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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-15

Matt. FL. Carpenter, Senator elect,
delivered brilliant and powerful ora
tion in favor Of total abstinence from
Intoxicating drinks, at Music Hall, Will
waukee, Wisconsin. on the evening of
the 4th instant, taking for his text the
following words: " Wherefore if meat
make my brother to offend, will eat
no flesh while the world standeth, lest
make my brother to offend"
The Rev. Mr.. Wakefield, of the Uni
yersalist Church in Owatonna. Mimi,
was recently presented with a watch
guard, in which every lady member of
his congregation were represented a
hair.
Mobile is discussing the propriety of
buying velocipedes for each fire com
pany in the city.
Mr.. James Doyle, well known law
Yer of Philadelphia, was found in the
street early on Sunday morning, badly
wounded in his head He died in few
minutes after being carried home. No
arrests have been made.
The Florence Journals publish the
particulars of the following atrocious
crime : A young servant girl, remark
able for her beauty. was found to have
been barbarously murdered and thrown
out of one of the windows of the house
ia which she served. Hhr person was
dreadfully disfigured and her mouth
filed with earth, with the evident
purpose of sitting her cries. Her mis-
tress, an elderly woman, married to
young husband, has been arrested, with
her brother, on suspicion of having
committed this crime, which is supposed
TO have been prompted by an entirely
groundless jealousy.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-15

NEWARK. In the Essex County
Courts, on Saturday, 80 persons, who
had been convicted on indictments
received sentence.
A little girl about six years old
daughter of James Pettigrove, residing
in Railroad ave., was burned to death
on Friday night. The flames commu-
nicated to her clothing from burst
ing kerosene lamp She died Satur-
day at noon.
On Sunday morning the engine at
tached to the through passenger train
from the West, on the New Jersey
Railroad, due at G:10 a. M, gave out
between Waverly and Newark, owing
to an obstruction in one of the valves.
The train was moved to Newark after
q delay Of two hours, an engine was
procured from Jersey City, and the
passengers were enabled to complete
their journey.
Several garments were stolen from in
front of A. Kaufmans clothing store
No. 124 Market street, about dusk on
Saturday evening. Two colored men
who were lettering in the vicinity, are
suspected
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-15

Last Sunday young woman in this
city was to he married to Young man,
who had lately come to Bordentown.-
Everything usual to such affairs was
prepared, but at the appointed time the
bride-to-be failed to make her appear
ance 1t appears that she had an old
lover, who did moi mean to be euchered
by the stranger, and accordingly had
her to change her mind and so with
him in a carriage to Trenton, where, it
is reported, they were married.-Bor-
dentown Register.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-15
CATHOLIC INSTITUTE,

Monday Evening, February %,
Grand Celebration by 100 pupils of the school
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-15

JUuu IayIur. OF JERSEY CrGy, Tue ac-
knowiedged pigeon shot OF America, Is
not satisfied with his recent defeat by
Edward Tinker, Of Providence, II. !. in
their late match, and after expressing
his conviction that he does not think
sinGle-bird shooting satisfactory and
decisive test Of superior skill, he chal-
lcnGcs Mr.. Tinker to shoot him two
home-nud- home matches, one at fifty
double. and the other ut one hundred
single birds, / IL ounce shot, fad and
trap for each other, or fnda substitute,
for 81 900 side each match ; one to he
shot at Jersey City, aud the other at
Providence, r. [. or he will shoot Mr..
Tinker two such matches for $500 side
each match, without the championship.
The challenge is open to any one III
America, II not accepted by MIR. Tink-
er. A match for 81, 600 has been made
between James Ward, OF Toronto, the
champion of Canada, and Ira Payne, Of
New York. to shoot 1T fifty single birds
each, from plunge traps. / 10 ounce
shot, to find and trap for each other, or
find a substitute The match is to take
place at Toronto on Friday next
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-15

