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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-07-29

The intelligence at tie Agricultural
Bureau. Washin g,on, is to the. effect
that the crops are more abundant than
usual; wheat, corn, oats and potatoes
This will have tendency 10 reduce
prices.
Dick Turner. the rebS jailor OF Un-
ion prisoners at Richmond. durisg-the
war. has escaped to Brazil.
The bridges at Leavenwor'h are to
be rebuilt Immediately.
A fellow named Sharpe, who had
been escort to an actress and stole her
jewelry in LOUISVILLE. KY, to the amount
of 81. 600. was recently arrested at Alba
ny, N. Y. He confessed the crime
and told where portion Of the proper
ty could be recovered. He had mar
ried young lady Of Schenectady a
short time before b is arrest, on a short
acquaintance = another waning to
young ladies not to marry hastily. He
had been bounty jumper in New York,
and had been charged with burglary
in San francisco. He is 99 years. ol
age.
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Stysyed-R Reward.

Two dark chestnut -sOrrsl ponies. four
years old this summer. belonging to the
proprietor Of this paper. sirayed Of
some two OF three weeks sincelon the
Reserve probably. Both branded dim
". with J. b.. the letters being uni,sd.
One has a white or biased face. white
fore feet or legs. little bump-saddle
mark-on the right side Of the back.
and when last seen had strap or piece
oil rope on his neck The other is
nearly one color ale over wi.h no spec
ial marks remembered. He is. the lar
gest of the two. Names OF both roach
ed last year B5h horses. A suitable
reward miil bs given to any person
who viii reiurp these ponies. sor give
such information as shall lead to their
re0ovsry. ,NS2l our friends on the Re-
serve please book ost fos ihems 50
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-07-29

BErrER.-For some time past we
have noticed change for the better in
the conduct Of the Leavenwor,h Con-
ssrratire and Times. They speak Of
each other with the courtesy due from
one contemporary to another, and ap-
pear to carry out the rules of good
breeding IN their intercourse journalist
cally. This is as it should be; and We
irus; the gen,lemauly deporlmeu, OF
these papers will have a salu,ary iuflu-
eilce upon the press Of the State. L.
has been too much the custom to in.
,dulss in personalities and viIuperation.
Mems public acts are public property
their private life. unless as connected
with public events. is not proper SUBJ
ject for newspaper criticism. Yet per-
sonalili-s are rather the rule thaa the
exception in Kansas. Another error is,
that intensity Of expression is mistaken
for strength of argument. and yehe-
nence for force; hence. editors indulge
largely in adjeciures and denunciation.
and less ia facts and logic. A different
and better order should prevail in this
regard; and, We trust change for the
better is at hand.
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Guardians Sale.

Estate OF Minlr Heirs of !
Finis X Simmons, dcreaseG
In pgrsuance o. an order Of tho Problie Cour,
OF jefferson County. State of Kansas, made a;
the July tern. A. d. 1855. will sell al public
auction to the highes; bidder, for the beneii, oi
Lewis Simmons and Amanda Simmons. minor
heirs Of Finis X Simmons. decreased, on the
9Th day of August. \. u. 1865, al the Cour;
House door IN the village of Oskaloos, in said
County, at two O'Clock, T. W. of said day. tho
following described tracts or parcels Of lard, ly-
Ing, being aud situate in the County Of jefferson
State OF Kansas. 20 viii: The west tisJ half OF
the south-eas, 10 qunric! of The northwest u
quarter of stclion ,25l twenty five, township tsl
ei-ht. range dsl eighteen Delaware Trust L1nds
in srid C.u...v continuing 2o) twenty acres.
more tr les; and the souu. iso) enc fu.dred
acres OF ,he'ou hives; "a quarter o, ''
t3il Thirty one. nsup tSq eight. range tlo)
nineteen, Delaware Trust Lands in ssid County.
One half of IL. purchase, money thereof 10 b.
paid on the execusoa .; the deed. and tie rem
and io be due ani PAYABLE or the first day OF
F,erurry. a. II. rco0, WIN interest st the rate Of
ten per cent. per annum. and secured by mort
gage on the properly .oid.
JAMES 4. BRUNDAGE..
July IS, 1865. 1854 wSS Gaardisn.
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Administrators Sale.

