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What the Administration Costs.

Extra session of 1861, 1865 / so 900 :
for regular session of 1861 s794. 900 600,
tr regular session of 1923 S973. 120..
O00-'otsl - 1873 40 600 IL is now
stated ,h.t The estimate. for the next 6-esf
wear are 81 200 600 600; making gra.s.
total Of exnenlitura> Of thi. .dminstrstios
1888 170, O00-ever thirty three hun
dred millions The total expenditures Of
the government, saws the Providence Post,
during the seventy two wears preceding
the Inauguration of Lincoln. a,Fninistra-
,inn. wa- 50 235 CIT l6l The sum o.
1924 SIC All. included in this aceount,
WAS for the reduction Of The public debt:
and should be deducted in order to arrive
At he actual expenditures Of the govern
ment. Making this deduction We have ~
he total actual expenditure. 81 81, 1,161,-
ia Thi. is what i, costs us to support
our government carving it ,hroug', two
foreign wars. from the day on which
G-nrge Washington Was inaugu-ated down
10 tn. day on which James Buchanan left
the presidential Office, sun mnch small"
er than ha, already been expended BY Mr.
Lincoln and but little more 'h.n half A.
large a. his administration will have cost
us when he ra' Tres from Office on tbs 4th
of March 1865 These a,e startling fg
ures. but ,hev should ha p"hdsre6 hv The
American people W'w'uhes Ne,cs
- . . - -
DEATH OF rnx Ki~G IF nxNxARK "A
telegram FROM GmlckSburg Announces tbs
dea Of The King nf ilenmsrk. which took
place on Nov Is Ry virtue e ths hs.
redirarv law Of 1853 Prince Christian. (.
'her Of The Princess Of Wales succeeds TO
tn. throne "a Christian TX The decsaa.
el King, Frederick Charles Christian VIII
wa, the son of Christian VII and of PinA
cess Charlotte. Fr-.l-Yies Of MpcklenhnrgA
Schwerin He Wa born Or' 6 1908;
was married Nov. l, 1923, 10 the Prncsss
Wiihe'mina Mary, vonngeS, daughter OF
Frederick VI. to whose throne Christian
VIII was then heir pre>umnt;ve. living
been divorced from iili. prirrpss IN 1887,
without having bad an Issue, he WAS mar.
riel second TIME in 1s4l. % the Prir
cess Caroline Naiiarha; " Ne klenhur0
S,re'i 7, from whom he Wan si-" divorced
in 1916 having had no rh'dren lie af.
'erward~ contracted mOrganatic mar.
| riage with the Countess Danar, which 10
said 10 have interfered greatly with his
popularity among his snbj-r'.. lie .us-
cp,ded his father, the late King, in Janu.
sry lS4S.
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kp The Mbnii"r Nerlau ken, sunk
a, a. a.cho' inside Of Charleston bar, 90
Srutay .re,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-12-18

4V A convent IA TO be erected At
Springfield l'in1s, 20 cos. 800, 900.
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~ General HILDHgTH says thsrs ass
so 900 negro sold srs in the sevsie1 On
the pay roll. he also should have said, b.
cause no $4,000 negroes arc anywhere il
military service.
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Tows TRsAsuRRR's RECEIPTS. - We
have good form Of Fovu sfres.sssra Re-
ceip,s on hand, printed on goodpsper. asds
f,r sale at 81 per huudrsd. Call NJ .hs
Pilot Office.
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Sherif;s Sale

