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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD,
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and connected with each new naval aud militsy
expedition OF The government, prove that it is O.
termined to leave no spot uncovered by its Opea-
lions and no event can occur that shall not ind N
mediate report ia its columns. 1t costs the prori-
etor over one hundred thousand dollars per par
TO maintain its corps OF correspondents in the fld.
In its collation. of Foreign News the HERALD has
for years held a high position, and it will eddeEor
IN the future 70 maintain the stand it has assured.
It has special correspondents stationed in allthe
principal cities Of the world.
photographic arrangements extend to WhePver
the electric wires are stretched. When the Alan
tic cable is laid. which feet will soon be accomplish
ed. kilograms will be received from Europe and
Asia, as we'll as from the United States. The our
readers will have the events of the week n all
parts of the civilized world regularly and clearly
laid before them.
The proprietor devOtes a portion Of the paer to
Literature, Fashion. Agriculture, the Mechanic
Hrts, Sporting Matters. Business, TIteatriea and
Financial Reports, Cattle Markets, General News.
and reports Of ali events calculated to form n ex-
celleHt metropolitan newspaper a weekly photo
graphic view Of the events Of the world-anl all at
a very i'w price.
The WEExLY HERALD is issued every s. urday
morning, aud furnished at the following rtes =
One copy 81
Five copies 80
len copies. SO
Any larger number, addressed to nams Of sub
scr,beis, 81 so each.
Al extra ccpy will be sent to every clB Of ten.
Twenty copies, to one s3dress, one yea5 ga, aud
any larger number ut Sas same price.
An extra copy will be seat to clubs of Wenty.
Advertisements to a limited number Iill DO in
serted liz he WEEKLY HERALD.
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Ten dullacs per year for tE%e hundredsn6 sky
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New York city n. Y.
There are no travelling agents for the lERALD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
Ia. Atieneaa CoHeesion. ,.

contains between four and Hvr $1,000 naras Of tunss
and hymns. new and cd, oT the choicest kinds, for
hurch Sunday school. revival. missionary, temptranea
prayer and conference and All hlnds ef-sae 2a-apd So
stai meetings. The music IN this book haslf;e and an-
matt, n 10 1t, ike shining Shore, Rest f9r the weary,
Shall we knJw each other thereY SHAH We meetbey al
he river /; There Is a beautiful world KIND WI -
,Weet hour Of prayer There IL a land q love SHf ?
pttle children to come unto me Sol save the Natinf,
sc. Prices-single copies. bound b9fceuis SO per
hundred cloth bound. embossed git, 81 Cents % yer
hundred. Mailed ~ the retail price. HOkACE Wa
TERS. 49I Broadway, New york Publisher Of tas
-. 1T
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

Anew Sunday School Book, % 100 PAGES o. beautiful
hymns add tunes. ~ c~Ontfine- many gems, sueh a.
Shall we know each other there Suffer o. tie children
to c0nle unto Ne; The beautiful snnre on. 'us Eluri-
Gus; Leave me with my mUther; He letdetn me beside
still waters &c P~Ttce-paper covers 2Jcen'si Sl5
per hundreds bound 30 cents $40 per bundredi ciuth
bound Unbiased guitIi 8StcPnfS 43l kar hdbdred -
Mailed erthe retsil prize ILissehAsd b. Hotace Wa
teTs, author OF Srnday School Bells Nus iaDt2, which
have had the c1criDous sales Of over eight Thousand
cnpleS. inst pu1h-bedb y HtRASErWATERS, NJ. SSl
Broadway Nav York -Hta4
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
SrLlatl So ~. N.

is an entire new work OF ~ aaces, andnesrly 225 tunss
and hymns As the mu~te isa little ARE dtnfcult 70
Is Just the book TO to suw Bell No D.. Nearly the mil-
lion OF these Bells hase been issued and ara now ing
ing through thl. and Gthsr countries. Among tie
many choice pieces may be q uud Shall we meet H.
yOnd tho rivera Thete SD heEgifvl world. SsrroW
shall eum5 again 10 uBbre. DaI't you hesr the Anzels
coming? Thou, God. sizes re Sabbath BeiI> chime
on, sc. Pttcepnf Bell No. 2 are the same ~ Bel NJ,
/. Buth numbers can BE obtained n uue vuiame -
Price, bound cory 40 cents, $50 per HUNDRED; cloth
bound, embOsSed giiL- 50 etsa- so per hmd. Ell IS
copies Furnished At the one hundred prioe. Asi.sd a.
the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
THR ~LADIRSERIHND,
. MONTHLY MAGAZINE
LITERATURE AND FASHION.

