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The New York herald., 1865-02-03
Milftn1'y Intelligence.


sEvENrY-NTNrH neGrMEsT CAMERON HIGHLAND.
ERs) NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS.
Colonel M EIl.ctt has been ndefatigabe in his un-
aided efforts to l uuhe ranks OF this gallant regiment
without regard to hss individual interests claiming
any personal rcwarsk Hc has obtained promotions and
commissions for tho following officers Of his command
Captain HenryG Htalron promoted and commissioned
lieutenant colonel.
Captain Andrew D!' Baird as major
First Lieutenant Jarnes s. King M adjutant
First Lieutenant John NJ Flannelly Quartcr.na
First Lieutenant JdMss Times captain.
First Lieutenant Alexander l. Baird captain.
First Sergeant JanIcs Mclean az first lieutenant.
First Sergeant Hugh foung M FIRST lieutenant
sergcant John Tenant second lieutenant.
Sergeant Alfred Douglass second lieutenant.
Sergeant Francis Gallagher second lieutenant
The above officers truly deserve tho well mertef honor
conferred upon thernfcr distinguished services in.the
field, having fought thor from the their
present POSITIONS Through tho carnage twenty
battle fields tand with their late brethren arms lobby
tho gallant MorrsonD they have nobly sustained the
honor OF Scotland and rumphantly carried the banner
Of our glorious Union tovictory.
They now with General Grant, before Richmond,
n the First brigade Fsst division, Ninth army corrss
Government Detective Dismlssed Trosn
the Service.
CIRCULAR.
HnADQUxrYnRa DEPARTMENT East n
New YoRK, Feb. l. 1895. I
f. p. Cryler, who has bsen employed special duty
at these headquarers having bcen detected in extong
the service Of tho gouoBruent BY command Of
Major General DIE.
H. T. VAN BUREN, Colonel and Assist Adjt Cen
Oficial-TpMAs LORD, r., Captain and Aid de Camp
The New York herald., 1865-02-03

Senate.
ALBANY. Fab Q, 1895
RRORrHD yAvoRABLY.
TO prevent the defacement OF natural scenery
To facilitate the acquisition Of lands for the extension
Of the Croton Wafer Works
BILLS INTRODUCED
For the relief OF the Central Park and North and East
River Railroad Company
Amending the charter Of the East New York and Ta-
maica Railroad Company
Incorporating tho Chrscs Infant Asylum Of New York
PASSED.
Incorporating tho Union League Cub OF New York.
incorporating the Olympus Club of Now York
Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb. q 1885,
The SPEAKER presented tho aunuai report OF the
Prison Association.
oRDHRsD'ro rnRD READING.
To provide additional for vhs relief OF our sick
and wounded sodiora BY unanimoug consent the bill
read third time and pnssed
To provide for puslic market iu' the city Of New
York.
The New York herald., 1865-02-03

stcrIing's AmbrYsia for the HsiD In
olcsnses beaunes preserves and renders bs ar ss
AM loaAY
The New York herald., 1865-02-03

Immense Prices Paid for Old Booas3f
800 600 Books Stercoacopic Pictures hand Lk00AS
BR0THE2s, 1l9 Nassau, between Beekman and Ann So
The New York herald., 1865-02-03

ur. Hunters Discovery-A Botanic BD
,rasl Tncare Eruptcns Of the ska Ucsss
OF tho throat egs and the posopous fnpsT
the Blood No Division street. NJ r., stnos ia
Eight separate and private entrance Book gratA
OF bogus DR. Hunters; tho city full Of knavsA -
trick rob the Doctor OF his great reputation -
akilfn and rellAble physcian. lie has no other oDce
The New York herald., 1865-02-03

Highest Premium Lockstitch sewilQ
Machines-wHEELER WILSON, 625 Brsadway. -
Wheeler and Wilson's butonhole mschine.
The New York herald., 1865-02-03

