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PROFESSIONAL.
TAMES y. CLARK,

WY II. ROBERTS.
w DENTIST,
WASHINGTON STREET,
1.-TWO doors from Pierpoint's drug store
ALEXAND NDRlA VA.
Owing to the great scarcity of money, and
the immense suffering occasioned by persons
not being able to have their teeth attended to-
l have determined to reduce my charges so
that all may come with confidence that they
can have their work done well, and will be
charged very moderately.
While l have reduced my prices | will still
continue to do the best style of work. Give me
call. (noy l7-tf) W. Ii. X.
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NEW BOOKS TODAY,
~ At FRENCH'S,
II

NEW BOOKS TODAY,
~ At FRENCH'S,
No. 95 KING STREET.
The Works of Charles Lamb, complete II
one volume, with sketch of his life, by Sil
Thomas Noon Talfourd, ID. c. l.. 81 50.
Five weeks in Balloon, or Journeys and
Discoveries in Africa, by three Englishmen
compiled by Jules Verne, from the origina
notes by DR.. Ferguson. 81
Madame DeChamblay, by Alexandra Dumas
so cents
Her Majesty's Tower, by William HepwortE
Dixon. vol, 81 Is.
RHYMES of Contrast on Wisdom and Folly, q
comparison between Observant and Reflective
Age derisively called Fogie, by James Rush,
MD. 81.
Received day another large lot Of Blank
Books, making now the largest and most varied
assortment ever offered in this market. AL
who use Blank Books will be well repaid by
examng this stock before purchasing.
feb % g. f, FRENCH.
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DE- Loo0kHRhAN' gx@
SURGEON DENTIST, uSSYY9YYS

Grad of Bait. College of Dental Surgery, lS44)
No. Al, SOUTH WASHINGTON ST,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Dr. L. respectfully informs the public that
for ttoenty gears he has given especial attention
to the preservation of the natural teeth, and
will continue so to do, and invites those who
wish to SAGE them to call on him, knowing that
many are extracted and destroyed that by pro-
per treatment might be preserved and made
useful for life Artificial teeth inserted ONLY
AS APPROVED BY PROFESSORS AND COLLEGES.
nov 20-tf
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YOUNG MEN

Wbo have injured themselves " -
tam practice, INDUCED in. habit 10
quentiy learned from evil ,comp"nionsl or r., ~
even when asleep, and, if not cured, rendef-
marriage impossible, and destroys both nina
and body. should apply immediately, ...,
What a pity that young man, the nope o!
his country, the pride of his parents, should be
snatched from all prospects and enjoyment. o.
life by the consequence o. deviating from tho
path of nature, and indulging in n certain Sc
cret habit. Such persons must, before contem-
plAtnQ
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MARRIAGE.

reflect that sound mind and body are thi m
nnresssrv reouisiLes to promote connubial hap
niness pin es.' Indeed, without these the journe,
through life becomes y weary pilgrimage the
nrospt ct hourly darkens to the Wow, the mIno
becomes shadowed with desp"X and hlIed " J..
the melancholy reflection thatthe happiness .
another becomes blighted with your own.
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VIZ RITIN RS.

W 49,,
/ have on hand good assortment of NOTE
PAPERS, from 81 to $4 per ream LETTER
PAPERS, from So to Sc per ream; and CAPS,
ruled and plain, from So 80 to So per ream ;
also, fine line of LEGAL CAPS, from 81 81
to ST per ream.
Orders from the country, enclosing the cash,
promptly attended to, and paper sent by mail
at low rates ROBERT BELL,
feb % 81 King street.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
IN VIRGINIA VERTIS ER
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
sDG GAR sN W d N.
osire--Gazetts Baatdia0, No. 70, Prince ST.
ms of subscription Invariably in Advance
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE

sMG VIRGINIA ADV ERTIS 4 4.
(FOR TIE COUNTRY
O.. n,,niished regularly On TUESDAYS, THURS
la Us and SATURDAYS, NJ SIX DOLLARS PER
araum -paga6te in ddp0ncs.
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DIAN BOOK

