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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
AS AN ASprRBNT.

There 10 no medicine so much in favor with
those who are rcIaainted with their action as
Robacks blood Pills. they srs sale, pleasant
aud mild in their operation, aad are purely
vegetable csn b. tskes By cLildr~s. as well as
adalts. Try tAsm. T.bsr snA Irwin. AsOntl
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
STRAYED.

Yror, the rubscriber, in August last, sws
spring calves. Gns was . roam sls.r, the other
q DARK red, tsind.e heller. some little white On
10th. Apy person giving information " said
calves, leading to the recps cry Of the same. or
bringing them 70 tie subscriber. I miles east of
iadspepdence, will be rewarded ansordinsly.
address BY letter
r. oPPrT,
egtv' Independence, I9ss.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
70 WHOM II NAY CONCERN.

A LII persons indebted . ths Grm Of Myers
"A 4 Maas are requested TO make payment
% or before February let next. After that date
all notes and accounts will b III in the hands
Of An attorney for collection. A contemplated
change in the frm Esndeu this c9urse unavoid-
able.
MYERs d MAAs. :.
Inierenlenes, Dec. IS, '6s.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA. a.
buchanan { nanty
AIrALIsSA G. JONES
vs..
HAYNES JONES.
In Di,trict Court Of said County
To Hayuos Jones, sir;-You are hereby nr;l ng,
tilted that on or before the 81 Gay az " at tho
1859, there w,;l be on fle, in tas o%ps County,
clerk Of the stric. Court Of Baehana" nn. claiming
Iowa. q petition Of Artsssa =; '@ne,, ~ ma,rimony
of YOU Dive co frola the bonds =, u nore than
on the ground Of willis desertion =, nd defend
two years. Aud unless you apr .noand day Of
The ArIii II term lsss, Of said Court ds'au, ns de- a..
~ .' .n,.rsd "n AGAINST You, and Judgment ana ~
cree fcndcred accordingly. t,r PFC
20 twl $4,000 JED LAKE, Any l--'-...- iOl =
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
LEUOoRRH0,

Or, whites. which follow local debility and con
stitutionsl weakness, can be cn.etuAliy cured
lot the druggist sell yoa any other remedy, -
these B,tters sre prepared with especial refer
ance TO this complaint, and are warranted to
cure. Tabor aud lrain, Agents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
SLEEpLESs yIaFTTs.

A. rcmssh ta snotlte all nerNea, eNt s.
pvrhi aadih Is tlJrst stAss - uctNlFr, lAttr -
herhaps no acdciuc = taut which l. rcceIvtt
with much favor rs lsoback's Stomach lilt
tNrs wine glass NIL olng To bed ,s Al
thu, Is reqircd u produccc sound and healihia
seep. Tabor aud Irwin Agents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
An Ounce Of Preventive

Il worth pound VI cnre. Fever and Agus can
he prevented in all climate and Ia all constitu-
tions by the constant use Of kobscks Stom &C b
Bitters, and of times the very worst eases have
been cured by thsir timely use. Persons living
in maiarioas districts should never be without
them Tabor and Irwin, Asens..
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
Estray Notice.

VNAkEN up on the 18th day of December,
i 1868. by 2. Curricr IN Sumner Town
shin, Buchnnsn County. Iowa, one DARK RED
HElFEk. two years old, crop off the under side
Of right ear, two white spots on tho right flank
and one on tho left, white tail, belly nearly ali
white. Appraised at $50.
ID. L. SMITH Clark
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
Keep Your Blood Pure

There are no remedies, now before the pshlis
SO well calculated n purity eAe 6lsed and N.
construct {sr ~ speskl the whols syssem - Ro.
backs Blood Purifier, Hood Pills and Stsh.
Buffers. Tabor aud lrwin. Agents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
FOUND

That after repeated trials sf other remedies.
Roback's Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier and
Blood Piils are the best medicines sxtant to
cure the diseases for which they are recon
mended Tabor and Irwin, Agents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22

