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DANCING.
DR0Fe. j. w. 4 II. p. KREIS'
DANCING AOADEMY,
Psnnsylvania avenue, bet. 6th and 7th sts.
.EFE Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.


Psnnsylvania avenue. bet. sth and 7th st..
.aFg Opposite Metropolitan Hetel.
Hsw Uasses forming every evening Those do.
selves Of this opportunity,
our s be made in this Quarter for
Circulars can be he'd st J. r. IlIis' and ". q
Sssssrott d 90. . Music Stores.
The 6aH can b rented for eofress, 20.
Days aad Ho~s Of Nitisa:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday snd
sasurdsy afterneeos, fren 70 eeiosk. :
Gentlemen b Glasses, TUESDAY and frIdsy eve.
nings. from to 10 O'Clock.
Lof further infornstion, apply daring the holrs
o. tuition. or eddrees . note 70 the Academy.
Quarter commencing with the frUt lessen. jsS
NJ MARIHI's yAsHIoNABLl DANCING
4ARINIB ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
This academy is noS 81 oSsn S f.I sss r.c:,
p.ls s1l hours e tuitio. for young ladies
ni.ess and nasters Tuesdays. rtursdayS and Sat.
Ssstisrnsn' % !. cis:ss: from to 10. same sv.a,ps,
u: Private instructAen given to suit ne con
venisnce Of the paptl. se8
MAsQUERADK AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
The under:igned woula most resIectfally in.
form the ladies and gentlemen Of WashinRtou
city, snd the District generally, that he 10 ct ali
times prepared to furnish parties with MasQuer-
ade and anw Costume, either on loan or made to
fancy estsbHshmest Of Christian Rsrpert, Sn ESQ
e22 7th street, between d and ., where he viii 81
happy to await orders. OHARtEs BERG,
late Oostumer ct Ford's and Qroyers
fe Him Theaters. Washington, d. O.
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LIST OF LETTE RS
RETAINING II THE
WARRINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
-.... friday, February Is, 1861. --#

IUHffNIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAFEk
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
- 70 obtain any Of these lstters the applicant
must call fer Advertised Letters, - give the date
OF the list. and pay one cent for advertising.
~ IL not called for wfthn one month they will
be tent to the Dead Letter Of6ce
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R0A BOOTS AND sROls.
vU INV sTOR1.

The undersigned beg leave to inform his friends
~ ahe RIbhc geaerelly that he hes opened the
INV CHAP BTORE, No. sos 7th street, ndef
ODD Fellows' Hall. where he has on hand gem
eraI assortment Of edies and 0sntlemen's, Boy ..
0tooeo and OhildYen1 = =
BOOTS AND eHOlS.
kewsnbef the number, sos TN street, under
Vaa 1elloEs, Hall The New Cheap Store, for.
nSSsX =. y. fAssb store 10
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WHAT tn, ffFYssEOEs fFsss sssEH5SS!E. sAH SE rHssAnAs

