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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11
Special Notifes.
THE LIVES OF THREE cHrLDREH 1osr.

And the last and only child given up to al.
WITH CONSUMPTION
Read the following Statement of 4,
mighty respectable Druggist.
Mr.. WIN. WORLEY, of Hancock county. O..
impaired the following information to Israel
Green, our Agent in Findlay.
Mr. Morley had lost three, out of family Of
four children, by that dread DESTROYER, CON
SUMPTION! His fourth and last child was
taken down, and continued to grow worse and
worse, until the family despaired Of its life -
A sister OF MIR. Morley advised him to try Halls
Balsam for the Lungs he purchased bottle Of
the Balsam Of me, and administered it in strict
accordance with the directions, continuing its
use through one entire night Next morning
the child commenced vomiting cepiously, and
threw up more that pint of MATTER ;, the re-
lief was instantaneous. The child commenced
improving. and is now fthree weeks after us;ny
the Balsam,) QUITE WELL Mr. worley thinks
that his child will soon enjoy robust health.
ISRAEL GREEN.
Findhy, o., Feb. Is, 1858.
BoLLES, SMITH&CO., ii south Water 81
Chicago, Western Agents, to whom all orders
'u &c "uaressed. (34-4w
Also for sale by Parsons d Mellish, Indepen.
dence, and by Ed. W. Whitney, Quasoueton
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11
From the Chicago N. W. Christian Advooa.

From the Chicago N. W. Christian Advocate
The following may be considered as settling
the question infalhbly, that with such a remedy
on sale by all principal druggists, NO man need
longer 60 with his caput in the condition Of
/" Old Uncle Ned's''
from our acquaintance with persons who
have used Oh. Woods Hair Restorative with
perfect success for the last two wears. we feel M
hesitation in recommending the article as SUI
perlor to any other preparation now in use for
the same purpose, viz for restoring gray hair
TO It's original color, sure and perfect cure for
badness, and neygrfailing preventative for
the falling off of the hair.
1t Is decidedly the best and most popular in
use for Identifying, preserving, restoring and
strengthening the hair, relieving diseases of the
skin, and removing scurf, dandruff, and all
eruptions and feverish heat from the scalp.
We speak in relation to the above from what
we know, having been personally acouainted
with numerous persons who have used the Res
'oiative for the above purposes with the most
gratifying results.
tbs not often we notice patent medicine
indeed we think we have never pulled one be-
ore. but Prof. Woods Hair Restorative is some
hing 50 superior to most Of the preparations Of
he day, that we cannot forbear asking the at
ention of our readers to it. as
CAuTloN.-Beware of worthless limitations. as |
eSerai are already in the market called by diff. |
ereht names Use none uless the words " Prof |
- oa . Hair Restorative, Depot, st. Louis, Mo.
mo New York, are blown in the bottle. Sold
y all Druggists and Patent Medicine dealers
Also by all Fancy aud Toilet Goods dealers in
'' 'e o"i~i o'aoes ana Canadas. (3l At
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11
Read what Agents Saw.


Dr. ii. SYNaEs, of Mattoon III undo
d date of Aug. 9, 1853, SAYS -" Send me
another lot of CHRISTIE'S AGUE BAL
y SAM, as have but two bottles in store,
and the demand is on the inereusc. | an.
m iinsurlng every bottle, and as Yet none
VI have been returned
J. W PLrMMER, Druggist, Ninton, Iowa
n under date of August 81, 1857, writes =
n Send me halt gross of Chris!ie's Aguc
Balsam. ! have but three bottles on hartl. /
and it is selling rapi lly. II is the best
remedy for Ague have ever sold
y Mr.. A. N. BLAcKLIDeE, Of Mctaipora.
Ind, writes us, June IL, 1867, and saws.
4 that the Balsam has cured in every case
y where taken. He further saws tina, one
:. case came from the Wabasli-Nr. K. r.
y SwfGERr, who had the Ague cightc, or
twenty months He insured three bottles
n to cure him. He took only one tottl,., and
>, the result was permanent cur. III, had
! paid about $50 doctors bills
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11

The TRIBUNE is printed on large imperial
sheet, folded in quarto form, and mailed to the
subscribers on the followino
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11

And the last and only child given up to die
WITH CONSUMPTION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26
Brooklyn city News.

