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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-22
ARTICLE XIX.
Payments In advance.

Members who shall pay their instalme nts inter
at least six months before the same is due shall
be entitled to interest thereon for the time the
paid in advance The rate of six per cent. per
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-22

re- GEN GEARY is intended, if elected,
to be the tool of Forney, Stevens and the
Penna. L. r. Co. He was taken up by
that party and belongs to them body and
Notwithstanding military record
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ARTICLE XVIII.
~ALh = II -
Parment of Costs

All costs arising from the award of lean from
legal proceedings against delIn quent shareholders
shall be borne entirely by such members causing the
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-22
ADJOURNED A SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In pursuance OF order of the Orphans Court OF
Columbia county, Pa on
SATURDAY, THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST
next O'Clock in the forenoon. John Gordner and
Thomas Stockhouse. Executors of Thomas Stack
house of Pine ship, in said county, decd,
viii expose sale, by public vendue, on the premi
ses, i certain
TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Pine township, Columbia county. adjoin
ing lands Of samuel Stackhouse aud George Stack
house, on the mort Abraham Young and Rober-
Russell on the east Ezekiel Crossley and William
Weidenhammer the south and the County Line
on the west; containing
3l7 ACRES AND $50 PERCHES,
strict measure. of Uhch about hundred acres is
imp roved land there is erected ON the premises
one Story and a half Dwelling Uouse two og Barns.
and apple orchard late the estate of said de-
ceased, situate in the township Of Pine and county
uforesaId. JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
CONDITIONS OF SALE Ten per cent. OF one
of the purchase money, TO be paid by the pur
chaser upon the striking down of the property one
fourth of the purchase money less ten per cent TO
be paid upon the confirmation Of sale Nisi. The res
idue of the purchase money in year from Sonhr-
nation with interest The purchaser 10 pay for
Deed and stamps.
19nS TR6s! e9ERHEEi sTaGKnoUsE. En's.
Pine, July -, lSU6.-ts.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-22
ARTICLE Xxx.
Dissolution of de Association.

Dissolution of the Association.
When the capital of this Association has increased
in value such degree that each share shall have
actual cash value Of two hundred dollars, then
this Association shall dCte rhine and close.
To the Honorable tie Judges of the Court of
Common Pleas, IN and for the County Of
Columbia
The petition of the undersign ed Directors OF the
Centraa Saving Fund Association respectfully prays
that your Honors do decree Charter for the moor
poration of the Assoc alton in tcordance with
he Constitution above foTth, and your petition
will forever pray.
+. l.. BITTERLY, il. ). BoNER,
JNO Nj. BEDFORD, ALEX. w. REA,
REUBEN WAssER, DAVID CAMP,
j. j. HoAGLAND, w. JAMES,
JAMES DYKE, HENRY GABLE,
Jos. III. DAWES, WILLIAM PETER,
EDWARD SWEET, NJ. NJ L'VELLE
NJ The Petitioners presented the above the Court
last May session, ing for the granting Of
a charter. which instrument was examined by the
Court and notice ordered to be published that appi-
cation for said Charter has been made.
August s, I566.-4t
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-22

8 IFE INSURANCE.
If you wish to live long and die happy, go without
delay and - -
INSURE YOUR LIFE
in the best Company in the world,
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
ITS CASH ASSETS ARE Sl5.000Oo0.
aad it, annual dividend FOR the fiscal year of 1863
amosuts TO seventy five per cent. on all Parucipat-
ing premiums being the largest dividend ever de-
cIdred by any company for The length Of time.
For further information apply To
JUHN G. FREEZE, agent,
July Ie 1896. .-3m. BloomsbuIg, Pa
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-22

Fei every dollar of dues interest which share
holders neglect refuse TO pay they shall pay hEe
of e cents for month IN arrears
AlfIItrl y Wv
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-22
ARTICLE XII.
Penalty for refusing Loans

Penalty tor refusing Loans
In case bids for money in the Treasury
should be made and members refuse TO take loans for
their shares TO give security for the same. then
the paid their shares shall be returned
without and after deducting the fines,
and losses to those IN default afUTe
said, and for this vsatiol The Constitution their
names shat be stricken of the list Of members.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-22
August 8, le
ESIRAY.

