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RAILROAD LINES.

1893 FOR NEW YoRK.-THR CAMDEN
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANY LINES.
1hoM wUY PIHtIihADELPHIA It TO NEW W,r YORK; AND
,At5SO A. NJ, via Camden ana Amboy AOcommo-
NJ via Camden and Jersey City XIX:
At.P NJ via camden ana xmSoy E1prsSs % sec sec
Dre.s 30 r. M" via Camden and Jersey olty Ex- .
AA,sP M: for Xm6oy and intermedISte ststIons
Assd AZ AND 10 "A M gsO and !SS NJ for Trenton;
fS& 10 barnEGn ass . SsSsS snS
a. A. $50 and 10 A. 4sO o. and IL 80 p NJ,
snS Painsra hn P N f% fSr
Al $50 and 10 A. MI s. 15O, 8, snd iisO p. NJ for
The d and 1870 p. M. Lines leave from A,srk.,
Street Ferry FzRoRgP to9RgPfE < KENslfNeroN sissl;N DEPOT
At II A. M Via Kenslngton ana Jersey City, New
York Express Line Fare o.
and Bristol And at lois A. NJ for Bristol Ai0"'On
AZ z and II A, M, 2'sO, and P. M. for Worthwhile
Al ana lois A. NJ, ago, and P. M. for scheucka
At ana io:i5 A. NJ EsO, A5, and P. M. for Corn.
ming. BrdesSurE and FrsnEfofd, and ats =. N. for
Holmesburg and Intermediate stations.
.,o,o =, via Connecting RAILWAY; W.,
Via JeGssy s & & Ne" YORK h1
"a A. h amSTHGs snG d IRe p n FfTH Tnss e. will run daily
All others, Sundays excepted.
4 4 sSS S nHf p 01 B9Tstd ST T5en'On'
g Al ~ p. M. (NighD. for Morrlsvilie Tuliytown'
ft ford 1~cOny' "iS'lnOminE' Sr0e"00rE' anu fi"nA'
For lines leaving Kensngton Depot take the cars
before The on Market street RSSag
Hnn wtbn g mess one sdnsTe p S56Sys the Market
street cars Will run to connect with the gSO A. M ana
8 30 p NJ. lines.
BELVIDERE rpI rpELAWA,gE a RAILROAD AaL LINEs'
AT 100 A. M. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dunkirk,
wego S. Tac1se, Great Bend Montrose, Wlikesbarre,
aS2s As2SG A. and SIS F. M. for Scranton strOqds-
burg, Water Gap, Belvldere, EAston, Lsmbertyllle,
with the Train leaving Easton for Mauch Chunk,
A" At5P. M for Lambertviile and intermediate sta
tions.
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON co, AND Penn
BERToN AND DHIGHTsToWN RAILROADS,
,AtSA NJ a., and s,lS Mi toE Mercnsntsyille, nn
Holy smith1iile EwansViile VincsntOwn Biz:
AZ and and F. Pe%oe5sGn % of IewIsown wrshtsown
Gooistown. New Egypt H9EnsTstown, Cream Ridge
Fifty pounds Of bagsare only are allowed each c
snything as baggage but thefr wearing apparel. All
1917
dollar per pound, and Will not be liable for any
SOLD and 5sggsgs checked direct Through to
ko%e SYRACUSE k9chester, Buiao, & Niagara FsS,
An ahditIonaI Ticket Office Is located at No. 82s
| Chesnut street. where Tickets TO New York and all
| importent points North and East may pc procured.
Persons purchasing Tickets at this ofice can have
| their baggage checked from residence or hotel to
| destination BY Union Transfer Baggage Express,
LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR oRPHILADELPHIA'
VIII leave from foot of Courtland street at A; M,
and p. M, and II night via Jertey City and Cam
esn; st $50 p M via Jersey City and Kensngton at
! ~ A. NJ. Il NJ and p M. via Jersey City and West
| Philade elphia. . - 49, ~
mediation, and Z. M Express; via Ampoy Amp , and
| Camden. WILLIAM ID. GATZMER,
| 6l52 Agent.
DHILADELPhIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
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sALE OF 1900 GASES BOOTS SHOES, BRo-
CANS, BALMORALS, ETC
On Thursday morning,
August 81 atllO O'Clock we will sell by Catalogue fpY
cash, 1900 cases Mems, Boys and Youths Boots
Shoes Brogans Balmorals. etc.
Als0 q superior assortment OF Womens Missea',
ana Ohnorens wear. IS224I
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Sale No. 1911 Swain street.
HANDSOME OILED WALNUT FURNITURE
FINE ENGLISH BRUSSELS AND VENETIAN
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Sale at No. 52g Ohesnut sire ct.

