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Cabinet Il American Organs

low as before the war, at S-''e -
POWERS 81 sTORY,S.
We huy only from the best manufacturer. ard
warrant every instrument we SELL not only for a..
ys1', ot 10 suif fae purctdser st-U yet5e-, A.
deliver, set up, and keep IL in tune the irst yea
81 cond hand Pianos taken in exchange toUard.
at their full value.
We are the sole Agents for Vermont for the cei.-
orstei steinway sons. United Co.'S HazeIton
Bros >, Chickering's, Dunhams and BraSburyi.
Pianos Also furnish from any other maker. "a
sired also limited supply OF our own make
Are Agents Tor the state for Mason 4 uamlin,.
Cabinet organs and the American Organ whose a.,
periofity over the Melodeon Is now uniyersalIv al
ritt-d 49,
Among the number who have recently pureb,..d
ofus we refer 70 Prof Proctor and Hon G.P "a
munds BuTlingt1n Chas. Olmstead and Mr.. Ro,- :
man. Rutland T. VI. Strong and II. Stevens Yer
gennes T. Elithorp, rdport A J. Coin, linn.
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Brook L. 4 simpson, Moriah Mrs Field
keesevlilc Mr. Nhitesides Champlsin , Colonsi
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IOO PEiECPS
LARGE rEEL PLATE EScR,vu
IN p o RT ut:

OF LINCOLN. GRANT. sherman. Sber.s,,
~ !ected in AeE York Nth great care ~
at STlEY'S Nus, S.--.
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NEW SKIRTS FOR 1865
THE GREAT INVENTION nF THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

w. RR4DLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Tor Lonblel SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS BRADLEY 4 CARY, tlate J. I. 4
] a. West SOLE PRuPRiE7DRS and
MANUFACTURERS, ~ Chambers and -
and 81 Keadc Streets, New York.
THIS INVENTION consists Of DUPLEX
Tor two) Elliptic steel Springs, ineenionsly
Hra;dci Tightly and Firmly .ogc, or, edge
TO edge, making the toughest, most flexible
Elastic and Durable Spring ever used. They
seldom Bend or Breat like the Single
Springs, and consequently Preserve their
Perfect and Beautiful Shape Twice Ms long
rs any other Skirt.
The WONDERFUL FLfxIBILiTY and Great
Comfort and pleasure to any Lady wearing
he Duplex Elliptic Skirt Willie experienced
particularly in nj. crowded Assemblies.
operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars, Church
l'ews, Arm Chairs for Promenade and HonS
Dress, as the Skirt can be folded, when in
use to occupy small place ~ easily ~ y
Silk or Muslin Dress.
x lady having enjoyed the pleasure, COM
fort. and great convenience of wearing tn"
Duplex Elliptic steel Spring Skirt fo' .
single day. will never afterwards Willingly
lis, c..sc with their use. For Children, Mis-
ses, and Young Ladies, they are Superior TO
all others.
They are The best quality in every Par,
! and Unques,ionably The Lighiest, Most De-
sirablc, Comfortable, and Econ mical SNlrt
Ever made.
FOR SALE in all First Class Stores IN
This City AMI throughout the United States,
aud Canadas. havana lie Cuba, Aexico, S,uth
America and the Vest Indie
INQUIRE FIR He DUPLEX ELLlPrI
SKIRT. nl3week / 3
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The Confessions And Expcricnce
OF A NERVOUS INVALID.

