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ORTHOGRAPHlC REFORM.

10 obtain Congregational Action-Ne
cessitJ Of Designating the Long mud
Short Vowel Suund4-S1m pies uf shc
Present SpeIlQnx-A Phonetic 11akc.
hhift Alphabet-Spcctmeu Of II, ~.
poEraphy-Thc uene0tx OF phupo-
| sypy.
! EduS:s suleaRo Tribune:
Dir. balance, In Ills letter in The TRIBUNE,
nusunderstaads my position In one respect. I
am not opposed 10 an international Commis.
sion between the governments Of Great
Britain and the United States for tho purpase
Of correcting the Irregularities Of our orthos-
! raphy, but consider such thing hopeless
until after the subject has been thoroughly
agitated In both countries. But such ncita-
| tton can be carried on far more actively and
| prosperously In this country than In the
| other. Our people arc less welded TO old
prejudices, and arc more independent think
ers md holder innovators. If the friends Of
photographic reform In the. United States
will take hold IN earnest for few yeass,
euflcient public sentiment in It's favor
may be created to cause Con gross to
appoint q Commission . of competent
men to investigate onr orthogrophy and re-
port to Congress what changes In the COM
mon mode Of spelling educational Interests
and the public good require. But Congress
will do nothing In this direction until pubic
sentiment demands 1t. Congressman are so
engrossed in politics, In the art OF vote catch
ing, in intriguing for reelection and 10. high
er Offices, that they will give little or no At
tentIon to 20 m unpolltlcaI topic as orthoe-
raphic reform, until it gnjns such strength
With the public that It's advocacy In Congress
will be o popular thing. Then there Will be
found In the marble halls Of the capitol
plenty of loud and warm advocates for an
ortborraphic Commission. The f1rst W ,rort
therefore, to be done Is, to awaken public nt-
tentlou to the subject and fully Instruct the
people In tho proposed system, md CONVINCE
them of the immense educational advonta.
r,os -, In 5ar,r.s f-s1,s IT, sz~nt,as ''4'"
sif. balance thinks that the better way to
begin the work Is, to undertake less than
complete scientific reform of the orthorraphv.
This Il prec1se1v tha thcarr m .rhich ~,
jaLo1inq. He eays. Hlet ns 6erin Nv nm,tttnr h.
aall silent letters. the omission Of witch viii
"words in Rhich they T occur" Tho a. word orS
"caii,' be would speIi with two ~ ie"st 'T r.
It Werc sne,led Il mi !, II nniHhi bn
with !. shortn a-aa IN ae6iico. ), oH'DD's1
Int reply. would Il not he Inuc,, hotter n
devise some means Of designating he long
not the Iettera n - y fnr inato,ca r. ~, az
cnnstrncted rs r. in3,rnte' ,rhether tSav ii sbaIi
be sounded 11onn,, or q ahoriSss II lhis ha
done, va ran nj oSee nnovtde len vora, sonnSs
in our lnnouaec viii, symbols, Ee cor
then haye lie yogc1 aoun!,s hcari1 in the ii. @
Nj, add enf end, 1ce iii n1d m ~. ns
Thare ,rnn15 ra-ns;n X rsnrasss,,t -, ,orIs1 thn
yowri sonnii, Heard in oira ann r,ce1 oozc
loot. nm % Oh. our. M When lei this is done Te I Iaya
, 1865-11-25

have been thus Eaudulcntly collected f1o1n
tho Government. 49,.
Justice Clhytop fixed their bail at 3t5, 900
for D7cescn, S1O,Gc0 for Rabe, and 81, 900 for
Goskmsn. In de alt of which. they ~sro COM
, 1865-11-25

