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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
sATF % APPRAISED STOCK

On Saturday juno 9Th 1866 at ? O'Clock P.A
1 viii offer for SAFE TO the highest bidder. Tor casa
in hand on the premises of Joseph Thompson Sen,
living Eve miles west from BroWnyllle, in Ner1zha-
COUNTY. Nebraska, One stray CoWsdescriscd as fol-
lows One red and white COW crop of Of the right
ear. rnderbit in1et ear.some whitsinth he face
Supposed 20 be- Eve yearsoI Taken uPby Joseph
Thompson, and nov in bis possession valued at
Twenty-Five dollars. 81 X. nCudEo, S'F.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
DiSSOlntIOn on CORartneFsh.
MISTERS SALE OF LAND.

Notice is hereby given that / will offer for sale
at public auction, at the front door of Hoad-
ley's Hall.in the City ofBrownvihe,N emsha COun-
ty Nebraska,
On the 28lh day Of May A. Dl1866
at one o'clock p. n. the following real estate, to-
Wit rr
The North West.q1arter Of Section II in Town
ship 6North Of Range IL East. containing 100
acres situated in the Said County of Nemaha.I 1.-THE
above will be sold by virtue Of a decree and an or
derO sale from the ~chsneery Of tbs District Court
of N omaha County Nebraska Territory, and to me
directed as special Master in the case wherein
Henry Harmon administrator of the Estate Of John
B. Laurent is plaintiff and the unknown heirs of
Francis Putignat Jasper A. Ware and Barbara A.
Synlamire are defendants. |
Given under my hand this I2th day Of April,
1856. fg -, " g. GLAG0W.
finn 295t Sheriff and Special Master.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

The Stock Comprises amongst articles, Splendid
Clocks, Gold and Silver Watches, Rings set with
Diamonds, Rubies, Pearls, Garnet and other Stones
C~solitaire and ia c~lusters) Ladies sets of JeWelry,
comprising Pins and Ear Rings Of the most fashion.
able styles, set in Precious Stones Of every variety,
together with a large assortment Of Gold and En-
amelled and Pearl Sets Gold Studs AID Sleeve
Buttons Of the beautiful patterns, Gents Bosom and
Scarf Pins, aud an endless variety Of Bracelets,
Chains ,MusicalBoxes Head Dress. Combs yeharms.&c
In consequences Of the great stsgnation of trade
in the Manafec turing districts Of France and Eng
land, a large quantity Of valuable Jewelry, origin
ally intended foE the European market, has been
sent OF for sale in this country, and must be sold at
any sacrifice? Under these circumstances the
WATCH GOLD JEWELRY co" have resolve
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
SALE on APPRAISED STOCK.

On Friday, June, 9Th 1866, "a 10 o'clock AN,
T. viii IT. Tor sale. to The highest bidder for cash
IN hand, on tho premises of S. B. Olayton, living
in tie Biufs, AZ North West from SroWnvllle,
in Nemaha County Nobraska, ote STRAY seer, de-
Ser;bS5 - s1Iows some white on the flank. low
e. pertfon af he tail Viii e 4yars old eppEaissd at
Twenty-Five doliarg. Taken upby 5. d glayeon'
and now in his posse ssion. 80 r Y. HUGhES, JP'
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
AN APPORTIONMENTn

subject to the following regulations
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its VALUE
are placed in A ENVELOPES, which are we'll
mixed. One ofthese Envelopes, containing the Ger
thcate OF Order for some Article, will be delivered
At our once, or sent b mail 20 any address, without
regard 10 choice, on receipt OF IS Gents.
On receiving TIRE Certificate the purchaser will see
what Article il drGtrs, and its valne, andcan then send
One Dollar and receive the Article named, or can
choose an. otter one Article "a our Listcf the same
SEND IS CEETS F0R C~ERF1FICATE.
In MI trhns6ctions BY mail, BE shall charge for
forHardihg the certificates, paying postage ard do
ing the business IS cents each, which must be en-
closed when the certificate Is sent. Eve certificates
for 81, eleven 50 80 for IS, SIS Tor $40 and leo for
sI5.
Agents.-We want ~ageItsin every town and
county in the country, and those acting as such
will be allowed ten cents on evory Certificate o.
dcred by them provided their remi ttenee amounts
to 81. Agents win collect 25 cents for every GER
tihcate and remit 10 cents to Us, either IN cash OF
postage stamps, Agents remitting at once SS0,wil
be entitled to a beautiful Silyor Watch, and also
zoe certificates.
Please write your Name, Town, County and
State plainly, and address al orders to
WATCH AND GOLD JEWELRY CO.
80 Liberty ST. New York.
l0-22-em I'd nm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
81 ApPRAIsE &c.

