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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
TO CONSIJMPTIyES.

The advertiser, having been estored to health
in few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with a severe
iun. affection. and that dread disease Consunp
tion--is anxious TO make known to his fellow
Sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire ii, he will send copy Of the
prescription used Gree Of charge, with the di-
rec'ions Tor preparing and using the same which
they Will hnd SIRE crRE ron GossrnprroN,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. GorGHs, colDs. aud al
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object OF
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is 10
benefit the afflicted, and TO spread informa! ION
which he coneeives 10 be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as il
will cost them nothing. and may prove a biess-
ing. Parties wishing Inc prescription, FREE by
return mail, will pie Sc address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
nisrl Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
SEerin's Sale.

ID and under the Seal ~ the District Court d
buchanan ruantv, Iowa, ID fasar If be state
Of Iowa. ana against the goods and chattcl-,
lands and tenements. Of William Sci saft, | have
levied upon the following described property.
viz;
The cart half Of tie west half uf 10: six in
block two, in stou ehton Il Meciure's Addition
TO to the City Of Independence, Iowa.
Which property, az above described, viii Of
fer FOR sale public auction. at the door of the
Fhcrif-s Office In thc City ~ Independence. on
Saturday. the 18th day of August, 4. b. 1857,
at o'clock z. ". If said day to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution ard eosts.
A. CROOKS, Sheriff.
sheras Cfee. Iuicpendenee
July 5, 1867. iw
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09


SWIFT CJRN 1t Is a surl rising fact
that sseet corn is not abundamilY
erewn among farmers. Every farmer
thinks he must raise his FIVE or ten
acres ef Indian corn every yeaf, ii
order t. have something to fatten lli>
pork. and to furnish fodder for his
stock, etc. Now if every farmer would
grow three or five acres Of sweet corn.
his crop would prove of much more
value in proportion 10 the number Of
acres than Indian corn for feeding
purposes.
Last spring ! planted six acres Of
sweet corn, for the purpose of taking
it into market green. Bat after the
market became I" glatted," / conelui-
ed 70 save the balance of my corn.
and give it to feed. cut and fed to
my hogs corn tin the stalks every
tav. and they would eat stalks and all
rs clean as they would green clover.
Through the month of October and
until the last OF November. fed husl-
ed corn. / can say | never killed SO
fat pork before. They seemed TO be
completely filed up with Lard. pre-
fer the sweet corn stalks to ANYTHING
else ii shape Of fodder for stock, aud
especially for COWS e.Yii. milk, there
is nothing like it. The stalks, husks
aud leaves, are much more juicy and
sweeter than any other fodder. SO SOW
the sweet corn in preference to any
other.
Be careful to trace up your seed III
the fall. and then you will not fail to
have good seed when you come TO
plant or SOW Gor RWal Nee
Yorker.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
For sale or Rent.

7 will sell my House and Lot, situated ten rod'
L from the Burr House, for ST00. This house
is lsx50, and is well designed for four families
and rents readily Tor sl9p month or s22o pei
year. ! want money and l am bound to sell
The house is for rent for small families.
! will rent to small families for from four e
six dollars Per month.
45-rl r. TABGR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA,
Buchanan County
To HENRY L. sHAFER:
sir:-Yan arc hereby notified. that there il
now On file. III the Office Of the Clerk 81 the Dis-
trict Court If Buchanan Couaty. Iowa, a petit
tion of Susan shafer. claiming Of you amongst
other things, Divorce from the hands Of mat
rmouy, and alleging adultery cause there
for.
And nov unless you appear and make defense
10 said petition on or before q 5on of the second
day OF the next October Term IF the District
Court of sald county, TO he holIen On ee 81
Monday II October, 1857 default viii be taken
against voa and a decree entered there m 10 ac-
cortisnee with the prayer of the said petition.
SUSAN sHafLK, PIE.
Per LIE WEAsT, Au'ys. fs lw
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
FARM FOR SALE.

