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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
COMMUNITY OF INTERESTS.

Society is made up Of different classes, all
dependent on each other. At the feunda.
Zion IL the farmer. Without him the ycry
essentinls Of life, food and clothing, would
be wanting. He is therefore the essential
element ia society. But the farmer would
he in a sorry plight without the mechanic Il
build his house, and manufacture his farm
ing utensils and clothing, or without the
merchant to supply him with the thousand
things he can hardly do without He mus,
even have the lawyer to right his legal
wrongs, aud the minister to enlighten and
spiritualize HE conscience. Nor does The
capitalist, Of whom he may secure the mean,
to assist him in profitable outlay, come
au,iss. On the other hand, the mechanic The
merchant, the lawyer, the minister, the cap.
italiss are all dependent directly OF indirsc4,
ly, on the farmer. No one cla.s could well
exist without the others. Thus al classe.
nre.mu,uAlly dependent and thsi, hiche,
prosperity can only be secured through mu,
tual harmony and good feeling.
In viw Of these plain facts. how utterly
sen.e'ess, and even suicidal, that spiei, o.
jealousy and mistrnst which too often exists
between the farmer and the merchant, be.
tween the mechanic and the capitalist, BE-,
tween the town and the country, or bst~een
any one class and another. II is true. at
the same time, that each class has its duties
to perform and correct code ofjussice and
morals which it has no right to violate.
The farmer should meet his obligations to
tie merchant promptly; the merchant
should sell his goods at . fair living profit,
and do wha, he can to accommodate his
customers. The mechanic should DO a.
good days work BY the day as ~ the job.
Tie lawyer shoald be honest and the capi>
tails; should o, be ex;oriionate Just because
circumstances give him the opportunity.
Now oil these classes are more or less der
clict in the performance of their whole duty,
md as consequence, instead of mutual
recriminations, vast amour, Of charity
should be fostered between them. Their real
interests being mutual. every effort should
be psde to foster mutual confidence and re-
spec, Selfish interests, if no higher motive
ought TO induce this course of action. Let
US do away then with the idea Of conflicting
i interests. The interests OF the lesitamate
classes in society are ssstsal and their
highest coed can be best subssrved BY en-
tire harmony and confidence.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
LOST.

A IL the asrd work of washing ia Lost by tho
IA use Of putnsms Washing Compound.
Best IN use. Never yeliows rois tho clothing
by use; any number Of references furnished w
persons using il IN Buchanan Go. | w,sh Ia ,lis
pose Of Town Rights IN this county, Is re.pon
sbls men, who wish 70 make sopd warof.
Address u. s. PATCH, =. MidalcG"ld 4 q
or at Indspsnlence. 26tf
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

Upwards Of enc million Of dollars
have been expended in Massachusetts
the pas, year for the erection Of school.
| honseS.
Tie captain General az Cuba
! reports ,ha, he has $4,000 regular
volunteer troops to oppose 1900
insurgents, but the nature Of the
country prevents the suppression Of
the insurrection. He says the blockade
is complete and the insurgents canno,
be reinforced.
Supervisor Crecy reports . curious
condition of affairs in New Orleans.
Engeane Tisdsle, Internal Revennc
Collector for the Third District OF
Louisiana, was suspended in Decend-
crAst because he had made no depos-
i'll of public money since the prcced-
ing June, although his books show
that hcsmust have collected nearly
one hundred and Fifty thousand dollars
Under the law. the oldest deputy Of
of New Orleans has since acted as
Collector: but as he has not deposited
a dollar, SO he is in turn suspended
by Mr.. Creecy. Meanwhile, the
nomination of Mr.. Burchard, who is
acceptable TO the Republicans Of
Louisiana, is before the Senate. and
under the Tenure of Office act
the plundcrers cannot be removed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
Valuable Improved Farm for
Sale.

FINnF subscriber offers his farm for sale n.
Il most reasonable price. and viii take one
hall dssa and balance time. The farm con-
tsiEs seo scres, 1le acres Improved and so acres
iE timber. The improved land is all ieaced.
The .acs has good house, frame barn. excel
lent we'll. good stream and IN orchard con.
tsining 80 trSes. end Which produced, Last year,
nbou, 800 bushels Of apples. Tho farm is situ-
a,ed on tic west ruad frsm Indepeu dence TO
fsirbans. ahost ten miles from Independence.
For farther particulars enquire Of the subscriber
Oh the place.
ss.3m W. GALLUP.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
SICK HEADACHE

Arises from dsordered state Of the stomach
and bowels, and bilious arrangement of the
liver, and can be permanently cured by the use
OF Roback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
Fun directions accompanying each bottle and
box.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
HERRING r. co.
AUDITORS Notice.

