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NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
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FRANCIS MARION. By BEssos j Los:1ss.
GGssf RE issD OF TIE AzrEcs
n,,ila.d b, FOutesa Ensra''cSA
Ip:i,s.dby rli,.een Ersr,yins@
gHE IADlI 0F TBE SACRED HEAAT
ARCHIBALD BLOSSOM, BACHELOR
Exhibitions xPiLto'RR1ro OF TIE AaooR RIVER B, Pea"
MY V 7 TIIi
ILLvs1EA1iov%-PitsshiIs and Praeoe; Lay Sermon
cnr1Is' xxix.-whs,e it appears :ha: Harry DOT 50
b.eh I" h- bsd Der painted ,,..,.,,
e%sf1 xxxL|Ths Be, I'd he Le.dsI;
SEETyR E we4 Es r GGs ordered
LITERARY notifies. BOots Of the Month
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
GRAss GREAT GIFT ENTERPRISE.
iLLrsTRA1roSs-mr Ora, p9rdeIs; sets his Trap; Tho
Bait. R'tr-ocs; synds CeulaIs 20 Po,;ms,teI' And TO
oar I sSgIss 6 81 G Gy Aad Pubic Sold
st's sts' Hat and v.ni sAit suPp1noi.
The Publishers Of HARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGA-
ssIsLoe hist no labor or II spaced render II
woby Of the h'eTs support which h hiss received They D.
that the Msgaz emb ss in is general p-D every
thing essential attractive tina mse.Lsny ADAPTED TO .be
Of the American Public Is regular circulation has nos
insi du the Xanpes financial rrvuI,i n
which proved disastrous 10 literary anc commercial
.uterp they sssHed from every quarter t,s. tse
Masszr necessity r.'ber than Injury
They ibeeo,e New te luree" for Toe fItup
1tqy ell tho Magazine with articles ncuosio
souhd Lre Morale leaving heretofore the di.
& o.. sT % e ".n. a.. WISE w % and
JatIs points far mole numerous THAI those up
which differ The object Of the Magozne will BE- 10 matte
pHate t1e views feelings tf the people OF
diheI .nt ,.cti Is Of our COMMON county.
The Publishers do % find necessary OF ezpent 20 appeal
TO pub c ateIon by issug Spoi Numters conta Ing
amount OF uaer illustrations They ntend that
he Ma ne
pcece published IL viii contain larger afnoa"t OF MS
ter and better lustI ons printed In better
manner any other Monthly hAs.rnei and the Poahe
dent th vii deserve aud receive the same cordial
lib m which have bee" aec'oe 10
Dung the Egh: Years Of it' pubnCe'ioo
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Chants t0r Bns,ness Mtn.

EOR SAIEer EXCHANGE for CITY PROP
SsiY-A PAPER MILL Nth G7- q an1 situated
Bcca Geld. N slim turise niles Of New fcsk CO
u. MI k.s been ~ suerrs- opc.a.sn f.; The ~. tSeiF-
yra SOD ca7e rr1rr1s Tir, oPEi5s - "a cos
spd k,rs 81 ouf ens iaes Q! nei sgA1aef
Bschi siiB cs.enl-gs. &c a. snpis.e Nse ooNon
;h' pUrcs N , II snd 7oF-- - ;Tri
81 yesra F1r -tsrS pA-acufSrs qure q d. CoNGsR -s
WRIGHT y CONGGE-
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xrAIUARLE COTTON MILL, LANDED

Y PROPERTY ard WHARF ESTATE for SALE TIE
Cotton manolctu'pa Co ODER Tor SALE their establish
mem in pe cit 81 ProyidrDce r. l., conprisins
bIiok COTTON MILL 2.i feet and y eet vide four
site sniDg 1900 SpiDdrs ard S3 Looms with
Pci e al Boiler houses Mschne and al necessary oa.
bndnss se:bsr with e6G0o te OF and and cosnnodous
Wharf and Store hcBses $500
Aro - Trnel euis In Tho rninedae vicinity Ct tive ss.shkh
neIt.
FOR Of sale and other iornScn apply tho Compnys
e.ubtiDg the pienses.
UIL "A before the lrb of August next :; will b. disposed
OF on that day O. pubic auction. . - -
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KN ICKE RBOC KE r

