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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10
INV ORLEANS DIRECTORY

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GRAY y NORRIS, ,,r,.,>-
Ih0kN nlLk & Ny ny i tIrPTy
~ l. IN NJ, E'ht - g g 90
W A. ~ I !, - - I,f ~
AIKEN & RANEY,
MOSES GREENWOOD ~ SUN
J. r. POWELL, ,,
= FALLS & co.
ErUFIJ,N THOMAS.
VA p CRFFNA BROS.
Al'-''7>'-, ~ -, ,,...b,,nts
Cotton fdctof' an" 'o"'"''SN'o' - -,
~ L,,S>t ~, { = PihVnATI.
IHTnSI,Y & TIAI SMITH.
GtaMiag,
c. b. GENlN,
+. l.. PIERSON y co
/. w. LYONS,
ROBERT III Mn, .,err,,y. APT
GARTHNAllE,LhN II 81 L " An 1
Bo0gs s Shoes,
j. HENRY & co.
~ 81 ~ l,,r l'it.,I N
crew. y cups
:. c. HlChE1,
xxs4as aud Furnishing Goods,
y NTOODY
..;o, pr,7y.s and Groceries.
r PRrDHOMME.
GEO. 7 kOlNS Y co
xn.f4fter
= JILL
4eo4eco Ds"'''" an" ''"''''S'''"
SOUTHERLIN, WARREN X 60,
CLIFFORD. WALSH 4 co.
MAYER BROTHERS,
n4sigs
JAS. GONEGAL;
u. ~ -'o''i'A'7>)-''
holesalc GToccrs,
G.LYONt n co.
GEO. G. GARNER,
i II CARTER.
GRIFFIN x PORCH,
HITE x MtRDOCk.
EDWARD THOMPSON " ".
j. NJ. STONE n co.
ARTHUR STONE ~ ".
hperte1 and DRY Goods,
LEVI. MILLER & co
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GARD.

WE HAVE REVIVED THE OLDFIRM OF
LEWIS & STU ART,
have transferred business from 20 Canal
bet to the TULANE BUILDING 81 and 30 CAMP
Brett. where we are prepared to supply our OLD
nds and all new ones WHO may favor us with 0
with complete assortment of
CLOTHING, TRUNKS,
FURNISHING GOODS, ETC,
wholesale and retail at reasonable prices.
WIN LEWIS.
CGARTHWAITE,
WIN STUART
NARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STUART
GO, Duane Street, New York.
10 lsdlm.
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IT was founded in Is32-has a Charte from
state as a permanent Institution, under the direct
of Board of Trustees appointed by the LegisLtu
and is authorized to confer degrees, diplomas etc
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EDUCATIONAL
WANTED.

A teacher competent to instruct classes n 80
ematics Good wages and perma1eht ~ sl.u So ~
can be had Apply TO the undersigned a' inc sun
merville Institute c.rHpTGHT
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Miss. ,%ssass
|CE JOHs%s
; at Law. M
Cour $ q o., NJ
les Of Kfnp
j the Uni, e
usiaess 70
ngton. D. q
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Garas

h to his ras
orner Of Sd
ed to attend
IONS perfu.
manner, At
entire set q
later a new Y
isfaction innl
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FoREEGNITRMs.