Published for the benefit and as 4 cautio,
TO young men, and others, Who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, Of Nan
hood, &C.. supplying 1T the same time Tuv
AEANs Of sELF-cuRE. BY one who has cured
himself after undergoing considerable
qusckery. by enclosing post paid address.
scd envelope, single copies may be had Of the
author.
NATHAx,EL KAYrAlR, Esq, Bro. Kiln, Kings
ssl22ly Ccun,. Kew York
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Weak ness or DlbllIty Induced by
Over Fatigue

win soon disappear by the use of these in
valuable Pills, and the Soldier will quickly
acquire additional strength. Never let the
Bowels he eish~r confined or unduiy acted up
on. It RAY seem strange that Holloway
pills should he recommended for Dysentery
and Flux, many persous surpcsing that they
.ouid incIea the relaxation This is a
great mistake, for these Pills will correct the
liver and stomach, aud thus remove Al the
ncrid humors from the system. This medi-
cine will give tone and vigor to the whole or
RAnic 'systcm, however deranged, while
health and strength follow as matter I
course. Nothing will stop the relaxation Q
Ii Bowels 50 sure as this famous medicine
Sores and Ulcers, Bloches and Swellines
can with certainly be radically cured, if the
Pills are taken night and morning, and the
Ointment be freely used rs stated in the prn
ted instructions. lftreated in any other man
ner, they dry up in one part to break ont in
another Whereas this Ointment will remove
the humers from the system, and leave the
Patient vigorous and healthy mnn II will
require little perseverance in bad cases to
insure 4 lasting cure.
70 which every Soldier and Sailor are LA.
hle, there are no medicines SO safe, sure, ami
convenient, rs llolloway's Pills and Ointment
The poor wounded and almost DYING snffere,
might have his wounds dressed Immediate
il he would only provide himself with this
matchless Ointment, which should be thrus
into the wound and srnearei all round it. then
coycd with 4 piece Of linen from his KNAPP
sack and compressed with handk erchief.
Taking night and morning, or Pills, to
cool the system and prevent inflammation.
Every Soldiers knapasck AMI Seaman
Chest ehonll be provided With these yalua-
ble Remedies.
CAUTION None are genuine unless
the words "Hytouoy, hep York and Lond on. y
are discernibie as a Water mark il. every Leaf
tf the book Of directions around each 20. Or
box; the same may plainly be seenby holding II
Leaf The Ugh. A handsome reward mill be
given to ore rendering such information as
may lead to the detection Of any party Or par
ties conn,erfeiting the medicines or veniine
the same, knowing them to be spurious.
sSold at the manufactory or profcsso,
HoHoroy, 50 Maiden Lane New York, and IL
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icine, throughout the civilized world, in boxe.
at 80 cents, 10 cts. and 81 10 per box.
There is considerable saving by takino
the larger sizes.
n. B.-Directions for the guidance Of nat.
tents inevery disorder are ailxel 10 each box
5ynl7.
o0Dsalsrs in my we'll known medicine,
can have Show Cards, Circulars, Sc. sen
them, FREE OF EXPENSE, By aliressin,
Thomas Holloway, 50 Maiden Lane N. y.
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Insure with the Phoenix.

