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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

GOOD APPOINTMENT.

One Of the FIRST acts of Gov. Merrill
after bis inauguration, was TO recon
mission N. Is. Biktr as Adjutanl
General of the State. Gen. Baker ha.
been one of the most efficient officers
the State ever possessed. His great
powers Of organization and untirins
industry, we're Of vast service to the
State during the rebellion, aud III,
elaborate reports are said 70 be frller
and more accurate than those of any
other similar officer in the United
States for the same period. His re-
appointment will meet the unqualified
approval of the loyal people OF Iowa.
In referring to the Committees OF
the General Assembly, last week. we
stated that Mr.. Wilcox Was = member
of the committees on Banks and Bank
ing. and on Commerce. From the
official list OF committees. as published
Ia the Registsr,we discover that he has
been houored with the craftsmanship
Of the most important committee OF
the House, that Of TTays and Means.
This is valuable compliment 10 Mr.
Wilcox energy and capacity.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
The Lady's Friend.
sNiSHINGT0N IT NJ. VERNON.

The rady's Friend announces ~ 1865 .h,
following nevsets :--7Ae Dsbarry Fortune, b,
Amanda u. Dougias. author Of In Yrast.
Stephen Dane Ae., A bead Mans hale. b,
Elizabeth Prescott. suthor Of How Womar
Had Her Way 40; Fleeing from Fate. b,
Losiss Chandler Meulton, anthor 0! juno Clif
ford This, That and the Other a.
II will rive q pis"isd Double Pace Fsael,
coiorsd Ssshio" ffass--sngrsvsd on Steel--if
every nunber.
1t viii sivs . beautifully c.seuted Eane,
Saset Enyrarsng 10 sv,ry number.
II viii give large assortment of Wood r.s.
iilustrating the FasAions, Fancy Work, Ac., in
every nunbsr.
II will give . popular piece Of Mn.sc, worth
the ecst Of che Magazine in itsslf-in every
number.
II will give q copy Of she new and splendid
Premium 8sei Ensraving---. Ws.hington a,
Aosnt Vss~on'--so inches long by 81 inche.
wide-tc every full ~. so subscriber, and "a
every person sending q Club
ltofers as Premiums . large variety of Boots.
WheeIsr . Wiisoa's Seseiag Machines, Side,
Plated Tea Sefs. Spoons, Pitchers. Gold aud Sii-
rsr WsseAss, C'oshes Wrirgsrs, Ooques, Apps.-
son's 4eiops4.as, de.
- 4 Spisnd.d ON~.-As the December
number il very beautiful enc, We will send
that number Svss to all Ne. Subser.b<rs for s6s
Who send in their nance by tho ffteenth Of Jan
rary, making thirteen months in all.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

and represented the townships OF Byron,
Fremont, Middle6eld. Liberty Washington,
and Buffalo.
Exercises in Reading, Arithmetic, Geog,
raphy and Grammar were conducted res,
pecsvely BY Miss Eastman, f. s. stockvell
Miss Dickey. and J. II. Carter.
The School Government. Rhetorical Ex>
ereises. and many others were considered.
Also couple Of excellent Essays by tbs
Misses Eastman and Bridges.
S. G. Pierce. s. W. Rich and n. Boone
were appointed IS committee to prepare a
programme for next meeting, and report the
same, through the Teachers Column.
Adjourn ment to meet At Winthrop, Feb.
18th 1868, at 9, A. NJ.
Teachers and all others, who take an in
teress in Education, are cordially invited 10
attend.
f. S. Srocr~LGi,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

-
IMPORTANT TOOwNERS or STOCK.
Tue A NCRICAN STOCK JOURNAL
farmerS' and stock Bree deru,
Advertiser.
ONLY 81 PER ASNUM, IN ADVANCE.
First-cass Monthly Journal, devoted 10
Farming and stock Breeding Each number
contains 30 large doable colamn pages. illastra-
tea with Numerous engravings. Specimen
noFles Tree, TOR stamp, with iist Of splendid
Premiums to AGENTS.
Horse and Cattle Doctsr Free.
The Publishers of the AnsMcAx srocK Jorn-
NAL have established o Veterinary Department
IN the columns OF the Journal, which is placed
under the charge OF a distinguished Veterinary
Professor, whose duty il u y receive questions
~ TO the atners or iVwiss Of all kipds of stock.
and to answer In print, In connection with tbe
question, how they should be treated for a s.se.
these prescriptions arc given cratic, and ,hus
every subscrilsr to the Journal has alvav. A.
his commanl . veterisary Surgeon. r.. Of
eAargs. Every Farmer and Stock Breeder
shosld subscribe for H.
Sent Free, 3 Months T1r .y-ofh.
tag.
Every new subscriber for 1858, received nv
the nrst OF February, will receive the oetob.r
No,esn Der aad December nnmbers Of 1867, free.
making over 300 large doabie column pa 70. Of
reading matter in the 10 numbers. Au fur ~
low price Of f1.ee. Address
n. r. BOYER 4 Co., Publishers.
Grx TRHr, Chester Co, Pa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

