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

The st. Louis Democrat Of Saturday
says:
A new order. issued from the Adju-
sant Generals Office. Washington. July
9th. and received by Quartermasser
Myers to-day. reads ~ follows:
Hereafter. no officer or agent under
the control Of the War Department. dis
bursting public money. will pay any
claim or account presented through
agents or collectors. except ON regular
power Of attorney. executed after the
account is due and payable. and unless
such agent or collector is considered BY
the disbursing officer amply able to re-
imburse the United States. or the dis
bursting officers, in case such claim or
account shall. subsequent to payment,
prove 10 be unjust or fraudulent and
when an account is presented in person
BY an individual who is not known to
the disbursing officer, the latter will
require such evidence Of isdentily ~
will secure the Government against
any fraud" ."
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08

The recent order Of ths Pres;deal
declaring thas the eolorsd soldiers ia
our armies slaI b treated in all 70.
speets - white soldiers. i exactly tbs
thing. Il is patting negroes on an
equality with their former nastsrs, end
making their lives and liberty exaely
- valuable - thess .tiags ass 70 Tie
white msn. Hereafter rebel must
suffer for every negro soldier killed BY
the traitors: and Tor every one Of them
cold into slavery. . tsaitor Is 10 be made
. slase. That's the way to do Il. Let
the seearssd rsbels know lhas thev ere
no better than their slaves, and shss they
must pay Cor al their basbarity to our
colored troops. and they vill sooe cease
TO murder or sDslsve them. 80 "A,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08

from the Nsw YORK Tribune, 18th.
Andrews was arrested by detective,
Me- Cord, Farley. Radford and Duseu.
bury. They found him in bed with q
colored woman.a AT No. 10 Eleventh street
He was somewh disconcer,ed at first
BY the time he dressed himself how
ever, he became calm, and said had he
known the object Of the visit. there wo'd
have been some difficulty in arrestinp
him. He wished to be taken At once
before magistrate. so that he nigh,
be admitted to bail; declared that The
arrest without warrant was arbitrary
and unconstitutional He admitted ths,
he made speech on Monday. but de-
ci"red he had not spoken ia public since
that time. asss,' laoG IL ~ -.
He told our reporter that he made The
same speech toithe mob that he made
at the Peace Meeting. SO called. a the
Cooper Institute. Several persons are
ready to swear that they have heard
him make incendiary spec ches 70 The
mob since Monday. & His name is John
y. Andrews; he was born in Virginia
mas been in this city since 1882, He
is about 35 years Of age has brown
ha'r, blue eyes, and afuil sandy colored
beard: He speaks with the ,virpinia
or negro accent. He has severe cut
on the temple. which he alleges he re.
ceived by slipping on entering the cell.
andrews was Prssident Of Club in
the Eighth Ward n 1850. which con
tanned most OF the notorious thieves
Pimps and gamblers ia that ward For
q long time he has lived with ! colored
woman. Josephine Wilson.y Officer s
J. smith states THAI he saw him walk.
ing in Broadway with her. arm i'm. arm
last wesk. She has kept 4 house 81
prostitution in this Guy for twelve years:
she eannc from Boston. About s;oht
months ago her house. then li3 Green
street, was broken 6p.a complaint hav.
ing been made agaihsl II. Andrews
went 70 the station house in The morn.
ing and requessed permission Of Ser.
gesnt Wilson to take tho black woman
q a 2 carriage up TO Jefferson Market.
The Sergeant refused. a'is iog hAa olal
Andrews himself walked with her ID
ne bar Of the Court. and demanded 20
v allowed 10 plead her case. The jus.
zee. not satisfied thst he bad any au.
hority 10 appear. refused to hear him
! bond was given by,he black woman
0 appear 1t the Special Sessions. and
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08
TPRExuUM on GoLD-The sub

scrloer. who cannot change his prices with the
iuc,us'icns of gold. without incurrine enormous
expense in advertising the changes, u comp. he'd
70 sell his Pens a; Old Prices. Thinking hi. Gus
tuners enutlcd 70 the benefit Of the Premium ON
Gold, rather than the wall-s'reet debasers Of the
fs.st currency this country eyer had, he now Of.
iers 10 al remiiling the amount OF their orders
in Gold the full Premium in this city on the day
when received, In this way be hopes tOdo the
country and his customers some good vi,bonI
inJnring himseif, tor the MOTION PrN cauno, be
inside without GorD. ~ :.
whe" Paper money is sen. United States is
preferred over al other
A. MORTON. IS Maiden Lane, N. Y.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08

