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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23

HELMBOLD,S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and Vigor 60 the frame aBd bloch 70 ths paid cheek.
l. accompanied By many aiafning symp-
toms, and If no trsatmentis Submitted %, eoRsump-
zion, insanity or spilsptie 6a epaus.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-23
Land For Sale.

Once over City Drug Store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21
THE PRESIDENT IN BOSTON.

English Report Of Mr. JobBson's Reception
and Relations TO New MISUNDERSTANDING
seward Noticed to Some Extent" Conn.,
DENTAL" Communication Of the Presidents
Feelinas-How the Puritan "Christians -
behaved.
Boston June 26) Correspondence Of London Times.l
The visit Of Preadent Johnson TO this city was
speculation and curiosity. The express T DUR.
pose Of his journey was 10 assist at the
Johnson himself being one OF the fraternity. When
the city authorities found that he had accepted the in
vitstion Of the Masons they sent . request that he
President readily consented Then the STATE suthorI
ties considered that IL would DO becoming in them
TO let tho chief magistrate visit Boston without any
coenition on their part and they ted late In the
day, 70 get share OF him. Thus these three bodies
e": %nS ssa sg a. .ns no.
always, apparently, have they carried their amabe
rivalry with the most loving feeling towards each other
since they we're the nrst 10 ask him. but the city and
the state have contrved 10 steal much OF
naby succeeded each day in wearing him out ana
making him fAn TO withdraw 10 his own room a. soon
~ he could make the harbor OF the hotel
The Of the Wait has been, think, surprise
every concerned The antagonism between Pros.
ident Johnsons policy and New England IDEAS has besn
great heretofore 70 render very friendly relations
almost impossible. II snywhsrs In the country the
President might naturally expect 70 IND bitter and
as 1 believe every cleo was, when on Saturday
afternoon tens OF Thousands Of persons turned
eonfdcs when state that the Presden, was not more
surprised than affected ~ his reception and that no
has since had cause 10 acquire genuine respcrt for
the people Who while totally dsapproving many
OF his later public acts, yet shower every
mark Of hospitality and kindness him during the
time he Is their guest II may be aid that the Amer
can people were sure to treat him thus because OF
the general beray OF their nature, thor hospitality
and forth but These stormy times Party feeling
yet high 10 ruin regulations and sever tho
dearest friends; aud answer for II that very few
here anticipated favorable greeting for the President
A. II Ia, the republicans, a. class, excepting those
whose Official positions compelled them 70 put
aside private feelings and society m whole have not
taken any part In the ceremonias OF the last few daya
TDsr saan0' 10 az real minging Of New Esglasa Pgs'
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HouDAr ON CHANGE LONDON, July 2o--Noon. =
To-day being recognized as holiday on the Stock
Exchange, no business Is being transacted.
fas LIVERPOOL Co1ToS Market -LIvKRPoor, July 90
, r H--cotton firm, at l0ssd. for middling uplands
and l0xd. for mddling Oreana
LEvERrooL BRxADsruyrs MARKEr-LrERrooL, July
20-Breadsus remain unchanged since noon, whom the
report was:-Corn, asa Cd. for new. Wheat, lbs. Sd
Cor white California Barley S. Oats a. Peas 40s Cd
LIvmPooL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LIvERPooI, July 20
p M-Pork, 73a Cd Beef. laos Lard, AGA Bacon,
k2a &c. Cheese. 56G
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-LTvERrooL, July 20
So Mn the produce market tallow has declined 3D.
end b quoted 1t ASS 3D. Pot ashes, 31s. Rosin-
common 7s nns la Spirits OF turpentine, 3ls. Pc
troieum-spiris, 3D.; standard white, II. Sd Clover
sesd, Ais
LONDON MARxxm-LosDoS, July 20, 3P. Mo IL
Dutch standard sugar 25s 3D. Scotch pig iron, 53s ;
liuseed cakes GO 10s Calcutta nseed 6Ss Cd linseed
oil. k4l los whale oil, f32; sperm oil, fl22.
TIE PETROLEUM MARxEr.-LoSDoS, July 20.--Pero-
lsum closed ct Antwerp last evening ct 42x francs for
standard white.
Marine Intelligence.
GLASGOW, July 30.-The steamship ST. David from
Quebec, arrived at this port this morning.
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steamboats,, with broad and long hurricane decks, and
spendit cabins on deck have been placed the river
oft"enn mere aud Cologne came up from toblontz
one them yesterday, and in common with every one
else on board experienced an additional pleasure aud
we're s ~ from us elegance and com orr Inc boats
~n ne inc English dag Is CARR on their prows
rol!lsail, speaking Miyence, which is with the
excepaon OF Ldxembug the strongest fortified town in
uermAav, occupies to-day precisely the same position
,o"an RUSSIA that Luxembourg did two months ago.
siadt il was during the existence Of the Ger
manic Con'efefaton, . federal fortress, occupied
Ssvo, troops the esrron just before .ns war
same number Of Austrian troops When the coniedera-
ton was broken up although Prussia did not claim 10
annex TINS portion OF the duchy OF Darmstadt to her
territory she STILL as in tho OF Luxemburg claimed
ths right Of garrisonog the fortress with Prussaa
She has no right hero than she had Of Luxsm-
oars rue people OF havence detest tho prussians,
whom they look upon as inrudsrs and invaders upon
tner SOIL Prussia however, does not pay much atten
ton 70 their complaints and instead OF Withdrawing has
strengthened the garrison since tho war to twelve
tnoussnd men, and evidently intends remaining hero
and making Mayence her great stronghold.
The guss from I.u1emourg and the war material arc
brought over here and the Notifications about the town
are being rendered stronger daily.
In ums OF war the garrison would consist Of thirty
penina he walls OF the Fortress stand the assault OF two
hundred thousand
Although SO near tho French frontier and no. In
80 favorable position as monaco TO france IuKem
burg Mayeuce will afford Prussia very important adj
vantages in case Of with France. France would
fortress and now that the Luxembourg question has been
settled, what IA to prevent Mayence question from
arising whenever France shall feel disposed and pre-
pared TO raise III
When it ia raised il will mean war. France, IL she
opens th question. will not do till che is better pre-
pared 10 back up her demands than she the
OF Luxombarg and Prussia having yielded in tho latter
means TO hold on with bulldog tenacity 70 Mayonco.
Tho "Msyence question" theu may in all likelihood
be the one which will be made the pretext for trial OF
arms which will perhaps settle the various 9th
which lie at tho root OF the dnerencss between Fcaucs
and Prussia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
MaxlMllIAN'S DEATH.

