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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
Dorinr. Republican caucus. neld in

During a Republican caucus neld IN
Washington on the 1st, Thad. Stevens
stated that he intended to introduce g
bill regulating execuive~ patronage ip
which occurs the following: q
M"Tha. inSsH instances of appointments
10 Office 81 the p esIdent, 81 and with
The ADVICE and COT senEO Ihe Senate
power of removal shall be exercised only
in concurrence with the Senate"
The bill further provides that in case
-ofh:sability-or mis- neutrality-suspicious.
the President shall be empowered to dis
place said officer and desig6are some
other person to dischage the duties of
said office until the Senate have an op-
~pOrtanily 10 act; and the President shall
within ten days after 1he meeting of the
Senate notify that body of such suspen-
sion with the reason therefor, which, II
not c~Oncurred in by shatsbefy by a direct
vote or by the confirmation Of the incum-
bent, shall reinslale the officer Displaced.
And further, that any nominee rejected
by the Senate hereafter shall be inslli-
gible to hold any Office under the United
States for a term, Of three years. unles;
such disability shall be One removed
by a lwo,thirds vote of the Senate !; anc
the predecessor Of any nominee rejected
by the Senate shall still continue TO hole
said office, as also shall all his, subordi
mates who may have been ousted by th'
rejected nominee.
This law seems TO cover all the point
necessary, and we hope it may become
law.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
aoHNL coLHAPP .EDIToR.
Notice 10 Settlers.
Land Office. BrOunviIs. Ne1.,

Land Office, BrOwnriis. Nsb.,
Dec. 9th, 1885. @
EO1rOR ADvERTIiEt Sir. Ilwish TO
give office through the cOlomns of your
paper. hst, under the present circum.
stances. and until the Receiver Of the
e Land Office will act in conjunctiOn with
me in the business Of the ofice, parties
deIiring to make entries can make their
, applications in due form and they will be
filed BY me /; and. when the business Of
the Office is resumed, viii be respected
and acted upon and the rights Of parties
who make such applications can be in no
wise prejhdtced by the refusal Of the Re.
ceiver to act. CHAs. G. D~oRsET,
Register.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Taken UP by the undersigned, living 8 miles
North Of BrownviIIe, Nemaha GSuaty, Nobraskal
on the 5th day of December, 1856, 0hS Red Heifer,
one year old, marked with dealaped. no other
marks or brands 1O.5tc IsRAEL CoTToN.
-Taken up by the-1nAeRsigned, living elk miles
West Of BroWnvilie, Nemaha County, NebraSka.On
the 2Eth day Of November 1856, One dark red
Steer, some white spots on the body, half crop of of
aO-st,e 50 J4dESW COLEMAN.
Taken up By the undersigned, living at Glen
Rock IN Nenaha County, Nebraska, Ga tho 2Oth
One OK. white on the back and belley white face
branded on the left hip, supposed to be h mexican
brand, seven years old. One steer with white
face, white back and befey balance red about three
years old One white and red speckled better three
years old, DO marks or brands. One red and pale
COW branded on the lefh hip very dim about sew
en- years ok. 0ne black Cow, With short tail
about three years old. 0ae sri Ie heifef,h with
white on back, 2 years old. One bEiBdlo beifer.
no marks or brands, one year old. One black
calf nd one red flast springs calves.
'bs1E lV7't Pdssu4oi a5-o - JAMES RIsHoP. ~
Taken up by the undersigned living at Hickory
drove IA ID miles west Of BroWnTiIIe. or the 10Th
day Of November ,One red steer, 3 years Ok. crop
on both ears, bush CT tail white. lost pd
4et rtJ r@l- GEORGE oFFKNs
Taken up by the undersigned. living at, Hickory
Grove, IL miles west Of BroTnville, on the 9th day
OF November :Ohe red steer, two years old > bush Of
tail white lO-5tPd coxARD ? HARMS.
Taken up by the undersigned. living four miles
North Of BroWnI lie, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
on the goth day Of Novembsr, 1860, one sorrel Colt
with star in forehead, bote hind feet white, two
years old. Host pd of sH cLAYToN.ar
Taken up By the undersigned, living Eve miles
south West Of BroWnville in Nemaha County Ne
braska on the 10th day Of November, 1856, one red
spotted steer uRdersloPe OF each ear, one year old
One red and " hite spotted heifer. 10 marks or
brands, about one year old next spring. l4t
sH0Iff-sE - zi1-s TAIIHAN ~DAhlELS-a
Taken Up BY the undersigned, living at Sanfran-
cisco in Nemaha County, Nebraska, Oh the 10th
day Of NoVember, 1866 sene pale red specksed steer
ersp OF the Left ear, split in the right ear. hoaVE
horns, about4 years Old. p H. Es.f
$40 bsf lo.5sPpa ssf f,yAxEs GrSpER,
Isks1 up b che undersigned, living six miles
west Of BrOWnFilie, near WeddIe's bfidse5 On ne
.1eth ea 0fNpEspber 1866 one bsaok COW soms
white under her belly, ear marks, spit ii each
ear ana a crop OF Of both branded with J P on the
lett hip. supposed to be about sevsn years old.
lost pd HIRAw sToaN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Taken ~. by the undersigned, living two miles
South West Of BrOwnville, Nemlha County, Ne
braska, on the first day of December, A. d. 1855.
One red and white spotted Cow point of the
right horn broken of, crop of left ear. and split and
underbit in left ear, about 3 years old. IL
Ii 5-pd JOSEPH BEARD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Taken up by the undersigned. living near the
bend OF Honey Greek, in Peru Precinct. tNemaha.
County, Nebraska, on the Sd day Of December. I856
One white Steer, with blue or dark spots on.
limbs and body, branded with I'D. on left hip. 4
pears old next spring
lis pd FRANK g. IRVINE
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Col. E. B. Taylor gave up the official
ghostas Superintendent. Of Indian AT.
fairs for the Northwest, on the 9Th. Den
man, of Kansas, assuming ihe duties of
that ONCE. This seems a toOH close fit,
between ~iailors. and t'bsstsY that firm;
but The White House branch retains The
goose. aa su 4ao
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Taken up oy the undersigned, living three and a
half miles North West of BrownvnIe in ,Nemabs
County, Nebraska, on the Sd day Of December. 500
One black or blue black steer, underbit out Of
each ear, a little white in the forehead.
n5c ISRAEL COTTON!
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
.