On "wednesday M0rnIng
August 26th, at ~ O'clock at the Auction Rooms,
No, 629 Chestnut street, by catalogue, very superior
Furniture, including walnut ana green reps parlOr
suit walnut and hair cloth parlOr furniture, hand
some walnut boz k-cases, suits handsome walnut
chamber fur niture, oiningroom furniture, fine French
plate mirrors handsome centre tab es, extension
dining tables fine Brussels and other carpets, lounges.
China and glass ware, mattresses superior refigera-
chamber furniture, plan forte,
fine double and single harness. 8228t
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2bth instant, at 10 O'Clock at No ISL Swain street
(north OF COaes street, above Fifteenth street) by
catalogue the entire Furniture, including hand
some oiled walnut and hair Cloth Parlor Furniture,
superior oak dining room Furniture, three suits
handsome oiled walnut chamber Furniture, fine hair
Mattresses, spring Beds, iue China and Glassware
walnut Centre Tables, Venetian Blinds, handsome
English Brussels Ingram and Venetian Carpets
1he furniture was made to order, and is equal
new In every respect. 1870 ct
May be examined early on the morning of sale.
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LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR ORPHILADELPHIA,
Will leave fr.m foot of Courtland street at A. NJ,
and p M, and II night via Jersey City and Cam
cen; $50 p M via jersey City and Kensngton; at
A. NJ, Z NJ, and P. NJ. via Jersey City and West
Philadelphia. . -
modation, and 2 L. NJ Express, via Amboy and
Camden, WILLIAM IL. GATZMER
6l52 Agent
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~ d. MCCLEES Il CO. AUCTII NEFR 8
~. No. 5O6 NAL KET Street. III

SALE OF 1900 CASES BOO rs, SHOEs RRoc Ns
BALMORALS, ETC,
On Monday morning,
August "A, commencing at 10 O'clock we pvIIi aa,1
by catalogue, Tor cash, 1900 cases Mems Boys and
youths Boots. Shoes. BroRans BRlmorsls etc,
Also superior assortment OF Wonens M isses' and
Children's City-made Goods. Is IN St
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For lines leaving Kensington Depot take the cars
Third Fifth streets, Chestnut street. 80 minutes
before departure. The cars Market street Railway
run direct to West Philadelphia Depot; Chestnut and
Walnut within one square, On Sundays the Market
street will to connect with the $50 A. N, and
80 =. Nj, lines,
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AUCTION SALES.

LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF 5000 oAsEs
BOOTS, SHOES, ,TRAVELLING BAGS FRO
On Tuesday morning,
Aug 2S, at 10 o'clock, on months credit Tslo5t
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T IPPlNCOTT, SON & CO., AUCTIONEERS
II Ashurst Building. No $40 MARKET street,
FIRST LA RGE PO aITIVE SALEOF
9C0 LOTS AMERICAN AND IMPORTED DRY
GOODS, LINEN AND HOSIERY GOODS, No.
lions, HOOP SKIKTS ETC.
BY Catalogue, on Four Months Credit.
On Wednesday,
August &c. 1888. commencing at 10 o'clock Included
will be found full assortment of seasonable goods
worthy the attention OF buyers, S2O4t
FTH0MAS BIRCH II SON, AUCTIONEERs
i AND COMMISSION Nj MERCHANTS, No III0
CHESNUT street, rear entrance No. llO7 SAMSON as.
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH
GERMAN, AND dom ESTIC DRY GOODS,
A.. -. On Thursday n orning,
aug 2T, ht 10 o'clock four months credit rs 2I 5t
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
OUR QUAsQUETON LETTER.
QuAscuEroS, Feb. oath, g

