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Firmer at S2S 5Oa2S as. Bulk Meats
Firm; shoulders 92<a1Oc; rough sides
1l7<a111Sc; short rib l2a12Ac; clear
sides 1Sal315c; sweet picked hams l4L
LAED-In request and held firm at
st. Louis.
MARCH 1s.-FLoUR-Active for me-
dium grades, which are 25a5Oc higher.
GRAIN-Wheat-UnchanGed: spring
sold at g 205a2 12%. Corn and Oats
Unchanged. Barley-Scarce and high.
or. Rye-Unchanged.
PRovIsIoNS-A better feeling. Pork
S23 75a24 90. Bacon-Clear sides firmer
at l4a143Mc: shoulder, 10sa11c. Lard
Very little offering; choice hold at 142%c.
MARoH s.-GRA1N-Wheat = Dull:
sales of white Michigan 50 S5; amber
50 6lH. Corn-Held at 92c; with Gle
bid. Oats-Dull; sales of No. at 66c,
Rye-Firmer.
SEEDs-Firmer; sales at 81 45a7 so.
Milwaukee.
MARoH 1s.-FLouR-Quiet ut 50 25
GRAIN-wheat-strOng at 81 % for
No. l.
MARCH ls.-Market generally dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-No. l Milwaukee
firm at 80 25. Corn-Sl IL ON track.
Oats-TSc ON track.
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reconsider, and let the bill go to the
Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Spalding also spoke against the
Dill, which he regarded as unconstitu-
tional.
Mr.. Kelly advocated and Mr.. Kerr
opposed the bill.
Mr.. Broomall withdrew his motion.
and the bill and amendments remain
with the judiciary Committee.
MIR. Farnsworth, from the Committee
on Reconstruction, reported the bill to
admit theState of Alabama to represen-
tation in Congress, which was ordered
to be printed. He would ask to have
II GO co nsideEed and passed tomorrow.
The bills as follows:
WHEREAS, The people of Alabama in
pursuance ofthe provisions of an act of
congress entitled IAN act for the more
ethctent government of the rebel
States" passed March 2, 1867, and the
acts supplementary thereto, have
framed constitution of State govern
ment, which is republican in form; and
WHEREAS, AT an election commen-
cling on the 5th day of February, 1868,
a large majority of legal voters OF said
State, voting at said election, voted for
the adoption OF said Constitution;
therefore,
Bet enacted, 6.c., That the said State
OF Alabama shall be entitled to repre-
AA COA4SACSS aa bOOu dS Iu6
State, the members of which were elect
ed at the election mentioned in the pre-.
am6le of this bill, shall have duly rat
thed tn amendment to the Constitution
OF the United State proposed by the
Thtrty.n ninth Congress, and known as
Article IA, section second, that it shall
be the duty of the Commanding Gen.
eral OF the district in which Alabama
Is included, to notify the members of
the Legislature of said State chosen at
the election held in February, 1865, to
assemble at the Capital OF said State
within thirty days after the passage OF
this act.
Mr.. Paine, from the Conference Com
mittee on the bill to facilitate the pay
ment of soldiers bounties made a
report which was agreed to.
Mr.: Julian from the Committee on
Public Lands, reporpd bill amend
ing the homestead law. Ordered to be
printed and recommitted.
Adjourned.
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ST. LOUIS.
Kansas Honds In 1Iarnet.. FIRE at Z

