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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-08

A young lady Of Esopus, Ulster
county, n. Y. (and a daughter of
tompcrance,) lately entered into a
lively discussion in the Division Of
which she was a member on the
subject ofsweet cider, and on no ac-
count could she be persuaded to shun
it.-Addressing an autic-cider drink,
she said: Il love cider; it IS a nee
essitv with me ] mHst have i'll
will have it. If this Division de-
cides that / must not drink il, !
shall eat apples and then get some
good-lookiDg fellow 10 squeeze me
FIR Itell yoaI csn'tli7s Ei;hoti..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-08
TEnn-.-.iu Adruurc.
UATTS on AnVt'I.'VI-ENtil

~ - w. - - - -ffNfH
one Square, ru lluD ui ihs nlfr ylrH - tN hr the
Hrst and - cents nr rlUh additional iusrliiuu,
nD-Our charge Tor nnuuuupuH q candidate i'f
State or District offices o. 'lA, and iUr County nr lfr'
oinot offices g. 5n payable Invariably when tho
announcement Il mHdr,
EO-Thc above advertising rates are In currency
Specie received ut its maihrl 'alUN
no Wheat, or produce of any Kind that we eau
use taken at the best maIkCi urag "g all dues TO
this office,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-08

Eggs with iron shells viii be a
fact at the Paris Exposition. A
Berlin chemist caused BIS hens TO.
produce them by feeding them on a
preparation in which iron vas made
to take the place Of lime. The iron
clad ec-s may do very well for
transportation. but how are the
chickens to get 0ut2
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-08


Too Much MOTHER-Artcmus
Ward gets of the following good
paragraph
"Our ballad writers put too much
mother in their melodies. Thus
we have, Dear Mother, I've Come
Homo to Die'-'MOther, Is the Bat
tie Over?-Mother, Dear. O FRAY
for Me'-'Writo a Letter 10 My
Neither. etc. The other n'ght we
heard an athletic Ethiopian min
strel dismallY bleat, Mother Kissed
Ne Ia Ny Dreams, just a. though
she would do it until be washed the
cork from his face. A mother Is q
good thing. Without mothers. in
fact life would be unpleasant But
why sing the maternal parent :
merits 80 persisteHtiy and in such
sbaky verses2 Why not vary the
thing. and occasionally give as q
father or two2 ii we mast cOntin-
ually sung about cur parents, let "
BY eli means gre the cd map z
chance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-08

OF entrance to a quarrel, but being in,
Bear it ihat the opposer may beware Of
fhee."
He feared nothing, aud w-s ready
10 fght the devil in a jnst cause,
either for himself or friend. He
had a tender and benevolent heart
for the weak, distressed and poor.
alany tales are told of his atten-
tibns 30 the latter, and many ex-
travagcnt stories are related of
bloody ana cruel adventures, in
which there Is no truth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-08

One d the "Fox Girls, Of "ROch-
ester knocking noterieiT, Is knock
.ng zEoz-i agEia.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

II is frequently the ease that 4 iarm-
y y II buy two plows Of the same
akeN and pattern. and ore will prove
10 BE /; mi'eh easier running ana hold
ing piaw til VI the other. WIZ: III
may he I'll ut She castings ere varied
aad do not Git together well; but far
mare generally, because the iron Il
tie NO n~a]duoa-ls is not ofthe SANG
t~cmpar-slhe llov with the sos.cst
ra5Iaboagd hsin.s the poorest Of tie
two. The fur 2 " adheIing More
caasolv to tie soft no!dboagd, f.takcs
the draet cf the p}3n heavier, q oa}iko-
wise pals the piow around to the
,ight, away from the land. therefor
making 1t rsa unsteady. Az an illus
;rasion take two pleasr. ~ sleichs the
having On hard cast shoes. aid
tie other soft east noes. When these
tsvo sls'5hs ran 6 cor j piece Fof bare
ground, the II with soft shoes draws
very much u. hardest. and has the
most side drlft. It i quite difficult
tor fuFn..celnen II make thcir mold-
boar &c always ofhe same proper tens
,.rr. ana esfec.sDy il It SO whore they
endlt soft machnlary iron al the same
heat with hard piow iron. As 4 gem
e-al rule tae hest ana Uniform plows
cone sre-n .noea firms WHO make that
particular tool a speciality and q
study. Their mechanics become f.
miliar with selecting and melting iron
Tor that purpose, and their castings
arc at to Be fitted together with ex-
ira case.-EorsIeyn Fdrsaer.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
Fruit Tree reale r..