! copy land the large Prsnian Engravins) s. 30
GEO
and ene svatts) ........ 500
(and one Sra,is u 90
eopy each Of Lady. Friend and post,... 81 10
Ihe getter up Of Club will always receive a
copy Of the Prsmi.s Snyraying. Members Of
Club Wishing ~ Premium Esgraring must 70.
NIT Oae Doilar sxfra.
i, ~ Thsse desirous Of getting up Clubs or
Premium Lists, should enclose ifts.n cent. for
sample Aagasins, contaising the particulars.
Addrsss DEACONf PETERSON.
Sl9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

PRoBLEh lrH.
A lady purchased piece Of silk for 50
cents psr yard, and lining for it At 80 cents
per yard the six and huing contained is
yards. and whole costt,. How many yards
cf each?
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

There is no portion OF the human body tha,
comes in for so much daily abuse as the Nerves
Not only are the nerves made accountable for
their own peculiar foibles, but TO them are ss-
tributed I'll the short comings OF the corporal
system. What is called the fractions, varilla-
thug. simless man. Is, in reality, the man with
ont nerve. Such person. for instance, as DIR.
Holmes has happily ske,chcd in one OF his hn-
mereus lyrics This person Is driven TO the
verge of distraction by those common sights aud
sounds which have no power TO rufiie well-con.
Quoted, geniismanit nerves. Life becc mas .
burden 10 him. because Of
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
The 81,

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cement In
awberries
Lnure.
A gentles
. over, wi
Us since,
nclusion 1
'rry beds
as had /
dinary g
ess,
He, hows
Union Iii;
en- where
,r,ion Of
rred alse
2 gshonld
few varie
lantingb'
spfropris
rery insta
ne beds Y
PINE grows
.yo or tlar
uccess in
Eloald by
ontinuei /
,ro6table
tIIovey'ss
,ountifully
orry that
ear or tvs
lad a good
he renewa
In prepa
. pat, , we TIN
he best OF
leeply and
ing 10 tie
!, apply v
plant shoul
- possible
weather &C
" with str
in place b
covering i
should the
by the fro.
roller, or .
soil TO the
II viii b
majority 2
ting the st
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pxa:nina.M
roots are q
support to
reqncnt, n
- is the II
Some u
growers !
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ing to the
crop, esl'e
iag seitA
II any
should le
j. notiiins
If grottpt
gtaph.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
PROBLEM 5rn.

The difference between the cube root Of
. number and the number itself is l30 times
the eabs roo; Of the number: What is the
number? ILrIsors TsAcHEa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
eachers' Associasien.

The second meeting Of the Teachers As
soeia,ion vas held At Winthrop, Jan. 25.h.
1878.
Mr.. Pierce being absent, 5. ". Rich was
elected President.
The minutes Of ,he previous meeting were
read and approved.
The Teachers present during the day
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

STRAPPED round them by the fond paternsl a!
Peripatetic with blade Of grass
Between their thumbs
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

DolRD.--A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN RE ACCOMMO.
- dated with Board a Quarantine Staten Island FIVE min
ucs' ak landing, In private family. ADDRESS Mira
Ruerhed Quarantine Post Office call corner OF Bay aud
Washington streets, Staten Island.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

40 EAST TWESTY-THIRD STREET BETWEEN
-tO Fourth and Madison avcnues-EieRanty furnished
Rooms in private family with unexceptonabe Board Refer
required.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

Jc WEST THIRTY-sECOND srREET.-To LET, WITH
TO Board, pleasant Rooms TO families single gentle
mo
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

A. wFST FOURTEENTH sTREET.-SEvERAL FINE
IT ~ furnished Rooms TO let, sngy suite, without
board Breakfast II required.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

COUNTRY BOARD WASTFD.--A GENTLEMAN AND
y wife desire first class Board, the city, for the
mer. Terms moderate. Address T. B. ", box $3.50 New
York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

O1z EIGHTH AVENUE, NEAR TwENTY.sryTH
eeutomen terms SO per week; cal three days.
Ring bell No. 3.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

= WlsT ELEVENTH STREET.-THE LET, IN PR1
~ vHo family handsomely furnished Second Floor, with
cut Boari, siita Tor party OF gentenen bath room
evcry convenience, near all the hotels.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

