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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES

cit was early in the spring of 1865 that this Cum
pound was originated. member ofmy family was
afflicted with an irritation Of the throat attended
with disagreesble cough. ] had for some months
previous thought that preparation, having for ito
basis the inside bark of white pinc might be so COM
pounied to be very useful in the case Of the throat
and lungs. To test the value Of it In the case al
luded TO, compounded small quantity Of the
medicine that had been planning, and gave it in
teaspoonful doses. The result was exceedingly
gratifying. Within two days the irritation of tho
throat was removed, the cough subsidcd, and
speedy cure was effected. Soon after this sent
some to lady in Londonderry, N. H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
occasionsd by . sudden cold, and had raised mucus
streaked with blood. She soon found relief, and
cent for more. She took about ten ounces OF it,
and got well. J. b. Clark, Esq, editor of the Man
chester Daily Mirror, made trial of the same
preparation in the case Of . severe cold, and wac
cured immediately. He was 20 highly pleased with
tho results, and 30 confident Of success attending
its sales IL placed before the public that he finally
persuaded me to give 1t . name and send It abroad
70 benent the suffering"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

The number Of emigrants who ar.
rived at New York during the year
just closed was 242, ,37l. It will be
perceived that, as in former years,
Ireland and Germany contribute more
toward increasing the population of
the United States than the whole of
Europe besides, though England is
inclined to help US literally in this
respect. The arrivals from these
countries for the last two years COM
pare as followa:
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
Netlce Of Scheol Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualiHed
IN electors Ct the Indedendent School District
Of the City Of Indcp2 nccuce, 10 the County oI
Buchanan, and State OF Iowa. that the regulas
School Meeting Of said District will be held at
the Court House. in sad District. on Monday
the 9th dxy Of March, 1858, for tho election oI
officers, voting school tax, and such other bust
ness as may lawfully come before the meeting
The election and vote will be by by baliot.
Polls open from O'Clock A. NJ. till 4 O'Clock
~
nsl4w L. ". HART, Sec.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
Ihs Ola Flag 81 the l6tA I0Wa Ine
10Dtrys

Gen. Add. II. Sanders, of Daven-
port, formerly Colonel of the 10Th
Iowa infantry, has sent to General
Baker the old flag Of the 10th. and in
a letter feelingly says Of the "old ban-
ner,"
Il herewith send you the original
colors of the 10th Iowa Infantry to be
deposited in the Adjutsnt Generals
office. They remained with the regi-
ment till they were torn to tatters.
when they were officially condemned.
This vas at the time the Regiment re-
turned as Veterans. / have since
preserved them as a kind of s.precious
memory but now cheerfully avail
myself Of your request to deposit them
in the State building where others
can visi, and see them.
1 need not cay. As they we're with
the 10th SO long, that they have been
~ many q battle, aud were never
disgrac-d. Ihave seen some pretty
tough fright around" these colors,
and ut one time the Color Sergeant
tDufiin), knocked down "rebs" with
his INST, to save the dag."
"The names of tie battles in
which the 10th Iowa Infantry fought.
are not inscribed on its folds. You
have recorded much Of their history
in your reports, but the memory Of
its marches and fights, its tolls ard i,s
triumphs are most ;ndelibly impress
ed on the memories of those Of u
who suryiye.n
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

COUNTERPART GRExNBAcxa.-The
following rule is sail to be an unvary-
ing detective Of bogus greenbscks.
but does not apply with like truthful
ness TO national bank notes: Divide
the last two figures Of the humber sf
the bill BY :, and ii I remains tie
letter on the genuine bill viii he A.;
if two remain it will DO b; if ;, c.;
should there be no remainder, the
letter will be D. Fer Exa,npleY A
note is registered 2,s6f, divide 61 BY
I, and you have remaining. Ac-
cording to the rule the letter on the
note will be A. In ease the rule fails
you may be certain that tho bill 10
counterfeit State Register.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
rrexr..s 81 ~. Central Pacific.

