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ABEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

JARED'S EMAIL DE PARIS FOR THE
SKIN
This secret of identifying the skin being only
known 10 JULES JAKED, he honorsbly states
that II Glfers from all other pI operations, being
scientifs ally composed from plants and harmless
gums. which produce the mos bri liant complexo
infant.
Jareds Email de Paris" cleanses the pores
rom thSse uns shtly black worm specks aud sn all
particles which give cearseness TO the COMPLEXION
and by cleansing produces healthful glow. 1t eff
faces after afew weeks. most happily, all scars,
freck les apC plmples and is speCialy successful in
eradlcatiug he marks left by small psx.
JaIeds" Email do Paris"is is especially eedorsed
by Mile. NestvBli. Lucille Western. Mrs ID p
Bowers, Mrs. Emma a;lar, ami many ladi e. in
private LIE, whose c.mmendstnry letters for OBJ
yiCus reasons, cannot be published
JaTed's Email de Parisn he obtained at
FOrds rpot, Penn. avenue. and of ali first class
Druggists, Perfumers aud Coiffeurs. Ia Is eo3m
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TO DYE EASY

is very desirable. MATTHEW'S VENETIAN
HAIR DYE Is the best in the world. Complete in
One bottle. No wash Z, stain. 40 trouble. A child
cen apply 1t. Persons wishing to avoid the public.
ty Of having their Hair dyed In public, can
DYE at HOME
better than any barber can do II, bS using THE
VENETIAN DYE. 1t does not rub of or make the
Hair appear dusty or dead, bat imparts life and
lustre. Gives a beautiful black or brown, ~ pre-
ferred. Price rs cents.
Prepared by A. /. MATHEWS, NY.
DEMAS BARNES CO., New York, wholesale
Agents. my Is eoly
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EECRrr DJsr.sra

nAHAI1IAN's GIFT is the most certain, sAfs and
sHeotnal remedy-indeed, the Only vegetable remedy
eYef uncovered. Cures In two 10 four days and re-
CENT ssses In twenty-four hours. Ne mineral, no
pMsem, DO mercury. Only ten pills to be taken II
10 tne SOLDIER hope, and q friend to these who do
male, IS. w."
sAMARIfANs ROof AND HERB yuIcH.-A positive
sno permanent cure for Syphilis, screfula Ulcers.
Tor u. Sold by 3. O. Ford Bee advertisement. M
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
sTRICKLANDS PILE REMEDY.

Mr.. Glhss. OF JaHesyille Wisconsin, writes fe.
the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an agra
ysted case of Piles, and his brother disch arg
from the army as IDcurahle, (he being quite para
iySed with the Piles Both these distressing ses
we're cured with one bottle of DIR STRICKLASD'S s
FILE REMEDY. The recomme ndatiOn of these
gentlemen. beside the daily testimonials received
ty DR.. Strickland ought TO convince those suffer
'ng that the most aggravated chrOuc of Piles
are cured by Dr. Strickland q Pile Remedy 1t is
sold by Druggists rywhere. Sold by j. w
NAlRN CO; CHAS. CHRISTIANI, 5SI Pa
avenue and sou Epth street oc aS-Iy
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HALL y ' NhGETABbE
SICILIAS HAIR REVIEWER.
II is perfect and miraculous article. Cures
badness. sakes hair grow. A better dressing
than any OH or "pomatnm.' y S0ftens bras n,
dry and wfry hair into Be tutiful SilkPn Tresses.
But above all. the great wonder is the Iapiiity
with which il restores GRAY RAIK TO ITS ORTGIyAL
COLOR.
Use IL q few times, and
PRESTO, OHANGEi
the whitest and worst locking hair resumes its
youthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair, but
strikes at the root and Ellis il with new life and
colOring matter.
1t will not take long disagreeable trial to prove
the truth Of this matter The first application will
do good yeu will see the NATURAL Color return
ing every day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the old, gray, discolored appearance Of the hair
viii be gone, giving place to lustrous, shining and
beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Remover: no other
article is at sll like it in effect. YOu will find 1t
CHEAP TO Buy, PLEASANT TO TRY,
AND SIRE TO DO You Coon.
There are many limitations. Be sure you procure
the genuine. manufactured only by
r. p. HALL CO., Nashua, N Fl.
For sale by all druggists. jaH-S,ly
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~ During a oIHculty at Newtown. Md,
between a " hite man named Henry Wilker-
son and a colored man named John Payne,
both of whom were armed with clubs, the lat
ter was struck on the head and killed.-Salis-
bury (Ad.) Nelc Era.
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IHR TRIcHINA DIsEAsR-Dr Stein, a Ger
man physician, has m ade important in vesuga-
mons In regard 20 the uichina disease now ra-
eing IN Prussia, and traces il 10 a species OF
parasites that infest beetroot, as well as mice
ana kindred animals. According TO the old
tEeory on the subject, the trichina attacked
only pigs.
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MARRIAGE end UELIBACY,
Men, just published by the Howard Association
snd sent In scaled letter envelopes free OF charge
Association, Philadelphia Pa 'oc O. nm
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~An experiment made az New York proves
the possibility of launching boats from vessels
when under way with full crews on board
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AMUSEMEN

