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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27
For the BULLETIN.
Winter Musings.
ny WALT RETLAw.

BIZ WALT RETLAw.
Snow capt hills, silent rills,-
On either side doth meet
Us dreary waste 1T
Seems to us winding sheet
For all things beautiful;
Is there no beauty In
The silent rills, the hills
Snow capped!-Yes, within
Our hearts '.still small voice"
Struggling to be heard. says:
'sThis world is filed with
Beauty, but the ways
OF man arc rife with strife
'Twixt pleasure and his God"
Duty waits not for pleasures
Will to do. her beck and nOdl
If we would beauty see
View Nature and her wOrks'
Dwell on the harmony
OF her laws she ne'er shrinks
Apportioned tasks, nor asks
For pleasure, save in duty's
Work. There Is no beauty
Save in Natures phase.
Time shall 30. and time shall
Come: waters flow 'twixt snow
Capped hills-joys vanish;
And duty kindness show
Till time shall cease, and he
No more! Then, at the door
OF Heaven will '-emhle
Ev'ry good, and evil, sower.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

THE largest and best line OF overcoats
in the city at Oak Hall. NICE "eh's anu
BOYS Suits.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head will be charged 10 cents
per line for the first insertion and cents for each
subsel tent one. Some abatement of these rates
will be made to regular advertisers and for long
time.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

Go to the Oak Hall Dry Goods and
Clothing store for cheap goods. The
only exclusive cash store in the city
20-tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

OAK HALL is the Cheapest place to buy
goods west of New York Goods all
new and cheap for cash only.
2O-tf MOORE, CHEsLEY & Co.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27
MRS. X. A. KENT

10 prepared to make Shirts and Pants according tt
order; also, Machine Stitching and Hemming D!
the yard. Residence opposite Mr.. A. Trask's
about midway up Chatham Street. 2s-3w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

Notwithstanding wheat is low. Hodes 's sell
ing any and all kinds of goods lower tive MIN
call. lIl
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

The best line Of Boots and Shoes in
Tho c;tv Of Oak Hall soft
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

Observation-Disclosures having official business with
". P. Crazy J. p. will find him at the Clerks
Once in the Court House. u-tl
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

Jusr RECEIvED.--A full stock of Fall ana VIII
ter goods at VIM. Few & Cos. llu
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

FoUND.-A blue gauze veil. 1t can be
at this Office.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

Call and see those splendid Cloths and Caps al
VIM. Few & Co.'S lH
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

Look at the largest best, and cheapest STOCK
Of Carpets in Iowa, at Hodges. lu
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

Don't fail to heed Pinney & Lawrences'
caution to persons wanting trees. see
advertisement headed "trees.'
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

The handsomest, and 50 newest" cut Clothing
In this market. at Hod"es. HI
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

OAK HALL is the place to buy Blank
cts and Flannels. 2Q-tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

Liberty LyCEuM.-The following are
the minutes of the last meeting of the
Lyceum at Pine Creek, on Friday last :;
Society met as per adjournment.
Singing by the school
Reading. Of the minutes of previous
meeting,
Recitation by Miss Nora Andcrs
Declaration by May Condor.
Select reading by Miss A. Haller
Song by E. G. Forney.
Lecture on colors by Thomas Mcmillan
Essay by Miss N. Z. Ramsey.
Song by E. c. Forney.
Reading Of the paper by j N. Bradcn,
Editor
Recess Of Is minutes
General discussion. Question: Re
solved, that women should have thc right
Of suffrage. Chief disputants, A j. An
ders, affirmative; q. w Ramsey, mega
tive. Decision, negative. The critics re
port was then read by G. Guthrie, after
which the society adjourned to meet in
one week.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

Good under Shirts Is Pants, for Seycnty-Five
cents, at Hodges. llu
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27
MORTGAGE SALE.
STATE OF IOWA.

