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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10

trees almost completely
-. S6s public causewsy. Nothing
r:sjsn b nice. 10 ride over than these roads,
ana vitA the beautiful morning, the 6ne
villas, he fields teeming with wheat, oats,
bsslsy. pess, berries and root err Ps; the
Snsli fields everywhere divided BY besut.
fui hedges, and dotted here and there with
splendid looking trees; the many opening
vsss.as Of rural scenery, together with tie
povAty Of 6rst ride in . new land, it Was
one of the most enjoyable rides ever ex.
pesieneed or probably shall ever enjoy.
TAe road was lined with villages, and ~
- pAssed rapidly along We noted many an
cid thatoh-roofed house, with its gabled
vindovs projecting from the straw, and il
great caves overhsnging the narrow side.
Walk of the street. More prevalent still
vsss the tiled.roofs and capped chimneys Of
. ,sss. but still old style Of architecture.
There we're many of the traditional way
eide inns, with their little tap-rooms and
kss.plaees, and their painted signs Of all
designs and conceih. There we're the
Porter's Lodges At the gates Of the entrance
70 Me "Squire's' grounds. There were the
rsd.faced hosslers, the pursy old landlords,
The pretty bar.maids, the Waterman with
>op-booss and short breaches, the country
boy in corduroys, and the old peasant in
his TOW frock. Scores of odd things which
- have seen illustrated BY Dickens, and
Thackeray, and Scott. and others, in dress,
10 manners, in building, we're to be met
~hh at every turn. almost. And now that
lh,vs seen John Bull, confess that what l
iava considered exagRerations in Dickens
end n Punch were entirely. true to life and
are the reproduction Of veritable characters
and oddities of dress which one can see al.
most everywhere.
Az We neared Chichester, the nearest
,silroad station to Goodwood, We began to
fall in with the crowd, and when we got to
me town We found it the centre Of great
sxeissmest. There were vast crowds seek
!neupssns 70 get to the grounds, which were
son8 1ous miles away. We drove through
he Asehway of an old inn, into its court
sasd, and entered the tap.room on one side.
Il Va The perfect picture Of such inns as
had read sboos often before. While our
horses were feeling We visited the cathedral
-one of tho finest specimens of Norman
Architecture in the kingdom. II was found
Cd about 1910, and has many monuments
If ssill older date. But l cannot stop to
describe il, suffice Il to say that was in.
lens.ly interested 10 hurried glance over
!. The parliamentary soldiers Of old Crom-
veil badly dslaced some Of its monuments,
tombs and decorations, ~ these old fellows,
you know, had great contempt for every
Thing but the heart and lipservice of God.
AAer leaving Chichester, We we're IN the
midst Of great crowd of motley vehicles
al The way 10 the stand. Nowhere can the
characteristic Englishman be seen 90 we'll
~ u tho races, and we had An admirable
opportunity 70 enjoy the sight. On foot,
" bcss.bsch, % ssrrisges-four-iu-h.'d,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10

The Secret Of Beauty lies In the use Of
Hsgaa's Magnolia Balm for the Complexion.
Rosshnsss, Rsdnsss, Biotehes, Esnbvsn,
Frecklss and Tan disappear whore it 10 applied;
and . beautiful Complexion Of pure, satin Like
texture il obtained. The plsinsst features are
made to glow with Heslthful Bloom and Youth.
full Beauty.
Remember Hssan's Magnolia Balm 10 the
thing that produces these effects, and any La
dy can secure il for IS cents at any Of our
stores.
To preserve and dasss the Hair, use Lyons
Kathairoa. 23-4w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10
PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS for building a Jail
y and Sheriff's Dwelling, in tho City of In
received at the Auditors office, Of said county.
until IL o'clock, Monday, January Sd, 1870.
Two separate bids will be received, ono for
the completion Of the Jail and Sherifrs Dwell
ing, the other for the Jail building alone. Tho
plans and specifications can be seen at the Of
fee Of Gee. Josselyn, architect, Independence.
BY order Of the Board of Supervisors.
e. P. BRINTNALL.
S. W. RICH,
22-5w Building Committee.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10
COSTIVENESS.

