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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-01-12

Commander Collins hss been dstach-
ed from the Washusstts and ordered TO
report at Washington,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-01-12
Mr. Perks EDitaph,

Here lies Peck who some men say,
Was first of all peck of clay
This wrought with skill divine while fresh,
Became curious peck of flesh.
Through various forms its maker ran,
Then adding breath made Peck man
Through fifty years Peck felt life's bubblesla
Till death relieved q Peck of troubles;
Then fell p or Peck, as all men must,
And here he lies, peck Of dust.
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poetrY,
The Soldiers Christmas Fete.
To the Boy. Of Co. q c." let CaV. Heb. T... Hos.
BY CAPT. THos. n. GRIFFIN.


Brave boys, be merry and gay tonight,
"FaIl in" for the waiting cheer.
While hours are Winging in silent fight
For this comes but once year.
Some years have gone since many at home,
Saw gIide this holiday hour,
And others may pass while yet We roam,
Wide spreading the NATIONS power.
Let care be banished and joy abound,
Let winter winds rage abroad,
Let hearts be happy, as 'bOve the ground,
Brave spirits are on the road,
The opening road, to fields of fame,
Where the warriors lot is cast,
TO sabre his way to glorious name,
To glow when time is past.
For the boreal land or the austrial cline,
Ye gathered from near and far,
And seeking fields Of the brave sublime,
Have stood in the ranks ef war
Yen seek again. il the country calls,
Brave death in a thousand ways;
And al the gap where the conrade falls
While grasping bis glory baySI
Fill up the glasses. and quaff the toast,
Remember your old career
Hurrah for the fields our fOemen lost;
Here's glass to the glowing year.
Fill them again to the midnight scout,
When the silent clouds did chase,
Each other above our onward route
Here's glass to the thIiIlig race.
Make happy the times, tits Christmas night,
Have thought of sorrow the least
Be glad Of spirit Of heart be light,
For this is the Christmas feast.
A thought for the absent--a health for those
Whose images e'er be bright,
Net fading a Eay like the summer rose
'sjOy to theEored to -uigAt
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RATESOF ADVERTISING.

All transient Advertisements mpss Be paid in al
.ance.
Yearly advertisements quarterly in SdyaEes.
All kinds Of job, Book and Gard printing, done In
he hes- sfvle short notice and reasonable terms
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A z ER7S
Ague Cure.


Intermittent Fever, or Fever and asus,
,Ague, Periodical fica6ac he. or Billion,
Headache, snd Billions Fevers. indeed
for she ~ ole class OF diseases orig mat
Ing in hillary deraDgement. caused by
che Malaria of Miasmatie Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the ronn-ri.r,
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly handles IN any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. Ills
"CuRE" expels the miasmatic poison Of ftyEE
AND AGUE from the system. and prevents tie e.
velopment of the disease, if taken on the first az
yroach Of its premonitory symptoms. ItsnOt oEl,
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
OF complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings il within tbs
reach Of every body; and in bilious districts wAtr'
FEVER AND AGUR prevails, every body should
have it and use it freely both for cure and pToIce-
ton. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and CERTAIN
cure Of Intermittenis is that II contains no QuIH.
or mineral, consequently il produces no qun!sm OF
other INJURIOUS effects whatever upon the con't.-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy q .
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence "
:se niasmatic poison. y great vaIct, OF d"r
dcrs arise from its irritation, among winch -
NewaLHn, Rheumatism, Gent, Hsddarts, EhaI
ness, 1oothache, Earache. CntUTh, AS;aaG. Ia
piiation, P,dnfm iftctioa Of The Spleen, Htit;T'
ie., Pam IN fir Borcis, Cole, Paralysis ana H.
runqepent of The Stomach, all OF which, Ua'a
originating in this cause. put on the mff,l"iH''
type, or become periodical. Ihis "ItEE N.''
the poison from the blood, and consequently ufs'
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable Pioite'oH .
Immigrants and persons travelling Or 'enpof-'
residing in the malarious districts. ltaE'n n.''
sionally or daily while exposed to the n.'s''.'.
shat will lie excTete,i from the system. and raw
accumulate m sufficient quantity 10 riPcn MO =
ease. Hence it is even more valuable 100 pore
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from :''.
,aittcnts if they avail themselves of the PFo'''i'
this remedy affords.
prepared by Dr.. ]. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell Ei;I
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Scrofula, or Kings rra

