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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-16

TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

rRANELLEHy GUIDE.
81
LBAHY DAY LINE-THE 9. vTBBARD AND DAN
a TEL DHEW will lou and after May iSl leave
Desboscs at $50 and thirty fourth street at s for
Albany making the usual land ngs and connecting Ah
OF the New York Central 10 all points The Gen.
pal, Northern ard susQuebanna koads
NOR SORwALK And DANBCRY.-THE STEAMBOAT
II NELLY WHITE leaves pier "a Esst river at o. cock
daily OF Thirty fourth street At $40 r. ~,
Meeting with Danbury railroad
GREAT REDUCTION IN FIRST CLASS PARE, wEsr,
VI North and East VIA New forx Central snd Northern
Railroads aud Troy line Sieamer IRON pier ~ North
foot " Spiing daily ate Saturdays excepte.
Ftst elass passenger fares from view rork:- -.
To Albany and Troy. - SARATOGA .....-...yi
scheuectady Ior Euward......sss.s.
Fonda ............ - Whitehall ........... "
UNca.....
Rome ................. 2T5 burlington .........
eyracute.......,...... 3d North Adams. "
Eoehester.............. 80 81 Adams .......... ~
Iockport ...........s - Ordensburg ...........0 y
suspension Brdge... hontreal...............s D
And proporona,e reduction all inermeda.s points and
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

A NARROW EscArE.-On Friday, the 5th
st., Capt. NJ. II. Sanford and Mr.. John A.
avis procured team and covered carriage
Mr.. kirkham, to take them to Fairbank,
nd reached the depot just - freight train
kas passing west. On the west side Of the
Iepo, the south side-.rack was filed with
prs, except just at the crossing. obscur,ng
Re track in either direction. Waiting nm.
the freight train had passed, and the
Pnoke ofthe engine had nearly reached the
ridge, Messrs. Sanford and Davis started
through the opening in the side track to
ross the main track. The horses started
preward on the jump and had just reached
he main track when they vers caught on
The flank by some detached cars following
be main train, and carried quickly forward
distance of fifty feet, both horses being
tied bodily, and the carriage following, un.
the whole establishment became sudden>
detached and was passed BY the cars.
the point where they were dropped, cara
Ere starting on the side track and the space
tween them and the passing cars was on.
4 three inches wider than the breadth Of the
krriage! Strange to say, neither the car.
Age nor its occupants were injured in the
ast. The horse struck BY the cars had nc
lones broken, and although temporarily dis
abled. will doubtlcssly soon recover. The
p,her horse was not injured. Tho way in
shich this wonderful feat was accomplished
o great mystery to those concerned. /
As certainly very careless to run detached
hrs on an obsoursd track without signal Q
~ description, and ws have no doubt bu
% R. r. company could bc held justly &C
puu.sble for any damage resulting there
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

At the regular meeting Of Unity Lodg
Good Templars, on Friday evening, the
ult., the following resolutions were I'M
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, In the providence Of God,
beloved and efficient brother, Addison Be'
has been removed from us under pec,uii
painful circumstances, and this Lodge
string to manifest their appreciation OF
worth and their affection for him as a bI
or Tcmplar, therefore
ce,olrsd, That our hall be drapeo
mourning tos thirty days.
Resoired, Thai in testimony OF orr res
for our departed brother. our Lodge
body attend the funeral services TO take
next Sabbath.
Resolved, That copy OF these resoiu
hc furnished TO the editors Of our count.
pers for publication, and also to the pa
Of the deceased as an expression Of our
found sympathy for them in their grea
fiction,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

