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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01

The President has issued procla
nation fot day OF thanksgiving. o
which the following is she substance
'-Ithas pleased Almighty God 70 bark
sa 70 !hs supplicalious and prayers o
an aflioied people. and 70 vouchsafe' u
the army aud the navy Of the United
States. .onilhe land and On, tho sea, vic,
tories SO signal and - effective rs ,e
fuFnish reasonable sroaads for augment.
ed confidence that tie Union 6fi shest
Slatss will be maintained. their. Consri.
,u,iOn preserved. aad their peace and
prosperity permaoently preserved; bu,
these vicloEies hare been accorded MOI
without sasri6cs Of life limb, aud liber
n.y. incurred By brave. ps.sioisl and
loJA eitisens., Domestic sfHiotiNn in
every .pMs of she country followA IN ths
train OF these fearful bereaysmsnis. /
is meet and right TO rscaypiss and con
tess the presence Of the; Almjgh,y, i Eash
|Ier, and tle power Of His hand equally
IN these Ttriapphs and 'iSSccse isorrows
NOV, therefore. be j, known shAi,I 4.
set apart, TiuRspAI, rus sIxrn Day o,
/ Auousr next. ID BE- observed "a = day
Of National ThsSksgivsny. praise ant
prayer. .adl aoinvite thspeople 81 III
United States 10 asssmbleloo shat ucoa
sios i9 slleir customary pAves ofrwor.
'ahip. and in the torn approved by shei,
own eonscieaes. rsodershs homage dds
lhe Divine Majesty for shs woederfal
shisgs he has done in shs Nation'S b..
half, and invoke che .inGusucs o. Hi.
HOLY Spirit, 10 subdue tisslaAgsr which
has produced. and 20 long sus,aiaed !
nssdlsssl aud osael rebellion: 70 change
shsl hearts Of the sinsurgsnts; 10, suids
the councils o. ths : ,GDvsruuspt ~ith
!wldom sadsqpaie - % grsas . Nationa
emergency, and assvisit with lender care
and geonsolstiqn ihrosghous the length
and bresdsh Of cur land. all those Who,
through the Yicissitsde 3 of marches.
voyages. Iba,desss ssd .sisgss. lhxve been
brought torsu6er N mind s,b ,dy or es
ssis. snd finally 10 lead the wwisls nal
ton through Pashs Of rtpenta,ios 4 and
sabnissioe 70 ahe, Divine mal, back "a
the perfect spjoysessof Uniesaadi fra
tetnal pescs.d ie smol adj ss~ II
~
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01

SObn MOukSU sSSu sno Wuose VI u'0
invading forces have been capnred.
Hurrah forthe Union boys. John WAS
swift Of foot. bur even stealing horses
from funeral prpceasioas souldn's savs
him. We know one sf .Joba's b'sshe,~:
he vas in the Union service. We sho'd
like to see them meet: we think Bill
Z sould slightly hesp wrath. upon the
head of, tie TRAITOR Tie fats Of ,I'4ir
most notorious leader win probably
deter Others from iavsdipg the North.
i1vasions don. pay Of late. '1 IL ! + s,
The mob OF New York riotsrs went
to the house Of Gen. Nc ClelIsn and
gave him three cheers. What do The
admirers Of Little Nc say 10 that? Is
pot such sympathy and recognition en-
osgh 10 damn any man Z? lalf
Gen. Meade has failed 70 meet the
expectations Of the public, Why did
he. v:.h > yicsorious army. permit Lee,
sith . defeated one. 70 escape almost
annolssted across the Poomae /! There
is lack Of ability on bis part. or .Iss
there is aderge screw loose some where
else. We .inclipe 10 the opiaion the.
Meade is 1t fault. IL be acting the
Mcclellan programme: '4b e1eFa ''
! wendsll Philips aays that .Hooker
vas drunk at ,hs battle Of Chancellors.
vile, that Drunkenness unnerved and
incapacitAtsd him for command. and
hence the fact that Lee vas not coid.
Pletsly whipped. I'VE do no. know
whether sbets il any truth in hi. state.
ment Of not. but ifithers il. he vas no,
e removed 20 from command an hour too
sot'' 'o'' blue gtst 81 sso.iosta as.J
Cd hisrunosed that the ssbels are max.
isg for s6at famous '.lsst ditch" with
+alt q speed. y = y 'em rip" We wish
they we're all il j. nov aad our boys
sfter tthen.ilsl 81 dsiaa 1ol saili
p Tie Fifth Kansas regiment !. said %
lflays, !. displayed giiiss iis g.ilsn.r.y i. ~ :. the
ATTACK of Price 4 Co. Of Helena. and By
their bravery did much to vim The day.
KansA. boys alssysa 6shs. They bs,
lisve init. .9s9 sio 'a9l o'-i A7si'el ,a
Our forces baye csptnred wy,hes.
vile. and cut the Virgisia Genital Rail-
road at that poinsg WHICH sewers the con,
nectioa between Richmond and III. west:
Our loss in the fight was G5 killed and
wounded. We took 100 prisoners. .wo
Pieces Of artillery. 700 stand Of arms.
and other equipments ies . i,siieo :;
Great condensation and alarm prsai
rail p. .he South An R.beldom is
s|'skiag With stbe ague Of dread. In
ssme places all che men. oidaad young.
IRE ordered 10 take up arms. and every.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01