The present Protestant population of
France is estimated at 100000.
A French Geography speaks of Port
land as the capital of New England.
Yelocipedes are sold in Cincinnati at
$35 each The factory turns out ], 900
a week
Tt is asserted in Texas that ever since
the close of the war there has been Il
system of Matchmaking and numbering
of Texas drovers as they pass through
Missouri and Kansas.
There are three thousand acres of
grape-vines within a radius of so miles
around Keokuk, iowa.
Chinese Sunday schools have been es.
tablished i'll all the Methodist churches
OF San Francisco.
A home has been established in
Florida for children whose fathers have
been killedby the Ku-Klux and others,
because they dared to be loyal.
Andrew Johnson's policy having
nearly run out, an exchange recon-
mends him to get insured.
The Hudson is navigable as far north
as West Point. From there to Cold
Spring there is large field of ice, but
it is thought that boat can pillow
through it easily. A boat would then
have no trouble to go from Cold Spring
to Newburg. At Poughkeepsie. per-
sons are still crossing the river with
loaded teams.
ass9~ Cheap job printing at this Office.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-15
GIisubet5 9aiIp ssa q
MONDAY, FEB. IS, 1869.

THE ELIZABETH DAILY MoN1ToR is
published at 155 BROAD STREET. near
ly opposite the National State Bank, by
+. MADISON DRAKE, Editor and
Proprietor. Mail subscribers S. year
IN advance. Single copies two cents.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-15

The DAILY MONITOR will be served to sub
saribers at TEN CENTS WEEK.
Mr. GEORGE z. VAN BLARoUM has a route
ia the upper part of the city. Orders may
tpe left az this Office. Mr.. WILLIAaI G. JONES
sin supply those at the Port.
Con es may be obtained at the Post Office.
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At MARKET HALL.

Wednesday Evening, February II,
Exhibition Siloam Church Sunday School.
Monday Evening, February %.
Exhibition Drill and BAH of the ''Zouaves'
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
TIE NEW MEN.

On ihe III # March the terms OF twenty.
two uited States Senators ~lA expire.
Seine OF ,hsm have asoa raelvcse,i, aasl
some OF them have beea relieved Of ,hc
trouble cs !opscr residence AZ Washington.
lhe ,st q! the rev Senators is AS follows
CalisvgaiN--knSe Seae CaSserly, pem, gaia.
CouaeSts.si--M L. RAeatas Aagl-. Rcp..
gain.
Msrylsnd VIM. T. lfamihan. Dem.
flarila-AhQsh Gilbert, Rp.
cs--Alisu q. Thurman, ncm. gain.
Teuuessee-Wm. q. isrc..lox. Rep.
gain.
Nermon,--0eo. +. Eimunds, Rer., r,~
slec.ed.
Neyaia-wm. N. Stewart, Rep, rc>elec.
ted.
Maine-nann Hamlin, R~p.
MIehiean-ZAehariAh Chandler, Rep, re
elected.
Pennsslvanis John Scott. Rep gain.
New York Reaben f. Eenton, Rep.
Missouri-Csrl Sch1rx. Rep.
M,aaeso;s-Alex. Ramsey, Rep, re-elect,
cd.
Dslawa~-James A. Bsyard, short term,
Dem. 1hos. +. Bayard, son vt former, for
long terra
Wi.ceusia--Mau II. Carpenter, Rep.
gain.
Massaehnse,ts-Chas.S Summer. Rep.
New Jersey-Jno. T.. stockton. Dem. gain.
lniiana-pani-l II. Pratt. Rep. gam.
NebrAska-w. II. Upton, Rep. re-elecs>
ed.
West virginia-will send Republican
successor to Van Winkie.
Six Democratic Senators give way to Re-
publican Successors, and three Democrats
essi Republicans.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05


