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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

~ tuC &Nutiouul uotcfuuIeIt.
We give the statement Of the taxes paid
BY Messrs. X. and J. H. Campbell and E.
Leach, as shown BY receipts in their possess
ion. Could anything show more clearly the
utter dishonesty Of the Copperhead leaders
of this county than the above tables?
The Copperheads represent that the First
National Bank Of this City pays no taxes.
This is another falsehood. Every stocks
holder in the bank pays three per cent. on his
stock as tax to the national government
The Congressional law imposing the tax,
contemplated that the stock should be ex-
empt from local taxation, but it has been
decided by the Supreme Court that bank
stocks are taxable and Republican Legisla.
tures are passing acts as rapidly as possible
to tax them. Our own Legislature will doubt.
less cnacta law to that effect, and ninesy-nine
hundred.hs Of all the Republicans in the
State are in favor Of it. The true System is
for the General Government to demand Of
banks an internal revenue license and leave
the taxation. to the State and local authori.
ties. As il now is, the bank stock is ac,u-
ally taxed propor'ionately with other props
er,y, but the tax goes to the national instead
Q. the State government.
The only species Of property exempt from
taxation is Z. s. Bonds. These bonds were
issued when the Government must have
money or perish. AS an inducemen for the
purchase of these bonds, Government prom.
Used that they should be exempt from taxa>
ton. That was part Of the contract. Not
only capitalists, but tens Of thousands Of
comparatively poor people invested all their
surplus money in bonds, with the distinct
understanding that they were not to be tax.
ed. and any man who TOW advocates o
breach Of the nations faith would break his
own faith If he had good opportunity.
Such person could not be trusted in an
honest mans sheep fold after dark.
We shall show up this bond question in
our MT xt issue.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

q successful forager and hummer are brought
into requisi,ion, no doubt his tables will all
ways be mos, bountifully snpplied.
Harry B. Haskins, aged 81 years, one Of
the very first settlers Of this part OF the coun.
ty, died at his residence, one mile from this
village, ate A. NJ. Sept. 22d, Of Aua. Mr..
II. was in usual health until few days pre-.
vious to his death. He was enfeebled by
age but otherwise nrt unhealthy. lie leaves
a family, the members Of which have at
tanned their majority, and all With a fair
share OF this worlds goods.
QuAsQuEroN, Sept. rs, 1867.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

We call attention to the column
Of Chicago business cards. The firms
there advertised may be relied upon
by all dealers. Chicago is becoming
more and more rapidly the true met
ropolitan city of the country, and it
may safely be predicted that the time
will soon come when western mcr-
chants will make it their head-quar-
ters in preference TO Eastern cities.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

The ST. Louis Democrat on the 20 inst,
has hslf column article on ,he situation in
Iowa and Minnesota. Its closing advic. to
the Republicans Of these two States is SO
timely that We copy it for the benefit OF those
who contemplate letting the election take
care OF itself this year: y
1T is no time for side issues no time for
apathy. Every dispatch from WASH gton
justifes anxiety. Every vote in every State
is regarded by the President and his advisers,
and by thousands upon thousands of voters
Of the sort called drih>wood, as indications
Of popular sentiment. II We want revolu>
tionary violence ce can hare il by giving
johnson encouragement enough ! II We want
close, desperate, hand to. hand fght in '6S
NO can haye itby giving copperhsads hope
enough. !. is no time for skylarking. Min
nesota and Iowa ought to vote - il every
ballot cast was for President. So voting,
they may vote As they please when the Press
identiAl election comes. Close the ranks,
Veterans Of many victories! You hear the
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

The Fau,r QuEsrIoS-MoRE EvIpEScE
The evidence Of the fruit growing capaci>
" Of Buchanan County grows more and more
conclusive. We have been made the recipi.
ents Of n basket Of very fine apples from the
orchard Of Mr.. Hiram Champlin. Of Spring
Creek. comprising half dozen varieties OF
the choicest fruit. In respect Of size and
flavor these apples would compare we'll with
the best Of Michigan or Ohio fruit. Mr..
Champlin's orchard contains two hundred
trees Of which sixty are in bearing. lie
will have shout fifty bushels Of fine apples
A portion Of the orchard has been planted
twelve years. In view Of the constantly &C.
eumulatng evidence, We may we'll claim for
Buchanan County the capacity to produce
all hardy fruits in the greatest abundance.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27
TEACH ERs