nd., FEB. ~, isS4.--I have areat Setsfscsi.n ~
STATING thai have used The bAmaF{ta Rsmediee'
that have used then With Judgment, disorStaen'
and lroIsrly, and, have found them respond 10 mS
aRtci ipstione promptly and eG6otaaIly Klovins
their composition, have the fullest Condo ~
their s0oocy. anA far ny Uso q - extS ~
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CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES .a
hDREW JoYoI 800.
CARRIAGE MANUTAofuRIRs.
NOS. 4Tv AND 4Ts S0URrEEaTH sfRI8r.
1, to Il Eio;5:' 4: .:
ara fasai on able styles. to be completed -
We have on hand large assor tment Of
LIGhT FAMILY CARRIAGES, iaaa,.-
FINE TOP AND NO T0P BU00IES,
DEARBoBHE WAGONS.
.s.- . BOoKAwAYs, &C.
DESTROYS Of maintaining the hi IN stand ard which
q SG1n.
msnufactuIe. and of the mr.. class emily, sud ID
Vie Gsr patron. and the public that We offer no
REPAlRIEG g made a speciality.
fe 15-eolm AKDREw J. JOYCE 4 co
BANKERS.
Jay COOK & 20, -
BAEKE ERs,
NJte.ath s.rs.i. opposite Tessxyy,
suyapd sci sicurrsn. market rates. and hep
onstantiy on hand, . fulI supply Of all
GOvERNhENT BONDS,
sIvINTHIBTIIs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREsT NOTES.
Orders far STOCKS. BONDS, 30, executed, and
Oeliections made on oil accessible Points.
sel-n
RARROW Z CO.,
BANKIBe, ....
Corner Louisians avsaue and Seventh rect.
pBALERs IN
GOTERNAENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER
y s-.f AND LAND wARRANrs
First National Bank Of Washington.
BD. COOKE, tof jay Cooke = Oo.,) President.
wA. o. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
eovERHnENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGDHr OF THE UNITED
STATES,
asa srsst, o,sossss tAs 1rsasuy Ds,a,t~ssns.
Govsrnnens Securities with Treasurer United
~ONB AILLION D0LLARS-N -.
We bug and sell ell classes Of GOVERNMENT
sECURITIESst at current market rates.
FURNLSH EXCHANGE aad make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES. ......
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERAS, and give careful
ana prompt attention to
ACCO UNITS Of B BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS,
and to any ether business entrusted to us.
= FULL IMPORTATION in regard 70 GOvERH.
MEET LOANS st all times cheerfully furnished
WM. Q. HUNrIN0TON, o. shier.
Washington, March 70, 1855 mnn
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M AHIHI's. s.d.SIHgE dHASsIHIGEAgLs DAsoIse
M AsQUERADH AND FAEeY DRsss BALLS
y = o q y 3 l = . .
HALL q PLANT,
. .-. PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York syenue ana 18th .&,a.<

....s HALL 4 PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York svsnue and 18th street.
Entrance on New York avenue,)
Dealers in fine FAMILY 0ROoERIEs. PEAS.
WINES, lMPobTED LUXURIIs, &C., &C.,
would rsspectfslly notify their friends and the
public that they have just opened their New Gro.
eery Store, whore can bs obtained any article usu
ally kept In first class Grocery. without st.
tempting to enumsrate eur lsrse, fresh and we'll.
selected stock We cordially invite the public to
sxanins our stsrs and stock, believing We shall
not fail 10 give entire satisiAction 70 all Who may
favsr NJ With their patronage. e
We call sspestal attention to our assort rtznent OF
TAAS and OOFEEIs, which have been selected
With great care for purity. Dealers win ind
nne assortment 10 select from, and our prices to
suit. tS-.. Ea- :,
Goods delivered promptly In any part Of the city.
q .lan = 5m . L.--..-lg 80 49,. c
AT TIE new OalAP s1AMPINo RoOMs
ssa s:s :: our rsdsoss sric.s. % i. Sssy S.s
SS,Ssss SSs. .oyn Yoks.. rssdy 'sa..ssd-.---..e e.:.
onsnse 4o.s:s .-.---sssts. .
e! S:ai e.r ;s;s.s: ss: =.
.1 Ne fssy ss ::a:::s SS IN
We are able detty to Issue new patterns e Wen
" :;:s:
r h n OV =
fl1E NAlIoNAI UNION INsuHAHCH OOn.
-. iI.EPANH OF WASHINGTON
Have removed to their New Once.
~ =, No. II LOgIelAHA Av1NUD.
10 y N a.fg First deor ssst of7thse. -
I.sa apIRu0 0foRs:
Qhas. kAAD, Hrssr,. Geo. W. Riggs, Vice Pr0t,
Thes; nsrry, Har:ha!l Brown, 1,ch z Wallach.
ie ID ! HSBLn d. LA.HlR. Secretary. /,
plYsI0IAN1 HAND.D0OK OF PRA0fI0I
, asS O. .sis.rs as'l VnAhOk fAYb08.
EOe axL1-a0W QR1Y DLAIKlfe, q
So1x1x fvI10uv, fswneseksf, 500 Nh
ssrsss. a. : ntssFoL teaSIw'
q g.a lUEI4 hfD 80 = ~
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CLOTHING, DO.

