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New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
WILLIAM w. LITTLE. AuctioReer.
DY WYCKOFF a. LITTLE,
I'D AUCrIOSEERs AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS,

I'D AUCTIOHEERs AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
No. l5l M1nthguest, Brooklyn.
Houses Lots Farms Dock Property. bought md sold Al PGbc
Private Special Executors and Referees Sales
On TUESDAY H. 1888 O'Clock the City Saesoom
Brooklyn sale Of LOTS In the
rs Of Prospect Park Clinton sscke Fourth, Hamilton ke
Dwellings on improved property.
Pacic positive side between Smith and Hoy
3sO and subcear brick
Vacant Lots Seyentesnts between Seventh and Eghhaves IL
EhteeHht Il Lots between Seventh and ghthsves
Cinous Lots gious Hamltonaye near Hlntinso
Nes1n.st Lots 81 Clutoust Fourthpae
Of Cutons Sacke ST. Lots north side III eet
of Sacktt Maps and terms
can be had OF the No l5 Montague Brooklyn
81 on THURSDAY, March 49, 1908 -
Al y clock Ssesroom Courist, Mouaguett
BROOKLYN POSITIVE EXECUTORS sALE Of DWELLINGS Lan.
Tens st. UnIon-st. Bergen.st, and Wyekohst ,-
No % LAURENSS near Wioughbys first class 3oy BRICK
all Improvements.
UNfON-ST. southeast Garner Hicks, 3sory STORE, 25H3O
Nos 22l J and 227 BERGENS between Boud and Neyns
sts Jsory BRICK. al Improvements. . 49,.
No II WYCKOPP-ST between aud Smith 23I4 lot 23El
Mars terms Aucr0neo No. 5l MontAgue, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
Sails bp Sutton.

DY HENRY H. LEEDS e. MINER.
ID HENRY n. LEYDs, Auc.ioneer
Important sale Of frstas American and FOgn flCNk eem
prsag works IN this country HENRY H. LhhDo
MINER will auction the EVENINGS OF WEDhESDAl lstA
and THURSDAY 18th o'clock each evening al tAe
LEEDS ART GALLERIES
Nos siT and 3l9 Broadway, corner VI TEeihhst
AMERICAN ARTISTS
JAMES M. HART LOUIS LANG. J. r. BRRYOORf
A. BIERSTADT r. W HUBBARD J. q. BROWN.
S. r.. CLIFFORD. J = CROpSEY. SMlLLlb.
KRUSEMAN VAN ELTON W. L. SONNTAG, }. w. CASTELAR,.
and others
FOREIGN ARTISTS
Just received from GOUPIL Co. PARIS by NJ KNOEDLER con
psing many tie anest works In this country, via:
MISSIONER, DUBUFE TOCLKMOUCHK,
I'D FRERE, MERLE, EUd. yBRB0ECKH0VBN,
PLASSAN KOEK KOEK, O ACKERBACH,
YAUTIER. BERANGER. J. Robe, and others
The will he exhibition and from FRIDAY 18th day
and eve until saea asa
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