LITERATURE AND FASHAON.
The January number Of our New Magazine he
met with = very n~attering reception from the Journ
ais Of the country. Read the following am0nt
NOTICES OF THE PEss.
TEE LADY's FRrESD.-This is the title Of : neS
magazine Published in cur city BY Deacon6 Peter.
son, No. 3I9 Walnut Street. AS its title Indicates
it is emphatieally the ladys friend, and Is replete
with everything calculated to please and instruct
The corps Of contributors t. its columns embrace
some of the best literary talent in this country and.
in England. The fashion plates in this number
January, are suDerb and Of the latest style, while
there is an abundance Of patterns Of al classes and
descriptions. Gabriel Wilkes Return from he
War" is q SPLENDID steel engraving, from adesign
prepared expressly for the Magazine. This new
enterI rise is sminently deserving the patronage Of
our lady friends-P hiladelphia Inquirer.
A NEW LADIES MAGAZINE.-Messrs. Deacon 4
Peterson have just placed before the public the frs,
number OF a new magazine, called The Ladys
Friend. II is evidently very we'll edited. by Mrs.
Henry Peterson ; is well printed and handsomely
illustrated, and is full Of excellent Original reading
Among its contributors are N Sc Eleanor g. Don
nelly. whose excellent little sketch called. Gabriel
Wilkes ] s-urT !" appears with a steel engraving 10
this number Miss. Eugenia Mott, Mrs. Peterson.
Miss Virgins Townsend. Marion HaFlanc, and
mlny others. - Medieval 8Rf' by Mrs. R,n-
dolph, probably contains the ~ thoughts ol the
numher.-Forney's Press Philadelphia.
TERM CASH IN ADVANCE.
IcOPy, one year. 5000
2 copies, one year, 500
! copies, one year, 500
8 SCOPES, and one to getter up Of club u 90
20 copies, and one to getter up ofclubI 2SOJ
One copy Of the. Post and one Of the Lady,
Friend. 300
Subscribers in British North America must remit
twenty cents in addition to the annual subscription
as We have to prepay tie US. postage Oh their
papers.
As the price Of The Post is the same as that Of
Of The Lady's Friend, The Clubs may be composed
exclusively Of the paper, or partly of the paper and
partly of the Magazine. Of course, the premium
may be either one OF the other, as desired.
The matter in the paper. viii Always be diferen;
from that in the magazine.
Specimen numbers Of the Post sent gratis. Ad-
dress.
Dc CON & PETERSON,
No. 3I9 Walnut 81, Philadelphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
Vocal Jfu.ie, ,siih Piaao Accompaniment.

large assortment 81 new and popular soRgs, ballads
duets. a~uarfetts, and e~h0ruseO, tssHed 40 Among
the most populaf are ShsII We know each othe ~ here,
LOwrFy; Why have nv loved ones g0ne; l viii be trus
20 me; Oh. there's ~ such girl a. mine, By F'sLsrj
Mothers love Is true sweet 1--we forget NE not q
~ Keller, Is cents each ] hear sweet voices siuginEi
n me a. home; Forget if you can. but iJfgiVe' ~
Thomas 80 cants each.
Instr1n EMIL Mu-Is for the Ciano Forte-We are
F.tIar Abraham, SIX In -h 'F sand more
Always D.. Ok On-the SUNNY side 3 ~ know each
other there ? SC, with bfiliantas H5 By GrObe,
so cen 8 each.
PUlkas. Waltzes, Marches, Quic. te13 QradTilisI
&c hy popular authors AL kInis - and IN
.~tructin buOks. GdtalOgues MAJ ed Ec8tO n9addfesa
Music nailed 40 ne aboveplcM y
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
II. N.s Rarkl.s saan Bsak.

