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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07
Handkerchief Preachers.

A correspondent Of the christian Re-
fector' says:
| notice in some cases handkerchief
habit in the pulpit, which has led me to
inquire If the use Of .hat very necessary
article is part Of theological training
| notice some ministers take it out Of
their pockets as they do their sermons,
end lay it on the pulpit. Some spread
ii on, ieng,hwise through the middle Of
the Bible; some roll it up aud tuck il
under the Bible come shake il over
their heads some cIinch it in th cir hand
as il they were going to throw it at the
audience; aud some keep crowding it in
their pock''s and pulling it out again,
with nervous movement, as if they did
not know what use TO make of their
hands. | went 10 hear a popular Young
preacher and AZ much as haS OF his ser.
mon was made up Of pocke,'h handkerchief
and the most Of the other half was gold
watch and scraps Of poetry.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07

PEPPGR HAsH.-Six cabbapss. cbop
them; fifty sweet peppers, chop them
after removing the seeds one fourth of a
pound, mustard seed one fourth Of q
pound, aiIspice; salt TO taste. Put in q
jar or tub, mix up well, then add vinegar
enough TO cover all. Sc, in a cool place.
When you want TO use some, take two
quarts, add teacup Of brown sugar, and
let It be heated throuah-not boiled,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07
I0 MAKE SHIRT RosnMs Su1xr

10 MAKE SHIRT BosoMs SHINE
I"k" two ounces Of gum arabic powder,
pu, it into a pitcher and pour on il .
pint or more Of boiling water according
to the strength you deslre,) and then,
having covered it, let it stand all night.
10 the morning pour il carefully from the
dregs, into bottle, cork il. for use. A
table spoonful Of this water stirred in The
pot Of starch that has been made in the
usual manner will give the linen q beauti,.
fuI lustre.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07
NAsnTNGrCN, February 10, 1866.

a vERY learned and compassionate
Judge IN Texas on passing sentence on
John Jones. who had been convicted OF
murder, concluded bis remarks AS fol.
lows:
The fact is, Jones'. ,ha: the cou,, did
rot intend TO order YOU to hs executed
before mex, spring, but the weath ar i. very
cold; orr jail, unfortunately. is IN a very
bad condition; much Of the glass in the
windows is broken; the chimnevs are in
such diIapjdsted state that no fire can
he made 10 render your apartments com
Portable; besides, owing TO the grea,
number OF prisoners, not more than one
blanket can bs allowed to each: to se.p
sound and comfortable, therefore. ia ont
Of the question. In consideration of these
circumstances, and wishing TO lessen vour
sutt~rings as much as possible, the court.
in the exercise Of its humane compa sson.
hereby orders yoalo be executed to nor
row morning, as soon after bres kfast as
may be convenient to the sheriff and
agreeable to you.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07

DEPTu OF SOIL FOR GRAPRs.-It will
do we'll enough to work the soil for foot
or eighteen inches for grapes, where but
few crops are wanted; bot for con,
t'nuance Of many years and many crops,
deep working is as necessary as tho slight
tiIIags for the few crops. The tendency
Of the roofs is downward, and never back
to the surface. II, therefore, the under
soil is hard and raw, the vine must suffer
in consequence. 1t is hence that We see
the many failures Of old vines. These
failures We seldom meet With on aIluvial
or other pervious soils but on the high
clay subsols they are common. This
clay is cold-just the reverse what a
grape soil should he. There should be
suifcien, clay mixed with other matter,
so that the fruit may get the benefit Of
tie clay aud no more. The man who
plants n vine for perpstui,y mus, dig and
trencE ; he must work-and his work
must be according to the time he pro.
poses for Lis tree, for according to that
time will be the extent Of the roots: and
as the extent Of the roots is, so must be
the culture Of the soil.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07

Wesaw boy the other day borrow Q,
stick of candy from comrade to show
him that he could pull il out of bis ear.
He swallowed it, and then twisted him,
self in various ways to extract il, but at
length informed his companion tba, he
had forgotten that part Of the tri.k.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07

