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Prom and .r,r Aran as.h 1857 Train. .,n Is.v'
FROM DUNKIRK AND SALAMANCA
b BY New York tins from Union Dspots:
rae An hxprsN As11 hsp Duala.k, tss
::S -: !: -, 60: =
rvss IN New York as TOO Am
m.ne., tsusd.,. excepted. stops At aern.ll.
s!: ~ E = ' g rs :s' r q:
AIS p. n. New York Night r Express, from
Dunkirk, (sundAys excspted). Stops At saisman.
$50 an. p =. o.. o;' sr ,ss p !, b
n-ssss.su. Z y A':raSes TIA, ,,gj Nd ass.s
From BUFFALO-By New York time from De
8 - ~ ~ ~ Ysa1 ~ H. SSpssss, lssai'
days excepted Stops At Hornsllsvie so3 .. m,
s.ss , m. Isap.1 and arrive in New York 1890 p.
m cpHrects ss 0rsas Rss& ~tsb nslaHass, LAfk-
s s s,a. E sn.... Ts.s !; 81 Nv :. S
road for Philsdeiphia, Baltimore and Washington.
500 A. N. Express Mail, via Avon and Hor-
Ss,s u ..ass I H X. 4 s. nh
ern Central Railway for Harrisburg, Phiisdelphia,
Baltimore. washinston and points sonth-
esptsdl. stops at Hornsll.vlls SIS p: m. fssp.l
snd nffivss In NsY. Yefk 1Ss q m. oosnsss -
jersey City With 8ofnfpK Bxprees Ff0n ofNsv
Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Warrington,
and Il New York with Morning Express Train for
Boston and New kngland Cities.
6.IO p n. New York Night Express,
DAILY Steps at Portage sets p. m. (sup.) inter
secting at Hofptsvie with the ais p. M. Trsir
from Dunkirk. and arrive In New York at 1890
rasSP. M. Cir innati Express, tsusd.,s
sxceptsd) stops q tssnehsnap ~ A. m. (Bkfts
Turner's LILO p. m. tDinsh and arrives In hev
York IT rs N. Connects NJ EiDirs with
harthsss CsstFai Railway -fur AArrisburs Phiis-
delphia Baltimore, washineUp and paints South,
at Great Bed vfth- Dslsvsse, kAckswss1A .
wester- RsiisosA Coz 1csAunDn, nsatsa and PHI
sdslphis, and st New Yssk vfsh Afternoon Trains
and sssamers for Boston ~ Nsw nDxaand Cities.
oaIy On. Train East on Sunday, having Buffalo at
$40 p. m and reaching New York ct 1880 D.. M
Bossps Asp HKw nssLasp Pi&Asse, nth thsar
B~erses, ars transsssssd fr~ Of sAarSs Mo- Ygk
A4To pleasure travellers the line Of the Eis Railway
many objects Of interest," passing through the
ware and Ramapo rivers changing panorama OF
Of nsturp'H bsaufjes comma As Atten tjon.
- = #----------------- tttAl
Tss srss vrsflAyrp AID hosr Lrxrsiovs etnr-
ING CoAcass SIIH THE WORLD-GS sceonps-
NJ ali night trains this railway.
BAGGAGE CHECK ED THRouoH,
Asd fare ar.eays a. Loss as br anr otAer Route.
TTAsk RDR rlrKgTs VIA ERIE RAitwAT,-ss
which can be sbtatset ut Ar PrinsipA Ticket
onsces in the West and South vtst.
81. RIDDLE, WIN. r.. BARR,
Gsu1 sup't. Gen1 Pass AK't
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6WN7 t9
1867 Summer Arfangemcnts. 1867
Change OF Time

On ana sftsv Tuesday April 9th, lsss, end until fur
Their nottcss tsains Will run ~ foliowss ssssN
NJ 1saia Leaves ~ Madison ~ 49,, aany. e.csps
Mpn1ey- $500 KS ss.l-.,.
ID Trsin leaves Keokuk at 7:1s = m, any. sxeep,
Sunday.
