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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
Rainey Lewis store Room
BROwNVILLE

AltA
House on Main street, 2lots.
6H6usesO on Richardsstreets lots each.
IHouse on Nebraska st.; 8 or 8 lots.
House and lot on corner Of Sixth and Main
street; $500.
O and s lost near Depot Grounds Of
Nebraska Fuu Hallroaa. NO. / stable
GOOD cellar; fine garden; 500 worth Of fruit
trees and shrubs on the laee-fOr $1,000. Will
take a span Of No.. l horses or mules in the
trade, at market price.
A No. 1 Brick House, z Rooms, 2 lots, near
business part of the City, on Water Street
Price $1,000. Terms easy.
House and two lots on Mainstreet hverooms
plastered, good well and stable. VIII be
offered for the small sum Of Sl,S00cas
House ana one lot for sale. House Is wei
plastered and near business part Of town,
Price $500.
House and fourlots-spIendId situation-gar-
den fenced-hne view Of River ana Town.
Price $500.
House and two lots on Water street, one
Block from Main street, for $1,000. A bar
gain.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

REsTGNED.-A rumor was current
on the street yesterday, that Gen.
Jas. Craig had resigned the Presiden-
.cy OF the st. Joe. and Council Bluffs
Railroad because of the hardness Of
certain individuals in preparing the
grounds for the depot ut the foot Of
Francis street. We trust the rnmor is
grOundiess, as arrangements much
more satisfactory to the city can be
made with Mr.. Craig, who is an old
citizen, than with his successor. who
viii probably be a Boston man,-&.
Joe Union.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

CINCINNATI, May THE delegates
from the SalOon-Keepers Society met
in convention at Turner's Hall last
night. st. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati,
Springfield, Ill, Louisville, Coving-
ton, lUrbaHa, and Jeffersonville are
represented. The object is to form q
national association, from which q
committee to draft a constitution has
been appointed. IT will continue in
session several DAYS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

We have received and read advance
sheets Of nj. Pollard's New Work, en-
titled Life of Jefferson Davis, with
a secret history Of the Southern Con.
federacy, gathered behind the scenes
in Richmond, containing curious and
extraordinar in Information of the prin-
cipal Southern characters in the late
war, in connection with Davis in re-
atiOn to the various intrigues of his
administration, published by the
National Publishing Co., st. Louis,
Mo-, and to be sold only by subscrip-
ton, for which agents are wanted in
every county. We judge from the
few pages before us, that it viii be a
book Of great interest-a book which
every man viii wish TO read carefully.
There are many facts which are new,
and many others which were supposed
to exist, to be found recorded in this
work, which every historical reader
viii desire to learn in order that he
may have a correct understanding of
the causes which resulted in the over
throw of the rebellion. The hopes,
the fears, the contentious the disa-
greements, the success and the defeats
Of the rebel cause, are all set forth
with q minUta and detail which is
quite interesting to the Northern e q
der. The efforts Of Davis and bis
Cabinet and the leading men of the
South, in their messages, editorials
and speeches, to inspire the Democrat
ic party of the North to greater Oppo-
sition to the Administration, and To
furnish capital as a basis of action for
that party during the rebellion. forms
quite an interesting chapter. Among
all their plans for the success of the
rebellion, they recognized as among
the most potent, the aid and sympa-
thy theyreceived from the Democracy
Of the North. These facts must pass
into history but it is rather unkind
for a rebel like Lost Cause" Pollard
to be the first to record them. We
shall await the reception of the book
for further particulars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Farmers from OtOe county, from
Glen Rock, Bedford, Nemaha, Aspin-
waI and st. Deroin precincts in this
county, have informed US that the
krasshoppers are doing great damage
IN their localities this season. They
are combining their ravages within a
strip Of twenty miles from the river,
and reach over into Iowa and MissOu-
IT. We still hope that they viii leave
without doing i~rreparabIe mischief.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