Elliott Allen, Of Presumption township, while en-
gagged in feeding bis threshiug machine thrust his
hand 40 tar In that II was caught by the teeth OF tho
tfesher. aud ,panglcd It in 50 bad manner, that
he died rom the efeets Of 1t in few hours.
4 new paper has been started at Goleonta, Pope
county ). Il. Davis Is publisher; s6nncl Roper,
editor. Eunuca in politics.
The Galcna Ga=<k7s i one Of the ablest an1 most
reaabfa papers that come to our table. The Pe.xty
Gd.etfs ia particularly rneritorious sheot. We
lean that during the past six weeks 1t has bad 4
vesJ la1ge accession To Its subscription ust Its 3D.
Vertt'tng patronage has also increased to such IN
extent as to render weekly supplement- ueeeas4rY.
!. Il cur merchants wish good advertising medium
n ahat locality, we can cordially recommend the
Galena Cazette.
An Havana correspondent Of tAe Peoria !y1t,o,ai
Democrat ssJs that on the night OF the s1st Inst an
attempt WIS made to bum that tcun. Shaytnoa
vel soaked with kerosene were placed in the r,as
Of fofter & RupeEt's dry goods store, and Ret on
nsc. hus fortunately the fire YVES discovered and e1
nguishsd before 1t had made any sesous progress.
Had the fre got under WY, one half Of the tova
Would pretty 1useEy have bosn burned.
Ihe Illinois Institution for idiots and InbecIles,
aottUtzcd by m act Of the last le.is1sture Is ruw
Organized and receiving pn1dls. II Is designed :ar
children whose mental Development Is SO hrre-
ta'ded 40 10 unit them M the common schooA or
~hoec 1dto7Y1eEac1eS make them unsuitable: COM
pAnlons Of children more highly vored fnts1setn-
a1y. 1t Is mt designed to be custodl in its chsf
accz, but to furnish to that portion OF eh1ldfen OK
the State mcutcrst ahose, a system OF irstruef!on
more rudfmentary than any pEactfeed Il. our eont-
mon schools, Persons knowing the ststdence ol
teeblemiui.ed children IN Illinois viii center ayor
by writing 70, that effect 10 Dr. G. 7; "l'oas, su-
pefmten5en., Jacksonville, Illinois.
Thn pcor;, National Democrat ea,ns that the
1r,e.r 1{ouaa. At tho Junction, Wa batned Oh the
no,ninx or The I'D, but hiled to get any p.rtic7-
I,,,. Il VIM said to be, not tho present junction
Uons. hut 1he place where the original tavern was
kep,, Just aboye where the esss stop.
The brewery OF Charles Slayer, at Peorsa, WIS
destroyed By fire on Wednesday. Loss 1n,ooo 10
Sts GeC-tcsutcd for 4S,c0A
, 1865-11-25

" - seo ''~'e s@A5 u"tA eon
1r1osc no,,t,ca1 rccord far % Inrs;tr w. on,as. ~
trasot Is moi White cnoueh. comtm,ed With
tNe Wells government, to compensate for tha
.,,t..h,,.,s1,,o ,o,.~ &c III. ~, as.,,.t.
.na h"s, W ~, .o'o '.,,,a., ~ ~, es .;. ong .s s
1n,+xi.,n .,,.t +1a ct... ,ncvn,,,,nn,+ .er.
Nocuanc tnnt tue otate government OF Loui-
s2La ~ nct uo" eLA1e eAcept u memory
and expectation, but is territory merely,
47,af ns in fhe csse ff cvrrr o.her 4cr,storv
- AAsoAy
inc CONSTRUCTION ol STATE government must
n.asss,t Pp'e r.SN aA'1 ~. ~. "
ahy 'ieiucn1 Ut SongFcse' 1nat
the people who are to construct
n'c e'a.e ncluoe MI cuzens OF
the United states residing within Its limits,
TINT by emancipation the blacks of Louisiana
tied 10 cooperate In forming The new Goyrrn.
haent, and that Until such State Government
shall tc recognized by Congress. the whole
people Of the territory Of Louisiana, like the
4,tory should not be wholly nnren,esentcd rrss I'd
on1 shoulo nave dcleGGate On the noor Of
Congress, they have ordered and where al
io*ed to DO 50, have held an election for such
delegate in the same manner MS elections f,aye
bcre.o6o,r 1.een 1,r,d =, .ha rr..-s,e-sa. o1',.
~.sNN N'e'0 - tno AeftHo3aes' LUIS
act1ou was clearly violation Of no laE,
though as m election II wonld harc mn r.
lIdity III sanct,oned hr ran,.a,. -,
though In several districts the commits
sioue1s of r1ec4ion u,ar. h,na,nfras -.
imnr;soncs hv 1he so.c.,,as /. eu s."tam a.., ano
@ sra The oVemen, =, rno Pretended to
~ Woe etoen1 w precautionary, YET It.
{sd8I n3netG91 fltnn6MnH rn$aa for Iud
, 1865-11-25


