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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-26
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeon, Ia,
don, graduate from one Of the most emipsB,
Colleges IN the nited States, and the trrA,Cr
tails Of London, Paris, PHILADELPHIA, snJ 80.
where, has effected some Of the lpoot a,to,,,t
ing cures that were ever known NJ.
trosbled with ringing in the head and ear, -
asleep, great nervousness being alarmed Al "a
den sounds, bashfalness, with frrQueni blssS.
ing, attended, sometimes with dsrAnsemen, a,
mind were cured immedIa,aIy r"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-26
MORE "OLD TIME" GOODS
Grants Celebrated
mond Tobaceoe
VIE ARE JUST HEeh

WE ARE JUST Hseh
w and Offer for sale. -h.~s.
D BoIes -Gr.ns's" virginia y. TO-
u "Mf1lner'." Gold Tub'
Benham's Virginia los a.. y
Is c.ddIes ''GresnerS CslshrsS1
20 Caxdies Old Va long 10 TobAeo
10 Drums 'rDins" Riehnond ~ ~. T,5aOs
Ia5 Cad1iea Western Ios, is s.Us'
10 Kegs Kentucky twist IossSsf ygIT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-26
YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victim, ~.
Solitary Vice that dreadful and de,,rpc,, =. VI
habit which annually sweeps TO an uEtissIs
grave thousands Of Young Men Ct the L,oIi -,
alted talents and brilliant lntellec. who Si,i,
otherwise hays entransed listening Senate, siS
the thrilling Tyre, may call with full son DER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-26
TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WHEELING, May 9Th, 1869.
DAssENGERT TRAINS WILL BUN
i by the following schedule on and after the
10th day of May, lS69-Wheeling time:
I,TnN AnNnNfNIDINA n,InN-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-26

Married Persons, or Young Men eontsnpi,,
ing Marriage, being aware Of Physical ~
ness, organic debility, deformities, spe.,j,',.
cured.
he who places himself under the car. Of l.,
J., may religiously contde In bis honor a. ..
tlemAn, and confidently rely upon ki, ,iIiI s@
Dhysician ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-26
From. Mrs. A. vi. Meeker.

WALKERS Tonic BITTERs are known to the
Faculty, and are not a PATENT medicine and
are endorsed by eminent Physicians Ministers
and otlers,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

oh G~d, my cup Of bitterness is full, and
she only wept aloud.
Her friend bent over her, and mingling
her tears with hers, said aGectiona'eiy
" But you know who drank that cup before
your"
Lucy looked with bewilderd express
ion, aud the masron added:
"The Lord Jesus you remember him. y
A look like sunlight breaking thro' a
cloud, . look which only saints may wear,
irrsdiated the fearful face Of the dyinS wo>
man, ~ she replied:
"Oh, yea, know Him and loved Him be-
fore fell asleep"
The man of God was called. A few who
had known Lucy in her early days, came
also. There WAS much reverential telling
and some weeping around her death bed.
Then rose the voice Of prayer. n 6rst her
lips moved a. her weak spirit joinvd ia that
fervent appeal. Then they grew still, and
poor Lucy vas dead dead in her grav-haired
youth. Those who gazed on that pie id face,
and remembering her harmless ifs and pa.
tient suffering, douteed not that the morn Of
an eternal day had broken on bes Night u
Yaarn0
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05
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lzU Ne Roas.

