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16. Waro.

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10. YSaro.

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3irnaut. fos bic u; etkrltCren tire stsurgta IN Wthern
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Grns Grcarifon
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nan UeIteQlagets fir 0en s,Ueder" Srbicri1=
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H.. Waro.

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20eftemb QSafhinatnn W%auperelri.

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Gin neuti9cr Sat a. Ganitnl 0il.

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Be6onntm0C6ungen

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hB Sc ra1t, bus bic beg f%rlrung@. BeGmttn an Gde Don
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rdI &flemblp prn WGIplant.
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GitIdnber tn MHOntcrep. - Con 2uiS De %otOft
pom Sen SuGrifen scnUrtri'ea. &rnppea aus
SranFrcid,.-& in merriam fasr Dasnpf r BON cei'
Sanfcstruppfn seaOrrrnea. Cine @Srrt1ainaT
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SLEEPING CARS
or NIeHr TRAINS 40
Phitodelphio, -New York and Bolt;mofrs.
Baggage Check Through and Trans
ferred Free.
FREIGH1S.

BY this route Freigb;s of all descriptions cnu
he forwarded 10 and from Phi adeiphia. New
York, Boston or baltimore. TO and from any
point on the Railroads OF Ohio, Kentucky. lnd'-
ara. Illinois. Wisconsin. Iowa or Misspuri, By
RAIL ROAD DIRECT.
Thc penn'a Central Ra lroad also cnnuec,s p,
fiitshurg With Steamers. by which Goods can te
forwarded "a any port on the Ohio, Mississippi
Missouri. Kansas. and other western rivers: and
at Cleveland. Sandusky and Chicago with Ssca-
mers tn all Ports on the North. W. siern Lakes
Merch,ris and slippers enirusiing the trans
porarion Of their freight to this Company, an
rely with confidence on its .reedy transit.
The Rates Of Freight 10 and from
any point in the ives, by the Pa Central f. Il.
are AT all times a FAVORABLE as are charged by
other Railroad Compsn'es.
3trBe particular TO mark packages VIA rrSS'S
CENTRAL X. r.
For Freight Contracts 81 Shipping Directions
apply or address either oil the iollowi ag Agents
OF the Company:
$. q. KINGSTON. IT., Freight Agent, phiinja
ID. A. STEWART, Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
CLARKE & Co., Transfer Agents. Pittsburgh
II W BR swN Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
MoREHEAp q Co, Louisville, Ky.
Y. + Sass :, LOUIS, Missouri
CLAgEE & Co. CHICAGO, III.
4. e. Meldrun General travelling agent f,.r
the South and West.
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DR.. T. B. TALBOT'S
Medicated Concentrated
p; =. n:e:::::le Cider.


The proprietor has known for a long time The
very beneficial results arsi from the oi this
valuable remedy, and has been induced TO place
it before the public Tor the benefit Of suffer ne hui
mainly, 1t will increase the strength. give Wig
or and action to the system, aud regulate diges
ton. Taken internally for pains of all kinds,
It's soothing and quieiing effect Is astonishing.
DR.. Wi!cox. an eminent physician. employed
il with gaeai success in treating Fevers, ID, spep
Nervous Affections. Weakness. Diseases OF the
Heart, Stomach a.id Bowels. Delicate Females
will find it an excellent remedy for all their de-
press ng ailments Itnever fails 10 relieve Nerv
Gus 'rremors, Wakefulness, etc. Ladies have
used this article with great success to heighten
their color and beauty. II imparts cheer unes.
TO the d spositioD, briilianey To the eomps xion
To travellers II $ OF inesiimable value. where the
water is likely TO vary ia quality and tendency.
Persons in any par, OF the country may adopt
il with the utmost CT niidence as timely, effica-
cious restorative.
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Aonth's department.
GAME.
WARNING.