Taken mp by the Undersigned, living enc and =
bali mllesabtve Longs Bridge IN the Z5d d4y o
O.s,ber. 1915. one Red Steer, with white face,hind
Ie1 white, satf wayup, White belly. supposed &
be- wO Years Old past.
r.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
l7,746

, He also informs US that the number of
applications already on file during De-
cember Indicate that a good business will
be done this month, If The Receiver will
attend to his du:y. !.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Taken up by the undersigned. lfv ing two miles
west Of BTOwnvi'le, Onthe lat day Of December.
1856, one heifer, white a n over except point of the
ears which are a little black, surprised 10 be three
years old lis pd ROBERT GILMORE
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Rumors Of a change ia the Cabinet
are current. this time It says thar Sec.
Seward will Q retire and she port
folio be offered TO Reverdy johnson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

The Message Of Gov. Pierpont. Of
Va, was delivered tOIhe Legislature of
that State on the Sd. He takes strong
grounds il favor Of the adoption Of the
Constitutional Amendment and fears
tbaa if Il ishot adopted. It's mild Items win
be withdrawn. and harsh measure inaug-
uraseds ae-1a; ~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Yakoa up by the undersigned, living 8 l-s mile.
braska, One bnndIs Steer, crop of each ear brin-
die face, 8 years Olds
One red and white steer, crop OF each ear, enc
broken of left horn. Z years old.
Taken apoB tSs 2bsd day Of-0ctOber
- WILLIAM BOURKE
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

At a large caucus of Republicans held
on the 9TH il was decided to admit
Nebraska during the coming week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

The Chicago Lake Tunnel is now
finished. and Chicago now has clear.
pure water brought from a distance Of
l0.567 feet out in Lake Michigan
Seldom has history had to chronicle a
lnightieror more successful il undertaking..
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

The condemned Fenians have been
rePrieved until the 18th Of March next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Seven supposed Fsnian head esnteFs
were arrested in Doublin on the 5th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

\ en- mn nv the Undersigned, living four miles
Nortb West Of BrewnYille Nebraska, on the Sd
day Of November 1866
Che red and white Corr tspaekled1 swallow FORK
in right ear, nine years Old
NOV. 9, 1856 John ~ OHfA
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
q Land Entries.

