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Whoeping Cough.

The testimony OF all who have used Il for
this terrible disease during thu last ten years
i 5. that it iEvrriskly relieves and cures 1t.
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HWe will give the Commissioners
proceedings in our next issue.
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Orr charge for tickets for the PT-
mary Election 'rW be s. per MouSaad,
PAYABLE INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
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EF Reading matter on the fourth
page.
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elergymsn.

N1he Rev IsAAs ATsrs. Of Allsshany, ,.t...,
| titles that it has curei him, after all GhsY
remedies had failed.
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For Cr0uu.

The Balssm will be found Invaluable. xai
may always be relied apen in ths most sx-
trsme cases.
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~Court commenced yesterday, Mon
day.
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Ee T. II " L SEN ATEy

ED. SPIRIT: Please announce the name of
Capt. WILLIAM DoUGHERTY. of Perry town
ship as a candidate for the office of Represcn-
tativc; subject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention. The Captain is Il farmer; sound
Democrat sober nan, az well IA a man Of
ability MANY VOTERS OF MONROE.
Mr.. EDIrOR: Please announce the name of
WILLIAM MILLrGAN, of Franklin township.as a
candidate for Representative; sttbject to the
decision of the Convention.
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.Hr. Editor: Please announce the name of
JEREMIAH WALTON, of Adams township, as Il
csndilate for County Commits. ioner; sui. 1t to
the decision Of the Convention.
Many Voters.
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HYFiRIgARE DIRECTOR,

kDIToR SPIRIT: Please announce the name
OF SfRPHS5 D0CGHgETY az a candidate for re-
election TO the Office eff Inirmary Director;
subject 10 the decision Of the Convention
The people are we'll satisfied with his official
action during his FIRST term Of office, and are
united in their determination to elect him to
serve second term. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Nr. Editor: Please anri6unce the name of
WILLIAM NORRIS, Sr., of Center township. as
a candidate for Coroner; subject to the decision
of the Democratic Primary Convention.
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Mr.. EDlToE: Please announce the name of
DR.. J. p. FERRELL as candidate for IDfrmary
Director; subject to the decision of the Con-
vention
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II Il Rows! HARE ROW 81!

o ScHREryER d RosE are now in Woods
field with an excellent jointed harrow
composed entirely of iron with the ex-
ception of the handles Farmers who
have witnessed trial of it pronounce it
complete success.
During Court it can he seen and exam
ined at WILLIAM ROSES tin shop.
County, township and shop rights for
sale. malSw3
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Groceries, Hardware, QueenSware Glassware
Administrators Notice.

| sOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
y was on the lth day of May, 1863, sppoin.
ted Administrator OF ths estate Of John W.
Conner, decd. II. 3. HILL.
rna1Sw3
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BD. SPIRIT: Please announce the name OF
JoHN MALLORY, of Salem township, as can.
didate for County Treasurer; subject to the
decision of the Democratic Primary Election.
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"A Great Blessings

"A WrCNd DTcSSiMSs
From Rev L F Ward, Aron, Lorais Co., q.
Msssrs. STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Druggists,
Cleveland, o:
GENTLEMRY: II gives me great pleasure to
state that my wife has derived great benefit
from the use Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She
hos been for nun Der Of years greatly trous.
led with Dyspepsia, accompanied With violens
parozysms Of constipation, which so prostra-
ted her that she was all the while,f for months,
unable to do any thing. She took, at ysur
instance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure, and has de-
rived GREAT BENEFIT FROM 1T, and is new
comparatively we'll. She regards this nedi-
cine as great blessing. Truly yours,
jan 10, 1858. L. +. WARD.
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Nr EdjIOr: Please announce the name of
NATHANIEL WILEY, Jr., of Center township, as
a candidate for the Office of Treasurer of
Monroe County; subject to the decision of the
Demscratic Primary Election, and obiige the
laboring classes.
4 Frryper and Tar PrDer
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Mr.. EDIrOR: Please announce the name of
ADAM ARNOLD, of Suusbury township, ss a
candidate for Sheriff; subject to the decision
of the Democratic Primary Election.
AK. EDIToR: Please announce the name of
II. f. MASON as candidate for Sheriff; sub
ject to the decision of the Convention.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name of
WILLIAM 5. LYNCH, of Center township, as Il
candidate for Sheriff; subject to the decision Of
the Convention.
Mr.. FDIroR: Please announce the name of
G. w. CAIRO ritEa5, of Center township, as a
candidate for Sheriff; subject to the decision of
the Democratic Convention.
Mr., EDITOR: Please announce the name of
GEoRG E CALDWELL, formerly of Green township
but now of Lee township, as candidate for
Sheriff; subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention,
Mr. BDIToR: Please announce JoHY MOORE
of Malaga township, as 4 candidate for Sheriff;
subject to the decision of the Dem ocratio
Convention.
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Mr.. EDlToR: Please announce the name Of
HARVEY T. MITCHELL of Green township, as a
candidate for County Treasurer; subject to the
decision or the Democratic Primary Election.
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LEONARD TwINEM, of Adams township, as
candidate for the Office of County Treasurer:
uhjsct to the decision of the Democratic
Primary Election. TAX PAYER.
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Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name of
WILLIAM READ, of Center township, as a can
didate for County Treasurer; subject to the
decision Of the Convention.
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From Lester Sestsa, sf Na.ssgbae.3 4