The total receipt Of the Internal Rev.
enue for the month Of July. amounts tc
i've millions tvo hundred and nine II
eight thousand nine hundred and sixty
seven dollars and eighteen cents. This
inclodes nothing from tax on incomes,
and Is considerably larger than the re-
ceipts for any previous month since the
opening Of the Office. ss ae no
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08
LIVESTOCK.

D,.y.rs "nd Farmers will find hi, he mosf
advantageous route Ior -. ..s S'ack. Csys<igU
Yards. veil wa,e.cd and supplied With every
convenience, have besa opened on this line and
its connections. and every attention is paid to
thrir wants, with choice Of market - PhilAdel-
phia, New York o. 6sltimors - and vie Alien
town the shortest, quickest and most direct route
to New York. ts
ENOCH LEWIS; GeaI Sspr. Ahoona, Pa.
l. l. HOUYT, Gen1 Ticket Agent. Philsds.
H II. HOUSTON, Gen'i Fseieis Aat- PhiIa
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08

"A, ,dispa.eh from Gen, Grant reports d
that ~ his operations he has paroled
81 900 mea and sentabout 8. 900 North.
making 5000 prisoners, captured by
him since the Ist Of April. in addition
5000 head Of cattle. and 8cO, 900 rounds
OF emmsniaion captured near Natchez.
lie has taken over ten thousand mules.
OF which be bss sent two thousand to
Banks. .saRiiif ind .E-rTf
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08
sHERlFF.s SALE.

siAaE I ur ccnMSAS' c SO H- laai Sa'f
Engsns b. Allen ssd Alex. Street. Assignee5
u Russell, Majors 1 Waddle, Plisniifis,
John b. Ssriugfellow, Dsfaa1anl aeCe
BY virtue of. IN order Of sale % me disseisd
Aad delivered, issued 0at Of The First Diftrict
Court OF the Sss,e ot Kansaa sisting in sn1 &'r
Jefierson County, in aid State, VIII On
Wednesday, SepsenberSsA a. - 1eoG
between the hours of u oNeleek A: N. aa5 two
O'Clock, 2. IA. of sid day, q ths Court House
Door in the village Of QsksloosA, ia, the CesDy
asd State Aforesaid, otief st pshlic ale, . The
hiahese lAiddeS ies essh IN ,ha9d. al shsskk u.
,Ie asd interest OF the above named dslondaate
In and 10 The foeo~ins described property. to.Wit
The north- eass quarter ef sectias ,Ses II u
townshib nine 81 of range nihessen Q9), ID Jsf-
fs..oa Cesnsy. StaAs q Kaass. oiEi sGgaof0
sad pseperty appraised q $50. 1.a.i
-Satd psopesty lowed on and 20 - Sold . d.
property q the shore paned dsSondAsts.a
N. W. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
rShsGGs 0f6css Osizlsusa. ny . lsSl.w is
w. p. GAnSaE, Ats,y for n6 1885 a
Sims ..-a - - tlsLtlsfa FsiF~ ~ =
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08

Gen. Blunt's letter published in the
Conservative 10 the very best piece o.
information for The rebels under Cooper
that could possibly be given them. The
editor ought BY all mean, to have stsick-
en- ont The last paragraph. unless he
wished bis paper to give aid and com.
fort to the foe. which We do not believe
for a moment was the case.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08
EDRUHKEHHEss CUR n.~