At the next Institute, prize will he given
for the best outline map Of North America
the map to be drawn upon the blackboard
in the presence Of the institute; also, .
pr;zs for the best essay on School Govern
ment.
These prizes will be awarded by special
committees, selected by the members Of the
Institute. r,r,cc
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27
TO CONSUMPTlVEs.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free Of charge TO all who desire it. the pre-,
scription with the directions for making and
using the simple remedy by which he was cured
of lung aft seton AID that dread disease Con
sumption. His only object is to benefit the af-
6icted. and he hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription, as il will cost them nothing, asd
may rrove blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
nlsy No. le5 South Second Street,
Viii iainsburgh, New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

The Democratic papers say that the rich
man should pay taxes "just the same as
the poor man. Let us see how this would
work. As the law now stands. the poor man
has no Income tar 10 pay. 1t is only when
the income is over 81 900 that tax is to be
paid upon it, Adop. the Democratic theory
and every poor man will have an income
tax TO paw as well as every rich man. The
law which the Democrats justly charge TO
the Republican party, now discfiminases in
favor Of the poor man but the Democrats,
by their own showing. would place an addi
tiopal burden upon him.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

SOUNDING his OWN PRAIsE.-When you
hear . man use the Pronoun ] every hffh
word in his his conversation, you may
know he is great only in his own estimation |;
but when you hear the world at large exto'i.
irg oss's virtues, 90 they do Dr. J. W. Po>
}selb HRi,s Pine Compound and Hnmor
Decor, y,um may kncr tkey are rs'isAr.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27
CITY AND COu NTI.


A Republican Caucus for Washington Town
chip, will be hold At ths Court House, on Thurs
day evening, Oct. 3rd, for tho purpose Of putting
tiss Of the Peace, Ito MI Vacancy; two Consta
blss, three Trustees, one Clerk and one Assess.
or, and for the election Of u Township Republi.
can Committee.
by order cf 7ounship Com.
j. L. LOOMS. Chm.
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Notice 70 Directors

The committee appointed to devise uni
form series Of Text Books to be used in the
common schools OF Buchanan County, are
requested to meet at the Court House. on
the 18th day Of October, at 10 o'clock a.
NJ. A full representation is requested.
MUNCEY,
Chm Committee.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

The HAzLEros APPoISrMENr.--We would
say TO our friends in Hazleton township that
it was no fault ofthe Central Committee that
speakers failed to make their appearance at
the meeting on Friday evening last. Definite
arrangements were made by the committee,
and it was ewing solely to carelessness on
the part Of others that the disappointment
occurred.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27
INrOR NATION.

Information guaranteed to produce . luxuriant
growth Of hair upon a bald head or heardle.s
face, also recipe for the removal Of Pimpes,
Blotches Erurtions. etc.. on the skin. leaving
the same soft, clear. and beautiful, can be oh
tanned without charge by addressing
THoS. 4. CHAPMAN. CMExrsr.
n47y S2S BROADWAY New York
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27
The Copperheads of Ohio opened their

The Copperheads Of Ohio opened their
campaign with the cry "down with negro
suffrage" ami actually expected to sweep
the State on that ism. But as the contest
progresses and the fight thickens, The ieai>
ers begin to discover that the opposing cry
of"equal rights aud exact justice to all men,
enlists an unexpected number OF supporters
from their own ranks. The Columbus States.
man, the old Democratic State organ, per>
ceivine the drift Of the popular current has
come out for impartial suffrage. Over its
ticket it has placed the sentence, '.Ou a
constitutional amendment, giving the ne>
groes the right to vote and hold office
yes."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27
QuAsousrox, Sept. Is, 1867.

