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his practice, for more than twenty Year,, with thu
most astonishing succeeds, ..., H.-Ir..-. ".H
d. H.H. au.T. .Hasss0 .....
AS AN ILLEVIAToR or PAIN, u Is unrivalsd
By any preparation before the publie Of which The
most skeptieAl may be convinced BY single trial
This Iiuimsnt win cure rapidly and radically,
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind, and, In
thousands OF cases. where II has been ubed, II has
never been known to fail. N
FOR NEURALGIA, WIN aHord immediate relief
in every case, however distressing.
It WIN relieve the worst cases Of HEADACHEIn
three minutes, and is warranted to do II.
TooTHACHE, also, win It cure instantly. .sr.r
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAS
STTUDE, arising from imprudence or excess, this
uniment Is most happy and unfaIlIng remedy.
Acting directly upon the nervous tisBuea, II
strengthens and rsviyheS the system, and restores
II TO elasticity and vigor,
FOR PILES-AH an external remedy, we claim
that It h the best known, and we challenge the
world to produce an equal. Every victim Of this
distressing complaint should give II trial. for Il
will not fail to afford Immediate relief, and, in
majority Of cases, win effect radical cure.
oUIRSY AND SORE THROAT are Sometimes
extremely malignant and dangerous, but tIh,eIy
application Of this Lniment will never "a 81
cure. s..t .. .. ..' '...
SPRAIHS are sometimes very obstinate and en- /.
lRrgement Of the joints Is liable to oeeuri nst
lected. The worst case may be conquered by this
uniment in two or three days.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
BURNS, AND SCALDS, yield readily to the won
derful healing properties Of DR.. SWEETS INFAL-
LIBLE LINIMENT, when used according to direo-
tlons. Also, CHILBLAINS, FROSTED FEET, AND
INSECT BITES AND STnIGS.
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RAILROADS.

% lRoS. r5 s,s !. lag 1sss.
.ais zRBANgEKENTs OF
~ Mn -KoRK LInHs.
THE CAMDEN AND AMnoY AND PHILApEI,
tina AND .fRENToN RAiLRoiD coMPH-
FR0x PHntADkLPHfA 70 NEW YoRK
AND WAY PLACES, 80 Nh
From Walnut Street wharf and Rsn-
h aingtoaA Depot, ~ = tas
WILL LnAvn As FoLrows, VIZ Fare.
A. . 4. NJ, via canden and Anboy--c. A.
AT f'@.,Vis Camden .ad Jersey ci.y-Nsrw = 80
At s 4: N, vis Camden and Jsrssy oiEi
At EMsTls esndsa and Jersey city, =.
Attn, 4, MiyiA KenslRston and Jersey oityi' :
AZ ~ n, vs. camden and Anboy7-o, and . : :
-rl3 "A. Accommodation ass
A. aaR NJ, via Camden and Amboy-c. and z.
AZ e X, rssi Via KSnltagson and Jersey city,
- Weshingtea and N. Y, Express 80 seo
Al ek 7. a., VIA \ snaington and Jersey cityi 4
At iigf n, p,Vf Va 4 R,asiis,oa and Jersey 6Ityi ~
AZ i. .sSsssS SIsSs5n va "a Rensns,on and Jersey
City, southern Express - 'T-.l'''.T = aOO
At Q p. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Aecom-
mediation (Fraight and PAsBengerl-
...... .TT. -rlI'-t let class ticket '-'I- H 296
80 "a elaas Ticket Ia :. L60
me SIS 2 NJ EyeSIns Mall and ths 70 Might
days exoeptedl ioo fsdH y aIDst
.uF sH #I'll IlNf - 100 |n'fi ..aa- .H
20 WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Leave wAshinston at and Ills A. NJ. and . and
!, Leave New York at and ioA.-M. and 7.'O and
Fifty pounds Of Baggage only allowed each pas
senger. Passengers arc prohibited from taking
anything as Baggage but their wearing apparel,
All baggage over hfty pounds, 10 be paid for extra
The Company limit their responsibility for Baggage
TO One Dollar per pound, and will not be liable for
any amount beyond 400 Dollars, except by special
contract. VIM. II. GATzMER, Agent
January o 1859.
LINES FROM NEW YORK FoR PHILADELPHIA
WILL LEAVE! go ri
From foot OF COJtland street, at IL M, and p. m
Via Jersey City andCamden st and 10 a. m, 7SO
and lao p. m, via Jersey City and Kensington.
From foot Of Barclay street at a. IN. and p. m.
via Amboy and Camden.
From PIER No. North River, at and p. M,
(Freight and Passenger) via Amboy and Camden.
mar q. ..
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DIR. WEET'S
INFAL LIBLE LINIM T
ID THE
SOL LDIER's FRIEND,
And Thousands have found It truly
AFRIEND IN NEED
DIR. s " l. q r. s