9fah the people Ii lie world tle
most pernic.ous and dangerous to tae
farmer md fruit rtowtr. il A clsa,
Known throughout the country :.
Tree i'edleee. They are also very il.
curious 10 uursnrsfnea and the trade
generally. They hail from no place
particular, aai have no local Homes
no permanent place whore they can
be found. They are oaly oa 4 rar
with q class who advertise to send vou
something very valuable by enclosing
q dollar to buy SO and SO. Int when
yoa 80 70 look for them, then can't lie
found. We hnd travelling all oycrt the
country these people, known as agents
who represent themselves rs from
snch and such reliable nursery. a,si
BY this means they very oflen,acccea
n taking great many orders from
the Ensuspectinr. Wei. now. what
do they do when they cct up their or
ders? Why You viii dnd them going
70 the different nurscrymcn and buy.
ing sufficient refuse stock to fal their
orders. Ard In this way their CON
tracis arc fulfilled, leaving their poor
dupcd purchased to wait wear after
year for lis trees to come into bear.
in9, bat, alas, he waits in vain. Ana
II the trees ever do come to bearing.
instead Of the fne, beautiful fruit he
los seen and fully OK Gets 10 Get. he
viii Only have some knotty, worm
eaten balls Of green vegetable mat.
ter.
Now, the craa: evil arising FROM
thos l0li sduala * tic diacsnr.ciag
eifecls l. has upon parties uho arc de-
seraas of ohtaibinE a good supply Of
iTp,t. And we must confess that
inaay parties have good cause to feel
thai they are never 10 have 4 fruit
orchard Ihasblamc rests In different
channels; yary often The nMseqymsa
i r. blame, IN the way the trees are
Lifted. We ourselves have suffered in
this way TIE past season. We pur-
chssed from 8 nursery on the south
side Of Baltimore q fine let Of trces IL
pretty as We weali wish - see: but
whom wa received them TIE roots wore
Ia al awful condition. They were SO
aaanglei and tarn that il vas im2assi-
be Ter them 10 live. goT did they live.
Now il MI the trees sent oaii bg them
we're liited ia tho same barbarous con.
eiti9n. VIC do rot wonder that many CT
all the trees Die. Tliis cause can easi
y be remediod BY a little care en- thc
pat III the tree agent. Bat the great
eaase q all is, that parties are net
particular enough from whom they
buy. Instead Ct sending their orders
direct % some responsible person il
the business, they freely patroDizc the
pcddlers, who do not care q bg;ton
about You, SO they get the money for
yeur order. Now we trust we have
said enough TO 81 least convince some
persons thst 1t is to ;lcir interest to
deal with parties of known responsible
ity.-C Correspondent Rural Gen,le-
man.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
E:ASl.ERN

City will yoa do better than VIC can offer you j
orr line Of goods, which consists % articles {
American manufacture, a. well IS those in
nortai tY
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
Earrer'S Bazaar.