CHAMBERS RICH No II Fnett
MOUNT VERNON, \. Y.-D. FERGUSON,
te ss m ' ne ,' & one s1fs ~ sls & e.l,G' m - of g
1s.. 5,..i .li,. fori.e
NEW W-BEDFORD VALUABLE REAL ES
y TATE m sALI-Tbs valuable HOMESTEAD ESTATE q tle
iaie - X Am1 lns"3 as H one & G s M 49, zoe ,rS 0
meadow ha- been thorou slsol ana - amply snppa ~ TIE
TIE House e of architecture built of bsaui
bas i sSs5 , ana Ca each SIDE are large consisting par
r, 9 bedrooms sse eo,si' oh o % liver IS suoS lhS SSS,' @ @
upper eoor seepiasr thfee Of Hheh eas aIs''9s
S oatl house snl connected h the br,ry large
soa.efs. 1I. % s Of stone large and perfre. 10 all It's sp
Toutmsuts meadow m the rear q the house . the highest state
,sf si h,r5o a. SeS bedford GHquesuoas0 the Osaa
AIjon5g Tie s5oye estate. qIon tie west is SMALL OHesiory
HOUSE ed 3oi, Of ssl ,Ael io & g5s'fl 70, sac For
4 sSrsios 1Sp II s'aSI as IL to @ GFoRdR B6rRSF sar
N.J.-S5 OOO-FARM, 3s acres; about
0ns depot hlJ and pleasant oeai' house good
oa5ly oa yis lS RTpy to JANIS BoRLGSb sou,ls
DEACH FARM for SALE.-Rare Chance. In
Deawae loO miles from Phalephia mile RON Depo, 9 se'i
sinp GiI III N 10 "a ibfsfy.st Phisielpha
DARTlES in search of FARMS or pleasant
l. hoNA' -' '-''''''' JGQuEs No 2oo Broadway.
DATERSON, n J.-For SALE-A very desir-
ale MILL PR6PgRTY consisting ,vo Bhes BaAdHg, In.
lae Boiler "a shining ,csmpes sl q srag.; Boe, g.
lJiln
bought Gloap Gdire,, BoI No Coz Paeraoa, =. }.
ID DANDAI.I.s FARM for SALE in Closter, Ber-
Ia zen County Northern Railroad hour from ConrinttsL u
m from Ceiief Or mile from Norwood aers' - wood OHU'i
under F ''I' ss s a No IS l5y Sa
CTORE and FARM for SALE--At Lakeville,
> Qseen Co. T. l.. rs miles from n l., mile from Depot "
ses sld good Lgass store bans &C. good bushes na'
Third Floor
CAYBROOK, COnn.-FOR SALE CHEAP, to
> close estate handsome house q rooms with stables cehol'e
,si oatbuuss y Gre u and shrnbber near
Es,.yos by rai aul by boat Furnished unfiruished
BLERcKBR HYDE L0WERR Piasst
GING SING.-IandsOme HOUSE, located IN
> h1est part o TIE village 70 rooms plenty u iE' Sn 'ha
vii be .of chap Photographs be- oce 900"
IuALLOl, BLACKWELL Co, No 50 liberty-si y Z
VONKERS.-Eyeryy variety OF improved and
unnpro,ed PROPERTY hr SALE aud to LEi the charming
iia ,a A. H. w. BASiiFORDs ioaAer' Real Estate
EIehanse.
Gb7 0O0 FOR SALE, at PlainGeld, n
bon.e ut sud .hrJbery BgoOHFlELD No 81 Cedrst
saJ 10. 22l Brold-st, Eilateh NJ
S55OOFAARMI, nm. As ,.T Asrss Choice 20 sss. Land a.
80 river front - 500. wnLLlNG. No. Y Chsmberst
dr. GO0 WILL BUY A HOUSE in Passaic,
Sb O.tbkJU y. j. ~ miles from NcN York Ee Railroad.
eg 10 rooms le With brick lot 30 feet rout by 10 feet
'''T No. 3i5 Broairay
"a QnO PLOTS of two acres, equal to 35
az f1VDtJ. Cfv Lots on Morris Railroad
furnish potry sud
quarter fruit aud vegct'b. Tataea sse d1ee Residence
yXOODWARDs COUNTRY HOMES, a prac-
croRGI 4 WOODWARD. Architect No. 3l Brosiaay Ses.YorE
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
Guulriu Stal 6stat, frr Sab.
Gountu Gal 6stat, fcr Sab. d
PICH KANSAS LANDS FOR SALE.
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, /. ID.
LAND DEPARTMENT LAWRENCE, Kansas, Jan 1865
THIS COMPANY VOW OFFERS FOR sALB