Ask for "Dr. Sweeps Inlallible Liniment,n and
take no other. Be not deceived by unprinclpled
dealers, who will try to palm on some other article
on which they can make a little more profit
The hfty cent bottle contains three tImeE as much
As the twenty cent bottle Rndi much the cheapest
to buy TTyit.
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CITY HALL, February 10, 1893.

(tLOTHING Of all descriptions, at j. BRUCE n
" Co.'s, i6i seventh street, two doors below
Smiths. jan %
OALL AT SMITH 4 BEALL's, ssl seventh street
~ and get your Clothing, -
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For all OF which II IL a speedy and certain rene
dy, and never fails. This Linlment iS prepared
from the recipe OF Dr!stephen Sweet, Of Connect
iout the famous bono-setter, and has been ussd In
his practice, for than twenty years, with thu
most Astonishing succeeds. .... H.Ir..,. ...H
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HTIf{l4g
GREAT REMEDY

FOR RHEUMAT1sM, GoUT, NEURALGIA, IUh-
BAGo, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAINs,
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS, PILES,
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DIsORDERst
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Caution.

To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and
Likeness Of DR.. stephen sweet on every label, and
also stephen sweets Infalhble Liniment" blowR
In the glass Of each bottle, without which nOne
are genuine.
RICHARDSON d CO.,
Sole PropHetorS, Norwich, q.
MORGAN h ALLEN, General Agents,
40 Cllh street, New York.
~ Sold by all dealers SVsTYWhsra, .,...r
no lily
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BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
Helmbold'S Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA.
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SRA KhIN" AND
STILL
CATAWB WINES.
n LONGWORTH, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
These wines are highly admired by COnnOis-
seurs on account of the fine flavor and purity,
and are, at the same time, very much cheaper
than foreign wines Of inferior quality.
FRED. y. COZZENs,
Wine Merchant, Pennsy yvaniA avenue,
Two doors from Fourteenth street.
mar 3-eOd2w
GITY HALL, February 10, 1893.
THE ASSESSORS, having completed the assess
ment for 1863 will meet In their room, City Hall,
as Board Of Appeal, from the 18th instant 10 the
nth Of March pFOXimO, inclusive TO hear complaints
and to make such corrections as they may deem
necessary. feb l7-2aw3w
EOR CLOTHING, CALLAT
Il j, BRUCE n CO.'S,
48l Seventh street,
ian % two doors below Smiths.
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ASK ron HELMBOLD's-T4RF NO OTB
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<IDR. M.vELLNY's PasssS HS.pis.i, in the
FEDERAL Block, cornur Of fssv,nth and = Streets,
oppoaits ths Post and Patent omcS. Rooms
snd p, up stairy, Washington, D. G.
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247. GOSLING PAT.
II E > II A U ID A N It
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK.