IHE iAebriste may uesv bid ds6ancs to the
:. y TksrT,so cur. DE-. ZANE,S ANclDQTE
fOe SakONG' DRINK y . eertsin ceks FoR
pst SkENNEA IL creates a dislike for strong
dr'nk; and eaS Be administesed Without the
kniov's'ige9 uphaiissts Free. o. a ton. Sent
Dy mail TO any sdress, by S C. uPHAM, 4os
Cpeeos' 'sffee''s PhiladsIpA;a, ~. Circulars
sent "ee' .e,Aa On &
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01

upon this Npf stood tvemblleG IN ~
balsace; q 1aan vbo is ovnesof sevetll
shousand doIlars'wor.h of peeperty. ~
'on which Sc pays taxes ID Kansas; !. !.
nan who otes no oneG dime; loyal
mar. one who was among the most Ae.
tive supporters Of Mayor Anthony Sn
the occasion Of his election and an -
tive member of the original Uason
League of the city. Why was he ar
rested and fined 10 tbis manner We
take out of Mayor Anthony's own j ips
The answer |! Because Joseph Rigby.
inp response 10 the request Of o. s.
Detective, aided that Detective in the
seizure of certain horses from man
named Reed, in accerdapse with orders
from headquarters: The Mayor has
repeatedly declared since. that Rigby
would never have been arrested and
fined except for this fact. What has
transpired? Tha. iine has, since this
discussiOu opened, been paid back TO
Rigby by Mayor Anthony. out OF his
own pocket, . " condition that said
Rigby make 20 farther trouble about
the matter. But the judgment stands
vet against him. as . vagran:. as it Was
publicly announced ct the time of the
trial. io ssae's4fi 'iia = ,ai ~ ma
The Mayor states that he has made
no inseriereocs in this city. with Govern
mens detectives |! What are the facts
sn0lwithstanding? n' a9d',is Gag
I In the very case Of the man Reed.
above alluded 70. Mayor Anthony de-
tailed I squad Of armed pofcemea. .with
ORDERS to 'taks. il necessiry By force.
from Jennisou 4 Loses's stable, The
stock. including one government horse
which detective A. H. Jsnuison had
seized and deposited there. Aarshal
Schost. on that occasion, served . writ.
ten order on said A. H. Jennison. "a
deliver over said horses to him. and
aoti6ed him that he should take them
'if he refased. iaA 4e9ni iif9 =, s;d
He rsiused. and at the request Of tbs
Aarshan, G. r. Jennison went 10 see
The Mayor about The matter. Then
add there he declared, "a him that hs
would take the property, Gen. Ewing
sSa che contrary notwithstanding: bul
Afterwards agreed to leave the Inassss
ID abeyance until the facts could b
presented 70 Gen. Ewing. Nov, when
'is appeared that hs would NOT delivss
over the stock, A. HI Jesnison Is pus
ID the crsshitg ProcesS. and Is arrested
for ..disturbing the peace He getsra
.'irisl'' bslors Mayor Anthosy, Who.
out Of respect 70 his friends, Gays he
acquitted him. But when be released
yen1ison. be ordered him ID . public
manner. TO seize 40 property, govern
msnt branded stock included, and to
make uoHsrres;s until all quessiods iD-
volved, should be determissd b. local
civil process, - - '..,,,l|.,s. -.
The same order hs served verbally
ID Solomon's saloon or Geo. II. Hoyt.
saying al The same time that he ordered
"aN governmeat detectives" similarly.
Mayor anlhopy ,.sks why martial
law is prockimed even iu .hs Limited
measure Ia which il prevails here. We
answer that he is the only party rs;
.ponibIs i9F II. .,an, - 81 - 7sa =
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01
LIVE STOCK.

