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The Lansing state Republican., 1865-07-19
Capital Stock, June lst, 1855,
= 6 9,7 8 1. % O.
o1REcroRs OF COMPANY .
uORATIO PRATT. President.
LEWIS {. LOOMS, Secretary
AND GE-El,AL AGENT.

fnsures al kinds Of "a 70 rrcoerty and Dwellings
la Cl.s and Vill7ges when ar over % feet from
other bull ilgs il which lre = kept
Cot q Polly s. % aid L. cents on zach 500 n
slrc-. No prsni.In nike required, aud no assess
NIT Ut flrth r expense % holder u Policy Until
s . p.op-r-y ilsurei :. slsIainec, and then Only
for actl4I - -4d exposes Of assessment and col
ls-tlIu
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No salaried Officers to be Paid.

Poi..es " d be lss.ei By the President OF Ssere-
i.ry ~ The Company.
Ii- -.-.ret4ry " 2 a4s0 st the different parts Of
t4s county Tor Tie purp's. u taxing RISKS.
ClaGasf s.r.csy.9 Rists upon Property "A In1ham
COuHy
Coni-s of tar Charter snI Rii-s aad Resulton- oi
t-c Company. can be obt~luel u the Oftce of tie
C,uip4ay in MlsJn. 52eyl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
2JG. 900 PIANOS. WATCHES. CHAINS
SEWING MACHINES.

Mslodesas, Phoir -apa Als ini- Guli Pens S.ls a
Jswciry, os-is. Diamond Rigs Fanny
B.bss Fratnaf za-t-vlngs. silver
re4-sels Sivrr Z ~, SC, &c.
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PIANOS, &C.
LIUS BAUER < co.
Great Piano Forte and Melodeon
T. NJ II O IL [ NJ d.
WAREROOMs j.
"CrOsby's Opera House,"
90 Warrington 81,
NEw YORK wARERoOMs $50 BR lADwAY
Whole. ale Agents for tie T. B ior
WIN. IKNABE - CO.'S
CELEBRATED
Gold Medal Piano FOrtes.

As 10 tue relitive merits of these PIANOS, We
would reier g. lie C-riifcnes 81 Excellence in our
pcs-.-slon from THALn IG. 6OrISfHAik, SRA
KOsfi. q. ~ATIEk. "a. NiEJNlEM =. l. ll- slABB
aDl ACRiO. Nlslcai lrect0r = tlt Italian opera
a.s0 from some Of the most distinguished Profes
s)fs and Anite1rs in tie c0uttry- Al iasirum ITS
guGr0nteed Tor fee y.drs
ALs3. ACEsr. FDE
SoeJJler Il Smuh. Boardmaa 4 GRAZ.
4. H. J0ie e. Co..
AL other First Class Pianos
We have the LARGEST and BEST AasORTED STOCK
of PIANOS Is TIE CITY. whi-hFor Power lad sweet
ness q Tone Easv an1 Agreeable Touch aud Beauty
of Fiuisa, Lavc ~ Judges, been pronounced ann
udlIed
H- Partcaiar attention pail 70 the selection n in-
strlincut- f0r llsi44t orders. and privilege ~ IL
change granted - any time within sT months. II the
Instrument shgui ror prove entirely satisfactory
liberal disco utt9 lsrgymen Teachers -ul schools
Terms liberal
WHOLfSALE DEALERS viii cai i o. iheir -ivan
tags 20 give ia CAL a. by grclty ucr rascd fac.l-
tiss ~ srr ensb-i o. nli orders y th dl~pstrh.
E5- Perspu- D. vant " RALLY flk-I-fIAS-
PIANO Ei,l l1 @ell . Cd before rlAasi-s c.se
prl--a
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TNCORPORATED 1868.
The Lansing state Republican., 1865-07-19
MEDICAL.
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED" COMPOUND
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-01

Tue Car AND SPARROW. A cat
caught sparrow, and was about to
devour it, when the sparrow said:
NO gentleman eats till he washes
his face The cat, struck with this
remark, set the sparrow down, and
began to wash his face with his paw,
bu: the sparrow few away. This
vsxed puss extremely, and he said:
AS long as ! live, | viii! eat first
and wash my face afterwards
which all cats do to this day.
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1864. For the Winter! 1866.
TOLEDO, sWABASH
GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD LINE ~
FROM QUINCY 10 TOLEDO.

TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS Leave
i Quincy, in connection with Hannibal e. ST.
Joseph Railroad, making Sure AND DIRECT Con-.
xEcfIoSs % Eastern Ciiies.
Passengers lssving st. joseph 1t 3;H, A. NJ,
viii leave Quincy same afternoon At ass.
The ipducsmepia offered travellers by this Line
are The Shortest Route. the Quiekes.
Time. the Smoolhest Track and Sure
Connections-allm made in Union Depois
"a Superior advantsgs over an Other routes.
New Sleeping Cars on Night Trains,
afiording passengena Coop NiGnr's BEST while
AGvestiSei Fsisd6oeds sbslis arEurED.
The Relic able Road, the &. B. ! O., advertise
that they are tbe. Only Eastern C0npsction Of the
y a, ,;e Z 80; i < r. g. $3.50 s
~ Lapding, all Of sOhich l6ey knosr to b. lelss,
and = insended 70 deceive lasslcn. 1YfHE
FACTS ARE, the Depote 81 both roads in Quins
cy arc lees than 200 yards apart.
1arOmpihps TickeaF Furnished Free Of Charge
to passoaG = buying titkes BY or line. il they
wish g ride from he Ferry to The Depot 10 Qnin-
cy-Diss:nse 81 e!oSc: /. Z Z !, 5000 IL ScS5L
Passengeu by this route will reach incinnati
Z Houfs Q1icksF than va 81 Louis and
Chcae1 md ladnuapdis 10 HeURs SooNE4 h
Baggage checked through from St. 10.
HBy this Short and ONLY DIRECT Route,
Passthe avoid ~ Delays, end De EHpsnsfse
Hoaeli 6ills and, Omnibus Fan they are ssrs 70
meet with At St. Louis and Chicago.
Tickets for sale ut all Principal Offices Of the
H. 1 81, u oe@, as&9 our g6ee il Quincy.
Travellers are Respectfully CAUTIONED against
6alse nepCssentstons Of Rnnnsfs Of other roads.
H. C GOODELL, n C. BRADLEY,
General Aseat, q - il: Rsssngss Agent.
Quincy, u. eia.3 ,hssveawqEth, Kan.
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for the gitle folks.
THE IDLE BOY.

Are you going to school this NOR
ming. JohnF enquired Henry Worth
OF neighboring boy as he went
with his satchel Of books towards the
district school.
NO, sir!' replied John smartly;
father says | may stay at home and
hunt rabbits; aad you dom, catch me
in the old school house, when | can
have such fine SPORT eaa
'Bat what good will your sport
do you Tomorrow
Il don't care for tomorrow so |
can have my fun to-day
But if you neglect your education
. now, what will you do when you
are a mani'
20 6ddlesticks! I'll be bound you
I'll get along some way
Yes, but you had better get along
the best way f9fI
'fll have enough work to do when
am older, and so | will take my
chance for fun and play while have
it,
Il am afraid you will rue taking
such course when it is too late to
remedy the evil -
Never fear for me; I'll take care
Of myself
well, you hunt your rabbits and
will GO TO school; and if we both
live to be thirty years old, we will
talk the matter over and see which
is the best to-day, hunting rabbits or
going to school,
'fm agreed tRti
John Lightfoct was not bad boy,
but he loved sport much better than
study, and would not deny himself
present pleasure for a future good.
He had fine times hunting, and gave
Henry glowing account Of bis ad-
ventures next day.
We pass over fifteen years; the
boys are men and settled in life. A
gentleman calls upon Mr.: Worth
and says:
Here is an account l wish you
would straighten out for me; it is one
Bill Jones brings in and seems to- me
to be tangled up good deal, and
I'm poor hand in figures,
with pleasure, Mr.. Lightfoot.'
And in a few minutes he unravel-
ed the mystery and saved L. fifteen
dollars, making it all plain. x4
Il thought there was a mistake
somewhere, but ] couldn't find it;
thank you for your Kindness said
Mr.. Lightfoot..
No thanks, do it with pleasures;
but whae Is your verdict now on
hunting rabbits and going TO scoool?
You remember we were to compare
notes.
%, spare my folly! ] have seen
it Cor years, and would freely give
half am worth 10 undo the mis-
chief; bu, it is now too late, as you
said 81
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A bright New York baby, just
beginning to talk, was very observ.
ant of all that passed around her,
She saw a gentleman with a dog
enter house on the opposite side Of
The street. He shut the door and
left the dog without, who, by vari-
Gus canine movements Of scratching
and whining. manifested painful I'M
patience. Moved BY his deserticn
and complaining she thrust her
small face through the bars OF her
nursery window, and cried in aclear,
earnest tone, ling beil,doggie! Ing
. bell alsa sissral
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A pair of little twin sisters. who
were exceedingly fond Of flowers,
watched the first indication Of spring
with intense eagerness. On. NOR
ming they fancied that they discov-
cred through melting SHOWS a few
peeping grass-blades and heads Of
crocus.- Rushing into the house,
one exclaimed, Mammal! mamma!
God is taking offthe white bedspread.'
ooh, yes,' added the other. I'and he's
going 10 put on the Powered coun-
terpane!'
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For she Independent.
Geographical Enigma.