1NHE Inebriate may now bid defiance to the
4 TEMTINe cur. DR. ZANES ANTlDOTE
FOX STRONG DRINK is certain cuRE res
drink. and can b administered vithous rhe
knowledge Of the patient. Price. 81 box. Sent
by mail TO any address, BY 8 C. UPHAM, as
Chesinst Suses. Phil"delPAis, Pa. Circulas
srnt free. ON
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08

m indistoent was found against her.
She did eot, however. appear when the
case wass called. and bench warrant
vas isslsd. in aerving which the off,
GERS found her in Andrews company
at an up town hotel. She was fined
$50. which broke up the house No. 113
Green street. Since that time the
whereabouts Of the household Was un-
known to the police until they had oc-
casion TO arrest Andrews. Mr.. Gland
Ter. of Norfolk, NOW. consul. says that
Mr.. Aacrews has . wife and family in
Virginia. who have been compelled to
leave him.
Marshal Murry. through Thomas
Sampson. one Of his deputies. conduct
ed the F. f. v. to Fort Lafayette.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08

nOCTOR RANDS SPECIFIC cures .Sp,rm-
- dtosrAsa, &miadl Wskn<ss, hnpctencv,
lnss ef Povsr. de-. speedily ssd e6sefssNs.-
Its effects are truly magical. A trial Of The Srs
oiFlc viii convince the most skeptical Of its ner-
its- Price. 81 . box. Sent postpaid to any Id
dress by 8. c. UPHAM. 4O3 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent fres.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08

MOtICE p hereby glvea thai on The Fisst
~ DAY Of Aag,. a. b. 1888 Letters Of Admin
lsuAs1e9 "a sha Estats of Jetn Faubisa. g.
ceased, late OF Jefferson County. Kspeoo. were
Issued 70 Nel.ou Chapusbn, by sES Probate
Colfs Of said County and State. All pssspae
having claims agaiase said estate. srs required
% exhl6as thearfor allowance wilI1o 0Ns yesr
ate. The date al ssid letsss, o. tbsy may b
psecicded from any 6enkat a said sseass; and
such claimsbs not exhibitsd wiahia ahsvs ysets
n lsusd. ga r.r'u NRiSON CHAPLAIN. :
ISL 3we3,0o. Adminis,ra,c6.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08

Gen. Blunt ssys negroes make ''bet'
ter soldiers in every respect. than any
troops have ever had under my com.
maud"-.hat is to say colored mer
make better soldiers than white men.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08

Sunday Schvol and Bible Class ut 2lP.M.
Preaching or General Prayer Meeting att I'm.
and on Thursday evenings Of each week.
Citizens and strangers are respectfully invited
10 attend. ., -
Glass Meeting after the morning preac hing
and on Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday ey.
enings Of each week 't'Hss 7'-'s-
Sol Ha ID. Dickinson, Pastor.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08

Oar Or forces % are progressing newhst
with Oa.ters near Charleston !: bqs tAs
result is yet involved in doubt. bsaIde
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-08-08

