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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND ns.a.lY!
DIR. J. w. pCLAND-S
WHITE Pine COMPOUND.
Til: sHiIE PINE e3l2se.a.l CURES

"It was early in the sprias OF 81 that this Con-
ponni was originated. 4 member aF ny family was
afflicted with irritation Of tine throat ATTENDED
wst a dis ,resaJie cough. had for sonle months
previous tlioa-ht ihat preparation, hagirg for II.
basis the inside b.rs Of white pine, mi 1T be % enu-
poan led 10 every useful il the ease or tho ti,roa.
and lungs. To test the yauc Of i IN the csse al
lnied 10, compounded small quantity of the
mcdirue that had See.l rlanni,g, anl gave il in
teaspooaiul dosss. Tie resait wa- exceedingly
gratifying. Within two days the irritation Of The
throat WAS removed, the cough suhsilel and a
speedy cure WAS e.Iectel. Sooa after t..is sent
come to lady in Londonderry, y. H., who had
been suffering FOR some weeks from bad cough,
occasi1nel by sgdGen cold, and hal raised III acus
streaked with blood. She soon found relief, and
cent 70. more. Size too, about ten ounce, OF it,
and got we'll. J. B. Clark, Esl, editor OF tie Man
chester Dai,y Mirror, rlade n trial of the same
preparation Ia the OF severe cold, anI was
cured Immediately. He was so highly pleased with
the results, and confident Of success atteaslin,
lis sales if placed before the public. t., lie finally
persuaded me TO give it aud send il abroad
to teneiit the suffering
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

| heard an assertion 10 day that is
worth repeating. 1t is that pastures
and meadows made upon these prai-
ries by the sowing Of tame grass seed,
without disturbing the natural sward,
are more valuable. or al least yield a
more valuable forage than those which
have been broken and seeded. 1t is
said that this has been proven by more
than one mans experience. Ibelieye
it to be chiefly due, in the case of
pasture, to the fact that the nutritious
native grasses are.not rooted out that
they lengthen the season, and afford
variety ot food needed by herds. But
1 10 not believe that it need neces-
sairly be the case that maie-meadows
and pastures should be inferior to the
native ones. If our farmers would
take pains to SOW more yarities of
seed for pastures and meadows, the
Yield of hay or grass would be greater
and more palatable to stock. Especial
Il are our pastures deficient in this re-
spcct. Each grass has its peculiar
season Of growth and ripcning-some
earlier and others later The more Of
these varieties can be grown on an
acre, the better the pasture through
ont the season. And it suggests the
inquiry whether the plowing up ofour
prairies for pasture lands, especially,
is profitable; whether We do wisely to
destroy the native grasses, or whether
we do not do better to retain them,
mixing with them, by seeding, such
of the tame grasses as will grow. l
believe this matter merits attention.
And know thatit is Improbable to
plow pasture lands often. 1t is better
10 rencw their fertility by other
means. II rloscd, it is unwise to turn
upon the new seeding until thesward
is pretty well established. Some do
not wait, and the result is dry and
barren pasture the first two or three
years Tor. CHI. RepuJ.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
Whcat--N hen to Harvest IL.

A southern farmer once told the
writer Of this, that, in the previous
year, he grew 900 acres vi wheat
which. in June, had attained huge
growth, and appeared remarkably
promising. The agricultural papers
were then recommending 10 harvest
carly, while the grain was in the milky
state. lie followed their advice, and
cut the whole SoG acres as soon as the
Juice of the kernel began to whitcn.
The grain shrunk badly. lie estima-
ted his loss from ,oo eally harvesting.
4, IS 900. The blunder, as estimated
by the writer, aui y the gentleman
himself, who by the way, appeared
very candid, and was willing Is take
his fall share Of the blame, fairly be-
longea, abant onc- half to hio, aad the
other half to the agricultural journals
Of the time. The latter hal blown too
strongly, and altogether too indis-
crininately, on tic benefits of carly
harvesting. and hc had followed their
al4icc to cxccss-baa cnt his wheat
IN greener state than they had rec
commended misunderstood them
10 an extent which he freely confessed
was iaexeusable.
The truth is. there are four condi-
tons TO be considered, or four periods
To he noticed in the growth and ma
turing Of grain, LIST, the Gnt milk peri
ed, while the iuice is yet grccnish. "a,
the milk period, while it is white, 81,
the dough period, while the interior
Of t5a korncl. ii crushed between the
thumb-aails, has the complexion and
about the consistency of uabakei
bread, 4th. the period OF ripencs..
when grain has become too hard to be
crashed between the thumb-ras. The
nick-of-iine for cutting heat is at the
end of the milk period, while the
whtcness of milk is turning 10 q
hrownish dough color. Better earlier
than later, but rs near that as circum-
stances permit.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