ID Train leaves IT. Madison at lol5 daily except
Sunday. ..s,, FL,
4sh Train leaves Ksokuf Il >, n. daily. sxcsps
Sunday 80 s.. st u
The LIST Train down vi1 connect Il K.okuk with the
Keoknk st. Louis PAcketr and De- Moines Valley RR
Tbs ID Train. leaving ksokuk at7:15 . m, connects
With the Northern Lee Packst Conpsnys Boats IT.
Madson, making sure coaneetzons With Railroads AZ
Burlington, 1osk 2slaad, ead paysaport
ThsSd Ifaln, N4sfng ~ wAdfson, makes connection
fols4o, WabasEt Western kK
Tickets fog ~ points for saie By Agents at the 0oss
Of the Company.
aprs -. s4.ssas 1.K; BUHLL. sscy.
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A gentleman in New England town
buried his sixth wife. Shortly after the fu.
neral he met the minister who offciated, and
offered him three dollar greenback. The
minister declined to take Il, saying he was
not accustomed to accept pay for such SER
vices. The gentleman cody replied "Just
as you say; but that's what I've been in the
habit of paying"
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PLANTATION NOLAHSES--a strictlv
-, ps1ns@tisas - aesh COX . Dvup.
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All Tssaas rxn sisesfly sbrusghsp Ayw yos4. n ]
AS-4eO MILES WITHOUT cAAHsr or COACHES. y
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U. =. GOvER NMENT,
the Western end OF the
Great National Railway across
the Continent.

1hsn hne vii eftena rou1 eAeramento, SAuoiniA
ross tue sierra revadaA 70 fns C.iIornm sA.e me
TIoN OF CALIFORNIA, and thsscs through the great
MINING REGIONS OF THE TERRITORfEs, TO the
vicinity Of Salt sake City
II forms the eOLB wEsrERH LINK Of the only
route TO tie Pacific which 10 adopted BY Osssress and
AIDED BY T9H ISSUE on UNITED STATES BOSps-
sor o. mils. fron $780,, II w,,hn 10 ,le. ~ sh
.nn,nI, ~ ~. 49,. "a H.. sraa,nt ~ ~. -
s..s.--f,.tS, 80 - Y ~ $3.50 f - ~
m. rirss Mcr,u.~. ts~na. a, ,,,. ra,...,x
aeo.s n.n.,,., I.sns,. - go. 90 pa, - ~
xs.,o-s a. a.. ,ara.in. 800. o,ss, r~..a.s H..
finI ne rate OF interest SIX per Cent
York - vs
Second The Principal Is payable In Gold o. mo-
turty.
Third Tho cos, ~ ~. pora. NINETY FIVE pm
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Ihsvs tested these Drops In my practice ten
years and do not hesitate TO that nothing ysf
been developed BY medical research that power
fuly, positively, and hsrmlsly, in Of female r.
regnisry does this medicine II all c~ses Il
vsf 6aia vhfs thDnnb Who hsve been long suffer
indebted to II for the boon Of health today
Although powerful aad positive they perfectly
harmless and nav BE- nssd q all times. accept whsn
specially forbidden IN the drerfious-
They have besM sxtsnstvsly employed By ssaipsn
physicians in France and Epelsnd wen in my
practice ten yssrs and hsys yet TO bear a tn.
FIRST instance Of failure could give jon seetina.s
6 their efcAcy from ladies al the Horthefn ma
Western States, they mot In their private
Own 100 - botss have been sold ths pasf year anA
hope and trust many sufferers hare been benefited
an we'll swrs that remedy poteat rsnoveA
obstrnctions may be used for bad purpose bot kus
that where one bottle II thus used, ten may mi into
the hsads ofrsslly needy suserers
To all Who suffer from any irregulsrfty; painful ain
cult excsssiye eGsesive DISTRACTED Msnsfxnat,on
Locorrhsa the train Of that foilev, would
say. try bottle Of ~. Igor Feeh Fy1odcaz DyvPe
Being fnd pwep~rsoR their action 10 direct and
positive than any pill powders Explicit directions
bearing my facsimile, accompany each bottle
They be obtained Of nearly every druggist In the
country, or BY enclosing the price 70 O. @. CLARK
CO. New Hsvsn, o. General Agents Cor tbs United
States and Canada
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OLDEST METHODIST EPlscopAL MINISTER.