t"t ChuTCu A-uTty OI NhcKhcO lkcSpOu8lDIes
According to the ind6psndInc Beige OF July g.
ing the French government preparing the pubica-
ton OF documents order TO prove that the
party OF Mexico are realty responsible for the OF
Macmillan We end tho following in ths Correspond
once Bniier:-When the French were about to leave
Mexico Maximian was Mt Ctapultopic, on his way to
oriZaDa attended by six hundred horse. His baggage
was already at Vera Cruz. whore he embark AT
this time which was at the end OF March or beginning
OF April, Macmillan appeared to have decided on
abandoning the struggle, aud two Austrian ves-
sells were anchored ia the roadstead Of Vera
Cruz to receive him and his escort strong was the
court officer sent to Gibraltar to receive the fallen
Emperor. But cruel destiny decided otherwise
When MAMMALIAN approached Orzaba on his way to
vera Cruz he was met by the Rev. Father Fisher who
porance AS TO induce him TO alter his intention The
clerical party in Mexico, the bishops and lay sup
porters offered to the Emperor through Father Fisher
sum or 2o,o0O0O0 pastres and army. Father
fiser seems TO have represented the situation the
most favorable oolcrs. Macmillan yielded TO the
Temptation, returned TO the capital and organ
lied the means of continuing the struggle lie
was supported by Niramon and Marouez the
generals OF the clerical party II WAC arranged
that Mirainon should advance the Juar,sts
coming from the east, Marouez 10 defend Puehla
from Pororo Disz amt the Emperor with thousand
to attack Escohedo In face OF tho gu
perior numbers of tho Juarsls this was most rash
attempt Besides, the clccas did keep their pro-
nises, and the 20,oGO.0o0 psstres were forth
eouiiiX.
II is clear from these circumstances that the Emperor
took sound view OF The situation In the first instance
aud that he only changed his resolution quit Mexico
through the perncious Influence OF that party who
make even princes their Instruments Those who FIRST
invited Maxmilian 10 Mexico retained him there; and
a. thoy deceived him when they said that the whole
country awaited him it's saviour they likewise de-
ceived him when. ut the last moment they persuaded
him that he might hold the country by Of arms,
although tho French themselves admitted that this was
impossible
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Once Of the Howe Mechins Company, 80
nr0'aW'y. Hev i0l1, 91 @EEftffhtii sT