King Victor Emmanuels morganatic
wife is dead. 1t is said he was refused
on account of his personal ughness' py
several ladies whom he would have mar
ried legally, and so, in sort OF spite
morganatically married this woman, VINO
was the daughter OF drum-malor IN his
army. She is said TO have been an ex-
crlIent woman, and capable adviser, and
the King feels her loss deeply. She
leaves a son and daughter, on whom have
been bestowed the title of Count and
Countess.
The young King of Bavaria has met
with a severe disappointment. lie was
engaged to be married to the daughter
of the ex-Duke of Modena, and would
have become possessed of very large
fortune. The recognition Of the King
dom Of Italy by Babaria has induced the
father Of the fance to break of the
match.
+ The English revenue for 1863 was
nearly $3.50, 100000.
The London correspondent OF the New
York Tribune says that at the latlo they
are burning coal in Great Britain with
the annual increase, that the entire stock
within 900 feet of the surface will he
exhausted in seventy years.
VI. Guizot is said to have recently re-
marked to one of his personal friends
who is now a member Of Napoleon's cab,
met Il advise you not to evacuatt
Rome, but to get away as soon as posi-
e. bic from Mexico, and never TO invade
Belgium " Much dissatisfaction exists
in government circles in regard to TIN
Mexican expedition, and a recent articl
by NJ. FORBADE, in the Revue des Deu!
Mond9s, fully corroborates this state Q
feeling.
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h known genli
ad business v
d Canton, Mis-
Hon. WIN. I
G. NJ. Bars
IS Hon. La
on. II. L. jag
o. - Union s
j. X. Powsi
A. j. Giles
NJ. Avery, As (
|ington city,
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etc. a perfect course Do
Misunderstanding all commercial calcu' -
Lectures on commercial law %
The above constitutes the commercial course
English-grammatical course ~
Euglish-full course, not limited 10y
| French % 10 10
| Spanish ~ ~
| German 90 80
Greek 20 9
| Algebra " ~
! Teachers course in penmanship ~,
| A life ticket in all the departments 3W
/ n B-A student having paid for n course III I
branch as above Is entitled to Life Ticket in I
department. He can attend such branches as ne n
desire q.
STATIONERY for commercial course =,
Stationery for penmanship
Dft - a Diploma from this College is passpor
ali commercial communities. Students can oeg
| any time. e ,-,-
| do Book keeping, three to i've weeks; do. do I
, mercial COURSE, six to twelve weeks; do do. Ere
/ or Spanish twelve to twenty weeks-but lessons
I moi limited in any branch. All former students
invited to review their studies free of charge
The South must NOW educate her sons PRACTICE
if she would develop her vast resources OF wea
which are much more numerous thah those oil
I'll r. -oo -. -.
ring the current year Parents can make liberal
| ditiops for their sons if they apply soon Those
! The country can board with good families spea
/ English French, Spanish or German, at go u
| per month IL, - 4.
$1,000 or 5000 annually, is the best fortune par
can give their sons. AS the College mas oeeh II
cessful operation for more than-a quarter OF a .
nv and the practical plan here pursued received
unanimous Communications of the press ana Ofs
community and several thousands OF It's 10
students are now in business IN TINS CITY ana
l the country. il is kee1ned useless to go INTO a
tended explanation 81 the plan Oh ine'i's0i tne
tuition. a., - -,
So lar as known, not one OF the many thous
" | of former students is now out oil employment
so far as known not one N a Thousand OF nose
hove heen sept for years to Europe or the \ ori
o1al;fed on returning home to enter a bus
bouse although thousands of dollars have beer
nended on his education. word TO the wi
- The city is now healthy. Persons from l2
years of age attend such branches as they may
By having a special Professor for each br
three fOurths OF the students time Is saSea
who have entirely neglected their edecatiOn 10
past wears can here be prepared for any sltuatl
business. whether as BOOk-keePer, Mercna
I Clerk in from three to six months Inc Ag
tural and Mechanical departments win oe .
as authorized by the Charter, as soon as su
Professors are secured to take charge OF
Nothing is now much needed IN tne sou
scientific education in these departments OF
n trv which produce the wealth OF the country.
u dents intended for this College should bring
circular or speeiai directions as ever winter
we are temnorarv establishments opened. Youn
dents should put their funds IN the hands O.
and strangers are invited TO call. College
Poom Ne.Z RUFUS DOLBEAR, p
AGENTS:
SHANNON, HAMILTON CO. who :
40. troduce by letter young gentlemen desiring sc
me. The Aohy Springs Reporter win copy, ab
the amount Of go, % and send hA1 70 = Dolos'
an led3m.
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hing, Mis- h,..'
I.lefsh. ni y.
| Gh~nceFyst
rts of the m
IS OF BINDS
|r, q so 10 tn =.
=, s,h Disiriss
purchase ano
d for taxes. M
|Pips "''e''N ovS
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Ellis /
vicea to the 81 Z
,n Ianch sss'ss..a
|iention 70
Erpr es $. 80
..uiuu.ss''
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o. B. GRAHAM & CO.,
I39. .Gravier Street.--------1Ss
Between Camp and st. Charles,
Importer" of foreign and Domestic Dry

