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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17

Dr. SAGE's CATANRH REMEDY Is no pat
cnt Medicine humbug gotten up to dupc the
ignorant and creduluuS, nor is II represent
ed as being composed OF rare and precious
substances brought from the four colne,s Of
the earth, carried seven times across the
Great Desert of Saharah on the backs of
fourteen camels, and brought across the At
lantic Ocean on two ships" 1t is a simple.
mild, soothing. pleasant Remedy-a perfect
specific for Chronic Nasal Catarrh, "Cold
in the head" and kindred diseases. The
proprietor, r. V. PIERCE, NJ. d.. OF Buffalo,
N. Y, offers a reward OF $500 for case of
Catarrh he cannot cure.
For sale by most druggists everywhere.
Sent by mail, post paid, for sixty GEMS.
Address the proprietor rs above.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17

A very full supply Of the latest styles OF
Clothing. for spring and summer wear, at
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17

-GRATIs-Al All Wall Paper bought of Wag-
youer & Co. viii. be trimmed gratis with 1eo-
mans Piper Trimmer.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-06-17
PETITIONS.

Council met Monday, June 18th, Mayor
in the chair. All members present except
DR. Hunt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-01-08

ny virtue and in pursuance Of a decree Of the
Probate Court Of Pamela County, Mississippi, at
the last term thereof, the undersigned Special
Lomm %ssioner, will on
SATURDAY THE 9TH OF FEBRUARY 1870,
between the hours prescribed By law, pcoeeed
10 sell a, Peach Creek in said county and a,
public auction TO the highest bidder for cash,
all that certain tract Of land situated, lying and
being in tni1 county Of Pamela. aud known and
described as the north half Of section twenty
sll, (26l township six, 49, range nine, 10 west
A considerable portion Of said land is cleared
and in q a good state Of cultivation, has one
comfortable dwelling house, out-houses, &c.
The above tract Of land described belongs to
the estate Oft W leipsey, deceased, and IL
sold on petition Of Nancy l. Leipsey, admins
%tratriH, to pay a balance that the said estate
yves upon the said land, and the decree directs
that the proceeds Of said sale be applied for
that purpose first So those desiring TO par.
chase can sec the title is clear.
! A. POLK,
Jans-5t omnissionsr
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BULLS
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BULLS
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from
hH mother.
Benton Barracks, No, April 80 1866.
On JoHs ButL-Dear Sir; knowing the
efficacy Of your sarsiparilla, end the healing
and beneficial qualities il possesses, | send YOU
Tue following statement Of nv case
Twas wounded about two years ago-gas
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months
Beng moved so often, my wounds have not
hea9ed vet. | have not sat up q moment
since was wounded I am shot through the
hips. Ny general health ia impaired, and l
need something to assist nature. I have more
faith in your SarSipsrilla than in anything
else. | wish that that is genuine. Please ex-
press me half a dozen bottles, and obliee
Carr. c. P, JOHNSON,
ST Louis, No.
?. S, The following was written April 20.
1850, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson mother Of Capt.
johnson,
DR. ions BuLL--Dear Sir: Nv husband,
Dt' ) johnson, vas ssilifui surgeon and
physician IN central New York, where he died
leaving the above E., ? johnson 70 nv care
~ thirteen years OF age he had q chronic diar.
rbea aud ~scrofula, for which ! gave him your
Sarsaparilla. IT CURED HIN. J hsve for ten
years recommended j, to many in New York,
Iowa and Ohio, FOR ~scrofula, fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended
IL ne cares Tftcted IN rome casss Of serofula
md ffrv sores ,,p,rs almost miraeuicu. am
anS'ons for my son to again have recourse 10
your Sar'aparilla- He is fearful Of getting a
spurious article, henc" his " riting TO YOU for il
His wounds are terrible, but ! believe be will
recover Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS.
Authentic Documents.
Arkansas Heard from.
Testimony Of Medical Men.

! Stsny Point White Co. Ark, Mav 70. '6s
DR ions Rrlt Dear Sir. Last FeLrusrv. !
vas IN Louisville purchasing drugs, and I got
some Of Jour s~atsaparills and Cedron Bi,ters
hyson-inlsv, who vas si'h re IN The stor,
has been Town with rheumatism for some time
commenced on the sitters aai soon found ais
general health Improved.
DE- Gis', who has been IN bad health, tried
them and he alss improved.
Or Coffee, WIN has been ii bad health Tor
several years stomach aai lsrsr afrected-hs
improved very much BY the use Of your Rl,,ers
Indeed, the cetron Ht,ers nave given you rrrs,
popularity 10 this settlement I think | could
scu a great quantity II vour medicines this
tail especially Your Cearon Rit,ers and sarp,.
pafllle, Ship me RIA Memphis. care n Rieket,
q Neey' Respcoffn.lY.
{ r. WALKER
Prepared b. IA Joss RrLL, A. his L,hr,,ors
Fifth s:'s'', fcuisvlie. Ky.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-01-08
Administrators Notice.

