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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-09-10
COURIER JOB DEPARTMENT COMPLETE
III With new l
Types and Presses
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS:
From Visiting Gard 70 Mammoth
Poster. executed in good style. Eastern
prices and work duplicated.
ORDERS SOLICITED.i
Eddyville.

DR.. James Nosloris President, John
Leggett, Vice President, Henry N.
Clement, Secretary, and John Gish,
Treasurer, OF tho Eddyville Grant
Il Colfax Club.
The Eddyvillians arc moving to
get up "Tanners" Club which is
commendablc movement.
BY the way, wo notice that some
lone who writes ..Eddyville all Over"
under letter to the Oskaloosa Herald,
proposes to take three each of the
contiguous townships to Eddyviilo,
lin Wapcllo, Monroe, ard Mahaska
counties, and form them into new
county, with that thriving city as
its county scat.
Among other reasons which this
Iamiablo correspondent gives for this
movement, weclip tho following:
Let us get into u community which
has some interests in common with
JUS. If we have railroad project, OF
stumwa opposes US, while Oskaloosa
sfavors us. Do we attempt manutac-
lures, Ottumwa pulls US back while
.Oskaloosa encourages us on. Even
our bridge, which has becnsthe means
of bringing much trade to our place
comes in for its share of abuse from
sOttumwa, while Oskalo Dsa says %
community that has the energy TO
engage in such an enterprise should
reap the benefits therefrom. Give
us new county, or annex us to Ma
haska, is tho wish of many.
/ One trouble about Eddyville is: that
it is most too near Ottumwa to make
q city itself, and rather too far off to
be incorporated as.one of our suburbs.
/ Another difficulty is that it is con-
stantly imagining itself rival Of
ou 8, aud in its opinion necessarily
our enemy, and the consequent ridi-
culous figure they are constantly cut
ting, in trying to dcmolish us.
We can assure the writer OF the
above article, and all bis people, that
be has drawn on his imagination
largely for his facts. None but the
kindcst feelings prevail here towards
Eddyvillc, or her people. That our
interests conflict in railroad matters
is true, but that ought not to mako
us forgetful of the social amenities
that should exist between neighbor
ing villages.
Ottnmwa will be delighted to see
Eddyyille prosper and secure her
proposed railroads, bridges, &c,, and
we are inclined to the opinion that
that she would offer no serious OPP
position to the annexation of three
neighboring townships, to tho king
dom of Eddyvillc, provided any res
spectacle number of tho people OF
those townships desired to seccde,
which is doubtful.
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One of the most effective Tanners
Club in Chicago is made up Of Irish
men. They are too heroic to follow
rebel dictation.
A pestilent rebel writes to Cop
pcrhead sheet that the "bali is mov-
ing on" The fellow doubtless has
il attached to his log.
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Some Democrat, with an eye to
business, recently wrote to tho N. Y.
Tribune, asking If it would advise
that Grant aud Seymour should
stump tho country together. The
Tribune replies:
"ltdepends on the time and place
that might be chosen. If the
'stumps' were to be those which
grow between the Rapidan and Rich
mond, and the time during the sum.
mer of 1864 and tho winter of '65-.
'66, Grant on one side and Seymour
on tho other would hardly have re-
suited better for tho Democratic
canse than Grant on one side and Lee
on the other. We have never. seen
any evidence that Grant could not
make a speech as well as Seymour,
while we are sure that Seymour
could never hold his tongue as well
as Grant.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-09-10

= The spirit of the Rebellion has
broken out at Greenport, L. L., dis.
tant about 81 miles from this city,
on Friday last, at midnight, party
OF disguised men, five or six in num-
. Der, took Lieut.-Col. Andrew Harrri.
son from his house, and covered him
with tar and feathers, threatening
ms life ut the same time. This act
was committed by Democrats, be-
cause Col. Harrison was supporter
of Gen. Grant. his old commandor -
AZ. Y, Tribune.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-09-10

p1cruREs.-Shaugs Gallery, on
Market street, is the best place in tho
city, TO go to, for all sorts Of pictures,
taken in the highest style of the pho
tographic art, and at the very lowest
pr;ces that can be afforded. Don't
forgot the place east Of Market ST.,
lust below Gillaspy's now block.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-09-10

Judge A. W. G. Carter, for many
years a prominent Democratic nol;
tician in Cincinnati has ahandanaa
that organization. and s;gn;fed h;s
INTENTION TO take part in the present
campaign for Grant and Colfax
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Now ;s the time and this the place