AGENTS for the York Street Flax Spinning Com.
nanS Of Belfast respectfully call the attention OF
tL rada ~ ther very extensive stock now in store
and arrivnr by first vessels from Europe, consist
Ing OF the following: Irish Linen, Pillow Case
Linen. Linen Sheeting, Drawer Linen, Linen SHIRT
Checks. Planters Linen, White and Brown Linen
Nettings Linen Cambria Handkerehieiss Printed
T;nen. Long Lawns White Lawns, Printed Lawns
namask In niece Damask Cloths. Napkins and
Ta1aIs Dieps,rs Brown and Bleached Hnckanuek-
nTsll;naas backs Hollands Burlaps Bob6lnets
| Sc Gusiins Tape Checks Union and lotion
| 1hecks. Gingllams, Tartan Checks WInsey
TnrkS gsSh- I'd etc etc. jan27dly
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pIeINESS DIRECTORY
OF THE
rsV,Y OF IA l. II = % = .
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See Advertisements la the Clarion
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r,- T,a,,,,+7,eD+ .--.--.--.-.--1 30
l, llli i = - tnTar+-,'cnt -.--.-2 90
- ~ - ~; r., RIanches Mathematics 1880 3 90
D LSSsi's ,Ii'' ! ndTin,r ....--. IL GO
PAYABLE in specie or its equivalent, at the emu 81
aocb month. Newton Miss. Jan l9d&w1m
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Water 81

w hter Gl
"A.
Is, and thOs
the sale I'D
id all artisisI
Also viii E|
Ills, at loves
receipt Of v
commission \
y lower, tlE
Sep
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FEATHER BUSTERS.
STTIRES CELEBRATED FLANORlNG
EXTRACTS OF ALL KINDS.

EXTRACTS OF ALL KINDS.
COAL OIL AND COAL OIL LAMPS all
varieties.
yerv fine Liquors for Medical Purposes.
Gum. Catheters and Bouges, Pessaues'
N,ppleI shields, Breast pumps,
svringes-alI kinds, Nursing bottles
SpecuImus and Stehoscopes'
Aiso large and well selected assortment OF
Patent Medicines
NoIen,s Cod Liver Gil
Qucru's Cod Liver Oil Jeily'
And Winchestcr's Genuine
EEyDophosphntcs of Lime and soda.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
r,,.s,-,y,ont of SCHOOL BOOKS, such as are used
by all tho schools in this city.
A great variety Of very superior
/ STATIONERY, VISITING CARDS,
! PLAYING CARDS, ARNOLD'S GENUINE
/ WRITING FLUID, STEEL PENS
FINE BRANDIES WINES AND
LIQUORS.
Photograph Albums, very handsome
and Ladies' POrt-foIios'
Pocket Books Port Moniess
Ladies Purses, Pocket hnlVes
! - pAzoRS from the FIRST enters in the world
besides iunumerable articles which we cannot par
I ticularIze. 1T .roat oore fror
the hest MAJ kets by connoisseur In me pu7'ura
nd can and will be sold upon the most advantaseou
/ terms to the pure hasers, for cash %, H. ~,
The Prescription department VIII DC "H4'' "
Calls for medicines will receive prompt atte1t,o
day and night
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TERMs-pnyaBIc in Advances

Penmanship-lessons not limited Z
Observation-Disclosures and Single Entry,
etc, perfect course D
misunderstanding all commercial calcu.
Lectures on commercial law z
The above constitutes the commercial course.
Fnplish-grammatical course
Euglish-full course not limited l0
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J y. DA \ lei
= with the firm OF Robinson Co. and would be geu
IN see his friends the patrons of the ate hrin o
Thomas s. Daniel. 80 -
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The Philadelphia water-works pump
Cd 10, 967 500, ia gallons of water du-
ring the year 1868. The highest mum
Der of gallons per day was IN june TO-
wit-39, OS6, 344,
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IL. l. 81
e CO.,
NIerehas
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ARK
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:s:;p, S 1Ss
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

"GoT TEE BLurs".-How often do
we hear this complaint made. The reason
generally ascribed is that sOmelh ing has
gone wrong. but if you viii question the
patient in regard 10 health, habits. &C..
you will very often find that indigestion
il the prime cause. the intimacy Of the
brain and stomach is very close. and
nothing SO sours the feelings and
disposition as dyspepsia. II is a singular
ia CT tlat most suicides. are dyspeplics-
If our nOurishment is properly digested,
the brain is free and unOpressed, and
will solve our troubles. pointing out
sunshine ahead and incIining Us to look
on the bright side of life /; thus j. is Our
duly 70 guard against this monster
indiges,iOn-and we know of nothing so
potent to assist digestion as Goes
Dysp psia Cure. Il h,s car d come very
bad cases Of dyspepeil tf ever ten or
fifteen years standing.
For sale at Coed Samaritan Drug Store
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03
MASTERS SALE OF LAND.