A little gi'i cas- lately roproved for
playing ont doors with boys. and inform.
ed that bs'ng seven years old, she WAS
200 big for that now" But with all
Imaginable innocence shs replied -
'Why. grandma, the bigger we grow the
better We like en-" Grandms took time
TO think.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07

"Do you propose to put Ike into store,
Mrs. Partington 7" asked friend.
YES" replied the old lady, "but I'm
pestifsrous to know which. Some tell
ne the wholesome trade is the best, but
| believe the ringtail will be the most bs.
nefcious 10 him"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07

|
shall have bsen committed" Tho s.fo
guards which the experience and visl,;p
! OF ages tauyh, Our :a,hers tn euah ish .s
securities Tor the pto,sc,iou of ,hs limo
cent, III. puuishment of ,be guiI,v and
the eoral administration OF i,.rice a,e m
be set aside. and for The SAKE Of , NOR.
vigorous iuterposiriou in bsh.f of;,.,ics
we are TO take the risk Of the many act.
of IN JUS ice that you'd necessarily follow
from AN almost countless number Of agents
es,sb ISL ed III .yerv Parish or CnmnIy in
nearly third al the Sta,es Of the Union
over whose decisions there is to H., no
supervision or control hy the Federal
Courts The power that would be thus
p aced in the hands OF the presiden, is
such. as in time Of peace. certainly ought
never to be en-, ,rusted To any one man.
IL 1t he asked whe,h"r III. creation of
such tribunal within State i, warran
ed ~ n measure of WAT, the preston
imme eliateIy presents useIt whether we
are still engaged in war. Let us no, I'm
necessarily disturb the com merce and
credit and Industry of the couu,ry. hy
declaring to the American peopls and ,n
the world rha. the Uuiled states Ar. suI!
IN condition OF civil war. At present.
here is no p"rt"f our country in wLich
the sH'h"r'tv Of the United States is dis
pu'-d. Offences that ma9 h- c"mni,red
"y individuals should not work frrferure
Of the rights Il whole communiues. Tn.
country has returned. or ia returning, 10
state OF peace AMI industry. ani the
rebellion Is. IN tact, at an end. The
measure. therefore, seems to hs as incon
>'St-ht win the actual condition Of the
country ~ it Is ~ variance with the Con.
st'tn'ion o' The United States.
~ passing from general considerations.
we examine the bll in Ieta,l, IT is open
to we'ghty objections.
an time oi war, II is emin.n,lv proper
mat we should provide for those who are
'"S',"g suddenly t"om c'nim'on al
'"ndnge TO state oi freedom Br, th's
u" Pr"Poses TO make tie Freedm-ms
bureau. established by the Ac VI lSG5,
ono o' 'h my great ani esuaordm"rN
n"'"ty measures |" suppress f"'m'ds
"'s .s"e','on' permanent branch Of the
P"o'ic Adm'""u't 't'on. with ns powers
greatly enlarged. have no reason t"
suppose a"d DO not understand It 10 h"
~''eeu' 'hAt me Act q! March. 1868 has
proven den i'-n' Tor the purpose t"r which
" passed "'th""gh ut that time. aud for
c'nS"er"o'e p-r"d 'h-re.'ter, the Gov
''""' =" W" on"e' States rem 'inrd
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07

