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To d;saNed Soldiers, Senssas and
Aariaes and ,cidors or other heirs OF
dose ssko hare died or been killed in AIe
service. CAas. G. Tucker, Attorney tcv
Claimants Bounty Land and Pensios
Agent. Washington City. D. C.
Pensions procured qer eotdisss. Sea-
men aad Marines Of the present war.
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received or disease contracted while in
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or been killed while in service.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

THE undersigned elm sos nas Two Il DE 49,
loes Tor pUvsas residssce 70 b. haA h 0skalos-
- They are pleasaauy sitnated On the corner q
lola .are ssd Monroe streeta, In part Of ne VI.
l.gs shae peoNises 10 b., - nos ~ The noss L.
% eheo ~ building lhss could eaaiIy - eea-
vsrsed no . stable; stone foundaliea viii he
ellis Ter DWELLING house, and well o. eeon vates
g g, tns I.Ge betvess hese AID As s4jcislsf lee
70 ~ address 49, John W DAY.
St. = l Real Esta1s Agsut.
-is5s 4 ~sefsa issl
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sSt.-
SH1RIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS. Set.
CoukrI OF JEFykRsox.
IsaAc Newhouse.
vs.

=. ;. barnes and -41
Lucinds r Barnes. ] a>l.ebieas.t
By virtue Of an Execution to me direct
Cd. issued by the clerk of the first dis
,vict court. l will. on Saturday, the 2lst
day ,of December. A, D, 1861. between
The hosrs OF one and three O'Clock. P.
~. 1t the Court House door in the vii.
lage Of Oskaloosa. in the County Of JET.
fer.on. and State of Kansas. expose It
psblie sale 10 the highest bidder for
cash ia hand. The following described
property to-vit: all the right title and
interest Of the defendants. E J. Barnes
and Lucinda +. Barnes. to Lot Twelve
(l2) in block three. and all tie appur-
Iesancesl theseaulo belpneisk. levied
upou ~ the property Of E. J. and L F.
Barnes. and in favor Of Isaac Newhouse.
Said property appraised at Sl25. 90.
J. F. HIxrox, Sheriff
OF Jefferson Co. Kansas.
Hes.i2-is-Sw. Prinier's Zee @s. 40
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SHERIFF. SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS. I ass 4a.a....
County Of Jefferson.
N. w. Curtis.
il Speer. and) q
n a = u -s-..a 49, 49,.

e. A. soeer. "a - Ia
By virtue Of an sxscu,ioa to me di.
rected issued by the clerk Of the 6rs'
District Court sitting 10 Jefiersos Coen-
". and State Of Kansas. IN favor al N.
w. Curtis and against J. l. Spser end
Cysthia A. Spssr. ! have this The 1esh
day Of November. A. D. 1864. levied
upon al the right. tile and interest Of
the defendants Of 10 and too The follow
ing described property. to-sis:--Lots
two (2) and three Is in Block sixteen
(l6) in NsuelI's addisisa y The village
Of Ostaloosa. Jefsersoa County, Kssaas.
aud all the appurtenances thereunto be-
longing. l viii. on Saturday. ths 4ist
day Of December. A. D. 1861. between
the hovrs Of one and three O'clock in
the afteruoon, stihs couss hosse dsor.
in de sillsgs Of Qstalooea. cesnly Of
Js6,rses, asd Sasas ~ Kanaass ssposs
'at public sale 10 The highest biddsr III
cash in hand. the above described prop
ersy. said property spprsissd - 800 %.
]. +. HIxros. Sheriff 4
i. Jefferson Coussy. Kansas. {
Nov43 1857 Prialsr,P s. -. 30
The sale Of the above desesiesd real
estate is postponed mill u 16th Day
Of February, 1863.
F.. HIsros. Sheriff {
e-f. is.f7i 4.
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FRUIT& ORNAHEyTdLZ TREES
OLDEST STOCK IN KANSAS

We say to all, buy trees Of hone
Nursery. Trees raised IN this soil and
climate are the only ones thai viii pay
for setting ont: you who have bosgh,
from the East know BY experisnes.
Our stock consists - follows: sag~
Apple trees from yearlings 70 bear.
ing size: Pears. Plums. Cherry, Peach.
Apricot. Neciarine. Grapes. Blackberies.
Rsspberries. Gooseberries. .Stnwber-
ries, Ornamental Trees. Shrubs. Roses.
Rhubarb. Asparagus. De. -. IS
b We viii take .Gsain. Stock OF LAad,
in exchange for Frsit Tress. ,,Sssd or
a catalogue aud price list. Office snd
depot between 9Th and 9Th streeis on
Kansas Avenue. Immediately nerth Of
the Commercial House. Atcbison, Kan
sas. Fie7 lseia
October -. 1861. oct9s i3tf.
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..o& ..,S .s&aTsoa

