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The New York herald., 1866-09-09

ing him with stealing quadrant box Of clothing and
other articles valued $40 Ann Costello, Of II cherry
street, said Cookley took the property. and made
hdavii 70 that elect The accused arrested by
ohcer OF the Forth precinct and committed for trial
srEAiisG KNIVES AND Forks Amos G. Roberts Of No.
iso Fulton street. keeps dining saloon On the 22d OF
July he missed two knives three forks and two spoons
inasmuch these articles found in the possession
OF Elen hacauley, who formerly ia his employ,
Roberts draws inference Ellen stole them. He
therefore complained against her yesterday 10 Justice
ohAndiey, and she WAS held to answer
SKILL AND No SSnI.-Charles Weber has a store at
No. 81 Clinton street Yesterday couple Of boys,
about twelve OF age George Masseit and Leopold
Abrahams BY name into his establishment 10
what they could do for him In their line 'Ihelr line'
Is 70 get whatever they that belongs To another
without an equivalent One Of tho boys stood guard
al the door while the other set about doing the more
artistic part OF the business The boy at the TIL did his
work admirably, getting out Of ct 81 l3c The boy at
the door proved less skfu living the alarm OF tho
approach OF Mr. Weber till Il impossible for tho boy
at the money drawer TO save himself Both boys
arrested and brought before Justice Shandley by whom
they were held for examination.
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

Guarding the Bench from Partisan Innue noes.
despatch from London, dated on the Both Of August
says:-Edmund Besles who has figured prominently
a. chairman Of the Reform League, having been re.
moved from his position Revising Barrster for Mid
diesex the correspondence published Tho Chief JUS
tce, who withdrew the appointment justhes 1t the
ground that persons engaged in every form Of judicial
once expected like judges of the land, to abstain
from party strife. He gives his convection, however,
chat Beales political opinions would prevent hiii
from doing justice in his court but thinks others might
entertain different opnions
The New York herald., 1866-09-09
EUR oPE.
Arrival Of the Peruvian at
Father Point.
The Reform League Leader Removed
from Office in England.
&c &c &c.

The steamship Peruvian from Liverpool on the 3oh,
via Londonderry on the OF August passed Father
Point yesterday on her voyage to Quebec
The points OF her news, with her financial and com.
msrcal and marine report-announcing the arrival out
OF the Java-have been anticipated by special ele-
grams through the Atlantic cable, which have boen pub
Iished in the HERALD daily.
We telegraph the following details from Father
Point
The New York herald., 1866-09-09
COURT of GENERAL stsSllss.
Calendar for NIondsy.

A. y Russo (cliy Judgsl prssidng Cunning B><A
ford. Jr,, for people.
The People Henry Richardson, Frank asson -.
seph Reilly, fcionous assault and battery
George Henry John Yiizrlmnons John Williams. isss
cepy from the person same vs. Jstncs Hogan, Cisrh.
s0n VOORHEES, otto Rice. Frederick Diesslier-~, Wa
hcGrory, James rlghe, robbery, ssns Va Thonn4
Baldwin, burglary sane Thomas Hsfden, AAsa
Kisckner Nyrsncs Lara in rrAnk Penny Edwin PoaosA,
Chanes Wado William Russell grand larceny
The New York herald., 1866-09-09
THE POLISH INSURREcTl0N.

0nhcai intelligence from lrkoutsk states that the
Polish insurrection completely queed
The Poles lost thirty killed. twenty-five wounded with
ass captured The remainder OF the insurgents still
at large.
Tho outbreak caused principally by want Of food
the provisions intended the exes being appropriated
by the Russian authorities
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

almost unknown, has made marked hit In his gubersa-
tolll can ass aud will rec i've large vote.
Mas meetings are being held everywhere 10 night
ana tho greatest excitement prevails The Tenominated
Congressman dspens ng very freely the 900 they
voted each other Their friends hardly deny that the
extra pay was put 10 be used for eectOneerng pur
and 10 the return Of the Congress TO
power
The New York herald., 1866-09-09
sOurN CAROLINA lEelSlLTust.