EIEx CouxrY PsAcHEs.--On Saturday
last ve saw in Forest Gardens two peach
trees laden with beautiful, large, ruddy cheek.
ed peaches. BY the way, if you wish 70 see
. Zoe display Of Fall flowers, especially Dab
Iias. visit Forest Garden bafore frost comes.
Ct10 Rapids 1swes
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

BYRON TOWNSHIP CAUcUs.-We are res
questsd TO announce that the Republican
Caucus for Byron township will be held at
the Brooks School House on Tuesday, the
lst of October, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, for the
purpose Of nominating township ticket and
electing a township committee for the ensu>
INC year
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

Combination OF Iron, PHOSPHORUS and Calisaya
known A. Ferro PhorPhorated Elixir Of Calisaya.
The iron restores color to the blood the Paos-
phorons rencws waste of the nerve tissue, and
the Calisaya gives natural healthful tone to
the digestive organs. One pint contains the
virtue of one ounce of Calisaya and one teaspoon
full grain of Iron and Phosphoruus. Manu-
facturcd BY CAswElL. Mack / Co., New York
For sale by all druggists. 20-ly
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

N. MAS 4 Co. we'll know the virtue Of
advertising. They are out to-day with
supplement to the Bulletin as our readers will
discover for themselves,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

The township caucuses will be mostly
held next week, and we again urge upon
Republicans throughout the county the i'm.
portar ce Of putting forward your best men,
and Of insuring an efficient organization by
the election Of wide-awake township cons
srittoes
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

N. Mas 4 Co. have filed their extensive
rooms with first. class assortment of dry
goods, clothing &c, which they claim to sell
at the "lowest bottom notch" Go aud see
ifthey don't,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

Bowley is up TO the wants Of fthe trade with
his usual fine assortment Of fall aud winter
goods selected 10 please all tastes, both as to
variety and prices.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

The Republcsn meeting at Littleton last
evening was a decided success, the attend.
ance being large, and the audience very en-.
thusiastic.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

LADIES Mrs. Z. A. Pierce has just re.
ceived at her millinery rooms fine selec>
ton Of goods from the East, which she will
sell at Eastern prices! Cali at her rooms
Just west Of the Bank and examine for your.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

Any amount Of good Cood taken at this Of.
fee on subscription. The sooner the better.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

rebel yell. Their "Srea' reac,iJo, is q febeb
night attack. Nee, them with slid ffora
aud the bsyonet, and W. shalt then have the
field 70 oureses whe,i the inorthnX Of 1868
daw.S uion us.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

DR.. J. H. Jordan, indianapolis, Ind, says:
- l-have known Ds Srickiand's Pile RENE
dy 10 be thoroughly tested in numerous
cases during the past year, and with perfect
success in every instance. And so it is with
his Remedy for Diar hra or Cholera, and
his Cough Balsam.. They are oil genuine
and pure..
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27
INDEPENDENCE MARKETS.

LOOK AT YOUR CoAr, and see il the collar
and shoulders are not covered with dand-
ruff. II such be the case, use "Barretts
Hair Restorative
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

W. invite attention to the new advertise :
ment Of Mr.. J. +. Hodges. Mr.. II. informs
10 that he has purchased the most complete
stock ever brought into the city, and is de-
termined 10 be andersold by no merchant
in the field. The fall trade is opening brisk.
ly, and bids fair to equal that Of any other
season. With the unusual attractions pre-
sen,ed, Hodges cannot fail to secure very
liberal share Of it.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27
WESTBJRG TOWNSHIP
NEWTON Tow ssHlr-

Also sver two hundred lots .or sale, in the
city Of Independence.
s portion o. the lots and lands above de-
scribsi will he soii cn long time IL desired
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

THg CAucrs. We trust Republicans will
not overlook the call for Caucus for the
nomination Of township officers, on Thurs,
day evening, Oct. Sd. Township offices
are as essential in their sphere as those OF
greater pretentions, and it is important that
they be filled by competent men. Look well
60 small things. ,ha, the whole official net.
work may be sound from centre to circum>
faranna
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27
- GENTS wANTED-$l0 TO $50 = dav, to
~ introduce our new patent STAR SHUT
TIE SEWING MACM0 NJ. Price e2o.--

TIE SEWING MACHINE. Price o2o.--
1t uses two threads. and mskss the genuine
Lock Srifca. All other low prissd nsshinss
make the Chain Srircu.
Each agent furnished With COPY Of Lettsrs
Patent. Exc usive territory given. Send feT
circulars. s h. HENDERSON 4 CO.,
soi<a gehtsforthe West and South,
nesm 3Ns y. 9TH etrset, -. Lsris Ne.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27
COM N ERClAL.