Estate of Jane Moore, decreased .
In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
of Jefferson County, State OF kansaS, made at
the July term, A.. u 1865. will sell AT public
auction to the highe-; bidder. for the payment of
the. debts of the sud Jane noore. deceased, on
the .sh day OF August, \. ID. 1865. at
the Ccur, nouse door il the village Of oskaloo-
"a in said County, a, tive O'clock, r. w.. o said
day. the following described tract or parcel of
land. living. oeing and situate IN the County OF
JeiIersou State of Kansas. 10 wit: The west ~
half OF the south west t!l quarter of section 81
i've, township l9j nine. range t9j nineteen. Del
aa are Tru,t Lands in said County, containing
ts0J eighty dcres more Or less. One-'bird OF the
purclias Sc money thereof TO be paid in hand on the
execution of the deed, and the remainder to be
due and payable on its FIRST dag Of February, a.
ID. 1866, with interest at the rate OF ten per cent
per spnurn, and secured By mortgage n the prop
erIy sold. JONATHAN {. TODD,
July Is, 1885, 25o-4w Administrator.
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CARD pKCT o GRAPHS.

o,ooo copies oi WORKS OF ART,
Including representations of the most celebrated
Engravings, Paintings, Statues. &c. Catalogues
cent on receipt OF stamp. An order Tor One Dox
EN- PICTURES from our Catalogue will be filled
on receipt OF s Sl,sO. and s,ni by mail FREE.
Photographers md Others ordering goods c. O.
d., vii! please remit 25 per cent OF the amount
oi their orders. 90 The :rices aud Quality of
our goods cannot Tail to satisfy,
253 9m
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FARM FOR SALE.

Une Vie N0rth OF USkalO0Sa,
1 iONTAlNlNG 80 acres OF land. OF
" which 80. acres are in cultivation
enclosed with good rail fence. On
the premises are log dwelling con-
tanning three rooms. good well OF
water in the yard. and a small orchard,
which will bear fruit this season, 40
acres Of this farm is as good bottom
land as any in the State. Timber and
stone on the tract sufficient for uso.
Possession can bs given immediatsly.
Inquire Of the undersigned at the store
Of Carson Il Brother.
239tf. G B. CARSON.
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Administrators Sale.
Estate q Ewing l. Moxley, deceased. q

Estate Of Ewing l. Moxley, deceased. 2
In rur uance 81 an order ut the Probate Court
OF Jefferson County. State OF Kansas, made a; the
July term,-A ID. 1865, Will sell A. Public Anc.
ton to the tighssi bidder, lot the payment OF the
debts Of The ss wing l. Moxley. Deceased, On
the Ssth day "I August, "a ID. 1868. a,
the Court House door in tie village OF Oskaoosa
in said Counts, NJ Two O'Clock, r. NJ OF saii day,
the following described tract or parcel Of land,
lying. being end slleaic ia ,he County of Jeiier.
son, State Of Kansas, TO wit: The nerth east
fractional lil quarter Vi ~ ciion ll9) nineteen,
township lsl eight, range (20) twenty, Delaware
Trust Land. in said County. One halt the pur
chase money thereof 10 be paid in hand on he
execution al the dt@d. and the remainder 20 Do
due pnd payable cp the first. day OF February
a. q. 1885, with interest A. the ratio Of ton per
cent, per annuni, and secur. by morigag on the
PROPERTY sold klCuARD HULL.
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In addition 20 our main business OF PHoro
GRAPHIC Materials, We are Headquarters III
the following. viz:a a
Stereoscopes " Stereoscopic Views,
OF which we have an immense assortment in
eludnig War Scenes, American and Foreign Cite,
ani Landscapes, Groups, Staiuary etc ,eic. Al
30, Revolving Stereoscopes, Tor public or privat,
exhibition. Our Catalogue viii be sent TO aiiy
address on receipt OF Stamp.
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Job Work,

We have a'good supply Of new Wood
Type. Job Type asd Cuts. and are pre-
pared to do all kinds OF job printing on
short notice and in good style. Bring
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THE NosPAREIL WISHING MACHINE.
O. TIE rs .
N0NPARElL
WASHING
= MACHINE.

