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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20
CLIMAxi CLIMAX,

Pages Climax Salve, q Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heals without 4 scar. No
family should be without 1t.
We warrant It to cure Scrofula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains.
letter, Pimples, and all Eruptions
Of the Skin. For Sore Breast or
Nipples, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises,
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands,
&C., 1t makes o perfect cure.
1t has been used over fifteen
years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel-haying per-
fectly eradicated disease and
healed after oil other remedies had
failed. 1t is q compound Of Arnica
with many other Extracts and
Balsams, and put up in larger
boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment.
Sold BY Druesists everywhere. White 4 Rowland,
FSoySstors, III Liberty Street. New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20

Hodges sells good goods, and
you can depend on his prices be-
ing as low as any ones in town.
Hodges asks what he means to
sell for, and no iewins allowed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. W. Bradley's celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
COR DOUBLE sPRING)
s X T r II.

They " III not bend or break like the Single
Spring. but will yrssesrs their per feet and grace
fsi skeDs when three or four ordinary skirfs will
have been firgtra asidr ~. ussies. The Hoop.
are covered with daubis and t,ris.sd nread. ami
the baftsrs rods are not only double springs, but
twice or donhel corered preventing them from
weaEii ont when dragging down stoops, stairs,
sc.
TIE Hosd-rf,R F7esisfrW end great eorfart
spl pl.asggs any Lazy wearnr lhe Dg,ts1
all crowded Assonlbl,cs. Opens. Carriages, Raj
raaa Cars. Church Petes, tsa Chars, for F.uais
eaade aud Hause Dr.ss, as the skirt can he / old
ell when in use to occupy small place as easily
and conveniently a. sllk 81 Aatlin Dress, IA
invaluable quality in cTinolEe, not found in my
Sin IL spring skirt.
LAZY having enjoyed the plsasnr,, comfort
and great coAc.aisnoe OF wearing the DsPi-a e.
Unite .Stse{ Spring Skirt for a single day, viii
never aftexw ards wIlliugly dispense with their
use. Fcr Gkidrea. Misses and Young Ladis.,
they are superior 10 AL others.
TIE napiex Elliptic is great favorite with
ali ladies ana Is universally recommended by
Fashion Magazines as the Standard Ski- n TIE
Fa.EioHat2e World.
To enjoy the following inestinable advauta-
res IN cFinene. viz superior quality. psrtsrf
s4H#f4ef1r. Srgiish .hrp~ a#d fHish. f,ribdiie.
dnratiiifv. eonl fort aud -raA ng. enquire fer j.
W Braiiey's Duplex Elliptic. Or Double Spring
skirt. an4 te sure NQA Eel the genuine AtNiel*t
CAUTION TO guard against imposition he
particular 10 notice that skirts offered AZ ha-
rlexr have the red ink stamp, viz. -. ".
R-adley's Daplex Elliptic Steel Syringe upon
the waistbanl-noue others are genuine. Alse
notice that every Hoop will admit a pin being
passed through the centre, thus revealing the
two or doublel springs braided together therein.
which i the secret IF their Fsribitify and
streagth.and combination not 70 he found IN
any other skirt.
| FOR Sale in all Store. where First Glass skirts
are soli throughout III. Cnit.d State. saa slse
/ where.
Manufactured ly tie sole owners y Tho patent,
VESTS. BRADLEY & CARY.
8, Chamber. 4 10 & 81 R..ae Ste, NY.
I Nav 81, 1897 Lulsn
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20
Cali and Gee them.
g. Warranty very Nbsr0S.
For SNIe only bv
Il. Il. 4 w. R. KENYON,
AIM Independents, Iowa