Rev. Henry Boehm, of the New York con.
ference, has been an itinerant for sixty Ave
years, and is now ninety-two years of are,
and able to preach.
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-Garibsidi is writing . history of his pub
lie life. ast--
Frederick Douglssst ineous lsst vss,
was SHE, mostly from lscsuress 70 -
Chang ana Eng, Tie sisMsss t~ihs. n,
at home In North Carolina, after paying
Northern tour. sss
1Fhe Duke Charles of Bavaria il .bouf &c
enter monastery, in grief fof the untinely
death of his wife.
The great French chess player, M. Bon.
fs, died recently. The International Ches,
Congress Tor the year 1857 was due to his 10
itiative.
-Juarez was the son of poor parents, Ia
potek Indians, aud was early brought BY
them to the capital of his State and put out
to service with wealthy family. s.
Santa Anna, a garrulous old man Of 20,
has been spending the winter on Staten
Island. He is said to be worth a little less
than million of dollars, and he gives up ali
further connection with Mexican politics.
"A Mrs. s. W. sent telegram TO her
absent minister, as follows, "Come home
and marry M. E. Stuart, Thursday morning u
As be got it it read, "Come home to marry
me. Start Thursday morning.
Rev. Henry W. Bellows, wife, daughter
and son, sailed from New York on Saturday
for year pbsence in Europe. His society
continues hE salary, and babe him God speed
with purse Of 5000.
Among the artists who have been award
ed the second prizes for paintings at the
French Exhibition, is Mr.. F. Z. Church, OF
shis country. Mr.. Church seems to be the
only one Of American or English artists who
have received prize.
j ohm McDevitt, the other night, ran se8
in game against Michael Phelan. The balls
were mostly a short distance above the light
red spot, not once in the laws and not q
scratch. The greatest legitimate "run on
record.
Commodore Vanderbilt has nearly COM
pleted his seventy first year. but his eye is not
yet dim, nor his natural force abated. OF
his thirteen children, nearly all have become
parents, and one Of his grsndsons has recent
ly come of age.
About fifty northern capitalists, among
whom is Fernando Wood, have purchased
thirty thousand acres Of land in Pulaski coun-
ty, IN southwestern Virginia, and will 90 into
the from manufacture. The company has
S20,000,000 capital.
The Boston Commonwealth has the fol-
lowing I" Wendell Phillips is the SON of the
first Mayor of Boston, born in affluence and
possessed Of a schoary education. His COM
mandng talents and eminent social position
would have enabled him to grasp almost any
position Of political power or profit. Rufus
Choate once said that he never met him at
the bar, in the forum, or on the street but he
felt like taking off his hat in Difference to his
superior attainments. Thirty years ago Mr..
Phillips stepped aside from the popular
praise and enthusiasm which men we're be-
ginning to bestow upon him, and brought
his wealth, his genius and talents, and the
richest New England culture, and laid them
upon the altar of human liberty. His hands
have ever been at the plough without once
turning back. Such q man can afford to be
criticised
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The White Pine Compound.