This may be played by any num-
Der from ten 10 a hundred. One
begins the game by standing within
a line. running parallel for a con-
siderable length with. and about
three feet from a wall, or fence, and
repeating the following Words
warning once, warning twice,
warning three times over; busheI
Of wheat, bushel of rye, when the
cock crows on: jump l!-Cock- "a
doodle-doo!-Warning" He then
runs out. and touches the first lie
can overtake, who must return to
bounds with him. These two then
first crying "Warning" only join
hands, aud each Of them endeavors
to touch another; he also returns 10
bounds. and at the next sally joins
hands with the other two. Every
player who is afierward touched by
either of the outside ones, does the
like, until the whole be thus touch
ed and taken. 1t is not lawful TO
touch an out-player after the line is
broken. either accidentally, or by
the out-players attacking it, which
they are permitted TO do. lmmedi-
ately player is touched, the line
separates. and the out-pIayers en-
deavor to catch those belonging io
il, who are compelled 10 carry those
who capture them, on their backs,
to bounds. When three ale touch
ed, he who begins the game is emit
tied to join the out pIayers.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-10-28

A NOBLE ANswER.-ln a sermon
preached at Wesley chapel, recent
Iy, Rev. Thomas Sargent, of Balti-
more, stated that at a slave-markei
in one of the Southern States, nj
which he was present, a smart, act
i've coIored BOY was pu; up for sale.
A kind master who pi,ied his condi-
ton. and moi wishing him TO have
a cruel owner, went up 10 him, and
said,-
"Ifl buy you. will you be hon
est"
The boy with look that bafllcd
description. replied
81 will be honest, whether you
buy me or not"
This would, as Mr.. Sargent said,
do honor to any persons of any
age.-Washingion Republican.
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"a ~ ~
u . q 3 Al Is Z s =
] W BRADLEY's News Patc.,t Duplex
Eliplac Tor donblel Apring SKIRT.

J W BBADLEY'S Ncy- Patcat DUPfcN
Elliptic Tor double spring skirt.
This lnysn,ion consists al Duplex Tor two
Elliptic Pure Refined Steel Spring., ingeriously
BTaidei Tightly aud Firmly together. elge 10
edge, making the rougl,esl. most File xi5Ie, Elias
tic aud purabie Spring ever used They seldom
Bend or Breik, likc tie single springs and con-
ssgu' ntly preserve Their perfect and beanii nj
shape more than twice as long S any ngie
Spriag Skirt that ewes has been OF can be nade,
The wonderful hexilitiiy and great comfort
and D!ea.ure 10 any Lad, wearing the Dupex
Eliptical Skirt viii bc expefit need partler sry
IN crowded asset biI,s- opsrss. carriages. Rail.
roal cars. church ,cws arm chais, ter pronItn-
ade and house dges-. ss Ill. Skirt can b. folded
when IN use to occupy a small place AZ easily
and con- onicnty n silk or mnsiin dress
A Lady having enjoyed The pleasure and great
convenience oi wearing this Skin tor single
day will ae,er Afterwards Willingly Oh pense with
Its use FER children, nii.ses and young ladies
I'll are superior To AL others.
Ths Hoops are covered with ? ply double twist
ed hired. and viii wear twice n long the s,n-
gle ytrn covering " iich l. used go all single
si.ci hotp skirts. Tia. ) bottom rods On ey ~
Skirt are s'sc double steel, nd twice or double
cover q 10 pTeE' n, the ci'sereing from wearing
oil the rods when dragging down s,iirs. stone
steps, &C &c, uhch they constantly sabJect
ro WHEN in use.
all are made OF the new and elegant Corded
Tape. and ar the best quality ia every pari, pis
in u The nrcr the most graceful au4 peri c.
Shape pos ip,r and are afqursiionshly The light
es,. mast desirable comfortable aud eronom cal
Skin ever made.
WnsTs BRADLEY CARY. Proprietors OF the
fnvin'lon and Sole Manufacture. 81 Chambers
aud ~ \ 81 Rende Streets. Nrw-Yark.
Fef sale in sil first class Stores in this CITY.
ani tbruushcu, tn United States aud Csnni !.
III ,vana de Cnbs, Mexico, South America, and
the W. 81 Indies.
Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic Tor doubl'.l
Spring Skirt. 26e-3m
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers viii find ihi. The most
advantageous route Tor Live 81 OK Capacious
Yards. we'll waiered and supplied With every
have been opened on ibis line and
IL. connections. and every attention is paid Ia
their wants. with choice Of market - Philsie.
phia. New York or Baltimore - nnd via Allen.
town the shortest, quiekes, and wos' direct route
TO New York.
ENOCH LEWIS. Gen'l Sup't, Altoona. Pa.
J.. l.. HOUPr. Genl Ticket Agent. Philad's.
ii. ii. HOUSTON. Gen'l Freight ACT. Phila
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TO DHUNKARDs.