Notice Is hereby given thnt ] will ofer for sale
at public aucii n, ~ he front door of Hoad
ley'> IlaIl IN the CITY sf ~IrOwnviIle .Nem9ha Caun-
~ Nebraska.
On the 2Sh day Of May. A. D 1866
81 me o'clock p. N. u c fOiE wing real estate. to-
wit:
The Nor,h2west quarter Of Section II in Town
ship s North at Range Is East. containing I60
scres situated in the said County of Nemaha.s The
above will be said by virtue IF = decree and an or
DIR If safe from the rhsneery of the District Court
of Nemaha County Nebraska Territory. and 10 me
directd as special Master in the ease wherein
Henry Harmon yadministrafor e the Estate Of John
y. Laurent is plaintiff aud the unknown heirs Of
Francis PUIigR=i, jasIcr A. Ware and Barbara A.
SynanaiFe are defendants.
Given under my band this 12th day Of April,
1856. w. g. GLAGOW.
SInE 2oSt Sheriff aud Speeial Master.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03
TRENCH BLOWS.

? We have the exclu sive right to the manuflcture
and saie Of these PlnWs in this Territory and adj
j,lning counties Of Missouri, and intend to supply
ali demands so far as Practicable.
IL is conceded by all who have tested the LeepeF
4 Kidder CultivatOr, that il is superior to ali
others in the following respects:
LIST. The plOWman can rils easier and plOS with
less labor.
2nd. Any person who can drive a team can man
&c il.
81. Crooked roWn Of corn are plowsd as easily
and thoroughly as straight ones, the plOWman sit
ting so as to observe the corn, aud see il the work
Is well done.
4th. 1t is guided bya perfectly natural and easy
foot motiO-, and does uot cramp or tire the plOw-
man.
sth. The pillow, while in motion, is moved with
perfect ease.
9th. The shovels may be adjusted TO any depth,
and any desired space between them is easily OBJ
tained.
It'll. It has adjustable shields to prevent young
corn from being covered.
9Th, Ills admirably adapted to plOWingin small
grain.
Every cultivstOr is we'll made, Of good material,
and warranted to do coed work.
We refer to the following named persons, who
last year bought and used the cultiyetOF manufac-
tured by Morgan & Mead, in AtehisOn county, Mis-
souri,, to- wit:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03
Fire and Tornado insurance q

Fire and Tornado Insurance Co,
From the statement of the Fire and
Tornado Insurance Company in another
crlumn. Il will be seen that Geo. w
Hill s. Co., are Agents for this county
We are now prepared to insure against
Fire. lightning or Tornado. in city OF
country: Our Company takes only safe
risks. and therefore can insure at a very
small per cent. defyine competition IL
This respect, or in the prompt payment o!
its losses. As in the case of Mr.. Cog
dill. You may BIZ burnt cltan ouI. Will,
but a few dollars fer a policy in this Com.
@Pany will place yeu all right should such
an accidt Mt happen
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03
The Ladies' Frlend.-Among III,

The Ladies' FFlend.-AmOng the
embellishments for May are the fine
aggressive picture, THE Return Of the
Swallows, "a snowy. picturesque and
tasteful Fss lin Pla e, comprising cos
tunes for riding aid ou,her lively, OUt
door anu emenls; the wood:cut Glover.
bObs illustrating The story "HOw
DR.. Rounder Lea! his Boys" and 1.-THE
Bird. Lover" accompanied bya pleasing
sketch. The patterns for dress are
unusually captivating. An Evening
Bodice, a Promenade Jacket with Hood.
a Morning Dress, an Evening Toilette,
an Embroidered Apron. Hats, Caps and
Head.d!esses patterns for Knitting,
Crochet, &c. are among Them. The stories
are as usual varied and excellent. Una
Lea contributes Brave Heart of a Wo.
man Emile Lester Leigh Life SaddesI
Loss" Tracy Towne The lively sketch
mo Pains. No Gains" August Bell the
quaint and charming story Behind a
Sofa;' Mrs M. f. Ames "Why he Be-
came GOVERNOR" and Emma B. Ripley
The conclusion of the interesting story
of +" ZiIlah." Then there are poems by
Florence Percy. PhiIa H. Case, Mrs.
Anne Sears Fiske, and in conclusion,
editorials, hook no j es receipts and
fashions,
Price $3.50 a year 2 copies 81 90;
s copies (and one grdtis) SIC. Wheeler &
wilson S celebrated &Ting machines are
furnished as premiums Single numbers
for sale BY The news dealers.
Address Ceacon & Peterson, 3l9
WalGu Street, Philadr lphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

