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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
rOnREsr On gaANr.

The card from butcher Forres, sslst i've 70
his conversation with correspondent ofthe
Cincinnati Commercial leaves unretractcd
the following testimonial TO the ability and
worth of General Grant:
"What do you think Of General Grant,"
/ asked.
II regard him ~ great military CON.
mander. good man, honest and liberal,
and, If elected, will, hope aud believe, ex.
ecute the laws honestly and faithfully. And,
BY the way, report has been published in
some Of the leading papers stating that while
General Grant and lady were at Corin,h, in
1862, they took, aud carried off, furniture
and other property. ! here brand the author
~ liar. Was at Corinth only short time
ago, end personally Investigated the whole
matter. talked with the people with whom hs
and his lady lived while there, and they say
that their conduct vas everything that could
have beenexpected Of agentleman and lady,
and deserving the highest praise. am op.
posed To General Grant in everything, bns
would do him Justice"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

ern States, and the degradation Of his own
race, ought ever 10 be received into . decent
family in Georgia, ,r in the South, now Or
hereafter. Cries Of "never."l IF We have
not got the p0~ er 10 make the laws for cur
General Government, or for society, thank
God We can at least pass laws fur our own
bomes.eads. Ny mother and my sisters and
my dear young ladies-for ! an sure love
every one Of you-I feel that ! am the
brother Of every woman in Georgia, and the
son OF every mani charge you this day, -
You honor your children, and your houses
hold, and your geod name, and Jour poster.
ity, never suffer . single native renegade
that votes for the vassalage of these States
and the disgrace Of your children to darken
your doors o. speak to any member Of your
family. (Csies Of "good," "that's right"
"hurrah," etc.
Then, ah, then, what viii become Of you,
ye isolated hypossites All power to threat
en- gone treacbery exhausted. Relief meas
ures and Reconstruction measures both dead,
the Radical party out Of Coegrcss, how on
earth will you sbuesssip naked 70 the gaze
Of the world in oil your unhiddsn infamy!
What will become Of youf How viii you
csc ape the damnation Of hellf A voice
"Tkere 10 no he'll bed enough for EN-
That's what 10 coming; o., hs coming,
thank God, its coming-coming TO the cheer
Of patriots and the dismsy Of traitors."
About how safe do those Conservative
people Who think there Is no trouble 1t the
South imagine that Grant man would Be
in au excited Southern crowd, after sn ex>
hertation like that =
The simple truth 10 that since the last 4th
of July the temper Of the South has bsen
revolutionized. In the warm air of the Dem
ocrstic platform and Fsank Blsir's letter,
rebels have ben revived and drawn oss is>
10 The sunshine. The seeel spirit is once
more he dominant spirit. Hasgings are
threstened the Ks-Klsx 6ssrish the over
throw of the State Governoents 10 proclaim.
ed Northern Republicans 40 to Be forced
10 dee for their lives; Southern Cnionists
are to be +" anatbemstized, driven from the
pale Of social and political eoeety, and con-
signed to The dannsiioa Of bell"
Tf;s was the talk that through the stormy
winter of l8C0-6l only provoked the eon>
tempt of the North. We have learned bet.
ter now-s four yeass' var and the slaugh-
ter ofour bsavest and best men have taught
10 what il signised. We mean nov 10 per-
NIT no fresh rebellion. We mean 10 ssp>
press this rebel spiris. We mean 70 make
The Sos,h safe for any man ua1er the fag.
We mean that our soldiers shall cultivate, II
they choose, the ields on which they fought
We mean to secure such freedom Of speech
that Wendell Phillips can follow Howell
Cobb on the Atlanta platform. II be choose.
In short, we mssa 70 slscs Grant snd have
psaee.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