d L A X B 0 0 5
/ have always on hand good assortment Of
LEDGERS, JOURNALS ID AY BOOKS,
CASH BOOKS AMI other books needed IN
counting heus"a and stores. as well as COM PO-
SITJON BOOKS, MEMORANDUM and
PASS BOOKS, WRITING BOOKS, &c. l
do not say that / have the largest stock il the
country, for have not; nor do L invite pur-
chasers to examine my stocl efore going else
where; but after they have examined the very
large stocks in other houses, invite them to
call and see my modest assortmen ent, eing sails
fed that they will be pleased with the quality
of my goods and my uniform low prices.
ROBERT BELL,
feb % Old stand. No 61 King ST.
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HOOKS a. >TATiONEass
ID TO THOSE WHO PRAY IN fRI-
| WAITE

n VATE
We are now in receipt of The ninth supply
zone hundred additional copics) OF the above
Justly celebrated book, by the Kew. - r.
Sprigg, Rector of Grace Church, Alexa., Va.
1t is spoken of in the highest terms and re-
commended for use in the leading Episcopal
Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian papers OF
the country. -,
Price 6oc, cloth. red edges or Cloth, flexible
covers, SOC.
Free by mail on receipt of above prices.
j. & W. j. ENTW WHSLE,
feb "a 10 King street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

rU1HE NEXT TERM OF MISS POWELLS
l SCHOOL will commence on Monday, Web
8, 1869.
the residence of Mr. G. l.. POWELL, corner
of Duke and Washington sts. jan 27-eolm
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SUB RosA.-The meaning OF the phrase un-
Ger the rose implies secrecy, and had Its origin
during the year AT B. e. at which time Pau
aanius, the commander of the confederate fleet
Oi the Spartans and AtheniaDs, was engaged ln
eN intrigue with Xerxes for the sutjugation OF
Greece to the Persian rule, and for the hand OF
The mOnarch's daughter 10 marriage. Their
negotiations we're carried on in building at
tached to the temple of Minerva, called the
Brazen House, the roof of which, was garden
forming bower Of roses; so that the plot,
Which was conducted with the utmost secrecy,
vas literally matured under the rose. Pau
'anlus, however, was betrayed by one ot hls
e,ulssaries who, by preconeerted plan with
Ae eOunSelOrs Of State, gave them secret
opportunity to hear from the lips OF Pausanlus
himself the acknowledgment OF his treason 10
escape arrest, he fled to the temple OF Minerva,
aud, as the sanctity of the place forbade lntru
son for violence OF harm OF any kind, the
people walled up the ediice with stones and
e!t hun to die of starvation. His own mother
ald the first stone
II afterwards became custom among the
n'hemans to wear roses in their hair whenever
'usy wished to communicate TO another Sc
Get nt which they wished to be kept inviolate.
Hielee the ssying, sub rosai among them, and
S'uce among Christian nations.
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HE SURE WAY TO BE PooR.-There is a
"a ~ay 10 be always as poor as poverty; and that
"s lay Is Just as certain as the ebbing and flowing
Tue tide, or the rising and setting OF The
tI' .;I len thousand men and boys, women and
S" Sn'S' have tried it, are testing it to day, and
a"S aot one OF them ever found the way to fail !;
aa Tue practice never will fail to give poverty
.,"' rOuEh And yet people seldom see it. The
,buplu never do see it. For that very reason
iod in9 world Is iul of poor people, who might be
''9Ve want.
tray tell what it can be? 1t is this To
bso. se one Or two days every week doing nothing
sor' ,oau'e yon can't get higher wages; to drink
dan d' expensive liquors often aud every
VOL, 10 smoke two cigars and keep q
ree;ul S;,n'ess dog That il the most complete
DerpOa iOf perpetual poverty that any poor
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DIR. JOHNSON
OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK orKSA
BALTIMORE, MD,

BALTIMORE, MD,
Left hand side going from Bsltino[e NO. O. sttoe,
-A'j ns- M No letters received unless post pad ~
oontsinina a stamp to be used "a the reply.
Persons Writing should state age ana send L P''
ion of GSG5,Os ba6gs in his 5re
1NDoRSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this cstsblisL'
ment within the last twenty years, and the ma
merous important Surgical Operations pori",n
W Which ip have @ 1 appeared again and ag'la 9oo.
the public, besides his standing rs seaiiel, G
of character and respectAbiiiiy' - " 'U-'''7"
guarantee TO the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUHEL
Baltimore, jan 7-ly
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GROCERIES.