PARIS EXPOSITION, 1857. /.
Advices us. received By enable pssi.
lively that only gold medal for sewing
chnea awarded 70 Bias Howe Jr the facursp
Of the sewing machine that exhibited. TherGk
eghtywo different machines competition for SkS
pnrc aud Dir Howe received the additional OF the
the LEGION OF Honor nyentsr
The enact wording Of the award 10 q follows
sAcHfsu. WHISTLER a
"Co-opers,eur elias Howe. wheeler 4 wilson peusl
a coudre. MedailIc d'or.r Medaille d'or.v
The Official list Of tbosc who made Knisbts Of IL
thus Mons Elias Howe. Jr, lubricant &c machine
coudre expossnt which translated into Yugish
"Mr LAs Howe Jr, maker OF sewing machines, exhibit.
ing"
From this II will be seen that the medal awarded "
wheeler Wilson vas for 'buonhoe mach ne aud
for the sewing machine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21

Russia Not Pleased with the French Verdict
and Sentence.
PARIS, July 20, 1857.
Late Russian journals received here evnce the utmost
dissatisfaction at the verdict In the Of Borezousk
and the lenity Of the sentence imposed upon the
attempted assassin Of the Car
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THE BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.

Grand Review Before the Sultan.
LONDON, July 20, 1867.
the great review Of the Royal Volunteer force for
which extensive preparations had been made on
to-day at Wimbledon. Twelve thousand men were in
line. aud reviewed BY his Majesty the Sultan Of
Turkey.
The precision with which the ne,d evolutIons were
vsrformedAs much compiu,snted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21
Grover A. Bakers Higbess Premium NewSan =
Hschinea SS Broadway. New York
Negative Ailments.

onsn the bodily weakened and depressed witn
fever other positive Of
gies with the tonic and Alternative action Of RADWAYsD
REGULATING PILLS. They renovas the digestive
funeon gentry stimulate the sluggish oliver ssuass u
bosom o. that pcrous stuff that weighs upon the hsar
Price cents per boz coated with gum free frsu
Sold drususs
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A.-The Paris ExpOsltiOu.
STEIEWAY 4 SONS,
Of New York, have been awarded

GRAND GOLD MEDAL
FOR AMERICAN PIANOS,
being distinctly classified order OF MORT paaol
A. the head OF The list o. american exhibitors By the
SUPREME INTERNATIONAL. JURY.
This final verdict os the only tribunal deternining tA0
rank OF tho awards nj the Exposition, places
a THE STEINWAY PIANOS
at the head and above all others
In addition to the above. the great Sociee des Beaa0
Arts of Paris have, after careful examination and
rarson OF all the musical instruments exhibited at tho Parta
Exposition awarded TO
sTEINwAY 4 SONS
THEIR GRAND TESTIMONIAL MEDAL
or greatest superiority aud novelty Of construction 10
pianos"
warerooms srst floor OF steinway Hail. II - Eass
Fourteenth street. New York.
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Tho Reform BILL In the Honse Of Lords.
LONDON July 20. 1867
Tho tories 10 the House Of Lords sustain the Derby
reform bill.
Earl Grey opposes it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21
~ pp.cv u.ru rrs v1rroprra

PEACE HATH ITS VICTORIES.
To prevent disease Is grand achevemenea
and surely bullet and bsyonet will destroy surely
will HOSfEfTERS BlTfEkS preserve and proong life
This Is the most trying period OF the year. The stamnA
Of the strongest yields less to the consuming
perature of midsummer vgor from mo
strength OF man passes away In and weakea
woman becomes relaxed and nerveless II 10 mooA
such difficulties that Hostetter's Bitters given .
society. 1t il to tho evil consequences which a
Embraced, depleted debated organization IL liable thai
they are recommended summer tonic for both sezss
Old people die of exhaustion day might have
kept death at bay for to by occasional rssrt
10 this powerful and harmless vegetable stomachc.
Nnc.tcnhs of the community rich well poor, weeR
continually q their hands unemployed their brains
busy and head work depressing the vital
"A muscular toll But tone the system with Hossttsr0
Bers and the wear and tear Of business life viii b
paratvely unfelt the oppressive weather No
anguor VIII be experienced for Fast the forces
heahfui restorative a. summer invigorant Il lads.
pesssble to young aud old
Sold syerywhefs. New York onlcs Is Deg strest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21