YNHE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm, con
L sisting Of one hundred and fifty eight acre,
thirty two acres Of tilIage, eight aeres timothy
and about one hundred acres under fence. and
the balance timber. The Wapspinicon River
runs through tne timber and there is good nev-
er-failing spring thereon, which never freezes
and is convenient both for the house and stock
Said farm is of mile from the Red School
House, Fairbank Tp, Buchanan Co., Iowa, all
of which will sell for $ls per acre For fur
ther particulars, inquire Of the subscriber on
the premises.
FRANCIS PINGREE.
Fairbank, Msy ], 1867 fi4-Gm
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
Original Notice

STATE or 10 VA,
Bgehama. County.
TO n. McCLlNTOCK.
V0U arc hereby notified that there will be on
IL file on or before the first day of October,
A. d. 1867, in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of Buchanan County, State Of Iowa,
petition Of A. X. Gould, claiming Of you the
sum Of one hundred and twenty five dollars on
promissory note, executed by you to him, May
18th, 1866. Also praying the foreclosure Of a
mortgage, exec uted by you 20 said Gould, to
secure the payment Of said nete.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend,
on or before noon Of the second day Of the De-
tober Term, A. d. 1867, Of said Court, Default
will be entered against you and judgment and
decree rendered in accordance with the prayer
Of said petition.
J. 3. WOODWARD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
STATE OF IOWA,
Buchanan County.
/ hereby order that the-above notice TO pub
lished for tho time prescribed by law, in the
Buchanan County Bulletin, n newspaper pub
lished in Independence, in said County and
State. X. BREWER, Clerk,
Jnly 3, 1867. 2:4w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

4 Cure FOR ALL KINDS OF SICK
HrADAcnE.-Tako half a drachm Of
aromatic spirits Of ammonia, in little
wafer; at the same time apply cloths
wet in solution Of muriatc Of ammonia
tone OF. nee OF muiiate ammonia in nine
ounces of water and one ounce OF al
cohol) to the forehead.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

MUSTARD PiAsTERs.- By using
syrup or molasses for mustard plas-
tiers, they will keep soft and flexible.
and not dry up and become hard, as
when mixed np with water A thin
paper or fine cloth should come be-
tween the plaster and skin. The
strength of the plaster i varied BY
the addition Of more On less -four.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

NoNEY, FREE AS wATER.--I0 900 AC-
WI tive Local and Travelling Agents, Male or
Female. Of all ages, wanted to solicit trade
IN every City, Town, Village. Hamlet, Work
shop sni Factory, throughout the entirc world,
for the most ssleable novelties ever known.
500 Per Ceue Profit and ready sac wlcr-
ever offered Smart men and women can make
from So 70 $50 per day, and risk of loss A
small capital required Of from $50 TO 800 the
more money invested the greater the profit. Nc
money required la adyanee--we frat send the
articles and receive pay afterwards II you ac.
tually wish to make money rapidly and easily
write for full particulars and address
MlLNOR 4 CO.. From Paris,)
20 Broadway. New York City.
Newspaper copying Will be libcraliy dealt vithl
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

TsE or GERAxIrA LgAvEs.-It is
not generally known that the leaves Of
geraninm are an excellent applica-
ton for cuts, where the skin is rubbed
OF or other wounds Of ilat kind. One
or two leaves must be bruised and ap-
Piled to the part, and the wound will
be cicutrizei in short time.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
A CHOICE FARM FOR SALE,

VNHE weli-known (conablo) Farm, onc-hAli
l. mile east Of Fairbank, containing 1873 acres,
al. fenced and subdiyided into six fields, living
water for stock, good brick and wood house 2sx
30 feet, one story high, large frame barn, timber
on the place, fruit trees and shrubbery plenty.
Will be sold cheap. Terms easy.
For further particulars, enquire Of the sub
scribcr, or Ransom Bartle. Land Agent, Inde-
pcndcnce Iowa; office in Deering 4 Smalcs
Drug Store. j. 7. LYON.
Pee. II 1906 2ltf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
RI NG,S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
Is THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!
For Sale BY Druggists generally.

DrBeerE. Iowa. April II, 1866.
have used several bottles of Rings Ycgeta-
bic Ambrosia, and find it superior to any | have
ever used. Ny hair which was quito gray has
by its use been restored TO its natural color. 1t
y an excellent hair dressing. and do not hesi-
ate TO recommend il TO my friends.
DEWARD 4. LuLL. Asst. Assessor,
lst piv 81 Dist. Iowa.
Sold Wholesale Or Retail by smalc L Good
elbow. Independence. Iowa. l2o-Iy
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
AND PHENIX BITTERS.

MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
AND PHGNIx BITTERs.
The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established in 1885 By one of
our Most Eminent Physicians, and
now used throughout North and
South America, with more pleasing
results than any other Medicine in
cases Of diseased Liver, Blood or
Skin, Indigestion, Costiyeness,
Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism
and Fever and Ague.
Thousands or certificates are in
our possession, giving detailed
accounts Of perfect CURES effected
by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and put
all the functions OF the body
in o healthy condition.
Sold by all Druggists. White I Rowland. Propri-
etors, Successors to DR.. John Aonat and Dr.. W. b.
AoEat, New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
OLD ROCK PRAIRIE,

As the Be-, Machine in use. Can Gu: ~ acres
per day with one team. Hear what large far.
MGR SAYS. who bought and uscl the FIRST com
plcte Machine as now made; | have used
the Little Champion Cor three harycsts and have
expended only few cents for repairs iu closing
tlle eve of sicklci aud my only repairs. Nj side
dan No wcigat IN horses uecks used Il a'i
kinds cf grain Also (r'm one of the largest
Wholesale dealers in imr lcmon,s in Wisconsin,
who SAYS: q have sold from 400 to sa0 Reat-
ers annually and have never found Rearer So
perfect satisfaction as fhe Little Champion. and
e prove thi. send yoa our order for 50 more
Machines.
The testimony IL hundreds of the best farmers
could IA procured - attest IT, merits hut thesc
arc needless, the Machine viii show and aFk
its way in Iowa - popular favor Al we'll a. else.
where. Also, the
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

To CLEAN BLACK LAcE.-Take the
lace. aud wipe off the dust carefully
with a cambric handkerchief, then pin
il aut on a bed inserting pin il each
projecting point Of the lace Sponge
il all over with table beer, and a. not
rcm1re the pins till it is pa fcctly dry.
1T will look quite fresh ana new.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

To CUEE FEroS-A correspond.
cat says; When indications Of iel-
~ appear, take 4 piece Of rcnnct and
soak il ia warm mill, until il becomes
soft, then apply il to ihc part affected
renewing II occasionally, and keeping
on en,il cure is produced.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

~
MIXED Has ha rsary.


Every farmer must buy CERTAIN art
icies. as cio'hihg' 'ea, eoHee' sugar.
tools and I'VE s'och' OF one s.ft or an.
othcr. ~lo pay lef 'aeSe oy ms iarn.-
ing he mus, scl' s"'he lfoanet oi lhs
iarn,,, ana ,he 'eS' y successful has-
banary = IN 'he answer g 'he queS-
ton. " m, uoes ne sen In some
sections % ane ooV -. me answer ls
manifest Inc southern planter sells
cotton, sugar or iee. The " cstern
FARMER sells wheat, or corn. or cattle,
~ SWINE. lhc EAeii>h farmer, who
pnrsncs the teur-eotifse system, sells
f3s wheat hiS barley aid his wool, ana
consumes ins grass anl turnips on the
farm. In come parts of New Euglana
agriculture IS systematlHcd SO that one
region = a sheep district and another
dauy district bat Il the crater part
ol II vs. can hardly be said 10 have a
system. Not the potion of Our farm
ers who live. as il worc, without
visible means Of support Of whom it
IS difficult to answer the question how
they gst living, are often quite as
prosperous rs any others. They carry
on sort Of miscellaneous system. 4
inlNea hu>bandry, eaeh somwhat Pc
cu'iar in his course, bat each success
iul III his way. \ casual observer
would be puzzled to know what they
could possibly sell to bring the year
round. Go TO one Of their ncighbors,
however, and inquire particlarly, and
the mystery will be NJ once solved.
Nou VIII ascertain that the class ct
farmers Of whom We are speaking.
rIiSe whatever the farm will produce
which supplies home consumption.
The farm gives them annually their
milk, butter corn, oats. rye, potatoes.
garden vegetables, pork, and meats
generally, the bucher's bill being paid
IA calves or fat cattle. To these may
be added flour on many farms.
Then You viii be teld that neighbor
a his a line apple orchard, which, one
year with another gives lin two or
three hundred dollars, or cranberry
meadow. equally productive, and he
sells, besides, some hundreds Of bush.
els Of potatoes. Neighbor B has a
couple of acres of asparagus. which
hiing him 81 900 a year, and neigh
hor Z strawberry patch, Of like size
and profit and all these mcu keep
half dozen cows, from which they
gct another $500 ii butter. Others
are supplying milk ior the city market.
and keep their dozen or twenty cows,
delivering their cans at thcir own dool
TO the milkman, who runs car to the
city. Each COW should, at rrescn,
rates, Yield about 800 worth of milk
each year. Another neighhor sells
hay, having rot the start Of the rest
and secured the manure of liver,
stable or hotel. Those within fit,
miles of a city, and near railroad
often engage in some branch of mar
kct gardening. and have their acre o.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
4 FOR SALE.

