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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-17
Extraordinary Opportunity for the Million to Pur-
chase set Of Sir Water Scott's -
Horld-renowned Novels. ltl..
s,,c,s. "a. CLUB RATES, -.
"A GENTS WANTED lFORsd
MEN OF OUR DAY;

Or The Lives snd Deeds CT Generals Statesmen Ora
tors and Political Leaders on tho Stage Of Actor
including Grant, Sherman Colax. Sumner, Stanton
Sheridan, YAtss, Cartin, Trumbull, Fsnton, Buck
Fsrrsgat, Chase, Logan, Stevens, Beecher, Seward,
Boutwell,, Dix, Hanfin, Fessendep, howard, and
Others, with Forty Lifeliks Portraits of LFvi
Men, Sold only by Agents. Great inducsmnts
li-1m 1T W Fourth St, Cincinnati, o.
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Actual Expenditures during the year in
cAsn- .--- -------. $oS},O4O 70
MISCELLANEOUS.
Number Of Policies at the end o. the year. ASA
Net amount in t1rcs at the end of the year 250
Number and Smount OF policies which have
ceased to be 10 horce during the year, Il -
from al eauses-No. 51-Amouut,- l.250, 500
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-17
Price List.
Ground Cofaas.
PURE RIO, 20, rs and 80 cents per pound.
BEST Old GOVERNMENT Java, 40 cents
pound.
ROYAL CLUB-Extra FiEe-es cents.

In order to meet the demands Of the people Of
Fremont and vicinity, we have appointed Hessrs 4.
Bues)pnd Son Agents for the sale Of our Teas and
oofses. All sooes are put up BY ourselves 10 one.
pound PACKAGES Al oGr Warehouse in New YOrk, and
the same prices At which they 10 hs had over
counters in Ney Tork. All goods put up By Us bear
Warehouse" Oft. Y. Kelley 4 Co TANNED On tbs-
package None others are genuine. We eUr
peeially caution people against procnrinr their
goods OF any company" in New York, Boston or
eIsewnere, representing Themselves as being con.
nected with our house, We zolicft n
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Fair and Thorough rrial

OF our goods from al who interested IN buvfa.
nrstIclsss Article of Tea and cOree, AZ the lowest
possAOle h~<r' 36nS.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-17

N. B.-We take pleasure in showing
of H. Lesher, No. 4, Buckl
the Post
March 18th, 1868. l2uf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17
1Inrifntinrpl.

--The early rose potato Is said I,
he selline IN the Ea~, at $50 bnShcl
That is running the p,'aio business
clear INTO the ground Potato fever
ut that price, is worse than The hol
tcycr
Il. Montclair, OF New Jersey
saws that the result oI ten years OK
pcriments with potatoes A. that If you
wan, large tubers and good yield
YOU must plant large ones.
Asparagus in order to produce
large shoots shonld have plenty OF
,,oa ia tho bed liz crown OF the
roo, be kept SIX inches below the sur-
lace in very rich, loose soil, and the
shoots cut deep Ia the ground when
the tops are not more than an inch
two above the surface. - IVisconsin
Farmer.
The culture Of fax is declining
in Ireland, where for hundreds OF
wears it has been made specially.
1t does not prosper at all IN this coun-
try.
That eccentric Virginian, John
Randolph, of Roanoke, used to say
that he wonld 60 mile out Of his
way any day to Kick a sheep. He
certainly never ate roast from rich
Juicy Soulll,low or Cotswold, or he
would never have said that.
-Numhcr OF trees on an acre at
various distances
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17
CHAPTER %.