Just rec, ived az G.. Deuser's Stove
and Tin Slere a large aid well selected
stock of Cook Stoves, viz: Charter Oak
Bucks Peerles. and The Celebrated
Hearth Stove also. a superior stock OF
elevated Oven Sruyes. The most complete
patterns ever offered in this market -
Also. cast Teakitlles. Washboilers, Skill.
lets aud Lids. A choice lot Of Indiana
Wagon Timber, such as Yokes. Fellows
Avels. Toungs. Wagon Bows. Plow
Handles. sc sc He also keeps on hand
a superior stock Of Sligo aud Tyrone
Horse Shes aud Nail, Ok Shoes and
Nails. Plow Steel for la &c aud sn,al
Plows ; set, Springs, Buggy Axis. Iron
and Wooden PumP>. Ali Tor sale cheaT
for cash. 1921
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

Bishop OarksOn'S visitation
BISHOP ClarksOn. the new Bishop of Me-
trsska, will Consecrate 81. Johns
Church. Nemaha Ciiya on Sunday. May
6tb. 10 The Worship OF Almighty God,
according 10 the Rites of the ProtextenI
Episcopal Church /; aud will also, admin
istsr the Apostolic Rile of COpfrmsr'on.
On Monday evening following he wi
open, with appropriate services, the new
Hall IN this City.
A collection will be taken up at bOlh
places.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

School KOtIce.-Tbe Directors Of
he BrOwnviIle City District have made
Arrangement with Mr.. S. O. DanfoFth
to open School for One Quarter. com.
mencing on Monday next.
MI. DanfOrih has employed Miss
Anna NJ. Kmesides and Miss Eliza NJ.
Reade as Assi.iants.
Terms Of TUITION same as last quatler,
half Of tuition perSchoIar 10 be paid OuI
Of the Public Funds, for those belonging
In the District. 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

Photograph GaIIery.-For good
pictures. Photographs or AmbrOrypes.
call at A. & nj. Stafofd's Rooms above
the Post Office. We are prepared 10 do
the best Of work IN the shortest possible
time, and on as reasonable terms as any
ia the West. Give u.s. call. Examine
our%yOtk. W. insure satisfaction
We Ia all sorts &c pictures,
or every style Of faces.
Both Photographs and AmbrOtypeS,
In plain or fancy ca ses.
A & nj. STAFFORD.
3l.ts BrouvnviiIe, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

FIre.-We learn thai. on last Sunday
night. rhe residence Of Uncle Dan Cog.
drll. living abou, three miles northwest
OF tlls coy va D. rn.d Ia The ground
wi.h all bl> iurrrDrt and wearing ap-
rarei Ma clue IS gwen as To how u
caught fire. Thus Is a heavy blow to the
odd mau. AID W. arr P'eascd !" e"y thar
ar cuiz a. as wtli a., has ue,gl.bars
have done something towards givn.g hun
a fresh start.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

Gentleman BOVine.-Many Of our
citizens are juztnow canyasslng the pro-
priety Of purchasing a Beau for the
Cows owned in this cry. We learn thai
r. A. Siewart. of Bedford Precinct. has
a splendid blooded animal which he i.
de-irOus Of selling. Somebody start q
subscription well go SIS for that object.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03
New Post Omee.-Through

New Post O@ee.-ThrOugh the
efforts of r. A. Stewart and others liv.
ing on he Big Muddy. in Bedford Bed
ford Precil c., a new poet { flee has teer
established IA der Il,e-usm- of Shsrman.
The mat 81 this ,fice hss b~en much
fen in thai section. which is rapidly SET
ting up. as they have hsre,ofOIe had Il
90 FIVE miles across the line into Rich.
ardsOn county for the II n.all.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

