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&im0er's Ve6btmofcbtue.

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gu te q dtmaj6 inc gu baben phnf4en, iolten lid, ertnnerr,
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n beH0er Stact in Operation an GSdeH, gSeten unb 9oen unb
5eDen ibre @t9ner ober Die banrt atbetteG iii ben Stano 9eest, f1
ne6r @ele 5u eriparen, ais ibnet bskS anf aueerent 28e9e m6gp
t9 TT. &le, Welte cine Der beten 8dbm al 6iuen, bic
ri @ebranh fno, bebe, z1b9tcn, ipat2n in unIerer office: 3 :
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ranS6fiGer une fpant1aer SprQde gu BADEN itnb unb no min Sc.
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S6tdt mad etneut grenlplar pen Stn9e's GabulaI6tueu=3 GET
An9, SHE N9o59uten weroen EN- gauges Sapr nab ibrem Mntouf
oon ms in boiler Orouung ue PREPARATION stbaltca.
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MpH.Weamlottpnett.

Da8 8pit.2Otul miro Inn y ubr Mor9ens
seSTfllet uro uni z ubr Nbencs sel6lpIIen.
Nn Souutasen lit ca8 @etduoe 6lp8 ami,
i9en' 8 uno 10 l9r 8arnitta9s pffen,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-15

NY Solr reI Dnperen NetnIlItbl1dDfle.
Stnwaaoerer une SRetfsnbe iOdten fetr VuFf3t!s fsn, ese IL ttrs
3iaette feufen unh fpdllu 6tffebea rur BON fDlGtn ansefrlttn
8eantten fdufen, wsfae SDn itrern Gc6alt leben, ni@t aser SDn
Wiatiern cher 8Dtf6entrdsern, Ia 1e fpnf Der Gefatr ~ansseifst
Ent, ktlGptnhelt su tperben unO tHr Gelb umfrnf a~usaeben.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mad allen Seeilen bee gEefens Fnb ~ 6aten Set
Hs3aaaieg 5l 5Gb. 8. Sitbebrds6t,
t.1sSsla General. @ntts%r anteu. N8snt Der 8Gltirarfe- uhe
rs. sI t 9bsssGtienbapa.
sa;aao.u Ha gfp. 81 8ha1ue8Nr., Baltir1pte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-15

Da8 Pplt'HOtal miro Inn q ubr 1crSens
seSTTnet unb un z lbr Nbenrs seI6lpIieio.
Gin Scnntaeen lit ,po8 Seizure 6loB apis
i9en 8 uio 10 llbr 8drnitta9s pffen.
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p 3 NAL tag. s., aeers. Z 4. g5sse.
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GtatiOnen q Wtitt, 81 N1d.
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So 8ittSburg 4 % (61 AbDs. 81 Qbps.
Sennta98 blo81at3 64 > sag 81 Mlpr,
Buffalo @rp. massI 81 Mor0. 81 Il,
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De(apare uno 6ftliGe ST Na9m. 81 Na6.
Counties Don Ntarpl. l90o9 cl 4s ,e4t
@alpert 60, Diem ! 6.40Nlprg. 81 Qbos.
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geOnorrtopn td9lidl 9 Na4n. 6 Mors.
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Weltminlter y 5 @lcr8. 81 9tad.
6reeopm, Dlentas, 50 Mpr9. 81 9ta6.a
Mpnt. 6reit. I sa #IS yee4gA.lt
l@rsiie fir N~Oftiadsn. aso
g 8riefe unter @pilpert, welde nidt iiber !
Huge ple9en, uno ntdt peiter al8 5000 yRei<
9ebe', tplten 3 Gents, itber 5000 Nleifen 10
Gents. Wenn ein 8rief ldwtrer lit, ais /
lln3e, - tpltet CT ba5 Ooppelte. lleber cine
un5e .oa8 Dreilqde unp % tirjebe weiterebat6
hinge 3 Gents mebr. s,.ra nj T~rG
aQe Srleie innerbalb ben Ser. Stooten
%nti1let pprau8te5Q6t peroea, lei eS mittelft
Pplt Clamps, pper ~9eltempelten Converts
III 8rtefe, pelte IN Die 95bIt oeleot )pel6p,,
ltnO am MaBe4ieIbit an irgeae cine QorelIe be.
l@tinlrlt linp, tpfteu 1 Gent. 8ricfe, melde II
Den 3eitun9en publi-t t merocn, friten nebff
Dem Fprtp l Sent ertrd. g1n Srte ielbf oufs
9e9eben Doer unFraufirte 9riefe perpen9uidt
arnpncirt. - - ~
@ircrlare (3eprnfD tis ~ 3 llnasn pieoenn
Mfcteit mad trSepD einem 2beile Der Ser. Stna.
ten | Gent per Stiif naO miiiiep nit Strmvs
%ironfirt leilt. bad - -,
Ea8liae 8citun8ccr, tis gu ', 5 lii lln, cu i icb,perd
tclten, meun Die reSelmlbige Abonuenten inner
bllb Ger Ser. Staaten 451 Gent8 piertelilbr.
lld.
gin5etne 8ldttcr Is. +. penn nitt tso.
LID perianot) tpiten l @eut i'm gOrans. ~
gSenn eln 9eorudteS Circular, 8ainpb1sf
p0er d3eltul9 %perl1npt lptlb, 10 mum {ie lelpers
paft leli, oaB belpe @nren plleu ltao : auperns
faus lperOen ite ais Sriefe berednet.9 u ,n4s1
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szseresenge, &arbpanre II.
G. Meyer & Co,