AN All IL relation 10 Independent
School Districts.
SEerioy /. BE ii enacted ygMe General
isseDsdg Of ths STATE Of Iolca, That the
provisions Of setfion 81 Of shap.er l72. O.
the Acts Of the 9Th General ASS mblv, ap.
proved April 5.h, 1892, and Of the acts
amendaiory thereto, shall apply only to
towns and cities containing, with Tie terrific
~ contiguous thereto, not less than three
hundred inhabitants prori3ea, That this
act shall. not affect independent districts al.
ready organized.
SEC. 2. The duties imposed upon the
township, trustees by the provisions Of sec.
ton IS, sc and Sc OF said chapter Of liz
shall hereafter be performed by the Board
Of Directors Of the district township.
SEC. 3. Sections . and 10 Of chapter
Assembly, approved April Sd, 1856, ars
hereby repealed.
SEe. 3 This act, being deemed Of imme
diate importance, shall be in force from ant
after its publication in the Ioica State Reg
lister aud Ereaing Statesman, papers pub
at Des Moines, Iowa.
Approved March lth, 1868.
/ hereby certify thai the foregoing Ac
took effect BY publication, MS required i,
Section 4. thereof, on the 18th day Of March
A. ID. 1865.
Id WRIGHT, Sec'y OF S'a,c.
CHAPTER ~.
AN ACT to amend an Act entitled the Gen
ersl School Aet, passed April 9Th. 1862
SEelIox J.. b. II eHacfci ty Up Genera
assembly efHe STATE of lora, That Sec
ton So ofihs Act entitled An Act to amend
end consolidate an aci passed by the Board
Of Education. Dec. 2ith, 1856, entitled s'Ar
Aet to amend an act to provide fer a system
IF Common Schools. : and the amendment
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

One great reason why the boys OF
farmers land the girls too, for that
matter| are anxious to leave home
and hurry 10 town TO engage III other
adyocailons than those of the farm, is
The closeness in which they have been
brought up aud kept. Their duties
have been o! uniform and monotonus,
and their modes OF living too. II has
been the same thing day after day,
without hope OF change or variety, or
lettering their condition. They too
often DO no better in town than n,
home in moral sense bat they think
ihcy enjoy themselves more, and see
more u the world, which is what they
want Ii is the impression Of : good
many close observers and well wish
RS 81 tile cause Of agriculture, that
much Of this NIGH, be changed if pa
enis would bnt take a different mode
II treating their children From The
age of ten years they ought to be en-
coarased To act, in a great measure,
.or themselves. They ought to be
given an acre each, boys and girls. Of
and, increasing the qn:t nty as they
.srow older, aud allowed to cultivate
IN whatever way and whatever crop
they think most profitable. They
ought to be given some auimals,a pig,
A calf, few chickens, or whatever
they may prefer, to treat as their own,
md to keep the proceeds, and rein
vest in What they think is most to
heir advantage. They may be sold
10 them as payment tor extra labors
performed, and they should never be
l.terfered with. or their money taken
rom them, when thus earned, but
heir attention. good management, and
economy should be thus stimulated
md encouraged in every possible
WAY.
TO those who have not tried this
,:letl,ol it is surprising that an effect
little matters of this sort have upon
he boys and girls raised npon q farm.
With the money thus earned they are
enabled to procure many little enjoy
aeuis and comforts which they see
habitnalls used by town children as
ll,nost necessities, but which have
i,c.a denied them. II excitcs their
industry, intelligence and emulation
{, AN extraordinary degree, and does
moro to reconcile them with their
ls,ucs, tie country. and the farm,
t,an any other course that can be
VIII not some Of you many
eadrrs try this plan and report sue
ess hereafter
ttoR BURLINGTON HAahElE.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

thereto. a. amended hg adding the 'ollcr,nt
thereto. to.w,: School niStfsets arc organ,
zetl, keep a seuega,e aeeesat wah SsiG lrlc.
penden, vhou. Districts IN wh.eh The tc'
CENTS shall be daily entered which books
shah Al all times hc open 70 lte inspection
and examination Of the lbs ret Board o
Directors. and. shall pav over to the sad
independent Scheo Districts tic amount ot
School Taxes in his possession, CA the or
der Of the Board, on the first oil each aud
c,erg month
SEC. .. This &C, being OF immediate ian
por,auce shall beceme law, and be in force
from and after its Publication in the Dali
u STATS Reg.sfev, and in the Iowa Ieea'R9
Statesman, newspapers Published At Des
Moinss,
Approved March lith, ISIS,
hereby os,tifg Thar he farecoinS Act
took effect by publication, as yeqrircd by
Section ;. thereof, on The | z, day Of March,
A. ID. 1868.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17
Advantages Of this Plow.

