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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-27
yyAc4rycroN. January %,

WAsHIY GToS, January %.
HOUSE The Speaker announced the fulH
lowing gentleman as the newly authorized
Committee on Uniform system OF weights
and measures Kasson, Schenck, Winfield,
Williams. and Grider.
1t was resolved that when the House ad
jCurn, it be till Monday noon.
The House then proceeded next on th:
bill to increase the Federal reveueue as re
ported from the Committee OF tho Whole OF
The State Of the Union with amendments -
The House concufred in amendments, &c
that spirits will pay sixty cents gallon, ant
adulteratiOps sold a. whiskey, wine, brandy
&c, an additional tax Of twenty cents, AL
spirits on hand for SALE whether distilled
prior to the date Of this act or not, shall b
subject to the rate oI duty provided by thi
act. from and after the IL h OF January, 1864
except that spirits that have been acead
taxed under the law of July /, 1862, shal
not bear more than the additional tax proTi
ded by this act .f' f.".-
| All the provisions OF the law whereby cot
! ION in the hands Of manu'a ctnFers otcottol
| fabrics on the 1st Of October 1859, and prio
! thereto, is exempted rom tax alone, are re
pealed, and the same shall be subject to
duty OF two cents q ponnd. 80
Spirits imported prior to this act, shsll pa
an additional tax OF forty cents per gallon
This House proceeded to consider ) evcns
substitute, being nearly the same bill as OF
| gins!ly repaired form the. Cominltea o
| Ways and Me rs.
Mr.. $ evers made a short speech declar
ing that the tlonse to day had reversed wha
was decidedly The legislation OF 1862 name
| IL, that all taxation shall be prospective.
/ MIR, i'tevcnl' substitute for tie bill wa
reiected--5l against 10O. The an,ende
bill passed Sc against 63.
| The re,olu'on smendatory Of the Contis
cation Act was discussed by Mr.. Spaidin!
Mr.. Stevens claimed thai The Cons'tn
ton has nothing to do with the forfeiture I
estate in lee;' that is ,undsr the la~ o' WI
and the law o nationi., Adjourned.
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actuprs at the expense of,hs agricultural

faeturers at the expense Of agricultural
interest.
Messrs. Morrill, and Dawes replied. show,
ing that New England pays its fair proper
lion Of taxation on its products and indus
try.
Mr. Washburne, Of Illinois. said what
ever complaints might bs uttered in VOor
hees' District. IN Indiana, as to the operation
Of revenue laws, there was no complaint in
the loyal district which he, Washburne
represented. His constituents were not on
| ly willing to pay The present tax but sddi
tional tax crush the reb lion and hang trai
tors. The rebellion IS to be crushed, and
the States brought back, If necessary, by
suhjugation.
Mr.. Grinnell, Of Iowa, in behalf Of tht
farmers he represented, favored the enconr
agement OF manufactures. .u
Mr.. Brooks amendment was dissgreet
| to.
An amendment was adopted, that al
spirits import rior to the passage OF thu
act, SHALL pay an additional fifty cents.
The bill as amended was reported to thu
House, when it and the substitute intended
to be ffered by Mr.. Stevens were ordsret
to be printed, preliminary to any further &C
.ion upon the subject. Adjourned. y.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-27

pv. The Sanitary Fair at Cincin.
.ati nettod over 100000.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02
KeWs Of the Week.