~ WIN. RAMSAY,
Successor to HOugh u Ramsay
GROCER,
And Dealer in Fine Teas, Tobacco, Cigars
Canned Goods, English and American
Pickles, Sauces, Jellies, &c.
147 King street
Personal attention given to orders from the
country ian lS-tf
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CHEAP CASIN ETS.
Just received cheap lot Of CASSIN ETS.
feb II WITMER s. SLAYMAKER
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n % " King ST., AIexandrla,

TNCOURAGE HOME ENTEKPKISE. f.
III H. BLADDER,
At No. la King street,
Has On hand and is constantly making all
st1ies Of HOOP SKIRTS and CORSETS. /
am I2 Sc selling my own make best of whaalebon(
CORSETS at 81 and upwards Corset Stays ol
the the best material at SC a pair. Other goods in
nv line to be sold as cheap in proportion as the
shove Remember the place, No. 124 King st
n R-Hoop Skirts and Corsets made to or
Az ~ -. - ono;rad at short notice feb
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p. S.-Roofng and S
country, promptly atten
fully warranted to please
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12


was hoping tha, the article written las,
week FOR this column woald bring me scmr
help from the teachers of the county. hu, |
am forced to believe ,ha, we teachers do not
always object in having others do the work
while we look on with great eo.np!acency
and case. There can be no possible excuse
why articles Tor publication in this column
are no, sen, TO your editor so freely tha, his
ofhcc should no, be sl,ogethcr burieusome.
The old saying, 81 cannot wri,e," We do no.
allow our pupils to adopt, and ye. prac,ical>
lywe repeat ii ourselves in failing to do our
part towards this department Of the Bulletin.
Do you ever think Of the many wise truths
we urge upon our pupils and at the came
time as ,eachers rejec, them? We preach
better ,haa We ,each--our theory is much in
advance of our practice. ,rus. shall no,
be regarded as fading too much fault il l
speak frankly OF facts concerning what we
say and what We do.
We have no right to utter word to pu,
pill in relation to school labor or its method
Of accomplishment, ualess we make clear
the meaning Of the word by an &C, that in.
wolves work on our part. Good advice and
wise',ru,hs repeated to our schools never so
frequently mus. be worse than useless, uu>
less We show their worth by corresponding
ac,ion-ihe best definition of persistent la,
Dor VIC eanSive our pupils is to do pers;s
ten. work ourselvcs-tc talk abcu. POSSIBLE
a,tainmcnts in learning VII. our .rr,s s,,a.
ed, is the most ridiculous nonsense We
talk much aeou, raising The grade Of orr
schools, this cill never be done only as We
rs:se the grade Of OR profession. What we
mos, need today is live, earnes, tea, a,hers,
who with heart aud soul are willing 10 work
a. best they may, and no, willing 10 shirS
that which may cost an effort. There are
changes for the better now going on in re-
lation TO school discipline and school teach.
Ing, which viii mos, essential, leave US of
the profession out in the cold, unless We are
constant seekers after be new.
Do not let us for T. moment Gag and drop
back in anything that belongs to the pro-
gcssive spirit SO clearly seen in our school
sys,em-Es.iher let rs clear the way and he
among the FIRST who shall adopt methods that
are Improvements upon the old. If this is
or desire we shall begin to better perform
duties close as home, and this brings me
back agaia to this column. The teachers
Of Buchanan county are abundan,ly able
and should be - willing to maintain An in>
s'rucsive teachers' column, for their benefi,
and for the benefit of all, for at least four
months Of the year, and this should be done
BY al equal distribution of labor-bus when
We repeat that eight teachers thus far have
done the entire work, leaving something like
one hundred and seventeen out Of the reek,
oning, it would seem there was something
imperfect in the psesen; list of contributors.
close By repeating the urgent request iu
our last column that you send US instan,er
articles for Publication. | make this repe
tision promising that no more begging will |
be done for contributions. w. p.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12