Il viii last from threo to six timer
loness than any other stecl Pcw made any shsss b..
nayhoAy. Ihs has osssn b~sn proved BY ass1A Il
ssssans Il The wsss IN whieh shse siesi Iiows Gss,
bsss AAhtsaiiy .eus through" m piowins eighty ACRE
- lsss, Il having already powsi thrsc bussilv
asrss q tho same soIi without yet boxing half WON.
It will "scour" in tho most difficult
ooh Nhrvs N other Piows have failed fthsss ID roo
u ground anywhere in which u VII not eesus. We hav,
yet 70 and IT,
OFT draws lighter than any other
Fow while emitting tho same Width and depth.
The Share can DO sharpcncd, or a
lus.s v.lAsd =, readily ordinary fIc.s by my
Blacksmith who undsrseAnds his trade the steel q
pssSsssly mallsahaa end works "kisdiy-.
Any section oan be repla ced BY .
=: sssiass. = =: =. -: =, IL sSss 'A' s''
II u well stocked with New Eng
AA sssoadrowth timber, and the standard is wruSshs
oA With lsts' In the cap - - " give take land a
D1saDuse.
+ plows At any depth. ffom three
1ssl ssasA eonp,sssly
V~ It II the cheapest Plow In tho
(.ul4 (sss = ssre ~ there = economy In paying
n1rtinss over; In sos losing time and your temper.
eEssAsss yoss Pisv wos's 1sessr:" : cd IN datns
Sns asaiiiy - asaasi,y q .Sss YIN ss1.r. -
aPsrhsn nen b eoaadsrsA = veil Ne cost price
80 estssniAinE Whistler e - H. Plow = eAsAr
AErsows ~ sssd IT. psuet, - ~ ~ ~ " sAscA
A1-ss cua, = ~ aAsapsA and srs con1dces ma
A1gsas nnrs tAAa hundred dollAs1 vurtA u .l1ovs
AD-Sssy tine ~ ssss - y thsss.
9hooe remarks arc made after .
Aiarity With the nsrits u Of the good Povs 10
Sa the wsse nAAy q which Asvs jsssly sassd
god rsputatioa-
~ Our new model "B~ Plow is
e4rdsagnsd sxpressly Tor sssbbls and IS~i grossd
0nssseueare ws have had only the CO. pattern ~.
peseseas tuGssher WI snabls y, "a meet shs
yvtevs q ell = 10 ahape. aud give them sttAas
O~esef - .lsAa" p,ovs q sAsy psssss.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17
O1e ossa see Ghewe. s7a2oa
Warrussev very Nbeysi.
For Sale only ~
l.. Il. L. w. n. KENYON,
A-tfl Independence, Iowa

CHICAGO, Nov. 10, 1865
Mn. IL II. Gardiner Proprietor GARDENERS
Rheun attic 4 Neufaigie Compound.
Sir--ilaving been Afflicted With she NeuYrl
in my face for six months. friend ,aiuccd mo
to try your Compound, and can ctceriulS ~
found il the only relief, and recommend 1t to
an who are troubled with The Ncursigia.
Yours Respectfully.
A. BOOTH,
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison & Dearborn ST.
CHICAGO, August %, 1850
DR. GARDNER, Proprietor Gardiner's Eheuma;-
ic 4 Ncuralgic Compound
Dear Sir--it i with great pleasure that ties
tify 10 the merits of your invaluable medicine.
Having been afflicted with Neuralgia for moro
than year, causing me great annoyanc rs we'll
as s.ifering. and after trying almost every rem
eav that could be obtainca. friend induced mo
To ;ry yonr Compound, and an, hsppy 20 saw
that ne bottle cured ME. aud heartily endorse
all that hsss been said in its favor. and earnestly
recommend a trial By every one suffering from
Neuralgia or Rheumatism.
WN. :. HOPKINS.
s5lsml ri-,a Morrill, 4 hopkins, 20 Lake st
Sold Nv smaie 1 Gooafc!iow, Druggist, In
dependence, Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

Az ECONOMICAL EEScE.-A writer
in the Gencsee I,tg3ner makes fifty
rois (a25 feet Of good aud sufficient
fence from 600 feet oflnmber. Nail
the first board nine inches rom the
groaaa; make the other spaces five.
six, seven and ten inchcs-fivc boards
three inches each iii fifteen inches.
Now run farrow six inches deep
towards the fence on each side.
This brings the board, and adds six
inches To the height of the fence, the
ditch aud bank making it very I'M
handy for animals to get at the fence,
which is four feet ten inches high.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17
Lowest Living Prices.
ns6lf n. O. LAYTON.
No. 25 Mcsden Lane.

