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What Constitutes Sunicicnt Presentation Of q
Pr0mfssOry Note.
COMMON pLEAs-eeAERAl TERM.
Denth Of a Member of the Bar.
Before Judges Daily, Brad and Cardozo

,
After some unimportant cases had been heard yester
day, and the calendar had been called up No o. Mr.
Frank Byrne informed the Court Of the death of Nr
VIM. r. Stafford, and he moved that the adjourn
in consequence. He said that Mr.. Stafford earn.
nest, faithful, able honorable member OF the bar.
who had bv his courtesy and Kindness endeared himself
to his professional brethren.
The Court granted the notion expressing regret at the
death Of Mr. Stafford, and concurrng what Mr. Byrne
had said OF his character
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ls>Asss os htruducoa from numbsr a. persons con-
nected with the bar md oourts Of Massachusetts, ~
Notice % the Bar.
Nosies W. gwen IN this court yesterday that hers-
sssr all sppssls iron non-snumsnisd motions viii be
takea nm a the oommsncement OF the term and con-
unued from day 70 day until disposed OF.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BAHrow-MARrN AT North Engievood, NJ j.. on
Thursday April II, M -the residencs Of Mr. Robert
HALEY BY the Rsv 4 O. walL Nj. caARLzs BAsIow 70
Rev Richard horton. Mr.. HnxnY II CArE " Nh
Jos.sunr Ho3sos, both q this city No card1
D,Qr.-coo.a-QA Friday Aprl IL b Ne Rev.
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mxed Western on private terms Oats-sals am bushsls
= c sS I . q q ss9.: !, s
s per- sheep in far dsmsndi s.lss 400 head . 55c
ass ss ssil sss sesss Ssaa :.
-. - ys'7ai.ny est BAErroxz, April is 1857
Cotton quiet, middlias uplands xe ulfe Coffee Rio
ss:s enc Rsss a., dsdsa ss.as: psss
iss: & ~: ss;S j: !;
eio.:rsssd s:s 0set,s .n. all ..is. 4
sugar 's; :.s :s: x :s.s s:sss
az For unchanged; sales 100 bbis Ss Sofor No spring
a s. s g end 90 z ss
.s:Ss! s's.'
ss:! = s:;.s.:s; Z: o.
Ss s: s:, % sss s 4. issss sssss
20 s1S''
track. oats UNCHANGED Rye nominal Seeds. pork,
Flour nr but unchanged with mcssra.e ioci Ss,aand
sss Sss SssnSs s ss f.Ssy
spring q IS; No. winter - sce Corn dull but The
i;,s. d 4 . e d sss ssRsA Asss5
ss Sr e 'ssa Ss
s 20 soss Easo. a.apsd shoalaers % sias. ifs
y s.vs: buying selling ded
me following are q mpns and other
Stoke % Curry s1ooi Savage. $3.50; choar
Gga go: Hf HG Ssss: Sssp
is @
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s,o,,. un.,.a y.nr,,r.n'. E..p..A s,s A,. nD T. s,.
Canal o. Philsdslpha and Ere Railroad ~; Reading
Railroad, 30; PennsyvsnlA Railroad, Ex. Cold I5z1f.
alag rye rour guies: Forthvssssrn sstrs ~ . sztr9
q q ., and California red u oy a Qem .us.
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supfese ceuaT-UNss COUNTY CIRCUIT.


Frederick A. Genss waliam Gregory and Geo. J.
Gryovy o. john AeNs~ss-Tnis action was broasht 70
recover possession Of hundred and twsnty-thres
barrels Of petroleum oil seized BY the defendant while he
was Sheriff Of the county. The plantns claim damages
IN the sum OF 900 The defence u sha the seizure
made upon two separate suits Of execution issued 70 one
Edward Stokes Judgments obtaned againss painns
In the Supreme Court Case on
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

C0fsarNo sales Of any description reported. Rio
ruled heavy though prices wsre not quotably lower
CorroS-An active demand prevailed, and the market
ruled shade ne holders at the close generally demand
ing 27tc for middlns upland The sales footed 1900
hala a Al
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

FLoUR GRAtrReccipts, 9q3s b5fs -four. s70 do
l0 meal ~ 1C3 bushels wheat l8s do aud
Ia malt The demand for State and Western
light but the market Arm aud the sales at full
prices California Hour quiet and scarcely firm,
though small sales were effected high s SIS 30 for choice
barrels The,market for Southern -four ruled quiet
realized Tho sales comprised $50
rels at quotations The demand for
moderate but tho market remained steady saes 100
barrels at - Go OF corn eni We only heard of sales
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COURT ur GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