OAlOA avn ~ lNAlllh Al NOhAi @A~N i'f A. ~
LASD DEPARTMENT LAWRENCE, Kansas Jan 1885,
THIS COMPANY now OFFERS FOR sALB
ALL THE LANDS
GRANTED TO 1T BY CONGRESS, FROM THE STATE LISR OF
MISSOURI AND KANSAS TO AND INCLUSIVE OF TIIB
COUNTY OF SALINE,
Ard vii at an early day pat into market the lands further West
THE LOW PRICE AND EASY TERMS
WTTHlS TIE REACH OF EVERY one WHO WANTS HOME,
Located along the valleys Of the
KANSAS, REPUBLICAN, AND SMOKY HILL RIVERS,
sls Of the
GREAT CONTINENTAL RAILWAY.
These lands Offer to tie immigrant
ALL THE ADVANTAGES OF RAPIDLY DEVELOPING,
HEALTHY, AND RICH COUNTRY
TERMS OF SALE
These lands so or CASH CREDIT Credit sales
f cash down tie BALANCE s I per Interest thereon payable
a. follows:
EXAMPLE:
l67 acres say st 81 50 per acre viii cost 500.
Principal Interest
Cash pavment.. $50 %
Bod of 6rsi rsiyesr........................... SO 20
End Of second 30 % - %
Bad Of ihid ear.......................... 80
Eni Of fourth 30 90 60
Eui Of hfh ,...'....'... 80 OO <O
5000 ss7 20
rA deduction Of 10 per cen, IS made for all cash The same and
mas therefore be purchased ior 500 eashdow
JOHN =. DEVEREUX,
LAND COMMISSIONER,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
T,oR SATF-IN FLUSHING, l.. IA very

Il. e,0nfry Te,eree pel1lltJ oclIol IHn0H-aVe
now oad o - upon syorbs TENS oI e soig o 'eal 90
lef n.rteirs spv q. EuN ARD CARL, zeal e.tAic
scat Fi..Lss ~ d ISAAt PECK. No \ Yslsisl. Nss-iorA
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

pY HENRY ID. MINER, AUCTI0NEER.
~ saesr9oT No 81 Sas,1qs opposite The PSsoSss sPLENpio
BILE STATUARY, ALABASTER ORNAMENTS, BR0SZBS CL0CKS
AND FRAMED PHOTOGRAPHIC FLORENTlNB VIEWS tbs
IMPORTATION OF SIGNORNI E LANNON'S Co. Of FLORRNCK
HENRY D. MINER BARKER yin .ell y agetien MONDAY 18Th
TUESDAY iTh and WEDNESDAY 18th MARCH al II O'Clock escb
saesr0O No 81 Nassanst Of the betnhd
collection Of above goods offered aucton tn. city.
Groups and Figures Of Staary Carr.na
Marble for paroD churches and monuments Will be found
AbaseT aud Verde d Pato Statua executed
Pedesa large Bscsn and Roman sHs
Antique Uu aud other Vases Of entirely styles and designs sr
Also Bronze four and hse FEET
mante and 4y Clocks in bronze ssd
Paris manufacturers Also about about W Photo
graphic Views Of tue principal monuments and Ansy OF florence
Pisa Sieana aa other cities OF Central Italy The above viii be resdY
exhibition Monday morning with catalogues and particularly
worthy Of attention.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
,,oD CATF-A UOTSF and FARM of % acres

L')h SAIlE-A IlOl Dl< anu 49, VI - "AANo
II - 8r Isri within one hours Tle Oi Srv York three miles
@ rsirol iepotv be 10 short tine ol one NILE tas on = a
- o~s ofehsi kinds u pears rssrherre srlvberries
AZ In the village which contains two churches school
-. 80. hssl Gr Price JOp-hafte lay Apply address
CJIsSNW RERD 40 ls5 Fut1nst. Brooklyn, n. y
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