N,OILtAI'
Came to the premises Of the subscriber, ,7e---Tn
in Orange township, Columbia County on ~ ~
or about the ith of July, last, a BROWN N-N
UEIFER, with white marks on hind legs
and tail and supposed to be about one year Old
The owner or owners requested to come forward
and prove property pay charges and take her away
otherwise che will be disposed ofas The law directs
JEREMIAH HESS.
August &, Is6G.-S1.50.
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August &, Il
ESTRAY.
Aug. e, 1866.
T .UMBERl LUMBER

A aear Iatn1Jer Yard IN bloomsbury,
THE Undersigned would. respectfully inform those
i in of lumber that he continues TO manufac-
ture and keeps hand good supply OF building
and fencing -teTial, at his residence short dis
north of the depot, which he offers for sale at
,eEyonable rates. JACOB SCHUYLER.
Bloom sburg, June 20, le66.
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TIE INQUIRER


Furnishes the dcsidcraium uf genuine Newspaper
within the means ct any member OF the community
The Publisher has spared neither pains expense
TO the IEQURER in the foremost rank OF the daily
Morning Papers Of 'h2 United States and his sue
cc-sfu efforts the past earnest u his IN
teuttons ut TIE present, and in the futIrc.
Experienced Special Correspondents are perma
nenlIy stationed at Washington, Harrisburg, New
YorK, Ia ttImure, Cairo, Annapolis. London, IN the
~ :. Navy, and at different points throughout renn.
s. lyanIa-
Trained Special Reporters are always semitic any
part Of the Continent where events Of general inter
est may be transpIrIng.
The Home Editorial and RcPoTtoriai Corps are un
usually varied and efficient.
The Finances and Markets are fully and carefully
reported every day.
The IuquircT's Local News is always the fullest
and the most authentic the CIty. The affairs Of
Pennsylvania carefully cbroniced IN its columns
I he Inquirer PAYS MORE for Special TrLSsRAPHc
news than any other newspaper in the State this IN
sures readers the hest lntGgeuce of all i'm
portaut occurrences. through out the world,
The Inquirer Is independent ga politics, national
in its policy has ever and will always mdintaIu the
integrity Of thq Union the fundamental pri nciPle
IN American StaIe esniaHsnp.
August 10 lSJJ,
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ObIIgatIOnS to take Loans.
If at any time no bid shall be made for the mon
to loaned out, the members shall be bound
up the loans at the leWest premium fixed, beginning
with that member who shall hold the largest number
Of shares uniucuPiberei. But shall be
PEELED TO take a single month than loan
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-22
DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property.


Real and Personal Property.
VIII be exposed % Public Sale, on the premises of
the undersigned in Fishingcreek township, Colum-
bIa county, on
Friday, Sept. 9TH, 1866,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the following personal property
& wit
Ist A lot of land continuing about Twenty Five
Acres, all of which IN high state of cultivation
and in with grass, situate in Fishngcreek township.
from Benton TO Bloomsbury, whereon is erected
large
Brick House and Frame Barn,
both new, and all other necessary out buildings.
end. lot of land containing l40 Acres, Of which,
about 20 Acres are cleared situate on the line be-
Benton and FishingcTeek townships. whereon
is erected a good Frame House aud New Barn.
3Td lot Of land adjoining No. |, containing one
hundred acres. of which sixty6ve cleared.
situate in FishngcTeek township, whereon is erected
large new
FRAME HOUSE AND BARN.
4th. Two lots with good buildings. contain
ing from fourth three TO suit purchasers;
also, other town lots, without buildings, all ying
The following personal property will also be sold
AT the same time
Iico Horses, One IiCo-HOrse Wagon,
one Spring Wagon. Hay and Grain Of all kinds,
Plows, Harrows, Harness, and many other farming
implemen nts too numerous mention.
NJ Is. The above property viii be onered at prIV&le
until Friday, the 9TH day of september next on
which day, il sold, il will be offered al public
sale on the premises Apply 70 .he 1ndsTs.gase
Saltwater, Columbia county, Pa.
Aurust Is, 1864
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-08-22
CON STITUTION
UE IIb
CentTalia Saving Fund ASS0CiatiO


