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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-19
100110
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March n.-TURPENT1SE.-Oniy
about lbs bbls received to-day and sold ct S. 20 for
soft, and 50 for hard, q $50 tbs.
SPIRITS TURPESTNE-Has been in better demand
to-day and the market closes at an advance Of 2aSc
Sales Of 460 bbs follows 80 bbs at 5Sc, 10 bbls
at &c. 40 bbls at &C., and $50 bbls at Gle q gallon
RosIN-Sales Of 1000 bbls at So 40 Tor No and
low MOL.
TAn-Market dull, and only 73 bbls changed hands
at 50 80 Q bbl
ding, and o3c q ID for Middling.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-19

BY singu'.r omission the platform of
the Ohio Republican Convention does not en-
dorse the reconstruction policy of Congress,
and this policy is not directly mentioned IN
either tbe Massachusetts or Pennsylvania plat
form,
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

NEW YoRK-Per schr Maria PRESENTATION feet
Lumber.
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Commercial.
Imports.
Exports.

CAlBARlEN. CUDA-Per schr Rensbaw-1i hhds
OF Fruit 70 J a Enslow Il Co.
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Consignees per south Carolina Railroad.
March IS.

978 bales Cotton, 80 bales Mdze, 1885 bags Grain,
16 casks Clay, S cars Cattle, cars Lumber and
Wood, &c. To Binns Goldsmith & Son, Camp
sen & Co. C N Ayerill Cobia & Co, n Robson, "
S Lubs, Fraser & Dill, Taft i Rowland, q Rod
gers Co, G " Williams & Co, Courtney & Co,
B Sloan, Thurston & Holmes, Gibbes Co, G h
Walter & Co. Railroad Agent, Bates & Co, Crane,
Boyleston & Co, Pringle, z Wiss & Go, Grae-
ser. Lee, Smith Co, 6 W Witte, J Colcock & Co, "
Dukes l. Co, Adams, Frost Co, Aiken & Co,
G Froneberger, W Smith. G Follin, N Israel, NJ
Caldwell Sons, Wardlaw Carew Johnston, Crews
& Co. W Roach, j h W q Armstrong, Walker, o
Reeder Mowry & Co. W Leeby, & " Devices,
Mrs Kendrick, BoIlmann Bros.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
March is.

81 bales Cotton, 115 bbls Naval Stores, Lumber,
Stock, Mdze, &c. To Kendall h Dockery, Peake,
Adams, Frost & Co, Graeser, Lee, Smith Co. VIII
Gams / Co, Chisolm Brothers, W z Ryan, Mowry
Co. M Caldwell Son, E Bates & Co, DR. B Bacot,
Rodgers & Co, s Howard Brother, Robin
son Co, Stoney, T L Webb, G E Pritchett, P
Locke, Miss WarinR, Wogener, Heath Monsees, F
A Sawyer, Lieutenant Liedke, Railroad Agent
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PULMONIC ELIXIR SPECIFIC

HAS RAPIDLY DISTINGUISHED ITSELF FOR
IL its wonderful restorative and curative qualities
Under its stimulative influence, and by It's pen
etraive agency, this health invigo1atng cordial ex
cites general beneficial reaction, and disperses the
impermeable distractions which prevent access TO
other remedies. While gradually reducing the &C.
companying construction which attends the malady,
it reproduces the essential warmth and elastic vgor
of the respiratory vessels, which, by this remedial
combination, promotes the healing process by which
relief and cure is effected.
Hemorrhages ore arrested and cured, with every
other concurrent disorder.
AS neither narcotic nor emetic properties Of any
kind are employed in this Pulmonic Compound, and
the most assiduous attention given to the quality
and medical value of each component article which
constitute it, it s confidently and conscient ously
recommended for its safety and reIohlhty, wlthont
restriction n generous, wholesome diet, or appre'
hension Of renewed cold from its effects.
For sale wholesale and retail by the Proprletress,
Mrs. CECILIA RODRIGUES, northwest corner CT
MEETING AND SOCIETY STREETS, and 1T the
Druggists
rRIcE SINGLE BOTTLE s1.25
April 2 1yr
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The Impeachment.