STATE Or KANSAS. fSS
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.
Isaac n Stirk, Henry 3 Fields and L. N. COglcy.
vs.
George ii, Weaver, Mary B. Weaver, William
o. Seuuans. William O. Semans, Administrator
of tn. estate Of N,lliari Semans, deceased. Mary
~ Scmans and Ann +. Senars. minor children.
by virtue of an order OF sale 10 me directed
and delivered. issnsl cut Of the First District
Court Of the State Of kansas, sitting in and Tor
Jeffersoa County in said State. | will, on
Wednesday, April ist, 4, d. 1853,
between the hours Of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and two
o'sock, p. NJ. of said day. at the Court House
Door in the village OF Oskal.osa, in the County
and State aforesaid. ofir at public sale, TO the
highest biier tor c,sh in hand, all the right, H.
tie aad interest Of the aboye uaDei defendants
in ard TO the following described property TO WIT;
The norih-w oue-fourth of section twenty
four l2l in township eight (s) OF range seven
teenC7l, ia Jefarson County. State Of Kansas.
Said property levied and to be sold q the
property of the above named defendants.
san! property has been appraised at SIX humid
red doilars (s6e9l
NV. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Sheriff : Office. osixa oosa, + eb. q, 1853
Stn<"B " iiaycas, Att'ys for Prs 13l-5W
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a Silly Fashion i.

A. leas; once in each decade, the
ladies' OF fashion 60 stark mad on some
feature of dress. At the present time,
the lead is the great object 10 be de-
formed by every possible device. We
presume some bald or gray lady has
found il necessary TO hide her pate 10
conceal the evidences of age. and so re-
sorted to head dress, and al once all
Tie silly votaries OF fashion caught at
the thing and commenced deforming
their heads Or, it may be that those
who set the fashion agoing. were CON
scious of lack of natural endowmenis
end acquired ability and information.
and SO 10 make amends for this lack on
the inside of their heads, they gave the
more attention 10 the outside, tina, the
ugliness Of the latter might attract the
attention from the former defecl-so
tina, the thing may be said 10 come OF
lack of brains
Be the cause what i. may, the fash
ions are of the silliest and most con-
temptible of any yet introduced BY the
foolish vo:aries at the shrine of fashion,
The head is not ornamen'ed, but posi-
lively deformed-not dressed. but lum-
bered down with the most senseless
appendages that stupidity could origi-
nate or folly practice. We hope this
useless and silly fashion will certainly
be short lived.
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Eeglectful Postmasters.

We have complaints from our suscrib.
ers that they Go 20. receive iheir.psper,
until three, four and FIVE days after they
are due. and we are led TO believe thai
the faul, lies with The post master al
Hickory Point.
We do not like 10 complain il is much
Pleassnter to praise; but we certainly
mus. not permit onr patrons to snTe:
on account Of TIE negligence, careless
ness or incomPetency OF officials who
are paid for doing their duty faithfully
if We can help it. Ii the faui. is with
the post master a; Hickory Point. We
trust he viii reform, at once. SO that we
shall bear no cause of complaint here.
after. Ii The fault is not with hin. we
hope lie will tell US why our package OF
papers for Osawkee does 20 reach that
place naw as soon as it did formerly and
sometimes no: unil three, and four days
later? We wish to censure no one
wrongful!y. but it is our righ, 10 know
who Is 10 blame in this matter
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Robbery.


On last Sunday night, about nine
O'Clock, six persons went 10 Tie resi-
dence of 4 Mr.. Wells. shout seven miles
south east of this place, called him out
Of his house on some pre;ense, and then
told him they were after his money.
which they demanded No; complying
immediately with the demand. he was
thrown down and kicked a couple OF
times, and the money on his person,
$4,000. forcibly taken. The robbers
then Wen; into the house and took from
Mrs. Wells $4,000, which she carried
in her bosom.
Word was brought TO town, and The
officers went out, and SO scared one OF
the accomplices that he confessed % the
l5ading facts in the ease. O.her arrests
have since been made, uaiii lv. of the
robbers have been caught.
As the accused are 10 have lria We
forbear further remarks al present. We
may Be able 10 give the result of the
trial before going TO press. We trast
that al who are found guilty Of rob
bling ami stealing will receive punish
ment 10 Tie utmost rigofs of the law,
until the law shall become terror 10
evil-doers.
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We clip the following items from Il

We clip the following items from The
Conservative:
On Saturday night Ed. Stevenson
was shot by man who rode up to him
and asked bis name. Two balls went
through his body. DR.. Logan thinks
the ca Sc may prove fatal.
The cause Of this bold outrage is un-
known.
KIDSAprIxG.-A kidnapper was ar
rested at Wyando,te on Saturday. Capt
HOY, started with him for Fl. Leaven-
worth. On the way the rabel attempt
ed TO escape and was killed.
HEAVY CATTLE. VIM. Armstead. OF
Grasshopper Falls, sold ten head OF the
larees, cattle we have seen in this msr-
ket TO Mr. West yesterday. Eight oil
them weighed over twenty hundred each.
West says he will have some Of the beef
at his stand on Wednesday morning.
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Gardening.