am composed Of rs letters.
My 6. IS. 25. is. 8. 8 .is . river In
Texas.
Ny IS. %, IL. 81 is q cape on the At
laptic coast. tsfssss
Ny Z. II. 10. 8. IS &c is 2 town in
Mossmbique. { : go. g
Ny Is. s. II. I. u. . 10 y city in
China.
My 4, 5, Is. 10, 20, is 4 town in Maine
Ny 2, IS. 81, II. lSis Lake IN the
u. S.
Ny whole is an Ecclesiastical Body.
Shields. Ksnsss. March 18th 1865.
Answer next week.
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10 AB0R-SAVNG SOAP
ASK SIX YOUR s.el GROCER I'D r0 FORT IT, r
'''e'rB!o T::aBABfrT'sad >"
.bslssis
NEW YORK CITY
-ysS moii rsslsl siavi1a IS "a
ID ss'a SO a. - s n..,.
4. LII IL IL IL -. :. .......... =. Il

.sfaa Mineiss Saf A. "A r.,ir,S S.s;;s,ss,
S..,.s.;c.E rSS.I ~ .nI Sse'ui I!aSie Q
- IA: Yoss S,..S.o. =. n ~"
ex Of 60 bars, one pound esch. ~ ..c.;,.
Es6sive and Detessivs 49, ~. aiusS ~ 49,
ducyion 10 Vie American mia kscn -. ~
of.bly known = De
boss ~ OuVs poHs WoS1lue i80ep
4! 8 .::s:s :s.s,
Gle po6se1Bihe ehsdiiEc 81 blrHls,rr ~
ssvs. eueli'iea FAY sslssiar 10 any o,hg Soan' -
4 k0llenOe The World IN Rxc-y..-. i.
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r. 's Tis oss .siis) bns s9tr dol .sgyT
81 aHRAzrsAs7ERNs eoNgs vlS,. -.
- OHOs&s MISSISSIPPI 800.
N BROAD GU A oX,e,ao., J;
RAILROAD