The Sidney -4nericom Union says
that Mr.. Gordon ofthat neighborhood
thinks he has lit upon plan for pre-
serving peach trees from wiDter-kill.
ing. {" lie plants lis trees about eight
feet apart, and fills the intermediate
space with the wild raspberry. which
is a very hardy growth, and clusters
around the trees, thus collecting the
the snow into large drifts, forming a
complete protection. lie says his
trees secured in this way lived through
he past two winters nnharmed; and
he is satisfied that they will stand the
test in every instance. 1t is n good
discovery as the fruit is very dcsira-
i,lc. and we hope more Of orr farmers
vii. try the experiment"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
"II Z - II q CAL"
GARDINER,
RHEU MATIC & NEURALGIC
CoM Pou NJ ID.


T.s Hisama'ic aud N.srals;c soa,pesa5.
ElFrERN years ago, Cart. l.. L. Copeland
II was commander eli Boston brig, ovned by
the late Robert q. Shaw. Capt. Copeland, at
that time made voyage to Vera Cruz. and
while there near the guns of the Castle of San
Juan de Ulus was attacked with his cid com
plant, rheumatism. While suffering severely
on board his vessel. he wa. visited by a Mexican
Spsniarl, who said he could relieve him of his
pain. aud entirely cure him Of his diseaIs. The
visitor returned with his medicine and proved
hi. words; in few days Capt. Copelanl began
to improve under his treatment and was soon
completely cured. So delighted was the 6 Old
sea dog" that he purchased the receipt f,cm the
Mexico -Spanisrd, fer Ono Hundred and Fifty
Dollars.
After Capt. Copeland returnedto Bostoa, Capt
Gardiner bought number of bottles Of this ar
ticle, then manufactured in a small way Is Capt
Copeland in Boston. Capt Gardiner, who then
sailed merchant ship to London, took tae arti-
Gle with him, and sold it for guinea u bottle
II attracted attention in London, and Capt. Car
diner imm sdistely wrote to his brother. Charles
+. Gardiner. Esq. to purchase Of Capt. Cope
land the right to make and sell the article in
England, the Weet India Islands and Australia.
this was in 1850. Capt. N. II. Gardins-, on re-
ceipt Of the notice Of the purchase from Capt.
Copeland, Immediately formed co-par,uership
with Mr. Watson, a wealthy dealer in London.
-. -. .,..y.. ~. a.. n VI. y. '
4 Co. No. 81 Mark Lane, London. are introdu-
cling the Compound with great sucsess all over
Europe.
IpIs5o. Cant. Gardiner wa. !, ro,.or n,a;,
connection with bis brother. Charts. rarlin-
er. purchased from Cant. r.nel,nJ hi, beir. AMI
successors. the whole right to the article with
the intention to give 10 .bs people of North
America. the benefit Of its wonderful healing
properties. IthAs proved a most valuable u,ci.
ieine to all who have tried il.
Mr. C. +. Gardiner immediately established
large mandatory or lshnr.tory Tar Tho nraiuc.
ton Of the article. aud since 1889 has devoted
his time to the introduction and sale VI rarlln-
crs Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound. We
should add that the article is cn,rel, yeeeta-
bic one. being composed OF roots and herbs. the
most important of which grows wild in England,
from whence It is imported by the Proprietor
Mr.. llenV X. Gardiner.
Word to the Pabhc.
Asthe forms or disease for which We pre.eribe
the COMPOUND have their origin in the hood.
let the sufferer remember tha. no merely ont,rnrd
appliance win afford him permanent relief be.
cause il cannot reach the cause. The Cornpeund
going into the btooa.-IHE CITADEL or
TIE EASE.--slrive. il from its stronghold.
and the victim is relieved This should never
be forgotten. SURE CURE WARRANT
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
FARM FOR SAFE

INHE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm. son
! s'ting Of one hundred and ifty eight acre,
-thir'y two acrcs of tilage, eight acres timothy
ana about ono hundred aoros under fence. and
'he balance timber. The Wapsipinicon River
a". ,n;rough tho timber and there is good nev
anu 70 convenient both for tho house and .tock
sad farm "a of mile from the Red schoal
house, Farbank Tp., Buchanan Co. Iowa .Il
OF o. which ! will sell for $l3 per acre. For fn,'
.hor particulars, inquire OF the subscriber on
tho premises. oh
FsiSbank, Nay l, 1867. ~ a..
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
A RARE CHANGE