IRrsa REruBLIcAxs.-Tn Chicago tho
Irish are coming out in large numbers ior
Grant and Colfax. They have formed Craut
and Colfax cl ub. Mr.. Scanlon, one Of the
we'll known Fenian leaders, addressed the
club at . recent meeting. and said: They
wish il distinctly known THAI the members
of this club withdraw themselves entirely
from the imputation cast upon the Irish ,eo,
pie that they always acted with the demo-
cratic party. They wished II distinctly sn>
derstood that hey were on the side Of the
right, and could no loeger even countena nee
the doines Of The dsnocsaaie party, and 20
had vithdravn themselves from the bulk Of
their countrymen, and proposed to stand ou,
boldly in favor Of jsstice to al men. The
democrats Of Chicago we're restiag in fan.
cisd security - 10 the Irish vote next Mo-
venber, but when that time comes they win
find, much 10 their surprise, thas the Irish
had been wheedled and deceived long o.
nough, and had taken the matter in their
own haads, determined 10 right it. Mr.. Scan.
len then spoke OF the manner in which the
Irish had been treated BY the democratic
party, and briefly reviewed the issues q pre-
sented in the present political contest, draws
ing the conclusion that il was the interest Of
the Irish people in America to connect them.
selves with ths republican party.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
SeletteS po.trp.
The DenocSat1c Sasreaaer % the En.
emy. ~ New York, 1888.

The Den0cSaeBc SaFreaaep % the Ens
eny.as New Yerk, 1883.
What! hoist the white flag when triumph Is
wh., e,:.sh ss'ors tea'oa-..ts fr.sdo. I.
What spike all '.r guns, when the foe is st
And the rage Of his black banner dropping
Tear down the stseng name that our nation has
won,
And strike hes brave bird from his hs.s IN the
Hes coward wAe shrints from the lin Of tn.
sword;
He's traitor who noeks a, the sseriass pour.
Nameies. and honsIess the doom that should
blast
The knave who stands lily till peril IL past.
But hc who submits when the thunders have
burst,
And victory DAVIS, is Of coward, the worst,
Is the Cd 'piri. dead. Are We broken and
That eravens 80 shamelessly show the white
cheek
To eosrt tho swift insult, nor blush u the
4 No TOOLS Of the treason ana frten1s OF the foe
ece |! Anarchy rniies II the peace which they
ask,
And the eyes Of secessiOa Cash out through tls
mask.
Give thanks, ye brave boys, who by vale and By
ersg
Bear onward and upward oss noble old Gag,
Strong arms Of the Cnios, heroes living and
dead,
Or the blood n ysss vssss 10 sssIsssiy shed!
No soldiers green lssrsl 10 O6sesd you here,
Bat ths foul rag of tssssso sestiy shsll ehser!
And yoa. - war nsstyss, vhe prsseA from
How eaptivss are nasss1 by ths masters ol
slaves,
Or living, stil lisesr 10 shadows Of Death
Psf oct The shFusk nuscles, recall the faint
breath,
And shout till thoss ssvssds sssoil st the cry,
by IL hsnas II ~ Usios ~ Sssght fos, "
dnSs
By the God Of osr fathers tn Is shame ~ mas.
share,
But Il grows too dehasing for freenen 10 hear
And Washington. Jackson, will turn in thsil
when The Usio. sssll ssss % I've rssss Of
slaves,
Or, spsrnisg the spirit which bousd il Of yors
Shall suedersd, exist - . nation ~ nese,
-Bayord Taylor IN n =. TrB.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

A Paris correspondent writes - follows !:
" Rapidity Of printing has just been carried
out in France to degree farexceeding any.
thing which has bssn accomplished in ma.
chine work, and outstripping the famous
American machines, which were supposed
10 have realized everything attAinable in the
way Of speed. N. Marinoni has Just pus in
the new printing Office Of the Itft Josvnal
IA one cent daily paper,l marvellous MAJ
chine Of his invention, which prints 600 cop
les . minute. Four Of thess powerful MAJ
chimes turn out $4,000 copies an hour, the
whole impression being $4,000 daily
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
sEY MoCR AND INSANITY.