CoIusGA, r. G.. sop, Y. isse
Governor orr, in special message viii rcoommosd v
the Legislature the acceptance BY III. sA,s o. tho
visions OF the Congress Of 1881 donating iaads
Htaos and Territories tor sstabisibE asr aas-i os1
ieges He ntmaes thai thai state realrc ei;0 a.
from tho sale Of scrip
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

roR RusfsYss
10 tho sure reslh u : botts ~
COs0REss WATER
Before tss~&fs~A, 5
CunEs BfffOTssHss
CLEAR. ruR HEAD
sIiAnPTsN TIP AFFHuvA
yoR GENERAL DEBILITY AID DYsPErsiA
pnPfRx wsrPR
SOLD III ALL DRUGGISTS
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

'fuEr PURIFY srREsoTHys AND Isyi0osArss
Th.y crsat~ healthy 4iFsttts
Tksy sntsoss " chsnse ~ uatsr sBd fAsx
rr~y sifsnEfhsn ih- srsism
They pnri(y th- breath sai ere stomach
ThsI sars Dyspeysa suf Cnnsi psu9n
Thev Liver Complaint sna NrryUns Nesfschs
DRAgts PLAhrariOs BlTrkns ha1s eaf~d 7
sAroar ~sakness rhArgr susfrsupm nusl -tsr
snd -sn ~ vital snsrp uss neseins as - a
rfvao~d. Thrr rsrsir1larir ASsped y .laAA1
females .nf r-rsoRs o. seAsnt.v r~upstsas s.~s~4
proyreiSr. stamp tha u s.rs hetAs ~ ss9
ds.lsr has not 81 a. f-port W W DbaA1 90.
The New York herald., 1866-09-09
7 U R K { Y.

The COnstnntinople Theatre Burned.
The principal theatre Of Constaninople, wort
10, 600, 900 pias,ers, is b, rncd.
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

Baruetfs toeeslsr. 'ss'~ tand Of Cocoa
ssi oH A. Ter hs haf iAs PfsbsfS 80 ontsirs $50
rrev,fsAea q aspassi'sf c.nsi - ~hs4 70 vassr.snp
ssao~isasss tfVssfss 81. ,st ~ ysf ~as
ssnAusa' q "a Assa.n h.' LHis rs.iS egsssiss
qar.sns1
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

A M-ti'. sh.mie-I Pemrds ~ a.r.. Graz
Un4f suf 10 f~e4tsfr tAs tsst hAf bfsss4 ssd ~
EusnTUs ~ Asl0r naa.s sn1 ~ Al ffts .asts
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

AAar..s p.ii.. % a ..n' y,s n,sss.,r.h."y. .r.,y ns.-.
order tuiisi srd repaired
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

All Pri,-s C.-hsd .. Legal 10 usri... Clx.
cul.fs "a ar s~ot
Club r'psss tTs Htsaa-sr.
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

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ruE HAfH hsis v ~ ossrsf 4sis. si..l
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The New York herald., 1866-09-09
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preparation the skn distinct from al othsvs h~,~o
nsith.r r.lst powder paste bat dsieste b~.ncs4
ipArns sof white aud cr7gaitsiy unisi ssin rtikL
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

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The New York herald., 1866-09-09

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The New York herald., 1866-09-09

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naT hgSn st6BtB1 coEFAsT ~ hss.s~sr
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The New York herald., 1866-09-09