ccJi1zE S Ssscesss1r e sa y Z: Ls1vdOn Co., ~
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Motel late Brovnb,
362 Peanylyania avenue
ny In Washington, ID. O.
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THE UsURY LAw.-There is no lees than
three bills pending in the Virginia House of
Delegates modifying the usury law:
flrst-Asthorizing any person, company or
corporation actually engaged In sommerc al.
mercantile or manufacturing operatisas. ex-
cept banks or banking corporations. To nav ten
per cent by contract In writing. Local in
terett 10 be six per cent, except under such
contract.
Second.-AIlowines seven I and -ahaif per cant
interest under contract. ana not excepting
banks. Legal interest save under contract TO
be six per cent
tract between citizens of this and other statas
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All Will nnd 10 greatly to their interest--
20 examine thesetaperb Instr uments b. Ma
fore purchasing any other. "XH
New Plano Forte and Organ Wareroon, No. 49T
utn street between Penn a avenue and Z street
"A select assortment Of and second hand In
sIuments, including . CHURCH ORGAN, for
sad 'Sss IIags: End e ss:,
4 6nns ~.~Ses0A
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EMRICHp H1sTAURANr.
MO. Sss fenna avenue, near 6tA street.
kMRIOH wishes 70 intern his frisnds and th,
stantly on hand 0YeTIRS. fresh svsry HSk%
deG, IrsRared In syery style. lE: ID
His WINES And LT0UORs cannot n. .nes...S
Oall And give h,Hs'r L. oc - n
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, 10,

situated IN the most central location the city.
midway between the
OAfiIoL AND PREsIDENTtAL AANeION,
On1S snort distance from sH the Departments,
fsasnt and Post 0nacss, Smithsonian Institute,
eN. b. h. DUDLEY co.,
NO Si-u proprietore
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ssA Street. between 18th and 18th sts.
Mr.. Aliot. from Paris, Hair Dresser Of IN.
country. hes nov beea sstsbiss ed fer tns III
eisht years IL Washington and Nswporf. ~.
Dying the psfrenage Of the corps diyo unf;es. ssH
Of the his6e.t society. he he's the honor to an.
nounee that be bas thfs ssasou the iste.t
everything that belongs 70 TIE drsSsfns of hsiS
At very reasoaa> le prfeee. af ems
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CARRIAGE RIRs.

DESTROYS Of attaining the hi gh stand ard which
our work has hold fof many years. We confins our
bushes exclusively TO CARRIAGES Of opr own
m nufacture. and of the mrs class emily, sud ID
wise our patrons and the public that We offer NO
inferior sale WORT. a.t .- .f- -
kEPAlRIHG g made a speciality.
fe Is colin ANDREW J. JOYCE co
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thinner Jo'hWNYabcey CA3 Yates ThosA
sMISGELLAHEOUs.-Box No. s; Genera Al An mar.
tntendsnt Pacific snd Atlantic Telegram 90 :
Martin; w. Il. c.; II. T. H.; American Arm and
Leg %.
IL r. ] R0WUN n
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JAn1s GUILD. Desisv 81 Ns,e asd Sseosd Aaal
fu.ffsss. Old Yurniturs Re paired. Resp
,asolstsrsd ,s and ysr1ishs4. t1tA saA pstsa Ines.
r...vrr g. - Z
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Coal C0ALii ooALlli
TT. fOWLEB CO.
White Ash, stove and egg dzes, % - per ton.
1ed ASH, do 90 1915 per ton
2,740 pounds gua4anteed. 1'
Orders recefved at the central once of the Wash.
ngten and Ge9rgetown Ice Com Dany (iats L. ]
"a Miu1leten C3 - corner 18th and = streets, and
n n.lm .I b. 8. LAMKIN. Agent.
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WOOD AND COAL.

C0ALi COALiI :
AT oREATLY REDUCED PRICES
the city. PA' o'
stove, = &C and Furnscs White Ash, $50.
Red Ash $50.
Lehfeh. %.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand
Ordess received at our Once or st the Whsrf,
p. BROWN q SON,
JaZ5-u l6S eth street. kot veAu r. and r
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A K BROWNE. Z. J. SMIrHERs.
BROWNE 4 sMIrHERs.
WAsHlN0TOH, d O,
ATTORNEYSAND COUNSEL LORSATLlW
AND sOLIOIrOkS FOB THE
BURkAU REfIGEkS. fREEDMRN, AND
ABANDONED LANDS
oUnee No. 476 Seventh street, opposite the Post
OTIo %ILKsSs, P5aAH9s AND 0ARHAEr
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ALfRED o. BOWHRs,
"Aagossant ourgeon, Sth &. II. VOID.

as.A by o. O. PoRD, ooruer ,lss ssr..e ..a D..
Ulvan1e svenss, Weshington; HINRY DOOR
ASefaa4nFsss,n vs a p pi1sE.st: ss1sFsllS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06
Public SCHOOL NOTICE.

