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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23


Rebel Ftewssf ahe situation An So an
csrsoiina--Ths whig sn ss = ard.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 2l.--The Richmond
EsaAiSsr, Of he 18th, says that if the
@6re overrunniBg Of country was Of
any consequence, the enemy might be-
gin TO boast Of the sabiugation of South
Carolina, for they have advanced and
penetrated 70 the very heart Of that
State without opposition, bat the only
value OF that advanee~for general par-
poses consists in its being a step toward
cooperating with Grant in the invest
snelt Of Richmond Shernan's enter
prise Is only beginning Tue future
plans or present disposition Of Beaare-
CARDS forces are unknown. The Confed-
crate army Is safe, aud may yet lead
Sherma 10 such dance as Green led
CORVALLIS over those same rivers aud
swamps. If the Federal arny cannot
reach the Danville road then il bad bet
ter hare staid In Atlan.a all this time.
Il ia believed that BeAaresard Is carry.
ing out deliberate designs. and that
sherman Is near the end Of his tFiamphs
We may regard the audaeioua march Of
the enemy through the heart Of South
Carolina a. one Of tbs consequences Of
remoFing Johnston from the cammand
Of our army Of the Tennessea.
The Richmond Whlg. editoriaIly. on
the peace runoFs says We imagine thai
Seward Was rather glad than otherwise
that the confederate gentlemen refused
TO be duped BY MIN, slnee their refusal
gave him an opportunity for the use of
bis accustomed weapon. No doubt -
was more au.sSous for this chance, mas.
much as Grant had anticipated him By
telling one OF The most stnpsndous false
hoods oa record. that Hunter and Steph.
ems bad expressed themselves in a man
ner indicating a desire to return 20 the
Union.
The Whig then says thas Mr.. Seward
wrote 70 Mr.. Adams, intimating thai the
commissioners mesns alliance against
France and England, thus hoping to ex-
cite foreign nations Hgainst thsFebels
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
LIVERY sTARLE.
American Stable.
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS

= |NN'
fTfHf3 LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
4 t. veil known throughout the country. pos
sesssg Stable advantages superior 10 any similar
aatabllshsqant IN the oitY, having arrangomsata
for the reception of private horses at livery Of the
aost elegant and compiets description, aud 81 the
lowest fates.
Carriages ior visiting TO let Coaches, ilgh I
wagons, aud every klnd of road vehicle to let
Horses sold on commission. Second hand Buggiea
for sale a the very lowest prieos Passengers fars
wArd 70 aii parts OF ths oouutry b. speeiai con
Feyaues
Having purchases the stock Of Mossrs Rich
ardson hritton We would take great plaasufc In
accommodating their Old customers and friends
TOEfAE A LANDER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

aKHCKHuAnEuAs
VS.. J. AowMr. GEo. W. KzTuHoaE, DAVID J
MACNHY, Law lsLEHEkars SASH NJ. AncmEn
eaH'L nArAnp, Hosf. X. DusksasoH, atnUnL
0nAs GHo. T. Huparrfu, GHo. h. RnesFos, VIZ
HstINAE, itoar. u. haHEaFs, Ans mafBLow aud
MAs0us SHERWOOD q Evansville JAS. N. ID.
LAsfEn, Of New York n @. nEzTEIToa, of Gin
einaz,ii A. n Phelps, of Eewbnrgh Edward
Murphy, of kew Harmony.
ofTfrEnaf
WILLIAM J. LOWRY, President.
SAMUEL ORR, Fica-fsreaIaauts
ROBERT h. ROBERTS, Cashier.
pfnKrrDMNs
Va J. L0wHr, AAm'L Oah, ~ !. MAcKnY. 0no.
p. HupsPNrH, RoE'r X. Dunrnaoa sAmurx N. .
ARcBKH, hoNHnr X. Ransnrs.
This Bank will BE- open fef business 81 The cor
nsr of Main and Water Streets, under Brown.
DanksFsou co.'s oiace, on Monday. the zoth day
fsbruAfys 1850. lanz5-1f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23