II, II + K y OK e r B O X e Z
l. FOR July. NOW READY.
Betnuius the FlFTY-SGCOND VOLUME
TIE oldst an e+.essbh,b.d hA<aI0. n ne County,
LoUJs GAYLORD CLhEE and Dr.. JANIS o. SoyEs Eatorl
COATprS- (OnsioA Yspeisl
TBB ALLIlrCE AND ORsINI. L. [. 0o5lm-
GiPsYlHC OVER TIE WORLD. Dr. } o. Hoyes-
NV PORP OUT OF SEASON. H. T fOeternA--
LES bOUEhIKNs Or-I W. 0deI Holmes
4 DOSK iGRAPH An BsDi,oo P>str a. Sheen.
lE TAILOR MAN. John q SAFE
TBE pFDDINO GARMENT yEsn Key 9nnt.
me LOST Ants OF THE HOU5EHOf d. Illustrated.
Aia bpI shi.ss by Soddsrd Adrsh etc, with SPLEEN
DID TEEL-PLATE ENGRAVING OP
"THE AUTOCRAr OF THE 39EAXFAST-TABLE
ouu pgar an hofs vil ,so ooDt hue - tho Fifty
iec. I'D Voluu Of THE RHIcBERBOCKER:
fITZ CREME HALLECK, by J ". FRANCIS,
JAhRS 4 FIELDs OUTLAW C. VERPLAECR,
DrrALD o MITCHELL, GEORGE ". GUATIS
Hon q p r. JANIS Prof DNARD NORTH,
IO1N PH0;NjX PITL JAMES O'BRlEN.
TERns So se % pes year eopies p5; three
ooTss SC Sinal- copies IS cents. For % e,erJ~here
JOHN a. GRAY P1blshef Nos 10 and Is Jacoos-, ~ Y.
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IT 6. + q l. T. Z u L i j + +.
CONTENTS OF NO. s.
PcHce of Furopo and America COnuasted
Wan; Of Respect fOT tAe Bench
The eOein Evil
Fatal Plize Fight
A Ss. anic Con pact
Toseb.r with reliable Correspondence from New.york Bos-
L. baltimore PHisDuTsh C.ago, ) Louis San fiancisco
ana LIZ d vf tte piuNi pol o'iirs oil tie Union
FoI sals by all News AGENT.
HENDRICkoON BLAKE and g. YATES,
Wbolesale Agents.
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90 farmers an1 Others.

W [u[WRIb HNu VIUEib'
DURDENs new Machine HOESE-SHOEa,
IL k1e quality o~ pioe .d dessscs D-So: n New
Yoft, JOHN w. QtiNCr q 70. no. ~ "H.A
FARMERS and GARDENERS IMPLEMENTS
l. IN sEts vsiie,y for sale ~ . or
CHAs. 8 LITTLE L Co, Nos - and "a Fsi'ca-s
CYRACUSE FIRST PRIZE MOWER
- Dom ful % eI.ru:ne BUCKEYE snlnss Aiies's
P..sutl winch a Tnp. Al o+1ef
MOVING MACHIHSa.
Dent ia NJ ~ 7.rk: SEARS, ADaIAECE fLATT,
No IGj CiIe~ogtb e. CouEtisnc,| q
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~ .sr,st IN 'be NEW LONDON GLASS CodPANt. Toe
of ik. CoDr.Dy With furnace owns I'D steam
pis. From their inson. worsl have m
-nssd tie busiDsss Bat small vii h
n'so,d put them IN op>raton- Aadiess HENRY l. Ia
WIN, New Y rior-
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GUNNER Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-As farm
~ h0gss In sssihy oc.'en. near TsIrd d,p9t ssss-
boat lar anr iof O,n's,"ao WI" ,Af.e Cn.o ssa nars'.
laIs DALTON, Tnbu1e Office.
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MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG

MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG
vi IADES miles from Boson Herss ss.t Hidinf sss
V..et BshIns he foE Catalogues sdIess he racp Ma
r. p SMITH. boz, PoG-osoc, Boston, MIA
yVOLCOTT INSTITUTE, Litch8ed, Conn
w Rev D o. WRIGHT, NJ A, E.etor.-sUHMER sy4
SION commences Nay Hone ooioris e,teo,. Sl't,y ~
ard MANSEas the ac<rstlcs Of is IEs7taroo ~
Ctrcu Atdiess sae Rector.
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I 0NG ERAACH HOARDERS can aase oue.