YNHE desirable Residence owned by T. A.
i Jernegan is for sale. This property i,
new, built Of the best material, and for conven.
ienee is unsurpassed by any dwelling house in
the city. For particulars please call on the sub
scriber at his Store.
Possession given at short notice.
T. A. JERNEGAN.
Independence, April J, 1867, [4i Il
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

T. PEoDvcE PEgspiRA1IoN. Take
twelve drachms of antmonia wine,
and two drachms Of laudanum. OF
sils mixture eighteen drops may be
,alen in water every five " six hours.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
Milton Gale. rse Ycsto,

] tere3g certify IL { 5eas soreiR afflicted i-fA
Iaats fsr t-o yca',', fer if5aG ftemsercs npo aig
a9t1. ~ .tstr Z rs y @g 1eay. Iae a4ei inss
uisseh eilfagff fr te4t ere fsdesrr.bqJ'e .SBf
fee T. sg3 II Eadfsafa friad screiol n tie
naost Pahal9r aRmr sis.s, tssf sr'ta3vt r6a.er-
of IN taaiaefe Il fet1, se.s .atbeeeg N t,gJ NJ.
j. II. Fettma Htt.ar seser. a3i4 n rem h0g4sJ
u attegt lR ok mT ioits ssee 81 aaycd. an ~
haeah tgts restored W ssfag br. Io!aRa's gJirs-
s8If Hsft1iae.
x.G.ray I'm m = r
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

Tt,f4 el.seEa
-settis--:as,s. SALT r:,seuri.
z.4t-ss G s.4.,s -i-tea, :-oG ,at:d piles
- - aiy O. fi4is os Of .ny ,;,lcr nlasi
#is " i = l..e ~ i#t fs.ae1' l..lo,ea." Il j..
5at =.zes SO efs- = u-v i. ]. Is, however, ex.
ts5 r..i.g gia, tp, ~ !fe.ai tas of t,s med
is.As, fIt, XIII! ''.siae f'ss aabl. 1t.t t,iis
i ! i.ss- 1gii-ra.l I'D cG.efn spccia. fa7 iIe.
ra2gs, - tiat ] aa - - saanl ut PROOF ii
hsfd = saata.a l..s ass.ssa5sst
iar siStlaa vasrs Il tI,.G9. 70 TOR las ba.n
raslaf.sarsl zsa, s.'i, - ser year la increased
tl.a t4l..e Of is ri,pf .iss, aal tie amoa Of it,
ssiss. Ia New Iit; siiirs, Ylie- j, originated no
rsiae'is i9r Eanori l. = .=isai5 fTzel. An efal
ieat pig scisa tnosy arfiy sl.rgroa} when rrse-
tlsihs Il aew Hampshire, purchased between Hny
aaa sixty gallons D tsne.n. rane say n IN eiis,
years, and usel it il Ill. practice. Re lls iGcs
then ors.ere it for ta 10 ps.l whore Lc was "a
toned. Gthr !,iys .aus il-rc partllsssl i.. a.d
have used it il prl,ice with great suecess vixen
the Proprietor !iyttl ia NeH iiasnashirc, ~ Col.
town Ccnir', ior the i'et of thirty or orf3- mites
eFoHni and u Manchester particularly, i.sc II NOR
DosTpE ss4s wc.i known ani highly yaluei fer
IL numerous ai woniara4i earcs ,veli il eacctad
Thangamaauiac;urcI ii4 larse qUaaliil Tile sul,plv
was frequently exhausted, IN purchasers had -
wait for more p Be riasis. IN ;i;.t region some
very severe eases Of EFssp ias serc treated lyi,l
ii-aai the. were care'l irysiaelas sores, CT
earb1sei.s, those ugly, paias1l uleefs woee entire.
ly renorei wherever thi, isie siac Yves rsthfully
used. s. il was VIA ssta.ala aad salt ilCum
The iiFH9R bOcr9A cgreI them.
IoT tise sake ~ showing What il ,hoagi.t or II
few testimonials sra here Inserted.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
SroaEAAu, ifess., jaiy ), hi.
Mrs. Porter, Dover, y. II.