Gro A. LsAvrrr Auctioueer
ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
Solicited LsRARIEs CATALoauED AsD soLs
M MERvus, AuetoDeer.
by BANGS, MERWIN 81 CO., Broadway cor.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS,
MARCH Il and 10, at O'CLOCK
Private Collection Of VALUABLE BOOKS, OIL PAfNIlNGN ana
ssd Meaeoa Literature IL the French and EHsh languages
euing that very ard choice also few onA
rare Autograph Shares the SNloL So
Lbrar Catalogues ready and Ih articles are on eIhensa
GALE of the ALABAMA AND FLORIDA
- '9s decree Of the ho. Php sI.I'r Jag;
Florida sitting bankruptcy will ef at public sale the Court ons
CITY Pensacola the tSensh ll3th day Mar:h
merit AZ u O'Clock following property 0 tue Alabama and Pors
Railroad COMPANY, bankrupt via;
l2I miles OF ROAD complete, IN rnnnlhg order
313 miles ROADBED with BRIDGES TRESTLlN0. 6c, ineoD
plate together with the CORPORATE FRANCHISE Of s COMPANY
Aso LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES
iS S PE4TF9Raa PL4TF9Ra eARS eARS asoR@S:i., sSSRSi
j OFFICE and sToRBRO0N
PLATFORM SCALES (HoWesl
Also TOOLS UTENSILS &c, &c, belonging 70 sad Road COO
s.ng part Of Hydraulic Jacks Jat Screws losg hchne1
Brass Car Boxes Track Tools Blacksmith Tools snd shop
and Francs 100 bs Oh ld eg lbs Ses Iron 81 800 os spass s,'
nture Oace Clock Spike Msas Axes shOvs Hoes
10, o. Cooking Utensils &c, Sc
The completion THE road vii place the Bay Of
SEQ & met % Ss sS9 % S5 W. % S rs5s az s % md o
line with Chcs and the Lakes and msEn Pen'a ,as sa
West ladies Merco California and the great agricultural snt
an growing region Of the United States 1g the states Of hne
Tennessee Ohio Illinois Indiana free aud expeditions outlet for
their e pronos and aforns M the forsgu
received By long tedious and eIensEe route
ng 10 Pensacola as a coumon center value iuvesmsat
needs be nye';s4ted g gsss stS dns sOa proper
Pensacola Feb IT, 1853
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

nor SALE at SING SING-A beautiful
RESIDENCE nicely laid out, abundance Of iuii
house l.re ani se adapted gentemaus residence Prc 5000,
10 car remain o1 mortgage rear Inquire Of H. LUDLOW.
NJ B Pins-.t. or T. T.. CLAKK ou premises
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

GEo A. LEAvTr, AucioneeL
DO0K TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL, Astorplaee and Eghth,t LBAyTrT sTREBEIGH
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

MODEL FRUIT FARM near Burlington,
vi NJ-Tufut, of best land n berries, 10
gaiuce Pla al trees 7oo peach a pear 80 Ppe m
of hearing Coco "tL 10 o'is
ft.-. rlqs 8ah.iIi Iir-s Price about $1,000
A three FARMS ani Darlington with tcl's- rev
b8 And great gulnt saldar bearing fruits from y 20 lJo
400.
n.Li.n- .-Lr-..ng MMKNn. hn.n.ol. y D
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
AnseAeess q Clssueas

Rufus Cioate once had 4 pcet for =
client and he glowered upon him.
s.Mr. Choate," Chief Justice Shaw
broke out, "this Is = dry question Of
Law. and you mistake il you suppose
the Supreme Court Is to be influ-
enced BY any such considerations -
you appear to be Suggesting" Choase
paused little, fused with his papers,
then murmured out andibly enough
for the titering bar 10 hear linn, The
Chef Justice lent much of . lawyer,
but What polite and amiable man he
is?,
On another occasion. when the
Chief Justice growled at him rather
savagely, he turned his back 70 the
bar gathered behind him-for he
would not say . sharp thing directly
to Judge-and lnuttered slowly and
soliloquixingly, 1--WE venerate the
Chief Justice, not for any beauty Of
form or feature, but for the supposed
hidden treasure within" To appre.
ciate this, one should have known
Choate, and imagine him muttering
this audibly TO himself, - il he was
srying to account to himself for the
respect he felt for the grim chief
notwithstanding his savageness-for
We know he did truly honor, ap-
prcciatc aud admire Chief Justice
Shaw.
For long time the story ran our
rent that 1t law club Choate gave.
~ sentimcnt-"The Chief Justice
We contemplate him as the East In
dian does his wooden headed Idol
he knows that he is ugly, but b Sss's
that he is great"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

