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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
ROekDOrt and Che Railroad.

As we have been heretofore somewhat
puzzled TO ascertain the views of The
.4fckisOn County Journal on The railroad
prospect east and west, we are even
please3 70 read its last weeks issue, al
though ROckPOr, seems in il to be Al
Gibson county. Il sums up the situation
thusIy:
"Tbe Mississippi & Missouri River
Air Line Railroad company. H. Davis,
President-ths other, the Alexandra g.
Nebraska CRY Railroad company, Z.
Prau B0ell, President. The only DIFF
ference there can possibly be between
the TWO ROADS is the termInus at this end
the former crossing the Missouri river
at Brownville. Neb., and forming a juno
tion with the PecIfC rail-cad al Fort
Kearney; the later. 10 cross at Nebras-
kn city and thence west to form a juno
zion with The Pacific railroad. In either
inStance RockpoTt priH be made a point on
Che line so that zoe haze buf little interest
as TO 1cho builds tie road"
Il seems TO Us that The "li,tle interest"
manifested by the author Of the above is
plainly indicated by the article. Is il a
matter Of "little interest" 10 Rockport to
be upon the most direct line between the
Atlantic and Pacific, so little" that it
would favor-as It has done-lhe line
proposing a detour Of thirty miles north
Of an air line connection with the Paci.
nc? Is it a matter of "lIille interest"
10 AtchisOn county whether a railroad
bridge shall eventually cross the Mis-
souri, river al some point ia its bounds or
whether it shall cross in Iowa Is il a
matter Of ''little interest," to The people
along The proposed road, Gr the company,
whether it cross thrO0gh The most dense
ly populated district Of Nebraska which
is untouched by any grant of lands for
railroad purpOse9 or whether the road
shall run out Of IFS course 10 pass through
a more ihinly populated section already
stripped Of its odd sections for the benefit
Of another road7
These questions seem to US Of sufici-
emf "interest'' ever TO cause an effort
east Of US to push the road in this direc.
iiJn, and we feel easy SO far as that is
concerned, and only mention these points
10 enlighten our friends across the way.
The Journal urges united acuOn; this
a only be secured by working on the
line whose aim is direct for its object and
which is stricking for the natural advan.
tsges which offer along lis route. The
most direct line from San Francisco to
Philadelphia and New York viii, within
twenty years, be the great and leading
RAILROAD between The two oceans, and
railroad companies know this too veil 10
miss the chance, or circle around over the
country to take a mOmen,ary advantage
now.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
JoHN I. EDITOR.
GOyernOr's Message.

On our first page will be found Gov.
Buller's Message TO the special Session
Of the Legislature nov convened at On
aha. The Message is an able one both
for the brevi,y and force with which II
treats The many points made in the call
asd It's earnest, Jealous one with which
iturges action for the general welfare.
h is a document which will stand com
parison with any, aud IS wei calculated
10 give Nebraska q gOnd start on tie
path Of prosperity ard greatness.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
LEGIsLATIYE
rec
OMAHA. May is, 2. P. N.
SENATE.

Senate called to order BY Hon. Mills
S. Reeves.
Hon. j. E. Doom, of Cass. elected
President pro tenn /; L L HOlbrOok, Of
Cas-, Secretary pro ten.
Messrs. Davis, Rogers and Reeves
were appointed a committee on creden.
lials, who reported the following Senators
entitled TO seats i:
Dakota. Dixon, Cedar and L'Eauqui-
court-H Baird.
Washington, Burt and Cuming-J T
Davis.
Cass. Lancaster. Saunders, Seward
and Saline E Doom.
Kearney- - Freeman.
Doug!as-Isaac S. Hascall.
Pawnee, johnson, Gage and Jones
o. Holden.
Nemaha-T J Majors.
Douglass n H Patrick.
Richardson-W A Presson.
Oioe-Mills S. Reeves.
Sarpy and DODGE H Rogers.
Cass--Lawson Sheldon.
Otoe-W w Wardell.
Judge | S Hascall then administered
the oath of Office to the Senators,
Senate proceeded 10 a permanent or
g~anization by the election Of the follow
ing permanent officers
President, Ell Rogers; Chief Clerk,
L L HolbFOok; Assistant Clerk, Seth
Robinson; Sergeant alarms, D w Nc
Kinnon f; Doorkeeper. E K Caldwell /;
Pages, Alvin Kennard and Albert Par
maiee Chaplain, Jesse L. Fort.
A committee was then appointed TO
inform the House of the permanent or.
ganization Of The Senate.
Messrs. Presson, Reeves and Doom
were appointed a committee on rules of
the Senate and joint rules of the two
houses.
Senator Doom read for the information
of the Senate a resolution relative to
public printing, which he gave notice he
shonld offer tomorrow.
Senate adjourned TIL 8 o'clock to-mor-
row morning.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