THIS is the only machine in existence which,
l. rombinesnI the requisites Of perfect washer'
1t is SQUEEZING MACHINE, operated by q bal
ance- wheel aud crank tgeartd to run three turns
Of the crdak to ms turn ef tie Aaad j. strongly
made, simple and easy in Its operation, AMI not
liable u get out OF order. II is constructed on
strictly mechanical principles, and solely with d
view 10 utility and durability.
During the time The N0npareil has been in use,
s;nce April, 1861, it has steadily grown in public
favor; and has demonstrated that TWO THIRDs
THE LABOR AND TIME required IN washing by
hand, and all THE WEAR end TEAR OF garments
ARE SAVED By ITS USE. A girl or boy can work
it; and it may he RELIED ON 70 CLEANSE CLOTH
ING THoR0e OILY WITHOUT AssIsTANcKs FROM
HAND RUBBING.
A liberal di,c1unt allowed 10 dealers.
Send for tree descriptive Circular To
OAKLEY Il HEATING,
lS4 Water Street, New York City
255 3m
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Cheese Factories in Vermont.

MEssRs. EDUORS-In compliance with
yom request / send You the following sta
tlstics OF the Cheese Factory in this place.
The business, which is conducted bv a
Stock Company was commenced in March.
1864, but did not get fairly under way tin
about May LIST. The entire cost OF fixtures
exclusive OF the building. which was rented
Tor SlOO per annum, was 81 225. The fac
tory employs three handsome man and
two women. Manu-? features milk from $50
cows In the best Of the season made nine
cheeses per day, each weighing 100 lbs
when cured. Milk delivered morning and
evening IN tin cans on spring wagons.
Cheese sold at from % 10 p cts per 10.
through the season NJ least ; cts per H.
above the best private dairies. IL took 10
lbs. OF milk 10 make 10. cured cheese
Whole cost Of cheese per TO-, boxed and de
hvered AZ the depot, two cents and one mill.
Average gross earning per cow from $40
TO 500. The quality of cheese was firm.
solid. mild Patrons well pleased and bust
hess charging. For generating steam
uses four horse upright tubular boiler.
Use COupers watts and Gray's screw press.
Used no ice. but instead has a cOpiOus flow
OF cold water conveyed in pipes from
spring not far distant. Some factories use
Ice To cool the milk in the watts, but sutfi-
elentiy cold wafer is preferable. For the
material facts in the above statements we
are indebted 10 Allen WhedOn. ESQ. one Of
the principal proprietOrs.- HOLSTER
70 Vest Pdulst, The Vermont Record.
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To repel Bugs from Vines.

Gardeners will find that not al unImpOr
tant part % their work viii be keeping
brgs from their cucumber, melon. squash
aud similar vines. We therefore detail
several modes Of lighting this enemy
A dec0ction OF red pepper, sprinkl Il on
the leaves OF the yonng plants viii repel
the bugs Even the pepper Tea alone will
be too strong Tor all that have weak stom-
achs. A mixture Of two quarts Of Hour
and black pepper, busted Oh the vines while
wet with dew, answers "a n partial pr0tec-
ton al least.
Open boxes six inches high and a foot
square, set over the young plants, w.li ans
wer a good purpose; OF cheap and con
venieut protector may be made Al birch
bark, paste board, OF. what is better still
old iloor 0ii-ciOth, pegged down. They
NAV be six or eight inches high, aud OF any
desired size Where the two ends meet IL
Is well % tack them % one Of the pegs.
Place them around the hills as soon - the
plants begin 20 break ground. banking up
30 that no bugs will work under them.
Very few Of the insect tribe viii 20 over
them. Bugs DO hot seem to Doe skilled IN
fence climbing. Simply standing bricks on
edge around the plants usually keeps them
out
Liquid manure made from hen dung and
left % fermeut. will drive all of the bugs by
its offensive smell Two shovelfrlls Of hen
dropping 20 four gallons OF water will make
IL Of sufficient strength. Half a pint Of
this liquid scattered over each hIll, on every
alternate day will repel the bugs aud give
the plants a vigorous growth
a ne.ghbOr OF ours says he has treated
his bng visitors, for twenty years past. ~ a
pinch OF two Of good Scotch snuff: thoi
think this is something 10 be snee7ed n.
and therefore leave IN disgust uer,-un
AgrlcultltriSt
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To Cure Wormy Trees.