A San Francisco dispatch Of the 22d inst.
says that the Central Pacific Railroad Cons
pany propose to push forward the line across
the plains euergetically the present year.
An organised force Of ten thousand men
vii carry en the work through Humboldt
county. The Central Company also have
two corps OF engineers surveying tbe route
between San Francisco and Sacramento, in.
tending to complete the connection Of the
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

Coleridge was descanting, in the
presence OF Charles Lamb. upon the
repulsive appearance OF the oyster.
!" II lent handsome, Coleridge," said
Lamb "but it has the advantage q
you in one thing" "What is that?
said Coleridge, who was an exhaust.
less talker. 1T knows when to shut
its mouth" was the reply.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
A PRErrY Coon SrArE re T1r 70

A PRETTY Coop STATE TO TIE To.
The Chicago Journal, in the course
Of recent article on railroad issues
in this State, says:
It is one Of the excekencies Of
Iowa that it is all good land; While
IN Illinois there is here and there .
locality wastcr than a warren and
Wisconsin has vast regions Of COM
paratiyely worthless land. our sister
commonwealth over the river has
hardly an acre ef poor soil from Mis-
souri to Minnesota, from the Nissis-
sippi to the Missouri.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

ROLAND FOR AN OLIyER.-A ran.
while passing through meadow near
Cork, vas attacked BY large mas
titf, and he stabbed the dog with .
pitehfork he had in his hand. Tho
master OF the dog brought him before
the magistrate, who asked him ~hy
he had not rather struck the dog viii,
the butt-end OF his weapon. $50 l
should have done." said the man, III
he had run at me with his tail"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
A WINTER SERMON.

Thou dweliest In . warm and cheerful hone;
Thy roof in vain the winter tempest lashes ;
Waile houseless wTetches ryund thy mansio on
roam,
On whose unsheltercd heads the torrent
spiashes.
Thy board is loaded with the richest meats,
Ger which thine eyes in sated Ian guor wander; ;
Many might live On what thy rnastif eats,
Or feast on fragments which thy servants
squandsr.
Thy limbs are nufled from the piercing blast,
When from thy fresde corner thou dos, sally y;
Many have scarce = rag about them cast,
With which the frosted brseses toy and daily.
Thou ha.t soft smiles to greet the kiss Of love,
when thy light step ressunds within the portal;
Some have no friends save Him who dwells
above,
No sweet communion with fellow mortal.
Thou sleepest soundly On thy costly bed,
Luled by the power of luxure. unnunbersd 4;
Some pillow on q stone some aching head.
Never again to wake when they have slamber-
ed.
Then thine OF those who, forme. Of kindred clay,
Depend upon the doles thy bounty scatters,
And God will hear them for thy welfare pray
They are his children, though in rags and
tatters.
-HoaseAold World.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

two cities rs soon as possible. 1t is the in
,eation Of the California 4 Oregon Company
to commence work on their road early in the
spring. TIE San Jose Company expect 10
complete the extension Of the road 10 Gilroy
before the next harvest. Other roads are
surveyed through the Russia River. country,
and work will be commenced in the spring
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

The New York Citizen, edited By
Gen. Haplin, miles O'Rcilly). thus
denies in q recent issue that Gen.
Grant is an intemperate man:
:" 1t is altogether probable. so fsr
as l can now see. that the citizen NAV
be obliged to oppose the election Il
Gen. Grant, in consequence of the
platform upon which the Radicals
are, eLdeavoring to place him; bus
it is no part Of the Democratic
creed, as it was taught to me in the
old time councils OF Tammany Hall,
to fight with poisoned arrows. Let
me, therefore, after full examination,
denounee all the recent charges af-
fecting Gen. Grants habits as utter
and GamnaIle lies.n
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

TAKEN UP by John II. Swayxe, in Newton
u TowashiP. Buchanan County, Iowa, on the
25th day OF December, 1867, ono Steer about
three years old, red some white in forehead
white strip under the belly, white spots on the
hind legs and white on the end Of the tail. Ap-
praised At $s1.
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

The lroportit q brought by STEAMERS
and sailing vessels respectively, also
the mortality on shipboard during the
year, appears from the following:
No. Deaths No. Pass'rs.
Steamships. 4o4 esq 1871
Sailing vessels. 245 493 48,47O
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

TAKEN UP by N. G. Hunt, in Washington
j Township, Buchanan County, Iowa, on the
25th day Of eanuary, 1868, one Hsifer. three
years old, red and white spotted, white face. a
ven on the right side of the face or nosc Ep-
praised At Sl4.so.
E. BREWER, CTe.k.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
With the flags arrived the gun referred to.
We copy Lieut.. Baird's description Of the
same:
" A WOODEN GUN,
but not
sAvvt V-y-uD

A QUAKER.
"This Mortar was made Of green Black
Gum wood, by ths Pioneer Corps OF Sd Dis
vision, 10th Army Corps, and used BY said
Division in the seige OF Spanish Fort, oppo>
site Mobile, Alabama.
Two men would carry il to the front in
the rifle pits. often so close to the enemy, al.
though unseen, the click Of the rifle and
stroke Of the spade could be distinctly heard.
Placed in position, the range being short.
only small charge Of powder was required;
Ia light puff OF smoke, . still lighter report,
and IL pound she'll dropped on its mission
of death among the enemy. Digging was
not playing, when dozen or more such
guns were doing picket duty. Each regi
ment OF the division was given . gun like
this, upon being mustered out. This gun,
though often inspected, 10 not condemned,
and doubt not will Re found ever ready to
de service under the glorious stars and
stripes, emblem Of The country where il grew
- Budded and shook its green leaves and
shot torard hurcn.'"
RoBr. B. BAIRD,
late Ii. L R. 9. N. 35th Iowa vol. Iuf,.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