Several days of this week The wealth
-er was strongly suggestive Of gardening
Potatoes, peas and few other hardy
vegetables, should be planted as soon as
ahe ground gets warm.
BY the way. we notice quite large
number OF chickens running about
town lose. and we suggest 10 the own
ers that it would be both prudent and
nsighborly 10 pu, them up before gard
ening lime comes on.
The warm weather has started the
grass finely. apd we may reasonably
look for spring to abide with Us.
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III q - E.S
PERFECTION OF MECHANISM
THE
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,
DEING HUETiSG AND 0Fry FACE os La
ID Eys oE Er.rLEHaN.s N srcu CnxnI.In

DElNG HUETiSG AND oPIS FACE oE La
ID Ey's OF GEETLExAS's - sTcu CoxBINED
with PATE Z SELL wISElN6 lMPRoyEYENT
The NAVY ok lLLusrRAT. u \ Ews the lead
ing pictorial paper OF the United Ss.lcs in isis
sue OF Jan 10Th. 1853 on page Ia, voluntarily
says:
I'VE have been shown mos, pleasing novel
iy, ct winch the HrEBaRD RIOS. of this city.
ihe sole lU,rofteis. Il e eai!ei She MAGIC
TIEF CBsEEvER' and Is hunting and opea face
watch combined. This Is Oae Of the pre,t,si,
mo,i convenient, and decidedly The best and
.cheapss - iimFPiece Ter seaoral and reliable us.
ever taEed. /; his ~i;aIn IL and connected with
it. n;-c lncry, lis own winding attachment rem
de.iag ley entirely unnecessary. The eases
oi the " gictl are composed u tso meiais. the
outer oae being ;ise jG carat gold. /, has the
improved ruby aciioa lever movement, and is
warranted an accurate tliIepcce.'
prce, superb.y engraved, per caso OF all
dozan, s2ei.01. Sample Waici!rs. in neat mo-
rocco boxes tcT lho-e proposing 10 buy al " hole
sale, SO, sen; by oxpatss, with bill y.b!e on
delivery. Soldiers must remit payment il ad
vance, a canaot collect from those in tie Ar
my. Adde'S
HUBBARD BROS. & Co,
SOLE iMPoRTEEs.
South Cor Nassau & John Sts, New York.
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Kansas News.

