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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-10-18
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THAN The SWORD
TEE DLDPEy-rHE BEST OF ALL PENS


TIE GOLD PES-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
noRrox's GOLD Pxxs. ers-
The Best Pens ID The World.
On recsipt Of any Of the fbIIowine sums IN cas-.
or post-stamps. the subscrihes will aend BY retur
OF mail, or otherwise. - directed, . Gold Pen O
fenA sEIEcrlNo TEE SANE ACCORDING 10 DEs
cRiBTIoe, viz: .-ee-l t4s-tt s
Fl GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
For . cests, the Magic Pen, for % cents, III
Lueky Pen; for 50 Genus, the Alvays-Ready Pen
for IS csnts, the Elegant Pen; and tor o., tn
Excelsior Pen iisssssl : ~ So z
The sizes are. Nos. 2, 5, 4, and s.
THE SANE PENS IN SlLvER-PLATED Ey
TENSION CASES, WITH PENCILS
ker 30 cents. the Asgie Pen; Tor rs cents, thu
L9sky Pm: for 81, the Alwsys- Ready Pen; iol
Iaegant Pen; and for 81, 50 Tie Exceisiol
Pens, with Iridesmin Poiass, the average wrs,
OF every one VI which viii IN outlast Q rruse o.
The be<s Sseel Pene. ~ er n
The ssms "a. N6e,sa,~ sHulsbsr.s and aou.l.
ity,' NJ stamped ON the foll6vihs Pens, and tbe
Points - wsna1fed f0s six months sxcep,
against accident. The numbers Indicate size
esHy: No. bbeiug Dc sasailest, No. 8 the lars-
est, adapted foe the pecket; No. she smallest
end No. 10 the lsreest Mammoth Gold Pen, foI
/
and qualities. Short Nibs Of Nos. 4, S, and Z.
and made only Of first quality. The engravipg-
are fac.smiles Of the sizes and styles.
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
, For = cents. q No. Pen. lss quality, or No.
For 81, No Pen. ist quality. or No. 3
Pen. ID ssaIiiy o. M. Pen, 81 quality.
For &1,25, No. Pen, LIST quality, or q No. 4
Pen, % quality, or No. 5 Pen, Sd quality.
For $3.50, . No. Pen, Isl quality, o. No. S
Pen, I'd quality. or . No: 6 Pen, Sd quality.
For &l,75. No. Pen. Lei quality, OF No.
Pen, - quality. il : J.. = 81
For ss2s. No. Pen, 1st qu,li,y.
THE SANE GOLD PENS IN SILVER Ex-
TENSION CASES. WITH PENCILS.
For 81 50. No. Pen. LIST quality, or No. 3
Pen I'd quality. &
For si,75, No. Pen, let quaIi.v, or No. 8
Pen, I'd quality, or a No. PEN. ID quality.
For g, No. Pen. 1st guilty. or q No.
Pen, I'd quality, or No. 5 Pen, Sd quality
For $3.50, No. Pen. lsy qusiity, or No. 5
Pen. 2dquaIiiy. or No. 8 Pen, ID quality.
For 81, No Pen, 1st quality, or No. G
Pen, ID quality.
For $3.50, No s Pen, LIST quality.
COLI PENS. ALL lsr QUALITY, IN Sill
YER MOUNTED DESK-HOLDERS.
For 81, a No. 4 PenIfor s225. No. Pen, 70,
s2.75, No. Pen, for s., 80, No. PEN
For -. No. Pen. for IS, Z No. Pen, and
The -is. Qsali,," 80 poinss6 witk ths very
best IridosmiD Points. carefully selected. and
none Of this quaiisy ere sofa with the slightest
imperfection which skhl and the closest sefutiny
can desect. - ea.a1af ,'s's'zss - -
The -2d Quality" are superior to any Pens
made BY him previous TO the yesr 1850. - "a
The 80 Quality" he Intends shall eqnal in re-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-10-18