81 OH Saturday, June, 9Th 1856 oclotk
IwnIoEer fer sale, 4 the Nishe oder for 4<t
in hand, on the premises q h.
! ne and one-han 11ils fran on the
from Brornville. al Nebrn stray steer
described as follow;
Read Rosn Steer, with hair Anderrleat
car, about three years old last So appraised e
Thirty-fYe dollars. and now in bis Possessions.
- um-yR.Y. HUGHES, =.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

BE- uewspapers in all parts
a|tg seem . be going into
sl lale etet he wonderful med
81 rties o. Goes Cough Balsam
md & Dyspepsia cure. We are glad
b hi Ihat these reliable remedies are
q ale every Druggist in the land.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Worthy the attention If both NAILS and FE-
MALES, who arc ia want Of bushes. The we'll
known House Of 3. ii. Ward& Co. misunderstanding
Jewellers 208 Broadway, n. Y, wish to- esteblish
an AsEECTin every town in the United States, and
IN order that the Agent can have sample to ex-
hibit 70 their customers, they win SIND asa sample
on tho receipt Of g, 100, q genuine Goid Pen fHar-
Rntcdl, with Silver Extension Case amp Pencil, to.
gether With . Whoiesals Circular 20 agents, and
eleven certificates, OF q SaTple Gertifcatef for 25 cts.
Thereis no Agent bat what can make easily s. q
day, and often SO. assn
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

oay Of April, "a
sued an order Of a~ttaehmo1
th for the sum Of ten dollars.
N.T. GEORGE BRYANT
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

1st bought out tho spHre estahl
d thaetnd hereby give mott CO thaI
TIE 1st day 81 March, 1866, wiIbaplaeed ia tA1
January lsi, 1865. IL
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18
CANCER CAN BE CURED.

DIR. Hebern, Of Quincy, Illinois,
cures cancer without knife, pain or
loss OF blood, in from four to twenty
four hours; also treats consumption
successfully. ".
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18
AGENTS WANTED,

$lT5 PER MONTH. SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.
The Photograph Case and Family Record.
This Is great opportunity for entcrprisug persons
"I energy 20 make money. II on aItice Cf which
the public have tet the need ltretailS ~ low price
aud ~ beauty and utility j. Universally acknowledged
The success which has attended its sales warrants
the a,-utan"e that one can be sold 70 almost every
family We are prepared to show that t-e have agents
Wh" are clearing SIS every month. Address for
Circulars and Terms. RAYMOND 4 CO.
ElHT2s-lmz ManufS Gil Chestnut -. PhIia
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18

NrANTED AGENrS-S75 10 5000 PER MONTH. for
~ ''rnscinvn. and S3j 10 S5 for Ladies' everywhere
To- introduce The Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine. Improved and perfected. il VIII hem fell
stitch qulit, bind. braid. and e'uhr0der bnAntNjE
Price only so making the elastic lock stitch and l-
~ warranted for three Years. pay the above Wa
G"-, or commission. from which twice that amount
can hc made. Address call on &. BOWER 4 co
prce No 30 Fifth street, Philadelphia. Pa. paAH
letters cred promptly. with circulars and terms
Fhiiadelphla March >, iSGt-5wy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18
TRUSSES

SEELEIS HARD RUBBER TRUSS" cures Rt-P.
- II rs frc"s III" cord from all pressure will never
rust hr"ak, Timber chafe. become filthy (thc fine
steel spring being coated with bard ruhber.l spring
inie any power required; used IN hathlug, fitted 10
i"r requires no strappng cleancSt, lightest easiest
Shd best Truss known Send for pamphlet.
l. B. SEELEY. Sole Proprletor
sp+-lm2 l357 Chestnut 81 Fhiia. r,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18
pDI.IAE -, son

MEERsCHACM MANUFACTURERS.
coz Broa5cag. Foy.a S., " =
h"l,sa and retail 81 reduced rates Pipes ana
Holders c't 70 order and repaired. All goods war
Taniea g"n.:ne. Send stamp for circular. Pipes 81
- S'V each. ap4-lmz
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18

