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The New York herald., 1870-04-12
NEW DISCOVERY.
COMPOUND OXYGEN TREATMENT.
CCpaBILITY OF CONSUMPTION.

win briefly calhe attention Of the reader to the anat
oy and physiology Of the lungs They consist Of two porous
lhey completely fill. Each lung 10 said TO contain
weu ssss exposes hss
~i is iniasnce. Be fs upon systeni 6h.rss wh
sala,ary 6an and spirits become elaed sooth With
narcotic odor, aud yield at TO its drowy influence
yot through veins The cells into which tie passes
St each inspiration. and from which Is expelled at each
Sf grapes tho boncha sirtubcs representing the stems
On which he acs hang The sroucsis form = the lower
sniering the right, the other the LEFT lung
These again subde tho right into hrsc and the left into
Jung which they vers supply These again. divide and
famy into auost Unite nuiher OF smaller branches to
Ike sas:er Of cells Tie Stsr:ses of Ssse cells form
tss the emission Of blood from aud to he heart and
s Goats Of are = gasn; nses VIA ns ss ns
blood o. the whole body every lor nnsles s h s,ooa
Hence you will notice the importance Of breathing pure
air. essential part Of which OXYGEN II: universal tonic
The medical agent BY Dr. Brown in bis pc.Ice for
The Of throat dng and blood diseases cound oxy
sSle results fscsn disrossy r.. action o ibis
remedial agent ID Alternative smulant and tonic fall
Ing purify the blood and mra vgcr all the organs and
every Junction Of the body No harm can porsby result
This remedy has been thoroughly and successfully tested IN
fhadepha aud being Introduced In New York 10 is
hygiene Therefore il mailing Oxygen specially he not
srss 10 coopsrsse wsS him 10 sssans human sucrins
Physicians invited call ANA Investigate Nils remedy
All Inquiries ly letter Viii be answerea and all necessary
'ni0fm'u0n gwen ~ 'an'ns UPON B. BROWN, n,
No, Ii West Twentieth street, New YORK.
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HOKsEs, CARRIAGES, &C.

A SPEED, sPEED-wARRANTED sPEED.-A sPE-
"A: ciN aAd peremptory sale this day trues1Ayh ~ II
xueucsss oi .hrss sns Hossss, the pro.
rcry oia deceased gsneman also nne pair and ons
smIe Horse shs property Of private gentleman going
The handsome high bred trons horse Mngo, BY
Ethan Alien, and fac sime OF Honest xen; eight years
Ella IN Ah, was never allowed to tros in public race, but
has sAown trials repeatedly from s8 to 236 and has ot
ted sa mlle 70 wagon on Fashion track in las! hs can
show 30 on good track and show 2A0 to road
wagoa OF tn tuest style speed and
gocS honest quaises ever oeredand 10 warranted sound
Finc trotng Horse ls,S high six years old, extra
- can Be found; Easy, pleasant driver fears nohing
~ rS,s and can show on
eExrs One and handsome threexnsrter thoroughbred,
brown, coupe, coach family Horses high, years
Sd ons OK ths finest styled and handsomest nne acting
horses IN the etae fears locomotive, has vice nor
kind
Also Independent OF the above. hns handsome we'll bred
matched drive together like HORSE In great stye
are very rangy, bloodke handsome and stySh have
vice nor tricks and fear locomove ranEy, hardy,
o. and n 70. ana a.: are M nns
coach they travel In Sl5 together sngy, and
warranted sound and kind elegant pair Of spirited
Fine large chestnut Horse s hands high !yea DID, fine
road coupe family horss Kentucky bred, fne free,
stylish and fast travellers has vice nor tricks and fears
shows ans breeding has hne symme.ry OF amieble
All Of this stock offered for positive and persmptory
sale to the highest bidder, without the least limit
tion Our nsructions are TO SELL We do nos hesitate TO
state that nner 10. Of stock h seldom offered 70 the public
fine opportunity offered to buyers All viii be
ranted represented In particular and from twenty
tour to forty eight hours given for trial.
Harness by Lowdsn &c. particulars Al Sale
positive rain shine Commences at II A. n. sharp.
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has hand the largest stock Of French Bonnes and
English Round Hats In tho city, and at such prices VIII
satisfy purchascra -
choice lot OF Misses Round Hats and would call tho
OF and guardians having young ladies returning from
schools for the Easter holidays examine our stock
before purchasoa elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12

