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MEDICAL.
DIR.
d i q 9 low,
CONFIDENTIAL Physician.

NV south Clark Street, CHICAGO, ILL, Pri-
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fully treated. DR.. Bigslsw has cured more sex
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He cures Nervous Debility, or Invelunta-v Gam
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to perfect health and vigOr. He cures sypbu;.
In all its forms, whether acute or chronic, with.
ou' the use Of minerals or vegetable poison
o"no Tor his Guide to Health" published
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oil the greatest Specialist of the prstent da,
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euiar OF PHSSARio REMEDIn, univer sally use,
by married ladies. Address
Q. BIsELow, MD.
msh4dwly p. o. Box 1874 Chicago, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-19
THE WORLD IS IN ARMS.

Against the new hair-coloTing preparations.
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Msanw hile,
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proved by time and sanctioned by practical
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and has no equal among hair dyes, either in the
United States or Europe. To bsAutify and soft
en- the hair after dyeing use
CHRIsTADORO's HAIR PREsERYATIvR
as u dressing.
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UNION HOTEL,
PALMER HOUSE.

CHICAGO. ILL.
This new and magnificent Hotel (the lnest
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cts at taehed). which are made accessible from
the ground foor, where the grand rotunda And
Office is situated, by otis Tufts best paasen ger
elevator WP F. AESERVE, Prop.
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A TToREEY AT LAW. Hulfs Block. cor.
IA Washington and Illinois streets, Rock la
land Connected With Bisbee & Marsh's Law and
Collection once of Chicago m,I5dly
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The principal advantage in taking this msdi-
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No other preparation does or can act in the
same manner. While every medicine purges
and siekens the patient,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-19
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NEW HOTEL TO RENT,

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DIR. GALLAGHER'S
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC
CUR =

at once dissolves and carries off all Rheumatic,
Neuralgia and unhealtby matter from the sys-
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get well. There 10 no mistake about it. The
money promptly returned in every instance
whore no benefit has been received. A large
number of unsolisited testimonials have been
received attesting lite great value.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-19
MAGIC Oil.

ATHENS, Tenn, Sept. 20, 1869.
Mr.. REENE-DeAr Sir:
l wish to say word for your Pain Killing
Magic Oil.
l have been q grest sufferer from that awful
disease, Sick Headache. 1t generally attacks me
early in the morning, grows in intensity all day,
all night, and ail the next day. and generally,
though not always, goes of during the second
and often two or three times, always combining
me to my bed for about thirty-six to forty hours,
and paining me so ,rribly that it seems ss if my
head would burst open in spite OF skull and
every thing else. a persons hand would be
thrown entirely of by its throbbing. In short
suffered agony indescribable. Our best Physi-
clans failed in my case, and have used most
the popular remedies sold which are rceo nmend-
ed as sure to cure" just such cases. but they not
only failed to cure me- but seemed to Aggrsvste
my situation. A few months ago, fortunately
obtained 3 bottle of your Pam Killing Magic
Oil, and as you claim 'it works like . ehrrm r
When feel my old plague coming on, use the
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and faithfully, and now de not eyen have to
atop my work, but 60 about my business As
usual.
/ assure you one feilow-man has been bese-
fitted BY your invention, and for which I feel
grateful May God reward you. In my house
and family your Magic Oil 10 as i1dispensi BILE
as -four. ! hope my letter may be the means of
letting other poor sufferers know the
virtues of your Magic OIL, and you may use
mxname as 8 reference if you choose.
Gratefully, I am yours DC.
EDWARD A. CoBLEIGH.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-19
Farm, Spring & Freight
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ALL WORK WARRANTED I
We have recently removed to our new su~ sps-
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pomptness and dispatch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-19

