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Hannibal L St. Joseph Railruaa
IS IN GOOD ORDER To no BEsINESS
u WITH DESPATCH.
1865. :. 1865.

(RID6ES and important points are under tbs
~ protection of United States troops
REGULAR DAILY PAcKkrs from Kansas C;,v
And L.easenworth, connect with the Platte Conn.,
ty Railroad FIR st. Joseph where close ..o,,ner
tons are made with trains East, on the Hano;-
bal ard ST. jose ph Railroad
AT Hannibal connections are made with Pack.
cts mp and down the Mississippi river, and with
all Eastern rai'r,.a,,s - efE3 8 -
Passengers 10 Saint Louis. via. Hunniha,. on
JOY ap!'asan night Test. and arrive in -. Ioui,
next morning in season for business, ami maxi.
connections east BY railroad.
STATE RooMs AND MEALS on PAcKErs. FREE
Pass ngers to the East BY this rou,e save FINN
I'VE 20 seven days over those going by tho Mis-
Stages from prominent poin,. in H.,n~as con.
nee, with the Hannibal aud ST. Joseph Rsiiroa,,
at Leayenworth, A'chison, Kansas Ci,y. and 81.
Joseph. - :. ~ "''A o.
DAILY Stage conceptions made from, ro;n,. on,
'ne hetroad TO Lexington. Richmond, Bsurs
wick, Paris, Indep~ndence, Csrrolton. a..
=, IhROIGh TICKETS IN all points East
North OF South, sold II the offices oa Tin. Con,
pany nj Lawrence, Kansas City, Leaycuwor,b
Atchison- or ST. Joseph - $3.50 .'
The II. q ST. 10. X. T. Co., ara saline
SIN HUNDRED THOUSAND ACHES
fertile land. situated along its line, ,t ov r,,..
upon long credit. Apply To JOSH All III M.
Land Commissioned. Hannibal.
onippefs OF Freight BY the lse snve time -
insurance. J. 7. X. HAYWARD
GRoAr. Gen. Ticket Agent.
w hosiSsos, Gen. Freight Agent.
I<o-S9 SO So 80 80 - 80
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Tug FRoG AND TIE Ox.-As an
Ok grazing 10 a marshy mead.
ow, he happened 10 set his foot on
IA family of young Frogs, and trod
almost the whole Of them TO death.
One, however, escaped, and telling
his mother Of the sad fate Of the rest
of the family, ne said, And mother,
ii was such a big beast; never saw
such large one in my life WAS
il as large as this!' said the old Frog,
blowing herself out as much as pos.
sible1 Oh said the little one, q
great deal bigger, mother well.
was il as big as this!' and she pulled
out her speckled skin still more
oh, mother, it is no use Of your try.
ing TO make yourself as big rs it, for
were YOU even TO- burst yourself,
vcu would not be near its size
The mother-Frog was much annoy.
ID at this remark; SO she once more
tired TO increase her size, and she
hurs, herself indeed. Do not cove'
that which is beyond your reach.
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CASH PURCHASERS
To which We invite the special attention Of

CASH PURCHASERS /:
5000 SACKS OF FLOURI
200 Hogs'd N. q. Sugar,
200 Bbls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 Bis. $. H. & N. o. MOlassess
100 Els. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio coffee,
100 Mats Java coffee;
900 Kegs Assorted Mails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 Pks. Mackercl s. Herring !;
80 coils Cordage;
100 Half Bis. S. G. Soda,
100 Bxs. Babbiit's Salaratus:
800 Bxs. Yeast Powders:
800 Boxes Raisins:
400 do Manuf'd Tobacco;
300 Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
1000 Bdls. Wrapping Taper:
250,OOO Segars. 10 !
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SLEEPING CARS
on MONT TRAINS 10
Philadelphia, New York and Balt;Rsvs.
Baggage Check Through and Trans
ferred Free.
En- ElGATS