ADJUSTMENTS.
METZEROTT HALL.
31s PenDsJ lraRia avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th tts.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. Z, 1850.
The Management has the honor TO announce an
engagement with the famed and popular al tist,
MR.. ROBERT HELLER,
The Great somatic Conjurer Brilliant Pianist, and
Ssg1osfro OF the Nineteenth Century for n LiUitsd
city bis latest and greatest phenomena,
THE sPHYNY,
% secret now only known TO Heler,) and one that
has baed the penetration of the most acute OF the
learned state theoiogans, scientific
hibited With the same II stifyI ing Effects.
Inc selections will comprise MAGICAL WON
DERS, MUSIC, and FUNNY COECEITS, Spirit
Manifestations and GhOstly Appear ances The
Performance every evening will Conc ade with Mr.
Heller = latest ana greatest be~ilderiIg ami inex
picable appearing and disappearing
sPHYNX.
Each performance will be enriched by one or more
Of Mr.. uelleTs
PIANFORTE SOLOS,
On Sterwsy and Sons Grand Pianoforte sent ex-
pressy by that firm for Heller Popul ar aud Fash.
IOBable Entertainments.
Reserved seats in arm chairs, commanding a near
view Of eys OF the Pianoforte 10
The sale Of secured seats will commence on TUES
MetYeTott Co, 3lc PeHnsyIyania avenue be
tween 9Th and lg.h streets.
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"The Necessity of Congressional Conrtesr.,


Under this head the Philadelphia TtIe0rapL
one OF the most decided republican papers in
The country, sharply rebukes Ihaddeus Ste-
vens for his scurrIlOus abuse OF the President
The Telegr0ph says in cOncIusian:
1--WE believe that ali Americans will mir ms
IN considering that, had MIR. Stevens shown
4 courtesy, an even ultra Difference, his remarks
wCuld have been much more effective, and
EIs character much more elevated. than when
d. cended into the pit OF ribaldTy and abu sed
MS ENcellency with vim that would have
done honor 10 fshmonser OF Billingsgate
gentleman holding the Ugh Official post of
Mr.. Stevens shOpld weigh well his words.
and think eff the effect they will have uuon
tie ears OF foreign powers. How will il
sonnd for such an address as his TO go abroad
and be read by the enemies of our land
on the Continent With what scorn will
hey view this destruction of the wall OF
decency; this overthrow of all the barriers of
conventional politeness! Well may we be
subjected 10 ridicule when a leader in the land
so far sacrifices his good sense. his propriety,
10 his passions, as 10 speak OF the highest per-
son IN our country as though he were a mis-
cradle lobbyist or an ignorant and subserVient
pot-house politician. We regret most keenIy
this disgraceful tone, this language SO at va
rance with the demands of he commopest
amenities Of life. For come what may, be the
President guilty of the violation of every com.
mand in the Decalogue, il is certainly inappro-
pirate 10 address him with any other than his
ofnclal title. 1t is the office, not the man: and
when any Congressman so far demeans him.
self as TO permit his tongue TO speak in the Ian
guage Of Mr.. Stevens, he forgets what is due
TO his own self-respect as much as he does thar
Difference which is the right of the Chief Fx.
ecutiye Of America.
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HTOP THAT sCRaruuIu,