advantageous rouie for Live Stock. ,Capscious
Yards, veil wstered and supplied y ith evegv
convenience, hsve been 6pened odthis line and
it= so0nectien& and every suention j. paid to
ihsir wants. with .cilaiee Of market = Phi.sdeF-
phia, New York o. RAitimecs - and via AIIep-
town the shoriea, quickess and mose direct route
to New York.
ENOCH LEWIS. Csen,I Supr, Altoona. Pa.
/ - L. L. HUUPT. Genf Ticket Asent. Ph,isd,-
H-'H. HOUSTON. Gen'l Freight Ag,. PhiIa
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01
\ ~ i4llro | u1ials.a 4 4
gsSsEnMALoeRHGAc S.!.v CAN

in0CTOR, ,RASD,S SFElGIFIC eu,es. .S.rm-
~ atorrheS. Ssiaal Weakness. Lroofsacu.
As ef PoSet DE- spsedhg aad' ..Settally.-
=, ELECTS are Guly lwae.cst Aigisl u tbe SrE
crfrc win convince the most sSep,cal Of is u =
ia Price, - sbn. Sent pnsslpssd ~ any ad-
dress by 5. C. UrHAM. be3 Chestnut Street.
H'hi'tie!phsa. Ia. 'senrafars sent fre lnp
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01

HPREMCM on 00LOAThe sub
sesiber. who capIa, cignas. his esie-, wits IA
hdc,uftsors Of gotl, WITHOUT fncurIing enormous
exseees in adv erf sieg thschanses, s'e,npe lied
Gold, rather than 'ts Hdi-sisees dehssefs c the
oest currency tbs county ever had, he now Of
lSge 10 hll Seniffing the a6eunsl of 1her orders
in Gold The full Premiu ~ in this city on ;ic day
~he" Seeeised. In This way be hopes to do the
er,n,ry ard his cpstemers ssne good without
in)ur,ng himself, tor the MORTON pEN cannot be
When PapsI monsyis sent United, Ssass>;,
preferred over 7fotiie4 Hf''" E''-'' -
ni4 a. m9RToN, q Msidea Lone, n. Y.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01

E54h-- ~ M - 9
|sdi .sTs1aAs hhWAsuSe!s!' Jay ~.
Eight hnndfed men ointbe Axceis'ol
BFgsde attacked two bs'gsdcs Of seos''
posted hshiad , stsos vail q. Asneassa'
Gap sad' dsovs thea eG With the beyo'
net The rebel lo:s - ~ lees t%sal %
SWnissa, ~cdss~ ~. ~',s's ~
vsoPs 9c'd ''ae n0e ~ w nPPsnsaI
socs asd oeecpyFress Hoyat.
: y Nv W..u,,n,o. :. ,or III d.,, On a"
"A disn.teh G,o, H.,n.,,. r.,,, a..
ths result of The engagement ~ Msuas.
as Gay. il highly sneoarseisg. The
inten.ion Was y cYt Lees army. 10 two.
and Is ,suocesded. 10 the, extenl thai
Ewell's oosps is entirlvi cut qG from
eomnusisa.iop With Lee and i,s sapture
or destruction almost eerlsip. ,s.il
c...-...,JD-s,,.
,r.x. rclA.A. n.. IVY: 90
,;...":. 80. .s - x, "s n = .r.sa.n "S ~ -
'..sI,o" ".'" % ~ ns'sos Nc W:iIai i"s! ss,-s.eo
compelled 70 iall bach % lhs Keatueky y
river Alter an h0ufs' fiahssug: Martial
'law is proehined 10 lexington.
s400U hIOeQ30 n 0RVI9fN6 In % con.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01
sFREtGHfS,