The West Unios Gazetfe has been en-.
larSed.
b. F. Taylor lectures in Council Bluffs on
the 18th OF February.
There are 212 orphans al the Cedar
Falls Home. The youngest is three years
old.
The city council of Montana, Iowa, has
raised saloon license 10 $500.
There are 6ve coal banks in Hardin coun.
y nov in operation, aud two more soon
will be.
The divorced wife of Hon. John A Kas,
500 was recently married in St. Louis 70
Rufus J. Lakeland, . ric6 widower.
A new Baptist church is sbous being
completed at Cedar Rapids.
The Clinton Co. Board Of Superv;.or,
have appropriated 45 900 for /. County
Soldiers monument.
A. F. Upton, formerly editor Of the Elk..
der Journal, has besn notified that e5f 900
awaits his acceptance as heir to dscessed
relative. He "accspts the situation"
The farmers Of Hardin county are oresn>
ising township clubs.
Gov. Merrill has psrdoned Bsrhsm. the
Franklin county murderer Il appear
that Berhsm acted 10 self-deience.
Cedar Rapids is to have steam Gre en-
giss.
Dies Noines city proposes 10 give $1,000
for The STATE Fair.
Mark Miller. long the editor Of the Homo
iced, has gone 10 Florida on tour of obser-
vA,iop.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12
TOWNSHIP INSTITUTE.

A Teachers Institute will be held in the
school house, at Qaasqueton, Mar. e,b, 1859
commencing at 10 o'clock A. u.
lst. Opening exercises.
2nd. Class dEii! in spelling, by Miss E.
Bu,,er6eld.
3fd. Selec, reading, by u. L. Finlayson
sth. Music.
AFTERNOON.
lss. Music.
End. Lecture.
3rd. Discussion Of the subject Of "Gra.
ded schools.'
4th. Class drill in Proportion, by L. r.
Lockwood.
5ih. Select reading, BY D. J. Edging.
ton.
9Th. Class dri!l in square root, BY H. A.
Wells.
7th. Discussion Of question in Qusry
Boz.
sth. Aisceilsnsous business.
9Th. Music.
Mr.. wattsrs is appointed committee on
Music.
Esch Class drill followed BY discussion
Of the subject presented.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12

From the Fifth Annual Report Of the
DubuqDe Southwestern Railroad, Al alb
ssracs Of which We end in the Dubuque Her.
aid Of the 7th inst. We learn that in 1867,
the gross passenger earnings we're &4s.925
50, and freight earnings sol ,773.l3, making
. total Of $l3s, 1872. In 1862, the pas.
hsncer earnings were $50,s37.3l; freight
earnings sl23,ss455-s total Of tl74.73l.
ss. There was Ut one month during the
year, tNovember,) in ~ssieh the essDings Of
1868 were not in excess Of th,:.s Of cd-scs
pooding months. in 1867; and dufns that
nosth they fell OF from 1867, $2,5s9.s7, the
decrease being largely in freight business.
The officers Of the road are J. P. Farley.
President and Superintendent: b. a. Me-
kinlsy, Secretary and Treasurer.
Trustee-A. x. Jssup, New York.
Next to Dubuque, Monticello forwarded.
The largest amountofffeight -i6 ,524, $50 lbe.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12