STOP THAT SCRATCHING.
And use WHEATONs ITCH OINTMRNr \,
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in a honr.. ala .,ra
Sold by all Druggists Gfi,MTSS SAin'
mar Ely $50 PennsylvaniA syenua
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OOLaATv,s HoNry snIp

TINS celebrated TOILET SokP, in such universal
demand, ts made from the ehoicest materis ais, il
Wild and snioiliet in its nature Jyas,aatIy ssstsd
ans extremely bsssfeidl In it's action upon the skin
Tor sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
ian "a eOlY
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HELMB0Lps FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU 4.
rsous properties, aDdiEmediate = IL sotion
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V1CToB BKoKER,
PIANO TUNER AND DREGUEATOR,@6
EsTL RLIsHBD IN 1855
Connected during ten years with the Piano Store OF
John Ellis, Esa., and known a. Tuner
for Chiekering Sons.
oRDRRs NOW RECEIVED AT

oRpERs NOW RECEIVED AT
DEMPSEY O'T0OLE'S, Engravers and, Sta
toners, &C., 326 Pa. av., bet 9Th and 10th sts
no = 3m 49s llth street, near Pa. avenue
HAVING SOLD MY STOCK, Good will and
Al Fixtures to Messrs Davis l. Gather, i would
patrons and friends, and recommend my successors
B. r. Cuttings.
WITH THE VIEW OF REDUCING our Stock.
70 make room for an entire new assortment In the
spling we will, for the next sixty days, sell at
LINE COST. Ladies In want of MILLINERY
GOODs will therefore nd Ii to their advantage 10
DAVIS GATHER,
At b. y. Cuttings, Old Stand,
"a Il.eolHf No. 20 Market Space.
IMpORTANT TO LADIES AND GENTLE.
L hEN-As the season for fashionable parties is
now at hand, wedesm II due to the ladies OF this
Capitol 70 state, that the only place TO purchase
FINE PERFgMERY, HAIR work, &c, Sc is oS
\: DEhoNGEoT, corner Of ID and 10th streets.
II is also proper to state, that the finest HATE
DRESSING in the latest style is done AT the ahnrs
estaphfhment Madame pemongeot Will ri We mar
s.rai aitention; at her Hair dressing Room A
attended promptly No O. an 20
FRENCH JUVENILE BOOKS. ILLUsTRI.
T., TED. La Poupfe peinte par eIle- ana T..
File du Chat Botts; LIE p, 70 BonhenT Iaa vi ~
lees on Grand Papa; La Pagole de sri: Nou wa.
4 hestre o'Ee encation: Petites aventures d,nrs
fsS,psins E hs5suR Po'ishnelle; Nienons; lie
de Is FRSHSsdRI sd Irom Psrfs by
HElLIsMaiBs0oiIPis p FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU i.
rS0us properties, aDdfxm me- afe !. a. s.xss. INV
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A MODERN MIRACLEt


From old and Young, from rich and poor, from
high born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice Of
pIaise for
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kIAHHoOD AND YOurHYUL vT9OR ARR
LII ~ resaipec ~ HEIsBoLD's ExTRAOT BU;
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Ivould advise al persons having teeth 49,
extract TO call at DR. LEW IE b otace, sndSp&<
have them taken out without pain.
Also, call and ex anime the DoctorS new And i'm
proved methed Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
III yOu the great Improvement In his tee tn
you will have them In other style than this new
and Variable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
and Rubber Plates st the cid price - Ws have not
advanced the price on oar work since the greet
No. 2l2 Pennh avenue, between 18th and lstA
streets.
janH-B g. r LEwIE. n. D., Dentist.
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BANKERS.

pay COOKE CO.,
BAN KERs,
FVtseaiA syses, o,rosits 1,sasssy, ..
Buy sDd sell st sHrrent rates, and keep always
en- hand. full supply Of ali
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
1-30 TREASURY MOTIFS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &C..
A nd say the highest prices for
oUARTERNAsTERS CHICKS
AND VOUCHERS au 2 6ff
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

