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Mord & Keen.

J.H. HoRp, Attorney AZ Law. g. J. RREE, AuoT
neyat Law md Notary Public. Ofiee, Com mefcia q
Row, Up stairs, SouiheastCorne
January os, 1864.
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Iwopld not bea bsor man
Iwould not III could.
Boil need no, fret hbout II,
ForI eOuld not III would,
while the earth divulges its hidden Sc.
crets into my lap at the rate Of three
hundred barrels. Its oil right now
Once ! wus merely bore. Now ON q
successful borer, and my troubles have
been drowned 10 oil by the genius of sue
cess--Peter Olesum.
Ollwoys thine,
...r. "BRIoK" PoMERoY.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
! "a. nrERs. Ms ThoAfsoN'
Ryers g. Thompson,

Attorneys and Counseliers At Law, Notsries Pub.
ie, and tnturancs Agents, Special atevtlon paid TO
collections. Hedges Block, Thin, Ohio.
May l2, 1864. 2ly
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william Gallup,

Clock and Watch Maker Aikinds Of watches
Kept constantly on hand. Store in Tomh's Block.
Tifin. sept.lT, is6l-lY
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0ST-It is said to be fact that Mr. Lin.
coin had among his documents bundle
marked 10 his own handwriting, "As.as-
'lnn'ion Letters, " in which ho had placed
large number of epistles, warning Him
Of danger from that crime of which II Is
known he never had any fears. however
much his friends may have upprehsnded
II at different times.
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ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WM. HUNTER. Acting Secretary Of
| State.
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A HiSr.-ffyour sister. while tender;
ly engaged in terder conyersstjosl
WIN her tender sweetheart, asks YOU %
bring glass Of water from an sdjoid:ne
room you ehn start on the errsnd, but
you need not return. You will not be
missed thnt's certain'-we've seca il III:
ed, Donh for get this little boys. % ~
CS1-The value Of the estate Ion by the
late President lincoln is estimated Il
ga, 900. -,r ,-...I-r -
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m y % rlslss5s5 hasyssslss,g -
~ a9s'ss ~ "A iraa sad sa ssss al
aoagsa- "a sills. y q -lsaSaS
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0y- The New York Evening Post says
"Andrew Johnson, more than any msn
IA the nation, stands this day as tho rep.
reseatative offree labor, and the lsboripg
classes" Mr.. Johnson wos the sutber
and great advocate in tho Senate Of The
Hon stead Law. fH s"@ ~
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NJ Ths New York Times saws: aTb,
Chicago Convention, it will be re.,ierri
oercd, did not adj l'urn sine die. Il wa,
said that us services might be rpquirss
again. Would I, not be a good idsa q
call IL together now for the purpose d
reconsldering its declaration that III.
war 10 put down rebellion had proved
failure' What says the Chairman Of Ii,
National Democratic Committee? ~
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OF Tho MainS papcrs record the mar
Iriago ia that State Of q lad sgsd sixtssa
ysars 70 widow lady aged ihiriy-siahs.
Sna 10 tho owner Of . farm snd kas
stsksa D the boy homs,''. 's''' q 'plfs
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CARS
Err FIGHTS

By this route Fr lights ot all de- criptioBs can
be iofw r5ed 10 and rom Phi adeptia, New
York. Bos on baltimore. - and from any
point on the Railroads OF Ohio, Kentucky. IGd
ara. Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri BY
RAIL RosD DIRECT.
The Penna Central Railroad also connec,s al
Pitshurs With Steamers, by which Goods can be
forwarded 10 any port on the Ohio Mississippi.
Missouri, Kansas. and other western rivers; and
at Cleveland; Sandusky ami Chicago with Sfea-
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Merchants md slippers entrusting the trans
poriation OF theIr 'reig 10 this Company. can
rely with confidence IN it. speedy transit
The Rates of Freight 10 and from
any point in the West by TIE Pa Central Il H.,
are al all times as FAyoRAB BILE as ave charged by
ether Rallrosi C5mpanIes.
iEs-Be pari GUAR 10 mark packages VIA PESy'A
CENTRAL x. T.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions.
apply cor address either OF the following Agents
of The Company:
:. b. KINGSTON. Jr., Freight Agent philada.
ID. A. .STEwiRr, Freight Agent, Pitisburgh.
CLsREE <. Co.. Transfer Agents. Pittsburgh.
H. Is BRo~N & Co. Cincinnats. Ohio.
MoREREAD * Co, Louisville. Ky.
X. =. Sass, 1t LOUIS, Missouri
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Il. {. Medium. General travelling Agent for
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* PENNSYLVANIA b.
s CENTR g g
= = Igasg Road. 81
DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE FROM
Pittsburgh TO Philadelphia!