BY t0ls fodfe tSe1G0t8 OF al de-eriptions e..y
be forr srdcd 10 and from PhisieIpbis. NJ
York, Boston or Baltimore, 10 apd from ~
point on the Railroads of Okio, kentueiv. I.dy;. y
aHas aiii6ois,s Wisconsin,, low . o. Mise:rr;. nv.
nAIL n0AD nant04.shisS - -i,s,ess u
Ths Psan's CeArak Raiksad slbo cou.ee,s =,
Piiis5asg NTH Sssauasp..by vhirkG Goods can Be-
forwarded To any port on the Ohio, Nisi,sipoi.
Niss0sEis ksnsas. naA hB Wessssn rivers: ~
at CleysIand; Saa1s,ky 4sd chieavo with Sea
meys ~ all Ports on the ,Nor,b Western Laser.
nsAsn,s ~ and end ss;ssssss , The ~
rely % w,sa sSniidsqnee dssq !: :. psa1y transit 90
a1[fe Rates Of Freight 10 and from
any point ~ ths Wsss b. ~ Pa Central r R
areras.us ,..sss - JAvesASss - a'e charged by
O,heg Rsiltoaa Csn,paSsss 81 lsosI
tIBe particular to mark packages VIA PEyS,a
CrNIRAL n. ~
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Direcrioas.
apply tsos siieteSS ssh6r 81 M following Asean
,'D.'A. SrfwAnr, Prslkht Agvut. Pittsburgh.
ClaRHE & CO.., ifFsnste<a Agenrs. Pittsburgh.
. h w. RsowH.A c.. Clsciaaats, Ohio.
J. q. Mooex, Lexisvills.Kys4
=. =. SAss, 81 Lows. Museum.
CLARxE Co. Chicago, III. ~
= R.rC. Meldrum. General travelling Agent fur
sl-S-i. the SUoth md WeSf
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01

.Isi.rigss y make ..naj a. 11snpl.s 1 ls sof nsp =
whom p Would be wrong 70 take as Il, Il,
rs. TFS ldsiiab 70 niaiaroi tsiurer
r Lisut. Wilis.ss Of Capt. Ailsn = COM
pany. Ninth Kansas. wss recently kiil.
eiia tight With soas aUssi lsdiaus
nea1 Fort Hallsck, Colorado. sI sh!
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01

= Il, ,sl;-zAboat !. week ego some
proylipg thieves stole Iswo makes from
Ne. Dick. living op the Ressfve yW'
have not ls.roed yet whssAsr' be ha'
recov cred the property, a a horr!s or. iHa'
stolen from some o'hesi person. pat -
do NOT reaemtsf his nsune.1sbnn ci n
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01
8ta' .4dTsrisfaents.
! .AttachimaeInt Noticezl... }.

Challes Snow v Preston McComss, ;
; bs6esel =. gAnreillaS Saith. sJusee1 q the
sss u K.ss:s Is sGfa'S; ie siSssf9 az = RE H <
ID. 1853, caid Jss,ies issued sA oerrc, 16 AaascA.
ment in the sbovs action for ihe son Of ejevea
dssie's hnd ~ asas;tolLlNsd vs.. 4 $40
'i lSs.9w ma ..yi3ms ssa bsd Sal
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01