WIN RENE Eso.-Dear Bro.
The letter from Edward =. Cobleigh, is from
my son. He has suffered greatly from Head
ache, bat has recently found azure by using yeuT
Pain Killing Magic Oil. Rev. Bro. Spence, our
agent, uses you Magic Oil, and 6pds relief from
the severest headache also use il in my family
and find it excellent in several ailments. trust
you sre doing the world good, as well as getting
some peculiarly benefit to yourself, With your
Pain Killing Magic Oil. am truly yours,
n. Z. C0BLETGH.
President Wesleyan University, Athens, East
Tenn.
sm confident that every family will and great
seneht oy ieeping. and using ny Magic OIL.
Our best Physicians use and prescribe il and
next to the Family Physician il can b. depended |
upon, as clean, safe and delicious remedy for
Ali kinds Of Pain. sure to give immsdiate relief,
and never do harm. Directions with each bottle. |
Yours truly, WIN. RBNNE,
Manufacturer, Pitts6eld, Mass.
Call for Il where Jon ususlly trede. Sold BY |
Ill Druggists, Merchants and Grocers.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1871-06-15
L0OKN BAD.

In glancIng over the BrowDville
papers this morning we notice a little
thing which needs some explanation,
to-wit: That the Democrat is made
the official organ of Col. Thomas J.
Majors, Assessor of Internal Revenue
for the District of Nebraska, in which
paper appears his advertisement OF
assessment rolls being open for In
spection. This looks bad, to say the
least. The Democrat Is and always
has been, an ultra democratic sheet,
filled with abuse of Republicans, Re-
publican doctrines and Republican
officials, the editor of which served in
the rebel army and it is an enigma
to US why Assessor Majors should
make this paper his official organ
over the head of as staunch and relia-
BILE Republican journal as the Ad-
rertiser. VIII some one "fise to ex-
plain?" A few words from Bro. Ma
jors or Bro. Church would be In or
PszttsplOuth Herald.
We yield the floor to Bro. Majors
this week. He doubtless can give
the reason why he thus bestows his
patronage. We are as anxious as
friend Hathaway, and many Repub-
licans of this county are more anx-
ious than are we, to hear what excuse
the Colonel has to offer for bestowing
his patronage as he has.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-06-15
A HINT FORCIBLE,

The Mobile Register don't just like
the advancing" Valsndigham "de-
parture." 1t contains the following :
"The n. Y. Herald thinks that
everything looks co,tLcatr de rose for
the Democracy since Dayton and
Harrisburge have come up to its quasi
Republican ground, and in the kind
ness of its heart towards the Democ-
racy, il now favors them with a can
didate in Gen. Sherman. This is
co ming it rather strong, and we cry q
halt. If we have to swallow the new
platform, we must not be expected to
swallow Republican candidate, in
the bargain. "Poco-a-Poco," or you
will make the dose too strong. If
there are mild Democrats who yearn
after Republican principles and candi-
dates, they know where to find them
on the other side. True Democrats
have need to be fed on more congen-
ial and wholesome food. If our
Northern friends won't even let jeff
Davis talk, we of the South beg To he
excused from voting for the Devasta-
tor who marched to the sea-" and
who made solitude, anu called it
peace.n
We reckon that the timid policy
course will prevail, yet it is refresh
ing and useful to see true men brave
ly breasting what it is Improperly
called departure" 1t should be
called an advance" for it advances
to REPUBLICAN POSITION be-
cause il is believed that it is one nec-
essary to command success. The out
look is not pleasant to men who be-
eve in principle and the mighty
force and prevalence of truth"
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-06-15
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. May 81.