GambrinOuS.--The genuine For
t, Guy Lager Beer" always on hand al
Chaales Theunert's Gambrinus; this
Beer'is known 20 be the best aud Leai'h
lest ever brought 20 this Town.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03
CONSUMPTIVE

The advertiser, having been restored to health IN
a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with a severe lung afec
ton. and that dread diseases Consumption is anx-
ious 70 make known 10 his fellow sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire IL, be win send a copy of the
prescription used free Cf chargel. with the direc-
tions for preparing AMI using the same, which they
will fud q sure cure for COn.umption,A Asthma, BrOn-
chfIIS. Coughs, Cold end all Throat aSd Lung At
~fe,tions. The only object at the u ivertiIeE in sem
ding The Prescription is 90 benefit the afflicted, an
spread i~pfutmaiion which he c,'nceives IL be lnval-
uabie, and be hopes every sufferer will try his rom
ady. as il will Gust them nothing, and M prove a
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE by return
mail will please addres
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WiIin Nh. hn..- Elnr. Co New YnIk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

Stations seem 70 be very scarce ar-
tIcle h~ereabOuls. this season. Last sea-
son at least thirty were advertised in this
county ; this season. 90 fer. but O A
fortune is waiting here for the OWne Of
q Gne, blOOded animal. and our farmers
are anxious to pay it over. Come righ.
along!
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

See the New Advertisements, esFee-
Tally that Of the Circus. which COMES
with a full troop of TIE besl ,rain, d ans.
mails and actors IA Ihe Union.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

For Sale !-Eigh'y Acres of Valua,
biz Lands. bf. Sc. ar, 81, 6, l4-Wnh.
in 10 miles of Rrownv'lle and nrar Glen
Rick ; water, stone aud rmle or on it. Al
a bargain! Enquire at This fife. It
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

aimei Lime!l-Ihave now and will
Constantly keep on hand enough Lime 10
supply the market, al MY kln ON The
Nemaha a. Longs Bridge.
S2-f HENRY HARMON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03
Post Once Hears.

Opens, 80, a m. closes 3, .. m
Eastern Mai closes at s o'clock y m
Northern Mail closes $50, p. m
Western Mail closes, Monday, 1880. a m
A. ID. MARsH, p. NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03
Spring and summer CIOathlng.

-Seemau g. EFhiich, Of the Cincinnati
Branch Clelhlng House, have just re-
ceived q splendid stock Of Spring ard
SOmmer Clo,hirg Hats CAPS. Bools aud
Shors. Their stock of Gents Furnish
ipg Goods is the best a,sorlmtnl EVER
brought to thls market. Being a Branch
House Of The largest Manufacturing E
adjustments in Cincinnati, their facilities
f0s selling good cheap are unexcelled -
All they ask 20 prove this is fair trial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

Springle & Mcr5e,son have had lave
ly the best supply of Log. and are turn
ING out the best lumber as well as The
choicest supply of Flour in The Market
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

Vim. ii. McCreery, OF the CITY
Drug Store, has yela large stock Of Wall
Paper aud Window Shades of every
variety,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

Twenty-Five dollars for twenty-five
cents, one bOlcIe of LiOn's Csme1, VIII
repair anything broken. Try il on any
tADg. To be found al the
GOOD SAMARITAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03
me Cllr BreKerT aying zen :,

Tie City Brewery, aving bern re-
Gently Z, 6tttd and extended, is now pre-
pared 10 supply any aad all demand for
Beer hat nay be made. This Beer Is
winning deserved ssme wherever q Is
drank, and telne sent for from abroad.
Skinner s BRIEGEL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

Double Shovel Flows, Hay Rakes, ana
Other Farming Implements at Swan &
Bros Grocery aud Provision Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

100 Sacks XXX st. Louis Flour !
just received. per Steamer Kate K-ar
usy. THEO. HILL & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

II you van a glass Of nice Lager
Beer, 60 10 The Gambrinus.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-03

Farmers, Attention Evan WOr-
hing Is Ag,nl for the Quaker Mower.
New Yuk t,ubined Reaper ard Mower
BUcLcy, Col %iya'or, and Pnt'> B'fnlo
Tbrashbs Machines. Samples AN Gr
Seen JUS b..ov Phil. DtuseI's Variety
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