The rebel authorities are putting foItl
their best endeayors to recruit theil
army in the 6eld. Less is said opealy
and boastingly BY them. but from all ".
hear there il evidently an exhaustive
effort on the part Of the leaders to re-
trisve their sinking fortunes. But while
this 10 the csse,w hear il said on wba,
appears to Be good authority. that thou.
sands are deserdsg from Bragg's army
and other points, and declare they viii
never return 10 the rebel fold-or den.
for thsy are devoured - wolves devou,
sheep. II is doubtful. therefore. wheth-
er they win succeed in placing ,Leir
armies on an offensive basis hereafter
At oil. ,id 5oi sass ns.li sH
In most places the draft has proceed
ed quietly and men Of al profession.
and conditions in society. have been
taken. In some instances business
houses have had every available man
Ar.vn ifiiia i1na ~ 'Gs's ~ '-raa
"''''''. slt .aar-. o. ~ aaY
A small affair occurred at Beverly
Ford on the Rap'dsn on the ei inst.
between our cavalry and the enemy.
Onr loss in killed and wounded was
some GO or 70. The object Of the re-
conooisaace vas accomplished.
The rebels say that they have been
lied to 90 much By their officers ana the
government. they will hereafter believe
nothing Of the 'fsmoss victories boast.
ed Of BY their leaders-some Of them
say 50. 's74 2
Morgan. al his colonel. and other
oficers.in al to the number Of b9 have
been sent to the Columbus Peniten.iary
10 await the action of the rebels in ref.
erence TO their threats to execute Ger.
tain Of our officers in retaliation for the
spies slot BY Burnside. asy es,sa
The new and fine steamer Ruth, on
her way from ST. Louis to Helena, was
burned below Island No. 4. Abou,
x00 persons we're on board, some sol
OF whom are reported as lost. Eight
paymastsrs with sa. SOC, 900 in green,
backs; al l.s money lost. There we're
50 head Of cauIs. lee mules, 100 tons
commissssy and suffers stores, and 100
tons Of private freight. all lost. sup-
posed 70 have been set on fire BY an
emissary Of the rebels. The vessel
vas worth 500. 900: insured for $780,
OO0.o .azsilao - 10. - lmg a.
Gen Geo. Buckley the gre., head
Of the Knigh. Of the Golden Circle, Was VI
recently csPtured.at New Albany Ind.
IL . letter. found on his person, among
cshe' eossting,he says: I have brourh,
cP practical secession and iuaugurated
tths greatest var Of modern times.
Wsksevlthisr Bicklsy years ago, and
more esosisticAi nisny could hardly be
lound:: q When secession aud the w.r y.a
.sEs s!l being ss'lnsugyfsated. "lAs was. ped
5lsae aeyek st bis e~alcsmposabp; or
Tying % ssib manuscripts Of histwad.
No. Hsifd'sn arraat' egotisc 1 mean
'nitor. and 10 now in prison where he
'sghs % have been long ago. He is
eoegsdsa fon The Eor.h: and q, self,
'oecsitsd foql snyvhsss. aaO lus sl.gI
!. s.Kesntsety h.s gone for The Union by,
heavy oni.iorisy-at hes regent elec5
'op. o 50 far - heard from all abe Con-,
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ELIGIoulss,.

n. r. CHpecR.-T1Kax win Be- Religious Ser
vsces 10 the N E. Church ii Oskaioosa ON Sundays
as follows:
Preaching at1es oeIcch, A. NJ. by the fol
Iewirg persons: s--...s-.,,.. t,.... as,
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BIunl has been forced hack to Fort
Gibson. ve learn as We 60 to press.
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X PENNSYLVANIA .
q CENTRAL 9
= kNiI ROnd 3:

325 Miles Double Track.
IN order to keep pace with The demand, - =.
= travelling public, the manasers Of H. ~ -
lar rouse nave added many npfUveaDeneed
see yesr .ce1, sDd- With 10 ss.ssesiuur -"
oe I1und IN al respects FIasr CIAa. Rorr-
lasted. and entirely fire tfog d1iS 'a'-
-Four Daily Trains From
lPlTTSBURG TO PHILADET pt,rx
with close connections from Hesarr. C;.;-.H 80
AID corxEcrlaa pmzcr = nv sts*
Through Philadeiphia.
With elo.e connections at Hsnkh.,-
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTnr
From Pittsburg to New tYort
Ono train Fus Dolly, tlso n;l,.,
WV ALLENTOWN, WITHour CrAxa.
Arriving in Advance of all Other Rc"... ~
sKvEs DAiLY 7niIuu nor
PHILADELPHIA 10 New Yorx
-O0- r. fc7
Tickets for sale to Rostsn by Roee ~p.a
Boat Tickets Good ON any Of ihe So.sa ~.
Fare to oil points as Low = auy Rou,.
SLEEPING CARS
on xIeHr TRAINS TO
fh1odelpAsa, Nesg York and Bah;mor.
Baggage Check Through and Trans
ferred Free.
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Agricultural Implements


Bought DIRECT fro~ INposrEas and MAxupac.
ruRERs for CASH. We shall not be under.old
BY any house in the wot Remember the No.
- Delaware street, Leavenworth, oppo-
site McCrackens Grocery Store
ll3 cl43-d BRACE 1 RAEIR
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26
VerRm ont Central and Susli.
VAN Railroads.
Trains Going south end E.st