The soldiers monument at West
field, designed by l.. II. MOsman, of
Chicopes, and cast in bronze at a mes
works in that town, was dedicated to-
day with imposing ceremonies. Gen.
Fitzpatrick delivered an oration, in
which he strongly denounced jeff.
Davis for his recent speeches in Geor-
gia, the remarks of the General be-
ing vociferously applauded. He said:
'"The papers of yesterday are full of
shouts of appreciation from the dis
loyal people Of Augusta at the words
pronounced by the traitor Davis. l
am willing, for one, to forget the past
when rebels cease to remind me OF 1t
and not before. Comrades, the time
may come when ungrateful people
may forget all these bloody facts of
war; when a traitor will be pardoned
and his crimes forgotten; when Lib
by, and Belle Island, and Anderson
vile will be mentioned without sin
gle passing thought; when no distinc-
tion will be made between the traitor
and the patriot who fought to pre-
serve his country; when q towering
monument will rear alOft from Capt.
tOl Square at Washington, erected by
Southern pride, to perpetuate the
memory of her falsehearted sons:
when Breckenridge, of Ky.-the Bit
terest rebel-will be allowed to return
to the United States Capitol from
whence he was driven by the terrible
denunciations of Baker; when Da.
vis-the arch-traitor-who long since
should have passed from the scaffold
to an uDhonored grave [applause1
may possibly pollute once again with
his foul presence the halls of Con-
gress, there to make laws for you and
me, while immortal Lincoln sleeps
in his tomb. Comrades of Massachu-
sets, this may come with time; but
by the eternal God, not if we can pre-
vent it," [Great cheersl.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-06-15

The county court will submit sew
eral railroad propositions to our peo-
pie at an early day-perhaps by the
middle of July proximo. One Of
these will relate to changing the sub
scription of $3.50, 600 voted in Novem-
Der, 1859, to the O., NJ. & P. r. R., so
that work can commence on the
western end of the line and proceed
eastward at once. Another PROPOSE
ton will be to vote $25, 900 in the
bends of the county to the Brownville
& Hamburg r. r. which is contin-
uation of the Burlington & Missouri
River Rail Road. And another prop
osition will be submitted to the votes
of Clay township asking them to sub
scribe $4,000 in the bonds of the
township to the O., NJ. & P. r. r: on
condition that the road be graded,
bridged, tied, ironned and the rolling
stock thereon, from Brownville to
Rockport by the 1st day of January
next. All three Of the propositions
will be submitted to our citizens at
the same time-the first two to the
voters of the county and the latter to
the voters of Clay township.-Rock-
port Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-06-15
RECONSTRUCTED Paris.

PARIS, June l3.
The Princess Mathilde has asked
Thiers for permission to return to
Paris, promising to abstain from po-
litical intrigues.
Among the prominent candidates
for the Assembly in the coming elec-
tions are the following: Vintry in the
department of Ain, About in Branch
es du Rhone, Clement Duverniers in
Hautes Alps, Msgne in Dordagne,
Faucannerie in Anne Moderate.
The republican candidates have q
fair prospect of success in the Seine,
Disc and the Lower Seine depart
ments.
General Uhrich, defender of Stas-
bourg, solicits q seat for one of the
Assembly districts in Paris as a per-
manent protest against the annexation
of Strasbourg to Germany.
The public gardens have ceen re-
opened, and the work of restoration
in the Bois de Boulogne begun; la
borers are replanting trees and shrub
berry and filling up excavations, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-06-15
CONDENSED rELEGRAms.

The Alabama 4 Chattanooga Rail-
road Company has been declared
bankrupt.
The store of G.. P. Hellstadk, at
Sioux City, was robbed by burglars
Wednesday night.
The seventeen year locusts have ap-
peared in many localities, but the
damage is trifiing.
Reports from every part Of Illinois
represent the crop prospects as never
better. Corn is especially fine.
The New Hampshire House Of Rep
resentatives completed its organiza-
ton yesterday by the election OF
clerks, &c.
A dispatch from Bratt1eboro, VT,
states that the national bank of that
village was robbed OF $50. 600 by burg
lars last night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-06-15
THE TABLES TURNED.