Or, Constipation Of the Bowels, should always
receive prompt attention, as it pre- disposes the
system to disease. The timely use of such val>
lable oathartic remedy A. Robacks Blood Pills
has saved much sickness, disease and death,
and many persons to-day, are indebted to these
pills alone for their very existence, ~ the cer-
ti6oatss in our possession will attest.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10
PREPARE FOR WAR!

ain time Of peace prepare for war;" is the old
adage, and there is no sentence in tho English
language more expressive nor one that is 50
applicable in innumerable cases. Who is so
wise as to know the exact moment that that fell
destroyer, disease, will attack him? Then be
70 ever prepared, have the Roback's Blood
Pills, Stomach Bitters and Blood Purifier at
hand and combat disease successfully.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10
WhOoping Cough,

The testimony Of all who have used il fer this
terrible disease during the last ton years. 10 that
invariably relieves and cures it.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10
FOR GROUP.

Tho Baisam will be found invaluable, s.I m.~
always BE- relied upon in tho most sxtre.. 49,.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10
MELANCHOLY

IL ono Of the many disorders Of the nervous
system, arising frem low state Of tho consti-
rational health or severe prostration aftor long
continued sickness, and requires invigorating
remedies like Kobask's Stomach Bittcrs to re-
store the nerves to their natural vitality.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10
Household Remedies.

There are no remedies 20 we'll and favorably
known Is "Household Remedies" rs DR.. Ro-
backs Blood Purifier, Stomach Bitters, and
Blood Pills, and NO family should be without
them.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10

DIS
(@!|3(6;|3

A Safe and speady Cure for Cough, .cold..
Asthma Bronchitis, Hoarseness Group,
influenza. Whooping Cough, Incip,ent.
Consumption, and all Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs. Don't neglect .
sev- Cough, or throw away money Or
worth dicine.
pr CT FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
Prepared by SEWARD. BENTLEY
/ CHENEv. Druggists. Buffalo. ny. Sold
BY al Drusxnu.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10
cLsReYKsx.
DRUGGISTS,
Read What your own Druggist says.

Read What your own Druggist says,
INDEPENDENCE, May 4, 1855.
Tho G. c. Clark Co., Nesc Haren, Cen..s
Gents We have now been selling Co.'s Dye
pebsia Cure for the past six years-aAd take
this opportunity to say, that in all cases il las
given great satisfaction as a remedy, snd is spo-
ken of in the highest terms by dyspeptics. II
has proved itself = great and wonderful Msdi-
cine in numerous cases-as certain and speedy
euro of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, distress after
Eating, Souring and Rising Of Food, Collie, Fee
yer aud Aguc. Bilious arrangements and in
fact all diseases arising from disordeyed con-
dition ofthe Stomach and Bowels. We always
keep ourselves we'll supplied with the article
and most chcerfully and conscientiously .ssss
mend it to cur customers.
Yours very truly.
GEORGE SMALE, Duegi
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10

|CoLE 90 LUTHER
AT THE
WEST SIDE AGRICULTURAL ROOMS.
THE 81
PATENT STEEL PLOWS,
Warranted GIVE REFUNDED
NY Manufacturing Hssg he
{L RANDALL SEPARATOR,
sess ss os1ia:. h sa % tn.
THE STICKNEY PREMIUM MILL
'ss'e On ssh their oms snds very superior
We "a.
Very Respectfully
COLE 4 LUTHER.
Testimonials OF Parties having Tested and Purchased:
have this September -
pleased
l.. CURTIS
hay: thu day witnessed tn: working order ,
iPHkA1M MILLER
Cleaning and trading 1on h
ss. oil do not sk NV % ' has here
HEMAN
1upaPnSpnxcs,
deeply at n: the shippers enps
p mat p r Randall. invention
grading whs. which enables
through Il! s,, ,,s . n, n,
sss, but between them and the Randall there ~ ''
w. ". JOSEPH.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10