RAnsaS BOnIS in 1IarKet.. Fire at 70.
peEa.-.The Upper HEISsIssIppI
Sr. Louis, March 18.-The Mississippi
river Is open both above and below
Governor Crawford, of Kansas, left
topeka yesterday, for New York, to
islature amounting to S27O, 900.
Much excitement was caused in To-
peka yesterday, by the discovery that
the store of E. Levi had been set on
fire and that it contained only 5000
worth of goods, while there was SOS, goo
insurance on it. The store was under
the State and United States offices and
the court room. Had not the fire been
speedily extinguished the loss to the
State would have been irreparable.
The reports of suffering and. starva-
ton at Fort Totten are untrue. The
Fort has tull rations to last Till July,
and large surplus for the destitute
Indians.
The Montana papers report the In
dtans quiet on the Fort Benton road.
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ALBANY March 1s.-The river is free
OF ice; no damage was done by the
moving ice. The reported CARRYING
away of Crescent aqueduct and thirty
canal boats Is untrue; also. that bridges
had been carried away at Schenectady.
There are still few ice dams in the
Mohawk, and the water is very high.
The Hudson River Railroad Is three
feet under water. Several trains on the
Central Road are ice and water bound
at Sprobers and Palatine bridges.
Fink's bridge, over the Mohawk, was
ford.
Secretary Seward and party, bound
for Washington, are detained al Utica,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, March 1S.-The
ice in the Connecticut is rapidly going
out; the river is clear from HOlyoke to
the Sound. No damage Is reported.
a stock train was thrown from the
track, on Monday, and % sheep killed.
ALBANY, March IS.-The Central rail-
road is again open. The ice barriers
have been removed sufficient to permit
the passage of trains.
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ELEn.

TOLEDO, March ls.-A destructive fire
occurred at Monroe, Michigan, last
night, destroying Strong's Hotel, the
post-ofhce, Episcopal ChHlc Bruckner
q Howell's hardware store, J. r. Bar
ris' dry goods store, and Wakefield's
livery establishment. Two or three
small buildings adjoining the Fist Na.
tional Bank building were also badly
damaged. Loss $4,000 to SlOO, 900; in
surRnCe small,
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Explosion OF the steamer aIasuoli.
Fortv Personn KIlle,l,

CINCINNATI, March 1s.-The steamer
Magnolia, Cincinnati and MaysviIle
regular packet, which left here at noon
to-day with about one hundred cabin
passengers and large amount of
freight, exploded her boilers twelve
miles above the city, at half past one
O'Clock this afternoon. The greater
portion of her cabin was carried away,
and the boat afterwards took fire.
About forty persons were killed; sew
eral being bnrned TO death.
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LIVER PILLS

Are Pills that have a direct and powerful
action on the liver, and relieve any mac
tiVity or cOngeSted state OF that all tmpor-
tant organ upon which depends the whole
process OF digestion. The importance then,
81 procuring Pill that shall have such de
rect action without the i'll edects OF mercury,
Is manifest to every one; Such Pills are Ro-
backs Blood Pills, they are warranted pure
IL vegetable, and can with certainty De re-
lied upon, and are sac at all times.
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GnnnhR

OTTAWA, G. W., March 1.-THE Gov
ernmeut has appointed DIR. Tupper "a
commissioner to England to effect a
settlement of the Nova Scotia difficult
ties.
The Montreal capitalists propose to
the Government to build an intercol-
onial railway for eight million dollars.
Cabinet dissentions are rumored. II
is said that Mr.. Howe and another
Nova Scotian will be offered seats in
the Cabinet to couciliate Nova Scotia.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, March l7.-When Madam
Rtstorl was announced to plav the
character of Teresa the Bishop OF Ha-
Vana interfered and denounced the per-
formance to The authorities, but wns
not much needed. The Bishop in con-
sequence ordered the Curatea in the
districts through which Gen. Lersundi
was to pass on his tour through the
country not to ring the church bells in
his honor. Gen. Lersundi returned
and telegraPhed to Madrid, whence he
reached for reply, to make himself be
respected. The directors of the admin-
tstration are unanimous on the subject.
The Bishop has been put under arrest
in his own palace, but will probably be
sent to Porto Rico TO await orders from
Madrid.
The Cadiz mali steamer has been de-
tanned one day by Gen. Lersundi to
take on board two OF the refractory
Curates.
An audacious church robbery has
taken place here.
Ihere are reports that tho export Cu-
ties are to be increased.
LATER.
Gen. Lersundi has returned. and Inns
ordered the Bishop TO leave the Island
for his insubordination 10 the first nm
thorities of Cuba.
The Cadiz mail steamer has been
detained for the purpose of taking the
Prelnte aboard.
The Herald's special from Havana,
March 18th. says: Several Spanish OIL
GERS in the Mexican service, have been
implicated in the late conspiracy. The
plan was connected with Santa Anna.
Marquee, Ouloaga and others, and had
for its object to proclaim for Ortega.
Some will probably be shot.
Forewarning has reached the NIexi-
can Government of the plot to blockade
and get possession. of Vera Cruz,
President Juarez will probably send
81 commission to General Lersundi,
asking him to observe the neutrality
laws.
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PORTLAND, March ls.-The inhabi-
tants of Long Island and Isle of Haut
who have been suffering for food, hav-
ing been cyt off from the mainland for
two months by ice, and were obliged
to subsist on mussels and other shell
fish, have now been supplied.
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Enllnhh