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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME E. F. ThoRNToS. the great English
AstrOlOgist, Clairvoyan, and PsychOmetrician who
ha sastonished the scientific classes Of the Old world
has now located hertelf at Hudson, n. Y. Majamo
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers Of sec
ond sight, as 10 enable her to impart knowledge
Of the greatest importance to the single or married
Of either sex. While in a state Of trance, she de
~lineates the very features Of the person you are to
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power, known as the PsychOmotrope, guarantees to
produce a life-like pierure of the future husband OF
wife Of the applicant, together with date og mar
rriage, position in life, leading traits Of character
&c. This is no humbug, as thousands of testimo
mails can assert. She will sc d, when desired, E
certified certificate, or written guarantee, that the
pic ture Is what it purports 10 DO. BY enclosing a
small lock Of hair, and stating place Of birth, az,
disposition and complexion, aud enclosing Sc cents
and stRmpe envelope ADDRESSED to yourself, you
will receive the picture and desired Information by
return mail. All communications sacred conhdcn-
tinl. Address, in confidence, MADAME Z. F.
TA0RNT0N, P o.. Box 223, Hudson, Ny.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
TO CONSUMPT[VE

The advertiser. having been restored 10 health il
q few weeks by a very simple remedy, after havin.
ton, and thu: dread disease, Consumption is anx.
iOus to make known 10 his FELLOW sufferers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire It. be will send = copy Of tn,
prescription used free Of charge. with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a sure cure for Consumption Asthma. Bron-
chitls, Coughs, Cold and all Throat and Lung At
~fections. The only object Of the advertiser in sen.
ding the Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted, an
spread information which he couceives to be inval-
liable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his rom
ady, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE by return
mai, will please addres
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
Legal EOTICE

In the matter Of the Estafe of Hs I'
Samuel g. Daily decreased. IN the p"
bate Court Of Nsmaha County, Hetrn.
kG Territory.
On this 3ist day of October. A.. ID. 1856, Wi!I'-
Daily AID Sarah 81. Daily, administrator Of 81
Estate, 81 d their petition praying for siicrn-e-
sell the whole or a part of ths real eststs 81 said F
,edent for he payment Of the 2 pts outstardr.
against sGid Estate. And il sfpoariBg fam -
%petitinn tbat there j. nci sLfEejenr IeTSCuaf esiairi
he nands ef the administrsfors o. a
the debts outstanding against sad DECIDE
ard That IL is necessary To SCI che Whrls
some paTtien o. said Real estate Tor he paymeaf o.
such debts ane eXpeuses.- l. j. theI ef0re 0rierei y
ihe Court that al persons Interested "a said E-tti
sppear bsfore said G urt az B-Ownviie, ia Asuhi
e unity, Nebraska territory, on
the Isl day Of Decpmtpr, A. d lS6'
to shoE ssHe, If any there b., Why such er1'
should Hpt be granted.
IL l. fnTth'r oIdrTei thstuis notice be rLbHshel
iour 80 eeSsive weeks IN the rSebraska Advesuss
= Newspaper printed In said Comfy.
petoGef, 81. E66
GEORGE v. ~EAfEsRQTHFt
6-4ti3 50 y Probate Jld%
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
VESTS bradley - Gerry
10 3 Bun 81 Chambt T. & 10 y q: Recess
LEGAI N-OTiCE-

Nancy Frgel. Caroline Bradley. - mls q"
William RpS-. ipbett Ross. J",eph b. ~lal.
Ross, James Klss. John Iiss, gRl ie,rs, }Jt.s q.
rake notice thar A J Ritter - Admin irai'r ,il
Pstste e 81 mutf RGss decea ed. HBd lafF ~ Srinil
County. has flied his p-t.tipl 20 me Pr,bats Ger
Of said Nvmaba County. she n5jrct ard pnyr .
which j. tor a liceuS- ~ sell the Aurth WeJ qnf
ter of the Scutr West o. y er, Of Section Thuu
thr.e 49, Township four ., ~ 4 .Hge : veg'~i
II situated N SemahI County,, NeBrn~kt 7
ritory also, five acres timbered land situated q
Richardson County .land4 nf which the said SAM
RnsS deceased seized. That said PARTITION will
for hearing on
rhr 24rh day of December A. d 1855
mt the Problte Court Rum In the city 81 BrnEr
vile o.. W. F~AIRBROTHER,
nov. lat 1855 Probate J.dse.
6 g. 1880
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
ESlFay steer.
ESiray Motto
NEW PHiSl RGNOMY,