with sumptuous srarp;ngs, in coaches, ON.
nibuses, hys, hansoms, cabs, dog carts
dune-carts aud hav.wagons.-in fact every
species Of conveyance-thc hired drivers
going like mad in order to get back for an
other load, it seemed as if Ill England was
making for the races. The day WAS the
cup-day, and Goodwood the fashionable
background, 20 that really there was not the
crush, and motley grathering 10 b sosnd
at the other races, but yet there was enough,
and of the richest variety. Thanks 10 the
rain Of the day before, the dust WAS pretty
well laid, Or it must have been intolsrable
from the finely powdered attritions Of the
stone. Generally you have to cover the
face with walls, and we provided ourselves
with them, but fortunately did not have to
use them, 20 that there was nothing to mar
the enjoyment Of the beautiful scenery and
the animated drive. About two miles from
Chichester, we entered the magnificent
Goodwood Park, the seat Of the Duke Of
Richmond, and for an hour We were driving
through it. The well-kept roads, the great
stretches Of smooth lawns, the magnificent
trees, made the ridedelightful. We mount
ed the hills Of Sussex, and from the top
at various points, caught sight Of most
charming landscapes lying beneath us-in.
cluded in which were the highlands of the
isle Of Wight, the channel beyond, the
cathedral and town Of Chichester, and
broad acres of golden grain just ripenine,
With hedge.rows and beautiful trees, isola-
ted and in clumps, scattered everywhere.
Driving into the grounds We took our
station with hundreds Of other vehicles, on
one side Of the very long course. Above us,
on higher level, were scores of canvass
tents, or booths, in which everything eat.
able or dr;nkable can be bought. Around
among the carriages were strollinR bands
of negro minstrels, jugglers and mounte.
banks of both sexes, plying their trade snd
picking up pennies and sixpences. At the
point near the gate there were two or three
score Of fellows yelling at the top of their
voices, propositions for betting. These
we're the small betters. At the grand
stand there were large number Of the no.
bility of England and noted "swells," among
whom, too, there we're persons keeping up
a babel Of noises with propositions for bet
ting. The ladies here were very richly
dressed, and gentlemen, also, and the prom.
Ne over the green turf, was exceedingly
= to look at and participate in. Ev.
nes eating and drinking. and
arks flew about in great pro-
the "nobs" had very fine
fitted up especially for
departments for the
ARRANGED Al that
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10
coNcREsS...rHE MESSAGE.

Tho current session Of the Forty first Con.
sssss, commenced in Washington on Mon
lsy, and the FIRST annual message Of Presi.
dent Grant, vas read to both Houses. We
WI give Il in full in our next issue. It has
shs merit Of brevity and directness so char.
ecses;stic Of it, author. Az detailed state.
meut Of President Grants views it will be
rad with absorbing interest by the public
end while iss conclusions may not meet
vftA universal assent. il will be accorded
The need Of sincerity and honest purpose.
The opening survey Of the national sisuA.
ton 10 admirable in manner and matter.
The question Of reconstruction is discussed
briefly and sensibly. The principle hd
down IN dealing with the question-shs
eass Of Georgia being inssaueed-is the I'M
yielding requirement from the sarseonstruc'
ID Staass, % . condition Of their admission
sAss the laws ofCongress, and the decisions
ofsisk oxs courts b complied with. In
,sxs,d to resumption Of specie payment,
shs President obeys the dictates of his own
eommou sense, rather than those Of Wall
sarssa 10 Is d the opinion that immediate
resaep&ion is - impracticable - undesira.
as> Hs recommends the funding Of the
Asb> q less rate Of interest, . renewal OF
he sax:ou income, but at rate Of three
,pss cent. He says that reduction Of the
nnase from imports Of sixty 10 eighty
- anumn, can be safely made
nn1ponement of the general
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-12-10
Boots & Shoes.

LADIES' KID CATERS,
LADIES' CALF SHOES,
MISSES PAT. TIPPED,
LADIES' SERGE CATERS.
MISSES CATERS,
MISSES CALF SHOES,
BOYS SHOES,
BOYS BOOTS.
BOYS SLIPPERS,
MEMS CALF BOOTS.
MEMS FRENCH KIP BOOTS,
MEMS SLAUGHTERED KIP BOOTS,
MEMS LINED KIP BOOTS,
MEMS STOGAS,
CHILDREN'S SHOES,
CHILDREN ANKLE TIES
The Republican journal., 1869-01-07
DESPAIR NOT. YOU ARE NOT YET
ENCH IA RLE. RELIEF Is AT III AN ID :.