give have received from Mr. @. 4.
Parker, of Thamcsville, Kent comfy, c. W.,
a letter, accompanied with The modest re-
quest that we will 'p!easc have the kindness
to give it the benefit Of an Insertion, aud send
a copy to box IS" Thamcsville aforesaid:
Now We beg to inform Mr.. 9. K. Parker, Of
box IS, e:c-, that though We are not entirely
dcstttute Of kindness, We have not enough Of
snai desirable yartuc to make rs comply with
us request. We 40 not think TINT to Eivo
n's !e'tef IN msesaon "onld be OF aay benefit
10 out laaa II Wouid oe 10 Sive Mr. q
H. ra!hel Tue Dcnealt OF rrelty large md
extensive advertisement Mr. Parker,
y A. as from nus letaer It appears, Is the
owner ol se,e'al iasee lfasts ol iana. which
.% ne u Ie...ect.y "il.ms 70 "spose Of ior more
sn ,ns, aos n "o'.u . ~ aasons VINO VIII nn
ae.th ". 49, -, ~ aAu ou. suesnes o. no,' q. .he
s1eaa y. ...Na ~. -. wv - .noau lse. pelo" Inc
Sa...ee ~ tnS "u, tans ". us son'e'nhs IN 1ne
-~a,1s " w. ,..s. e ..-usA4 .e. @as,a ~ II. sao"s'
o,at,t ~. - :ss..a"".l. ~, ", 1us
eaea-,,a,.. a,.s ~. - 49, an5 saae,ast'e Oh
- 1I. 1.-s nou euu ~ 1Ae eu'e1pns
a,esa" a 49, .9n VI ~. ~ ails, aa'e, saaeJs, pr
~ ~. ....S,..,, ~ " .oas ~ ass, nas.zH w.
, 1865-11-25
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

The Culture Of Cotton by use OF the 1m-
prorements Applied to ahe Corn Crop
The Wca ther and the CFops-Fr{ce
OF Farm Labor.
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago TriouDc.J
, 1865-11-25

~ The First District Of AIaIama elctts l. :.
Lapsdon 10 Congress. Mr. Langdon l. The H'.a
who satd In the State Convention that ths En'.s
patton Proclamation Of President Lincoln We
blsckest set which History records.
That chsp will have good tloo to psae'''e ''es
u.s before be takes seat IN congress.
, 1865-11-25


81 g. Wagner ". Miller.
5s-75f. Griffith ct aL 70. Nelson ct al.
N-1l0. Fury ys- keeler.
aFG9. Needham ". Naccott ct IL.
$50, klassen W. Hfn=hey.
5S-9G1. Hoffman r.. Nelson,
T-fs1- Knock ". uosscek
2-1C30 Tolmuu et al. vs. McGoorty ct nl
39-175- Hoppotk n.Wlcker.
G-e82- kotntnK n. Nelson.
CouyIX CoCRz-Hon. j. B. Brul,oeN, Juige.-
EAate Of Soble L Jetsh. The will OF dacea.ed sl=s
proved md letters tstancntszy granted 10 Henry
J. Closs on bond Of !, ,6D0
Es'A1e Of fLouia Herbert. VIII proved and letters
teaInaeuarJ granted to Philippine Herbert on bc33
of74,OuQ.
E.tate Of Joseph Strouck. VIM proved.
REcoRDKR's EtERr-Llon- s Fan Buren,, R4-
eorue.-Ihts CoCH WIS engaged In hearing NO
tons for new trials. Motions oyer1uled IL tho
following casea.
The People -. Thomas Wood. Larceny.
The People Vs. ElllnE.lle. Larceny.
Tue People n. Charles Wilson aiias Charles HE1J,
Belts Miller alias Mary Jane Wa1ten+ and pAt Han
nau d!aas raiyck Hannso- Hanuan WIS trted- BY 1
Jury, found Eraty and seus*aced to eight years In
ths penitentfaJ.
+. The People =. John na.k.1s. Robbery The
punishment n d.s years La the penltcnaaly.
Tbs sevezi convicted prisoners viii oc sen
NCUdAY next
, 1865-11-25