To Chas. G. Dorsey, Register of the
Land Office in this city, we are indebted
for The following statement of entries of
land made in this, the Nemaha Land
District, during the month of November:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

Taken up by the undersigned, living three and =
half miles North West of BrOWnville, on the zSa
day of October, A ID 1856
Cne red and white spotted Cow, crop on oil
left ear and swallow fork in tbe right ear orAhoso
e 3 on the hip Developed, about 9 years old.
nm red and white spotted Coz, underbit in each
ear. about 6 years old. ISRAEL OOTTON'
Brownyille, Nov. 3 1866
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13

taken IN bv the undersigned, living in Nemaha
County on the 18th Gay7of October, 1866 one Red
steer supposed 70 be three years old last spring,
with a crop OF Ofthe rghtFe aE and . small s1reek
Of white on The eight shoulder,
'OhN hA'
<Tsken up By The undersigned. Irving
one nile Easi Of LondOnr in Nemaha
Couhlv NebnskA, On the 18th day OF
>No4ef1ber A., b. 1866. One brinde
Heller. branded With j. l.. on left haP
about Two years. old. IN. COLEMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-13
Stray NOTICES

Sheriff Nemaha County.
Vile December, - 1866. II-4t rs. 90
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20

Inc SIANEsE T"IX' EcL;PsED.-Two negro chilli
Fe"' '"I" u"ru, O sIav- arrmts, III Ausnu r,un,v
w. aud al present fourteen years "Id, are on Z.
hlhl'i"" IN Rtl.i-h. The 5 sn.inra" c,,u.,d., !
tner g''A'er "a'uraIcuriosrt than The cerL a. I'd
Use twins. VIII" tor y+nrs rasI h re srIr.rrd
'hr a''"''on tn curious aud scieurIfic iu Eur,~
aud Americ4. 1t s4,s:
The co"u"c'i"n s'eI~er these girls il closer Than
III The S'"irEr wins. there LrIu. uur- Of The ,,I
49, a" "'e'i"' EHuS CUnI'nUm to each. Tile con
HeS'"h 'tEluS heiOw lie and terminates az the
''Me' "l ~" sPI.~. To 'Umch ume n, any ,uiu,
o. nrr t"iH below rnc cUTnrrIi IT, seed ,rT.a nm,
10 'e Dram of 'c': "mi touch . either nt,yr
tax p" FIIt"remI pei suns Al Inc ,ue I,I,r an, ~ "
.s, , Eent s"'y CO..: mud "r engage iu y sxue Of
"n.Sl. ~hIIr 'hc "ther It4ds or -lns
nv 'A1y WHO 's II EN- III al: ire ~ their E,rn,.
81 A"H lF new cUm.ttrem, ing y tour Win
tnSm under con rart vi h their parrn,., vino nrr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20
.Poeucal.
{F,r The spirf, Of .l..rseri:
aENoRrASD NOPE.

Athousand memories of the Pas4
ArsrvrvathSdatUuad nay bart 10 night.
a thousa nd hopes uf days to c"mc
Are wreathed arouI d the future bright
-, Atlousand memories of Those gone
Ia Laid IN the cherries tomb
-si u thousand h pes of better hours
Efcc from dark and gloom.
x 4 tf.'sssnd memories Of my home,
olss knIssn ia ch iIdhmd's years.
thousand h"pes "f"nc to come
Ere" ON pain and tears.
tli"usa al nicul prics "f the loved
-y7Parrnts and aIl-now goae>
thousand hopes thar bonds a. strong
-, Will "'u,td lay heart DO drawn,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of my youth,
- T'ten wan ie;,et and alone,
thnusand hopes that thise deep gloom,
.csFsFn ns lifears ever Avn.
"a thslsInd memories of those paths
That Il our nenhnod lead.
thousand hopes Il at always be,
True in heart aud deed.
thousand memories of the Scenes
That the opening mamh"od brought
=! A ith"usand hope that brighter ti,..es
=. Will hereafter come unanught.
Ia thousand memories of thuse sim
THAT curRe our 'isIng age,
thousand hupss that taey no NOR.
a Win blot the heart's eest page.
."PAOSTA."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20
JOHN F. BLESSING
TO ALL CONCIREFD.