By this route Freights of all descriptions can
b forwarded to and from Phi,sdelphia, New
York, Boston o. Baltimore, to and from any
point on the Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indi-
ana, Iilinois. Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, BY
RAIL Road DIRECT.
The PeanA Central Railroad also cosnec.s at
Pittehurg viii Siesma9 BY which Goods can Be
forwarded to any port on the Ohio. Mississippi.
Mis0ari, Kansas, and other western rivers; and
At Cleveland; Ssndusky and Chicago with Stea-
mers n al Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entfusting the srans-
poriaiioo Of their freight to this Company, can
rely with coa6dsace on it, speedy transit.
The Rates Of Freight 10 and from
any point u he West BY the Pa. Central r. Z,
are II eli times - YAvosaDts - are charged By
other Rsilroad Companies.
S18s PARTICULAR 70 mark packages VIA PExs'A
CExfsAL r. r.
For Freigh, Con,racts OF Shipping Directions.
apply 70 or address either Of The following Agents
8. B. KIsosrox. Jr.. Freight Agent, Philads.
d. A. SrkwARr, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE & Co., TPsssfer Agsnis. Pittsburgh.
H. W. BRowN i Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
MoREHEAD & Co., Louisville, Ky.
r. F. SAse, St Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE Co., Chicago, Ill.
B. G. Meldrum, General travelling Agent FOR
the South and West.
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Tmr WIND AND THE SuK.-Once
dispute arose between the Wind
and the Sun, as TO which Of them
was the strongest. and they agreed
TO test their powers upon q traveller
trying which should be the FIRST 10
get his cloak Of. The Wind began,
and blew with all his strength q
cold, biting blast. accompanied with
a sharp. driving shower; but the
fiercer he blew the tighter did the
man clasp his cloak around him
Next broke out the Sun, dispensing
the rain.clouds before him, and shi-
ming with bright and welcome 5rys.
His warmth quickly drove off the
effects ofthe Wind; and as he shone
stronger and warmer, the traveller.
o,cIcome with heat, took of his
cioak, and hung it upon his arm
Persuasion is better than force.
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fof the 9atlt folks.
oyEkrAKEN IN EVIL.

May Smith was a needless and
disobedient girl, and often brought
herself into trouble I,y disregarding
the advice of her friends and the
commands Of her parents.
One day she was going out TO
play, and her mother said to her:
Now, Mary, you must keep
away from the pond, and be sure
not to so near any deep water
Yes. ilwill.' said Mary. and away
she went for her afternoon sport.
There was a milI-rond about 1
quarter of a mile from her home. to
which she often went contrary to
tho orders Of her parents, who were
afraid she might faA into the water
and be drownded: and it was this
pond her mother forbid hersgoing
40 on the present occasion.
Mary did not design 10 ,disobsy
her mother when she went from the
house; but she had not been out an
hour until her attention was drawn
tina, way by seeing some young Ia.
dies and gentlemen in a boat. sail.
ing along on the water. She had
often witnessed the like before, sc
that it was no novelty TO her, bu,
il attracted her, nevertheless, and
forgetting her mothers orders ant
her own promise, she ran down Il
the ponfto obtain a nearer VIE y o
the boat and, its inmates. : 4T<tia
Presently the boat drew up OF
tAs other side, and its occupants dis
iersed into the woods TO enjoy them
81 IS. aud Mary left TO entertain
3l.. soii As best she could. Presently
ne saw some very pretty flower
growing on the brink Of the stream
and with her usual heedlessness.
she ran up to pluck them. But tn.
water having washed away tie banl
from beneath, she had scarcely
reached out her hand to grasp thu
flowers when the thin crust CAV,
way, and with a scream Of terror
she felllinto the water where it va.
ten or twelve feet deep. For a liz
lie time her clothes kept her, from
sinking, and she. called loudly fo
help. One Of the gentlemen on thu
other side heard her cries and ran Il
hes resche. 4 49, 9 -
But before he could unfasten thu
boat and row across she had SUM
the third tune. and twas with grea
difficulty he could lift her out Of thu
water, He knew her., and taking
her in his arms. he started home
with her as fast as he could 60. thu
water runningfrom her mouth all,h'
WAY. H u
She was a sad sight, and her mo
ihcr was greatly alarmed, but afte
much labor she was restored - con
sciousnessc This was dear lesson
but il made Mary a better girl.
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B. r. eABlTT'S e.
NEW YORK CITY
s Q a p. E..