In the course Of an article attempting 10
account for the nomination Of Seymour, the
New York Zadepesdcnt says:
"Ssymour, who had been looked upon -
. candidate, bsd, nevertheless, months ago,
bssa commanded by his physician 70 refrain
from the excitement Of . political canvass.
With no disposition to speak sngsnerousIy
Of any mans infirmity, we think Il neverthe-
less due TO the public TO state that seymour
il not without painful apprebsssions q .
stealthy approaching insanity, which u
creeping like . shadow into his bsaia -
lamity from which we sincerely hope b msy
bs spared-fos his worst political sneny
could not wish such IN afniction to befall
him. Il vas o. sceosnt Of thess epPsshen-
sions that, months ago, BE- Published let
Ter declining 70 bes candidate. Then again,
Just before The conveutios assembled (thess
forebodings still in his mind, Be stated TO
the New York delegation, in positive and
perer ptory words, that his name must NOT
be presented. He he'd, moreover, sonet tims
before, informed Mr.. Pendlstoa that, while
be vosld nos b. BIZ supporter, he vosd sos
be his rival; and il was 70 this pledge to
which Seymour referred when he said 10 one
Of bis speeches in the convention, that be
could not in honor be . candidate"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
sMERIFF,s SALE.

ny virtue Of an Execution issued out Of and
Dunder the seal OF the District Court Of bu-
chenan Coanty, Iowa, in favor Of Joseph Chit.
lister, and against the lands and tencments Of
John Bessy, I have levied upon the following
described property, viz:
Lots l, (, and 1, in block 81, Fargo's Add,
city Of Independence. Iowa. No redemption.
Which property, Us above described. will
Offer for sale nj public auction. ut the door OF
the Sherif>s office, in the City Of Independence:
on saturday. Sept. 18th, o'clock r. ~. OF said
day, to ihe CHEST bidder to satisfy said Execu-
tion and costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Once, Independence,
JulY 3lst, 1868. nS-Aw
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

A Word TO Youxo MEy.-Ons Of the
meaness things yosng man can do, and il
is not IN UNCOMMON occurrence, is 70 mo-
nopolise The time and attention Of young
girl for year Of moss without asy de6nits
object, and 70 The exclusion Of other gentle
men, Who supposiug hin 70 have maariao-
nial intentions, absent themselves from hes
society. This selfish "dog>in.shs-mangsrr
wsy Of proceeding shosA - discontinued
sa1 fos6;ddss, By ~ pssses and guardians.
Il prevssts the receptios Of eligible o6ers Of
narriaes asa fasseas upos Tie yoeng Lady,
vhea the seqssinsancs 10 faally dissolved,
tbe ussuviable and unmerissd appsllation Of
"hirs.- Let al your dealings With wo@en,
young men, b. frank, honest aud noble.
That many whose education and position 10
ife would warrant osr looking for better
things, are eulpably criminal On thess points,
is no excuse for your shofs coninss. That
woman is often injured or vronged through
her holiess feeling, sdds but . darker dye
to your meanness. One rule is always safe:
Treat every woman you meet Is you would
wish another man 10 treat your innocent
c0n6ding sister.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
s sAAmBpalss se00es oo UeynooP ana
0nobR.


"Admirair Semmes, The pirate Who swept
our commerce from the seas during The var,
q the Mobile Dsuocraaic Rasi6cstios asse-
ine, expressed himself ~ follows:
II hass been Democras III my life-be-
before the vas, during he was, and since
Tie was-asd fought fbe ~ On the princi.
pies of Demoefacy, believing the grand old
Coaseitut;oa vhich eobodied these psisci>
Pies was about 10 b. destroyed. Idrev my
sword against the old Gag, the cid dag which
no longer represented thess principles, it vaa
NOT the old flag Of Is against which drew
my sword, but the Asg which has become -
Haunting 6e," 20 called by the prominent
politicians Of the North. But nov, in spite
Of the efforts Of those politicians Who en-.
deavored to stsangle the old democratic par
ty, by erecting in its stead new Conserva
tive party-a sort Of fcongiomersted party
which was 70 cowpromise politicians Of es>
cry shade and opinion, the grand old Demo.
cratic party has arisen from the long slams
Der IRON which Il hes i.duleed. aad now
gives signs Of new life and vitality, and
have coee here to~niSht from she coantry to
ssO9 " - n oso1s ossA Dsosas
Afise saying that the result Of Q Demo.
cratic victory vosd b to drive from the
South ''the horles of sdventufess Who have
swarmsd like vul:sres to eat up the sab>
stance Of Tie people," and 70 ''rsdsce ne>
groes to subosdinate position - ths iofssior
race be concluded ~ fallows:
"wben yos have settled this Issue, Il viii
b time enough to talk about policy. II will
be time enough to rid ourselves Of the leper>
ous army which has been fasteainz apoa the
wealth of The South. Il vill - tims enough
to settle questions Of euneaey. II viii be
time enough 70 destroy tariff and taxatioa
under which ths nation has been groaning.
and nov, fellow citizens, have given in my
allegiance, heart and soul to the old Dag,
provided ve can restore he old Asg again 10
be The representative Of the psisciplss Of ths
c Constisutioa, which ve Oil Be shls to effect
By lie sIscsion Of Seymour ssd Blair"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
LAWS OF IOWA.
CHAPTER l2s.