THE NATIONAL DEBT WILL BE REPUDTATED FOR
Dee has reeudietsd the nations. "Thc anointcd~
JOHN BISHOP HALL
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r oNDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
IL Rates OF passage reduced.
Steamer sails every fortnight, direct TO London,
pier u & North riv

ATALANTA, Pinkham, April l6. at3P.M.
Raiee of Passage payable In CURRENCY:
First Cabin. 40; Second Cabin 800; Steerage, e26
Excurson tickets available for six months,
S,eernge passage from London Havre @37 @ currency
Passengers bonked to Hamburg, Bremen, Havre, Paris
Antwerp and Rotterdam at reduced currency rates
Apply at So Broadway; for freight at 81 South street.
ROWLAND ASP1NWALL, Agents.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFfCIAL.
~ Passports OF the Department OF State Issued by A. @.
WILLMARTH, United states Court Buildings, Al Chambers
street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 40.

IJARNEss.-N0 COMMON TRASH NOR OLD DRY
stock msde years ago, but all fresh new Eood, made
Of the best materials and workmanship and styles beyond
conceptlon, at prices Of Dimension AOsEMASy ex-
bers street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12

nor NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
H. Old Dominion Stesmship Company.
stesmshps OF this ae leave pier 81 North river foot oe
Beach street.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond every Tuesdays
gina and Air ne the Seaboard Inland Air nsy
Petersburg edon railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio rai
senger tickets and through bills OF ladns reduced
sii points South and South west.
Apply o. oncs on pier 81, orto
1877 Green nwich street, OF Der
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
cOAsrwlsE STEAMSHIPS.

DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II tChasss OF pier to No. Is North riyer)
Od Line. Low Freight
The well kaoWn nrst clAss aide wheel stssmlhIp
DE SOTO.
Thomas II. Morton, Commander.
VII leave pier No. ~ North rvs Saturday, Aurl is A
SP Freight taken nj through rates for ST. Lous Mobile
and 0Asss,oa
For freight or pasase ha,9f superior Accommodations,
apply TO LIVINGSTON, FOX co,
eS Liberty street
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS TOWN,
from pier n North river.
TIE QUEEN, Thompson, Saturday, April l6, at A. n.
ERIN, Webster, wednesiay, April 20 at "a ~.
FRANCE Qrogan, Saturday, April %, at 10 A. N.
Passage 70 Liverpool $40 and $50;
STORAGE, F20, currehcy.
Prepaid s,eerage cke from Liverpool Queenstown
dorde.ry. and Glasgow, $50, currency.
Apply At the eompany's Office, 90 Broadway.
=. W. J. HI RSr Manager. .
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19

A HrNr FOR OLp TopERs.-- The
story is told of an honest old tailor
that he desired to drink more than be
had a natural relish for. and SO resort
ed to salt fish to produce an artificial
appetite. lie was a naval officer, in
command of the old steamer Fulton.
and he invited an acquaintance to
make a trip with him. The first day
out he had soused fish for breakfast,
and il was cooked without being fresh
ened at all. A piece ofrock salt. pow.
dercd with Liverpool blown. would
have been quite as pala,ablc. The
friend tried in vain to swallow il.
"Why, Jim," said he. snow can
Won eat such horrible stuff" "Sir,"
replied the captain, Il have design
init. BY eating my fish in that con:
lition, I get a thirst on byis o'clock
tha. ! ~cl,l no, take ten ]cl.,rs fur"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19