| FT TlH President, through some mscruta-
bio rcason-perhaps BY tho trick Of some fe-
male pardon broker Of the Alrs. Cobb stripe
recently pardoned oue Antoine Roso, Just
conviAed and sentenced to ten years lmpris-
onment for countedeiting the National frac-
tlona1 shlnplasters, whercupoas the Duly
resee tBoston) having heard Of, and desiring
to enu!nte the Presidents kindness, says:
Always willing to help benevolent pro-
itcts IN sman way, according to our small
nlean5, VIC, Who have wife and number OF
helpless CHILDREN md counterfeit dily cent
scrip which Is Of no uac to US or to him.
hereby subscribe the said shinplaster toward
Anfnfnn mn IN hr e3rns aus3n -
, 1865-11-25
"To the Chairman, DC.

"S!n: Your Committee, In ca1y1ns cut the IN
etructtors given 10 them, hare made experiments
these experiments are concluded, OILERS a,e st In
progress; bat 60 far as they hare Ecnc, your Com
1nitlee are able to Fcpo-lst. Thai the disease /.
communicable BY incubation from bullock to bul-
loetr; and, I'd, That the disease i ccnmnnicabie
t!om bulioeks to sheep by association. We are.
sir Sour obedtent senanta, W. r Nichols, WI.
liam Caace. Frederick NAte1nsn. N. D., Peter Eae,
N. r. c. v. S."
, 1865-11-25

like thcse: .
"l'm SO glad to see you, General, God bless
W %Genesai lis Is % my eiaest Ss son, VIM. Mason
Willie, tell Gen. Grant the little prayer you
say for him every night" (W1llie attempts
to do so, hut is moved on suddenly by the
active Committeemen.)
~ always knew you would be victorious,
surely crown 80 good and great q man with
6uccess."
"May ] not kiss you, General" (The Gem
J" You remember We met last Full ut West
Point" (The General smiled vacantly, rs If
he did not like to tell story.)
"Qulte crowd here tonight. An de-
served, Sir; all deseryed.h
"God bless, God protect you, dear, dear
Genern:!''
~ wnnt to talk with you, old fellow, about
Chattanooga"
asa : e1sthss 9c s3.t IN as sg h Connecticut
These and scores besides were said to tn:
General, who solemnly permitted his hand to
be pumped up and down at the will OF the
mercIless populace. So far as We could SEE,
besides tendency to blood IN the head, there
was no fatigue or change IN him from the
time Of commencement until the close. He
rarely spoke, save when some old army ac-
quaintance or some particularly charming
lady n1ade q remark, and then his words were
brief aud to the point.
Prominent nmoug those present we noticed
Archbishop AIcClossey, Bishop Potter, Rey
Henry Ward Beechcr, Rev. Dr. Thompson,
Rev. Dr.. Tyus, Gen. John E. Wool, Gen. Hook
er, Gen: Dix, Gems. Park, Cullurn, Cooke, Burt
lett, Anderson Easa4s Azhboth, Car, Locke
and Van Vliet, Capt. Henry A. Gadsden OF the
Arago, Mrs. General Fremont md daughter.
signor Romero, Senator Morgnn, Judge
White, Postmaster Lincoln, Hon. Abrain
Wakeman, Surveyor Of the Port Hon. Mosea
F. Odell, Gen. Barlow, Thurlow Weed, ESD.
8. R. Flske md lady, Of the Leader: Colonel
Halpinc. James EFastus Brooks, Chancellor
Capt. Worden, .. 8. n; Capt. Gibson, u. s,
n; Gen. Van Burcu aud Col. Ludlow. Of
Hooker's Staff; Gen. Doubleday; Gen. de-
Trobriand and Lady, and hosts OF Others
eqnaly we'll known In political and social
circles, besides the members Of the commit-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
FRANK LESLIE'S.
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPERS.