Now is the time and this the place
to select your New SUITS OF
CLOTHES. Largest assortment OF
fine cloths and Cassimers NOW
OPEN over brought to the city Of
Ottumwa. Call and SEQ and exam
inc the beautiful new style Of go ods.
Z. w. Belts,
No. 26 Union Block.
Sept. 4. '6S div.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-09-10

The Democratic papers declare
that .Blair says what he means."---
What does he mean when he says,
FER oon-ush'n n mus be per'suyd p
TAlbany Journal,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-09-10

AprLEs.-The finest apples weever
saw IN this market, arc on sale at
Mason's, noxt door to Lively Il Lew.
TO-. They We're raised by that.-tur dy
Republican, Jcssee Wallace.
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Go to llaskins & Willis News and
Cigar Store in tho ottumwa House
for all sorts Of Campaign fags.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-09-10

HUNTER & Co.-This enterprising
milling concern have thrown upon
the market this year new brand Of
flour, called the "Goldcn Sheaf," made
Of the best A No. ] white winter
wheat.
We can testify to its superior quail
ity as we have used no other sort for
some time past.
1t is becoming very popular among
our people, driving out oil foreign
brands as it should do.
| We have never seen any flour o
home or foreign mako, that surpasse'
tho "Golden Sheaf."
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Hon. Il. W. Clarkes Speech.

At2 o'clock, yesterday afternoon,
q dispatch was received here, stating
that Hon. r. w. Clarke, member of
Congress, from the 9Th Ohio District
would pass through here last night
on business affairs, but would stop
and address our people on the politi-
cal issues Of the day, providing a
house coald DO got together.
Notwithstanding this short notice
the Court House, was literally jam
ed full to all its seating and standing
capacity, with q highly intelligent
audience of gentleman and ladies, to
hear his speech; and right well we're
they raid for their attendance.
The eloquent speaker showed most
conclusively that the modern demo-
cratic party had abandoned all it's
ancient,land marks, that all its teach
ings and practices were diametrically.
opposedto the preccpts ofthoso great
iriiep, Jefferson, Jackson, Benton, and
Douglass, whom they claim as their
founders and apostles.
His expose of the reasonable
character Of the Coppcrhead party
during tho war and at present was
most scathing, and brought thehouse
down frequently in tumultuous burst
Of applause. He assured his audience
that his own State Of Ohio was as
certain for Grant and Colfax, 40 Iowa,
and that their election was hey ond .
peradvcnturc.
We have seldom listened to a more
calm, in,passionate, argumentative
speech. which undoubtedly done
much good for the cause.
The Tanners, one thunderstorm
we're out and made splendid dis
play.
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DHAp.-Ex-Gov Thomas IL. Sey
mour, of Connecticut, died ut Hart
ford yesterday eve., oftyphoid fever,
in his sixty-first year.
Gov. Seymour was perhaps the alb
lest and most virulent copperhead in
New England, and has been frequent
" Governor of his State, and in go,
"a and '6s was frequently spoken of
in connection with the presidency.
His last appearance before the pub
lie, as candidate was in 1865, when
he was badly beaten by Gen. J. r.
Hawley, in the gubernatorial race
Heopposedthe war for tho preserva
ton of the Union to the extent ofihi'
no mean ability.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-09-10
1.-THE OTTUMWAC0URI
Published euery TnSrsday Morning
CALDwELL, HOLDEN 4 Co
Publishers and Prorrietors,
once on corner Of Main and Green
Streets, orer Hinsey, Levis 6 Cos
. Drug Store,
A New Campaign Song.

oFF1c1AL ) orrY I COUNTY pArEn
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-09-10

Tho funeral Of cx,Gov. Seymour,
who died last night, will take place
at 2 o'clock on Monday afternoon
All public officers, military and ma
sonic organizations, are preparing to
attend his funeral.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