States The idea IN VIII ,,h m. sI,yas
were assisted 10 f.sd,m w,s ,h., 49,,
becomiu. free ,hev wo,IJ Ls n saIf.,
tanning popuI.,iou' Anv Ia,,sla,;6, tho,
shall inplv that thew are no, .xnec,sd IN
attain a self sus,a;p;r, co,,,,,irn ,,s,
have tendency in;,rious alike to ,heir
character and ib.i, p,osnac,e
Tn. apn,inm.n, of IN a,.n,, for ovo,,
County and Parish will cr.,,s AN i'm
meuse patronage and ihe eynausa ,f tbs
numerous officers and their clerks in bs
appoin'ed hv the Prps,der,. will La qrea,
in the beginning. with tendency .,eadi
~ to increase. The appropri,,ions askeI
hv the Freedmen. 9nr4an a. now .st,b
Gshed. for the wear 1866 amount n,o&lI,
745 600. Ii NAV b. safely estimated
,ha, tho cost to be incurred under the
pending hill will reopire double ,h., a
urpun,-mo,e than tn. entire sum .xnen
deh in any one wear under the admins.
,ra,ion Of the second Adams. If ,h.p,e.
ence Of ay.nrs in every p,r;sh and C,ur
iy is to I've considered as. war measure
opposition, or even resistance mi,,h, h..
provoked 80 mat. To pItIpt Ia "A
Jurisdiction. troops wnuid bav. To hs 81,
toned within reach of eyerv one of ,hem.
and thus A LARGE standing fare, h. ron
dsr.d necessary. Larps apnrnn,i,,inns
would. rhrrefnre. be re1lired TO sustain
and ,"fnrc- military inrIs lIction in every
Cnunrv or Parish from the Potomac To
the lilo Graud.. The condirion of our
fiscal If ,irs is encuurayiny. hut in o,d,r
TO sustain the present measure of puhl'c
cuufi-uca. il is necessary tha, we pr,c,ic.
not merely customary economy. hut As
Ear ss . ,>sihl., severe ,e,r.nrhman,
IT, addition To the ob-clions already
stated. the lifth section of the hill promo
20 take away land from rs form.r
owners with. NJ anv Ieral proceedings h.
i"g first had. contrary to ,h., provision
of the Constitution which declares tha,
40 person shall "he deprived of life, liner
" or properly, without du. process or
law" 1t does not appear that par, Of
the Isnd to hirh ,h,s section refers NAV
not T.. % ned by minors or n.,so,s NJ
uusornd mind. or hv those who hav.
he.r. airhfu t" all their Obligations ~
ciizsns OF the United Stses Ifany por
tons OF the land is held Jy such persons
!, is moi competent fnr anv anrhnrtv to
deprive th.u' Of 1t II. on the other hand
II ne found that the property is Liable 70
co"h'ca'i"n, even then it cannot he appro
priAted t" public purposes until. iv due
process Of law, it shall have been declar
ed i"rf-i'ed to the Government.
There is su'l further "hj.r,ion to The
till, on grounds seriously affecting the
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07

II loafer aud "a gallon Of wbiskey Il
sitting side by side, which will be drunk
irsli
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07

Why is q lady Of fashion like q sue,
cessful spor,,mani Because she bags
the hair.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07

A yankee has just taught ducks 10
swim in hot water with such succsss that
they lay boiled eggs.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07

a French newspaper says only ,hrss Of
It's subscribers are bald. and th ey are In,
arrears for subscription.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-07

At twilight every ben becomes roos
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