ER0M all portions oi the West. NORTHWEST
Il and SOUTHWEST, thi; line ard its connec-
tons form either the shortest the best route TO
Phiadeiphta, New York, Boston, Baltimore aud
Washington The Traveller may wit, confidence
rely npon 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 10 the co gipment ct the Pa Cent? II. K.
At Pittsburgh, trains IRON the Wesi run direct
to the Unioa Depot where passengers are trans
ferret 10 the Trains of the Penn. Central Il. r.,
which leave Pit,sturg End arrive al other points
AS f.llows:
60
FAST MAlL-Leaves Pitsshurg at 800 AN.
stops AT Principal Stations and arrives nj Aitoo-
RIA. at z 20. A. NJ; liarrisburgf Ito, P. N. Bilti-
moret 40, P Nc, Aew York. via Allentown at
30 Pm Phiiadephiaf AS 7. NJ, and New
Yors, via Philadelphia. 1927. NJ.
PiFTsBURG AND EEIE ExPsEss Leaves P'gh
nj 1910, P. Il, Il ppiug II nearly all Statin rs
arrives at Altoona 6 on P. NJ Harm burg IL IS
T. NJ. Philsdel ahis 1 so. NJ, n \. 1915, N
Pm LAD IPnIA EXRREss-L L. AYES Pittsburgh
at IS P NJ, stopping only at Principal Siati ms
arrives at Altoona $40 P. n / Harrisburg 2,3G
A Baltimore zee, A. M New York, via Al.
lentown, 1000 NJ. Philadela Ia o. A. IL n
Y. via Phiis. 1850 vt SLEEPING Cans ran thro
this Il ain from Pittsbutg to Baltimore, Phila-
delp.,ia 4,id New York via ail,nt W..
FAST LiSE-Eeave- Pittsburgh n; $40 = II
stopeing My "a; Principal stations, arrives Al
Altoona 2-ia a N Harrisburg 7.40, A. NJ Bal
! iinore y 81 P. nj New York VIA Alehiown
2.i5 T NJ. iadelphia IL, 80, p. IL, New York
via phla. 6.i5 PMt
Breakfast. Dinner. Supper.
-oO-
Tickets for sale 10 Boston by Boat or il.
Po1t Vickpfs t,ooi on any of the Sound Lines
Fare to al! point as Low as any Route.
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fos the 9ittle folks.
NATURAL HISTORY.
TIE ZEBC.