Attractive Feature. The SIS 600 Prize Novel
The Gulf Between Them. BY Mrs. Anne =.
tephens. Aathoress Of "Fa hion and Famine,
"The Rejected Wife, e.. &c.
In addition ~ its air,trrIrns: as the hrSt ana
most authentic lllusrata! Pa er in America, SUI
RAISING all Others in tor r,rir :. I~c;uracy, ant Ia
terest nf .he numerous iius rrlt'uns which it offers
Fraud LesIie's Illus Ttt4t = T,ptVer will begin IL
No. 43j. dated january 80 iSFl. the thrilling and
absorbing navel. The Gpl; t"t~c9n them" writ
ten nv the great nDvplis Ms. stephens, wh"se
FASHION aud Famine" haG a larger circulation
than any other purely literary uov"l of our dsy
and was regarded as So mtsteriy a work of fcti %
that il was not My repubiished in England, bur
was translated into ALMOST every language y Eu-
rope.
The prize Of $4,000. offered with pDuso iUer-
ulity by the proprietor for the best nov drew
forth no less than two hundred works, ny OF
them of great me 1t. Among these, Mrs. stephens
novel.wa selected, as evidently surprising not only
all others offered, but ALMOST everything hitherto
published. 1t is folly equal to "Fa'hion and
Famine" and will Re ds widely read.
IL will be of greater interest,", from the TACT tnat
the scene il laid in our land and our own times;
and in deIineation Of character and absorbing
power it will fasciuate ana charm The reader.
Subscription $3.50 per year.
Address FRANK LESLIE, Duane st. N. I.
Copies of the paper containing the commence
ment and continuation Of Mrs. SteDhens' novel.
al be Gulf Between them" can be had OF any News
dealer in the United States or Aritish Provinces.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
SPLENDID LIST.

All Of tie goods in the above List will be sold. with
cal reSe' Walton. for One Dollar each. CertIicates OF
all the various articles are placed in similar envelopes
and sealed. These envelopes will be sent by mail, or
delivered at our office, without regard To choice. On
receiving a Certificate you viii see what article 1t rep
resents. andi is optional With lou to send one q ollsr
and receive the article or not.
In all transactions by mail we shall charge for for
forwarding the Certificates paying postage. and doing
the business, % cents each. Five Certificates will be
sent for 81; Eleven for 50; Thirty for 50; Sixty-nve
for SO AMI One hundred for SIS.
CORRESPONDENTS may rely upon a quick and
prompt answer to their orders. Our business is cum
Quoted upon liberal, hOneSt, straightforward principle,
and we guarantee satisfaction in all cases. Our pat
rons may always depend upon having their orders faith
fully and pHncInally supplied In no case viii CORES
pOndentS be neglected.
G+COrrespOndents should be careful to writs their
signatures plain, and give tbQir Post Odce, County. and
State. Address, r DEMERIT & Co,
22y BrUadWay N0W York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
TERMS.

Clubs OF W MY or ever can have address Put ~
.irh paper for an additional charge Of ten cent
each.
For every club Of twenty an extra copy will be
added Tor the getter up ,f the club.
For every club of 5fty, The Semi Weekly, and 70:
every club Of one hundred the Daily will be sent.
when requested in lieu Of the extta copies of Weeklg
Additions to Clubs may be made at any time a.
saue rates. Papers cannot be, changed from one
Club to another, but on request Of the person order
ing the Club, and on receipt Of fifty cents extra,
single papers will be taken frem the Club and : Mt
to a separate address.
All orders mist be accompanied By the Cash.
address. THE WORLD.
IS Park Row New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
STRAY NOTICE

Taksnup by the subscriber living on Honey creek
in Nemaha County Neb. en- tho lst day q: Decem-
Der 1864 one esteay-mare pony and colt. The mare
Is bay-biBd feet white up to pastor jiint. star in
the forehead, when taken had on a bel. The colt
is sorrel. white hind feet with bald face.
Dee. Is "a. 1w Al RishardSoa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