IcfER. y. H., .i,fly %, 1865.
Or. FoLsHDs sec6itsd yaar hitter inq,siring
cs II TIE .5ecff u gcHr Helieslse SedsicLness
oH hpp5 ~ say thtt Hiise Z ID q tie mcdicsnen .
IA fhat .fgFaafit s3csHess. fslfd TuTsoWs pre-
scYfpfiaas. Jtt ,1fd Hoae ff settied tie stoHlacA
ana gsattd ne hesa {ise he Itasor Ioct0r. feR
az III Ugh ~ aid iardig 0aff IL aet oshore, 10
esffcat 8oai - far, a5sse 4 f3to NIP ohqndiery
aores. TIL 4 aay Ad il so8 = fsoFe ltA0 s1ger
upon fle niighty d,eg Jsesu sea s'ci aess. II cap
faiss trls9 fgle their ffnaies nth a.fDl, or carry
passengers. shogd ~ II fr once, atsy ,couid Aeter
be sciifiag ~ ,oyagc t..Roea Il.
ioas-s, H.fkLihT y. POETLR.
lfaea more mint be sfafe,f II gelrfto 70 his med
icins ~ coatoiaesi IL festiataEts, tn IL ts setd
.ess 4sh AaHytc1ter d5sgsisfs nbotf Il, asaHy
r.. IF. niue. al BfYf'e. Inquire ~ lNr. Henry
Pi4afr. ar Eci0rd, 0hose tc.ft aras cn,ea NJ Il of
.sa!f Ll.cam. Jst c3Daost aug persog an C'Gst1rn,
and t.cB riI dcctre its rslue TeHledy, as used
Ia their or by their f.iessQs.
PREPARED At THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
GEORGE W. SWEET, NJ. D., PEorRIEToH,
ISOstOn, Mass.
For sale by sMALE 4 GO0DFELLO ",
Amputs Iudrr1udence. Iowa fiI-Iy
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
Garments Made on short Notice.
We Propose to Sell Goods ac-
cording to the times.

70 Please Give us Call before purchs sin 9,
elsewhere, aud We viii endeaYoF to Ssit you
both in Goods and Prices
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
Champion Thresher

Il pronounced III ali thrcshcrs AMI others as
the best III usc, is style. workmanship and
material usci they are warranted fallF cIaal
10 the Nassillon or Sweepstakes. Also. Cham
rinn Sorghum Machinery.
Harris Patent SclcRegulating
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

Invites the attention Of the public that he ean
lie found at his 81 plaee. with the Largest. Best
and Cheapest Stock Of Goods in towu, consist
ing II
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

sTATE OF IONA, l..
Buchanan County.
10 Dist. Court q said County. Oct Term. 1867
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-04