The success Of our schools depends much
| think upon the interest manifested BY
parents in their behalf. Nothing exerts a
more sa!utary influence upoa both teacher
and scholars than the frequent presence Of
parents in the schoolroom. Il is or should
be . duty that you owe them and yourself to
see that ample provisions have been made
for their instruction. Your visits will create
an emulation among the chil dren which the
teachers, though faithfll and dill gent, cannot
inspire. The complaint often gree,s the
Supt. in his rounds Of duty, that the schools
are iaefhcient aud badly conducted. This
may be true, but the fault is principally yours.
Mex, to the essential comforts Of the home
circle should it be your chief care to see
sha, your children are properly instructed
in the school room 4; see that competent
teachers arc employed and then extend 10
them ycur constan. Incorporation and support,
Indace them ifpossiLle to become permanent
residents among you. One such teacher is
term here and term there, as . matter Of
mere convenience, when net otherwise ems
p.oyed. Teachers, We come last, by no
means least, on the list. A responsible duty
devclves upon us ard il We fail to discharge
it, the fault must partly be ours. For the
time being We are both parent and teacher
TO those entrusted TO our care. Their morals,
their health, the formation of,heir characters
their govern ment aside from their instruc>
ton, are all entrusted to Us We are respon.
sib.e for the ful6llment of the sacred trust
during school hours. Order was heavens
first law and must be ours, to
have developed the mind of the
pupil. Obstacles will have to be overcome
no doubt before good government can
be established, but not till then is the way
opened for the iuealca,iou Of knowledse, bu,
then bow pleasant our task becomes, instead
off wearisome daty. Letus, fellowteachers
exert m effort to cali forth parents to the
school room. Interest them if possible in
their duty. Make our home theirs also. lie,
US strive TO make our standard high in TBS
profession, aud Us to do our duty that when
our winter term closes, they villa and say
we'll done thou good and faithful servant
Then and not till then will our commer
school be . success.
Mas. II. c. BLAZE, Jesup.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
NEW SCHOOL SOSC BOOK.

Principals Of Schools, Seminaries, snd Teachers
Of Singing to our New School Song Book,
TINE SONG CABINET, !,
by c. G. ALLEN.
This Book cont ins: First, A very carefully
prepared series VI Primary Song Lessons.
Secondly, large number ofnew and hcauti-
ful School Songs.
Thirdly, A short Cantats--The School Festi-
vai--designed expressly for use 1t School Re-
eertions. Concerts, aud Exhibitions.
The Publishers, in presenting this work to
Principals and Teachers, would call special at
tention % its superior merits ss School Song
Book. The -uthor has been very careful in the
selection Of his l. usic, which Is almost entirely
new, and in adapting 10 II appropriate words
with unobjeotionabie se..timsnts, Which viii
commend iG adoption In al par Schools and
SeminAries.
Tho Song Cabinet has bees adopted BY ths
Board 81 Education, a. the Textbook for tho
Public Schools in tho city Of New York.
Price. sixty cents each. To Schools, &C., six
dollars per dozen.
Sample copies sent BY mail (post paid on re-
ceipt Of Hfty cents.
For Sale by all Book and Music Stores.
Published by
WILLIAM HALL 4 SON,
90 6ml 5i3 Broadway, New York.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
TEACHERS COLUMN.
WILSON PALMER, EDITOR.

This colsRn 10 placed at the entire disp.sai Of
the zsaeA~rs Of BseAaHan County, Through f.e,r
appeis,ed Editor, Mr.. W. Palmer, Priac,pai "
he schools o( fndepeadenee.-EpIToR BgLLErIs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22

Or ST Anthony's FIR. aan be most al l.ctusa.y
er~iica1rd By che use II NSes<A's Mood fWincv
IN conjunction with Robsck's blood rilis Ts.
bor snd Irwin, Agcuts.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
OPTHALlMA.

Or, InHamaticu of the Eycs. not unire que MI y
arise sfrom disordered state OF the stomach
few doses OF hobsck's Blood filis viii, IN mos
eases, effect q cure Ny removing the cause Ia
bor anu Irwin, Agents. es
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
A MISERABLE LIFE

Is that. of the dyspeptic. Why suffer when
Rossck's Blood Purifier and Blood pnls viii
suroiy cure yous They can bs obtained from
any druggist. Tabor and Irwin, Agents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned hereby offers for nh his
farm. situated three miles east Of lndepe dence.
comprsing 1853 acres u the beet Of prarie land.
al fenced and under good cultivation, with
good house and bars. sheep barn, cora and
hog house and other out buildings. ne
young orchard in bearing, together With
small fruit in good quantity. The farm TO-
be sold ata bargain. Enqui,e Of the sub.
scriber on the peemises. "a 2.s.s
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-01-22