The Notifications a. Fort Scott are
progressing finely, the papers say.
We hear i, said that the I1.h regi
| men! is now al Fort Scott.
LArER.-The above repor, is incor-
rect. The iIth Kansas regiment is at
Crsne Creek. near Springfield. Mo.
All the Kansas troops should be call
ed home. They will be needed here
when Price arrives in Missouri.
Robberies and thefts are becoming
entirely too numerous in Kansas for the
credit Of The State II the civil Law
cannot rsach the case oe,he marauiiug
desperadoes who infest our coua,ry, the
military authorities should take the mat
ter IN hand and have general cleaning
oat OF all who are guilty of these p-ac-
tees. Honest citizens and their prop
erty should not be lef. at the mercy o.
highwayn1en and assass;ns.
Mayor Denman. of Leavenwcr:h COM
plains OF the language used aga;ns. his
official acts. We should think tina, be-
ing Mayor of that city just now was no.
the most pleasant situation imaginable.
That officer appears to be between two.
fires, one in front and one in tie rear.
The SAFE journal iayors the reduc-
ton Of interest on delinquent taxes from
80 to % per cent.
Gen. r. B. Mitchell has been nom;u-
ated a Majnr General. He has earned
his way 10 honor.
l. is said that some members of the
I2th regiment were mustered in twice.
and have been drawing double pay. Is
this so?
Champion Vaughn has been appoint
ed special agent TO visit Kansas troops
in camps and hospitals, and report their
condition. Champ can do it up grand
~
J. +. Cummings. of the Tribune, was
elected Mayor Of Topeka a. the recent
city election.
Bridge meetings have been called in
a number OF places. We trust that
the result will tell bene6cially fer the
interest Of the State.
The sitting Of the Kansas N. f. Con.
ference in Lawrence appears to have
thrown light upon the benighted inhab-
iian:s OF that delectable city. Here is
what the Joanal. published there says:
We confess, in the past. certain
ignorance OF the forms and discipline of
this church.and two days sitting in their
business meetings satisfies US that We
have never before understood wba.
makes the Methodist Church SO wonder
fully successful the world over.
Judge Mcdowell has decided that an
indorser ofa note is a joint maker of the
same, and is held responsible according
ly. The decision holds Elk Gov Rob-
inson for $3.50. as security for J. c. and
c. Vaughn, the note having been given
in promise of payment for the Leavon-
worth Times office.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE bf KANSAS, &c
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Richard Price, Plaintiff.

JEFFERSON CouxrY.
Richard Price, Plaintiff
William +. Dyer, Julia A. Over
and George II. Dyer. Defendants.
By virtue of an order OF sale 10 me directed
and delivered. isseel OCT Of the First District
Court Of the State o. Kansas, sitting in ard FIR
Jefferson County, in said Stat, ] will, on
Friday. March Soth. A. d.. 1863.
between the hours Of ten o'clock \. M. and two
a cis ok. = NJ. Of sal day, az The Court House
Door in the village OF o-kstoo<i. in the County
and State aforesaid, offer at public sale, IN the
highest bidder, Tor cash in band, all the ri hr, Il
tie and interest of the above canned defendants
in and 10 the follow ing described property 10 wit:
The northeast one-tourth OF section i've 81,
in iownshi? ten TO- If range eighteen flsl, and
the south west fourth and the southeast one
fourth If sec.ion> ihicty-two C321 10 township
zine ~ % range e saiecn QSi, ali in Jefferson
county, aud State OF Kansas. The seu,h-we
one-four;h and southeast one ,grih Of section
,hisry-two as above described. have been spprais-
cd al 90 per acre, and The oorth ope t,urth
Of section i've rs above dess ribej has been ap-
praised ut $500 per acre. Said prop. rty levied
on and 10 be sold as the property OF the above
named defendants.
" W. TAYLOR. Sheriff
Sheriff 5 Office, oskaloosa, FEB. 10, 1865.
S'inson & naven-, Au'ys tor PHI IY 5.
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Tobacco. Hemp and Beans.

Our farmers should bear III mind the
Tact that.tobacco and hemp will both
prove profitable crops on Kansas soil
yielding three or four times the per
cent. Of co5n--and act accordingly.
Beans win also return a rich reward
Tor the farmers Toll. il the right sort
are planted.
Nearly every farmer can devote a.
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Petition for Divorce.
STATE OF KANSAS
JrFFEEsoS coSsrr, IS


In the District Court ior SAID Coeniy
George Schustsr W .segana sehJsler No. 20
Whereas il appears by the AFFIDAVIT OF the said
plaintiff, GoorEe oohns er. that The saia defend
ant Regain ochuster IS non resident ol tAis
Stat, il Is ordered that the said defendant he
notified by publication being made .or SIX n
secuiive weeks ia The de9endeHt,' weekly
newspaper published in said County, OF The pea
dcncy o. tbs suit which as appears by the prayer
OF said pla milf = retiuon, is that The scid PLAN
tiff be divorced from tie bands Of matIimoay
heretofore CONTRACTED between the sails defend
aHl and the said plaintiff, aud that the custody.
care end education of George, son OF The sad
plaintiff and the said defendant, tie doccecd 10
the said plaintiff.
said defendant is further no,iliei, that ul'ess
she plead answer or demIr to the petition oil said
plaintiff on or before the 25th day OF April, AID.
1868, such petition and the allegations therein
contained will be taken confessed, and judy
ment AMI decree rendered ia. -ccsEdance with Inc
prayer OF said ietiiion.
WITNESS: F. Z. HAvlNs, Clerk
OF snid Court. wi b .lie seal thereof
l.. $. afixed at my office ia the village
Of Oshaloosa, this 18th day OF fol,-
ruary, \. ID. 1862
p. L. RAVENS, Clerk.
John ". Day, Atty for PIT l30 7w Sii
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osKALo0sA, KANSAS. SATURDAY MARCH 81 1863
Election W0.ice.