Irs VALuE.-Only those who have e
rienced the difficulty and expense Of OBJ
ing wood at distance Of from three Il
miles from home can fully appreciated
value of good bed Of peat situated por
within few rods Of your door. Scarci(
fuel has long been held up as an objcd
10 our portion Of the State, but here1
this charge can be hurled back with thd|
claration that we have supply of fuel, e
to coal, for hundred years to come.
We have written to the State Geolol
Hon. G. A. White, who is stopping z
week at Dubuque, to induce him to give
peat beds thorough examination while
his way to Northwestern Iowa, where he
poses to explore for peat deposits. As
county received no attention Of any pra
cal Importance from the former State G
ogist, and rs the question is Of vast iml
tance, aside from county boundaries, We
strong hopes Mr.. White will SO modify
plans as to make the desired visit.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05
Cow N ERClAL,
bvLLsnn ossics. Isuapsxp.scE,
=

Suiy ., 1877.
Wool 10 new ssAas into marss. quite freely.
Prices range sron 3sn 10 cents, tn. latter hg-
urss being offered ssl, for the choices, lots.
Many farmers prefer y lake . partial advance
and ship 70 ether nashsa, hoping for better pri-
Gee. A
Wheat 10 held shove Dsausue ssu,.. .. will
Be sea by the report 6oa. farmers no had
se wheat to cell when il vss tringing 81, 30 per
bushsl are sov bringing it 70 aarke, on = prie.
ofsi.so. Another lesson besgs, By dear ..ps
Renee.
Corn and Oass are being i'm ported By IN. ear
load and sold to our farmers to Keep up their
stock--a strange anomaly for buchanan county.
Green Apples came into this marks, last week
Green Pes ere the order Of the asy, the
strawberry season, which has been The most re.
ssrkAbls ever known, being nearly over
Trade 10 ssill very dell. though sonewha, bet.
ter than month since. Soldiers boun,iss be.
gin to como in. and these, together with return,
for wool. will put considerable money in sirculs-
sion. wsmsy safely esIcsiass FOR gradual 10
crease Of trade from this time onward, especially
- the prospect for crops is 80 favorable.
The price Of exchange At the First Nations
Bank. Independence, for this date, July 8, /,
- follows:
Chicago. Ex. buyins, ! dis; selling, I.
N. Y. par; l.
Dushsnsn Co. Warrants are hold at par.
Gold in Nes York, May 3o,-s1.313.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05
ssldiess' Meeting en she Fsursh.

A meeting Of Buchanan County Soldiers
was held at the Court House At 3 o'clock P.
~, on the Fourth, for the purpose Of con.
suls'ng with reference to the propriesy Of
holding soldiers reunion u some time du.
ring the fall. On motion, WIN. Bunce OF
Hazle,on, vas called TO the Chair and J. L.
LOOMS appointed secretary. After remarks
upon the object Of the meeting by W. G..
Donnan,, A. II. Bridgeman OF Fairbank, Jed
Lake, Mr.. Beales Of Hazlcton, and b. S.
Lee, on motion Central Committee Of FIVE
and General Committee Of one from each
township were appointed 70 make Sll neces.
sary arrangements for soldiers reunion to
be held at Independence in October, % fol.
lows:
Central Committee.--Jed Lake, E. C..
Little, ". G. Donnxn, II. II. Hunt, E.P.
Baker.
General Comminee-Buffalo township-
Chas. N. Bennett; Byron--C. W. McKin>
ney; Como Hamilton B. Booth Fairbauk
II. +. Sill; Hazleton-wm. Dance Ho.
mer-James Blakeley; Jeterson-p. Ret.
erman; Liberty-C. II. Lewis; Madison
". II. VANDERBILT Middle6eld-Austin W.
Perkins; Newton-Chas. Hoover, Jr.; Perry
b. c. Hale Sumner-w. F. Kellogg Wash.
ington-valsntine Gates; westburg-Bill>
ings Davis.
On motion the Central Committee was au.
thorized to appoint the member Of General
Committee for Fremont tow nship.
Voted that each township committeeman
be requested to make out complete roll Of
soldiers in his township, TO include name,
regiment, rank, and date Of enlistment and
discharge.
On motion adjourned.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