Notice il hereby given tha. the County Au-
ditor, Of buchanan County, lows, will bold rog-
uiar sessions on the FIRST Monday in each month.
for the transaction Of all road business rsoui-
ring notice. All other business will be attended
70 st any time during regular office hours. Par
tics interested will govern themselves according
ly. VIII BARros, Auditor.
Dated at Office, Jan. 25th, 1859.
3I-Ar
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
FOUND.

DUTNAMs Celebrated Washing Compound
JIG loscr the dirt in clothes hy boiling. in s r.
~ minutes. No soap required, no rabhine. no
pounding, re that tbs hard work incident 10
wash days is done ava with ty nsing this com.
pound
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

DrBuouE, FRH l7th, 1869.

DrBrogE, fBh 18th, 1869.
EDrruR BULLETIN Months have passed
since you hare beard from your cerrespon,
dent, through the columns Of your paper
This long silence is rot attributable to the
waut Of o disposition to scribble, or the lack
Of something to scribble about, bu, for want
If time to devote to such purpose. Your
Journal makes its appearance weekly ss the
rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Asso>
ciaton, where for Lsarly two years it has
been given . place on the large reading =
be Of this institution.
Some time last spring, good friend Of
mine, John Beggs, moved from Dubuque to
yonr place, where l suppose he Is residing
o. the prrsent time. Hs i friend worth
having, and NEST sincerely do wish him sue.
cess. A reliable christian young man, be
win make friends wherever be goes.
The lecture going people Of Our city have
recently enjoyed . rare intellectual treat in
hearing the celebrated orator and reformer
Of Eng'aad, Henry Vincent. He lectured
on Thursisy and Sasurday evenings Of last
seek in the A'heneum 70 large and intelli.
gent audiences. think it safe TO stass
that AL WIN listened to him we're highly and
pro6tabiy entertained. On Sabbath morn.
ing be preached in the Seconed Presbyterian
REV. DR.. Spses) church. The house WAS
croaded, aud he held the closs and interest.
cd atteation Of his auditors from frst "a
last. it was indeed delightful to hear him
present the glorious theme Of salvation, and
rebate with peculiar eloqnence and enihuei,
asm many instances connected with his owr
experience. May lie be long spared 70 beal
testmoney to the::" truth as il is in Jesus
The Congregational Church has purchas'
ed an organ, which 10 nov on the way frou
Boston. il sill be placed back Of the pull
pit. The alterations necessary are bsinl
made in the church, and the whole expsns,
will not fell short of four thousand dollars
The Second Presbyterian Church building
being finished up, and before many month
the congregation expect to occupy tn
main portion o the edi6ce. They alwsy
worshipped in the lower part, and sot until
short time ago did The work Of competin
the audience room commence. It viii be
6ne church sdi6ce when comple4ed. Re
J. A. Reed the new Pastor Of the FIRST Pre-
bytssias Church, is very is much liks
By his people. He has commenced ssri'
of Sunday evening discourses, the frst
which WAS given last Sabbath eve. I'll
subject was Everybody does it, Th
next will be !" The fashionable wine cup ~
its influence" Rev. A. d. Kendig Of ii
Asin 81. N. u. Church has been holdinl
prot, acted msetings, aud the results hsv
been the conversion Of several persons
Thsrs Is considerable interest upon th
= religion iu some Of the Otbe
nrnR msstings hive bse
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
DYSPEPSIA.

Thousands Of the worst sufferers from this ter
ribie gnawing disease Lase been cured by the
use of koback's Stomach Bit.crs, as the tes,i-
monials now in our hands fully prove.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

Jsundee and all affections Of the Liver are soon
removed by the use Of Robaek's Stomach Bit,
tiers and Blood Pill. they are composed Of veg
ctable medicinal extracts with especial refer
cnee to their direct action on the liver and d.
gestiyc apparatus.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
WANTED.