y horse belonging to John Yoder of
Union township, while hitched to a sled
ior hauling store, suddenly started as If
70 run off, and had not proceeded far be-
fore he fell down dead.
Inc exercises at the meeting Of the A.
Il. Society, on Saturday evening last, con-
sisted OF lecture by T. NJ Uttley. sub
jeet-''The Man for the Times" and an
essay by Col. 4, +. Mccoy on Thought.
The audience was small, bat two ladies
being present beside number Of the
members. Our people DO not give this
Institution the attention it merits.
Col. VIM. II. Irwin, Of The 4Gth Pa.
Vol, has been appointed by the President
and confirmed by the Senate OF the L. =
BTigadier General by brevet, for gallant
and mcritorious services during the war,
to date from the battle of Antictam-
Gen. Irwin, (th@n Col. Irwin. command
cd brigade in that engagement, where
he distinguished himself so as to merit
and receive this promotion. Gen. Irwin
has served III two wars, and received \
breVet promotion in each, both reading,
'Jor 9rtllct13t and Dlcrit0ri0uS conduct"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18
Disabled Men. Attention.

GENTS WANTED-Tu sell the Grea; Amerirar
lUEzies, the cheapest and most wonderful puzzics
o. Tie age; Agents readily make from $40 TO $50
Per day: viii give any agent 500 if ne viii sell
"''N5. SNht 20 cents for of Puzzles All orders
sent by mat 're". PHILIP NIL, Importer of Fan
~ "ouds. 139 Market st.. Phila. Pa
U1-ladies Needle Book. containing 100 Of the host
Needles, sent 10y ma on receipt OF 90 cts anii.1f3
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18

n,EM ARE Ggt cnuNrHEs.EErs.
Glo Z-AGSZAlzE0S
& a e q az ssF SNUFF

T1HIS S1u@ has thoroughly proved tsclf 20 be the
best article known Tor curing the CgfFrri. Cg'i N
the H,Gd and Nsuj1cis Ii has been found an excel
len: remedy IN many cases Of Sore Ees Dstf1.s nas
been removed by IT, and H.uHr has often been great
IS improved by IT, Use.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18
HLAJ VyAHUa
CHEAP FOR CASH,

nHE largest Stock of well-lnade Tin Ware in the
State constantly kept on hand. Merchants and
Dealers invited TO give call before purchasing
elsewhere. hELLOY 4 SMITH.
lh"r-Hln s.3 Market St, between eth Sth Phlla
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18
Read the Certificates Of wholesale Drug
o-iNts in i@II

TIE undersigned. having for many wears been a.
gu:anted with uE. MARsHsE'S CNTAEEG AND EEADtCHr
SNUFF and sold Il IN our wholesale trade, ceerIuiiy
state that we believe ~ TO he equal N every respect
70 the ndattons given OF It for the cure ct
Catarrhal Affections and thar il j. decidedly the best
article we have ever known Tor Ill common diseases
Of the head,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18


N'-'.-1''1''" ~" ""'." L. lac
High Constable has posted MP notices
that horses, mules, swine anI sheep
viii be taken nm ON and af.,r H.. f.t
~ W.. .,,.l .,r.., '....,.....:..
''''. ',''' .'''''.7 = 'i>' : '.'.1'
occupants u property - remove Ili..
rubbish, &c, ut their owa expense on.
Or previous to the 18th Nav afr.r
which five o,,lfno,.., +. .,...,. .;..,i .,....t.
Mn,
''l'',a' . ' u. 0e 1''ioiceu'
The following practical surgea-
tions from Halls journal Of Health.
do-o,.,.n ,ho ;,,,,,,,.l;..t,, ,..a,..;-.., ..Ir
49,. ..:.I. ...'.,:1'.,
nv ,''H'' ~ ~ '''' '''' No'"' Se oi c""i
era, against winch 1t i tie duty OF
every one TO guard, as well as other
onidcmir disa,scs
Fror,. Lo,sohar,3. r,3.,a,..-....,:.
.,1P ~; c,,,,;l,-
the community in which he Resides, 70
have his house, from cellar to garnet,
Hom the street curb to the rear lne OF
.',o ~ ms. ~ ,'',o''7'g c,e"ISll'' o9
,. Every man who has arthorI.2
should consider himself bound by the
oath OF office, and by every considera-
l'oh oi humanity 70 give hlmSeIf no
a4 '''- 81 ',,v[, ,rac5i i,,9 @ St,+'
perfect cleanliness as nossibIc and Kent
so until the frosts OF next season come
>. These cIeanslngs should be done
,io%' ,bnr 4G'"usT, ts Il G, Oh IN ",,l n "I,
removal Of titb will onIv ,oni in t%o
essential nature of things, to hasten
c.e',7e .:. t's m2,ii9hlty, and to extend the
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18