The Zebu, or sacred bull Of India, |
is common throas hout Southern Asia
and Eastern Africa, and is used in
those countries both for food and as
beast OF burden. Ii is quiet, gen.
lie animal, and the diiferen, varieties
vary in size from that of our largest
oxen down 10 a little animal not big
ger than a Newfoundland dog. All
are remarkable for a large hump on
the shoulders, composed OF fatty
matter, which is valued as the most
delicious portion of the meat. The
head is long, and the horns are short
and generally taaring backwards.
Among the Hindoos the larger va
rieiy 81 this animal is often held sa-
sred, and herds of them are allowed
TO wander about many of the cities,
often TO the annoyance OF the people,
although they do not always seem 10
regard their visits in that light. Bu,
the holy city, Benares, in the interior
of the country, and situated on the
riverGanges,neart TO Lucknow where
such fearful atrocities were commit
ted during the SePoy mutiny. is the
paradise of this animal: there the
brahmins, or priests, cherish and pro.
teci them, and they are free common
ers 10 the full extent Of the term.
Il is held there 10 be a sin TO kill
them, 10 eat their flesh use their skins
in any manner, or even then tallow;
in fact, this was one of tn preteaded
causes of the uprising of the Sepovs,
the Mohamedans telling them that
the British had CREASED the rifle cart.
ridges with cows fat, and for one oi
them TO touch such was defilemeni
thai no water could wash away, il
was worse in their eyes than con.
hitting murder. This appears very
strange, but it must be remembered
that such notions are a part of ibeII
religion. and no people in The world
viii GO greater lengths than Hindoos
will, TO secure what they believe is
their future COED. Many of these
bulls are devoted TO SILVA, the third
person in their trinity. and the one
who receives the most honor, allho
he is the destroying god, and often
represented with a necklace of hu.
man skulls. The cows are looked
upon as sacred to a certain goddess
but the oxen are treated very differ.
emily, and worked hard.
Brahmin cattle have bred with the
common kinds of Europe and Amer.
lea, but as The meat of The former i.
inferior, and they possess 40 partic-
nlar quality which makes them upe-
rior 10 the latter, this cross is regard
ed as curiosity only. After a few
crossings, the hump disappears. The
Zebus, like our common cattle, are
OF all coiors, and vary considerably
in form, but are always easily disiin.
guished from the rest of the family
OF oxen or cattle.
Our young readers will remember
that the Ilindoos are .heaihens, and
have no just ideas of God, religion
and worship, as we do who possess
the Bible, the Word Of the true God
and they are 10 be pitied for the ig
norance and superstition which lead
them TO pay divine honors 10 cattle
and other animals, reptiles and ina.
ees. If we had no Bible we should
be like them.
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WALTER ScoTT's YouvH.7- In a
narrative of his personal history,
Sir Walter Scott gives the following
caution TO youth:
If it should ever fall TO the lot ol
youth to peruse these pages. let such
readers remember il is with deepest
regret that J recolleci in my manhood
the opportunities OF learning which
neglected in my youth; that ihro'
every part Of my literary career, !
have felt pinched and hainpered by
nv own ignorance and would this
momen, give half the reputation
have had the good fortune 10 acquire,
if by so doing could rest the rem
aiming part upon sound foundation
OF learning and science.
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VINO wAsIr!-The little boy that
said Il shan't' when told to do some
thing by his mother!
Who was it that said, Il don't want
toilet James, or John, or some one
else do i: . when directed 10 go on
an errand by his parent!
Who was it said. DO it yourself,
if you want i, done ! under like cir
cumstancesl
Woo said Il can't now, I'm fixing
my bow and arrows-walt till get
them ready 2 as if it was OF more
Importance 10 do this than - obey
his parents?
Who said, wait till l get ready,
and then I'll do il!' as if he should
not always be ready TO obey his pa
rents, without a word, OF any delay!
Now, these boys are all living
Some OF them will read this PAPER,
we expect; and they are all naugh-
~, bad boys; and II they dom; do
better, they will ali make wicked and
disagreeable men. They will not be
liked bv the companions OF their
youth, and will I've despised or shuh-
ned By The virtuons and good when
they become men.
Take warning, Young friends; dis
obedience TO parents Is great SIM,
and heavy curse rests upon those
who are guilty OF the crime, or fail to
.honos' them as commanded by the
great Civer Of life and IFS blessings.
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No. I5--Cabinct Organ,
Same Il. No. ls, il Walnut or Oak.