Trsins Going outh and East.
Leave montpelier ~ 40 a. M, 10 NJ and 10 50 tM
nj ALL Train leaves t.Albans at els A. M. Burling
Nton 10 Ah connect ng at White River Junction
Lttleton, and with Northern Railroad for Boston Low
ell, Worcester &c, aud connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire r. r. or Boston and with Vermont Valley r
R. for Springfield, New Haven and New York arriving
in New York at 0,l5r. ri
ACCOMMODATIONS TR.N leaves Rou.e's Point at 7.45
a. NJ. fCr Burlington, Rutland and Northfeld
NIGHT E1PREss TRAIN leaves OgdensbuIe ri Is p M
Montreal at 33O M, Rouses Point at 20 r. M arriv
ing at Boston at $40 N connecting at Bellows Fall
with Cheshire r. K. for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley X r. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York at 4.45 NJ.
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier al 3 90 A. Ii. $40 A. NJ and s. 10 r. N
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 1904 NJ via LoWall
Lawrence Fitchburg. Leaves Springfield at 4 10 A n
Bellows Falls at 1925 connecting al White nye
Junction with Northern X. II from Boston and with Pas
sumpsc R. r. tor and from st. Johnsbury and Litlcton
arriving at Burlington at 10 P. and ST. Abans at H.
! 55 p. NJ, and lodge.
for Burlington, Rouses Point and Montni.
MtGHr EXPRESS TRAIN lea yes Bellows Falls nj Q Is
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. r. leaving
New York at 800 A. NJ, and from Cheshire 4. r.
leaving Boston at 90 NJ connecting a,
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
so P: M. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave While
River Junction at ll40 M. arriving at Burlin gton
at SIS NJ, Rouses Point at 73O A. NJ, Montreal at
TO- 80 A. NJ. and Ogdensburgh at LOO r. NJ conDecti ne
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West. -1@.N IH
Sleepin cars attached to both the night expres
trains unnng between Rouse's Point and Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale
tho principal stations. A 4 U A5'
| G. MERRILL, sup't.
81. Adams. Vt, Dec. 3. 1862. wv - = ,-
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EOOwILL BE FORFEITED BY DIR. l. DIX

h00WlLL BE FORFEITED BY DIR. l. DIX
cOOit falling 10 III ess time than any other
physician. more If ctuaily snd permtnautly, with less
stra ht from occupation tear of exposure to all
Gather, with safe AMI pleasant icines.
SELF ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single La les
SECREr AN DELICATE DIoOR ERS;
herculial Affections Erupiit and III Diseases of the
Skin Ulcers OF the Nose, throat and Body Pimp rs
on the lace Swe!Imgs OF the Joints Nerv ousn 50
Constfut al aud other Weaknesses in outh and the
more adv Nanced, OF all ages OF
BOTH SIZES, SINGLE OR MARRIED
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26
A WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
- 10 THOSE WHO WIN REFLECT. -