-5 .il SO. sos 80. z8altimprefr. st l45l :
- .ef @de pine An6 8alttHOrehr. n Hs416lr@ 2
Dem serebrett publttHl gu lpu1en. baB. nit unier OfenlaSei
test c0ntplatrt ub baS BETTE Sprttmett &ange, 8p9Efen, 9et'
nenl Porlcr- u"o SeuerplabHten an 0onb babeft, 2
4lie oen ans e.a9etanften0 efen 9~oranttren mir 10; " ~
SSenn fe MOT ~coQfdnbl9 Sntrteoeafeaeu. otdben btuntcr Oec.
notstr1it 5urlG9enomnen pereen, Dbne Northumberland. III
&eparatnren on &ause, 8nrnib, Sesn auer arten in tar5eIte
Srtl, eberie: s-l-.t -
6a6rtnten (ROeFn9, @utterthg u. @Youltns,) aUe in Sdpora.
uRo YSetB. Bltb i1lasenbe Srtitel. .lf~ s#l0l faI
Gin 6uteS Sprttnne II {tnuplQreuunler an Sono. Hs# ii
R8. @ebraudte Oelen aaer Arten rretbcit IN Grbda4e fir neue
8enonntet nnc 9aben aud ~aufsefirte tnmcr %pDratbis.
Wtr11,S O. Weher " Go.
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xSOlcne MEranQeaeItts fit GiIlrat0C