imnrg the many disIilguishe riu ic ans who
unquallhe,l!y endorse the ca iNEP ORC IN
mav be found the nauiesoi Gouschak Thaib r..
VIM. Mason. : Il. Mi Is. wolienhaup,. Safer,
sfel. S,akosch. Gsoae and Saretrson. fianisfs;
and ,rean, Zandel Wi.eox. Mosen'hal. Mag
r.,h. Srnph, Flint Wels, Tuekcrman, aadCuiier,
Organists.
What the larger pipe organs are to lager
churches ard h lis. lhe CABINET DREAMS are 10
private o-itc. cee and smaller churches aud halls
The, occupy little room, are elegant ns pieces OF
turniiure, aad are no, lat.e r. get out OF order.
Just pnb;ished:- ScnooL For THE CABINET
ORGAN By Geo. + kopi. Price ,. REcREs-
Tioys FOR the CABINET ORGAN. Six numbe. :,
at IL p ges each. Pics 30 cents per num5er.or
l.50 per set.
" arerooms in Boston, No. ga Washington
street Address the undersigned Wareroos,-
in NV York, Nos 8 Il Mercer street ADDRESS
MASON BROTHERS..
Instruments may be ordered By letter with en-
tire cSIh eRre ei receisIng them 40 pc feet ss
though seiectftl III cur WsreroJms. A dr. on
a Il s,On ~ New YORK bank, maie y II "a
cur q der, should. in such cases. acs .pany the
letter. Descriptive Catalogues sent tree by mail
MASON & HAMLIN. Makers.
Boston, Mass.
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I've STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers will find hi. the most
advantageous route for Live Stock Capacious
Yards. vel watercd and supplied with every
nyeaienee, have been opened on this line ari
its connections. and every attention Is paid o.
their wagrs. with choice of mafle; - Ihiadel
pi.ia, New York .. Baltimore and via Alien
town ihs shortest, quickest and ues, direct route
10 Nfw York.
ENGCii LEWIS. Gen'I Sup',, Altoona, Pa.
l.. H. fOUPi. Gen-i Ticker A ent Philad's.
II. IL. HOUSTON. Geu'l Freight 4 st. Phila
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STERCOSr0PES 4 STEREOSrOPlC VIEWS

Oar Catalogue of these viii BE- sent 10 auy
address on receipt of Samp
L & H. +. ANTHONY.
Manufacturers az Photographic Materials,
5Ul BROADWAY. NV YORK.
Friends OF relatives o. prominent military men
will con er favor by sesding us ,heir likeness
5 t. copy. They will be K, pt esre.nlly and re-
turned nuiniutci.
Fine Albums Made To Order for Con
grcgaIions tn present heir P-slor OF tor other
purposes, with sui,a lie inscriptions exc. $50 ON
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Two DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS L ave
Il Quinc' IN conn ction w,th ilsnri5si 4 81
| Jo-erh Railroad. making SURE AND DIRECT Cos
SEcTioys 10 Easie Cities.
| Passenger leaving ~ Joseph nj I5 NJ.
VIII leave Qaincy same afternoon ~ $50.
| The Day Express lenves Quincy at AS. 4 VI.
III. indu euens oi,erei travellers 10y ths Line
afe Tie Shortes; Roule, the Quickes'
Time, The Smoo,Ies' Track and Sure.
Conneciions-all made in Union Depo,s
"a superior advantage over all otser rqnls..
New Sleeping Cars on Night Trains,
afiyfdia ~ passengers Coon NIoHTs RESI- white
alidiy parsning their .nrney.
90 Advertised ralsehco6s shall he REL UTED.
7 he Re lie able 10 d, the C. Il. d O. advertise
that they are tic Ony Eastern Ccnnecion o, The
liza nibal & ST. 10. K. K, that they IN he quick
er 'ime 10 Eastern Cites surer eonrecti hons nfd
that their Depot ia Quincy Is located ai the Ter
~ Landing. oil IF schieh il>g khoao IN be fdise
and . intended 10 deceive Travellers. I5-TnE
FACTS ARE, the Depois OF both roads in GUM
c. are less than 200 yards anart.
91romn'bus Tickets Furnish1d Free OF Ciarge
10 passengers buying ticke b. our iIne. II they
wish TO ride from the Ferry to the Depo, il onin-
cy-Disiance blocks
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Passengers by this route will rcarh incinnaii
: Hours Quicker ,han via ST Lous and
Chicago, and Indianapolis 10 Hours SooYlE!
Baggage checked through from -. 10
acrBy this Short and ONLY DIRECT Route,
Pass myers avoid all DELAYS, and The Expens i've
iio'e Ellis aud Omnibus Fare they are sure 10
meet with al st Louis and Chicago.
Tickets for sale at all Principal Offices Of the
II d 81. j. Road, aud at our Ohice m Quincy
Travellers are Respectfully CAUTIONED against
false representations OF Runners OF other roads
II. G GOODELL, N. G. BRADLEY,
General agent, Passenger Agent,
Quincy. Ill. Leavcnwortb, Kan.
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AUTOMATIC SWELL,
Patented October 81, 1862.

