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FiSH'S
LAMP HEATING APPARATrs


By The h.me OF n c.mmoo
~ ~. cost o. cenis worth 81 o,I NIL.
coniorisbie breakfast can be cooked !,
" Y. Tribune.
simple IN consrnctiso. eas;i.
KEPT ~ order, ready Tor u.e H. : momsn,
convenient 10 hsve On hs.d
druggists Circular
Fl.h's Lamp H. one of m
most populsr novelties Of the DIV. II
'"s uul'y Of 4 il unques,ionsbIe. 4 rrs,,
ssv'ng . made 10 heating snd cooking small
articles, aud can be m-de 10 cook meas y,
: Rre"' many persons, which j. ac,usIh
zone on me smbulsnce cars which carr,
ne sick soltirrs -Srientif;,. Am ,;..a
For family use. hospital Ten,
'arrsck. p'cnics. fishing, nur-erv. or .,ct
oum' y u an article Of comfors beyopd slIi
ropori'nD 70 lie cost. Hail. Io.,
~ ~ Health.
! have tried the apparatus s,dI
~ wife and proclaim The same \ mox,l
hluabIe and indispensable article. and -.
ow wonder how We could haze :, ,o.c
'"e "'houf u. Sd. CvaI On
ircnIar ~"
An economical confrivsnce for
'uing up hest NJ short notice for npy.e,v
% general household purposes.
e important point IL The sssinc n cos,
er coal FIRE. N Y. Eveninr D.,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-06-11

mot ALCOHOLIC
! !. A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
I" VEGETABLE EXTRACT
; PURE TONIC
. DOCTOR HOOFLAyDs
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED BY
DR. G. N. JACKSON. Philad.a p.
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA.
- JACNDSCE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility Diseas.s
OF The Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from a disorl.red
Liver or Stomach.
such
as Consti-
patton, Inward
rues, FuIness ~
blood 10 The Head
Aeidify o. fhs Sfomarb
Nauses. Heartburn. Disgns,
Tor Food. FuIncss o. weigh, h 7 !.
ne stomach. Sour Erue,.,ioos y
sinking or Fu't-rng a. The P..f n
ne S'amscb. Ssinming Of thu He'd
na''' . a"d D'fienr Br-a'hinr. F.u,. y
'f"ng II 'he Heart. Chvk,ng or s.,yac. -
~ Sensations when IN = wing o,,s,., ~
D'nnr-s o. Vision. ID ~ or Webs h.,a. :,
~ o2hf. Fever snd Dull Pain n ~ n
n-ao' ID he'sncy Of Persprnti.,. re
i.l'o1nr-s . ne skin and Eve. ~
Ps'n ~ me Side. Back. Che., 70
Limbs. NC. Sudden FIs-b.s n
q Hat, burning IL ~. n
FieSh. Cpns,an, Ir. Sh
sg'n,ng- VI Evil, Spi
end gresr D..
pf--sinn Of 800
Spitif- Sal
Y VIZ pn-'''v~iy prrv-n, YstLow Frys.
-Li"us FfvKR. &c A'AH Sta
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survey Notice