New YoRK, March I8.-The failure of
?. r. Westfal's bank at Lyons, in t his
State, occasions some talk. Its owner
was Evan Alstyne, who mysterlously
The sheriff is now in
possession. The deposits amount to
Sl5O,OOO.
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Iudge LYneli ID lIis.onr,.

Kansas CrTY, No., March 1s.-An-
drew Mcclure, and one 81 his Van1-
connected.with the late bank robberies
at Richmond, NO., were taken from
the jail at that place last night, and
hung by a party of six persons in dis
guise, calling themselves a vigilance
committee.
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NEW York, March 1s.-It Is stated
that the directors of the Erie Railway,
at meeting this morning reduced the
1Rre to Buffalo to IS,
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MONEY AND STOOLS
GoLD-Lower; opening at 1885, and
CloSinry ot 139lZa13RlE
CLOSING PR1OEs-5:9O P. M,

SrocKs-western Union Telegraph
331Sa339S; New York Central 120L;
Erie 691Sa691<; do preferred 76; Hudson
l35a137; Reading 9711<; Ohio and Missis-
81. Paul 52Ia525S; do preferred 671a
6s; Michigan Central 112; Michigan
Southern 881Ias9; Illinois Central 1877;
PIttsburg S91sa9O1S; Toledo 1O41<a1045z;
Rock Island 931S; Northwestern 624a
65; do preferred 737Sa731S; Fort Wayne
lO114a1OlH; Hartford ~ Erie 13s@al4;
Terre Haute Al; Marietta, first pre-
ferred, 30, Painesville 100.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells. Fargo Il
Co. 361za37; American 6S1&a69; Adams'
1916! United States 69a7I; Merchants
Union 343<a35.
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7. G. McAFEE,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
n O II / O N S
NO.7O Main St, Wheeling, VIVA.
Selling Off at Cost,
A ND LESS THAN COST, TO CLOSE UP
"A the business at wholesale forcash.
BILE business WILL sell the entire stock, fx-
tures and good will OF the trade with pos
session of one ofthe best standsin tue city.
sisting OF Notions aud Variety Goods, many
OF which were bought at New York Auc-
IONS, al prices rulnous to Importers and
spool Cotton, Skirt Braid.
Linen Thread, Sewing Silk
Shoe Thread Shoe Strings,
Knitting Pins. Pins, Needles,
Buttons, large variety,
Gloves, PAPER Collars
BnlmOr0l skirts,
BAndkeIChIeis, Neck Ties.
shirt Fronts, Suspender,
Towels, COrBets, ElastIcs and
Carriers, Coat binding,
Cotton Cord, Tapes and
Ru1linE, Croche Braid,
Pocket Books,
Ribbons, .ilrge
stock from
Cord Edge. Ribbons 2tO9.
Bonnet Ribbons. L. to 20,
Tnfietas Ribbon, IL tO9,
NelYet Ribbon, l% to 10,
Betting, Buckles, Wells.
Umbrellas. small Wares,
SpeGtncles and Cases,
Tobacco Boxes
Violin Strings,
,,-, Jews HaTps
Brooches, Fish Hooks and Lines,
Toy Watches, Watch Keys,
Hair Pins, Diaper Pins, Beads,
Rings; Spoons, Shears and
Scissors, Razor Strops,
Chalk Lines, Thimhles
Stationery,
Papersand
blank books, School Books,
SlateSsn Pencils Pens and
Holders, Bonnet Boards,
Window Shades, WrapnIup
Papers, cotton ard
Paper TWine, OIL Cloth
Bags, Looking Glasses
Matches, Pipes,
Lamp Wick
Hacking and Brushes, Whltewash Brushes,
Lamp NSjS Nick g; :TI,S P; ( y; & =. Gym Caps.
Soaps, Piece goods from
Auction, SRtinetts
CnSslmereE, Jeans,
Linen, Ven Bereges &C., sc.
To all which your particular attention is
Invited.
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING TRADE.
For the accomnodation'or my Customers
the Stock OF Staple and leading Goods Will
| be kept good as for as possible, up to the
| time of finding successor in business. On
| all such fresh goods, a uniform proht OF Ten
per cent Will be added. On which plan (faIl.
Ing TO md a purchaser for the entire stock !
the business may be cOntinued-and ms tht
my line to cost them less ON tho average
than in the Eastern Markets, that It Will Be
so popular as to attract largely such buyer
as have the means to pay cash at the time
| of purchase.
| iebS5 II q NfcARETc
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9tHautEaI.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
Designated Depository q. 8,