-.-.- - : - - -
RA1lAM & NELSON.
GENERAL AGENTS q DEALERS
in al kinds Of
Observation-Disclosures!
Farming Machinery,
Have now on hand for Sale,
KIRbY'S CONE NED REAPER
AND NO WEIR,
]. II. Manny's Combined Reaper
and Mower,
Bulls Ohio Reaper and .Nmr1r.
Sweepstakes Threshing Machines, Two Horse
Buck eye Cnliivators, Runk's Patent
Gang Plow, r Z. Galt's Ia
tent Combined seed
sower and
Cultivator,
Stoners Patent Cast Steel Wire Tooth Sulkey
Horse Rake,
Selby's 6 Elders Premium Corn Planter.
G. ". Browns [Galeshnrgh, Corn Planter,
Spring. tooth Hay Rake without wheels
and lifted over the winnow hy hand.
Wooden Tooth Revolving Horse
Eakes, Burrail's Ir,n Corn
Shelters, llile-roll hay
cutters, also LAYER
hay-cutters,
Horse hay-fo,ks, Five-tooth cultivator, double
shovel-Plows, Grand Detour Flows
Of all sizes, and
Moline Clipper Flows.
Particular attention is called to our assort
ment Of r. 4. Smiths
CAST CAST. S FEEL PI.OWS!-
Large Size breaking P7o,rs, uith and
NnhVut trucks.
| Wakefield corn. planters, which arc the
| best in use. We have also, the best assor,.
ment Of FORKS, spades, shovels, hoes and IA kes
in this markct; also baskets Of all Kinds
measures of all kinds, curry combs, card !
| horse = PUSHES coffee mills, wash boards
| selves, buck saws, saw bucks, ox.bows. clothes
wringers, well-bnckcts, fax and wool wheels
brooms, bed-cords, halters, pals, wash-tnbs.
wooden. bowls, grind-stones and hancinps
fork an hoe handles of al. kinds and sizes
also general assortment Of wagon stuff.
consisting Of hubs, felloes, sawed and bent.
spokes, axels, tongues, buggy poles and shafts
finished AMI unfinished
Also, large supply of Schuttlers and Racine.
| ( Wisconsin, Wagons
In calling attention to the above articles
We do not claim that We have bought or can
| sell cheaper than anybody west Of Chicago -
We do claim however, that We have bought
arge stock, and as cheap as any one olse can
Guy. all Of which we intend 10 sell at prices
| that will warrant..those in need OF our goods.
in buying them. Call and examine for vonr.
el yes.
! GRAHAM q NELSON.
Toledo, Iowa, M.rch Is, s65 II
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The ONLY reliablcself. Adjusting Wringer
| The frame being Of Lon, thoroughly gal
vanizcd, rN8uaarr trnm rust rc@ored, and The
liability to shrink swell, split, sc. 50 Hhr-
roiislle in wooden machines. is rerent-d
No thumb serfws or romplratth fnstcaings Il
wear out or get ont of order il can be faster
ed firmly 10 the tna in sbag'f second
W ikR An TED WITH OR WITHOUT COG
WHEELS.
Il took the FIRST PREMIUM atFifty Sew
en- State and County Fairs in 1868. and j.
m,th.m an exception thr best Wringer ever mat.
Instead Of believing the statements Of par.
ties interested in the sale Of other Wringcrs
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Testit THOROUGHLY with ANY aud ALL
others, aud ii not entirely satisfactory, re.
turn il.
II will wiring anything from threadtc a
bed guilt without alteration
Patented in the United States, England
Canada, and Australia. Agents, wanted in
every town.
R,nam Manufacturing Co:
CESrLEMEN I kMor from proeficle rTpera-
ence that iron reli gairan.ed nth zinc m'n MOI
oridize or -ust on particle. can safely say,
after several years experience in the mann
facture Of chain for chain pumps and water
drawers, IN wntCU I nAvS UeSleu tUS 0ulUuy
Of Irc and zinc, that il the process be con-
du tied properly, il is perfect weld Of the
txo.
Nearly one year ago my family commenced
using one Of your Wringers. It now per-
forms all its function. a. we'll as it did the
frat time il was used and has become an in
dispcnsahle article with rs. | have closcly
observed several other kinds Of clothes wiring
ers, the moaus opcrnndi being different, try
ing to produce the same results as the putnam
Wringer, bnt in my Judgment they have fnil-
ed. The Putnam Wrinser is a. near perfect as
possible, and can cheerfully recommend it 10 &c
the best in use.
Respectfully yours.
JNO W. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio
Many wears experience in the calvanizng-
business enable me to inlorsc the above
statement in all particulars.
JNn. W. LEFFERTS,
No. loo Beekmann Street.
New York, January. 1864
10. I. $3.50. No. A. $3.50.
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and re.
tail hy
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. Is Platt Street, New York, and Cleveland
Ohio.
sc. NORTIIROp, Agent.
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r E E v E S
Original, Genuine & Reliable.l
AMlD n DSlA
FOR THE GROWTH BEAUTY 4 PRES
EKvATlON OF THE HAIR.
Established 1860
Price 75 Gents per Hottie
This preparation can
show living evidences
Gifts excellence.
SEE
Photograph and read
certificate Of Mrs. VIM
Sutton--hair fire .fcet
and me inch in length
used Reeves Ambro.
STA about 20 months.
ALSO
Photograph and Ger
tihcatc Of Mrs. L. NJ.
Neil-haiI FIR .tert in
length --nsel the AM
brnsia IL months.
Thousands are using
this preparation and
offering ruling tesfi-
moniat
These Photographs, fnlen from If, have
been awarded to extend the knowle.lr~ o.
the merits Of lis wonderful discovery. Tn
dreds have seen these ladies aid heard tie
acts from their ownss lips
Mrs. MaNyyell,s Testimonial
New York Dec. %, 1868.
Knowing positively that.lsecves' Amb7osia
produced beantif, head Of hair for M,s
Lizzie Shepherd, Of Brooklyn, N. r., wa
induced, thereby, to use II throughly, need
ed something for my hair, it hc'ng short
and thin had used one-half dozen bottles
when ! could plainly notice an increase in
its length and beouty. An experience Of abolt
two years has proved complete saceess NJ,
hair is now, by measurement four fri ~
inches IN length nearly rca,hing 10 the too
have allowed my photograph TO psoclai
the merits Of REEVES :MnRosIA TO the world
Mrs. WALLACE Il. MAXW ELL.
ALL EsTERPRlsiMG
Druggists have these Photo
graphs
AND KEEP For SALE
Reeves ..Ar.a.. g .ts ar7 .4tls
Druggists mho may not have our preparation
wilisend for it---ifapplied 10
Principle Depot. 81 Fulton 81
New York
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I>icay Notice.