On the Fourth, The Good Templars fitted
up rcfrcshmens tsbles in Osias' building, at
which were dealt out 10 the hungry and
thirsty, pork and beans, ~udwiches, cakes,
pies, strawberries, icc-cream and lemonade.
Somebody who resishes . god joke informed
. aAloon-keeper l~bo, BY The ,sy, can nei-
Their read nor write,) that Ne God Templars
were selling beer, asd that Zoo, without :
license. Mr.. Suspender (for Of thai ilk vas
the salooncr) rushed up from his den and
after contemplating the crowd q The TEN.
perance tables across the street for come
time, remarked to a certain grocer.-who is
also Good Templar-that it was 700 bod
to have the Good Templars spoil bis business
in that way--,herc they were, selling beer b,
the barrel, on his very best day, too--she,
weie always watching him, and il be eve
sold glass Of whisky, they'd have him i,
the jug up yondcr, and now they were sell
ing beer which wasn't any better--hc'd like
to know If they had license. The grocer
appreciating the situation, told him the Gsot
Templars only wanted to raise alittlc none,
10 make up the rent Of their hall; that they on
" had seven kegs Of beer to sell-they hsd
no license, but there wouldn's b. anything
said about it. This seemed to irritats Sus
pender still more, and he swore he'd "make
EN- take out license, like he had to-" and
true to his word, of he posted to the U. s
Collector, who Immediately took in the Joke
and told Ssspender that the Good Templar,
were only going to sell for one day, and i,
we're better not to make any fuss abou, il,
Poor Suspender returned to his haunt in q
frame Of mind indescribable, and at last &C.
counts was blowing up" everybody in gen.
eral because the Good Tempars we're allow.
ed 70 sell beer on the Fourth Of July withou,
. license. The deluded mortal will proba.
bly, never get beer of bis brain.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

Married IT ladependenes June 2c.h, by
Rev. J. L, Goskcr.
DUPRhY--3TEvRNs-Janes s. Dnprsy
s,eed 81, and Margaret Stevens, aged AZ,
June rs, Grove Hin.
Observation-Disclosures wcs.cot,.
aged 80, and Mary A. Ware, aged ~.
June 9th, by Judge Barton.
ROADS-BLONDlN-Fr Frank Roads, aged
=, And Maggie Blondip, eyed 70, June
2sth. Married 1t IndeF sndsncs, July LIST,
BY Rev. ]. L. Oosker.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Y. Mesick, aged
70, and Lucinda Jane Needy, aged II.
June 2s,h, Qaasqueton.
Whole No. Licenses, IL.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

CRors.-TLe COZ tinued fair weather is
bringing forward crops Of all kinds at a
marvellous rate. Corn is rapidly assuming
dignifed proportions, and wheat and other
email grains are looking finely. The potato
bug is doing considerable damage, still i,s
ravages are not so great as last year, and
there is a prospect of having fair crop Of
potatoes.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

Tbs LYcEuM LlBRARr.-On Saturday, ths
18th inst, the Library will be re>opened fol
tao drawing Of books. An entirely new cat,
alogue has been compiled, and the book,
have all been remembered. Only member
Of the Lyceum who have paid their dues, and
ladies and minors who have paid the fee Of
fifty cents, are entitled to draw books from
the Library. The Library is very convcn,
iently located in the Office Of ID. d. Hol>
bridge, the Librarian, corner Main and Wall
nut streets. Any person may become .
member Of the Lyccum and entitled to draw
books from the library upon paymen, Of the
sum Of one dollar either to the Librarian or
to J. B. Donnan, Esq, the Treasurer. The
following books have just been added 70 the
library:
The House of the Seven Gables.
The Bli,hedald Romsuce.
Hsmans' Poetry.
Swinton's Campaign q the Potomac.
Assassination Of President Lincoln.
aunerhasse.. Papers.
Kemp's Landscape Gardening.
Vegetable World
Gardening for Ladies.
Aldsrbrook.
Elv's Journal Of Libby Prison.
Mines OF Colorado.
Man on the Sea.
Dan to Bearsheeba.
Travels in Tarsary.
Three Years in Field Hospitals.
Gulliver's travels.
Life OF Patrick Henry.
Huabandry BY Liebeg.
Sheridan.
Croquct.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

