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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-15
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CT HARTFORD, conn.
INCORPORATED 1857.
Charter Perpetual.
Chartered Capital, $500. 900 90
Cash Assets. Feb. ., 1865, S23O.s7s So
S.o,eas. Fled IN the otses q s Secretary q Sa.e q
Michigan, Fsbrugry Is, 4 D 1855

Michigan, Fs5ruary Is, 4. D 1895.
To TIE HoS Tbs sEcEEI4RT q STATE OF MIczIGAN
Ihs u er lgne1 Olc-rs II tle New Z aid Elre In
s-ralcs Company, ~ c.llQ4Lce W.ta act entitled
An act g. regulate Fi-s Marine Lie and Health L.
slra1ce Companies, AID tAeir Agents. Associ4ti0rs
Partnerships an Individuals doing Fire &sriLs LIE
aLc II AL lls rance business, rot incorporated by
tie Stale u Nj Lig4u approved February 18th IS ?
amended Fetr -ary 1914, 1,Cl make tas following
Annual Report
Is That the name " SAL Company IS the New
Eng 21d Fi-e Insurance Company ol hartford dong
business il Hartford, iu tls State o. Connecticut,
which IS the location Vi. tier priHcipa. otlce-
II. That the amount C. their Capital stock l. the
SUM " Two hundred th0Gslld dollars
g. That u sail Capital st0cz the sum q Two hun
drec thousand -o.la-s Las 6e-n paid 0y tie Si0cE-
holders o. SAID ClDpliy-
4h That tie assets u SAID Company consist Of tle
f1 ...r- rr .r.Ir-
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gonth's. department.
COMPULSORY WORK.

Ma, may'nt 60 now ? asked Til
den Russell of his mother, who saw
IN. lettering motions, and replied:
No, sir. you may'nt"
Why? Tom Clarke and old Nero
and.Tom Wilkins have been gone
ever so long, and he looked down
the lane longingly after them. They
were going a-fishing this morning.
The:e We're some chips to gather up,
and his mother told him he should
do the work before he left. Present
" she looked up from her work and
said to Miss Glenn the school teacher:
Just look at that boy! | don't be-
live there ever was another such a
stupid young one bornr
You'd be hateful too, if you had
10 always be picking up chips said
Til. in an under tone.
Ms. Russell. may make bar
gain with Tildenl asked the teacher.
'Yes, thousand if you want to.
I'm tired trying TO get him 20 do
Now, I'll tell ven what is is, TIL
said Miss Glenn, bounding into the
chip-yard. Il know how you young
slers feel whom you want TO go FISH
ing. Your mother says may make
a bargain with you. Now you put
off as hard as you can run after those
boys, and I'll pick up the chips. Go
quick, nowp
Il don't want to-
why not! You mus: 60 and play
till noon, mind. Amt you goine =
No, ma'am, not till Pve picked
up these chips
But that will make you late. Go
right off this minute
By this time Til was raking up the
chips with will. Miss Glenn put a
few on the pile, but the boys vigor-
Gus work soon completed the job.
and in twenty minutes Til's o-e we!
o-e! we-o! was answered by Nero's
bark and the boys responding shout.
as their playmate came bounding TO-
wards them. happy as a lark.
i would like 10 know, Miss Glenn.
by what magic you got that work
out of the boy asked the mother.
The magic Of sympathy and kind
ness-lhat was ali. told him TO go,
put the compulsion on the play,
and not on the work. Don't you see
that il you had told Tilden this morn
ing he MUST go fishing. and should
not have bite Of dinner till he lad
f,hed two hours, that you would
have taken every bit of poetry out
o. The fishing!
Work should not be penalty nor
plav a reward.-F.D. GAGE.
Parents may learn that sympathy
aud motive are the best incentives
TO cheerful labor or the part OF chill
drea; and the latter that il is easy
10 perform the parental tasks impos-
I'd, If they only have will TO TRY,
all by reading this little story
How many Of our young readers
viii improve upon the lesson. and dc
better than they ever did before9
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1864. For the Winter! 1866.
TOLEDO, WABASH
GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD LINE
FROM QUINCY TO TOLEDO.