STATE OF IOWA. %
Buchanan County.
WHEREAS, John r. Jones on the e1st day of
~ Julv A. d. 1855. executed and delivered to
John W. Dickinson Chat,el Mortgage. dated on
the 2is day of July. 1868. upon the following de-
scribed personal property. to-wit:
The Grain Elevator erected by the said Jones at
t,,e VILLAGE of Jesup. Buchanan County. Iowa. du-
ring the year 1855, and situated on the south side
of the railroad track and west Of the Depot in said
VILLAGE of Jasilp. secure the payment of SlIm on
th,. DIST day of Julv. A. D. 1868, and said mortgage
was dulv recorded in the Office OF the Recorder of
Deeds in and for buchanan County Iowa, IN scol.
+ OF Chattel Mortgages, on page II, on the 2cd
day ofJuly. 1865. ut a:3o O'Clock p. NJ and, where
as there has been payment of the money secu-
red by said Chattel MORTGAGE.
Now therefore. notice is hereby given. that in
pursuance of the statutes in such cases made and
provided the said Chatte Mort"are will he fore
closed by sale OF the property therein described.
III public arct0n at the said Elevator in the vii
lace of Jesnp County of Buchanan. State of Iowa,
on TIE 9Th day Of February, A. d. 1871 at O'Clock
p NJ OF said dav, or so mnch thereof As shall he
necessary 70 satisfy the said sim of $500 with in
tcre,t costs aud expense Of sale, unless the same
~'''''' JOHN A. DAVIS. Sheriff.
Sherr's Office. Independence.
si50l January IL, 1871. / 29-sw
s-S!VTtS ,Li~f: What il is> Send for
the SrARiN TIE WEST. Cincinnati
lar re s-pa.. weekly: established in 1S21 1t meets
all the wants of The family $50 per year. sl.:5
six months Try il. Specimens free. Address
WILLIAMSON 4 CASTMELL, Cincinnati, Ohio.
I,hr;,,jan S,mnd.r.i opposes Sects aud advo-
est Family Weekly; pages; Is columns. Edited
BIZ Elders ISAAC ERRETT and J. $. LAMAR. Only
A. year. Specimens free. X. W. CARROLL 4
90. Puhs.. Cincinnati Ohio. 2;-iw
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27


RAILROAD TAX VOTED -Four town
ships have voted a tax to the Anamosa
Northwestern Railroad, viz: Jackson
and Spring Grove in Linn county, and
Liberty ana Como in Buchanan county.
The enterprising town Of Quasqueton is
in Liberty township as above. Three or
four other townships between Anamosa
and Independence would find it to their
advantage to vote Il tax. They would
certainly gain much and would lose
nothing. So far as this movement has
progress d all looks well and most hope
ful. Push on and the railroad will be Il
sure thin next summcr-Anamosa En-
7eRd.
We have the further intelligence that
Main Township in Linn county has also
voted the tax by 80 majority. This about
completes the list with the exception of
Newton and Washington townships in
this county Newton will almost certain
ly vote for the proposition when again
submitted and that will leave with our
own city and township the responsibility
of saying whether the road shall be built
Immediately or not 1t is safe to say that
we will derive more benefit from the en-
terprse than any of the localities who
have voted all to it, and that if we fail
to do our share in pushing forward this
work, such failure will not rebound to
our credit or prosperity.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

NIB. L. Irwin lives in the back part of his
Drug Store, and medicines can be procured at all
hours 2J-tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

BUTTER and eggs are coming in quite
freely. Prices unchanged.
PoULTRY-Chickens &c, Turkies &c.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-27

we NH. pay ivcufS S"inry Of S50
w per srrck ard expenses or allow n lar-e
to sell our uctv and wonderful .nHcn-
tions. Address NJ. WAGNER & CO, hHrshall,
Mich. -"
A0E Week ss"I"rv,-Iounv men want
II s.N ed as local and trayclin" saieAnen.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
, made today
w NN4'h f.if'ft - A.sss.
.----H-s--s a. - -----~
,Iug auulaIIOns were.