"Hnsb,nd. ! can, expass nv dsstss;s~
Of Jour contuct." well, dear, I'm vssy
glad yoa cant. -
II has beer asccrtAiicd that s,me lsdi 9
nss paint ~ Eldtsr,esse rosin--to aid shca.
in drawing she bean.
The most hasLfaI girl We ever knew was
one ~ho blushel when abe was asked if she
had not been courting she~r.
The health Of Hon. T.. B. washbusr . is
improving, and at last q. counts il was
thought he would he able 10 leave his room
in lev days.
An Irishman recently soliloqui.ed: "wh,s
you know the half n il is hone, while y
can spind !, for rum tha. hasn't . boss in
IT,
There are two reasons Why s.me peopls
don't follow the advice, ''nind their IVA
business.' First. they havn't any business,
and second, no mind to bring " 4. Rath, ,
poorly OF thos style Of hsmsMnY.
Eight companies Of United St.scs sroo1
will soos b. forwarded to reinfcrce thoes +
ready in Arizonia, and the campaign agai @
the Indians will be pushed with vigor ue,.
er before known.
A resolution has passrd ske House II
Representatives at Washington, dispesise 4
the Secretary Of War TO have the harbos q
Chicago surveyed, with . view Of enlsrying
is facilities 10 meet the increasing demands
Of commerce.
"Do you observe how devotional Dsse. .
Buffer ia7" asked . good lady of her has
band. "Yes, my dear. the Deacon u ,ssy
devotional. He always keeps his head bo
ID in prayer uetil the contribssioa bsx has
passed"
Mn. Stowe. in Hearth and Home, says
in old>fashion time yonng writer's never
spoke Of the I'm, except PhGbus,'' or uo
moon - "Luna." Now, however, they q I
the sun, "the god IF dav, and the moon atls
fair empress of night
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

In 1850, Louise Maria, who vas knevn
throughout Der realm - the Holy Queeo.
died, leaving her daughter Carlotts, 8 veev
beautiful ehi'd, but ter years Of age. Lei.
pold, her hthes, was Oas o6 the psssse ss6
noblest Of men. He has been eaJJei Il Il
Nestos Of Kings. Under his reign, tle
throne was enbellishel with the most q.
cred and attsa virtues of private lile.
Such was the parentsge Of Csrlotta.
The young princess inherited IL virtues a
both fashes and mother. Sbe vas MI =
person. and graceful in figure, beautiful n
featuNs. Her endowmenis of u,ud and -,
fractions Of heart won bnsh admiration ana
love. She oft.n appeared il the pubLe
psEk OF Brussels, aceomIDnied BY her tvo
brothers, her tutor. and ier sovrsness. IL
one OF The private spsrtnsnss Of the palace
st Brussels her postnh sow Asags exhibit.
ing her, ~ abe thes appeared, IN the rass
lovelineas Of childhood.
Hsf education was conducted with the us.
most care, German, Frseb asd Ine3,k.
being al - - it were, her vernacuIss
tongues. Sue was, of course, trained u
perfect familiarity with court etiquette, Hss
devotion to study WAS such, and her aau /.
ciations With her superiors in age 20 COZ.
stant, that she seems never to have saiovsd
the ordinary 6Rhs-heastedaess and plsyfs.,
ness u childhood. Dseely saddsasa by Il )
death Of beg neeA8s akon shs lvved vih
The stnose tsodsspsD q earthly a6ecsioo.
Casloeta rSoaias1 - ssvssnl yeass sft. I
that evest qsias i sssDuaisa, dsvosine her
time and enesgis = osslnl ealesse.
The inteIlee4ual o1tnin0on1s e the yos, =
princess coassquessly hsenns ssch q kv
ladies ever aequirs. In addisioa 70 The En-.
glish, French and 0ssnaa languages, ~
both wrote and spoke Italian ard span 6
with ausacy.
Her faahss's esast, pure IN its charsesss
and eeeesoss N I'll - obsesvances, Wa
never ths seene Of much gaiety. who's
sixteen yeass Of ags, Carlolta Was allow, Z
to attend ths eeust balls, four of which =, Il
given each year. None but her brothes
were permitted to embrace her in the vsles
and she never accepted, - partners IN IL
dance, any except those OF Soyal blood.
Naturally serious and ihosgAsfui, and d.
rlvinR from both father and mother : pen>
Sive frame of mind, she ever manifested
rather disinclinstion for fashioosble anus,
meuts.
l. At An early age her father accusac med -
70 b pressnt in the Council Of State. vher
the most important questions Of foreign ~
domestic policy were diseased. Thus she
became quite familiar with the diplomsev
Of Europe, and her powers Of thought aaj
Of rsasouing were Strengthened. She seen>
Cd to be alike adapted to charm fhs quie,
scenes Of domestic lie By her ami.bilisv
and also 10 sway, in troubled times, III
scepfre OF an Elizabeth or . Maria Therease
y. 8. c. AsRorr, ix March Gaiazy.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05
.sne Always Made aeas nappy. I.


