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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
Public No 46.)
ANAcT to incorporate the National TheO

ANACT to incorporate the National Theological
Institute.
Be Il enacted BE- fhe Senate and House Of Reore-
ssRfastUes Of te Oaited States Of Anserica in9 Con-
gross assembled, That Abram d Gillette, Edgar &c
tray, Edmund Turney, Zalnan Richards, RobeF.
J. Powell, William T johnson, Henry Beard, Char
les II. Morse, Joseph G. Lewis, John s. Poler.
David Refs, DIV. Anderson, Daniel G. Eddy,
Leonard A. Grimes, Justice d. Fulton, William L.
Williams. Isaac WestcO,t, Howard Malcolm Joseph
II. Kennnrd, Newton Brown 4. Dwight Nj Ter and
all persons who hall or may be associated with
them and their successors, are hereby created and
declFred q body corporate and Do iitic, indeed and
In law, by the name Of "Tbe National Theological
In ~stituce," and by that names shall have succession
and be capable IN law TO 81 . and be sued, Mead and
be implicated. answer and be answered. defend and
be defended, IN all courts Of law ana equity and
elsewhere to make and use q common seal. and
she same TO alter or renew at pleas ure /: and gene
rally 10 do and perform all things relative to the
objest Of this corporation which is now and shall
be laval for any individual OF body polite or
corporate q do.
Sec. 2, 40 Be It Jurther enacted, That the OBJ
tond purpcte Of this corporation shall be for
ieelion a persons for the christian ministry
.e asseeiHte6 " tn tkem as assistants, in
curse 81 Theological and general studies as
deemed proferf Tor that purpose and for
Is hereby authorized to elect or ap-
E pcrs as may be deemed Necessary or
Eel control Of Is affairs TO adopt such
bylaws goffts government as may.
eary, not inconsistent With the
mad States ID force ia the District
% amend or repeal them 81
7e and hbd any lands,
goods, ~cLatt0is, or other prop
Alld ornzture, which shall 30 given.
uc1thed toit, or be otherwise ac-
I1t purp3se "a carrying out the object
pofati0n, POI Exceeding fifty thousand
p real estate ~ any one time and the
+, sell Qrd1p6a Of in such manner as may
Dl Tor fhc purpose aforesaid Provided.
any property SO acquired, or the proceeds
erc0f. or a1y money received as a gift, shall not.
used fer any other than such educational pur.
poses 81 provided, also, Fhat no person shall
be exc 4ded from the advantages Of education af-
belief.
Sec. 3, Aud Be ifurther enacted, That this act
may stauy time be altered, amended or repealed.
approved Mag 10, 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
FREE TO EVERYBODY
T0HEALTH AND BEAU


r-..LIe. PIP
Il teaches how to remove Tan, rses.a
Blolehes, Moth Passhes, SalloN ness, 30
aIImpurides Of the skin how to snl- bsr d
leaving Il white and clear as nls6as1eij -
produce the fullest development Of ths 50
fas praeticed b. the french, elEsing bsa
grow round and full, and If The form - j. p
81 padding, laefng or maternity. - basg
Nor. than IFS original fulness brn5s bssi -
1t teaches how TO reduce the siSo @ 80: raoH
soOeiaaous hair , Cure Corns, wOr'a , az Dr.
rs5ew your arc cure DruBknsss, ee@D.;,sts .
veDsia Nervous Debility. & how . ves
AIN tsa love and affection Of any T,lsSS
shooes together with other useful s4s
formation. No young Lady or g.r;1rsdsa
b. send ther address 20 tae Tsiusbs
csive BY return mail . copy 81 tah ,I5r8s.
y - "a envelope free Of eharge. 800
u ss- RERgFk SHTTTsA co, tSs
sA-sn 255 River Stf
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
HoFfIcIALl
THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session Of The Thirty
Ninth Congress-
Public, no. "A. J