1.-TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS leave
l. Quincy, in connection with Hannibal & ST.
Joseph Railroad, making SURE AND DIRECT Con-
| SEcIIoNs 10 Eastern Cities.
Passengers leaving ST. Joseph at 3:45, A. NJ,
will leave Quincy same afternoon al ASS.
The Day Express leaves Quincy at Ads, A N.
The inducements offered travellers by this Line
are The Shortes, Route, the Quickes,
Time. the Smootbest Track and Sure
Connections-all made in Union Depols
"A Superior advantage over all other routes.
New Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
afiording passensersa COOP NiGHr's REST while
rapidly pursuing their journey.
tT Advertised Falsehoods shall be REFUTED.
The Relic able Road, the {. Il. 4 G., advertise
that they are the Only Eastern Connection OF the
Hannibal & ST. 10. X. r., that they make quick.
er time to Eastern Cities surer connections. and
that their Depot in Quincy. is located at the fer
ry Landing, all sf which Gsey kn0c to be faise,
and is intended 10 deceive Travellers. ITTHE
FACTS ARE, the Depots Of both roads in Quin-
cy are less than 200 yards apart.
&rOmnibus Tickets Furnished Free o. Charge
to passengers buying tickes by our line, il they
wish to ride from the Ferry to the Depot in Qnin-
cy-Distance blocks.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Passengers by this route will reach Cincinnati
Z Hours Quicker than via st. LOUIS and
Chicago, an. Indianapolis 10 Hours Sooner!
Baggage checked through from 81. 10.
RrBy this Short and ONLY DIRECT Route,
Pass. myers avoid all Delays, and the Expensive
Hotel Bills and Omnibus Fare they sre sure 10
meet with at St Louis and Chicago.
Tickets for sale at all Principal Offices Of the
H. / 81. }. Road, ard ut our Office in Quincy.
Travellers are Respectfully CAUTIONED against
false representation OF Runners OF other roads
II. G. GOODELL, n. G. BRADLEY,
General Agent, Passenger Age nj
Quincy. III. Leavenworth, Kan
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SLEEPING CARS
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
PHILADELPHIA, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Check Through and Trans
ferred Free.
FREIG GIFTS,

