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EXPENSES PER- OITARTEE}

TUIT1oN-Flnt Preparatory, so; second
Collegiate, So; Junior, $40: Senior, sI2 5O:
Latin, French, German, or other Language, ST.
ing, s.; Painting in OIL, $40; Pastel, slO Cray
on, S.; Music, on Piano, $40; Use OF Instrfl-
ment, 81 80: Vocal Music, SO: Fuel, I'd and 81
quarters, so cents each quarter
BoARD-SI5; Fuel and Lights, s.: Washing,
81 Weekly Board, from Monday to Friday
night, 81 30; Fuel and Lights, 81.
Bills both for tuition and board PAYABLE in nil
cases at the commencement of the quarter
Sept. 9th, Nov. 18th, Feb. LIST and April 18TH
July %, 1865. President.
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The bridge mt steuBcnviIle.

STEUBENvILLE, August I6.-The great
iron bridge over the Ohio river Mt this
place, connecting the Steubenville and
Indiana railroad with the short line to
Fittsburg, will be ready for trains to
Der next
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Wanted Tnomediatelv

MEN WHO WISH TO ENGAGE IN A
Nl legitimate business by which they can
make from SO to $50 per day by small IN.
vestInent of nom sI06 to $500, are invited to
call at the franklin House (eCtst Of Wheel
the most important, and useful, new inVen-
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
treat IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURES.
y. S. GENERA1 HosrrrA1.,

u
I TAKE PLEASURE IL STATING TO.
/ YOU that have carefully examined the
Artificial Legs manufactured by LEONARD
I.EGR.NS, and for which you are agent. For
simplicity Of construction rs well Rs dur1hili-
~ and convenience, / have never seen any
thing 10 equal them, md therefore Checrfully
recommend them onny who nre unfortunate
enough to need artificial limbs.
Very reSpt, your Obed' tserV't,
JOHN FIRKER,
a. a. Surgeon, u. $. ~. i'll charge.
WHEELING, w. Va, April 9Th, 1856.
have carefully examined the Artificial
Legs Of LEONARD LEGRNS, and ind them
simple in their construction, of good work.
maIIship, light and very substantially made.
nCial legs i'll use, and on account Of their SIM
pliCity and strength less liable to need repairs.
ChccTfullY recommend them To any who
may need M titlcial limbs.
,IoIIN FRISsELL,
A. y. SURGEON, U. :. a
WHEELTSG. w. VII, April 2Gth, 1875.
The Artificial Legs Offered for sale by CIlAS.
BEHLER, Agent can recommend for the fol-
lowing advantages: simplicity lii structure,
strength of material and economy in price.
Respectfully, X. W. HA2LETT,
Surgeon Board Of Enrolment.
It affords me pleasure to state that LEON
ARD I4EGRgNS, corner OF East Commons, Allie
EhenY, has furnished me with an artificial leg,
that can use WELL after one weeks using. /
Chcerfully recommend to all who are unfor-
tunate to need one To give him q call.
LEWIS RANIALEY,
Springdalc, Allegheny Co., Pa.
For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES REITLER. Agt..
Monroe ST., Oct. Market 4 Fourth.
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SPECIAL NoTICE-HavIng to be absent
from the 18th inst. to Aug. 10th, application
may be made In the interval to Hon. c. d.
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AND SHOES
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MeSSrs. NICCHABE, KRAFT Il Co. CIeuteD,s,,.-
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Lynn's Cumberland Cement.

An unequaIled article for all kinds of
MASONRY
where water is to he resisted or great strength
required,
Foundation in Wet and Damp Places,
Innings for GaSOmeter Tanks,
CISTERNS,
Grouting for Warehouse, Cellar or Kitchen
Floor, and all purposes for which Cement is
FIRE, DANIPNESSS AND VERAIIN.
Supply always on hand and for sale by
JOSEPH A. METCALF,
ju2S-f 56 Main street.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. IL.
EL0UR-Dull and inactive.
M w for prime. Inferior
CoRN-Quiet. Sales of white at 05 and
PRovISIONs-Dun. Bacon shoulders
1Sc. Mess Pork S27 95.
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THE TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS
The New York Defalcation.
Interesting Developments.
LATE TEXAS DISPATCHES
TEXAS DISPATCHES
Presidential Appointments.
GOLD CLOSED AT III 1.e

The Trial of Jen. Davis-.-ConsuI1a,Ions
In Reference to the HIatter-..NIiIItary
Courts TO be Dispensed wIth..-RebeIs
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A Vegetable Snake.