S20 plo
5000
Money received on deposit; Exchange
bought and sold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
interest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
FOUR per cent per Rnnum where the de-
poSit remains six months, and FIVE peT
cent, iffOr one year.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufactures,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums to spit,
constant supply of New Fractional Cur
rency1 and l. 2 & so coin, kept for the ac-
commodation Of depositors and the public
GEO. X. WHEAT, Pres't,
mar1s GEo. ADAMS, Cash,r.
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MELANCHOLY.

Is one orthe many disorders of the nervous
system, arising nom a low state OF the c9n-
lonV Continued sickness, and requires inXlg-
OrofinE remedies like Robaek's Stomach BIZ
feTs 10 restore the nerves TO their natural vi
tally. Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
naFlS-2md&w
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
NAKKETs ny .rELEGRAPn.
NEW York, March ls, 1868.
REGULAR REPORT,

CoIToN-A shade firmer; sales 5000
bales ut 25a251Ic for middling uplRnds,
the latter price an extreme.
FLoUR-Dun and u shade lower for
good grades.
GRA1N- Wheat-In buyers favor.
Rye-Steady. Oats-Dull and heavy
at SSaS319c for western in store. Corn
Quiet and dropping at 81 2lal "a for new
mixed western atiOat.
PRovIsIoEs-POrk- quiet and
steady at S23 25 for old mess; $24 5Oa
24 5239 for new mess, and S25 90 for
April. Beef Active and firm. Cut
Meats-Without decided change. Lard
prime steam. BacOn-Steadya at l2c for
Cumberland cut.
DRY GOODS.
Market rather dull; prices of stand
ard brown sheetings have given WRy
11lc; we quote Atlantic A at 1Sa181lc;
do II 171IalSc; Pacific extra 171Eal8c:
Appleton Aand Indian Head 1916; Pc
quot A zoe; Lyman E 1Sc; Roxbury A
171SC; Howard A 16c; Stark A lSc; Sill
yer Lake 8 13c; Portsmouth AA 13c;
Broadway 1514c; fine grades without
particular change; Indian Orchard G
l61Tc; do UU lie; do A 17c; do ] I8c;
Pepperell o 141zc; do r 1870; Great
Falls NJ 151C; do S 1870; Laconia o
I61lc; G do Ice; and B l7c. Printing
| cloths are scarce and firm; sAleable at
Sc. Prints, steady though less active,
owing to q reduction of 1Sc in Lancas-
ter, but as this is an irregular make, it
does not affect the market. The price
of other brown drills is steady at l7c.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-Lower; opening at 1885, and
closing at 13S1Sa13SI<.
GOVERNMENT SroCKs-Shade better
and closing steady; Henry ClewS 81 Co.
pons '9l, 11O5sa1103S; do '62, 11O1Sa
11O1<; do '64, 1O72<alO7iS: do '65, 1857
a1O81<; do new, 1O51Sa1057<; do '67, 1863
a1O71S; 10.40 coupons, 1OO1<a10l; 7-3Os,
lO53<alO6,
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MARoH 1s.-FLoUR-More active and
unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Irregular and closed
dull at 81 921<a1 e21z for No. 2 spring.
Corn-Dull and steady at the close al
S19kc for new. Oats-Quiet and firn1 Al.
561fa57. Rye-Dull and easier at 81 64a
les for No. ], and 81 81 for No. 2, Bar
ley-F1fm at S2 30a2 81,
PRovIsIoNs-4ore active. PORK
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FAST LINE.
Leave wheeling" Leave BaltInores
daily Rt... 6:lO pm. daily at...-5:2O pm.
! Arrive WashIngtOn-.4:SO "a
Parkers6urE S ESQ m. aaTpeTis F'y.GSO
Cumberland 300 " CumberlRndI2A5a. As am
HRTpers FerTy7:l6 " 9nftOn-....-.. $40 +"
Baltimore ....lOs5O " WheeltnR-...lGlO q"
WRsh'n City ll:85 /" SIncludlng sundays
"IncludInR Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore"
daily Rt.-.. 1855 Am. daily at. G16 PIN
Arrives WRsh'n City.&45 "
Grafton -.-.-.. I.45 pm. Arrives
ParkeBburH I'D HRTPer9 F'y.l;3l ain.
Cumberland 7:25 CumberlRnd-l:8O /"
HRrper's E'yl2s8T am. Grafton....--- l2sO3El.m,
Baltimore 4:31 :. Wheeling. sos 81
WRsh'n City. $40 ISEXcept Sundays,
except Sundays.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves baltimore
(daiIy) at....9:lO pm. daily nt....8:45 ALI.
Arrives Wa4h'n City..7:45 =
GRAFTON ...2:2O am. Arrives
GumbeTland. $50 Harpers F'y-I,OO puI.
6arper's F'yl2:40 p. I'M. Cum berland $40
MiInCneBlef...s2s59 lGEafton---...-ll:30 a.
baltimore .....5:OO -'' WhealinR l.SO a N,
WRRh'n Clty.-6:5O Except SafuFJiavE
Except Saturdays.
8ENWOOD ACCOMMODATION.
10 connect with e. o. X. X. Division.
Leaves Wheeling s:Ala.u. ANN m
Tickets 10 all principal points In the East,
West and South-Weat can be procured al the
COmpany'd once.
JOHN L. WTLsoN, Master of Transportation
r. T. DEVR1ES
mW General Agent, Wheeling.
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Cincinnati.
S.-FLouR-Dull: fnmIl,