Teachers met between 10 4 III o'clock,
IN the school house At Quasqueton, Feb. 2S,
1869. Institute opened With prayer, BY Mr..
L. h. Lockwood.
On motion, VIM. Fl. Osborn Was elected
President.
H. A. Wells, Secretary.
The Institute was then entertained by a
soag from the scholars Of the Quasqueson
schools.
Mr.. D.. J. Edgington and Miss Willis we're
appointed critics for the day.
Class drill in reading was then conduct.
ID By VIM. II. Osborn. He illustrated bis
method BY calling class upon the Hoor.
The subject Vas discussed BY several Of the
members Of the institute.
Miss L. Busterfield sad Miss Finlayson
were appointed committee TO dsaft resola.
tons with regard to the loss, BY death, of our
esteemed fellow teacher, Miss. Fran..
institute adjourned to meet At half pas,
ons o'clock =. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION..
Singing by The qaasqueton pupils.
Prayer By Rev. kr. IsusoE.
Lecture BY Nj. L. r. Lockwood Subject
"scienee Of Language" Tie sub;sct VA
we'll handled.
Class drill in Arithmetic, conducted b.
NJ. Sockwell, illustrated BY calling UP
class.
Select reading BY Miss Gageby; Subject
Practice what you preach"
Essay by Miss Finlayson; Sabjsc.
"PhysiJogy in common schools" The es,
say was very interesting.
Select reading by Miss Buiterheld.
Discussion ofquesiion in Query Box.
The questions were discussed in yery
lively manner. The following resolution,
we're adopted BY the Institute.
WHEREAs, In the order Of nature il hal
pleased Divine Providence to take from us
Miss Lottie Frant, an earnest worker ia the
| ause OF education, who had recently come
among rs, therefore,
Resolred, That in the death Of our friend,
Miss Frant, We have lost true and efficient
eo-worker.
Resolred, That ~ desire to express our
sympathy with the friends and relatives Of
the dscsased, and trust her influence and
example will not soon be forgotten.
Resolcsd, That copy Of these resolutions
b. presented 70 the family Of the deceased.
n. L. FiyLAYsoH,
z. d. BUrrERTiELD,
Committee.
Report Of critics.
Miscellaneous business.
Singing.
On motion Iastituts adjourned to meet in
four weeks, at 10 o'clock A. n.
Teachers present:
s. 9. Pisscs, L. r. Lockwood,
r. S. Etockvsll, Wm. H. Osborn,
D. Q. Shspbsrd, D.. EdgiDgtoa,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12
Goes Cough Balsam!

This long tried and popular Remedy In again
,.lled IA ihc aitc ton of the public. As often
A. the ycas rolls around, the proprlotors snnuaiy
mnko there bow TO the people, and remind then
that amongst the many things required ior tne m
health, comfort and sustenancc OF tho fanny
through the long and tedious months OF winter
Goes Cough Balsam should not be !or gotten,
For years il has been household medicine-and
mothers anxious for tho safety OF their children
aud sll who suffer from any iiscse OF the tht"n,'
chest aud lsngs, cannot Afford to be without ~
In addition 10 the ordinary four onnce SO long
in tho market, wo now furnish our mammoth
family size bottles. which will, IN common wi'n
the other siss, bs fosnd at all Drug Stores.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12
ANDY JOHNSON.

A few days more will relieve the
Anerican nation Of its great
incubus. Andy johnson WAS the
eliminating afiiciion Of the
rebellion. lie is tho great
sore through which the corruptions
OF the body polite have been oozing.
aud perhaps for that reason may have
.nsea . blessing after I'll, although
most eGectuslly disguised. The heal.
thy sction Of the great corporate sys-
ten, last fall. viii result in slougbiog
IT the nsuseatiDg excrescsacs on the
sth e March, greatly TO the relief Of
The nssion st large. who can then
.Aisly take their thumbs from their
nossa What > happy relisfit will be
10 bold sp our heads oane more!
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12

and were il not for the fact that she
is so unfortunate before the law as to
DC a woman, subject TO restrictions,
circumlocu,ions and delays which
would not attend ono of her lordly
masters, would have had comparative.
ly little difficulty in coming in,o pos
session. OF her properly after the
Supreme Court had decided in her
favor.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12
valuable Improved Farm for
Sale.