e hereby given tina, The unde,
signed will proceed. with the Survevo,
y y. dubois county. on the 2sd dsv of M
Ionf, 20 sun me lines and determine *
, d Section No. = Town . sou,h
ine intermediate lines will also b. r.,l
&c ne corners thereof esrsbIished. D..
'ors Interested will please be prssen,
]. SCHNAUS.
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!. THEY CONTAIN
NJ hlChkCL ca HAD WHlsgsyI
i my ~di cure the above di-rssss \. .,a.,.
"'n- css-s ut ~ hundred. =
\ HIGHLANDS GERMAN BlTTFBs,
n's ""t new snd usiri-d srlrI.. ".
1900 ne 'rs' 81 fifteen yess. nal n,
~ American Pubhc, ard heir rep,..,;a,
a'r not riss'ied by sny s,md-,
ne pr"prie'ors have thousands ~ ..,,.,.
rom The most m.nent
CLEEG- nks.
Lawyers.
PHY.IcrAss.
sud
> rrrizFKs.
''-i'is'ng - heir ovp per-.n.Ikn
'N m h'n-ici-i effects and m-Ii,,I ,,,,...
N ih-s" Rirser-. '''''rr
" ~ ".sr nErHssc =. STRsscrH-
- M VAR q 20 ,Fpsr.rs,
~ f'r "ASr ~ BriLp Nv VIM, r.
sTtrr-ieSt 49,
!" WAIT reGEr I'm. Nstveusxt.s,
- i"H VAST ExsKyYi
n ."u NsST r.. SLAP Will
4" VAST BKIsK Vic .a.uS
you - usv Ito FLlsDs Gsas.s
PARTICULAR NOTICE
'-'- re may pr-par sIon- sold under
z, hr'ers pn.nr IN a. n bvrti~-. =
"P""hrrf ~ 'h- rh@np~-i uhi~x.v ",
'"""" run. -'iny from % 10 40 cent. !.
',""' ne 'sr'e disguised by An,se y, Y
prisndrr Seed -
~ those Who desire and ~iii h,v,.Tsh n,
I" D''ers' ~e publish ~ following y. !.
N 90 o~K Bg-TLr HoorLaxn's GsR. -
= BITTER and mix ~tl. THsrE Quar- X,
us.D BRANDY Or WHrsKEY. s.a N. -. II
:. W. oe preparation that will fsr excel
mS"irs' virtues ard true excellence 49,, :,
'n- humorous Liquor Bittess \. IN, nv, ~
: snd WI cost much '-ss. You viii nave Nc
W. virtues q ilocfLAsD's Blrr~ss in H.
'"'c''on with good article of Liouor IN
""eh lees price ihan these ,n,,,i., ~
parsfions will cost YOU.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
Mr.. Atkins Lectures.

Our citizens have had an intellect ual
,rsa, in the lectures Of REV. Ma. ATKINS,
running through four evenings since our
last issue. They were designed to ex
emplfy tie providence of God in over
ruling and directing Tie nations and ev
sn,. of the world. as recorded in history,
so as to advance the great cause of truth
and The ultimate triumph of Christianity
10 the world.
Much research and thought have
been given TO the subjrci by the lectur-
err, and he has clothed III. ideas in ap
proprisie language. SO that an audience
can hardly fail to be highly entertain
ed.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
TnE KAssAs JOURNAL OF EDUcA1IoS.

TIE KAssAs JOURNAL OF EDUCAIIoS.
The FIRST number OF this work came
10 hand some time since. and would
lave been noticed but for an oversight
1t isa good number. several Of the ar'i-
fses are Of sterling worth, and will well
repay the price Of the number. The
pork is seatIy printed. rs is everything
OF the kind we have seen from the
Bulletin Office. We wish this work
success, but 10 make il succeed. the
trends Of education must take hold o.
IT, Il cannot be printed and edited FOL
nothing. Similar publications have
ls'Ied in older States. and TO sustain one
10 kansas there must be eforfs pu
'or;h IN its behalf. Address, Kansas
journal Of Education, Lsavenworih.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
High Price Of Land

We lam hat NJ. Drhey has sod
bis farm. some seven o. eishi n,i es east
OF til, psc. on this lie OF III. line of
Lear,nwor h county, for S2a per acre
THIS is The best sale We have heard of,
and We may put Jefferson cosn y az ainst
The Stale. T.e nj is no; m1re than
an aye"rge, We ar .o'd.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
Mad Dogs.

Rabid caain-s are pfc,aea'. From
,.iiocs places w i,ase heard OF them
Sever | persons have been bitten by
them. Great care Should be taken 10
avoid casualties OF His k.nI. B.leI
all the dogs in the land should be killed.
Than that oae good ciliz n should be-
G. me he vic In OF that terrible disease.
hydro phobia. Keep An eye Oh the dogs
and lei ali be Destroyed hat slloa IN,
synip ems OF % ,dnes-.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
No. l5--Cabinet Organ,
ann a. No. 10, in Walnut or Oak.