ON Eli y A ASAS ~
DrsrRIcf OF KANSAS. .
Absl Whitney.
e a':;,:; re- ss9's'' .ss No. ss7.
By virtue Of an Order Of Sab.
;,susd out Of the District Court Of The
United 6tssss; end 4Sms directed and
delivered. / will. on Saturday. the Sls'
d.v Of December. A. D. 1861, be:
,svssa. The hours ~ y. o.sloek ~: ana
Z o:clock P. II. q said day. At the
Court House door Of Jefferson County.
in lie town Of Osksloasa. Of abe eS.a!s
..d District aforesaid. cell At public
.notion 70 the ,Aighs,s and best bidder
"a c,1h 3 had, III the right, title. in
ter,ss and claim Of the defendants. Ele-
.xer Mcclure. and George Kemp. Of. 70
and to the following described real g.
g .3'i ksSs;ss )isstsiSsr.SSfl a i all) il
Township number nine ~ in Range
number eishsSss ~ I'D the east half
Of he southssss .Qssstsr siof Sses'on
number one (D). same Tc"nshsP ana
Ranae. on which l.st mentioned paet is
.;,ustet = stean san miu. ~ on the
Dehvars Traet Linds in ths SseD OF
Ks.sas. toQs.ler eiih al and sia9shr
~. .vUursensuees thsreso bslopgiag.
ORDERED to be sold 81 ahe ~ = Aass
al . satisfy ssid order OF sa!e:
: - JAMES L. Ned DWELL,
Der DAwsos A. Hook. OsP.ty.
,a.,yR,lss e0sey = loasdnsosth ACitys
:. ~~sIevnaT kssssH .so%sst ass =.
so xs. ss, c 81 e i Isdlssin.. pit a.,y:
80 .1e.eSsIA ess Printes'e e IA
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rbou, vs. a. ". c.a... No. w
Now u shis day came N. ". Cur'is and lied
his certain affidavit in this Cause, setting forth
that the said defendant is . noa-rssldssa q Tie
Stale Of ksueas: Therefore is b os1ora1 by the
Clerk of said Court. in vacatios, thu ths de6es-
liant, Thomas A. 1cGehee. b poti6sd - psbh-
csiio0 b. ing a,ads in .Ths lndepssdsss" Sye six
sueccpsivs ~Csks, Of The peadency Of Ibis suii.
iae obj.at OF which il TO Gbtsin . ju5gmsp,
agsin-i said teiendSnt for the susa Of fouf doh
lars and sixty cents aud interest, mid to be due
AID OWN: from the attendant ~ said plaintiff
on . certain psomisssJy pote, made. executed and
ieliyesed b. the said defends 70 said plainiifl
os the 18th day Of April, 4. D. leSJ. e. de ND
sum Of fosr dollar aad sixty cesis. and Payab 9
in one d., after date; and further, that the prop
egty VI ,hs said defendant, tO-wii: the NoFtheast
garter OF The Northwest QUARTER os Section 30.
IN Toynshsp 9, Of Rage Is, has bcsn sita -h~d b,
vissue Of an order Of sttschmens Issued oas Of
ssid Court, and thai uniess The aid defendant
answer or dcinnr 10 the pet.li0a Of The sAid
plaintiff filed in this Gauss beiose the seyen-
Issash Of February, 1854. sn h petition will b
taken % lrue, and jadgmen. rendered according
", AMI his property cold 70 estisty the judge.
Gnent 70 to be rendered as sfofesaid.
Wines r. T. Haven, CLERK If lid
Court, with the seal thereof AFFIXED o.
fsvALl office in tho village Of OtksADGsa, o.
this 5sh day ii OctObsr, 1851. II
9 .srfrsestI a +. z. HAvENS, Clsst.
octsnlo-6s. Pintsr's ~ II
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6. B. CARSON. Treasurer 4 !.
Oskaloosa. jefferson Co. Kansas.

p. S. All those that have no. paid
their taxes for the year A D 1869 will
have to pay the same BY the LIST Of Jan !,
uary or their lands will be sold. The
Tax sales for delinquent taxes Of 1860
will commence the end day Of January
next. G, b, CARsos. Treasurer.
Nov .l6-No15-4w.
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Sheriffs Sale. e. .
STATE o. KANsAs, I
County vi J. g. rsoni