/ last two years of Mr.. Johnson's Administra
| tion he removed all Republicans appointed
by Mr.. Lincoln and others who adhered Il
the principles Of the Republican party, ane
appointed Democrats where he could do so
The character of the appointments, and th.
demo ralizing influence which his opinion.
and conduct had upon them, were seen il
the loss of scores of millions of revenue il
those years. The large gain in the collec
ton is mainly due TO the determined and
and avowed purpose of General Grant te
secure IN honest administration of the rev
enue laws, and the appointment Of Repub
lic1hs 70 Office earnestly devoted TO his eco
nomical policy.
REDUCTION or TAXATION.
During the recent session of Congress
taxes have been reduced more than SIS,
100000. The taxes have been removed
from transportation by canals and railways
from sales BY dealers and manufacturers
The income tax has been reduced two and
. half per cent. on all incomes above $20O0
and it is to expire at the end of TWO years.
The tax on tea has been reduced from
twenty-five 70 fifteen cents per pound; on
coffee from five to three cents, and the tax
on sugar and molasses has been reduced il,
the aggregate twelve millions of dollars pei
annum. BY this reduction of taxation the
industries Of the people and the necessities
Of life have been relieved of burdens
amounting to millions. The Funding bill
is an important financial measure. which
contemplates the saving Of interest upon
the public debt by the exchange of out
standing six per cent. bonds for those of a
lower rate of interest, to the amount Of SIG
500, 900 year. While a reduction in tax
es transfers the burden of the debt from ont
year to another, from one generation 10 an
other, reduction in the rate Of interest il
an actual saving to the country, and no
only for the present generation, but for al
time. And yet these important and benifi
cisl financial measures, intended to lighter
the public burdens, received little coun,e
nance and support from the Democratic
party, whose responsibility for the war, it
losses, its expenditures, its debts, and it
taxation. are so fearfully large.
THE GLORIOUS RECORD OF THE PARTY.
Not faaltless, but high, noble and glo
rious is the record of the Republican party
History will note it, and the world vii
gratefully remember it. In the light Of thi
briet r, view Of its achievements for patrio,
ism, liberty. justice and humanity, shoul'
not Republicans, one and all, cling to thei
grand organization, rec,ify its mist .kel
correct its errors, and keep it true to i,
past traditions. and in harmony with tn
enlightened and progressive spirit of th
are7 So doing may they not perpetual
tteir power until their benefcent principle
shall become the accepted policy of the ms
ton?
Henry WILSON,
Chsirman Of the Congressional RepuLlica
i Committee.
JAMES II. PLArr, Secretary.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19
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lNSTANTANE EOCS DEATH

Jerome Carbon relates that eight
reapers, who we're eating their dinner
under an oak tree, were all struck by
the same flash OF lightning, the eA:
plosion of which was heard far away.
When some people passing approach-
ed to see what had happened, they
found the reapers, TO all appearance,
continuing their repaet.
One still held his glass in his hand,
another was in the act of putting a
piece of bread in his mouth. ihn
had his hand in the dish. Deaf, L..G
come upon them SD suddenly whi,.
in these positions, when the ,hunde.
bolt fell.
Three reapers. who had taken >h,
ter under hedge, were also K
alto ether ,lniln4 i u ..;.n' So
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19

+; ucnu, dytt.t .pi..tea
Mr. Ba,icr, w. narr.@ ts,-.-H
being victim IL the same >,-.
shows with what rapidily tue vi.a.,
ot this joyous group had been dep T.
we'd Of life. One of the unfortunate
beings had a dog in his Esp at The
time the lightning fell. Willis, hc
caressed the animal with one hand
With the ether he offered it ri"ca
OF bread. Both the man aud the dog
were petriied, as it were, III this po-
>ition. The paralyzel hand still held
the piece Of bread, and 'he express.
ion on the animals face seemed To
say, "Give ME some more cone give
me some more
To die by lightning is to die as
rapidly as thought itself, for the flash
which kills US 50 quickly, lasts time
as brief as that whi:h but shows TN
the spoke of wheel of 4 locomotive
AS that which but enables us to see,
immovable in the al the ball whicl.
flies through darkness from the can.
mons mouth.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19

England, Norfolk is where the north
folk live, and Suffolk where the sdutii.
folk live. Mr. P did not know it at
that time When he came home he
found, after diligent inquiry, that Suf-
folk was named tirst-it was settled by
immigrants from Suffolk, who gave il
the name of their old home, as did the
Norfolk people who aftcrward settled
Norfolk.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19
what One Woma u Has Bones

A single fact is worth cord of
theory. Dubuque, Iowa, is an enter
prising city OF 5000 inhabitants,
with perhaps larger proportion Of
intelligent and thoughtful peop.. than
most Western cities. It is one # lis
places that only the best lecturers
are invited to-tlIe second time at
any rato-and the last place in the
world for dull or unread minister to
succeed in. Some years ago librs
~ was started in lawyc1's cf1ce in
this town. 1t was a small affais not
much used. and Of no great account
any way. But it met want, found
friends, and grew. Presently it was
put into . couple of large. qniet
rooms, and placed in charge OF Mig
Martha Chaddock. a young wonfari
OF singular tact, intelligence and er'
ergy, who devotcs herself to its inter
cstS, and with remarkable success
1t now numbers about 5000 volume.
OF well selected books, has some ltf
ty or forty magazines on its reading
table. and few Of its best papers or
its rack. 1t is tie popular ms itnt.c
OF the city. is visited by hand:
every week, is the rendezvous
mos, i',"l'5oa' an} r,j.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19
Hardy Trees for the Northwest.
j. 8. SHEARMAN,
NORTHWESTERN NURSERIES,,

