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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31

FOR NON.RETENTION OR INCONTINENCl
of Urine. irritation inflammation, liberation of tn
bladder of kidneys diseases of the prostrate glands
stone in the bladder calculus, gravel brick du
deposits, and nil diseases OF the bladder kidneys
and dropsical swelllings.
Use HELMBoLDs FLUID ExrRAcr BucRU.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31
PORTRAIT, LANDSCAPE,
DR N rs M 81 N 81 A e
PAINTING,

Rooms over the Wyoming National bank, in Stark q
Brick Block,
TUNKHANNOCK, PA.
I;fe-s;,e Portrait. painted from Ambrotypes or
Photographs Photographs Painted in Oil Ctiors -
All orders for paintings executed according to or
f~ instructions given in Drawing, sketchng,
Portrait and Landscape Painting IN Oil or water
Colors and in all branches OF the art'
Tunk. July 81, 81 -v6a50-t'
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Sheri7's Office. Z
Tunk. July %, '97 }
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The Intelligencer Job Office,
JOB WORK. OF ALL KaMws

he felt, and advised Chandler hereafter to
stick to the truth. Chandler reiterated
his charge. Fessenden again denied it,
and made speech, holding that the Sen.
ate was bound to stay here until all vacan-
cies-were filed, and mentioned that of
four or FIVE hundred vacancies, only fifty
remain untitled: This fact showed contra.
.ry to what had been asserted, that the
President was doing all he could to sup:
ply vacancies. Davis said the President
was entitled to praise, and insisted thathe.
had the right to fill vacancies with his po.,,
litical friends. Yates claimed that as the
radicals had triumphed in the country,
they had a right to all the Offices. Subse:
quently, in executive session, the Senate
rejected twelve Presidential nominations
and confirmed only one: .s.s
The negroes in Washington and Rich:
mond celebrated Emancipation Day to-
day.
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siona1 government iii this Military District,
is abolished. Any person convicted OF
burglary oflarceny, when the property
stolen is of the value Of twenty-five dol
lars; of assault and battery with intent
to kill; or Of any assault with a deadly
weapon, shall be deemed guilty of felony,
and shallbe punished by imprisonment at
hard labor for term not exceeding ten
years nor less than two years, in the dis
cretion Of the Court having jurisdiction
thereof Larceny, when the value OF the
property stolen is less than twenty-five
dollars, shall be punished by Imprisonment
at hard labor for q term rot exceeding one
year, 1T the discretion of the Court.
XIV. The Governors ofNorth and South
Carolina shall have authority, within their
Jurisdictions respectively, to reprieve or
pardon any person convicted and sentenc-
ed by a civil court, and to remit fines and
penalties;
XVI. Nothing in this order snail be
construed to restrain or prevent the oper-
alton of proceedings in bankruptcy, in ac-
cordance with the Arts of Congress in
such cases made and provided, nor with
the collection of any tar, impost, excise,
or charge levied by authority Of the Uni
ted States or of the provisional Govern
ments of North and South Carolira but
no imprisonment for overdue taxes shall
be allowed. Nor shall this order, or any
law of the provisional governments OF
North OF South Carolina, operate to de-
ny to minor, children coming Of age, of
their legalreprcsentatives, norto suspend,
as to them, any right ofaction, remedy, or
proceeding. against Executors, Admins
traitors, Trustees, Guardians, Masters or
Clerks of Equity Courts, or other Off
GERS orperson holding Gduciary relation
to the parties or the subject matter of the
action Or proceeding.
XVII: Any law OF ordinance heretofore
in. force in North or South Carolina, in.
consistent with the provisions Of this
Genearal Order, is hereby suspended and
declared imperative.
BY command of. Majcr General D: E:
SICKLEs.
Captain ssth q. S. Infantry,
A. D. G., 6 A. A. A. G.
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TAKING IT HARD.-"A young lady. OF
my acquaintance" says a friend, in Il re-
cent note to the editor, married recently,
and the mother of her husband being in
very poor health, she was taken immedi-
ately home by her iege lord to nurse and
take care of the old folks Inthe course
of q few months the mother was removed
by death. The dutiful and sympathizing
danghter-in-aw thus expressed her grief
at this event, toe company of her neigh
bors who called in to take tea with her
one afternoon soon after her sad bereave-
ment":
"Oh, dcarw said she, chow much I miss
my poor, dear mother! Why it seems to
me can see her now. just as she use to
sit ut the breakfast table, reaching out her
fork for the best potato i''
aThis reminds us of a man without a
tear" Missouri husband at the graverof
his wife:
"I have lost cows" he said to neigh