OLD DR. BucHAN's DkUNKARD's CrRE perma.
nentIy eradica,es the taste for strong drink, and
cures the WORT cases Of drunkenness in less than
eight weeks. Thousands OF reformed inebriates
nov bless the day thew were fortunate enough 10
commence The use Il This most valuable remedy.
50 package Mailed To any ad,ir.ss On receipt
OF an order, by JAMES, BUTLER.
j2a broadway N,'w York
20Sy Sole Agent Er tie T. s.
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9A1 @1V @a

To the first new yearly subscribers NJ 10 one
hundred, who pay in advance. we III present a
c,p OF ENELlNE MANDEVILI.E, or Tar
.oesk Is'rr RIVAL, de.piy Interesting story
OF tha early settlement of Ohio-a work which.
at this Jnncture. will prove more than ordinarily
attractive IN Kansas 1T SUITS TaE TINES ugKI
Now. First come first served"
AGENTS WANTED.
We want few agents tn canvass for the In.
dependent, 10 whom We offer liberal Inducements
sY Call Soon,
J. w, ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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BROWN 2. sSEER0

Have removed their Drug Store to
the corner Of Shawnee 4 9Th sts.. oppe-
size the Mansion House, Leavenwosth.
and have on hs.d a full supply Of Ned
icines. Fine Perfumery. Brushes of alb
kinds. and every thing pertaining to the
Drug trade. 189-tf
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JAM ES M'CAHON.
n TT ORN ETY. AT-L NV.
LeaveRWsIth, Kansas

Will practice in the District Co~,,..
Of Jefferson and Jackson c.ou,,;.. az
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The Best, Paper in the State
FOR THE
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The Boy VINO LOST HIS DINNER.
"A little boy was asked to dine
with an old lady and gentleman who
lived by themselves. They amused
him first by showing him pretty
books and pictures, and he seemed
10 enjoy himself greatly: but when
they sat down 10 dinner, 10 their
surprise, he would hardly eat any.
thing. The old lady asked him if
he did not like what he had been
helped to.
20, it is very nice, thank you,r
he said; but still he would not eat
more.
Presently, when the cloth was re-
moved he looked terribly disappoin-
ted and in a minute or two began
10 cry.
"What is the matter, my childt
they asked greatly distressed.
81 was waiting for the pudding"
sObbed he, ard now | have lost my
dinner"
Foolish little boy! he always gol
pudding at home, and he never iho'l
it possible that any one could dine
without il; so he neglected the meat
that was set before him, and lost his
dinner.
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fns PucNAc,oUs naM.-iohn b.
Cough. in one Of his eloquent tenn
perance lectures. was encouraging
those who signed the piyusr-;v SUI ;;:cs
TO il: .'Stick TO it," said he, 'as the
old ram did to his butting." The
fable is, that a farmer had ram
which would run his head against
the cows, horses, pigs, and indeed
against every thing in motion. The
farmer himself was more than once
butted over and he finally determ-
iued TO break up this propensity
So he tied heavy block OF wood
upon rope, and hung it on the
limb OF a tree. The block was set
in motion, and the ram, seeing il
move toward him, hit it a blow
This sent it of, but i, swung back.
when the ram hit it again, and so
kept on doing. The farmer watch
ed him until it was dark, and then
lett him, true TO his nature buttlng
away. Early in the morning, on
going out TO see how the ram had
Jared, he found that he butted him.
self all away, except a part Of his
tail, and that was hamrnerin. away
at the swinging block.-That's the
way to stick to your pledge.
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=: PENNSYLVANIA O..
% CENTRAL q
Rail cad.
DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE FROM
Pittsburgh TO Philadelphia.