A FINE HoRsE.-Esquire Turner,
Of Rock Greek township, rode up be-
fore our Office door, after the Fair
on Thursday, and showed US his
horse-a fine black, plump. sinewy,
and weli-made animal, Of the cele-
brated Morgan stock. Those who
wish TO improve their stock in this
line vW2e well to give the Squire
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Order q puhhsation.
STATE OF KANSAS,I.~s af7
COUNTY OF JRtFERsdx.
George ", Gravsou-

svS. = = q gI
v. y. Nix'n. Abram Awson, and Jas. Mccain.
The abovs nKtd . fendanis. d. n Nisoo and
Abram iawson will san~ aotsoe, list de hid
plaintiff has tiled bis petition in the above emit
ned cause against the ssid D. B. Nixon, in the
District Court Of sajd cotnfy. The obiesa snd
prayer Of whehis to recover judgu chi sesinss
the said D B. Nixbn for the sum Il go, together
with interest thereon 1t the fstc Of 50 Der cent.
per ennu1r from the 4th day Of cesobes. 4. D..
1852 DE from said defendant. d. B. Nixon. to
said Plaintiff George w. Gryscn, on . promis-
sorry note for sc dated October, 9Th, 1859, and
due 70 one year afier date; end fer decree OF
forecnsofe Of lot ten iO 10 block three tS) in the
town Of Ostsloosa. 6, uny Of JsfIerson, State Of
Kansas and ehR said dckndihis Be forever bar
red q any claim or equity Of rtdeEsption in said
Irsnis.s. xas dsfeadaAn. are Further nusifyd,
that unless they snsvvef or demur 10 aid petition
on or before The 33d day of Octohes, A. D. 1862
judgment Gill Be rendered in accordance viii
the prayer Of said petition and aid premises will
be sold 10 pay the same.
- GEORGE w. GRAYSON, rlH
Aug. l6,5l-7w-S12,40 $3.50 -
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~ LEssTHANc ST.
WATSON. BRACE L CO
No. l2 Delaware Street.
March 1861. $751;
90 6her;Es Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS,

Jesse Newell vs. Eliza Ann Schuster.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed,
issued out Of the First District Court sitting in
the aforesaid county and State, viii, on Mon
day. the goth day Of October. A. d. ls62,-
beiweeu the hours Of ten o'clock A. H., and two
O'Clock, p. NJ. Of said day, in front Of the Cour,
House door in the village Of Oskaloosa. in the
county and State Aforesaid, expose arpublic sale
To the highest bidder. for cash in hand, all the
right, title. and interest Of Eliza Ann Schus,er
in and 10 the following described property, to-
Wit: Lot ten in Block sixteen, of Newell's addi-
ton to the village Of OskaloOsa. jefferson Co.,
Kansas; levied on ~ the property OF the above
named defendant, to satisfy . Judgment against
The sid defendant and in favor of Jesse Newell;
said property appfsised n &l26,6e
N. W. TAYLOR.
Aug. 1s. 5l-3w-es.9o Sheriff.
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UBy an oversight, which was
not discovered until the edition was
worked of. tho names of some Of
ihe candida es on the County ticket
were left odl last week. They will
all right this lime.
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The District Court

Meets in this place on Monday the
27ih inst. All who have business
TO transact, or are otherwise inter-
ested, can make a note of the time,
and .deport themselves accordingly.
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TaE LADIES Rkrosr.onY continues
70 be one Of the best periodicals pablish-
ed in the nation. It's engraviags are
urequaled by those Of any similar work.
81 a year. Poe & Hitchcock, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
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Tag ATLANTIC MoErHLv is the only
-seriSa Of its kind in this country which
as acknowledged 10 possess real literary
excellsees By foreign savans. We ap.
preciaie It 90 well that alDost every
week We copy from its pagse into oal
columns. oSa year. Ticknor 4 Fields,
Boston. Mass.
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H7msf t,sPissssaiss q tAs c.sn
y Fair.

The following g . iia Of the Premi
ans SuDh1Dszlsss Inst Asasal al
OF the Jefferson County Aevieslssra
Society. accompanied BY the list Of Of
Beers e'ec'sd fesstbe pextysac
n. DeHi1g. best Durhsn bull. LIST pr'm
=. Fs6an, best Etslliou. lei
n. 9. Turner. 81 7qss5s ~slso4d Z"
ye bG Ea1lses ~ Old I'd /"
A8apanoll ~ aiaGav Naes. ~ -
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Walter N. Allen. John +. Hinton, and G. B.
Carson. a4 y 1.-v
The above named descendants, Walter
n. Allen and John r. Hinton viii take notice
that the said plaintiff hes led bic petition in the
above entisled cause, against the said defendants
in the Distinct Court Of said county, The object
and prayer Of which 10 to recover . Judgment
against the said Walter N. Allen for the sum
o. SIPS, with interest thereon frOm. September
18th, 1850, due from said defendant, Walter n
Allen. to said plaintiff GA . promiseory note for
tl23, dated September 18Th 1859, and due twelve
mouths alter date; and for decree Of foreclosure
and sale Of Lot two % in block seventeen Q7)
and lot seven y in block eighteen (ls in New :
ellis additi ton TO the town a Oskaloosa, and lot
six 81 in block nine 81 in the original town Of
OskalOosa. all in Jeffsrson county, State Of kan-
sas. and that said dsiepdans be forever barred Of
any Claim or equity Of redemption in said prem
ises. And deiendants ere furtlsse notified that
unless they answer or demur TO said petition on
or before the 23d day Of October, 4. d. 1862,
Judgment will be rendsVed in aceOrdascs with
the prayer OF said petition. and said premises
will be sold to pay the same.
GEORGE W. GRAYSON, Pl'ff. &
Aug. 16, 81 7W-&l360 t
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JOHN W.. DAY.
CONVEYANCER. COLLECTOR. AN
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