Dor, as the coffin was lowered into the
grave, "I've lost sheep, I've lost horses,
and I've lost calves, but this is the wust
OF the whole loss. ss."-Knickerbocker.
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posrson1pr-"I love to look upon .
Young man. There is hidden potency
concealed { in his breast which charms and
The daughter of a clergyman happen.
;nq to find the above. sentence at tho close,
of her fathers manuscript, as ne hao iei'
it in his study, sat down and ADDED
"Them's my sentiments exactly, papa,
exeeptingsthe pains"
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| Ou5IltSIouJ ~. S.3 1Apil IL l 4HeH, 4OOt'
Circular:
In reply to several communications ad-
dressed to these Headquarters, in refer
ence to the proceedings Of the civil autho-
rifles of South Carolina in the collection
OF taxes, the following letter Of instruction
from his Excellency the Governor, to the
Comptroller-General, is published for the
information of all concerned:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT; s. O.;
Columbia, 10th Feb, 1867.
Hon. S: L. -Leaphart, Comptroller General !:
SIR. Upon conference with several OF
the Tax Collectors, as well as the Attorney
General, Il am satisfied that the enforce
ments the Acts ofthe General Assembly,
according, to their technical import, will
be very oppressive to the poor who are
unable to pay their taxes and have no
property, and who, in such contingency,
are required to be arrested and confinedin
Jail until they do pay the execution; and
twill impose a ruinous burthen on the
State to pay for dieting all who may be
arrested. When once placed in jail, there
Is no power to release the delinquent until
btloy Ley lsldGuiS -luOebS. LII 9lO PiS SSCho
Strengthened condition of the finances of
the State it must be avoided, and you are
hereby directed to issue a notice to the
Sherifs of the several Districts, instruct
ing them not to. arrest and put in jail any
delinquent in tax execution, unless such
Sheriff, upon inquiry, shall be satisfied that
he or she is fraudulently concealing prop
erty, or Withholding money. belonging to
him or her; and that in every case where
he believes the delinquent is unable, tor
want Of nleans, to pay, the execution shall
be so endorsed, and no proceedings further
taken upon it.
Il have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, yours, &C.,
JAMES T.. ORR, Governor
The instructions of the Governor will
be carefully observed by Sherifs and all
other officers Sheriffs or other officers
charged with the execution of process for
the collection of taxes, will be required to
report to the Commanding Officer of the
Postin which their duties are performed,
the names of all parties imprisoned for the
non-payment of taxes, the amount of tax
due, and che amount of costs and fees, to-
gether with the evidence showing "that
he or sheis fraudulently concealing pro-
perty OF Withholding money belonging to
him OF her."
Posi- Commanders will see that the re-
quirelnenGs OF. this Circular are observed.
BY Command of Major General D. E.
SNv%yy
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= A minister at a camp meeting said: If
the lady with blue hat, red hair, and cross
eyes don't stop talking, she will be pointed
QUITO the congregation.
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a;s Esti s;S s,iiiEoff xoIpaed States 50
..;;1nii itaivs ment, absolnte and unlim-
e sits Es Espwerst IS well known that
.fbeseS! Stafesi fk have exhausted their power
snsl sSss6hrses Is 8 gallant and heroic
sfrnaSl :foSr:5I IND epende dence and self-gov-
s. ernments ] EheySnoR have no alternative
-=sbnts & I,inafi ed submission to the military
ntTsm. own over them. is to be
sTt "a gen1erailV believed, that
tSs Az ;fary seommand ai in the Southern
.states Nh Exercise their despotic powers,
wisely al q sfii1manely + is the admins
Jfdtion:0 Of "a government; and moi, D the JoTm Jlt
safesssa oaTerfir1sn which snakes st odlous
;.ald soIpr S despotism, wisely.
i;iiistiv End virtue uonsl dministered,s is the
gsrnast perfect governme that can De. .es-:
ahhshsd the government, ne OF Goo, roc !,
astab bNshea byshila Tor the govern ment OF
the nngEefses IS -. =. IS
- or y .Oaloi!.lla,
g1in eEn. El ot;ssseS asss &c
Gh seorn and md lSnatIon, the con-
sstifItionaE amend idFnent which proposed to
exclude from fee their leading men, and
rednlSce lSce Eteir sreprssei ftations Congress,
ainniess fbey Yyerfrdh5ittad universal negro
ssufirag ow,: :if is oposed by the mil.
1s;tarVs6iit not OH to chides this class of
,nseersong from office, bntst disfianchiseS
!9heSlI i Sifsxc Iud themf from votingin all
Al he sam time to enfran-
sdrainehise their fforiners slaves and give
!. universal ssuHHra the snegro. Strange;
sosaaY; that 1there;are.many persons in,the
:SoIIths hsrn States whose h3 gh: sense OF hon
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Important Orders.