TrRoN this fine h.nr. ,th IL ,vilI ba bS,IutcIv
lT'I1"-:i''l" i''r l''' a. "pea accounts iIL my
r'r-''" x"-It such tI"v. Br. tr. IT pit t meet
t"rr "ns".' hEer Il Cash is uir' II IN a.. hy
All IA r'h '"tS iran Wh IA II TurrIaa nav az..sus
and t''Carry I,.y hsiI,. Iust :. uiIE CAeH
lac IN I'.v ''wi' Tu-''rIn'T
Al pr vii Itr tn FMS ives ind.bch to
are 'Tn' rI' Gu s'"d tOtcaI aud =. I'll. ti',
c''"nfS WlI' 'n"y pct n. hat j. take
r. %.r.s s. Isl Is. k'"'if H. LIE I.L5 .lT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20
Confectionery, Fruits. &C
JOHN T. BLESSING

IN CMAatEsT'*S. has o" hand car, full y select
FnGot4 ~ FFTF'H %FRY, FRU:FS.
&c. SUCH AS
CASpIEI-F" r'isu am'. ID mrsti";
0s-NGE.. l.. 'I'"I:s RaEi".. i"s. C"rra"ts;
DATES. IT, PIun's r., Ch,-. AuEIce
ami CANNED EHUIr< It - binds
PNrk hE. SHI iI'-. Ar
SCr5.-C m't Sh+ Palm Nuts, AlIuUn.Is
FiIh'"tE anh Pea Nut-.
His BAKERY il in tmIl bit-r. nj every q. scrip.
ti"m at =: X c"ust anIIy on hand. smpplIru At
short n"tir".
LS- 'tF.rs hrs 4"rvi. es an amnrIi"s 81 Dcli-a
ci''A Tor Wedding Parties. pick NiI KS. !G,.
aud r"sP'ttnnN "vie-'t mt an t" Lie al, Ii
Rnh s'lictts o, '' his ICES.
N"veimb'r =, 1905.
('AMFBELI.'S P CT0RAL SYRUP-A r. rocdv
" tor the cute fc"mghs. .Ihs. Group. h.ars. n. -
e"r"r'rs ufihr throat Hnh Other +ff'r Tous "t the
pulmonary gaus. Pr pIr u sold ly
CAMPBELL s MASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20

BAD ENOCGH.-A few weeks since J,rr,
gathering of freed people took place at ono
OF the uptown churches in Charleston. rho
object being to do honor to some white nor
son who had Interested himself in their bs.
ha!t. The wife of Federal Officer b.in,,
present. she took occasion to inform the sable
group that by the events of terrible war
ttey were tree to roam and act as they pleased
lou are equal, said she. ITO the best white
people That surround yOu, and rest assured
1o", personal rights shall not only be res, e.t-
e eu' pu' your rights ais" to property. You
>9"aLi "ot only have III your possession the
lands on the seA islands; but YOU shall bave
the right OF suffrage"
just at this animated roint of her ron,,,l.
the or4tre's WIS intcrrIp cl By an a..I me-
gresS, who, with uplit:cd hands and an a.,,n
lzlpS look, exclaimed. 20. | dusen't want
any more Sutf ring. No, indeed l do<eu't."
- \ strange st ~ is told of two sisters 1T
Berlin. About three years ago, one OF these
young ladies was engaged IL be hurried. but
on the bridal morning became so i'll that she
could not possibly go to the church. The
bridegroom was desirable one, au,! he was
nSh who, 1t seems, had not easilv bee,
hooked There was. therefore, great DANGER
In delay; so. instead Of pnstponinr the mar
rage, the second sister. covering herself in :,
long veil, rersnnated the first, and duly ~ MT
through the ceremony. The momen, it x,s
over, size transferred the bridal dress ,p,i
ornaments to her sister. who, in her inno.
cence. was thus considered to have all nro.
per claim to this husband she married bv
proxy 1t is only re:sntly tn a discovery
has been made Of the real facts, and pruceed-
lngS are abnut to be taken NOT only in the
civil, but also the criminal courts Of Berlin.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20
CAMPBELL & MASON,