We learn from the While Cloud Chief
Of the l6th that on the llih a.mau by
the name Of Duke. a grocery keeper
nea the mouth Of the Big Tarkio, on
the Missouri side below RulO, started for
the later place, with a sum Of money 10
paya debt, and had not beenseeR o., heard
Of since. The horse which ne rode was
found hilched near the river, and The sup
position is that he has been murdered
for bis money and his body thrown into
The Missouri river. This is probably the
same Duke who bought out Deery last
fall and run the grocery for . short time
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
Administrators Sale OF Real Estae

In pursuance Of an order os the Probate Court
Of Nemaha c Cunty, State Of Nebraska, granted on
the I4th day q JANUARY, 1867, We VIII offer for
sale at public auction,
On Saturday The S,h day Of June, 1867.
at one o'clock p. m. Of said day upon the premises
tie following described Real Estate, situated IN
the County Of Nemsba, StateF0f Nebraska, to-W1t;
Fifteen u.s. acres of Of the North East corner OF
I lie North West quarter Of Section tWenty-eight
(2s j, in Township six co., North Of Range 10,
East.
Terms Of sale, cash in hand.
JANE g. COMBS, Administrative and
MONROE J. COMBS, Administrator
Of the estate Of Jefferson l.. Combs, deceased.
BrownVilIe, Neb. May 10Th, AID. 1861. So 3tS1
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

which tEg Senate adjourned to its own
hall.
Kelly offered a resolution that the Ju-
dietary COMMITTEES inquire what legisla-
lion is necessary 10 regulate cases of
original jurisdiction in the Supreme Court
relating to revenue, m%andemus, quo war
anio, habeas corpus and im~peachments.
Harvey gave notice of a bill 10 author
ize The Civ Council of Nebraska City TO
issue bonds in aid Of a street fund for
said city.
House adjourned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
Fgfass of John P. Baklr. deceased.

Notice is hereby given that the Probate Court Of
Nemaha County State Of Nebraska, has appolnIea
October l4th, November 18th, and December sthi
1867 st ten o'clock a. ~. Of said days,ss the times
for examining and allowing claims against the
estate Of John p. Baker, deceased. Said examina-
ton to be before the Court at the Court room N
BroWnville. All claims not presented for allow
anee on or bernrs Dscembsr 9ta 1851 shall be
forever barred.
Dated, hay 18th 1857.
GEO. ". FATRBR0THER,
Probate Judge.
P. COURsEY RICHARDSON,
Administrator. 30 4tSs
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
TO CONSERVATIVES.

E-The Undersigned having been restored to
Health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, afr
ter having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, aud that dread disease, Cousunption-is
anxious to make known 70 his feileW-sufferers the
means of cure.
20 al who desire il, he viii send a copy Of the pre-
scripIou used free Of charge,) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they win
fnda SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTH-
MA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of the
advertiser 10 sending the Prescription is 60 benefit
The afflicted, aHe spread information which be con
,eives to be Invaluable, ana be hopes every sufferer
Eiltry hisremedy as it viii cost them nothing and
nay prove a blessing.
'arties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARDA WILSON,
sally Williamsburg .KingsCo. New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

Notice is hereby given that All persons 10
Division 8 Collection District Of Nebraska. who
have failed to comply with SestioC Oashuudred
and sixty (I60) Of US. Internal Revenue Law
requiring all persons OF lawful age TO render a list
or return % the Assistant Assessor Of the Division
in which they reside, Of their Income, Profits or
business. Unless such list be returned Tithinte tea
DAYS from. date hereof, they viii Be dealt With aC-
cord ing to the provisions Of said law. Also, al
persons who have received Iacome Blanks viii prop
erly Gil AMI return the same to my Oifse within
ten days, ar it viii become my duty O. estimate
their iGcome, according 10 the best Information I
can obtain and add thereto a penalty Of25 per cent
on the amount
BrownYille. Nebraska, May /. 1857.
SMITH T.. FUTILE,
Assistant Assessor.
OHr, o-rr re- n--- Cs,ra
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

New York dates Of The 18th say that
Speaker Collar has expressed the opin-
ion that there would be no meeting of
Congress in July. and further that this is
the opinion Of Boutwell,, Ashley, Butler,
Williams, and OthersOf the House.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
HOUSE.