At the session Of the Circuit Court
held during the present week at
Rockport, Mo-, there was not a single
trial for a felony. The people Of Atch-
fson are undoubtedly a moral cOmmu-
nifty. There were about ninety cases
on the docket, mostly of civil nature.
Judge Parker pushed things' and
cleared the docket in four days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

me Democrats Washinqfon speciaI
says: Tire attorneys Of ne sOn
roc ma Informed Seer Cox al
they at present ask fro,4 Hfmeis to
WltndraF thR lands + TIE line
|the8 desire 90 build. THeF will then
20 on ane buita tWenfv miles at their
|oWn risk. and then - resident
% Appoin5 COMMITS snefto examine
Che question: when tf.e second cues
1o1 N order viii c0nre al for the
Rresidentto decide. Ina word, theg
expect to capture the eight million
subsidy by a system Of gradual ap-
prOaches.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

New York, May The attach
meRt ease Of Cushing and others.
owners Of the american ship Sonora,
destroyed by the Alabama, against
the proceeds Of the steamers that were
owned by Laird, the builder Of the
Alabama, came up to-day in the u. S.
District Court, Mr.. Mallory, Exon
federa5e Secretary of the Navy, APP
pearing for Mr.. Cushing. and the
District Attorney and Mr.. Dockey for
Laird. The decision Is looked for as
important as forming aprseedent with
regard to private actions ON the Ala
bama claims.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
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For Prairie Lands, one tenth Of the price cash In
hand; and for other lands one half cash in hand-Ol
cash down for either at the Opti0n of the purchaser
with a promisOry note for the remainder, to ma
ture ten years after date. bearing interest payable
annually in advance, at ten per cent perannnm, the
/ first payment of interest being computed Othe FIRST
day Of January next after the date OF the nOtei and
in case Of mOn-payment of interest OF principal, the
thereon, to the State Provided, Ihatwhen said note
is given for the purchase of timber lands, it shall be
further secured by the endorsement of two free
mU1uerS q TIE county, 70 Ue apErUVSuDy Euo COulty
Uhraouurar
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

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CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRCT SARSA-
PAkILA efacicates Eruptive and Lucrative Dis
easSsof The IhFodSf Nose, Eyes, EBelids, Scalp and
@ktn, which so dsfgures the appearance. PUR6-
ING the ev1 effects OF mercury and removing all
tamtsi the remnants Of DISEASE, hereditary OF
otherwise, and Is taken by ADULTS and CHI
EDREN with perfect safety.
Two tabie-SpOOnfuls Of the extract Of garsaparil.
"a, added to a pint Of water, is equal 60 the Lisbon
DER DRINK ana one bottle is equal 70 o gallon Of
tneSyrup Of SarsaParilia, OK the decoctiOn as usual
II made.
ZAninteFesti1g letter Is published In the Nedlco-
Shlrurglcal Review, on the subjectOf the Extract Of
Sarsapar4a IN certaiA ehectlons, by benjamin. Ira
Vers, Z. II. 3, IL Co. Speaking OF these diseases,
anq diseases arising from theexcess Of mercury, he
states that no remedy Is equal to the Extract OF
SarsaPBrAuai rs power IS eXtfaoreiuary, more 50
tnan any other drug Iam acquainted witt. It is,
N the strictest sense, q tonic with this Invaluable
attribute, that it - applicable to stated the sys-
tenn so sunken, and yet so irritable As READERS other
substance of the tonic class unavailable or injurious.
HEL8HR0LD'S CONCENTRATEDE EXTRACT
SARSAPARTLLA. Established upwards Of Is
HIT HELMBOLD,
may jne 54 Broadway, y. Y
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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
W.. n. BENTLEY, Sec'ry

GENERAL HANcOCK's PROTEST.
General Hancock has such q high
opinion Of himself that he thinks he
has been sighted in being assigned to
command the Department Of the
Northwest, with his headquarters at
st. Paul, and has protested to the
President against the order Of assign
ment. People here who know what
Hancock's conductwas toward Grant
last summer and fall, think the Presi-
dent has shown great magnanimity
in giving him SO important a com
.mand
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