ES IRVING PLACE.-HkSDsOMELy FURNISHED
Board; private table " desired. - ~ "
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

COUNTRY BOARD.-BOkRD CAN BE OBTAINED IN
- private family on Staten Island for single gentlemen
gent fan AMI wife; the house beautifully situated and
only Gcen minutes WAX from Vanderbilt. landing. Address
j. b.. Herald oace.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

&CSO REwARD.-A REWARD or ssJo AND NO
pCO questions asked for the recovery OF seven pieces
Black Velvet stolen from 40 White street Friday nighe
May 1, 1858; an interview may be had If desired.
KUH, KUPFER SILVERMAN. n
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

% EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN UNION
AA and Fifth avenue. To let, n very handsome
furnished front Room in small private family. Terms
eOuable.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

II WEST TwENTY-SIXTH sTREET.-FURSlSHFD ID
III Rooms, with without Breakfast in pr ate house.
= WEST TwENTY-THiRD STREET.--A VERY De
~ sr1le front Parlor and Bedroom, handsomely fur
nshed let with also Hal Bed
single gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

BoARDERs AND LoDGERs WANTED.

LADY HAS SOME VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS TO
In the vicinity Of the hotels houses
temen and their wives full Board for lady. Address
hn n. j. Dayton, station D.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

re WEST TWENTYTHIRD sTREET-MAY BE Or
~ taned, desirable Rooms, with Bonrd, for families and
o. gle gentlemen. References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1868-05-05

Al WEST TwFNTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR FIFTH
L Avenue HotelTo let, second floor, furnished
unfurnshcd. several Rooms, with without partial Board
References exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04


o. sch excess until The whole amount Of United stos
af shall be reduced to f25OoOoOoO The
Palt OF lhe bl opened the door 10 expansion bypG
iee'ilcbeu banking, providing fOf an Immediate q
" circulation from s656,0O0000, which the
amount OF ntcd States notes. National Bank notes
70 $OOO00O00 and thk proviso would allow the Nrle Of
-Onu Bank notes upon the deposit Of bonds, wholly
Situout hult After the point was reached when the
TtcItyp Dy s terms longer required to cancel
Chieu STATES notes, lac cOntended that II this system
Ol Ifee banking did not provo imperative there would be
10 tB OF practical barriers Rganst twice or thrice the
amount o. currency afOat. He thought the subst
tuoh by National Banks OF the bonds proposed fOr those
nov Aed should be left Optonal at all events the pro
0e worth mOre they would be sold for the premium and
he new ones purchased at par He denied that that the
mass OF the bank stock and United states bonds
was held by caDitasfs. average amount owned
by each stOckhOider OF the National Banks was SCs7
Mr M0fl1l lnstanced the Seven-Thlrty Oan which ne
sau Afforded the strongest evidence that II was mos
held by persons or moderate means lie Thought that
any extraordinary gains by the National banks were 10
suspension Of specie payments. 1t better II they
could not improve their condition. TO show no more
pushing activity with but questionable results hI.
M0rr, after eOndemning the bill attempt 10 teer
with every tide, concluded with hopeful view OF INC
future. should better financial policy prevail
Ihe bhlswas postponed until tomorrow.
MILITARY DISTRICTS IN THE DISTRICT . -.
reply received from the Secretary OF war 20 t"
resolution OF INQUIRY whether any, ana Wliat mlhtG
districts have been established in the District Of Coum
bia with the numbers names rank and duty OF officers,
ana the expense nYOiyed also, whether Onccrs nave
been detailed for duties that are not military, and II So
under what law by what authority 1t Is authorized
TiIE sENATE's STANDING RULES.
On motion Of Mr.. ANTHONY Qsep, Il. L., the Senate
proceeded the consideration OF the report OF theSeect
After coming out Of Executive Session, the Senate ad
iOurned
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
THE WEATHER