House called TO order by Hon. George
Grow.
J S Bowen elected Chief Clerk aud
w R Smith, Assistant Clerk. pro TEN
Messrs. Fuller. Crow, Kelly, Crawford
and Woodwork were appointed a com
mittee on the credentials of new mem
bers. The following is a complete list
Of The members of The House of Repre-
seniatives:
Richardson's T Hole - Duerfeldl,
J w Dewesse and = Collins.
Pawnee-John R Butler.
Gage and Jones-O!iver Townsend.
Nemaha-Wm Daily. Geo Grow, Louis
Waldier and c f Haywood.
Otoe-Augustus f Harvey, VIM Hick-
lin, = Anderson, John 3 Bennett and G
w Sroat.
Cass-W F Chaplin, D Cole, A B
Fuller aud I WiIes.
Johnson-George Tucker.
Lancasier-John Cadmau.
Clay. Lancaster. Seward and Saunders
e l. Clark.
Saline, Butler, Lincoln and Kearney
WIN Baker.
SarPy--A w Trumble, George n
Crawford.
Douglas-Dan S Parmelee, G w
Frost, NJ Durham. J NJ Woolworth and
] T Griffin.
Dodge-B Beebee.
Plaue-John E Kelley.
Plate, Hall, Buffalo and Merrick-
John Wallichs.
Washington-Dean Sluder and John
A Unthank.
Bart and Cumming-Austin Rockwell
Dakota-James Pre- stOn.
Dakota. Dixon. Cedar and L'Eauqui.
court-Henry Morton.
Dixon, Cedar and L'Eauquicourt--O
w ,BaIizIey.
The House then proceeded to a per.
manent organization by the election Of
the following officers:
Speaker. w F Chaplin; Chief Clerk,
J S Bowen; Assistant Clerk, w Smi b;
Engrossipg Clerk o TB Williams; En-
rolling Clerk, Matthew Clark; Sergeant
at Arms, d Latoo; Doorkeeper, E L
Clark; Pages, Chas. Crawford and Chas
Hunt; Chaplain, D R Duncan; JanitOr,
E Judson.
A committee, consisting of Harvey.
Griffin. Daily, CadInan aud Crow, was
appointed on rules of the House and
jUini rules OF the two houses.
House adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

On Friday the 1Ath day Of June, 1867, bet Eeeu
the hours Of ~ o'clock NJ and 4 o'clock D. m I
viii Offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash in
hand at The residence Of u. T.. Cranmsr. lying 4
miles West of BroWnFille, in Nemaha COuasV Ne
bTaska, csc stray Steer, described as follows Red
and white, branded with figure 10 % the hack Of
TIE fore shoulder, marked with crop, slit and IN
derbit in left ear, crop of Of right ear. Supposed
to be four years old. Taken up by q. T.. Graz usr,
and DOW IN bis possession. Appraised at $50.
- Ste 2. y. nUGHES.J P.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

in Whitney's Block. We believe this IS
the frst instance on record where a man
from Brown7iIle has been y probably
murdered for his money. we Y ex-
pecs 10 record another.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
STATEOF NEw-YGRE
Bity and Bounty of SeW-lOrk.
BHARLES J.

STATEOF NEW-IGRE
Bity and Bounty of Sew-Iork.l
BHARLES J.
MARTIN, President. and JOHN MCGEE. Sscreta-
r.. of the Home Inauraneo Bonpauy, being sever
ally and duty sworn, depose aud say and each for
himself says, that the foregoing is a true an1 cor
rect statenent yf the affairs Of the BOrporasion and
thai they are the above q escribsd ofi;ss thereof.
CHARLES ]. MARTIF, President.
JOHN MCGEE. Secretary
Subscribed and sgOfn 70 bsfaFs ne this Twenty
third day Of January, As d. 1881.
Thos. F GO0DRIB . Notary Public
JOHN L. CARSON. Agent.
BFoWnvIje, Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
Total Loses. claims auI Liabilities slH,sJ4 55

The greatest amount insured on any ore risk is
rs eco dollars, but will not as q general ruld exceed
10 $50 6rIlars
The company has no general rule as TO the
amount allowed to be insured in any city, town,
village or block being governed in this matter, ia
each cs5e by the general character Of buildings
width Of streets facilities fO1 putting out fires,
certified copy ofthe charter or Act o. IDoor-
porati on as amended, accompanied 8 p~reYious
s ratemcnt
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

Gentry county, NO., has voted to the
ars, railroad that IS constructed through
The northern tier Of counties in No., the
aum Of $4,000 in bonds to aid lls con.
strucion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
R. A. STEWART J..