THE COURSE WHICH WILL BE PURSUED BIZ THE
CoJHsEL OF THE PREsDENT-pR oBABLY A
PRoTRAcTED TR1AI-sENATo SALISBURY
TEMFTED-THE OBJECT IN vHw--THE
TEMPTEs "oRDERED OUT.
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The Washington correspondent of the Bal
timore Gazette writes under date of the 10th
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Schr j A Hall.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Champion, lockwood, savannsh-James
Adger Co.
schr Maria Pierson, Grant, New York. A Enslow
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18

session Of two coats or not, or whether he ID
under the painful necessity Of changing his
Goa, as circumstances may require. wcbeg
pardon for trcspass!ng upoa our Jcsup corr
respondent, had no intention Of stealing his
thunder We claim for our township ,nans
superior advantages, among which are
good soil of land, rather undula,ing, quite a
good supply Of timber, An abundance OF
good stone for building purposes, ana plenty
Of good running wate,--,he Cedar river flow.
ing along the southern boundary, together
with several smaller streams OF lesse, note.
We cannot boas, oflargc cities or towns, bu,
we eau say without fear Of successful con-
tfadiction that We have town no, al,ogeth>
CT unlike Others ,ha, have sprung up in the
west Brandon was laid out in the spring O.
1854 BY Messrs. S. p. Brainard, ESQ, now
/ OF Waterloo, and F.. II. Wilson. Mr.. Brain.
ard sold goods fer . time. Mr.. Wilson
worked at blacksmi,hing. am not prerar
ed to give the exac, population at this time,
but should think that il would fall short OF
a thousand. A, the Erst election hcli There
were less than a dozen vo,es cast, small
minority Of which were Republican. We Dc
not wish TO rejoice over the defeat Of oul
Democratic friends, but rejoice that truth
has triumphed, and as a na,uralconsequence
they are laid out.
| II.
Dec. 18th, 1868.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18

WATERLOO, Iowa, Dec. l6, 1869.

WATERLOO, Iowa, Dec. l6, 1863.
Mn. EDrroR AT present, Waterloo gives
every evidence of thrift, and we'll su.tains
the reputation Of being one Of the livliest
towns in Northern Iowa. The advance in
wheat has caused many farmers in this VIZ
cinity to cell their grain and pay their debts.
which is source Of satisfaction to the uer.
chants, who have great many outstanding
debts among the farming community.
A course Of lectures is being given under
the auspices Of the Waterloo Library Asso.
citation the FIRST lecture Of the course vas
delivered Wednesday evening, Dec. ID, BY
Prof. Du Chailla, the African explorer.
The Association 10 in very prosperous con
dition, and the lecture course thus Ear has
proved quite profitable.
One OF the greatest wants of Waterloo Is
good sidewalks; but this neglect must be
overlooked, considering that il has but re-
Gently been made city, having been ineor.
Porated the 4th Of last October. The City
Council couter plate great many Improve
ments during the next year.
There has been large snosst Of bsild>
ing done here during this year; it 10 estims>
ted that nearly two hundred buildings Of ".
rioas kinds were erected, among which we're
tvo three>story brick blocks and two fine
Touring mills. It is estimated that there
will Be nearly Is much more done during the
next year.
A Young Mems Christian Association has
been organized recently. It has opened .
reading room, which is neatly carpeted,
lighted, warmed, snd furnished with al the
latest journals and periodicals, and is be-
coming quite an attractive resort for the
young men Of the place.
Mr.. W. II. Hartman, Of The frm Of HART
man Logan, propristors Of the Waterloo
Courier, Offers his bali interest in the con,
Germ for sale, being DESTROYS Of leaving The
business on account of III health.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18