CentTaiia Saving Fund Association.
ARTICLE L.
Name.
The name of this Assoeia tion shall be ''The Cen
tTalia Saving Fund Association.
ARTICLE II.
Object.
The object of this Association to give its mem
bers opportunity of making secure deposits, ac-
cdmuating speedily and by The accumulation
and proper management thereof OF by the accumula
tion and proper management thereof, OF by loans
made, enabe them TO purchase cal estate. erect
buildings, pay off mortgages ana accomplish Ike
objects
Members.
The members of this Association shall be inhabi
of the United States of America, of the age OF
twenty one years and up wards
ARTICLE ".
Commencement of operations.
This Association shall go into operation as soon as
three hundred shares are iakrn
ARTICLE V.
Officers.
The officers Of this Association shall consist Of
President and fifteen directors, who shall be elected
by the Shareholders.
ARTICLE VI.
Value of. and Number Of Shares.
lars. and the number OF shares shall never exceed
twenty hve hundred.
ARTICLE VII.
Payments.
For CIV cry share each holder OF the shall pay
an iniation feu OF one dollar and monthly in
of dollar, until the dissolution of this AssOca
ton.
ARTICLE VIII.
New Members and New Series.
New members may be admitted any time until
twenty-five hundred shares sha.be issued. They
shall pay dollar iniaiiOn fee and the actual val
ne of the share at the time being The directors
lie. [ whether Ne
Of shares shall be issued, and when the same shall
ARTICLE
Loans.
Each share of stock entities the holder to a loan Of
two hundred do lars. on giving sufficient security.
ARTICLE Y.
Bids for Loans
All moneys received shall be loaned monthly,
in df hundred dollar suck shareholders
who bad for the same tIe highest premium above the
minimum fixed by ths Bylaws.
ARTICLE Xl.
Obligations to take Loans.
If at any time bid shall be made for the mon cys
be loaned the members shall be bound To take
up the loans at the lswesi premium fixed beginning
of shares unincuriberei But no one shall be com
PEELED take in a single month more than one loan
this
ARTICLE XII.
Penalty for refusing Loans
In bids for money in the Treasury
should be made, aud members refuse to take loans for
their shares To give security Tor the same then
tue amount paid on their shares shall be returned
without interest and after deductng the ues costs
and PTOporonate losses to those IN default afDTe
said and for this yiaatoa Of The Constitution their
names shdil be stricken of the list OF members.
ARTICLE XIII.
Security for Loans.
For every two hundred dollars received from this
Association. whether taken voluntarily or adjudged
y the member according TO the provisions Of thIs
free share of stock of the Association
shall assigned, and such other shall b. as
shall be deemed sufficient by tyo-thirds of the hi
TecIors present. auu afterwards on such loan one
half rucrc mt n r. IA he
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ARTICLE TX.

Each share of stock entities the holder to loan O
two hundred do lars, giving sufficient security.
ARTICLE Y
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All moneys received shall be loaned out monthly
in 81 TWO hundred dollars, TO suck shareholder
who bad for the same the highest premium above tl,
minimum fixed by the by Laws.
a RTIIfI Il VI
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PREACHERS WANTED.