NB-At the request OF many customers, the
DronFietor has arranged to make n reduction, to
regular boarders, OF % per cent on the regular bin
Of fare. de ~
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Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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ca U TIO ".

no DIsCHARGED sOLDIERs
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Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, London,
graduate from one OF the most eminent Collegea "a
life hAh been spent IN the hospitals OF London, Pa
ris, Philadephia and elsewhere, has effected some
of the most astonishing cures that were ever
known many troubled viii ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed
at sudden sounds bashfulness, with frequent bluSh-
mind were cured Immediately. T... : 'HHTtl-
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-07

Especially, who have become the Yioiinln o. sot-
tAry Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually sweeps 70 an untimely grave thop-
sands OF Young Men OF the most exalted talents
and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise have
entranced listening senAtea with the thunders Of
eloquenoe, or wakedto ecstasy the living Tyre, may
call with full confidence, -gHgI
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TO AL Who Use a Pen.
q GOOD cUAD ErIT

Is always ready and ,cliable. AMI, if adanted I.
'"a n'no makes writing pleasure, not n ask
INC beginner makes M re rapid ~ oe,ess viii
2 told Pen ihin with anv other, because IN,
-nme prt 'suie Away Pfo'uc. ,hs same result
ana the proficient IS heficr lifted viii. h. In.
Dor. because OF the uniformity OF his writing
anu the ease by which il is produced.
!, IN MAKING NEW PINS.
inc subscriber uses no solder The gold AZ The
ioiat IL brought 10 state Of fusion. when The
point si"ks into it, and the two b, come as one
lnetai, entirtiy lmlervious 10 the acton of TN.
ACIDS IN mas. This can lie done in No new
pens because the gold l. more than thre. Zines
Us nick n Is after the pen Is rolled TO the prop
81 'hinncss OF the finished state.
WHEN PENS ARE REroiNTED
soioer must be used VIII CHI will melt sooner
man the gold Of which the pen is made. other.
wise the points will cu,l into gIobulur fo-m.
by tbs process the temper j. taken out Of the NH
The elastici'y destroyed, and the pen suhiecie 70
the sire process OF cOtrusi n On ihes. .crount,.
ahG knowing from long experience tha. reppint
ed pens ""n rarely give satisfaction. The subsoib.
CT must positively Refuse 10 licpoint Gold PEN.
RETURN THE ZEN
within ten DAYS otter it's reception, il slammed
"A. morton, aud not adapted to YOU ha.d. sra.
ing ~ what respect il might be improved. A. i,
Will he The best guide in s. ieciing one TINT - :
State nj what angle You hold the pen on the pa.
per- and wi ether .quarely or es n M 10 the rirh,
d lett. These points, briefly and Gle ,rIy stated
VIII greatly assists Ia making selection for Won
ANY one sending single letter post stamp
wv receive a circular with Jac1imile epgrav. |
ngs Of oil the sizes and prices
-, Address, A. NORTON.
~" % Maiden Lane, New York.
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for the ggittle folk,
CAPITAL FUN"

Joe disappeared in the school
room,and the curious eyes that peep
ed through the crack of the door
were soon rewarded by seeing him
open the basket.
"l!ope his dinner won't lie hard
on his stomach whispered Colby.
But apparently Joe only wished
10 get his paper to read, for he took
it by the corner and pulled, but it
was fast. lie looked in surprise land
then in sort Of bewildered way,
took on, couple OF aunt Sally's
great crispy doughnuts. then one OF
the delicious round pies he had so Of
ten seen in Ned's hanas-bread and
butter, and such honey as nobody's
bees but hers ever made, and The
plump, white breast OF chicken.-
II was dinner for kiag; 30 poor
Joe thought.and SO the boys thougai.
as they peeped wonderingly from
their hiding-place, But Joe did not
offer to taste ii /; he only sat there
face,over which the tears began pres
emily to flow very fast. Then he laid
his head on his desk, and Freely vii
son. one Of the smallest of the BOYS,
whispered, 81 guess he's PRAYING
SO they all stole away 10 the play
ground without speaking another
word.
That's some Of Ned Collins
work, said Will Brown,a:,er while,
tits jus, like him.
"I'm glad of it, any way" said |
Sam Merrill, "l've fel; as mean all
the forenoon as ii had been robbing
a hen roosi. The Greens are not 10
blame for having only cold potatoes
TO eat.and don't wonder Joe didn't
want us fellows to know it,"
81 like Joe Green best Of any boy |
in school, said little Freddy Wilson.
'and think it was too bad 10 try 10
make fun of him."
"Nobody asked you what YOU
thought said Will Brown, fiercely !;
wait ill your opinion is called for"
The little boy looked very meek.
and ate his dinner in silence, for the
fac; was, Will Brown began 10 feel
uncomfortable.
"Faiher says Mr.. Green was The
bravest man in the company" said
Sam Merrill, 'and that he wouldn't
have been killed. only he thought of !
every one else before himself
81 tell you what, boys said good
natured Tom Granger. Il move and |
second that we are all ashamed oil
ourselves; ali in favor of this motion
will signify it by giving three cheers
tor Ned Coilins-there he comes this
minute. brimiull Of chicken pie"
The boys sprang 10 their Ieet, and
swinging their caps in the air. gave
three hearty cheers for Ned Collins,
and even Will Brown joined in the
chorus with as loud hurrah as any
OF them. Sam Merrill explained the
whole matter TO Ned, and he only
said in reply.
''l've often heard aunt Sally say
1T was u poor kind of fun that must
be earned by hurting somebody's
feelings and what aun, Sally SAYS
is almost always so."-Ladies' Re
pository.
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P0NTO AND THE MINK.