= M.kMe ne quisk.ss 60 10 tf5ssIS
- ~. S i:;.;g 81 ssA y, +
Fgss1l1n 1B66spdi 10 Rds0ei; "a Ao,,s.;.zs I,
C1. Ssa3e ~ sSS5'. fs'!:as'e5 - 8 1os.s:
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FrM II - S~C.;....s %,~.s ~ s ~..s.
- 49, - ~ 81 sun1 % Vieyesa1o, fltts- ,
N - :.
Bdggagf CkpfkeA Jkfnn6h sii n
GTSesSIcs - .,.'
{; TIE II q 81: Joe K. X and Kedtsk bsckee-
<. K. . make close and reliable connections az
Cincinnati, wifhontomnibas ride, With IL favor I
tie Roads Of the West,
The Llsaa MisW ySl!gWbEA xsnis, and
Gsneinash AahoseeB d 166Rf IN -koads. for
Dayton and ;CglI2pbns. VIII sse .Csqrslssa'
CoHum6hS and sGnfmfsM n s31MI
BuGaHx man Sill H. riie ~ u ra.csn.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers win find thi. Che most
advantageous route for Live Stock. Capscious
Yards, well watsesd and supplied with every
convenience, have been opened on this line and
its connections. and every attention r. paid TO
their wants, with choice Of market = Philadel.
phia, New York or Baltimore : and via Allen
Town tho shortest, quickest and most direct route
ENOCH LEWIS, 0en'i supr, Aitcon., n.
L. L. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent. Philada.
IA. HOUSTON. Gea1 Freight Agt., Phila'
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~ SLEEPING CARS aaI'..H
...,os -. on MONT TRAINS TO al 81,
PkilQdslphia, Ney York and Balt;more.
SSs-II-A Sh.-0-A1 sth 20 SHltI
Baggage Check Through and Trans
is " s1ssa ferred Free. 4sIq s.s tfs ma
oE RElGATS

BY this route Freights Of an descriptions can
be forwarded onn1 from Philsdelphia, New
York, Boston or Baltimore, to and from any
point on the Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indi.
ana, Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, BE
RAIL Road DrHtcf. -1a . (.
The Penn'a Central Railroad also connec,s at
Pittebrrg with Steamers, By which Goods car Be
forwarded to any port On the Ohio, Missiesippi.
Missouri, Kansas, and other western rivers; and
At Cleveland; Sandusky md Chicago with Stca.
mers TO all Ports ON the North Western Lakes.
Mefchann and stippsp contrasting tie sans,
portation Of their ffeisht Is itlris Company; ceA
rely with confidence on its speedy transit. 49,,
The Rates Of Freight TO and from
any point in the West by the Pa. Central Z. R.,
are q III tfnes aaYAyo62t1S ssase ehsgFnd b
other Railroad Companies.
s1BepeEucu!ar q mark packages VIA H13s'A
For Freigh, Contracts or Shipping Direettoti.
apply 70 q address either Of ths following Agents
Of the Company:
s. B. Kfxesfox. Jr.. fnight iAssnf, Philads.
D. A. SrEwARr, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARxk 4 Co., lTIastes AeDp, Retst,Ygh
H. w. BRowN Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
MoRxHEAD & Co., Lonkvil!s, Ky. -,
r. Z. Sass. st Lola Mjapari. II9lGiI
CLARKE / Co., Chicago, Ill.
r. e. Medium, General travelling Agent for
L. - a =
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I: p#NksY1EAAhIAHI ,|
& CEN n II 8 ]. g
- Rail Road. Cd
DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE FROM
Pittsburgh TO Philadelphia! =