Within the memory of our young
men the Democracy were wont TO
call all Republicans fanatics. Now
this word is freely used by the stiff
need Democracy to designate the linn
ber Jim portion of the same school.
That manly portion of our fellow-cit-
iEens who believe deception is wrong,
who hold to a governmental policy
which they sincerely, though ignor-
antly believe to be just, right, and
erninently constitutionalE those who
eourageously unfold their banner up
on the ground which they are willing
to maintain, defend, and ask for sup
port-these call the "new departure"
species fanatics. That outspoken and
truly Democratic sheet, the Rulo
Register, says of the Vallandigham
resolutions: ave do not fear the in
sersion of such planks in our national
platform, for if we adopt measures
which are in opposition to our true
and inmost belief, how can we ever
dream of unity or success" The
above lie Literally true. The Democracy
don't believe that these issues are
dead. They are at hesrt opposed to the
settlement" Their nominee for
Governor of Kentucky says that they
are prominently live and real issues
In the coming campaign, and that
what has been done by Republicans
must be undone by Democrats. That
he does not believe that any true
Democrat OF Ohio or elsewhere dares
assert to the contrary. This Demo-
cratic nominee here asserts what we
have alleged to be true, that at heart
Snd In sentiment the Democracy are
Q unit, that their aims and objects
tend toward the same governmental
policy. The only difference is, the
limberjim ring are deeply impressed
with the belief that to be victorious
they must deceive the people as to
what they really intend, and the stiff:
need wing being too honest for such
wickedness, prefer to stand boldly
upon the real principles which are
bred In the bone and blood of sll DeTu-
ocrats. Every true man must respect
him who has the moral honesty to
stand In defence Of a position which
be firmly believes to be right.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-06-15
NEWSPAPER CHANGES.

The newspaper stock must just at
this present moment be appreciating
in value. Many changes in proprie-
torship have taken place within the
pass few weeks Ia this State. We
have now six standing offers for the
Advertiser. and some Of the applican is
are pressing their propositions with
eommendsble skill and energy.
Three these would -se purchasers are
old newspaper men, aud from their
experience and ability we doubt not
they would add much to the interest
Of the paper If under their control.
We are not disposed to sell however,
unless q change would be the means
OF more firmly uniting the Republi-
can party. To do this we will sscri-
flee much for the public good.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-06-15
LITTER OF b. F.. WADE.
Private
JEFFERSON, April "a

JEFFERSON, April "a, 1871.
Dear Sir Il received your kind
letter several days ago, and have had
many others of like import from 9TH
er parts of the State, to some OF
| which [ have replied that / could not
accept the nomination even if offered
me. In this emphatic manner | de-
sired to have ii understood that / was
not a candidate before the Conven
tion, and did not aspire to that or any
| other office. But on reflection. and
after considering the arguments OF
my friends, am convinced that this
was stating it too strongly. When /
remember how firmly and generously
the great Republican party of Ohio
stood by me for eighteen years, dur
ing the most turbulent and perilous
period of our history, should the Re-
publican Convention consider that it
is essential to success to order me
again into the field, could not disc,
bey their mandate without base in
gratitude, if not dereliction of princi-
pie. No one can be more profoundly
impressed with the importance Of the
ascendency of the Republican party
during the next Presidential election
that | am, for should the Democratic
party by any means get possession Of
the Government, all the mighty sac
rifices of blood and treasure which
have been expended to maintain the
Union and the great principles of the
declaration of independence would
be set at naught, or greatly impaired,
for among all the government,
whether imperial, monarchial or aris-
tocrtic, no combination of men can
be found more inveterately opposed
to the equal rights of all men than
the so-called Democratic party of the
United States. Undoubtedly there
are many eminent and honorable in
dividual exceptions to this rule
among those who still blindIy COOP
crate with it, but the constant and
undertaking action of the party for
more than thirty years past renders
what is said above unQuestionable
and the speeches of their leading men
in the last Congress, as we'll as the
late address of the members of that
body to their constituents, show that
the party were never more resolved to
carry out these unjust and aristocrat-
ic principles than at this time. OF
course, whether in Office or out, in
the future as in the past, shall op-
pose such q party as long as life re-
mains. Still, cannot doubt that the
Convention will be able to find many
more able aud efficient standard-bear-
ers than myself. and such is my mot
sincere hope and desire, nor do !
doubt, with such cause before the
enlighted people of this State, that.
whoever he may be, he cannot fail to
be triumphant. Yours truly,
b. F. WADE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-06-15
!, ADVERTISER.
BROwNvILLE, NEB.,
IMMIGRATION.