AN ACT TO amend SECTIONS 1878 and 1876
u the Revisioas of 1850 in relation 10 lrr~
miss for the Sale of Intoxicating Li,sses.
y ssios l. h It esacted BY fAs Geserd
Asses1ty ot te State Of ioyw, Tha. W
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

Durisg he war on 6gSsias ships aAaaa
nunbsrsA over avs hsaarsd. They ase nov
reducsd 70 abost eignsy-scssv sloops, peA.
dlswhsela, frisAaes, gusbeaaa ssoes-shipa,
ec. Five u The nose sGscsivs of these ass
yel il tn ssvy yarda, asd aosst g guss
sevsa ass viii Aaniral Fafragut, ssmbse-
ing also - gsas; twelve, of Il3 gsas, fesa
the As;atic Squadsoa, under Rear Admiral
Rovas; seven, 0f 81 guns, ass With Rear.
Admiral Dahlgssn, - the Sosth Pacific 6sa,
ton; Rear Admiral Craven commands
eleven With l24 guns, on the Nortk Pacific
Station; Rear>Admiral Davis has seven
With Is guns, On the South Atlantic Station ,
eight vilh - guns, arc With Rear-Admiral
Ho6, on the North Atlantic Ssation; while
Vice. Admiral Porter has thisteen. with las;
gums, in the Naval Academy Squadron :
and sev4n, with - guns, srs % tie lahss
and on home stations.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

HovELL CoBs, one ofshs original leaders
10 the secessioa eoaspirAey. and rsbsa Gea.
cral, is stamping Georgia foe 6eymouf and
Blair. In one Of bic recent spsschss, vhieh
The Nev Yosk Herald pshlishes = fall -
And the following 10 regard % ahs tssaAnsss
which Geoegia Democrats pcoposs 70 aAops
tovards those Who vsgesss todi6ss viii tAsa
AThe door ass vide oPsa, vids saosgA
end beoad eacsgh 70 rscsive every vhiis
naa in Gsosyia, salsss you sAoaA diseovss
hin coming % yoa creeping and crawling
under The Chicago plaiforn. Upos fAe1
here skosld b 10 nercy. They have dis-
hoaoesd themselves and sosghi to dishosos
you. AaodAemoefse khem.-DRlvR THEM
PROM THE PALE OF SOCIAL AND
POLITICAL SOCIETY"
In this extract we have N explanation Of
what Democrats mean BY restoring ths
Uuiou." Il il to restore the old order Of
things; 10 stiAe freedom Of opinion In ore
half Of the Republic 70 exclsde ffou the
South all men Who dare to think for them
selves, to express any dissent from shsvievs
Of such men - Howell Cobb and Robert
Toombs. The election Of Grant aud Colfax
will brsak up this pr-gram1e.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

TaE rebels Of HslsnA Arkansas ase -
hard psshsd 70 ths eonpany Of ess!nsed
people As their bArlsecsss that they have
been compelled 70 Offer tAsn The ckoies ef
tnbees.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

"Will wonders never cease 2" y the uni>
form exclamation of tho millions vno cOr>
standy sse " Bassst's Vegetable Hair Re-
sloratsve." Ons bottle win conviMco the
seeplieal Of IL miraculous effect up0a tse
hnaan hair.-Nerfolk viginiGS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

CHAPTER lsa.