EReMan portions 81 tte West, North-Wes
Il and South West, this line and its conncc.
tons form either The shortest or the best route to
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore and
Washington. The traveller may with confidence
rely upon sure connections. high speed with per.
feet safety, end every appliance Tor comfort that
can be procured. New and elegant passenger
cars for day and night service, have recently been
added to the 60 uipment Of the Pa. Cent? X. r
At Pittsburgh, trains iron the West run direct
70 The Union Depot, where passengers are trans
fefTed to the Trains of the Penn. Central z. R.,
which leave Pil,sburg and arrive a other points
as follows:
FAST IAILs-Leaves Pittsburg At 800 AN.
stops ct Principal Stations. and arrives at Alieo-
ma at 10, A. H.; Harrsburpt Ito, r. 4. Baiti.
1919, 2. II. Philadelphiaf 4,45 p. NJ, and New
York, via PAiladslphia, 1917. +. N. IL
PTTTsRuRe AND ERIE ExPREss-Leaves P'gh
at 40, p. H., stopping at nearly all Stations-
arrives At Altoona 800 ?. MI Harrisburg IL As,
r. -. Philadelphia 40, AN, N. Y. IS, A. II.
PHiLADELPHIA ExHREss-Leaves Pittsburgh
at 4Ss r T., stopping only AZ Principal Stations,
4. II, Baltimore 100, A. M New York, via AL.
lentown, 1900 4. T., Philadelphia Z ,O6 4. NJ N.
Y. via Phila. 1900 nj SEEEfNo Cans ran thro'
on this train from PttsbutR, TO Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and New York via Allentown. vi
FAsf LIxE-Leaves Pittshurgh q 9.A0P. n,
stopping only At Pnncipal Sasnons, arrives a.
Altoona 10 A. T.. Hanishdrg 7,4e, 4 n Bal
timore II % r. = New York via Allsntown
AS ?. n, Philadelphia -, e,f.sM., NeW Yosk, 4
via Phils. 6, As ?. M.t---.e.---
DIVIDE II f1Dihhe. = spRPN n
-OO-
Ticke.s for sale to Boston By Boat o. Ran:.n
Boat Tickels Good on ant Of the Sound Lines.
Fare to all points IS Low Is any Route,
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:ss ss!iS :ss 20 .:ts .s: to
go ladies' Gold and enameled do IS 70 IA
500 Gents Hunting-cas Silver do IS 70 IA
go Diamond Rings % 70 10
1000 200 Gold Vest and Neck Chain. Isto 3
500 Oval Band Bracelet. 10
10y Chased Gold Bracelets 5to u
5000 Chatelains Chains and Guard Chains 70 3
500o Solitaire and Gold Breaches { 10 10
SOO0 Lava and Florentine Breaches lne
5000 Coral, Opal and Emenld Breaches 40
5000 Mosaic, Jet, Lava & Florent. Ear Drops 10
900 Coral, Opal and Emerald 6 IoS
1000 California Diamond Breast Pins = $50 20 Ia
900 Gold Fob and vess Watch Keys $50 70 4
1000 Fob and Breast Ribbon Slides to \
5000 Sets Solitaire Sleeve Buttons, Studs etc. Sto
5000 Gold Thimbles, Pencils, etc. r4W :
leoO0 Nneature Lockets $50 TO 4
300 Gold Tooth Piets, Crosses etc. ats
5000 Plain Gold Rings 40 70
10000 Stone Sets and Signet Rings as 70 II
10000 California Diamond Rie, ao Il
700 Sets Ladies' Jsvelry. Jet and Gold sSs 6
6O0 -" Cameo, Pearl etc. TO IS
10000 :. 6 and gold.mounted holders ; To a
SEQ I" 8 and goll-cxtension do 60 =
s sSo silve. cooasss and Drinking csps SO 50
1000 " Fruit and Cake Baskets 100 50
5000 DO do Table do and FORK s. % .
In eonseQuence Of the great stagnation Of trade
in the manufacturing distriets Of EaS.snd. thro'
the war having cut of the supply Of cotton,
large quantity Of Valuable Jewelfy, originally
intended for the English market, has been sent
of tor sale in this country, and Nusr BIZ SOLD At
ANY sAcRrf1cH!3 1it7i .ifd TIlfs
Under :these circumstances. ARRANDALE
d CO., acting ~ Agsnts for the principel Euro
pean Manufacturers, have resolved upon GREAT
GIFT nlssMsurIoH, subject TO the following rsR-
CERTIFICATES r.r,;,. ...h -: j
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CASH PURCHASERS:
! ssaes. ! A.D oe9y ,s g9
200, Hogs'd n q. Sugar,
200 Eli: i|Lo.G. Ctqsl,ea|a1a
Powdered Sugar,
leo Bbls. Clarified SukATeaT
100 Boxes Havana Sugars, BIZ.
100 Bliss III. 81 II. q. MoIassesEy
100 Bls. Plantation do
$50 Bags RjoscoGS@S ilfy1
100 Mats Java coffee;
], 900 aK6gslAssortbdN Mails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould Edo
100 Pks. Mackerel T. Herring;
Sos ee,ls fCeEdage;e, ,u,s .d, >,
100 Haif BlssS. C.,Sodax. i
100 Bxs. Babbitfs SalaM1us:
900 Bxs. Yeast Powders: hees
800 Boxes Raisins:
s"S s DO Hag2gsf'& TNapris VIII
100 HALF Chess Tea;
| 900 Ball. 't*fapphglfhp4:
;s'5Q O9SQlSegars. YIIaOTTA
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NY lad said lady q. . boy carry.
ing mailbag. are you mail boy
6 Eyer doesn't think I'm q female boy,
does yer?'
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No. l5--Cabinet Organ, T
|amc n No. 10. in Valiant OF Oak. -