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Jan "A, ls6S.
Meesrs. C. G. CLARK & Co., New Haven, CT.
Both myself and wife have used Goes DysI
pepsia Cure, and it has proved PERFECTLY
satisfactory as REMEDY. have No hssita.
ton in saying that we have received GREAT
BENEFIT from its use. Very, respectfully,
LESTER SEXTON.
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MIR, EDIToR:' Please apnoupce DR., B, A,
SHousE, of Perry township. a a candidate for
County Treasurer; subject to the dscision of
the Democratic Convention, PHRRV,
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Mr. EDITOR: Please announce the name of
FREDERICK KoEHLEE of Center township, as
candidate for County Treasurer; subject to the
decision Of the Convention
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consisting of Straw Illusion Bonnets Silks, Illusion,
Flowers Ribbons all shades, Hats trimmed
style and price cannot be excelled Also,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
HALLS
Vegetable SicAian hair Remover

81
Ercry NcHr increases the ,pOpM.
rarity af this r0iMHbic Hair Prep
HrdftOH, WLsich IL due to merit
HfeHr. He ram assure Omr Olsl
pGfrOns thut IL II Kept fully Mp 10
Hs high standard, and to those
sehO hare Mecer used it sCc can
cOmfdrMtiy say. that tt II the only
reliable ant perfected t,sel,asW-
siom to restore GRAY OH FADED
HAIR 10 its N0Mfl4fMI color, usaI-
tny 1t soft, lMsttOits, and silEeM !:
nc scdip, Oy Its use. becomes
crWpfi0ns aud iHMslrMlt, and bu
its tonic prODrrfics DS'cpeufs The
hair from failing OMt, az IL sfiua-
"lsSfcs ard A0MrisIes the hair
glands. Bu its msc the Aatr Oy.esCs
thicker aud stronger. In buitl,,c,
IL restores the cHpilluru OlNuos
TO their normal ciDOr. and mjli
create n ncW OlONfh excpDt. IN
c-rfiemc o!ft aye. II is the most
ec0"0Wicui HAIR DRESSING
ere'' used, as IL requires fearer
app!iedHons. and Dircs the hair
MT s3fcnfid glossy appearance
~ MHeh admired by nH. A. 4.
n"Vrs, VI. H.. State Ass0yer Of
5"ss.. s"ys, "shc cOMsfifMeats are
pure HhN cNrcfMiiN selecfed for
erceiienf Iuulify, ns,ti i rOusisic,.
u fhe BEST PlsEPAl8A ALTON FOR
~ i"fensfcd pMsl,0scs.o NE DMO-
ash treatise 0M the hair, sthich
zee srnI free bU malt Na,OM 0DDli.
cation, VhicA rOMfNtsH com uicM-
H"f0rU HDsices from clcrONjIlet,.
YhDstci0ns, the lSscss, and others.
ne hare made tke sfMeiu Of the
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
rIsC rAta> toss .t9.

