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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-04

For sale BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers.
Prices OF the Eminent, % cents, so cents and 81 a bot
tie. A one-dollar bottle contains IS much lininent IS
eight twenty-hve-eent BEETLES
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-04
Price, IS cents per Box, or S Boxes for ST.
Prepared BY DR.. ]. C. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.

s0DD BY
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g. A.BROWN 4 BRO, Perm.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-04
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From Or. Edlrard Boyd, Baltimore.

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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-04
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-04
THE MOTHERS COWPANION.
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Il is a sovereign remedy f0t
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Is, SWEENY, SPAWN, RING
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-04
N a Forwarding Msreaoat Of s.. Louis, FEB. 4,

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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-04
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-04

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The New York herald., 1864-12-10
Died.


Asns-op Friday December Q. Of consumption, rHosas
As1Ix. aged 80 years and months.
His ends are resuectfuly invited TO attend the tune
raj On Sunday ornng, at ten O'Clock, from 292 West
thirty .third street. HIS remains will bo Inferred In
Grecnwtod
ARMS, soso in Fiatbush l. l., on Friday morning,
D.ccmher o, at three O'Clock, Mrs MARY ARMSTRONG,
,Bacrs.-on Saturday, october 20, ErGrsK s. BAcos,
wscd 81 years -.
fUvnrtt.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, December I. t
Tho residence OF ME brotherin law, George W. Writ
more OF consumption. Ls ROY BKnrII, OF company v.
r.vcpth iry, aged Il years, months
and "a DAYS son late Captain Denjsmin and kza.
Beth Bedeil. .,..,, -
Jiis friends and relatives, and those Of his brothern
,s are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral this
afternoon. At two oclck al 259 state street.
Brooklyr His rem aims will be taken TO 0reenwood Tor
cossor.--of disease OF the heart. DAs'sL cossoH,
native OF the parish of krucktne, county Kerry, Ire
land IN the 2ath yetr OF hs age. ,-.--,,- ~.
The fureraI viii take from bis late residence NO.
10 Pearl street on sunday afternoon, al hat ast ne
oclnck The friends rentious are Invited To attend
Cnow On FRIDAY, December y Of CONGESTION o. tnc
lungs SAsaH widow Of samuel Grow, OF Woodoridgs, ~
J. In the 76th year OF her age. ., i,
The funeral services vii be held NJ the res dence o
her son m law, Mr.. J. II. Pohon, Al horrisanM on
sunday afternoon, u two O'Clock 1bs relatives sho
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BauspAGr-YocTo On Thursday, December s, BY the
Rev. r. 4, Ever, MisTHoRSE l. RRrNpAGE TO G.. AMrLiA,
daughter OF John b Young, fsq., all Of this city.
EaEer-LovDoy.-l Broobi iyn, on Thursday, December
g. by the Rev Henry j. Vandyks, OcrAvtrs A. EBrsr 10
Miss RosAEEIIA s. LoyRJoY, all OF baltimore, Md
HAysmEYER-MotLER --,n Wednesday December ], at
81 Luther church. ~ Roy. Charles r Stohl.
man, HrSRy HAyEMEyER to JgSSg, eldest daughter OF
william Mollcr, Esq all OF this city.
kiprLssp-MAcNA-At westbrock, Conn.,, on Wedues-
day December T. IN the Congregations church, by tho
Rev j. n. Peltnsclt pastor, T. L. K,RrIASD, OF Wash
ingou H. Eprr only daughter Of tho late Capt J. IL.
Magma, OF West0r ook, Conn
s,r.n-BAnrIAsr.-On Thursday, December 8, NJ
Christ church, Brooklyn, BY the Rev. T. H. Canneld,
d. D Lieutenant VIVIAN KiMnlE SrgAR, twentieth regi-
meut " r. G. United states Army, TO ALICIA CHHsiiS,
only surviving daughter OF the late Richard Arthur Hart
land, fsq.r of Cork, ireland. No cards.
CGtk payers please copy.
wIcKs~FAsruS-On Wednesday, December I, at Grace
ch rch BRO kyn Heights, by the Rev. faegs0. ID
Gr Rcg wicHs 10 ANNIE MINOR, oDy daughter oil tne
late James s. Eastou.
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