For the purpose Of grading the pupils fol
the public school Of the City of lndepen.
dence, the teachers will attend a, the Conr
House, commencing on Monday afternoon,
Dec. 9TH, aud We make the following re.
quest of parents and guardians, viz: Tha,
they will send in for examination all chill,
dren aged from 7 to II years, on Monday
afternoon and Tuesday, Dec. 9th, and 10Th
oil aged from II TO l6 years, OF Wednesday
and Thursday, Dec. llth and 18th and nil
above lG years Of age, on Friday and Sat,
urday, Dec. 18th and lith.
BY pursuing this course, the teachers and
| pupils will know where each belongs, and
each can 60 to their respective rooms in the
new building, on the following Monday, Dec.
10th, mhen The school piH commence, and in
this manner avoid much confusion and de-
lay that would otherwise occur on the day
Of commencement.
We hope that all interested, will assist in
carrying out this arrangement; the examin-
alton will require but = few moments for
each pupil, when they will be excused till
commencement day their names will be
taken, their grade fixed, their room and
teacher designated subsequent changes
will be made as occasion requires, and
those not coming in till after school has
commenced, viii be examined and graded /;
yet it is very desirable that all who can will
conform to the foregoing arrangement.
BY order Of Board Of Directors.
L. W. HART, Sec.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06


Before the johnson County Teach
crs Association. which met at Iowa
City week before last, Prof. S. N.
Fellows, Of tho State University. de-
livered On address on 1.-THE influence
Of the teachers work upon himself
in promoting self CULTURE" The fol-
lowing were the heads Of the dis
course:
!. 1t gives clearness Of thought. 2.
II increases mutual power by giving
system to thought and character. 5.
Ii makes his knowledge available. 4.
1t makes hin sensible Of his wants
and ignorance. s. 1t reveals a want
Of words. 6. The necessity of illus
tration. z. 1t makes him a more
thorough scholar. 8. It leads to sell
government, and makes this self gov
eminent necessary. 9. 1t develops
an executive ability. 10. Promises
promptness and thus gives decision OF
character. IL. Cultivates manners
and refines the Teacher, and l2. l,
improves the character.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06

The Sixth Volume Of this excellent and
most successful weekly commences Jan. LIST
next. The paper has met a remarkable
success but not more than its real merits
deserve. We heartily endorse the opinion
of the Western press generally that it is Of
more value to the Yves; than any Eastern
journal can be, for obvious reasons, and
Western farmers should subscribe for it in
preference to Eastern papers.
The Western Rural is a large eight page,
illustrated paper, devoted mainly to Rural
Affairs. but gives also q great variety Of the
most interesting family reading, original and
selected stories, ETC.. and has . children
Corner, full Of nice things for the little ones
a valuable department of Domestic Econo'
my, etc. The market reports are made q
special feature.
With the view Of doubling his present LIST
and securing $4,000 subscribers for 1868,
the Publisher is offering the most liberal lsi
Of premiums, il many respects, We have seen,
having already gwen AVA $4,000 worth
Sewing Machines alone, the present year
For only ,xenty-6 sc subscribers at the sin,
Gle rate $3.50 per year, q choice is given
~ . Wheeler & Wilson, a Wilcox 4 Gibbs,
a. a Howe Sewing Machine, or a Lamb
Knitting Machine. and over a score Of other
desirable articles are offered for clubs OF
| various sizes.
The plan of the paper is somewhat novel,
two editions being published-one for Chs
cago and one for Detroit. each destined in
is character, one adapted to the West gem
orally, the other more particularly ior Mich,
iran. This arrangement confers double
advantages, substantially combining the re
sources of two papers in one, in the benefit
Of which every subscriber participates.
Subscription rates $3.50 per year-e2:oo
in clubs Of four and upward. BY subscribing
at once, the remaining numbers OF 1867 are
secured free.
For specimen copies, particulars Of prem
iums. posters, ETC., address ii. N. +. Lewis,
| Publisher Western Rural, at either Chicago,
H., or Detroit. Mich.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
Iowa State Register
FOR 1s04.
Inc Largest aha IHtaftst Newspaper Htd q NeF ]
STATE REPUBLICAN PApERAT CAplTAl
Now Attractione.

EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
The following are scre If the distinctive
features Of the .siote Reyistec:
Political D1partaeat-Preziicd over by hon.
+. W. Palmer, whose able cpniuct Of the paper
for the past seven years has given IL such a
hold upon the Republicans Of Iowa.
Dgiciok Charaeter.- - location at the Cap
ital the designated official paper Of the State
the complete reports Of the proceedings Of The
Legislature, and Supreme and Federal Courts
proceedings Of State Conventions, publication
by law Of head notes 10 supreme Court Dccis-
ions, &c.
Te~{egrophic Esws-Dspatohcs Of The New
York and n. w. Associated Presses Cable dis
patches, and Special Dispatches, BY which the
latest news can reach you az soon as throu ia
Chicago papers.
State te1s-G'eanei from our large exchange
list, our large corps Of correspon1enta. and from
the State Records at the Capitol.
Market Repor,s-By telegraph from the prin.
cipal markets Of the world, received daiy.
Genera, F.rs-selected from all sources, and
given in = compact and readable form.
RehJi,u. In,cfiyenoe.- A synopsis Of what
ever has transpired throughout the Religion.
World during the week.
Local Nes.-Dizhcd up by the inim;,abis
=. Ret" giving a spicy account Of whatever &C.
ours at the State Capital that is Of general in
teYert.
Tour Of Iovd Cosnfies.--A seriee Of letters ac.
curately describing the resources, advantage,
inducements to immigrants, DC, in each portion
of the state. These letters have excited great
interest throughout the East, and will be con
tinued from time to time until all points of tE'
State have been fully described.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06

The following marriage licenses were
issued by Judge Barton during the month OF
November:
Nov. 5--alexand.r Mckinnie Wallace and
Eliza Anna Bowles. ouasqueton.
Nov. G-Chas. T. Sanford and Rachael All
en-. Fairbauk.
Nov. 1-Cambell Dickson and Lucy T.
Tracy. Independence.
Nov. Geo. Frink and Elizabeth i. Mnr
phy. Sunny Side.
Nov. John Wiley and Amelia A. Parker.
Independence.
Nov. I2-Miehael GolIigo aud Mary Kill
feather. Independence.
Nov. l3-Georgc Netlok and Susan Har.
rington. Hazleton.
Nov. l5-John Lillis and iIopSra Moruney.
Fremont TIP.
Nov. l6-Joshua y. Young and Jane 4.
Turner. Independence.
Nov. ls-Merrill Davis and Mary Meow.
en-. Independence.
Nov. 2o.-Wn,iam ID. Green and Jalia Ell.
lott. Cedar Falls.
Nov. a2-E. b. Sanborn and Cordelia Jones.
Fairbank.
Nov. 23-Nelson Glow and Heziah Greeley.
Hazleton.
Nov. 23-Allen Chicken and Melissa Grim.
Quasqueton.
Nov. 25-George p. Smith aud LOWE Miner.
Lester Tp, Blackhawk Co.
Nov. 21-William W. Cameron and Martha
A. Freeman. Independence.
Nov. 2s-Chas. Ii. Wright and Hattie Potts,
Fairbank.
Nov. 29-Trederick Foss and Mrs Minnie
i. Curtiss. Cedar Falls.
Nov. 29-Geo. n. Hampton and Elizebeth
Boon. Quasq, eton.
Nov. 30-John Wilson and Mary A. Fort
ner. Quasqueton.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06
INDUCEMENTS.