HEAp'QEs, SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT:
Charleston; S: G., April 18th; 1867.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

IA TlsdeT 81 Go, propFiesors
Farm Implement Depot, in this city. arp
constantly receiving LaboT Saving Fafu
Implements Of AL kinds, and as a COM
plets establishment Of this kind, where
can Be bad q either a complete impli-
menl or any piece Of q machine, would
be Of great benefit 70 our farmers, shey
will save money now, and build up their
own interests BY %palrOnizing this house
exclusively.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02
PrOceedIngs or One CILy Council.
MAYOR's OFFICE, BROwEvILLE,
Thursday. April %, 1867.

Majors OFFICE BROwHvILLEI
Thursday. April 25, 1867.
Present. Mayor Church, and aldermen
Mcpherson, Morrison, Stewart, Hacker
and Wheeler. B. B. Rogers. Marshal,
T. X. Fisher, City Engineer, aud W.
II McCreegy, Clerk
Jpaas Hacker presented bis Bond as
City Collector viii the names of StetsOn
L. Swan, Theodore Hi and A. WI Nor
gsn Is s%ureties which was approved.
w SH. Hoover, presents bis bond with
The names of W.. H. MeCreery Jshu
L. Carson and Henry NJ. Aakinson a.
snreties, which was approved.
J. S. Chugeh pasted three notices in
three public places in the ChyOf Rrowa-
vile one on the front door Of Cauona
Bank. one on from. door Of Mayors Office
che On front door of Post Office. Sail
notices were for sealed proposals for
grading Main. Atlantic, Wafer, Levee.
First. Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth Streets, for cubic yard Of Cutand
fill. and bids will be received in same
manner o., each Thursday thereafter un-
I'll abe whole work is contracted. Said
notices were posted on April 25th 1867.
Moved hal Geo. w. Hill & Co.'S prop,
ositi6h to publish she proceedings Of the
Cohncii for one year. for forty dollars
be adopIed. Carried.
B B. Rogers asked the privilege q
appointing George Garrison deputy Man
slJ aused. 2 A1 AIa lITas
B. b Rogers presented an account for
e~iesning jail. Of Two dollars, account ap.
proved and CLERK ordered to issue al. or
der for tie amount. tEA
Moved lhai a COMMITTEES Oh Jail Sc
Tequested 70 report Al next aeea6g
DR. MCPHERSON moved that q commit
tee Of two be eppoinled to contract with
Blake or Blake s. Pollock for grading
streets named in petition, 10 commence
work miDediasely and finish b. The
month Of October. j. McPherson and
+. G. Hacker appointed said Committee.
Moved ,hatihe Clerk Collect en- ihe
Ordinances together BY next meeting q
Council
Adjourned To- meet Thursday May 2. 90
w. Il. M'CREERY. Cl'k.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