THIS highly popular Farmers and Fruit
Growers Paper is Published at Urea,
n. Y, on the first and 18th Of each month,
at b so a year. and every subscriber receives
a GRATriTY. worth in some cases, the FrLL
SUBSCRIPTIONS PRicEl
The Gratuities consist of fne Plate Engrav-
ings choice Grape Vines, including the Gov
CORD. the best grape in existence valuable
Raspberries and Straw berries-.he best cuiti-
waited, and numerous other other things,
among which IL the
EARLY GOODRICH POTATO,
that Yields over ONE HUNDRED TO ONE Of seed
the best table potato in existence, for sum
mer or winter. and subject to no pisEAsHi A
package of these Potatoes is sent TREE. and
POST PAID to all subscribers who request 1t,
that lie sure to produce . Bushel, or more, worth
8. as they sold last spring All Gratuities
are sent free Of charge for transportation !
Over $5U, 900 worth OF Vince. &c. were thus
sent out in 1866 ami :, all Of which gave great
satisfaction.
The RuRaL AxrRIcAS is the best Practical
paper for Farmers and Fruit Growers in the
United Sta.es. and he Cheapest Send for a
sample cory. which is sent rREE, and zee Tor
| yourselves what On elegant. large paper 1t lie,
in l6 page quario form, to bind at tbs end q
the year. The full details Of these magaih-
| cent offers will be found in the RrRAL AMERl-
ck,i.
AGENTS WANTED want q Club
Agent in every towns the United States, as
my paper is National in its character. and
cireulstes in every State in the Union. The
immense euccess Of the RURAL ANERicAS,
having the largest circulation Of any paper 10
this country that is entitled TO be called q
Practical Agricultural and Hortie ultaral pub
LEGATION, email les me to give to Club Agents
more for their services, than is offered by any
! other publisher The Premium List 10 mag
nifeent, embracing Concord and other Grape
Vines, by the Hundred and Thousand, dowr
to a simple vine valuable Watches, splendid
hunter cases, extra Double Gold Plated, worth
t25, for only FORTY subscribers, that can b
obtained in two or three days also the cel
brated Roper. -Four Shooting Repeating Sect
Gun. that is sold for t6O, and many other val
liable things, that may be found described in
the paper.
TJ have so, 900 very fine two year ole
Concord Grape Vines for sale. at one half tn
prices that others sell the same quality ans
age for! Address " T. B. MINER, Clinton
Oneida Co, n. Y" a. my editorial office ON
vineyards are located there.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

A srpERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES, ALL WARRANTED
TO Run. AND THOROUGHLY REGtLA-
TIL, AT THE Low PRICE OF sic EACH,
Ann SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
Timber Land and Farm

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Ten asrss Of Timber Land, sitnatcd near the
Wspsis, about 50 Of . mile from Ottervills.
The tinbsr he's bssa patty out u and ths lot
will be sold cheap. Also . farm Of 80 acres in
Sec. II. Byron Tp., u miles from Winthrop
station, % acres plevsd md the whole fenced,
In common with another 90, with 3 post and rail
fsaes. FOR psrtisslars Inquire efths subscriber
ct Indspsadsscs. -.
nlStf 3 y. BAKER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
TOWNSHIP.

Also over two hundred .ols Tor sale, il nth.
city Of Indepen dence.
< portion Of the lots ssA lands above de-
ssibsd viii BE- cold - long time If desired.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

IOEIANA
Are prepared to give prompt and reliable infor-
nation relating 10 the title Of any real property
in the County.
The Abstract, consists Of . Get Of books which
Show the Original Entry Of each separate tract
Of land, and every subsequent conveyance 81
the same. the kind Of Deed, whether full war
ranty, Special Warranty or Quit Claim, WITH
any and al imperfections in description, form
or acknowledgment carefully noted also all IN
| cumbrsnces. intending Mortgages, Bonds. Trust
| Deeds. Life Leases. Tax-Titlcs and Tax Sales.
and Judgment Liens. 1t is surely wisdom, on
the part If the purchaser, TO kno" What the ute
| OF bis land i. before he psrehases. and thus avoid
any trouble in the future
Several thousand acres Of wild land 1 several
valuabls Improved Farms Forssale,
in different parts of the County Also arumbeI
Of Lot. aud Dwellings in the Town Of lnde-
pendence-
Pensions, and al kinds Of War Claims, col
lected promptly. niu
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

Some Of the citizens Of San An
tonic, Texas. have formed q company
I Q emigrate to Honduras.
Fire clay rivaling the hes. deposits
Of Europe ia found within four miles OF
st. Louis. The bed is fifteen feet thick,
and very extensive.
Already. nor than 5000. 900 sacks
If wheat Of this years crop, have been
received at San Francisco.
The Kankakee, ILL.,, Gazette says
there are nine thousand Of FAX in that
county this year.
Our emigrants from the Southern
States to Brazil say that the country
i good for cattle, sheep. sugar cane
coffee. cotton in short good fof every
thing except ones family.
Barton, Orleans county, Vt. pro
iuced l,l77 tubs, or 81. 562 pounds, o.
butter during the months Of August
md September.
II il reported that m agricultural
society, somewhere in the State oi
New York offers larger premiums fol
butter and cheese than it does fol
horse racing.
A short time since a some boys
zero playing hide and ssak in the barn
Of WIN. B. Kennison, Of Norridge-
wock, Me-, one of them crawled 10
behind The hay NOV TO hide, and
came upon . hens nest containing one
husdrsd and eight egg, oil coed snd
ssssa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
Advantages Of this Plow.