In ordoyto make some return TO those whs
may spend their time in getting up clubs for th'
Re 7isfer we offer The following
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06

Movrs 70 LoAv-Iuquire Of Ice 4 Weari
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06

Charley Taylor's new express wagon, is
decidedly the neatest thing appearing in our
streets, nowadays. For taste, style and
workmanship, j, cannot be surpassed, even
in more pretentious cities than Indepen.
dence. The best of it is, it was manufac.
surcd by mechanics in our own midst
Messrs. Hale & Rsncier. These gentlemen
have recently erected a fine blacksmith shoE
next to tLeir wagon shop, and with increas
ed facilities will doubtless greatly enlargs
their business. The brothers Hale are vel
known as very skilliul wagon makers, and
Mr.. Rancier, as a blacksmith, probably has
40 equal in the county. Together they
make a strong firm, and turn out work that
is not exeellod anywhere.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06

The a~ncients proclaim that Mermaids,
Nynphs. Maids, and the Graces, had long
flowing tresses which made them envied BY
their sisters Of earth. But they arose out Of
The sea foam or bathed in fountains reached
by no mortal hands and kept their locks Of
derry scffness, dark and lusfrous, and thus
had no need of Rings Vegetable Ambrosia
which is doing the same thing for thousands
of people in our day. I
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06
The year 1868 is the Presidential
Year.

And the Journal viii be founi earnest in The
efforts 70 prevent She c.ntroi of the 0i9vefn-
ment passing into the hands Of those who sym
pathize with the Rebels who sought tn destroy
il. To this end it wiil gre cheerful support ID
the Republican organization and candilates. hes
teying that their triumph in the Presidential
contest IS a necessity u the maintenance II The
national Jaifa, hosor and security Po.iticaaf.
therefore, the journal Of til. future will Dc A.
the journal Of the past has been.
The Nses of tie Bqy will continue ~ te
promptly and fully given in its columns, Ly
telegraph or otherwise.
Our Market Reporis viii b. fuller hercaflsr
thar they have been heretofore.
Our Ed,eriot end Reportoriat Force viii he
made up Of live and energetic men, whose duty
II will be to keep up with the times III every L.
,rr.nenF ~ arasrg
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06

After the announcement. made last
week. that Albert Clarke. Esq, would
deliver his lecture on Saturday eve
ming, a different arrangement was
made, and the address, Designed as a
~dedicatory lecture for the new school
house, vas delivered at Friday eve-
ning's session Of the Institute, at the
Court House. As no notice could BE-
given, the attendance Of citizens was
not large. The arrangements we're
badly timed all around.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06
HOUSE, LOT BARN FOR SALE

TIME sui scriter offers for sale. in tie Village
j of Littleton, a large two story stone dwell
ing, containing four upper Rooms, two large ones
below, a large west wing, and a commodious
cellar. The lower story was formerly construct
ed for a store room, but is now divided BY a
temporary partition. Also a large barn on the
same lot. Any person desiring = place for a
store will fnd Littleton an excellent point. and
this house large and convenient enough for a
store, dwelling or Entertainment. The whole
will be sold for $3.50. Apply to w. G. Don
SAN, Independence, Iowa.
S. ". KIER.
December 6, 1857. MA -Qm.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06
(coscLuprD FROM LAST WEEK.

lcoEcLuDED FROM LAST WEEK.
THURSDAY, Nov. 2sth.
After q morning session of one hour, the
Institute a adjourned to give the members an
opportunity to attend Thanksgiving services.
vns,sacsion In Algebra, by Prof. Calvin, IN
Gymnastics. by Mr.. Stockweli, and miscel>
~laneous business, occupied the afternoon
session.
FRiDAY, Nov. 29th.
The editor of the Bulletin having offered
the I. aehers the use Of a column, a vote was
taken 10 accept the offer, and Miss NJ. Z.
Tracy ane Mr.. J.. W. Hole were selected to
supervise said column. During the aiter>
noon session Charles Rancier drew, upon
the blackboard, a beautiful map Of North
America. The majority report of tie cons
mittee on map drawing awarded the prize to
Miss Butterfeld. l.. W. Hart made a mi
nority report in favor of Charles Rancier.
SATURDAY, Nov. 30,h.
On motion Of Mr.. Bridgman il was voted
to hold the next annual session at Jcsur.
The Institute adjourned to meet Nov. iith,
1868.
Mnxrs 10 L.o~Ay-Inquirc Of Ice 4 Wear.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-06

The Robber Time, that steals the sweet
ness from all fruits and flowers, is bafied by
Phalon's "Night Blooming Cereus.' IT.
aroma is less perishable than that OF foreign
extract. essence or toilet water, and in
comparablv more delightful Hartford
Courier,