an osinS1ng out . new aud ueelul article o
Superior French Chemical Erasiye Soap
or New York City Soap, pat up in box
ex Of 60 sars, one pound eseh Tke serr;,.
Erasive and Defensive Soap has, since lis intro
ducrion TO the American public. hen mo.s AZ.
orably known - the 90 20. -" :" :
Best and Cheapest Washiss Ssap
In Market: Resent discoveries Lkaoss osls 4.
Gle possessing ehemical "DRrss s,Sr AZ ~
sIvs' qualities far superior to anv other S.,en
I hailenge tie World to Prodxce i,
= - E9se1. 20 pa slal70''
This Soap is rapidly taking tie p,scs Of Ill o.
sr soaps, wherever introduced. Ono pound viii
90 as Tar rs three pounds Il ordinary fin;ly -
But one quarter Tie tia'e aad lab0r are rcuuirsi
TO do the same amount OF wsahing as win H.
best Ut family soap. il will wasii with nm
water. Clothes need no boiling. sud bat IittIe
rubbing with the hands. thuD svOidine ,le vear
spO0 The washh,ard. II doss not ini1re the Is.
ric; an the contrary, il preserves it, and xes the
o!on II will remove paint. szsass. o s,aiss
OF all kinds. directions sent N each box for
making One Ps0Wa Of tho above Soap into
3 G1llons 81 laAAAsoae Sofa ScaD.
Send 'os boz and give e Trial. II YOU Do nos
want whole bog ysasask, 81 yousneiehAers =
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to shippisR The goo,ss Ain, Givs tia pame q
your pOst-ofice, with the State and County is
whIch you rsside, Address. NsoH "a.
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- Washington seueet, New YSsh.
IS Twill senA box Of ,Soap ON yeceipt Of g.
u Please send Uniied States Treasury Notes
OF Postage OueBency. - se ~.
b, I. BAssirT ii also the manufacturer Of The
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SALaRATrs: Soar Powpsn, YEAsR :PowDun
MEDICINAL FAST CoNcExy1AI1D PneAsR. Coz
cENThATEp Lky, "ExnA S1Ancu, RAM YAn-
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1864. For the Winter! 1866.
TOLEDO, WABASH
GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD LINE
FROM QUINCY. TO TOLEDO.

TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS leave
Il Q.incy, in connection with Hannibal l. ST
joseph Railroad, msking SuRR AND Direct Con-.
xxcTIcxs 70 Easaer, Clues.
Passengers leaving 81. Joseph At 3:l5, A. M,
will leave Quincy same afternoon At ass.
The Dsy Express leaves Quincy at AS, A n.
The in1ucsmenis offered travellers BY this Line
are The Shortest Route, the Quickes,
Time. the Smoolhest Track and Sure
Connections all made in Union Depo,s
"A Superior sdvantsee over all osAer routes.
New Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
s6oediag pas,sasens Coon NsGnT's REsf while
ropidly pursuing their lourney.
~ Advertised Ealsehoods shall be REvurED.
The Rs-lis-able Road, the &. b. + @, advertise
that thsy are the Only Eastern Connection Of he
Hannibal & 81. 10. X. r., that they make quick
g lime 70 Eastern Cities, surer connections. and
y Landing. az q s&ieA lksy ksoss 70 b Ealss,
and 10 intended 70 deceive Travellers. 1.-THE
FACTS ARE, the DepOts Of both roads in Quin.
ey are lee than 800 yards apart.
e1Omnibss Tickets Furnished Fres Of Charge
70 passsaeen buying ieke BY our line, il the,
wish % ride from the Ferry to the Depot in Qnin.
ey-Dissancs 4 blocks.
Psaesagen p this route vii! reach incinnsti
: 1ao0fs Quicker then vie 81. Louis and
Chicago, and Indianapolis 10 HoUas So0NEai
BsgEaee checked through from st. Jo
DBy this Short and ONLY DIRECT Route,
Paas-nCsu avoid oil Delays. and The Expensive
Hotel bills and Omnibus Fare they sre sure 10
meet with st st. Louis and Chicago.
Tickets Tor sale at ill Principal OAicss Of the
H. I 81. J. Rood, and At our dice in Quincy.
TFavelss ere Respectfully CAusloxsD against
false representations Of Runners Of other roads
H. C 0OODELl. N. G. BRADLEY,
0enesei Agent. Passenger Agent
Quincy. III. Lssvenworth, Kan.
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Baggage Checked Through.