10 will last from three 70 six times
longer than any Other Steel Plsw made any whore b
nnyboay. This has oSten bscn proved BY actual usc :
q STRAINS n Tho West. IL which sheeistsei riow. ssS
s.sa ~Aahiteaily 'su. through IN plovinS eighty ssre
asrss q shs sA,ae coil without yet being half WORN.
It will ssscour'' in the most difficult
soih. whore all other riows have failed. n thsrs 10 . -
" ground anywhere In which II viii not scsas, NO haw
~ 10 and Il.
vt draws lighter than any Other
Ptsv wAns euttios the sA'ns width and depth.
The Share oan b. sharpened, or o
- welded %, = readily - on erdinsry Phws by anya
blacksmith Who understands Me trade, q tho steel g
Dsrsscuy uAisshass snd WORM -kinay".
Any section can bo replaced by o
nd A0uiaboarh ere sAss IL moaids.
II II we'll stocked with New Eng
had sscond growth timber. asl the standard il wrought
ton. With 1aOts" In The cap ~ - v give os take land Al
lt plows &C any depth, from three
- Twelve issAsa works perfectly IL either stnbbis q
turf leaves clesn furrvw, and tsras under stubtlc and
Nui trash eonplstsly
- Il 10 the cheapest Pillow in tho
47-s!x doliars once, rather than nvs dollars nvs Of sis
o1rtanss svss; = In Dot losiag time and Jour temper,
- quarter ore Az more wors. with III. same . p os'"e
s1-lhs ssalisy - quantity q wvrt 4 win snaur. to
ss.Rsrsss@ %c:t y considers. :. vel :. the eo.' price,
66-Plovs are ussd for prodt, and es ons out Of wl,eii
~ ~ tssk datsss an1 eents ean y pa, IN Proportion 10
writ caa, is ~ chsapef, and We are confident a man
9O>gSts more than . hundred doilarS worth Of .plovs
A1rsvsry tins ~ gets oas u these.
These remarks are made after
familiarity with the mcrits VI most Of the good Plovs 10
- 10 the West, many Of which have Justly earned .
eOod reputation.
- Our new model "B" plow IL
SSrdsasned sxprsssiy for ssubble and foul ground.
1S.nsrstolors Ne have had only the "C' pattern de
S1-aEnsd 6r both. turf and stubbls. Thc "B" aud
80 patterns together will enable ", IL meet the
11rvisvs of all a. to shape, and give then either
0D~esaG' - -lAa" piows - they prefer.
Osk ava scc Hhens.
wavraMsv gerry Nberak.
~ Sole Only 6v
L.. l.. & W.fR. KENYON,
Al-,f InleI Andrnce. InHa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
C,u. TUoos 8 90. pmpmkrus. hrrapep,. l.k

DuBVeuE. Iowa, April II, 1865.
1 have used several bottles Of Rings vcgeta-
BILE Ambrosia, and find it superior to any l have
ever used. My hair which was quite gray has
by its use been restored to it, natural color. II
is an excellent hair dressing, and I do not hest
tate to recommend il to my friends.
DEWARD A.. LuLL, Asst. Assessor,
1st Div, Sd Dist. Iowa.
Sold Wholesale or Retail by Smale = Good
fellow. Independence, Iowa. f20.ly
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
THE RURAL AMERICAN FOR 1867,

WRIGHT. BROTHER 1 o., Inpsrten.
M 1871 Broadway, New Yorh
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

A correspondent Of the Eurd'
American recommends the following
- q cure for lice on cattle Take Il
OF more good-sized Irish potatoes,
pound them fine, then put them int
two gallons and 3 half of water, boi
thoroughly. then let it cool, and appl,
a. q wash. to cows, calves, mares ant
colu, and all other creatures that hav'
lice.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
DUBUQUE & SIOUX CITY,
DUBUQUE ~souTHwEsTERN
RAILWAYS.


~ rAxs rvvscr "WEDNESDAY. MAY. q, 1907.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
4 cor,e.nonaen, ofthe Ohio Farm.