tn. puhiishers vii commence, on S0vembe
1.t, tht issue 81 ~iIarrer's Bazaar. a Neehay II
~lastrated Family Journal, devoted to Fashion
and Home Literature. Thsir aim Il twofpld; L
supply the existing need az q Weekly Fas hior
Eeaspaper. and to combine thsreuith a first
ela. literary journal. Nhish will be indispensa
ble to every household.
Arr- gemenss have been maize, at m imntnst
cost. with the most celebrated It rho Fasalot
Paper. II Eurofs. especially with the fagnoui
Bszar q Berlin, which supplies the fashions 4
the leading journals q Paris, 70 faruisa tn
sane to ihdm in advance, 50 that nenehfa-l
the fashions will appear in Harper's Baz1
simultaneously with their publication in Par
AMI Berain-au advantage enJoysi By No 9TH
journal ia the esantry.
The patrons Of Iiarrer's Tszar viii reeeir
every fortnight large pattern plates, c5ntainir
from forty to fry full sired f~4tterns Of iadiot
misses, and children b0nnefs, claaks, dre.ss.
under clothing. and ether articles, aecampanu
with the necessary descriptions and direetics,
and occasionally an elegant Colared fas.on
Plate Of the size Of Harper's Weekly.
Tarpez'g Dazar will contain ~ folio pays Of
the size Of Harrtrs Weekly, printed On nIef.
fine ealeudcred paper, and will lie published
weekly.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Why DoN'r liz 20 Tr--N hcn 3
farmer knows that the winter season
is the time to prepare har-posts and
repair all kinds Of farming tools
WIS don't he do it?
When q farmer knows tiat wagons
ana sleighs and other carriages viii
last a great deal longer when proper
IL honsea-Why don't he do it:
When q farmer knows that COWS
will 10 better Oh . less quantity 81
feed IT properly stabbed through The
winter-Whf don't Ike ID it:
When q farmer secs the board.
Dropping nom his stables, barns, ana
out~-baildingf, and knows hiatt would
take only a few minutes to nail then
on aeaia-Why don't be DO il:
When a farmer kaows that 4 good
part Of his farm wouid be rlRch iaa'
proved by blowing it ia narrow lands
tins giving il a chance TO drain
WHY don't he do il?
When 4 farmer knows that most OIL
Lis plosy land would be greatly i'm
proved BY sowing cloyer-Why don't
he DO it, eaesse Tarsasr.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

Stay 1T HoAE VogEEs.-Weco COM
mend to attention the following which
We clip from the New York Tribune:
".Jgstice' writes Ut that he is sick
of appeals frcm those who call them
selves advocates Of sobgiety, order.
and decency, on the Lords day, be
cause he never secs them at the polls
working to give effect to their views,
willie the law breaking,' d~runkard-
making, riot-loving crew are there in
force. lie says that If those who pro-
fcss to care much for Sunday, would
show it inst once by their acts on
election day, he nigh, be induced to
repose faith in them once more: but,
until they do. he must consider them
humbnns. and eivilly requests them to
keep their addresses to themselves.
..Justice' is q little rough; but we
submit that'what he says j. worth
thinking Of"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
.~.,erff:7s sio.

si-ine i s.1eeAl EEscnIaa. is.=s8 cs'
IL # and Luter t4s Seal q tar aasfr = G. rrf
gt muchanan feAuty. 80. r ;.rss ~ -s..pa
!. t.aa- eat ar4aet 10 =. Is AL t-as.
a4ents = EIsari 5 J.. IAeaeiier. ~tdaasn
'af X lt4aan Agraa3i. ~ ~, ! heYs Iesi.4 urSa
tie toi4eslns described mss.sagss pser.ltx.
viz
That p~a-ctl gsland bounded ~ a Ire eaH-
HsreinE - slaerst tree. thr.s chzins s-a tA;rz
I! fys iIaks southwark offAe csntss oI +-s..en
thirty four, township eghtse.Es. ~ sng-
ssht, thence running rotth { gas drsre.- east.
Eve chains, ftty-cne inks, to z ;uss. fasrce
north seseriyssiI degrees "a /. ntae cham. r.
the center q tie river. tlfa-- nsTta t-.,,y-
light degrees west, fte elaias, I. sAxy-EseHpl..
t6eaee aHath seventy tuur aHgrees wess. seven
ehan ana seventeen linktta. lass = tegfa.fuy
Alec, Tia southeast quarter Il ssets1n f-,n,,-
n4aft township eighty sesens IF RAG eixt8. All
10 buchanan eeHuty. Iva.
Which property. a. stars fe-crs.5. xgIo.
lrr fr sac * faAiie kactan. al tie soes II the
sAsFifs e-eg. e TIE & y Il Tr4e9.a4ears. On
Saturday the RI LAP = uessiuhsf. 4. =. Is.7.
= ae.oss I. u. cf sd @ay. 10 a.. Ai.As..
biaer, - satisfy sa.d ftscG tu All 49,
4. cgQ0Es. Sa,Fs<.
ahefiG- aNce. Independence,
November 5th, isCT. ffs-.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
Terms.