OrvIcE in the Independent building. South
side of Jefferson street, East of Public Square.
Taxes paid for non-residents, and receipts re-
mitted business entrusted 10 his care will re
seive prompt attention.
ErAttention will not be given to letters Of IN
quiry not accompanied BY Postage Stamp.
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UThe poem in last weeks issue
was taken from the A tlantic Month
ay, due credit unintentionly omitted.
J. G. Whittier IS it, author.
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GoDzr's LADY's Book has for years
maintained i,s position At the head Of
the fashionable Ladies' magazines. Il
rs always filed with beautiful engrav-
ings and other things to match. 83 q
year. L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
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AT A BARGAIN!

THE undersignsd ofisn for nis, II very low
/ figures, quarter section Of Land, besutifuls
y situated in one Of the best portions Of Ksnsas
Q good settlenent surrounds il, end two Sssre
roads pm nesy BY il. There il no better upland
IN the State. JOHN w. DAY,
jly S-n5o. Real Estate Agent.-
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SAVE IS HOURS TIME.

as the connection Is SORE AT HUDSos.
~ oil Trains are direcred 10 swait;he ar'i sref
the Fl. q ST. 10. Trains. and the driay ard d-n-
gers Of Steamboat navigation are therehsaves'.d.
Be sure to purchase tickets by the. NORTH Mr.
souyi, and do not suffer parties insessst'c s,r
other roads TO exchange your tickets t,r the rver
route, where delay is almost inevitable al tiis
season Of The year. es55f,, -sa,--..-.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and handled ea,efully. -
Tickets for sale At ths cfiice of tie u as
j.. 4. r. at st. Joseph. ~, -
]. B. MoULloy sap
wM. E. WILSON, General Tirset As-a,, ;,
l.oris Mo. r-
MAI WV. NORM. Arca, at 5, Josr.,b.
August sp,h. 1850, e.tf
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= ampiBa s.i3 rs siss 1oa sgsa II
els .es8I b : Religious. la5l II

BY request. we announce that the
subject Of the mornings discourse,
Ethaf- pasa 10, A. NJ. at the NJ. E.
Church in this place, on next Sab
bath, will be Tine Providence OF
GoD AS ExEMPLIFiED IN rns Drscoy-
cry AND SETTLEMENT or AnERrcA.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-10-18

There will be preaching next
Lords day. lto,mfrow) at Three
O'Clock, P. NJ, in DR.. Bucks School
House. Oskaloosa, by Elder
"a ~ t,a- -. d ..e.; G, w. SHORT.
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ARfauR's HoME MAGAZINE is choice
periodical Tor the heDs-oirele. Its sto-
RES are lessons. its tone elevated and
pure; it Is worthy Of its name % Z
yeg.a tbs. A1sburi 4 Co., Phihdel
phis.
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NOTICE.
A IL PERSONS are hereby forewarned asains,
"A purchasing q certain note of hand, executed
by The undersigned ON or about the 18th day ol
April, 1852. in favor OF s. B. Casebier, for the
sum Of Twenty five Dollars. payable in plaster
ing two months after date Said note vas OBJ
tained from me without consideration, and !
will not pay the same z YAK
l09-5w so. WILLIAM A. JENKINS.
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PxfHRsoH's MAGAZINE makes its
puns1iik ssisitssto our ssuetum, and is
Al once soughs Tor By those who are
'nseFsksd 10 il 6pe stories. 32Aysar.
CT. Ass~'. eM.blpha 20
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THE INDEPENDENT TUSCALOOSA kAs4s sA1rRpa ee3RFP q loco