CHICAGO, Nov. Is, 1865.
Mr. II. r. GARDINER, Proprietor Gardiner's
Eheuna ATTIC 4 Neuragc Compound.
sir-linving been afflicted with the Neuralgia
in my face for six months, friend induced me
u try your Compound, and can cheertuy say
| found ii the only rehei, and | recommend it to
all " ho are troubled with the Neuralgia
Yours Respectfully,
A. BOOTH,
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison Dearborn Sta.
CHICAGO. August 28. 1865.
Din. GARDNER, Proprietor Gardeners kheumat-
ie Nenralgic Compound.
Dear sir--It is with great pleasure that tes-
tify to the merits Of your Invaluable medicine.
| Having been afflicted with Neuralgia for more
than year. causing me great annoyance as well
as suffering, and after trying almost every rem
edy that could be obtained, friend induced me
10 try your Compound, and am happy to say
that one bottle cured me, and J heartily endorse
all that has been said in its favor, and earnestly
recommend a trial BY every ono suffering from
Neuralgia or rheumatism.
WM. s. HOPKINS,
As l2ml Firm Merrill a Hopkins, 20 Lake 81
gold BY Smae a Goodfellow, Druggists, In
dependence. Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20

FOH SW1c Ut ltCmUs
II will sell my House and Lot. situated ten rods
i from the Burr House, for $500. This house
il 1880, and is we'll designed for four families.
and rents readily for Sl9 per month or 922s per
year. want money and ! am bound to sell.
The honse Is for rent for small families.
will rent TO small families for from four to
six dollars per month.
45-H1 2. TABOR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20

Hodges wonders if the manu-
facturers tax is being paid to-
wards the support of that flag
that some merchants hoist in
great time Of peril.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20
A RARE CHANCE

To -.t a frzt~class dwelling in Independence,
Iowa The subscriber being desiraas Of remav.
ing west new offers his residence on corner II
Walnut aud Mott streets. fer sale. The lot II
10 rels square, with COED barn, goo never
failing vel, and q large cistern is on the piaee.
The house j. one OF the best in the city. 5zs2s
feet on the ground. two stories high, has a god
cellar has six rooms on first floor and five on
the second. al well finished. Any gentleman
wishing nice residence would DO well 70 exam.
inc this property hcsore bayng. Terms oasy
For further particulars, enquire " the suhs.ribel
IN the place. or Ransom Bartle. Land Agent. In
dcpendense, Iowa; Office two doors east af A9a
tour iiaese. J. Z. LYON.
Dee II 1866. .t25H
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20

Go Hodges. for good Clothing regular prices courteous
treatments where twenty per put ia order take
off five, above ali allowed make his prices
Hodges has price and has merchants christian
Of mind.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20

MONEY, FREE As WATER. 1000 AC-
NI tive Local and Travelling Agents. Male OF
Female, Of all ages, are wanted 10 solicit trade
10 every City. Town. Village, Hamlet Work
shop and Factory, throughout the entire World,
fyr the most saleab!e novelties ever known.
$50 Per Cent. Profit md ready sale wher,
ever offered. Smart men and women car make
from s5 TO $50 per day, and no ri-k of loss A
small capital required Of from $50 to 500 the
more money invested the greater the profit No
money required in adyance-we first send the
articles and receive pay afterwards you ac.
tually wish 10 make money rapidly and easily,
write for full particulars and address
MILNOR a CO., From Paris,)
2i0 Broadway, New York City.
TNew,popsrs copying will be lisernliy ssht wirh !
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20

The undersigned offers for sale, his valuable
farm. comprising $50 acres. partly improved, n
see Is. u Miid.eheld Towns Zip, Buchanan
County. Iowa. Portions Of tho land are SUIT
able either for stock pr grain farms. Tie
Improvement. comrris. 100 acres under good
cultivation, two dwelling houses, and good
we'll. The property viii te sold in lots 70 suit
the purchasers. Reasonable time viii be giyer
for large shaTe of the purchase money. .FGi
particulars, y,urs of the subscriber On il,t
premises, Of .. II. Campbell, Independents, o.
b. r. Begun, Winthrop.
1872 IN. tfj
June :. 1887 THOMAS TOWER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20
FARM FOR SALE.