The fourth meeting Of the Buchanan Co.
Teachers Association, was holden in tie
New School building, on Saturday, Decem-
Der 18th.
Wilson Palmer, the Pres, in the chair.
The constitution aud BY Laws were read
By the Secretary.
A discussion on the subject, "what i the
better method Of teaching Primary Gram
mer." was participated in by Mr.. Osborne,
Mr. Smith and others. Mr.. Osborne thought
the oral method the only true one, and gave
the Association the manner 10 which be
taught the study.
The subject, ''how shall teachers in the
county very much lessan the number Of rec
;sa,;ous a their schools, Or bow better elias.
sify their schools" brought out IN ear
nest discussion.
Mr.. Pierce spoke It length, upon the
importance and imperative necessity Of .
better Classification in the schools through.
out the county. and be urged il upon the
teachers to attempt 10 every possible way.
a. it Was their right TO do, to 90 reduce the
number Of classes that their work should
bring more complete results.
Nr. Palmer, Mr.. Stanford, Nr. Osborne,
Mr.. Smith and others, followed in the dis.
cussion, ell Of whom ssgusd on the absolute
pesd Of . better classification.
A Committee vas appointed BY the Chair
70 adopt . resolution concerning the FIRST
need Of our Schools. NJ. Stanford, Mr.. o.
borne and Miss HAYWOOD were appointed
that Committee. Ths resolution reported
and passed vas - follows
Resolred, That We, the teachers 10 Blu.
chanan county, in association assembled. do
believe. in view Of The difficulty arising from
the multiplicity Of classes 10 our schools,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18

The Prize FrcHr.-This dirty affair came
of At or near Menominee Station, H., yes.
terday, between one and two clock. Il i:
said somewhere near hundred roughs were
in atseudar ce. There we're some forty odd
rounds fought in about as many minutes
il what took place could be called fighting
Tewey got little punished, but not worth
mentioning, While Bernard only stood there
to knock Tewey down when he didn't TALL to
prevent it. Tewey won the fight by receiv,
ing . kick from Bernard for his pusilani
nous conduct-won j, by . foul. We're !,
not for the farcical nature Of this mill" one
might be tempted to speak Of it as such dis
graceful human-dos fights deserves to b
spoken Of. but As il did not reach that dc,
gree Of brutality. il is enough to have given
the result Dubuque Times.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18

Mn. EDIros BY looking on the map il
will be discovered that 10 the southwest cor.
ner Of Buchanan county there Is . small
portion Of land, (six miles square, known
and denominated - Jefferson township, Of
uhteb there hes been littls said or known,
save perhaps when our iberty>loving party
csllAd n substantial I'D 10 The way Of votes,
vhich - ass not slow 70 give. Noevish-
stsndisg I'll this, We sss . resdisg people,
have paGsooizsd your worthy Pspsr and ps>
rGasd ~ coiumss with pleasure and profit,
- it has made its weekly visits. We have
not bsss . little interested in hearing from
other portions ofoar county, snd especially
from out thriving tow"s (snd ethyl along the
line Of The R.R. Jesup has done well aud has
The pisek to do more IL she don't run OF the
rack. II stpears she is blessed with arc b.
n is~ye- csguot shy whether be y in pos
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18
stats NEWS.
Dec. 18th, 1868.