The following receipt IS published In the
New York Evening Post:
With large gimlet or augur bore into
the body Of the tree. just below where the
limbs start, in three places. a groove in
Ginning downwards With Il small tunnel
pour shllliugs worth Of quicksilver into
each groove. Peg il up closely. and watch
the result Had il been done when the
sap first started on lis upward circuit il
Would have been more eficaci0us-yet.
even now, It Will greatly abate the NUS
ance.
The plan was first tried Tor wormy an
pie tree 10y Samual Jones. Esq. Of Cana
an, Columbia Co. y. y. and with entire
success II IS believed that, TAR from dam
aging the trees. il Will even add 10 the
beauty Of The foliage. In case Of the fruit
above mentioned the cure was surprising.
not only The fruit becoming perfect aud
beautiful. but the very leaf seemed TO grow
larger and far more dark and glossy.
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aqritultural mn Dumtstit.


A correspondent Of the GermaHtOwn
Telegraph speaking Of several methods 10y
driving birds from the cOrnields, says:-l
will give better, cheaper and more hu-
name plan, I'm ms estimation, for keeping
birds from DESTROYING young corn. some
fifteen years ago. after had plan$t my
corn. had occasion 10 be away from home
for about . week, and on returning | went
10 look al my corn. found the corn fairly
I'D. but found also that the birds had pulled
up 4 great deal, which MAS repl4nted. /
then began 70 study what plan 10 adopt
10 prevent the birds from pulling up more
corn. The idea oil killing the beautiful
birds never entered my head nor OF driving
them away / came 10 the conclusion 20
feed the birds. and so took peck Of corn
and scattered 10 around the field near the
fences and trees. the places where bids are
the most apt 10 pull the corn. soon cav
that they ate up this corn, and did not dis
turb thar IN the hill After the first peck
OF corn disappeared, aud the growing corn
not vet considered out OF danger, Scat
tered In the same way another peck, and
By the time this was consumed, the corn
was out Of danger. 50 well pleased with
the result was /, that / have always used
the same mode siuce. Half Z Dushei Of
corn will be enough FOR ten acre field. p
The editor Of the same paper remarzs:-
This plan OF protecting the cOrnneld
against the depreciation Of birds. IS no
doubt the cheapest and most efectual one
yet suggested \ friend OF ours IN Bucks
Co. adopted the same plan couple OF
years ago, and says 10 acts 20 q charm lie
however, s0nks the corn before scattering
Il around bis fields, Tor the reason that the
crow and gra6!e never cat dry corn. Give
a dOmesticated crow dry corn and he will
carry It away, aud bury 10 Tor day or two.
We have often observed them doing this.
We hope all farmers viii try this cheap and
simple protection, by which they can not
only save their corn. but the birds al>o
which Will do much 10 keep the farm clear
or injurious insects.
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HeImb0id's Rose Wash.