II" early In the spring OF ~ that this compound
vas originated. member Of my family wss xf6icted
With irritation Of the throAs attended with dtsap
grseabic cough had for months previous though
white pnr might be 90 compounded - 70 Be very ussu
In Diseases OF the throat and lungs 10 tf the vulus
" IA In the alluded to oonrpuBdeda small GUAM
tty Of the medicine that had been panninG and gave
u In teasps0ufnl doses. The result vns sxoesdingiy
gratifying Within two days the irritation Of the throat
removed the cough suhsided snd spcsdy earS ~
effected Soon after this sent some 70 lady In Lon
donderry, n who hsd been suffering for some veou
from bad cough, eccaHionsd by sudden eolA snd hsd
raissd mueus strsaksd With blood She soon found re-
u, aad got veil J. B. Clark Esa- editor Of the Aas
chester Daily Mirror made trial Of the same prepsra
ton n tbs of cold aAd ~ cured fnnedf
stsiy He vas highly pleased With the reanlts and
confident ia attending its Gales pisosd BE-
fore The public that he hnaly rsrsus1ed ne = ss
nAme and send 1t abroad to benefit the suffering. In
November, 1875, rst sdsWtised il undR the pAns Of
White Pine Compound. In two yesrs from that time
there had been wholesaled In Manchester nf0ne ON
hundred dollars worth, where II took the ased Of al the
position. There n good reasons for this II Il Wy pooth
Ing and healing its nature, 10 warming 10 the stom
arh and pleasant wth TO the taste and b sxcesns1y
cheap.
ponnd stands nnrivaled II was nos originated for
that purpose bat person in usng IL for cough
only cured of the cough, hut aiso cured Of
kidney difculty OF ten years standlng einca that
cdentAl discovery many thcusaus havs usd IL ~ the
sAme mplaint and hsvs been eump1etsiy csrsdf. ;.
Tho above written BY DR.. Poisud. In leoQ Since
then in Manchester, the White Pine Compound has
taken the lead Of sif Cough reedzes well prsn
ration for the cure Of Kidney difficulties, n every F
town, vilass snd hamlet throughout tns Rev Engasd
States -sa
This remedy safe and pleasant 70 take As h b r.
ectuai sl zai 8s--
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.ssgs i ~ IOWA.
nYE, Cleanse and Repair every descrip,
ner, and On tks shcrtsSt notice
4, A1aasass aeeaa ffNyFy Asssr'paar pzsA Osass
Alknin1.1fs euk psssv xfaeissss ~ }lsslins dyts
any color Or elssnsd 70 look = vslIss nv eoos III
md woelsa Cmtains cleaned Or redyed, ed nnsAed
= ss,ss s =: a s' sssss I. "a :.s 9;
CsoeA1ng Dysd = Rsnlvsts1 h ~ ~ IN
-; a 80 szd 81. ooanasdsass1 Z
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TIE New York Commercial Advertise
stases that oneshAif to two-thirds Of the civ
OF Charleston, s. c., is owned by Frazier,
Trenholm 4 Co. 1t ID also said that the firm
paid taxes on SD, 000, 900 worth of property
in South Carolina during the last year.
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BAGGAGE CHECK ED THRouoH,

nAsK R0R rlrkETs VIA ERIk RAiLwAT,-ss
which can be ebtstset Ut Ar Priaeipk Ticket
Ofices in the " eat and south Wtst.
81. RIDDLE, WIN. r.. BARR,
Gsu1 sup't oenl Pass Ag't
mare
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
Tho cable dispatches state that the sul.an

Tho cable dispatches state that the Sultan
Of Turkey has decided 10 yield 10 the de-
maud tor religious ,olaration and Is about
10 can an assembly ot the representatives
Of all religious creeis II the Empire.
The National House Of Representatives
have passed the bin providing for the retire
ment Of the compound interest notes, issuing
the, eior gal,tender notes.
A member Of Rev. DR.. Huntingdon i
chaAh ut BOSTON has given 100000 10
found All Episcopal Theological School at
Cambridge, il connection with Harvard
University.
Two hundred barrels Of whiskey aud four
hQnivel af alcohol, found in the distillery o.
5. y. Pike 4 Co. West Fourteenth street n
Y. have been seized, on suspicion that the
property was Illegally withdrawn from bond.
Prof. Bache Of the Unitad States Coast
Survey, whose lness was previously an.
nouuced, died at Newport, Il. |. on Sunday
morning, Of sot.ening Of the traia.
The California papers state that II. +.
Gtidley whose " sanitary sack of flour :
brought into the Treasury Of the Sanitary
Cotaission over $4,000, is living sick and
in want, with helpless family depending
upon him at Stockton. Measures we're be.
ing taken for his relief.
General Grant is on his way west.