When the Sultan was in Vienna.
Cardinal Rausehen had an audience
with him, in which he begged his Ms.
jesty to do something for the amel;or-
alton OF the Christians in his domin-
ions. "Even At the present time"
said the Cardinal. '.every Christian is
termed dog-Cnristain dog" "Thas
is true replied the Sultan "buf a.
q set-of 70 this, here in Vienna every
second or third dog in the streets is
called Sultan.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
eIo.949
Total
ql6.437

Exhibited in the aggregate, the flow
Of population toward the United
States for the last two decades is as
frllavrS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
WALL PAPER
Vaggoner 4 Co.'S.

AVING PURCHASED The Meat Market
III OF Luckey Bro. will keep constantly on
hand the best quality Of Beet, Mutton and Pork,
and other meats in their season. Having had
long experience in the business and being large
ly engaged in buying Cattle and Hogs and feed
ing on their farms, will Ut all times furnish the
very best quality Of meats. Since taking hold
of this market they have reduced the price Of
meats one third, and will continue to furnish
them at the lowest living rates.
The highest market price paid for cattle and
hogs. Thoss having stock for sale will do well
to give them call. n20
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21


Aars .,IrscIs -. .scs;,sS T,.a,. ns..;.;r. ~.
cu,nen Inothrrnr;ss mi y,Jcsd 80. oU s,,...s
S sociefv, spcaEng In fhs n,ost 6aiterino fsrs IN
faH NJ ma Iios (,onnouuL
~
Dr. NICHOLS. Of Norfhfeld, ~, sayss
~ find the Waite Pine Co,npound 10 BE- ee,.v en-
srcio.s not onlv u coughs and other pulaonic cTec
stons bmt also in o6ecfions OF the kdueys ieLfHfs
- 'o''' ''ss' os"ef "s.'"fe' :" SaSs
Rsv. J. X. C8AsR. or Pumnev n NJ sc~tt.,.
H..
ca,,n,aa.s sS 70. yea,s reyn,des yoHr Thns Itne
,u sos 49,, Ss as .am.o.s ,eneay. can trnlp
sy ~ 'eya10 a. gre. more ctacac'ous ana rat.
- .ix @ ~. % Md.s isss .,nsA aas Co11osSs
=" sSsS' S"s 1sr~s e""' "'"2tv'
r,ou, I.vrs = uox-
Fo" 1AAIs - Hofr.
Or. POLAND. IN a. Fau Of is5y = Ttoo. : ,s,v
sso.e co.a, Iascn grongas on cery ssrers cough,
- M :" u vs. , W. ala rass.ny osJoa lsras
sase- Ike Kiinev Comosaif. For fSs rhrc" .,s,rs
paJ ,s na's ~ mada afo.o.ea se.m ny .araas
srith BAD comgk afisr rsisiag Ilooa Tr.t fhIi ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

China has rich mines, but viii no. let them
be worked, for fear Of disturbing the repose
ofthe dead.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

No farmer should leave his catsls
loose inside Of q ssAbs Or smau en-
closure. They are' very easily ana
cheaply secured by stanchions; and
are this prevented from annoying
each other while feeding.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
From the State Register.
TMlRTY.FIFTM IOWA INFANTRY
FLAGS.

1t. Baird, late Quartermaster Of the 35th
Iowa Infantry, in sending to Gen. Baker the
old flags of that regiment and wooden gun
or mortar, writes from Muscatine under date
Of 3lst ut.: 1.-The flags ! received from
Mrs. Col. Hill, to whom the regiment and
the State, think, are indebted for the care
Of them. One the Colonel sent her,-the
other was sent home to another person, when
she captured it and kept possession until
called for-then gave them beth che, rfrly,
to be deposited in the Adjutant Generals
office. The flag was badly used at s'Old
River Lake," where We lost Major John.
The banner speaks for itself.
The gun l took care
Of from Helena to this place, shell and all
II send you an account Of it. Ohio has
two in her Adjutant Generals Office, and
hope you will "pack' this section OF artill-
cry in worthy place. The tune i, sung in
Dixie rds not "come to the old Gum tree"
Wishing you long
life and that you may never have occasion
to issue another order for regiment from
Iowa to the same terrible duty we have done,
and that when you pass to your own final
muster, the old flags may still hang in the
Adjutart Generals Office rs part Of Iowa's
record, aud that the guns NAV still stand in
inactive service, telling the future in silent
words. that the past was terrible, but what
lcsca has done, lotr0 can do again.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