An excel mt lotion FOR diseases arising from habits Of
dissipation, used n connection with the Extracts Bl.
ehl aad Sarsaparila in such diseases as recommend
cd. Evideace Of the most responsible and reliable
character viii accompany the me'icinos. Also er-
picii directions Tor use, r.A tssirals y thousands
living witnesses, aud upwards OF 5000 unsolicited
certificates sut rsc0mmentatory letters. many cf
which are from ths highest sources including emi-
neat Physicians, clergyman, Statesmen, &. Tas
Proprietor has rcs7-t,l to their publication in
the newspapers; he does nor do this from the fac.
that his articles rank As stan lard Preparations aud
DO not need 50 be proppe1 up ~ certificates
Ths Science OF Asiiciae. Ike the Doric Column
should stand simple pare, ma este, having Fact for
H. basis INJUNCTION fJr it, pAr ana Truth alone fr
is Capital.
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AND BEAUTTYING TIE coM9LENION.
Net "A Few

Of Tue worst disorders that 4.-, inlklul arise from
the coIruptiOn that accum ia-e- n tne - loot. ORAL
tho discoveries that have bees utl u purge il oet
none eau equal in effect HEiNB,iD's CoRoUND fx-
TRACT or SAEsAPARILIA Itcians,s sal renogatcs tie
Blood, instilis the ~ -alih nt1 ;hr system,
and purges cut ii, Aauors wheh make disease Il
stimulates the functions OF ths body cxpeis The
disorders that grow AMI raake N tn b.yo Slci a
remedy that co1iA b. relied H. loas been soasbt
for and now for drst tine The public nave one on
which they can depend. Our slaee here loes not AI-
NIT OF certificates 10 show lis Effects bat ;hc ,ra u
4 single bottle will show to tl- SAX tla- has rs
virtues surprising anything they have ever .Akea.
Two tabsspoonsfGl Of ihe Eltr--t .. r.,r.-. D..
added TO pint Of water "a III &C. la- lls.,, SO
Drink, and one bottl. is tally cl.t o. sa.l r iae
Syrup Of Sarsaparls Vi the dee.et9a as casually
made.
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MEDICAL.


lEhS SARSAPARIIIA j.
= n trAse1 extract Il the choice r,.f = Nolce1-
Win other substances or san sra,.-. .-aines
power As % ar'rL an e1scsuai rt'.,-. a-t-r4i -
SarsapAriila $ rcputcd g cure Sees -iseasss
surely wanted by those Wno sur,- - .-l--s q
ooinl an $ Ans iAAt ens which vii aecr-- -o-s
cure must prove, Is t4Is has az itrr,s- - tlsr
this large Class 81 orr aflctet z l.-, strf'ce Q,
completely this compound will doif has 49,. h.r
~ experiment o. many % tia ss.-ss -. lflrsr
Hound ~ tie following cOmpiauts- 's 90 Be-
ScrTLid. Iersorx. Jlccrs S1rrs F-.,-..
PES. bso.-hes bosls. y AHsA.-1ss H-, -, -.
sspc4Gs. I.isr o. sal R4ctn Nr,Ll 49, ~ y II
y = = 4-H'ors >rc kses F-ssf, ~ -
S.cT1hty g.. '-s'-' Wax.
>yfAt..sor Ecsicla, Dasaass IS exnsifet r-.-...
lem ~ iAe pro-o-eel use cf gnis Ss-<,-.- .-, SIS
patent 5 .eii % comparative hc-i,l --- u
ts1sl-s Diss-seS -re caused b. >crofaI, IN 3D.,
anl zrc lft-n so1a c-r.f fv ais Frf--. -.e tloc-
rLA- - Snap
n uot 81 earI tlis i-Yai.ab.s rr,l..-
you nave been 4iafHSst uro- ID s.r.ttt .---ls1
.ng IL Dc SArs2p4rA.4. ahtlg o. mas r.t ..t--
."Nt -sei As'i s--'-.i-, 4i- Ia g.. ttr- a, w
Ano" ste F.ti-ts ot >arsaparila F.- No.. s.l
...is 81 a.. '->,A--s 3. cures. se r.4er Ssh. 4,
American All4Slsc which tls -.ts T. A@,- s
MI furnish siaiis O. a VIZ Sal. 81. n --2,'-
Af1S O4-nsErlc Pms. ior $40 cure ~ o.
yAlu-ief, lNsif pa. llilt~t. .a n,s--r IS
stomach. hea4aChe. Plies. Rhc.snsff..., A. 2 fe-
arising irein Iisor-rrct II mach IAN ~ - ~
Acilcn ci tAe h.wes. f.afallcr. rrsS .. -.- n.
and Tor linaer r.l 'e-ias-
lhey are sugar co2tet. SD lflt O.. r,.s.
car t~Ae tAen pleasantly. aud they are tl. ~
physlc. '> 81 Lri1
frspared BY !. ANEg 4 ,o..l.u.n M.
s'it hA A- iT1gg stz - -s'. .--
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BLOOD: BLOOD. BaGOD
HeImbOId'S
HiGmY coscsSIRArso c1erIu.n
Fluid Extract sarsaparilIa,