EE3gSASss3 S2StcDfa0 fI1r OtffsoGHocreT+
xEzS0leue arrangements fit Girllratoe'.
Ter, Die na1 Dem 8efen 3a reiien miiuS9eI.
gpn tsute hen 9. @9senber an, msr0sn bte siaEarsafeF ani
Der Nprtsern Central Gntpeftfrest DEPOT @iffnbabn rnttr Gem
grpres3as s%ef6rDert. Die 8atn R'ettt habrT4 rem SmatsrSntsn
etneu efSseren 8crtbettt als trGcnb cine daosrs Ndbu,
nua III Fs I'm 81 gteiler tdrBer as if1e anrers gaba rad Seaaan-
Yitt86urg, @lepelanb, Detroit, Sort Wapne,
Gbicasp, Wtillpautee, 0alena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod 96lanb, Burlington, Soma @itn
uno perpen OeBpalb bic nit ber giertaern Central 8atn setenben
geripnen 10 GtunOeu frdtsr alSOte NIT aneern 9a4asn 6epcnScn
6prt eintreTtn, aud werben 4 Nal mfniser tte 9gaesa 6atet e-
:peGfelt. Etf 9ahn stebt eur6 beu faEnffn Eteit BON Obip.
9te GAME Gatfsraan8 son bier bis @bteaso tt SEQ aiststn 9as
Oepdd wtrp tter ~se3et&net (marteh) uab eett nit ben g~G1o 8ieren
en- bn Seftnaruuesort. @s&& ts-@
Naa @refiline, Dahtpn, Cincinnati, 9noianur
polls, ,QpuiSpilIe unt st. 2puiS
werSen ebeufars gaHdStttt ~Bef5rtert uaS FIR tsr GepaG istne
Eettere untlaprnSs!cf3ea tsrearet. De @dfa9tEre E5anen nit
benz 8 uhs-,g pbtr @benbS 10 utr-3ue mad aGst wtfltGsn Dldben
eebea ptns unterwees %auf9etalteH III nerecn. DarGfabrtS.5h-
fette retben ptrtGnft III Der Office bes 2lsentea.
41awalSpRn1G2 8dItsr.
Df14s So. % Sels-Street, nahs 2Daters gBhari.
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Der HpRsu9 gebt tasiiG (nit ausua6rne bes SOnntdgs) nm
8 rtr Is WilH. Nfer8ens al mad 9ittsbGges &tteasp, Glspeiart,
Cincinnati, 81. 2Oui$ gnb ale 1eeils Ses g8efsns ao 3terr'
pcfens. @seafo rae. GlnpFa, kadaig unp Gaaaea' Mad gtn-
ReiftersSpn uub AlanGefer. NlP. Rad @6arnsersturs, Gar-
lisle anb 6assrtpr1 10 ri au.g 4tslrE HE t.1 sts0
Na&s SIS u : q orr nm 40 Disra nit BRr fintrt Garreu-
mthfel. 70 bi1t9 ne a~ufiesfr anrera 0aha. 3 bag 9Hg 9i
ReHrRoe fGnuen nit biefenn !3n8e had Detroit lne Gbicago oia
Ntaaara SsaQS, 10 bilig ais aui r9enb eiuer Guoern Sabn fabren
Ser gorf @ecem ebattpn85ug ta9lbh lSonntG9S ans
ssnpnmen) ual 4.3G Iadp. mad gprf aro alien Stahrnen ber
ageftern NtarpIarb 8abn. l3aJs sI4ni4 g1ea Isl iftasI 5
Det 5arrtsbur0- u sp.asb stteH SIS u 8 srbt :ass
It'd tGsnntsgs aussenenraepl luat 500 Iten5S al.
&etlenbe Dpn HSalbtnetGn, Gnb oem Suben, welGe mil ben
8uae UNI $40 Wlpreens Obsr $50 Ia6mittass bier anfpno
men, fnben Bef5rbertng NIT ben 3u8en etter 9abn. tH 81
0F- Ws6en 8ahrpiGetS ub anperer 6enaasn gnb S~erias!tber
MuStunft beltebe mani fM an bic 0tlett=Sface tn bar ,GalDert~
GtatiOn," @de pca Calvert unb BronHsrarg su wenSeu.
Sa8. 6. &Iarte. @ur't
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SERVANTS SebenssO eriberumsss
Oefenfbaft
IN 9t c N Port.
%aar etnsesabltes @aptgal $2OO. 900
ssHIs9l 9tdtpenu PusO xSefeHbpnd.
t~gtte.9rdHh. uub Setr.. Triecr. ScbpenhIer.
.gleie gsIsli@aft TT taaptfdGlt6 for bic beatfQe 8ep5
ternR8 ber Der. Staaten ~8s8runeet uUrben. Stre BIZ
aratsn fnS Deatf&e nne ibre Drufiaasu werDen In Sent-
d CT uno enGI ider 9 + DE a~ussegebtn. &agEtf
Sbvf Gel6dfte befttptH tn fbeas-8t rft@eruneen.
AIttrs-8 erfereunstn, @usfeutr. ab 9etbren.
t en.0erft9eruneen.
G6tatg Drs3ent pes aan3eu glusens merben untsr
gerfidertta p~ertbetIt, un0 ma@en ole @elelidaft baburd gu etae,
aui 9eg eniettt8tet bs9rtinoetetl. ga
ais Neferen3en fur Baltimore ftne frtgenbe 9erren CT
uannt, pom benen BITE NIT > ,:et&neten euh Atheu. Jnbeber Hub
pr. d. SAImater, *f3I So pr. y. Us. t8al,* JGI sl34.
8fobt, letr,* az y I'm. 6. Napner,
y aDerner DrefeIuFs 8n4 eH 1Esf3 Saerb 8fnppipb,
- 6amtItcn CATER, = sn3 = g. ~. Grilfer. at y
- Chr. 5tnrt@s \ n Wtepfr Sttn,
- 5ernt. BON 8apf, m n 60. 1trIaubw
y 5enrp Otftrt3t . wiofes 9~Diefeptelb.s y $50
Applitantex aus Waibtn9tOn unO aus iraerf
einen1 Tbetle Des @taate8 MarblanD r.g
UaHen f9 sefdatstt an uat% psHoru. "a aista@
q ; -saosngs ga3a Hcniph @n9ltr neent. eVa
Office: SO. IS sscenbfr., seSsnubtr Ger pcf-Cfte.
Ntrs1 6Nit
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Nad Set1ppit1e (Sbilab. Hoap.) =
Spn Iiltu9 Sun Sute1 9iSbft. jeben Dienz
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10 %. gta6nittaes' Aae 3aef fstsa nit Der 9 sp~gOrt
am Gsanabsub, retAer1t lOs It's DhtnbeFbtG 8ett.
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more ua 4 Il. - u. uas bait al Stfntraers 9fut, gbGie's ue
5arenSnb. ef,ss4 r1u sgs.
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as1 81 enbabn.
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BEN 6 Il. IS ID. SlnAnittaessus @aHagtcre tsnHen aud NIT benz
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aa Meter retfsn fSnnea-
Ndtrre Anstanft ert6eAt am Depot In Y~refesnifr. Der Nsrut.
(Wfct1,il) rI Gillian GrGwtDrb, Meent.
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SIS 1T g~nnt6eIus Die picten 3uren naalbaft Sa aaAea, weIhe
i@on BET alien llsbein ours bde yhSisn bepfrtt W4rben.
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Uertdert N%obnan8eu, Wt6beI, gspDn- unb 2aSer+ 0luIsr, gBaageaa ,sr
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tbun ieber Art geSea Berult snr9 iSeGer. ~ SSerner Sdtfe int
SSifSaouugen Die I'M 0aRm teaeM,
Office; Siopf-&de bon Spub- unS Secea6tF. " n QD
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ai Sanes M. pen6sr, Z essA @bas. SofAnaa, = $50 "
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(Sa29.O q. 3 arIen AiiItams. Sefrehar.
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tHrtrt nn6 rcttet o8 llebel edn5lib aus. @s tsnn nit Babrbet
esIast weibfn, 6aB nod lem Arst 10 sIldlit mar cine cLAe gu.
lamnenseeste Dtebatn su bereten. bic f4cn 10 pel ar BteOer,
~berItelun9 Der Ietcsnt en- WeHidea b~eisetra9en bat.
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philadelphia.
Bertauft BET:
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9. 9. 9ance, 108 9aItimorefr.
s.. 9afenbaI9, broadway unb canton Acennt.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-10