It.e - -, sI.t.poe plsod sed vsf tie
s,..r "a, oesiss' q the BEAUTIFUL ESTABLISHMENT
formerly oo,usisd ~ q. MOTH As<n'so ~ 70
,esJ@nrs are syss~ cop~ysDee - sfsaeh vncn as.trd;
Hal ~iss rsse for ,ess,2. w''eo. snS:si sssay ~
sss md y.r, bsthy srDerly; no b. or Is sons
60 Tn n sorsbT JvnAits sSces.se BY nee 6sns snl
K.n,. s.e, q, ysrors hoars efy .re Anscy sn4 Pre-
~ H. rosa Pslaislptis- Refer 70 asasAsx No
81 O. ..s.s. Les Boyd No - last Broadway B.
sri,h Pn4snssy blozdwsy AsdsA sppy b
WlRRES LAW, L. sees, Psslssx Hs~.Jsrs-y
ATOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT,
LIN j. I'll b spsH hf The ssesvsua d soAAoEas g nsS
1T skOWA
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KITTATINN HOUSE, DELAWARE
IN WATER CaP.Thss favohte resod sn.d the net -
sntfa ls!.bu CT The Ogniaia rns0ns u Penpsyysi>
- open ybor Tho.e ~ho O. The country for n,is
srd % End ~h.Ie hs wrought nos er>ss
uAy visit The Gp For here arc ssser rae
nsissbhood and esis n.nesn 40 nssn
tbis thru n,usi No. ~ ~,
O'clock n snd arrive THIS pisee b. 'asfesS ~ ~ ~
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WANTED-A BUSINESS MAN with $1,000
w TO itG IN the &aposcture OF Article usei every
family 10 az make 81 OO 100 POI risk 'a-s
oh with arre pe,nsl Address b0X No. 5 Po'O co.
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poar6 AMI Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN residiog with his family in tho
N DER part u city having than thy reqafe
would KENT ,~O fac ROOMS AID HALL BOOl, % ms
I'd floor, party 81 grnrnsn or TO ssnt.man and VIE
vfh BOARD Hcu Isoj-T1 convvnleooes, 6c Apply
a. No ISL Sah,t No 5iFrchsr oiss Offices AID
BOARDING HOUSE within Az rods Of West
- por Depot with every ner ior bshiDs a.hins
plenty Of shade 10 euy NO LOGfs mo iron Cny hA
Address Nm A. HILL bsngstssk, Coma
NEAR CLINTON-AV., BROOKLYN-A plain,
~ fnrpished SUITE 81 Rooms; Also Pssios md
Hs With Presses, LIZ 10 Pdyse Family. With ~
thout Bosrd Les'ion sti1L Terms very nd
.r1t-. Address A. A., Brooklyn y.
C.I IN PER WEEk.--A FURNISHED
~ Nv ROOM On third n1s % LEI " s-atssn.sA for
ri 60 Der EEK Ca no. lt7 Orssraa, betSesn hJ1soo
aid bescksTgA
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LTRST GLASS PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLsk

EIRST GLASS PEUI UGRAPHIC GALLBkY
fr sALEThe tsSs 10 large city "a ned ., sbo 4
$500 II sats"rJ rrhs-er nc Terms would Dc iass-
easy Add zee 3. No VA, PoST.OhifA.
FURNITURE kSrABLlSHENT for SALE
a vith small carR in a. Old POO
dow cd business itns so's; " ua
from H.w.Y-k on sAe HlsOn Rv-T OSneF sish~s ~ Ire
al lbsth. AGdIes, y. Z CURfiSS No Il Wal
~ VI
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TERMS.