IJsmes Wood, = al ts-j1--1 !3aAll
VIM. ;. Dyer. ct 81.
By virtue Of IN execution
to me directed issued BY the Clerk Of the First
District Court sitting in OskaloOsa, jefferson
County. Kansas. | ~ill, ON Tuesday. he siss
day VI December, A. D. 1881. in front OF the
'cJsst hoo deus, in shs yilisgs al Osksio"sa.
5eiersun Comfy. Ksnsses bssweea ihs hours OF
one and three o'clock r. n Of that day. expose
ct pubic .sls to the highest bidder Tor cash in
baud all the night, title and interest OF the said
VIM. +. Dyer ., al Of. in and TO the following
real es,sse, sto.wi,. The uaE'h east fractioual
qsas,.t 81 Sscrion i've 81 Tovn'eip nine ~ OF
ttsMfe eig Aisea Q6,, sppssissd 81 et,Oo pei acre
Also the Sou ID West Qisrtsr IT Sectien thirty.
sSsstS az in Township pine %, OF Range eight
cen 49,, sPPssised a eleven hundred aad tween:
~ dolian, VI tbs Delaware Trust laLds in sad
C:ountv. IF Hint on, Sheriff VI
Jefferron County, Kansas.
no, 20 II sw. Zee %.
UNA ~FnT . aFF
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No,ice to taxpayer Of Jefferson CO

Ho'ice to Tax-payers Of Jefferson Co
n Ths Tax Lis, Of A. D. 1861. Stale
CSsndy aod Tswsship. haj bees. dcliv
cred 10 me for collection. The take.
are now due, and the law requires al
taxes 10 be paid prior 10 the first oI
January. All persons failing TO pay
their taxes BY the lst Of January. will
have penalty Of ten per cent. to pay.
Sec. IS Of the tax law reads rs follows:
"On all ,axes remaining unpaid after
the 6rst' day Of january. these shall BE-
a p-nalty VI ten percent added. and
collected in like manner Is other taxes.
amt Of TAX for Sisss'p'pos 4octs on 500 vsl'tn
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Or EXCHANGE for Trade. FOUi
" houses and number Of los. situ
sted in the town Of Oskaloosa. Goos
bargains may be expected. For par
'tieulars inquire of go Sas =
nov.2- 14tf. w. NORMAN.
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independent on all subjects, (no'
NEUTRAL, and in all respects or with
the times-'a lice paper fearlessly
following where Truth shall lead
the way careful Of Others rights
firmly maintaining its own.
In conducting this enterprise, tn
proprietor brings 10 his aid the val.
liable knowledge acquired in Ten
Years Experience Is an Editor and
Publisher, and knowing no such
word as fail. he feels confident Of
success, and hopes to meet kind
and welcome reception among new
acquaintances and future friends.
Until the undersigned arrives q,
his future home. to take charge Of
the Office. the business and local in.
erests Of the paper will b conduct
ed by Jous w. DAY, Esq. Oskalcosn,
aa;as, to whom applications should
be made and letters addressed.
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October ~. 1861. oct4e i3.f.

Order Of publicaiioa. asp
STATE OF KANSAS, so44a laiE
CoUxfY o. JBSSEasox.
Ia the District Court Of aid COaaty.
n. W. Curus Debt and Az.
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viii attend n the following times and
places 70 receive taxes. Al
Winchester on the Cd and Sd Dec. 81
Grasshopper Falls 4th-5,h &c
Joshua Taylors on Rock creek 9th q"
Osawkes 7th 80
kaw AZ GEA Ion "
Kentucky 18th"
Persons wishing 10 pay taxes will
call a. my Office in the village Of Oska-
loosa.a =. any time except the days above
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~ Are psspeFsa 70 81 scdsss - IL kieAs q
vuTk In DER hss n ID bsst - m1oe spqsssod
style. -
Cosl.asss lords sssss;ss q hsiliisp sahsa
On RESPONSIBLE terms.
Al bs~l> - 49, - s,auSu~
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- .ss-ii.is'S1 s'oa hsa.go.sis ss.isss4
~ iaasss4 al % ssairsA saa a-n
esIaa - ass.s,e u 1slcssa sia s.ls
s..As hsl9@ 40 sssss.s - sssslsasr
e. q yi'fA0<t - .sast rs sEshs
- ssasa ~ III u sssssfs sES
= stF4 80 = 1. - sasr. .sfis "
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-15
HAVE CONFIDENCE.