Paris July y correspondence Of London Herald
IN spite OF semi-oflicia assurances considerable TN.
essines continues to prevail TO the fate of the French
residents in Mexico. The savages who did hesitate
To lay violent hands on an Emperor allied 10 all the
crowned heads in Europe would not be very likely 10
be swayed by mere considerations OF humanity towards
obscure traders is TO be hoped that they may not
have added murder 10 plumber but il impossible TO
deny thai there good for the apprehensi of
the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21
EU R 0 P e.
BY THE CABLE TO JULY 20.
FRANCE PREPARING FOR WAR.
.s>~-~--~-~~~~~~~-~-
Russia Dissatisfied with the Sentence
Of the Polish Assassin.
Prussia Choosing a New Fortress and
Battle Field on the Rhine.
Napoleon's Treatment Of the News
from Mexico.
>.>~--~~~.->~~~~-~~
How Macmillan Lived i'm His
Foreign Palace.
~~~~>~-~~>cc~~~-~->~-~~
English Report Of the Presidents Visit
to Boston.
Prussia Choosing a New Fortress an,
Battle Field on the Rhine.
Nspoieon's Treatment Of the News
from Mexico.
How MAMMALIAN Lived i'm His
Foreign Palace.
English Report Of the Presidents Visit
to Boston.
+ r A N C E.

Making Ready for War.
PARIS, July 20. 1867
The Emperor Napoleon still continues to buy large
aumbers horses for tho use the French army
the military workshops France are overtasked with
work.
Eject Of NapOieOn's Preparations.
FRANKFORT, July 90 1857.
Tho remarkable degree Of activity noticed in tho
French military workshops and the continued purchase
Of horses for the Of French army have created
great deal OF dstruss financial circles here and fears
that war Ia approaching openly expressed.
Tho market for all kinds Of government and other
securities Is extremely fiat. United States hvstwenty
bonds quoted At 16H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21

Address Pollak d SOn.-MnuufactuP TIE
finest genuine block MeerschAums low 6tores 6
"a John street, Nassau, Broadway Also re-
pairing done. Boiling 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21

Batcheior's Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable
Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21

Prizes Ca.hed IN All Localized Loltcriee...
normAt ION gwen, ~ lSss Greenwich street Heavy sea
ers will "a case remember The half.
HtlSE, lsSis Grcenwieh street l55 Hobsason street.
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,Wiss, Tc.gess and y 0rS pss,s LA. as.r-S
BATCHELOR's. 10 'sopd street.
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DR., J. u. ScheIck. of PhiIa deiphis. VIVA
every Tuesday, from - A. n tos n. N.
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A.=A:.Parie ExpesItion-Omciel.- N essrs,
KALDENBERG SON have been rewarded PRIZR f0f
their MEERsCHAUM PIPES, AMBER, &c, and invite ~
lovers Of fine pipe examine their stock which
cheaper than house in the city and betsr Meerschau
Every color Rspairiug
superior ssyIe No. John and 8 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21

From g. r.. j.. C0lburu, Doctor of DensaR
stgsr,, Newark " The Popular Dsn.ifrice known
"soloDvsT bssdesoeng very pleasant addition TO the
toilet contains edents that II used according 10 the
r.etons viii OF the greatest utility TO The health of
the mouth ana teeth. x
Beware Of limitations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21

TIE Howe :shine Co.. loci! s .1!s.sr sssy.
sewing mscbine. rresd ut. SO Broadway New f~L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21

Eliisiic Lcc ck 'sswins MeehIPss...
vouie tension; adjustable drop feed.
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II, Rc ,s Mrsyrns Lc.tery..-Fcy gncisi Draw.
TAYLOR CO., Bsakers, IS Wall street. ~ Z.
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Deans Cakes and Con fectlouery.
sg3 Broadway Ninessnth and Twentieth stresss
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Gsuraud's Oriental Cream; Sr,

Oourard's Italian Medioated Soap pimplsa
frecklcs letter. scalp Diseases &c Gourauds Liquid Roun
for pss ps and cheeks delicious stain Gourau40
Lily he at his old depot ass Broadway, and Drusgss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21

things are facts which defy all contradiction No
rawlings about Jdarst savagery sud Indian monstrosty
can get rid Of any OF them Il would he we'll for Engsh
readers TO think them little. We say Troy
justify the alton OF Ms xman In eyes moth
ing whstever could Justify such deed In eyes
must always seem dark stain Mexican republican,
Ism. But these things at least show that there was
good deal 10 DO said upon the other side and tnat
human nature being what 10 Is there nothing. per.
haps, very surprising In the fact that whom
three years OF civil war-and such civil war-had been
forced by an invader should Ia the hour OF their
triumph have sunk 10 the level OF their enemies and
forgotten To DO mercifuL
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-12-25
Ayers Pills

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To Owners Of Horses and Cattle.

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vsars has used no other medicine for them
lie has kindly permitted !me to refer any
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