The n. d st. Joe r r., anb ksskuk puekef.
the North Missouri. and the Ohio 1 Misss,s,ppf
+. r. IS mnke- eloee and reiiuble eonneesions n
Ci1eimati. withs.s ousnibss rid, Nth The kys
The Little Miami Z Col,umhussA xse,s. and
Cincinnati. Hamiliot / Dayton Rel ROeds. for
Dayton and Collumbus. With the Ctcsesamf
Columbus and Ci.cinnafi R.R, for Cevei and
Buffalo 4 Niagara Ealls. The PittsburR, Collun,
bus i Cincinnati, and Posd Wayne q Chicago x.
z. IS for Pittsburgh sl1 PHILADELPHIA. The Cen,
t.al Ohio R.R.. i6r zafesviile. Wheeling and Bal
timose, Marietta : Cincinnsai E. R.. 70. Chilli
cothe, Marietta. Perkcrsbusg end Baltimore. and
with eishes Of tbs Four Great Easssrn Lass for
New Yosk o. Bcsson. a. a-s,
Passenger s BY this route have the advantage Of
vide and 81 acioas ears, with greater liberasisy OF
found on any other Railroad in the West, and III.
comfort affostied by 4. sss1s s.5t -, l..
Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars by uay-
And Fco,e's..patent ventilated sleeping cars BY
night. gss - - - -.
PASSENGERS from the West by The Ohio { Mss
ieirri R-R.. have the sdvsntaea over thnrs sbv
other lines IN THE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
RERTfiS. from Cincinnati as d ere are no chan
ges OF cars betvses Cineinssii and Cleveland.
Pittsburgh or brllsif.
Two daily tIrosh Exprsss tssin., SUNDAYS Er-
ssp'ed,) one train Sunday evening
Ohio h Mississippi time TEN minutes faster
than ST. Loui- time The pabi'c ars ssesmrefnliv
cautioned against bills advertising other routes
max ing quicker time. = = III sIisas =
Ask for tickets via Ohio 4 Missis-ip, liz. r.
For information. apply ct the Office, NJ Is.
directly on the eernsrof Fosrfh and Caesnas Sts.
under Planters House, ST. Louis
~ er haze Cen'i Tlckai Agent.
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PowrR OF THE BODY AND xrsD.-The
human body and mind may be viewed
az . large assemblage Of organs and
facullie. :. possessing nat:ve esssgy and
extensive spheres Of action. each esPa-
BIZ. of beins used or abused according
As it 10 directed. The extent Of range
oeJ1GsesPoesss d . prime elenestis
Re dignity of man. yet il il this which
renJess sduca,ior ~ important. A.
parents are the authors aud guardians
Of as beings thus spde.sf. j. y clear.
" their duty to train the faculties Of
those beings and to direct osm 10 tseir
objects. Says Palsy. 80 send On ~
educated child into The world 10 lit
be,,srthan to turn 4 mad dog. or ,
wild beast into sbe stsests Combs
N6hl Plilosophye 9
Be 3iIigefl. Jutiful and respectful
-
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The Best, Paper in the State
FAMILY CIRCLE.

including all ages and occupations. 80.
TERMS:
copy year, s2Os
10 copies yesr, SlS,e0
Six months half these rates. In case of clubs
the cash must be paid invariably in sdvaRce.
To persons unacquainted with our payer, we
will furnish il o.. trial four months for SO cents
in advance. f -. v
As an inducemen. to parsons to subscribe now
We ofes the followig6 aG ~
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STERE0SCOPES & STEREoSCOPIC VIEWS

Our Catalogue Of these will be sent to any
address on receipts Of Stamp
E. & H. T. ANTHONY,
Manufactures Of Photographic Materials, IS
SOL BRcADwAy, NV YoRK,
Friends or relatives Of prominent military men
will confer favor by sending US their likeness
es to copy. They will be kept carefully aud re-.
turned uninjured,
Fine Albums Made to Order for Con-
gregntions to present to their PASTOR or for other
purposes, with suitable inscriptions s,c. l5s.6m
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers VIII ind this the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. Capacious
Yards, well watered and supplied with every
convenience, have been opened on this line and
its connections. and every attention i paid TO
tirir wants, with choice Of marke, = Philsdei.
phia, New York or Baltimore = and via Allen.
town the shor,sst, quickest and most direct route
TO New York.
s ENOCH LEWIS, GenI Sapt. Altoona, Pa.
l.. l.. HOUPT, Gen1 Ticket Agent. Ph.lad'a.
II. II. HOUSTON, Gen'i Freight Agt.. Phila'
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9@g@a9@~