Married, AT The Parsonage, Feb.
2Oth, lo66, by Rev. d Htrl, JONI w.
ARGABRIeHT aud RHoDA Cloves, all Of
this county.
BY The same. al tire residcnc, Of the
BRIDES father, HENRY F. WELCH aud
ELIzABETH A. BRYANT. all of Ihi, county.
On the 9rh By the same. at The resi-
deuce of Mr.. Hinton. BvRoS GRANT and
CArHARISE P~LAsTERs, all of this place.
On the 9lh of March, 1866, ty the
Rev. Williams. MI. HrLLrs JONES, of
ST. DerOlo. Nemaha county, aud Miss
Mary BOOK JUDy, Of Richardson cOun-
~.
MAY hope arch the altar for the fair young bride.
Aud picture life's seas as Of golden tide,
May hope dry up The tear and cheer her sad heart
As she turns from parents and nome to depart,
Nay il picture the future as a sweet distant cline,
And gid the long hours of the bright coming time.
~ Liberty and st. Joseph pa Iers please copy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

Mr.. Harvey LETTERS, .
ar. Thomas McRavey Sonora, Nc.
Mr.. Louis B. EIper. ROckpOrt. No.
All of whom will testify 10 the mill.
ily Of the Trench Flows a. a great i'm.
provement wei ala other pillow for break
log Prairie.
The great beauiy in using them IS the
certainty Of a good Crop, the first season
and tina without any work but the break.
ing and planting. / am not surprised at
the farmers snpposing the Trench PlOw
useless, but if you will let them see the
use they are in raw land next spring.
you will get orders faster than you can
make them in 1867.
/ am most Respectfully Yours.
R. ". BLACK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

The splendid steamer Denver, of the
Hannibal s. ST. Joseph X. R. Packet
Line, reached our levee last Monday
morning, bring the frs, boat this season.
The Colorado. of the same line, passed
this CRY Tuesday evening. These boats
aud ala of the H. & ST. 10. RR. Packets
have been repaired and reftled during
the winter. and are the most cOmmodI-
Gus, safest and best differed boats on
the river. Running, as they do. in con-
nection with the H.. & ST. 10, and N. NJ.
RR.. this is the speedIest route to reach
all points east.
The H. & ST. Jo., RR., is undergoing
thorough repair. 100000 having been
placed by The Company at The disposal Of
its Directors for that purpose, which will
make il the best road IN The west.
Through tickets, to any point east can
be had of Theo. Hill. Agent. in this cry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
AN APPORTIONMENTH
ct 10 The following Regulations !:

subject to the following regulations:
CERTIFICATES naming each article and it's Value
are placed IL SEALED ENVELOPES, which are we'll
mixed. One Of these Envelopes, containing the Ger
tifcate or Order for some Article, will be delivered
at our once. or sent b mail to any address, without
regard to eh"iGe. on receipt OF 25 Cents.
On receiving TIE Certificate the purchaser will see
what Article it drGtVs, sno its value, and can then send
One Dollar and receive the Article named, or can
choose any other one Article on orr List Vt the same
va ne.
SEND 25 CENTS FOR A CERTIFICATE.
In all transactions by mail. we shall charge for
forwarding the certificates, paying passage 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 s., IS for $40 and 100 for
els.
AgeDts.-We want agents in every town snd
county in the country, and those acting as such
will be allowed ten cents on evOry Certificate or
dcred by them provided their remi ttence amounts
to 81. Ag nts will collect 25 cents for every GER
tidcate, and remit IS cents to ms. either in cash nr
postage stamps, Agents RENTING at once $50, will
be entitled to a beautiful SiIvor Watch, sad also
2G0 certificates.
Please write your Name. Town, County and
State plainly. and address all orders to
WATCH AND GOLD JEWELRY co.
So Liberty ST., New York.
I0-22-6m I'd mn
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
JAxuARv 17th 1866