Our forces under Gen. Hulbur have
had some severe skirmi.hes with the
enemy down in Mississippi.
4 large number Of blockade runners
have recently arrived At Wilmington.
N. c. with ca'goss. Tha, is . grea.
place for the runners. and should be
looked after by our government.
The rebel correspondents from the
South to the London Times admit the
ssser'sy Of the blockade. and pay a
tribute 10 the lofty heroism and faith
of the soldiers and masses of the
North.
The question Of . European Con-
gress proposed BY Napoleon has Great !.
ed considerable stir in the old world
A number Of the small States of Ger
many. Denmark and Greece. are said
10 have sent in their adhesion 10 the
project. bu. Austria. Russia, Prussia
England and some others are repo ted
as having already declined to become
parties to The schemes or design doing
SO.
a large con,raband mail hes been
al Baltimore.
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it mus. still have money. and that. too,
on its individual obligations That IS
a new sddends to compromise. and
will certainly rather starile the com
merciaI world. 1t is the same as TAX
ing creditor by the throat and telling
him; "Here, you must accept this CON-
promise on my terms. and lend me
more money without security. or the
whole claim goes to the dogs -
Ilis quito true the Secretary does not
say this 10 so many words: he endeav-
ors to hide the ugliness Of the thing
under flourish Of words used to blind
The eye; and talk about this and that
change; this and that kind Of loan
aud basis but the srm Of tho whole
Report amounts to just what ve have
stated.
The liabilities Of the Confederaey are
over 81 ,OOO. 600 900. aud are increas-
ing al . fearful rate. owing to the de-
probation Of the currency. which has
run the price of every thing. that is
purchased up to such pitch rs 10 per.
fec,ly staggering.
Wha. happy contrast between the
coudit;on Of the rebel Treasury and
that of our Government. Mr.. Chase
stands on solid ground. and is able to
procure the funds demanded for the
war on tie best terms. and NO one fears
to take tho paper he offers.
The rebel administration Of their
Treasury is like The grievances the trai'
tors complain Of, all founded Gu imagi-
nation. aud when it comes in contact
with The real, is found to be ''baseless
% the fabric Of vision" The whole
thing is destined very soon and surely
to tumble into 'pi.'
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Our Great Men.

A lumber Of weeks having passed.
and our friends Of the State Record hav-
ing failed TO "tro; out" their 'nags.' We
presume their "si!ence gives consent" 10
our view and that when the matter was
really examined. it was found that tue
imagined greatness was infniiessimAlly
small, the nagnifying aspec's all being
the result Of moonshine fancy.
In the mean time. several of Our ex-
changes have taken the matter up. and
discussed j: pro and con. but particular.
ly con. And We must acknowledge
shst the editor OF she Kansas Cny Jour
nal Of Commerce has made some pretty
strong points.
We trust no harm is done by the
agitation Of The subject. The remark
which called i, up was made incid ut
ally BY us. without thought Of pro
voking . discussion; bu, our leading
men need 10 be looked ai.er; il .bey
can't bear the investigation the country
can. and will be sil the better for it.
There is q frish,ful currsn; Of cor
rup,ion flowing through our State: .hs
is manifest. Ii has source somewAsye
and that fountain should be discovered
and ito hidden polluii ons laid bare.
Any citizen in possession of fact
bearing upon this point. who conceal
them. n an enemy Of bis State. H,
who covers the crimes Of those iu pow
er. is little batter than . traitor to BIZ
country. He is conuiviag ct dishon
es'y or corruption, and becomes "par
,aker OF other mems sins" II we kuou
a man in authority is using lis ofici.
position for self-aggrandizemsut. anc
aid him by coucealiug his crime. y.
become equally gully With hin, boti
deserve the execrsti"ns Of an Lon.s
and indignant people.
Have any Of oar "great men, the
assistance Of those Who are helping e
Conceal their stolen gcols!'
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Nothing has yet been made public
showing more conclusive'y tho weak
ness Of the rebellion than the Repor,
Of Mr.. Memminger. Secretary of the
Treasury Of the Confederacy. Tha,
report exhibits..he Coniede,acy as ut.
serly bankrupt; the Treasurer con.esses
10 the insolv' nry in explici, terms, and
then proposes what be terms .com
promise sith its creditors" which con-
'i''s in simply eh.n:iug the pre.en,
obligations Of the concern Tor others,
a'afhom a~y additional security. Ii il
tie sac.o As If man should fail in
business. and then compromise with
his cre.iisors BY taking up his pres.
obIigaioDs.now due or soon 10 fall due,
and give in their place his own indivi-
dusl paper for the sums owed on twenty
years time. without collateral Of any
5 ri.
That is the bright idea Of the rebel
of the Treasury. but it is not
sll Of it; for while be proposes com
promise with the present holders of
paper on the terms named. he also says
hat the Confederaey must go deeper
y debt! Already hopelessly bankrupt
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STbe cotton seized by order o
Gen. Ewing i. in dispute. l, is claim.
ed by parties .: For, Scott as having
been purchased of loyal men: bu. The
evidence appears 20 bs ,ha, ., least 8
portion Of it vas taken from ret sls now
in Prices army. We judge there j,
some'h ing wrny sbou. the AFFAIR: and
that. NJ any rate. m investigation viii
DO no harm. We know that there has
been an immense amount OF property
swindied fron the government. and
every thing that has = saspieioa. looL
should be Investigated. aud all the i'll.
gotten gains already secured BY the
plundersrs shuu!d be hunted up. and
the holders made TO disgorge it.
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Editorial Courtesy.