Rs virtue Of a decree Of the Probate Coqy,
Of Pamela County, Mississippi made 81 the
November term 1869 thereof the undersigned
vaS appointed administrators Of the estate sof
susan J = Henley, dec, and having qualified
and given boud, hereby gives notice to cred tors
Of sad decedeDt to probate their claims against
'aid tat as required by law or they vii! be
forever barred,
CALVIN BROOM, Admir-.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-01-08
VEN iDlE0TISIHElTS
COMMISSIONING SALE

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p. ,rt Iu au- usrrs af A.. 90 Il
pho ~. fltr curt 4 psuv,s ouniy. Nanupp..
ua DO - 'ts Nss torn ls'a the,a Z IN tho
matte. ~ fls petition ofNAr, sJrItS etsi To
r, 'ho and, 10 nFur 70 me es,aie { Ntbss
Ana v ans De-, sIa, a. pec.al 'ommi
on'- srr.,1'ei ulfer st d. rco. proceed g
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uN MONDAY, tFHRI AIRY a. lsrQ.
A. Pea b tsss tn sai1 COUNT, g. the hrhA'
and Rest bidder fr eiEh a, pablo outrrt Nth
iu .ssiui hpugt tue fractional part " ne north
sai' quarter ~ section ,senfy-5ir township
even 'ings nns lving In said county
~ r. maxwell
jan sth ls'1.at Commissioner
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migration

There il an old and common be-
lief among our people, that the
manner Of our spending the new
wear and its coming day, IS typical
Of the manner IN which the balance
OF she year will be enjoyed
Were we to Judge Of the auge
ries OF this year from our last new
wears day, we could picture dame
nature weeping like some broken
hearted mother over the misfortune
and sorrow hat,have betallen our
pcople. And we are glad that we
may gather so faishfula lesson from
"a common mother in the coming
wear, that in sadness ard the force Of
u exertions We may wash away
the stasrs upou our history and build
for our people a happiness resting
upon solid industry and wealth.
Let the tears Of dame nature wash
away the errors and misfottunes Of
the past and let the people Of the
soil do their duty in bringing cur
Impovlshed country from under the
the ban Of tie banefalI lights that
now shines upon II, in adding new
sources Of wealth, by inaugrat.ng
asystem Of labor, that will invite
brave Industrious and permanent
settlers IN our midst, by encouraging
evry movement that looks toward
improving our financial state, BY
adopting the improvements and la.
bor saving machines in farming and
nv introducing improvements into
every branch Of our industrial
Fvstcm Wneh this is done not ma.
ny summers shall have filed our
land with the perfume and ycrduc
Of the rich and varied Vegetation
natural 10 our soil, before we will
once more stand upon an equal foot
lng with the powerful states Of the
north.
Oar rcdnptioa lies not in tho
hands Of -~clcing politicians but in
the strong snews 81 our working
classes. For when the south once
more becclacsiieh and powerful in
rs financial strength, by the skilful
cultivation OF the soil and the imi.
grafton flowing Is a country where
wealth Is but in tho simple problem
otlabor. Ourindueuco will bosought
hsths leading men ofthe nouh.and
The, states that 50 coldlv refuse us
assistance will be glad to JOIN the
,ight hand Of fellowship with Us,
It's 5It a question of time and
il NAY be sooner sblved by seixipg
100
Npoa il aud taking advantage OF
those things that will sooner hasten
this result
The all important question that
now presents itself is that Of, a
counter balancing Influence upon
the negroes, to prevent them from
~noglcc'ing. their duties upon the
farm TO attend their league meetings
and RUN the country by political
anarchy. This can he done in but
one way, and that Of opposition ly
white labor. We could increase
the laboripg population ofthis coun-
I " alcnesvi'h lands cleared al present
10 500 with great benefit 10 all par.
tics. The present uncertain state
(sro labor guarantees his asser-
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Commissioners Sale OF Land.

ny virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery cour,
Of Panels County State Of Mlssissippi, rendered,
therein on the 18th day Of November 1890. II
the suit Of the Boston 4 Chickasaw Land Gonna.
ny Ct Al Complsinants, against William Nelson
stal defendants No. 22s in said court, I will as
s,st day Of January 1870, At the Court-house
apdr IN the town Of Pamela, In said county
within lawful hours, offer for Sale at public
aneiinn 70 the highest bidder, on a credit Of
s'finonths from the day Of sale, the following
ma ing and being IN said County Of Pamela
- VII This EasthuHf of Section 70, Township
10, Range West, Bond with security will be
required Of the purchaser.
The above land will te sold in two lon IA.
Wit The one hundred acres no, sold Nv n
Pugh to VIM. Nelson, will be sold first and the
balance, 20 acrcs, VII be sold next
Yw4W tC HARRISON,
ihi-st Corn missioner
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on pain

