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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-13

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turs uno Wlccepaarensei@1It Der Gsrma
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ben brem S6tpeseriobn erbat. 5n e6par=
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9ie Wfebr9eit s(aubt Oas 2estere.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-13
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
NEW PHiSI0GN0MY,

OR esIGNs OF CHARACTER" as manifested
through Temperament and External Forms and es-
pecialIy in the -Humon Face Divine" One elegant
voIome, with nearly SEQ pages, and leo illustrations
By S. R. wells, Editor PhrenoIogicaI Journal. Price,
post paid. S.. Address Fowler s Wells, No. sss
Broadway. New YORK..
New Thisioguomy'' is eminently practical fuIlv
illustrated, and well suited To the wants II an In
the study OF sthe fsce'' the reader soon Iears 10 read
each and every feature Noses are Classified as tba
Roman. Greek, Jewish, Snub and Celestial. the ewes
speak ali languages. whether black, blue. brown or
hazel. In a like manner. cheeks, neck. ears, hands.
feet, walk, voice, laugh, etc., are shown 10 be signs
Of character"
IN no other work is so much Fight thoown uooa tho
character and destiny Of mankind as in this. or the dis.
finotiTe traity OF nations and tribes so clearly painted
ont. Portraits OF distinguished persons Of ancient and
modern times, with biographical sketches and delinea-
ton OF character, are given. Divines, Orators; States
men, Warriors. Artists. Poets. Philosophers. Inven-
tors Surgeons, DISCOVERIES. Actors. Musician 5. etc
are included II i ah siEnCyclop1dia's OF bjagr.Dbv
acquaintins The reader with Tue career and ebaracfer
II many treat men aIG wtmen OfThe past 600 wears
and OF the pTesent-such. Tor inftance. as Arsiofte
Julius Cesar SkaEe pear, Washington, Napoleon
Franklin. BlncroIt Bryaut- LonEfeih,w. Irving. Resa
BonheuT Thetd. STA Burr. Golden. Bright. Lawrence.
Bolivar, Whafeiy, ThackeTsy. Dow, Enex. Rickeiien,
HooFer Bnckle. liekeBs Victoria, Wesley. Csrfvfe
Mil Spencer. Thompson GnihTte AleTan-
der, and hundreds 81 others. EzsAGEKTs WANTrD
Bocs2 sent hE TetHra P0'tor cypress, on receipt Of
FFtee ne St
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
bRORATE NOTLCE

Monday, June I0th 1857 is the tins set for hear
ing Claims againstt he Estate Of Samuel Ross. de-
ceaad, and the place the Probate Court Room in
the City Of Br0Wnville, Nemaha County Nebraska
Territory ali persons having claims against said
Estate will present them on that day or be forever
barred from the collection thereof, bv order of Pm
bate Court. GEORGE W. FAlRBROTHER.
Probate Judge
Nov 22nd 1855 SIT $50
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. w. BradHey's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
~ COR DOUBLE sPRIHG)
COR DOUBLE SPRING.
= = s.