BEFORE Recorder HacketL
ST. PArRIcK's
At the opening Of the Court yesterday application
made postpone the trial Of WALL Clark and other
parties charged with feonIous assaults and riot ST.
Paricks day, in consequence OF the temporary ndspos
uon OF Mr.. McKeon.
District Attorney Hall said that these not put
down for trial at that time but for plea, his intention
being to try the next Thursday Counsel for Clark
agreed 70 try tho Indictment against his client ct that
time.
CONVICTION OF 4 NOTORIOUS BOARDING HOUSE rHny
Louis Douge was convicted OF grand larceny,
having stolen gold watch owned by George Pierce, Of
h Of March the prisoner called at this boarding house
when Mr. Pierce down at lunch he entered his room,
and shortly after tho watch was missed. Mr. ball 10.
formed hs Court that thcrs were other charges against
charge tried BY the jury be committing larceny at
. boarding house in Lexington avenue
law allowed which was imprisonment In the Stats Prison
1850 upou the Ff.h National Bank, purpcrng to
been signed by Christian schwarz PLEADED guilty 70 for
gerry in The fourth degree. -
larceny he having bon charged with stealing boz Of
venson. \ 8 N'eN n 7MeL.w' III
Ttese prisoners we're sent TO the State Prison for ono
year
Horny c. Harmstcad, charged with stealing trunk
from the New Haven depos the 9th inst, containing
property valued u $3.50, owned BY John X Bscson;
Margaret Tucker and Margaret Hornet who stole silver
watch 500 from Jared Steele the 22d Of March,
and Thomas O'Day who indicted for stealing dress
and cloak worth $50 from Bridget Murphy. Each
pleaded guilty 70 attempt a grand larceny, and was
sent the State Prison for two and six months
Patrick Kennedy, indicted for stabbng John Ashley
with knife In the left side. on the 18th OF February
pleaded guilty 70 assault and battery.
A DIsH0NEsr DOMESTIC HEf
Catharine Manning, domestic in the employ Of
Michael McGuire charged with stealing three dresses
worth $50 pleaded guilty 70 an attempt at grand iar.
ceny
william Douglas was convicted Of attempt at grand
larceny having been found attempting 70 enter the
private Of John Love- 142 East Thirteenth street,
on the 25th Of March,, apartment In which set OF
surgical instruments were placed
Thoee prisoner were remanded for sentence.
ALLEGED RErEIyIsG STOLEN ooopA
In tho afternoon rheophiIi Kick was placed on trial
charged with receiving quantity OF harness and buf.
faio robes which were stolen BY two burglars named
Bergman and Dc Long, from the coach houses OF
Msssra Rquna, Sanders, Van Cortland aud others, In
Yonke and other places In westchester county, last
Christmas large portion Of the stolen property was
by the officers In the prisoners store In Lau-
rens street. The case will be finished this morning
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sssldsnoa, Rosn1 wH D'0un 70 EznAnzs O Coon,
both Of that city, s..s..N :
dencs Of the brides father, BY the Rev. Dr. Sssbury,
WILLIAM HAoAs 70 ANNE -, second daughter Of James
Davett all Of this city. No cards.
TowysrSp-K KAurE--At Ascension church. ON Thurs
day, April H. BY Rev. DR. TuttIs DR. HESRT X TOWNS
END Of Boston 70 ExlE daughter Of tho late Robert
Kaupe Of 0ermauy.
VAN HoRN--w -wiLiIAxa--On Monday, April rs, At tho
residence Of the brides grandfather by the RsvJ Y
70 Miss HAoaIs daughter ef John 8 Williams, Esq. oi
San Francisco, California
San Francisco California; papers please copy
WoiFY-HESDRIcKs -On wednesday, April 10, by Rev.
J. Lyons AARos WoErv Jr, 70 AGSKs, daughter Of
Montague H. Hendricks, ell OF this city.
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SUNDAY q.
only sou Of Mary and hs sss vsisaiss Psla sssA =
The friends Of the family and shoss Of hs aspnlbs,
from Trinity church, on Wednesday sfssrneoas - enc
O'Clock. 4.s.s 4. - =,
RSs.-At Korriansa, on Sunday evening. April ~
The relatives and friends Of the family sss rsspsesey
parents, Boston road MorrisaniA this Tussosyl afsss
noon al one O'Clock, without further notica fhe ~
sn S sss. sS S Ss e
dephis, HENRY r sAxvosp, Of Brooklyn, scn n ne
late Rev Jos Sanford, aged 90 yeara -, IL asl7a
tend hs funeral nom ihs sross piscs S.psiss csurcS
this Tuesday, afternoop a foar o'closk. E-'A1 al
aged so years, I month ana dsya
Funeral service ~ quarss pass O'Clock this ues
day. evening from Che residencs q her daughter nrA
remains wi Be- taken % PomptSn Nor ior inssrmsnI inter-
snun.-At B. JAmsA l. l., On Saturday, April Is,
ros1 .ss Sn, s.sss,:1 ~: :: ;:. sTs s Z H'
The funeral win take place on wednesday, 81 four
o'clock, from ths resdsncs Of her fatbsrIaw. ssphsa
solcsOs -os saturday, April IL, Ions s'asr 90 q
Nathan and Minnie Solomon, aged Is monthA
ssAIsss!:-0a Sunday, April "a Asr sIArMT 1907 ns
The friends ana relatives = Il he dscsss.d rsspso
fully invited Q attend the funss. fsom n.s n sss 49,
ssassoas-cn On Monday, s'S AprIl Is VILLA. srAs-
y sss! n: sen .na ysss q 81 81 IS. family As
Of Arcana Lodss. No. 2ss, 2. and Al, a -. : snd s
chsp::r No Al s,. 4: &. 'ssIsss ss!sssss
W,ssos On :. saturday, April Is JArs vSias Ma
Of william w'.. .ss ,gss uss a s;issss J; sss smy
i gy,isy..s syS = sss:ss. s:sss ne ne,
nIs sss'% Sv .sS Dsii. isesassz Ssssn Sisa ssxss.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25