OR SIGNS OF CHARACTER" as manifested
through Temperament and Ex'ernII F,rms and es-
pe,ially in the 'Hum,n Face Divine" One elegant
volume, with nearly $40 pf e.. AID l. 40 iIlustration,
BY s R Wells, EDITOR Pr. biological Journal. Price.
pOst pad. IS Add ess Fowle, * Wells, No $50
B~rcadway New York
New hl>irgm.my'' is |eminently pr1ctic4l ful Y
illu>iraei. aid wei sui e a. The wants Z all Ia
The - Judy 81 tie isCe' O. e reader seen iear~ TO read
eact aud every ieasHreF N .Ses are N'aS~ihed a. TIE
Roman GteCE, Jewish. Snnh aid &c es'iAl. Tie eyes
speak all lansuagts gEether black, blue brown or
hazel. In q IKE mtn1 er.achceks heck. ears. hand,
feet walk. voice, Iags .. etc are sbOwn D. be sicu,
~ c8aracter."
In no other work is 60 much light thrown upo4 The
character anu destiny 81 mankind as IN this. or the dje =.
tInotIve traIty u Dsti N aud tribes - clearly pointed
nut. P,Ttrsits 81 dis IneuiShed persons II sncfeut aud
H'deTp times with . l"gTsphicat ketches aHi deaiue4-
ton Of Character, ave gwen DiviHeS, Orators; Sta'e>-
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hrs Surge n, DisclBveTeTs. Aciors Mrsicisi 5, etc.
are inclRdei Il j. An 'Ehcyclnp4ia" "i biagrsphy,
aq aintIng he refler with thS career aud .haracter
Il many sEeaf mtn ana wrmeh Of he past ! OO years
and d the preseaf-~uch, Tor initance. as ArlSt0tls,
Julius CRsar 81 t~ke>pear, Washington, Napoleon,
Franklin, BIncr0nl Bry4nI. LpngTeil,w, Irving. R5s&
Bonhsur. Theetios. "a Burr. Golden Bright, Lawrence,
Bolivar, wbaeiyl Tharkersy, Cow, Knox. Rickeiieu,
HOl Ter, Buckle. pekens TiCtUifa, Wesley, Carlyle,
Moat eV, Mil SIC Ger. Thompson Guthrie Aiexan-
der. AID hundre Is * others. H-AeENTs WANTEp.
BO0ks sezt bg T6fBrG Poit or sTPreSs, on receipt Of
Price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
FREE TO
TO HEALTH AND BEAUTY
Just Publisheds

Il teaches how to mer owe Tan, Frees, Pimples
Blotches, Moth Patches, SalloR ness. EruptionsR and
allimpurities Of the skin how TO enamel the shin
leaving il white and clear as niabsster hey f.
produce the fullest develop mept Of the female form
(as praeticed by the french, causing the bust to
grow round and full, and il the form has been lost
BY padding, lacing or maternity. .%estOring it to
more than its original fulnelE, frmness and beauty.
Ii teaches how TO reduce the size Of the hands ard
feet produce cOrpuleneE or the reverse: remove
super6uouI hair Cure Corns, WOrts, and hOles
renew your age cure Drunkness, 0atarrR, Dys-
pepsia Nervous Debility. g., how TO fascinate and
gain the love and affection Of any person you may
choosr together with other useful and valuable in
formation. No young Lady or gentleman should
fail to send ther address to the Undersigned and re-
ceivs by return mail a copy Of this valuable work
in sealed envelope free Of charge. A1drdss.
BERGER, SHTTTS& CO.. Chemists.
34-6n 2S5 River Street Troy, MY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
PRORRTE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that application has bss'
made by " illlam Craig. to be Appointed AaHAnn-
traitor with the viii annexed on IN. Estate Of JOE.
Tb"rhburg late OF Gage County Nebraska derca'i
aHd that's hearing on aid application will be- hsi
On Thursday ihe 22d day IF November
next at 10 o'clock an, at my Office 10 Beatrice
Nebraska Territory.
Dated, October 9th 1884.
ALBERT TOWLE.
Probate Jug.
It il hereby ordered that the above nO:ico DO p,
lished in the Nebrasks Advertiser FOR tLreo GOOSE
Live weeks.
ALBERT TOTLE,
Probate JUdgs
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
GREAT ENFPROHE MENT
SEWING MACHINES.
SHUTTLE MACH NE III
Patented February l4th, 1860.
SALESROOM 536 BROADWAY. ".
Y. 252 W4SHLNGTON 81. BOSTON

THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirFiy new
Principles of mechanism, possessing many rare aBd
.a'uable improvements. having been examined by
ne most profound experts, and pronounced To be
Simplicity and Perfection Combined.
II has a straight needle, perpendicular action
makes the LOCI or SHUTTLE STITCH. which
giI neither RIP or RAFEL, and is alike on b'th
sides perfu' ms perfect sewing on every descri ton
If material, from Leather to ia, finest Nan,ook
Muslin. with cotton, linen or SILK thre ID, 'ron the
coarest To the finest Number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WiIESL, ami the
least possible friction. % runs as smooth as glass,
and Is
IL requires FIFTY rEh DE.NT less p"wer TO
DIVE il than any other Machine in the market. A
giri twelve ears If age can work il steadily, With
out fatigue or injury to health.
It's strength aud ondcTlui SIMPLIFY &C con
ruc,iun r. nIrrs il almost mi OS~iblc t. get gu: g.
n.deT, and IL GUAkANlEEH 10y che remIany -
give entire SatiS!artI"i'.
Werrspectfuily invite all those who may desire
to supply ibemSe vs. with II superior Il tIclc. l."
come and examine this UnrivalIed Machine.
But in a more esre, ial manner do we solicit the
patrunape IF
Merchant Tailors, Coset Make
Hoop Skirt Manufac >Loe binders,
turers, Vest ana Pantaloon.
ers, Dress Makers.
~eiigiOHS amt ChdrifnGtF AnFfIf"ttOHs UEH be tIbe
rally dGnh tiB.
Prices of Machine Complete:
NO: I, Family Machine, with l~lemmer, rvller
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No. SIN Ill Manufacturing, with Extension
Table IS
No '.arge Manufacturing with Extension
T Bile SIS
No. {. Large Manufacturing, for Leather.
with Rolling Foot and OIL Cup 100
One hall h"Hr's instruction a. sufficient to emaLIe anu
person to rork this U"cbiHe to their entire
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Agents Wanted for aliInwnS in tke United States.
where Agents are not already established. Also
for Cuba. Mexico, Central and South America, to
whom a liberal discount will he given.
Terms invariably Cash on delivery.
T. j. Macarthur & Co.,
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Al Co. $50 Washington. St. Boston
10 Chestnut ST., Phila.
GEO. FRANZ. Agent.
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Gb tn 1875. 10 10 IL ARG.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned, living about 3 IL
miles above BrOwnviue. IN Nemaha County. Ne
braska Territory, on the 18th day Of June, 1855,
One black OF dark brown Horse about fifteen hands
high, about seven years old, right hind foot white
upto the pasture joint; small saddle mark on top
Of W~OatbeTS, q few white hairs under left Eye,
bsayy RAnS. JACOB BREWER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL,

For Improving and g Bcauiifyigg the Complxior
The most valuable and perfect preparation in up
for giving the skin a beautiful pearl like that, tina,
is oU!y found in youth. II quickly removes Tan
t~reckles, Pimples, Blotches, Moth Patches. Sa:
loWnos, Eruptions and ali Impurities Of the skin
kindly healing the same. lesyins the skin whit
and clear as aiabaster. lts gse cannot bs detcc
led by the closest scrutiny, and being a vegetabl,
preparation Is perfectly harmless. lt is the onl,
article Of the kind used by the French, and con
sidered by the Partisan as indispensable tOa pcrfec'
toilet Upwards of 80 100 bottles we're sold during
The past year, n sufficient guarantee IF its efficacy
Price only rs cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on
receipt Of an order. by
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists.
sl.6m 2S5 River St. Troy, Ny.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
Agents Wanted!