To get FIRST class dwelling in Ipdspcnden
Iowa. The sahaariber being dssirous Of rsmoy-
ing west now offers his residence on corner Of
Walnut and Mott streets, for sale. The lot il
10 rods square, With good barn, a good never
failing well, ana large cis.ern il on the place.
The house is one Of the brst in the city, 32y24
feet the ground, two stories high, has good
cellar, has six roD4,s on first floor and five on
the second, 81 well finished. Any gentleman
wishing nice residence would do well to CYAN
inc this property before buying. Terms easy.
Sor further particulars, enquire of the subscriber
on the place, or Ransom Bartle, Land Agent In
dependence, Iowa; Office two doors east Of Mon
tour House J. 4. LYON.
Dec. I, 1866. ,5n
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
For sale or Rent.

VIII sell my House and lot. situated 10, rod /,
i from the Burr House, for 5000. This housa uss
isAoo and T. we'll designed for four f,mil;a. Ia.e
ana rents readily for $40 per month or ssaa W.,
1la'i rhn : want money and am bound ia ,rll u
'%1 ~, "uu'e u Tor rent for small families.
sis dollars Per month - 'i'n' 'o"f 70
p. TAb0R
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

CLINAx! CLIMAXl

= - :. - - A. ~ ~ i n n ~
Pages Climax Salye, a Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heals without . scar. No
family should be without It.
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, It makes q perfect cure.
1t has been used over fifteen
years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel-having per.
fectly eradicated disease and
healed after all other remedies had
failed. 1t ID 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 Druggists everywhere. White 4 Hewlaad
ProSssetOrs, III Liberty Stsect. New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
A CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.

TIME well-known tconnbls) Farm, one-haif
i milo east Of Fairbank containing 1873 ncres,
al fenced and subdiyided into six fields, living
water for stock, good brick and wood bouse 2sx
Sc faet, one story high, largeframe barn, timber
on the place, fruit trees and shrubbery plenty.
viii be sold cheap. Terms easy.
For further particulars, enquire of the sub
scriber, or Ransom Bartlc, Land Agent, Inde-
pendence, Iowa; oniee in Deering Smale's
Drug Store. J. 7, LYON.
Dec. lr, 1865, 2s'u
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
OLD ROCK PRAIRIE,

As the Best Machine in use. Can Gu: 20 acres
per day with one team. Hear what large far
aicr SAYS. who bought sna used the frs; cnm
plote Machine (as now rnadel: | have used
the Little Champion for three harvests and h We
expended only few cents for repairs i'm closing
the eye Of sieklei and my only repairs. No side
draft, n o woi ght on horses neeks used in all
kinds ef grain" Also frrm one Of the largest
wholesale dealers in implements in Wisconsin,
who says: ~ have sold from soe to 500 Resp
or. snnuallv ami have never found Reaper SO
perfect satisfaction as tho Little Champion, and
To PROVE this ". send vou cur order for so more
Machines.
Tie testimony IF hundreds Of the best farmers
could lie procured TO attest its merits, but these
are needless, the Machine will show anil work
It's way in Iowa e popular favor as wen a. else
VI ere. Also. the
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
P. P. ALLEN & CO.'S
GOLD PENS,
For Sale by
J. r. SAMPSON 4 co.
Tn nANSurvG vGEDTlVES

The advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with severe
lung affection, aud that dread disease Consump
iion--is nxious 70 make known TO his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used free Of charge) With the di-
rections for preparing and usin;, the same, which
they will find SURE CURE roR CoSsuNpTIos
ASTHMA, BRoScnirIs, CouGHs. CoLDs, and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The oniy object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is 10
benefit tile afflicted, and to spread information
which he conceiycs to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
viii cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing. partics wishing the prescription, FgEE, by
return mail vii! pie Sc address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
nNyl Williamsburg. Kings Co., New YORK.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
TestiinoaialS.

\ rery taroe nu,a5cr IF inporssnt fss';n3a;rl.
hire already been reee;rr fsa.n TRysfi =, 0er.
cyaea tpothccarics, GaS, ..acel. f.oH. an ettssss
"a soriey er1iaG d. Ii alost Fa..criay fes.s II
tie EAite Pine Gomp9aif-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
Original Notice.
MATE OF IOWA,
Bachanan County.