The notable feature Of Wast. to-day has been the I'M
usually extortionate and eXorbtant rates commanded
for cash gold for immediate delivery though the price OF
gold in the ordinary transactions IN the regular
way has ranged 1929 1925 with no important bnSl
ness done even at these figures As we have before
shown the general sentiment Of the street favored
lower premium and consequence the market mas been
and is heavily oyersold prominent mercantile ana
importing interest being this side OF the market The
Customs receipts extraordinarily heavy flly
SOOOGOO week, while the banks hold less than SOOOO
co., With this small suppy Of gold available for use,
the combination or clique by withholding few Millions
have been able press the shorts as to compel the
payment, to-day, OF one per cent for the use
OF gold until tomorrow, equal TO Three Hundred ana
sIty-Grc per cent per year. The other rates paid by
borrowers ], 76i, 3-32 564, 1lG 1884, l. g. ZIG, j. D. J.
l. and 5G Of one per cent. This condition IL likely to
be nit gated shortly the Secretary OF the Treasury
has ordered that the Treasury sale Of OOOO g0d set
down originally for Thursday, shall take place tomor
row. though this docs not interfere with the regular
board purchase. The disbursements Of September in
terest to-day amounted TO s95O0 The days business at
the Gold Exchange BanlIwas follows Gold cleared
s6qg5OOOO Gold balances s21G1G5G; Currency balances
G oif 100 The following were the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
e day's transactions at the U s. Sub-Treasury were

Foreign exchange continues unsettled, and rates are
nominal and actual business down between 10sS and
1854, depending upon the needs of sellers for gold
The treasure shipment to-day S3i,7O0 by the
steamer Alemanna. The extra mails for Europe to-mOr-
row. by the steamer Wyoming will close at 1915 Il. m,
at the Merchants Exchange, Nos 80 and 50 Pinest.
Money has been in ample supply the common
rate call being per cent, with exceptions on Govern
ment bonds at .. Discounts go as last quoted.
Business in Government bonds has been very limited.
and special change in quotations. Relative TO the
per cent loan dispatches from Europe state that
the subscriptions have amounted TO sSOOOOCOO.
100000 than allotted to Europe. and that the
books which opened to-day will close tomorrow. The
lOan is shown, is received enthusiastically IA in the
days subscriptions than the full allotment has
been petioned for. In this country the banks
preparing make the exchange ofod bonds into the
5s and that whenever the machinery of the banks gets
in motion the conversions will he The home
subscriptions 10 the loan to-day s2OO)O0O Fisk
Hatch report Governments follows at D. M:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
pANKTNC AND FINANCIAL.