contains IS PAGES Of songs, duers and ehoru-es. both 81
cred and secular i~ncluding "a p3ges ~ PRAYERS for sick
and dying so idiers, and SOLDIERS Scripture Manual -
u Is we'll suited for social SINKING. IS vel as Sabbuth
worship AmOaE the many beautiful pieces may be-
found, where ] Derty dw8iis is myc0untry TheChris-
tian hero, Three cheers for our banner; Come sing to
me Of heavynS Columbia. the gem " fbe ocean; n s5-
mans gatherings Columbia's King forever Marching
along, sc Prices-paper covers, IS cents, SfJDssbun-
bred. Nailed at tbs retail price
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

The dance al Marohn's Hall, last FRI
day, vas a brilliant affair. decidedly The
best conducted of the season. The Mus
&c was good, and The supper COLD not
be beat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

Perkins is still at work; "and still
they come !" His pictures Advertise
themselves, and need but to be seen, to
make every one desire to have one. Cali
and see his specimens; it will repay you.
even if you should not desire a plctu.e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

The firm of Grant and Becktold is 60
more, they hpwng Dissolved, The former
sill retaining the stand, where he will
be pleased 10 serve all his old customers,
cheap for cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

The place to make your fortune viii
be at Leu & NJ Pherson's Auction Store
next Saturday. They have The goods
and Will sell al your own price, only bid
They are regularly aulhO lied Auc
uoneers and are ready to sell anything
worth selling that my be brought to
them, such as Horses, Cattle, Wagons.
Harness, Second hand Furniture, in
short anything and everything you wish
to sell, bring along, they'll sell it 10 good
advantage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

There will be a meeting Of tha Brown.
vile Lyceum Library and Literary AS
ISOLATION, Ibis evening at the office of C..
q. Dorsey Esq.
In default of a Lecture there will be
a Debate on he following Resolution:
Resolred-That the name of Brown
vile should be changed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

.Iodge o. B Heweil's Lecture before
he Literary Association, last Thursday,
on The subject of Edacation was an able
effort, and is highly spOk en- Of by all who
were present.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
United States Internal Revenue.
NOtFcn.

Notice Is hereby given 70 all persons concerned tina
ihe Specisi Income list, made and taken under the Tx
cise Law OF tie Tuiied States. viii in lie Counties o
B chardson -NemSha and PaVnee, and Terri DRY Of Ne
braska have beer Tetur' ed 10 me. and will Re Upen for
examHnati n N my Office in the TO~ n Of Falls City
and c. uuty 81 Richardson for the space OF ten d ,ys
from and after the date Of this Notice. And that a-
peals relative 10 any errOns,ns or excessive vaiustiOn.
will re receis ed by me on the 18Th day OF November.
1864 All appeals to the Assessor must be made in
writing.
~[Signed,l JOSEPH ". BURBANK.
s Assessor Nebraska Territory
Dated this 18th day CT Nov. 1854 " 9 nO-9-2w.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
RntI 4 800 Caniala.

contains l2s pages. Words BY Rev. sidney Dyer, nnsii
by Prof CHIl. This Is an excellent book for eo1cert'
Tor The young. Prices-paper clvers, 20centsi Si5pgi
hundred; bound 25esltf go per hundred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
Water.' Cheap Lal.ie for he HHion.

Arranged as soloes. duets q~uartotts and cbnruses foR
musical societies. chOirs sunday schotis, pubic schahis
semInaries etc Shall we know each Other ulereY-
Don't YOU hear the angels cpf1ing2 Shall We meet he
yond the river2 Be IN Il ne5 There ~ q beautiful
y OTld; where libertg tWelIais MY cOunfG Eeedsins
ruth and richf We are cImhg Faibef Abraam sI
hnndre ed thJusdmdmJre; There is'abtBd asRissej S'r-
row shall eome again no more Heavenly hpfpei CONS
ing to me Of Heaven Ltsd in sleur; We VII No. o
sunday School (; Our God = marching On5 Gd-ate ms
Nation Whittferss song yetnePtfntafrB Negei fa1
Freedom SMorn has daN ned az tast5 ore &c m6un.
ain; over he mountain; Little Blia's 80 au-ei Wti-
lies gone 10 Heaven ; suffer little cbilfr8l g. cons
unto me; Bury NE in he moTuiHE MdHiers Cums -
by rest; Sweef hour " prayer ~. Pn-e 3 cents, %
cents per doz 90 per hu9dfed postage . cent earh-
In sheet form with Piano accompaniment . cen O.
Published b. H0RAG WATERS Ag't.
~. 4sl BrOagFaysN y. i.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
Saturday.