No one can fail to perceive The fac,
that there il . want Of courtesy and 70.
finemens on The part of the editors ol
hansas-as q general rule lin thei,
professional intercourse. There is no
need of this. Neither eoarseness nor
vr'garity adds 10 the strength Of an
argumcn', Or to the force of IN array Of
facts. The keenest sarcasm is that
~hich 10 most refined; and that low
species OF ~is which depends for its
point on vulgari'y or but half concealed
indeeercy. had much better not be in.
dulgeI; or if it mus. be uttered, let j.
be ia lie proper place. the po, house or
dram-shop: not in the columns of a
newspaper which is designed 10 90 ;u.o
the family circle.
We do not allude 10 this matter in a
spirit Of fsult-6nGing. but simply to
call the attention Of our friends Of the
press to the sutj.ct. There is DO rea-
son why the prsss of Kansas should not
occupy ~ high ground as that Of any
other S,s.e. At present i, does not
Any one can see that. A little more
reSneme ut, cell. f.respect and coor,esv
would enhance the standing Of news
papers in our STATE very considerably.
Take this matter into consideration.
ye quiiI-drivers Of K.nsss. and let us
lift the press Of the State out Of the
slough and keep it pure. We will
hank any Of you for suggestions tha.
will aid ourself and others in this good
YORK.
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~ The recent snow sto,m Was ore
OF tie mos, extensive ever known in
tI's cousssy.' 1t extended from the
Rocky 70 tie Allegheny mountains. and
from the unexplored wilds Of British
America to Texas. Ia m.ny places i,
Was very deep: the cold. also, in some
reg'oss has been intense. The probs-
btl'tiss are that the cold weather v;l,
continue for soms time, ,as this is usually
the case after such an ex;eu u.ivs fall Of
snow.
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1Gen. Scho6eld. it seems, has no,
osro fully sSperee led ~ ye,. There
aPpea's to b . cog loose some wb.se.
koseerans. We hope. will be sen. to the
Department Of Missouri. We d,ub,
the Propriety Of Kansas being a separate
Department. unless the utmost good
will should exis. between the two com.
manders- Rosscrans will do for the
Whole Department as il is now.
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The Pole. are reported to hsv