In IN old churchy yard stood stone,
Weather mark cd and stained.
The hand Of time had crumblsd Il,
So only part semsined,
Upon one side could just tsass.
.'In nsnory Of our mother !"
An spitaph which spoke Of ''hoas"
Was ehiscled On the other.
IA essedssoa monuments Of fame,
High towering " ~ skiss;
I'd seen the ssulptursd marble stone
Whore great here liss;
But BY this epitsph I paused
And Rad il Ger and Ger;
For I had nsvsr seen issssibsd
Such words - these baeess.
"ehe always made homo happy" What
4 nobsl r.. ord loft
A legacy Of memory sssss
To those shs loved, ksfsft.
And what tsstimsny given
By those Who knew Aos bsst,
Enesavsa - plAia. rsAs ssoss
That marked their mothers rest.
II was ~ hnnbls resting plase,
kssw that they wsss psss.
But they haA ssee tAsis mother sisk,
AAd paaiestlt 6sdare.
TAsy hsA nasisa ~ sAsssfsi spirs,
Whsa bsasiae, one By sae,
Her many burdens up the hill,
Till al her work was dsns.
So, whsa wss stilled her weary heart.
Folded bss hands - white,
Asd she was carried ftea the home
Shed always na1s = bsiUAt.
Her childrea rsiGe1 npoo0sat
-.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

In . late letter to NOore's Rdrol Nee
Yorker, George W. Bungay gives = mos.
faithful likeness of . true specimen Of N
eastern q western man conlrastsd:
A Western man 10 IN Eastern man en-
larged-he 10 expanded without looseniuR
the 6ber. He i brcsds.sd By his surround.
iigs. Let me illustrate my point. A farm
er comes from between NE hills Of some
Eastern town. His money has been coined
from the sweat Of his brow. He looks 1t !.
twice before spending il. A greenback il
something which keeps him on his back.
He hesitates long time 5sfoss b persa
with bis "hard earned" dollar. See hin %
be pulls from his pocket . greasy Old wallet,
tied up With an iAtefminsble string. HiG
eyes grow wider and wider - be unvinds
The stringy striss--and yea trace the 6aan.
eiAl farrov despsaing in his Autsd fsrehead
- - rseehss the ten>csnt stamp which be
pays With relse4aBs Aards 70 the impatient
recipient. When he has been st ths West
. few moaths, what change COMES over IL
man Who was On he verge Of niessAood !
His faes vsass . eheesfal 1cox-his seep =
buoyant-hs voiss i f.n asd essse-hie
pockets ars secsssibls-Ais peehseheek ~
ees and snetj0ss With glUsahoe1D-and
there i no log yaFa Of asy Md sAsns II
III and larded tsavesL WIZ, y psye 81
6vs hundssd dollars viaA fswss vesie -
lsa less of tias shaa - fosaesly pa sse :
dime. What accounts ~ ~ sAaaes1 He
has bssa sdscaasd By his sassosadines; ~
vsst lakes ard psairiss hevs hsea N scasAr
era, and BE hes vidsned ~ enlise natuse.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

In France the averege weekly earnings Of
persons employed in manufactures Of cot
ton are - follows: Men, SAT-; women,
4z.57 boys, 81 cents girls, $l.04. Taking
the 467 men and l,446 women employed in
that branch in Paris, the average weskly "a
ees Of adults is lA.93 francs, Of 42.S3 and
including the children the average is 1882
francs, or @2.76.
IAdasf faetsres ef Wool. The average ex>
cess Of wages paid in wooden milIs Of the
United States il le67-'66, over thoss paid
for . similar labor in Great Britain, would
appear 70 Be- abost Is per cent. (7l.53 per
cent.;) and in carpet and other vonssd mills
So per cent The following are speci&e H.
Illustrations Of ths average weekly wages paid
in the WOODEN mills Of The hres cosntzies
above referred to:
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