Don, forget the great sale of Dry
Goods. Boots. Saoes Haas. Caps. Hard
ward. Curl,ry s.. &c al The Pioneer
Auction House next Saturday
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
The Harp of Freedom.

contains 80 PAGES OF songs, due sandehoruses. for Free
dem. Among the ch ice pieces We would name. gaiF
freedoms morn; o let my people gOf Over The moun-
tain They worked me alithe day sc. Price 5 cents
single, 30 cents per dozen, 80 per hdndred postage
cent each. r
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
N RepiraI N.sie e

con,,tu. IA nSees'sgfunes arf desixnsd FOR re-
vivaF. Drawer and caufer enoe m~esrngs.s Prizes an P1per
covers, single copies, 10 cents; IS per hundTsd.-
Nailed Al the retail prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
S.tSs,i lJ7 5df W =

confirms ii4 pages. and nearly two hundred tunes asa
hymSn. mi Il the must popular s. s Box ever issued
Among the most prpnla- PisceNare, Kiud Won't
'Eden-AbUve." "Chrsfsn HensH Beauulul Ziau.P
Il ought 20 love ~ Mother +" The Angel told ne 20, 20
In the Light" REST fuF the Weary, " Sc Prices
paper cuVers. 81 cts. each, SIS FER hundred brr at,
% cts. each $40 per hundred cloth found, embossed
sIiL, 30 cts Sc per hunirsd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

See the Statement of the Phoenix In
surance Company. in another column. Il
will he seen by This that it is financially
sound. II is one of the oldest and most
substantial companies in the country
Judge Sanders is its Agent in this coun-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

See Ng,ice of the sale Of Longs
Grrdge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

rae n.oHa,e Corr viii be open for
hg.iasss. hereafter, every Monday and
Saturday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

To all whom it may concern Notice is hereby
given that Henry HunozeheT has m de application
to the Probate Court in and for Pawnee county.
Nebraska I %eTritOry. for letters Of administrator
on the Estate IF Elizabeth Urech, late Of the eoun-
tv aforesaid. deceased. and that Saturday The 3lst
day of December, q. d. 1864, is the time tor hearing
said application. IL. q LORE,
PaWnne City, Nov. 29th, 1865. Pro. Judge.
il I2-4w-pd
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

We respectfully call attention TO our Testimoni.
ais. Many of our letters attest that hundreds p
lives have been saved in the Army by it's use. H.
deed 80 well are its curative qualities appreciated
in the Army. that the most successful Surgeons II
the Field and Hospital use it aim ,st exclusively in
the diseases for which we claim its infall .hi,ity,
The best physicians ALWAYS seize the best means &c
effect a cure, hence the universally Of the
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
FISH'S
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS,
WITH TIE FLAME THAT LIGHTS THEREON.

= as By the fame of a commn lamp, at
the cost of AGENTS. worth of oil, a very nmfortable
breakfast can be cooked 4 Y. Trib.
WHe. t1t
y y = = Simple in construction, easily kept
in order ready fo= use in a moment = = con
venient to have on hand y Druggists Cir
cuIar.
Fish's Laup is one Of thenost pop
llar novelties of the day. + 4 = the dtility Of
it is unquestiOnsble, a great saving is maie IN heat
ing and cooking small articles, and can je made To
cook meals for a great many persons, witch is actu-
ally done on the ambulance ears whin carry the
sick soldiers. = = Scientific Amrican.
= = = \ For family use, h@paai, tent, bar
rack. picnics fishing nursery, or silk room, it is al
article of comfuFt beyond ell Proportion to its cost.
y y \ Hands Journal Of HdIh.
X Y y y have tried the apparatus, and nv
wife and | proclaim the same a most valuable and
Indispensable article, and we NOV wonder how we
could have so long done without it. = \ n
Ed. OOaL Oil Circular.
= y = = An econmieal coltrivsnce for get
ting up beat at short notice for nursery and general
purposes, \ y = ne important point
is the saving in cost over coal Hes. = \ N.
T.. Euening Post.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