BuLLKrH oTFrcE, IspErESpEscE,1
Sept. p, 1867.
Wheat ie now coming in very freely. Prices
have advanced somewhat, sales having been
made yesterday at $l.55.
cats are down-only 80 cents.
Trade is rapidly improving and the whole
commercial atmos here is rapidly clearing up.
Chicago Ex. buying, l dis; selling, 1.
NY par; !" l.
Buchanan Co. Warrants are held at par.
Gold in Ne~ York, Sept. ly,-$l.4sa.
MARKET REPORT.
The following is a comparative statement Of
the Independence, Dubuque, Chicago, and New
York Markets at the latest dates, and the highest
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-09-27

field 70 oureises wheii the moriAn9 or 1863
dawas upon us."
The dignity Of he presidential Office has
been ilu,trated y Andy Johnson ii rqer-
Gus ways.
|. BY a rnaudlin speech 10 rag ,ag rebels
February 22d, 1865.
2 Nv big spree all around III. circle.
3. By publicly Safeguarding private eiti>
zcns, aud eminent politicians.
4. BY abusing such man as General
Sheridan like pickpocket.
5. By taking uncommon doses Of liquid
solacc out of jecaat4r.
6. BY downright ial>ehood in a hundred
instances.
I. BY going, into cahoo.4 With noted pnr-
jurer, for bla k.ning Of good mems rpua-
NaxcGtine Jograat.
II used to be favorite pastime with the
leading copperheads during the rebellion TO
call our Union soldiers shired Hesseins,'
"Lincolns hirelings," "Murderers,- ''sat
raps," &C., &c. II appears they have coined
new word and now call them 'loyal yer,
min" In recent speech in Ohio, Vallan.
digham remarked:
'Nor shall even the loyoi rernin Of the
Republican party escape always-such like
as Captain Gray and fellows aft his kind
and il thy sometime find themselves crack
ed t1ixt thumb and finger, or on the bark of "a
comb let them remember that, ~ Sidney
Suith said in similar case, they have no
right to choose the mode and measure oftheir
Destruction"
Le, our soldiers remember those words Of
leading democrats, on the 5,h of October.-
Dub. Times.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-14

II HAVE ORDERS NOT TO Go!
Il have orders, positive orders
not to go there; orders that dare
not disObey," said youth who was
being tempted to a smoking and
gambling saloon.
"Come, don't be womanish, come
along like a man. shouted the
youths.
'No / can't break ORDERS" said
John.
"What special orders have you
got ! Come, show them to us, II
you can. Show us your orders"
John took a neat little book from
bis pocket and read aloud:
Enter not into the path Of the
wicked, and go not in the way of
evil men. Avoid it, pass not near
it. turn from it and pass away
"Sow,' said John, "you see my
orders forbid my going with you.
They are Gods orders, and by his
help | mean to keep them.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-14

A bankrupt merchant, returning
home one night, said 70 his noble
wife "My dear, we are ruined
everything we have is i'll the hands
of the sheriff" After a few mo-
ments of silence, the wife looked
calmly into his face and said "Will
the sheriff sell you! :" "Oh, now
"Will sheriff sell me ?" "Oh, no !"
.tWlll the sheriff sell the children ?"
"Oh, no p Then do not say we
have lost everything. All that is
most valuable remains to us--man
hood. womanhood and childhood.
We have lost but the results of our
skill and industry. We can make
another fortune if our hearts and
hands are LETT
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-14

tice that ] should vacate my rooms
at the end OF the month.
never exchanged one word with
her on Aora's sudden election from
her house. She had an undoubted
right TO rent her roomsto whom she
pleased. / sent her my wedding
cards-it was my only revenge.
Three years have passed since,
and Nora, as bride and wife has
been to me all | had hoped, and
more,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-14

VEGETABLE POETRY.-At tab.
leaux exhibition in Auburn, y. Y,
the following vegetable poem was
produced:
Onion garden bed reclining
Bects a youth his aching head;
CaullllOWers Lo, weeds confront
me;
Lettuce hence lie sadly said.
Carrots out the stoutcst madh0od,
Peas my weary soul doth need;
Bean O, strife for me hereafter,
Else my heart Will go to seed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-14

Judge Walton, Of the Maine Su'
preme Court has ruled that the SAFE
of .nrrant, lhu1arb, grape OF eider'
berry wines is prohibited by tue
statute of that state.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-14

