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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17
HEApouARrERs 9th Iowa, CAMP J
REED, NEAR JACKSON, Tenn,
February Sd, 1863.

FRIEND R1oH There has just been
seat TO these headquarters an order of
which the following is a copy:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17

ny M uI'IS VIlIcer OF JHV IUJu hegl-
ment III. VOL Inf, and the commanding off
Ger of the 9th Regiment, Iowa Vols Inf,
will Jorth'eih make detail of ten men from
each OF their respective regiments, to make
rails, and rebuild the fence south of their en-
campment, and owned by Mr. Parkman, which
has been destroyed since the encampment of
these regiments in their present locality.
This detail will be made as far as possible.
from those who destroyed said fence, if they can
be aScertQined, if not, from the different com
panies equally
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A MANUAL OF DEVOTIONS
FOR
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HlsuOp OF INDIANA.

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III. VICTOR HUGO-A LIFE.

By Witness new edition % q the most charm
ig and enhancing volumes shat m issued from the
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Mem publications.

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[F YOU WANT TO KNOW

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A FFLICTED RESTORED! IGNORANCE

A FFLICTED RESTORED! IGNORANCE
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NODEY's LADY's BOOK FOR OCTOBER,
NJ 1863.
TRIUMPHANT AGAIN.
BY process peculiar 10 Cooley he has Obtained the vsry
latest fashions for ths month and they vii BE- found coofed
and uncoored in his October number The unusuAl
Der OF -
SEVEN COLORED FIGURES APPEAR IN THE
FASHION PLATE.
and ten In God engiaviazs which infinitely superior 10
the steel engraving IN Other magazines.
story BY Marion HArsud, copyrighted, appears In
this number,
LEAH MOORES TRIAL"
viii be concluded November number. And In the De
eenlber number will give
A CHRISTMAS STORY, by Marion EaIland-
For sale by all the dealers.
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Y Y. MEDICAL COLLEGE for wOMEN

NJ -Ahosdns thorough Coleslie Medical Education Dc,
ns oct 10 los SPECIAL Instruction imp.od 70 Nurses ana
aIs. .tudying fr benefit. sor Pros ecils al
drc., Ma. g. L. osCAhiAs, No. 81 Lssyetie pace Ne"
iora CIV
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yOUNG LADIES BOARDING SCHOOL

Il ~ PAYS BOARD and TUITION in Com
- n English u weeks II HUDSON RIVER iNsTL
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BORDENTOWN,
EEMALE COLLEGE,

IL n J-One of,he mos, hogTishns Institutions in th'
country Special attention paid 20 the common and hishe
branches Of English. snl superior advantages furnished
Vocal and In.Tuuoaal Music French taught by native
and spoken Ia The family. For Catalogues, sdtre"th
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Real Gstate or Sale.

DARN FOR 81. ,iE, near Haverstraw, Rock.
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"ILLIAM PATTON,
w BOOKBELLERL sTATIONFR

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ERENCH, GERMAN, and ENGLISH DAY

IL AID FAMILY SCHOOL and KlSDtkOARIEN, No q
Ea., i,h,,-Mra HALLOCk, with enlarged room. and In
ose.,ed iars. of education, viii reopen her school OF
WEDNESDAY Sept. il.
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IDEMWAI..

DEMOVAL.
IL Tho Lecture srd Recitation Rooms q
THE NETWORK HIGH SCHOOL 49, .
arc removed o. EBbirI HALL No, - 81 80 and Of NeS
sd IT.. between 9Th and tthays
For lsh and srnti alton, well a. TOT beauty ana
convenience Of AZ scascnt the accommodations sne
quAcd. 4,
The department Of French IL under The persoHA direction Of
Mr.. A. HfESABD 80,
Tho Classical and Scientific Departments are hitherto,
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The Primary Department under tic careful supervision Of
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Brosawsy.
The Fall Term commence, Tuesday. Sept. H.
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SCHOOL WANTED, in the Country, for Il
- BOY 10 yesr. = Would prri,r having him IN a
CLERGYMAN family. where HE morals could be looked 90
either to 10 to tie village school b. Taught ~ tle family
RICHARD II. PLATI. No. 4, LcKinsi1nay.
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yyllNO', -hisi~OfiV-'--'
UMs-fhr largest assortment IA the city can De osI9
a. W kTEKss No s5l Broadway, great bargains l0Q
new and second hand PIANOS, MELODEOSs, and HAh1
MOSlUMs 70 LII. Rent allowed II purchased as PEI
Agreement Monthly payment. received FOR the Cas
pd os hand Pianos and Me.odeons taken In ED
chang. l0T new. instruments tuned and repaired
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NOR SA!.E.-Pcrsons wanting q Mild and
il Delightful Climate open oil Winter adv srtissmont Of
Nneand.
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NSlLLINERS WANTED.-Somc good MIL
IVA LINERS WANTED. Apply before . O'Clock a. m. o
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almond on the Causes, Symptoms, and
DILL ana oihtr Diseases II the Nervous Seminal UTna.
" ara sexual oy,-,n.-by &. ID. HAsSOkD H. d. formerly
Jfo"s'', o. sP'clai Anatomy, &C. the Syracuse MSdcd
Cone,e, new foi<. frce 81, nsled free l.. WAhNEA,
Publisher. No Vesey-.,., Astof House
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TOR sale or EXCHANGE-Fiv first-class
yr.EMENT HOUSES al nl with gqod paying hI,',
ASsan.st; or sddyess S. MCINTYRE, No. LII Ii, hs.,
BROOKLYN.
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Mr. CTORGE C ANTIION's