From the subscriber on the 2sth day Of
May. in iowa township Dubuque county, =
sor, Of mare, ninc years old, fifteen hands
.nd one inch high SUM- white hair on the
forehead, and white SPOT on The right side
Of her hack, a small scar on the left side Of
her neck near the point Of her shoulder left
hip knocked down. blood npavin on beth hind
legs, and ~ halter on whom she left, md
shoes Ill around.
A liberal reward will be paid TO anybod,
who will take up the same or will give in
formation about tho s,'np, " my Post Office
i, Epwerth, Dubuque county.
uRsDN LYON.
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Apple Trees.

J have for sale Mt my nursery, at SPRING
1KhEk, lama County, quantity o. larg"
'onr and five years old apple trees. which
will sell very cheap.
Those who wish 10 raise apples at m carly
lay rs possible, should not tail 10 procure
some Of these trees next fall. Taken up
with care and Immediately transpantel
next Fail, will ensure their growth the fol
lowing year
They are choice varieties Of grated stock
Al o,her nursery products also for sale.
G. N. KNAPP.
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NOLL0 Avs PILLS
And DIN ME- N
Sick Headaches and want Of Ap-
ah1.1i1n Incidental to Soldiers

petite, Incidental to Soldiers.
Those feelings which 50 sadLcn u. usually
or sc from trouble or annoy lnces, INSTRUCTED
Ierspiration, or eating and drinking what
ever is nnwholcscmc thus disturbing the
heahhful action Of the liver md stomach
7 csc organs must be relieved, you desire
t. be we'll. The Pills, taken according 10 the
rinted instructions, will quickly produce
healthy action in both liver and stomach, and
natural consequence, clear head and
good appetite
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ma NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL
WEAK NESS, etc, ran b. cured by one who
has really cured himself and hundreds Of
others, and wiz tell you nothing but the truth
Address with stamp
EDWARD II. TRAVER.
Loeb Box. Boston Mas
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THE TRIPLE REMEDIES.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

tremen
luhc IN rau att md huE
Disorder i gin t the h
IAN hat The M % an % k 10 psprnhn
"unl
A
When KIN thoroughly riding to tho Urgmn
has GiG eucni t m put cic nvnin
c tusj i ~ p Of : M a women and vyheh
and nnh h t wG rem " tie
h y dyn q AM gof he mraun
from which nsmaaesa
effect afh beyond Al mi n i = Nemesis cyavndm
ADAM
t. mel hy ena from
New rrnCY
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4YDM'5 paAloDlgGA4 DnDp5.