T. s. FUNDED Loan or 1881 FIVE PER CENT BONDS
FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS
The above amount is all that remains for popular
subscription Of the $2OOO0OOO0 five per cents United
States Consolidated Gold Loan recently offered by
the Secretary of the Treasury.
Already S700O0,00O have been subscribed for prin-
cipaly by the National Banks, during the past few
months. and the further sum of $S0O000J0 has been
allotted to the European Markets. and is now being
rapidly taken through a syndicate composed of the
largest houses in England and on the Continent,
which has already subscribed for Sl5,O0O0O0
OF the remaining $jO,OOO,OOO reserved by the Sec
retary of the Treasury for limited period for this
country. SlOOOO,OOO have been subscribed by syn
dicate composed of the largest dealers in Govern
ment Bonds, among whom are Messrs.
FISK & HATCH,
VERMIIYE & Co,
HENRY CLEws & Co.,
CLARK, DODGE & Co.,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-YORK
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-YoRK.
This loan we consider the best investment for
banks savings funds, insurance companies and pr
yate investors of any of the Gold Loans of the United
States.
THE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ARE PAYABLE IN
GOLD OF THE PRESENT STANDARD VALUE. IHE IN
TERESr Is PAYABLE QJAklEhL1, upoh 'hc iop VI o."
rllary May, August and November. COUPONS AND
REGISTERED BONDS ARE ISSUED IN THE USUAL DE-
NOMINATIONS.
THE BONDs ARE EXEMPT, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST,
FROM TAXATION IN ANY FORM BY OR UNDER Ma
TIoNAI, STATE, OR MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY. ALL THE
ABOVE FEATURES ARE UNMISTAKABLY EXPRESSED IN
THE LAW AND UPON THE FACE OF THE BONDS WHICH
ARE THEREFORE, FREE FROM ALL FUTURE DOUBT OR
ADVERSE LEGISLATION.
All issues of United States bonds will he received
IN exchange at rates to be agreed upon from day to
day. ''~.-'.s
Bonds will be received and delivered free of ex-
pense. -
AS fully S15OCOO 600 of the 900 have already
been engaged by the syndicate and other subscrib-
ers it is expected that the small remaining balance
will be rapidly absorbed especially as on the lst OF
September next the Secretary will appropriate
S20OOOOO0 of the coin belonging to the Treasury to
the redemption of $40 bonds, in addition to the
amount provided for by the syndicates in Europe
and America. Interest upon the amount thus noti-
fed will cease at the end Of 30 days las provided by
law and further notices of redemptiOns Will follow
at short intervals
The abOve-named banks and bankers will assist
actively in the negotiation of this loan and, in ali
dition. all banks and bankers throughout the coun'
try are requested to act as agents, to whom uni
form commission Will be allowed. Further iniorma
ton will be furnished on application to
JAY COOKE q Co,
General Subscription Agents Tor the New Five Pei
Cent Loan, New-YOrk, Philadelphia, and Wash
ington.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
SECOND BOARD.
Sdl6s 0fG0UsrHmSnt BOnd'.
10000 q \ $40 Con 'G3..,....llif
SECOND BOARD, L, N.
TUESDAY. Aug. 22-P. N.
IUt IIUIk a. Vt.
SoL<sof loYsy-vmS.t Dood


Very little encouragement is now held out TO
operators in stocks, although money continues cheap
and drug in the market The stocks, ms has heretofore
been stated in this column so thoroughly controlled
by pools and combinations that despite the r0sccoioed
assurances Of the "roperin" no important accession
can be brought into the street for fear OF disastrous
termination any venture either side OF the market
Until this system of manipulation shall be done away
with on Walst we scarcely expect to see the Dus
ness at Stock Exchange restored to its former pres
tge To-day the market has been but repetition OF
yesterday, only, If possible, the duilness ana stag
nation has been even more insuierahle ana
the fluctuations narrower While the show OF ANNA
ton was most decidedi in Pacific Mall Union
Pacific, Ohio and Mississippi, Lake shore, ard North
Western Common yet there nothing in those to elicit
more special comment than to call attention to the
printed official list head Of column and our usual com
paratiye table below There was frmer tone to Pana-
ma in supposed sympathy with the rise in Pacific Mail to
6 on the reported withdrawal of the proposed Garrison
opposition. We note sales OF Delaware Iackawanna and
Western at 1OS1 C. c. Gin. and indianapolis at 6l5 Bo
ton Hartford and Erie %; Fort Wayne, 100; and g. G.
and c. 192. Express shares were quiet but! strong
The following table shows the highest aud lowest prices
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
NEw-YORK, Aug. %, 1871.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
iIlgton.
BANKERS, No. 8 Nassau-st