The wonderful FIexibiIlfy and great Comrort and
Pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be cxpei fenced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies, OPERAS. CaTriskes Railroad Cars, Caurch
Pews. Arm Chairs. for Promenade and House Dress,
as the Skirt can be folded when in use 10 occupy a
Muslin Dress. an invaluable quality in c~riHOliFe, not
found ia any Single Spring Skirt.
A Lady. having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort and
great convenience Of wearing The Duplex Elliptic Steel
Willingly dispense 18th ~their use. For Children,
MisSes and Young Ladies they are superior 20 al others.
They will not bend or bfesk like tie Single Spring,
but will preserve their perfect and graceful ,tape
where three or four %OfdinSr' Skirts viii have been
thrown aside as useless. The Hoops axe covered with
double aud tw listed thread. and the tOttum rods arc net
only double springs. but twice (or doUb e. covered
preventing UUVm fr~na wearing ont when dragging
dow II stOOps, stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic is a great favuTite with all the
ladies and is universal y by all the
Fashionable Magazines as the standard skirt ~ sas
Fashionable World.
To enjoy the following ineStimsble advantages In
viz superior quality. re feet manufacture,
stylish shape and finish h~exibiii-y durability, c.m-
and economy enquire tOrJ ". Brajlty'~ Duplex
Elliptic or Double Spring skirt ana be SIRE you set
the genuine article
CAUTION guard against imp1sitt n ba partc-
niar to n"tice thai skirts q ne sd ~ DUTLEX' have
the rcd ink stamp VIZ J " R-rdt y Dupfey -
liptic S'eei priugS - upon TIC y. isfbaf d-lu re vhr
EeErine. Ais, notice tfst every b up IS eda.i
pin beng passed thr uE1 ehe g, nice tBa>. ~evefH.
twu or dInbif) ~pri 2, brIiiet sDle-h.T ih-'sIT
which is The secret Of their Gex.rt-Ity nd s. 2 g b ard
a cnmbiHafI6R NOS O., be4ousd ia ans .fhP- skt'-.
For sale in al sto5P~ where FIF~t Cd-~ X % are
sold throughout he Unrssis tss 5nf re tee
Vests ETsdley ? Cry
~ s-Sm % ~Ch,mrrrav 10 s Re-
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
SEWING MACHINES.
SHUTTLE MACHlNEH!
Patented February 14th. 1860.
SALESROOM $50 ~BROADWAY.W NJ.
Y. 252 W.4SHINGTON ST. BOSTON

4 ~ - Oa O0A -
THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely new
principles Of mechanism, possessing many rare and
valuable Improvements, having been examined BY
the most Profound experts, and pronounced to be
Simplicity and Perfection Combined.
IL has a straight needle. perpendicular action
makes the L0Ck or SHUTTLE STITCH. which
will neither RIP or ltAFEt., and is alike on both
sides perf0r ms perfect SEWN on every desert tion
Of material. from Le1ther TO the finest NanSook
Muslin, with cotton, linen or silk tire i, grom the
cOaresJ to the Finest number.
Having neither GAM nor q WHEEL. and the
least possible frietion.jt runs as slnootn as glass,
and is
Emphatically . Wo1seleas Machine
II requires FIFTY PEK UENT less mower to
drive it than any other Machine in tn market. a
girl twelve years Of age can work il steadily with
cut fatigue or injury IL health.
Its strength and Wonderful Simplicity &C con
s'ructiun II ndrrs il almost impossible to get out of
o-der, and Is GUARANTEED by The company 10
give entire satisfaction.
WeresFecifuIIy invite all those who may desire
to supply themse. YES with a superior a tIcie L,
como and examine this unrivalled Machine.
But in more especial manner DO we solicit The
patronage Of
Merchant Tailors, Coset ETaRe
Coach Makers. Cater Filters,
Hoop skirt Manufac. Shoe binders.
turers, Vest and Pantaioon
Shit andbOSOn Max Makers,
ers, Dress Makers.
:lfgtOUS aud ChdritnLie Institutions rtH BE- ti6e
roHy dealt pitb.
Prices of Machine Complete:
No. !, Family Machine, with Hemmer, Teller
and Braider, zoe
No. Small Manufacturing, with Extension
Table 20
No. 3. Large Manufacturing with Extension
Tribe -
No. i, Large Manufacturing, for Leather,
with Rolling Foot and OlCup 100
One ha6 ho,r,s Instruction "a sr6ieieHtto enable any
person to ,rork This NaehiHe to their entire
Satisfaction.
Agents Wanted for ali towns in tEe United States
where Agents are not already established. Also
for Cuba, Mexico, Central and South America, to
whom a liberal discount will be given.
TermsinyariabIy Cash on delivery.
T. j. Macarthur q Co.,
as i3roadNay. New York.
A. & Co. 652 Washington, ST. Boston
10 Ghesthat ST, Pbia.
GEO. FRANZ, Agent,
I02L1 4th. -. Louis, No.
CD tn fS5 14f9L
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27

ERRORS OF Y0lITn.