The II. Il St. Joe Il. f.. and keokuk packets
the North Missouri, aud the Ohis < Mississippi
T. Il. : IN Ike close and reliable connections al
Cincinnati, without omnibus ride, with the favor
lite Roads OF the West.
The Little Miami Columbus 4 Xenia, and
Cincinnati. iamiiot DAYTON Rail-Roads. Tor
Dayton and Columbus. With the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati H.R,, for Clevel and
ButiaIo& Niagara Falls. The Plrtsburg. Collum
bus Il Cincinnati, and Fort Wayne 4 Chieago X
RS for Pittsburgh aud Pnil:s.ielph The Cen
tai Ohio RR, Tor GAINESVILLE Wheeling and Bal
timore, Marietta Il Cincinnati X. r.. for Chilli
c,the, Marietta. Park.rsburg and Baltimore. and
with either OF the -Four Great Eastern Lines for
New York or Boston.
Passengers by this route have the advantage Of
wide and spacious ears, with greater lbcrality OF
room both in seats aud in aisles. than can he
found on any other Railroad in the West. and the
comfort afforded by
Foote'S Patent Ventilated Cars by Day
And Fooie's,,palent ventilated sleeping ears by
night.
Passengers from the West by the Ohio & Mss
issippi RR.. have the advantage over those BY
other lines IN TIE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
BERTfIS, from Cincinnati ,as Il ere are no cham
-es Of cars between Cincinnati and Cleveland,
Pittsburgh or Bellair.
Two daily throgh Express trains, Sundays Ex-
sepfedl one irals Sunday evening.
Ohio i Mississippi time TEN minutes faster
than ST. Louis time. The public respectfully
cautioned against bills advertising other routes
making quicker time.
Ask for tickets via Ohio 4 Mississippi. X.
For information, apply at the Office, No. rs
directly on the corner of Fourth and Cnesnut SITS.
under PAINTER House, ST. Louis.
7. LOUGH,
i4tf Gen'l Tlckat Agent.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-10
AYERS
COMPOUND Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most eifcctual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. II is COM
bined from the most active remcdials that have
been discovered for the expurgaton Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other alice
tons which arise from it, such as ERuPTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ASTMoSy's FIRE,
RosE, or ERYsrpELAs. PiMrLEs, PrsrrLEs,
BLorcuEs, BLAINs and BoiIs, TUMoEs, TErTrn
and SALT RHEux. ScALD HEAD, lsINCwoRN,
RmErMATIsM, SYruLIrIc and MERcrHiAI DIS
EASES. Dnorsy, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM NIrIA-
TED OR IMruRE BLooD. The popular belief
in io,p,a-ity ofthe Jlsod" is founded III TRUTH
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and rcgenernte this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible N
contaminated constitutions.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-10
THE HOME CIRCLE,
The Merchant, Mechanic, and Farmer.