BY this route Freights Of all descriptions can
be forwarded TO and from Philadelphia, New
York, Boston or Baltimore, TO and from any
point on the Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky, Ind,
ana. illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa or Missouri, DIX
RAIL ROAD DIRECT.
The Penn'a Central Railroad also connec,s at
Pit,sburg with Steamers, by which Goods can hs
forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Mississippi.
Missouri, Kansas, and her western rivers; and
at Cleveland: Sandusky and Chicago with S,ea-
mcrs To all Ports on the Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers en;rusiiSg The trans
poriation of their freight TO this Company, car
rely with confidence on its speedy transit
The Rates Of Freight 10 and from
any point in the West by the Pa. Central 4. r..
at all times as FAVORABLE as are charged by
other Railroad Companies.
acrBe particular to mark packages WA PESS'A
GENITAL X. r.
For Freight Contracts OF Shipping Directions.
apply to or address either OF the following Agents
Of the Company:
s. B. KISosroS, IT,, Freight Agent, Philada.
y. A. STEwARr, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE & Co., Transfer Agen,s. Pittsburgh.
II w. BRowN 4 Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
MOREHEAD e. Co, Louisville, Ky.
r. r. SASS, st Louie, Missouri.
CLARKE & Co. Chicago, ILL.,
r. G. Meldrum, General travelling Agent for
the South and West.
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The Values below are for Each Article
30 Gents Gold Hunting case Watches 50 TO 15o
80 ladies' Gold and enameled do IS 70 "a
500 Gents Huntng-case silver do IS to "a
200 Diamond Rings 50 to TOO
1900 Gold Vest and Neck Chains IS to 81
BOD IS 4tof
5000 Oval Band Bracelets 4tos
5000 Chased Gold Bracelets Sta II
a0GO Chatelaine Chains and Guard Chains 10 q
1000 Solitaire and Gold Breaches 4tO II
2N00 Lava and P1Orentine Breaches to
5000 Coral, Opal and Emerald Breaches ttos
5000 Mosaic, let, Lava & Florent. Ear Drops. 4to
800 Coral. Opal and Emerald IS :. ltOf
1900 California Diamond Breast Pins $50 to II
5000 Gold Fob aud Vest Watch Keys $50 70
1900 Fob aud Breast Ribbon Slides Alto II
5000 Sets Solitaire Sleeve Buttons Studs etc. 3to
1900 Gold Thimbles. Pencils, etc. 4to
| 10000 Mincafure Lockets $50 to
1000 do do Magic Spring 3to,
1900 Gold Tooth Picks, Crosses etc. atol
5000 Plain Gold Rings lto II
| 5000 Chased g Is lto Il
10000 Stone Sets and Signet Rings $50 10 II
| 10000 California Diamond Rigs Ito II
800 Sets Ladies' Jewelry, Jet and. Gold 5to ]!
6o0O % Cameo. Pearl etc. to I!
10000 Gold Pens, Silver Ext Holders Pencils to II
10000 g and gold mounted holders , to
500 '' and goid-exlension do 6to II
5N0 Silver Goblets and Drinking Cups StO 81
1000 I" Castors IS 70 81
1000 {. Fruit and Cake Baskets 20to 81
5000 Dozen Silver Tea Spoons, per dozen loto .
5000 do do Table do and Forks Z" 20 to 4
4
in the manufacturing districts Of England. ihro
the war having cut off the supply Of cotton. q
| large quantity of Valuable Jewelry, originally
intended for the English market, has been sent
off for sale in thiscountry, and MUST BE SOLD Al
ANY SACRIFICE
Under these circumstances. ARRANDALE
s. CO., acting as Agents for the principal Euro
pean Manufacturers, have resolved upon GREAT
GIFT DISTRIBUTION, subjec, to the following reg
| ulations:
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and
its value, ARE placed in SEALED ENVELOPES.
| and well mixed. One OF these envelope. will be
nj by mail 10 any address, receipt OF Is cents.
ALL ARTICLES SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITH
/ OUT REGARD TO vALUE!!
Ga receip, of the Certificate, you will zee what
YOU are going to have, ard then il is at your Op.
ton to send the Dollar and take the articles or
not. Purchasers may thus obtain Gold Watch,
Diamond Ring, or anv Set # Jewery on our list,
| tor ONE DOLLAR. and in no case can they get less
shan one dollars worth. as there are no blanks.
the price Of Certificates is as follows:
One for. Is cents
Five for. 81
Eleven for....
] hrty for
S.Xty-flve for 10
One hundred foY.... Is
Agents will be allowed ten cents on every Ger.
tifcate ordered BY them,provided their remittance
amounts TO One Dollar. Agents will collect 2J
cents for every Certificate and remit Is cents 10
us either in cash or Postage Stamps.
ARRANDALE 4 CO.,
225-3m l6S Broadway, New York.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers will find thi. the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. Cspacious
Yards, well watered snd supplied with every
convenience, have been opened on this line and
its connections and every attention Is paid 20
their wants, with choice of market - Phiisde!.
phia. New York or Baltimore - and via Allen
Town the shortest, quickest and mos, direct route
to New York.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen'l Supt, Altoona, Pa
l.. l.. HOUPT, Geni Ticket Agent Phiiad's.
H. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Ae,.. Phils.
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ENIGMA.

ENIGMA.
am composed Of II letters:
Ny 6, 3, l6, 4, is what YOU will
10 when you see this.
Ny 4. IL, Is, 2, is a wild animal.
Ny Ii, 7, 4, 5, is what most OF
YOU like 10 do.
Ny II, ii, 2, IL, Is, is num-
Der.
My IL. IA. II. is very useful
and very destructive.
Nv 10, l6, 2, I3, 5, IL, is mark
30 shoot al.
My s. Ia, 3, l2, 9, is brook.
Ny 3, l6, 6is part Of the face.
Ny ,, Is. 4. is a color.
Nv l. Ia, IL 4, Is, 2, Z, 5, 9, is
boys name.
My whole was king Of one Of the
powers of Europe.
Answer next week.
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- PENNSYLVANIA -
e CENTRAL. =
~ Rail Road. q
DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE FROM
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia!