Manufacture Of Coftoa.--Average sxr-ss
Of wages paid in the United States in 1867,
over those paid for corresponding labor in
Great Britain, (gold being taken as the stand.
ard in both case.,) s5! per centum.
A reduction having been made in the va
ges Of some opesativ in cotton mills during
the present year 1862, amounting to . gen.
erai average Of FIVE per cent. on the sg2re.
gate wages paid, the excess over the average
rates paid in Great Britain, is thereby reda>
ced TO 2s.' pcr cent.
In Belgium, from an examination Of less
complete data, the average depression in wa
ges, % compared with the United States, ap
pears TO be about 48 per cent Th. follow
ing are specific illustrations Of the wages in
leading specialiies of labor in the cotton
manufacture in the United States, Great
Britain, and Belgium:
AeerC0e reskw ,c01es or saru;uos lin aold. \
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

A NEw SroRy ABorr M. GsEELgY.-
The Rochester Expvess says that . gentle
uaa vho- ha2psnsd to BE- m eye witness,
tells ,he following good story about Nr. Gree
10y, which has never before been N Print,
"Hr. Grseley has never been accused Of
exlravagance in dress. even By Tie Demo-
Gratis. One morning, some years ago, hahi-
ted in bic usual quaint style, be vas leaning
over the counter in the Tribune oGsee eating
an apple, when an Englishnan catered Who
had that morning arrived BY steamer, and
who, it turned out, vas connected with the
London Times. and had come TO arrange
some business between that paper and the
Tribune.
approaching Mr.. Greeley With I verv
arrogant air, he said: Fellow, do you work
herer Yes, Sir.' 'Is Nr. Greeley in ?
Yes, sir. After waiting little, and see>
ing that the fellow seemed very Indifferent
70 his presence and inquiries, be burst out
almost choked with indignation: swell,
Why the devil don't you 90 and fetch him |?
I am Mr.. Greeley. at your service was an
swessd in the same calm and Indifferent
manner.
Johnny Bulls hat was removed from his
head with alacri,y, and when our friend left
be was stAmmering his eoafused apologies to
the chief Of the Tribune."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

At meeting Of the stockholders Of
he Dubuque + Sioux City Railroad
Company held in Dubuque on Mon
day, the 9Th inst. the following Dircc.
tors were elected for too years :Lor.
cnzo Biackstose. J Pierrepont Nor
gan, Theodore Roosevelt ard Aheasn
s. Hewitt. These holding over ars
Isaac H. Knox, Morris X. Jssup, W.
II. Burns. John s. Kennedy and
D. Willis James, There were -
435 shares reprssssted, of which III
John Crers =, Of NJ. X. Jsssp 3 Co
cart Ass votes. and Nr. Career
cast 10. 745 votes, Colonel r. b. Ma.
soa, Of Chicago, snd Hon. Lorenss
Blackstone were in attendance at th.
meeting.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

Oaskilled la5or.-The fcllowisg azs the
average rates Of weekly wages paia fee nm.
skilled labor u Tie nansfactusinR essab.
lishments Of he coustsiss below enumera>
ted:
In the Z. s., general average lin eold) 4s.sl
In Great Britain, general average $50
Sheffield $5.25, Hull $3.50, Bsa1>
ford $500, Glasgow $3.75.(
France, $50
Beleium-Liegs, 42.40; Ghent in
cotton mills, $2-52; Mayence, $2.4O.
Saxony. (Dresden) 40
Prussia, tBerlin) 3.l0
kussia, Let the Vicksa iron vosks) l.33
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