i HORACE WATERS HOB ERH
eeoVED O~vKesTsUxe Bass
1ONA AN FRAME PIANOS
are built q The best a.
teria,s, and will stkB3 Rost tborongiiy seasoned ma
deep, round, full. shd mstimste-The tone Is vsry
Each Piano warranted nor fFsE tas touch elastic
NA8Et TKsTTNozgAH- ETTT
"The Torrance waters lsnss ase knosA
very best "-EUanqeisf. ~monR a..
eve can speak Of heir merits frlm persoaa.
edge. "-ChlfsiaR EEfeiiqeneg. wl-
ssWafers PianhandMel5aaunsc ha1Htn ea camnan.
with the finest made anywhegs"-Homs IaBraal.
$50 IN EW OCTAVE PIANOS. o. differ
emf makers. Tor SisGf do with carved legs sEps.
seas sui S249. Seoond-haud Pianos ana Meiaeeo1s as
SO, so, SO SO, SO, steOs Slie, sis5, sI50. ana
$3.50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
AT WHOLESALE ONLY!
WATCHES And JEWRLRY
Of Every Description at the
LOWE T PRICES FOR CASH.!


Army and Country Merchants, Pedlars, Traders Sut
lers and General Dealer can make enormous PROFITS
upon a small ingestmentl
Jewelry OF any Pattern or Quality and in any guam
tity made to order. Estimates Tor any class OF
work furnished gFPauiculaT att ent0n paid u sup
plying AuCtiOueers, Country Pedlars, Indian TRADERS
Any styla OF GUods manufactured, such as Inven-
tions. etc At short notice. IT%fuOd Canvaseing
Clerks, with a small capital can Ind constant en-
~plOymeut Illustrated lists and iull particulars nee !!
THE PROFIT TO THE RETAILER IS cry LARGE.
A Wholesale Supply can be carried in a knapsack,
hand valise, OF carpet bag. and will not be ike books
-bu.ky.Or ineOnvenient 70 carry from place To place.
Remember another thing This business is strictly
hOnOrabIeI fhere is No need Of disappearing
or ex 1ggerating. Our Goods show for themselves 81
Il is 4 business in which an ample aud satisfactory
equivalent is given for the money received and an en-
cJursging profit Is pocketed at the sans time. It is ar
occupation in which no person need be afraid OF as
hamed to canvass the sams heId again and again for
where once our gods are Introduced q permanent and
continuous demand is created.
To Soldiers IN the Army, or those at home disabled
by the hardskips Of war, to C~lergvmen out Of health
Tea,hers, POstmssters, OF any pc son who wishes eitne.
local or an active occupation and one that brings with
it Great Pecuniary Induc ements. this presents an OPP
portunIty seldom met with. Try i'll And see .or your
selvesl!
CAREFULLY SELECTED LOTS OF JEWBLRY com
prising our newest styles and most sa!eabIe variety OF
Goods will be sent anywhere IN the Loyal > ates. We
are constantly filing orders from persons leaving thf
choice Of Goods wholly with Us. To such we promise
the best exercise Of OU- taste aud judgment and from
our long experience can ensure satisfaction. We ak
no pay in advance. state what style and qualify OF
Goods are wanted, and we will send the sane and col
lect pay by Express at the end Of the Route
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
GOOD movements and manufactured in the best man
uel, Of pure material, an warr~ teA l. nrI es fr,ui
10 To $50 dollars each. Sent anywheIe-pay c0litcIeC
Nv Exp1e.s. sati.tactton guaranteed! All Watches
al hrst prices they be:ug of our own importation
Circulars free by nall! Send for Them
I. s. Il. GOUGHAN.
Manufacturers and Imp Tters
ix.T-sms 7I6 Broadway. New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
L O G l..