~ LOClEN u. SHERWOOD.
Sr;--iou are hereby notified tn at thcre il
now on file, in tho Office Of tho Clerk of the
District Court Of Buchanan county, State Of
Iowa, = petition Of ofCatherino Il. Sherwood, claim.
ing oil you divorce from the bonds of matri.
mony, and alleging as cause therefore, that YOU
nave become addicted to habitual drunkepacso
subsequent to marriage.
Ana That unless you appear thercto and do,
iehd on or before noon Of the second day of tbs
next October term, 1887, Of the said Distr;e,
Court, default will be entered against YOU. AMI
Judgment rendered thereon as asked for in com
plainant's petition, ''A'
W. q. DONNAN,
~" Atty for Complaint
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
From JAMES J. HoYr.

BF4Df chD IL, > I'tNNi5er, lt4fl.
DIR. POLAND. In tis Fiat IF Is57 It7J,: a t.ss.g
eiolsf coti, '-tict ironght re-J sceere s.s6,
pan in the siie aRt iIagf end Jr,s.sJ LlJ3f Iris
oiso rery bl9ly aIi.ei ctt &. { tgoitJfcs5l, Dis
erss-nts hifaey conap'iit It. F,r N three s~ays
past hare been rerg much tr3a1l fr'a my ttr3at
and i'ia IS, cho.aHy mp ai-si ~ ia aeiiss s'sht
nth tid conyh after rqisisg Jfoot Jfei ~ ( my
tine here must be short Haiess is 20, Iclef Ias
Spring, ras fpinrsd - frg J1ur IAise fisac Z m
pound, h1nJi nlg ii,t IL e r - smut. Bg,. T. mn
asf0aisimet, Jefore Iitdt ,se ,fr3Lt}esm ~ yc,st1h
tvrs letter, as ltiaeg ira fis ai. e e5stl reS.
nights ,rifs0H. ca3,iag IN cad raistsy - atah I
Alee takea nearly three Jo.stes aud aal el.ay Ike
treH "a IN.
tcoHH aii fias nay Z the,'s .f4.a1y fs i,cfiase
70 coasanpion ny sfler mother, aaaL fg, sisters
haring del sya-
19.e ThRs Pine Compound, q lrert.sc. Ut re,gth
IN our conmis IL q = ci} Hsf, Us ,lqasg iar4.ing
out g hi3tiy gpprosek seeei,ciac. mr. j. JE. 10
tdIf, The aran!or hrs tie copi!ca tc n tie IA ay
.cho knoio hin, cplffea Y tratca H. epfoye ttfe
t.oorsn5 nssftay int,y BcIgs es Bapii5t ai.isier
Hs cxperseh1e - q sufferer iss hiat 70 m1se &c
Pei17seats mhiat issued u pseieai -sY9-
Boston w waieli.aai All L. s.v..
PAL1ABLE NEoYcfvE-Dr. po,,i,I,s Ir.Y.
P1ae comp utt, ddrsrffsri III our columns Il g,tc
cessfat attempt - saLiss si oppiy N, peIiei,,1f
r"thes n fie Tiae Pine bart n h = Iee, thor
oughy tfstet W Psofe ~ tIfs yagi and
the ProPFisf ,r rs fs Tin, mil; 10 lis yai.c from
pers3Hs ,ceH i,-own 10 orr ciIi.ens he recom-
meaa as frtat in nj those rosex of xeqsr Is srdi
q IS adipted. IT = for saic w al our druggists
1a,t,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
Pateatel March :. 1855
THE SILVER SklRl !.

MORE pURABLE. MORE ELASTIC
MORE GRACEFUL, AND WILL kEEP
ITS SHAPE AND RETAIN IT'S
PLACE BETTER THAN ANY
OTHER SKIRT.
This new and beautiful style Of Skirt was
awarded by the Great American Institute
Fair, held in New York City, October, ls65,a
SILVER MEDAL
The Highest Premium ever given for Hoop
Skirt. The Steel Springs are wound with a
fine plated wire (in place Of acotton coveringl
which will not wear off or become soiled, and
the whole Skirt may be rasaed irithout Injury
Or fear Of rusting and will be as good as new.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
DR.. NICHOLS, Of s,or,.5ser,Y, ~, soys.