CLEARED
Ship watjen (Brem) Quicker, 0enoa-Chas LurAg
ship Nesre Dame des VICTORIES tFr>, Picard. Havre-
BARK Sarah tHam) Bsrdua. Rosterdam-Funch. Msincks
Brig Export (Br). Bent. Ma.amoros.J G Jewett &Ca
Bris yof.pt !Brl Gage AuI o,yss1,Breis son s; &C.
sesr s Mssnorss Msssn br5 sS:se King
ssT sssT hsH: ss5s 5s. S. Jsas
sehr Holmes, Ireland Fortress Aonroe-Thoma' .
ssS: h.n,a % Smith; osneo.s,suevs sIa Haven.
schr Daley Saunders, Providence-Bentley, Smith
80 ARRIVED.
Hsa M s.ss sss Gs ssz
had hs:yy s.s. .:s,s
fso% nSSsq bound % 4sS III inst S. 90
s.ssmsAip yoan Gibson. Bowen, Philadelph,a with mdss
ass. sp,sss y s;ss,;eG % In n:nSse, &; Iss
oS 70 q Greenpoas L. d.d Of eon:umpon aged
s sIs % Ham%us BIRD ibr Stevens Windsor. Ms, IS days
sehT Vernon tBrS sianwood. Gaos Bay cB. Is DAYS.
Br,s W nsfsp. Look Columbia with lumber Talbot
schr Fewer Bean. Cow Bay cB, 80 days, with coal.
sshr 6r..dsn, Davis shuee Ms, 20 days. with spar to
schr DETER tsr). Dexter Windsor 10 days with po'
Sch Emma Br Mcguire. St Stephen. SB u days with
'' sesr iI WIN = or', ~ Bsarse, Fortress Monroe.
sSr SsoTssoSs Essss;hsSr says for sonnso
schr Maria Louisa Robinson Khzaoethport fer Ports
mouth, -
sehr Narce,lus GRAY, Elisabethport for Providence
Rrhr vsnJkie Couslns, Efzabethport for Boston.
Schr Maine Rrowp. Elxabethport for Newburypor'.
Sebr la Plata cseribs. Eli ebcthport for Boston.
sfT sctr nnoo po.s .n Fr.nsin hansS days
sssr sSps, ysvns ssss. smsssn,s' days
sssr sssr Req sif:S RSver ws we.s Bsfa.s M,uAanve
Hcbr Madonna, Coombs. Bangor, IL days
sss. Gem s.ns: S,Ssf hs.sS, ssSser ss.r,
grhr Olenroy Neady Gardiner for Washington,
Srhr Anticam, Stanley, MllIbridgc, . days
echr Stephen Waterman, Chase. New Bedford.
Scnr Lucy Church, Adams, Providence.
schr Adelaide, Crcwell, Prnvidence FOR PhnadepnA
Robr Brandy ywine, Corson. Providence.
ecnr A Hoer. Marvin. Say brook.
Schr q a g Brooks. Jones, Urcenport
Rchr Pre- dent Hall, Kingston for Westerly.
Bchr II Curtis, Haskell, Eewburg for Boston
SAILED.
Steamers spaulding ships 81 PAM, Matenhseen, Q
Scranton Ace harks John fyfe Pnnz Oscar brig Jane
Kslly: schrs Rio Grande y wols n Goodrich Prod
more Whiting, Anne De1iart Pratt Chase, Ieesna,
v randolph, Liverpool, Brown. u Hubbard slade.
Psrnce. Francis Mary Jane, Carroll. Creole. Anna Ny
Rover. Farrow - - -
AND the lower bay Dec having put back from
sea OF 9Th account OF bad weather.
wind at sunset ".
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
Collision ON the new jersey Contra
Railroad.
SEVERAL PERSONS ISJcRED-sl00, 600 WORTH OF


coal train going west and an eastcrly pound ieRnt
train colided the New Jersey Central Railroad at Vow
Market on Wednesday morning Az the time o. the cot
hsn the fog thick that the eusnccrs could sec
hus short distance ahead Of the engines and the force
o the impact was great that the engines were
smashed pcces aud the cas piled on the tor OF each
ether fifteen feet high breaking the legs OF brakeman
On the coal train slightly nurng several other per
sons on tho freight trsin The engineers snf nremen
saved themselves by humping OF Socn after tho accident
there hsd warning evcn ran INTO the rear OF
shs rain smashng the locomotive 10 fear ul an
Fortunately no person was seriously hurt ON INC
latter tram For distance Il nearly two hundred YARDS
NJ ut hundred coal and freight cars were erect
wreck and the during the morning leuna
u ncccssuy 10 build new track N ofdpr To allow the
passenger trains 10 TIE western express iran and
other passenger trains from sston we're delayed SIX
behind their usual time, and did not rc'ch New
York unt the afternoon. Tns loss viii not fall abort Of
one hundred thousand dollara.
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVAL ..