The Poles are 5ePorteu " h"'e
achieved som, important victories over
the Russians.
The prospects for a long continuance
Of peace in Europe ere by no means
flattering.
Our cavalry have recently returned
from an expedition. during which they
chastised the gueriIlss and at Laery
destroying an extensive saddle and
harness factory and several tannerie';
also. capturing nunber Of prisoners.
a rebel mail and . quantity Of medi.
cine.
Gen. Tyler has been assigned the
command Of the Irish Legion.
Deserters from North Carolina troops
sre availing themselves Of the Pres''
dents proclamation.
A lot of river boats at Porte Posauk
creek. 80 miles from the mouth OF York
river. Va. while drudging Tor oysters.
we're captured by tho rebels. They
came out in boa,s on pretense Of help
ing them make the cargo. aud boarded
the boats. seized the crews. robbed
them Of all valuables. sent them ia
Richnond, and burned the vessels.
The crews mum bsrej about six 70 each
vessel.
A nsnbsr OF rebel officers and sol.
di~rs are eoa'ag iaso our lines to take
he oath sf sl'es;.sss - given in the
proclaim .sion. aud ethers ere reported
- on the way. or coming ~ soon as
they can get away.
The plsn Of leasiog out the abandon.
ed plantations in eastern Nor,h Carroll.
IA. adopted by lion. Davis Heslon,
supervising agent Of The Treasury De.
P.rt'nen'. is proving . great success 70
the Treasury Department. and also 9
great brn~6t 70 the !aboring classes oi
both colors.
The Nchnosd Enquirer having Ella.
ted that our gov.rasnsnt had sbandoned
the questions ia dispsts with reference
TO the exchange. the statement Of the
Enquirer is ssushori,ativ-ly denied. and
the fact re-itersisd that our govern
ment has not End vill not seesds a.
inch. and that the eolorej Ho~ps vii
be protected equally witb the white
The isrs,s Of exchange are sisply mat
for msn and r.nk for rank, as long .,
our prisoners 10 The kaeds Of the rebel,
hold out.
That nos. inkmous Of copperhsst
sheets. .hs n. Y. Exprsss-for masy
yeaIs the lowss. Of the low in dir, eat
ing is 70 be cold out BY . decree o
court. We hope all ,he journals Of liz.
character will go the same way. Th.
SOONER the sheriff gets hold Of theu
the better.
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BULLETIN CO..
LEAvENw0RrH. KANSAS.
DPREn,ux os GoLp-Th. ,,,t-

scrihcr. who cannot chnngc his prices win n.
nSciu ''icns ot gold, without incuning ensmous
expense IN adv. rusing the changes, j. compe liza
10 sell his Pens at Old Piicc.. Thinking ii. Gus.
tomcrs entitled to the benefit Of the Premium on
Gold, rather tLap the Wall deh, s.,. IS ~,
best currency tits country eyer had, he NOW NJ.
iers u all remitting the amount Of Their orr,.,.
IN Cod the full Premium in this city on the dnv
when received In this wav he hopes 10 do ~
country and his customers some good vi,ho~s
injur'ng himself. tor the M0Rrox Pxs caunoi is
made without CoIp -
Whe" Paper money is sent unilcd St,,es Il
preferred over . ! other. -
A. NORTON. % Maiaeu Lana Nv
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We are told tbs. come two months
since the editor Of certain paper, who
makes some pre;entious to respectable
lily, made gross personal attack upon
US in the columns Of his paper. and we
have been asked the reason for not re-
plying to it.
10 the FIRST place. with the natural
instincts Of eowsrdice belonging To an
assassin, the editor in question did not
send US a copy Of the paper containing
his attack; and We have. consequently.
never seen the article, which is said to
hav, been scurrilous and grossly ont
r.reous. But We doh't know. and care
less to know.
In The second place. We have made
i, point for years to observe the rule
of Rev. Lyman Beeeher. which he
used to illustrate with the following
anecdote
when / Was 4 young man." saij
that worthy divine. IL ehanced one
day. while passing along with my book
in hand. 70 see what l supposed Vas
very 6ns cat in my path. At 6rst | was
rather pleased "ith its appearance. but
not exactly liking its manners. "aJe
some demonstrations 10 scare il away
but it did not heed them. vSsrsupcn,
becoming rather iudigasss. l buried
my book at it. At oncs it opened il
battery upon me and the fou!neas Of ths
discharge discovered % me the fac. t.s
had stirred up q sksnk. Ny elotbe.
and book were both ruined. Evel
since that encounter. l have slwayi
given a wide berth to skunks OF all .ps
eies-qus druped and bip~d."
The rule is good one; and hene.
we have paid no attention To the srlicI.
we have heard Of.
| The animsl in question - Of boil
species-is 10 be avoided for the simpl,
reason that tie weapon he uses i. Of ,
character that will de6's any thin,
decent that comes in conssc! with il
in this lays It's strength.
wba, shen? Will you 10, them 70 on
Let rs again illustrate.
Judge Owen. Of Vermont. was onc'
asked Why he Gid no, give attention Il
some wiif Is in the shape Of men VII,
were swapping a. Lim Said the judge
"In my boyhood days l remember
little pup my father owUed. which va
forever ba,kiu. st the moon. AT =,
hours Of the night. when ;hs. lumins,,
vas visible. could the bark Of the pu,
be heard. labo,inS away a. the fsi
Queen of Night"
Here the Judge came to dead pass,
in tie narrative. and proceeded To dis
patch his dinner.
well. what happened ," enquire,
his friends. anxious TO hear the conelu
sion Of the matter.
| why" said be. ",hs moon kep
right on"
I We have omitted the nsne Of edi,o
AMI paper 10 the forsgoin. reference, il
s the hope-oot very strong. bowsver-
. that the writer Of tie arlicl. becam,
ashamed Of his ovs mrann..s. anc
. hence purpessly Jailed 70 mail ile cop,
: Of bis psper containing il TO US.
l
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02
No. l5--Cabinet Organ,
SAM as No. Is, in Walnu, or Oak.