II ISTEN TO THE VOICE OF EXPERIENCE. ONE
Il WORD TO THE DYING should arrest the attention
where SO many are sinking under that long array of evils
that arise from that dreadful scourge, solitary vice. and
other indiscretons and youthful indugences. Listen
Young Men, is late, suffering in enervated
youth premature Old arising from that secret habit
which unuermincs the bodily health and the mental pow
Remember and seek the true physician, DIR. FRED
DO not procrastinae, but go carlygo when unerring
symptoms tell you your condition. when you sensible
OF Weakness in the Back and Limbs, Loss and Prostra
ZION of the Animal Functions and Muscular Power De-
ringement of the Digestive Organs Dyspeptic Ailments
General Debility, and the common symptoms of Lung
Diseases, well the most terrible mental effects such
Resessness in Sleep Confusion of Ideas Depression
Spirits Habitual Sadness and Disquietude Longing
Change Evil Forebodng Avoidance OF Society and Love
of Solitude and Retirement, 1imdty, Mental Uneasi-
ness, Headache and degree OF Insanity almost ernin-
ating in absolute madness Co. young man. when nature
thus bends beneath the abuse Heaped her and
no false decacy deter you from the wise Go
DR.. Morrill, and he will give you restored health when
the body is overhroWn and the mind wrecked he can
and has cured innumerabe OF Nocturnal Emission
and other terrible infections from this fruitful OF
disease.
In cases, too, of Gonorhua Syphilis, Venerea Com
plants and others of similar nature have fears of
the result you place yourself under his CHARGE his is
the voice of experience, and he has cured more
than any other living physicanhe has administered to
every form of Private Disease and his remedies
safe speedy and infble perfect cure is guaranteed
and radical cure is always effected.
The Doctors Female Monthly Drops are the only sure
all Suppressions and Irregularities that
edged to be the best world removing obstrc-
ons and producing regularity In all cases of Female If
regularity, Suppressions &C., &C.. whether originating
from cold any other They remarkably mild
safe and sure and the most convincing proofs OF their
virtues the benefits which have been realized by the
afflicted in their use. The Drops can be obtained my
Office, No. As Howard Street. Boston, with directions for
use All letters attended to- and medicines. directions
&c, forwarded Immediately. 1yf5sp
The Republican journal., 1869-01-07

There is, probably no way i'll which we can
benefit our readers more. than by recommending
to them for general use .J0hnsOn'S AnOdyne Linz
ment. II is adapted to almost all the purposes of
Family Medicine; and as a specific for coughs.
colds, WhoOping cough, soreness of the chest lame
stomach, rheumatism, splitting of blood, and all
lung difficulties, it has equal that we saw
or heard Of
The propriety of giving condition medicine to
horses, cattle, and sheep, discussed and admit
ted by many of the Agricultural Societies through
out the State last fall, and was believed that in
every but one, they decided in favor of Sheri-
TINS Caoaigy Condition Poavders. Good jndg-
ment.
Miss judith Russell, of New Bedford, writes:
have been afflicted with severe prostraing cramps
Ill my limbs, cold feet and hands, and general dis
ordered system. While visiting some friends in
New York, who were using PLANTATION BrrTERs,
they prevailed upon me to try them. l commence
ed with a small wine-glass fall after each meal
Feeling better by degrees, IN a few days [ was
astonlshed to find the GOODNESS aud cramps had eli
tirey left me- and could sleep the night through,
which had not done for years. feel like another
being. My appetite and strength have also greatly
improved by the use of the PLANTATION BITTERs.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superor to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
What sword blades were to Toledo, and dam ask
to old Damascus, manufacture entirely uni que
and characteristic, that to Portland are the STEAM
REFINED Soaps. This art is ours alone.
SPEER's "STANDARD WINE BTTTERs. THE
most excellent Bitters in the Market made of pure
native Wine, in which have been stepped such
herbs and roots that make the most strengthening
and healthy Tonic. Sold by Druggists
GALES from Araby the Blest, freighted with the
breath of oriental spice flowers are not so enter
tanning as the perfume Of PHALON's ''FLOR DE
MAYO" the new perfume for the handke rchief.-
Sold by all Druggists. 2v26
The Republican journal., 1869-01-07
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET,