BRrxHx Asn souruAV1os-- siea mssip HasssaH ~. /.
Lax emxnu Capt L. Rovenfhai Friet snd wnc schniu
n dlman an sister, IIsnretie EecKum. Nndte,
Bsdes and laughter Colonel McCrrt M te arc ehniu
Ore IA Rnpke aud children, sMindmh Ter anl wiie y ~
scLminssy Ko,hsshd, 4 uSsiei = maGcr; Go,,'su
keulgrn. hmilie Tarntbkuner 10 Potmann, HoNmN";
wurth and wife. tn amende and family, burgtorI;
neyer htropod vsyo,,ns pewncs .,s elsa
Dspahe. y Lempsevht rte,tsch. cath volser .s,
pr ueyer, Marie Seyrr Bah-r Mr. DAVE aud servant
Mrs RAnkip. Miss riie. q ReixL wsrsn
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
.arsham, Charl,. WINE v.n Bur,n Clara jane George

e.. sr vfs Gar. ara 's.s sss George
Basseo sAT sesr A,ee clarence, Free naa fsnahr for
NV ~ a. ,ss,sh seE cl.ssee v,,.,o go r,,,
assSes sssn zee rss :eAs sysas ed ose ~. %
p Aos. Ana, COZ siors late oi tarAaysn sssf..
ss,wr2Mr Dec s-Ap ssar saesdwsu Hammond Chat
As.. r.s SS,sSs s Zane an sss Nsss' New YORK. s.
S.ps a s ss % +cfss Z, ~ S%,nssss En-
sS sss sssSa ~ s6 s'v o xa's s.r%a ss.
ros ass tssse sS 1s,s i1s s.s: s9;
hsSqt 1Sss ". s iS sd
is Ne. ss2s saass tsr r~auA MAom
Forss Wse Wss.de H@c. Saog6 ss sosss ,'
al ..sr Sss sa ,Ss Do Aav.9s rake Abrds
~. oAhnoN' Ac-At Beiingham Bay Oct 90 ship Carouns
Gar: Ms's o sss s e% san
Srss MAJ, M.s. s sssr sea ss% osess:
f Lee fss fs
rSIs Ssd s.s G a. Hk Sa
Ia asss 4asSsr ss, cfsnssn ; r.s4
s'5F. r: sss
Case Prosidsaes. "n0A' i0aDs' Ss"p0r'' Sensa'e'
Pa 4:s Be Esf
S
s Ts .Se 30 sr
iop ph,,lPs John Walker rama wavs Caroline Hail. Anna
s :fs A ssss:y n, I.
s, & so phs s
Bunker Mt Deser for Ellen r. Higgins Eden BH
Fo.e Gid briam Frank KAnen Merritt. Matanxas; WIN
PARK: SrsScrcka csrdenas; sehr sp'sadid. Johnsn
saSS sTss A,sAsS.G r.s
scnIs ASSs Eomosrd Havana Young Trout Maiaoxsa
ders Ei,.beshpert: soop Rhote Island wIghtman New
Iork Bid seiIs Fleetwood Gardnsr. Phladsiphia Henry
Clay, Handy. NYork.
N "a D:. sss sss
Man yanil!o and NYork y'f66T8i 81 ~ T7'l' '-1'
wICXsssT, Dec s--sld steamer Clarion Morse, NYork
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
Am.rSeaH shsN'nastess' Asssesassess
ro5i Wall erRr.r-Hosxs ~, ~ i-r ~
The fslis In MaatnrA and ccra have rsesv
The feewhu npfruvsu MhsterH knu Vlc1s INV E~"S''
scu m ssions from this AssociAtisa:-

scmrnissiops from this Assoosausa:-
Captain George Nckes, ship holccsa; Samuel Q fllt
rer: charles Lorway, brig Emma Ives; Geo ktchiu
bark Edward Aihra: William o HAYDEN schr Clara Jane;
Beu Rice brig Niereta; Jetnr Terry steamer Gen
sherman; Edward N Jones br Moses Rogers; Moses ~
risk bark Eva Fiski Rawson Post; John Macse bra
cuba; Rimbali Ryder bark Modena; STEPHEN RAwhns'
schr Diadcu. t&d 1
All commissions outstanding one year require to be
presented to the Office for renewal.
miscctian neons.
srwsMsnrr EvSMSc ssAR Capt Bell sais today ats Pm
for Orleans direct, This magnificent vessel enc o.
the fastest the ocean. her proves IA
me her usexceied steward, never fairs 10 please the
tastes OF all &8 N.Ea
BRe wAppoo Dolap. Of and from Portland for sseus'
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

MwstcfusErrs MoRMoSs Tho Gloucester -s'sggrps
says that m Georgctow snds Grovcspd In tbs stnie
shcro Is large society u Mormon hcleyers. They heeve
ths full Mormon faith, have church rainyed, with
regular by baptism, and have services evev
sunday. Quite nnmber OF believers have cmsrased
gve m hat sscsiou "a ytah within few years
The New York herald., 1864-12-10
SHIPPING NE w s.