ISorrsr ON Cntp-srsrIuos oF FovL PLsy.-on We'd.
nesday Coroner Smell caused the body Of infant named
Eose pchreshe 10 be disinsered, at the request Of some
Of the friends Of the parents suspected ths,
foul play bad been used The mother arrived here from
Germany some few weeks since, and delivered OF q
child soon after. The child sick, and Dr. Backmore
was called 10 attend a. II was very feeble, and after
lingering a few days died. The physician gave GER
thcase and the body inferred. There nothing
elected on the examination 10 show that the mother hai
been instrumental In causing lie death The mother
sided at Ito Van Brunt street The Jury rendered
dict that the child 10 death natural causes
and from The evidence they strongly ceseured Ut. John
Backmore for having given certihca Of burial without
reoedng the OF death such practice might lead
TO 9 hushng up OF crime.
TIRE-Abou, four O'Clock yesterday morning FIRE
broke out in two story frame building, No. 200 Gold
street, owned by Robert McNsly and occupied by Mrs
Duff q grocery and candy store The upper part was
burned, together With portion q 2o7 damage abou,
diary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

'"" S'@'nS hAhshAb bS OFFlCks
The United states Marshal, with Mr.. oKeefe and some
others Of his aids have been the q for time
past hoping 70 arrest certain parties engaged in setting
on foot an unlawful enterprise for the scing slaves
On Wednesday night the Official started in pursuit Of
vessel down the Bay said 10 be the - and supposed
70 be prepared Tor voyage 70 the coast OF Africa They
got on board the steamer Oliver NJ Petit by which they
nsoded 70 MAKE chase, but found that they the
very tug that had been hired by some Of the parties OF
whom they were In pursuit The Captain Of the Petit
iusea 70 say 70 ne Marshal where he going or 10
give the name OF the vessel 10 which he wa 10 convey
the PASSENGERS then ON board the officials were
queIty ioed IN their pursuit. and contcnded themselve
py taxing INTO custody JOS Santos, vncente Louis aud
Andrew los santos. They also took possession Of
quantity trunks, charts &c which were searched the
hIshsis once, on Thursday afternoon, but contased
and the coast OF Guncs bat Of they could be used
either IN legitimate or an illegal voyase
The men arrested on board the steam tug were taken
before Commissioner Morton and held 10 bail in the sum
Of % 100 each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

Before Hon. Judge EioSSon
Rudolph CdrTioue ps. PAfiip A. Loescher.This "a an
action brought ny plaintiff, as assignee Of Ferdinand
Karck, who holds tho power Of attorney Of Mcssrs.
Pnefer Bortzman, bankers, at Hamburg, 10 whom The
defendant WAS indebted 10 the amount OF ~ ,e02 The
power Of attorney dated 23d April, 1855, and the
date OF the assignment 70 kck was the 2ls OF May Of
the same year The defencant In the emiRrant bust
ness in New York, and In the habit OF bonorng the
drafts Of these Hamburg bankers which presented
al his Office by emigants The defendant eventually re-
fused 70 honor the drafts and then Prefer Bortzmsn
ereced the power Of attorney 10 Karck collect the
balance due them by Loeschert7 COZ The defendant
contends that the power Of attorney Is void Verdict for
plaintiff for full amount claimed with interest
ACTION FOR PERSONAL injuries.
Henry Grecn,cood, ~. 7he Mayor DC, Of Ne,o York
-On the sth December 1885, the plaintiff was returning
from church with his family, and when In Thirteenth
street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, he was
tpped up by stone block which upon the sidewalk
and was severely injured 10 be lncapacitsted for
business His arm broken, and u is supposed he will
never have the perfect use OF again Verdict for plain
fiT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26
The Jobson and Seely Contempt Case.
SUPREME CoURT-spBCIAL TERN.
Ilofova uox, Iudoa e,thariand