Fine Furniture & Co,
haveSnst received the largest and finest
stock of FulhhdFg and UPkSlssr5 ever
broughl'to this market consisting Of all
kinds Of Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Sofas
Lounges, Bedsleads, Springs. Mattresses,
and Everything in their lins90 To con-
ceutfaye The custom Of the whole Land
DisiricI--which they are able to supply
they are selling afgares remarkably
low. Give them. q cal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02
MORE HARDwAREI
AN0RZ
More Clipper Flows ~

Shellenberger & Bros. are now receive
ing the most complete and best selected
Stock Of Hardware ever brought TO this
City.
Their experience ia the business and
the fact ihat their stock was bought way
down East. for cash by one Of the firm
in person is enough % ensure cheap pr
ceshere.
Builders, Mechqnics. Farners New
Comersand Everybody in want Of goods
in faeir line viii be sure to lind goods Of
a suEerior quality at the very lowest fga
ures. $685. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

we cali attention. 10 the Card 81 Br.
BlaskbaER il fhis Yee issue. II cs8el
from EhgEiciniiY Of Pittsburg, Patwhere
be pracsieed bis profession over twenty
years; having graduated ID the lefar-
son Medical College il 1s47. He aRs
appointed Pension Examlning sorgson
FOX The 18th Congressional District 0f
~Pennsylvania il 1862. sOqn sf.er The pas
sage Of the law for The appointment Of
Examening sgrgeers. He is continued
BY request Of the CommIssiOneE Of PEN
sions 70 examine applicants for Inyalid
Pensions il this STATE. This will be q
great accommodation to applicants, as
they have had heresfOre to 60 tO Peru
for examination.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

Home Marine Insurance Com
paBy.-We have received a circular Of
ne Nerchsnls' Maripe assurance Gem
pany Of ST.. JosepAs No. This is en-
phaticaHgp ne iasasalon. being form
ed for the porpOse. Of securing 10 The
CitizenszO of the Great allegOf she Mis-.
kOhFi economical and feliahls facilities
far Marine Insurance, and he stock is
owned iandahe Institution controlled BY
The merchants Of Norih West Missouri,
Kansas lava and Nebraska. We learn
that~considerable stock IS owned in our
city, and as a.Eehable home institution,
We hope it win Be built up By The home
patronage Of tie Missouri Valley.
III HA "".H
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

Thanks 70 James EmmOns, Of this
city, for a large size photograph picture
Of the splendid Steamer Denver, Of the
H St. JO R.R. Packet Line, Of which
Mr.. lannon's is hrst made. Mr.. En-
mons is certainly a mar Of energy as is
proven BY the responsible pOsIliOnhe now
occupies. The present is an elegaDtone
and may he continue 10 rise in rank.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

fFFuit.-The fruit prospect in this sec.
,iOn is exceedingly good. Peach trees
are loaded with buds, yet rather ina
more forward state than we like to see
q "a. as from bs~ckwardnesss Of the
season We fear tor > heavy frost yet
Apple trees have stood the past winter
remarkably well. and the earlier sorts
give indications Of a good yield. ALI
kinds Of small frui. is as forward as any
season within our memory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

No house.keepeF or cock issfeliy pre-
pared 10 enter successfully upon Der Gu
linary duties without having The Besr
Chemical Ssleraius On hand. Il relieve:
the mind Of much Of The careand anxiety
experienced By a skillful cook. For sale
BY most merchants and gfeceEs, Cal
for she genuine Rfsd PaPsss Is BET
ger heR aeTBo eva
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

New StOres-The corner room IN the
old Brownylle House viii make the
finest store room in this city and is be Ag
fued Up for lhe reception Of the stock
Of Robert Teare& Co., which are already
here. This stock will be one Of the
most comprehensive and finest ever
Brought to this market, It has been select
ed pefsonaliyb BY Mr. Tears, than whom
no one has a better knowledge of The
wants Of this community. To the many
friends Of Mr.. Teare in this county.
who know him 10 be genlIemap snd q
reliable business men, The announcement
Of his apeping will afordgrsat pleasure.
NH8 81 XII H
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

W. n. McCFeeFT. has this day shown
as through one Of the finest AID most
extensive Stock Of Goods ever brought
q Nsbraska, embracing everything usu
ally ksps ina frsl class Drug St0res
Also a very large Stock Of Paints, Oils
Dyestufis, Lamps, Wall Paper and Win.
dow Shades Of every style. L is web
known Nc dispieyes 30 extraordinary
amour. Of good taste in his selections.
Call and see for yourselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02
81 81 Annrnised No..