F~ Lssrsnos CamTaaies Mutual.
Iowa State Mutual keokuk
The Benton county Board Of Supervisors
having Isaid SO o0s 70. gopher scalps, re-
fuse longer 10 pay Louniie for such laxaries.
Charles Meyer, known ~ .Dutch Char
l.land, the other dav. lie had been on
spree for week, and the fa,a! bottle was
found at the si'ie Of the cerpse.
There are ninety stadents in the medical
college at kcokuk.
There are 112 orphans in the home At
Cedar Fsils. The youngest is three years
old. The average ago Of the children is
eleven.
E'litor Cue Of the For, Dodge NORTH rest
says the following floating para graphic Aing
at the State Agricultural College is base
and eniiue lie I'VE are told by one who
knows. that already iu the infancy Of this
model college, dat Two females Of easy vir.
tue have been discharged" We are glad
to Yee this sIander exposed.-Des Noines
Re. .is.sr.
Prof. bronson, the blind phrenologist Of
'A|''s''' ''SNst % s@Aishs'E H ASftttc IT,
J. W. Callsndar has been appointed dep,
uiy Superintendent of Schools for Fayet,e
county. So say. the Fayeiis Jou,nai.
The steam Touring mill At NJ. Vernon,
Linn Co., was burned last wesk.
II is reported thai Rev. {. &. Trusaell
will change his residence .r.., Ciintoa 10
Cedar Rapids.
a 4
Daniel Horn. an employee il H. ssram mill
u Nc Ace 4 Grant, u that cii,, l,y Icing
caught III the machihrry Of the mill. lie
leaves q vile and five children.
Prof. clnpr, Of Jows College, has been
iecsuring at several point. ii lhs.Staie. His
l-cfure is COM limen:ed BY lhe press.
Prot. II. S. Perkins, Of the State uniycr>
si.y. will hold nn.i.ical conventions At Sioux
cn,, DYonstoro, Iaiisncla, Eloou,isld ard
Wilton.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05

A dirty correspondent, Of The Cincinnati
Cdseft lately undertook 10 t~i,,ul The CHAR
aetes Ot Senator Ls I'm. of sA;s State. 1,
s"paksae to him sssdry schemcs Of joLber,
In connect with the Department, Of the
ln,ctics. tnqacs,ionably the Senator had
put Qaie,as upon some 70, scheme OF the
rascal, WHO sought revenge after the usual
manner cfthe Washins,on corresporden,s-
by viii, ing the maa whom a. VAS unable to
use. Senator Harlan few days after took
occasion TO refer ,o aud property character
izc Ibis attack. tn, re is not little Justice
in his classification of journalists, as
First, the mcn whose talents give the
rrss dignity.
Second, the mediocre men, who exc ou,
its rcsrsctabilisy.
Third the la1zarcni or scasincce, who
a., r, r,sronsitls fsr all the rascAli,Y."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
STATE y e ~ 3.

Mrs. N. II. Brinkerhof lec.rred on Woman
Suffrage 1T Iowa Falls, ON the 10Th uit.
Miss Matte Griffith lee, ,srsd n Mt pleas
ant on Friday evening last.
A raid vAs made on the saloons Of Fay
cite, . shors time sincr, and nov not drop
LOT the :. craythur 10 10 BE- bad in that vil-
age. So says the Fayette Journal.
A large back bear vas seen in the
Wapsie timber, in Mitchell Co, las. week.
50 says the Press.
The following are the Insurance COM
panles Of this State which have already com
Piled sIih the new State la e, and received
the certificate OF the Auditor Of State:
Equitable Life lbs. con., Des Moines
Fire Insurance compaaies Stock.
RCriInofuu Iuxupuus C.ru n.~f,.~Srs
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
Origimal Notice.

To Sas.asi d. AHen You are hereby notl-
Aed, that there Is now 6le, in the ofiee Of tho
Clerk Of the District Court of Buchanan County,
State Of Iowa, . petition Of Maria n. Allen,
claiming Of you . Divorce from the bonds Of
matrimony, on the grounds Of Adultery and
such inhuman treatment ~ to endAnger life
and that unlcss you appear thereto and defer 4,
on or before noon Of the second dayof the next
April Term, 1869, Of the said District Court, de-
iault will te entered against you, and judgment
rendered against you as prayed for in CON-
plainant's petition.
W. q. 4 J. B. DONNAN,
s5.col Att'ys for Complainant.
Independence, Iowa, Jan. 2l, 1859. I3o-lw
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05

STATE OF IOWA.
Buchanan County.
DILAZ0N d. HoLDRIDGE
vs..
ANDREW NIC0LAI.
In the Circuit Court Of Buchanan Co, Iowa,
March Term, A. u ls69.
To ANDREW NicoLAr You arc hereby ncii-
fed, that there Is nov on file. in the ofhc Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Buchanan County,
Iowa, tie petition Of the plaintiff aforesaid,
claiming Of you the sum Of one hundred and
ninety-two dollars, Us money justly due from
you as compensation for the sale OF land be
longing to yea in ls6s. You are also notified.
that your property has been attached TO secure
said claim. Ioa are also notified that unless
you appear thereto and defend. before noon Of
the second day Of the term Of the said Circuit
Court Of Buchanan County, to be held on the
LIST day Of March, A. b. 1860, a default viii se
entered against You, and judgment entered
thereon.
2o-4vl JAMES JAMiS0N,
37.5Ol Atty for Plaintiff.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05