Blank Deeds, Mortgages Executions, Replcvins,
IIsrriSgc License. Be. &c. &c. for sale at this Off se.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
See Bliss Bulletin IN another column.

Our Legislators ~ uP'' last Mon
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

Dy"ttFo'
pHiI.L is accommodating, oblging, patriotic snd
i'd awuke to The interest Of the public, and mas
o., boSt assortment Of Varieties in his line ever
aerrd IN THIS Enai ket. and is determined not 10 he
uu3rrsoid fUr CASH.
To he lratter OF the Application of the tiuarii2n
d Samuel Bell for a license to sell q portion of his
and.
On the 5rh day Of December, a. 4. 1854, Joseph
Opelt, Guardian Of Samuel Bell, Il minor, filed is
i%-ititiap raging for a license to sell a portion %;
he r,al cs'a 2 Of III" ,aid Samuel Bell. for the
reasons thcrain stated. Whereupcn the courr doth
order that tie meet Of kin Of said Samuel Bell and
al persons interested in said estate appear per-
-unally before the Probate Court Of Nemtla couu-
", Nebraska territory, on Tuesday the 3 day Of
January. a. d.. 1855, then and Their to show cause
why said license should not be granted.
DC. SNNDERS.
ir-I2-4t Probate jude.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

40 200 copis issued. AneF Sihefne Book for Schools
and Semnnaries, called the Day Schpal Bell. j l5T
ready. Il contains a. 0Et i've hunii - choice sou -
rOuqds. catches duets, trf0s, ausrtettt and th0ruzes.
hisny of them written expressly Tor This work besides
% PAGES Of the Elements % AusiA Nhich are easy aud
progressive.
Among the large number ~ b~eanfiiul pieces may -
found. Uncle SANS SchoSi,5 uhsrt you bear he
chi Idren coming" CANVAS Ieok uu me sauny side"
." The little lass. , and Lutte Lad" sDh. al Werea
little bird" Bird % beauty" Pretty pear tree"
Anvil Chorus" sMeet pg by TIE rUun!ux bf0hk.H
&c % Il compiled By Hafase WsteTs. author Of Sab
bath School Bell,' NJ aud z. witch have had The
enormous sale o. se5 UcO Crpfps- Prfces-papeT covers.
% cents. so per 100; bound 30 cents. SO per 10 (;
cio,h b"und, embossed silt 40 cents SIS per huEdreA.
% c0pie> furnished a. the one hundTed Bres. M4iIed
Al the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

The Horaes Waters MIafesss ed Harmonious.
Tuned the Equal Teppes anent wifb me Patent Divided
Swell. Prices from 865 % S39.a Alexander Or
gsns from S2OO % $50.
ia liberal diso0iut 20 CieruyEeus Churches. Sab
BAH Srho oils, L0dues, ~Semnaries. a1s Teachers. Hon
ACE WATERS, Ag't, No. Isl BruaGgaJ, n 7.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
FEVER N AGUE, etc
Most Scientific and Successful
Chemists Of America,

Out Of thousands of cases it has never beer
bottle of these Drops as cured diseases which have
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

The January number Of our New MagaHine ha
met with = very ~nattering reception from the jonrn
ais Of the country. Read the following amont
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-16

The amendment will have to be ratified
by thres-fouIths Of all the States in order
to become a part of the Constitution
There are 80 States. and it will have to
be ratified by u Of them. It will have to
be ratified by ell the Free States and by
four Slave States besides. OF the social.
ed Slave States We can probably connt on
Tennessee. Arkansas and Louisiana. and
we believe that Kentucky will in time
(,hough not this winter make the needed
fourth. One Free Stale, New Jersey. will
probably not ratify the amendment this
winter. but we believe its next Legislature
will. So it will he seen that the prospect
OF the amendment speedily becoming part
OF the Constitution is not very bright; hut
that it will eventually become so we have
no doubt. "a the States are not limited as
to the time within which they must ratify.