Has Ii twes,ty j ears of CLOSE personal applica-
tioh 10 the indispensstie quality Of extreme
hardness, collected tho largest stock Of Rus
San and Siberian Apples " DO found on the
American Continent, now offers to the put Iic
these indispensable varieties, the planting Of
which insures success in this climate. The
grounds of my customers bear abundant evil
dcnce Of the fruitfuness Of these Russian and
Siberian varieties, all Of which can be obtained
at low and reasonable rates. together with
large and varied stock Of NIL varieties of nur-
sery products, especially adapted to Northern
Iowa.
in Buchanan County.
D. G. SABIN, General Agent for Central
Iowa may be found At the once Of Hon. D. s.
Lee. Independence. Iowa. For further psrtio-
ulars address the proprietor.
J. 9. sHEARMAN, /
ltf Rockford, IT, ROY ~,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19

er. oI boin sexe> and "a
may be seen dozen boys am, XII.
quietly reading side by side, and gen
orally books selected by the .discrim-
mating librarian. a boy brings in n
book for exchange, and Miss Chad
dock is overheard saying: "t~ss
have read fiction enough for the pres
ent, John; here is book abou, Lirds
that will interest you, and l want you
to take this, this time" II is impos-
>ible for John to say "no'' to any
thug tnat sweet. kind, n:o'hcr!y wo-
man asks !; and he devours the birds
feathers and all. Young ladies are
constantly invited to read the best
books. and 10 talk about their con.
tents, until they are rather ashamed
to take even the best novels all the
time. Professional men 90 to the H.
brarian for the facts that bear direct
ly on the case they have in hand
and she refers them to the volume, if
not to the chapter and page where
they may find what they want. Those
who need comfort get the words that
drop like sunbeams into their heavy
hearts and no one goes there with
out having a great thought driven
like golden nail into his mind, so
that it will stay forever and make
him stronger man. And SO, in tho
quietest manner. withou. q particles
Of noise or es,entation, this young
woman is using these volumes as
means Of culture, refnemen, and vir-
tue, and making what Is generally 81
lowed to be a mere pool OF stagnani
litel airy entertainment a fountain
spring of the bes, intellectual and
moral influence. And this library
has been made what it is through
the tact and energy of i S keeper. It
is great thing for woman to order
her home, and train her childen well,
and help her husband in heart and
life; /; bu, it is robler thing for wo.
man who has neither home, nor chill.
dren, nor husband, TO tun away from
the glitter and destinations of fash
ionable society and devote herself 10
a worthy object, ard so live herself
into the hearts ah lives OF hundreds.
And among the things that an intelli.
gen and accomplished woman can
do better than most men III taking
charge Of library.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19

n
M OVIT 0rI7 \fOrn
In Independence. on Main Street,
Very near the centre,
Is rs fine an edifce #.-.
As one might wish to enter.
to run complete in first class style
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19

VII.
And now kind friends parting word
Unit! we next do meet,
Remember where you'll find US,
1t Is upon Mam street.
Our names you'll find in right good style
Is stamped upon our door.
Here you stop, you're on the track,
It's Lawton's New York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19

Our schools also are number one,
Our teachers are the best,
It's here the rough. untutored mind
With ease is quickly dressed;
IT'S here they're taught the languages
With studies by the score,
And each one learns with right good vii
Where stands the New York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19

III.
We've II IS & Caps, Coats, Vests 4 Pants,
o. styles we've lot score,
And also many Fancy Goods
That Ladies might adore.
Such as Ribbons, Laces, Gloves and Hose,
And Prints we've styles n score,
All of which are sold cheap for cash
At Lawton's New York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19