The McGregor News says that Linkin.
sales late lecture u that point was deci>
ded success.
A new bridge has been thrown across the
Tsrkey..river At Osterdonk's.
The Fayetse Journal says beautiful lynx
was captured near that town, the other day.
A new map Of Fayet,e Co. is being pub
lished.
Narshalltown tosed railroad tax Of 5 Per
cent. fce the completion Of the Iowa River
Railroad to tia, point. The vote $50 for,
and IS against the tax. So says the
Tm<s.
MarshAll,own has defeated the PROPOSE.
ton to purchase . steam ere engine. Il
was going to cost $4,000.
DEBORAH complains Of awful hard times.
I.inkinsale lectured 1T Decorah on the sth
inst, Is We see BY the Reyisfer.
The State Historical Society elected the
following officers ai its annual meeting DR..
N. ]. AanmAn, President, Ex.Gov. Kirk
wood, Rev. VIM. Emond and Judge Geo.
g. Wright, Vice President; c. F. Clark,
Librarian H. S. Melton, Trereasurer Capt.
W. c. CASTOR. Recording Secretary, and Dr..
Sanford W. HUI. Corresponding Secretary.
The Washington lIowa) ladies' evs a"sOr>
osis.'
Hon. n. n. Cooley. Of Dubuque, has gone
to Washington for the winter With his family.
Mr.. Alex. Clark, we'll known and highly
respected colored citizen, has been appoint
ed general agent for the National Lincoln
Monument Association for Nuscatine County.
Rev. ". s. Peterson. late Of the National
Platform, is lecturing in Ohio, under the
direction ofths Good Templars.
John B. Couant Of NcGresor 10 the Gau-
ger recently appointed for the Third District
under the Internal Revenue Law.
TnE waverly RPsblioas states that Tie
spire, which vas being raised from one Of
The towers Of the new Methodist in that city,
fell o. Thursday last, distance Of thirty
feet, crushing Ill beneath i ill il reached
the ground. Fortunately nooe Of the work
men we're under il.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18
$500 80 --s--s~a-a==A-=
TOWNSHIP INSTITUTES.


After an experience Of some years as n
district school teacher, aud some acqnaint-
ance with experience OF others, am Of the
opinion that the Local Teachers Institute,
or Association, may be made powerful in-
strumentaliiy for good, 10 the common
schools Of our county. Through its ilfl,>
ence, not only upon the teachers, but upon
sub directors, guardians and parents, who
may be induced to attend such meeting,
and who could not AFFORD time to attend the
county Institute.
The teachers and the patrons OF tie COM
mon schools have comm,n interest and
common object, If we may so speak. This
common interest is the beneficial result Of
a united effort on the part Of both teacher
and patron 10 harmonixe all differences Of
opinion, and 10 direct I'll available power
and influence toward the accomplishment OF
the common object, which is the education
Of the children and youth.
II seems to ne that while We are looking
for the cause of poor schools, we should not
overlook the fact that none Of US are perfect,
and that many are willing to sacrifice the
common interest, to . certain extent, for the
purpose CT promoting private or selfish in.
tercst. If . careless or incompetent teacher
can get Just IS many dollars per month for
staring in the school house with from six to
thirteen young hopcfuls as schol. rs as the
careful and competent one can who labors
hard to educate from fifty to one hundred
scholars, We must expect TO have careless and
incompetent teachers-or teachers who will
conduct their schools in such q manner IS
to deserve the term careless and iucompe.
tent, for l do not believe that careless or
incompetent teacher can obtain the requisite
certificate in this county, at least during the
present administration.
In order that we may derive the most ben.
eft possible from the local or township in.
stitu,e j, is necessary to conduct il in such .
way that the teacher NAV pat in practice,
the principles he there learns, in the every
day routine OF school practice. This may
Be done by class drill, BY examining differ.
ent methods and discussing their merits
adopting those only which We can, individ>
ually, use with better success than the sys>
TEN we are in the habit Of using; for il A.
can teach O1hogrophy best by having his
pupil use slate and pencil, it does not follow
that b could leave the "old rule with equal
success.
variety 10 the spice oflise. II Why NAV not
this adage be applied to the Local Institute
And are not essays, orations &c. the main
spice Of the Institute If so, how necessary
il is tina, We make them Is pointed and
spicy rs possible, remembering that brevity
is the spice Of some sermons ~ well ~ Of
life.
Let u unite our strength TO bring about
. union Of interest and purpose between the
patrons and teachers Of oar schools, correct
the errors Of the past and commit none in
the future. CLrSpAGA.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18