QUAsouEroS, Feb. oath, SO.
FRIEND LOOMS The fine weather with
which this part of Iowa has Of late been
blessed, has encouraged farmers and al
other classes Of people. We now look con.
.iden,ly forward to the approach Of spring,
when leafless trees will put on their beauti>
full green; when moaning winds signing
around wind.shaken and snow beaten houses
will have gone, and cheerful birds will sing
among the trees and along the prairies.
Another Iowa winter though an unusually
mild one-,hank Heaven, is almost gone.
Long may the summer continue with its
healthy morning breezes, its bright and sun.
ny MONDAY skies, and its golden sunsets.
An interesting protracted revival meeting
has been in progress about one month At the
NJ. Z. Church, under the postorate and SUI
perinteAdence Of Rev. VIM. Smith. The
attendance is large and the prospect for the
accomplishment Of much good encourage
ing.
Ore week ago q revival meeting was
started in the Baptist Church, BY the Bap-
list Society, under the superintendence Of
Rev. J. N. Fulton. Services are held after>
noon and evening. The attendance is large,
and considerable religious interest is mani>
tested.
A few evenings ago, Mr.. A. NJ. Wallace,
LAT ohnut Inn huShalQ Of
wheat BY FIRE. 1t is unknown how the fire
originated, but was probably the work OF an
iucendiary, Mr. wallace has many warm
friends and few very bitter enemies. He
was insured in the Fire, Lightning l. lorna
do Insurance Co., Marion, Linn County,
Iowa for about one half. Mr.. W. earns his
living by honest hard farm labor, and the loss
will be quite severe one. The unprinci.
pied wretch who will deliberately set on fire
the property Of another, deserves the seye>
rest penalty Of the most rigorous 'aw.
There is considerable excitement over the
extension Of the NJ. 7. i A. r. r. up the
wapsie valley through this place. That
this road will in time BIO built no sane man
ouoht 10 entertain doubt. The country
along the proposed limo is now sufficiently
developed that il probably would be proh>
table and paying investment to some enter
prising railroad company. It the country
| is thus sufficiently developed, We may look
hopefuly for the early commencement ana
completion Of the railroad ta.and DNyon0
this place y.r
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

During the recent unusually dry weather,
our citizens learned to fully appreciate the
value Of an ever abundant supply Of good
pure water. Any means which will enable
us to secure such supply expdditiously and
surely, must be regarded as q public bene.
faction. Tubular wells are certainly bene.
factions Of this character. Until recently,
difficulties have been encountered in sinking
these wells, which have rendered it impossi>
BILE to make them success when quicksand
and rock were encountered, but the new
methods of driving in connection with Barnes
patent entirely overcome all such obstacles,
and render the sinking Of the Tubes entirely
practicable whenever water may be found
within hundred feet OF the surface, The
method Of driving these wells may be read
ly understood by referring to the engraving
given elsewhere. These wells never freese,
and aro as lasting in their supply as any
others. The boxing may be Withdrawn for
repairs without disturbing the tubing. The
psmp works easily. A Barnes well has
Just been sunk upon the premises Of Mr.,
Enoch Hale, near the depot, and is a living
proof Of all that = claimed for the system.
Mr.. A. j. Graham, the agent for these
wells, may be found at the Montour House,
in this city. He will be pleased to answer
all inquiries and gil orders for wells.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

vea. The Board Of Supervisors q bu-
chanan county, advertise u the inaspeh.
,snce Bniletia, for proposals Tor building
lsirfeen bridges this year. i i requires, e.
much Figuring to sc, bridge appropTia>
tion ii that county as it dees III ihis one
tho County Board would he as grey as u
.en.vearoid raj before The thirteen bridges
were completed.-Adshaa ibst'
Fortunately we have long'headea co'n'
IL BOARD. and enough long.headed people 70
lack Them. il this bridge business. II Is
,rpe il comes down on our finances fa'he'
heavily now, Int the cheapening 10 transport
ta,;on. the convenience to farmers 'he a'oip
rar;a settlement and increased vaiae @
rcal estate sure to follow, viii make At ons
Of the most profitable Investments ese'
made. Emigration doesn't naturally seer
briareless, liieless counties. oeF A'e'a
bridge policy wall pfo,e ile '.aeai economy
after all.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
Fire 4 Tornado Insurance Company
OF Marion.