Y constitutional disease, a cor,.
blood, BY which this fluid b eooapa'n Of d,
weak, and poor. Being in the U n 'ita,st
pervades the whole body, and INSULATION,
IN disease on any part OF il. NJ ours, og,
from its attacks, nor is there ono -, ryan Is he.
not destroy. The scrofulous ,s;r, ...'cs Hsy
caused by mercurial disease Ia.s = !. Farlog,J
ordered or unhealthy food, imnnr .'.nS' ds-
and filthy habits, the depres>ip.- ar til
above all, by the venereal inf, '''eS anI.
ever be its origin, it is heredi,, % "ha;.
stitution, descending from ~. ;. - COZ.
unto the third and fourth gene, =, ',E,a
it seems to be the rod Of II;g nI @a'sd
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsapariII,

the most effectual remedy which the ma, =,
skill Of our times can devise for tins e,'.,
where prevailing and fatal malailv. his.
bined from the most active rcmcdia!s tla.r,,.
been discovered for the Cxpurgation of ,b;,f.
disorder from the blood, and the rescue al !,
system from its destructive con>cou,s,s,
Hence it should be employed for the cp-, /,
not only Scrofula. but also those other s,s..,
tons which arise from it, such as Erurr,r,
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANrnoxY's FL,
RosE. OF ERYsrrxiAs. PmrIgs, Prsrr,r.
BLoTcuEs. BLaINs and BoIrs. TrMogs, Ttrr,,
and SALT RnErH, ScAID IEAp. RIxGuosy
RHErMarIsM, SYrHILIrrc and MrRCrmal D,
EAsEs, DHorsr, DYsrEPsTA, DEmLrrr, az
indeed, All. COMPLAINTS ARISING FKov Nrr,,.
TED OK INrrRE BLoop. The popular b.,,f
in" inapwitg Of i.e bLooE" j, founded in tut
for scrofula Is degeneration of Tie blood. IL
particular parppsc and virtue Of In. Sas-a,..
riIia is to purify and rcgcncra;e tEi> vita. :.
without whieh sound health is impossible :,
contaminated constitutions.
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I'Ittsbur.. CattIc lrnr.ct.

PITTsBuRG, Sept. ..
CATTLE-The market opened a little
heavy and dull, with full supplv of
cattle on sale, some 500 or .. 900 head
ana Tor n time the prospects for drovers
looked gloomy: As the day advanced
the number of buyers Increased, and it
being evident to all that the demand
would nearly, if not altogether, edunl
the supply, the market briehtened nm
and turned out much better than WINS
ut first anticipated. In fact, toward the
close the general tenor and feeling of
the market was nctivity and buoyn4cy.
and prices, although not ouotably high
er, ruled very firm and were we'll main
TIMED, There was again large num-
OIL Stock cattle in the pens, but, as Ind
been the Cslse for some time past. there
was very good demand for this par
ucular grade, and nearly, if not alto
Eetler MI that We're offered We're taken
ny easteFn stock growers mt full prices
say from 4 tzn55{c for inferior to strictly
prime. Really good fat cattle. such MS
are suitable for retailing in the eastern
markets, were in good demand. and
sold readily at 7a714c-some few az fra
bringing. bark. The market closed
firm, and the whole number left over
would not exceed 100 head,
SHEEP AND LAMBS. -There yyos rather
a larger number of sheep on sale than
usual, but the transactions, rs far as we
could learn. were principally of a retail
character, while prices ranged about as
lust week-from &c. to &c, according to
condition and quality. There is some
inquiry for stOclzers and but few offer
ing. Lambs sold ut from 50 Sc to 81 25
HogS--The market for this class ofstoclS
continues exceedingly quiet; but few
offerings and but few wanted. Some
small transactions in Il retail way at III
@l2c per. Id gross, and these may be re-
garded MS the ruling quotations.. There
was considerable inquiry for shipment,
but there We're no round lots in market.