ne W.4aeff4
rt-lfe - sH1 b4
Ssft wHfts aiHa SIS ha19
sns -r BfUIf
~ ~ olirt ra4 la.feasf urr
lresf Z rvenf-i eer HCa ilE e. uDriA sr
spriug Skirt for r. rai- re
wfffiuriF
Niz~e anG - frf Lafife fhfr s-a III rf" tat
Thry a5n Fef3 std SIX Nkf ffr -isrls i
Ia viii PIE efve he per ~ aff --srE A.
where three ~ frrl alat ckfft WI hF tf
thrown ASIDE - mel -fte Hep- arc ve1tEl
dou0ie afd Mist To- III rel ar0 DE fof a r,fs are.
ou.y d nbie p nes tuLtUlre Z fcrb 81 c-reF
preventinE tienl from Nea-lu4 oGt 4nen drE-
doE u -tnps. sfalss. Nc
The paSlex Gllpio isa efe1 aalufe Vinalu
ladies and j. nniver.sIy ectmmerdfd ~ al De-
FaSl g. fsbie Msgfzlnes IS he etanaard sEit % r.
Fashionable word,
t. eujoy The ftifeFme iaestima6le savaB srs 2
Crin0iine. viz uperieHqntli Pc feet msHuiacm
siyii-h shape anil dnisb dexbiiiiy dursbiHHy. 90
fort aud ecenuuy enquire tori " Braqlfy DIS
Elliptic or Doabie Sprius skirt and be sHFe JstF
the Penuine aFtiele
niari TO nafice that skirts oaesed ~ eDUPLEk" hm
the red ink STANG VIZ W Bradl IS DpptHA
lipiic Sfeef prines p mon fhe ~ isfbIrd- n,ue@i
are genuine. Aisan4tics ufat every hoop viii 81
a pin being passed thringH me centre tins reveilF
tie iva f0r doab y spri g braided together ihe1t
a c. mbihation net "a be fSa1d in any nrher skirt.
For sale in ali stn-es where FIRST Class skusE
sold hrougboTtth Uniset States and elsewhere.
AanufaCu. ed b. the soIe owners - the paPHh,
WeBts. Bradley & Cary,
If-3-3m 81 Chambers a Is & 81 ReSdc SIs.. 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29


eft k,sn on It's fsoe tbc stamp q an honest bu-
.ine.s franraetion and We doubt not that the list
eatronFNW speedily raach the numoer required
= rrcuro I'D eary distribunont -Easton IA
Sorrnai, August lt 1889.
~Ths plan Il a good ono, and the inducements
aneoualied. No distribution guausntees more ge-
alaf satislsetion than this one end ID is 10 wonder
tks propis p~atrohise it-DaHsviNe(N N. H)Adyerti-
aThs ubPriotors Of a Great Matinee IN New
Yerk Oft. Ecmises cash and other ind6cemon5s
. anonrh - bst every body crazy after a ticket for
forfnne. Everybody, al conrse, eannot win, bat
aomebo&r must, aud the lucky one will make a for
. nane- C~arEana Mich. Amsrican. Aug 3 1868.
aWeEre not partial 10 90 called Gift Enterprises,
Aecauso macy Of them are gotten up on false or
failaciofs spccoiaHons but when. as "a the pres
nnt iustaRse, the re APP oarfa sonpd basis. aud when
tha charaNero me parties engaged. andthe dG{Nnp-
fIan ~ nj taRp prescott ehiisisctofy nducementSB me
nunic. We catn Teruse 10 wish the distribution tan
saosssE-Harrsn lOhisl consiifHton.
z .sf - en- add 70 thom > banus Of $50 COO. OF q nice
Rau1a * faFm. Who's harmciby The expenditure. A
rorrsne en- alghl a. Uorlt rieklng The stamps r0r.-
8Bi1lng Gal rfegrePA-
sraiut uesrt nerer won far ladF," ana q lucky hit
vii no1a inab up lh The worid, THIS Is the consider
ahdsn thnt ua1ces people 10 "tgy their luck" and we
hspa fhe - eai man may win" .the enterprise appears
rsr,a AZ t,ramisos strict lntoerity OF distribution an
far ~ tuperviaon ~ = chosen Misunderstanding Qf
ApplelQe fwis > Crcsceaf. Aus. u 1865.
~ 800
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME E. F. TnoRSToS. the great English
Astrologist, Clairvoyan, and Psychometrician ,wbo
hasastonished the scientific classes of the Old world
has now located herteif at Hudson, n. Y. Maian,
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers Of sec
ond sight, as 70 enable her to import krowledge
Of the greatest Importance to the single or married
Of either sex. While ia a state Of trance, she de
iineates the very features Of the person you are to
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power knnWn as The Psyehonotrope. guarantees t.
producca hfe-like p.erure Of the future husband OF
wife 81 theapplcant, together with date of mar
fringe. pQsitiO9 in life. leading traits Of character
&c. This Is no humbug, rs thousands Of Iestimo
mails can assert. She will SO d, hen desired. s
certified certificate, or written guarantee, that tbe
picture is what it purports 70 be-. BY enclosing .
smallloek Ofhair, and stating place Of birth, AZ
disposinOn and completion. and enclosing 81 cent,
and stampe envelope ADDRESSED TO yourself, yoi
will receive the picture and desired Information by
return mail. All communication sacred crnfden-
iial ADDRESS, in confidence, MADAME E. F.
TA0RNTON, o. B0x223, Hudson, Ny.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