Coon - Hon. Geo. W. Bemis of Indepen
dence. bas bees re-appoiuted to . Head
Ctrkship in the Railway Postal service o'
he Government, and assigned TO the route
from Dialogue 10 this place. We are more
than glad OF this. ~ the service has in him
one Of the mos, honest and effieiens postsl
ossicers. and Is he il one Of the best Of icl.
lo~s, be richly merits this or any other pay
ing and responsible position At the disposal
Of Uncle Samuel--loro Falls S.afisei.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
Gees Cough Balsam!

Iris long tried end popular Remedy IN again
eni "A To the attention ug the pabc. A. often
re year rblls around, the pFfpTietors annually
make there bow 70 the people and remind them
that amongst the many ,hins repaired fer the
health, colnfort and sasteuan e of the family
throu,h The lyns eha tedious aontha oi siuter
Goes Cough ilalsam shouli Il he fgr gotten.
For Sears Il has teen d LUuseh III mcdicit4e--aua
mothers anxious for the safciy OF their children,
and all who suffer from amy tiscse ii ihe throat.
chest and lungs, cannot ator e. le wlthout IL.
In addition 10 the ordinary ;sur oaneo So long
~ the market we now furnish our mammoth
family sre bottles which will in mnien With
the oshc, size, be found mt all Drug Stores.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
LOST.

A LII the bard work Of washing 's 'sacupl ios'
IA use Of Putnnm's Washing ,olatbus
Best in use. Never yeilovs or ro's 'ne y.s by
by use any number Of references iurp,l '.h = ds
persons using il in Bue snan 90. ; VS. re,rop-
pose Of Town Rights in this county
rble men, who wish to make eooi "ssI VAL r o.
Address q. s. PATCH, at Middis"'ss ss.,f
or NJ linden cndcprc, --~-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
STRAYED

Prom the subscriber. in A"s"s. Tho other
sprinr calves. One was roam steer, ", ns;,e On
dark n%, ,Ss sr,nas laf giving :, ar q
calves. leading TO the recovery oil ~ east Of
bringing them to the subscriber, m,,e mna,n,eerdiney.
Inaependencc, will be rewarded as'S'
Address by letter oRPrT,
osr Independence '''
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05

A VEloelrEpE.-we saw one Sunday; i.
~as running in the Express Office. and yes
terday ~as sent out to the consignee, J. p.
Sampson, Independence. The messengers
and drivers were operating on tie machine
With the curtains down. and pat it through
the length Of the store in good style DAB.
K,ra,d.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05

The Cairo Balietis says: Several car
loads OF wheat, on the way TO Europe. from
Iowa. arrived BY the Illinois Central rAiiroad
TO-DAY, and are nos being transferred tc
barges by the elevator company. This is a
part Of three hundred thousand bushel con.
tract for Liverpool. all Of which ~ill pass
ihrough Cairo down the Mississippi
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05

complete tie work by Including
woraen N he protected classes. The
States may do as they like with wo
men--~ho N The eyes f,he law are OF
ba' little account auyaay--hu; hanes
OF negroes aad forei.mers.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
Goes Dyspcp.la Cure

viii also be found Invaluable In all Gases Of Di.
arrhea, Dyssntery, Collie, Summer Compl.ints,
Dripping. and in fact every disorlsred condition
Of the stomach.
Bold BY Dssgyists in city or country every
who're as&i per bottle, or BY application to
THE G. q. CLARK CO..
27-ly- -sswl Sole Prorfiseors, New Haven, Ct.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
ShePinsS Mle.