FEB. 26.--In the Matter Of the People rs yobson and
Seey-Mr. j. N whiting the referee before whom the
alleged contempt committed stated that he had
convinced thai the afray not premedated and he
moved that that portion Of the order which required Mr.
seey to show why his cene should not be revoked
| be stricken out This was assented 10, and Judge
Edmonds was named as referee to hear the matter.
Mr. Jobson, of the refractory parties, said that his
legal adviser Mr. Schermerhorn, engaged in another
Court and he desired To have bis advice He Mr. job
son) was not lawyer as had been represented by
man whose name he would not mention In court He
simply man Of science and literature.
The parties then retired Tee case will come up before
exJudge Edmonds at O'Clock this day, (Friday)
JoBsoS HAS LIBEL SUIT.
SUPREME ooun-srscIAL TERN.
Before Hon. Judge Clerke.
Fn. 26.-Ddrid w. Jobson Henry j. Raymond }.
Jones and ia b. WesIevI-rhs b suit for $4,000 da-
images for alleged libel paper called the New York
Times. The plaintiff complains that he engaged a
dentist this city, aud teaching ustructiug ladies'
and gentlemen the nicees and mysteries of that art
and that he caused 10 be inserted In the NKw YoRk HIS
RAD the following
NEW EproyssSr ron ssLrs,-Mr JoSson, member Of
Gsns 70 thS royal family Of snsand now reeSes saes ~
well az gentlemen pupils 10 the dental and rapidly
6f dentist q. ssi Fourth street near Brosdwsy
The plaintiff also states that he the only dentist at
the time Of the alleged grievances he complains o. engaged
In the business Of nsructng ladies and gentlemen the
art Of dentistry that defendants we'll knowing the facts,
paip, Ijopson, with malicious intent to njuEe hs on
the 18th December 1857 published In the Inns the fol-
lowing, which be characterzes false, scandalous
iicious defamaiory and hbellous;-
A NEsprrL CsurIos.-Persons In quest Of employment
will DO well 70 keep sharp look out for the swindlng
schemes that Will be commended 10 their The
using columns of of the city papers with seuc
tive offers Of all kinds-oers OF situations for which the
pfcants dollar offers OF
certain success for offers to teach young ladies' dentistry
cases Out Of ten bsss are he ss. Of sdv,nturers
where they the deliberate OF designing
drels can do no harm for persons out Of 70 be
their guard against them
Mr. Jobson that defendants referred 10 him the
above and asks damages for injury alleged have been
sustained by him through It's publication.
Defendants counsel asked for extension OF
time In which 10 put In the snsver, and order 10
show ~hy further time should not be allowed them
for the purpose OF sending 70 Europe with view of Oh
tanning facts In regard 10 Jobsons character The Judge
anewcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

ARRfsr or MAN SUSPECTED OF A DRsApFuL
CNsE.-tnc arrest q man named ID. II. Rosenkrsns At
Emlrs, Ia announced He " suspected Of having plac Vi
obsuuctoos upon the track OF the Contra railroad year
sso, when John Snell, engineer oftbis city was killed
- Ro~cs,r Jnion, lt6. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

THE CALIFORNIA MAILs,-A telcgraphic despatch
from the Postmaster at New York. dated this morning. TO
Mr.. Dundas OF the Post once Department states that
there no failure OF any part Of the mails from the
South for the last steamer for Aspnwsn The steamer
did not sail till Sunday forenoon We further inform
ed that the whole mall from the South including Wash
ineon, forward by the last ship 70 California The
principal mail from Washington goes 10 New York two
days before the ship sais. A second supplementary
nal gocs day before Washington Sd's, 70 "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26
THE FINALE IN RICHhoSD.
Grand Reception Of her Guests by
Virginia.

Speeches Of Lieutenant Governor Jackson, Hen J.
II. Mason, United States Senator; Hon. VIM c.
Rives, Hon. Edward Everett a. II. II. Daw-
son, Of Ca; Gov. Hollie, Of Conn; Gov
Newell, Of N. J.; Gov Bingham, Of
Michigan; Hon. William 1.
Ysncey, Of Ala, and others,
&C. &c kc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

Adjoarnment OF the Tsrritorial Legisiature-
Nass Convention In Lawrence-Gen. Lane
Answers the Presidents Mcssage-Wrang-
iiRg In the FREQ State Party-What they
Propose 20 do-A Elmo Farce-The Topeka
LeUf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

their own laws and mould their own institutions in their
own way, Applause The message OF Mr.. Buchanan
predecessors and the Governors OF Kansas have
cessfuly travelled-Q -Qaugher)hat Of acting In our af
fairs upon the OF the pro- slavery busters
Of Kansas and Missouri The politician who does II " has
already fallen" Let Buchanan howl and Congress enact
Kansas ree snd all the powers Of the earth cannot en-
slave her To day the people OF Kansas are unit so
long as that unity preserved nothing can prevail
against them.
The only feeling the Lawrence people expressed 10 re-
gard TO the above document curiosity 70 know who
wrote for lane Though its style s far from being q
model yet is very different from lanes usual style
lie is not man who can make anything like logical or
connected speech The idea Of Jim ane putting himself
TO instruct the President the United States truth
Is Very or m have , never yet found that man
ness. man who Ia VIGOROUSLY untruthful, whose word
alone is no b~s Of faith taking the President Of the
for its impudcnce be beyond description ludcrous
2f the Convention re-assembed, and was
called 70 order by their chairman. The Committee on
Business reported follows through their chairman
& rscopmsnd $ & nc appointment q com mee q thirteen,
Committee three OF state Central compi,tes three of the
state Committee under the Lecompon movement and four
thirteen composed Of he following sa Oh
q The Territorial Committee W smlA r. ofilpsirich
OF ibe state Cenrsl commI.ee-James Blood Henry Hsr
State commaiee Under ,ne 1scompOn constitutions. W.
New men u b wheeler IL j. Adams. c. B. Lines, p. n.
Y shall be the duty Of e committee TO aeni 70 a. matter
iegrDatey connected with the management the coming
pssssS by he recent and SnSer % sa S @
iegate convention 20 nominate all crlcers under H.
pas, or minor differences opap TO Questions policy
be earnestly sqIested TO participate IN the election q dele
grounds neither thereby sacrificing principle or s6solvng
The existence Of this committee shall terminate with the a.
sembipsct Of the nsrt free State delegate convention
tee Of Sys whose duty shall be % take .s,e s energetic
ne may bs ef dsess s S Se ns e & o
miee TO consist Of The following Ro 'nson
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-25