ER0M all portions Of the West, North West
II and South. West, this line and its conncc-
tons form either the shortest or the best route TO
Philadelphts, New York, Boston, Baltimore and
Washington. The traveller may with confidence
rely upon sure connections, high speed with per-
feet safety, and every appliance for comfort that
can be procured. New and elegant passenger
cars, for day and night service have recently been
added to the eq uipment ct the Pa Cent? X. r.
At Pittsburgh, trains IRON the West run direct
TO the Union Depot, where passengers are TRIMS
ferred to the Trains OF tho Penn. Central X. r..
which leave Pittsburg and arrive At other points
AS FLOWS:
pAY ExrRrss-lerves Pittsburg at $50 a. II.
stoppnq ut principal stations. Arrives Ut Altoo-
ma at $50 4. NJ, Tyrone 8, A A. n, Beiiefonte
1892 A. H., Lock Haven II, so Pm: Harrisburg
LILO r H.. Baltimoret 5,i5 P. T., New YORK VIA
Allentown. 10 20, P T.. PhilsdcIphl.t 800 r ~
NAIL LINE-Leaves Pittsburg at $50 AN:
stops at Principal Stations. Leaves Aitoorar
at il, As. A. H.; Harrisburet at 100, ?. n arriving
at Philadelphia at II 20 P. M, and New York,
via Philadelphia, 1927, I. M.
PrrrspURcH AND ERiE MALL, oves Pinb'
at l,3O P. H., STOPPING at nearly all Stations, Ar
rives At Al,oonst at 100, P. N, Harrisburg IS
A, n, and Philsdelphia at 40 AN.
n, 4asP. H.. stopping only at Principal Stations.
Arrives al Latrobet at 6,io P n, Altoona at 9.35
r. n, Harrisburg 2.3O A. n, Baltimore 90, A.
A. New York. via Allentown, 1000 A. L., Ph'la-
de,phias z O5 A. n. New YOrkt via Phils. 1900 N.
SIEEPIvaC AIRS run ,hro' on this train from Pitts.
bute TO Baltimore, Phils. and n Y.via Allent ,wn
FAsr LIxE-Leaves Pittsburgh IT $50 p ~,
stopping only at Principal Stations, arrives at
Altoona go Il. Harrisburg 7,30, A. n. Bal
timoret Il. 20 r. MNew Yerkt via Allentown
245 P. n. Philadelphia i, 50, P. NJ, New Yorkt
via Phiia. $40 P. II.
Breakfast. I Dinner. Supper.
Daily. all other trains Sundays excepted.
-O0-
Tickets for sale to Boston by Boat or Rail.
Boat Tickets Good on any Of the Sound Lines
Fare to all points as Low as any Route.
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GAME.
FRExcm AND EyGfl sn.

This game is played by two par
lies. whose numbers are equal; they
all take hold Of a rope and the OBJ
iect OF each party is TO pull those
belonging to the other across line
drawn on the ground. by means OF
The rope. When all the players on
one side are thus pulled over or
made prisoners. the other party wins
the game. This is very lively
sport, any number may join in ii,
and it affords capital exercise and
mach amusement.
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No. l5--Cabinet Organ,
am. NJ No- lC in Walnut or Oak.


Among The many disiingu ished mu. icians who
unqualtiedly endorse the CABINET ORGAN
may be found the names OF Gottschalk. Thalb.rg,
Vim. Mason. $. d. Mills, Wollenbaupt, Sot,er,
Fradei. Stakosch, Grobc. and Sanderson, Planists;
aud Morgan, Zundel. Wilcox, Moscnthal, Mag
rath. Smith, Flint Wells, Tuckerman, and Cutter,
Organists.
What the larger pipe organs are to larger
chui ches and halls, the CABINET DREAMS are to
private residences and smaller churches and halls
They occupy little room, are elegant rs pieces OF
furniture, andare not liable to get out OF order.
Just published SCHOOL FoR TIVE CABINET
ORsAN. BY Geo. =. Root. Price 81. REcRKA-
TONS FOR the CABINET ORGAN. Six numbers,
Of 10 pages each. Price 30 cents per number or
81 so per set.
" arerooms in Boston, No. pa Washington
street. Address the undersigned WareroOms
IN New York, Nos. 4 Mercer street. Address
MASON BROTHERS.
Instruments may BE- ordered by letter with en-
tire confidence Of receiving them rs perfect ns
though selected at our WarerOoms. A drs' on
a Boston or New York Rank, made ~ yie To
our order, should, in such cases, acS ..pany the
letter. Descriptive Catalogues sent free by mail.
MASON 4 HAMLIN, Makers.
BOsrON, Mass.
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BROWN & BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store to
the corner of Shawnee 4 5th sts.. oppo-
site the Mansion House, Lesvenworth,
and have on hssd full supply Of Med
icines. Fine Perfumery, Brushes of all
KINDS. and every thing pertaining to the
Drug trade. l89-tf
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Baggage Checked Threueh