Pon,o was faithful old dog; one
OF the good kind that never kill d
sheep. nor annoyed his neighbors By
sneaking around their doors. He
was very jealous too about his mas.
ter's premises. Minks and muskrats
found no nome around the Hillside
gOose-Pond. He was led TO regard
them as his special enemies. One
made holes in the dam, and the 9th.
er destroyed the ducks and gosIings.
When Ponto barked, we always
knew there was something wrong.
One day, however, while all were
busily engaged in making hay, his
welI-known call was heard. There
was danger of thunderstorm, and
no one could be spared to answer il
at the time. For more than half an
hour we listened 10 his prolonged
bow-wow-wow. This a! length ceas-
ed,and in few minutes was chang
ed into a most piteous and smother
ed howl. All said that the old dog
had found something, bu: no one
could 60 and inquire what it was
At dinner Dan and Henry went
down TO the pond and found Ponto,
his head and shoulders buried in a
hole. Hearing them approach he
began TO wag his tail and Try TO get
out. This was followed by deeper
howl. "What can be the matter I"
said Henry; something mus, be hol-
ding him. Perhaps an otter"
Whenever they attempted to pull
him out. &c only howIed The louder.
The boys began to dig with a stick,
TO get him out, but he succeeded in
drawing himgeii out, covered with
blood and foam, and fell almost ex.
hausted into the water. He had run
the mink into his hole, dug away al.
ter it, and becoming tired, had laid
down by the hole to blow, with his
tongue out. when the mink stole ou,
and seized his tongue, which was Bit
Ten through the center about an inch
rom the end. Ponlo bore The marks
le rest Of his lie, but never failed
o do his duty, and always received
speedy answer 10 his calls after. S
yards. II was our pride 10 open n
i, jaws and show the scar as long &c
/, iie lived.-An,. AgricuIturist. q,
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CASH PURCHASER
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR

5000 SACKS OF FLOUKl
200 Hogs'd N. q. Sugar.
2GO Bhls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Su gar;
200 Bis. :. II. Il NO. MoIassos,
iJO Bis. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio Coffee,
LOO Mats Java Coffee:
i.o0o Kegs Assorted Mails;
SOD Boxes Star Candies;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 i'ks. Mackere! x Herring:
80 Coils Cordage;
100 Half BIS. S. G.. Soda,
100 BIS. Babbi,i's Salararus:
900 BIS. Yeast Powders:
300 Boxes itaisins:
400 do Manuf'd Tobacco;
300 Boxes soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
1900 Bills. Wrapping Taper:
25O,00O S 'gars.
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~H~H - ~
PERFECTION OF MECHANISM
TIE
MAGIC TIDIE OBSERVER,