A correspondent Of the Ohio Farm.
n, writing from Central Ohio, says
the dry weather has SO frightened the
farmers in some sections that stock il
being sold at almost any price. In
some sections good sheep are being
sold in large numbers st so cents L
el.0O per head. and yet the hay crol
vas the best had for many years,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

The COMMISSIONER OF AeR,cuL-
ruRAL.-Col. Horace Capron, is a ma.
tive Of Maryland, but has been, preyi'
Gus TO the war, largely identified with
the agricultural interests Of Illinois,
For many years he resided at and
had Devons in McHenry county. and
his herd was beyond all comparison
the finest in the West, If not in The
country. From McHenry county
about ten years since, be removed Il
Peoria county, taking his herd, wher'
it now is. Col. Capron served viii
distinction as q colonel Of cavalry
during the a He is a man Of ad
dress and education, and We may ex
pect the management Of the Depart
mcnt Of Agricultural. under his ad
mi~nistration, to command the conf
dence and respect of the agriculture
community Country Gentleman.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
! ! . : !
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM

Is the remedy that can show
More Genuine Eridence Of Merits than any
other Balsdm or Cough or Lung
Remedy, offered 10 the Public.
No stronger rarrunsy csa Be given for the
merits Of a Lung Baisam than we offer. We say
to all who wish to use Aliens Lung Balsam, that
unless it giVes entire sat.faction, they may re-
turn the bottle 10 Us after they have used it IS
hours, and the money win be cheerfully refund
ed. This same warranty has been offered from
the day We offered the Balssm frst for sale, and
10 this time, the first bottle has not been return
cd, and We have received aotAiaSsbst praise IN II,
favor from those Who have used Sold By 81
Druggists.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

CHICAGO, Nov. Is, 1S00.
M. n. r. 0ARpMsR, Proprietor Gardinse's
Rheumatic I Neuralgia Compound.
Sir-Having been afflicted with the Neuralgia
in my face for elk mosths, . friend induced me
10 try your Compound, and I esn chssrfally say
I found it the only relief, and I recommend Il -
Ill Who are troubled with the Neuralgia.
Yours Respectfully.
A. BOOTH.
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison ! Dearborn 0t.
CulcAeo, August -. 1855.
DR. GARDINER, Proprietor 0srdiner's Rhsanat.
10 4 Neuralgia Compound.
Dear sir-It is with great pleasure that I tes-
tify to the merits Of your iavAluAbls medicine.
Having been afflicted with Neuralgia for more
than . year, causing me- great annoyance % well
40 suffering, and after trying almost every rem
edy that could be obtained. . friend induced me
to try your Compound. and I an happy to say
that one bottle cured me, and ! heartily endorse
all that has been said In is favor, and earnestly
recommend > trial by every one suffering from
Neuralgia or Rheumatism.
VIM. 8. HOPKINS,
45-l3ml Firm Merrill . nopkins, - Lake 81
Sold BY Smsls = Goodfellow, Druggists, In
dependence, Iowa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

The above stock viii be disposed Of on the
PorvLAn oxx-PRIcz PLAN, giving every patron
a fnr Gold or Solid Silver watch for $ae, with
out regard 10 value.
WRIGHT Ba,. 4 Co, 1871 Broadway, New
York. wish to Immediately dispose Of the above
magu;Scen, stock. Certificates, naming the
articles, ars placed in sealed envelopes, and vel
mixed Holders are placed in sealed envelopes,
and well mixed. Holders are entitled to the
articles named in their certificate, upon pay
ment OF Ten Dollars. whether it be . watch
worth 81 COO or enc worth less. The return Of
any Of our certificates entities you to the articles
named thereon. upon payment, Irrespective q
its worth. and as no article valued less than Sic
is named on any certificate. il will At once be
seen that this is no lottery. but q straight Tor
ward legitimate transaction. which may be par
| ticirated in even BY the most fastidions-
A single certificate viii be sent By mai, post
paid. upon receipt Of IS cents. are fer 81. eleven
for So, thirty-thres and elegant premium for
q. sixty-six and more valuable premium Tor
| SO, one hundred and mes. superb watch fol
s15. To agents or those wishing employment,
this is 8 rzee opportunity. 1t Is : iegitimateiy
conducted business. daily authorized by the
Government. and open TO the nestcarefel se-u-
tiny. Watches sent by Express, with bill FOL
collection on delivery. so that NO dissatisfaction
can possibly occur. Try us. Address
WRIGHT. BROTHER 1 o., Inpsrten.
.oxa Isl P,oaduav New York
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

A FAIR BARGAlS.-An Eastern
farmer. being obliged 10 sell ayoke Of
oxen to pay his hired man; told him
that he could not keep him any longer.
@Why." said the man "Ill stay and
take some Of your cows instead OF
money" E.
bat what shall I do" said the old
farmer, "when my cows and oxon are
al gone 2"
"Why, yon al work for me and
get them back"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

Master Morris Cohn, who has just returned
from a terms attendance at the Oakland College
School, assures us that the above picture is not
Overdrawn. We commend the institution to the
patronage of Trinity parents.