A person martial TO the mid Winter climate of
Canada would certainly lind muchp admire in the at
mosphere which prevails IN this vicinity The Frost
King has taken the metropolis by stor and now regns
like Rlcheleu. with most absolute power Not salts
fed with this wealth OF spoil ne has even greediy sd
vanced his outer pioets, and suburban squattels arc
made familiar with his icy touch On visiting tue Yar
ons ferries last night reporter found that the boats
were much delayed hr. Benja min Demilt,
yeSr, nat a. the Thirty f5Srthst Ferry stated that he
before remembered TO have seen so nneh ICE N tue
Iersey civ. and Lberty-st ferries wore considerably
annoyed. but were making trPs wiz tolerdO@ log1
larIty Capt Brown OF the Fall River steamer O9 Col
ony said that the Sound filling nom straord Light
House 10 Hell Gate with ice 81 feet In thickness his
boat as So fortunate land her passengers aud mail
the sOnington line, did not arrive uht ~ "a the aIter
noou and at p N the e SSFwseS S saS Dia b nsa & hSt s
cify as cvanfng Hell Gate being in such condition a.
10 compel entire suspension Or eastward naylsaton
pbhbtant Another authority said that there had not
heen such ice blockade IN the Sound for quarter OF
tbe pbio suffered nuch but bore tho ns that metropo
tan flesh Ia heir to, with praiseworthy colnPia,,ss,
Bleecker-st. line was guilty of most shortconi.
ings OnlY a halfdOZen cars their rails
during the entire day. Ono hundred men could nave
easily cleared the track aud thus Obysted this incSnys
nence 10 many uptown people The last brVauNG
point the public. The Third Fourth, Broadway SIKH
aud Ninthayes were regularly running mar Ino userN
number OF and marked improvement was peSi
continues 10 be much impeded; Rne SSosl. Coua.
try highways barricaded Win no.snS,,s snSs
Persons who left Trenton for Pennngton forced %
turn back finding In some places aa & Ten eSs & ~ o1r
slight fal OF snow. on sunday afternocn the snos,
turned TO rain In tho vicinity Of Camden ing .S'tOe
The Beydero train due At Trenton at O'clock dd n0l
ar'yo until In the afternoon. On 1io etsraS nosSo,
sey railroad and transportation inc yesterday
the p.ladeuiA train due here at II A. nls Was Dedf
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
Nxv-yoRx p.u1 WEDNESDAY MARCH 1858

Or Dawes would not deuy that it was true now. Re
asse that the article be again read ia8f
Nj. KELSEY lsep.. n - objected ~
lr. EtSRIDGE did not know that Il was important to
have Il read Ii was only matter OF impeachment.
The article Was adoptedYsas, lO9; Nays, 40, strict
party vote.
ADDITIONAL ARTICLES
Mr. BINGHAM rep, 0nO) then reported two resota
ons directing that the artoes OF impeachment pe
exhibited In the of the House Of Representatives,
and OF all OF the people and be carried 20 tie Senate BY
tne Managers the other authorizing the Managers TO ap
point q clerk and messenger, aud 20 have power to
send forpersons ana papers adopted
hr. JENCKEs qiop., H. H. offered as additional ar
ticlC the one offered by him YESTERDAY +r e..
kT. ELDRIDt5E Dem, Wis., suggested, In derisOn
thai ne also had an article of impeachment offer.
Nltaout taklhg a vote Mr.. Jenekess proposition
the Ifgllse at = O'Clock adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

PAINTINGS AT THE CLINTON HALL ART GAL
LERIEs-sessrs Leaytt strebegh Go are now exhib-
iting free TO- the public large collection OF modern oil
paintings Among the most noteworthy are Leutzes new
work entitled The Bride OF Christ - landscape pOr-
traying the clown of Aiklow and Castle" by j. Faux
ner r. H. A; "view on the James River" by H. ID.
Lewis; " Tho Blacksmith shop" and Skating by Noon
light" by J. H. Culverhouso; "od Castle near Antwerp"
by r. Kruseman. and Rye Flowers" by H. Won seoin.
In addition are many paintings OF cabinet size OF rare
merit They will remain on view day and evening until
Friday when all except The BRIDE ot Christ will 90
disnn..i of By auction. = -----
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
Sp,tisl AOiit,s.

Volupns snprena. the H phrase expressive Of
voIupuoGs justly applied the rHAL0Es
new perfume @FLoR De MAYO tl4es ssa psm,asus
Of aoral odors Sold BY an druggists
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04

To DIR. RADWAY.

Question: SAInpaHAa being OF the chief ingredients % yoar
RBNOyAT1NG RRSOLyEN vha, other asrutOf nscaAi
associated sith possessing Acknowledged curative
over diseases the Kdheys. Bladder sai Urinary organsF
ssprepaEed under Dr. RADwArSuss
process or extracting medicinal properties from vegetable subsao
seeu ResoTeni the active properties q
ssparA than o. the advertised quart bottles Of Sasapshlss
only secondary point OF medicinal power several Of the ingednss
this great good reness PuaeE Of as Blood and q
serOous sphh and Skin issssA One Of bs most -
pout remedial sen,s or,he Of Kidney Bedsrs aud Urinary
diseases, 10 the famOss r.rrse
NM
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
MARRLED-