There is great probability Of var between
Greece and Turkey. The demands Of the
latter are Outrageous and excessively hs,
initiating to Greece.
At latest accounts, the revolutionisss in
Cuba we're gaining fresh ground.
The increase Of tAs public debt in Novemhs1
vas IS, OF. oee.
The temporary bridge ssross the Missouri u
c0uneil Bluffs, has hssn completed and traini
cross, the same % last winter.
pitched battle vss fought between the revo.
lstionists and The eovsfnnens tfoops not far from
Psssto Prineipie, Cuba. sbost the 5th or 9th
inst, resulting in the defeat Of the government
troops, aeossding t. ass.e from the rsvols-
tioaists. The losses vsrs about 500 killed on each
side. Another slight engsgsnent occurred 1t
Moro.
A rev British eabir Q. has been formed With
Gladstone at its head.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18


that il should be and is the duty OF each and
all Of us, the teachers OF Buchanan county, to
greatly reduce the number of classes under
our care, aud we ask the support oi cur pat.
rons to effect the rduc' On.
Mr., Pierce's resignation a. Chairman Of
the Executive COMMITTEE wa, accepted,
Miss Mary Dccgins WAS appointed TO fill the
vacarcv.
Adjourned TO NICE, in tie rev school
building, ia this city, on tue 81 Saturday Of
January, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Names of teachers present.
Sc. Pierce, Wilson Pa,mer,C W. Smith
L. Y. Smith, Elmer Smith, +. NJ. Abbott
{. 7. Stanford, Osborne, II. A. Wells, ]. b.
Strong, ]. W. Carter, Miss Aborn, Mi ,
Boardman, Miss NJ. f. peering, Katie VIII
sou, Lizzie Wilson, Jennie Uarwcod.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18
BAD TASTE

In the mouth in the morning 10 one ofthe synp
tons Of bilious condition or disordersd seae'
II tho liver. and should not. for single day, b
neglected, Is Il is but the .prsmonltosy symp
tom Of q train OF evils ami the very seede o1 ~
ease. Procure st once Robsck's blood PILE
administer them according to the directions -
compy ne each boz. and the dimeuIty ana ssn
rer 81 disease will 4 once ~ removed. Tabor
nd Irwin. Agents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18

Our good friends who have dung
so far to the prcjudices Of the past as
- oppose the application Of the dem.
.ocraiic principle upon which our Gov
ernnenf is founded to that very con-
siderable portion Of the race Gun.
brac.d by womankind, may as we'll
he m king up their minds TO accept
the inevitable, and gracefully yield
ih-ir unnatural opposition. before
b"rnc down by the shear force Of the
viiriuind which is gathering in
the east and in the west. Why at
tempt 70 defy Almighty justice: Why
throw yourselves under the very
wheels Of the great ear Of Progress,
W ~ iseyitably ground 70 powder :
Just - surely ~ right triumphed in
crushing the rebellion against liberty.
in o..rihrowins slavery, and in secu.
rim. to the negro the means Of self
protection through tie ballot, so sure
~ will it again triumph in its recogni-
G1p of woman a. q constituent part
81 ~ human family, as . sentienf,
responsible being, rs . co-cqual cle-
s.ent ef society. rs unit in Govern
spe~. recognized BY it as the equal
bcfare'the law u every other unit, and
entitled 10 the sage natural rights.
The principal Of enriEs impartiality, Is
Regards citizens, must ke thorough
~ incorporated into olx organic law,
before Liberty may he truly said 70
have dwelling place smosg -. We
profess democracy. but the word i .
sheer ,soekery 10 siew Of the political
shackIes spsn tie wrists Of half our
populakisa. It Naltcys ~ II the
shsskles be Of gdl. welded with full
some laudstion and Aattery: they are
shackles still. The tkosghtIess and
the sballov-braioed may love 70 wear
them bscoase they src OF gold and be-
cause of the welding; but TO the
woman Of large heart and large brain
there is no vassalage more humilia-
ing. 10 bondage mere CALLING, than
~. which peSpstsrAIy psoclai'ns her
lie inferior, snd denies her that voice
!, society which can alone purify and
leysfc il. Why IL il that nearly all
r. leadigr voiGcn ~ literature and
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18