The capabilities Of the above Instrument as
IN organ within the reach Of all who desire 1t
have opened for it an entirely new fed, hith er'o
unoccnpied by any musical instrument, and have
eli,ited the unqualified Endorsement oil over c'SE
HuSpRkp AND FIFTY Of the leading Organis,s
and Musicians oi the country.
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AN orinsins ont new and useful article n
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ex OF 60 .-ar.. one pound s!ch -.
ErasiTe and Defensive Soap has. since ;,s ;n,r.0
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Best aud Cheapest Washing Scan Z
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Egnal. N
This Soap is rapidly taking the place Of Al, OH
er soups, whereser introduced. One pound will
go as far as three pounds OF ordinary family sp.D.
But one quarter the time and labor are required
TO do t':e same amount OF washing a with Tho
best OF family soap. 1t will wash with nsnD
water. Clothes need no boiling, and bur htfIo
rubbing with the hands, thus avoiding the wear
upon the washbaard. Ii does not ini1re the as.
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OF oil kinds. Uireciions sent IN each hox for
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Gallons 81 Handssme Soft sea-.
Send ior abcx and give j, mel If you do not
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20 Washington s,reet, New York
P.S, Twill send box OF Soap on Esceips 81 e..
- Please send United States Treasury Notes
or Postage Currency. /. -
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following Gel. DRAFTED articles, al Of which bear
the makers name. ii genuine:
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No. lO-Cabinet Organ.

This instrument is intended more particularly
for church requirements, and is very valuable
f.r organ practice. j contains Twelve stops,
drawing six complete sets OF reeds. with me ne
eessarv cm,plers: two manuals and an ihdspen-
dent pedae OF twenty-five keys, and is blown
BY a sec nd person.
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No. l9-Cabinet Organ

Same rs W. 20. i, neat and substantial case
OF solid Rack Wslaet or Oak. Aeptd irs'su.
r.ent Tor Sunday School- Of limited means, and
roxi best 10 the No. 81 for private ns..
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Same music as in Nos 90 and e3-in plain sub
stantial Black wainar or o. k ease. Tins style
is extremely payplar--psr haps Ia most so o any
that We niaae-it- moderate phi placing IL
within reach ol NIL, m serves well ior either the
parlar ves,ry, school, lodge room.
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osKALoosA, KANSAS SATURDAY Marcia 1863.
MASON & HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABINET ORGAN i, designed both for the
church and home for the sacred and secular
for organ prac ice and the recreation OF tx,em-
pore playing combining all Tn, bestquaiiues ei
The nielodeon. and none o. i,s objectionable ores,
with many en- rely new Improvements ard in'
tentions, lrominent atnung which Is the
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-03-04
No. " ab;nat Organ.