AK ACT to extend thsjurisdiction Of the Court
Of Claims.
DC IN enacted By he Senate End Honse ofhsRre-
ssntatiucs Of she United States Of America 81 Con
qress ossen.Jled, That the Court Of Claims shall
nave Jurisdiction to hear and determine the claim
Of any paymEsieT, quartcTmastcr. cOnmissary Of
subsistance. OF other disbursing cficer Of the Uni
ted States, or Of his administrator or executors,
for relief from responsibility On. account Of lessel
by capture CT otherwise, while IN the line Of his
duty, a government funds, vouchers, records and
papers in his charge, and fsr which such Omcer was
ard Is held responsible Provided, That an appeal
may be taken to the Supreme Court, as in Other
casaS.
Sec. AID be al artbercnocied, That Whenexer
said court bail have asctrIaincd tho facts Of any
each loss 10 have been Witbout fault Ct REFLECTION
the part Of any such ofhcer, it shall make . decree
setting forth the amount thereof, upon WHOA the
pr oper accounting ofioCrs Of the treasury shall al
low 10 such Ofscer the amount SO deereCd as q cred
il il the settlement of his accounts.
Approved, May 9, 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
SALE OF STRAY STOCK.

On Saturday the eth day Of June, A. ID. 1866
at ono o'clock p. NJ will offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, in the City Of
Brownville, Nemaba County, Nebraska Territory,
Two Stray Cows and Calves, also ,one yearling heif-
er, described as follows:
One pale red Cow and Calf, no marks or brands
perceiyable, supposed to be six years old, appr&is-
ed at TWentyrfve dollars.
One, white, Cow and Calf With red neck, scar or
brand on the left shouldeF supposed to be i've years
old, and appraised at twenty-five dollars. =
One white Yearling Heifer,appraised at Eight
dollars. Taken up By George W. Alexander and
now IN his possession. &c.
s~l-4tesnn r. ". HUGHES, Up. 1
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
(PubLic Resolulion. NJ 30.N.

JOINT RESOLUTION to provide for the exemp-
tiOn Of crude petroleum. from internal tax or
duty, ard for other purposes.
Bat resoIred By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentafirss Of The United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That p~arafine oil, not exceed ng
Ia specific gravity t~hiriy-six degrees BauEae by
DR. ometer, the product Of q residuum Of distila-
tiOn crude petroleum and crude oil, Tie product
Of the fret and single distillatiOn Of coal, shaIe,
asphalium, pat, or other bituminous subStancsl
shall, from and after the passage Of this joint reso-
luton, be exempt from internal tax or duty.
Approved, May Q, 1906. 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
IPublic, NO. as }

PNbIlc, No. 40
ENACT cnlaIging tbe powers Of The levy court
# the county Of Washington, in the District Of
Columbia.
Be Il enacted By the Ssuate and HoHss- Of Repre-
s~sasatiree Of the Uaited States Of Anierieu az Con-
qress assembled, That the levy court Of the county
Of Washingtos in The District Of Columbia, in
hereby empo Wered 10 declare and locate as public
highways such reads known ard used as military
roads in said district during IRE rcbali0u IS sai8
court may deem adEisable EIrrdca, IAat III
damages Ehfch the crrotsf
1said foadz
toads bei1s d
assessed IS pro7le1 Ip
,of Congress apprOEeada1 1uNufe4.
and twelve, entitled "Anat teniefibg tertan.
powers on the levy court for theccuuty>cf Wash
ington, in tho District Of Columbia"
Approved, May 9, 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
CONSUNPTIYE

The advertiser. having been restored Z
a few weeks By a very simple remedy
suffered Cor seTerahyears with z sever ~
ton. and that dread disease, COnsumPuos
ious to make known 10 his felo"
means Of cure. Sf'
To all who desire i, be viii send > ~
prescription used free Ct charged VIE
tions FOR preparing and using TIE same
will End a sore cure FOR Consuapnon-A
ehits, Coughs, Cold, and all Ihr9at
fnetioas The only object Of the adTer.s
pfsscrption s % benefit the
Mformaton which be s%oneeiTe
uz and he hopes every @Herar
adv, 4.fs will cost them nothing, AT
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FHSA
mail,wM please address ruS0S
Williamsburg, Kings Co., nc"
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
MarTiage az celihacv.