Among the many dstiaguishsd mnsieisns who
unaualifiediy endosss Ii CABINET ORGAN
NAV Be fosnd thenamsso( Gesseholk, 1helbesg.
WIN. Mason, 8. B. Mills Wdlsnhaupt Saties,
Frndel. Stakosch, 0robe, and 6andsrsoa. hanists;
and Morgan, Zsndel, Wiloex, Mosenthal. Nag
rath, Smith, Flint Web, fseksrmans and CSttes,
Organism. 'sa sg be b 8sio,-gbs 81
What the larger pips osyans arc - hrys
ehu, ches and balls, The CABINEr OnsxHs eee 70
private Residences and smaller churches and halls
They occupy little roopl. are elegant as pieces OF
furniture, and are NOT iable 10 got out d order.
Juea publisiscd:- SonooL Eea TEE CABIHKT
ORGAN. BY Geo. !. Root. iPriCe -. pREcnEA.
rIons roR The CABlxxf OasAx. Six numbers,
of Is pages each. Price 80 cents per number. or
q 50 per setJfiG9iidBf 70 5'F()
Narerooms in Boston, No. "a Washingtea
street. Address the undersigned. Wafeco0phs
in New Yosk. Nea 5 + Nsrcex atrest Address
MASON BROTHERS. - "a, -
Instruments may b ordered By letssr With en-.
tire confi1eneU 81 EvesiSiqg them a perfect ~
though selected At our Wsrerooms. A dr." on
q Boston q New York ,Raahs lnsae,eT ..ie to
oav order, should, In sacA casss, ser :.tapy sho
Ietier. Descriptive Casalsgues ssss tass bymaiL
ST. Masonic HAMLIN. Msksta I'd. .1
sioIsGa -fIEf hsaeilasa $50 boosOn. Mao. -
flfffe Ia .afrs, II.
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BayslPxLAs, KIDHi1 CoG.
~ fkAiN1, Siek IND Nerves assdschsi Nsa.
rslgia, Gravel. Tettss, Bsr6esSa Itch ssnd Batd.
nesp A Treatise on tie above. diseases wit,
the1e SPEEDY and PERAANsNr CuRs, ssWt free
to any sddrcn. Address 3. c. UPHAM, No. Is
sossh Eighth Stsoes. Philedelphia, Ps.,
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sd0ssiorie srv cdhs ihvaisy being n6cey of Pot
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72 MAJOR Gensrals. 5e5 Statesmen
sO'Bifs: Generals. 1si47 Disines, 10
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84sLsuts Cslosslss I 60 Artists. .oiav
COZ Other OGesrsr 1l2 Sage. ,r, a
- Prom ut Women. SO Navy Officers
lat Prominent, Foreign Portraits. .
o. $500 Copies Of WoRks orARr,a g
Including repsca.hatasss u IN mast eslehssssa
Engravines, Paintings, Statues. &c. Catalogues
cent on receipt q Stampy An osdss Tor One Dos
% rsolip u 81 -, and lent 81 msii ms
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Great GIFT Distributionl
25o,o 900 'as'

Watches, Chal1g. diamond R1AKS, &c.
& = - WORTH OVER - -
ONE MILLION DOLLARSl
All to be sold for
ONE 0o&&A&RaAQ8!A
Without reeard to Value !! Not 10 b
paid for until you know what you are
to receive! ,{Qver
Splendid List Of Afticles!! All to Do
Seld Tor One Dollar Zach
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-01
1 MASON I 4; HAmLIN's
CABisMs 0BEng&..