DR. YOUNG will guarantee perfect and perma-
nent cure in the following cases or he charges moth
ing for his services: Syphilis, GonoerrhGa, Structure
of the Urethra, Affection Of the PROSTATE Gland,
Weakness of the Genital Organs, lmpoency Sterili.
ty, both in the male and female, Spermatoria or
Semlna Weakness, Noctural Emissions, Rheuma
tism Dyspepsia, indigestion Fever and Ague, lncip-
lent Consumption and all Irregularities in Females
together with all diseases of Women and Children;
also. Nervousness. Palpitaton Of the Heart, etc.
Persons afflicted with symptoms after being treat
ed should consult DR.. Young at once, no disease
is cured unless the patient feels perfectly we'll If
there is particle of disease left in the system il viii
break out some future time, when least expected or
be handed down to an innocent offspring. Persons
who have been treated with mercury should be very
cautious in believing that they are well, for it is a
scientific fact hat he mercury will minglc with the
venereal and form a disease great deal worse than
the original All those who have reason to think,
by bad feelings that they have been treated thus,
should consult Dr. Young and he will examine their
cases and tell them at once how they stand.
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CnntIon to the PublIe.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general use should
have their efficacy established by well tested eNre
rience in the hands of a regularly eiucated physi
clan whose preparatory study fits linn ior all the
duties he must fuf yet the country IS Hooded with
moor nostruns and cure-alls, purporting TO be the
hest in the world which are not only useless, but
al,yavs injurious The unfortunate should be PAR
ncr-IAR in selecting his physician, 1t is lament
sble vet incontrovertihle fact that many syphitic
natienta are made miserable with ruined constitutions
bv NAL treatment froin inexperienced physicians in
general practice for it is point generally conceded
bv the best syphlographerS that the study and man
apement ofthese complaints should engross the whole
time of those who would be competent and successful
in their treatment and cure. The inexperienced gen
eral practitioner having neither opportunity nor
time to make himself sufficiently acquainted win
their pathology comOnly pulsues one system OF treat
ment in most cases making an indiscrimlnate use Of
that antiquated and dangerous weapon, mercury.
More caution however. should be used by the Syph
ilitic patient in consulting nominal physicians Of
the advertising class nine tenths of them are i'm
rosters. who assume German, French or other
names and are without any claims to medical knowl-
edge These knavish rascals ncSt all large cites,
and bv means Of their lying advertisements and pos
ters, they induce the unwary to enter their Peter
Funk "institutiuus, -" and numerically fleece them
and poson them with mercury Persons living at u
distance in the country are more apt to be duped by
the living notices OF quacks than citizens
In view of the above facts, DR.. }. 1OUNG
would say that he Is the only regularly educated
physician in California now advertising. who de
votes bis whole time to the treatment of veuereal
diseases Office T5l Clay street opposite the Plaza.
Hours from A. NJ. to ) ?. NJ.
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DAVIS AND WIGFALL.-Mr. Wigfall, of
Texas, Is one of that sort of men we take
it. whose bump of reverence has no large
development to impress him with an uncOm-
Portable feeling Of awe in the presence
of greatness. We will describe scene be-
tween him and the President, as it was de-.
scribed to US.
Wigfall-Davis, you are great man,
smart man, a heap smarter than am.
The Presdent-(R Replies with nasal
grunt not susceptible Of being indicated
by any combination Of the letters of the al
phabet)
Wigfall-Davis, you are q mighty know
ing man, but il were in your place, as
the Chief Magistrate of this struggling
young republic. would know sight more
than you do, and great deal that you
won't.
The President-(Putting on an air of
prim indignity, replies with two grunts.)
Wigfall-ravis. it were President, as
you are. should deem ita duty | should
owe TO my country, TO know something OF
what others know. / would put myself in
free aud easy communication with men OF
of mind whether in official or private sta.
ton. to seek information from them, and
learn their views concerning public affairs,
in order that might profit by them in the
conduct of the great affairs of State. No
man Is so omniscent but that he may learn
something by association and free converse.
ton with bis fellows.
(Erit the President consulting his watch. }
Mobile War Spirit.
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DILUvIAL CHANGES.