And An Ex;Ta Copy Co Of TEN SUBscRAERs
1be 2, Nsge upon HAkPERS MAGAZINE must be pid
a. the cce whsIe o.ivsd The Postage IA1t SIR eesf'
HAhPEh bhOihbslo, ruohsnef'-
H,HE WAY OF LIFE MAY BE HAD FOR
4 FOUs CENTS NYWHERE-
ALWAYS The BEST.-For the best Stories the
n be,t Illustrations TIE best Digest Of The News Of tie
Web, sec -
UhRPRRs WEEKLY Price Five Cents.
"Copineod with industry, p,Jprety aud good tsie
IN Herald.
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ETROPO Titan MUSIC HALL
wi No. 5cj BROADWAY lopporio NoO'sl
WIDDO rs Lssss. spi NAnasss.
The Le Of the above Hall 'sse- great psare 10 snnoepc-
II 10 the Yort that he las
with the great FRENCH WiIARO aid MAGICIAN, T.
ADONI5 from fsn who VIII have tho bonot o n.sni hs
.aupaarance M this Gig SATURDAY EyEhtVO, jane
49, AID MONDAY Jgns g. In series si his eslebfaL<d
sOIREE aAGiQUE.
The stage will D. Wnmlnksd eth no hths 10 the ssfe,An
t,le ano The entertainment VII sarpvs everything hertokrs
Attempted in ills IT, For i partsiAss 49, psosan'neA
Adn is.ion % efpss OTcieJ:Fs rservef) cents
The Boa Office will for The Of Srchos-ga sss r1m
~ IL 70 o. m Friday snd SATURDAY,.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
~ ANNUAL EXHIBITION NOW OPEN
Callers g. 10Th 81, Broadway.
va Cto.s o. WEDNESDAY, J~s1
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1853

THE WAY OF LIFE should be read by every
II fuRtsTt.E
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

According to previous notice, num-
Der of citizens of Buchanan county mel
at the house of Mr. II. Potter, on Tues
day afternoon, Feb. 9th, Mr.. r. N. SopER
was called to the chair, and Mr.. r. STONE
MAN appointed Secretary.
The President then stated the object
of the meeting, which was to devise
means for the more successful cultivation
of the Chinese Sugar Cane.
Mr. GLEASON gave brief account o.
lis success in making Syrup the past
season, at tie close of which he offered
the following resolution, which was unan-
imously adopted =
Resolved, That the cultivation of the
Chinese Sugar Cane, for the manufacture
of Sugar and Molasses, recommends it.
self TO all the farmers of this vicinity as
a profitable investment.
A Motion was made and carried that
the proceedings of the meeting be pub
lished in the Quasqueton Guardian.
After some further remarks the meet
ing adjourned, to meet again on Satur-
cay, Feb. 9Th. r. SLOVENIAN,
Sec'y.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

The Senate passed the bill provid
ing for the payment of the publication
OF delinquent taxes by the land, repeal
ing section 498 Of the Code. ao
Senate passed tho bill for raising q
military company to protect the north
western portion of our State from Indian
ravages.
The bill providing for the issuing OF
$500, 900 worth of State Bonds. to meet
State indebtedness was also passed. Yeas
20, Nays 6. T
The House passed the bill for raising
and equlpping company Of mounted
men. for the protection of our frontier.
MIR. Wilson, in the Senate, presented
bill to authorize the Dubuque and Pa
cifc Railroad Company to bridge the
Mississippi at Dubuque. 1t is to have a
draw, aud is TO be completed in two yea RS.
Mr.. Saunders, from the committee of
Ways and Means, to whom had been re.
ferred the bill in regard to change of
the rate of interest on unpaid taxes, re-
ported against its passage. Laid on the
able.
Feb. Gin the House, the bill pres
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

sent day, in the eyes of the largest and
best proportion of our people, for such a
deprivation. We have now in our mind
more than one good family who have
gone, and desire to go, from among us,
because of this want, and unless speedily
supplied, others will feel and act like
wise.
If the want of good schools thus oper-
ates against us, their possession must re-
suit conversely. They. would draw to
us and retain many who would otherwise
pass us by or forsake us. We are not
without exemplars of this, as we can
point directly to the towns of Fayette and
Mt. Vernon, in adjoining counties, which
owe their existence, almost, to their edu-
cational institutions and we contend,
that viewed entirely in a pecuniary light,
the establishment of an academy here is
one of the best investments that we can
make.
AS to the practicability Of establishing
such an institution here at the present
time, we have doubt, provi ing our cili-
zens will take Eold of the project in the
proper spirit Six thousand dollars will
be sufficient for the erection of build
ing of sufficient capacity for the present,
and furnish it with the necessary appa-
ratus. This can be raj sed, we think, up
on basis of real estate, and if so. the
subscription, we have no doubt, will
readily be forthcoming. Nearly all the
material could be paid for in stock, and
but little ready means will be necessary.
There is no shadow Of doubt, but that,
with the building once erected, the in
stitution would be self-sustaining.
We hope our citizens will take hold OF
this matter as they should, and manifest
their interest by attending the meeting on
Thursday evening next. We believe it
will only require the manifestation of the
proper spirit in order 10 insure the sue
cess of the project. Those living out Of
the village, feeling an interest in the mat
ter, are invited to attend.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