BUTTER-We quote common Western and Canada at
32a35c; choice Western 3Sa40c: choice Canada 4Oa42c
common New York and Vermont lairics 3Sa42c; extra
straight diaries 4244c; fall Butter at 45a4Sc per h.
ChEESE-We quote fine factory at oOc; prime New
York and Vermont diaries 19c; common do II 1-2aSc;
Worcester county factory and dairy lsa2oc DIR Id.
EGGS-The market is firm with light stock, and 43c
is readily obtained for fresh laid.
FRESH MEATS-The supply of Dressed Hogs here is
light and prices have advanced to-day to l2a12 34c
and parties holding Tor l3c. Mutton and Lamb
in light supply, and there hiss been marked advance
the inferior Beef is dI at quotations We
quote Mutton and Lamb-froze ,luc tor choice; do do
fresh killed 1a12 12c Mutton and llmb-nferior car
casses 4a6c Country Beef Sa13c; Chicago Beef Sal c
Brighton Beet Sll6c.
BEANS-The market is rather quiet, but holders are
firm. We note sales of 60 bbs mediums at SO rs per
bush good Western Pea Beans sell at a. and choice
Vermont and Maine Beans at 4 12a4 % per bushel.
VEGETABLES-New York potatoes selling at sOaS5c
bushe for Jackson Whites and Maine stock S5aOc
although but few sell at the latter price. Onions are
and firm at 81 50aS so per Dbl.
FRUIIS-There is but little demand for APPLES but
the market is firm at 81 per Dbl for Eastern aldwns
and 81 for Greetings and Sweet Apples Cranberres
sell in small lots $l6aS for State and $50 for Cape
berries.
POULTRY-C Choice Turkeys are scarce, and would sell
readily at 25c. The market is abundany supplied with
common Western poultry, which in the absence of some
thing better is selling little freely We quote
good and Turkeys and Chickens at u LA lsc
Geese at 12 1-2a15c.
HAY-Therc is moderate demand at s24a25 per ton
for prime, and Steals per ton for inferior qualities.
The Republican journal., 1869-01-07
MARRIED..

In this city, Jan I'd by Rev, W. Q. Thomas, Capt Chas
f. Brier, and Mrs, s. A. Bradstreet both of this City,
In Swanville, Jan. Sd by NJ. S. Staples Esq, Mr.. WIN
g. Piper and Miss Betsey E. Curtis both of Searsport.
In Searsmont, Jan. 4th by Hiram, Wing, Esq, Mr.
Morri son X. Heal and Miss Margaret A. Hail. -
In Troy, Jan. list, by E. H. Bennett Esq., Mr. Reuel S.
Ward of Thorndke and Miss Flora E. Bagley of this city
In Hartford John p Barnett, of Chcopee Mass, and
Miss Mary 2. Fowler, OF Searsmont Me.
In Rockland Capt Edward A. Butler and Miss Lucy
daughter Of Geo Ayers, Esq; Mr.. John c. Blagden
and Miss Eliza +. Luce, all Of K.
In Ihomaston Mr.. Richard w. Walsh and Miss Agnes
L. Fales, all of Thomaston.
In Union, Mr.. Grin NJ. Davis and Miss Annie f. Bovn
ton, both of Washington.
In Union, Mr. Austin Z. Bachelor and Miss Louisa
Jones, both of Union.
In Ellsworth, Dec. %, Mr.. Ambrose A. Smith, and
Miss Georgia A. Remick, both of Ellsworth,
Mr.. Sargent w. Billings and Miss Frances A. Barton
In Eden Dec. 24 Mr.. Henry /. Rinado, Of Eden, and
Miss Hattie J. Squirting, of Cranberry Isle
In Buchill, Mr.. j. WATSON Kane of Surry, and Miss
Clara A, Vlruum of Bluehil
In fremont, Mr.. George A. Marsh, of Portland, aud
Miss. Josephine H. Taynel, OF Sullivan.
In Ellsworth, MI. Andrew j. Higgins OF New Yor,
and Miss Adde c. Hale of renobscot
In Hancock Mr.. Wallace L. Morgan Of Surry and Miss
Helen G. Foss of Hancock.
In East Trenton, Mr. Ju6son l.. Welch of Sullivan TIC
Miss Mary Ann Coggins OF E. Trenton
In Northport Dec. 3lst, by A. Fl. Fletcher, Esq. Mr.
Edwin H. Flanders and Mrs. Mary L. Hayes, both Of
Northpor.
In lincolnye, jan Sd, by Rev. j. l.. sanborn, Mr.
Ashley G. Clary and Miss Alice c. Galbralth both Of
Belfast.
In Castine, Dec. 25th, by Rev. Alfred E. Ives, Mr.
Joseph A. Perkins and Miss Alma Hutchngs both OF
Penobscot.
In this City Jan. 5th, by Rev, W. 0. Thomas Mr.
William CiIley, and Miss Ella NJ Whittier both Of thi.
city
The Republican journal., 1869-01-07