Ma
d Ieguh
cMy oil %
except h diw prpMcab y
having m hov
Il bls
known H an and reliable
phni n MG q tarN
q United
j. Ii, New Hycnit
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ALL DESPERATE CASES
VENEREAL DISEASES,

because they fancy it 10 not re.p-stoiI. to rca
them.
sufferngs. will not know any difference in the
respectdbtlitv Of dsedses-a maladiec are alike fit
subjects for his care and reflection.
There exists, without doubt doplorable de-
gree Of ignorance in regard to the nature and treat
ment of the whole clsss Of Venereai Diseases. Our
hospitals and. graveyards are full Of the monu-
it requires bold. scientific Physicians to mako this
department
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Pact and philanthropy.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.I
Fact-The freedmen won't work, even to
supply the most pressing necessity.
phiidnthropy-Then give each Of them a
forty-acre farm.
Fdct-They hang about the towns to beg
and steal.
PhH-Then amend the laws so as TO allow
them TO sit on juries and testify in the
courts.
Fact-They are naked and homeless, and
unless relieved, will starve to death.
Pha.-Then establish schools for their edu-
cation, and churches for their conversion.
Fdct-They have neither foresight nor
economy, and are at once helpless and dan
gerous.
FaI-Then obliterate in your society all
distinctions on account of color.
Fact-They destroy their children, and
are themselves infected with loathsOme dis
cases.
Phd-No higher proof could be given of
the unity of the human race or of the higher
moral endowments of the African. Give
them an abundance Of bibles, tracts and tes-
taments.
Fact-The women prostitute themselves,
and the men aid them in the traffic and di-
vide with them the proceeds.
Pll-This proves their eminent fitness
for the holy state Of matrimony, which, with
the aid Of Divine Providence, we haveintro-
duced among them.
Fdct-They are universally unfaithful in
the marriage relation.
Pha-TlIis only shows how like they are
TO ourselves.
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Con aaera,ion AZ CoIumou., n,.srssrppi.

We have reliable information that there
was an extensive contagraton nj Columbus
Mississippi, last Saturday night
About hali-past eight o'clock the alarm
was given, and il was soon asocrtained that
the extensive building, known rs the Con
Tolerate Arsenal building and occupied rs
a Government store-housc for storing cotton,
was on fire. This building was about three
hundred feet long, with two wings, forming
three sides Of square. II was Of brick, and
probably cost $4,000 or 100000.
The ere was discovered issuing from all
sides Of the building at once, which fact
soon made il apparent that il would be inn
possible 90 rescue any Of the cotton from the
flames There were about two hundred
bales Of cotton outside the building, which
wa relied of and saved by the citizens
Mr. II. johnson was present, and person
ally assisted in getting the cotton ont Of the
way Of the flames. ID Is estimated that there
were about four thousand bales Of Govern
ment ,Vaon in the Arsenal building and all
o. it was entirely consumed.
The loss of me cotton and buildings is cs-
tMaJCd I'd one million vl dollars.
We learn that Che cotton and building
were guarded by L. s. soldiers. and how il
could have been sc, un FIRE SO a. 10 be en-
velcpod In flame In all par 4 the extern
siye building 40 tbs same Umc Is a mystery
YET 10 be solved.
The FIRE was undoubtedly the work OF in
ccndiarios, and il l. 20 be hoped that rigid
investigation win disclose the names OF the
guilty parties that they may be blasted
with the breath Of popular indignation.
Noble Iiuacs.
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having graduated at the University Of Pennsylvs-
MIA, at Philadelphia, in lS44-45, and since that
time he has diligently applied himself to his pro-
fessiOn and carefully Investigated All the remedial
agents best calculated TO alleviate the diseases of
suffering humanity. and thereby merit the conf
dence and esteem of his follow citizens. The en-
viable reputation which his