MARKET FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

MARKET FIRE INSURANCE C0MPANf'
No. 81 wall street .
NOT IN 1.-THE RING"
or Any combination parties In 'ne business -
WIN RATES AND RULES FREE,
9onsppe Y n,gse nR PARTIES on FAIR AND RRAsoHA.
hnSf fHo'n"H BIE TERMS
..ns.rs under tbe restrictions Of "the ring dooo
N brns IN rsks tho commis.ions Will be ooncedsd n Me
aurod N'Ass - A~Os'' S~-N-~.
The New York herald., 1865-02-03

extent OF two millions OF dollars.
fore thoroughly discussed that no would
himself with demanding tho previous question: which
Mr. BROWN, (opp) OF Wis, by courtesy addressed
the House, saying he had seen such reckessnoss in
pungng into debt that he had lost the power OF bcg
astonisicd at tho action OF this House. And
proposed TO pledge the government to unlimited
tent to an enterprise which Is utterly impractcaele
Sixty millions OF dollars even would not remove tho
obstacles which nature had placed la the way. Every
dollar the safety Of the nation It proposed
70 throw away and necesstang increased taxes already
too oncrous
Mr. ARNOLD broay replied, faying that by tho provi.
sons Of the bill ti,e State Of Illinois Is required 70
the work u thc provided bofors the nve
millions Of bombs are to be delvecd.
Mr. HOLMAN, ieppl Of Ind, msved to lay ths bill and
pending amendment on the tabB.
This was disagreed TO.
Mr.. AisoIs amendment was adopted, and the bill
thus neutrality-suspicious. ~, nays ds-as follows
s sss.s s fsss
6a%oSt Ds:y Eden ElSI dss EIqt gs%.wpS Tnns,
sas
s xsSgil MORT. LSsS sS:s.
As ~ f Mo- ss Me- ssn
SS Wilder s 'ss wssS$ VFsSa
s-SaS: Apsg.a D.s,-s g M. Blair
Clay Clay Cob, crsys.s Dawson, ssss!sou, Ensi.s Est
Gsps1H Can Tosn nHsS Hss gobn: m' q e Ma M
aeissh kelley kellogg o. n KEENAN,, King Law hsaesr
Y'sSs se! @s aoss rSsh1ns Ssc 's,
Myers Noble Oden, O'Nell OF Pa, ONci Of Ohio, Orth
sends,oa Ferry PIKE, Ps.yn. Rasicrd, Randall q Pa
worth whceIos, J. W White, Williams Winfield, B. Wood
and " Wood
TIM DryN1x~cy AUTHORIZATION mrL.
Mr. STEVENS rep) of Pa, called up the Deficiency
Appropriation bill, and moved that the House insist
is concurrence In the senates amendment strkiae
out 900 for extra compensation the House clerks
and employee and asking for Committee Of Conference
Mr. 6cHHscx, trep) Of Ohio inquired how II was that
the bill contained appropriation for compensation and
mileage for y two Senators s247 900, while for ons
hundred and eighty mine the amount
only 5000 600, and why 900 appropriated fol
stationery for the Senate and only 900 for the House
and 10 Of other Items including the Congressional Globe
Mr. SrIvESs replied that the Committee Of Ways and
Means did not propose 70 scrutnze tho Senates esti
mates, but took them az truo. But when the HOUSE
asked for small amount to meet It's obligations out
the contingent fund the Senate became cufious
Mr. wAsBuRSg, trcp) OF H. said that much depended
on the passage OF this bill for the benefit OF the soldiers
Mr. SrrvsSs remarked that he looked the Sonate'
action In heretofore defeating the bill an atrocty
Mr.. Stevens motion was agreed TO-
ccLoRKp PERSONS THE MAILS.
The House took up the Senate BILL providing that
person shall be excluded from carrying the malls on ac
count OF color, pending which the House adjourned.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-04-13

The entire population Of ali the States
and Territories on the Pacific, belonging
to Uncle Sam, is $4,000.
/. is estimated that the amended rev.
enue act will add $50. .OOO000 70 $751;
100000 to the Treasury receipts Of the
country. as
The prospects for large nad increased
crops in this country during the coming
season were never more hatlering.
There are four thOusapd newspapers
IN the United States,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-04-13