Genileman who suffered for y0ars from Nerv-
Gus Debility, PremeipTs Decay, and al the effects
OF indgeretion, will tor the sake. sfshfer-
ing homanlty' send Tree to az who need it, the re-
feipe and directions fer making the simrle -smodv
by which he was cured. sufferers wishing t. mr. +
IT BY the advertisers experience can d. q bS ad.
dressing JOHN OGDEN.
A No ID ChesnHs SgsNew York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
NJ k<H 40 "a:
How Lest how RstoI d

Jss, fu1Fa ,sf3 aatv sd 1873 VOTER
CCLVtRN tiL t- lr ., O.
~ 10 -adic 4esTe 90 ul5 m.f "a -
k2zz2AzS SPERMAT RR 4GA me-. v-1k
ness. Involuntary F, afsu Lt>s Z. lm - 6 81 l-a
tai and Physical lneapa CITY. lwlrrus z
age. etc. also C-onsumppor, Ertepst. "a 70 l.
dneed by self-indu.ge5c. cT scXea X T vic4sr-.
Price, in SEALED C|EvtlsI e. crit '@i
The celebrated author, ia thi adini 9s4g.
clearly del6ons;r rats, fr N a thlrty yer, -s.-ss
ful practice that the alurmihg c'n ,qUease~ sl-
abuse way be radiuaily cured without To- danger
Gus use Of internal medicine or The application o.
the knife-pOintiDg out a nude ofeUTe 10 oheesim-
pie. certain, and e~ffectual, by mefns 81 which every
sufferer no matter what bis conditjoh mdybe uay
cure himself eheaply. privately and radgally,
This Lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal in a plain envelope to any ad-
dress, postpaid, on receipts O. six cents, or two post
Office stamps. Also, Dr.. CulverweI's Marriage
Guide, . price IS scents. Address the publishers.
CHAS.J KLINE 4 go.
ttt -t.tIl 127 BOWery. New York,
Post Office box, 4,5s6. It's I2-5
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-12-27
ADlIN1sTRaToR'S NOTICE.


In the ma'ter Of the estate Of Joab A. ThornbuTg.
Whereas the Probate Court in and for Gage County
Nebraska Territory, did on the 23d day OF November, A
D.. 1856, tx and appoint the 2Sih day OF January, A.
d. 1861, as the day for the fnal settlement Of the es-
tate Of Joab A ThornbUTg, late OF said county. de-
ceased. Now, therefore, all persons indebted TO the
said estate will come forward and make immediate
payment. AL creditors Of said estate, AMI all pers-
ons interested therein, are hereby notified to present
their claims against said estate before the Probate court
on OF before The 2Slh dag OF January, a D. 1857, OF
the same will be forever barred.
u is ordered bS said Probate Court that notice OF the
above be published for four consecutive weeks in the
Nebraska Advertiser.
WILLIAM CRAIG,
AE-=-s-4-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-21

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perlitbsn bic Stuts. -"
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prriharrf.
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unisrt Srtrdiipnen auegnaen.
uno lcet frif rsdbt ausasben mGTsn. ssrr a.,
eaf curb mein 9srb6r miti Dem alteu SPonn.
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eeaae ltb ourd bic fausibiir auf BEN Scf pcr
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(6crifssuue 20 st.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-21

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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-05
LiuuOr Gases Decided.

The Supreme Court of the United
States has decided what are known as
the Massachusetts liquor cases. The
laws of that State prohibit the sale of
liquor, while the liquor sellers, under
the Internal Revenue laws Of the Uni
ted States, are required to take out IL
cense Being indicted under the State
law and convicted for violation Oft,
they went up to the Supreme Court on
the plea that license for the United
States was constructive PERMISSION to
sell, and paramount to the State Pro
bibitory law. The point was made and
overruled in the State courts, and the
supreme tribunal of the United States
now affirms the Massachusetts decision.
The prospect of conflict between Fed
eral and State authorities, on which the
liquor dealers had counted, seems to
have disappeared wholly, and the State
is left free to enforce its own statutes.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-05

the name of ga policy" It is the pol
icy of Congress- policy of constitu
tional law against capricious arbitrary
power 1t is easy to plead constitu
tional objections when hostility to a
measure is prejudged. Opposition to
every measure for national preserxa-
ton has pleaded constitutional objec-
tons. The cali of troops to defend
the capital, the relief of our beleagured
Southern forts, the coercing of armed
rebels, the blockading of the Southern
ports, the raising of armies and reve-
nues for the public defense-all have
been assailed as violations of the Con
stitution by the men who will applaud
this veto, and by arguments just as
sound"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-05
RefOrni in England.