CHAPTER I5t.
AN ACT in relniion 70 the Sale of lntoSi.
eating Liqsors IN hcorpssa'ed Cities and
Towns.
SECTION l. Ne IL e~0,key1 ~ iic Geaer-
Al Assesss4y u ne Sfsts cf hra. That sec>
tion 1868, of lhs Revish a Of 1869. be and is
hessby amended BY striking out of said ser
ton Ill after the words Intoxicating lis
an0rs," and inserting in lieu thereof the f,l>
lowing words: mot prohibited by the laws
of the State
SEC. 2. An incorporated towns and ciiies
not Incorporated under the general incor.
porasioa lAw, shall have ths powes 10 resa-
late or prohibit the sale Of Intoxicating Ii,
quors not prohibited by State law, and such
power 70 regulate shall include the re~er ~
assess OF impose tax on such sale. For tho
purposes e this act, beer and VINE shalt bs
considered intoxicating liqsoes.
Sec. 1. This Act 10 take effect ani be- in
force from and iss publication in the L~a
State Resister and losa Homestead. news>
pnpess published at Des Moines, Iowa
Approved April I, is6s.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
took effect by publication, - requires Y
secsism thereof. On the 2ssh day " A.
A. p. ls6e. 80
I'D. WRIGHT, g y ei STAT
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

Al : recent Democratic procession iu
Maize, soldier Who during the lato war on
listed, received . large bounty and deserted,
bore . transparency which ssad a. follows
We vote - We fought
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

Money vas just - sseessary - muscle to
put down the rebellion. The sAa Who AaA
an abundance Of one o. both aad refussA -
give either 70 his cosasry. msss have Leen 10
sympathy With his ene0y. Hos.sio Sey~
mour vs. rich bst be now tells Hsmrt0a
and Forrest aud yallandighsm that tas
Government never had y dollar Of bis mon-
ey! What traitor or copperhcad can refuse
to vote for such pasriot7
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
CHAPTER l36.

culture and to frOv10e ION the UloIrDusM0
Of Reports Of the State Agricultural So-
ciety.
Srcrroy I. Ds Il enacted 6v tss General
Assembly qfs Stase Of Ioru, That when
any county or district agricultural society,
composed OF one or more counties have mad0
their report 70 the State 6pciety - peOvided
in chapter sixty>seven, section 1865, Of the
Revision of 1850, and raised during The yea,
any sum Of money, for scssal nembersh'p
thew shall be entitled 10 N equal sum .
exceeding two hundred dollars, from ths
Stsse treasury, spoa sAs1avit n the presi-
dent. secretary Of treasurer Of said society
that such sam was raised for the legitimate
purposes Of Tie socis4y daring the current
year, accompanied BY ibe certificate Of ltheJ
Secretary [of thsl Stats Agricultural SUcie-
". that they have reported according TO Law
Sc. Z. That Tho SsssssAsy of Ssses shsM
distr;bsts ths anasal rspuets Of ths low
State Agricultural Society - follows: ten
copies 70 tie Stase University; ten copies to
the Slaas Libsasy ten eop;es to The Stass
Agricultural College; one copy TO each
member Of the General Assembly; the res
ma;nder 10 the Secsstasy Of State Agrical>
tura Society, BY him 70 b disar;bsted to ths
county agricultural societies pvoeidei, thas
one covy shall be sent TO he board Of super
yisors OF each organised county in which
there is no Agricultural society.
SEC. 3. All Acts OF parts Of Acts contrary
to the provisious hsscin contained ars here's
BY repealed.
Sec 1. This act being deemed Of imnsii>
ate importance shall take effect and be in
scs frsm ard after its publication IN the
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
the CELEDRArED
GROVER 4 BAKER
Sewing Machines.