DIsAsrERs ON rnE LAKES N 1867.-Tbs
list ofshese casualties is very long, exesed-
ing the number in any previous year. The
grand total of casualties is 93l. Seven pro-
pellers and 80 grain vessels have been lost,
to which may be added 80 more which were
engaged exclusively IN the lumber trade.
Fifteen vessels engaged in the grain traffic
the past year have been condemned, and IN.
less rebuilt, will have to fall back 10 the
stave or lumber fieighting. The number Of
lives lost on the lakes and in ports. during
the season, is ls2, being rather below the
average fatality. BY far the greatest nuns
Der of Casualties in any one month occurssi
in November, when 258 vessels. Of al cl4e.
e., net with disaster. The total tonnage losl
Is II go.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
Meat Market /!
PRICES REDUCED ONE-7HIRD.
Clinton & T. ]. Wilson,

"AvING PURCHASED The Meat Marke,
III Of Luckcy 4 Bro., will keep constantly on
hand the best quality Of Beef, Mutton and Pork
and other meats in their season. Having had
long experience in the business. and being large
~ engaged in buying Cattle and Hogs and feed
ing on their farms, viii at all times furnish thu
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. Those having stock for sale will do vol
to give them call. mo
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

HaFper's Magasine, one ysar....... A.0e
A extra espy ef sssAsr tAs Aagasioe, eehly,
o. Basar will - ssppiied srasis for erery C'sb Of
Five Subscribsss q 90 sack, ia rsssissoses
or Ssx eoPiss (sv o1Aoo.
Back Nxabsvs eaa b Supplied 1t any time.
A Complete est, nov comprising Thirty-Avs
Volumes, IN neat elelh binding, win bs sent By
express, freight q sxpsnss Of psrchaser, for
t3.2t per volumA Sisgls volsmss, By mail,
Postpasd, $500. Cloth easss Tor binding, 50
csats, by mail, pes1paid.
- Ss6scr;pfions ss~t frcu BvitisA North
Aaeriess hssiness asss = ases1paaisf UisA ~
cssts additional 70 pvepsy Usissd States poss-
aga eAddrsss
HARPER ! BROTHERS.,
YRANgLYH SouARn. Nav Yong.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

ScARcrTT OF WArER.-The Montreal Nescs
says an idea Of the widely prevalent scarcity
of wafer may be formed from the fact that
for seventy four riiles along the line Of the
Grand Trurk teastl not . drop Of water is
in the tanks, and the company ass put 70
great straits to obtain il.
The Kdnkakce Gazette states that the llli-
nois Central Railroad Company has for .
long time been shipping water for engines .
distance Of fifty>tour miles, the streams aud
tanks in the vicinitv Of Ceslralia having us-
terly failed in their home supply.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
Internationally the best sustained
work - the Kind IN the WoRld.n
HARRER,S
New Monthly Magazine.
Critica! Notices ef the Ircss.

The most popular Monthly In the world
Ner York Observer.
emust refer in terms Of ealogy to The high
tone and varied exccllencics Of HAResR's Mao
AzIxs-a Journal with . monthly circulation Of
about 100000 copies-in whose pages are to be
found some OF the choicest light and general
reading Of the day. speak Of this work as
On evidence Of the eulture Of the American
People; and the popularity it has acquired is
msrlted. Each number contains fully l44 pages
Of reading matter, appropriately illustrated
with good wood-cuts; and il combines in itself
the racy monthly and tho more philosophical
quarterly, blended with the best features Of the
daily journal. Ithas great power in the dis
semins.ion Of love Of pure literaturs.-TauB.
HER's CSide to Amevsca~ Literature, Lomdoa.
ecan account for its success only BY the
simple fact that Il meets precisely the popular
taste, furnishing variety Of pleasing and in
struotivs readinsfcr sll.-Zios's Hsvoid, Bessoa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