To,hc first new yearly subscribers up to one
hundred, who pay ia advance. we will present q
copy OF EVELINE VAUDEVILLE, or The
HoRsE THIEARIvAL, q deeply interesting story
OF the early settlement Of Ohio-a work which
at this junctusc, will prove more than. ordinarily
attractive in Kansas; II SUITS TEE TINES HKRK
NOW. First come FIRST ssYved~ As
AGENTS WANTED.
We wan, . few agents to eanyass f,r The IN
DE- pendent, 10 whom we offer liberal inducements
- CALL Soon. e
J. w. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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No. l5--Cabinet Organ,
Sane a. No. Is, in Walnut or Oak.

Among the many distinguished mu. icians who
unquslifiedly endorse the CABINET ORGAN
may be found The namesof Gottschalk, Tba!bsrg.
VIM. Mason, s. Il. Mills, Wollenhaupt, Sat'er,
Fradei. Stakosch, 0robe and San deseOn, Pan ssis;
aud Morgan. Zundei, Wilcox, Mosenihal, Mag
ra,h, Smith. Flint Wels, Tuekesman, and Cutter,
Organists.
What the larger pipe organs are to larger
chui ches and halls, the CABINET OnSANs IRE to
private residences and smaller churches and halls
They occupy little room, are elegant ss pieces Of
furniture, and are not lisble 70 get out OF order.
Just pubished:- SCHOOL FoR' TRs CABINET
ORsAN. BY Geo. 2. Root. Price q. RECREA.
Tioxs FOR the CABINET OnsAx Six numbers,
Of Is pages each. Price 30 cents per number, or
q 50 per set. a
" arerooms in Boston, No. 274 Washington
street. Address the undersigned. Warero0ms
in New York, Nos. 4 Mercer street. Address
MASON BROTHERS.
InstrumeA,s nay be ordered BY letter with en-
tire con6deace Of recsiving them - perfect %
though selected at our WSrsgooms. 4 dr." on
. Boston OF New York Bank, made p. ..ie To
our order, should. in such cases, scf :.pany the
letter. Descriptive Catalogue sent tres BY mail.
MASON 4 HAALlN. Makers.
BOsr0N, MAS.
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nYSPEPSlA. ERYsIPrLAs, KIDNEY Gov
~ PLANT, Sick end Nervous Headache. Neu.
rslgia. Gravel. letter, Barber. Itch and Bald.
meas. A Treatise on the above diseasee v;Ih
theie SsEEDv and PsakANsxf Cuas, cent irse
- any address. Address 8. C. UPHAN. No. Is
sOuth Eighth 8tsess, philadelphia, Pc.
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Splendid List 81 Articles !! An to Dc
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% Gents Gold asntns- ease wsteAes 90 -
80 Ladjss' Gold md eaans1ed DO 8O 70
$40 Cents nsnting ease Silver do 3 70 -
g: s:is V Urea c..,n sss
- /. o,si Bard Bracelet. 49,: rs
500 Chased Cold Daeslets Ste -
90W Chatslaiae Chains aud GaaFd Chains - -
10 solisaiss AID GOLD BseseAes too
9Ao0 Lava md Flossstise BsuseAa ]Ne
5000 Coral, Opal enA Hmenld BFeaches .lOe
500 Mssate, JET, Lava 4 Floesna Ess Dsope. lte .
800 Coral. Opal and Emerald lto .
600 C.iifcsnia Dt:.oed es:cs Pee $50 y
So0o Fob and Beease Ribbon Slides 3to 10
sem se,s Solitaire sleeve Basaeas, sssds ete. 30
~ Gold Thimbles, Psacils, etc. lto7
1000 MineatusS L0cksts So 10 Z
So Coll, a. Tooth p; sS c,e:s.s e.. sHs
sooo Plain Gold Riass 40 10
1000 stone ss.s and Ssenes Riags t3Sss II
Ie0eo California Diamond Rigs : 70 10
1s0O Sets LAdies' Jewely. Jcs a.d.Gol $50 Is
GO 60; a.. D.. .,.. Cameo, s rs:4 ess; :: =: Is
ieooe :. . ssd ssld-nsssted holdsss , 70 Z
SEQ -" a.d sea6-exieasioa Do SO -
$40 Silver CoSaets and Driaking Cups sto .
$50 IS Fruit asd Cake Baskets 80 s.
500 Dosen Silver Tea spoons, PET tesen IeO =
500 Do :, do Table DO aoa Fsshs coto -
In conseqesnes q she Grsat saagmasioaof 1ade
IN lie 0anuuoCIUtuk 0leU1c0 q EmgJoD0s Unto
| the war having en- Il The suPpiy of cetape, Q
large qusntity Of Valuable Jewelly, originally
intended for the English market he's been seai
off for sais n ID esunt1y, end HUsf 81 SOLD ~
ANY sACslFIcs!l
Under these ciTesostances, ARRANDALE
g. CO., actine - Agents for The principal Euro
pean Manufacturers, have resolved upon 0RIAf
GIFT DISTRIBUTION, subject to the following reg.
ulatiSas :lc .s9ctle1 251oCo ID so 20
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and
| its value are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES,
| and we'll mixed. One Of these envelopes will Be
q nj By mail b any address ION recsipe Of = cent?
ALL ARTICLES sold At ONE DoLIAe EACH, WIZ.
oCg 1EoARD 10 vALCE!:
On receipt Of the Certificate, you will zee what
you are going 70 have, so3 then il = 1t yo1r op-
tiOn to send the Dollar and take The articles q
not Purchasers nay thus obssin God Watch,
Diamond Ring, a anv Set Of Jewslsy % our list,
| for OxE DOLLAR, and in no caee en- ihsy Get lsas
than one dollars worth, - there ere no blanks.
The price ef Certificates l. a. fellows: ~
One for. - .. - cQDo0
FIVE Tor. II
Eleven f6f... ........
l. Thirty for. ........S
Sixty.five for ...... 10
| One hundred fOr.... 1880. IS
Agents win be allowed tea cssis On every Ger.
tirate ordered bv them, provided their vesiiiaacs
amounts TO One Dollar. Aeents will collect 8
cents for every Certificate and remit IS cents 70
! us, either in cssh or Postage Ssamps.
ARRANDALE 4 CO,
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Photographic Albums.