Nancy Freel. Caroline Bradley. Tkomls Be-
Wislian Ross Robert Rpss, Joseph Rec. Sa1z
Ross, James Ross, JOIN Ross, aud Genrxe RossE
take notice that A. Ritter as Admin ,tratord1l
estate Of SaEsueI Ross deceased au6 late Of Nea5
County, has hle1 bis petiti0a iB tie Probate Co.
OF said Nemaha Countyt the object and prsga
which Is for q license to sell the North West sr'
ter Of the South WesEdaarfsr, Of Ssesibn Rhfg
three fS3i Township four "a. of Range ssyenrz
ll1b situated % NelHaha County, Nebraska d.
Tit0ry also. Eve ages Gmberea land sitaaisd /,
Richardson C0dnty, lands os which The said Siur.
Ross deceased seized That ssd4atidoa wilEs
for hearing on
The 24lh day of December A. DuiS6i
at the Probate Court Room IN the city Of BmH.
Vile G.. W. FAiRBROTHER,
NOF.1st 1853 Probate jade
81 81 1850
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
navy PnISl0GN0MY,

on signs OF CHARACTER "a mahIle fs
through Temperament and Externsi Forms ami e.
pe,isiIy in The .Hum5n Face Divine " One eieuant
voisme, with nearly $40 pages-atd T. tGiIhlstr a,iops
BY 5. n Wells. EJlIor Psychological Journal Price
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New histsgIe my Is eminenfiy pre- ical ful y
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speak ala languages S. whether blacSs blue browne or
hazel. In q like masnee. cheeks. heck ear<. hsnd-,
feet, walk. voice, laugh, etc. arc shown ~ be .ssens
u character"
In NJ other work Is 50 much light thrown uyo1 the
char acfeT sno de-iiny Of Mankind as IN this or The dis
fiu3Uve traiiy Of nsfians aud tribes - clearly pHnfed
ant. Portraits of distinguished persOnS q sICieut and
modefR times with bioarsphirat kstche~ ami aeiinea-
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tsrs Surgeon, Discove ers- Actors. Mnsicist $. etc.
are fneludeI II l. an Encyclopedias" 81 biography,
acqaaiutiug The reader with th5 career and character
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InIIuS Cesar. Skakespear, Washington, Eapolpon,
Franklin. Bancroft Bryant. LpnEfeihsw, Irving. Rosa
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Bolivar, wh4ieiy, Thackersy. Dow Knox. Rickeiieu,
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MaaFtey. Mil. Spencer. ThoInpson Guthrie Aiexan-
der. and hundreds o. others. U7AGENTs WAsTED.
Books sent 81 retsrs Poff o. szPresss on receipt Of
Prizes. a1H
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
FREE TO EVERYBODY!
TO HEALTH ARD BEAUTY


Il teaches how toner owe Tan, Frees. Pimples
Bioiches, Moth Patches, Sallow ness. Erapfion<a ind
aliimpurities ct the skin how to enamel the sh IN
leaving il white and cleEr as olabaster how t.
produce the fullest develop ment Of tile female form
ms p~racticed BY the french, causing lbe bust to
grow ruuad and fuli, and IL the form has hem lost
BY padding, laciDg or MateFnity. .estoring it to
more than lie original fulness, frmness aud befaiy.
il teaches how % reduce the size Of the hands aEd
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superauoua hair Cure Corns, WOrts, and Moles
renew your age: cure Drunkness, Catarrh, Dys-
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BERGER, SHFTTS& Co. Chemists.
34-Bn 285 River Street Troy. NY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken n hy fhe updersigneSs living about 3 T.
miles above Brownviilc. IN Eemaha County. Ne
braska Territory. on The 18th day Of June, 1866.
One black on dark brown Horse. about 6fteen hsnds
high about seven years old, right hind foot white
up 10 tho pasture joints small saddle mark on top
Of w~eatheFs, = fsE white hairs under left Eye,
hoavy name. JACOB BREWER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
CHASTELAR'S
WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL.