We take this Opportunity Of returning eur
thanks 10 cur friends for the liberal suniakt they
hags gisen u, aud w0sid solicit con tInaause OF
the same to fhe gentlemen who sucse6si as, aud
whom We taka great pleasure Ia reeeu4in hdfnz 10
the pablic. RICHARDSON 4 nnIffoS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
READ
Our New Figures !:

We have the following Goods az prices lRzswise
lowered: shawhs Soat&xs, Eubies, Hoods
CioAks, BAsqusz. large varsity Of Gloves sRd
pets IuxrAiu, tw0 ply, and Hemp, Oh Cisths for
Fiocrs and sszirs- Also many ether thiags
usually ksptir eur li1s, waieh viii Be soi6 very
lev fer esse.
r. NJ ELLIOTT,
No. 40 Main st.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
Gbt AaiIa dunrnaI.
PUBLISHED BY
JAMES ". McsEKLT
q. N. THAYER.
JEo. D. EeEEELY.
uaDER TBE ETzn oF TaE
Evansville Journal Company.
Journal Buildings
LOCUST STREET,
BETWEEN FTRsT AND WATER.

BD- Col Anderson, one Of the Chicago
conspirators, shot himself, on Sunday.
The wound is pronounced mortal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
BY TELEGRAPH H
FROM xEsrEEDAys o'cLocK EDITION.
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
Rebel Views of the Situa
ton.
Rebel General Johnson's
Report of his Last Cam
paign.
How He Didn't Do It.
Latest from Europe.
More Good News .
FORT ANDERSON oURsl
FORT ANDERSON OURS

Dispatches received to-day, which We
lost through mishap to onr messenger
boy, announce that on Sunday morning
last General schofeld captured Fort
Anderson, with its guns and munitions
Of war, al Of which we're in a good state
of preservation
When the Messenger left the onion
forces we're pushing for Wilmington,
which, il vas thought, would fall into..our
hands on Monday morning.
Admiral Porter was cooperating Nith
Gen. Schofeld with bis iron-clad feet.
THUS the grand work goes on.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-23
GROCERIES.

A LARGE AED CH0stE SELECTION or
n Groceries and pfosialog ozn - bad e
EJLI0TTse fMxxsT dk0CEEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-18

d. The asb sTs sss 3 eass.ssIss|es:, s
restoutiop. Rncog pixing ,the~ Ganennl. 49,
and duty Of re1t0r9ti0n - soon as practicable,
tha ntcopza61 uH euinsut viihes
for It's success. By its success We mean, mot
the return Of tie States to their positidhT
that they ere. snly fo6heudy 70 deh1A DIR
return with Coz tions IA W1Iikh the fdblic
faith shall b. secufekd Wsf<Annot conceal
out apprehenaions ahat g. ezfefisAeay kiM
fsil The nsre rpoeut 49, efe ~ IRE
tight oyse politically TIE ground 4 RAg lCsE ID
hatala. Tkis ssehs not to sssspsisol pSis Let
no haste toreeAore . sStAss, ~ fs4f Of tfibel
EdieGetisfae6en, lead the Repahiic to e0mpro-
mis- il saf6g OK IT, honeri os sssss a.ss -
During theo proelees towards restoration,
the neai4n h6lds the State in military 0ecupaS
ton, BY powers rs1ultihg necessarily finn
4ncoesefnl var. TAishuld upon them ietdbe
continns3 until some other experiment. Dies
succeed. Mo need not be precipitat4. The
present authority, although resulting frpm
war, may, A. we have said, be largely ezer-
cised by civil methods and civil functionasies,
and be accompanied with the enjc3nent II
many civil nghts and local municipal int4u-
tons, executive and judicial. II the present
experiment fAils, We may Try the experihheut
Of building by the people from the foundation,
BY means Of municipal institutions Of towns
merce and immigration, = new spirit being
infused, and the people becoming accomuo-
dated to their new relations, and so ak1vx1ce
gradually to complete restoration.
This is but one suggestion. Various meth
DDS are open to MS. Only let Il be understood
that there is no point at which the rebels can
defy, politically, any more than they could IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-18
Special Notices.