This IL en- ;vqpiry which cAen &C.
ours ~ the Mina1D OF many owners Of
new places, - who have built new
houses on unimproyed spots. we
can inform such residents that much
may be done towards an immediate
supl'y with proper selection and man
agefnent, and that the assertion which
they often hear, that tit will take q
lifetime 10 get fruit from a new planta.
ton,' Is m absurd error.
The quickest return is from nan;ins
strawberries. fleet on. carly in Tie
spring, they will bear u moderate crop
the same season. We have repeated.
~ obtnincd fine ripe berries seven
weeks from the cay they we're set OUT.
The second year, Il the bed is kept
clean, the product viii be abundant.
Wilson's Albany will safely yield. any
year. n bushel from s square rod, Z
about Two quarts a day for half a
month.
Musk melons will yield their deli.
ciors produc sfoar m n his { or plant.
Ing.
Goosebers;es, c~urrant., ra<,iherlies
and biackbeIries all bear at about the
same period from the time of setting
ont. Good sized ooosebery plants,
say a foot end a half high. will give a
good crop Of berries OF their size The
second year. We have had a bgsl G.
ct cherry cnrrants, the third ummer
after setting out quite small plants.
from n row thirty feet long. A bush
OF Brinek!e's orange raspberry has
been known repeatedly TO bear abou,
a hundred berries The sane year that
1T was ;ransplanted--thc fruit, how
ever. was not full sire.
Dwarfpcars of;he right sosts. and
nnder right management, come onick-
~ into bearing. The mos: prolisc
Sorts give some returns the second
year. ard more afterwards. Among
the dwarf pears which bear soon are
Louis Bonne de Jersey, Doyenus
d'ete. while Doycnne, Gifatd. Fonte.
nay, yaiousie. Josephine de Ma!ines.
etc. The following sorts bear nearl,
as carly on pear stock, viz: Bartlett.
Seekcl, winter Nells. Washington,
Onondaga, Howell, Passc Colnar,
Julicnne.
Grapes afford fruit s,on-usually
beginning TO bear the second and
third year. The Isabella, York Ma.
6eira, Diana ard Delaware are partic.
ulaiiy recommended fer this purpose
at the North, and the Cawtaba may
b. added to the Middle STATES wAer.
ever 1t does not rot.
Dwarf apples should not be entire
ly overlooked IL the let Of carly bear.
ers. Half a peek per tree is often ob-
tanned the third year from the mos,
productive sorts.
A good supply of all the preceding
will be sufficient TO furnish a family
with these wholesome Injuries from
within a year or two Of occnpyinr en-
tireiy premises, and ui.l not only
add greatly to the comforts ard al.
fractions OF home, bnt contribute ma
teriaily TO the uniform health Of the
occnpants.-7nonsds american Fruit
Caauriss.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25
The WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES

ut was early IN the spring Of 1865 ,ila. this CDR
pound was originated. A member ormy family yas
aniietcd with TN irritation of the throat, attended
with a disas reeable cough. ] had for some months
previous thought that a preparation. hav.i Z for lis
basis the inside bark OF white pine, might be so cont
pounied as to be very .seinl Ia The case orthc throat
and lungs. To ties: The value OF 1t ia the case al
laied TO, I compounded a small quantity of the
medicine that ! had been p!anning, and gave 4. In
tcaspoonful doses. The result was exceedingly
gratifying. Within two days the irritation Of the
throat was removed, the cough suhsiied. and a
speedy cure was effected. Soon after this l s.nt
somc TO a lady Ia Londonderry, u. H.. who had
been suffering for some weeks from a bal cough,
oecas.oned BY a sudden cola, AID had raises! asGcss
s.reaied with blood. She soon foaai relief, and
sch; for more. She took about tea ounces OF Il,
and got we'll. J. u. Clark. Esq editor OF The Man.
chester Dolly Mirror, made a trial CT the same
preparation in the case OF a severe coll. and was
cared immediately. lie was so highly r'eascd with
the -esal.s, and 80 c~oraicgt of success a..eniin!
Its sales II placed before the ruh!!c, that lie finally
persuaded ne TO give II a nane AID SEND /: abroad
70 Lcacs. tie sa-sglng."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25
FARM FOR SALE.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale his Farm, con
sisting Of one hundred and fifty eight acres
thirty two acres Of tilIagc, eight acres timothy
and about one hundred acres under fence, and
the balance timber. Tho Wapsipinicon River
runs through tae timber and there ID . good new
r.failing spring thereon, which never freezes,
and is convenient both for tho house and stock.
said farm is I of . mile rom the Red School
House, Fairbank Tp, Buchanan Co., Iowa, ali
Of which I will sell for Si3 per acrc. For fus-
thor partioulars. inquire Of the subscriber on
the premises.
rafra- nk, Mar I, I6S7 lL6N
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25

They VIII no; bend u break like the Single
Spring, but wiz presefee their psiJ.e; and o. ae,-
~ 'teI'e when three or four ordinary .kiefs will
have been thro'rn aide as as,ie.s. Tho iloops
are covered with ds.tks oad tssis,ca n sad. md
the 6pifoni rad. are NJ, only double springs, bu,
twice Tor douhlc) eoeered preventing them from
seas.i : out when dragging down stOops, stairs,
&c.
The Wondejat fertility ana grea, eomfsrs
mi pleasure = any Lady wearing the Lapier
L!3'ptc Ssirf will be experienced part .eularly in
al crowded A~ssemJises, oVeres, Carriages, Hai.-
foaa Carr, CAHrch PEGS, arm Cha r., for Pow.
erade and House Deer, as the Skirt can lie Fold.
ei wien IN use 70 occupy i small pace as easily
an: conveniently as n silk or Muslin Dress. an
ihsaua1e quality IN erinoitnc, not found in any
Sin lc Spring Skirt.
A Lady having enjoyed the plea.me. coaafo,..
and great convenience Vt wearing the Dupier E2.
tPhc Sfcet Spring Skirt for a siay,c dag, viii
never afterwards willingly dispense with heir
use. For chif8rea, Hisses and Yonny Ladi,x.
they are superior To all others.
lhe Duplex Elliptic is a great favoritc with
All ladies' and is universally recommended by
Fashionable Wosid.
To enjoy the following inestimabic advnnt..
ges IN Crinoline, viz superior guafify, ,.,t,ef
m'r'yn,thre, Sigtish shape and finish. GcsiJiit,r.
aardohftg, coafori and economy, enquire for i
W. bradley's Dnp'ex Elliptic, or Double sprnv
CRIT, anu hc sure you get the genuine article.
eAtlloN.-T gnard against imposition 10
particular TO notice that skirts offered as .spu.
PICK" have the red ink stamp, viz, ~. ".
h%radley's Dap'ex Elliptic Steel Springs" upon
the waistband-nane others are ccpninc. Ala.
notice that every Hoop will admit a hin being
passed through the centre. thus revealing ina
TWO Tor %donble) springs braided together therein.
which IS the secret Of their fssiJlty and
strength, and a combination not 20 DO found il
any other Skirt.
For sale in al Stores where First Class skirt.
where. sse
M.r,C.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25
wEsTBrRG TOWNSHIP.
NEWTON TOWNSHIP.