On Friday the 18th day Of June, 1861 between
will offer for sale 10 tee highest bidder fox cash IN
hand al the residence Of Joseph A Beard, living 2
miles South Of Browavilie, NemAha County, Ne
b'aska, one stray Cow, described as follows Rel
and white spotted, cropof II the left ear, slope cf
now il his possession Appraised at $50
50 SIS r. v. HUGHES, J.P
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Eerv-
Gus Debility, Premature Decay and al the effects
Of youthful indiseretiOn viii, for tie sake Of SUI
fering humanity, send free to all who need is the
receipt and directions for making the sim le rem
edy by which be was cured. Sufferers wishing TO
profit BY the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing in perfect condd nee
JOHN B, OGDEN,
34lyP - Ceder Street, New York
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

Notice is hereby given that on the Sta day Of
June 1857 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ 1 will sell at public
auction, at the house Of John Hanna, in Bedford
Precinct, Nemaha County. Nebraska, one red Steer,
about four years old. Taken up as an Estray b.
John Hanna on the 25ta day Of October, 1865 and
reported by him as such.
s2-5te R. A. STEWART up.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

On Thursday 9Th Of June 1857 viii sci! az
public auction at the residence Of George 0ens,
II l-2 miles West OF BrOBnEille ,one steer, tax q
as an estrsy on he I9th day Of E~avenber ,Is6s.
Said IT or is about 4 y ars old. eIor, red, bush Of
tail white, rad has 0 crop Of Of both Ears.
"a BARNARD OTENS,J .P.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
Sale of Stray Stock.

On Thursday the Oh day Of June, at 2 o'el,ck
p. IN / viii offer for sale, for cash, to the high 81
bidder on the premises of Edward Simpson, one
mile North of Longs Bridge, Douglas Pre- iuct.
Nemaha County, Nebraska, One stray Steer, red.
with white face. Appraised at SS5. Taken up by
Edward Simpson and now ia mis- possession.
NM. HANSIF0RD. J. P.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
NOTICE OF ~aTTaCHMENT.

NUIIJE OF HIIdCI19HL9F4'
&c. Thompson, plaintiff
vs.
Charles Libby, defendent.
Wherein 1 have fled my afilavit aud q bond
sufficient and an attachment before George W.
DE song Ex-CficiO Justice Of the peace in and for
johnson County, Eeb raska, Teturnabie may, the
18Th 1867, you not being found 10 the County
/ hereby notify you said Charles hjby defendant
that If Won do not appear be ore Geo. W. belong,
al MS oHee In Tscam,eh, JOAN iOi County, State
OF Nebraska.
On The 9th day OF July, A. D. 1867, al
one O'clock pm. judgment will be rendered sgainst
you for the sun OF fifteen dollars AMI fifty three
eedts demage and cost.
Nay, the 18TH 1867.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
Assets.

G9.
Cash IN Continual National Bank IT. $2O1,s5 81
Amt Cash in o s.. Trust Company, n. T.. 25u5 Sc
{. = in handsO4 Agents 1880 81
I" {" ia U s. ReSiatered and Coupon
Stock 1881, M4rEst valve S2On 457 50
--I.ssI 2s7 p
Missouri State bonds s per cent
Market value. is 700 90
Amt N. c. bis, 6p. c n V. TOO %
Tenn. BIDS. 6 p. c. m y. IT 60 20
" Wis. BIDS, s p, mr. v 2S,sO0. %
g HIS state BIDS, s p c. m. v. x 400 %
Z" Rhode Island BIDS 8 p. c. N A 90 so %
Cal. state Ok'' p. C. '. 81 Vo9oo
"N. !. City central bonds m y.5s ea5 90
'tQaeens County bd msr VaIue25,OO 90
q KIchmaud County. DDS nv. %, 90 90
Totai 4Is.1 90
Bank Stock I22 $40 90
- L.ans on BIDS and Mortgages
beng frstlien Of record Oh un-
incumbersd real estate, worth
ct least S2.l72 400, rate Of inter
est 6 & Z Pr,et. So3,z42 %
Loans on Stocks aud Bonds, payable
on demend, the market valus Of securities
pledged, at IeastS2O5,I49 I64 ,OO0 "
Amount Of Steamer Magnet and
Wreckiag APPARATUS IS ,4o3 "a
Amount of Governmont Stamps, 2s4 a
Miscellaneous items IT,. 52y496 70
Amount due for premiums on Policies
issued at O5ice Fire, Inland & MIrinel 19,447 q
Ano0Dt Receivable tor Poemiums on
Marine and Inland Navigation Risks &c $3.50 81
Interest due on LIST January, 1865 1855 OF
Total 1855, 1893 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
Uct1ce OF Assistant Assessor.