DT virtue Of an Execution issued out OF, and
I'D ander the Seal Of the District Court Of Isu-
ehsnan County. fova, l. favor Of Amanda Baity,
and against the goods and ehaitels, lands and
tenenents Of wm- NJ NcMillHn and j. r. Mil
ier, have levied upon the following described
property, to-uit:
AL u the interest of said VIM N. Mcmillan
IN he northeast quarter Of the southeast lrAr-
ter Of section fftee-. ani r.,' of N. south
vest quarter Il the southwest quarter ol sec.
tion fifteen. all in tosnship eighty >eicht, north
of rasye eight west. in buchanan Co. Iowa
Which property. a. above described, I will Of
fer for sae tf pablie Auction. at the door Of the
sheriff. oahce. in the city Of Independence, To-
"a on Saturday. the f7th day Of Feb, 1859 At
O'Clock p NJ, 20 the highest bidder, TO satisfy
said Execution and costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
SHERIFF. osee, Independsnee,,
SIZE Jan 10Th. 1869. l3liwl
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
swERlFF,s SALE.

AYorICE 10 hereby given, that on the 18th
IN day Of February, 1899. st the hosr Of !
O'clock r. NJ, Il the corner Of Main and Walnut
streets, in the city Of Independenee, Iowa, I
will sell Al public suetios, to the highest bidder,
for cash. the following described property levied
On By me to satisfy . Chattel Mortgage made by
J, d. Owsa 70 c. Aaltnan I Co. for the sum Of
$3.50, snd recorded in book -, page $50, Of Bu-
chanan County records:
one ten horse power threshing machine,
known MS the Canton Sweepetakes,) and one
bay stallion, about eight years old
To satisfy the amount now due on said Chat
tel Mortgage, and all accruing costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
sheriFs Office, Independence,
s5.00l Jan. 81. 'C9 f30-4w.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
or1ep - DisfFies and CiPeals judges
0xtog Gene sro1 Terms - C0uFe Ter
8aA goAiebal District.

t. fls Clerk District Cosrt, B.eAa.as co..sv.
1N pursuance IL Statute in such ease
u made and provided, the General Terms in
and for the Ninth Judicial District, in the State
Of Iowa. are appointed 10 be held as follows for
the year Eighteen Hundred and Sixty Nine:
On Tuesday. after the fYst Monday in April,
At the City Of Dsbuqus, in the county Of Du-
buque.
On Tuesday, after the fourth Monday in Au-
gnst, At Waterloo, in the cvurty Of Black
Hawk.
On Tuesday. after the second Monday in
Decembes. at the City Of Dubuque, in the eoun-
~ of Dutsque.
JAMES BURT. District Judee.
W. T. BARKER, cire't Judss.
=. BAGG. Circuit Judge.
Jan. esth, 1869.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
Read what your ows Drugglss says.

ANbkFkSpEACE, Nay Z, 1858.
7Ae q c. ciark Co., Ne~ Haren, Conn:
Gen" We bays now been selling Goes nys-
psbsia Cure for the past six years--and take
sn's opportunity to say, that in all cases L has
e'ves great satisfaction as a remedy, and is spo-
zen OF In the highest terms by dyspeptics. 1t
mas rrovsd itself great and wonderful Medi
cine 10 numerous cases--as certangs nd sreed !
cure Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Distress afse,
Eating, souring and Rising of Food, Collie, Fc-
YER aad Ague, Bilious Dcrapgements and in
iact oil diseases arising from n disordered con
asssoa OF the Stomach and nowols. We always
keep ourselves well supplied with the article.
aad most cheerfsliy and conscientiously recon
nsad Il TO our customers.
Yours very truly,
GEORGE sMALE, Dusgist.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
AS AN ASPIRENr

,snss,,b ~ heeictAc s. much in favor ,.;.,
E,hsol onre i eIgain'cG with their aet,.n "'ih
and mild o3a n ,hi, rus they are Safe, plea.a,
vsg,,aol., can BE- taken by ehi,,I,a Ia are purely
'a"'''' ny them. Tabor and Irwin s.u,.. sa,a as
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
NOT A BEVERAGE.

Unlike most Of the bi,ters Of the presen, day.
br. Robsak's are not intended as u pleasant
stimulating whisky beverage, but are perfectly
medicinal, containing only sufficient pure bour-
ton whisky to hold in solution the medicinal
sxtracive matter from which they are COM
posed. Tabor and Irwin, ASssts.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, l..
buchanan County.
HIRAM BRIGHT
JOHN J. DAILY,
THOMAS TAYLOR,
RICHARD ARMSTRONG,
j. c. MERRILL, and
ISAAC MILLER.