CentraIia. August Is, 1866. :
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

Il war br "a What wili b. tn at
ttuJe # lie neural power Al Vienna
tie ptoaie lluer themselves that Russia
vii br aiih Austria against Prussia.
That he S. Pe,e barg ca: met rs S Ell
vi h The sane ii pleasure as the rest Of
Europe the ambitious and cOnquerlng
feeling of Count Bi>mark is all The more
easy TO understand, because The extension
of a PrusSian maritime state IN the Bal
lie and the possession by Germany OF the
two Ddchies Of The Eibe might interfere
with The Development Of Russia's own
navy aud deprive her some day Of lhe
keys of The North Sea, sill entrusted L.
the enfeebled but neutral hands of Den
mark. Bot absoi bed as she is by her IN
ternal transformation. connected by frlen-
dship with The PruSSian Court aud with
but ht;le sympathy for ,hat of Vienna, IL
is 10 be presumed that Russia Will not
interfere in the Struggle exceP; at The
last extremity. IL is possible that Eng
land and France will observe the same
with this difference, however. ,hal France
vexed, and with justice, Ly The failure Of
her last pacific attempts. and murally
obliged 10 sustain Italy, should she be
threatened in regard TO the results of the
campaign of 1859. might be more quick
ly led 10 Join 10 The conflict than The two
other powers. Already people say in
Paris that directly The first shot is fired,
whether 10 Italy or beyond The Rhine,
the Moniteur will announce the formation
of W corps of observation Upon the cas-
tern frontier Of the EmpiFe.-IndePsn-
denes Beige, June 9Th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

Last Saturday evening our city was
thrown into a small excitement by the
fact that one Of The prisoners held By
the county in our city jail, had male bis
escape. His name is Chas. Randall. and
was bound over to the District Ccur; on
charge Of grand Larceny. Two o:her
prisoners. in at the same time, refused
TO leave, although The door was wide
open. Our jail is not sufficient to hold
a thief of ordinary energy. and it is a
farce to incarcerale any but a drunken
men in it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
One Of the Greatest

Causes of i'll health is c~ostiyeness, cr
Indigestion. Il has for It's offspring dys.
pepsia, with all lis attendant miseries.
such az sick. headache, sour stomach. M
appetite, no energy, in fact, comflete
Prosifation. Goes Dyspepsia Cure is a
sovereign remedy. Why do not you, who
are suffering, make The experiment Of
the trial Of a'singIe bottle, itc1sis tat a
tribe TO test it, and will surely bring
you relief.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
.uub,ic No y

AS act naaHE arp Fria rs for The service of
the Post oGi-c Hclartm-Lt during tic fsesl
Year ending me thi.treih ut ) uue, c'ghtcen hun
drel and ; V Rfy-s vrn.s sud fr- tier mp set
lie Il eFd-tea tg IL SUaae and Hg#sc Of Eep-
resenfatices 81 the Ia ted Sfafeec, America IA Con
grees aassnttcd. Trai he following Sums he. aud
tac same are hereby, Appropriated for the service ct
the Posi- Office Dcptrtm ~ for the year ending
June %thiTtieih, eighteen huidrei a'd sixty-Seyen,
cut If any muI cys in the treasury airing IRON the
revenues If said depa. . nont. in conformity to the
at # The second Il July, eighteen hundred and
thirty-six.
Fur transportation e The nails. (irlan6.) nine
milan five hundred and fifty Thousand dpflacs.
Fer transportation Of The mails, (rOreign,l sx
hundred THOUSAND dollars.
FOR ship, steamboat and was letters, eight theus-
aud dollars.
Fer COMPENSATION to postmlsters, four million
two hundred and fifty thousand doI,rs.
For clerks for post III rs. one m lion min hun
bred aud twenty thousani dollars.
For payment to lttieI carriers, SIX hundred and
forty thousaal dollars.
FOR wrapping paper, Ons hundred thousand dol
lars.
Fer iwinc, thirtA theuSand dollars:
For letter balances, six thousand dollars.
For comIen a'ien To blank ascats and assistance
! eight thousand dollars.
Fer Office fUrnitn5e, six thousand dollars.
ForadYertisii = eighty thCusard dollars.
Fer p,stsge stamps and stsmreG envelopes, two
kundred AID City Thousand dUIlarS.
Fer mail depTedasirns ard special agents, one
hundred thousand GoillrS
For mail bags enc hundred ond thiriy thousand
dollars.
For nail locks, keys, and stamps, thirty thousand
! DELAYS.
For payments of balances due 20 foreign eoun-
tries, three hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous payments, three hundred and
twenty thousand dollars.
TO enable the superi ntendent Of the Naval Oh.
s~ervatory 10 carry out the object of Senate resolu-
ton Of March nineteenth, eighteen hundred and
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
lp,LIic Re.oLufion. No BIZ