s. :: B. Griffin. .spsn esldinr i.t ..
Truman. /" draft hone let ..
n. u. Turner, I'd {" Cd q.
Horace Gibbs. i" saddle 3" 1s,..
Hiram Webb Cd" Ca.
PAGER l,t..
NJ. N. Hart. best brood mare and
colt
l. Wendorf. ed best do. ed /.
w. A. Jenkins, best pair matched
carriage horses, Lot :.
X. A. Hayes. best carriage horse Is, a.
II. G. Turner ed best :. :. Cd.
VIM. Martin. bes: Jack Is,"
H. He"man. :" in county lst :"
H.O. Finch. ed i: % :.
n. B. Hopewell "eyr old mule Is. .
5. s Cooper. ou. sweet po-
tatoes. T.. :.
G. Buck, "vater m.lon -.
OsVt ulSbVu 8t -
pie melon LIST I"
LIB. Conwell, largest squash LIST"
9. A. Buck, best I" ,s,"
T" Pumpkin LIST"
N. B. Hopewell :. onions Z Ia.
Mrs. c. B. cClellau. best patch
quit LIST 9.
Mrs. julia Potter, ID best do. LIST !"
Mrs. c. J. Adams. case wax fruit
and flowers. lst"
Mrs. S. s. Cooper. best shell work lst {"
$50. aA Hjelly kA LIST i"
Mrs. julia Potter. =" pr stockings Is. ="
Mrs. c. B. Mcclellan. best pre-
serves and pickles. LIST"
Mrs. c. Adams. best prepared
Ulrds lss &"
best gents clippers. list"
Mrs. J. w. Day. best O..oman
cover LIST i"
EQuKsrRIAK EYERcrsE.
MISS A. b. Turner. 1st premium.
Mrs. P. II. Hubbel. ed
The COMMITTEES award the first pre.
MUM to Miss A. B. Turner, Of Rock
Creek. and the second 10 Mrs. p. H.
Habbsll. of Grasshopper Falls. and in
20 doing say that both the contestants
were % skilled in the art that the COM
mittee found il very difficult to decide
between the two. ae ta.e
aaos A. w. SrALDISa, Chairman.
The officers elected for the ensuin Q
year are as follows:
President. Hon. D. L. Lakin, of Grass.
hopper Falls township.
Vice Pres't. Allen Griffin, same twp.
r. A. Hayes. same township.
Treasurer. DR.. C. A. Buck. Oskaloosa.
Nelson Chapman. of OskaIoosa twp.
George Jemison. Grasshopper Falls 81
Levi Wilhelm. of jefferson
David n Smith. Of Osawkee 49,
h. g. Turner, of Rock Creek
A. ]. kleinhans, of Kaw
Solomon Carr. of Kentucky q"
The nsxt Annual Fair is 10 com
nence on the second Wednesday in
September. 1868.
1t was left with the Board of Direc-
ors to determine the place where it
'hou d be held.
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eskALoosA uoDoE,.s.n.

S. a. r. 4 A. II. s'.s.z sTas
Regular Communications occur on Ii. secopd
and fourth Saturday in each month.
Visiting brethren are cordially invited to at.
end. .rer NELSON CHAPLAIN. W. n.
p EaHAVENS. Secretary. :
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.CRIsIsn
AT
emo 50gA 3
n 0. IL DELA WARE STREET,

M JCH speculation has arisen in al parts Of
w the country concerning the present political
and nancial crisis, now seriously affecting all
clas g in. the States. Not Iittle has also been
said, ,rittrn and Published about the late drou,h
and effects upon this new State Of Kansas
And . subscribers are not BY any means, in
difisi ut Observers Of tho ed results that must
necessarily flow from SO many s.4
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SEVERE HARD TINES

Nov pressing oil classes, We pledge ourselves TO
give more goods for the same amount Of money
tn IN can be ob.a'ne in
Any HSnss In LcavesWersh City
While We intend, As heretfore, to avoid al BAN
tering about prices, No warrant every article TO
be prccisely q represented. A
n. B.-We have large lot Of goods on con-
signment to close out at
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REAL CAUSES OF ALARM,
arc inclined to psYsue their erig inal desigH
furnishing the d callers in and ,he consumers
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The Best, Paper in the State
FAMILY CIRCLE,

including oil 68ee uhu ccuPss
TERMS:
copy year, .,x0o
10 copies yeer, SIS.uS
IN. cash mus, be paid invariably in advance.
To nrrsops uuscquain,e with our papeF, We
will furoish il or trial Hour months for 80 cents
in advance. "
ne of3sr the following -. ...-,-s
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Q3@@8V3 So