usHE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm con
1 sifting OF one hundred and fifty Gig BIT acre !
thirty two acres Of tiagc, eight acres tim an :
and about one hundred acres under fence anI
1ne balance timber, The Wapsipincoa Rive r
runs through the timber and therei goad nov
ef-,aihhg spring thereon, which never freezes
ana Is convenient both for the house aad STOCK
Sad farm Is Of a mile from the Rcd sohoni
House, Falrbnnk Tp., Buchanan Co., Iowa. All
O o which will sell for SIS per acre. For fnr-
.her particulars, inquire Of rAs snbseriber on
the premises. -
- FRANCIS fiNGREE.
Fairbank, May |, 1867. f41- an,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20
WANTED!
4 Farm Of so or 100 Acres under
the PlOW.

With all the farming utensils left on or found,
team, small seed, fro wood, house and barn on
said premises. Those having such a place to
lot for 2, or 5 years, will ind renter by call
ing at the Bulletin ONCE, Independence, or by
writing personally to
n6.2n ". + LINES
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20

Six hundred garments made by
one merchant tailor. "name un-
known" in a month immense
business for two men to sew so
many.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20

"It was early in the spring of 1855 that this Com
pound was originated member my family was
Afflicted with irritation Of the throat, attended
with disagreeabe cough had for some months
previous thought that preparation, having for Its
basis the inside bark Of whitepine might be
pounded TO be very useful in the of the throat
and lungs To test the value of it In the case al
luded to- l compounded a small quantity of the
medicine that had been planning, and gave 1, In
teaspoonfu doses. The result WAS exceedingly
gratifying. Within two days the irritation of the
throat was removed, the cough subsidized, and q
speedy cure was effected. Soon after this sent
some TO lady in Londonderry, y. H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
occasioned by a sudden cold, and had raised niue
streaked with blood. She soon found relief, and
sent for more. She took about ten ounces Of It,
and got we'll j. d. Clark, Esq, editor OF tho Man
chester Daily Mirror, made trial of the same
preparation In the of severe cold, and was
cured Immediately. Hew SO highly pleased with
the results, and confident OF success attending
Its sales If placed before the public. tas hs finally
persuaded me to give it 4 name aud send 1: abroad
10 benefit the suffering"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20

Some men sell a large amount
Of goods, DO an immense busi-
ness, but pay no tax on their
stock.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20

Hodges is the Best Clothing
Store under the sun, moon and
stars. but he has not got dozen
prices on his goods.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20

patronizs all old ssM blish
merchants in preference to such
men.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20
TestiuonialU.

- -. -, - ....l J.,
rery sdrge nnmoer Q, frnpor,nht !cssimontais
hare already been rece.rea rom feysie'ans, Ger.
gvmen, dpotaecaries; "ua, Waee1' from dt esasses
~ sgc,e.y, ypeaNtng ~ ne H'oss !'afeff"y 'sr"s "
s"s nh"s I"e to'iP0"Ha-
Yr. NICHOLS. or Northfeld. IT., sans,
ure.a u. M. ~. c,,,,,,o,na j. ~ ,.,., -
n"u ~ ne ~ .o",potn" D't , ~ 20 as,y ~.
fions btt also IN oDecfion5 of the kidneys, detlv
Of the stomach, and other Kindred orgdns."
a..
Eer. !. n. CHASE, or Rhmney ". H., rrtfcsi
I'll hare for ycqrs REGARDED your White Tine
Compound as an inrdial6lc remsdy. can truly
San that regard I. cUeR more e3cacious and rat
aabLe than erer. hare just fskel tho Compound
Tor cold, and IL icorks cl.arn,in1iy."
n..nroRp VI s,,t,,,,,r 1870
DR. POLAND, II, the Fsli Of 1867 + took a rerv
violent cold, tclich brought regy serere 6,fsgG
pain IN the SIDE md tungs, aYa rG.sJ tt9od Jtcis
saseEt Ike Kiiney Comvlaiat. For n, three pe.Ts
past Ihare been reyy much troublsd sgth my aroaf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20
Look to Yoar Titles /! !!
w. G. & J. b. DONNAN,
OWNERS "
Complete Abstract
OF ALL
Titles Of Lands aud Village Lots,
BUCHANAN COUNTY, IOWA.