While anOmber of lawyers and gen
tlemen were dining at Wicaeget., alfsw
days since, . jolly soul frsm1 The Emsr-
aid Isle appeared and called for dinner.
The landlord ssId him be should dine
when the gentlemen were dOns.81
s,Lst him crowsd in among us, Ehis-
pered limb Of the laws rAod We gil
have some fun with him 2 ss = a.
The Irishman took bis seat1Es the IA.
bic. brnol7 b crew is1 sii
r. "YOu was born in this country. we're
you, my friendl'a 3 siEsb.s
mo, sir. was born in IFelaad.n1a
ais your fa1herliVing lhasb &c sao
8 "No. sir. be is dead.''l a caslsIs
"What is your occupation - asifs
ls'A horse jOeky, sir.p iuo bal ess
"What is your fathers oeeupatiOal"
"Trading horses sir.p as9 ma1s
"Dld your father cheat any Peoon
while be was here 2" I9lssass
II Suppose he did cheat many, siF."
Where do you suppose be went 70 l''
TO heaven, sir" od 1oL
"And what do you s'pOss he ia doing
in heaven 81 itolq asols
Trading horses, sir :" oo9 igsqzs
"Has be cheated any one there f''
"He cheated enc, bell eve,s nF.tsI
"Why did they not prosecute himIl"
Because, they searched the whels
of heaven and could'nI find =
lawyer" .sH.sas1
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-04-13
mo- CONSuMPTEVEs.

THE Advertiser Having been Restored 20
cAlth in a few weeks, by very Simple Feineos, q
sr bsvinr suffered several years with severe lung
Iffcctiop. and that dread diseRse, CousuIaption-s
anxious 20 make known to bis felleW-sufisFsrs the
means Of cure.
To all who dcrirs it, be will send copy OF tho Prs
scrpton used free Of charge,) with the dreeton,
Tor preparing and using the same Whe6 thSy MI
tnda a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASI
Ma, BRONCHITIS, &c. The on,y object Of tue
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to oeneh'
the afflicted, aad spread Information which ne con
selves to be invRuable. and hDpss eyery sn
sill try hisreInedy, it viii cost them nothing ID
nay prove blessing.
@Fuea wishing the prescription Will please aodfesf
Rev. EDWARDA. WILSON,
B-5H Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-04-13

To forget the grave yard swelling and the heArts
that suffer sore, LkkN
To forget the comrades, who still perish midaI
our foes, n
For the want Of food and shelter, while the rebels
stole their clothes,
To forget that time 50 fearful, the dread passage
to the grave,
And the great reward for murder that the Rebel
leaders gage.
There we're many -Esry sas - Iefs G amp sumptsr
and took flight.
As ifthsy had wings cfangsls % ne nnd or hfs
and light;
Many who we're often longing they could leave the
dWar6sh pine.
And the Ahgels bads them welcome far outside of
the dead lice.
yort Leavensorth, Kan., Marsh, 18th 1885,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-04-13

/ The English merchants have over.
done the tea and silk business with Chi.
ma the past season and the losses in the
trade alone are estimated st S., ,000.00
The prevent az clamp from smoking
Sax the wick in strong vinegar, then dry
it well before using it.
The Governor of Colorado has been
authorized by Major General Pope to
give notice to travellers across The plains
that they win receive ample protection.
Onions from the seed do not often
succeeded south of the 42d parallel Of LAT.
ilude, bat the seed may Es sOwn thickly.
and the little onions kept Over tor sssss
the next season.
The States Of Moine and Missouri,
which were admitted as members Of the
Union together, ratified the amendment
Of the Constitution abolishing slavery on
The same day. .
The crew of the late rebel cfulsed
Florida have arrived at Liverpool.
Coffee in SanfranciscO on the last Of
February was selling below the cost Of
Importation, in consequence Of the ezees.
slve stock on hand.
BuFaloes are becoming scarce in The
Western hunting-grounds, They have
been so much disturbed Of late, By rO-
wing Indians that they are seeking more
retired hOmesteads, far away, near the
Rocky oIUuurafus.
A census Of the population Of St,
Louis has jua been taken. by orderss Of
the common council of that city. The
Official enumeration Of inhsbitapts pres.
ents a total of 265,446,
Considerable pre- speCting for pesFOle-
um is going on in ssvsarl parts Of Cali.
fonia. a aaE a-s
The work on the Cali fOrnia end Of the
Paci6n railroad is progressing fayOrably.
Some Chinese merchants At San
francisco have voluntarily contributed
$500 to the Sanitary Commission,
The brick layers of ST. LOeis are on
strike for seven dollaas pen day.
1t is stated that James ReG9ath is 10.
edit the Charleston Mercury as = loyal
sheet. ~,
New York city has voted hvs hundred
thousand dollars for the relief of The
wives and children Of volunteers.
The Philadelphia Navy Yaad swim
dlers have been made to disgOrgs Hsy.
oniy thousand dollars. =
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-04-13