SEwToS Tr., Feb. 20, 1868.
] hereby certify that ! had my hay and
grain Insured in The Fire & Tornado 1nsu>
rance Co., of Marion, Iowa, to the amount
Of FIVE hundred dollars, and on the 18th day
Of this month ny crib 0: wheat aud stack OF
hay we're entirely destroyed BY fire. !
promptly gave notice to the company of my
loss, ansi shey as promptly attended to the
sane. as the Secretary Of the Com
paay, Nr. L. Bah eek, and Mr. Ii. Z. Whit
neg, the prompt aud eiiicien. agent of the
Company at Independence, this day 1.-THE
2Otl) called on me aud adjusted the same
10 my entire satisfaction. And hereby
cheer'aily recommend the company as
prompt and reliable.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
NEW INVENTION.
BARNES, PATENT TUBE WELL.

The design Of tltid invention Is to drive
an ordinary iron water pipe, Of small diam.
eter, to a sufficient depth to insure an mr. :
falling supply Of pure wator. This object
is accomplished when the lower end Of the
pipe is embedded in vein of gravel or
strikes fountain Of water. by Barnes
method Of driving, all strain is avoided on
the iron tube, and the.hardest clays are per-
torated. In passing through quicksand,
this rod, filing the interior of the tube, pre-,
vents its entering and causing trouble.
When water is reached, which can be readily
ascertained by Withdrawing the drive. rod, a
pump is screwed to the Top Of the pipe and
the well is complete. The driving Of the
pipe is done with IA ordinary sledgc, and a
good well is often obtained by q couple
Of hours labor.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
OUR yEsUP LETTER.
JEsUp, Feb. 26th, 1863.

Ed. BULLETIN The pleasant weather o
the past two weeks has revived the spirit o.
improvement in Our village. Work on the
N. +. Church is being pushed forward Mr.
Cole is already rebuilding ON the site Of the
late fire, and several Of our citizens arc pres
pairing materials for the erection of dwell-
ings, which will soon be built, if the weather
continues favorable.
letter from the Secretary OF the Inde>
rendence Insurance Company, which was
shown me last week, stated that the Direct
ors of the company had voted 10 pay Mr..
Coles loss, under protest, it being the last
case Of the kind that the company would pay
or consider so Mr.. Cole will get his insur>
ance, and the company will gain in the CON
iidence of the public reputation for fair
and honorable dealing. Though the con>
pany might have technical right to refuse
payment in Mr.. Coles case, still the circum.
stances, rs l am informed were SO decided
" in bis favor that the company would have
lost rather than gained, by refusing to pay
the loss.
Mr.. Daniel Stevenson, Of this place, died
last Saturday, after an illness of nearly o
year. His funeral service was held here last
Monday morning and the remains taken to
Independence for interment.
Mr.. J. A. Laird has returned from the
East, and made one Of very pleasant party
at Mr.. Setchell's, on last Friday night.
The familiar face of Mr.. w. K. Harding
is again circulating among US and few
days since received call from Mr. Blake,
quandom proprietor Of the Empire House.
In Lyceum, last night, we had very en-
Pertaining paper, and songs by members Of
Mr.. Cheeney's school.
AS | write this morning the snow lies
three or four inches deep, and is still falling
rapidly, with better prospect Of sleighing
than We have yet had this winter.
Farmers who sowed wheat last week are
probably gratifed by having it SO we'll and
evenly corered.
Awaiting, and expecting to see in the
forthcoming number of your paper, a reply
to my last article on the "See. s Bridge
remain, as ever,
REGuICs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
- - = -
THE LApY's FRlESp FOR MARCH" Dix