Eos purifying th- Blood ewing .i chronic co,-t-
tnticnai discusses arising from All implse state of
tho BI1'l, an the only rslnb. anI clYetlii Aaovn
remedy Tor the cure OF Scro,la. scAt HsI. sll
Rh9um Pains and swelings o.. tina Bones C...l--
tions o; the Throa; and legs. Both Sc 9.r,p,= 90.
FAco, letter Erysipslas, and al s.als r4pto-s If
the SKIN
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F CONSTITUTION. BRONCHITIS. ANr Lung nrsetsr,
CENTRALLY

-~- - E4-2lNAF. New Tr-<
Write yournsrns plain, a-so town . lnty AZ safe
ard reply VITA DC nstisc as soo- ~ pesz.s,e
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DiMAGES BIZ LIGHTNING!

1863.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW SPRING Sly E 5
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HEAVY FLEECEs. At the Cananda.-na
sheep fair, 20 entries were made for the
special premium of $50, to be given 10 the
neeee giving the greatest weight Of cleansed
wool ID proportion 10 its time of growth.
anu me i've weight of the sheep. Among
cue . entries we notice the following: Ram
90 E HA.s o,u, weight l2l lbs. weight OF fleece
- ios, 4 IL o.. age OF fleece IL months
auI 20 days, owned by MessrS. Raw Of
h nc y Y ram wears Oh. weisht
a 90 us - weight Of fleece p lbs, age Of
neeee II months and DAYS. owned Hv g
Z. Shepherd, Cauandaisua: ram II mo5tSs
9!u, weight - lbs o., weight of fleece
10 los. IL l-2 o., owned by Theron sfeed
n,Hiai eve Years old, weight lis lbs. s
o. S, weight Of fleece % lbs. , or ACE If
p ps II months % days. owned bv = q
~ eve years old. weight IS H. :
ieece sG IS mo OF fleece i lbs or, age Of
Sweet. North I H. l DAY, owned by ]. c.
s'o, "e.snt - lbs, weight Of fleece : 1h:
. o. owned By J. Tan West B Bloom iOs'
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Heart Power.

A mans force in the world, other things
being equal Is just in the ratio or the force
ana strength OF his heart. A full hearted
man Is always powerful man; IL he is
erroneous, then he is powerful for error: #
the thing Is IN bis heart, he is sure to make
notorious even though 1t NAV be a
downright ialsehoOd Let man be ever
so ignorant, still. if his heart be tuu Ia a
cause, he becomes powerful man for that
object, because he has heart power. heart
force a man may be deficient in many of
those advantages Of education, in many of
tnose niceties which are so much looked
Upon IN society; but once give him 4 rood
strong heart that beats hard. and there Is
no mistake about his power Let him have
heart That IS iull to the brim with an on
lect, and that man VIII DO the oh;.c, -.
else he viii die gloriously defeated and
[Spurgeon.l
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONER.
u NOTICE. VIII be II Lllsl1e on l4-. 4 rn.
Tie third Ws-les-a l each r --r- % .ae .c-cA +
n. -u- a. Mason. tie -rst Nl---V l4ll -l1r -l -
one 'cl1ck r. II 20 transact slc l-s--.ss Is -r- p
ss,s - ny one. O.-ar shines. 10 nf c--.s. j. *.
mos NJ I. CaAIlEaroN
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4-e +f..t t-t--4i-E
Losses Occurring uaies 'Dicies issued a. thl;
AGENCY paid here iy4S2