The II. & st. Joe X. R.. and Kenkuk packet
the North Missouri, and the Ohio Miss.-s,pu5
". X make close and reliable C nnsctions al
Cincinnati. without omnibus ride, Nth the favor
tie Reads Of the West
The Little Miami & Columbus 4 Xenis.sad
Cincinnati. Hanilio: DAYTON Rail Roads. f,-
Dayton and Columbus With the Cleveland
Columbus ard Cincinnati R.R for Cleveland
Buffalo niagara Ealis The P,tisburg. ColIur,
Gus Cincinnati, and Fort Wayne 4 Chicago r.
L. , ioE Pittsburgh and PaiIadeirhia. The Cen
tai Ohio R.R.. for GAINESVILLE Wheeling AMI R,l
tmore. Marietta 4 Cincinnati X. r., for Chilli
eo'he, N;aristt, Parkcrsburg ard Bal:,nore, ami
with either Of the Fear Great Eastern Lines for
New York or Boston. -
Passengers by this route have the advanta-e of
WIDE and SPACIOUS ears with greater libersiity OF
room both in seats a.sd in aisles than ear h,
found on any other Railroad in the West and the
comfort afforded by
Foote's Patent Ventilated Ears by Dsy
And FoOte .,raten, ventilated Steering cars bv
night.
Passengers from the West b. tn. Ohio & Mss
,ssipri R.R.. have the advantage or,r those h..
othe. lines IN THE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
SERTiiS. from Cincinnati ,as u ere are 10 chan
ges of cars between Cincinnati and Cleveland
iiitsburgh or Bellair.
Two daily ihrogh Express trains, tSunJays Ex-
septed,l one train Sunday e., ning
Ohio 4 Mississippi time TEN minutes faster
than -. Louis tiae. The public are ases,ec,iuily
cautioned against bills advertising Other ron,es
rahing quicker time.
ASK Tor tickets via Ohio L NississippiR r.. K.
For information, apply at the Office. No %.
directly or the corner of Fouvth and Cussnut Sta
under Planters House. st. Louis.
THOUGH.
s' Gen' Tlckst Agent.
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nYSPEPSIA, ERYs,YELAs, KIDNEY Coz
~ PLAINT, Sick and Nervous Headache. Neu.
rslgia. Gravel. letter, BARRIERS Itch and Bald !.
ness. Treatise on the above Diseases with
theie SPEEDY and PERMANENT CURE, sent free
to any address. Address =. G. UPHAM, No, Is
South Eighth Street, Philadelphia, 70,
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MATRIMONIAL.

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN: Ii you wish
II 10 marry you can do SO by addressin me.
viii send you, without money and without price
valuable information, that will enable you to mar
ry happily and speedily irrespective OF age, beau
~ OF wealth. This information will cost you
aoihing. and If you w;sh TO marry, will cheer
lully ASST you. All letters st'ictiy confidential
The desired information sent by return mail and
no reward asked. Please inc','se postage or STAN
ped envelop, addressed 10 yourself. Ad ,rcss,
SARAH Il. LAMBERT,
2iS-2m Greenpoint, Kings Co., New York
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No. Il-Cabinet Organ.

With eight stops, four complete sets Of reeds
and two m.nusI.-is blown BY the performer,
and contains the automatic swell. Intended for
the parlor and drawing room.
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No. 23-Cabinet Organ,

With two sets Of reeds of FIVE octaves compass,
con,aining the Automatic Swell. knee stops and
double bellows-in solid Black Walnut Case
panelled and ornumented with rich carvings an
elegan, instrument for the drawing room and
parlor.
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Masonic HAMLIN.S
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABINET ORGAN is designed. both for the
church and home-for the sacred md secular
for organ practice and the recreation OF sxiem-
pore playing combining all the be:e quantities OF
the mel0deon, and none Of its oRecuonapie ones
with many entirely new Improvements and in
teutions, prominent among which Is the
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No. ?l-- abinct Organ

Same music rs in Nos. 22 AMI gin plain sub
s,antisi Black Walnut OF Oak case. This style
is extremely popular-perhaps the most so OF any
that we make-it. moderate price placing 1t
within reach Of all, and serves well for either the
parior, ves,ry, school, or lodge room.
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No. l4-Cabinet Organ

Contains six s,Ops-,hree complete sets Of reeds
and one MANUAL very excellent instrument
for chur ches Of moderate means, as il combines
much of the power and ca bility Of the large,
inst uments-a . much lessco.t.
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LABOR SAVING SOAP,
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR 1T.
-~~~~~--~>-----~-~~
B. T. BABlTT'S
NEW YORK CITY
s o A =.