GT0rc'8 Variety Store, next door to Bly,
myers corner, has now fall supply Of
Confectionery, Cakes, Groceries, Fruit,
Fancy Goods, and COS other things too
numerous to mention, as they say at auc-
ton sales. Among other matters. he has
the celebrated Detersive Soap manufar-
turcd by Van Haagcn & HIcKconc, Phil
adelphia, which is Of such excellent
quality that with little cxcrtion il would
probably convert 4 dirty man into such
beauty that he would not know himself.
For ordinary purposes, such as washing
coarse or fine clothing, hand, faces, &c.
ii Is without rival, a every houscNccpor
knows or ought to know Then he has
also Conway's Chemical Olive Soap.
very superior article foG the wash-tand,
which every one ought to have, and amy
quantity Of shaving, cream ana toilet
soaps to please the most fatidious.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18
ORPHANS C0sRT SALE

BY virtue Of an order issued by the Or
phans' Court OF Minlin county, the uu-
dcr-igucd will offer at public sale, on the
premises on
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-18
LTFES FANCY PART.
\ olume /, Chapter 9.

True enough team, four horses stron
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-26
Mexican News.

CINCINNATI, June pa dispatch to
the Commercial, dated Brownsville,
Texas, of the 18th, says that train of
two hundred and fifty wagons loaded
with valuable merchandise, started by
Gen. Meiia from Matamoras for Monterey,
guarded by 1000 Imperial toops, under
Gen. Olivera, were attacked on the 10th
between Camargo and Meir, by Gen. Es
cabado at the head of 1900 Liberals.
The Imperial loss is 500 killed and
wounded, aud 800 prisoners, IA pieces of
artillery and the entire train of wagons,
valued at 100000 The Liberal loss
is slight. Gen. Oliver was severely
wounded, but escaped capture. Corti.
mas is reported between Matamoras and
the stragglers of Olivera's army, and
will capture many prisoners. These
facts have been gathered from letters
from Escobado's head quarters. One
hundred Imperial cavalry who have ar.
rived at Matamoras, corroborate the
above statements.
New YORK, June 25.-The Tribune
learns, through private letter received
in this city from a gentleman now IN
Mexico, that the French transport which
left Vera Cruz on the 9th Inst, had on
board the sum of 5000, GOO, which wa:
being sent to France as a part OF the
balances from the Emperor OF Mexico tc
the French Government.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-26
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Juno g4th-The steam
er George Washington arrived yesterday
morning. The steauier Star from New
York sailed, and in addition, the steam
ers Alabama, Monterey for New York
Star of Our Union for Philadelphia and
Kensington for Boston.
The Brownsville correspondent say
In late attack and capture near Mala
vron the regiments i'll the Imperial Ian
GERS and one large Imperial infantry
regiment turned to the Liberal side. The
Austrian regiments lost all their officers
and all their men. There was but two
killed contra. The gaerillas lost only
one hundred, who WERE all killed. The
value of the train captured is estimated
at one and O half million dollars
Bagdad las been evacuated me
troops have been sent To reinforce Mata
moras which is in danger of an attack
by Escabed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-26
Gossip of Che war in Rurope.

DIR. Nelaton, the physician who eX.
tracted the ball from Garibaldi's foot,
has declared that he has doubts of Gar.
ibaldi's fitness for going through cam
paign, or indeed undergoing any great
fatigue. 80. tst -
The sons of Don Juan de Bourbon have
taken service in the Austrian army as
captains of.artillery, and several old
Calist emigrants have left Paris to enlist
nnder Francis Joseph. 5.'sl
A letter from Gleiwitz (Prussia) relates
this incident ~ The men of the land
wehr were on the point of starting; the
train was ready, but the wives of
the soldiers opposed its departure, throw
ing themselves in their despair on the
railsin front of the locomotive Recourse
to violence could not be had. What was
to be done! The station master pro-
posed to the women to accompany their
husbands, but in separate carriages. The
poor creatures consented but when the
train started, the carriages with the
women did not move. The station mas
ter had had them detached He took
good care to get away before the discev-
cry was made n'..l t
The Austrian authorities at Cracow
have received instructions from Vienna
to prepare valuations of upwards of two
hundred houses in the town, which it is
proposed to pull down in case Craeow
shonld be besieged 10y the enemy.
g A Florence letter to the Chicago Hib.
ane contains the following
There are many moving incidents in
the volunteering Yesterday wealthy
citizen stood looking on at the departure
of several hundred young men from the
station, at Milan Just as the train be-
gan to screech out its warning that the
hour of departure had come, a familiar
voice cried out from a third class car,
Good bye, papa He looked up, and
there. was his eldest son, in the full glory
of the red blouse, going off to the war
The father was dashed for a second, but
there was 10 time to lose He rushed up
to the car, kissed the boy, and handed
him bis purse, with only one reproof:
Had you told me, Johnny, there would
have been more money in the purse ,"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-26