Having this hate date made arrangements for manufacturing
limited supply Of these machines desire every farmer IN tins
and adjoining counties to that while there is left he
should avail himself Of the first opportunity to give his order Tor
one for truly lucky is he who secures
FOR $66 SEEDER AND CULTIVATOR
Equal to- not-supeor to most Of the $75 machines
It 10 Good Sower and superb Cultivator. Sec
Ond to mono,
With lever front for riding and in to use in walking
The shove be at three angles There is no posb
y Of breaking the machine by hchng to rocks roots
frozen ground. All Kinds Of Grain can be sown accu-
rately in Windy as well as Mild Weather. BE sure
call at the Wig Wam and examine this machine before buy
Buy the Champion Of Iowa and save your money
RANSOM BARTLE.
JAM 9Th, 1869. [2s-sm]
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And Emirrant's Guide to Texas. rub-
l'.hed " y "A n. iirhsrd-on Il Co,
Galveston, Texas. Viii be Issued
Eafly m ncc-snbcf. lsss.
Ia addition to the usual Calendar
Fables calculated ior ne meridian II
AHslin, ami other statistics properly be-
icns,ns to an almanac, y ccy,ia,as de
following articles. namely.
lli-tiriusi it~m,ni.ee,scc, Preceding
lee IsSas hsf,ilairst cr,lsar,ng. ins-
shfi,f ~ 'rehflnn ~ tHiteJ -ta,es Ia.
llaasi anvent'lff ~ thc Napii r.Ais
10 IflgorI The l,esAr demonstrating.
Improvements soin. on ~ HAT Period
FORMAL Declaration uf G-i.cnr-r., hs
rho Ayuniamicsio. Of Austin tolnny IN
1892 Memorial to The General Congress
ofthe United Mexican states Proceed.
ings Of the I,,nseat,sa OF 1895 Ths
y enration Of Texan Independence,
and the names Of sisn<r vino signed that
Docrment Re-olntlpu- aJopftd hy tho
'snsept,s,n March IA, !s3s Exr,u,.,s
ordinance of the co,srrtipn, dafninl
the government ad Interim Decree cs-
tsb.,-hins Nsyai Depot ut Galveston,
aud max ,ss IL :. For; IL kasy Eseeu.
tive Order. to the Commander 81 the
steamer Csvnga, al-o declaring Martial
Law ia Galveston Executiss Letter. ~
tcssrs Peter " Gray son and james
Cullingswursh Contemplated Eaprdi-
t.,u " Na,sinoro- Executive Lester,
The l.onc Star m Texas fronticr
protection in '?eshs General dirrrt.nns
a. tAe TvAa. i,au-ggsat. s.sb iui,rfga.
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For One Year.
Six Months.
Clubs often on moro. ~