Of these We manufacture q great variety, rsr.
ging in price from 50 cents TO $50 each.
Our ALBUMS have the reputation of being
superior in beauty and durability 10 any others
The smaller kinds can be sent safely BY mail Al
postage Of six cents per ounce.
The more expensive can be sent BY express.
We also keen n laaRe assortment OF
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HDRUNXEHHEss CURED 81

THE lnebriate may now bid defiance 10 the
y rEMrrlse cur. DR. ZANES ANTlDOTE
FOR STRONG DRINK is certain ous. ros
3lss s 4 creates dislike toeEstropg
knowledge Of the patient Price, 81 box. Rent
By mail 70 any address, by s, G. UPHAN, sO3
Chestnut Street.. Philadelphia, ".. Circulsrs
ssnt free. 0mv
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o. 01Cabinet Organ

Diiies from No. 3 in csse only. This instru
meet IL escssed in elegant rosewood, highly pol
ished-issisued .lso Tor the parior.
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No. d. abinet Organ

Same music Is in Nos. - and 23-in plain sub
stantial Black Walnut or Oak case. This style
is extremely popular-perhap the moss 30 Of any
that we make-its moderate price placing IL
within reach Of ALL and serves we'll for either the
parlos, vestTy, school, Of lodge room.
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No l2-Cabinet Organ

Differs from No. II in case only. For organisss
who are inexperienced in the use Of pedals, this
il our bee, chure instrument Being less com.
plicated than the No. 10, and better adapted 10
transportation, we eau confidently recommend
il o very desirable for churches, public .ha lis
aad lodge rooms. Also desirable pArlor in
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AurOMATog gWgll,I
Patented October q, 1852.

The capabilities Of the above Instruments
an orgar within the reach Of oil who desire it
have opened for il an entirely new fed, hith eEto
unoeeapied b any mseical instrsnene and have
elisited the upqusjihed indorsement OF over OKE
HvxDlED AND FIvrY Of the leading OSsanisss
and MusicianS Of the country.
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CARD YHoTocRArns.

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