To the first new yearly subscriber: up to one
hundred. whs pay 10 .dvcmoe. - WI present. :
Hp.sr THIrr RIVAL, q deeply interesting story
Of he early settlement Of Ohio-a work which
a shis juneture. will prove more than ordinarily
ATTRACTIVE IN Kansss; n suI1s TAS fInRS HESH
now. "Firut come first served"
AGENTS WANTED.
w. wan, . few agents tetesnvsss f,s the To-
a.r.nacns' 10 whom we offer liberal inducements
r. CALL SooN! sr4g -
!. ". ROBERTS, rropis,n.
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Ayers Cherry Pecsnral. Aye !. 'Iyns's, Dad
sons and AcI.aue.s s. Pills, Trssk' Msgneciic
Ointment, Mus,sng Lniment, Carrying Oil, Perry
Davis' Pain Kii'er, &c. I'd 5'il se-t
ALSO. Essences OF Peppermint. Cinnamon,
and Lenon; and = supply OF fine and fancy
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-10-18

DIFFERS his professional services TO the citi-
y GEMS Of town and suroundi0g cOuusfy.-
Residence on .UelAware stsest. Office in the
County lreasurers office. Will apswer all calls,
day Or aigh.. Charges reasonable. !. e 81. 4
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DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Carpets
3 HATS, AND capS. ETC.

At the lowest prices that they can be sold in and
civ or town in the Great West. We have nov
the Measure of announcing to our friends and
customers that our stock has been made full anf
ample from recent purchases, aud with a full COZ
sciO-ness Of the
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No. q Maiden Lane, New York
Any one sending . single letter post stamp
will receive circular with the engravings above
referred 70.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
A CARD.

nHE undersigned having Withdrawn from the firm
Mark pedrick Co.. he will be prepared TO give his
whole attention las formerly to tho
Opening of New Sets of Books,
CLOSING OF OLD ONES, AND
ADJUSTING INTRICATE ACCOUNTS.
TO such as do not require tue services OF Book Keeper
permanently. opportunity is presented whereby they
will be enabled to have their
Books JOuraaIfzed and Posted,
Aud their Bills and Accounts made out all which, can
be done by yearly II preferred Attention will
also be given to the
SETTLING UP OF ESTATES,
And making collections pertaining thereto. References
TO the Legal PrOssson Mercantile and Manutactnring
interests generally, will be given; -. -. -
p25lm No. 301 West Seventh Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
Kerosene and Coal OilE

LARGE supply In prime shipping order, on hand rom
a tue principal mannAetnIsrs III IN me e1ed States
f' ' BRINGHURsT Co,
Cor 9th and Market SITS.
B,-PurehAsers Will remember that 3. b. = Co re-
eyed special Diploma for their oils at the late Agri'
cultural Exhibition. hofo'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
Wilmington. May 70, 1859.
Card.

THE undersigned respectfully announces to ns 9nas
The business Al usual at old stand, No $40 Third
STRAIT Tatna where he will be pleased to sec his
Ola irlshGs issls anu JOSEPH RICHARDSON Jr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
+ A r M Err s..
URMY'S COMPLETE
NEWLY IMPROVED
MOWER. AND REAPER,

with SELF RAKER, Patented July eith, 1856, and
March llth 1867.
After experimenting seven years the undersgned mas
completed the most perfect Mower and Reaper with Self
Raker attached Tine peculiar points n this machine are
that the driving wheel the stubbe aud NOT on
the cut grass aud having Independent oaeatlng sell
adjusting and sefsharpening cutting bar with many
ciher improvements II stands secout to no other
machine. IL.
The proprietor now olers this combined machine on IT,
own merits 1t needs only to be used by praetca
men to have lis advantages other machines appfeo
ated Is durability, simplicity perfect cutting aud ease
Of operating all kinds of grass grain and iand mus
recommend IT, IL has superior, besides many doubt
iii has its equal in many important points Inc sun
srber refers 10 no paper talk evidence, but real eN
perienced Farmers &e Hundreds Of references eau be
produced. - -,
Horse Powers Threshera Separators Corn Shelters aud
all kinds OF Castings kept hand aud furnished TO ORDER
fs JESSE URMi,
my2s-3f. No. 5l9 Orange ST., Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
Pennsylvania military Academy