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tinsns.hed not osly for the splendor
Of i,s diction aad the graphic picture
drawn Of one Of the greatest battles
Of The Man Of Dessiny," hut for
tho happy application made to Ii.
BArrLK or iirr As experienced il
the history OF every individual en-.
gagged in the work Of achieving vic.
tory over death ssd the grave. l, 10
undoubtedly one Of the Ans-s sfa.
sions in the whole rangs Of Esglish
poetry, aad vas written, - oil lovsrs
Of the art divine mset allow, aadss
the influence Of the highest poetic
Inspiration PsAsvsbsrs ls1tx.
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Fen upsa smoke. wrsaths, and he ross
II war:
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ing feet
AsssriA's White uniforms sweeping y
the charge,
While frances eagles tssntled in the
gale
Fail 'esipst the Gallo len, not half A.
rAyed.
The As.,ri.n horse are charging home
and foot
And cannon follow fast, quick belcAise
Their 'hunders Troop on troop, amidst
the smoke.
NAroifos secs them sweeping between
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hurrshs.
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nigh
They come upon his rear. and threat
with lire
Tho loatiag bridge that brought his host
A,sssl1 usass,ss.a,iss fron,ha cAasr.
A. -, and baeesge-wAguns with
their startled teaa,
scA.periss il hot-hssts Tor the rivers
bank.
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sho<
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sp.
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on fortune wheel could shake his clear
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kocting By his example to shsir place
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check
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The laundering Of the Archduks 8
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The vanguard Of the host on march from
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array.
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The Dakota Legislative Council, .
few days since. rejected = vomsw s~r
frsgc bill by one vote only. and sub
ssqnen'Iy reconsidered the question,
leaving it still open.
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"a lvssr rainbow efsxeeedlag btu
lts6ey VS. Witnessed II Macon, Ga.
o. Thsrsasy night lsss. The arch
eztssdsd from either horison---ths
psenstic rays sshibitsd ia shs csstsv
u he Tow The rsrs phsnoaapssa"orr
sssssssa shoss ~ s'siesk-1ssssiSI
abeut niautes. ln sf4g
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The man Martin. who made lie
nost tremendous promisss y ,svsal
startiinR thiasn 10 rsesrd "a The Al.
ssks bribery cass, rovsslsd only that
be had nothing 70 reveal. - Low.
jour.
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An Enelishman has been sent ID
jail, il is said, for making faces in
ehagsA.-- Gin. CArs. r. AT
u thstssn sdsass pantshs biz v ID
impsison meat, soUs Of oss pvssehcr.
ssd church. singers ought to kucv i
--PfWl,ce. ~ .anla ~. N
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ny 7 W. ALEXANDER E,q The VI
sHo~p ~, W. Ar Ibiedcralc n
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I In addition tn the sfnisolrr thei II.
rf1ntnsr Confirms seyeri misrelitnsNu5
rrf'ctss MT srp,ncrnsei ahovc t'rlleR
VIII ne rcceivth snd promptly cxee,isxd
On the following terms - 7''S,a
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'Twas hssvs. bitter sighsi bl.cksned
81 essrchsd,
CiPcled With Gre and thunder. and the
W nsss nsddsniag wAs. whers sash
nsia = visesy y IN ~ scales
Hswsse tAsis way, ssnh sesp sss fslsss
Tbee ss1ans nasshss on. O. ssss
nInas6sasa, ~ ~ Las~ssA ~ ~
0 v.Ss nAgn3lssssa With biss1 stain.
u -
Ger hssesss. tissnsa, comrades drop.
Pias ~
VII sl1osAsd tsslA Esd AsAhisg e,ss
tAsy rsssa,
Psstise. Aisaae Avisdiiag meath he
70 bosA-aad beet--aad bacx -
ps1Reg s<iN
n n y Eivs cssssl o. sar
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t.Ssi-n xsn<rlss with number of
so aAre " lies in oael' rap,..a,,s.s. n aine
of r.ler li.ia years of 4,u,us.tssu fern
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-16

witnesses had been put upon the stand
by the very attorney who afterwards so
nnceremoniously questioned his veraci-
ty. Judge Stowe, in charging the jury
took occasion to say that counsel had
no right to assert that this or that wit
ness did not tell the trnth, as that was
matter for the jury to decide" Some
members OF the bar of this city should
bear this fact in mind, hereafter, or it
will he necessary for orr iud es 20 imi-
tate the example Of the Pittsburg Judge
and teach them their business.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-16
CONCLUSION TO MORROW.

We take the following from the Phil
adelphia Evening Star, of Friday last.
and commend its persual to the legal
fraternity of our own city
Have witnesses any rights which i'm
pertinent young sprigs of the law are
bound to respect? We should imagine
not, Judging by the modes of cross-ex-
animation frequently practiced in our
courts. In fact, it is a regular practice,
not only in this, but in other cities, for
some attorneys to take the most un-
warranted liberties with witnesses,
whose testimony bears heavily against
them, and TO attempt to break the force
of their evidence by assaulting their
integrity and trnthfulness. The Pitts
burg Commercial, abiding to this sub
iect, says g We have heard counsel, in
making their arguments to the jury,
repeatedly denounce witnesses as hav-
ing periured themselves, while their
veracity had not been questioned on
the trial. Judges too often permit
these assaults, or do not interfere to
protect the witnesses thus assaulted. An
exception to the rule, however, was
manifested in the court of common
pleas, recently, when Judge Stowe
stopped young practitioner, who, in
trying a landlord and tenant case,
charged one of the witnesses with hav-
ing sworn falsely. There was a Pc
culiar hardship in this case, as. under
the act allowing counsel to call g the
adverse party" in cases of this kind, the