BrcNHf-HAsTA Re Seek OF Thnrs, F,a tz D, n, a,,
" bfes Har.r 6rcklA cf Cakrra to ia Batbs isashsr
u ne ae l. ". Han ~ Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
PARERIA BRAvA.


r..rr. 4 OF Bro.L
This root va, into European prsoce long 1885,
and uha used in m Grade possess wonderful remedial
us IN all eases kidney Bladder and Urinary seass and masY
highly euogi specific IN liberation Of the kdns
Chronic Inflammation LueortheA Drops Jupdee Rheumatism So
en Brotie wh uniform lh0s irpt dtsso'stze
eu Stone Bladder and other tbs true virtues 81
this root Cisssmpeine principleoStsned under DR RAD
HEw PROCESS by whh Oa n, aer properties Of s fo"s
secured M elects o0kd with SARSAPARiLLiAh 'Hd e'hst
ingredients truly wonderful Itmmedsey entssaioies ee"
ton and healing soOihsg purifying nd curative No
saeus through Sweat and Urine DE- kaassy Obtains ma
root direct from well Known that reiy h OF TOE sene
inc found in tho shops OF ne "a yea sss aao Hosp
This accounts Os Indifference with which u has OF H ysasosss
,i by Phr.e,a, As prepared and associated with oass
Ingredients in the RENoyATsG 'aioe "a cases o.
Liberation and Granular degeuaous Of the hds',s
60 :, a. rl.B.r Diabetes Bloody Urine cslcaiou Goa
.hs. and 10 Chronic diseases aud s ss,Ant In thu
cure a Secondary upcni disease beyond price coposea Of sues
rsu,i,l agents the RENovATIsd RBSoLVEST si
cases Of chrooic Ska scrcfOns and Orgsnie do
'l b ths rage Of human sgeney to COusauptss
- , a, vel as Consumption Of the Kidneys Brouehs CaisrT
- ppv Cough Night Sweas have been cured D, @ remedy
a. do,.. win prove efficacy Beas nud that 81 rlsiAg ds
~ either the male female are quickly sur'a lA' Rea'''ss
Resoveut rF-fa rfrasI
oa.ssa-" Nj the RsventHAls PeynsA, cure ~ sctsra.
e.plils Or any ssesse Tia: may be uaaaauri r
Aa,~Ts Rer,pi vhfu prepared unlsE hs od preSs cana
Biur residents of this Ay OF Salt sum, si. Goui mrnns's,
Sor u Fits Dpnsg, manT vho have bes~
smid arc have chsh eteer aae no tFs
% drsss visible supee,cd prepared tss
Posss doubt Us sCcsey IL this respect d' sse
press IL cr;ernaRas ordinary Shin Gssasssspes
Bich Pustuls Tettss Insects in the sHuA ~ d'es
viii ladies' with rough ou, aTe dgrsd 'fip o2e bo's
si yoaA eF ard beautiful censricr RssdDk RDWAfs
book FALSE AND TRUE-wi be psbsAed ssr'' n hash
Price Of Dr. RADWAYS RBSoLyRSr CSARSAPARLLlANl St
per dc1a, OF per bottle. sold by DrugEnt. DIX ADNAfr
OFFICE No o. Maeuane CONSOLATION from - 10 1Rr- Sea as
the we'd Sarsaparihsn is the label OF each bottls
- Dinmaad Rings and Pins
Fe sale b. ALLBSEe ais Broaasay eoo Nseac,s,
Diamonds BeHghs I
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
ErPoRTs Br TsIEGHsPn. hAEcn a-aa
UsaftSr Uf,tI -


IND ny-th.v est; clear, hut yrryc tls morning
BrfTsIo March 3s
tbs city The thermometer at o'clock NJ marked eleven dek-s
tee0a zero. The weather Is cesr but irtenselv cold
tierxtNp, o., March aTb
eesranf fOM The R1load lines
esad south and the trains running regularly.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-04
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four toufs hehfn5 The Washington through tu,n d.,
at iOl had not arrived a "A iss night ard dtriat ~
afternoon all the local trains considerable oised
The detention cilsed principally betWeeh Newark
aud Railway points where the snow cont usd IN or
tne geep cuts an spite OF spade and much sweating "
employees.
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rIrNERAIs TnnAY
Funerals TOMORROW

FUNERALS To MORROW. 49,
BARBER, FERDINAND y A. ST. Psas Ch0seh, Tospiiasus.
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BURR MOHTRAvILLE, Calvary Cirrsh FosnhsFe
CLAREY, aTs AAR0ARET Hunter Point Losg IsA8d.
GOULD JOHN. No. 500 Cheryst.