All persons troubled With Costiyepess d, ~,
stpa'toa OF the Bowels to Guy RabAek', ploas
pills; tr~1F contain no mercury, they are mr..
iy vegetable sad work like a charm can \.
taken with satcty by pc'sans Of ail ages aud h
all condit ions Of lhe.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

of scdentary habits who require gentle par-
gati,s will hnl Rohack's Blood Pills ius, tho
medicine they want they ars perfectly safe and
can be taken at all times they contain no ,oer.
curry or mineral poison, but are purely yege,a-
BILE.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
CONvALESCENTS

Should use Roback's Stomach Bitters 10
siren gthen the prostitution which always FOL.
lows acute diseases; il will be found far supe
rior "a a stimulating I onic 70 any % the wine
and bark preparations OF the present day.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
UNPRTNuIpLEn

Dealers oiten recommend other hittrrs t......
they have not Robacks. We desire ta as,.a'"
we sniictei ng.inst purchasing any of ,san
bny hobheks Stomach Bitters an, nona ~ -
"you would combat diseasc successfully. '4'''
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

hava been So much Interested in au arr
,'ele in Tie January number OF the Nassa>
chuser,s Teacher, tia, give /, entire III our
Colams> hope every icac Aer in the county
,,,ay rod 4, w u
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
NEURALGIA

Can he cGectually cured by taking Robaeks
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. and bathing the
affected parts with Tincture Of Aconits or Chic.
roform.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
Feb. Il,h, 1860.

Feb. TTth, T5Uv.
All notes and accounts now due L. :. Bowlsy
will be collected BY him. Prompt payment 81
the same il earnestly requested, thanking bis
numerous patrons for former favors hc invites
eontinaation Of tho zane for the firm VI Bow
leg 4 eicutt. Yours truly,
.s'-.-a A. J. BowLEY.
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
Price Only s2.75 Per Copy.

E4S Send for CrRcuLARs and sEs ouR fsnns
and full description Of the work. ADDRESS
JONES BROTHERS CO., Chicago, Ill.
CAUTION.-Inferior works Of similar char
acter are being circulated See that tie book
you buy contain s. fne engrayings and sell q
1915 pc COPY.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
I1o TeacI,ers Wanted.

| S'5 10 $50 PER MONTH; for iull partie,
uiars address The Peoples Journal" fhia.
dolphia, Pa yt-4w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19

The case came before Justice Wagner, ard
the said Justice claiming to be wl,uess
Tor the prosecution, the case was trans'o ored
to JsR.s 81 Burnside, Esq, anosacr Jus-
tice in ssa township. before whom the case
came up &, uial and no evidence hcipg OF
cred upeu the parl ct saif prosecution, oaeh
OF the parties WIRE duls discharged,
The parties were then re arrested and "a
second trial brought before Justice Wagaer
on the same eaarge.
The defendants then, on the 5,h lust.
through ,heir attorneys Mess-s. Sm,th &
Young filed an application in the Cir,ui,
Court. then in session, for a wri, Of Habcus
Corpus, which writ was granted and on the
9Th inst. the nsiter was heanl before Judge
Yates who discharged ;he deas from caste.
dy.
The affair occasioned good deal OF in
terest n, tho time. bat now iha, j, is over
wa sappose tha, al is quie, on the Potomac,
OF rather 7r In Boulder Marion RegiSte',.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
Piles.

There Is no medicine in use 90 EN- acions q,
Dr. Kobacks Blood Purifier and Blood Pill. for
the permanent cure of Blind or Bleeding Piles:
they strike at the root Of the disease, Hereby
removing the cause.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
Connrsuership Notice.

The undersisncd hevo this day associated
them se,yce together under the name and style
of Dowlsy aad Orcutt, for the purpose o. con
ducting . general mercantile business In the
city Of Independence, Buchanan Co., Iowa.
A. J. BowLEr,
ID ORcyrr
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-19
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Evening star., 1869-07-10
GEORGETOWN.
Affaips In GesYaetsvu,