Inc Mefchdnl, MeCn0uIC, anu FaIMeT.
As its name indicates, il will be
Independent on all subjects, mot
neutral, and in all respects up with
the iimes-'a i~ paper fearlessly
following where Truth shall lead
the way careful Of others rights,
firmly maintaining its own.
In conducting this enterprise, tn
proprietor brings to his aid the val
liable knowledge acquired in Ten
Years Experience as an Editor and
Publisher, and knowing no such
word as fail, he feels confident OF
success, and hopes to meet a kind
and welcome reception among new
acauaintances and future friends.
Until the undersigned arrives at
his future home, to take charge Of
the Office, the business and local in
erests of the paper will he conduct
ed byJonN w. Oar, Esq, Oskaloosa,
ansas, TO whom applications should
be made and letters addressed.
wv. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-10

SrNpAr School election of
officers of the N. i. Sunday School on
Sunday last resulted as follows: Super
;u,endaut, John w. Day; Assistan /.
Superintendent, John Norman; Female
Superintendent, Mrs. Julia NJ. Rice :;
Secretary. ]. N. Hall; Treasurer, o.
Shrader; Librarian. w. T. Norman;
Visitors. Joseph Evans, Jacob Boucher.
Henry Crsbbs, Mrs. Ann Boucher, Mrs.
Elizabeth Dahl and Mrs. Benedict !;
Collectors of money to purchase new
Library, Miss Loretta Conwell, Miss
Sarah Gamble, Miss Julia E. Spurlock
and Miss Fannie Fairholm. On motion
the Sunday School organized itself into
q Juvenile Missionary Society. The
hour for Sunday School was changed
from 2 O'Clock p. NJ. to Q A. NJ. An
increased interest seems to be manifest
ed in the welfare of the School, which
we hope will continue. An invitation
is extended to all to be in attendance
next Sunday morning punctually at the
hour. Let the church be filed with
scholars and teachers. A male and
female Bible class VIII probably be Or
gained, and persons who cannot take
classes as teachers are invited 10 Join
one of the Bible classes.
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r. We direct the particular atten-
ton Of our readers 10 the new advertise
ment of Moore d Mcclellan in this
number. Their stock is new and well
selected. and they are selling at small
profits. We think it is TO the advantage
Of our community for all to patronize
home merchants, home industry of any
kind, whenever it can be done. Let US
support each other and thus attract
trade and wealth ~ our place. Go and
examine the stock Of goods at the store
of Moore d Mcclellan, and you will
certainly be suited SO well that you will
purchase from them.
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a TER'S
Ague Cure,
roR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ag"e,
Remittcnt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Headache, and Bilious Feverx, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases orig inat-
ing in hillary arrangement caused by
the Malaria Of Miasm0tic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty is still perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. Tins
"CuRE" expels the miasmatic poison OF fEVEE
AND AGrE from the system, and prevents Inc &c
yelOpmcnt Of the disease, il taken on the hrst aP
preach of its prem0nitory symptoms. It's no, only
The best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
of complaints, bu. also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings it within the
reach OF every body and in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGUE prevails, every body should
have it and use it freely both for and protec-
ton. great superiority az this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Interm;ents is that it contains no lnnne
or mineral. consequentlyit produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever cpon the eonstitu.
ton. Those cured by 1t are lett as hea!tiy Is II
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence oil
the miasmatic poison. A great variety OF disor-
dcrs arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Cont, Headaehe, Blind
ness, 1oofhache, Eayache. CatG,yh, Asthma, 4. az
ir,. Pain in the Boiceks Colo, PARALYSIS and De-
ranqen,ent of the Stomach. all Of which. when
orisinatiny in this cause, put the Intermittent
time, or become periodical. This ''CuEE e1pels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cu,cs
then, all alike. 1t is an Invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. II taken occa-
sionally or daily while exposed TO tho infection.
that will bc cxcreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to rpcn into dis
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SEED WnEAr.-Henry Crabbs, at the
store of Stewart l. Crabs. has receiv-
ed for distribution to those entitled
thereto, a choice lot of seed wheat
This wheat has been furnished by the
New England Relief Committee. Of
which Geo. w. Collamore is the genera
agent. Those who nave ground on
which 10 sow wheat, and who have not
been supplied or are not able to buy
should make application i'm -nediately.
for the wheat shoald be put in the
ground as soon as possible.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
OF THE SEVENTH voLu +