Comin. cvru.s are ;i "go cast
their shadows before, and appsopos
tothis, W. rra,s .s,tochrunlcl vhaley.
Or ofpas ing ryrH's ulitle' lhe hradn =
of this article, n riay ildlea.c tie
course that viii gcucra'ly be takcn hy
State ana County Agricultural soc.c.
ties in planning the workings for III,
coming year, building mp u>vtvl TEA.
lures, aud lopping III excrcseenccs.
II any one is inclined 10 iiatior him.
self that the horse racing features 81
far as this Is made upof horses kcp, a.
sporting horses, hy SPORTING men,
not b, farmers. Is upt, to all imtgnt>
and purposes, dead, thcn We have on
ly to say TO sucA, wait but a lit g, and
you win see.
We say dead, because the men who
get up agricultural Gairs are gotten
up, viz; The farmers, arc. = class.
from priaeip,c, and from a,e.y cnn-
sidcration 81 eNpedivncy, opposed 70
raca-. merely as such. NhoR cen
fined to s,alioas, brood mares, or nj
Hes in;crd as such, then TO test the
speed is entirely legitimate.
No rmer ~ breeder should be de-
barred irom slowing speedy stock, a,
tits faaai;e>,ly the privilege OF any
one to breed Sach and rear ihcm tar
market, II happen 10 prefer resi-
denee six or ten miles from my basi.
ness, in order TO secure a suburban
residyuce for my family it is greatly
to my advantage To have team that
vii 20 over this space in so to 90
minutes. To rear snch stock is lcgiti
mate, to sell il is strictly right, and To
drive il is my privilege, As also The
privilege Of any ether man, be he
priest or layman. The mere lace OF
horse eein- speedy makes iim exceed
inely valuable in the manner named.
He may prove his vatc u one class
as wei a> Il another Ii would be as
proper To condemn the manufacture OF
paper, because from paper gaming
car,ls ale made. rs 10 condemn the
rearing OF speedy her>cs, because
from a:aong these gaming horses are
selected.
Tie sentiment among tie farmers
is we'll understood by all such as try
to inform themselves. There is a
class of men who fortify themselves
belipg wall OF brass, and will not
harken 10 the public Voice. Bat
while these men persist in holding
their fingers in their ears, the public
voice still sounds. and these sounds
arc heard. and heed is given thereto,
and one OF these days, when these
men take their fingers out Of their
ears, expecting 10 hear the yell of the
Jockey TO his sport ne steed, they will
hear il not.-Iom.st,ol
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05

4 good farmer will not plow more land
than he car cultivate well; poorly eul;iva>
ted land Is always growing poorer, while
well titled land is constantly improving. A
good farmer takes care OF al his fields alike.
aud viii not slight some field because they
are not SO rich ard pleasant TO work as 9TH
ers, but viii bevcie his attention TO the im>
provemcEt CT lis whole farm. and not let
any part go TO waste, to grow brush and
briars.
A good farmer will no. keep more cattle,
horses, or stock than he can keep in good
order. Stock in good order at the begin.
ming of winter, are much easier wintered
,han poor stock. A good iarmer viii have
a straw stack, or good comfortable sheds
for his stock TO lay By or under during the
chilling winds OF winter: litrle money
spen, ia preparing sheds for their stock will
return very good interest.
A good farmer will not depend upon bis
neighbors for what he can produce himself
be Will early plant olt a good orr hard OF the
different varieties of fruit. and take suecial
care to cultivate the smaller fruits ana ber,
res, also TO make good garden aud keep
the same IN the best Of order. And if his
neishbors STE that be is doing all this. irv>
ing 10 produce all that is necessary TO make
him AID family comtortable--ihey will De
very wiling and even glad soInetirne 10 fur.
nish him and family ireii, de., wLile his own
orchard is growing un.
d good farmer win pay attention 10 70,
litical mater and net be ignf rant OF ih,
great question Of National aud State policy
which always agitaie, more or less. fre.
free people. Yet, in doing this, be vii
not spend bis time in tie village. by th,
store or tavern, whiting pine boxes; bur
will attend 10 his various kinds Of work in
good season, and HI up all things ready 70,
the approaching winter.
When good farmer has anything TO sell
he Is wiling to take a fair price when offered
TO him. know farmer who Ia, year va:
ciiered Ss.lb per bushel for his wheat: Be
was MT ling to selai that. be wanted fi.e
dollars bushels; waited while for the
market TO rise, and was glad 10 take 81. 50
per bushel.-Raral american.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05