THE kEVkNUES.
Without any increase IN the articles sub.
iect to taxation, or in the rate OF taxation,
the revenues OF the fiscal year ending the
sOth of June, 1870, were nearly $409,00O,.
900 against less than $37l. 100000 for the
year ending 3O,h Of June, 1869, showing .
gain Of nearly $SS, 900. On the other
band, the expenses Of the fiscal year, 1870,
we're less than those Of 1869, BY more than
$4,000, 900, thus showing an increased
revenue and saving in expenditure Of more
than sixty seven millions Of dollars in the
frs. fiscal year of General Grants Admin.
is,ration. In the last sixteen months Of Mr..
Johnson's Administration the receipts from
customs and internal revenue were less
than three hundred and scventy-two mil.
lions Of dollars. During the 6rst sixteen
months Of General Grants Administration;
there we're more than four hundred aud six.
ty.nine millions, showing IN increase Of
nearly nineiy.seren millions Of dollars:
Rsruh,ic.ns viii remember thst during the
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19

We've everything the heart could wish
With attendants by the score,
To wait upon our customers
To what e'er they may adore:
We've Cotton, Silk and Linen Goods,
And fashions by the score,
All of which are sold for cash
At Lawton's New York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19

We have live and thrifty town,
Some buildings too that's grand,
And many good and honest men
From the old Father land;
And here you'll find the honest Colt
From off the river shannon.
That manfully have pitched their tents
On the prairies Of Buchanan.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-08-19

I.
In Independence. on Main Street,
Very near the centre,
1s as fine an ediice
As one might wish to enter.
't's run complete in first class style
By geetleman'y corps,
Where choicest goods are sold for cash,
It is the New York Store.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-03

TIE weather tor h past week has been
clear, warm and pleasant. Dame Nature is
gracious this year, content with giving us
a delightful summer, she further shows her
liberality by continuing as it were, the
same up to the present time.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-03
TAX DEED NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, r..
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY DOUGLAS.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Superior, December LIST, 1870. I
TIME following pieces of land sold by the County Treas
LIST OF SepteH ber A d. 1868 Tor the
interest charges OF the year 1867
Therefore notice hereby given that unless said lands
redeemed from said sale before the
FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1871,
they will conveyed the respective purchasers according
law.
The amount taxes and charges calculated
day redemption opposite piece respectively
RICHARD RELF,
Clerk Board of Supervisors
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-03

MEssRs. Peg ton & kimbaJ have purchas-
ed OF Mr.. L. w. Anderson Jr., a part Of his
tract OF valuable pine land on the Nemadji
river, upon which they will Immediately
commence the building Of the necessary
camps and stables, and will employ large
force i'll getting out logs as soon as snow
falls.
II is estimated that there will be more
logs cut here this winter, than during amy
previous one. Pine lands are in great de-
mand this fall
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-03

MAEINE.-The VIM. Shupe and Neshota,
schoon,rs engaged in the lake trade during
the summer, are now laid up for the winter
IN the Bay Of Superior, between Quebec
and Detroit piers.
The schooner Pirrepont arrived from
Milwaukee to-day, having on board aheasy
cargo Of miscellaneous freight, which she is
now di>charging at Quebec Pier.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-03

"Birds Of g feather flock together"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-03

PLowNG.-O farmers and gardeners
seem to have mania for blowing this fall.
More ground is being broken by the pillow
than III amy former year. The fall is I'M
doubtedly the best season tor blowing up
our strong clay lands, and we are glad to
see SO much attention devoted to the mat
ter this season
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-03

STAGEs.-A.ter the Bay freezes over
Mess. Shaw q ingalls, will run daily line
Of stages between Superior and Duluth.
Mr. VIM. II. Branch of Duluth will also
run a line.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-03

NEW MILLINERY GOODS. -MRs. Syer has
just received a fresh stock Of winter mllin-
cry goods. Ladies not suited will do well
to give her call. Wedding and mourning
orders promptly attended to.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-03
TIE dedlcatory services of the Methodist

Tie dedlcaJOTy seFVIces OF the MethOdIst
Episcopal Church in this place will be held
on Sabbath December 18th. Preaching
Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. Dedicatory
sermon Sabbath morning by Rev. J. f.
Chaf1ee at lO9 o'clock Preaching Sab
bath evening. All are invited to attend
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-12-03

SUICIDE AT DULUTH.-Edward y. Story,
aged q years and engaged as printer in
the Mnnesotian office, committed suicide
IL fiji Of deerium tremens at the Lincoln
Hot |, in Duluth, on last Saturday. Dir.
Story was well and favorabIy known in Du
luth. The deceased leaves relatives at APP
pieton in this State.