The large amour, Of extra work conse.
quent upon enlargement, and needed alter.
atoms of fixtures, together with the Fourth,
have retarded this weeks issue two DAYS
Our press does not work quite satisfactorily
yet, bu, we shall soon be again on the right
track
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

IL The contest at the trotting fair in dubu.
que, on tho 3dinst., Sleepy John took the
$3.50 purse, winning the race easily over
Ris,ori. Sleepy John is well known in this
county as tho property Of A. II. Trask.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

Are prepared TO give prompt and reliable infor-
nation relating to the title Of any real property
in the County.
Tho Abstract consists Of . set Of books which
show the Original Entry Of each separate tract
Of land. and every subsequent conveyance Of
the same, the kind Of Deed, whether full War
rsnty, Special Warranty or Quit Claim. With
any and oil impsrfeetions in description, form
or acknowlsdgmsnt carefully noted also all in
cunbrsnces. including Mortgages, Bonds, Trust
Deeds. Life Leases. TAI. Titles and Tax salee,
and judgment Liens. II is surely wisdom, on
the part VI the purchaser. to know what the title
Of bis land 10 Before Ae psrcAass.. and thus avoid
any trouble in the future.
Several til ,usand acres Of Wild land several
vslsahls lnprsvsl Farms For sals.
in di6ereat parts Of the County. Also number
Of Lots aad Dvsllings in the Town Of lnds>
psadsnss.
W. G. 4 J. b. DONNAN.
Psnsisas, and al kinds Of War Claims, col
lseted promptly. niu
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

eir:-You arc hereby notified thst there 10
now on Gle. in the once Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of buchanan ounty. State Of
Lows, petition Of Catherine l.. Sherwood, claim
ing Of you divorce from the bonds Of matri>
mony, and alleging a. cause therefore. that ysu
have become addicted to habituAl drunkcnneso
subsequent 20 marriage.
Aud that unless you appear thereto and dc.
fsnd On or before noon Of the second day Of the
next October TORN, 1857, Of the said District
coart, default will be entered against you. and
judgment rendered thereon - asked for in COM
plainsnt's petition,
" q. pONNAN,
ni;%v ATTY for Complaint.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

The aggrieyed taxpayer evidently \
10, fully comprehend the circumstances
neeted with the collection Of delinquent, Z
es, else he would not have written su(
letter. While we will never attempt to sd
any official or class Of officials from me-
reprobation for offenses committed ID
face Of the law, We nevertheless deem
iusti that all &C ,isaticns should be NJ
fair statement Of facts as they actually
list. We shall therefore explain this cd
ton matter in its details next week,
would prefer to do it in connection witl$l
article of an nggrievcd taxpayer, haS
the time and space. Z
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

Ait. ten. \. b. Baker delivered the ora,
ton, on the 4,h, at Cedar Fall, and Hon. d
N. Cooley at Fayeite.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

on Tuesday evening, by Rev. Mr.. Brakeman,
on Palestine and the Jordan, was failure,
an audience Of only half dozen persons as
sembing to hear it. OF course no lecture was
given, their entrance fee being paid to those
present. Had the lecture been moro fully
advertised, and the season OF the year more
favorable, good audience would doubtless
have greeted the lecturer. The subject is
an interesting one aud we have no doubt
would have been treated in mastery man
ner by Mr.. Brakeman, had an audience turn
cd out to hear it,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