Are prepared to give prompt and reliable infor
nation relating to the title Of any real property
in the County.
The Abstract consists Of set Of books which
show tbs Original Entry Of each separate tract
Of land, and every subsequent conveyance OF
the same, the kind Of Deed, whether full War.
ranty, Special Warranty or Quit Claim, with
any and al imperfections in description, form
or acknowledgment carefully noted also all in
sumbrances, including Mortgages, Bonds, Trus
Deeds, Life Leases, Tax Titles and Tax Sales
snd Judgment Liens. II is surely wisdom. On
the part Of the purchaser. to know what the title
Of his land is bsfors hs purchaser, aad thus old
any trouble in the future
eevsral thousand acres Of wild land 4 several
Valuable Improved Farms For Sale,
in different parts Of the County. Also number
Of Lots and Dwellings in the Town Of Inde
psndence.
W. q. a j. B. DONNAN.
Psnsions, and all kinds Of War Clnims, col
lsetsd promptly. nltf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20

Some merchants ask twelve
dollars for 4 coat and take six.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-20
ger. J. K. CHASE, Of Rxmney, ". IT., rritcs,

II hare for yeqrs regarded your Jghfte Tine
Compound as an inraia16tc rem,dy. can truly
aa6le than erer. hare just ftkel tho Compound
FOR cold, and IL icorks c.arniin1iy."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-26
Rutland County Court,
Hon. Loyal c. KELLOGG, Chief Judge.
SEPTEMBER TERN, 1867.

Hon. LOYAL c. KELLOGG, Chief Judge.
Joel W. Ainsworth, ! Associate
Barnes Frisbie, ! Justices.
Wedaesday, Sept 18.-The Grand Jury
closed its session to-day, bringing in
twenty-three bills, in addition to those
filed on the 18th, making in all forty pre-
sentiments, when they were discharged.
In the afternoon the docket was called,
when the court adjourned.
Thursday, Sept. 19.-At the County
Cours to-day, the following criminals
were arraigned
Edward S. Piper, alias 0. B. Clark, for
forgery. Plea, not guilty.
VIM. N. Kelly, for bigamy. Sentenced
to States Prison for one year from date.
Spencer Ladd, obtaining money under
false pretences. Plea, not guilty.
Charles F, Chappell, forgery. Plea,
not guilty.
William spellman, burglary and lar
ceny. Plea, guilty. Sentence suspended.
John Drew, larceny, Plea, not guilty.
Minnie A Rose, larceny Of bank notes.
Retracted former plea of mot guilty, "
and plead equity" Sentenced to States
Prison one year and eight months from
date.
Willard Comstock, larceny Plea, no.
guilty.
James McKeand, larceny. Plea, no.
guilty.
William W. Cameron, larceny, Plea,
not guilty.
Without further action, the court adj
journed for the day.
The court on Saturday last naturalized
Hugh J. Williams and D. W. Roberts of
Poultney; William ]. Williams and Hugh
Roberts Of Castleton; owen w. Ames Of
Fairhaven; and Patrick Kelley Of Clar-
endon.
On Monday it transacted no business
Of Importance, adjourning until yester-
day morning, when James McKeand was
arraigned for larceny and convicted
Willard Comstock was also arraigped
upon the same charge, though up to the
adjournment Of the court the trial had
rot ended.
The following persons received their
naturalization papers at the Session yes
terday:
John NJ. Jones, William J. Jones, Fair
haven; Daniel MsDix, William Maugh-
an, Rutland; Daniel Mcnamara. Tin
mouth.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-26