A Township Institute will be held in the
school house, at Quasqueton, Saturday, Dec
26,h, 1868, commencing u 10 O'Clock
A. II.
Opening exercises and election Of Off.
GERS.
Essay by Mr.. Hammond. subject .elec.
ted.
Grammer, BY VIM. II. Osborne.
Question. Should penmanship be taught
in day school.
Arithmetic by 7. J. Foust.
Select reading BY Miss Boone.
AFTERNOON.
Defamation by Wm. H. Hastings.
Question. Should prizes be awarded in
dist. schools.
Question. How shall whispering be
stopped.
Select reading by Miss Bu,terfeld.
Essay by Miss Gageby. Subject, School
Government.
Theory and practice Of Teaching, BY S. G
Pierce.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18
sLEEPLESs NIGHTS,

Asa remedy TO soothe all nervous exc te'
perht andin it's truest sense anervine, tnere -,
L.rh.ns no medic,pe extant which is received
With 20 much favor ~ Roback's Stomach bit.
tiers wine glass fnli going to bed rs al
that is reqired TO produce sound and hsalthiul
seep. Tabor and Irwin Agents
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18
INDIGESTION

IL but another nams for Dyspepsia, and the
parent Of many ills. Robsck's Stomach Bitters
taken in wineglass full doses, directly after
each meal, will surely effect . permanent cure.
DO not take oar word for Il, bnt try Thorn.
Tabor and Irwin, Agents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18

"Obtaining money under false pretencs .
vending miserable hair preparations. A
trade that is fast dying out, however: for the
universal popularity Of "Baretts Vegetable
Hair Restorative > is rapidly putting an ef
fectual stop to snch consraband Traffic
Richmond Enquirer.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18

P. T. BARxra is undoubtedly the greatest
Snowman in the world. DR.. J. ". Poland's
Humof Doctor is without doubt the best
remedy for Scrofula, Erysipelas and kindred
diseases. ever yet discovered.-Sold By
George Smaie.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18
An Ounce Of Preventive

II worth p-uaA u cure. Fever and Agus can
bs prevented in all climate and in al eonstiiu-
tons BY the e"nstaat use Of Roback's Stomach
Bitiers. and II tmes the very wnrst esses have
been cured by their timely use. Persons living
In maiaricas districts should never b without
then. Tabor and Irwin, AGENT.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18

TIE LuSGs oftentimes are weakened by a
very slight cold. To remove this tronbl.
there is no better remedy than the Whit
Pine Compound, winch is valuable medi,
um in Pulmonary and Kidney Complaints.
Sold by George Smale.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18
LBuooRnH09.''

or. whites, which follow local debility and con
stitutionai weakness can be efectusliy cured
by the use Of Roback's Stomach Btters. DO not
let the druggist sell you any other remedy: q
these BitteSs ore prepared with especial refer.
suce 10 this complaint. and are warranted n
cure. Tabor and Irwin, Agents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18
NOT A BEVERAGE.

Unlike most Of the bitters Of the present day
Dr. Robaok's are lot isteaded ~ . pleasani
stimulating whishy beverage, bat are perfectly
medicinal, containing only sudicient pure bour
ton whisky to hold il solution the msdieias
sxtrseive matter from which they are com.
posed. Tabor aad Irwin, Agests.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18

There is no medicine % much in favor with
those who are acquainted with their action .:
Roback's Blood Pills, they are Safe, pieasans
and mild IN their operation. and are purely
vegetable, can be taken BY children ~ yell q
sduits, Try them. Tabor and Irwin, Agents