The Bankrupt bin is now in the hands OF
Conference Committee, and il is thought,
will not be heard from again very soon.
The impeachment matter is said to be
sustained by some startling facts to be
divalged By the committee in charge Of il.
Marquee, after the French had evacuated
Mexico. declared martial law.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
RECOLLEcTIoNs OFTHE WAR.
Br THE EDITOR.
No. g. GicamaagG aud Rosscrans.

No. g. hieamaaga aud Rasf0aas.
Our last article brought Us to the close Of
the first day Of the battle Of Chicamaaga-
Sept. 18th, 1868. McCook's .arliness in con-
centrating upon Thomas had caused the bat
tie thus far to be fought at great disadvan.
tage and now at the beginning Of the second
day Of the battle, we lind the same General
carrying ont his Oh strategy Of weakening bis
lines and striving how not to execute tie or
ders Of bis commanding officer.
Early on the morning Of the 10th, Rose
Grams drew in the right wing Ct his army and
established ]: at point more than mile
distant from its position Of the previous day.
Finding bis lines still too extended. he or
dered Mccook, whose corps occupied the ex-
IRENE right, to close in to the left. This
command MeCook never obeyed, ard be was
doomed. as at Stone River, to have bis right
Lurlea back and slaughtered through the
very extent, and consequent weakness, Of his
lines. 4 portion Of Cr.ttenden's and the
greater par. Of Mccook's corps, we're order
ed to the support of Thomas, whose position
was on the left, covering the road TO Ross
vile, and who now held under lis command
about two.ihirds Of all the army.
Thomas occupied his position Of the day
before. and had during the night strengthen
el i. with log braastworks, which served q
good purpose. The enemy commenced the
battle Of the 10th by hurting strong column
against Thomas left, but after temporary
success, he was repulsed and our position
firmly held. The enemy then followed tie
attack along the line toward our RI BIT. Gen.
Wood, with division, held a critical posi-
ton on the right center Of our line. Under
the impression that his orders to Mccook 10
close to the left had been fulfilled, Rosecrans
sent orders to Wood TO close to the left also.
in order to render the line still more compact
and better able 10 withstand the terrible
shock Of The eneiny's attack. Gen. Wood
did not receive this order until his pickets
had already become engaged with the enc
my, and by all rules Of war should not have
obeyed il until the attack was repulsed but
10 the very face Of the advancing foe, Wood
withdrew his division, leaving an extended
: ap in The line, which the enemy Immediate
d occupied. 10 the right Of this gap we're
five small brigades Of Mccook's CORPS
three on The extreme right forming Phil. |
J hlsiiln's division. Had M1cooL obeyed
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
GENERAL Ne Tvs ITEMS.


Tie Prasss.g Government has contracse
for several steamers On the American pa
tern.
Tie Treasurer Of Marion COUNTY, whoa
sale vas rsS5ed III a large amount the othe3
aaT. Las beea arrested for alleged complied
i IA tbs crsuae.
- Fenian excitement in New York City
i saklay ; Serious FORM
j8ha II. SaErsft. tie accomplish of Booth,
arrived il Washington On Monday. and has
bsaa szrnes oser ~ the Secretary IF War To-
he eivii Authorities. Il il understood that
his trial will take plaee Immediately.
Tie bill providing for the erection Of
new sta.a-Ho at Springfield, has passed
The Illinois House Of Representatives. 1t
has also passed the Senate, and Consequent
u only awaits the signature Of the Governor
to become a law.
4 dispatch has been received at Washing
ton announcing the death, at Edinburgh
Saratoga county, y. T., Of Samuel Down
ing, until recently the last surviving soldier
Of the Revolution.
There were 81 deaths in St. Louis las,
week.
In Leavenworth, Kansas, man can oh.
tain liquor license for 50. While he must
pay $500 for license to keep billiard
hail.
The Territory Of Utah held an election for
delegate in the 10th Congress, on the 4th
inst, and for the first time in the history Of
that Territory a candidate was run in oppo>
si.ion 10 the ''Church nominee
A Washington special says there is no
hope Of the Presidents approving the Mill
tary Reconstruction bill.