Fort Wagner, on James Island. which
|b6t forces were investing at the latest
.dvices, is case. mated (bomb-proof }
and iron-plated. and is very strong
Fors Sumtsr'bes also befg plated with
raiitoad iron. dnd il thought by the rsb-
els 10 be almost invulnerable. ,,i,a
The rebels have not taken the guns
from the Ksokuk, cad hey reported
Our gpas Aavs. covered The wreck oil
the time. and lbaAaed every sssempt Of
The Zoe 70 get possession : Of the guns
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01
sR.LYEt0uSroGd

n. Z. Cseaya.-r.y Eiiseis,' ious Ser
=: :;ia ia ;.ieaE. t Ca - .;siil nm ga s'nday'
rssa..i,s =. %. e'eIseL, Am, lt5',he 70!
ssuaasy SsSs as,b. Rev.. Rn..tyr !. E. SaJ.' Sssh(.
ddoai JJy .sshs = g. w.Tsy'or.
do I3.h, - W. .lRot,rts.
tod dssicsx"G yrNk, jI''. u ties fuson.
il dsSSDd ass e. e. yrss .W' 11Wsr'H:;;s H.;ls,.
uirhden !si'is atis9 s.ia In. fRsser,s.
! ssa g,.'s I'D ID, sssni' ): y 5aehefs
ssa$ map2 e VI. ~ Y. \ haSsss,.. hhasass.
Sunday Seh.sOi snd Bible clsAs Il a ?. n. &
Preaching or Ccoersl Payer Mcctipg att I'm.
and on Thursday evenineso Of each week
'C..lsesf sri i: 2 .angets r.ssespscfaily invited
Cisss Meeting b s;ssr' tie mofhiiry prsachin,
and ON Tuesday; Wednesday, apd Friday ev
enings Of each week.
''s gislqsdo hocS D. sD,exnSoS, Pastor.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01
AZ PENNSYLVANIA -
g CENTRAL, 9
- RUiy RO0d. ::

325 Miles Double Track
TN order to keep pace with The Ssm..a.
i travelling public, the manages q NJ. ~ ~
lar route have added many npsovemsnas 49, -
The ysak. les. .Aaa .Ui1 II. aaspaoeisss 4, n:S
oe found n % sii respeeo rnn cKzS Rss,s
lasted and '!s's.y s1se; for su.i ~
Four Daily Trains From
PITTSBURG to PHiLADRtpu1.
(with close connections from westem C;,;...
~ u DsCerNECftN01 11aci - No vcs-I
= y = oIhroogh PHILADELPHIA,
With close connections at Hary;-bn,,
BALTIMORE and WASHFNGTHr
Fr9pl Pinsprgrtp-New York
/. y OasfaiD rvs Dill, $50 m;le,,
Wv ALLE.<sewN, WIIBour CHaSor ~ g.
Arriving in Advance Of all Other Route: @
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-01

9 @ FsAvkyoxr, Ky.: July IS.
y Hon. John J. Cri,teuden died Al nall
past three o'clock this morning, with.
out pain Of struggle. ia full 'poss,e,siou
Of h's faeulties. Disease, general de-
b'hty. Age, y yeats. ',. ~ -
At Jackson. Mss. several bushels
of the private papers Of JEFF. Davi,
weN captured, Among them are ssv.
sf:l sef.l letters q r secession, dated 1864,
bringing 70 light the secret his,ory oi
secession. a NoTlh and South. iaa
The Psssess foress 10 the fsId sadss
JET. Dawn sud bio Aisioas Il sssimusssd
70 Be x4o. .ooo. o.of shisb I.es BE-, 1900,
Bragg 5000; $1,000 =, C6arIss.os.
i0.OQ0.as Asbiis. Is 900 Under Joha.
sisn ssd the rssnaisdsr sssttsrsd about
a. vaficss points. Lee hss the best ol
'she troops and sbs hopes of lhs rebels
are csntered u hip.74lf As could b.
demolished. the rebellion would tumble
at once. i3n beed ii sAa. soy ID IL y
From Charleston. We have the follow, !,
;.. aas 81 tqlfH itS9 5iu so@Hni - 81
ei5 ssYol aotl .uai8sdo Lus hn.a q
On the l9h the rebels atsempssd "a
drive our foces from James. lsjasd. ~
The attack was sudden and ausxpect-
cd. hrt, Gen. Terry met and ,yepalsed
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
CAE GY'
G. a It 81 A E TIC CANDLE s.
A SAFE, RELIABLE AND
0ROUGH FAMILY pHYSIC