THE LADY's FRlESD FOX March" Dia-
rnonds or Hearts a Halloween Mystery" is
the attractive title Of the beautiful steel en-
CRAVING which leads eff this number of the
sQueen Of The Monthlies." This engraving
illustrates story by Eleanor G. Donnely,
which all win want to read. The Fashion
Plate is as usual engraved on steel, and col
ored, ard is refined ana elegant. Tbs is
followed by another engraving called " After
the Storm" aud by numerous cuts OF eLiid.
ren's fashions, bonnets, coiifares, NANTES.
&C., &c. The music for this number Is " The
Welcome Galop.' Among the literary mat
ter we note a story by Mrs. Harriet Prescott
Spo!f I'd" The Pirss Theft and the Last; =
"a Dead Mans Rule," b Mss Prescott |;
DeConrcys Reply" By Mrs. Bache !;
Judge and Mrs. Sturtevant," BY Frances
Lee; DiSillusion,s Wax Flowers, aud
How Is Make Them,'' The Fashions
" Receipts" &c.
Price with engravinel $50 year; foar
copies with one engrayng) 5000. One
copy of Lady Friend aad one Of that popu.
lar weekly, The SATURDAY Evening Post laud
one engrayiag.) 500. Ad.rsss Deacon i
Patterson, $40 Walnut Street Philadelphia
Sample copies, IL CENTS
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
Cnre Your Cough and Colds.

No medicine ever discovered will cure hard
Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Sore Throat, ana in
fact al throat. chest and lung complaints as
quick az coe's Cough Balsan,. Ii Is mild and
pleasant 70 take, but speedy and eIoetual 70
cure. rold b. Druggists eyefywaere.
CaE's DYSPEPSIA CcRa will Immediately re-
liege and permanently cure tie inost aggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Fl4tuleney, SoGr Stomach.
Constip alton and ali diseases Of the stomach and
bowels. Physicians, clergymen and all who
use it jgin in unbounded praise Of its great
virtues. Sold by Druggists eyerywhere.-
Price sl00. 30-Iy
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
]. w. HOLE.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvESTloN.-The
Democrats held their Convention at Des
Moines on the 10th inst, adopted resolutions,
elected delegates to the National Conven>
ton, instructed the delegates FOX Pendleton,
and nominated the following State ticket;
For Secretary Of State, David Hammer,
Of McGregor; Treasurer, Lawrence MeCar-
ty, Of Sioux City Auditor, Harvey Dun!a-
scY, Of Davis county Register Of State Land
Office, A. ID. Anderson. of Dubuque; At
torney General, James Z. Williamson, Of
Warren county.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
CITY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
THE WApSlPlNI(ON RAILROAD.
Meeting at Independence on
Tuesday, March 10th.

The citizens Of Anamosa are ready to for.
ward the project Of continuing the Musca,
tine, Upton L Anamosa Railroad up the
Wapsie to Independence, and thence north.
ward 10 interseet the McGregor Western,
and thus form connection with st. Paul,
with a view to immediate action in this mat.
ter, il is proposed to hold a meeting 10 this
city, on the 10th Of March. Anamosa will
send delegation and il is desired that every
locality interested in the proposed road send
fail delegation to represent lis Interests
The interests OF Buchanan County demand
another railroad--anoiher connection with
the great markets. 1t only remains with
the people 10 say whether they will have H.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
C.. p. WHlPPLE.

Remember TINT The last lecture az tie
Lyeeam course viii be delivered b. Z. T..
Whipple, on Saturday evening, March iii.
Subject, Loaiing ana I.aboring.'
Fis ai@sys better % s.fsr ,sro,ly tan 20
d, croag, but when you are troubled with d
! miserable scrofaloas Hamor, il is best to
root it out at once. Dr. J. W. PaIauds Hu.
NOR Doctor viii - It. Sold By snale :
G1odfsllox. at 81 per bottle.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

LArEsr.-The very latest advices from
Washington indicate that the impeachment
trial will be hold At the earliest possible mo.
ment, and that the President viii not be re-
moved from Office during the trial. The
House Committee are preparing articles Of
impeachment, which will be presented al
once. Judge Carter dismissed the case Of
Gen. Thomas, who viii be tried on criminal
nr0sAcntiaH.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