ManhOOas How Lost HOW RESTORED
AIRRMJHst published, a new edition Of DR..
AA6NfA CulverFeiIs Celebrated Essay on the
@ radical cure tWith0ut medicine) Of
SPernatOrrhsa or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
ImpOtenCy, Mental and Physical IneaDaclty. I'm
pediments TO Marriage, etc. also, Consumption, ED
Nepsys and Fits, induced By selfWiulgencs or sex1-
al extravagance.
81 Price in q sealed envelope. only S cents.
The celebrated auth0r, In this admirable @gay,
clearly demonstrates from a thirty years mccessm
practice, thatthe alarming consequences or self
abuse may be radically cured without the danger
Qps use ofinterDal medicine or the application Of
the knife; Pointing out 9 m0deOf cure az oacersfm.
pie, certain and e~hectuai, by means of which every
cure himself cheaply, privately and radically.
"a This lecture should be IA the hands OF every
youth and every man In the land.
sent under se4stOany address, in plain envelope
postpaid, on the receipt or six cents, or two postage
stamps. Also, pr. CulverweIrs Marriage t}uide
price cents. address thepublishers,
CHAS. &c KLINE q Co,
Ivy II BOweFy, New York, r. 458G
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

TAXTo Chief JUS
tice Chase decided recently in a case at
Baltimore that the government could
not collect income tax from foreigners
who hold our bonds, and that what
has been collected must be refunded.
The internal revenue bureau is pre-
pairing to carry out this decision.
Several hundred thousand dollars VIII
be taken out Of the treasury for this
purpose.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

NEBRASKA STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL
Association. The second Annual
Convention of the Nebraska Sunday
School Association viii be held I'm Ne
braska City, May 2eth 9th and 18th.
Active Sunday School men from
abroad viii be present to add to the
Interest Of the occasion. Helegates
are invited from all Sunday schools
in the State. Full statistics of each
school are needed. Delegates will be
entertained by the friends at Nebraska
City. -
WV. r. BFNFIEY. gecirv
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
An OHDTNAvcE

an relation TO Theatres shows, Sc,
81 Bet ord0tRsd bV ne Cty Council OF Ne effy o
BISWaot4e, Ahat any person OF persons who shall
eAhlOlg OF participate In exhibiting. for gain on
Pfout, the city Of BrOwnville, any theatrfefQ Der.
IOrmanee Otany kind or description, any shows OF
PupPess wax ngures, menageFies, caravans or col
teeaon Oianlmals, any performances Ofany feats OF
tumenngs rope or wire dancing. balancing. slight of
hand OF tricks oflegerdemain or any circus or nat
nIal OF ARTIFICIAL curiosity OF deception. or represen-
Atl0n % any ktnd whatever eitherF real or fictitious,
OF any musical concert or musical performance OF
any klne whatever. or any other exhibition Qrshow
nor which compensation o. money Is charged OF de-
manQeds except lectures on scientific, historic, be
nevolent or literary subjects and the apparatus for
the elucidatOn0 Of the same. and specimen OF the
fine arts, without license therefor, made ont, aftes-
ted, signed and sealed, shall for each offence, on
conviction thereof before the MAYOR, forfeit and
pay any sum not exceeding 6fty dollars.
~ Mayor OF thecityis hereby authorized to
grant license for the exhibition 0fpubIc shows. as
Aforesaid, ofany menagerie, caravan or collection
ofanImals or circus on the payment into the civ
treasury ofthe sum ofn0t less than ten, nor more
than nifty dollars, for each days exhibition or ppr-
formance. And for AL other shows and exhibitions
above enumerated, fOr each days exhibition or per-
lOrmance, notices. than two nor more than trrentv
dollars, to be liked and determined az the discretion
Ofthe Mayor.
as. This ordinance shall take effect and he in
force from aud after its due and legal pubiicaffon
@. ". FAIHBROTHFR. Mavor
&c McNAUGHTON, Clerk. nj
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

The last rail on the Union Pacific
Railroad was laid on the 10th, amid
gseat rejoicing all over the country,
and a grand celebration at the juno
ton Of the Central Pacific and Union
Pacific. The Central, or California
branch was finished on the sth, and
the California folks seem to have held
ajubilee Of their own Overthe matter.
There isno doubt onsiderablejealous
hatween. the two roads.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
J. H. BROADLY Sec.