SO a DAY EASY MADE $40
by selling Engrevings, Card Photographs and
Stationary Our Stationary Packets cxcells al 9TH
es each Package contains II II, Envelope. Pens
Pencils, &c, a~ndjeWelry wurth a dullarat retail. -
Price only 80 Cents We will send Agents 100
Stationary Packages and = Silver Watch w.r4 si7
We also publish splendid Steel Engravings and
Portraits, Lithugraph Pr.Lts, DE, very pupular and
saieable. Wall send a fine assortment OF 100 FOR
$500 that will realize fifty dollars, or a ten dollar
lot that will sell for Thirty Dollars or over. Will
send a sample lot for Five Dollars that will sell for
fifteen Dollars.
Send Stamp for Catalogue, Terms. &c.
HASKINS < CO.,
= 80 sat ". I.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
what the Fress say Of US

at bsars on its fsce the stamp Of an honest bu-
sinsss lransaetiOn, spd We doubt not that the list
patrons will speedily reach TIE nnmber required
70 secure al early distribEtiOu, -FGStOh pa
gsurnal, ARgnsi, Ist 1899.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

The Go; artnership her tufore existing De "
CharIrs Gaede and Jae,b Eitlengs-. as The ~.
Of Charles Ga-ds & Co.. has this d. been dssO'
eGE1 hUtEif sonseat. g.
Al Ella lhs ag,inst Sas oil firm must b imnen
ately presented to Cbas. GLede, WhOWili see "
theiF settlement.
October, 3lst 1865
CHARLES GAEDE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. w. BradIey'S celebrated Paten
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
COR DOUBLE SPRING.

The Wonderful Flsxibility and great Comt't ui
p essure to anv Lady wearing TIE Duplex ? l-ts
skirt will be CXpei fenced PARTICULAR! In al c" Vhi
Assemblies Operas CaTTiakeS Railroad Cars. thunA
Pews Arm Oh IRIS FOR p OWenade ant n ne brss
a he Skirt ckn be folded when IN use o. oCrrEy q
small place as easiiv aVd < hveniently a. a ) B a
Muslin Dress. an inva:u4bis qualify IN crinr.Hs o.
found IA any Sin<ie spring SEtrt
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort at
great convenience Of YEA ing be DuIlpN y itFiics;rs
spring SKIRT for a single day vii never aftsr-7&'
willingly Dispense i'm their ne. Fur Chl,1rr
They Will rot bend OF D esk Ike 10 Sing . SiIar
bui will preserve heir periect and graceful -'sr
where three or four ordiu3r, skirts Wit D. We tsr
thrown ASIDE a. nseIrsS. The H"spS :sC.NeTtd rts
double and ~ il. q thread, and TIE 10 O, n rrs g. .
Only d Gbte springs but twice = rOub q O. yer. 4,
dOv u >toops. sfsIts, sc.
The Durtex Elliptic is q GREAT fav rite MIL si''
ladies and l. uniyersai y rcccmmcrdsd by al ne
Faslit Eab 2 Magazines as the StaluaTd ssIrt % DO
Fashionable World.
T, enioy the following TnP.timabfrs afVar. are -
Crin0iiue viz superior qutii re feet m rrt.r-'
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

~The plan e = good one, and the Inducements
yseqpsiled. No distribution guaraRtees more ge-
6isi satisfactioa than this ons, and ID is no wonder
Che propls patroniSo A.-DaHsviRs IN. Y)AdYerti-
ear, Aug. 1I606.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

sThs prsp5istort Of q Great Matinee in New
Tori City, p, miscs cash and other inducements
enough 10 pst every body crazy after . ticket for
fortGna. Everybody, Of course, cannot win, but
somebody must and the lucky one will make a for
tuRa- GSruHna Mich. American. Aug. 3 1868.