Among the many di-tingaishe rau ic ans who
nn,ual,iledIy endorse the Ca iSEF ORG IN
ma, be tonnd the MINES OF tiotischalk. Thsibtrg.
YIN. Mason. > b. Mills, Wolicnhaupr, Satier,
!. abel. staKosch, Gfobe aud Sandetson, Pianisis;
and Morgan, Zandel, Wilcox. MosenIhai. Mag
r,,b. s,mflh, Flint Wels, FISHERMAN, aud Caller,
Drgnnists.
What the inrger pipe organs are 10 larger
churches and hills the CABINET ORGANS nre to
ori,nIe reside ce~ and smaller churches and halls
The, occupy little room, are elegant as pieces oi
furniiure, and are not Liable to get out OF order
jus, published,- SCHOOL FoR TIE CABINET
oraAN By Geo. r. Root. Price So RECEEa.
rIoys ses Tho CAs..ss..-: ossS.:. Six numbers,
al rs D ges each. P,ics 30 cents per plumber or
81 so per set
wareroom. in Boston, No. 274 Washington
street. Address the undersigned. Wareroom,
IN New York, Nos. 5 4 7 Mercer street. Address
MASON BROTHGRS.
Instruments may be ordered by letter with Ell
ire confidence Of receiving them as perfect Al
,bcuqh sslee ted nj our Wsrcrooms. dr. OF
q n sion or New York Bank, mude y - q
our order, should. in such cases. acc -.Pany tn
.etler. Descriptive Catalogues sent tree 10y mail
MASON Il HAMLlN. Makers.
Eosros. MASS.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
Mansion House.

Mr.. Landes is still holding forth AT
Ate Mansion. aud expects TO remain
there at Ioas. until April 1865, notw'ih
standing report to the contrary which
has no foundation in fact. Lsndes Is
one Of the FIRST hotel keepers in the
Stale. and the Mansion would be los
lviihou, him.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
THE GREAr AMERICAN TEA
COUPANY,

No. 81 Vesey Street, New Yo.k
Has created new era in the history Of
wholesaling Teas in this country They
have introduced their selection of Tea.
and sold them at not over THO CENTS
per pound above cost. never Gevia ing
from The one price asked; believing Iii,
viii be attractive TO the many WHO have
heretofore been paying enormous pro-
ITS. Parties can order Teas and vii
be served bv Us as we'll AS tn ugh they
came themselves, being sure to get orr
sinai packages. true weights aud tarcs
and The Teas are warranted as repre-
sened. Our PRICE LIST is now ready.
Office of J. J. bonnet IL Co,
Advertising Agency, 81 Liberty Street
New York, November l7th, 1868
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE l. hereby v-n th,i on the 20ih day
~ It January, 1854, Letters OF Admins irsiio.
OH tic Estate of William q Cop. iHger
deceased. late of j' iferson County. Kansas.
were issued TO W. H. oppinger. by the Probate
cut of said County anu ~ t All persoas
lavinC c!air's gains, said estate, are required
otxhibit them Tor allowance within one year
alter the date of said letters, or they may be
pFec,ndf from any benefit ~. said estate; and
81 such claim be- n II ex ibitei within three years
from the date OF said letters IN, VIII be fprev-
er barr. l. w. IL. CoPPiAGER,
rs sSs2p'd Aaniaissraior.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
x.,.A a. Standardization.

= yoTIcE. 10 bereh, given. that on The i2tn ga,
~ 81 January, 1864. Letters 4 Admini-irs,,on
..,n - the estate Of John D. GARNER. drcea.e,,
upon r,o,ed to the undersigned by the ia ~" .,
VII ps,,,. Court al Jefferson County state 81
Ks s All persons having claim against t All.
s.,nle are required TO eshihi. 'hem 70 s',e from
.nistrator Tor nlowa ce w,ih'n one ~ a,erlud
M sro any benefit of sail es'a,s' and II sus
e. iap be not exhibited within tree years ,'S,"
cia'in' ~ 81 .ad Letters they viii De forever &c
barred. WN. NJ. KINCAlD.
.,,o ADMINISTRATORS
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
RID. II. BArLy has retired fon