TELEGRAPHIO LINE TO CHINA
Governor Curtin president of the East
India Telegraph company, and A. X.
Mcclure solicitor of the corporation
had interviews with the Secretaries
of the State and Navy to-day in rnlo-
ton to the introduction of telegraph
lines into China. The company have
a grant, procured by MI. Burlingame
when he was the American Minister
in China, authorizing them to lay a
cable between Canton and Shanghai,
thus connecting the commercial cities
of the Asiatic coast by telegraph.
They have 500 miles of cable ready
to ship and lay down and will have
the remaining 500 miles ready to ship
during the summer. Orders will be
issued to the commander Ofthe Asiatic
squadron to render all necessary aid
and protection. The State depart
ment will instruct our Minister and
consuls to give their official aid to the
enterprise, This line will be compile
ted during the present year, and by
that time there viii be continuous
line from the Mediterranean sea by
India to China, thus connecting the
commercial cities Of the Asiatic coast
with Europe and America.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Az Glen Rock school house on Sab
Saith last, after an address by a Mis-
sionary from the city, a Sabbath
School was organized, under the most
favorable circumstances. May the
good work prosper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Mr.. s. P. futile, Assistant Assessor
for Division No. 5, District of Nebras-
ka, has furnished US the following list
of persons paying an income tax in
this District, and the amounts on
which thew paw such tax. for 1869:
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
An ORDTNANcR

-
Relative 20 Pedlars and Hawhera.
SIC. I Be It ordained by the CITY c,onnr1
OF the city Of BrOwnVille, that ft shall hero.
afteF be unlawful for any efreef ned
Ter, haWker OK other itinerant retail ~
wn0le&Ae dealer Ia goods wares or rderchandisf. 10
Oner the same Tor safe IN wagons, carriare8. or 0fh-
eINlse sald city without having obtained n
SEce2 NOhcense shas1 be issued for a les ne-Iod
tnan Zen days DOR Tor q greater period than one
year and all ncenees shat De signed br the MAYOR
anu 1~1lnteElgned ana registered BY the CLERK
SEG& II shau be the duty OF the CITY Clerk 10
make out aHHceuses granted 70 pedlers and hawk
es ana Esaethe same, on receiving from the appl-
cant the license Ofthe Mayor and the CITY Treas
ming one year and for 81 smaller sum for q less peri
Cd, atthe dispersion Ofthe Mayor, but in no event
TO be issued for a less sum than three dollars.
SEX Every haWkef, Deddler, or other person
going about, Orthroughs the city either on foot, or
with q horse. or otherwise carrying 70 sch, or exc
without license upon conviction thereof before the
Mayor, shall be punished BY a fine IN any sum not
less IMAM one COLLAR n0F more than nfty dollars.
SEC. 5. If any haWkar, pedler or other person a.
AFORESAID, shall refuse 70 show his. her OF their liz
cenSe when requested by any pefs0n to whom he
she OF they shall oderb 10 sell any Of his. her on their
gOOQSf wares OF merchandise. or 20 the Marshall N
the city, heshe or theys shall ne punished fDf he same
manner IS for exposing the same for sale without
license. ~
SEc.6 Nothing in this ordinance eopfafneds shall
be construed d oapDly to the enderO pgefable ar
other articles q tood, Pr0Ufded, also. colporteurs dis
JnDut1ng reng1ous books or tracts only shall be ex-
SEC. z This ordinance shall be in force from and
alterlts legal publication.
GEO. w. F~AIRBROTHFR. Navor-
~ M~crtAUGHrON Clerk. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