Nee York, Dec II. 1851
In my Card of Nov. !. fS. Ss.a.sd
that, e for the purpose - ssS5Ic is..Af
eupplyiug the vSAnts Of the pu s'iic,
aud In order TO prevent u tascruPu-
lou. dealers fscns painafng cn fnlc-
v1or and worthless goods a. fae
Morton Geld Pens. I shall here
amer ee1i no goods NJ wholesale
except ealy 70 duly appointed and
authorized Agents." etc. To this
plan I have since strictly adhered
In accepting Agents. great care has
bser exercised TO appoint those who,
by lonS-continued fair dealing. have
acquired a reputation for honesty.
responsibility. and probity men IN
whose word tie public have learned to
place confidence. These Agents have
agreed to keep q full assortment OF my
psns, ard 70 sell them at my published
prices- Thus the public are supplied
by them with just suca pens as they
want. either ~ to writing or price. and
get a full equivalent for the money
paid
Nc agent is appoiated 20 travel from
place to place. OK canvass the country,
% that AL Who want . Morton Gold
Pen must get 1t from the Local Agent
or from heSdQuarters-
None need apply for the Agency *.
cspe in conformity 60 the above> the
Hbsral discount ITO Club" beiAe
eu2cient .ndncenent to al othera-
n HORROR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17
LAWS OF IOWA.
CHAPTER 10

I NFiAsht LIN -
| AN ACT To provide for an additional arru
mcnt term OF the Supreme Court.
StC7tox / Be iicnacsed 5q TIC Genera
ASScRbHoftke Hateof ioca, That the Su
pren,o Court shall hold argoment terms a
the city u Dubuque twice wear, viz; On
the 81 N ndayS in April aud October IL
each and every wear.
Sic. All the causes on the dnckc,
shall be heard each term, unless continued
by the parties, or for good cause shown, and
such as are thus continued shall 60 TO The
succeeding term at the Capital
SIC. 8. From the counties OF Dubneae,
CLAYTON, Alamakce, WiaesAies, Hancock,
Mitchell, Chicsasaw, Floyd, Worth. Corro
Gordo, Tama, Hardin, Brerer Butler.
Blackhawk, Grnndy, Buchanan, Delaware
Favette, Jones, Lam, Benton and Howard
causes must be taken thereto. Bat with the
consent Of the appellee expressed in writing.
Or the notice Of appeal, the appcllent NAV
take such appeal to the Capital.
SEC. 4. Appeals from the other ccun>
ties Of the State shall no, go 10 the Dubuo ne
term, unless by coasen, Of parties expressed
in the notice OF appeal.
Ssn. 5. Each Judge os the Supreme
Court shall have mileage for the DUBUQUE
term, going and returning, fifteen cents for
each mile and BY the neares, practicable
route to be reached from the Capital and
the Clerk Of said Court shall have the same
compensation as is now allowed for a,,en-
dance at ;heDavenport term.
SIC. G, All acts and pats Ct acts moons
sistent with the provisions Of this ac, be and
the same are hereby repealed
SIC. I. This law shall take eifcc, from
and after its publication in the Daily Regis>
ter, Daily Dubuque Times, and Herald
Approved March IL, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
took effect by publication. as REQUIRED IN
Section thereof, on the liih day ofMarch.
A. n. 1858.
ED WRIGHT Sec,v "a S,a,s
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