DEL HUsriSa AND OrES FACE on La.
ID EysOR GE ILEsaNs v ATcH COMBINED,
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| The Ma YORK iLLusrRAr u \ Ews the lead.
ing pictorial Iape. oi si United Stai.,s IN It's
sue Of jim. le,h, 1863 GA pigr AZ, vountarly
says: ar
We have been shown n most pleasing novel
". cf which The HrBB RID 4 nos Df this CIV.
are the sole importers. d . c,iie sl.r MAGIC
TINE Observer, and is tunfIng aui ON iaee
watch c,.i.binsd. 4 bis Is nrc d. i.,e pre;iltsi
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cheapest imcp'oee for gclcrai Md q il l. Us .
ever filtered L hss within II ;,ir conn, nd viii
IT. macinery, IL Own hiding a',i, III, M. rem
dering KEY entirely unnecss.ary The cases
OF The Wa oh are composed Of tao meiae. the
outer one being fi-e 6 ,arai god 1 has tn
imp Owed ,uby aruou lever moy.nirni, and Is
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Pr ce. snpcrhiy .ngTawf. per Csc Ola hat
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vance, n " canaoi collect from thost il the Ar.
my. Adde'S
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SoLE lMPoRrERs.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

\ benevolent institution established bv specinl
Endo" neni. Tor III. fe.ei OF the Sex and
Disir'-s'd. aifcied With virul. nj an Eraiem
ic diseases, and especially tor tie cur, OF Di
-enses oi the Sexnai Drgaas
EDiCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
AVA Acting Surgeon. 10 all who liipiy hs I, Il, =.
viii description ct their condition. Jag. ocru.
patton. habits OF life. &c } aud IN cages a ~
rene oycriy, Medic.n.s furnished Tree OF charge
Valuable reports or Sperm ,iarrhea, and OF.
er diseases II the Sexual Organs aud On be.
New Remedies employed ~ The D.-pcns.ry. IA,
10 the niiiici.d IN sealed e,ier iupe- ire- OF
charge iwo or three stamp for pos,sg. NJ
be acceptable.
address, DR.. J. SklILiN HOuGuTuN, Ae
ing surgeon, Howard Ase.sristi q. n 2 south
NTH -ireci, lhsind p''a p Nv ord. r Of IT.,
d rector. rLHA ID. He sETWELI. Pro-
~ ai CLIO. AiRCHlLD Sesre,ar,
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goo 600 MALE or FEMALE AGENTS
OtVONV To SELL LLUlD'S NEW

100000 HAL tE Z. if Iia1b.s sc NM
sILki. rLArE COUNTY COi.ORED
Map oi the United States,
Canadas, and New Brunswicl,
From, recn,iy sarse s completed Aug. 10, 1862
east =, DO "a cnsfaye 1, and one years time
] f,up,i 9 10 any $40 map ever made by Coltol
or Ni'chell. and sells at the low price O. so cts
10000 names are engraved n tins mnp
IL Is not only Coon,y Map. but IL is also
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at the U S. ami Canadas combined IN one. giving
Every railroad Station
and disiant between
Guarantee any woman or man Three to Five
Dollars per day, AMI wi take back all maps tha;
ca'.no. oe cold and refund the money
SIND tnr one Dollars worth ,o try.
Printed ms ruciions how 10 canvass well, fur.
nished TO all our agents
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every state. Caiiiornia, Canada. En- land France
aud uba fortune may be made with few
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The Wtr Department uses our Map Of vir-
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900 which j. marked Antie,am Creek. Sh,rp,.
burg, Mur,iand Highs, Wiiiamsp,r, Ferry.
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Lloyd's Great Map of the Mis-
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Capts, Bar, and VIM. Bowen, NJ s~issippi Rive,
Pilots OF :. Louis, Mo-, shows every mans
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The Cult ot Mexico $50 miles every sand. h,r
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Navy DEPARrhENr. WASH. Sent. n. 1897
7. LLOYD Sir: Scad me your Man Of mn.
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Tear Admiral Charles II. DAVIS comma pdins tho
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- MANY IA are required for use os tbs, sauadrop
GIDEON WELiES, Sec'y OF the Nayy.
no Nv glt 0f3 - ~
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FRU7T& 0RxANEyrAxrRxxs
OLDEST STOCK NrKANSAS