AsSiyERsARY EXERCISES OF WAYSEsBCRG
EoLLEGE,-Sermon before the graduates, Sab
bath evening September 8, 1867
Annual Address before the Union and Phlo-
mathean Literary Societies, Monday evening,
September 9th, by Rev. W. B. Watkins A.
NJ. Theme The Unity of Human and Divine
Science.
Meeting of the Alumni Association, Wednes-
day, September llth, at 2 o'clock, =. NJ.
Oraton-P. A, Knox, Carmichels, Pa, Essay
-Crcdulity-Miss NJ. C. Black, Waynesburg,
Pa.
Ladies' Commencement, Tuesday evening,
September 10Th Programme Essay-"We
are going miss Mollic Stone, Greensboro,
Pa Essay-"After many days. Miss Ada j.
Braddock, Harveys, Pa. Essay-"Thc Voic-
iess."-Miss Lizzie A. Parkinson, Cameron,
w. Va Essay-'Sleep and night. Miss
Mary Over, Waynesburg, Pa. Essay-"Lo
how the shades are scattered, Miss Mamie
Pollock Jefferson, Pa. Essay Clearing
off Miss Many Allison, Waynesburg, Pa.
Essay-'J.ost. Miss Sue Porter Dunbar. Pa.
Essay Beyond the Alps liclh thine Italy
Miss Estcllc Biddle, CarmichGls, Pa.
Valedictory-''W We are living we are dwelling,
In a grand and awful time. Miss Flo"
Downcy, Cumberland, Ohio.
Address to the class. Presentation Of di.
plomas Bcncdiction.
Gentlemcn's Commencement, Wednesday
evening September l. Programme English
Salutaory-"B Brain is king B. Frank Flen-
niken, Waynesburg Pa. Oralion-Sell- -archi-
scture-Jas Best, Centrcburg, Ohio. Ora
tion-A Comparson-John A. Burns, Wind
Ridge, Pa Oration-Paupcrism-D J. Nc
Daid Burnsyillc, Pa. Oralion--The Pulpit
w. 7. Patterson, Hebbardsville, Ohio.
Masters Grafton Intellectual unfodings of the
Age-J. jackson Purman, Waynesburg, Pa.
Valcdictory- 7Aeme e-The elements Rob. ="
Downcy, Wayncsburg, Pa.
Conlerring Of Degrees Benediction
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-04
Prescriptions carefully filed at G. w
Roberts il Cos Drug Store.

SABBATH School CELEBRATION. The Nor.
risville, Union, Laurel Run and Valley Sab
bath Schools met at the Union Church, on
Coallick Run, on Saturday, the 3lst day OF
August 1867, for the purpose of having a
Sabbath School Celebration or Harvest Home
The procession formed at the church. and
marched to the grove. S. r. Huss was called
temporarily to the chair, and the following of.
fccrs chosen President, Bazel Gordon Vice
Pre'idents, VIM. Moredock, Harvey Fordyce,
Armstrong Porter, Hiram Rinchart, Joseph
Ankrom and Isaac Woods Secys., S. r.
Huss and b. f. Flenniken. The organiza.
ton completed the meeting was opened with
singing, after which prayer was made by
Rev. ]. II. Hull then followed beautiful
song by the children of the Sabbath Schools.
otter which Mr.. s. S. johnson addressed the
meeting in i very able and eloquent manner.
His subject, "rhe mission of the Sabbath
School" was ably discussed, and reflects great
honor on the gentleman. At the close of Mr..
Johnsons address the martial bands discours-
ed some very fine music. Rev. j. II. Hull
then made brief address Subject 'The
bright light in the clouds" The day was very
pleasant the assembly very orderly and the
Abie well filled. On the whole it was passed
very pleasantly and agreeably by all.
BAzEL GORDON, P-es't
8. r. Huss,
B. F. FLENSIKES Sec'ys.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-04

Tue LATEST ACCOMPLISHMENTS --Whilom
the gradual lengthening of the skirt marked
the divergence from ''girlhood" to "young-
lady-hood.' Since short skirts have become
'the rage, another method has been sought
and found to distinguish the young girl from
the lady (9) The accomplishment is the vol
leying of big, round oaths such as men e swear
We are not aware that portion of the day is
set aside for ''parlor practice" but day and
evening both, on the street. convinces us of the
perfection to which some have attained in the
manly (S) art. 1t is bad enough to be hope
lessly addicted to, or compelled to hear male
swear, but how deep is the woman - the
yomg grl-lowered, in the estimation of anyone,
that uses coarse bilngsgatc as if she felt proud
oft