.Messrs .MagaH L. Hrfh: Dear Srr;
Yours OF the 50,h d. c.. duly received
AMI contents no,ed.
1 am pleased TO hear that ycu have
commenced work IN your piOws AMI hope
you will be able to supply the spring de-
mand.
ia reference TO the price of the PloNl
10 Illinois it is the sane as I stated q
the outset. they run as follows: For The
Gang PlOws alone, $500 at the Shop;
for Trench PlOws, $500 At the Shop
for The subsoll PIOw SIS 90 atihr Shop.
For Gang and Trench combined. SlO5
for Gang. Trench and Subsoll, combined
SIls,O0. These are the prices at all pla-
ces where our Flows are made. The
purchasers paying the freight.
Now for the Trench Flows. | said they
were fully used for breaking the prairie
whichis rue TO the leuer. and it has
beena complete success in Nebraska, du
ring the past season. Mr.. wager living
near Nebraska City broke prairie last
spring with one Of a Trench Plows,iOo
Browns corn planter and planted it which
was ell be done. and gathered this fall rs
bushels OF corn to the acre.
/ could give you hundreds of SD Oh 10
stances of sod breaking in ILLINOIS. if j,
was necessary, hut you can get plenty Of
evidence Oh the subject nearer home
L.. me give you a few references in
your own Territory, !;
Mr.. wager. Nebraska Cito,
Mr.. S. Higgins, -
Mr.. C. HickOse, .
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

We notice that Chris. Deuser has near
" flushed the new addition to his Tir
shsP on Main streets.
Judge Whitney has already his lumber
on HE ground. seasoning, and will sOOr
build a dwelling
Work has been resumsd on McPher-
son new store rooms on Nam street, and
they Will soan be flushed.
4 b. ok are being hauld 10 the site Of The
BrowpvilIe High School. aid we are as
sured thai the wolk will be pushed ahead
u The exltLl Of The means on hand. No
citizen of this District, be he rich or
pour, should withhold assIslanc fro u tins
nobis work. +
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

Great excitement is reported in Cana
da and great preparations are being
made to resist a Fenian invasion,
The FenIan excitement in This country
is constantly on the increase. Several
meetings Lave been held in the larger
cities within the past week at which SUBJ
scriPtiOns 10 the cause reach one half
million dollars. No news Of an outbreak
in Ireland.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

We have noticed. during the past week
many strangers in u City, evidently
locking for locations. All, with whom
we have c~Onversed. seem well pleased
With both our cry and the surrounding
country. and are DESTROYS Of sealIng and
making Nebraska their Home. We be-
lisvs the Immigration 10 Nebraska this
year will exceed that Of any pa ST year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
The S.. Joseph H,raId Of lhe 7lh, says

The ST. Joseph H9raId Of The 7lh, says;
I'VE noticed yesterday that a family
of our Cry, at whose door a lItlle ~aIf
bad been left. had adnp'ed the same aud
Intended TO raise AMI educate It. Yes
Ierday. upon examination. one of our
worthy physicians pruaouncs ID The lltie
one an octaroOn aud Il has breu turned
ever Ia lh- county authorities.
find fhe c0iOred troops fought ao6ty
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
Election Notice.

There will be held in the City of Brown.
Vile. Nebraska, on the ID day Of April,
AD 1865, an Election for the follow
inc City OhCers: One Mayor; five
Alderman ; one Clerk M Treasurer
sDe Assessor ; one Civil Engineer one
Marshall. and one Street Commissioner.
w. w. HACKNEY, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

Lei il be remembered that the opposi.
slOn 70 Stale oppose the Constitution be-
cause il was framed by the Legislature.
They say they wanted il framed sy 4
COnsiiiiOnal Convention. which would cos:
ne people, in fares, $4,000; and YET
their hue and cry against Slate is tax
far : +! TAXfff
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
ERRORS OF u

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
and Genial Debility, Nightly Emissions, and Semin-
nj Weakness, the result Of youthful indiseretion. and
came near ending his days in hopeless misery, will
for the sake Of suffering man, send 10 all who need
it, free Of CHARGE the reGide and directions for
making the simple remedy used in his ease. Suf-
serers Wishing to profit by the advertisers sad sxpe-
riencO. and possess q sure and valuable remedy can
do SO by .ddres in him at once at his place Of bu-
siness. The Recipe and full nf1rmatiOn-of vital
importahce-will checrfully sent by mail. Address
JOHN b OGDEN,
No. so Nassau Street, New York.
?. S.-NeFvous Sufferers Of both sexes will find
this information Invaluable. < Ia 3 months.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
Oakley & Heating,
1872 Wa er Street.
N NEW YORK CITY.
probata ludCa
Mill Property for sale