II ID II. BAILy has retired fion
tie L.avenworih Times Which is Low
under The editorial control OF {. Waugh
an. E-q-. whose large experience and
ability, eninsn:iy qualify hin for tie
position.
Mr. Daily has welded ready pm,
been a faithful friend of his county
ani nebly conl-nslrd FOR The light. We
Wish him success in a., L,w 6sij Oh
enterprise he may seek.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
MASON Il HAMLIN. Makers.
Hosroy NJ Asa
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

DISEASES { the NEavous. SENisAL IRiN
Inv a,d SEXUAL SysrENs-new and relia
~, treatment = IN Reports OF the HOW AK.
ASSOCIATIONS Sen by mail IN senled ensei'
All res. DR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N: Ac'
ling surgeon, Howard Association. Ne, Souti
Ninth Street, fAi'adeiphis, "a. ls7 iy
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
THE LEANENWORTH
EVENING BULLETIN.

THE IEAVEywoRTH EVENING BULLETIN
| has now becn established one year. ard Is well
Know throu-ao I Kausas. Its success thus far has
been rr.slsr thau auy journal established u
The Hesl. TIL prapnciors are experienced news
;,sr men, and thoroughly know the tastes and i.ie
w.,lt. Of ihe people OF tnis state
There axe lhres eiifi.ns OF the paper, viz
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30

H If you want any thing in the
BOOK or paper line go to Messrs. YIN.
A. Rose & Co., No. As Delaware street.
Leavenworih. where you can find books.
stall n~ry and notions cheap AS they
ran be had III the SAFE.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
r. An old Kaw Lalf-breed soldie

r. An old Kaw balf-breed soldier,
who is said to have been % years OF
age, died al the residence Of Mr.. +.
Bunday, 10 Sarcoxie township few
nights since. When he left the service
of the Z S he hai one liunlred dollars;
and j, is said ihs' sama parties in Law
renee kept him until his money was
all gone. then turned him adrift to III.
un This sile of the river. We d. not
know how much reliance Can be laced
in dis report. There cushi 10 be no
truth in ii. IL was properly cared for
By Mr. BaHdy. Who had him dec,ntly
deposited in his las. rest n place.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
No. l0-Cabinel Organ.

TIN instrument is int nded more par icGlary
Tor CHURCH I,quir menls, and l. very valuable
spr organ pra llee. L conians Twelve stops,
drawing TX euuil ie;e sets OF reeds. with the ne
cessary cOupieIs; Two manuals, and an iHdepen-
sen, pedlIe OF twenty-five key, and Is blown
hy a sec nd person.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
MASON e. HAMLlN'S
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABISEr ORGAN designed both for the
Oh iici ana home t,r he sa red sHd secular
ivr organ prrc &c aud the recreation Of Klein
pore playing bining ali lis hest quail les ai
the meiOie1n. and none o it, ,bleciiona able ones.
with many en- rely new Improvements asd il
ieatians, gr0m.nen, aiGuug which Is the
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
No. l2-Cabnot Organ

d tiers from No II in case oaiy. FIR organsts
who are lnexs.ii, n ed IN the use ut pedals, this
Is cur bet cLuch Instrument. BSing less m,
plicaied than the No 10, and better ADAPTED IL
iranspor,aiion, we can confidently recommend
II as very desirable for churches, public hsli'
and ledge rcOus-. Also,- 'lcsiiebi- Parlor ~
stramcut
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
AUTOMATIC SWELL,
Patented October 81, 1852.

The Capabilities Of the above s;-umen,-as
orgar wi'hia tie reach of all VINO desire it,
have opened for IL an entirely NJ f. d. hilh ITO
unoccupied b, any musi-ai Instrument and have
eli 'i,cd tee Unqualified endorsement Of over One
hrSpRtp AND fISrY OF tho isacing OFganisls
and Musicians of the cy,irfry
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
&llorlicul'u'i,ts OF experience say
the peaches are no: all Killed. We hope
there will be few. at any rae.