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Ulcers old Sore Legs, Eye and Ear, and tuns
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Kidney and Rladder complaints. All old
ehrcnis diseases e1ssNo charge for consnlta
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All dlSsasesicfwouea and children couhisn.
tial des~ses A skilltul lady in attendance 70
wait on female patients.
Medicine seut TO sill parts Address
nR ~SPALnlNG &Co,
os Monroe Street Mempbis lean, jas.sn
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To ny nitcd States, and World
" ide Readers.

have fe.f we'd wany testimonial from pro-
is siaha End medical mea A. ny almsnasss
ana ya.ious Publications have taown. al q
Fhish are genuine The ollosing from A
b ghi, sdaes,ed and popular physician 20 Geot
ia. Is certainly one u the most scnsibla com
m~unicauons have ever received ut Glenn
eut know, exactly VIA, he Epeahs o. and hi,
tes' mony deserves to BE- wni'en In letters Of
gold Near what The Doctor SAYS Of BULLS
WORN rFTROYER
NtLAsow NAtkIR t'orsrY. GA,l
June &c, le65.
In ions bull Dear Su. have recently
gwen your Worm Destroyer several trials,
and fud /, wonderfully eficacious It has moi,
failed in a single instance 10 have the wished
Tor effect am doing a pretty large country
practice and have daily use for some article OF
the kind am free 70 confess that | know of
90 remedy recommended by tha ablelt authors
tha, IS 80 certain and speedy in is effects. On
the contrary they are uncertain in the extreme
Ny object in writing TO you is to find cut upon
what terms ! can get the medicine directly
from you. II | can get it upon easy terms /
will use a great deal Of il, | am aware that
the use OF such articles is contrary to the teach
lngs and proctice Of a great majority Of the
! resllar line Of VI DIS, but | see no jast cause
or good sense in discatding a remedy which
We know to De Efficient simply because we
may be ignorant Of It's combination. For
my part, | shall MAKE ii a rule TO use all and
every means 10 alleviate suffering humanity
which ! may be able to command not hcsita-
ting because some one more ingenious than
= -..1a - - - " a
securad the cole right to secure that knowledge.
However ! am by no means an advocate or
supporter Of the thousands of worthless nos
trums hat food the country, that purport 10
cure all manner Of disease TO which human
flesh ia heir Please reply soon, and Inform me
Of vour best terms.
an, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS T, CIENENr, " \
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Exchange List,

Among the many valuable ex
changes that We have recently ad-
ded 10 our lists, we take pleasure in
noticing the Register OF Mobile,
Ala. which IS Just completing its
4sth year and IL decidedly the larg
est paper published IN the south.
We return ouf thanks TO the edi.
tors for their kind invitation 10 dine
with them on Christmas day, Also
the Tribune and Times, Of Mobile
are welcome visitors 10 our table
and the large amount Orwell select
ed and original matter make them
a Prize 70 any family Iimes and
Piicunune OF New Orleans are still
the pride OF then large number Of
readers as they both hold their own
and class first among The papers
published IN the United States.
The magazines that have been
laid upon our tahfc We have to no.
tee that of Dcmorvcsts a the author
lty upon fashions and STYLES and as
a necessary addjtiontoth happiness
Of the ladies' in keeping posted with
the very latest styles.
The Eclectic magazine consolida
ted with the Land Ns Lore is a rare
treat TO any lover Of Literature and
The fine arts.
A rrofca,ed Jester will lest under
tho most mccngenial conditions.
Whrn the oldm Mathews lay diving,
a bottle Of ink was given him bv
mistake instead Of his medicine
On the sufferer being informed Of
the accident, he teebly murnured,
/" Let mo swallow a sheet OF blotting
paper Here is a somewhat SINH.
lar anccdoto concerning Fooe.
Holland, the actor, whose tatlser had
been a hakcr,.,leit directions in his
will that al vault should he made
large enough to contain three eofins
namely, that Of his father, which
he wiahcd to be removed, his own,
aud his mothers. after her decoase.
Just as the clergyman was uttering
the solemn words, Dust to dust
a sudden stoppage took place, The
people who had built the vault had
not left room to admit the coffin
foote, who was deeply affected al
the loss of his old friend, said TO his
next neighbor, without raising his
eves, My dear Palmer, what is the
mattcrT SIR" replied Palmer,
"tlev have lef The mouth of tim
vault too small e admitthe corpse"
Footc now raised his head and exs
claimed, "Thc mouth II the vault
Egad, it looks like thcmouth Of tho
family oven
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Commissioners Sale of Lands.