MARCH 1s.-FLoUR-DulI; family at
GRAIN Wheat Unchanged No. l
winter at 81 so. Corn-Firm; eur at Soc;
shelled sold at the same rate at the
close. Oats-Firm at re for No. /. Rye
Firm at 81 75a1 78. Barley-Scarce
and hardly any offering.
CoTToN-Firmer; middlIng held at
2314c; buyers at 23c.
ToBAcGo-In good demand at full
rates; sales 12S hhds lugs at S5a12 25;
leaf at S13a32 90.
PRovIsIoNs-POrk-M in demand
and firm; sales country at S23 9Oa24 90;
city cannot be bought below S24 So.
Bulk Meats-Held firmly at l0a12c, but
did not hear of any sales; there is more
Inquiry for bacon and prices are un-
changed; shoulders at lie; clear rib
sides at 145sc, and clear at 147Sa1414c.
Hams-Sugar cured at 1T1za1Sc, and
demand fair. Lard-Held at 151Sc;
buyers at 16a15Lc.
BUTrER-Scarce and firm at 48a52c.
EoGs-Scarce and firm at 22c.
GRoCERIEs-Sugar and Coffee steady.
SEEDs-Clover seed in good demand,
and 1<c higher; large sales at 141<c per
d.; Timothy seed, In fair demand at
81 40a2 so; Flax seed, 81 %.
OIL-No change in oil; demand light.
CATTLE-Beef Cattle in fair demand
and steady at 81 50a6 so, gross.
SHEEP-Scarce aud firm at 4c to &c,
gross.
Hoas-Scarce, as regards fat, and
they being g % to $40 25; common half
GoLD-13S1<, buyers:
STERLING ExoHANGE-Firm for buy
ers, and 1Oc premium, selling.
srh0aaHO
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The Peoples Bank.
NEEICE, No. 50 MAIN ST., WHEELINC4
terest paid ON special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted Exchange
bought and sold. COLLECTIONS at home or ron
abroad promptly attended to.
Jehn Reid, Christian Hes,
John Handlnn, John VociSler
aamI J. Hoyu, Richard CarteI
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, PreaT
JOSIAH +. UPDEGRAFF. Cashtr. mys
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. COMFY

WaEELIlSG, May 4, 1857.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
DA8SEEGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L the following schedule ON and after BIaY
5, 1857.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07
Tho White Pine COMPOUND

Is rGBs sSrctsrefat the WV ENGLAND EoraN.c
IkPor, los Hsrorer Street Hastou.
GEORGE ". Sg. IT, n ~, Yruarss.,s.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07
Original Notice.