The Sioux City Journal publishes The
following nOti6caliepswhich s4plains it.
self. As "nebrasca guges" are also
mentioned, we adYiSe them 10 be sR
their guard; grew sdT
Modal harrisOn county ioway7 febuA.
ry the 10, 1866 to the county gug Os
susity iOway forbid yu or emmy On els
given lisens or granten llsensa 20 emmy,
won to maery Evline Gurley tie daagb.
ter off Reubin S. Gurley and Elisabeth
Gurley. And furIhermOrtO to noiefi all
the county guges of the sans in nsbEas-
ca up and down the river, sE al e
FfsI REUBEN s GuRLEF.
Our advise is to "guges" generally
to be careful about 'granten lsens TOO
enne won to Marcy" the aforesaid
.EViline."
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-04-13

kATESOF ADTEkTISIlSG g,
0nsbauaro n su lir,,, - is,.susintus s. %
Eask aaditisnal .ussrtssr } ; = u s4.sfa Go
Business oards,six linea or LEES che year 70 Is
One eolpmn onaTear- 50 %
One half c6umn one wear - IS Sc 60
Onsfoafthl ooInmnons year % 90
One eighth e0lumn enc year 81 90
One eolnmnsix montbs 50 CO
One half column six uonths S9 es
One fourth coIumn ia moaihs 81 90
One eighth column six Eonthe 10 %
One eoinmn three months t9 %
One halfeoiumnn six months 81 CO
Oneforrth eoIuunthreo mebfhs 1870
C1pa eighkh column three monik8r 10 fo
Annonseiny- ear3iaatss foroficb eoo
AIltransisnt advertisements mast Be paid n ad-
vance.
Yearly advertisement e quartorlyin advance.
Allkinds Of lob, Beck and Card printing, done u
the best style on short notice and teLs
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-04-13

TE RMS:
ne osBy, Oneyear, In advance, 81 90
Subscription, must invariably, be paid inAdvance
n Book work, and Plain and Fancy Job Work,
Ions Ia the best style and Oa short notice.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-04-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Notice Is hereby given that an Annual Eleeiion
VIII Be held in tee City Of Brownyille, on MoH6ay
the ID DAY Of April. A. D., 1855, FOR one Mayor,
h9s AideFasa, one Clefk, one Assessor. one Treas
ereri one tGril Engineer, one Street Commissioner
hna one Marshall, hs officers for said City.
ny oldsr Of .Ahs City COupeii
,t -. r T. RAtSEY.
Rst Clstk, FTs ten.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-04-13
STRAY NOTICE.

Tsken mp BY the undersigned, living three milos
south Of Brownvile, on the bottom road one two
year old white hSifer, right horn broke OF within
Two inches Of the head, ears blask ani upper bit
% the right, and brand on the right hip, p,Tssemb-
ling the letter II,
3s-5t-pd ABRAHAM PENNY.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-04-13
Letter from OfDheuS c. Kerr How
the South Feels Under its ReEeF-