Earpcr's Bazaar 400
IN Iefra cepy IF The Nagasiae, WeeA1g, o.
La&ar wfH be sHppiied grats Ior efeyy f2ab n
Fire SaIseriJers AZ s4.0B zach, u one gemtaascc ]
Or lsfz c1pies ii s2e.aeo.
Back Numbers ean te snrriie5a al any time.
~ Subscriptions tet iron Briiish NorI
Arevican Froriaecs must be accompanied tefh q
ceats ai1fionai, 10 prepay Lsts9 Ssa;ss Tosfgye
Address
HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
Franklin Square, New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
Subscriptions.
1868.

The publishers have perfected a system of
mailing by which they can supply the
Magazine. Weekly, and Bazar promptly 70 those
! who prefer 10 receive their periodicals directly
from the ogice u publication. Itsfmastert and
| others DESTROYS Of getting up elabs viii he
| supplied with q show-Iil en FTP i@ettion.
The postage on Hsrper's Bazai : ~ cents a
year, which must be paid st tie sabfefirefs
unrf-nntce.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
For SaEc--SO acres.

TIME subscriber offers for sale 80 acres Of prai-
rio, on tie Wayelly road, between four and
FIVE miles from Independence, Icing the west
hair o. the southeast quarter u section tespty-
three. in Perry Township. II IL good land,
mostly hill side and dry. with slongh in due
proportion. ard Il about three fonrtbs 81 q mile
rom the river and timber. VIII be sold on very
reasonable terms Il application W. made soon y
W. q. Donnan, Esq, or to the subseriber.
J. N. BOGGS.
Nov. & 1857. I93w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
Probate Notice.

STAT Y or IOWA, r.
Baeiaana County. ~
f.. 70 ~ coasiy Court n .ais c,ssy
To The he.r-, legttees, and si per.os. ip,,,.,...
Y the s~fiaie'of Harvey Ju4s, dsasase4.
Ion are hereby notified that, a ne.t.r.
october ~, lsf5, the list viii nnd te,,.m.at
q tle said Harvey Judd. deceased. -. cpensd
shA ~ opeh court publicly read, ara the time
~ proving tse same was ~ lie ceaft & se4 10
pe 81 The .3a day ~ November. fss-. 1t "a
Q e5gss A. NJ, st nAieh tine you ean aa.e.r
ana saow ease, il any you have. VIZ TIE 80
Y ss9nla net e admitted 10 prot 1tc ana or
illness NJ hand AMI efsciai zeal.
The 9th lay af October, 1867.
w. II. BARTON Cnn.t. I,l.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

MEASURING PoTAToEs.-The fol-
lowing rule for asceitaining the ram-
ber Of bushels Of apples, potatoes, &c,
IN Inns and boxes, is recommended as
simple and accurate: For the NUM-
her of "even" bushels, multiply the
number OF cubic feet in the bin by 9
and point eff one decimal. For s'heap-
ed' bushels, multiply by 8 twice and
poiRt eff two.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
Gherirf's Sale

ntass =. 3 special Execution. Issued ost
q Buchanan County, Towa. H nm II, se4rs
nagsi"an, ana against the lands and ,sre,.ss..
: ! se.h y. kaufman and rriah llsig. l bsx.
property, viz. MeftEagee
les number 2si, 222. 223, 224 and a,s
Of Iowa. Npehty, state
oos ,p e"s properly, az eiose DESERT ed. I sar
WI n hale ~ Public Auction. 81 tho anor -
lhe sherin's Office, in the City Of IpJss." W o.
on saturday, December 2iss, A. d. 1ssS use.
osp,n -. q sa'd day, 10 The birles No.
70 satisfy said Execution ana eests' 'iaasr
Sheriff. on.o 4. CROOKS, Sheriff.
November 18th, 1857.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
sEDEH.<Ek .s-OYSCE.