For Improving and 9 Identifying The CunplxioH
The most valuable and perfett preparation IN ~
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kindly healing the same. leaving the skin whiI.
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I cd by the closest scrutiny, and being avegetabh
pro ~,aration is perfectly harmless. Il Is the Rnl,
article az the kind used by the French, and rpu
sidered by The PaTisiana rs Indispensable toa perfre'
toilet Upwards If 80 .t0G battles were sold during
the past year, n sufficient guarantee # it, cficac
Price only Is cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, at
receipt Of m orderly
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists.
s4-6m 2S5 River ST. Troy, NY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
M

The advertiser. having been restored ia health j.
a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after havin-
suffered FOR several years with u severe tang alfer
ton. and that dread disease. Consumption lis anx
ious 10 nuke known 10 his fellow-suiTereTS th,
means Of cure.
TO an who desire IL. he viii send a copy Of ths
prescription used free &C charge. with The direc-
tions Cor preparing and using The same, which they
will end a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
ohitls, Coughs, Cold and all Throat and Lung AZ
~feetions. The only object Of the advertiser in SEN
ding the Prescription is 90 benefit the afflicted, ana
spread information which be eonceives Is be Invai-
liable, and he hopes every sufferer viii try his rom
ady, rs it will cost them nothing, and mTy prove 8
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE by returI
mail will please addres
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
|. -L Williamsbnrg. kinss Co. New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
bun TRUE.

Every young lsdyand gentleman il the United
Statos can hear something very much to their I'D
vantage ny return mail free Of charge by address
ing the undersigned. Those having fears Of being
hum6uged TiACblige by not noticing this card
All orders will please address their ubcdient servant
TH0S. F. CHAPMAN,
q, So Broadway, New Aork.
s. n. p. 23-Iv
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
.PROB4TE NOTICE.

Noticeis hereby given that application has bsa'
made by " iiiam Crig. 70 be appreciated Adnias
traitor With tbe Eiil-anHexed 90 the Estate Of Jad
Thorpburg late 81 tiage County NehrasItr dcssas
and thata hearing on saidhppIfelfina wff De- hh
On THURSDAY The 22d dav IF NSvsmbsf
next attic n'eBeck a "a. al nv Ell in Baafs.
Nebraska Territory.
~barrf-
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
.LBE T0WLE.

& - ALBEgTT9WLE.
Pfebs1e julie
I'll nsreiy ordered thar thc absve nnsiee b q
liShed 10 The NebTaska AdTruiscr tor trree ss
dive weeks. Ua3og4 r
fr ALBERT TOwLE,
LA- tProbateAds~
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
Agents Wanted!

$40 A DAY Easy MADE $40
By selling EngrAvinss, Card Photographs aud
Stationary Our Stationary Packets xeelisafl 9th
cTs each Package contains paps r.. Envelopes. Pens
fene1ls, DC, ana jewelry worth = duilara az reiaii---
Frice only so Cents we wifi send Agents 100
o13tlonary Packages and a Silver Watch wsrth Sl7
&c also publish splendid Steel EOgraV ings and
Portraits, Lithngraph Prats, DC, very pnpuiar and
saieaoie. VIII send a fnc assortment Of 100 FOX
$1,000 that viii realize fsty dollars, or a ten dollar
Joe hat will sell for Thirty lollarS ar aver. VIII
send a sample lot for Five Dollars that will sell for
fifteen Dollars.
Send stamp for Catalogue, Terms, &c.
HASKINS & CO.,
FEB. 4lSss l-y % BsskmRa Street. Y. p.