BRUTAL MURDER on AMERICANS II
CARrHAaRSA. - The Panama Star of
Sept u has the annexed account o. the
barbsrous murder Of two American oh.
GERS and the serious Injury of third at
Carthagena;
president Gutierrez arriving In Car
thagena after the close of the revolution
was enthusiastically received at all
points on the coast where he happened
to land, and thought proper, together
with the President Of the State of Magda.
lena, to depute from the national steamer
Colombia two officers to 90 as commits
sioners to the State of Boliver to attend
to some matters of interest to the gene.
raj government, as well as TO the State
Of Magdalena, and to the officers and
crew Of the Colombia personally.
Lieutenants Dornin and Borchert went
to visit Mr.. Logan, an English gentle
man in Carthagena. Upon reaching the
hotel they encountered large crowd,
who allowed them to pass in, but upon
their reaching the head Of the steps the
tiends below commenced firing upon
them, whilst those above also made a
desperate ASSAULT portion Of the mob
attacking the one and portion the
other. So great was the force against
them they were soon overpowered.
Lieutenant Borchert was shot in
stantly, one ball passing near the heart
Spencer Iife ball passing through the
breast, and he received cash from q
carpenters Chisel about the groin. His
liver was almost entirely cut out, and 8
sword was plunged through mis- body.
In the death struggle he succeeded in
cutting one of the fends with a knife
which Lieutenant Dornin had pitched to
him when hrst attacked. During the
engagement with Dorchert, Dornin re-
ceived a shot on the head-stunning
him considerably, after which he
managed TO fire one shot, when ball
entered his left breast below the Shout
der, lodging near the shoulder blade. He
fell, but was instantly picked up by the
good women Of the hotel, hurried Off
and secreted. To these poor old infrm
women he is indebted for his life.
Lieutenant Murdaugh was murdered
in manner which the most uncivilized
Indian or barbarian might shrink from
such as cutting him with knives.
shooting him and beating his head with
logs OF wood. When sure that the breath
had left the badly, these starving wolves
commenced to plumber it, extracting
from the pockets some five or six hun
dred dollars in gold taking from the
fingers the rings and from the shirt the
studs, and so the demons left him.
Ia the course Of two or three hours
the American Consul, Mr. Hannaberg,
arrived with a guard, where he succeeded
in begging from General Carazo, the
President Of Bolivar, and conducted
those left Of the party to the steamer
Tyne.
The American Consul has had the
bodies decently inferred in the Protestant
burial ground, with suitable head
boards"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-26

| The EDITOR OF HARPER MAGAuNR.-
The Rochester Union pays the following
well.merited tribute to DR.. A. H. Guern-
sey, editor Of Harper's Magazine, ma.
tive and former resident Of Rutland
County;
1.-THE editor Of a periodical may be
compared to the guard Of some palace
gate which crowd OF courtiers seek
vainly to enter. AS such position has
some unpleasant features, the editor re-
mains secret and impersonal. He Is an
| Invisible Ceberus who can only be molli-
| fed by the presence Of genius. As to
| that individual who controls the man,
agement o. Harpers', we will describe
| him as e middle-aged gentleman, OF
medium stature, and of good bodily pro.
| portions. His cOuntenance is that OF a
student, and his features have that ner.
vous expression which is inevitable to
! close thinking. His brow is of intellect
ual size and shape, and Is surrounded
| by profusiOn OF auburn hair, which
| seems inclined to classic curl. This
man has been part Of the Harper con-
! Germ ever since he came to the great me-
! tropolis. He began as proof-reader, and
by dint Of sheer talent and industry rose
from one station to another until he
reached his present important position.
lie has been close student and this
habit, in addition to mis- familiarity with
authors, has given him that mastery
over literature which is necessary to
such an editOrship. He is particularly
I st home in the minute and critical his
tory Of the recent civil war, and has fur
nished several controversial articles Of
great accuracy-one OF which on the
battle Of Charlottesville, we met in the
columns of the Times: Such is Doctor
Guernsey, the editor Of Harpers' Maya
zine.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-26
Arrival and Departure OF Trains
The Pending Revolution in staiy.