Natural Leaf. Fine Cut, Grape juice and Nav,
~ Tohsc a.at SWAN Il BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
F0R SALR

a pair Of heavy Farm Hrscs "a pair q vel sDn
Mules a pair Black. well matched Pslis4 ai''
horse wagon new a light Spring Waggn, .EfHl
a Set each carriage and wagon Earne.. .asaI
Apply 10 Z. ". FUkAS
April I0th 1867 23-3t
FOR KON-RETENTiON or INCONTlNEsCs
Of Crime, irritation, inatmlt on OF uleeEiio1 =
the bladder. o. kidneys, diseases Of che Fm'ha
glands, stone III the bladder, calculus, gave, =
brick dust deposit, and al diseases Of the ola4lA
kidneys and dropsicial swelling.
EsE hgLNB0LDs FErID EXTRACT BCcHr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

SENATE, May 17th.-Doom, on leave,
presented a bll; for an act to require the
Secretary of State TO contract for certain
printing. Read first and second time.
HasealI, on leave, presented a bill to
transfer suits at law and in chancery,
prosecutions, judgments, DEGREES and pro.
ceedIngs 10 the courts IF she Territory
Of Nebraska 10 The courts of The State
Of Nebraska. Read first time.
Majors offered a resolution that the
Senate convene hereafter a 8 a. m. Ad-
opted. !
Senate then adjourned to the Hall Of
Representatives to hear the Covenants
Message; sf:er which repaired TO their
Own hall and adjourned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

HOUSE,, May l7lh.-Commitiee on
rules reported rules The las, House. A.
dOp,ed.
A committe was then appointed to act
with a committee on the part Of the Sem
ate to inform the Governor that the Leg
islature was ready to receive bus Mes
sage.
WOODWORK offered a resolution that
the Judiciary Committee inquire what
Legislation is necessary to transfer from
The Territorisl courts the records, causes
and matters therein to the Stale courts.
Speaker announced the following two
Of the Standing Commitleess
Privileges and Eecti0ns.-Daily, Kel.
ly, Grifen and Crawford.
JndieiaTg.-KelIy. Unthank. Wool
worth, Fuller and Frost.
Gov. Butler then delivered bis Message
to the two Houses in joint session, after
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
Free to Everybody.

Large s pp. Circular, Fving ini'rn
greatest importance to the young q boih 'sA. .-tas
i teaches how the homsiy maybeeome oe
despised respected, and ne forsaken Loved al
No young lady or gentleman should fah F"
Address, and receive a copy postpaid, By Fs
o- Truy. 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
8 q for Rags.


PERU ,NEBRsEA, April IS 1857.
All persons nre warned not 20 purchase Csrss'
esJe q Deposit No. 646a. lssued By the SiaU "a
wings Association 81 st Lcuis. No.. fr Che Isou-
and Dollars. Depasitsd5 y 2 ~. tireen. OreaE
lst. 1865 and Payable TO Up. Buriiek. SAL
CeTiifcate having bgeu lest
THOs ". GREEy,
J.P. BCRDlCK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