We say 70 al. buy trees Of = hone
Nursery. Trees raised in this soil ~
climate are the only ones that will nav
Tor setting OUT: you who have b,us6t
IRON the East know BY experiences.
Our stock consists rs fellows:
Apple tree. from y-arlinys to bear.
ing size: Pears. Plums. Cherry, Peach
Apricot, Nec'arine. Grapes Blsckberi.s
kasPberries. Goos+berries. S.ravber.
ries, Ornamental Trees. Shrubs, Roue,
Rhubarb, Asparagus. DC.
We will take Grain. Stock or Land
in exchange for Fruit Trees. Send q,
acatalogue and price list. Office .nd
depot between 9th and 9Th streets ON /.
Kansas Avenue. Immediately north Of
the Commercial House. Atchison, K.u-
sas.
October IA. 1861. oci96-
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JOHN W. DAY.
coNVEYiyCER. COLLECTOR. AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
O.kaleo.a, Knnsas.

OFFICE in the Independent binding, South
side OF Jefferson street, East of Public Square,
Taxes paid Tor non-re-idcnfs. aud receipts re.
mitled. Business entrusted 10 his care will re
seirs orcmpi attention.
sJ-At'sntion viii not be given % letters Of m.
fuiry moi accompanied by Postage Stsmp.
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AT A BARGAIN!

I'VE undersigned offers for ssie, ut very LOO
= hyures. quarter section Of Land, beautiful.
y situated IN one Of the best possions Of Kansas
&voa ss'ura 'sns suroasas is. aud tps Sssse
soad' pass ness by it. There j. no BE-, er uplasd
ID we State. JOHN w. DAY,
hy1nao. Real Estato ARue.
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sissore. Marietta l. Cincinnati X. r.. f4r Chilli
suthe. Man tia. srksfsburg snd Baltimore. sai
With litter oi m Four Great Eastern Lines for
New Yor.. ar B..sion.
lassepae rs by this route have the aivaRta,e Of
WIDE and -faciou. cars, with greater iicraliiy ol
room both in seats AID in ai..es. than can Do
;0und on any other Railroad IN the West. aui IL.
comfort afforded by
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Foot,', Patent Ventilated Car, by D.,

And Foote's aten; ventilated Sleeping cars b.
night.
Passsnsess FROM tie IVES; by the Oho L Mss
'ssirii R.R. bare the advantage over hose b.
ih.r lines ~ TIE CHOICE OF SEATS AMI
EERTliS, from C;neinna,i,a as {: ere nre no chan
r. Of cars between Cincinnati and CT. yeland
Pi,ishnrzh or b,ias
Two daily tl,roeh Express train. tSundays Ex-
pted.l one train Sunday ev, ning.
Ohio 4 Missi,sipi time TIN minutes faster
an 81. Loui- ,ine 2. The public are arespecrfuIly
cuu'iened against bills advertising other route
raAing quicker tine.
AK for tickets via OHIO 4 Mi-~i-sippiR r.
For Information, appl, nj the Office. NJ %
DIRECTLY on the corner OF Fourth and Cr.-nu; s;s,
uader Planter House. 81. Ioni-
+ LOCGH.
III. Gent Ticsst Ag. III
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OHIO g. MISSISSIPPI
BROAD GUA0E ao
IL A ILR q A I'D

Making the quickest time from ST. Louis to
INl Cincinnati. Ious,.'s. Nashville and all
Eastern Cities! New York. AZ hours.
Pirtsburg.' "a hours Boston. ~ hour7.
Wheeling, I91f hours. Philadelphia. 80 hours
G.. vclard, 19 hours. Baltimore. Sc hours.
Bnffa.o 26& hours. Washington. 371 houry
louisville. III hours. Nashville. ~ hours.
From 81. Louis 20 Cincinnati WITHOUT cAAxGE
or Cara From Cincinnti u Cleveland, Pitts
,urg or Be'lsir, without change Of ears
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
The Best, Paper in the State
FOR THE
FAMILY CIRCLE.

incuiing all ag and occupations.
p, TERMS:
copy year, 81"
1hco ie- senr, $3.50
SIX months hall 'hese rates. In case If ,lup,
the cash must be pad invariably IN adssn,e.
To pfrs - unacqnainte W.T. our ,ai.f. we
will furnish II trial tour months for 50 ceni,
in advance
As an i:ducernent 10 PEI sons 10 saLsesi. a ..ow
W. ofier the following