clas Cf aadies prevail TO a fearful, extent IN com.
munty booming at ea 000G youth of both sex ca an
nually 10 early grave. Those diseases are yery i'm
perec y understood Their external manifestations orr
sympCms are Nervous Debility, Relaxation and exI
hatsoui Erasmus or wasting and consumption of
the lis Uf the whole body; shOrtness OF bre. thing
or hurried bTeaihn ng ascending hill a fight AZ
stairs great palpnat on OF the Heart Asthma from
ChitiS and sore Ihroat; shaking Of the Hands antD
Limits, avt Tslon 10 sUctty and to Lusines or s,uSv
q mne tf k>e sight; OF Memory; Dizziness OF
the nead Etu aslc Pans parts of the hodv.
AIMS IN The back or Limbs; umbago, Uyspensi, r
IndI4 4e>ti0n nIegularty the Uoweis; deranged sec
tions If tie hldhs and other glands the BODY ass
| lie, corIhG or tlcur Alou5, &c Likewise Epilensv
hysera ana Nen Gus op4sms. f'
Now, in ninet. -nIne CASES out Of every one hun.
dred, all the atcVe Lau4eu disorders, host of
| OtheIs not named, lis Consumption OF the Lungs and
that most lnsulous and Willy tom of Consumption of
the Spinal NeIve known Tabs Dorsaes aud Ia bes
mesth efca have Their seat origin diseases OF
the elvic \heea. hence the OF success on tl,t
part OF me Old school practice in treating
only. - y
DR.. Andrew Stone. physician to the Troy Lung and
Hygehlc Institution, is now eng aged in teatiug th,s
class OF II odeIn maia les with most aston ishin
shcce The treatment adopled bv the Institution In
ne" 1, based upon scientific principles, with newlt
UtCoVeteu remedies, without minerals poison The
Iacles OF cure are such that patients be Gu, ed az
hr hones III any art OF tie country, from accurats
t>scpuons oflleii cate. by letter and bave the med
ciAeS sent them by mail express Printed interrog
atories Will be tOIw warded apr lication
! ICohsun ption, CatarIh diseases of the throat
eu rs well at Tue homes OF patents at Instita
on, by senoin the CUid Mefcased lnaling Baisarnio
Vapors with lnha er ample for their use
anu direct cofret pohdelce ' -
rAitnts applying for inie -rcga tories advice
-''Sr inoaose relLrh stamps to ~tteat;en
~ Ie attending puys. clan Will ne f. unG at the In
stiutioh lor consultations from A. M to 8 IL ~, al
! e"'n o@!' ouhc2ys, ii the fer noon Address lF
pbvs;ci, .. A., DIR. ANDREW STONE
yni 49,; W Tue lroy Lung and Hygenic In titute apa
Tny'lesn for Diseases of the Heart Tbro. snS aa
Aunss " Fif n street Troy, New York "A
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between W. F
4 BRAAAN and GEO. W. TTLDEN, under O. firm Of
BHAhAE & TILDxH, is this day dissolved by mutual
sent aud all notes and accounts due said BRAMAN
pHN, must be paid by the frst of April next, they
will be left with an attorney for collection. 49,.
"a ...I tuut -s.a# .Elua|l VIZ BRAMAN -
49, .ai,-.. -, F.. l.u-. GEO. w TILoEN
Montpelier, W., Feb. 2s, 1863. Fdlw,wIn
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THIS work is of high moral tone written in cbss.
l yetthrlling Language, and appeals directly to ths
moral cHnSciousne's Of ALL, PARENTS and GUAM
iANs especially. detailing scientific and reliable Adj,
and treatment for ~"f
1t viii be eent by Nail on receipt of TWO (3, cens
STAMPS. W ~
QT~ PARRNTs AND GUARDIANS fail not to send ang
obtain ri, book. ~
" DUNG MEN! Fail not to send and get this boot
EJ- LALlks! You tto, should at once secure cow
OF ms book, Nv
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NUMBER 64S;
The Early Physical Degeneracy
OF W
a. nj + r ICAN PEOPLE f.

"S1S7 4 H0A "1h " ny 0ION
PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND HYG1RNIc INsrr.
TuTE. TREATISE IN THE CAUSEsoF EARLY
PHYSICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PRo- ~
PIE; THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS
LKBILITY. CONSUMPTION
AND NARAsMUs.
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uyeness
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females, and all
persons of sedentary habits they valuable Lax
atVe improving the appetite giving tone and vigor to
tne digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength of the whole Rystem.
The CEPHALlC PILLS the result oflong investi-
CATION and carefully conducted experiments, having
ooen In use many years during which time they have
prevented and relieved ayast amount of pain and sui
efing from Headache whether originating in the
"us system or from deranged at ate of the stomach
Ihey are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may De taken at all times with perfect safety without
change of diet and the absence Of any deagreeabe
'aas renders it easy to administer to children. '
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
c ns genuine have five signatures ofHenry c. spaldng
sod 6y Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines
"ox Will be sent by mail prepared on receipt of the
.a Price IS Cents. l..II|s'.
~A oFdsss should DO addressed to .t .. t......
HENRY c. SPALDING.
aaSu6 q Cedar Street. New York