JoINT LEsoLUTION relative 10 The attempted aSsas-
siua iou OF ne Emperor OF Rusit.
lie Il nucted tg tie Sen"te aud House Of Rep
resel.o ! ~ 81 he Uri;ed Su:esof An aricd ia G,a-
pes usseuited, It's the g nsress II tho Uni'cd
II. es Ol America has learned with deep roget Of
lhc ar, mpj maze upon the lic of the Emperor o!
Lu "a, by an IN my VI Ina ici patio The Con
. c 5 sends gte,tmg to his Imperial Majesty, and
I, tne hLslau nation, and cUhsIatu'rtes he tween
y M lions o. soris cpon The p'oYilsGtia! escape
Ton danger Of tho sovereign, 10 VINO c head aad
h,a t ihcy cwo the bIes i1gs CT their freedom.
FEC. 2. dad be IL Jar,Asr resotosd, That the
Pes dent Of IA, Untet States be requested t. for
ward d copy Cf this res9.utlOn 10 Ia! Linyero: Oi
LusiL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
Approved, May Is, 1861.
public Resolution, No. 32.)
JoINT l.EsOLUTIuN relative To The cnurs ard pos
.ri.ns IL NV Y. rk CITY

JOINT i.ESOLJJlUN relative 10 lhc cnurtS ara post
,Gices vt New Y,rH city.
BE 1t enacted bytie Scarte AMI House Il Repres-
e%natioes oj UHeieI States Of Amerjcd iH C3hJress
H>semJh II HAT tie mayor and postmaster OF the
city OF New York, he district attorney for the
Umljed States at New York cay, The lresiden a
the Chamber Of Commerce OF the State e New
Work, aud jackson ). Shaliz, Chulss IL. r isssi!.
and Noes Taylor, Of New ! ok city, be appointed
a commission 70 Sele.t "A proper site FIR Il Gui ling
3or "a lusj ,Gice and fer tie accUmm1Ga LII If the
U.i.cd Sat courts IN the city OF New York and
taat they 10 BORT to The Postmaster UeEeT- Il and III
Secretary Of the Interior, at their earliest conYeli-
oncc, TIE selection upen them which they, or a
~u,ajo,iJy Il IA m, may agree, an1 tae prize NJ
whih such site can be urcnas,d by the govern
mont for the purposes cpatempldJed N th's resO.u
t on, II q rev sue should be selected and that i,
sad rep +, hal meel tie an Relation of tho PqSl-
u-asltrUtncrs aud the ) Gle airy OF the lEteaioF,
tn,y shaii communicate The SAN witl such adii-
i,ndi suss stoIs a they may tAink proper, to
Congress.
Alpo.el. May l6. 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

M b. Ehrlich, who recently paid a
q 20 RulO, has returned. and can pow
found ever ready at his Cincinnati
anch Clothing Store, to accommodate
: with a snil Of clothing of AIRY style
pattern at remarkably low ate He
constantly receiving large accessions
niS already splendid stock, aud is de.
mined not 10 be undersold west of The
-'ssourl river For choice goods at low
PES g i've him a call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

The Omaha Herald, ia lauding the
Nebraska Democracy, says that
"They say ''gei behind me Satan" in
tending no disre>Peet for the derit. but
simply desiring to sindica,e themselves. ;
The above shows he most h~aaranI
disregard Of parental affection we have
ever heard of. and he apology to the
Old gentleman, Is SIMPLY an admission
that they cannot DO without hun, bnE
would like him 10 'lake a lack >eat''
now that the cruel war IS over We
doubt much whether HIS Majesty wilt5e
exercised by his offspring 80 thoroughly
possessed
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
Approved May I6. 1865.
(ptLlic 40 5I.N-