ALMANAC roe NEW YoRx-THn DAT.
sur Rises. Il nooH SETS. ...... morn
Fort OF New York. December 8, 1884,
The New York herald., 1864-12-10

BOSTON. Dec s-An brig Ira, Thompson, 81 Martns
schrs las Harding Jersey uity; Fraucona, Holt aud
Ilamni ond btg Elyarebport below brig Hun pold
from Elaabsihpar, Ild brigs Marshal, MsrshaL 'oree
and market. ohm Stevens Hopkins Phtadepna schrs
q N ps,tI, a erk Fortress Monroe; ktand Besse,
PhIlsde phis; Eta fcsg Newcnmb. Norfolk Va; Juia
Ann li.rdins Raltlmors; iia Wheeler Dyer fhtladc
phis; Lizzie Dyer, sumner, do; New York, seaoury.
kYorK sid wind w to NV ship b en- Foster; brss bu
genie Money nick, Alice Iarl.on, Frsnces oiigs Els
worth. y Leighton. ,. ,r,,.--.
Pm iads phis. soop N Mount Hope, 81 ltvan, NYork
6koRoErOwN DO, Dec 1-c'd Dark Laeona' Des'sc
Boston
oKFEs s LAgDINo Dec 5-Arr Boundary, Young New
HOLMES, HOLE, Dcc o. PM-Arr schrs n Fsrnham
Fdward Phtiaeelphia for Boston Isis, Harding jersey
CIV for DO; Charlie Willie Montgomery and Van hn'en
Moncnmeyy hilrsbe fr do; Clara Jane, Hayn.n 90
for eale rorpe Parker fBrl Mcbride. Nro'k Tor Var.
mouth. IS; Sea wood. (Br) Mcbride. aud LeAan, tbr
Graham, 40 for ~ John Nj. . - u.,t.. ..
Dec A Lr, Pawn srl wr ssr Sape ~, rsoms. ,.'
ton; Belle Holt klsbethrort for poson td oMs fMan
B'Haie: brEs Lact Ie, Gcnrrs Am schrt .onanues;
Frances Elen. Catharne Frederick HAN. Assanuer "
Cain Franconis Gertrude Han mond, Wan VI Mttehe,l
Helene. Wide World. Qucksep tbr) Lyndon, ISIS.
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JOHN DtLDlNE Aamr
Iapu.ry & 1851 --6yv -
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-17

Tows MEETrsa-on Monday evening
last Ihe citizens OF Bloom township met in
she Court House in this place TO deliberate
cn The coming draft. After the meeting
became organized, By calling w. WIsT,
Esq, 10 The Chair. and appointing DAVID
LowEEBkae and RoDMAs DRIsKEa. as Sec
rsiaries, the object OF the gathering was
briefly stated, and subscription commen-
eed as at the previous meetings, for the pur-
pose OF raising money sufficient TO pay a
bounty of notices. Than $3.50 10 each recruit
who will enlist for the purpose OF filing the
quota for the township, and thus avoid the
draft. The meeting adjourned TO meet on
Tuesday eyening.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-17

Is another column we publish the prin-
cipaI points in the conseriplion act as il
passed ihe House. There is no question
BAT what il will become a law as II now
stands or With, if any, very slight alteration.
As It stands il reaches somewhat farther for
men than did The original bin. The first
bill seemed 10 want GsseabaeEs 10 ill the
contractors and shoddy mems pockets
worse than il did soldiers. Now the GoU-
<rnzsnf wants men The Lsagusrs are
nam !; quiel as mice. Alter he draft ,rou-
be hes passed away, they may again slick
ue their heads. Well venture TO say not
one from lhia place viii enlist. We mean
not ans genuine Lacquer, In good stand
i1r IN fts society; viii eaiiss They belong
70 dilzsrsns class Of people than iLose who
zo IL ear znd lish, Tor he good old Union
ard Constitution as oar iorsia,hers made
and handed lhsn q -.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-17
Old Things Become New,

The undersigned woaId beg leave to IN
form his old friends, and "ihe rest Of man
kind, !" that he has lately returned from The
service OF his country, and again re- IA
opened his o l. D EST ABLT SH- N
E tai ILOR ING SA LOON, LII
with view OF making up entire new gar
mems, as well as mendiug old ones, for all
mankind, Land any body else, who may
favor hIfn with their work in his line
He ! prepared to do work NEAT, Fash
IONABLE and SUBS rANfIAI., and hopes
by so doing, ard stict attention TO business
10 merit aud receive a due share OF patron
aye. But remember, all. that these times
require money, or something to live upon,
he therefore hopes and trusts, that when
he has done his part, his customers will
10 theirs hy furnishing the ready John, y
or ready trade. For rrnly The ''Laborer is
worthy oil his hife.'
BERNARD RUPERT.
Bloomeburg, Sept 10 1862.