4 n now rcr'iIing large as5''rIIn eDt If Co
~ I"gn' 8. Ex'r4ct-- P"m;'I'7s. Hair Dyr. = ape.
Hair Br'iSi- In:SnI Br, se4 Tu',h B1I-h. =. Nail
Brushes Ridri"es.n'' p K. { C.. mls HIb"s. PRAYER
R'''E-. tI1 nm H. oks. Photograph AILUm<. Ervcl
ONES Mute. Latter an" E,r,Ecap Paper. lax. Pms.
Pock PencI,s. Bant obs. N-unors. MUM B.Ios.
l,I'm'' a:II hildrrn.s Books Al=", FRENCH CAN
ID! :, t"Grti"r with assOrtm Mt III School Books.
hi III We are determined sell low.
December 10.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20
LEISENRiAU and SON,
I1ARPER'S FERRY,
CIARLES1 OWN,
IIIDDnN

\\'NEUE ,hcv keep large ussur,mcn, ot DRY
W GOuD>, such u.
81 tbs, c:;huer: t:"Iiro"s. C"tt"ns Cling hams.
I."wn-,. R'"t"v Mad. CI.tIiJme, Sc
Air", I.'d"s' Fancy G",r's Fancy S,aps,
I''rt":".ry. Ext-HCI- T." Iltv Iirs.
B"'t-, ~h &" : I. .hIr-' {: ii ..ia
"IttI' m"I'S Linen and Paper CuIlsTs,
Neck TI"- AMI GI,.v..s Sc:
F." M"ui".E.' iIEI" h. GarP"tirg &c
l."a'hc If al kinT- SIr, F,nhimgp,
GEOCERIES-snci'as
NJ Iass"s: Prrn, Svru.. Sugar.
I'I-'f Ill kmhE. PnlmIr, tIth, SC.
Hardware f Ill kinds.
Dug. and y, diriI"s-Suic.E =. G'annCd Emit
in aud w'""I"n 'Varr-MIr sur,.s al ali kinds
STATIONERY S'Ir"I H"ks, Wrirrg Pap" r.
~ v.it,. =, states. &c &c
o. (;'""is Sn'i"IIV "' d, r.,I Prnunptv attended
tH.'Hc the firm visiting RaIi,tIr.r.. very We
% All ki".i- Of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken ia
* II'ug- iT q 'nIS
>OvESBGa IoG5.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20
Miscellaneous.
SCENES IN AN. ENGLISH wORNBOUSE-1
NARRATIVE OF EXPERIENCE

The London Spectator Tor January 18th SAWS.
iher> 10 clearly hero among literary men whom
ei1tCrS-3uo tue poor nISL-ShOuld tielIvht IN mn.
nor In yesterdays FUH Nall G0=ctle npI,ea,a Nh.
hrSt OF snort S"IleS OF letters written bE !. rru,
man who tested for him. elf DISTANCE of Ib- ri.
itoF OF that paper, I'll" HccOuI Ia Iun bra. IL 4 "a
tile hOuseIeSs i"'"r under ~. cent A.. b, ,,a.uv
might III Tile l. .nuen " ,rk h .Is. H. ,,,T T,',!'
sell mp IN rLillanI nIiSs his tut unI.ss ru,r ,,
toget''- with '"I"e-MIS throat ii b udse e ,,rk .
St hAl'uKrIctlet battered 'IIy-cIck n Al an In.
htad-n"d was driven dow IN n bruuyna :, Il. near
t"' ""'h h'uS' nltsnt'd Iu .he wrUm. 81 1. in he
Ozark OF tue '"d>S'Te-', H,rd rrUm tbs Ia,tIn II ID
BON Az ''l'te'i 4ir only sip III Il lie mai I,I -,
~ last OT la { \ dH auh CUu j MOI ,uT his hI.,d
9ue" ue USu so' 1t. lie gave mII.e tuu fer. .u
FTafeL 10 account tor hIs auiS invented A.v.r,I
oher AOs for which his r..ns. Ienre dos ~, 49,
10 t"u"e hIt', aud was undr.sS; vi dem -,
us CLOTHES lie plunged (meeI e.Siy AS il
appeared into the Ga here III Other h, us-i.s
PUor mai oeen wa hed-'.ui the Ap, anve O whirh
HeF inst lroceSs he Describes sumeih him .,Ii..
scsNhSIS IKE weak mutton hrOIh'-.ud Ihsu 4, in
Guy checN SHIRT on, and with u rug over his shuuI-
GERS Was compelled to walk through IN. o,., mir
anu on pare stones TO the hA.f-Upeu khei IN wh,,h
t"'Fty Comrades we:e atreaIy h"us d. each on his
nay naS. iie cold was terrible Ihruuvh tine kindly
ATTENDANT, 'Aking n liking IL MIN. TOR, uJr1 IN,
Aec"hA rug his ted Wns stained with In. hI.,ut m
1O'He predecessor, 1td worst ALL the ruuvrr> ru
Ma uul aud ni'lIv Iu I!.e extreme IIe,g lin. .,,,
o'eHHS Oh Tor hr present" e,v'n. literary leaders T.,
ASK lHsniSe'VeS ether they could oI -r,,,,,, hi.
t"F'nh'H% OF III hr>h tr"m contact wIh n Tins
eqhAnr el'he ito II erarS en-, r;,rse ,,r III. -
IMPULSE II bride over the ler rIri. rha.,u il, ,r
.h'W''H+e "r' "ren T'Ir rent IL "a ind crut rInss-s
n m"'r splendid energy, it II was tue to the Il :,
NO i've, n more "nc1'lUu$ c'Iur1ue il to iii. 81, a
Ne u no. Iec"i!tcI III literary his urY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20
LADIESY CLOAEs,