At the residence Of Wm. L. Hill, hides
pendence, iowa, on Wednesday evening.
Feb. 2Gth, by Rev. ], n. norgs, Epna,lA
LEACH, formerly Of Csaego, N. Y. aud Miss
NARY Z. IRAcy, formerly Of Delphi, N. Y.
I'VE note, as matter Of rare occurrence
in this vicinity, that a substantial remem>
brance accompanied e.aboye no:ice.-Ep.
BcLLxrtS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

70 CNNSEMpTKNES.

TIE Eey. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free If CHARGE t. all who desire it, the pre-,
scription with tie directions for making and
using tae simple remedy by which hs was cured
o: lung affection aai that dread disease Goa
samptign. HIS only object Is 70 benefit the af-
hicted. and he hopes every sagerer will try tail
prescription, as i viii cost them nothing, and
may Ireve blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
nay No. ] G5 SOsth Second Street,
Wilitamshnrsh New York
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
Mortgage Sale.

You are hereby notified that on the Tth day
Of March, lsds, Mt O'clock p. NJ Of said day. AZ
the residence of Peter Carr. Sr., in Newton
Township. Buchanan County, Iowa, l viii sell
u public auction to the highes, bidder Tor cash,
the following described personal property, viz
The one half interest of Mcdonald, saa,h-
lin 4 %. Tl- shing Machiae.
This sale is be made TO satisfy in whole or in
part tho amount due on a mortgage executed by
Thomas Mcbride 10 Peter Carr. ST., dated Au-
gust 2sth. 1896, AMI recorded IN Book 20 page
2i5 Of buchanan tounty records, and upon the
property above described.
The said mortgage is now the property Of
Peter Carr. ST., for whose use an benefit the
aforesaid sale of said mortgaged property is TO
BIO made to satisfy. in Whole or in part. the said
mortgage shove described. With interest aad
cost. and accruing costs b. virtue thereof.
Independence, Feb'y 27th, 1s6s.
i0HN A. DAVIS,
nss.aN. faenal
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

DESCRIPTIONS OF EyGRAvISG.---a. a, a, a,
Iron drive rod inside the water pipe; b,
Section OF ordinary iron pipe; c, c, Secs
mons Of same for bottom of well, perfor.
aiei with holes; a. Movable collar: e.
Clamp to stiilen or support the head Ct
Detachable point
There are already thousands Of these
;ase wells in successful operation. We
have examined several made by the above
described method, ani are conyicaed that
tube wells" ATE destined to come into gen.
era U.s. in extensive regions, and, also, that
10 cheaper or more effeetual way OF making
them is Suapn than .he one We have here
Illustrated Noore's Rural Neu Yorker.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

The purest AMI sweetest Cod Liver Oil
in tie world, manufactured from fresh,
healthy iiser5, upon the seashorc it is per-
fectly pure ani sweet. Patients who have
once taken it can take no no other. Ask
for blizzard and CaswelF8 Cod Liver Oil,
manufactured By CASWELL, HAZARD &
CO., New York. Sold by all druggists.
g3:l
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

JuSlPrs TAR SoAP-ls certain cure ar
Chappcd Hands and all roughness and irit.
aion Of the skin, Eczema, Ringworm, Sal,
Rheum. pinples, and all other cutaneous
affections, making Tie skin soft and smooth.
Manufactured by cAsWELL, HAZARD &
Co, New York, Sold by all druggists.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
] ByRox Tp. Feb. q, 1868

Mn. EnlyoR The series of meetings
held with tho Church of God, on Pleasant
Prairie, under the labors Of Elder J. G.
Kepford, for the last pur or Ave weeks past,
have come to close under favorable auspi.
ees. The result Of the meetings was Thir>
ty.seven protested faith in Christ, and the
church much revived
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28
OYSTER SUFFER-.

The ladies of St. James Episcopal
Church, win give IN oyster supper at The
Maatoar House, Oh Tuesday evening, March
8d. Among the amusemenis will be music
AID a sprigLily parlor drama, called " ] he
q'hree Wives" 4 good time may be expect.