The ratification Of the treaty with the
Queen Of Madagascar has been reported 10
the Senate. This treaty win secure foe
Anerican vessels hospisable sseepion in
the various ports Of the island, ssd IN cossss
Of time ii i expected win open up The cosn-
try to commerce. The Queen rules over .
population Of four millions and . half and
evinces friendly desire 70 form mees iuti>
mate relations With this country.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

The report Of the Board Of Emiessiion tse
the year 1867 shows an increase 10 tAe mum
Der Of enigrants over the Previous year Of
ll,622. The cash in haads of the Commis-
siosers is 4ll0:O00, against $4,000 q The
same time last year, asd IN addisioa 70 the
reserve fund OF 100000. Many improve
ments are being made in The buildings %
Wards Island.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

- iae4s Hs k4
The most important improvement Of 1867
was the new school house, which is conceded
by those best qualified to judge, to be tie
finest building Of The Kind in the State not
shss i. is the largest but that in its architect
ural beanty, the claborateness Of its finish,
its adaptation 10 The purposes sought, and
the completeness Of its appointments, il
stands unrisaled in the State Of Iowa. The
building is built of brick upon = cut-stone
foundation, three stories high, with base>
ment, vestibals, Eve school rooms, uardrohes,
tsaehers' closets, recitation rooms, library
room, thoroughly ventilated, heated with
furnaces located in the basement. seated with
the mcst improved single seats aud provided
With necessary appurtenanccs for first
slAss school. Cost Of buikling $4,000.
Cost Of furnishing, about 81, 900 total, $73,.
900 capacity, $50 pupils.
WEST SIDE.
H Guernsey, steam saw mill.
g Whitney, addition to machine shops.
! ND Smith, two-s,cry gothic dwelling.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

Tne Low WArER AT NrAoARA EALLs.-
A letter from Niagara Falls, gives the Jfol-
lowing description Of the remarkable pho
nomena of low wster 1t the Falls cad else-
where
Thursday last was . wonderful day in
the annals Of Niagara Falls. The strong
easteriy gale sent the water Of Lake Erie
westward, leaning the Niagara river asd IL
tributaries lower than were ever known be-
fore Buffalo Creek vas 90 low that IN the
vessels in it were grounded, and Niagara
Falls was . rivulet compared with its native
grandeur. The bed Of the American branch
was 50 denuded that you coald travel in its
rocky bed without wettina your feet, and
mysteries that were never before revealed
came 70 light on that day. Rocks that hers-
tofore were invisible appeared in their ful!>
grown deformity upon the surface, and great
was the conssernation among the fnny tribes.
The Three Sisters were accessible to foos
passengers, and many traversed where hu>
man foot had never trod, with perfect impu>
nifty and dry feet Below the Falls was the
wonder of wonders. The water was full
twenty feet lower than usual, aud the oldest
iniabitant gased in wonder ct the grand
Transformation. Near Ssspensioa Bridge
the celebrated rock at Winners mill, upon
which drowning man caught and Va res-
cned several years ago, which basely pro.
jects lis head above the water, was laid bars
twenty feet above the surface"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
WALL PAPER
At
Waggoner & Cos.
the PEOPLES FRIEND.
PERRY DAVIS,
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
fhe cfeatest Bsnily us1ieine Of he Lse

Taken internally, Il cures sudden colds
coughs, etc., weak stomach, general debility,
nursery sore mouth, eankcr, liver complaint,
dyspepsia or Indigestion, cramp and pain in the
stomach, bowel complaint. painters collie,
Asiatic cholera, diarrhes, dysentery. Applied
externally, cures felons, boils ard old sores.
severe burns and scalds, cuts, bruises = sprains,
swelled joints. ringworm and letter, broken
breasts. frosted feet and ehilblains, toothnche.
pain in the face, )nearalgiajand rheumatism. II
is sure remedy for Ague and Chlls and Fever.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
AN lNvAlUABLE MEDICINE
FOR the PURIFYING OF the Blo0D.
DIR. J. w. POLAAND,9
HUMOR DOCTOR.