DANhEhs NO N'leSdu-St'
Fiye-twenty Bonds are to-day selling ia
Central Pacific Skies at....................lOO
Chcsapcake and Ohio Skies at .... .92 and int.
Holders of 5-20s by conversion into Centrals re-
tain the same interest and increase their capital IA
per cent. or into the Chesapeake and Ohios with an
increase of ~ per cent holders of Centras can eX
change for Chesapeake and OhiOs and increase their
trails, their availability and quick market at all
money centers in the world so soon after the compile
ton Of the road are very gratifying to us, and must
be also to all holders of the bonds; that the same
popularity and availability will attach to the CheSa-
peakc and Ohos and that they will command equal
price with the Centmls in due time, we have no
doubt. The near approach Of the time when the
Secretary of the Treasury will call in vast amount
of Five-twentes and pay them in gold behooVes all
holders to be looking for new investments; ana TO
all such we recommend the Sir per cent Gold bonds
principal and interest," Of the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAmROAD COMPANY.
Length of road, 427 miles.
Finished and running 297 miles
Additional to be completed by Oct. l. % miles.
Leaving los miles, which will he completed Sep
tembor l, lSs2
Total amount of this loan, S5,0oo0OO
Total cost of road dcpots, equipments, &c, $780,
OGOOO0
The amount remaining unsold, about S7OO0,OOO,
will soon be absorbed They issued in denomina-
tons of 81, 900. $500 and 500. FISK Il HATCH
HARVEY FISK.
A. 5. HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN FER GENT GOLD
Roxns of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY COM
p,Ny offer rare chance for safe and profitable ln-
vestme ent. They are first and only lien upon me
Road which is very nearly compieted' tue lo!Ilhe
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

The St Joseph and Denver per cent gold bonds al
vertised elsewhere are according to all accounts
great success Mcssrs. Tanner &c Co.. the hhahcial
agents OF the railroad put upon the market on he SV Vi
August S55OOOOO which is the whole amount OF the oai
and we understand from good authority that 2oOo'o oi
the bonds have already been taken These bonds are
secured by mortgage 100000 acres OF very Vauaoo
agricultural lands in Kansas and Nebraska IN adltoh
to one the road and its franchises and properties an"
It quite likely the present price OF these Dohds-Va
and accrued nterest-wiil be soon advanced.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive Of spec9
from the port of New York foreign ports for the week
ending Aug. %, 1871, was sl,729,437.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm; PennSyl-
vana g. Io7I Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 25 Read
ing Railroad, 57s Pennsylvania Railroad, Cls God'
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
TANNER x Co,
BANKERS,

II Wall-st. Ncw-York,
Buy and Sell at current market rates. the FIRST
Noprc,cr EIGHT Cs) PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
ruy s.. Joseph AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February in New
yo,k Iondon. or Frankfort-on-th Main, free OF
u. s. Taxes. TANNER d Co' NO Ii "aii's''
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

Dealings in state bonds much smaller than usual
and of special feature. but slightly In advance OF yes
terdays business Tennesees were steady at 75I for
both and old Georgia gold being buoyant at 9sI
while July coupon South Carolnas fell off one per
cent to 56!. The following the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23
THE Nj MARKETS.
Icarefnll, rsror,el lor TaE TRnuxE I

IrE.ntf NUT Hf t-1
ASHRe-For Pots he tean1 tss been only roee an m at
- 250 ~ 10 Pearls bH stead. rin 20
BUILDING MArERIALN-Tte market f0r DIc.s ''ar.
moderate demand For Cement there continues ff .g
market l. fru. The market f0f is quiet. .nl pir. rl.
Laths moerrts request sn! steady. Ohr o s-
out auobe change and hs business has b'cI o o 'r'
tent We quote:
CEgaSE
Pa,e PM. S5 ooa As 80 Ro'eniais = bi.... - IS
y. r. H......FM ~ 5Nn 9 ~. LINZ
Jsrsey............. 5ra Common q iH....... %
troon Fons, W. y o0al5 I" Lump p lhi....,.. t4i p
PhialephaFr FrGs. % OJdyJ ~ LaJh Easteu........ 20.
PLA-TEE rtHfs
Cattle n % Novs Scotia . 2fdg -
Goat IS Nova ScOua, h a. tn. Jof 10
Cole. Ea.f..tl,Y f5'1u. ! nsl -
BROOM CORN confines du and pncs flJut
Old is generally owing e ecfc
sales Of Rei gaze; Te 40 tdac; Medium Graeu q
Choice lrl At 6a7c Brooms are in tar demand At 81 ariP
dozen.
BFESWAX-The demand has been very light an prices sty
a Southern ani Western and fc for Choice.
COrTOS-The dcuani for parcels the spot ls been moderate a.
the market little dull but prices ger ud he tone pretty
Announcing the Appearance Of The s0r n seers cotton ;
sales 4 l83 bales (l last rveriag, Of Nhch 't were sI 0
mort for sumpon ant 10 iOr speculation. Tor drerr
The fair and the feeling With htf s1d
fm a cae: follows on itss ~ Low a. L.t
ing-Aug pD lc; lo0 short notice a. y ''tc N'TL, b.
At II lCc l0elrh 7lc Oct, 2l 40 l1 slc 2" 1,r W
II l.Cc 50J lc 100 a. D. l3lGc Nov. ~ a =. an s
lOl l1t together Iec, t -. t 500
bales T0-tyAUg 200 ~ l. ll 100 no llci SEPT go q li.r
100 l5Ec; II 36c so at sc l0 each Sept ld Oet
2.32c 100 each 40 l1sc; u each s O. uci NoT ad Dec
l7lc zoo az u &c. 100 each Oc'. Nov. Der ~ y ghe-
Nov 100 40 I-lc lie. each Nov. and Dc ot together,
Dec no N l-c 3y st l5 llf; JAM l 20 l F"H " 70 .c
Total 500 bale. Grant l9tsl j. Pro bale No quote ' oT
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