The extreme cold weather sSsesdsd
throughout the north. Al Dixon ILL.,. the
ther,nosnetsr went %00 below zero, = Nus-
caane, -, ii Dubuque 2.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
Ask Your Druggist For

ALIENS LUNG BALSAM, 1t is the remedy
to cure all Lung difficulties. 1t should be thor
oughly tested before using any other Balsam.
1t will cure when all others fail Directions
accompany each bottle. nl9;3m
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

Dr. NICHOLS. Of Northfesd, ~, says.
~ find the WAife Pine Compound to b Gerry eM
ercions not only ia coughs ana, other pulaonic rSec-
ff0ns bmt also in a0ecfjons Of the kidneys, cetisD
" the stomach, aud other kindred organs."
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
90 TuAaY.
john n. scnd,

JOhu H. Rcnd.
Lieutenant Commandas Read. who drowned with
Year Admiral Bel aud boats crew. while crossing the
Oar At tho mouth 81 toe haIbor OF Osaka Japan JAM
uary H. was born 10 tho State OF New York. and ap-
ifolnsed midshpman TO ihs Naval Academy from
siichigan. September %. 1852 AZ tho brssklns out
OIL the war lie was ae,sched With his class from
sae Academy and ordered active service He
anaue ms nrst cruise IN the trgAts Potomac
the Gull squadron Subsequently be WAS aitacned o
tue sioop Haitiori fagsh of Admiral Farragut, and
participated Ia Tia Ne~ orleans batiies While 10 that
amp 10 was appointed ensign November ~ 1902 In
1s4 be was attached TO tho igae New lronsides. aud
was engaged In numerous ights IN charleston harbor
1ts WAS made lieutenant teotuary ~, 1854, aud Was
ordered 10 the RI Cuyier blockading duty
IN the North Atlantic squadron. In 1865 no was again
aached TO the Hartford bcr Mobile ex lofts. and
tshaved with great gal antry. Es Was promoted
che rank Of iisG,ensnt commander July 25, 1866,
0nd still serving with tho Hartford sailed with her to
che Asatic squadron hen sti was The flagship OF Rear
Admiral Bell his dea occurred tbat station wb 10
he ssr~ing n, Hay lieutenant OF the squad on.
Lieutenant Conmanher Read WIS promising Young
0cer, OF fine professional abilities aud skill BY ms
death tho service has lost valuable member and his
friends companon WHOSE ins qualities they will long
cherish in their 10
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

SHAppLs On Wednesday. February 10. OF heart dis
ease, JoHS SHADDrE. sgsd 10 years
Funeral from his late residence, 2l6 Souh Sixth
street Jersey Cy Saturday morning, al hafpast ten
o'clock
scorr On Thursday, February 20. after saors IL.
ness. J0Hs SCorr.
tn. reatges and friends OF the family are pert
fuly invited atiead the General, from hrs late rest
dence 2l2 Mulberry street on saturday siternoon at
one O'Clock.
scHyAuFER.-on Thursday, February 20, IN the ASH
year OF her age, Mira Eva s,HSAGFsa
Dearest mother. thoa hast left u.s.
Ana Thy loss We deeply teei;
But Ills God ~ho has oereit US
He can all our sorrows heal
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral service, at the residence OF her
dauahier Mrs A. NJ. Jackson No lO7 West Thir,y.
second street, on Sunday afternoon, one O. clock
IBlALL Suddenly On Thursday morning. February
20 At one O'Clock OF disease OF ihs heart PHGEx Am
vile OF Alfred rneaii, aged - years aud Q moptns
Her friends aud those OF tue family are respectfully
Invited to attend the iuuefs from her esiiencc,
ononviile, l. on sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock,
without further noiice.
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

a a sod duty paid but business moderate Sales
M Boston ~ ba; deliverable ap 10 the list OF
Al y5 do d-Eegabe To the 18th OF March
Al S3& Grass were wihon decided cIsDge clover
quoted al 3c. lc timothy al IS 81 -. aad rough
n 81 o5 81 rs
sTrARiss-Ths business moderate. We quote IsJ{c
lA<c
TALLow In fair demaad al steady prices tho
being loo 0D lbs, AT lie Il ii4.c.
WHisKgY -Receipts. none There were no salss and
10 rlcas enLlrety non,lgal
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
MAILS ToR The PACIFIC.
oc-,>..-.o.,.- 49,.