On Tuesday last. Mr.. John Me- lure
brought into our Office perfectly form
ed vegetable snake, which grew on q
mustard stalk in his garden in this place
As he came into the Office door, We
thought it was a veritable snake that he
held 10 bis hands. II is of 9 notified
green color, and about Is to go inches
&c length. end resembles . serpent Of
that size Is much As it is possible for
any one thing 10 resemble another. II
10 certsinly an extraordinary freak Of
nature. and in Barnum's hands would
be made available for sensation. !,
has the scent Of green mustard, but to
our apprehension 10 condensed or con-
centraied degree:-so rank. indeed. as
V b dissgveeabis.
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Colman's Rural World.

This is the title Of a new Agricultu-
raj paper-the successor OF The VALLEY
Fdrmer-recently started at St. Louis.
IL is designed to be an improvement up
on its predecessor. which was valua-
BILE journal Of It's class. aud quite popu-
lar. The Rural World is published in
quarlo form, on the 1st and 18th Of
each month. in good style. nicely printed
and ably conducted bv N, J. Colman.
Editor Of the Valley Farmer. assisted
by others. at Sc a year. From LIST Of
July TO LIST Of January next 81. Our
farmers aud fruit-growers will do we'll
to secure this valuable work.
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Q on.

INcREAsING-Af;er 'wetting down
our paper for this weeks issue of the
Independent, We had 10 add half quire
to the amount before going to press
with the outside forms. in order 10 meet
the demand for an increase Of sabscri-
bers. Our list Of patrons is steadily In
creasing, without any extra efforts on
our part. and on more Than one occa-
sion lately We have been compelled to
forgo the pleasure of sending to our ex
changes to NEE: the new demand for
subscribers. following the working OF
of the outside, for which compulsion
we know our friends ofthe press will
pardon US under the circumstances
This is an indication that an honest;
and straightforward course pleases the
people in the end. l. also shows thai
the citizens Of the County appreciate
anu Will SUSTAIN ouf cuoits W pit'e"
improper inroads upon the Treasury of
the. County by exposing attempts
wrongfully to draw their money from
it, We shall endelyor to follow the
same course in the future as in the
past, and while careful Of the reputa-
ito of any public officer. We design thai
all acts requiring ventilation shall have
proper airing. We cannot and will
not stand BY and see the funds OF the
taxpayers of the county squandered. il
we can help it; and II they are. the peo-
pie shall know the fact. We believe in
liberal policy in the administration Of
affairs, but a strictly honorable one. and
above all in open action. Nothing is SO
much out of place as actions on the part
of public officers which give the ap-
pearance of pre- concerted agreements an
matters rhich they should nerer consider
IN private. and only act upon in their
official capacity. We regret that re-
mark of this Kind should seem necessa-
~ to be made, but such is the fact,
whereas, an officer with public trust
should shun the very appearance OF
evil or any thing approaching it. Pos
sibly We may have more 10 say on this
subject, but We hope not.
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DIR. T. B. TALBOT'S
Medicated Concentrated
Pineapple Cider.

The proprietor has known for long time the
very beneficial results arising from the use Of TIN
valuable remedy, and has been indaced to place
II before the public for the benefit of suffering h-
mainly, IL will increase the strength. give Wig
or and action 10 the system, and regulate dte es-
ton. Taken internally tor pains Of all kind-,
It's soothing and quoting effect j. astonishing.
Dr. WIcox, an eminent physician, employed
? with gacat success in treating feyers, Dyspep-
Nervous Affections. Weakness. Diseases OF the
Heart. Stomach aad Bowels Delicate Females
viii lind 1t al excellent remedy for all their ds-
pressing ailments. Iinever fails to relieve Nery
Gus Irrmors, Wakefuiness, etc Ladies have
used this article with great success 10 heighten
their color and beauty. !, imports cteeriaines.
10 the disposition. b'illiancy 10 the eomple xion
To tray eers !, OF inestimabie value. where the
water l. likely To vary in quality and tendency.
Persons IN any pari at the country may adopt
Il with the utmost confidence rs tnsey efSca-
cious restorative.
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cy.xors-Ws fo,oo, ~ mention