EIGHT PR CENT COLD INTEREST B0su. WITH
STATE ISDoRsEAfENT.-The undersigned c.eT for.a.e
a limited amount Of First Mortgage E,ud- O., Tie
Montgomery and Eufaula X. r. Co.. indorsod by the
State Of Alabama bearing eight per cent iltc.c., IN
gold payable in New-York March and September.
Issue limited to $1,000 per mile on finished road.
Ample funds have been provided for the compe-
ton OF this road by October next and the funds Tor
meeting the interest due IN September mex, nave
already been placed in our hands.
The business of this road promises TO be large and
profitable and we confidently recommend Dos H.
dorsed Mortgage Bonds to those seeking inycrtments
as both safe and advantageous. Price for thc pres
ent % and accrued interest
GEORGE OpDYKE & Co., q Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

the Company. The lands are released from taxatiaD
and are worth more than the whole amOuu' NJ the
mortgage. The Road viii form the Grcoi fir Ifs
Route from Cb'cago and W'rqukee @ 81. lau.4.I
currency. by WHITE, MORRIS g. Co.. No go N.l...t'
and GWYSSF JOHSsON d. Day 80. iG Na!.-t'
where pamphlets and further information a.. ~
obtained.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-23

Railroad bonds strong but In little demand at the
Boards. Sales of Central Paclncs reported 1903,
and lists of c. C. and c. at ssia83. The following
the bids:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-12-07
SPECIAL NOTICES



There old proverb which "ExpcreDce Is the
safest gnide" To this guide the sick ssd sng naturally
when casting about for the Of relief They in
qure for others before they adopt
II themselves OF an the remedies snd preventives In
Hasetters Stomach Bittes meets the test most triumph
any and hence lie immense popularity and vast sales Tho
sufferer indigestion Is to hpd among his
friends been cured Of that ailment by the famous
vegetable stomachc The victim Of fever and sgue liver
complaint constipation prustraton general de-
by has only make inquiry I'm the neighberood where
he resides In order discover what this standard resora
tive has effected similar n his In the pub
shed testimony its merits he viii find volume Of proofs
Of s sanitary properties which Impossible for his
resist He tries Il and the eect II produces
his system ads another 10 the host Of witnesses in its
favor. Thus It's reputation. founded facts mt
tiuns continually and spsess Charstsns and im-
posor o them local trckser and others who
take somewhat wider range attempt IN thrust into the
hands and down the thruats of invaa their haphazard
eoncartoas substitutes for the toac which for
has been medicinal staple throuseat the United
States Spanish Americs Canada and the West Indies
only succeed tn very limited extent In this reasoning
the people having ascertaincd what really deserving
Of their confidence decline running aer strange sods