An old AMI true maxim says, "a stitch
IN time saves nine" and this is no more
true than that Wells German Condition
Porder will save many valuable horses,
cattle and sheep, if used freely. They
are used extensively by stock raisers and
farmers, and are universally popular, as
preventive and cure for disease, and
promoter of flesh and growth. Given to
cows, the quantity and quality of milk is
greatly increased. Prepared by Z. M.
Wells. Chicago.-Dabuque Tribune.
Sold in Quasqucton by Ed. w. Whit
ney. and by dealers generally. Get Wells
Annual Visitor for 1853.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
MORGAN STALLION
"vERMONT TIGER,
For Sale.

N October last, John H. Campbell, of Sax
tons River, Vermont, and myself imported
from that Safe one of the best, if not the best
Morgan Stallion in Vermont. He is a perfect
ma animal for strength and endurance, while
his speed is more than an average for horses of
his weight, which is 1900 pounds. He is of
deep bay color, black name and tail, and will
be ten years old next Spring. Nohorsc in Yer
mont has produced more uniform good stock
bis reputation is unsurpassed Knowing that
such horse was needed in the West. we i'm
ported INN at great expense. have purchased
Mr.. Campbell's interest in the animal, and now
off.r him for sale at price ut little above cost.
HE'S perfectly kind easily taken care of, and
well broken for the buggy or for draught l
Will sell him on credit, or take in exchange land
cattle, swine or sheep. He may be seen at my
farm, Woodstock Grove
For further particulars inquire of
HENRY s. CHASE, M. ID.
LTD Independence, Iowa.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

Rf VIRTUE of an Execution issued out of
II and under the seal Of the District Court
az o.. buchanan county, Iowa. in favor Of A. d.
Ellsworth d Co., and against the goods and
chattels, lands and tcnemcnts Of William Few.
the following described property, viz (herrto
fore levied upon by attachment)
That piece of land bounded as follows, com
mcncing at point fifty five feet cast of the
north west corner Of lot Three in Block Four. in
Stoughton d McClure's Addition to the village
Of Independence. Buchanan county, Iowa. run.
ming thence south one hundred and fifty, three
re- iect to an alley, thence east twenty -two feet.
thence west twenty-five feet to the place of he.
ginning. ~ u y p''
! will offer for sale at Public Auction, at The
T TUT. nousc IN the village Of Independence, on
Tuesday, the second day of March, A. D. 1859.
between the hours of Nine o'clock A. M. and
-Four o'clock T. NJ. of said day, to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution and costs.
=, WILLIAM MARTIN.
ShcriH Office, lndepen-l Sheriff.
dcnee, Iowa, Feb. l, 1855 A.4w
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
Sr. Louis, Feb. 1e

Sr. LorIs, Feb. 16.
Late advices from Kansas state that a
party of Lanes men had visited West
port, Mo-, in search of Mr.. Danforth, a
member of rhe Lecomp.on Convention
The Missourians made no resistance.
Stofer, the Democratic representative
from Leayenworth county. is recovering
from the wound received in the late at
tempt to murder him.
The grocery Of Pat Laughlin, who
killed Collins at Doniphan, year or two
ago. was broken open a during his alb
sence few nights since, and its contents
burned tn the street
a sk'rmish is said to have taken place
at f. Scott. No particulars given.
Coy. Denver has refused to send
troops there.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
State Of Iowa, Buchanan Co.-ss.
A. H. 7. HYDE, In District Court in
VS.. and for Buchanan

TO WEBSTER d LAWSON Gentlemen,
you are hereby notified that A. II. 4 T. Hyde,
of sal Buchanan County, State of Iowa, at the
September term, A. ID. 1857 of said Court, com
menced an action against You. returnable at said
September term Of said Court claiming Of YOU
the sum of One Thousand Dollars as money due
them from you for damages in the on-fultll;ng
and making good certain guarantees with said
plaintiffs, in certain articles of agreement made
and entered into between you and the said plain
tiffs on or about the 10th day Of April, A. ID.
le57, for one of Joel Ransoms Portable Brick
Presses and Machines; And that your property
is attached to satisfy such judgment as said
plaintiffs may recover against you, and that I'M
less you appear and answer thereto on or before
the morning of the second day of the March
term Of said District Court to be holden at In
depeddence in and for said county on the third
Monday of March, A. ID. 1858, judgment will
be rendered against YOU thereon for damages and
costs of suit. A. III. & I. HYDE.
Jan. l5 1858.
BY Order of Court j.. BREWER, Clerk.
LEE. LEANITT d. MOOREa
f=- Hs.sss.ffr- <rttvru,.ys =st f3-4w
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