T The rebels are apparently in
great wan, of a!mos, every thing. and
{ e impression prevails III the South
that the rebellion is nearly at an end.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30

fE A, Messrs. Daniels, MiIliny ton d
Go 50 peiasae street. is the place 10
buy goois. rney have a good supply
and full variety OF goo is. See their
advertisement and give them q call.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30

r. Having been sbsen. this week
We hsve been unable to make as full a
e'gest Of news rs usual. However. there
soti.ing Of special interest tina, has
snaspi,ed.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
No. 2i-Cabinet Organ

Sane nus'c rs in Nos. % and % in plain sub
stab,i i B.ack Walnut OF OAK case. 4 ms siy.e
Is exuemiy popular pstiiais he n'osi 80 4 all.
thai We maAs-lts moderate y Ice placing IT
within reach oil, and serve well iof either lhs
paI.0I, sestTy, school, OK lodge room.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
-SPERMArORRUEA CAN
sRE CEREDn

DorToR RAND.S SPECIFIC cuses Spsrn-
an led. SsssiasI Hssksssa fns@eansy'
-, Of Pc.1er. .ee. s,ssiiiy ssd .ssss1 Ely
IL, .fiecs use ,s..y magical usasa n. SfL
c,t,s' u,Y convince ts mart Sxeps'csiss "s ~
ia Price 50 & box Sent psi pad % Any ~
dress by 5. G.. urHAN. AIS Cbr<'nu; s'ses''
Pni,ade.pzia, IA. Circulars ssns ifc
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
No. Il-Cabinct Organ.

With eigh' stops, four complete sets OF reeds
and two nanE,i--is blown b, .he performer
aud contains Z autnfnsic swell. Intended toi
the paiior ani drawing room.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
No. abinet Organ

coaiaias 8 x stcrs -th-ee cnmileie sets oi reeds
HHd one maisuri--a vfrS excellent inslrumeni
fJr c,airhe- at modsia;e mean % 81 i'ubines
much Of ,hc power and capabiisy 0. The largei
instruments a; a n11ch less cot.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
BOARD 81 PER DAY.
Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, lSs.
Comfy OF JxFyRRsoS.s
Mary v. 5. Lane, Plant q.

Comfy OF JxFFRRsoN.
Mary " 5. Lane, Plant y.
vs. -.
HueI. Cameron. Thomas Armor asd j. h''-
bic, petendan
nv v;r,us OF an order OF sale 70 me 9;!es.s.
and de,,ssred. issued cut Of the fHss Dss ~ e
Court Of the State Of A.n.ss. e'' u;h =, IN
1sI,s,,Sn H1Dn Tsesrsary q. a. ?. lsss,
between the hours e u os sss c a sns so.ss
G n ,is v;ii.se Of Oskal,os,. in the Coansy
and State Aforesaid. CHER .. B's s ..' ..s, %.
hichsa bidler, tor cash in hand, y, - d.sseSsrsu
tie a as q, ,", ,hs oswus d. serbd pyops.sy = :s
Too south .wes, quarter # ssc'soa inlsvrSs~
40, in ,ownship pine 90 Of range 'veny
p, n n.ssw.rs Trus, Lands. IN SID esssV .
La. ,-en and STATE Of KsSsaA
Said owe described property hss ~
.,,r.;ssd a, Twelve hundred teEWe t1st
Ss;s nrrperr levied on and 70 = 80
nae,,s Of ths sbsve nsnsd est.nSnUa
o.sity "a N W. taylor. Sassia
she,iff's OfHos. Oskaiooa, De- = KS
" il.op shannon. Aitysor hH
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
No l3--Clbinct Organ.