JUST received and u, -aI-. tn. I.urHst market
u price. fps Is>nrtt nrI,r # LADIES' Lad k
I-'die- az" SiJectfGhy iuvII-'I mine th nI
b. r, pm .Ini"y 81, T''r' Al-". tI'r Latest styi'.
wDR>TED G. IDDS, c,n.isIins im .,.rt #
Shaw =. Br.:,kf,at t-P.s L,di,-' anI ':Aiihr"n's
Ii"'"t-. :I''i1 ATT JIkers C MT ami Boys
s .sriS. fIrie a sJ rruicn' III G "r"+.
DEC ID ! GUILDS NTH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-20
E No v A l..

n HOWELL. hc-s I"nv. t" inform hia qua
~ tom ~, a"'i the public - ImIIN tn I hA-
rem we'd t. his SIor". lat Nv I'Ct,'I the did
slant t"rn"I II III !. d hN SndrI & Hove. H. r.,
:"' will be happy t" meet his "Id aud rs
many ~ u"s INV pr"I' IINIr., nizc
him Thank fur past f;i\OrS. H." s..ii. it, "
tiIna me-" Of the s'r'". rl'"si"g hImir' Il that
"fF is i'll t." spared :. .',' nd ri
the p""pI". IIis >rOCK h',img ben r.nirmi,l.d
from tim" I" tit"". n"w 'Imrrl-.< r. grn.,nl
ssr'W"nt All H.. Hsks is trial {, cling C..uG I.ut
h. sell ."' us uabr me
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t'~l"s nu"'er"t'oi ot articI,s-
q Ayer'- Cherry Pecto,aI r.a7t
WfEtat's R,isdin Wild Cherry =.
W!,ta..s Lozet!ge4-J .ynrs' ExpectOrant
tB-UwuS> BrOnchtiI fr,H hes -
= Sh'Inc,'s t.,iu=l SV'u .Es 'Hsfi or
3 D."ky'- Pl,","tio b tt'rs-r,o.,..,cr.. pit,,s.
BHcksey's VIM Batter. -canuon's BItIe,s,
t1,"htu3'sG 'nInm Bit'crs,
tie cmHu's EtIN'r1:t!i ava Bark -
t n"is !, .'p%i.I I'TTMeL"es Ve'mifugc.
llOi:"whv's Worm Cumfcction,
Th".mI,sUn'- Eve. " Ter
Mo NIInW'- EIsxer Opium
Smiths Wh'". ling Cough Syrup, f.
H""wn's Essence IF Ginger
u'I'mb"Id'- Ex''"CI BChu,
British nt.-0Ii Of $pIk",
X .dw"\'s 4 adv Krii f.
d .v'-' Pc" KI'i'r- L ,rab.c's Pain Killer,
o;"I"i'''" -Iiush'mH'~ MnEI STA.
Mustang Li,IiIIe = ia W. i..uUI,n n. for Pics
Art"' L,t'm"n,- "SIrmg III: f.r iI"rs,si
Stu e; "':k"r's NS,E' ""' 2 tic b."intca,,
B"i!r C,.'"""GtiS rWI + ,-phntcs.
rni."', p ''""r"- T",inmI's s"I,zrr ArcIirht
H"b!"'II'- D 'tcr WIN: Il Ir,n.
do; r ix'.' F,"Tituate of Ammonia.
E:l1% Gu M" Mh%HsIn,
W"'sh''- Sugar C'n'".I pills.
Br %%r"'h'i ri ls.II"lI ways Pills Ointment
II "i%s -. an 80 Cement,
p vsn', lad iihir1nk
= K'ihcr'r IniriihI.. Ink with nrcDo a,;nr
S"'m1"'ak'r'e Rat Ext imI,at'. P..TI Starch
Bu"""u's and rm'i"i .s"n'- C"I J. yer oil,
""sII " dCkl"H. S''u' i liSlI PHTluT Matches