While sudden and Neutrality-suspicious. are
impending over nations, nature is accom-
plishiDg, slowly and silently, far more por'
ten0us changes. There are harbors famed
for ages as commercial centers, from which
the sea is now gradually Withdrawing its
waters. The deltas OF great rivers grow
by accumulation from year TO year, till the
rivers themselves forsake them and seek
new channels. The Sea Of Azof, the outlet
of the commerce Of the Don, is rapidly be-
coming vast and impenetrable marsh.
Between two measurements, thirty two
years apart, its depth has diminished eleV-
en- feet: and the prediction of Strabo may
yet be accomplished. that some time both
the Sea of Azof and the Black Sea will be-
come waste tract of intermngled lakes
and moTasses. The largest river of Cen
trail Asia, the Oxus. according TO the unan.
imous testimony Of ancient authors. rolled
its waters iuto the Caspian Sea. In mod
ern times IL has empted into The Sea Of
Aral. But ii seems TO be about to resume
its ancient channel TO the Caspian. an event
which would revOlutiOnize the conditions
of commerce between Europe and Asia.
The Oxus would then recover its IenOwn az
a great highway of nations. The Euphrates
also, is leaving its ancient bed from point
above Killah. and taking a more westerly
course. Year by year the new channel re-
ceives large proportion of its waters; the
stream that adheres to the old channel has
already ceased to produce the foundations
which. like those of the Nile, can alone fer
tilize its borders; the country adjacent to
the ruins of Babylon begins to wear the as
pect of hopeless aridlty; aud the ancient
capital of Semiramis and Nebuchadnezzar
will soon make the center of desert. Nor
does the river promise to fertilze q new
district, but loses itself in the innumerable
lakes and marshes which extend to the
Persian Gulf
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A VISION.

The seasons weave their ancient dance
The restless ocean ebbs and flows
The world rolls on through day and dark,
Regardless of our joys and woes
Still up the breezy western slopes
The reaper girls, like apples brown,
Bend singing to their geetul toll,
And sweep the golden harvest down:
Still, where the slanting sunlight gilds
The boles Of cedar and Of pine,
Chants the lone bIackbird from the brake
With melancholy voice divine:
Still all about the messy tracks
HUNS at his drag the woodward bee;
Still Rtfully the corn-crake's note
Comes to me from the upland lea:
Still round the forest bower she loved
The woodbine trails its rich festoons;
The slumbrous poppies burst and fall
Beneath the silent autumn moons.
Still round her lattice, perched aloof
In sunny shade Of that tched caves
The jasmine cings with yearning pale,
And withers in its shToud Of leaves:
Still round the old familiar porch,
Her cherished roses blush and peer,
And fill the sunny air with balmi
And strew their petals year by year.
Nor here within, one touch Of changel
The footst0ol--the embroidered chair
The books--the arras on the wall
The harp-the musc--all are there.
No touch Of changel | close my eyes
II cannot be she comes no mOrel
] hear the rustling of her dress
hear the footstep on the floor;
feel her breath upon my brow;
feel her kiss upon my check
Down, phantoms Of the buried past
Down, or my heavy heart must break.
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TAKE CorRAGE-NEYER nESPAIR.

NELSON CREEK, Sept. 80 1861.
DIR. J. C. YoUNG,- will remember what a
poor wretched crea ure was when last saw you
and the result has astonished me as well as my
friends. Your invaluable prescription and excellent
advice have completely overcome ailments such as
il seems TO me- never afflicted mortal before new
er wrote a letter with greater sau faction than pen
this shall remember you with gratitude long
as live That you may live long to alleyac the
sulIerings Of others as you have mine is my earnest
prayer Please accept my heartfelt thanks that you
have brought this almost hopeless case to so happy
a termination Yours, truly,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-15

DRowNED.-On Saturday, the third Of
May, o. S. Colegrove, Postmaster at Rome,
in Sutter county. in company with Robert
Dickson, started for Knights Landing with
the mall On the way they we're both thrown
out of the boat aud drowned. Their bodies
have not yet been found. The wind was
very high at the time.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-15
Medical.
DR.. ]. G. YOUNG,
late Professor Of the University Of Pennsylvania,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
Private Medical Office and Hospital,
NO. 75l CLAY STREET,
o. posite the southwest corner Of the Plaza,
SAN FRANCISCO,


w privately. and with the utmost connuence % oy
the afflicted at all hours daily from A. NJ. TO o. NJ
DIR. YOUNG addresses those who are suffering uh-
der fe anliction Of private disease, whether arising
from impure connection or tire terrible vice o sell
abuse. Devoting bis entire time to that particular
branch of the medical profession he eeiS ~arra1'eu
in CLARA ANTEFING.A A CURE IN ALL CASES, whether
of long standing recently contracted, entirely re,
moving the dregs Of disease from the system, ana
making a perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He wouid call the attention OF the afflicted to TIC
fact Of his long standing and well earned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance Of his skill and sue
cess. 8.
tp,vards of five thousand cases have been dis
cbarp cured in tire year ending Judy lst, 1860
showing a record surIassng any hospital IN the
United states
CONSULTATION, by letter or otherwise, FREE.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-15

CARLETON A BRIGADIRR.-Mr. Low, of
Marysville. has received telegraphic dispatch
from his brother at Washington, stating that
Col. Carleton, Of this State, has been appointed
q Brigadier General.