Two SIpEs TO TIE AccouNr-Justi,e Q
Buckley had novel case for decision thls m =
ing.Gross VS.. Reynolds. John w. Gros',
ises OF Patrick Reynolds, corner &th and
Market streets, and rendered bill for 81 so.
which Reynolds agreed 10 psy in presence Of
Ohicer Harper. A few days after, however,
Reynolds made mp his mind to evade pawn mt
OF the bill, and whenever Gross called gave
sundry excuses, which finally caused he fatt. r
to warrant, to recover payment The case
coming mp this morning, Reynolds appeared
with q counter list Of bills agaiuet iross
charging him with leaving the ward IN a filthy
condiucn. This Mrs. Reynolds cleaned MP
and charged 81 therefor. Further, he states
that Gross, in the dis charge OF his duty, broxe
the floor OF the outtouse In question, and he
(R had the same repaired 81 a cost Of sl.S0,
thought would Offset the amount of the war.
rant, but Justice Buckley decided IN favor Of
Gross, whereupOn Reynolds appealed, say ng
that II could not be made out OF hi anyhow
Gross seems 10 be well contentes as 10 the
chances OF collecting the debt.
DRovRRs' RRsr.-The market Yesterday was
dull AGO head OF cattle We're offered, OF which
25O head We're taken by our District bu rchars st
81 TO $50 per hundred lbs. gross; q sheep and
limbs changed hand AZ 50 20 S6 each: veal
cllyes SO per hundred lbs. gross: coss aud
calves >2a 10 S6u each. The market now 50
well supplied that our butchers have absn-
oons1 aNogetner their late habit OF attending
the Baltimore Cattle Market
COAL SaIPNESTs.-The following coal shir.
menfs Were msde during the past week. Ameri-
can Co. i,6ii.9O; Borden 90. 2 276tr, Central
Go 5. % .os &C. & l. Co.. b. 500, CJnsolIda-
tion c., % 6-US; Georges creek Co 65- u:
Hsmp & BALTIC. Co. I.529 on: Midlothian 90
9j6ts; James Boyce Go sab; total. g2.O:2l2
THK FLOUR MARKkr-FIour has declnad
daring the psst week, as Will bs seen bv the
lolIowng qurauous; Georgetown FANNY.
sluS>li -. Extra. S-s~?; Superiine. SSaS5 81;
Canal Family, SgatO: Extra, S6a~.: Extra Cu-
s5-5ua>5 IS Superfne. S5ss5.5a.
Evening star., 1869-07-10
NITED TATEs MAIL
VIRGINIA
Posr 9FF 60 DEPARTNENr


Proposals. Will be received al the Contract once
sde 10 hs deciGeI ~ H. i2ts sI , ti oi Ji, -,
mails of the United states from septemser l. isis.
State OF Nireinis and ~ the soheduIes Of De part
ures and arrivals herein specified, viz
IenceSille Charlie Hope. Whit Piain.,
GholsohyiIle. Penelton. Pleasant Oaks aLs
kysn 8, g. hicksioTd, equal TO IS miles snd
Leave Hicksford Monday and Friday atTam.
arrive Al hioksford Tuesday and Saturday
ans From Princes Anne C n .hy Pleasant Ridge.
Blossom Hin and Ives store. 20 Lani IT
Promise. 70 miles and lack, once a week
Leave Princess Anne q. II j, "Wednesday at c
Arrive at Land Of Promise byl2m
Leave Land Of Promise Wednesday At pm
$40 From Blossom Hill 20 knotts Islaad, II miles
Leave Blossom Hin Weanesday at loan
hssre hrs,se ka6st. s1 kP.f T.I.ns I..Rs Sy
Arrive at Blossom Hill by 50 a m
E2 From Hieksford to Rylsnds Depot. 10 miles
Leave HicksfOrd SATURDAY stssm
Arrive at Rylands Depot by l. m
% Arrive 81 :. fhe HiossforG9 Gps sy sstSnaa'
az From Greenwood Depot. ~ Ysnoeys Mills.
O. Bstesville, miles and back, three times
Leave Greenwood Depot Monday. Thursday
Leave Bsteeyilie Monday, Thursday and Sat-
Arrive at Greensood Depot oy 10 am
as From ycneevfle, by W hite Shoals. W bite Oak
Springs. Alanthus Hill, Tenn Rob
Camp, and Powell's River, 90 TsZexell,
351s miles and back. once q week.
Leave JoResville wednesday at an
Arrive at Tazevell by pm
Leave Tazewell THURSDAY At
Arrive at Jonesyile by pm.
For forms OF proposal. guarantee, and certifi-
cate, and also the Instructions O. the conditions
70 be embraced in the contracts &C zee pam phet
advertisement inviting proposals. for carrying he
mails In Virginia. dated October 81, 1855. and au
usry ?, ls6e, 10 be found in the principal post
Offices.
Bids should be addressed 90 the "second Assist
ant Postmaster General" /" supersertbed "Propo-
sails. State of Virginia. /" aud sent by NAIL
JNO. A. CRESWELL.
le ~ leNiw Postmaster General.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