NOTICE is hereby given that there vii, h, an
~ Election held Oh Monday. March 23i Iss3
"a and for o kao ga Township, jefferson Co
hansas, 20 elect the following Fown>hip Officer
ioF he ensuing year. 10 Wit: One TOWNSHIP
trustee, Two Justices OF the Peace, two Cons,a
oies- and a Rcad 0vsrseer in each road dis,ric,
IN said township. The polls will be opened A;
O'Clock, A. NJ. and closed at o'cIock. p. II
TERRY C8lTCHFIELD.
oskaioosa, March 10, 1865. 1873 lw
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will he q
~ uetition laid before Il g Commissioners o.
'leiTsrson County, State Of Kansas. al their mex
reeu,ar meeting, asking TO- Q County Road, be
ginning At the east line OF Jefferson cou"iy' and
secrion 80 in townships of range 20, thencs
soutb-west Il north east corner OF secilon "
thence due west 70 the Fort Riley road, at OF
near WINCHESTER, all in LETTERS n County.
MARI, ? 1853 BITS So
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ARrHuR's HOME MAGAZINE for April
IS finely illustrated and has table Of
contents that will benefit where it is
read in the family circle. Arthur al
ways gives good reading matter with a
high moral tone. 80 year. T. S.
Arthur & Co.. Philadelphia.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
ST ATE OF KANSAS,} GO
J.tferson County.

Jesse Newell, Plaintiff,
Leroy 4. Curry, De- sdanf.
By virtue ct an order OF sale To me directed
and delivered. isSued on; 0: the First District
Court of the State OF Kansas. sitting in end tor
Jefferson County, in said STATE. will, on
Thursday. March i2sa. 1868,
between the hours Of ten o'lork, A. M and
2 O'Clock 2. VI. OF said cay, q, the Court House
Door in the Village Of Oskaioosa. in the County
and STATE aforesaid, cIier at public sale 10 rho
highest BIDDER for cash hand, all the right. title
and interest OF the above named defendant in
and to The following described property, to-wi,:
Commencing in the south line o. the southwest
quarter of section sS in township nine (9l Orange
nineteen (l9) 9.i6 chains west Of the southeast
corner OF said quartet, thence west along SAID i3e
377chains. thence north 1916. thence east 3I7
chains thence south TO- Chains to the place Of
beginning, said above described premises beng
situated in the County Of Jefferson and State OF
Kansas. Said property appraised At $50.
Sail property levied on and to be sold - the
p-o,eriy oi the abs,ve named defendant.
n W. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
Sberif's Office, Oskaloosa. Feb. 9Th. 1853.
S5inson s Ravens, ATTY iof PpH l2S-5w-
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Shelf'S Sale.
STATE OF KaNS -. &C
JrFFEEsoS COUNTY.
Bernhard Mayors