The steamship Rising s,ar VIII sail from this por.
chis day (Frida, for Asplnwsl.
The mails Tor cenuai America and the South Pacific
Will close at ba t-past teu O'Clock
Tho New YoRk HERALD dton for the PaciHc-wil
DO ready at haii-pa'i aiue o'c ock this morning.
Single copies IN wrapp ,rs Tor mailing six cents
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
AMUsEsl EyTs.

THEATRE coMIoUR-st BauADwAY
4 LASr NIGHTS OF rHh HANLON BROTHERS.
LAST NIGHTS OF rhE C1MBINArIOS.
LAST SNiGhrs oN HARRY ris GURR FISH.
LAST NIGHTS OF MILE GERTRUDE.
LAST SIuHrS or THE CANINE CIRCUS
LAST NlGliIS OF TIE GREAT CAkLBfON. UI
LAST NIGHTS or THE sTEEPLE CHASE
LAST NiGHrS Or THE THREE FLyiN2 MEN.
LAST RIGHTS OF THE AERIAL PROMENADE.
LAST NIGHTS OF THE rRlPLk PARTE2RE-
LAST NlGHIS OF THIS PANlnMIME.
LAST NIGHTS OF Arthur, Albert. Jean and Iicior
LAST NIGHTS OF George. William and Alfred
LAST NIGHTS OF TIE Dogs coats and Ponies, TO-
MA1INEt TOMORROW SATURDAY.
MATINEE TOMORROW (SAiURD,Yl
MATINEE rOA0aRDW tSArURDAYL
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

TOR NASSAU, NJ r.
Under the patronage OF the Bahama government for
carrying the royal mails
he Aasnte Mai steamship Company will despatch tas
splendid siiewhee steamer COLUMBIA, Captain Il. Van
scr on Thursdas F.oruir6 "a at lhree oGoeS T. NJ pre-.
slelY, FROM pier No q Moth river.
for engagements OF freight or passage apply to
GEO. u. HARRISON. President.
Nn i,
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

DAaJu, Jlo, CLoo AND IRISH Jio D,NcfNo
ID Taught by JOHN Bo0AN, $40 Bowsry, Ia lha N9gs.
Terms " yss course n bs--Laaiss tAssAI
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

fNop sr THnH,q hSD nRAZiI .. -
T. Ihe elegant .tdewheri steamship SOU hNENlCA,
2nno tons Lurcn Captain n. l. uhsepiush tiii rai lnr
III lie Jnucro I'd sdae notts nn turdy, seD a.
nj 4 p;ullckr ~ tom per IS NOftn rigor.
=" "os"''' NN E' aAggIs1N, Agent
NO & Dowhng green. New York
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

c,AS FRANCISCO MINsTRELs-5ss BROADWAY
- The trouble commences at a quarter 70 eight
BIRCH. WAMBOLD. BERNARD AND BACKUa
SAN FRANCISCO MIsSrREbS.
GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF THE GREAT BURLESQUE
UNDER THE KEROSENE LAMr,
INTRODUCING THE CELEBRATED SOkREL SISTERS,
RAILROAD kXPRksS TRAIN,
nm improvement August weekys received with genuine
Ian aud applause.
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
AMUsE NJ r NTs.

THE LEtIUisE SEASON.
7 u coNKLlS, THE WELL KNOWN TEST MH.
diuu wtl hoid pnDie asels this ktrday) evening"
al O'clock
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-02
Election Tickets.

The act to authorize the election of an
additional Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas in this District provides that the first
election for such Judge shall be held on the
first Monday In April next, and that the
election shall be conducted and the returns
thereof made as required by law in case Of
the election of other Judges of the Court
of Common Pleas. The name of the can
didate for additional Judge should, there
fore, be placed on the same ticket with the
names of the candidates for township Off
GERS. In order that this may be done, the
Democrats of each township in the county,
where they have not done so already
should Immediately nominate their candi-
dates for township officers, and forward
list of them to GEORGE w. MEEKER, Esq,
as soon as possible, so that he can have the
tickets printed in proper form and sent out,
before the election. These lists ought to
be forwarded, If possible, by next Thurs
day. The judicial office thae is to
be filled Is an important one, and
a full vote ought to be cast for
JOSEPH OLDs, ESQ., the Democratic nom-
inee, who is well qualified to discharge the
duties of the position, and is in all respects
entitled to strong vote.
By order of the Dem. Cen. Com.
JOSEPH FALKENBACH, Chm.
JOHN M. PUGH Secretary.