APPAIRs IN PRINCE GKoRGE's COUNTY, MD.
The Prince Georgian this week has the follow.
ing items:
The Turnpike learn that contractor Will
son has commenced work upon the road, hi.
force, not yet very full being at present engaged
near the District line, from whence he will
work down TO Forestville, under the present
contract MIR. Wilson Is said to be pushing
man, so it only needs the encouragement of our
citizens and the enterprise of the company to
ensHre US good road TO Washington by mex /
winter.
Sudden Deah.-We regret to learn that Mr.
Lawrence, engaged for some time past in the
Academy at Bladensburg, died very suddenly
at that place on Monday last, from partaking
too freely Of water whilst in q very warm con-
dition, occasloned by severe exercise. The
deceased was native OF Virginia.
.Sdlss Of Real Estdte.-We learn that Samuel
II. Hance, Esq, trustee for the sale of the real
estate or the late Augustus Hilleary, has dis.
posed of the same at private sale. The tract
consisted of 22O acres OF land, situated near this
place. 1t was purchased BY John E. Gardner,
Esq, tor 8, 800.
Corner. Stone Laid-The corner-stone OF the
new building for the Methodist Church South
was laid, with Imposing ceremonies, on Mon.
day last, the 9Th instant, with imposing cere.
monies, at Hyattsville. The exercises were
conducted by Rev. DR.. Tudor, OF Washington,
assisted BY Rev. Messrs. Harper Perrie.
Evening star., 1869-07-10
AFPAIRs IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.

AFPAIRs IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md
The Rockville Sentinel has the following
items:
Montgomery County Agricultural .Society.-After
an interruption OF several years, our Agricul.
tural Society may now be said to be fully re.
organized, under happy auspices and on an
enlarged basis. The officers Of the society have
been unwearied in their efforts to render the
operations Of the society efficient as possible
Much was done BY them last year IN improving
the grounds and buildings, and we now learn
that much is to be done preparatory to the next
fair, which will commence on Wednesday. the
lst day Of September next, and will be con.
tinued for four days.
A Good Hdul.-On Wednesday last, Mr. VIM.
l.. Cook, OF this county, spent the day in bass
fishing at the Great Falls Of the Potomac, and
succeeded in catching fourteen of these fine
fish, the largest of which weighed four and
three.quarter pounds when cleaned, and the
smallest not less than two pounds.
Land Sdle.-On Monday last, Mr.. Lewis Shots
sold to AIr. N. D. offutt, of this place, tract of
land, containing 81 acres, for the sum Of Si5 per
acre. The land adjoins the village.
Evening star., 1869-07-10
AIPyAHDPIA ITrNg

ALEXANDRIA lTEMs.-The following item.
are from the Gazette OF last evening;
Conservative Denso strGttOR.-Eor what NAV
he considered an eXtemporaneous affair, the
Conservative demon stration last night was ole
OF the most successful political man festations
that ever occurred in this city, and those who
originated the idea carried il out IN what all
concede to be an unexceptionable manner.
State SendtorS.-Messrs. Thomas E. Taylor, OF
Louuon, and Edgar SHowden, jr., Of Alexan.
dria, have been elected to the State Senate from
the district composed Of the counties OF Alex
apdria, Fairfax and Loudon, by upwards OF
$50 majority.
Small For.-1t is reported that one or two
cases Of small pox in the city, but the disease
is not Of a malignant type, ano does not seem
disposed TO spread.
Evening star., 1869-07-10
DRorosALs FOR FRtsa BEEF

~ .rsRTERs First MrrIrAEF DrSru-~r.
OFFltL vi ~ toNNE~~ARh 40 - R, .~rKStF
h-tHNDNU. Va June =, .. y. \
S'Afi irorRssls IA dnnilra.e' all ha rerti -
~ thr once OF Captain EdwRrt ellns. eth Tuit.
states lnisntry, At Farmyll . Va until MEDsE-
Tht, ,Jniy -, lbtg al l. m. for snrrl1ins a.
pn,ci States sgbs ster ce r. psr;m at WITH Fresi
bet AZ tarmville, Va for siN months from A.
gust ], is g. or such less tiue the 4 ,mmiss.-v
S.nersl OF Subsistence msy direct.
, Inc Beef 60 be delivered there on the order ,r
me Acting Commi.ssry OF Subsistence ~ thar
lIece OF good sud marke'a able ~ slity. Ia an n
psoprrtlors OF fore ans hind quarters. tnerE.
snehk- and Kidney tall1w TO he sNclGd-d T.,
necks q The cattle ssus hterei q be cutsn AZ ,h.
io0rth yertetral Joint, and the breast trtmr1-f
oown. The shanksOf fore quarters % he cut frors
three 10 f.ur inches above the knee foint ana -
LlnI 9usrtes from SIX 60 eight "a, hes sleye tie
gamtrel or hook Joint '''0
bldcers are queeted 20 be present O. resrap -
thelr bids. snd be prepared 10 give bonds tor the
frlh inlent of their contract
Proposals must lie endorsed distinctly 4" P po.
sa.s Tor fresh Beef q, Farmyiile. Va
bid for good cause
Conditions, requirements, payments, &c, ~
BY command of Brevet MAJOR General Cansy
r. A PORTEE
Doot breNet Wa iOI and Chief q :