.'ohn \. Mckoori, Mary Jane Mckoon and
q. l.. L,avenworth.
BY virtue OF an order of sale TO niedirecsed and
delivered; issued uu; OF The First District Court
Ut The State If Kansas, i,ting in and 70. Jeficr
son County in "a d Stie. VIII. On
% edEcsIay. April iSt. =. ID. 1863,
between the hours OF tea O'Clock A. NJ, and two
o'clock. NJ ot said cav, at The Court House
Door n the village OF OskalooSa. ii The County
and State a'oEesad, offer nj pa.lie sac. to the
hie es, BIDDER, FIR cash in haul. ali thr right til
tie and interest os the aboyc named desenjan's
and 10 nh foilcging described oPer;y, TO wit:
The east hail OF the north west one fourth al
section aiaeteep 10 in township nine ~ OF
rang eighteen us. in Jefferson County, State OF
kausas Said p opert, levied on and to b, sold
as the property Of the above named defendants.
Said PROPERTY has been appraised at two dol
lar and fifty cents 81 SOY per acre.
n W. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Osha!oosa, Feb. -, 1863
Stinsoa K favens. A,ts's ior Plf i3i-5w
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least small parcel OF land 10 one or
al oil these products. and all will do
well TO bear this fact in mind.
@ Read the Religious I,

@- Read the Religious notice for
The present quarter. Some change has
been made from previous announce
ment. Bio. Dickinson returns to this
field of labor with the good will of a
vast majority Of community in the
Church aud out of it.
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Administrators Notes.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th day
~ Of February, A. D. 1868. Letters OF Admin
istration on the Estate ofW. H. Whissei' de-
ceased late Of Jsllarson County, Kansas, were
is-t,ed 10 William T. Norman, by the Probtte
Court OF said County and State. Al persons
having claims against said estate, are required
10 .xhibi. then, Tor allowance within one year
after the date OF said letters, or they may be
prcclud, d from any benefit oi said estate aud
Il such claim. be not exhibited within three ears
from the date Of said letters lhTs Will be ioFc'-
or barred. WIN. i. ho.''hAN
100 3wS3,O3. Acminisra'or
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GoDEY's LADY's Book for April is
embellished with a splendid steel en-
craving. entitled Spring" and other
illustrations, with the usual variety Of
literary matter. Godey's engravings
excel. IS a year. L. A. Cooley.
Philadelphia.
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PRowpr AND PrrsoS, III ATTENTION TO ALL
BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO MY GAZE
10 insuIe quick dispatch IN the Forward
ing of Merchandise, Mark Packages CANE OF
JosErH McEsTIRE.'
REFERENCES
Merchants L Business Men OF ST. Louis Generally
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Job Work.

We are prepared to do all kinds OF
job work at this office. We have one
of the best elecirotype Horse Cuts 70.
bills OF that sort there is out. Give us
a cali when you want any thing from a
druggists small label to full page pos
ter.
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STOCK of HARDWARE

will al al. times be full and complete Of tic most
desirable articles pertaining 10 tie trade, ana al
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HARD w AR e
Important Change!
c. B. BRACE,

OF the firm of Watson & Brace. having pur.
chased the entire interest of Ell Fenion, Esq.
in the old and wen known
Hardware Store No. 81 i}eIa.
ware Street, ! .eayenworth.
viii oe happy 10 meet al, the former patrons o.
this establishment - the old stand. assuring
them thai NJ eff1T;s VIII be spared 10 merit q
ccntIuance OF Iiicir patronage
To Ia friends . WATSON & BRACE |
wogld say. iha; the rules of business ndepted By
Them rs I firm win general approval, will be
adhered TO by me. ! e-pec ally invite your at
teEiioB TO my stock which intend shall &c see
ond 10 none in the Stale.
To the public eeao.aily, would say, that hay
Ing had long experience IA the business at the
Last, and az extensive acquaintance with the
various Manuiactures of the county, can an
nouuce with confidence that my
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Our prices are reasonable.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-03-21

South Cor Nassau { John S. ST. New. , Y or
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-10-16

ca The President has set apart as
day of National Thanksgiving, the Lass
Thursday in November next. 1t IS
hoped our State Thanksgiving viii be
upon the same day,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-10-16

To Communicating sufferer
from Consumption in whatever STAGE
should try DR.. Halls Balsam, and prove
to their own satisfaction that this disease
can be cmed, even if the symptoms are
very discouraging. This medicine acts
like charm in subduing the Cough, and
restoring health to the whole system.