Az ACT TO amend 'A9 net to establish the grade
of Wee Admiral IN The United States navy"
Best enact, Il Gg the Senate and House Of Repre-
seifuttres .f the United States If Americd IN CJIt
gress a,senLtcd, TDat tao second section If an act
t. establish h grade OF vice udm al ia The United
navy, AZ T0v.d DeceH b + twenty first
eirht eu hundrd fId stxty-iour, be, aud Ito same
Il hereby, aneIied by sd itng therct' the& How
and he shall b. allowed IA Secretary with
tue rank anu sea pay upd allowances oha Ilcuten-
Ia The navy"
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

Ia another column will be found Ike
ruGcate Of a remarkable cure of deaf.
p performed in this Territory by DR..
'rL. With the private aLd public
concentrations we have had of DR..
PIT, we feel 10 hesilency in recon-.
hiding The afflicted to apply TO him on
return to this place. See his adyer-
Rment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
cd, May l6, 1855.
lHulLic R-e,oLLtion- ~. 81 !

\ kEsOLJTi0N authorship tie secretary of War
To suai t thc u.s. 81 acdtin lumter ter tie Fair
im the - der, and ~dIior>' Or han Home
he.o icea az fke SeIate and HoHse II Legre cpfa-
{ ees ri ts Ostt q shsiss 81 Amaria &c U"yre>sa ~-
etard.d. 1hat tue Secretary ut Mar i barehy au
ca. T zcl 10 sr ar the use If iumber not demanded
6y thc bcp rtInt ~ Iur immediate usc. fur The
,r,.'"n ~ tsmP1rlry b~Ri.tns> la the city 1T
" ID n o. or he N,tiafa t-ir itr the benefit
,i ue rod err. ud S'i..r, o han ii,.uv.
AlPs,ssa, Aay 6.l,aj.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

'Ne learn that Messrs. Terri, SIan.
& Co, have purchased a site adjoin
this ciiy, upon which they intend 0
feet a large Distillery. This enter
se we hope will make a home market
much of the surplus corn raised in
p Co my.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

Wherever Prince s. Co.'S Melo Icons
'e beentesttd in comparison Nilh others
p have invariably cone or vet 8
lhls City s~everal kiud, are owned. arl
'mes Dye the BIT MUSICIAN wh, ever
/ loot IN Bfownrille, pronou.ces PuDcrs
best instrument made.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

The Democrat, a new paper published
fia'tsmOuih, by J. /. Early, is before
In appearance it is "a buckle berry,
cad of the old Seminal, which died
mat city some time ago; 10 ability is
Ou' two. May its success be equal to
deserts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

A. S. Holiday & Co, of the Metro
pOliian Drug Store, have just received a
supply Of choice Fine Gu. and Plug
Chewing Tobacco. Drugs, Liquors, Sc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
RaKard TalIOr.

Remember tLat Bayard Taylor, the
'st popular Lecturer on IhIs Continent.
deliver a Lecture at McPher.on's
ili, in ibis city ne&t Tuesday or We'd
Positive n)tice will be given
season, so that all may attend.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
VIM. G. lf1vRUs,
Al 2 PlatIsmoulh, Nebraska.

DR. BoRr will pay his second PrOfes
sional vi>i! TO Brownville, by bling al
the Brownville House Wednesday and
Thursday. July 25h and Goth, at which
ume he can be consulted ty those who
can appreciate and distinguish the servi-
ces of 4 thoroughbred physician and sur
geop from 40 unlearned and Faltry quack
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

See The advertisement OF Browns
llent Metal Top Lamp Chimneys, in
'Olher column. From our exchanges
! are lead L believe hal il has all the
erils claimed for it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

To thoroughly appreciate the comforts
of This life one must have a complete
SET of that splendid Furniture from Nc
Fall & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

The ofice Of Cha>. q Dorsey, Regis,
Of lhe Land Ollie m 'hi, cry for
} Nsmqba Land Otficr. Ea< he-u re-
wed 10 one door ives a. Carson, Bau5
Nam street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19

To have your property insured against
RE, Lightning and Tornado, in cne of
most reliable Western companies,
|ply TO Geo. w Hill. at this office.