On Saturday, the frst day of June 1867, I will
offer for sale to tie highest bidder for cash in hand
on the premises Of William Bourke, living G -
miles South West FROM AspinW4ll, in Nenala Co.
Nebraska, Two Stray Steers, described as follows:
One Brindle Steer, crop OF Of eash ear, brindle
face, 8 years old. Ono Red and White Steer, crop.
of Of each ear,ehd broken Of Of lef horn Z years ola
Both appraised at one hundred dollars. Taken
up BY William Bourke, and now in bis POSSESSION /.
30-5t pd II. A. STEWART. Up.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

Window shutters and Sash.-Tn
Guidance and Of The best kind at F. A.
csdeI& Co.'S This srm is determined
% supply Ibe country with everything IN
heir hns and win do Il al figures defy.
'ng competition.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

WagOns.-F. A. Tisdel & Co, have
now on hand a splendid supply Of the
very best eastern manufactured Wagons
Tisdel knows a good wagon as well as
anyone, and makes tia point to keep
aolAiag bri the best Give him a CALL
farmers, be assured il viii pay you.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

Timber Land.-A rare chance is
otisred our formers BY The sale Of The
Aspinwall Tract" lie foesl body Ct
'ineer-in Nebraska. See advertisement
10 another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

mNebEaska BeeE-KesVeneE
Morrison, Of she'Nsw Meat Marks
.killedasst Tuesday IND. al dne beef cat
tie as the West can afford, lhe two
weighed s,6006ounda This 6rm1Oas
teFminsd % supply ibis community with
the best meat tie country affords, and
they are succeeding admirably.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

Hay.-For sale in any qpanily 70 sui
purchasers, Price SIS per ton. On my
farm, tk7ee miles west Of BFOwnville.
If III. o. MINICK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

! VIII pay eighteen dollars per week
a good Barber, a steady white man
acres, IL. ROY, Box 81
lllg 9f3 BrOwnviile, NebFsska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

TO Painters and all persons
Building or lntenting 90 Build
Give Holladuy& Co.. a chance 70 ill
your acknowledgements goods ard
prices and, our word for il. you viii see
you have LOST 20 to so per cent BY buy
iDg elsewhere. g
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

Pine DOOFs.-F A. Tisdle has just
received a large and hne assortment Of
Pine Doors, from Ooe to two inches IN
,hiokDess Of plain and fancy styles. Il
is decidedly The finest lot that ever came
othis market, and Tisdel will do the
BE fair thing b. bis customers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02
NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE AT
BARGAINS.

By The resent dissolution Of partnership Of E. II.
BnTchess 3 Co., the remains Of The Nursery near
RroWnVi lie falls into ny haods. ] wish to clear
the ground upon which the nursery WAS planted
TIA spring, aIlt he StoekEemainihs sin be soH 81
unprecedented bargains. n consists prinsfbAllyof
Grapes, CurFants Gonsber ries and BlsckbeFriss.
APril S7ss 1851 9es3s .FUREAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

Delay not till tomorrow what should
Be done to-day" Cure that cough be.
fore il is forever too late. Ons bOetIs
Of Goes Cough BaIsam viii cure. Il is
agreeable, cheap and efectual. Delays
are dangerous. A word to the wise is
sufficient.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

Publle Sale.-Next Saturday,, Al 2
o,elooE. ,. m. il front Of Mecreery'
Druo Store, wjll be sold al auction the
ss5ooi Honse Baiding, now situased
s.s Of ibe new High School and front.
s. On Sd street. Pdfchaser 10 move !
of Of 4he DbIOck As soon as practicable.
Terms: half cash down, The balance in.
three. mouths,
By order Of
Board Of School Directors
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02
NeE IIEerT Flrm and StahIe.-