The curiosity to learn the details of
the reform bill to be proposed by the
English Government was gratified on
the 18th of March, when Mr.. Gladstone,
in a lengthy speech, explained the de
tails. The bill reduces the qualifications
of county voters from fifty pounds to
fourteen pounds occupancy, and for
boroughs to seven pounds:,rental, and to
dodgers paying ten pounds for apart
ments. The measure will add about
100000 to the present number of vo-
ters. The total number of voters in
England, Wales and Scotland amount
ing in 1864 to 1,128,753, the new bill
(which does not affect Ireland) will in
crease the aggregate number Of voters
in this part of the kingdom to about
100000 in total population of 49,.
100000. The bill deals only with the
franchise, leaving the distribution O.
representation for another session.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-05

re" The Davenporters are paying
dearly for their skating parks. 1t will
be remembered that these parks were
constructed on the river by clearing
away the snow and flooding the ice
with water when it becomes rough
Repeated fioodings and freezings adj
ded to the thickness of the ice, and the
consequence is that it is difficult to
break up. The whole mass, about ten
acres i'll extent, fioated of in body,
lodging on an Island below the city,
and completely blockading the chan
nels. 1t now remains in that condition,
and from present appearances naviga-
ton will open to that city sometime
before the 1st of July. So says Musca-
tine paper.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-05
CRUEL.

There are editors Of papers and 9th
ers in this country who are making an
offort to drag the noble Grant down
from his high position, and compel him
to wallow in the foul cess pool of poll
tics, by nominating him for the Presi-
dency. Gentlemen, in the name of
our honored old chieftain General
Scott, we beg of you to forbear
---he was sacrificed by the foolish
ness of his friends, and we hope Gen
eral Grant win not be called upon to
share his fate.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-05

N The Ohio Senate on the 31st
inst passed, by vote of 20 against 8,
the bill increasing the legal rate of in
terest from six to seven per cent. 1t
also defeated, by one majority, the Ag-
ricultural College bill, postponing the
establishment of the institution, and
allowing the Trustees to receive propo-
sails and report them at the next ses-
sion. The House proceedings were not
i. Of general interest.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-05

: Up then, to the work of restoration
Ito restore to the Republic what the
spoilers have destroyed. Up then to
the work Of restoring the country upon
the Old Constitutional aUIite basis, with
equality of taxatian. and the motto ot
mo North, no South, no East, no West
but our whole country waving to The
breeze Union.
Jerusalem! Did you ever. "An h.
played on harp of thousan string
sperrets of jus men made perfeck.'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-05

Many Philadelphians were badly
, 0hoaxed on sunday by an announce
ment that the President was in that city
In response to an invitation from the
supposed President of Johnson Club.
! They crowded the hotel where the
President was reported to be stopping
r. and fiocked to church which it was sait
he would attend. They recollectet
that it was the first of April when i
was two late.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-05
Cincinnati all Right.

The Union men carried the election
in Cincinnati on the Cd inst, by over
three thousand majority. The City
Council stands % Union to Copper
head. Glorious The Union party
is still splitting to pieces! Hide your
diminutive heads, ye Confederate
Locofocos fti0
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-05
Presidents Proclamation.

President johnson has issued his
proclamation declaring that the rebel
lion is ended, and that the insurrection
which existed in certain States has
been subdued and shall be SO consider
ed henceforth. We will give the mes
sage next week.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-05
Union Gain i'm Columbus.

The Union men made gain in Co
.lumbus on Monday of about SIR hun-
dred. Those nasty radicals, how they
do split up-the treason of Locofocos
will not be forgotten by then.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-04-05

LEGAL TENDER NoTEs.
to recent decision in the Treasury
Department, the separation of a coupon
from two years five per cent. treas
ury note renders such note no longer
a legal tender until interest begins ON
the next succeeding coupon that is at
tached to the note. This separation is
considered such mutilation OF the
note as will make it redeemable by the
Government only at it's par value, with
out interest