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-02-24

CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.-The growth
of the commerce between California and
China and Japan is very interesting. Ii
is very largely performed now by the
steamers of the Pacific mail company,
who have four of their finest and largest
vessels making monthly trips between
the two countries, and four smaller vessels
on the China seas to perform tributary
service In 1867 the export of merchan'
disc to China from San Francisco was a
little over one million dollars in value,
and of gold aud silver nearly five mil
lions. In 1869 the total merchandise ex-
port from San Francisco to China and
Japan fell little short of two million
dollars, while almost nine millions of gold
and silver were sent out. Besides treasure
which will thus be seen is the great ele-
ment of the exports, the principal ship.
ments1o last year were l54, 900 barrels OF
-four, "a 900 centals of wheat, 5000 centals
of oats, 1000 TASKS Of quicksilver, and
$50 packages of California wine. The
Pacific mail steamships company's steam.
ers made thirteen trips last year; and be-
sides these, twenty-five sailing vessels
carried cargoes from the Pacific coast to
Asia but moro than half Of all the mer-
chandise went by the steamers, and all OF
the gold and silver.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-02-24
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
France.

PARIS, Feb. %.
Chevandier de Valdrome, Minister of
the Interior, has submitted to the Emper-
or and to the legislative bodies a report
favoring the Capitalization of executive
administration. The corps legislatif has
referred it to committee.
The Journal Official publishes list of
persons appointed to revise and modify
administration regulations throughout
the empire, on suggestions made by the
Minister of the Interior and approved by
the Emperor.
In the corps legislatif the debate on
iterpellation regarding domestic policy
of the government was continued. Count
Daru on the part of the ministry replied
to speech delivered yesterday by Juules
Favre. He pronounced against the de-
mand for the dissolution of the Chamber,
and declared the government desired to
maintain peace at home and abroad, and
to lay the foundations of parliamentary
government. The Emperor had manifest
ed q will to follow liberal policy. If dis
cord arose between the Chamber and the
ministry, the Emperor must decide, and
the ministry would obey bis will.
Tho speech of the Minister was received
with enthusiastic cheers, and the debate
terminated with vote of 236 in favor of,
and IS against the ministry.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-02-24

CURIOUS GEOLOGICAL FORMATION
1t is stated in one of our foreign ex-
changes that near the city of Medina, in
Italy, and about four miles around it,
wherever the earth is dug, when the work
men arrive at the distance of sixty-three
feet they come to a bed of chalk, which
they bore with an auger five feet deep.
They then withdraw from the pit before
the anger is removed, and upon its ex-
traction the water bursts up through the
aperture with great violence, and quickly
fills the newly made well, which contin-
ues full, and is affected neither by rains
nor drought.
But what is most remarkable in this
operation is the layers of earth as they
descend. At the depth of fourteen feet
are found the ruins of an ancient city,
paved streets, houses, doors and different
pieces of mason work. Under this is
found a soft, oozy earth, made up of vege-
tables, and, at twenty six feet, large trees
entire, such as walnut trees, with the wal
nut still stuck to the stem, and the leaves
and branches in perfect state of preser-
walton. At twenty-eight feet deep soft
chalk is found, mixed with vast guam
tity of shells. and the bed is eleven feet
thick. Under this, vegetables are found
again,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-02-24
Expenses of Transportation 10 be
Reduced.

An important bin has been presented
in Congress, the main object of which is
to reduce the expense of the transporta-
ton of the grain crops of the West to New
York, and of the goods returned in ex-
change. The Western grain trade is an
nually increasing with the increasing
prod ACTIONS of the Western States. I'M
der the present system the State canals
are an expensive political machine, and
the tolls exacted seriously affect the
profits of Western farmers, 50 that they
are seriously looking about for cheaper
outlets. The producers near the Ohio
river have entered into scheme of direct
shipment, without breaking bulk, by way
of the Mississippi to the West India
Islands, Central and South America.
The prosperity of Chicago from the
lines east and west, and from other inter
mediate cities, is drawn from their grain
elevators and railway profits; and if only
two or three per cent. of these drippings
by the way can be saved by the western
grain producer he will be handsomely re.
warded. We do not know why cargo
of flour may not be sent In a sea-goine
steamer or sailing ship direct from st
Louis to Liverpool at less cost than by
way of Chicago eastward by rail or by
water. We expect that before the lapse
of many years with the annexation o.
the New Dominionl the great water lint
of the lakes and the St. Lawrence, from
the first day of May to the last of Novem
Der, will be made equal to all the demands
of the contiguous States and territories
on both sides.
Meanwhile the nearer the Erie cana
approaches free public highway, the bet
ter it will be for the western producers
eastern consumers and New York ship
pers of stock, liquor and the cere | pro-
| ducts