Pee the advertisement Of Rogers g.
Farnas' Livery Stable and Stock Cor.
al ip this city il this issue. They have
splendid stock Of horses and carriages,
% intend erecting on Man street this
prlng aAfne q suble ndpOrrall $ ean
tolnd IN Nebraska Il IS an enter.
Flslag FIN and win prosper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

GraSshoppers- This pes. is jus, BE-
inning TO hatch out, yet the weather
-eens cool enoughAo "6ip Ash in.ke
POd'' and W. hope it may.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

Read tie Advertisements Of Messrs.
Berger Shuts s Co. in another column
hsaeed, Afflicted, suffer no more"
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

FOR NON-RETENTION OF INCONVENIENCE
Of Urine. irritation, inaamaton Or liberation Of
the bladder. Or Edneys, diseases of the prostate
glands, stone in the bladder, 5aisuIds, gravel or
brick dust6ef0sit, ard al diseases of The bladder,
Kidneys ard d~ropsicial sWellinrss
.UsE HELNBorps FLrTD EzTR1m RgcHV.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02
Wonderful DC True.

M4pAME RENIxGTOE. ts uorid-rs1gunsd As
t~r0iogi ard Omnambuliste C~ialrvanss ahiis IA .
slairyogant state, deinsate ne very lsstures o. -
person yel are 70 marry andbT ~ "a o. Al ias1a-
nentoi intense poEW tnsEn e tas Fh-yzhouetlppss
suarantsss . 5Totuss 8 psrGt 1ns uis-Hks pistaEs
Of he future husasndor gss az the apglens uilh
date Of marriaes. oeeuDsiieG. leading taa ofoh.rse-
tsr, &c. MS j. 70 IEposlon - t.slaoDiais vl-h-
ort mmser can assert y stating pace oflisih. age,
disposition. csicr o syes AMI hair, aat ea,le-g 1fl
rents ana siampsi snVeIoD8 adsr8sssd 90 geafsslfsycu
eIn resolve sac pcfcss Is 1stura mats locss1srTih
css~ss in9srmatioa
Ad.fsss fn coonds1ss HADAna 6szr1rpz
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

Osage Orange Seed Of prime qual-
rs, direct from Texas, al
=. r. SWAN & BROS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

EHOIIaday & Co, are preparing to re-
fslhe lafgeasldck of Drugs, Paints,
Whole Oils ever brought 70 this market.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

Chairs Reclaimed, with neaiDess
and dispatch, BY GEO. TURNER.
Apply a, Mrs Heweu's Miliner Shop.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

VIM. Small is-6xing Up for a New
.eoOcery Store next door 70 Holiday 6
Cos Drug Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02

To Hon. I. w, Upton and Hon. John
Tafe we are lndebied for valuable Pub
GC Documents. a11 751Do l
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-02
DR. WHITTIER.

r ONGER BY YEARS LOCATED IN ST.
LIOUIS than any ether Private Disease Ply
Stefan. is a regular graduate of medicine, cures
Syphilis inahits forms, Gonorrhoea, GieetfStrict
ute, QrehifisEDiabetss Bladder and Urinary
diseases, Syphilitic affections Of the throat skin
or bones. rfr
Thousands suffering self-abuse, ezeesses ez-
posures andiindiscre6ens in yOute and ma
turer y ears, pr5d1cing some Of tho falioHing
effects Blotches. bodily weaknuss, unuaulness
to DISQUALIFICATION, constipation, dread offu--
ture. eEsBtA lsss~ef mem0ly, and finally inpo-'
tsnegS Mungbeep sired t slIAA i
He can refer to many old residents for past
success and present position, also many phys
j iciaushers and. ~slseWhefes as
OceuPying : whole house oftFelFe rooms With
leompetsnt assistant physicians; those Teaui-l
ringdaily personal attention may remain ia the
1 sstabiakps1t- u n tea 1aaaa
Medicine seat everyWhere-by mail Or express.
His ThsoTy an Exposition ofpiseases, clearly
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