<ire ArMs.-The average weekly wages
Of oil employees in the msnalactories Of Gre.
arms in the United States, Great Britain,
and France, in the year 1867, were ~ fol-
lows:
In the U. s., lColt's, Sharp's and
Remington's) $l2.22
In England, (Bifningham) 7.79
In France, (Pans 5.9l
in this branch, therefore, the rate Of va
ges in the United States are Sc per cent.
more than in England, and los per cent.
more than in France; while the rates in
England are - per cent. in excess Of these
10 France.
Iron Founding and Hackise Bsilding. =
Average excess in wages paid in iron foun.
dries snd machine shops in the United States
in l667-'66, over thoss paid fos similar la,
boz in England, Sc per cent The following
are specific illustzations of The average week
y wages paid 70 the following eaumerased
employees in The hrsaeh Of industry in The
| countries Above refaered N:
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

The sillisst libel suit on record has Just
hsea dstsraaiaea in London. One Charles
BrodlaugA, . candidate for Parliauseat,
hroakht sait against tha proprietor Of : news,
paper for changing him vith having been :
nstary's clerk. . tstotalias snd> >Rrofsssor Of
Atheism. he recovered one faslEing dam
ages.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

"HAN! Your money or your life Throw
up yosr handsr exclaimed stranger step.
ping ont from ihs shadow, While aeeoe>
Panying The ~ostis might plainly d head
the sharp click of : pistol. The person a.
dcsessd was weary newspaper man weod>
ing bic lonely way hoMeward in The ous>
skirts Vt The city at about three o'clock the
other morning.
"OA yea, cefsaialy, I'm in no burrv.
Oaly Walking f.s sxercise. Just - soon
bold up ny hands q not Tn net asnsd.
Phase turn that pixtol listls to one side.
i nahss ~ ncrvcns."
"Haasd over your cash r.
"Havent nary rcd with me. You -
thsy took that I'll away from me when thev
eaaese1 ny name on the books.r
"Whess did they take your money Gtoa
yosrn
"Oh yes; Why a the Pest House. You
- Tn smali> pox patient ; ia,s o.e for
szsrcise. Thsy .oulds'. IL ne walk 49,
in daylight with ny lace in this cosdisips,
% | have to go il AFTER dark asd lals at
night whea the s'sesss are empty. BY>sAs>
vay. stranger, the wind i rAlhes il your di>
reesion and unlsss you amt psssieulas
about i. il nigh be juss = we'll 10 sad %
he other side. I've 81 ny cd silver uaaeA
though. II you liks il come aud tahs =,
You're q psftect liberty liberty % ssaseh
me Il you like, only doa't point that pissol
shii var, rs uncomfortable. D'ys uast ~
old watch?'
mo thank you,'' said the robbes, backing
away and around towards the other sids.
couldn't take anything from . man e uaA
lortunste = yoa are. Here, there's Aalf :
dollar for yoa poor fellow. Go 81 saae-
thing 70 dfish.s and he shaew H. eo;a
towards him still backing oG .Nou~ -
be, '.you turn back and 20 round the bloei
the other way. As you're only wAlkina Jo1
sxesciss i wont iacommede you-n
"Oh not . particle, I'd just q sooa vslt
.ith you II yoa desire il. EisAss ~
though. IT'S AL the same to mr.. Thaak ~
for the hail. Wont you ioin me ana dssnl
70 my recovery p
Wen ycs 60 round the block tAs o.
way and as hHyent hurt you. sav ao,hin1
about having mst me. II cnsss fil ro r.
way. and thea watching III IL sspeno.l
small Pox patient tusnsd lhs eosssss i,
started Of on : full run y he Opposite Al
reesioa. m a
NJ. Newspaper nAa pseeaa1sa = Aoss
usEd sndisi asiSr.l. ard slsp - Glape &C.
80 sajoys the eoaaeiseanooo = hnViaa
49, gnod thing, and ibus - hu00e q
e having nss : Aishwayaas.--1sA1D
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