THE VERY DESIRABLE WATER GRIST-
MILM on HIGH GREEK, AtchisOn county, Mis-
sou j is now offered for sale.
The mill is too we'll known co eed recommends
tior. One run of tour foot French Merchant
Burrs, for wheat, Todd's manLfaeture, I'd one
three and a half foot common burr for corn Ma
rhinery all new except shutter. Water wheel %
feet diameter; never freezes. All in good repair.
New dam, &C.. &c.
For particulars enquire of G. Stiner at mill, or
R. V. Muir at North Star, Mo-. or BrOwnville, N 7.
MUIR 4 STEINER.
Muir also offers bis Steam Saw Mill ~onposite
Br0wnville, for sale. X. v. MUlR.
nnI5-lmud.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

10 mrmory Of thr la'e Major General
J,pes B. Nj Pherro on, who fell 10 battle,
b4FOre Albania, Ga, July D, 1854 The
military poet kno~n as Cottonwood, stu
.,ed IN Plate river. N, braskn. between
TOrs Kearney and Julrsbure, las been
designated as For, Mcpherson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
CORN C~ULTIvAToR.
BLACKS GANG
TRENCH PLoWS.


We have the exclusive right TO the manuf 'eture
and saie Of these plOws in this Territory and adj
j,Ining counties Of Missouri, and intend to supply
all demands so far as p.acticable.
IL is conceded by ali Whv have tested the Leeper
d Kidder CultiyatOr, that il is superior to ali
others, in the following respects:
lst. The pIoWman can ride easier and ploS with
less labor.
Fad. Any person who can drive a team can man
geit.
Sd. Crooked rOwn Of corn are pIoWed as easily
and thoroughlya rs straight ones, the piOwnIan sit
ting 50 as to observe the corn, aud see il the work
is we'll dune.
4th. 1t II guided bya perfectly natural and easy
foot motioC, and docs not cramp or tire the ploW-
man.
9Th. The pillow, while ia motion, is moved with
perfect ease.
9th. The shOvels may be adjusted to any depth,
and any desired space between them is easily Oh
tanned. gi xii 44rtI
9Th. 1t has adjustable shields to prevent young
corn from being covered.
Sth, It's admirably adapted TO plowiDgin small
grain.
Every cultivator is we'll made, Of good material,
and warranted to do good WORK
We refer to the Glowing named persons, who
last year bought and used The culuYatOr manufac-
tuTed by Morgan d Mead, IN AtehisUn county, Mis-
souri,, tu-WI6:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

We are pleased learn aud TO congrdt
uA'e our town>men. nov Territo ill Au.
o''or. Hon., J1hn Gill pc. Vp,a his iu' 1
10 drawing a br,ck aoos aad 10, Ia On.
ana 10 a lottery re- MY gotten upIh-re
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
Peru Seminary and College.

The Corner Sane of this Insh,dpot
will be laid. with appropriate services
by Rev. B. z. CRARY ID, editor Of
The Csntral Christian AdUOeafe, on Fri,
day. March 3Orh, at IL o'clock, A. N.
The public Is invited to attend.
Fl. BUKcH, Agent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

Quns q large Aumbef of The citizens
feru aud vicinity met in that city, lass
friday evening. and were addressed on
us question of State Organization" by
''on' I. w. Upton, Hon. WIN. A. Pol.
va, and others. The meeting was en-.
s1''ia'tie and the question was ably and
I'0Gusnly Sc. forth by lhe speakers. and
ue cause is all right in that section.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

T. J. Byare Ptncpai OF B yan;'4
Business COliega al 81 Joe having en-
'sfed into An a-rrangemeuI by which It
&eOmes a link la ihe great national
'nsIn Of colleges, after the LIST of April,
Oilers adIscOqn, If % per cent. on all
scholarships Issoed previous 10 ,hatdate.
'Oa % per ceni. 10 ladies' and ministers
sOOs.