NEVER. since the dawn Of civilization, has there
been recOree ,uch an Improvement in medical science
as that ln4u.urated by the discover of
CAhEY'S CATHARItG 'fNnfEs,
rhe Ga Of disgusting ana danprro,- pls, made OF
mercury and aoea OF iall>cuu eat I'D >puua Of sick
ialag and rbubarb no ce.s ate naw puUb befeo new
era 6nprs M: hp .edyciaI properties OF IN a1t and
most exnensIva druss nv been b, a known
outy to Dvcior Carey cbeu,.c raa,. 'ron,.,elf
yse4s rar,jecs evtr2 vt -a of smpII emo fsstp no
moved and made into tho form Of delicious can ie.
ihete Is no longer necessity lof paTeu' iocihg ueih
se tso' tc'i Cul "e ~ e"@I'o" "Iu o'lADBIe WIZ
toaiAeoine, 'er,i,bS phl SIC. .-..,,.,
hNtt . "a AldAieiIC CANOihc
Have va iua6le medical rroqeri that no pills or pow
ders ever can possess They can be gwen 10 those WIN
the most dshcste stomachs without the sliRhtest
knowledge that they are akrg py sic they are not 10
be swallowed whole, icing te same IN the centre that
they are en- The outside place n the mouth before
retiring for The ngnt, allow it TO dissolve slowly away,
It's tasIe VIII le lound dehcioas WINE tHere & are
"a - 80 W - J.; ~ - W - to,.,t % 49,, - tt| a. 49, ~
oIl9n5 "a Ihe 0to'uaSu' eA1 bo"e > Cat LIVE, ~
le hluteYa, 1l5fe us3 never 25eh Iheulo'ne ~ ~
nee tna. Vouu ual eL' ijGy are guar nleeu 80 w.
eeohl2lh SihSie prucle OF mercury OF othef niue
oVi 'uu' 1al~ etl 'Ait NC gwen W hc @
ST I'M Ant WIN perl5Ct safety lhsT penetrating pro
peteH cleanse ana inVgorate every portion OF the u
man LCuy VoffeCtuG lIs aseAseo Ho'ioh anu re- ~
M tlS A3t.'!l1 auenstH alu FikoI tneiI eHeol upon "
DIooQ Is 20 IuIly tiIOih an u'leathy nulh9's anu
nsu nIo II new lie ana rchhess that VIII cause lne
oldtsI ana Iho9 aggravated complains 10 spetuiy Hhu
peFm"henty asapltaV oIQJohieG is me cert'IVAle "
o,9 oo.Cpt to. m ~, 't o. ION .ne M u
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13

No person engaged in any Of the NEE aaniral or mai-
ing tu,s shou thiak OF dotng viii, ut
the ErIIFIO AMERICAN 1t costs but TX eTts ger
week; every number contains from SIX 70 ten en&ray-
ngo new machines aod nyelt LIS, which can not be
found III any {. her pub.ICa!i0n
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
6nOwILL BE roRFEIrED BY DIR. DIX

ENOWILL BE FORFEITED BY DIR. l. DIX
CDOIf failnf TO cure III lese me lhan any oher
Chys sian, more 'f cuaily and peimenautly, with
stra mt from OcCup'ton or tear OF exposure to ali
Gather with sa1e anu pleasant Il icIIes.
SELF.AbUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and COZ sequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Lacies
SECRET AN y DELICATE DIoOR EaS;
Nercural Affections EIuptps aud All Dis sases Of the
Skin Ulcers OF the Nose IN oat and BOoy Fimp e.
on the Swelng4 tn Juirts Nervousness ;
Consuu al and other Weaknesses ia oatl, and TIE
more adIauted OF all ages, OF
BOTH otXES, SINGLE Oh MARRIED.
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| vt last week, Pr0missary Note, dated Roxkury,
- harch+ 1885, or sixty dollars payab abe to 8. u
s.Anten eI bearer, on demand, and signed BY Lyusn
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