Amocg The many distinguished mu. icians vho
anqualltiesily endorse The CAslNET ORGAN
may be iound the names OF liotischslk, Thalb<U.
VIM. Mason, 5. B. Mills, wollenhaupt Sstssf,
ffadsl. Ssakosch, Grooe. and Sardessoa. Pispisas
and Morgan, Zandel, Wilcox, Mosenihal, Nag.
rain, SMnh, Flint Wells, Tuckerman, and Catses,
Orsan,sts.
What the larger pipe organs are to larger
cha' etes and halls, the CABINET OssANs are 70
private residences and smaller churches and halls
They oecrpy little room, are elegant ss pieces d
furniture, and are no, liable - get ont ot ssdss
just published:-Scn0oL FoR THs CA1,Hsf
OkGAS by Geo. p. Root. Price 81. RHcaIA-
lions FOR the CABINET ORGAS. Six numbssA
OF 10 P'ges each. P.ice 80 cents per numbes.sf
VI 50 pcF set. -as
Warerooms in Boston, No. 274 wasAingssa
street. Address the undersigned. WareroOms
N New York, Nos. s / 2 Mercer street. AddfvO
MASON BROiHERS. -.
Instruments may be ordered By letter with e.,
'ife conhdenee OF receiving them - perfect -
though selected ut our WsrerOoms. 4 dr. -
. Boston cr Now York Bank, made p. Nc 10
our order, shOsld. in such csses. ac .pasy -
letter. Descnp,ive Catalogues scot i1ee By nail.
MASON 4 HANLlN, Makers.
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HosTErrER.S R,TTspS

Have received u warmest eDcosniums from tho
pre- snd people throughout the Uuion a valu-
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= Sec Advertisement. III
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No. l2-Cab.nct Organ

Differs from No IL in case OILY. Far organ IN.
who are inexperienced in the use Of pedals, ihi>
Is our hest Church Instrument. Esing less con-
plicaied than the No lw, and better sia,'ed 10
transportation, We eau coniiient,y re, OmmsnA
AZ rs '.ry desirable for churches, public ks,l..
and I'dEe TroG,s. As0 desirable par,1 i'm
sfyament-
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AD1DMAT1g gWgal.
Patented October q, 1854:

The capabilities Of the above Instruments
m osgaI within the reach Of al who desire it,
have opened for il nm entireIy n~w iie d. hih ero,
unoccupied by any musirai instrument ant have
eii .ited tie unqualified Endorsement u over Cxr
HUNDRED AND FIFTY OF the lescine OrRsnias
and Musicians Of the country.
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e<DRUNKESHxss CUR p-