GIsGEK CooKiEs.--Excelleut for breas.
fast with COLE. Two cups molasases, one
OF shor,ingg. one OF water, oaeecs. Que Ia.
blespoonful of soda, one Of gingen. Roll
pretty thick.
RoAsr CBIcKss.-Dress it; sprinkle a
little salt and hpar over il: and fill the sauce
pan with water, and cover the whole with
another sauce pan. Set in the oven till
done, when il will be found TO be deiiciors.
BOILED ArrLEs.-WasL and trim medium
sized sweet apples, pnt into dish with wa.
ter enogh to nearly cover, add handful Of
brown sugar, and boil till tender A-delici.
ons saube VIXEN cold.
VANILLA ExrHAcr.-Cnt into inch ,ieces
four good sezed vanilla beans aud one ton,
qua bean ; put lhcm i'm bottle and add hal
n pint of good alcoh'l. Let this stand in Q
wa m place for three weeks; at the end O
that time, pour of the extract carefully. IN,
to clean bottle.
GADCI-E ron Sore THROAT Strong sage
tea, ri.it strained honey, common salt and
strong vinegar. tablespoon Of each Cav,
enne peper, pnlverized, ! rounding tea.
spoon steep the Cayenne with the sugar
strain, mix ard bottle for use Gargle from
four 70 dozen times daily, according to the
severity OF tic case.
CREAM PiEs.-Four eggs e ..en in a half,
pint Of cold milk, with six large tablespoon.
fnl Of -four, teacupful OF sugar, and a little
salt. Heat one qnart Of milk nearly boiling,
tien stir the eggs, &C., in to the IN * and
stir rapidly until it ihickens. Adc one tea
spoonful ol lemon. Make the pastry as for
custard pies. When done, pour tie cre4m
on the pies aud set away unli cool.
PREPARING Ci.HcLATE lave pound OF
chocolate pulycrizrd, and pui in Jar. with
The same quantity Of rice -four, aud in ounce
of arrow root. Put GOALS quart of milk I;
when it boils, stir IN a beared tablespoon
ful Of the above preparation, dissolved in
a tcacup Ct water j keep string it until il
boils again, then pour il out; drink with
sugar and cream to your taste. This il call
cd BY some Isae-a haut chocolate, and is
very nice for delicate persons, as well as
hose il health.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
Independence Nursery

At the Independence Nursery, one mile west
Of this CITY, may be found good assortment
of Apple Trees, Morrello aud Early Richmond
Cherries, Plum Trees, Red, Yellow and Tran
scendent Crabs; Houghten Seeding Gooseber-
ries, Isl ck Cap aud Purple Gaze RasPberres
0rapcs Currants, Roses, Towering shr.bs,
Evssgrsens and eyerythilg 10 the Nursery line.
J. s. E0UcK,
pnoFnfEToR.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05

The Cosr OF LvrxG-The New York
Times has an article showing tie direrenoe
between the cost Of living now, and the cost
one year ago. The following articles have
enhanced in value. Cotton, pork, lard, peas
and poultry. The cost Of the following has
decreased: Cotton goods, petroleum, sugar
and aolasses. The grea; gaia appears in
the result Of the fine haryests Ordinary
-four is $3.50 This year, against $3.50 last,
and ! quoted for extra western, against
$500 in le6I. Corn, too, il cheaper
csc to { .l3 this year, and s 36s 10 81 l.40l
in 1867. Oats, also, are less-T6sc agains,
Sac. Potatoes are considerably cheaper
ALSO 10 $3.50, against $500 to $5.25. The
majority vi The articles Of household con,
sumption are cheaper now than year ago.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05

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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-04-10