TEDIA Rubber aud Horn. Dressing, Pocket ard Hne
i Comb, Wooden Pocket c,ulbs, Io)fceo Pouches
wallets, Fish Hooks and lines, sc X.
AT MeLAUGHLIN n SWANS.
and Chewing TOl accu, Cigars pipes Pipe
- stems and Tobacco Pouches in great variety,
At Mclaughlin & Swans
HHACKERAL Lake Trout. White Ash, Goldfish, ETC.,
4L4 etc., constantly On band
Al Mclaughlin s. Swans.
THE best Flour from the L. 5. v g. Nils IN quarter
y half and whole sacks kept
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
1854.
PROSPECTr,.
OF THE
OF THE
MISSOURI IsaD1p.
For the Year 1891
DAILY, TRI-EEEKIY : ~.

DAILY, TRl-N EEKLY 4 Wp
The WAL drama i approaching il, VII
interest. This ye4r will pro5sbiv sas'
Dom Of the RsbeEics, witness 4. Tsai1aa. !
sInmsnt restored N the fallen Ssa.ss.
events Of 81 viii be among the al 4
;bo History Of the Country. and 5,sI.s
elude the return q Peace, aBd +, Sss
America upon a beH career Of uBp.,.1 sa
ness and prosperity, With Labor .esva,
the reprOach Of seTfdOS, the Peotls a
on a higher platform Of intelligeprs ~ "a
feel q still %pFolounder interest in an ave
the progress Of Their own and other ss Ca
world Is entering upon new series a.
to terminate in the triumph Of Drn@
the Atlantic; while emigration =
acquire q neS and tremendous iupstu,
immensely u productive power.
Tbs string events Of the times IN m.
ly depicted in III eolEms o. shs Dy~acl
We ara resolved 20 Fs-dsr more v,I.eI1
t~raetive than ever as 2 raithfal
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
TO COnSumDtIYes.

Consumptive sufferers will receive a valuable pro.
seription for the cure Of Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and all throet and Lung Affections
free IF charged by sending their address to
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
KipgsCO.
New YnrA
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
Mirror of Passing Histo,

Inspired By the spirit Of Dsuo.,u,
Lodging no leader but Truth-Ths N,s:a-c
OcRAT will continue 70 be solely tbs -
People, and prompt to denOunes and q
political or military a~spirant Hho 81,
their cause. 'sln;
IN addition to our War News, Va i,r
in sur Weekly papes the Weekly Ss.,Ss
and also al abstract Of she proceeding, sr
and Of the Proceedings Of LOgislalurs #
and Illinois.
Our Tri-Wsokiy, viii contain ~ s,-sf
the Important News. Local aud Conn,rsp b.
Of the Daily.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

70 Having had business relations with the above
gentlemen, / take pleasure in saying that they are
honorable. upright men, and perform ali they prOmi Sin
and the Jewelry | have seen from there is genUine, and
gives satisfaction. r. o THOMPSON.
n47-rf NuTSe cry Hill RPh
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

Tine GrcageNf timber Gog the
= K =

I K I 4 j u =
u makes q perfect lie Ike fence iu foHr yearsl
T. One Are OF il SCI this fall. IA ave years will
make enough Wood for one FamiIyl
e 1t grows straight. and very TALL
o. IL never sDruuts from the roots; but when cut
down. will grow again from The stump. very r~apjtIyl
10 II is the best soft wood for fuel, Pr any other
purpoSek
70 when kept OF the ground, toe rails will last 80
years!
1t grows equally well with US on upland, where
this rich. as IN The bottoms!
- Cuttings eight inches long stuck in .be ground in
I E Fail. never fail 10 grow
a@ We sell it for s. per thousand Cuttings, deIiv-
cred At any Of our Agencies.
Parties wishing to buy, should order early Of our
Agents, 50 that they may notify US in sine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

CALF by the barrel or pound, Fine Dairy Salt for
~ Sale
AT McEAUcHLIN & Swans.
DTCKELS by the dozen or barrel, Of a superior quail
\ ity, crnstantly on hand
at McLSUGHLIN h swans.
TIGS Chocolate. Mamie sugar, assorted Jellies. Can
Z Peaches. Pepper sauce, Mushroom cdtsup, WOTeeS-
tershire sauce; &c SC,
AT McLAreHLIN & SwAN's
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
CUTTINGS
Bundled and delivered at the abozs places, Is
soon as the leaTes fall.