Our exchanges seem to believe
that possibly the rumor is true
shat the last session OF the Legisla-
turs has so amended q law Of their
first session relative to immigration
as to authorize the employment by
the State Board Of immigration, of
four more agents. By the above we
can see how hopelessly in doubt the
people are placed by their law makers
relative to what they have done the
past six months. The Legislature
convenes, passes laws effecting the
interests and rights of the people, ad-
iourn several weeks, re-convene,
amend the law they first passed, and
adjourn again, and during all this
time none, but few interested sharp
srs and public treasury sharks, have
any knowledge of what really has
been done, except they pick up bit
here and there in the newspapers, 30
doubtfully put together that no reii-
snce can be given it.
We suppose that the immigration
law, whatever 1t was, has been amend
ed. Nemaha county has received no
benefit from the law as it was and we
have but little hope that she is to be
favored now. The Insane bill, the
Penitentiary bill, and the Emigration
bill carry with them large appropria-
tions Of the public funds. Richard
son, Otoe and Douglas counties are
the recipients of all the benefits flow
ing therefrom. Nemaha, Csss and
other popuIous counties. furnish the
ests-paws. We utterly condemn this
system Of passing laws and making
large appropriations, at the dictation
OF q few interested lobbies, and then
appointing these same men to execute
the laws at large salaries, before the
people of the State can know what
has been done.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-06-15
Collectors Notice Of Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that as Collector Of In
~ ternal Revenue for the District OF Nebraska, 1
have levied upon and seized, for non-payment OF
United States Internal Revenue Tax, assessed oy
the Assessor of the District of Nebraska, against
William NJ Chsffee and William ID. Lewis. under
the firm name of William NJ. Chaf1ee q Cor dlstil-
lers on spirits distilled by William NJ. Chafiee and
William b. Lewis, in heir distillery, and by SAID
Assessor returned to me for collection against the
said William NJ Chaffee and William D. Lewis, dis
tillers aforesaid. oil the right title and inter
est which the said William NJ. Chaffee and William
D. Lewis had in and TO the dstiilery used for distii
ling the spirits which said tax has not been paid
with the stills vessels, fixtures and tools tnerein
and Also the lot and tract of land whereon SAID ds
tillery is situated together with any snd all build
fngs thereon Which said lot and tract Of land Is
situated in Nemaha county, Nebraska, and De
scribed as follows, to-wit: Commencing At the
northwest corner OF the southwest quarter OF sec
tion twelve in township five, north OF range nteen,
east and running thence south hfy-s11 RODS thence
east thirtysix rods and ten links thence north fifty
six rods thence west tirty-six rods and ten links,
to place of beginning containing twelve and seven
ty-one hundredths acres, in the county OF Nemana
ana State of Nebraska
All Of which property aforesaid I viii, on tne
twenty first day of June A. ID. lS1 at II OF clock NJ
Of said day. offer for sale at public vendue. at the
front door of the Post ONCE In the city OF Brown
yflle Nemaha connty, State OF Nebraska, Tor the
payment of said Internal Revenue Tax due the
United States, amounting to the sum or Two Thou-
sand Six Hundred and Eighth-nlne and s2-l00 Dol
lars together with penalty, interest and costs OF
seizure and sale, according to law.
JOSEPH Z. LAhASTET,
Collector of Internal Revenue,
for District of Nebraska.
Brovuyille, Neb., May. Is, 1871. 3l-5t