"Ifai The Hltise Tine Compound {, b. rc,gJ IN
crci1ls not only IN coughs ci ter ;s,taoa.se5ec
ti1as Liit ols0 rife ti1is n the III e9s. aeLsy
Of tie stoa.aeh, AL o'her kiilre! !! crg .i.s.''
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

THE
COMBINATION SILVER SKIRT.
This invention combines with the ordinary
cotton Skirt the advantages Of our SILVER
SKIRT the bottom hoops are the same as those
used in the Silver Skirt. the covering Of which
cannot wear off, while the upper ones are GOV.
cred with cotton. No lady having once worn
one of our skirts will be willing to wear any
ether as the lower hoops Of all other kinds are
soon injured and soiled.
The best materials are used in their con
situation. and from their durability aud neat
ness, they are destined to become
A FAVORI7E SKIRT ,
Manufactured solely by
The Silver Skirt and Wire Manufacturing Company
rs. SrERgY, Supt. 32 Cortland St.,N.f
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

II hrrs for y,1rs reg.fr3et r7ur E-hi'e inc
Copsn7-sad rs ~. iitrafa jis rem.HJ. lem truly
Sry ftrt freJGri !. gse Ht1T' c-grfgef cHk ri
u tbse .!aa e-cr hare list lea H. Com f5t;d
for a coisi, 9ssd Il es0r~' clstrmin3y.n
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
TIE BOYS IN BLUE

As well as BY all other. who have tried them
The renowned Seth Thomas Clocks are on
hand ready to keep you on time. ins,rae-
tions given on the Piano. Organ. Me'odeeh
and Guitar. at the Music Store, hy Prof. A..
NJ. Sanford ,
HERRICK 4 SHERWOOD.
DEC. 25th, 1866.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

New Store. New Goods. and at Cheap
GENERAL
Assortmept and an elegant stock ., WY
choice Jewelry, Fancy Goods, ana iIa's"
Ware now ON hand for fall and winter 'raue'
We
GRANT
TLa. il il unusual to see % line seiee'o" :"
the We.t. but IN view Of the rapidly ine.eas
mo demand for our line Of goods we nave
boupht more largely than ever, snd no" "''
dertake TO saw, that the refined tastes ~
The la,lies and gentlemen Of our beautiiei Guy
ana county eau be gra,ified, Want q space
WILL
so. .,,,n;t Il, detailed description OF cur
stock. bu, iyou will favor US with
VISIT
W.. feel .ure YOU will agree with us in saying
~, -. hoYs die Finest stock Of Presents ever
INDEPENDENCE
We call attention
TO
A Fine Tot Of Pianos, Organs and Melodeohs'
Also a 200, variety of Musical Mcrchaudize'
Violiu and Guitar Strings, which We ask you
INSPECT
Don't forget our American Watches, which
were 40 much liked by
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26

sS- Please Give Us Call before purchasing
elsewhere, and we will endeavor to Suit you
both in foods and Prices.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-07-26
MADISON 70 WNSkfII.
XAZLE7ON TO WNSIIL4 !,

Also 921 Lots, in this City.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05
STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINIOS
II STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-The Cn
splendid sId-- wheel steamships /rSy&GS,
HATTERAs, S. ALEx.NDEk com. Sa..<SIuss
mander, and ALBEMARLE. Il. A 1SxZ$4kAe
BOURNE commsndsr ls.ys kiehm9nd eyer
every wEDs EsDAY and SATURDAY.
These ships are entirsly new, and were built sr'
prsssly for this route. They have splendid saloc'
ard staterooms, and the fare, attention, and a.
commoiAtions are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped By th!s line are landed regularly
at New York on the company's covered pier e"
North river within forty eight hours.
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordSrsi
Preights for point. beyond New York are fof'
warded with dispatch, and no charge made sxeeH
actual expenses incurred.
The steamers for Charleston. Savannah, New Or
leans and other southern ports leave from the al
joining, pier. All goods for thess points "'
promptly transferred without exposure.
AGENTS.
N. L. McCRBaDY, President, Isl Grssnw'es
street, New York;
SAMUEL kYKks l. co Richmond. Va;
JOHN N. WEST, City Point aud Pstsnburs,
r. H. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or PasssSe, Apply tor,vS .co
fe2s-ts 1870 Cary street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-05
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLIAM III. BROWN,
w GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
pIcuMDNn VA

OPYIoR, CORNER THIRTggSTH AND CARY STREETS,
opposite his old once.
The subscriber, having returned from the South
and il being the desire Of number of his old
toners that he should Resume the COMMISSION
BUSINESS In this city, gives notice that he has
taken the Office above described, and will be glad
TO receive the consignmenis of his former friends
and patrons and the pablo generally. tie re-
turns his sincere ths for their former kind
and confidence.
He solicits consignments OF all descriptions OF
produce.
Instructions strictly complied with, and settle
men!s prompt. o
mn g--im WILLIAM II. BROWN.