II -.
I. r. FISHER SrOwnville, + Agent for Nemaba
and east half Of Richardson Counties
CURTIS & PEAvER, Pawnee City, are Agents.fOr
Pswuee and west haIf Of Richardson Counties.
REV MR. TINKHAM, Beatrice, is Agent for Gage
and Jones Counties.
J. H BUTLER, Austin, Agent for Clay and Saline
Counties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp by the undersigned living fvs miles
West of Brownvilie, one sorrel Colt, white steak in
forehead taken mn ON the LIST Of December. 1864,
IA-3w.pd. GEORGE ENPS0N
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
Beware of Willow Peddlers.

We learn that many swamps Of CONNIE Tiilaw have
been cleaned up. and fhe Cuttings sole IU willow.
We get our willow of SAMUEL & "a .DS, OF La
Noble, Illinois, q responsible Nursery R~d.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

NoAL OIL, best quality clarified Carbon oil. LhuS
ELAUaGLLR = KFT'E.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
Dysen.ery, D~iarraGa, aeIax, Worms.

FTOn IT. J. O. LTetn, q JHtcUgO.
Your ills have lsd a lOI tnal IN M practice,
and | ho d them in esteem rs ole Of the best GPeTi-
cuts ! Lave ever found. Their Alternative effect EpoR
tie liver makes them an e. ceiient Iemeuy, when
given in email d0ses for Ii!isgs dgSenfery and diGT-
Thqd. Their sugaT-cOating makes them very ac-
ccptable AID eou. euient tor tie u1e OF women aid
children.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

SODD BY
WIN. II. MCCREERY. Brownville.
g. A. BROWN Il BRO Peru.
DR.. Fl. GRAVES. Salem.
JOHNW HOLT 4 BRO. Salem.
HOLT SCOTT. Falls City.
LEWIS 4 SHEPHERD, st. Stephens.
EASLEY i SHERER, Rulo.
90 LIZ
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

Are ron sick, feeble, and
complaining2 Are you out
Of order. aith your system
dersnged, ard vour feelings
uncDmiortsbse!TheS symp-
TENS are often the preiude
10 serious illness. Some at
of sickness j. creeping ugJn
Nsu, ard should be sYertcd
h. = timely use o. the right
renrGv. Tai Ayers l'il.s,
sid eieanse out tie disOr-
,lered numGrs- purify the
bod, and lat the fluids
move on unCa tructed in
health again. they stimu-
late the functions Of the
bodv into vigorous activity,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

WasIIHEFOIs y Z , IIH ItU' 4oVIJ =.
SIR: I have used YOUR Pills in INV general and
hospital practice ever Stree yOu made them, and
cannot Hesitate TO say they are the best eathaTtie
we employ. Their regulating RctiOn on the liver IL
quick aLd decided. col. eqUrHtly they are an ad-
miIGblc remedy for arrangements of thst organ.
Indeed, ] haze terdom found a case of bilious dis
ease so obstinate flat it did lot readily yield to
item. ETStcELslIy ours, ALDNZOBALL. D.,
PbyStcitII RI ne Murine HOSUitdL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

NULT1vATORS. ScytneE, Grades, Rakes, Hoes,
~ Spades, shoyeis, etc. &c,
At Mclaughlin h Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

WARSAW, wyoming Co, N. Y, Oct. "a, 1855.
DEAR SIR: ] am using your CathaTtic fills IN my
practice, and find them an excellent p%urgative 70
cleanse the system aud purity ne fountains q me
blood. JOHN u AEACHAM, Nj
Combination, C~oativemera, HuDnression-