The recent universal suffrage convention,
held in the city Of Chicago, Is II the present
time peculiarly significant We well re.
member the time (only . few years Ago)
when. in the city Of Boston, few half scared,
timid females. AID . still less numbsr OF
frightsned men, gathered in On obscure
hall, discussing the question Of female
ssftsushissasni. ne. this great principle
vas hesisaiingly advocated By it, snppoesers,
and seo9sd and jeered as By The popular
veies. Nose, how diaerentl The Chicago
Library Hall Convsetios was packed 10
su6ocatioa during the three days Of its ses>
sion able speeches were delivered BY able
speaters the question wss handled in
1astesly manner, and the press hasten TO
lay The entire proceedings before the public.
Amer al, what i thsrs in this proposition
TO % ffighteo sensible people? We Of Iowa
hsve said, BY our ballots, hat the African,
the Abosigine, the Celestial may vote, II the
ballot b deposited By masculins lis there
any more danger that our liberties will suffer
II that ballot Be placed in Tie hands OF our
wives, mothers, sisters and daughters?
u is cardinal prine'ple in he democratic
faith that governments are formed for The
prolsetion Of minofities Is there any Justice,
under this rule, in depriving women Of he
elective Franchise? We belivs that erery in
disdssl has right 10 say Who shall govern
him or her. Isn't it ridiculous to say that
right extsnds only to those who patruuize
tailoss and sing bass! The people make
governments f9r their own protection; If
that government does not extend iss pro.sc>
tion over al, il Is not . true governmsns.
Men may continually harp about "voman's
sphere ETC., but such arguments properly
belong to children.
We are not in favor Of compelling rs-
males to vote but let them have, ~ We have,
the right to say Who shall be their rulers.
The day is not very lar distant when this will
Be recognized q the only true principle ol
government He Who denies il, CT, what u
worse, "dodges" IT, is digging . political
grave fair himss6.-NoHtieello Exprcs.
Democratic.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

Why shs w ~ sea make . better house>
keepsv than The earth Becauss the ear,h
is excsedingly dirty, and the sca is yery
tidy.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

TnE DEGRADATsox o1 DaUnxKN.
NESS The passess By on Walnut
Street between Foursh and rihh,
about one o'clock yesterday were hor
risl BY the spectacle Of ! drunksn
stranger staggering along With ittla
two year old innocent IN HE arms.
Opp0site the store Of Goodin Broshess
the brute fell sprawliag upon the side.
walk, and the little child, pierced
with the bitter cold, but uniniured
from the fall, ran in M terror from
him who should BY the laws Of nature
be its strongest protector on earth
There being no police st head he
Was permitted finally to ssise the
friehtesed child and continue BIZ,
crooked journey up Walnut street
unconscious in his alcoholic stupor o.
the chilling blasts which we're theu
blowing. How many such examples
do our youth require to prove 4
their satisfactioo that whisky and
and the devil are onc!- State Register
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

GA KR Ne
rns undersieasd respectfully calls the sttea.
tion AZ The o puSlie TO Pleasant Grove Seminary
removed 70 Jssup. We have provided roon'
specially for this school, spaeioas and eomfcrt
abe. ana will earnestly sndsavor to richly re-
ward parsnts snd guardians who may be dis.
posed 70 sad papils to this school.
Tsll Terra begins Sept. 9Th, 1858, and cen
.;ures Il weeks. Winter Tern begins Dec 7th
and continues II weeks. Spring Term bsginl
March 3eth, and continues II weeks.
Tu,,,or-Primary, $3.50; Common, $500
u,.he, "a. 50 per term. One dollar contingsnt
per tern. No scholar taken for less than full
tern ana no reduction except for protrscsed
illness.
Chathnm p. o., July 81, 1868. sm.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

Ihe Amssicsn Aariculturst gives -
!ollos'ng sasanass u The .hisgs nrcssssY
- t.asssiax pesk economically: a AGsse
hseesj ooo1 hsniag early fstissi.G; :
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