The Publishers OF Tns ATLISrn MoSTnLY ave
pleasure In announcing that the new volum T.
commence with the number for January, lrOi, VIII
contain features Of remarkable interest and attract
ivencss. Among tieae may he named,
new novel, by Mrs. Harriet Beecher stowe
author Of s.Unclc Tom Cabin, and 1.-The Ministers
WcoinS."
A new novel, by Charles Reade, author of ''Chris-
Tie Johnson '.Pcg Woi'ington.' etc
New Stories, BY Miss Harriet Prescott anthor oil
s.fhe Amber G0da, and ''Sir Rohan's Ghost"
new Romance, b, the author OF ''Charies Aa-
chesacr- and .sCounierpar,s."
Also, Contributions in Prose and Poetry. by lien.
nv W Lougfcllow. RichaSl b. Kimblll, Nathaniel
Hawthorne, George s. Hiilnrd, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, James Russell Lowell, Ralph W Emerson,
John G. Whittier, BayarJ Taylor, Edwin T. " hip
pie, Henry Giles, Rose Terry. Rev. DR. Bellows
Charles Z. Norton, Winthrop Sargent, l. W. ing
ginson. J. 7. Trowbridge.
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pcription price, Publisher will mail the work :"
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FIELD NOTES:
4 Current Chronicle Of Outdoor Affairs

Encouraged by the great success Of the OHIO
CULTIVATION, and to meet more fully a demand
for intelligence Of passing events relating to Ru
raj Affairs, we shall Commence ON the lst of jan
uary, 1861, and publish
A LARGE FIRST CLASS WEEKLY PAPER
Devoted to the same scope Of Practical Farmin
Affairs as heretofore givs u in the OHIO CULrIyA
TOR, and besides this give complete MARKET Re
PORTS, Notices Of Sales, Importations, r.xchans
es,and Statistics # Live Stock, standing aud
Performances Of Horses. Notices OF Agricultural
Societies, All manner Of Field News, Adventures
in the Saddle, Shooting. Fishing AMI Manly
S.or;s, with choice and liberal Lunch of Fam
ily Miscellany.
FIELD NOTES will be large, doable
eight page sheet, published every week, Jumping
alive wth nch and funny things which we dare
nsi'put in the ONO CCLrivAToR sample No
will heready about the middle OF December, and
sem free to all applicants who desire to subscribe
or use it for e, ting up clubs.
TERMs.-Sinsle copy two dollars year; five
copies for eight doars ten COPIES for fifteen dog
lars, and copy extra TO the getter up Of cve,y
club Of ten. Payment. as usual, in advance.
:. u. HARRIS. Editor.
CJlambus Ohio.
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IRE AMERICAN AcRrcuLruR1sr for
aP'" Is an excellent number of this
's's OF agricultural uoonthlies. It's de-
'''so 70 The interests Of the farm. garden
"ao household, aud should be read by
, = family. siayear. Orange Judd.
no. ~ Park Row, New York.