Tie Best Family NdeAiss IN Ms World
TyHEsD Maehines svs superior to al others
u In Simplicity, Adaptations to Great Rasge
~ Work, the Ease with which they ere Worksd
repair.
This 10 the only eonpany who make both the
Shuttle or Lock Stitch. and the Grover
Baker Double Elastic Stitch. thus giving pus
ehassrs CAe;es asd privilege Of exchanging.
8. s. WACCONER 1 CO. igests.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
CHAPTER lsa


AN ACT to provide for the tAxaaios Of ths
shares of National Banks.
Section l. BE Il eH0ctcd by lke Ccseral
Assembly Of the Stale IF iowu, That ail the
shares u the Banking Associations o,ganix.
ed within this State pursuant n the provis.
ions Of the Acts 0f C0ngrsss u provide
national currency secured by = pleege Of
United States stocks and 10 provide for the
circulation and re,lemptioa sAereoG held By
any person or body corporate. shall be in
cluded in the valuation Of the personal prop.
erty Of such person or body corporate or
corporation in the assessment OF taxes in the
townsh,p, Incorporated town o. city where
such banking association 10 located and not
elsewhere, whether the holder thereof resides
in such township, Incorporated town OF city
or noa. Bat nos q = greater rate thaa u
nsseseed on other mOneysd capital in tho
hands Of individuals Of this State.
Sec. :. That il shall - the duty AZ the
principal sccountiag 0liieer Of each said 49,
soci.tious, On u before the krst day Of Nay,
A. D.. 1868, and between The 6rss end ffs
teen d.ys Of Jaasasy n sacA year thereaA>
e.. 10 Lat the shares Of tha association, NV.
in9 the assessor the aams Of each pefsou
owning shares and tAs aDosse owsed by
each. and for the purposes u securing The
collection OF the taxes Assessed upon said
shares, each banking association shah BE- u
able to pay the zane - ~ 81 eneh of -
sAass holders. under ne Psov's'oe q ssseiea
TO o. the lssv's'oa o. .ooo, sna seeu p
the duss Q: she sssoc.u. - Nss,n p oece
o. any d',S,e"1 o. Sl,nsa1s oe'oas.ee %
sny .nsse ,s', - -. s -. - =. ~ -S~ ~
any taxes 'sv.sd sPoa p: g scr seares.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

STILL They COAE.-ws have heard ol
sevesal Dsmocf.ts, Who have, siaee H. nes>
ting on Saturday, declared fW Cast asd
Colfax. Among the number i 90 a oas
most excessive aad popular business men,
Who publicly aid: II sdoA shaa Asvs -
some time past, contrary to my judgDeat
voted the so.calied DemOcsAtic ticket, sim
ply from the love q tie ssas sf Denocrat,
hut can no loager voss vilh the rabble who
disgrace that name. Hencefoesh I Am .
Republiean, ana shall vote oeGrast ed II
clean Repshlicaa ticket Democsaas assjsst
svarmiog into the Repulican camp. Come
On, ve have room for al men vhose sense Of
decency and honor viii no loaeer psruit
them 70 train under the banners of Wade
Hampton. Massacre Quantrell, Foss Pillow
Forrest, Pirate Semmes. Frank Blair asd
Ho-riot Seymour.-Des 1oisss RevistS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
Or. 1ARTH T. CO.,
CHAMPION
oeeutisTs. AuAisye, sRYsleiAxs . suaoxoas
OF Aneriea. for the successful Treatments Of

OF Anesica, for the successful Treatmcntof
DISEASES Il ls Bys Ir. Threat. lest lsnss Catafrh.
DsAfiesa &s.
Superior French Artificial Eyes Inherited.
Special attention given to Female Diseases.
Letters With Pest Stamps enclosed viii no
ccive prompt attention.
No. lAl lladiscn D.. Dstweon Ozark and
La Sale. Pope's New Marble Block.
Dr.. Barsh's eslebsatsd Asthmstic Balsan for
the positive csrs cf Asthma, viii be sent to any
address on ths receipt Of IS Trial Package. "
$50 the Case.
esp- Address DR.. Darth / CO., No. l4l Mad.
ison Street, Chicago, III.