ABOUT TO TRY IT.-In France,
in all criminal prosecutions the
accused is examined-his evidence
being received for what it may be
worth, as explanatory orcorrober-
atory of other evidence. It has
been found to be useful sometimes
to the ends of justice. The New
York Legislature has uader con-
sideratien a law to permit crimi-
mails on trial to testify in this man
ner, answering only suck questions
as the counsel may acquiesce in.
The New York Times says:
''In the States where this plan
has been tried it has been found
to work well. It frequently aids
in the administration Of Justice,
and often enables the court to
clear up obscure points without
delay or trouble. We have heard
Of no bad consequences from it,
and we believe it is regarded with
favor by the bench in general q
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KISS HIM FOR HIS NTorHER.

n fs
KISS HIM FOR HIS MOTHER
1t was a very pretty and very
piOus conceit of that dessrold lady
who kissed the dead youth for
his mother. So fOrcibly has it
appealed to popular ad miration
since that no inconsiderable aum-
Der oflive young men have had
the same affectionate cares be.
slowed on them, out Of respect for
the same venerable relative. A
striking example of this was af.
forded a few'evenings since by a
young lady who enjoys the undivi-
ded affections ofa handsome down.
town clerk. 1t so happened that,
some weeks ago, his mother died.
His heart was consoled In this
great bereavement by the affection
ate sympathy of his employers
fascinating daughter. It is not
strange that the sympathy at last
ripened into love. The sparents
noted and approved their daugh-
ter's choice but wisely kept their
own counsel. The interesting re-
lations, however, were destined to
come to light in a way least ex-
pected. One evening the young
couple were enjoying a pleasant
"tete a tete" in a secluded neck in
the parlor. The old gentleman
happened, by the merest accident,
TO step in and take a seat unob.
served by the young people. Sud
denly his attention was arrested
by one of those prolonged luxuri-
GUS kisses which only lovers ever
interchange. 2f# 6s3i 'snt
''What noise is thatp the mar.
eHt loudly exclaimed.
"Silence like death.7 ssx3E
II say, Julia, what noise was
that ~
.''What are you doing thefess
'N-o-t-hiag, sir n 9rI.irstey.
"Who are.you kissing there 7"
"Only William, sir; his mothers
dead, you know--ahd--and I
thought it wouldn't be wrong to
Kiss him for her you know, sirio
"Humph n and the dfgsntle-
man took his leave, doubtless
thinking how fortunate the de-
ceased lady was, to be so affection.
ately remombered.-EE EgekaGge.
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50 ~ t'Let me tell you boss,a
said an aged, baldheaded and
very black negro juryman to
the clerk of one of the district
courts yesterday, about 8 o'clock
-"de judge he say adjourn de
court, Mr.. Sheriff, in order dat de
members Of de jury may have a
chance to git some refreshment.'
But boss how is | gwine to gitiany
when I amt got a nickel in my
Docket % st'5 A5sl #us8 bs80W
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-04-10

~ The postmaster general has
issued an order directing postmas-
ters to disregard franlring stamps.
Franks mast be written by the
hand of the franker. This win be
bad for some of the carpet.bag-
gers, as crOss-marks are notunder-
stood to stand in place Of regular
autograph signatures! . J0UEs
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-04-10

- A Washington paper says:
s'NauvoO, in the State Of Illinois,
is the place most talked of now in
Washington as the site of the
new national capital. And we
should not be surprised if the
place selected by Joe Smith for
the headquarters of Mormondom
becomes, within a few years, the
capital of the United States.C It
looks that way now, decidedly
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-04-10

sZ~ The World recommends
Mrs. Anthony for the New York
postofiee. 1t says she, put the
carriers of the Revolution in uni
form, which undoubtedly suggest.
ed the uniforming of the city let
ter-carriers; and she knows all
about mails, stamps snd either de-
tails of the postoffce busirless.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-04-10

II The law creating the office
Of United States district attorney
says that the person appointed to
that Office shall be a man yersed
in the law. AS district attorney
at New York, Grant appoints a
dealer in real estate. sT9dti
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-04-10

~ Postmaster General Cres-
well is cutting off the heads of
postmasters. He has an especial
spite at Kentucky, and saysthere
is but one postmaster safe IN that
State, and that is Nasby, the Con.
federate X roads man. ~ arf,.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-04-10

- A young woman writes to
the papers to know, when a young
man squeezes her waist in around
dance, what inference is she to
draw. Why, draw closer, of
course. Hii'a p far go1f