Hurry TrIc"ih US Lv"m's G:nrhsirOu.
Ms Ms M'"5I':%', S'""h'"g syrup,
Al"S Aii""'s IIhir Hr-I"rrr Nus aud ,
nur"..''s t:"'..".-I""cs' Hair Dy",
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A'r"w R."'' F"'i II, 'Iu S:R'cl, TapiUca,
K'i w. G Iutm. Sag" P.-,,,tIur,
NI"lll" IN &fIHcI Vanilla,
L. "''''' P'"" AppI ,P'''m,u. ~. S 'aps, sc.
t.x''"c' '''r Ii'. iI'mhl;"'rhni.
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G"""' = J. mud - G. Guns ExI,nCtI,
Gle. NJ 'i"'cy Az" C. v'.IInn = Hp
F''rh..Im Water,
II,'". T"'Ih. Cloth. Mil aud Shaving Rru-h.s
Liant '"'"h. mud i u-hr+ P,CkII CruLs
Flu" Cn"b'-RIdiing Combs.
b'hi' - Prayer and IIvmm aka.
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81 'I"-, p NJ, lax, p ~ Emv. lnpCs
M"c'i"@' IN 9TH and Counting i.,~ M,
WI"tw GI,- III V'ri..t- zee Putt,
Whit Lead. L;n-c'd oil. Tup nrim,
u '"zi"''. G''I"l n"' japan Van ISL
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!ary' asSI I'll ,,tP mt Il
u "k l. utI"r Tn,nirh,
Su:. 1T all ki'uIS-Ci, nrIuh AJust,.d
Cigars sm king and Chewing Tobacco.
w" ar" prepared t" fill ply siriam's orders al the
lIn"I"-t n.'I ice
The rubii.' can c""fi,I..mtIv rcIv an having n,c
ig't N| ~
N"vEMB. II 1865
o. Ou' CW-I'Im"r- will bear in mind that u,c scI
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PLAN EoRTE
CHARLES III, STEIFF,

NIANCFAt"i URER "f GRAND aud SQUARE
!'I PIANO FuRrES. F"rt"ry III 81 aud >6,'a, =
ht u street near II wI"Ii Ware I.,um M I N,r D.,
Lil"Ity street. "b,v" Marx j., q ,lt irUrc. Nil
Has C"t-THntIy ''m ha IL La nuiu" PiA NOS
al II "N ~ tIR'' CURE" with tuII Oh Frame nj
over suuhg. Every Irstru" cmt wnrrartrG i,,r five
y"ra. with the P.ivi.G." of xcht,g within tvs. i've
IhU"tiIs il MT n'ircIy sst-ratr To the re-.
SECOND HAND PIANOS
always "n i'"hh-S50 t. $50. N,lod ans and
Pr-l'r Org tls from die hest M ,k.rs
Web y. I"rniss": TO r'f Ia tn" f.IIowIn ing rer-
eos VIII" have our Pianos i'll use; D. y Rsntrh
William Rush, " T. Butler. HI hare e Williams,
in J"frrs ia rtI ~, and Benjamin Ha"rIs,r Jam"s
l. Gun ing!"nl.S T. Cunningham. JAG, h >il.Er t.
Benjamin Spec k. Al dew Ii"W man, G;curs. II ke
cmm'l Cm belt aud otIprs in Berkeley C.unty:
.,03- All "r' rIs LETT with p II StrOds, Shepherd {.
t"wit. = i'll b.. prnn pity attended ~.
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