what the Inustrfous Abernsthy Basa.
well sir, what's the nafsef.- said Absrnethy Tn
great English surgeon. to cadverou shocking patient
Who had called to consult him "Oh nothing serions
the reply, ny and liver srs out Of order
that's all" DO you call that nothing serioustr sad
Abernehy Il tell you sir that when these two Organs
out Of order, you cali it, there not square inch
of the body that 10 or les dise~sed nor drop
Of blood in It that In hesithful condition. Yoine
be true aed therefore Of very hishsst
Importance to ksep the stomach asd liver in vigorous
condition. the o.e weak and the other irregular in
its acsson, tone and control them With HosrETTRRs
cELsBRAfeD STOMACH BrrrERs-,he mou genial
vegetable restorative and Alternative that has ever been
administered for Dyspep<a and Liver Disease
II recommended by distinguished surseous and phys
cians Of tho unssd States Army by officers Of the Army
and Navy, BY first suthors by eminent csrsynss
fact by Thousands Of the Intelligent Of every cass
~ unequaed protective against epidemic and mala-
rous diseases, and pessesiy nnocuous but At the
same time powerful nvigorant and Alternative jy15dlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-18

~ III trals dasH vin eoaaast at Ksoksk wits ~
AailruoA. -. sHSssss = :
ne - train, isAsile Ksoknk, ssnnssts vieA nsrth.
Kne Rnekas Co0paays boa1a at Fort HAkasoa, mAkfnG
sus connscsloes With Railros1 a 1dtlsGfee, Rori
tBlnn1 - 0nseupegs- ssls sY9fd1stCS 'ss
H. - HstA. keastng Fort .Ma1issa, mak0sosnse1Ds
vkA he ~ 2oia fafley ateFnopn srniA - ~ M
I'D eousAsfu Ioka ap4 6reat WeBsFn 4 i.
feaeen ~ allpnnn ~ oaae ~ aGD9o - ~ eDeee a
IL ceneany- {nnh11l J.W.00Dm, osel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-18
IN. @. L. sPENCGR,a
FRAGRANT ODf1uISELAIN

10 one Of the very best articles for cleansing and
Pressing he Tseth svee oNered TO- tie enbnk, ~ =
t0contafn no arid or any other ingredient In
paste accompanies naeh botte. fAsdouseaine can be
pund 1t wholesale retail by Druggists generally
O. h. SPENCER Co, preprietors.t ;
Providence, n l.
- o''lers snoa'n De addressed jun1od3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-18

TIE DFidal Chamber. Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable Diseases Of the Urinary serus
free. IN sealed envelopes. Address. Dr.
J. sKILLIa HoUaHr0N. Howard Association, Phils-
dsiphia, p. sYes-dsvIy
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

The Grandest Scheme of the Age is
the lottery by which the Pa,ee House in
this city is 10 be disposed of with all lis
furniture, WHICH is of the richest aud
most costly kind. Tie drawing of Mis
Lottery is lrreUocq5ly decided TO take place
on tie 263h dag Of -4pra, 1865, by order
of the Proprietor, Treasury and Direc.
tory. Whoever intends to buy a ticket
must speak soon, or the chance will be
lost.--M. Joseph Herald, Feb. 18th.
We have the best assurance that this
Lottery will be fairly and hOnOrably con-
Quoted. Those desiring to purchase
tickets can see Il e Scheme of Prizes at
Marsh. Bro. s. Zook's Books Store, and
tickets may be Obtained, through them,
Of N. S Harding & Co, Nebraska City,
at 50 each. Now's the accepted time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
legal NOTICE.