VyENsSElshIn IOlIl iFtbNi' i.'H'i-
III IUIk, Toy. y. f-Ths natuton IL now IN ui opcr
alton and oars hyperion advantages io tho thorough study "
the kAnr seisns.s Of Military science AMI Of Civil, Mo
olac4 aAi Topuersp h kn neclius Tue ohlct Annual
Bessnn vii sonncnc, gu WEDNESDAY. sept is. 1895.
Further information with tho Annual Register sy be Oh
talned hon Prof CHARLES DHONAt Director
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ef receipt 9! price.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-07-11
A Boy SWALLOWING A HOLE


A Bow SWALLOWING HoLE.-
The other day, Charley, five years
old, found one OF those curious bone
trimmed circles, which ladies have
named eyelets and while playing in
the garden swallowed 1.-THE fam
lily were in the house, busiiy cnga-
ged with a work on entomology,
when Charley ran in with mouth
wide open, and eyes distended 10
their utmost capacity. His mother
caught him by the arm, trembling
with that deep anxiety which only
a mother can feel, enquired:
"Nhat is the matter! What has
happened"
The urchin all agape, managed to
articnlaie:
"Wateri"
1t was brought; when after drink
copioasly, he exclaimed:
ooh, molher,I swallowed holer
Swallowed a hole, Charley"
"Yes, mother, ! swallowed hole |
with piece Of ivory round it,"
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-07-11
THE SQUIRRELS FRIENDS.


A few days ago,l saw a beautiful
red squirrel come out of bis Win
ter's nest, and run up TO the top Of
the tree 10 get breath of fresh air
and have look at his neighbors.
His eyes were bright and his coat
shining, and he looked as if the nuts
and apples he had laid up for the
season were likely to hold out. Now
all the children in the city love squir-
rels; there is not one whose eyes
would not brighten at the sight Of
this little friend of theirs and mine.
And yet the first boy who saw him
began pelting him with snow balls;
you would have thought he was a
rebel, and YET | am sure he was true
to the striped flag. Children are
very apt TO tease and torment all
these beautiful wild creatures, but
they can not tell why they do it. ]
would like to offer prize for the
boy who never threw a stone at a
chipmunk, but | am afraid it would
be difficult to find him. You all
like the funny rogue, but you have
strange way of showing it. Why
don't you teach him TO be glad TO
see you, and make him feel, when
you gather arouud him, that he is
only among friendsl
He is good deal like you in ma
ny respects. He is iond of play, but
never heard of his trying to fright
en- children, as he easily might. and
he knows they are always trighten-
ing him, He loves nuts and apples.
but he gathers them himself and
packs them away very careluiIy,an
isn't apt TO eat too many. He will
not touch the corn till it is npe,and
then if the farmer neglects to gath
er it, he meets him in the field some
bright morning, and says, "Neigh-
Dor Two-legs, Winter is coming.
Isn't IL, about time TO get this crop
under covert" Indeed the worst
fault that you can find with him is
that he sometimes destroys eggs and
young birds; but he is not hall as
much to blame as boys who do the
same. He takes them because he
is hungry, and you only take them
just for fun, forgetting tina, every
bird loves her little ones just as you
love the baby in the cradle. lhaveI
lately read of a boy who had the
charge of cows and horses, and was
SO cruel TO them that they trembled
when they saw him coming. wish
all my young readers would make
pets of the animals they know, till
every creature, whether wild OF
tame, would learn to regard them
as playmates and friends,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-07-11

eOOOOO MALE Or FEMALE AGENTS
UUUsVUU TO SELL LLOYD'S NEW
STEEL PLATE COUNTY COIORED
Map of tho United States,
Canadas, and New Brunswick.
From recently survey 8. completed Aug. 10, 1862
cost $50 900 to engrave II and one years time.
Superior TO any $40 map ever made by Cotton
or Mitchell, aud sells at the low price OF so cts
$4,000 names are engraved on this map.
1t is not only County Map, but il is also a
County and Railroad Map
OF the U s. and Canadas combined in one, Civin.
Every Railroad Station
e. aud distance between.
Guarantee any woman or man Three to Five
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u From the Tribune. Ang. b. . =
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