10 az rhas imay eaaaera.
Aoiiee j. hereby gisen that At q reval.- sn.a,
ins 81 ths city Council ef Inaepend.Srs -.
neid september 70, 1896, the following re-, Ia
ti9n was rasseds
EesatreR, by the City Council of
IOWA that a sidewalk four feet in wieib l. La,t,
On the east side ct Court Street. rrs., wain -
Mott, and On the south side u Mott street ~
Court TO Elizabeth. i9m
asp I1srfore, In compliance with tho ,-af
names o. the City Of independence. ns,;e. !.
mercy gwen to the owners Of lots sbuttirg M
~ nc streets where SAID sidewalk is orie,ea -
20 nalli, thet unless saia sidewalk II ft;t, -
IN slKty days from the 10th lay Of Neye,Faas
1907, the Street Commissioner viii tre.aa'
o 2 ~ saiu sidewalk agreeably 10 the provis.sss
Mate the paving of sidewalks. enpravea *
18th, 1865. @1ffefea April
IN witness whereof I have hereur.. a..
nahas ana seal this 18Th day Of Novefab.r. fs5.y
,9a.sw JAMES ". Wharf -
Gft# CHI
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

lfty any accidental careIessness
yolsr plants get frozen, dip them at
ance. and hold them in apail Of rain
water far a few moments. II frost
gets into the greenhouse, wet down
the fues, and sprinkle all the plants
freely with water; then increase the
Temperature gradually until the frost
s extracted.-Ge Tel.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29


n. CHICAGO, Nov. Is. 1896.
MR. u. r.: GAnprSrr, Proprietor G.r,liner,.
i'neuhhstir d Neuralgie Compound.
sr-Havinr been afflicted with tho v.rr.rr;.
IN my lace for six months, = friend induced i.
otry your Compound, and I can ohe.rr,iv,.
! found 1t the only relief. and | recommend IL ~
AL VINO are troubled with the Neuralgia
Yours Respectfully.
o. A. BOOTH,
oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison & Dearborn sts
M 49,. CHICAGO, August %, 1868.
oAfprSER, Proprietor Gardiner's Rhepna..
ic q Nonrslgic Compound.
Dear sir-It is with great pleasure that I t..-
NY TO the merits Of your invaluable medicine.
been afflicted with Neuralgia for moro
nan . year, causing me great annoyance as well
y suffering, and after trying almost every rem
" that could be obtained, a friend induced me
Try your Compound, and | an happy to say
lone bottle cured me-, and heartily endorse
r.ssat has been said in its favor, ard earnestly
vsNnen . trial by every one suffering from
Nes1gis or Rheumstism.
Ar WM. S. HOPKINS,
Fir Merrill l. Hopkins. 20 Lake st
800 In.y Smale ! Goodfcllow, Druggists, In
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
NEsT2TRG TONNSurp-
NEWTON

Also over two hundred .ols for sale, In Oh.
city Of Independence.
A portion OF the lots and lands above de-
scribsd will be sold on long time if desired.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
executors Nofics

STATE or I0B4,l
buehanen t9nmty. So.
r Ei i1ias s| y Cont q said County.
- Harvey u. liashin, deceased ,' 4 state e
,unlsfaigned by tbc County cosrt gsAsa y TAG
y n9sembef Sih. 1867. All rsr.ons sasa sggA
i said estate must mako pa,,asa, s0.s indebted
aaJ's LAYING claims against KIN N As' and
% lilo them according 10 law wan arc noti-
Dated Nov. s,., a., CROOKS, Exeen,or.
H'Vfs "a .@N8
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
CHOICE FARM FOR SAFE.