CHANGxs.-We forgot 10 mention at
the time that Mrs. J. n. Rice, one OF
our best teachers, has removed 20 To-
peka, and that DR.. Cooper now occu-
pies her house. The Doctor has quite
practice in the line of bis profession.
Just now. there being considerable sick.
ness in this region. Mr.. W. "A. Coy
has purchased the property formerly
owned BY Msssrs. Eoore 4 Mcclellan,
and designs fitting up their old stand fol
a Drug Store.
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F Water melons have been quite
plenty in town for few day past, some
Of them very fine looking ones; but as
general rule they are hardly as good
as common. owing to the wet weather.
Green apples have been here also, but
the lowest price we have seen them sell
ling at was 50 pei bushel. Rather
dear. Green corn and potatoes ale
abundant.
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VALUABLE RECEIPTS.
slit.,r nf The Independ,nt :

Editor q THs Indepeadent
DEAR SIR II wish to say to the readers OF
your paper, that will send. by return mali, 10
al, VINO wish ii tree Recipe. with full direc-
tioa, Tor making and using simple Vegetable
Balm thar will efieciually remove, in ten days,
Plmpies. Blotches, Tan. Freckles and all Impu-
rites Of the Skin, leaving the same sos,, clear,
slnoo,he and Beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them TO start iul growth OF
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or Moustache, IN
less than thirty days.
These receipts are valuable to both old ana
Young. and as they are mailed to oil who need
them free OF charge they are worthy the attention
OF all who prize clear, pure skin, or heait,
growth Of luxuriaBt mir
All auplicaticns answered by return mail with
Out charge. THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
26Osw s3l Broadway. New York.
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improvements.

There has not been much done in
town this year in the way OF erecting
new buildings, but several old ones
have been fitted up and made as good
Is new.
Mr.. Wise has remodeled and re6tted
bis hotel stand, making it quite COM
modious house. and respectable in ap-
pearance. He can nov accommodate the
public we'll.
Mr.. Woolley has made the old Hall
building an ornament to the southwest
corner of the public square. and has the
best store room in town. The upper
part he designs fitting up for school pur-
poses this winter. and subsequently, as
aHall. Twill be one of the best build
ings in town when completed.
Mr.. Wise has purchased the proper
ty on the north east corner OF the pub
lie square. and is fitting it up for res
idence and shoe.shop for his son-in-law,
Nj. J. Tedrick. Il begins TO wear a
habitable look.
Mr.. Hazen has fitted up the smith
shop on. the opposite side OF OF the
street. east, and has his grocery store
there.
These are substantial improvements.
aud they add to the worth and appear
ance of our village. There is plenty oil
room for other objects OF enterprise.
l, is the design. We believe, to re-
build the Datton House at as early a
day as possible. 1t cannot be done too
Q on.
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earn To THE SUFFERING.

no YOU WISE TO BE cuREDi IF so, swAL-
low two or three hogshesds Of Buehn,' Ton
ic Bi,,ers,' 'Sarsaparilla,' .Nervou. Ant,dotes,
&c. DE. and after you are satisfied with The re-
.aIt. then try one box Of OLD DOCTOR bUCh
ANS ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS - and be
res,ored 10 beatli and yigor IN less thai 30 days.
They are purely vegetable. pleasant 10 take,
prompt and salutary in their effects on the broken
down and shattered cons ,iiution. DIR. BUcHAy's
EsoLrsH SPECIFIC Pills cure in less than 30
DAYS. the worst cases OF NERyousNEss, i,upo-
tency. Premature Decay Seminal Weakness. In
sanity, and all Urinary, Sexual, snd Ncryoa.
Affections, no msteer from what cause produced.
Price One Dollar rer box sent, postpaid, BY
mail. oa recent oil an order. Address.
JAMES s. CUTLER.
No 429 Broadway New York General Agent,
P.S.--A box sent 10 any address ON receipt 81
pric.--which is One DollaT-post free. TT
aescrip,v. Circular sent Or application
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BULLETIN c.,
LEAVENw0RTH, KANSAS.
Administrators Sale.