Lett6f AfOm UTpituS " htEE71 - HUW
the South Feels Under its ReEeF-
Ses7All Disasters but Blessings
in Disguise. Iru .b.aasa. 3aa
Orpheus c. Kerr is out in charac-
lerlsuc letter,to The New York Ledger,
in which he capiially takes of the very
satisfactory manner in which rebeldom
receives It's continued and repeated dis
asters. Captain Bob Shorty personates
the Federal Government, while Captain
Muncbausen figures as the COnfederacy.
Right behind me came a remarkable
being, attired in fragments Of grey cloth
and a prodigious thickei of WhIskers,
through the latter Of which his eyes
glared yellowly like the bottles in an
apothecary shop down ohe street. As
he partially-dissected white cotton gloves
and casually re-arranged the strip Of car
pet binding which served him as a full
dress crayai. 5 i r5a 10
'Yours, truly" said Captain Bob
Shorty.
TanUaI! : Missed CaPy1iir aafvr-vi--,v.-
sen, removing from his orow an unexarh-
pied congIomeralion of rage in the last
stages Of cap, and handing it TO a faith
ful contraband who attended him,
''Why, then," said Captfin Bob Shorty
dofipg his own cap. and tucking up his
sleeves, ain the name of the United States
of America, l propose to move upon your
works immediately"
e And now my boy, do ! particularly
lament my lack Of those unsPeakable IN
tstlectual gifts which enable the mere
refined reporters Of all cur excellent
and moral daily Journals TO describe the
fistjc achievements Of the noted Arkan-
sas Mule and celebrated Jersey Bantum
in manner that delights every well-con-
Quoted breakfasts table in the land, and
furnishes exquisite reading for private
families. .Ug sc
Forward hoped Captain Bob Shorty,
as though on springs; his elbows nearly
squared, his fists held up like a couple Oi
apples on sticks, and his head poised a;
though il had Just started to look round
corner, With 6sta 10 match, and eye
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-04-13

lowed.
.'Diable here's an adventure p Vi,
tered the officer, and he made Pierre
hold the lantern while be ripped open
enough of the dogs skin to fpd the face
Blu; they decided not TO stop there to
investigate, so they formed a letter by
crossing sheir muskets, and having lifted
the strange animal upon il. they proceed
ed on their way When they reached
the camp. they found half the soldiers
up, waiting to find out why the gun was
fired.
Lights were now brought, and the
body placed upon the ground.
The deg skin was removed, and With.
in was found a Prusslan drummer.
He was small ilfellow, though appar
emily some twenty years of age but he
was dead, Pierre's bah had touched his
heart,lor somewhere very near it.
His pockets were overloaded, and in
one Of them was found cyPher, but no
one could make anything Of it. =
The colonel took it and directed that
the body should be placed out Of sight,
for burial on the morr ow.
I But this was not the end. About four
o'clock, just before daylight, another
gun was fired on the same post where
Pierre had been, aud this time man
was shot who was trying TO make his es-
cape from the camp. He was shot
through the head. When The body was
brought into camp, it was found TO be
that of Bavdrian trooper. who had been
of treachery, though no proof
had ever before been found against him.
On1his person was found the key 10
the cypber, which had been taken from
the person of The Prussisn drummer;
and now that the colonel had them both
be could translate the mystic scroll. IL
proved TO be direstlon tOathe Bavarian
% lay his plans for keeping as near Ma
poleop's person as possible, after he
should enter Berlin, and then wait for
'urthsr orders.T : M ve7a ga1J
The mystery was explained. siaz Of
The Bavarian had contrived to call the
great dog away from the regiment. and
deliver him up to the enemy, and his skin
vas to- be made the cover for spy to
enter the camp under. -s-f
And the spy would have got in, but for
he sportiye order of the colonel, and the
vilfully faithful obedience of Pierre
'ancoln. 1sd' d1slD Q,aaeD 54i ~"
On the next day Pierre was prompted |
0 the rank Of sergeant and the emperor
aid to him, as he bestowed the boons t'If |
rOu only make as faithful an officer, as
-ou have proved yourself faithful as a
entinel, can ask enomore.nad sD5sI.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-14

their genius and forget itheirinspiration as
the guardians. of Eng1and's greatness and
glory. 1t Is, alas too true, that their finest
efforts were made either in the. defepse or
prosecution Of great crimes and wrongs.
Need show to this House how nobly our
by, our own, oratorslz Theirlike viii lfnever
more be seen here, until the Executive with
his millions shall here creep into our free
Halls, and by his corrupting infliienceBIcall
for the deep ,thunders and fierce lightnings
| OF nation's wrath expressed In the noble
feryor of the future tribunes of the people.
ON conclusion, Mr.ySpeaker, 4 place my
warning voice, not so much against etlIfs
measure, but, using it as the occasion,
against that trucking subserviencv To the
power of the Executive which wiIiade-
throne the people ana make them fit tools
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-09
TURNER'S SIDE AND SKYLIGHT
PICTURE GALLERY.
E~nufRv Reduced PrNGRSf -