THE subscriber offers bis farm for .ale at a
i mcst reasonabie price, and will take one
half down and balance on time. The farm con-
tains zoo acres, 40 acres imp rored and 90 acres
in timber. The improved land is all ienced.
The place has \ good house, frame barn, excel
lent we'll, a good stream aud an orchard con
tanning 100 trees, and which produced, last year,
about 800 bushels Of apples. The farm is situ
ated on the wet road from Indep pen denee TO
Fairbank, about ten miles from Independence.
Fer fur;hr particulars enquire Of the subscriber,
on the place.
3S-5m W. GALLUP.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12

4 paragraph says that Mrs Gene
ri Gaines docs not Jet handle any Of
hse Rrsat New Orleans fortune.
Hssvy debts. slow Judges aud cum
sisg lawyers keep her out Of hss own.
Mrs.. Gaines Is . woman OF unusual
oesfgy jat,tieft aAI busi0css tses
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the following
places after named, have been by the City
council hxed upon sorholaing the next annual
erection for the City of 1ndspen iencei also
shas the several persons named have been by
the City Council appointed and authorized to
act as Judges and Clerks Of said election in their
respective WAxds.
First Ward election Will be held at the Court
hessc. judges Of election, W. II. Barton, II.
W. Glynn, Augustus Myers
Clerks ef election, Edward Brewer and o. H.
?. Resell.
Second Ward election will be held at the
once Of d. D. Hodridse. judges Of election
II. kinsley, John Lyman, A. Webster. Clerks
OF election, Wm. Chamberlain and Alex. Rid
dell
Third Ward pace Of holding election, A. B.
Clsrks Drug Store Judges of election, Thos
Tyson. J. w. Myers, W. NJ Cone. Clerks Of
election. A. B. Clark and A. Ii. Fonda.
Fourth Ward place Of holding election, csiec
OF W. u. Doaran. Judges Of election, W. r.
Kenyon, j. D. CeAn, s. s. weleh. Clerks Of
election, T. Marinus, c. II. Clark.
By ordersf the City Council.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12
FOR SALT

shE uniersisned offers his valuable farm for
i sale situated six and half miles south of
Jesup, on the main road, consisting of f64
acres Of good prairie land, all fenced. anl the
most Of it under cultivation and 20 acres of
good timber-prsirie and timber Join. The
buildings are sheltered FROM the north and west
winds ty the grove 0ood farm house, new
barn built last summer alta cost Of one thousand
dollars; also other out buildings. large or
ehard, together with abundance OF small
fruit two wells Of good water supplied with
pumps, snds stone quarry. In shcrt, it is one
Of the best locations in Buchans an County
Also Farm Of le0 acres, fen ced, and so acres
under cultivation, together with 10 acres OF
timber.
HIRAM cHAMPLTy.
Feb. L, 1859. rs3.2n
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12
DRUGGISTS.
1ssA wAss ysss ews Drugriss SAYS.

dAs o. G. Clark Co., Nss Havss, Cosm.:
0.sss I'VE bsvs nov been selling Goes Dy,
psosis Cure Tor the past six years-and tsh.
ssas oppertsntty 70 say, that in Ill cases il ha,
gves essoe sesieeaetion ~ . remedy, and is spo
ken Of II the highest terms BY dyspepties. I,
has rsovsd itsslf great and wonderipi Ned;
cine u nuDsseus easos--as 4 certainland a .r..A,
sesc q Dyspspsis, Indigestion, Distress ~,
bssaag. Soaring snd Risisg Of Food, CoNe. Pe.
yer and Agass Billions Dsrsng gsments "a \
aes 81 eicsaess arising from disordsrsd cor.
sltaon q the Stomach and Bowels We slvay,
sesP easss!vss we'll sspplisd with the srficie
- soss sAsesfslly and eoassisatiously recon-
nend 10 to eur esstomsss.
Iosss very tysly,
GEORGE 6MALE. Dusrist.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-12

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Ar. G. 3. WALLACE. D,sssiss.
II rsrly 70 yess iaquiry - 10 rssults IN ~.
Ing ~ bo.tls Of Goes Dyspspsis Curc l pur.
eAAssa fre0 yoa, take the Afst opportu itv 10
ststs thas astss su1ssing With Dyspepsia for
tvsaty ysass. Asvs fsund that Co.'s byspcp.
sis Curs 10 the only remedy whish viii give me
relisf, sna veala rsecoMassd II to any one
Who v s@ieted vtth Dyspepsis. ! eonsidsr IL
. good remedy for al that Il is Eecommsuded
Yosss truly, T. W. CLose. !.