Five ,c,ayes, with one set Of reeds, automatic
sweli and d,4ble bellows. In elsgiht Rosewood
case highly poiish,d.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
No. ..0-Cabinel Organ

Fanr pctsves, two se's Of reels, \ ltoaiaiit
swell, dou lie b, lioss aud knee sto. In riresn
Rosewood case highly rcIishsd-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
Na.i1-Cab;net Organ,

Same as No Is ia Walnat or OAK case An
available instrument ipr i.osnc use, though not
81 crmp-, hensive an Instrument with TWO =
more sets OF reeds.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
No. I9-Cahlnet Organ

Same rs Y, 20, il a neat ard substantial case
cs solid Black wshet or Oal, A c piiai itsfu-
Ieni for Saniay Schnol- II limited means, ana
next hes, 10 the N. 2 tor private us,.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
To Sare Money, Time Temper d. Trouble
USE HUTCHINSON d Co.'S .FAyoRrrE'
NON CHIMNEY BURNER.

Tim the Wick even. Ii will need
thinning twice or three times week
Keep the Holes in the little Cone open,
SO as 10 let the air in freely 10 the
flames. This is bes: done by brush
across the top. Clean tie Burner out
viii Hot Suls, once year, AID it viii
be as good as new. You can haze
nothing good, wi;hoa, some troabe.
Write Tor Burners, 10
lIurcHINscN d. Co.
Cayusa. n, Y.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
No. a3--Cabino, Organ,

With two SET of reed OF FIVE ueIases compass
con AIMING ili, Automatic Swell, Knee stops aud
donb ~, lous-in solid Back Walnut Case
uauclicd AID p.pamertrl with sich clE,ings-an
elegant Instrument Tor The drawing room aud
paroF
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
No. ::o--Cabinet Organ

ia II r. from No IS IN case only TINS instIn-
meni l. enc sro IN egaai rosca ood highly poi.
ished-desisnei a'sD sof the paTi"T.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
No. l6-Cabinet Organ,

-Four ociaves. with one Sc, Of reeds. automatic
Nv. II and double bellows Ia eiegant Rosrwol d
case
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
THE ETENING BULLETIN
ONE DOLLAR \ YEAR.

Tug BrtrrrsS Is rsrs-papeT IN The best sense 81
the word It's columns will contain news upon sii
subjects and from all quarters. IL viii epdea'of
cot IN deceive is readers by the distortion 81 reor>
or uisreprese n1ion facts but VIII iarnish upon
III -ubIe.t. The fullest and most reliable Information
,hat cat, 9 had acrom i,a ne1 r., stc comments a.
truth aud u Il prejudice shall seem 10 warrant.
E...sfai attention viii be given 10 the local anA
commercial new. of Lcarenwor;h City, and Inc
STATE generally. A. commercial journal iEE buL-
rms will be rornd uneSeeiiei for accuracy aiaa
reliability. This department Of The paper Is under
ne charge OF j competent editor
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30

The weather is warm aud pleasant.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-30

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The Shasta courier., 1864-04-23

Iron AND STEEL.-Steel- is iron passed
through q process called concentration. the Oh
ject of which is to impregnate it with carbon.
Carbon exists more abundantlv in charcoal
than any other fusible substance and the
smoke that goes up from charcoal forge is
carton in fluid state Now. if YOU can
manage to confine that smoke. and put piece
of iron into it for several davs and heat the
iron at the same time, it will become steel.
Heating the iron opens its pores, 50 that the
smoke or carbon can enter into it. The fur
mace for this purpose is a conicsil building of
brick, in the middle of which are two trouchs
of brick or stone, which hold about four tons
of3iron. AT the bottom is large CRATE for
the fire. A layer of charcoal is put at the
bottom of the troughs, then alaver of bar iron
and so on alternately, until the troue hs are
full. They are then covered over with cav.
to keep out the air, which, ifadmitted. would
prevent the cementation. Fire is then com.
munieated TO the wood and coal with which
the furnace is filled, and continued until the
conversion of iron into steel is completed.
which generally happens in about eight or ten
days. This is known by the blisters on the
pars, which the workmen occasionally draw
out IN order to determine. When the conver-
s91 s'9n Is completed the fire is then let 20 out.
anu the bars remain in the furnace about
eight days more to COOL The bars of steel
are then taken out. aud either sold as blister
gu s'eei or drawn TO convenient size. when
is called tilted steel. German steel is made
ou' VI TINS oilstered steel. by akinr the
80 l"'o snort pieces and welding them to
for use. proper SIZE