INHE Inebria;e may now bid defiance 10 the
L TExrTIse CUP On. ZANE'S ANrlDOTE
FOR STRONG DRINK is q certain cUaE voa
DaINKENSEss. IL creates dislike for strong
dhok. and can be administered without tho
knowledge OF the psiient. Price. o. . bog. Sent
6y ms'i u any sddres,, by S C. UPtIAM, 400
Cbes;Dsi Street. Phladciphis, Pa. Circular,
. nj free. Al.
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MASON 4 HANLlN. Makers.
Boros, MAO.
Attachment Notice,

N, ". Csrsis Before ". u. Dssc,s, }. r.
in asd ior Jet:er,an Cosaiy,
w. 8. 7. Patton. Kanssa
The above named Justice issss6 ~ erans Of
attachment in the above sction for sixty -seves
dollsrs, "a the 9th day of Dec nher. A. D. 1SeA
aud The cause is set Tor inal hearilg on The lsss
day of January. 1854.
T N. w. CURTlSS, Plaintiff
l73 3w TEaRy CaIrcRSiELD, Agt
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FcbFusFy oh and 7ih. QWaFfeFIy Meeting.
Sunday School and Bible Class at p r H.
Preaching OF General Prayer Meeting att P.M.
and on Thursday evenings Of each week
Citisens and strangers are respectfully invited
10 attend.
Class Meeting after tho morning preaching
and on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday ev.
cnings Of each week.
d. Dickinson, PASTOR.
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Tbl' instrument is intended more particularly
Tor church nquir' n,en,s, and il very vaIu.be
h.r organ Fra, iice- l. C0nIaI,s twelve s,ops.
dfawi.g FIX complete sets Of reeds. virh ,le ne-
cessarJ eoapiers; tws manuals, and an insiep<n-
dent p.daie OF twenty 1--WE keys, and Is blown
5y a ssc rJ Isrss,n
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MASON &HAMLlN'S
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABINET ORsAN is desipsed bosh fr II,
church AMI home tor the sarIed snd seeulsE
for organ prac'Ic- and the recreation VI KEN.
pore Pisy'ng-combining ali ihs best qualities Of
The ne!0deon, and none 0i its ohjec,ioaable snea.
with many entirely new Improvements and 4.
teniions, prominent among which is ths
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No. ll-Cabinct O.ean.

With eight si"ps, far complete sets Of neJ.,
and two manu- l. l. blown b. the perfosD.sr,
ami contains tie automatic swe.i In:e need hs
the paIlor AMI draw ing room.
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No. I4-Cabincs Oroan.

Contains six stops-shree complete sets Of red,
and oue n,annai-a vers excellent ins,runens
Hf ,ches oa moderate mean, ~ il combines
much Of the power and capstii,y Of lie Isr,tn
insiumen's-a, a asch less cot.
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PRESERVE YOUR BEsUTY.

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YOUR HEALTH AND MENTAL POWERS
ny usns that Safe, Pleasant, Popular, and Specidc
Re@csiy k.ovnaa
hhLNboLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU.
kead the advertisement In another column. and
profit BY it
DISEASES And SYMPTOMS KSuxrRATrp.
Su'"oui and preserve it, You may not require IL,
Bat may at some Future pav
at gives hcrth and vf.o, IN ~. e,,~.
And bloom to the pallid cheek"
ssves long suffering and Exposure
bsvars OF Counterfeits! Cures Guaranteed.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02
No. 23-Cab;nct Organ

With Two cts Of reeds of FIVE octaves commas
con aiming the Automatic Swell, knee s,ops ssi
double besioSs-In solid Black Walnu; Case-
paEei:et and o.namented with rich c.rying,-ap
e!eyan' Instrument tor the drawing -room and
parior.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-02
Special Notices.
RELIGIOUS,

n. E. CHuRCa.-THERE will be keli. iOus Ser
vices 10 the NJ T.. Church in o. skalo0sa on Sunday
% follows:
Preaching at loI o'clock, A. NJ, by the fol
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