Death is but too often the termination
OF what in Its beginning was lightly
treated and fatally neglected as a com
mon cold. The snow ball does not in
crease faster by rolling. than does dan
ger from an unchecked cough or cold
When inflammation once seizes upon the
delicate tissue of the Lungs. the progress
OF fire is scarcely swifter or more fatal
than that of Pulmonary disease through
its various stages and its terminus, death.
OF It may BIO arrested in all cases by a
prompt resort to Dr. Halls Balsam for
the Lungs.
For Sale by ED. w. WHITNEY, in
Quasqueton, and by agents in every town
IN the county. See advertisement.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

VIM. Conway was severely bi. e by a
mad dog at Muscatine. Tuesday last. A
physician was called i'll and cut out the
wounded parts of Conway's hand, express
sing the conviction that no serious trou.
bic would result from il.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

A duel with hot apple dumplidgs, over
The dinner table, was among the excite
ments a few days ago at one Of the Phila-
delPhia hotels. Others besides the com
batants were scalded litLls and mussed
good deal. aud the parties we're all finally
bound over to keep tAs peace.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

The Washington correspondent Of the
Albany Journal, says
Mr. George Bancroft, the historian,
after listening TO the reading of the Prcsi-
dents Lecompton Message, turned to a
friend and in glowing words denounced
it rs the most infamous document that
was ever sentinto Congress.
g By the by, among the most jealous
opponents of the Lecompton swindle in
this city is Henry S. Foote. ex-senator
from Mississippi, now of California-he
who, on the door Of the Senate threaten
I'd that the people of Mississippi would
hang Hale il ever he came to that State"
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
STATE OF IOWA, BUCHANAN Co-ss.

;. W. HARDEN HARDEN 8
MARGARET A. HODGDON.
In the District Court of said county, March
Term, A. ID. 1855
To Margaret A. Hodgdon -
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office of the clerk of the District
Court of Buchanan county, Iowa, petition Of
). W. Harden, claiming of you foreclosure Of
the equity of redemption in and to the soutl-
east quarter of the southwcst quarter of section
%, township 80, range 10 in Buchanan county.
Iowa, by virtue of sale of the same to him for
taxes remaining delinquent for the year s55.
and that unless you appear and answer to said
petition or before the morning of the second
day of the March term, A. D. 1858, of said
court, decree will be granted as prayed for.
G. r. LATHROP,
Feb. 4, 1885, (4t) Atty for Plaintiff.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

The Postmaster General has recently
decided that if pos:masiers. do not give
publishers of newspapers no:ice that their
papers remain in the post-office without
being taken out by the subscribers, with
IN five weeks, they are liable for pay.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

WILD LANDs.--At Dubuque. Dcs
Moins and Charlton, the lands vii: be in
market on the 18th instant; AMI at Fort
Dodge, Sioux City and Council Bluffs on
the Esd. Holders of land warrants will
notice.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18

EE We publish the following, just
for the fun of it," protesting, however,
that it libels couple of jolly good
fellows most egrcgiously
How the sAttaches'' of the "White
HOuse'' Celebrated the Landing Of the
Pilgrims.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-18
STATE OF IOWA, BUCHANAN co-ss.

s. W. HARDEN Tn the District Court of
vs.. said County, March term
JOHN SEYBERT.} A. d. 1858.
TO JOHN SEYBERT You are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the office Of
the clerk of the District Court of Buchanan
county, Iowa, petition Of S. w. Harden, claim
ing of you a foreclosure Of the equity of redemr-
ton in and to the south cast quarter of section
four. township 81, range 10, in Buchanan coun-,.
ty, Iowa, by virtue of "a sale Of the same to him
for taxes remaining delinquent for the year 1855.
and that unless you appear and answer to said
petition or before the morning of the second
day of the March Term, A. d. 1853 of said
Court, decree will be granted as prayed for
G.. 4. LATHROP.
Feb. 4, 1853 (4w) Atty for Plaintiff.