ISAAC MlLLBR.
In District Court Of said County, April Tern,
1862
To John J. DAILY, 71omas Taylor, Richard
Arms,rcrg, r. q. Merrill and l.anc Miller -
You are hereby notified, that on or before the
lst day Of April, 1869, there will be On 6le, In
the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Buchsnan County, Iows, . petition of Hiram
Bright. claiming or the said DAILY, Taylor, Arm
strong and Merrill the sum Of two hundred and
twenty -four dollars and eighty cents, and ten
per cent interest on the sasse from October 81,
1855, on three promissory notes. Also the FORE
closure OF mortgage on the west half Of the
southeast quarter Of section six, and the west
half Of the northeast quarter Of section six, all
in township eighty eight, (ss) north Of range
ten, fla) west u the 5th z. NJ, In Buchanan
County, lows, given by sald Daily 10 secure
three certain notes given BY him 70 Hiram
Bright; and claims Of Thomas Taylor, Rich ard
Armstrong and r. C. Merrill ~ subsequent pur-
chasera Of said place, subject 10 the above des-
cribed mortgage; and Of the said lsaac Miller q
foreclosure Of all his right, title aud interest in
said land. No personal judgment Is asked
against said Isaae Miller.
And unless you appear and defend thereto,
on or bsfore noon Of the second day Of the April
term, 1869, Of said Court, defaul, will be enter
cd against you and judgment rendered thereon,
for the amount claimed, and interest and costs
OF suit.
$4,000 JED LAKE,
30-lw1 Atty FOR PfG.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
FOUND.

nUTNAM'S Celebrated Washing .V"pv", +,
III loses the dirt in clothes BY hoiiin ma
20 minutes. No soap required, no a. 10
pounding, so that the hard work II ,m.
wash days is done ava with by usins
Dounl
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
VIM. FEW / co.
EVERG RGREENS I

ENEkYBODY take sotos, thai 900 White
L. Pine and Balsan Fip Trees ere Tor sale a
the Evergrsse Nsssssy, at Qsasqueees, at
greatly reduced prisss. The trees are iron one
to four feet high, sad 10 . healthy soadItion.
We will transplant and wasrast growth II Or
dercd. Give US cali and We will guarantee
satisfaction.
}. TURNER,
"o-"i Proprietor.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
" the ONLY REMEDY.n

lFro" r. W. CLUSE, zNdePtndence, Iown. ]
Mr.. c. R. WALLACE, Druggist.
In reply to your inquiry as to results in US
ing the bottle Of Goes Dyspcpsie Cure I pur
chased from yon, take the first opportunity to
state that after suffering with Dyspepsia for
twenty years, have found that Goes Dyspep-
sis Cure 10 the only remedy which will give me
relief. and would rsceoMmend IL ts any one
Who il amicted With Dyspepsia. consider 1t
. good remedy for all that il Is ommended
Yosss truly, T. W. CAssE.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
An Ounce Of Preventive

lsworth apouni Of cure. Fever and Agus can
he rreseatsd in all climate and in all eonstiiu.
tons by she constant use Of Robsck's Stomach
Bhtsrs, and VI times the very worst esses have
been cared by their timely use. Person. living
in u,aia Hous district. should never be withou,
ihsn. Tabor and Irwin. AAeuts.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
DRUGGISTS.

any drssslt in the country will tel you, if
You take the trouble to enquire, that every one
that bnys bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure
from them, speats in the most unqualified
pralso Of its great medicinal virtues.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1869-02-05
BAD TASTE

In the mouth in the morning 10 one ofths syu.p.
tens of = bilious condition Or dlsordered state
- the liver, and should not. for single dav. be
neglected, as II - but the premoniiory symp.
tom Of . train Of evils al the very seeds of dis.
case. Procute st once Roback's Blood Pills,
administer them according 10 the directions ac-
compy ng each box, and fhe difficulty and dan
ger OF disease will at once be removed Tato,
nd ir win, Agents.