Esta,e Of Ewing l. Moxley. deceased.
In pur vance 81 an e.,icS af the Probate Cos,,,
Of Jefferson County, State OF ksnsas, made a, The
July term, a. u. 1858, will sell NJ Prd,e Auc-
tion tn the highest bidder, for the paymcn, OF The
debts % The said Ewlag l. Monkey. decreased. on
the Cour, House door in the village OF OskaIo.s.
in -aid County. ut ;woo'cioek, T. NJ. oi said dsy.
the following described tract os parcel az is.d
lying heie,, and situate an the ee,Er,y of Ieficr
500, state Of Kansas, to wit: The nag,h eass
fractional 90 quarter ~ section tI9) nis,.,rsn.
township tsl eight, range GA twenty, Delaware
'rfust Lands IN said County. Uns-ksi the our.
chass money thereof 70 be paid IN hand on /, :
execution ct The deed. AMI the remainder n be-
due and payable en- The irss day q F.hsnary.
A. ID. 1866, with interest ut The -ase OF ten pss
cent per annuu, and secured BY ssoYtgay, az. isss
PROPERTY sold. RICHARD HULL.
July 2. isSs. 1564v Admlvefatx.
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@ Wells and springs in this 'icin
iiy afford more water now than at an,
other Time since the year 1860. The
great amount of rain which has faller
this year has filled the ground thor
oughly. and there will hardly be any
lack Of water for long time 10 come
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STRUCK BIZ L1GHTNrNG.-During the
storm on Tuesday night, the chimney Of
NJ. Smiths house, few rods east of
our office. was struck. by lightning.
knocking off some of the bricks bit do
ing no serious damage,
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70 coNsuKPTxVEs.

CUFFERERS with CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA.
y Bronchitis, OF any disease OF the Throat or
Lungs. will be cheeriuly furnished. without
ch,rSc. with the remedy by the use II which the
Rev Edwa,d A. wilson of Williamsburg, New
York was completely restored 10 health. after
having suffered several years with that dread dis
ease. Consumption. To COnsumptive sufferers
this remedy j. worth an immediate trlai II VIII
cost uoihing, and may be the means OF their per-
iec, restoration. Those desiring the same vii
m, a.e address REy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
les south Second ST., Williamsburg, Kings Co,
9ia-Sw New Ysrk.
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c. B. McC., the paper is mailed reg
nlar!y to your address. Destruction of
railroads probably delayed the nails
We invariably have all papers by mail
in the post Office in time to 60 out on
Saturday morning of each week.
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TO DRUNKARDS.

OIp DIR. Bvcuay.s DxuSKARps CURE perma-
nentiy eradlcaies the taste Tor strong drink, and
cures the worst cases OF drunkenness In less than
en- III weeks. Thousands OF reformed inebria'es
now bes. the day they were fortunate enough 10
commence the use of this most valuable remedy
- n package Mailed to any address on receipt
NJ an order. by JAMES s. BUTLER,
429 Broadway, New York.
2G0 sw Sole Agent for tie u. S.
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CArTLE.-A number Of large droves
of cattle have recently passed through
iown-some of them going south. but
mos, Of them north. Kansas is one Of
the very best countries 'en top Of the
ground for raising cattle Or any other
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E Slough Creek was reported
nearly as high on Wednesday morning
as at the former freshet, when the bridge
was carried off. Rains in Kansas are
almost equal TO tropical showers.
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THANKs.-Our friends d. Newhouse
and Hugh M'Gehee, have our thanks
for scasonabls supplies of green corn.
Nav their fields ever be fruitful.
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We have on hand a supply Of Blanks
Tor Justices Of the Peace--a superior
art'cie-which we can furnish to all
who are in need of the same. We
link they viii give satisfaction.
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E We had another heavy rain on
Tuesday night last. with considerable
wind and some hail. The wind blew
over the corn and did some damage.
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" At The recent session of the
County Board some d 900 County scrip
was cancelled.
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