"A fosltlve homedy Tor all kinds Of Aum0ro,
PARTICULARLY
Erysipelas, Nettle.Rash, Salt Rheum,
.crofuls, Carbsncles, Rolls, and Piles.
1t Is very easy TO say Of this Of my other med
icinc, II 10 the very beet remedy known" Il v
not always co easy to prove It, 1t H. however, ex.
cecdngy gratifying to the Proprietor Of this med.
icnc, that wlle no dclares to the pabc that tl,is
10 most wonderful and effective specific for Hu.
mors, - stated allow. be hes abundass preef =
hand to sustain his statement.
For sixteen years the IiUMon DocroR has besa
nansfactared an sold, every year has increased
tho value Of it, reputation, and the amount Of IL
sales. In New Hampshire, where it originated, NO
remedy for Humors 10 50 highly priced. An emi-
ncnt physician (now an army surgcon) when prae-
Using In New Hampshire, purchased between nfty
and slxty gallons OF IT, during some seven or eight
years, and used It In his practice. He has sines
then ordered It for tho hospital where he was ssa-
toned. Other physisans have purchased It, and
have used IL n prastics with great success. When
the Proprietor Lived In New Hampshire, At Cofs-
town Centre for the space Of thirty or forty mies
around, and In Manchester particuiarly, the HUMoR
DUToR was we'll known and highly valued for
tls numerous and wonderful curcs which it effected.
Though manufactured in large quantities the supply
was ffsquentiy exhausted, and purchasers had to
wait for more to be made. In that region soms
very sevsfe eases Of Eryspclas were treated with
k-and they were cured EryMpelas sores, o.
carbuncles those ugly, painful ulcers, were entire
ly removed wherever this medicine was faithfully
| used. 30 u was with ScrofalA and Salt Rhcum.
| Tho HUxoR DocroR cured them.
Ios ths sahe II showing what 10 thought Of H.
! lsw tsstinoeAls ere hsss tssestsas
AlItoa Gale, EsQ., Besten.
keyeby certtfv that sras sorely aDlicfsd scjfl
Ro6ls for Gro wsGts, csrelopin0 fhessefres upon ~
| kNbs aud other purts ~ spv &odv ne sudevins
sol,jcA endured frv~s eAea are isdescv(babe IN
ace 4 10 ssr TINT N71ehn1iv tired sereyui Of e.
nsst ppnsllar hAssee reas1fes, bet srSeAouf remer
tNe tks ascstou. ~ ieHgfh, ri the earmest reqwes
q( es islimafe friend, 4 vas isdsceS to try Ds
J. v. Poland's Ifssscr DoceoS, and an cesy hopp.
AertfA scas vestored ~ wsiac Dr. Foasnds afori
said sssdiciss.
6csr0S, Iass ~ fooo. HLTOS GALE.
Arss WHEELER 0eoneAaa, 4ass.
rery confidently and ,anrnssfir rscommend d.
,. W. j'osawds Asissor Eoctor a. IN exceiient res
edv for Astmors, harino Lees eonde,ykiv benefited
~ MyseE NY ess cess spss . seyy sere,s anl
obstinate one. FOR more than tsro years the akiN
sspos the insids qf both my hands, aud erem dowH
on fhe rSst was cor sfanfiy cracied aud broken sp
~ ~ crorI go ~ OSlccd n 1870 cso,ss -.
tng to aroid getting Mood spon NY rork. zAs
sSnsr s - sfescn n 20 @ s 2 os PrsSaey eomesns
healH nas quite poor. Soon after Isosn to ~
i contisMed 70 ta1e she ssiioise I'd sds Tmanr
Cured. ~ Aasds Grs *osc pe.tedty re yrom ~
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
For sale or ReMt.

r will ell my House and Lot, situated len rods
from the Burr House, for 500. This house
is 1880, and 10 we'll Designed for four fsmiliss
and rents readily for 90 PER mouth o. 322s Pei
rear. ] want money and an beund 70 ssll
The house ID for rent for suall families.
I will rent 70 snail fsniliss for ftsu fear n
si1 dollars pss msotA.
lNWl ?. TASo&.