The CABINET O1oAx is desigpsdx teeh rs tn
church and home-fae the sacred and eee6laf-
tor organ practice AID Tie .seseaton q extern.
the mslodeon, and nos C il objoctioGShb OK
with many entirely nsw impgsvsmel@ shA3l q
tentions, prominent soag vkieA IL ~ NJ
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-01

Efs',Sa.i iJ,ilsI s. ii aJaIhAl ., lssas |.
cents Fsrseessncihg r. Names q P9didass.
h aAyascs.s Ysaeiy adpriiesrs uin jbaAaacirsd
70 pay quarterly. Tnpsient advsgtisementS nus(
be paid in advance. CO0municatioss a Q perl
sonal charscose wall - shafEtd orr Iodar pa
square, to b ct in pouparesl.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-01
No'12L4Cabiiret Organ

Dia.. from NJ liz o :; e, only y. For s!Sso i:
is ous bSss c6urss ,i1siu1sna. Being less CON-
.pfcated than tie No. 10, and better adapted %
transportation, we can corflently pocoDmsp3
Il a. very desirable for churches, public halls
and lodge rooms. Alec desirable paFlor in:
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-01
No. 23-Cabinet Organ,

With two se,s 6f rcd 81 Ave Setassss cesspasi,
con,aining de .Au1pmate Swell, kuee suupe and
double bellows-i9 solid Dlaek WAlnos tass-
p.uelled aad egpefpentsd 1i.4 Iieh csFvings-sn
elessu isssruhASaS fo& ~ 4iSfs6 room and
pSlor.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-01
The Best, Paper in the State
lag PAAdItYsARgEM znT

"qFNMIEf hN1KUEE, III
ipc6aiSs III .sss ala ooecs,S.6s q, I'd bAza
Is How snuGRRlkss q Il .sIodwy'
10 SEEK s9S6 fsse,s,nird ri bog .ssaEiidse N
siz nsssbe ksl6sbss rsasa IN casse6 eluhs
the cash must be paid Invariably in advance. :,
f6p5s1snt 6h6eqS iiitsd lxfth OF pSpef, Se
.cl sisni'e AZ sbk iM SF neeiAis feI 81 cqPEs III
Assn iid.eesissUi6 psesisss abHlribe ssw,
y Saast W 'G'9ssaaaa !n 'asserq sd 1sbap I'D
10; ssiaIa ,ssr. sssas.b s1oIsl1qola ID
a4s3l&!0a83sa
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-01
No" H. lL4lA1Cabihnsest 6rasaaha {

and one mansaEa "a; isscsssIsst iSs@u a
for'churches Of moderate means, q il combines
much Of the power and @ billy Of tie larses
inst uments-s' meehiescsst hs47
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-01

''THE Issbyiate may nov ia ds6aaS1et Is The
o4qfKns1Nb Gun 9Dx. zA8E8I ANTiDOHR
E9R ,STRQNG DRUNK M,g esplh Iyes sea
psIxKSsxsss. Il cssates disliEe icf, sllons
Hfiifk, Ind S2f - 'SdhnlhlSerred wid8uk a.
knowledge Fl 8e pstisaei jssletA54 boss,Se
BY mail 70 .sny address, by s g, ppHAN, 49,
CAeslput Street. Philadelphia, r.. Cirda)jn
i~ht free. .s5s1l oab
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-01
sVlH(a. Z HDihhtN | = SpppPrN

Tieke.s for saie to Boston BY Bot o. RAn:e .
Boat Tickess Good on an Of de Sound LineS.
Fare to all points IS Low Is any Route.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-01

e e.sscuey :.rES e5snst ls i..;s ="
tna. We y ~ .as ss.s. III Il 49, :.
u In .esSu " ~ ~" :. 49,. .s..r - -
Psnos' sss"ys 's"'<'s " "SSS 'S
sif ss-cs@1lii o. srhq
r., a 22CCabinet Organ1
Diners nom No; = 70 case only. Ih1 -.
ment u ene.sed IN oeEs@ ressvSed ,siG |:
d.. ssisle r,.1' is.s i.,.iS :; 80 -, Ss.SS =
e. No. % abinet Organ s.
Foar OehveA tuo sete Of rsedss satomauc
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-03

" Il s s E l. w A N Il E D-TO take
' Freight to Murfreesboro, N. c., and to re-
load for this port.
Apply to
MORRIS, GWATHMEY & CO.,
oc3-tf No, "a Wide Water Street