Garibaldl, for the last quarter Of q
century the leading spirit in all Italian
revolutions, is again in the field, and in
characteristic proclamation announces
hisintention to move upon Rome, call
ing upon the revolutionists of Italy to
fock to his standard, telling them that
the opportune moment has arrived, and
that now is the time for efecting the
overthrow Of the temporal sovereignty
OF the papacy, and raising the celestial
city to her natural place as Queen and
Mistress of United Italy. The boldness
with which he declares his purpose, and
the openness with which all his prepa-
ratlons for the contemplated movement
have been made, are remarkable indica-
tions OF confidence in his own strength
and assurance of the military weakness
of Pho Nino. Nothing but outside in
reference has kept the government OF
the Papal States in existence for the last
6fty years, as the sentiment Of all Italy
has long been adverse to it; and were
this interference to stand aloof from the
pending struggle, the success Of the
movement would hardly admit OF a
doubt. But Garibaldi and his CO.
patriots have the same treacherous
spirit to contend with now who has so
often failed them, and who, more than
any monarch in Europe, has been the
recipient of favors at their hands, viz !:
the King of Italy.
Victor Emanuel declares that the i'm
mediate attack upon Rome is a crime
against the laws of Italy and of nations.
II this is so, then Victor's throne is built
upon crimes. The enterprise in which
the italian Party of Action are now en-
gagged is simply rising Of the Roman
republicans supported by outside assist
ance, The successive movements by
which the sovereigns OF the petty States
now consolidated into the Kingdom OF
Italy were dethroned to make room for
the House Of Savoy were precisely the
same. What was the part which the
King of Sardinia played in Tuscany and
Naples but the identical part which
Garibaldi is now seeking to play in
Rome? If Garibaldiis criminal, what
isthe King ofItaly?
But Victor Emanuel is afraid to be
logical, and there can be little doubt
that he is prepared to make good his
threat of beating off the Revolutionary
army from the Papal frontiers. The
rising of Romans will then be OF little
avail, and we can look for no results
from the impending attempt but q
second Aspromonte.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-26

dent OF Burlington, VT, and has &C,
qulred a very enyisble reputation and
hardly second to the best Of our Amerl-
can artists as landscape and scenic
painter. AS a Vermont artist, who de-
sires to live among us, and who has al.
ready done much in giving to the world
some OF the best views Of Vermont
scenery we wish him every encourage.
ment. Harlow H, Priest, the obliging
clerk at the Bardwell House, will be
Happy to receive subscriptions to the
above painting.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-09-26

CoTToN RAISING IN THE SANDWICH Is
LANDs.-The Honolulu Commercial Ad-
vertiser Of July 20 has the following
statements about cotton raising at the
Sandwich Islands:
THE schooner Nettie Merrill brought
from Niihau, a few days ago, some $500
pounds, and the steamer and Kona
packet some 1000 ponds from Hawaii.
OF the very choicest Sea Island cotton.
That from Hawaii was raised by native
who received 1855 for cotton brought
down this week, including premium of
SlOOi Which he had earned, and who has
been paid nearly $1,000 for cotton de-.
IlVered oy him during the past
Twelve months, This would indicate
that the article can be grown bera in
certain localities, although on the Island
OF oahu the cultivation of it has nearly
ceased, owing to the caterpillars and
drouth, which entirely DESTROYED ;the
plantations in 1866. There are certain
tracts OF low moist land near the sea on
each OF the islands, both on the weather
and lee sides, where this plant will
thrive better than anything else. and
these are the localities which should he
selected-the nearer the sea the better :.
ana OF soils, sandy soil is the best. ApV
foreigner, who has the land, can engage
probably in cotton growing, with very