An Essay of Warning and instruction.
FOR 1oUx0 MES. Also, Diseases and Abuses which
prenaturely Prostate he Vital Pow ers, with sure
inca ms Ct relief. sent EroR Of Charge, in scaled
letter enFelops Address, DR.. j. sSKILLIN
h0UGHTON, Howard Association, PhilaSelphia
PsnngylVania. 1913 I scar e,nn
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
(PuJtic 40. 4g.l

AN ACT imposing a duty on live animals
BE iteRaeted blythe Senate and HOHss 81 Repres-
enotires Of Uaeted States Of Amer5ca an CaRqress
assembled That on an after the passage Of this act,
ythere sshall be leved, collected, and paid, ON all
horses, mules. cattle, sheep hogs and other live an
im~alsimported from foreign Countries duty Of
twenty per cent per centpn I'D valorem Provi-
ded, That any such animals now bona fds owned
BY resident citize ems Of the United States and new
Ia any Of the Provinces q British America, may to
Imported into the United States free of duty until
the expiration Of ten days next after the passage
OF THIS act.
Approved, Nay. 18th 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
The Great Invention Of the Age in
Hoop Skirts.

wv. BRADtgY-sNew Fatent DUrLEx ELL1PTIc
Tor dodble) SPRIHG SKIRT.
THIS IEvENTloS consists Of DUPLEX or two
Elliptic Steel Springs, ingeniousiy Braided lightly
and Firmly together. edge to edge, making The
toughest most flexible Elastic and Durable Spring
ever used. They seldom Bend or Break bke ne
Single Springs, and consequently Preserve their
Perfect and Beautiful Shape Tgieeas Long a. any
other Skirt. U1l8lo go p
The WONDERFUL FLExIBILITY and Great Com
fort aRl pleasure to any Lady wearing The Duplex
Elliptic Skirt viii be experienced particularly in
al Crowded Assemblies, Opcr $, Carriages, Rail-
road Cars, Church Pews fer Promenade aud House
Dress, as the Skirt can be folded when in use, to
occupy a small place as easily asa Silk or Muslin
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort and.
great conYenience Of wearing the "DuplexEIliptie
Steel Spring Skirt" FOR q single day, viii never
afterwards willingly 4ispensswit6 their s7e Fer
Children Kisses AID Tonng Ladies, they ~ Su-
The Hoops are covered with 2 ply double twisted
thread aud VIII wear twice as long as the Single
yarn covering which is used on all single Steel
Hoop Skirts. The three bottom rods on every Skirt
are also DOubleS Steel, and twice or double covered
% prevent the covering frtm wearing OF The rods
Blen dragging down stairs, stone steps, etc, etc.
which they are constantly subject to when IN use.
All made of the new and elegant Corded Tapes,
and are the best quaiityi in every part, giving 70 the
Wearer the most graceful and perfect Shape posi-
big the lightest, most desirable, comfortable and
economical Skirt ever made
WEsFs' BRADLEY & Cory, Sole Proprietors
and Manufacturers, 97Chambers and 79and 81
Reade StEeets. New York.
For sale in all f~st-class Stores il this City. add
throughout the United States and Canada, Hauan-
ma de Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the Wdst
Indies.
EeE Inquire for the Duplex ell
Cor double) Spring Skirt.
1O-27.3m A c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
GREAT -nIPRoYEMENT
SEWING MA0H1NEs
SHUTTLE MACHINEN
PaIsnIed FebruaFy ZEE. Iseo:

ia IL t 49,
SALESROOM $50 BROADWAx
1859 WASHINGTON, 81. B0S7OA
~ tbHs 3ist9q oil c-8adG rIfa7
THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely nne
principles OF mechanism, possessing many rare l
valuable Improvements, having been examined b
the most PrefesRd experts snd pronounced to b
It has a straight needle, perpendicular action,
makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, which
viii neither RIP or RAVEL, and is alike on both
sides performs perfect sewing on every description
Of material, from Leather to the finest NansOok
Muslin, with cotton, linen or silk thret2, from the
cOarest to the finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and the
least possible friction. It runs as smooth as glass,
and is
Enphatically a Noiseless Machine.
1t requires FIFTY PEA CENT less power to
drive il than any other Machine in the market. a
girl twelve years Of age can work it steadily, with
out fatigue or injury to health.
Its strength and Wonderful Simplicity ofcon-
s~truction renders it almost impossible to get out Of
order, and is GUARANTEE by the company to
give entire satisfaction
WerespectfulIy invite all these who may desire
to supply themselves with a superior ~asticle, to
come and examine this Unrivalled Machine.
But in a more especial manner do We solicit the
E R1s61sas1Rt rAiiors. coses Make
Coach Makers, Cater Filters.
Hoop Skirt Manufac- Shoe binders,
'7Esss S;.sarak. yeS MS sPa
Dress Makers
81Qt1eh lsfitafiOn8 u3f
N feaLf 10Th.
ENAces OF Machine COMPLETES
No.1,Famiiy Machine, with Hemmef, Eeller
and Braider, asg flfgefo1 ent 500
{ No. Small Manufacturing, with Extension
Table .uf -
z KOgss Large Manufacturing With Extension
Tlble u IS.
~ No.4 Large Manufacturing 1tDr Leather,
with Rolling Footand Oil Gapd2nogcai 100.
One half Aola3s an stractiOais subieieafto enable any
person to lVork this Machine to hetrehtire,
r.. lsrrfae g'satisJdcfion. abiges ~ II .Ett
Agents Wanted fOrall towns in the United States,
where Agents sre not already established. Also
for cubas Mexico, Central and SonIh America, to
whom a liberal discOuRt viii be given. esllsg
Terms invariably Cashion delivery ~ .dta
TO ttss TdJ. MCAFthur & Co.,
$50 Broadway, New York.
a. Co. 23 l SIS Washington, ST., Boston.
70Ghestnut ST., Phila.
E0.FRANZ, Agent, 'dean si
1927, 4th, st. Louis, No.
Feb. thdS65. 10 Igly A&C. Lra
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
KNOW THY DESTlNI

MADAME E. f. TuORNT0N, the great
Astrologist, Ciairyoyau, and P~syebonelrsaa
hasast0nishod the scientific classes Of thsO
has row located hertelf at Hudson, n
.Thorhton possesses such wonderful PoRes
end sight, as to enable her 20 imPart kne
Of the greatest Importance to Che single q
Of either sex. While 10 state Of tHnsai
l~ineafes the VERY features Of the persOn yoa
marty, and 81 The aid q an instrumehs q J
power, known as the P~syehOmotrOPe guam
produce q lifs-lTke pierurs Of The fLtnfe halS
wife Of the applicant together with da,e
rriags, position in life, leading traits Of eal1
&c. THIS Is no humbug, as thousands Of s
MA Is can assert FFSbs viii se1doH h9n dsIs
certified certificate, OF written guarantee,
pic turei is Rhatis purports TO DO. By sN y
small lock Of hair, and stating place o. DHIi
Disposition and cOmploxiOn, and eneisAns
and STAMPED envelope addressed to yoalsa.
will receive The picture and desired iEioI -
return MALL All e0mnuaieatiens sacred d
tial. address, in confidence, MADAah .
TAORNT0N, Pc. Box -, Hudson, Nj
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
IPnblio No. so.
iBubIc No. 30
AN Act "a chance tho nlace If hold;n0 tba canal.

AN ACT to change the place Of holding the courts
Of the United States fol the northern district Of
Mississippi.
Be Il enacted bg tie Senate aad House Of Rep
? ,senta iees o(tse United Safes Of America 81 Coa-
States for the northern district OF Mississippi now
required 10 be held at the town Of Pontotoc, shall
hereafter be hold at the town Of Oxford, in sdid
State.
Approved Mar, 18th 1865. gorra
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
.Agents Wanted!