Thomas A. Davis, Hmclinc Packer, Thomas B.
Bullcn, Lathrop Bulcn and James Jamison,
VoU are hereby notified that on or before
Il the ist day Of March. 1865, there will be
on file in the oaicc of the Clerk Of tho District
Court Of Buchanan County, iowa, petition Of
Edward =. Baker. claiming against you the title
in fee to tho west half of the south west quarter
of Section eleven uD, Township eighty nine
lSel. north Of range eight (s) west Of the 5th
Z. NJ, in Buchanan County, and State Of Iowa,
and praying that tho title Of said land be per-
fccted in him, and that all legal title and pcrest
that You. or either Of you, or any person claim
ing by, through or under you, except the petit
TONER. may be forever barred and cut off, and
for general relief. And unless you appear and
answer thereto on or before noon Of the second
day Of the April Term Of said Court for lS6S,
default will be taken and decree entered
against you in accordance with the prayer Of
said petition.
EDWARD P. BAKER, Plaintiff.
ns2~iw py lis. : Wsart, Attorneys.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07
Lowest Living Prices.
n26f N. q. LAWTON.
No. S5 Maiden Lane.

Nen York, Dec II. 1867
In my Card of Nov. l, 1867, stated
that, - for the pa rpOse Of more fully
sapDiying the wants Of the pubstc,
aEi tn order TO prevent umscrupu.
ioas dealers from palmsng OIL tn:e.
rfor and worthless goods ms thc
Marion Gold Pens. ] shall here.
aate- sell Go goods 81 wholesale
except only 10 duly appointed and
plan have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great care has
been exercised to appoint those who.
By lonG-continued fair dealing, have
acquired a reputation for honesty.
responsibility, and probity-men In
whose w or d the public have learned to
place confidence. These Agents have
agreed to keep full assortment Of my
pens, and to sell them at my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
by them with just such pens as they
want, either as to writing or price, and
get e. full equivalent Tor the money
paid.
Nc agent is appointed to travel from
place 10 place, or canvass the country,
SO that all who want n Morton Gold
Pen muot gc. it from the Local Agent
or froEa headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency cx-
cept in conformity to the above, the
liberal discount ITO Clubs" being
suMcient inducement to all others.
A. MORTON.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07
TIE essAT sEa eyiisgs RsaE-f.
DIR. r. w. PoLA&D.Ss
WHITE P.sE COMPOUND
II. gg.-E PIE c-m?.g97 CgE-s

at carly in .ie spring or 1865 that this c,us
polud was originated. Ancmbcr of my iamiiy was
afflicted with an irritation Of the t,Toat attended
with disa-rueabie eougl had fcr SOME months
previous thought that preparation, ha~irg for its
basis tho inside bark or white pine might BE- con,
reanIea be very useful IN tie cas- ofte throat
and lungs. To test the value Of It n the case al
lalea to, l compounded a small quantity or the
nedieine That had been planning, and gave il in
teaspeoafiil doses. The resclt was exceeiia-iy
gratifying. Within two days the irritation OF tie
throat was reIncved. the coa-ii sabsided, asi
speeG- cure Effected. Sooa after this ssnt
some % lady in Londonderry, NJ III. who had
becn suffering for some weeks from a bal cough,
oeeasionei b. sudden cold. and had raised mneas
streakcd with blood. She soon found reicf, and
sent fer more. She took about ten ounces OF il,
and got well. J. d. CLARK, Esq, editor OF the s.a,-
chester Daily Mirror, made tria. OF this same
preparation in the case of severe COLI, anl was
cured Immediately. He was so highly pleased with
the resu.ts, and so confident of success attending
lis sales i placed before the puslic .sai he finally
persuaded me TO give it name e-.3 send /. Gtreaa
to beael. The suseEiag.'