Marriage Licenses Issued BY Judge Bar.
ton during the month Of June, 1867.
THOMPSON-HUBBARTr--Robert F..
Thompson aged ~, and Sarah f. Hub.
bartt, aged II, June LIST, Married at Inde.
peadence, June Let, by Judge Barton.
MORPHY-SPARLING-El iakin Morphy
aged %. and Amanda Z. Sparkling, aged
n, june Sd.
Observation-Disclosures. Buser, aged
80, and Olivia Randall, aged 30, June Ssh.
Married at Independence, June 9th, BY J.
NJ. Weart, J. p.
WARD-CODDIGTON-Most A. Ward,
aged 81, and Mrs. Caroline Coddineton,
aged S., June 18th. Ottsrvillc.
LOwELL--TURNER- Roysll Lowell, aged
~, and Harriet Turner aged &c, june
22d. Married II Independence, June 22d
BY Judge Barton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEIGH
aged %, aud Winnefred Holerou aged ~
Juno 22d.. Married 1t independence
june 1Sd, BY Rev. J, L. Gosker.
BKlNNER-OASEY-sGeosxs Skinner. sss{
:6, and Julia Casev, agsd -. June 18Th
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

TnE PEorLs's VrgpIcr-So one need
suffer with the Piles. W. W. Beebce, farm.
er, near Kalamazoo, Mich, says after suf.
sesing intensely with the piles for thirty years
one bottle Of DR.. sirietland's Pile Remedy
cured me. c. L. Glass, .Jaresviile, Wis. saws
one bottle cured him and bis brother. A. II.
Ros., Postmaster, Peru, O., says ]. cured
him in few days. Tl.,f
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

The Daily Register has our thanks for an
early copy of Proceedings Of Democratic
Convention.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

THE GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION COMING.
The immense collection Of birds and ami.
mals known IS Van Amburgh / Co.'S Me-
nagerie, is, it will be seen, shortly 70 be ex.
hbited to our citizens. There ID not in the
world so great congregation Of the repre>
sentasives Of all the departments Of Natural
History ~ this. Everything that can delight
the eye and charm the ear in the way Of
painting and music is here, while amusement
and instruction are so happily combined ~
to make the impressions received lasting and
vivid. The Menagerie il managed in .
manner not approached BY any other trav-
cling Exhibition, while in point Of interest
il outranks them all.
The attaches are gentlemen, and visitors
are always certain Of being accommodated,
Of having their questions answered in .
pleasant manner, and Of being made ~ com.
Portable Is possible. 1t is great and noble
Exhibition. No pen can portray the advan.
sages received by the young whose studies
are Of the animals represented in this col.
lection and Of the countries they inhsbit.
Here may be found the only Giraffe on this
continent, obtained OF an immense expense,
expressly for Van Amburgh / Co.
Do not fail to visit this wonderful Exhibi.
tioa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

Hodges sells good goods, an
you can depend Oh his prices b.
ing as low as any ones in town
Hodges asks Whist I've means T..
sell for, and no joyins allowed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05
CITY AMI COU NrI.

We shall reply to the article Of &c. &. c.
on woman suffrage, in our next.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05
J. F. HODGES

Some morchaa.4 safes for tho
past week were ton thousand dol
lars--a large amour, for a small
annual liccnse--but it must be
correct for merchants charlc-
ter for truth and veracity is an
questioned.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