james Jefers, JOAN Jefers and William Jefers. viii
take notice that Benjamine +. Lushbaugh did. on
he Sab day of January, A. D. 1865, die his bill OF
complaint. in the District Court of Ecnaba County
Nebraska Territory, in Cnaneery, gsIBst Anna
Jefers, James Jefers, John Jeifers, Robert Jefers,
William Jefers, Isaac Jelers. Isaiah JeGcrs, Mary
4. JeTers Manuel +. Jclers, Elizabeth A. Jcfers
and John /. Carson defendants for the foreclDs-
ure Of q certain Deed Of trust, or mortgage, given
by Thomas Jcters, deceased, in his lifetime, to the
Said Com claimant and defendant lhn j.. carson,
oil the North East quarter Of Section 40. Twelve
lI2l in Township No. FIVE % North Of Rang M.
fifteen lIJ3 East, IN Said C5UBty. end Territory.
to secure the paym5ntof n certain IToUiSsory note
sar the sum # $3.50. 90 with interest thereon at the
rate of five per cent per month. The object and
E,aycr Of said bill is to f0eclose Said Deed Of
! truss or mortgage ami for the ss!e OF SAID prem
( ises 10 pay the money 50 secured. You are requt-
red To appear ami answer Said bill on he tenth
day Of Rnril, A.. d 1855 or the same viii be taken
as true and a decree entered accordingly.
Dated BrownvilIe, February, 2lst 1855
CHARLES q. DORSEY.
23-4t $3.50 Sol. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

From every quarter we hear common
dations of Haskell's Great Exhibition.
Travellers from below, who have attended
while below, speak of il as a great event
in their lives. His tricks of Prestigila.
ton must certainly be Of a superior kind
rivaling the greatest Jugglers of the
Rast. He has had fled up, for his
travelling exhibition. an immense Pa
wilton, seating comfortably 1000 per-
sons, and has now in his service the best
Brass Band in the West. We have re-
ceived a visit from hisgenllemanly Agent
Mr.. Robbins, who informs US that Has
kell viii be here, without fail, next Tues
day. All should "rOll up" for there's
fun in Houdin. and il viii be a great
and irreparable loss to all who miss it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
Nemaba. Nebrsska Territory, l will offer for sale at
public auction, on Saturday the Let day Of April,
1885, mt ten o'clock. q. NJ, at the door Of the Post
OGeein Nemaha City ,in-said county OF Nemaha,
the following described land situated inthe County
eff Nemaha in the Territory Of Nebraska, to-wit
Let number Eve. rs. of the north west fractional
onarfe~ ~ section nnmber twelve, t12l, in town
ship number four. "a North Of Range number
fifteen. (!5.0 East Of the 9th principal meridian;
containing about sixty four acres
DAVID LOCKWOOD,
Administrators the Estate Of Martha lockwood,
deceased 25-3t-S7
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

John Truslcy will take noriceS that Benjamin F..
Lushbuugh aud JamesH II. Hinsley as ccmplaiuants.
did on the 20th day Of March, a. d. 1858. file IN
the Office of Register in ChancerI Of he Distlict
Court within ard for the county Of Nem'ha- r.
5raska Territory, a Bin Of cen p,sint against the
said John Trusley as defendant. The object and
prayer og said Bill IS to obtain a Decree q sai&
Court decreeiBg a certain assigl mont Biade By the
said John Trusley. of Bounty Land Warrant no.
80. $50 for 100 acres, issucd pursuant TO an aot Of
Congress approved March Sd. 1855, to the said john
Trusley. as War-antee, q good and valid assign
ment thereof aud .%vesting the title cf laid Land
Warrant in JamesR p. Hinsley, the assignee thereof.
TIE said John Trusley is notified that he is re-
CURED 70 appear and answer said bin on or before
the S:h day Of Nay. p. 4. 1865.
CHARLES G DORSEY,
March 23.-27AS9 Solicitor for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
no COTsEMFTEYFS,

TIE Advertiser Having been Restoredto
Health in i few weeks, by 4 very SIMPLE remedy. af-
ser having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection aud that dread disease. Cousuclptiou-iS
anxious to make known &c his felIeW sufferers the
ueapso Of cure.
To all who desire il, be viii send aeopyo f ths pre-
~scription used free of charge with the directions
for preparing aad nSirg the same. whiehFthey will
ga. BRONCHITIS. &c. The only object of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
he afflicted. andsprea5 iaformatioa which be con
.eiyes 20 be inval1sblr, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it sii cost them nothing and
prove a blessing.
oartieswishing the prescription wili please address
Rey. EDWARDA. WILSON,
!3-9m Williamsburg. Kings CO., New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Remember The City Election next
Monday. we have no candidates TO
announce, but wo5ld>hke to see a live
Council elected. Atlantic street should
b. cut through to The river. This will
benefit the City ten times its cost, by
making the property On the levee more
valuable, and inducing property owners
there to grade their lots. This would
give US decidedly The best 4evee in Ne
braska. Energy and no fear of respOns-
Utility is what is wanted. Let's have ii.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