Bor restoring hair upon bald heads Crom whatever
cause it NAV have fallen OUT aud fore ug a growth OF
hatF upon The face, il has NJ equal. u viii force the
beard TO grow upon the suo0gkest fac ia rom the five
% eight weefs or hair upon bald heads in from tws
to tbrse mon lbs. n few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that tbereis nothing atwift tUTCe oT hasten
the grBwth Of he haiT Ct beard their assertions are
false. as thousands Of living Witnesses (frum tbeIr own
experienced can bear witness But many viii say now
are we 10 distinguish the geBTine from the spurious ?
II certainly Is dah uit, as nine t~ntbs ST the aIfeT ent
Preparations sdverUIsel for tie hair ana beard are en-.
tireIy w@OTIhiess and you may have ALREADY thrown
away large amvunis in Their purrh4se To Sucn We
w0uideay, try he R para5Or Csppiiis IL viii Gust you
nothing unless il fully comes up % our represeI tatlons
IfyOuT Druggist does not keep IT,, send oBe dolIds AMI
We will forward It past paid. together with a receipt
for the money. Whith wIiiha returned you on apptica-
tIon, providing entire satisfaction Is BOT Eiven.
Address. W l. CLARK, & CO Chemists.
feB 20 y No West FayeJee St Syracuse n 7
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

HelOdeOns and Cabinet Organ,
We are now prepared 70 deliger
this city, Princes Celebrated Meods~
and Cabinet Organs at Factory Pres
This is the best opportunity ever ye, :
ferred. 10 this section, to become Dos,s
sed Of one Of ibsse superior iaslrUme,,
GEO. ". HILL s Co
dafboTIzei dsnb
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
Liabilities.

Amt Of loses adjusted, unpaid Mons
" " incurred and in pro-
cess Of adjustment 266, 1874 SIS
Amt. divds due and unpaid $50 90
Amt # dividends either cash
or scrip, declared but not due none
Aunt of all other existing claims
against the Company none
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
Insurance Co. OfNew York.
CaDlta1-

The CapitaIOf said Company actually paid
up in cash is 5000, 90
The surplus on the Is. day Of jan
ruary 1861, 1877, 454, %
Total amount Of Capital aud Surplus ss,s77 ,I54,2
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

H~ELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT Prc--
pleasant ia taste and oatr, free frsm a. !
proprieties. and immeiiafo il is arfieg l'
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
SaLE OF an ESFRAY STEER.

Notice Is hereby given hat on the Sixth dav
Of June 1861, at 10 o'clock p. IA, I will sell &C pub
lie auction. ~ the residence Of John Hanna in
Bedford Precinct, Nemaba COanty, Nebraska, enc
red Steel shout four years Old, taken up BY John
Hanna on the 18th day Of October 1856, and repor
ted BY aim as such.
2. A. STEWART, J.P.
April z6th 1867 81 st
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
DiseoIution of Copartnership.
Estate of Jane A. Gaudy. deceased.

Notice is hereby given that the Probate Court
Of Namsba County N bra-ka, has appointed Non
a. June letI 1851. at ten o'clock a. M, as the
t N Tor examining and a ] wing the final account
I William Chambers administrator OF the Estate
u jane A. Gaudy deceased said hearing to take
pI sec 4 - The c, nj rOom in Brownviiie.
WI. A. CHAMBERS, e. w. FAlRBR0TREY,
Administrators. 343t Probate Judge
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

Deans, Hoaiuy, Mssl, Potatoes. Poar -
u " AN 3 BR648F5t
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
NURSERY STOCK FORsNTPO
RARGAEEs. Al

By the recent dissolution 81 partner7sin
BuTchess & Co., the renains Of Tbe Eur~
BrownViIs falls into my hands. visa ~
The ground upen which the nursery va
this sprng, Glithe Stock remaiuing viii i $50
unprecedented bargains. It consists m..a
Grapes, CurTanfs Go0sberIies and BiaeEbsa
April, 1st 1857 2s-5t r. ~. FURvaS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

HEBMB0EDss ExTRACT BUcH0rI"5
Rose Wash cures secret and delicate H.
their stages, az little expense, htls d
in diet, = Inconvenience and 40 ezn,.-aa. a
pleasant il taste ard olors immediate +. "a
and fee fFomal injurioas properfes
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
Abstract or Assessment

For Nemaha County, Nebraska. for
the wear 1867:
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
keparator Capilli.
CAPHLT.

Throw aw az your false f~rizzes, your switch s your wig
Destructive II TUmfort, ana not worth dg
Come aged. come youthful, clue ugiy aud fair,
4 Ia rnini-a b r.rr unrn inrnrIanr h.fr
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

TAKE no MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE REMiDIE3 for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Use HelmboId's Attract BUehu aId In
proved Rose Wash.