Same - No. IS. 10 Walnu, or OAK case. An
available insirumen, for home use, though not
SO comprehensive "a an Instrument with t~o ~
more sets of reeds. ~
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The Best, Paper in the State
FOR THE
FAMILY CIRCLE,

including all ages and occupations.
TERMS:
copy year, s2as
10 60 ies year, 1880
Six months half these rates. In case Of clubs
The cist Tust be paid invariably IN advance.
To psrsirs unacquainret with our payer We
will furnish II O. trial four months for 50 cent:
in advance
As an indacement 10 persons 10 subscribe now
We offer the following
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-03-04
NJ. ii-Cabinet Organ

Conaius six stops-three complete sets OF reeds
and one iianuaia VERY excellent instrument
Tor ci,ufchu. OF moderate means, as IL conhlues
much Of the power ana ca bilily OF the large.
inst uments- al q u Ich lesscost.-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-03-04
No I2-Cabinet Organ

Differs from No. II IN case only. For organists
Who are iaexperie rced in the use Of pedal 'hf
i our hes, cnurce INSTRUMENT. being les CON-
plicated thai. the No. 10, and better adapted 10
,r,nspor,atisa. VIC can confidently recommend
i, as very de,irali,e tor churches pablo balls
and lodge toams. Also a desirable parlor in
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-03-04
No. 20 abinci Organ

Fonr Octaves. two sets Of reeds, automatic
swell. double bellows and kn,e stop. In elegant
Rosewood case highly polished.
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CARD pHorocaApns 8,
Photographic Albums.

OF these We manufacture great variety, ~,
gine in price from 81 c. MS To $50 each
Our ALBUMS have the reputation OF hs;ri,
superior in beauty aud d rab liiy 10 any 9th re
The smaller kind can be SEM safely by msii q,
postage OF tx cents per ounce.
he NOR expensive can be- sent hv express.
w. atSn kan a iaaa. .s<.,rt,,e,,, 81
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No I3--Cabinet Organ,

Five ocfaves. with one set OF reeds, nntomauc
swel aud dosbe bellows. an elegant Rosewood
case highly polished.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-03-04
No. ll-Cabinet Organ.

With eight stops four complete sets OF reeds
and two manu- isis blown b. the performer,
aud contains the automatic swell. Intended tor
Tie parlcr ami drawing room.
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DYSPEPsIA ERYsIrELAs, KIDNEY Cow
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100 BbIs. Clarified sugar,
iGO Boxes Havana SUGAR;
200 Bis. :. ii. q N. .. MoIasses'
100 Bis. Plantation do
$50 Bags l:io coffee, e
LOO Mats Java coffee;
i.0G0 Kegs Assorted Nails;
800 Boxes star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
loo Pks. MacIicrel s. Herring ;
80 coils Cordage;
i0o Half BIS. S. &. Soda,
ig0 Bxs. Dabbiit's Salara!us:
SEQ BIS. Yeast Powders;
oUJ ,j6xes Raisins:
4GG DO hlanuf'd Tobacco;
800 Boxes soap:
loo Half Chests Tea:
1000 BtlIs. Wrapping Taper:
250,0O0 Sagars.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-03-04
No. i6-Cabinet Organ,

-Four octaves. with one set OF reeds, automatic
.w, i and double bellows. Ia elegant Rosewood
case.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-03-04
No. 23-Cabinet Organ,

With two sets of reeds Of five ociaves compass.
containing the Automatic Swell, knee stops and
double beilo~s-ln solid Black Walnut Case
panel!ed aud nrnafiented with rich c4rvings
clean, instrument for tie drawing room ahd
parlcr,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-03-04
No. .2-Cabinet Organ

Differ from No. % in case ONLY Tbs i1sifu
nieul Is euclsed in esant rcse1 ood hIghiY pol
isl,ed-desigued also for the paTlcr.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-03-04
&c DRUNKENNESS CURED .stv

TINE Inebriaie may now bid defiance 10 the
i TEarrISc CUP. Dr.. ZANE'S4N rlDOTE
FOn STRONG DRINK i. n cerisIh soURE FOR
DRUNKENNESS IL creates dislike l6r strong
drink, ana eau lie admioi~t.re without the
knowledge OF the patient prce. 81 boz. Sent
by mail to any address, by s. G. UPHAM, 400
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Circular
sent free. a 6m .