A general convention Of the vari.
ous Christian associations In tho
United States and British Provinces
il is announced will meet in Mon
treal on June 10.
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Young man, what's the price of
this silk ? asked a deaf old lady.
Seven dollars!
Seventeen dollars I'll give you
thirteen
seven dollars, ma'am, is the price
of the silk said the honest shopman.
oh, seven dollars reioined the
old lady, sharply. III give you iive'
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noston will have no fire works
the coming Fourth of July, the au'
thorilics having strictly forbidden
il. Hitherto the city has consumed
about 500, 900 worth annually.
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Judge Walton, of the Maine Su.
prcme Court, has ruled that the sale
of currant, Ihubarb, grape or elder.
berry wines is prohibited By the sta.
tute Of that State.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-14

The French government Ii a 8
bought the iron-clad Onondaga of our
government, in addition to the
Duuderberg. She di, not want
either, but feared Prussia would get
them
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-14

The man who forgcts a great deal
that has happened, has a better
memory than he who remembers
great deal that never happened.
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found Mrs. Miles without diff.
Guilty. asked for Miss Hastings at
the door, and presently she came to
me in the little reception room
where Lad been shown. Sic look
ed as if she had almost wept herself
blind, poor child.
"You do not despise me, Mr.
Prescott, OF you would not have
come to see me y Her voice trem
Dled.
"Despise You f! Nora, love you
with all the power OF loving thai
God has given me. | have come t.
ask yCu TO be my wife. You hole
my fate in your own hands. W il
you make me happy or wr,tchcd y
No matter about her answer. Sh,
told me all that my heart craved t.
hear. Looking into her truthiu
eyes, | knew that she was mine, my
young, innocent love! 80,
After II while sent for Mrs. AliIe'
to come to us. | recognized IN ltf q
lady whom had sometimes met ~
society, and for whom l clIttItdlIiPu ,
n sincere admiration. ! told her, III
brief, the history of my aclu,inl
ance with Miss Hastings, ana l!al
/ desirel 10 make her my we WIN
as little delay as possible. Did sue
think the nccdiul arrangements
could be effected III u week
They should be, she said Nora
should bo married IN her house, and
a week would be long enough IA
which 10 provide al that was ipame
di,teIy ut.UesuTy. 81 it was AT
t.sd.
Xae ueXt day gap N'> l.. -
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-14

What is that word in the English
language, of one syllable, which, 1t
two letters be taken from 1t, becomes
word of two sylables! Pdg"e.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-14

Brethren,' said Spurgeon, If God
had referred the ark to a commit
tee on Naval Affairs, it's my opin-
ion it would never have been built
vet
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-14

The best cough drops for young
ladies--drop wearing thin shoes,
drop lacing, and dress all over
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Artemus Ward says, Bricham
Young has 200 wives-he loves not
wisely but two hundred well. The
pretty girls in Utah mostly marry
Young
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-14

Maddcr colors red. This is the
reason why the maddcryou get, the
redder you grow.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-14

A regular life is the hest philoso.
ply pure conscience the beN
law.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-14

A FOOLS heart IL In his tongue,
hut w.sc mans tongue is In bis
N'ssrs
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Crcduilty has as many ears as
rumor has tongues, and as long,
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lEDN FOUNDER AND MACHINIST,
Manufacturer ui Agricultural Implements
IENuFpUu NraNIDNr.
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SARAIOGA STAR SPRING WATER. fresh
- from the spring, by the can, or ~ smal,e
quantities NJ kEIES SlOR., NewhurS, v
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tyTO THE LADIES .Al

TIE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
i eay TO the Ladies OF Orange County
that having purchased the interest OF my
brother In tho skirt Business, ! have removed
tho mapufactory TO Concord, \. H., and
shall give
Particular Attention To Making
Ordered Skirts aud Repairing.
All Orders left ut our Old Store, in
bradford, viii be Promptly Filled,
alta Days Notice.
Ladies having Long hkhts can havo them
ma q over 10 The lutcrt fashion AZ reasonable
rtss cos1sy Merchaats supplied % usual
AFT 0EU. W. UALLE.T.
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AND SURG LON.
gpllNIu, VERMONT iom
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(RgDSNGIH.I HATCH,
Il. a, HARDY.

with Wm. G. Hardyl
PRACTICAL WAT CHI MAKER
storcia No. Hurdys Building.