a remarkable incident has occurred
"a our city during The past week. One
u our merchants had sold some plows
a the ruling przces al the time of sale,
ana received his money. A few days
@''er' The purchasers were again ia town,
HHu Tue merchant refunded part of the
money. because the price Of Plows had
1sn' Fae president Is . "5lIIy" o13.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

}. F. Norris has just received a large
stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Perfumery, light Groceries, &C., &C.,
which can be purchased cheap for cash
at his Drug Store, in Whilney's block.
All those desiring to get the benefit of
Inc great reduction Of prices, caused BY
Ae decline Of Gold, should buy of Morris.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Houden, The greatest success of the
18Th century, will visit Brownyl!e, and
w~ltekhibit bis Wonderful, Mysterious
aud Laugh provoking show next Tuesday
afternoon and night. For particulars,
see advertisement in to-day's paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

See 4he advertisement Of ]. Berry s.
Co. in .o-day;s paper. They have a
large stock of Goods, selected with care
and judgment, aud knog how to dispose
Of hen on reasonable terms. Every
one desiring to purchase wall save money
BY visiting their store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Now hat the City has the authority
"hy does the Council rot compel the
grading Of the sidewalks on Main street.?
Now Is the accepted time" there is
much 10 DO, and it cannot be commenced
TOO early to insure its completion this
SIMMER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Mrs. Hewett's new stock Of Millinery
Goods is the best and most complete ever
offered in thls market. To get fashion,
style and durability combined 60 to Mrs.
dewetI's. Her store is purely for the
benefit of The ladies, and they should al
Paironize her. See her card in another
column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Just received, by Atkinson & Co., the
largest stock-csaing $4,000 dollars al
reqaeed Prices-ev yer offered in This mar
Ket' consisting Of the fines and best
quality Of Clothing Of every description,
which they will sell at greatly reduced
Prices Cali soon, as they are going of
Ike hot cakes"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

See the advertisement OF John Patter-
sons Drug Sore at Peru, Nebraska
Mr.. Patterson has just received a large
stock Of the beat goods in his line, and
understands his business thoroughly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

See the advertisement of Mrs. Will
hanson, Agent for the Florence Sewing
Machine. These Machines are justly
celebrated for the. many good qualities
they possess,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Last Thursday one of the hands at the
Saw Mil in this place had his hand caught
IN the saw and terribly mangled. The
next cut on the log. the saw broke off
close to the shaft to which it rs fastened.
The Mil is all right now, and saving
as fasI as though no accident had occurred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

J. w. Middleton has received a large
stock Of goods in his line. Johns al!Ee
to The interests Of the public. ami, from
the constant press Of work, we Judge his
e-Orls are appreciated.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

AaFFied.-On The 18Th inst, in Day
ton, Ohio, by tie Rev J. E. Tvitchell,
hENAy N, ArKiNsoS, Esq, of this City,
to Miss KATE TIPTox, of Dayton.
Great be their joys-and heavenly bliss
Rain on them from above,
And growing hsppinessresult
In boys aud girls AID love.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Wherever Stewards Hand COMPLIANT
er has been tested, il has been pronounce
ed the greatest labOr-saving machine
ser invented.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Hackuey& Co., have just received a
choice aSSOr rment Of Groceries, Garden
Seeds, &c, and have a mack Of selling
things very cheap. There's where you
get your money back"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Whose business is i, to finish the pub
he well? Il appears to be nobody's bust
mass at present. We hope the Council
.yill see that it's finished.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken gp By the undersigned. living three miles
south Of Rrownvilc, on the bottom road Que t~o
year old white heifer, right horn broke OF within
two inches Of the head, ears b.aek and upper Oit
off The right, and brand on the right dip, resemo'
ling the letter H.,
a6-5f-pd ABRAHAM PENNY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