/
LNR0M ell portions at the Wet Nortb-W West
| Il and South West, this line ard its conncc-
tons form either the shortest or the best route to
| fhiiadephta New y ork, Boston, Baltimore aud
Washington. The traveller may with confidence
rely upon sure connec,io, > high speed with per-
leci safety. and every appliance for comfort thar
can be procured New aud elegant passenger
cars, for day and night service have recently been
added 10 the eg uipment ct the Pa Cent? X. X.
At Pittsburgh. trains from the West run direct
TO the Union Depot. where passengers are trans
| ferred to the Trains OF the Penn. Ccntra! Il r..
| which leave Pitisburg and arrive al other points
rs lows:
Day EXPRESS -Lerves Piit-burg at 80 A. NJ.
stopping Of principal stations. Arrives AT Altco-
ma ! at so A. NJ, Tyrone A a NJ. Belefonie
1882 A. NJ, Lock Haven IL 30 T N. y itafrisonrs'
1,l0P NJ, Baltinoret 5,i5 Z n. New York VIA
Aileniown 30, p NJ, Philadelphia $40 r. N I,
and New York via Philadelphia o27 NJ.
MAIL LINE-Leaves PittsLurg al 5.5a "a NJ
stops at Principal Stations. Leaves Aiiooraf
at il,i5. A NJ; farrisburct at 6 90, p n. arriving
at PHILADELPHIA at II 20 p. NJ, and New York,
via Philadelphia, 1927, NJ.
PIrrsruRGu AMP ERIE MAIL Leaves Pitib.
at 1,30 P. NJ. Stopping a nearly all Stations, Ar
rives at Al oonat at 7.20, P. NJ. Harrisburg 20
A. NJ, and Phiisdelpsia ut 40 NJ.
PHILADELPHIA ExRRESss Leaves Pittsburgh
a, 4,25 p NJ, stepping only NJ Principal Stations.
Arrives nj Lntrobei ut 6 10 r. NJ. Altoona at rs
p. N. Harrisburg $50 A. N f. BALTIMORE zee, A
NJ New York via Allentown. 1000 A. NJ. Pha-
delphis' O5 A. NJ. New York; via Phila. 1900 N.
SLEErING CARS run thro' on this train from Pitts
bu,g TO Baltimore, Phlla. and \ Y. via Allfnt wa
FAST LISE-Leaves Pittsburgh at $50 p. NJ,
Stopping rnly al Principal Stanons. arrives at
Altoona $50 A NJ. Harrisburg 80, A. NJ Bal.
rimor,sf u 20 p NJ New Yorkf VIA Allentown
2.i5 p NJ. Z iadelphia g, 80 p. NJ, New York;
via Phia. 5,i2 p N.
Breakfast. D'nacr. Supper.
Z Daily, all other trains Sundays excepted.
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Tickets for sale TO Boston by Boat or R.il.
Boat Tickets Good on any of the Sound Lines
Fare to all points as Low as any Route.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-10-28

ABour RlGmr.-A lad from the
Screen Is'e," whose occupation is
that ef hlacking stoves, fireplaces
and sioycripes, bearing upon his
arm a pot "f backing, with brush
es and other implements ofh's trade,
addressed denizcn ofthe city, who
wa. standing at the door:
alas your honor any stoves TO
polish. this morning! I'm The boy
for that business"
The person addressed. not being
OF courteous manner. replied:
go about your business"
Pat moved a few steps of, out Of
The rcacI, Of kick, and said,
"Your honor would not he the
verse for little polishing your
yelf, I'm thinking !
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-10-28

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