New York, May Sit is announ-
cedthat Is gunboats have been eohtrae-
ted for at Mystic Bridge Connecticut
to be readyin ninety days. Its under
stood that they are ON Spanish ac-
count, and their cOnstructbn is ap-
proved by theauthofities at WashingE
ton.sb hGalsl3 II d t1E 5EzJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
CITY NOTICES.
HN ORDINANCE
Dennfne ne anty ana c~6mPsnsatior


0fCtty
Al ed51fe CRY 0,sncd M cHH q
fgs5ilf. M u shan ~ the duty 81 the City
Ces 81 sa CO.'S ana papers 1i
an4 rfoDs endorse a Keep the same under
thcf Respective heafE fer easy reference; that ne
aheft noe Kermit 1nT 0l4cIaI p1pefor book 70 De Ia
Ken fr0m MS once cxcl BIZ authority d law Dut
tHkt the same sha1 be nee for Denomination and IN
s6i0n Is all reasonlsle tines That ne shall
Ee O trfe record Ofe1 REnlecIlEa OF the COun-
oil end an index hereto. and SHAH attend all meet
ines Ofthe COupcla and present his record for APP
Dr0vaI. and otherwise discharge his duties a. Clerk
ofsaid Council Hes shall cOunterslgn All licenses,
permits, Treasury orders oH4 al other Official pa
pers D. the City Council directing ac& % bedone or
duties TO be pericruledr and sl1lI also Opou. books
OF accounts in which all accounts II HVoF OF or
against the city shall be entered % their rsleclve
accounts, and upon payment b. The city Rtaa mke
receipt therefor and heshnli perform such other
Gntes as ia pr0Fl44L ~ theMth section u the CITY
Charter ana as shall berequired rom time to time
by the CITY Council; andfOr periOrming such duties
as Clerk. and all the GuHeS pertelniug thereto, ma
king ut d~rpiicafe tax fsts and ali other duties Of
said Office, he shall receive Sa0a year III orders on
the general fund.
a. This ordinances shall beln force on and amer
its legal publication
49, CIV. FATRBROTHER, Mayor.
]. C McNaUaVrON Clerk. aE5B
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

The intelligence that Connecticut
has ratified the fifteenth amendment
gives another assurance offs adoption,
and drives another nail in the coffin
Of the Democrsg
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
b GOOD

Corrected weekly for the Advertiser by IT,
MAYS DRY GOODS CLoTHIEG REGULATOR
Calico, Ilc613c.
Heavy Yard wide Muslins, 1Sc.
Muslin, SECOND, I2cGl6,
Bleached Muslins, yard wide, 1Oc90.
GOffCn nnlnfna Fn~
All Wool Delalne, 4gc.
Shawls, 6-l35, IS.
Plaid Flannels, 4c.
Plaid FIannels, 35650c.
BalmOral Skirts, 81 So
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

The Hon. Thos. 3. Majors, Assessor
for Nebraska, is making preparations
90 open his Office in BrOwnville. He
Nfn dOubtIess continue s. p. futile
as Assessor forthis Subj ivision. Mr..
futile has held this position ever since
The close Of the War-hrst under Tip
Ton, next under Renner. He is thor
cughly versed IN the duties of the
oHce. Honest capable, temperate,
mdustrious'ana moral-qualihcatiOns
which prepare him for fulfilling any
station ia public affairs to which he
may be appointed OF elected. Were
al our officials as efficient aud reliable,
the State and Nation would have less
cause Of complaint, and politicians
Less capital to work upOni In their mad
carrier for Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
ESTRAYs.