Gov. Orr, Of South Carolina, in a recent
speech to the freedmen, stated that he was
in favor Of giving negroes who can read the
right Of suffrage.
An item is going the rounds Of the papers
that Mr.. Peabody's gift to the poor of Lon
don was $2,25o,o0o. This il mistake, tie
sum being .i50,ooe, or $750,0o0.
The Mobile Tribune calls Garibald the
. Beast Butler Of the Italian Liberal party
During the memorable January Of this
year, the cost of clearing the track Of the
Western railroad, Massachusetts,, was $751;
900, or nearly equal to the total cost for ten
previous winters.
There is no Government in the world whose
credit stands 50 high in the European mar
ket as that Of Chill.
Tie boiler Of the steamer David White ex-
ploded near Columbia, Miss, on Sunday.
The officers, crew, and sixty-fve passengers
were lost.
A Publishers Convention IS in session at
ST. Paul
Nine Fenians, arrested ia Dublin, have
been convicted and heavily sentenced.
The Nebraska Legislature has ratified the
conditions for admission imposed by Con
gress.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
N. BURR.
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE, IsnErExnEscR

MAYORS OFFICE, ISnRPEHnEscg, !
Iowa, February 18th, 1857.
DY virtue Of the authority In me vested by
, the ordinances Of the City, notice il hereby
gen to the qualified electors Of the City Of In
dsendencc, that on Monday, March 9TH. 1857
aleleetion will be held at the places hereinafter
dagnated for the selection q the following
naed officers, viz Mayor, Marshal. Treasnr-
ert snlleitor, Assessor and four Trustees. And
fUrter: and by direction Of the Council the
prelsition to appropriate the sum Of Five Hun
drefollars to the g Buchanan County Soldcrs'
Moment Association" is submitted 70 the
elects of the City, and the ballots shall be In
the flowing form: For appropriating the sum
Of FR Hundred Dollars to the " Buchanan
couN Soldiers Monument Association -
Agailt appropriatng the sum Of Five Hun
bred loliars to the Buchanan County Soldiers
Moment Association"
Ths said election will he held at the follow
ing nmed places, viz:
In he LIST Ward at the Court House.
Inte I'd Ward a; the Office Of j. s. Wood
ward.
In lie Sd Ward at the Drug Store Of 4. B.
CLARK,
In te 4th Ward at the office Of W. G. 4 J. D.
Donna.
The,olls will be open at o'clock A. NJ, and
will clse at o'clock r. NJ. on said day and
the rctrns thereof shall he made TO the City
Clerk thin twenty four hours after the closing
Of the pills.
La wness whereof, | have hereunto set my
hand atl caused to be affixed the seal OF the
City Clsk.
W. A. JONES, Mayor.
JAMKiM. WEART, City Clerk.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26

ure to the commanderin chief accordingly.
The battle WAS not the great disaster repre>
sen.ed; but on the contrary, in consilera.
ton Of The disparity Of numbers agains, Us,
was one Of the most brilliant ever fought by
Federal soldiers. Ia what other great bat
ties Of the war were the Federal troops
outnamhered two TO one with So auspicions
resul; Where did Grant q Sherman
achieve victories without having a great .u-
peyiority Of numbers over the enemy? But
we leave general consideration of Rose
Grams career as commander Of the Army Of
the Cumberland for another article.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-02-26
DARYMEN, READ

TIME Undersigned, believing good Dog Power
for burning to be as essential for Dairy
men in thicounty as for Dairymen in New York,
have broyht to this market six Of the best
Powers The found in the East as an expert
ment las ,encfactors in small way every
Machine yrrantei to give entire satisfaction.
With this gachine, your Dog or Sheep can do
the Churnig in the morning while the cows arc
being milkh and breakfast eaten great saw
ing Of timAnd labor Call early ii you would
have one, Il we have but six to sell.
BARTLE 4 LINES,
Independence.
Office ,pseriag 4 smale's Dug Store.