TO Threshers 4 Farmers!
# FOR the Interest Of yoa Who bay and employ
= M.fAnss 70 get the very hest. NICHOLS AND
pei ysss Nd Isl sorerssdns iii The Old .,s i
Machines. The number made has been fully doubled
sr this ys>r = last All Who i'm partially invetE..s i.s
merits, eonests IL superiority,
BECAUSE
Il has neither Canvas, Pickers, ner Radilse and
cannot b eieSgei up in either ve. or dry grain
+ les not half = many Bella Pulleys, Bs.ss. Jour-
snd henos runs much saaiss. and oosa much Len 70
keep II repair.
The Sieve 10 - less AID vide ard - arraaesd thar
over aud viii for hours and days shou. trouble.
Il has tie largest and best Nil in the world capable
r,ssorf vasts any amount Of grain and TAX
IAsf. : 70 cog caring except one shssl nd go
.. and above the Bet 4 -sh.r mseSips. p..rs =
site enough 70 pay the threading bills.
In Timothy Seed Il Is decidedly aavansaessss .,
secount Of 10 peculiar sisvss and milf for cleaning
In Flag Sssd il hs no Beaten, Picker, or ehaAa
= wind" and bother. = in all other machinsA
cv nany fa,Ts;s ~ they xecla rsther employ II.
than any other thrsshsr ~ sAa0 and they generally
command . cent extra per bushel.
IT. great ease Of drah Is because there iess thar
one hsh - ueh shaftns boxing. heltns and gearing
= IN other machines. md grain belt raadlss q ali
This faet speaks fx iesslG
The Nichols 1 Siepsrd's HORSE POWER ma 10
equal for durability Of drNft I. 10 sdarted 20
az 1I0 1sdeas~es. Parties she have spayed onss
pwers o. other kinda invited TO buy and try thiA
"a - re hffenee II 10 sold sspasatsly and -spssdsds
v take the place II any other
The Vibrator stands o. it, own merits. Il aaks ~
favor bu: impartial trial Call On Agent, OF vri;e
20 the Manufacturer for Csrcnlar vivinp = All A..
ssriplea. together With Numerous Csrtiacass
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

Rev. W. G. Learned, pastor Of the Bap,is,
Church, preached his farewell sermon on
Sunday, to a large aud deeply interested con.
grega,ion.
During the year Of his connection with the
church, Mr.. Learned has cndeared himself
by his earnest devotion to his calling, his gc.
nial social qualities, and his consistent walk
as christian gentleman, not only TO the
members of bis own church, but to the com>
nuui,y at large. His departure from our
mids, will leave place which will be found
very Difficult; to fill. Certainly no more
earnest and consistent christian minister can
be found anywhere. The church would have
gladly retained his services, but he felt tina,
duty called him to his sick family at the East,
at least for the present. lie leaves the city
on Tuesday.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

home from upper Iowa University, whid
held its Commencement exercises last wee(
We may say in this connection that the Id
dependence Cornet Band furnished the md
sic on TIE occasion to the accep,a,ion ofbot
students and citizens. The band BOYS sps
highly Of their good treatment by the FAY
cite people.
Geo. Warne and Walter Robertson on
spending vacation at home from Iowa Sttl
University.
DIR. =. Tabor, who has been absent !
Wisconsin for several weeks, will re:sn
either on the 9th or lDih inst. Il
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

M0Hss-HALE-wm. n. II. Aorss AMI
Aeeissels Male, ~ Rev. J. II. Boggs, ., rnde-
psndsass, Jay 4th. 1857.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

Hodges wonders if the manu-.
facturers' tax is being paid IT,
wards tho support of that o..
that some merchants hoist il
great time Of peril.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

Hodges Us the Best Clothing
Store under the sun, moon a,id
stars, but he has not got doze1
prices on bis goods.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05
s.oms merchants ask twelve
dollars for !: coat and take six.

Some men sell a large amount
Of goods, do an immense busl-
ness, but pay no tax on their
stock.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

Pstronize All old es:abllshc
merchants in preference t" -ur-s
men.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

For further particulars. pamphlets nr ms-
chimes. enquire Of Newman 4 Chambers
tatms st The Depot. Independence.
=. UuAIY. Agent.
B0rsvsvle.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05
A CHALLENGE.

Any person nho desires IL can have
either a Self Raker or I,co-,eheeled
Mo,eer ON TRIAL ,eith any other
reaper or mo,cer in the United States,
,eith the pricilege Of ,eorking them TO-
gether during the entire harvest, lie
agreeing to keep and pay for the one
preferred. at the regular price.