Young woman in Mississippi has made he1
fort,1ue ont of a breach of promise case. She
rot $4,000.
Another indictment and trial of Surratt Is
talked OF. Why not dig up the remains Of his
mother?
snip Emily McNear cleared at Mobile 26th'
with 1901 bales cotton, valued at So ,4Z'''''
for Cork or Falmouth loG orders
While irving TO blow up the remains OF the
ron steamer Scotland of Sandy HOOK OIL
SUNDAY last, lot of powder ID one OF the
boats exploded, blowing the four men IN II TO
atoms
rreoc,,,,a, ,nrcs rheumatism by the sting
Of wasps
l,r Si1rtch, the Democratic Mayor of Bos-
,,n was duly inaugurated on Monday.
steel rails are not doing so much better than
ron as was expected, on railroads. They
1eah easily in frosty weather.
.Jen. Davis Sldell, Mason, and host of 9th
er- i,ardoned by the recent proclamation, are
,omine home.
The Boston police records show the exist
cuce IN that city of gang of young burglars
who are rivalling Jack Sheppard i'll their dar-
ing robbcries and unaccountable escapes.
The first of January brought about pretty
tj4ht money squeeze in the commercial centres.
Accounts from Augusta say that Blaine will
take the IT, $. Senatorshp rather that have
any trOuhle IN the family
The Republican journal., 1869-01-07
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE;
OR. MISREPRESENTATION

a NEW Medical Book, the best in the world, written
n by DR.. A; II: Hayes, who has had experience
dealing with diseases treated upon in this book than
any other living physician 1t treats upon the ERRORS
OF YOUTH PREMATURE DECLINE OF MAN
HOOD, SEMINAL WEAKNESS and all DISEASES
and ABUSES of the GENERATIVE ORGANS. 1t CON
pages bound in cloth, illustrated with beautiful
engravings "Ths is no quack doctors cheap adverts-
by Of the learned and popular physicians of
day II the young and middle-aged would avoid mental
death, let them read Dr. Hayes' popular medical work
entitled 'The Science Of Life. '"edical and Surgical
Journal.
Sent by mail securely sealed receipt of price, only
81; in extra Morocco, 49, Address the Author, No. 4
Bulfnch street, Boston, Opposite the Revere House
N. B.-Dr. H. always be consulted in the strctest
confidence. fRrioln1le Secrecy and Certain Relief.
sp1y44
The Republican journal., 1869-01-07
" Since l SO very soon am done for,
l wonder what | was begun for :"

A merchant was accustomed to demand an
excuse whenever his clerks arrived late. The
excuse given, he invariably added Very
We'll: but don't let it happen again" One
morning q married clerk, being behind time,
was promptly Intercepted as to the cause.
Slightly embarrassed he replied: g The truth
is, Sir, l had an addition to my iamiy this
morning, and it was not convenient to be here
sooner" g Very well" said the merchant in
his quick, nervous manner, g very well but
don't LET il hanneu aoain Y
The Republican journal., 1869-01-07
FG RE OLD GIN

For sickness and all forms of disease requiring the
OF duretic stimuant use Dunster's fine old Londo
DOCK Gin Sold by most druggists and apothecaries c.
A. RICHARDS & Co.. 90 Washington street, Bos ton,
largest Retail Wine and Spirit House America.