PLANT apple trees 80 feet apart
each way in good soil. In poor ground
IS feet will do.
Plant pears aud cherries 20 feet
apart each way.
Dwarf pears should be planted to
10 feet apart.
Plant plams Is to rs feet apart.
Currants, pie plants, goosberrics,
black and rasrberrics, should be set
ia long rows six feet apart. and three
o. four feet apart 10 the rows.
Always give every plant set out
plenty OF room 10 grow, il you wish il
to do It's ''levcl best !"
The Lansing, Mich, 2tpuJliccn
records the sale Of farm in that vi
cinity for $40 per acre. The same
farm was purchased sixteen years ago
for sic per acre.
"A correspondent Of WHkcS' .Spir
Il urges that early breeding has pro-
dneed the deterioration in horses rath-
er lhan in and-in breeding. He ad-
vises nevcr,o breed mare 10 a stallion
under six, and never before the mare
IS FIVE.
An cold farmer" recommends
sprinkling shingle roofs once year,
either in Spring or Fall, with Stacked
lime. lie also says new shingles can
be made to last much longer by soak
iag them for few days in thick lime
water. well stirred M.
"A bill before the California Leg
islature providing that persons who
shah plan; highways with trees and
Sustain the growth Of the same for
ave years. shall have reduction Of
fhoir tax al the rate of 81 annually
for every tree thus planted.
by the bin recently passed in the
Missouri Legislature, the State Board
OF A.ricul. are TO nominate and
the Governor commission a State
En,omologist. whose salary is to be
fixed and paid by the Board Of Agri
culture, and whose Annual Report i,
10 be published with the State Agri
cultural Report.
The Rurol Nea0 Yorker pronoun
ccs Rogers MOI grape as better fol
table use than the Concord. This
last is comm. to be the main reli-
ance in the Northwest, and if the othei
is better, il ought to be known.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

IUAFIEK 81.
An ACTto appropriate money for the use az the
State Tniversfv

AZ ACTto appropriate money for the use az the
State University
sscrIoS. BE Il snar'ca b. he 6raerol A.
ssHabls # Tie State n fora, That there is here
by appropriated. ont Of any laonty no; other
wise appropriated in the treasury. the sam o.
twenty thousand dollars. for the purpose OF ma
king necessar. repairs upon the buildings be-
longing to the State University and giyinc
such aid u the scientific aad srch other depart
men's as the Trustees may deem proper to es-
;ablish, and 70 increase their efheiency. Pr.rf-
ded, that the money herein appropriated shall
only Re drawn from the State treasury in such
sums as may be necessary TO meet the actual ex.
renditare frem time TO time, and upon vouch-
e-s on file with the auii,or Of State.
Src. 2. This act IS 10 be in force from and
after It's publication in the le'ea STATE Register
and Iowa Ereafag SiatesmaH, newspapers pub
lished IN Des Mcines Iowa.
Approved March ., ls6s.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took
effect by publication as. required in Section
thereof, on the 18th day Of March, A. d.
lsGs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17
Notice 10 MasOlas.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Post
Office in Fairbank until the seventh day Of
April, 1865, for building the stone work Of .
Catholic Church 1t fairbank. All material to
be furnished by the committee, on the ground.
This job TO be let by the cord or perch, As by rs
feet long, hight Of walls from Joist p plate,
twenty feet said walls TO be two feet thick, three
feet foundation three feet thick, gables 20 feet
high. Said job 70 be done in good workman.
Ike manner. Address
PATRICK MCGUIRE,
n.aly Tairbank. Buchanan Co, Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

D.S. ". r.. 4. Traiss Connect a Farley
with d. 4 $. c. r. r. Trans East and West
DS. W. r. r. Trains Connect at Farley
With u. & 8. G. X. II. Trains East and West
Also. 1t Cndar RApids With c. NV. X. Il.
Trains, East and West
- 87aissJ. r. FARLEY. supr.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17
ED WRIGHT Scc'y Of State.
CHAPTER p.