Also over two hundred lots for sale, in.a,
city OF Independence.
A portion o. the lots and lands absve d.
ssribaj ~iil lie cold on lrng time Ii Sezired.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25

4 man can 20 along wiibonl advertising,
and SO can = wagon without greasing, tuss
goee hard.
A good kick out OF doors is, 10 some bet
cY than al the rich uncles in the world
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25
For Sale or Rent.

For sale Or Kent.
I will sell my House and Lot. situated ten rods
i from the Burr House, for $500. Thin house.
is 1880, and 10 well designed for four families,
and rents readily Tor $40 per month or t22S per
year. want money and I am bound 70 sell.
The house 10 for rent for small families
viii rent 70 small families for from four Ia
siy dollars per month.
An p. TABOR,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25
Testimonials.

Il rey large nnn6sr # i.noor.rr. Testimonials
h IRE already teea receircs CJa ihJs.-. II, Orr
e3ae1, dp 5taecaT!es. ali, ir'csl, Jao.s ~ clss.-s
"a @.rrts.y, spa t<iaJ in "a: s;oss Watering ssrnss If
tse ya..s Iiae C0.npJGII.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25
Notice 10 Teachers and School
Officers.

Iy COMPLIANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
i Of the Board Of Supervisors. publ exami-
nations of Teachers will be held in the several
Dlstrie, Townships in buchanan County as
follows:
IN Perry Township, at TIE School House in
.ifsls.on, on Monday, Oct. It'll.
In Faishank, at the School ! ouse in the vii
age Of Faif bank. on Tuesday. Oct. 18th.
In Hazleton, ut the School House in the viii
ne u Hazleton, on Wednesday, Oct. 10th.
In Buffalo, at the Schaoi House in sub-district
-. |. on Frid y, Oct. 18th.
Ia Jesap, for the Independent District Of
esup and the District Township of Westburg,
n Monday. Oct. 2lst.
At tie School House in Brandon. for the Dis
ret Townships Of Jefferson and Homer, on
Wednesday, Oct. 23rd.
At the School House in Winthrop, on Friday
Oct. 25.h. for the District Townships Of Byron
nd Fremont
A. the Court House IN Independence, on
Saturday. Oct. 2dth, for the Independent Dis
trict. and the Dist. Townships Of Warrington
and Sumner.
At the School House in Gu ]. ueton, on Mon
day. 0st. 2sth, for Liberty and Como.
At the School House in sub district No. S, in
Newton Township. On Wednesday, Oct. 3oth.
At the School House near Mr. John Specs
mo. 81 in Middlefeld, On Friday. Nov. LIST.
Al, tn. School House near Wards Corners, in
Madison, on Monday, Nos. 4th.
These examinations are to be held { = the
convenience o. teachersl living ut a distance from
he County Seat. and also 10 give Directors al
opTor unity 10 witness the examination Of tho-s
seeking employmet as teachers, and thus enab .
them to judge inteliigently oftheir qualifications.
Teachers who have engaged for the Winter
FERN. will please attend the examination in the
township in which they expect to teach.
Tteza q n miUafi,u will no e9fuuiarefd ~ n
o'clock A. NJ, and closed at 4 p. NJ and as they
will be conducted orally. teachers will please be
prompt in their attendance.
nl3 q. g. PIERCE, Co. Sup't.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25

CHICAGO, Nov. Is, 1866.
Ma. II. r. GARDINER, Proprietor Gardiner'r
Rheumatic 4 Neuralgia Compound.
Sir-fIaving been afflicted with the Neurslgia
in my face for six months, = friend induced me
10 try your Compound, and I can chcerfully say
I found it the only r%ciiei, and I recommend it to
all who are troubled with the Neuralgia.
Yours Respectfully.
A. BOOTH,
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison 4 Dearborn sts.
CHICAGO. August %. 1865.
DR.. GARDNER. Proprietor GARDENERS Rheumat-
ic 4 Neuralgia Compound.
Dear Sir-Ir is with great pleasure that I tes-
tify to the merits Of your invaluable medicine.
Having been afflicted with Neuralgia for more
than a year, causing me great annoyance as well
AS suffering, and after trying almost every rem
edy that could be Obtained. q friend induced me
to try your Compound, and I am happy to say
that one bottle cured me, and l heartily endorse
ell that has been said in its favor. and earnestl,
recommend n trial by every enc suffering from
Neuralgia or Rheumatism.
WIN. s. HOPKINS,
45-l2m1 Firm Merrill 1 Hopkins, 70 Lake 81
Sold by sma'e 4 Goodfellow, Druggists, H.
dependence, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25