II WesF CNesieT, J0T BoaTaffs only.
This Institution will be opened the first Monday in
september 1862 ia the bulldog occupied by the
late A. Bolmar The situation ia heAlthful, the buildings
for commGdiousness all the appliances Of AN lnSu
tlon unsurpassed, aud the grounds ample.
The study will embrace all the branches usu
ally taught in our first class institutions to tit Cadets
either for business to advance farther ia the pursuit
of Literature aud Science. .,
The Military Department will consist OF the study Of the
Infantry Artillery and Cavalry Tactics tho several Drills
so "a practicable Engineering and the Police Duties
OF the Post and Camp.
Tho Moral training of Cadets and their Habits are care
fully attended to.
The subscriber has had lcug experience In eondnetag
successfully similar institutions.
Clreulars may bs obtained of JAMES II. ORNE, Esl,
No. B26 Chestnut street. Philadelphia OF by addressing at
West Chester, IL .u
col THEODORE HYATT,
Aps.tt President Delaware Military Academy.
EsT- The DELAWARE MILITARY ACADEMY will be
continued at wilmington unt the close of the present.
school ysHr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
rrhe Franklin School Agency

Is prepared TO supply School Committees &c., with
of both sexes graduates Of Normal schools,
,hsrs Of higher character and ability, free Of charge
CIrenlsrs sent to order. Committees preserve this
Nheu'" Address, J. b. sMYTH,
lS4 South Third Street, philadephiA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06

MAR DROPS, PsarsOns medcated r., Drops for eold
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
FL A RID w A r f..
G. A. RODNEY,

No. 2O4 Market street,
Importer and Dealer IN American and Foreign
Hdrdipare.
H. DIssToNs HAND, PANEL, CIRCULAR and other
sANDwicH co.'s CUT TAcKs, BRAps, SHOE
wM. BEATTY 4 SONS AXES, HATcHETs aud
EDGE TOOLS
AMRRicAN SCREW coMPAEY's 0IMLET POINTED
SCREWS -
RUSSELL 4 ERWIN MANUFACTURING coMPANY's
LOOKS, LATCHEs, Sc, &c,
FITCH MANUFACTURING COMpANY'S CABINET and
PADLOoKs
CUMBERLAND NAIL AND IRON coMPANY's CIT
and CLINCH NAILS aud SPIKES
o. AMES SONS SII0vEIS and SPADES.
JENNlNd PuGn's AU0ER BITS
WILLIAM BUrClitE7 TulsELs and PLANE hits
NEW ENGLAND BUTT UOMPANY'S BUTT HINGES
and SAD IRONS, sc. Sc.
u. G. STEPHENS & CO.'S BOXWooD RULES.
BALDWIN TOOL COMpANY'S BENCH aud MOULDING
PLANES
sPENCERs aud MOSS and 0AMnLEs FILES and
RASPS.
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARpwARE--a full assor-
menL
All of which offered at low prices.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
HoRSEsl HoRSESll
Front and French Streets,
Co-Partnership Notiee.

NIE co-partnershp heretofore existing under the rm
L OF HAYES Il RICHARDSON, Morocco Manufacturers,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent All debts due
he firm Will paid TO the remaining partner Joseph
Jr who will also settle all claims against the
VIM s. HAYES,
JOSEPH RICHARDSON Jr.
Wilmington, May l2 1852.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
The Confessions and Experience
of a Sufferer.

DUBLIsnED as a warming aud for the especial beneh'
Il of Young Men, and thobs who sufer with Nervous
Debility Loss Of Msmory Premature Decay, &e sc, &C,
by one who has cured himself by simple MEANS after Pc
Ing put to great expense and neOn eusnce through the
worthless medicines prescribed by learned Doctor
Single copies may be had OF the author, A. LAMBEHi
Esq Greenpoint Long Island, by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope Address C1AS. A. LAMBERT Rsq,
mylG9m Greenpont Long Island n. Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-06
REAPERs AND MOWERS

+ VA A1AhAS 1S &@CN@eeCNN- -
AAVIS & ENTRlKEH's Patent Combined Reaper and
IL Mower To out the stock of these Aaehinea We
offer them reduced price Address BY letter or Apply
in person to BLANDf OAsnu
tnvo3B Bw Newark, Delaware