I am bringing ont a new and nsef,I article
Superior French Chemical Erasive Soap
or New York City Soap, put up in box
Erasive and oe'ersive Soap has, since its intro
dueuon 10 the American pubic, been most fay-
orably known as the
Best and Cheapest Washing Soap
In Market, Recent discoveries ,kno,rn saiu 10
TIE Manufacturer enab.e me 10 produce an arti.
Gle possessing chemical "DErERsiNE AMI ERA
sIvE' qualities lar superior to any other Soap
I Aalienge the World to Produce Es
n Equal.
This Soap Is rapidly tsking the place Of al! 9th
er soaps. wherever introduced. One pound will
go as tar three pounds Oh oTdinary family soap.
But quarter the time and labor are required
TO do, t.;e same amount OF washing IA Nth tho
best Of family soap. Il will wash with HARD
water. Clothes need no boiling, and but little
rubbing with the hands. thus avoiding the wear
upon the washh,ard. l, does not injWe the tab.
ric; an the contrary il preserves it, and fixes tho
olors IL wal, remove paint, grease, or stains g
Of all kinds. irecnons sent IN each box for
making One Pound Of the above Soap into
3 Gallons of Handsome soft soap.
Send for box aud give it trisl. II you do noe
want whole box yourself. get your neighbour y
Join you, and divide il.
~ Please DO particular, am q We full dlHtcti0na
ioI shipping The goods. Also, give the name o
your pc, t-offics, with the STATE and County in
which y"s reside, Address.
b 7. Rabbit,
70 Washipst n street, New York.
P.S. will send box ot Soap % receipt Il -.
"a Please send uui'oG States Treasury Notes
or Postage Currency.
b. r. BABBIrr it alsoth mansfaeamer Of The
following Gel, bra'e.i ARTICLES, all of which bear
the makers name, q genuine:
"MEolctNAI." 'SstAv- W1KAr," and "UNieS
SALERATUs; soar POwuwa, YEAsr POWDER
MEDICINAL IEA-r CoNCEN5aATID POfAsH, Con-
cESrRATEp Ley. "ExTRA STARCH, CkEAN Tar
rAR. SAL SODA, BAxlxs SoDA. AMOS -RO0r.
kTc., grC Aov ON
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No lS--Cabinct Organ,

Five octsves. with one se, Of reeds, automatic
swell and double bellows. In elegant Rosewood
case highly polished.
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O. 22-Cabinet Organ

Differs from No. q in case only. This insiru-
ment is encased in elegant rosewood highly pol
lshed-desixned also for the parlor.
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No. l9-Cabinet Organ

Same rs No. 20, in neat and substantial case
Of solid Black Wslaet or Oak. capital irs'ru.
men, for Sunday School. 81 limited means, and
next bcs, 10 the No. q for private USE.
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No. II abinet ORGAN.

Same rs No. is. in Walnn, or Oak case. An
available instrument Tor home usc, though not
50 comprs he nsivv rs an instrument with two OF
more sets Of reeds.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-26
No. lO-Cabinet Organ.

This instrument is intended more particularly
for church requirements. and is very valuable
for organ practice Il contains we've .s -, s.ops'
CESAR couplcrs: two manuals, and an indepen.
dent pedsle Of twenty-five keys, and is blown
by a second person.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-26
No. 90 abinet Organ

Foar Ociaves, two sets Of reeds, automatic
swell double bellows and knee stop. In elegant
Rosewood case highly polished.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-26
AUTOMATIC Swgl1,i
Patented October q, 1862.

The capabilities Of the above in:trum:ntIas
an organ within the reach Of all Who desire II
have opened for it an entirely new hed, nth erlo
unoccupied by any musics! Instrument ana nave
HUNDRED AND FIrrY of tho leading OTganisis
and Musicians OF the country.