4. A.1 ~ I. r... (r.r,..-y > -
sss 20 = .iss " NeAs'osaa i,ssrefJ ~
es5l..s ~. 80 4 .su.:-s. -. To- ~
Of lac SION CT, s'Ii etscr Linlye! organs"
Hsr. }. z. CHASE, II Euu;ney, ". n, s-ri.cs,
II 4 re for ~ rs --ggrse y,ar Eh..s Tine
C5.as5alt as an sl-all 81; rem, ~. Ic.s fruiy
ar tif. I reJ.r1t.Gt e en- nor. esiS4-isuseatrfE
a he fst1 cecr. Ihqrs Is. { IN Tie COMPOUND
fer q cs..i, all /! .-.ys.i c~..srnia1.g.n
From - J. Ilorr.
~: ~, Sep'eme.r, ~.
ri5l as cod, tcl.el brought d a rery ssrsgs { a,gf,
sa.j in tts i 70 IA IL "a, q 40 rat. syIs3oL I.cs
Gso yer3 IDLY ay.!-seJ trth ii : tfoa5les5n, d.
.s : -. ~ - go, \ ry1 ~. ;.,. ~ ! 80 yrns
csaial /. c.os ,5t ID ar!rrie:s9ersans i esiz.s,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25
Dr.. NfcroAs. Of Nor.sce.a, r., aa-,.
Ess. ]. Z. cHAsr. "a Eumney. s.. Ia. rri.e..

81 ~
"IEs9 he Ents rias Compound f,tsrcry ~
e-cto;.s no. o,ly il coughs Gs q Re-. f.faiosl:rScc
t-Jsl ess also {, ne ti1is cf Tic iii=cYs. Ges.Ltl
or lac som CT, cal ether LiIIlye! olgsss.'
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25

And everything to be found in a choice stock of
Millinery Goods.
Also, ut the same place, Misses A. A. Parker
h q. !. Brooks will attend 10 Dress Making.
Stamping for Braiiing and Embroidery, Grst
class Maczs:De WnSa, &e. T4f-tf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25

II 4 re for D, rs regarded yegr Eh..s Zine
C5.a55t9t as an st-cll ~: reri n. Tea fraiy
az Ia. freJ.r3i.Gte srnor.e siSlcfsuscnIrfk.
a be titI Gee. 1 hare 81. In tie Compound
fer q cs.l, All /! s,.g.i c..srniag. ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25

Swarts 81 Sons Belmont Double Clca-
ming Thresling Machine.
~ Farmers Of buchanan aai adjoining
counties! GENE and examine CUR stock. shall
always keep the hes, implements I can grt. ard
pledge myself that I will always sell as low as
the same article and quality can be bought else
where. In buying Machinery from me, you know
sLere 70 set repairs-no. having to go from one
,lace to another TO hunt up agents as you have
% with temporary agents, who change yearly.
II we SCI. : warranted Machine, you also know
sheFc 10 90 With il IL it does not perform as
guaranteed. as ! am permanently located here
nd expect to remain as long as by STRIFE. atten-
ion to besiness and fair dealing | am sustained.
my Machine sold by me and warranted, | hold
aysc.f responsible for.
~. BURR.
Independence, Feb. &c, ls6T. [s6.3n
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25
New Millinery Rooms.
Hats, Ribbons, Flowers.

MRS. PIERCE having removed to the rooms
wi one door West of Bank, will keep CON
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-25
DUBUQUE & SIOUX CITY,
AND
DUBUQUE sOUTHW ESlEnN
nArrawATA.
xn.n.r TIME TABLE.
JOINT TIME TABLE.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-23

The attempt is again being made to
confederate into single nation the
South American Republics on the Pa
cifc slope of the Andes. Peru has
taken the iniative, and has addressed a
circulsr upon the subject to the Govern
ment of Chill. Bolivia and Ecuador.
These four nations, which, it is proposed
shall form the new Republic. have 5000
miles of sea coast, contain $500, 900 in-
habitants, and cover 1,1S5,000 square
miles of territory.