The cholera had broken out in the
neighborhood Of Berlin.
The Swiss Federal Council had issued
decree calling out the First Reserves
OF the Swiss army, for the defence Of
the passes of the Hips, on the side Of
Italy. n is5,s, - 4aE,:
,Kossuth had issued an address to the
Hupgarians, dated at Turin, recommend
ing them to await tie course of events
and remain as they are and enroll them
selves in Hungarian legion and if mat.
ters progressed in such a measure as to
offer field for action due notice will be
given. ~ ,1 80.
- GREAT BRITAIN.-The proceedings III
Parliament on the 18th are unimportant
An extraordinary trial in which a Mrs.
Rogers sought to establish herself as a
princess of the royal family, her mother
having been married to the Duke of
Cumberland, has been concluded, the
jurors finding a verdict against the
claimant. The Times treats the case rs
an imposture.
RUssIA.-0h the, Goth of May, the
Prince of Bokhara, with 10000 men and
81 guns engaged Russian force and
suffered decisive defeat, losing l9 guns
and being completely routed, The Rus,
sian loss was Insignificant. .r.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO LoSDoN-
DERY-LoNDoN. June 15.-The weekly
return of the Bank of England shows
an increase in bullion of 120, 500 pounds
No formal declaration Of war has yet
been made, but the Emperor of Austria
in speech to the Vienna corporation
yesterday, said that having done every
thing else, he was now compelled to re-
sort to the sword.
The German Diet, 10y vote of niue to
six, resolved to mobilize the Federal
army. The Prussian members protested
against the decision of the Diet. The
Austrian Representatives insisted on the
indissolublity of the Confederation, and
the Diet voted its adherence to the Aus
tran declaration. a
The La France deniesthe rumor of the
intended abdcation Of the Mexican
throne by Macmillan.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-26
New York News.

New YORK, June 25.-Dr. Swinburne
paid visit to the Hospital Ship, and his
statement concerning. affairs there is
full of encouragement. There were no
admissions to the Hospital yesterday,
and no deaths. Dr. Swinourne states
that there is not nosH a single case of
cholera in the Bay. All those on board
the Hospital Ships no ale sick, have
recovered from the symptoms of cholera,
and are only detained in Hospital by a
lingering fever that often follows the
disease. 1t is a remarkable fact that
since the separation Of the German and
Irish emigrants on board the steamer
Union for the last twenty-five days
there has not been, a single case OF
cholera on board that vessel The Ger
man passengers were transferred to the
Portsmouth, and will remain there
few days yet, but the other passengers,
about 150, chiefly English and Irish
were retained on board the Union, aRd
win be up this morning to Castle Garden
and the steamer herself will be up in
day or 80. fL.r3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-26
Western Unitarian Church Confer
ence-EleetiO of officers.

BUFFALO, June 25. The Western Uni
tartan Conference closed its session in
this city on Saturday morning, The fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year were
elected: President, Rey. G. W. Hosmer;
Vice Presidents, A. II. Simmons, Hon.
Charles May, of Kalamazoo, Michigan;
Corresponding Secretary, Rev. s. S,
Camp, of Toledo, Ohio Recording Sec
rotary, Rev. j. G. Forman, of Carondalet,
Missouri; Treasurer, Jefferson Wiley, OF
Detroit; Executive Committee, Rev. C..
A Staples, Rev A D. Mayo, Rev. X. L.
Collier, o. G. Steele aud J. G. Hilton,
Esq; Standing Finance Committee, JEFF
terson Wiley and A w. Rice, Esq, OF
Detroit. A resolution was passed in
structing the Finance Committee to raise
$4,000 from the Unitarian Churches OF
the west for missionary purposes the en-.
suing year. On Sunday, Rev. Robert
Collier, of Chicago, preached in the NOR
ming, and Rev. DR.. Belows, Of New York,
in the evening The next conference
will be held in Chicago.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-26

A SANITY RErUBLICAN.-The New
York Independent puts the name of Gen.
eral Scott iu the same sentence with that
of John Brown, thus:
THE military skill aud prudence OF
General Scott were all powerful in Mex.
leo, as his gallantry had been on the Ca
madam frontier, but the name that nerv'
ed our volunteers and gave victory al
last over rebellion was the sanity one OF
old John Brown
John Brown was a notorious horse
thief, robber and murderer OF course
he makes a capital saint for the radica
Republicans, the party OF great mora
ideas.-CiHciRadt Enquirer.