49," @-Af~t r..--. prshalf
4 mic eAst - fnirh-nk. containing 1873 aces.
si fenced aud suhdiv.cd into six r.ld. igr.
water far stock, good Lrick Aad wood No.. ~
80 feet, one stefy high, lsrs.fnms i.ra. 80,
ON the place. isait trees and shruLbsry nm,
VIII he sold cheap. Terms e.,y.
For ~fa't.er pafticu,ar.. ~eaoairs o. n. ,h
seriber, o. kansem h-f,ie. Land Agent. mi.
psnd-se lows cEee IL ps.riag i sa.e',
| Drus Store. i : ra-'
ees- II, 1868,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

d. s. ". Il. Il. Trains Connect at Farley
with u. / S. c. II. r., Trans i&s. and West
ID. S. W. X. Il. Trains Connect az Farley
with d. & S. C. i. Il. Trains East and Vest
also. ut Cudar Rapids with g. N. w. II. IL,
Trains, East and West.
J. T. FARLEY. sup't.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
aNDEF'EN n IOWA
Dissolution

The firm Of Smith d Cook, grain dc.,e,, 4,
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. And@ita -
contracted ~ the said firm subsequent to H.
arst q sept. 1867, will be liguidated IN j. a
smi,h, VINO continues the business, and all the
amounts due the fra are to be paid 10 g,a;,h
who Is authorized to recent for ~ sau D'Hth,
r. a. SMITH 4 u. b. COoF
JEsrP, Fov. 18th, 1867. roo sn,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
TIE,

Fall trade has now opened, and here We IRE az
usual with 8 beautifully selected stock Of goods,
which we offer al a
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

The United States District Court OF
Savannah has decided that interest on
debt continued 10 run during the war.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
Timber Land and Farm

YSIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
ten acres Of Timber Land, situated near the
Wapsie, about 81 Of a mile from 0ttcryillc.
The timber has been partly cut of and the lot
will DO sold cheap. Also a farm of so acres ia
Soc. u, Byron 1p., ~ miles from Winthrop
Station, 80 acres plowcd and the whole fenced,
in common with another so, with q post and rail
fence. For particulars inquire ofthc subscriber
at Independence.
nl5H r. r. BAKER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
si.criT's sale.

DE virtue II special F-~tutsr. ir-ssi CO
ID or sn4 under the seal g the District. CoEt,
= uaoAaaan Cauuty. Iowa. 10 favor z A. X
tssnlb, hAl ssa3rsi tile lanas sd feEereEt- q
.. =. &cCl afseh. 7 have iesied uf7n th- foi
lev .Et 6es-fihea mortgage : rcfi-, VIZ
III, seahwest qu.eser II the 5-thesss qHsr
ter y Se-tiun aHcnty e iElt. ~ ru.Aip Sns
%. e Range isu. Ia Buchanan t~senfy. Iowa
MAieA lFeI : ~, - shove described i sNl ~
rer ier Ss 81 fsble Auction. - lie der - -.
siei II Gee 70 L- Eis g T. tsre1Lrzes. oi
: .tgTll~, tAr fth @ts QfIae4e@ssF. Al fsf4.
~ o'clock r. y. & al az e tl- ki.Lxs
1 Ter 81 s-tisig .-ts AK.-.taE c.-z.
A. CROOKS s4sa-
eLeilrs Gee I1aeprz4-nee.
ae..mLsr 3;ns IesT. -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
GREAT

Reduction from former rates. Oar stock ha'
been selected with careful attention to tie wsnt,
Of cur customers, an az no
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
For Sale ejcnt.

r viii sell my House an laatcd ten rods
from tho Burr HousSY. This house
is isx50, and is well dedgf four families,
and rents readily for SlArth prs22s per
year. | want money a435bonnd to sell.
Tho house is for rent fot1tniiics.
! will rent TO small e. from four to
six dollars per month.
dS6 ~ T.. TABOR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29
WAR CLAIM AGENT,

ESs- Office ia Cq6aK's Bloch,
Ltlpeadeaee, Ioua.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-29

hereby certify that I trcs soreiy qr;icfed sifA
Botis for fIco psar~, dercopinq saefsseires .ror fy
1mnbs and Other Pdrts n my body. The ssQ erings
sshah fcaf.Fedy FROM them are Understandable. sur
Zee IL TO say tsat Faithfully tried several cf tie
most popular hanaor remedies, tat nTfhont re.sor-
sng tie o~Ia'cfion. At length, " TIE earnest reqsess
j. ". Potgad's Iamor Doctor, and Gn rery lGpry
% attest ta1. all my Lot!s rers remotsd, aud my
keGhh icas restored ty using Or. PoL1ad's aJors
sa.i meiiciae.
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