GALE OF ESTRAY STOCK.-01
saturday the Twelfth day Of June. -,
y Ne eq5I 81 Ten, a n. IWfl o1er for sale % -
44lI n1oer ior cash IN hand, AZ the residence
2onn Long, who lives one nile west Of Shel9
pyl4lS township, Nemahn county, state or -
o--Aas one eoFfel three year old Mare lQns ut
no preceplble marks or brands. The said stray
Aken up by John Long, November twelfth, -
ana appraised AZ SeFenrv-fre Dollars
hpal-N GILES R-REEDEhLL-
SALE OF ESTRAY STOCK.-@
Monday, the 18th day ofNay. j viii on
TOT sale. % the highest bidder. for cash I'm hand,@..
s1eI@laeaee Of Benjamin CHAIRMAN, living m n
or Nemaha county, c
oetFeeu the hours OfW0 clock -
-oclqek M one bay Co.'s years old this spM+e
~ 8.ler nllr or brands p~recepubla Iakel az
~ nehJAumu Chapman and appraised az MY
laA 0t R.V. HUGHES. IL
OTRAY NOTICF-Takenup up BY the
- subscriber, ~ Lafayette precinct, Nel1
Sguqtyy one Bay Horse Pony, With starinh ~
leea, n8l5 iront toot and right hind foot ne
EYeano Oh ~. JBWh
April 18th, 1863. 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

The Missouri Valley and North
Missouri Railroad have been console
dated, and now run day and sleeping
coaches through from Sc. Joseph to
81. Louis without change Of cars BY
reference to the timetable Of these
roads Il win be seen that important
changes have been made. The coaches
on these roads are among the best, and
the officers and conductors are gentle
manly in their treatment Of travellers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

AnsOn c. TicheROr, ESQ, sold yes-
terday, n fourth Of the undivided
interest in the State Salt Works. at
Lincoln, 20 Joel T.. Griffin, Esq, Of
this city, for $4,000, cash-Omoha
Repubhcdn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
~ RnlIroad meetlnE

Last Monday night was large and
enthusiastic, and the matterthorUugh-
.Iy and practically discussed, The de
cision Of this meeiing such IS 70 as
sure the public that The people Of this
county understand themselves, and
the money, If vOted-of which We en-
terrain not q doubt-win be carefully
guarded SO that a full equivalent to
the taxpayer viii result.
The importance of this road in all
its bearings can hardly be over estima-
ted, for through it we win have a di-
rect connection with the Southern
market and the Gulf; and viii have
direct and speedy carriages to or from
the great valley Of the Mississippi to
export our grain or receive the staple
products Of the South. And by this
road, too. we are brought into closer
connection with both eastern and
western markets than h~eretofoFe5 and
the wealth locked UP by low water or
winter need be confined no more. 1t
will bring into our midst wealth in an
hundred ways, and one-half the
wealth it alone will add would more
than pay the aid proposed to be given.
During the process Of construction
through u county it viii make a
heavy demand for a large quantity Of
Of our surplus, and after its cOnstruc-
ton travel from the South to the u.
P. r. r. win naturally take the west
side Of the river. The road will touch
every point on the river, and our inn
portance along the route viii depend
upon u energy. We hope that all
points in the county viii urge and
acquiesc in the proposition to bring
the matter to a vote, and then all
work together to carry it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

The Sun has a report that thirty
gunbOats for the Spanish Government
are being fitted out in New York,
Boston and Quebec, to be ready by
June Ist. daiu
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Sunday, Nay 9th, Mrs. Killers, wife Of bert
Killers, Of Benton precinct Mrs. Killers
leaves q child Must before her death.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

AClear, smooth Skin and Beautiful Complexion
follows the useOf HelmbOldis Concentrated Extract
sarsapartlla- II removes black spots, pimpIes, and
all eruptons Of theskin-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Net q few OF the worst disorders thatafic let man
kindarise rom corruption OF thebloOd HeImboidis
ELEAcs ~SarsApaEHa Is a remedy Of the Utmost
value.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Those who desire bTililancy Of Complexion must
pus4g and enrich the blood. which Hefmbold's CON
etlt4te4 EHlraQ ofSdEsaparilia invariably does
Ask tor HeNootaa. Take no no Ofher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Quantlty Is. Quality-HsimboldrsFxtracts ar-
saparilia. The dose is small, Those Who deSire a
large quanttty and large doses Of medicine en-.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
ALEXANDRIA, Nav 6.

The Mount Vernon estate of Gen.
Washington is advertised in the Ca
zette this evening, TO be sold on the
10th of June, at auction. -