The orders for N rsery Stock from
GAYLORD & CO.. At q son M s ry, Kan i,
vl he filled about the middle Of April.
Gel your ~greenbacks ready!
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

W~. Breumeyer has commenced ope-
r,tivns on bis brick building just west Of
Atkinson s. Cos Clothing Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

T. Rainey is flung up the lower
.ory of Mr. Cox's building, on Nam
.,.s,. fol merchandising purposes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

We understand that calicoes have sold
low as IS cesnt a yard by the case.
|, s.. Joseph, during The past week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Iouis Waldier is about to take charge
9 The Great Western Photograph Gal
.yv Soccesslo him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
CTVy

Notice Is hereby give1 that an Annual Election
viii be held in the City of BrownEille, on AonoAy
the I'd day OF april, A. D.. 1865, for one Mayor
eve Alderman. enc Clerk. one Assessor, one treas
pFer, ore Civil Engineer enc Street commissioner
and enc Marshall, as pficeTs for said City
r.. T. RAINEY.
2s-st Clerk, PRO tenn
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Mr.. Dyes class in the Rudimenis Of
fo.ic, are requested 10 meet on Monday
tyening next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

George ". CroEder will take notice that Matte
J. Crowder. as plaintiff, has fled a petition against
him in the District Court of Remaha County5N Ne
brRska Territory the object and prayer Of said petit
ton is to obtain a dec ee Of said Court divorcing her
from the bouds Of matrimony heretofore entered in
to with said George W. Crowder; also For reason
sble aiimony and that The 2. e Of SCI aud the
n. e. 4 Of the sc. q Of sec. 9, township Z, north
Of range IL, east CT tbe 9th principal meridian. in
johnson county, in said Territory Of Nebraska, may
be deereed to her as alimony. Defendant IS re-
euired to answer BY tho 10th day Of April, A. D.
1865.
E. ". THOMAS. u
23atpd Sol. for Com plinsnt
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
ESTR a NOTICE

Taken ~ by tie unaersignaS ivi1g IN Nemalia
City, the 18th day OF February 1855. One white
heifUr. head, neck and legs from the knees down are
red. white spot between the horn, slPposed to be
tsn wars oil -24.ia III. SMITH
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

| How about a Steam Ferry boat at this
lint? We would like to hear its whistle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30


AZ the name indicates, it not only RENkWS the
growth Of the hair when thin and falling OF, hut l.
positively RENEW THE COLOR to Its origina'
shade when il Is turning grey or white, whether
caused by Iisease. grief or old age,
It VIII certainly do what is claimed forit, a Tact
TO which hundreds, nay, thousands Who nave usea
it, are rc@iy and willing to testify. when one not
tie Is fairly used in any community, its reputation
spreads like Wild fire, and rs the best adyernse-
IN ent sad rccoumerdaticn We desire. IN the East
crn States. where the 'RENEWER' originated, 1t
il used by an Young Ladies ass Dressing. and is to
be found on the toilet tables of Young Men, taisoat
their BARRIERS; J while Older Men and Wtmen viii
nos be without II, as a remover and restorative ior
their grey locSs and bald heads, which II changes
to taep entire satisfaction
w are selling IN the-city-of Boston atone, up
wards Of rs 600 bottles per month The dealers Civ
ing tke BEAEWER the preference oyer all other
Hair Preparations.
If act sold ~ Druggists in your town a ira.
| Bottle will be sent you by Express, upon receipt o.
oEe Golarby snal-thus giving yaq an opportunity
/ at once for testiaS rs excellent virtues.
Orders for Trial Bottles, mast &c &ddTesscd .
our General Agart Cor the Northwestern States, U
+ A.C0Oh, Box 1924, Chicago, I'll. All such orders
viii receive proin9tattanii0u.
RI. HALL L CO, Proprictors.
Nashua. n. II.
The trade supplied at Manufacturers Prices y
FULLER, FINCH q FULLER, Wholesale Drug
gisis, Chicago, ILLINOIS. % F9 ON