$40 "A DAY EASY MADE $40
BY selling Engravings, Card Photographs and
Stationary Our Stationary PaekOss excslls al 9TH
eFS; each Paekags contains Prps, Envelopes. Pens
Pencils, DC, and jeWelry worth = dollarat r~etail.---
Price only so Cents we VIII send agents 100
Stationary Packages and a Silver Watch Warth sl1
We also publish splendid Steel Engravi ngs and
Portraits, Lith0graph Prints, dc, very popular and
saleabIe. VIII send a lne assortment Of 100 FoR
$500 that viii realize fly dollars, ora ten dollar
lot that will sell for Thirty Dollars or ever. Will
send 9 sample lot for Five Dollars that wiz sell for
fifteen Dollars.
Send Stanap for Catalogue, Terms, &c.
rHASkfNS K CO..
Feb. 4f8se ~ 36Beekmtn Street, y. =.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
FSTRAY HORSEs.

sf,psd near hsH
,.S;e 80 spclosed premises, on Sas !" ls
kr-I, 1865. One Black msfos -. sire
nd handed IS" on left Sooai
One Roam Stud Colt, PoDy'
font. two years old sxov L. G
April 2sth 1863
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
Mated PROPOSALS.
0FFIoE CRY BOARD on EDUcAT1eSg

0FFIoE Cry BOARD or EDUc1T1eN3
ata Brownville, I'd, 1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the following Work
and Material for the New School House in Brown
vile will be rec ciFed by the Board Of Education TO
the LIST day Of June 1856, Fhen they will be open
ed ana the work. in whole or part, awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder. Preserving the right to
reject bids at their discretion ~ I.
For Furnishing Sand and Laying Brick p 1000.
Furnishing Flooring ard Sheeting 3 1OOo feet.
For Joists and Frame timber p 1000 feet.
specifications il Clerks Once. q.
Size Of Building 4SX60 feet. two stories high
above basement with VestibLle I2X20.
BY order Of the Board.
s2-it-o,nn J. B. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31


MAoHlNE.
|4t trIruaK RI
reA
0nmendeI a.
u have been thet
.ae s. time presented
ia las3een cursed with
so NzLfacts~ fronlscneral utit-
fr cce of bis predecessors,
the Nae1fle has produced an in
strtMeA vi the adyantsgfs for which
oflers 8EObviaing every defect which
can be alift It3them b. the most f~1stidiOus critic.
The 1l4chIne IS 3 marvellous combination Of
simplicity eeirany and perfect Worship, being dura-
bic, free from ability 10 get out Of order, n~oiSeless
and easy ufoperaion. It's mechanical contrivanee IS
such as to secure stability, freedom from accident,and.
accuracy as to workmanship. by sue use Of The pat
ented shuttle and straight needle it makes a stitch.
which can neither rip nor ravel while, at the same
time, i can operate perfectly upon every species Of
materi8l from leather to cambrick, with ibreaps Of cot
ton, linen OF sifk from the fnesttO the coarsest num-
Der.
JAs the Empire Machinets gradualiy1 supplanting its
more antique rivals, nOone in want Of a usefel iustru-
ment Of this discripti0ns be he OF she tailor, coachma-
Ike, d~ressmaker or seamstress can do otherwise than
secure one Of these copnica and inimitablc maObiues
saited alike for family and manufacturing purposes
ms vaice a the Empire Notwithstanding Co. is at No.
5s6 Broa,swOy, EeW York City, where they are nov
supplying these Empire Machines az prices far below
the real value o. the inst uments.-N York Herald
: Feb. 9Th less 10 10 A&C
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
philadelphia Fuening Bulletin Editorial,
i ~ bef c1a4T fIAi m
SEPT. Is. 1866. V
HELMR on

Genuine PrePaFattOns.
Hissolid and FLUID Extracts embody
he full strength Of The ingredients of
Hhieh shf ase named. They are left
AZ. dy and
WILDE
those ses 8th in5.he
sized pensagory. These rem.
edies are prepared y H IT HeImbold,a
druggist Of sixleengeaes' experience in
this city, and we believe them to be re-
liable in fact, we have never known an
article lacking merit to meet with a per-
nanent success, and Nj. Helmbold's
success is certainly prima facie evidents.
His Drug and Chemical Warehouse, in
the city of New York, is not exceIled. if.
eqnaled, by any in The country, and we
would advise our readers, when visiting
that city, to give him a call, and Judge
TOT themselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

Sec. 3. Aud Be itfHrthcr enacted, That this act
, may stauy time be altered, amended or repealed.
approved May 10, 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

SALESROOM $50 BROAD va
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