MR. Turner formerly Of Mobile having
MI established himself in this business respectfully
rms the public that he is PREPARED . do any work
in his line with neatnsss and dispatch. and on the
most reasonable terms. His rooms over Duncan
a. Harris Store next door the Clarion Ofic
Give me call and sm confident can please you.
FerrOtypes ard Ambrotypes seventy Il ve
cents and upwards. Photographs fonr dollars per
dozea-IfberaI Reductions TO tho-e taking more than
that number. Also n hne selection Of Albums and
photo graphs Of eminent men for sale. Having side
Ard Ell light he 10 prepared 70 operate At all times re-
Rarllesss Of the state Of the weether, aser sunrise
z 0esa7dtss go
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-09
CENTENARY
FEMALE COLLEG E,
suMMERFIELD, ALA,
WAS OPENED MONDAY oCToBER2D.

FOR twenty six years this College mas oeen - -.
cessful operation Rev. r h HAh1h'N ~ ~ ~,
.,,. ~ s,.,eoas Dr Rivers, is a christi an gentle
w.. oc g. s.b,,..,ic affair m snts formerly apro
,s,~i ,b 1rpivsrstv + Alabama and in every way
worthy of the confidence OF the patrons Of TIE seh
and The public generally He will efidea "
C Weir, Professor of Mathematics and Na'"rA' o.
euce, and other competent Assistants IN the
Departments Of Languages, Lferature' Science A"I
Art Prof A. Schmidt, assisted by fun corps y
Music Teachers will preside over the AnS'eAi =
ment
Boarding. arrangements under she direeti0n o
afr. Alfred Sexton " no was formerly connected WIN
the Institution as steward in which capacity ne sA
entire satisfaction.
EF-For particulars, apply to r. & Hazerove, sun
rner6sld Alabama r. A. BAKER,
oc,2Idam PRESS Board Trustees,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-09
Elizabeth L. Mayesl
Elias Bloom
D VS. In Chancerys

No. In Chaneery.
Louisa NJ Young
Az Rules 4 st Mondsy in November. in the year
Is65 for the Chancery Court of the rst District Of
Kinds couaty. sitting at Jackson.
On opening the paperz in hi case, and 1t appearing
from the affidavit OF ompainant that the defendant
Louisa eung from the State and that sei-
vice OF subpeepa cannot be made upoR her, its is
tnfrefore ordered that fhs saId Louisa Young
nIaJnsr.s bill On tue third MONDAY in JaLuary, l.66
h1 same being day OF this court, or the sans
will he taken sgsiast her for eonfe ssed.
I'll fur her orera1 1, That this order shall De pub
Il ned for four weeks succ ssively at least once in
each week in the Daily Clarion, newspaper pub
Iished ia the ciIy Of Jackson
Clerk CireCit Court Hiads CO. Aiss.
Nov Tw5t
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
' dAaCARDaTO INVALlDS.

bsA cIsre5mari, while residing in South Amer, sics q s missionary, discovered aFsafe and sim pie remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, siAsly Decay, sDiseAses of the Urinary and Sem. inal Orgars, and the whole train of disorders shr6nghf on by baneful and vicious habits Great numbers have been already cured by thii noble seuaedy '. Prompted by . desire to benedt the. afflicted aud unfortunate, I. will send the rscipe for preparing and using this medicine, in etealed envelope, to any ono who needs it. Dnss or CaAnos Please incl0ss post paid en- velops, addrsBsed to yourself.
 6D Addrem,t JOSEPH T. LYMAN, q ss
 owl S4kxIon ID, BnEs Hopsz, New-York City
 d.i15ayIlsx ssaie edi lsl sFa isssssa sssi silfesg