CHAPTER2s
AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled An Ac;sy-
ING the time 0. holding courts IL the Eleventh
judicial District" approved March asa,
1865
sEcrI \ |. Re Il enso-ei bs ,Ac Gcasral AZ
'e@5ts q the S'cfe Of loAss, Tha; the las, para
graph oil scetien |, Of Chapter sc Of the Acts OF
the Eleventh General Assembly be and the
same is hereby repealed and the following en-
acted in lieu thereof. And in Hardin county
on the fourth Monday IN March and August
src- :. Being of Immediate Importance. this
act shall take ofeee, and be in force from and
alter its publication in the Iora Sta'e negss;sr
and loira Fal9s .Senssnes.
Approved March 9th 1855
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17
THE PIANO FORTE

saRs. WILSON raINER vail take fer
M pupils apen the piano iei'c
rtsRsis TMeise I,piiais pei Quarter
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17
Wheeler 4 Wilson's
ulsRGSl PlEIlvH Io(E yllfcI
SEWING MACHINES,
Decided TO be the b.st al the following Trials.
all the rvcuinent Machines Of the
World cotspstisg: ,..sl


all the rvouiuent Machines of the
World competing: ..s.l
DOMESTIC.
American Institute, New. York Mechanics As
soeisticn, Bossoa; franklin Institute. Phila-
dslphis; Kentucky Institute, Louisville; Ne
ehanies' Iustatxts, Baltimore; Meehsnics' As
socialism. PAilaAsipAia; Mechanical Association,
st. Louis: Mschanics' Institate, San Francis
co Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, Wash
inston; A all the Fairs of the United States
Agricultural Society.
And oil the State Fairs or
Maine, Vermont. Connecticut New York. New
Jersey. Pennsylvania, Virginia. Mississippi,
Missouri. Ohio, Indiana. Iowa, Tennessee, Hi
nois, Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, California
Ard uundreds Of County Fairs.
FOREIGN.
IsS6-P.ris
1851 Paris. Liverpool. Manchester, Ashton.
ls02-Lon,tun. Warwick, Cornwall.
lsS3 Linz Koenigsiery, Liverpool, Man
chester. Lancashire.
Se0f-paatkie. Agfsm. krems.
1893 -hU1san. sictiln. tSsogac, Wisinar, Dun
~ain, lNe~ zealani).
1871 Paris
Ih--@ Machines are adapted 70 every variety
If sewing. from the highest muslins 10 the
hravicst cloths. They work equally well apoD
sill, linen saoien or cotton goods, with six
linca o. cotton thread, scanning. quilting
gathering, Lem,ning. telling. coriing. tuckins
and braiiin !, Wit. the greatest facility.
J uli instr actions, recently compiled ani civ.
: ing f,sil information upon every point in letai.
sccomran. zach Machine. and en.hls the most
iHesp~risn ed to operate without difficulty.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

Go to Myers & Mas for splendid new
Carpets, I
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

JusREa Tan S0AP.--ls.s eeftaiE cure fos
Chapped Hands and I'll roughness and irit.
alton Of the skin, Eczema, Rins~orm, Salt
Rheum. Pimpies, and all other cutaneous
affections, making the skin soft and smooth.
Manufactured by tAsWLI4I.. HAZARD 4
Co, New York. Sold by all drug gisis.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17
nIRRoLUTlON .

DI0GOLUTGON.
TIME eoparrnsrship hsrste(css existing sndcr
~ nsne Of Dunhan 9 Webster, i this
dsy lissolvsd ~ nutasl seassat
An asssunts with said Arm must bs settled
innsdiatsly. Either partaer 10 authorized to
receipt for the ssms.
Independsncs, Feb. 20, 1873.
D. 3. DUNnAM,
n36N A. WEBSTER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

l,c-s: rs. ned.ty
oft ~ ant y 'a' T"s"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17
nuBIlrE : SIOUX CITY,


TO TAXI rrssc- wHpyEspAS. NAY. Z, 1857.
coinv Wa. Going East.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

rY- Rspoiriny done on short notiSs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

Fall trade has nov opened. and here arc as
usua! with a beautifully selected stick Of goods,
which oIer Al
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

I Address 2E.3rER, MocurDy Il GO
! nls,n Lombard Block, Chicago. III.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

Pensions, sd al kiads ~ War Claims, -
Looted promptly. nl.f
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-04-17

ias Dying Hoss-
Indereldeure, MarsL 10, 1852. ~;