mem nan lcnft 81 tbun bat, bic &e1nunz
gen NIT pterfa6er &reiee prompt unp
pInttli9 gu be3ablen. .u
IS 1T rober 9runpfoli6. .penn man
9laubE bic S&peis 9eb6re ben Mnardiiten
unb let cer 5eero ber anar9ilden unc
reputlifantl9en pruposanba; - bic
S9met; seb6rt zen Mylprbs, ile sebSrt
Nuen penen> lpel9e @elo baben umo ne
ntsifens eiuen She'll cappn in per @dmei;
perSebren.
Die paar 6lu6tlinse. unb beutl9en
|5anoperfe9eielIen> 1pel9e fa baleltf
aufbalten, percen europa mabrli9 ni9t
in Tlammen leBer, uno BET ben @6mei<
germ Rncen iie it@er feine Spn,patbie,
oenn iie itnb arme 3eufel; pielmebr erz
l9etnen ibnen ctele 2eute al6 Elm lebr anz
9enebmer Gurus uno tpae lpu i9 19lieb~
li@ iasen ? - SD tpieoerbole es> bic
S9weis 1T ben cpnierpatipen Sntereien
our&aue ni9t 9efdbrli6, unp ftatt fe bez
itdnois NIT ars'p6bnil@en Nusen su bez
tra@ten, ipQte man ale republttanil6en
BrauletSpfe ouf eint9e 3eit nad Der
S9mei3erz z&epublit in bic 2ebre i9iden. y
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Jofepb Scr 3tpeite.
Det1en Sdterli9e @orge in 3eiten
bes MaugeIs.

S4pn TN Sabre 1870 batte tel lonbers
in 86bmen uno Mdbren cine nabtalte
Witterun9 oas @etreioe auf. ben Jelrern
gu @runpe 9eri6tet unc bereitS einen fublz
barren Mansel gu erseu9en an9efansen.
8dbrenp oss @tnters fauften Wuderer
coS porbanoene @etreice n,eiltens auf um
es auf nod bSbere preile binauf;ul6rauz
ben uno pann i'm Snz unc Muslance III
oerfaufen; oieie Speculation eelans nur
gu gut inoem au@ bic Na6barldncer an
ben 6ol9en elmer Wibernte litten. Nc9
nebr ftie9 pa5 Gleno unter rem armen
Splfe, al6 AUDI Die Telpfrl9te bes Sobres
1874 mibrietben. 5atte es li9 bisber
ne&.Hit &leien unp Meblitaub> nit einiz
sen 0'em(lle 9endbrt> 70 mar es nun bier
uno pa auf 9efo@tes @ra6 uno eeltc6ene
8aumrtnoe beidrdnft. Die auf cine fur6tz
bare 54be 9eitie9ene 5un9er6notb bate
peroerbli@e Seuden in ibrem @efplae.
Die Notb war 9ren;enlc5 uno bic @terbez
lifen maren auf ca6 Doppelte uno Trei<
fade 9eitie9en. Selbf bis QBien ertredte
i9 paS G(eno.
Mabnun9en unb 8eleble an bic 8ez
'fBer bon @etreipepprrdtben> fe cem @plfe
Inn eri4win9lide preiie gu 1fnen, iomie
Die &usfubrserbpte wuroen nur menia be-
a@tet papon tiber5eu9te ii6 her &ailer
ourd INNER auf'S Neue einlaufenre trauz
riae gtadri@ten. 81 lief paber 3unadit
ir @ien ieltlt 8rorbiitten 3ur unenteelcz
li6en pcer peniS fcitipieli9en Spei1une
Der Bepirfti9en errtdten uno beiu9te bic
ielben td9lei9 mebrere Male> um f9 3u
iiberseusen> ob &Qe6 ieinen &bf6ten &C.
mdb Derwaltet wiiroe. Nu9 lief er in
ben @pritdpten BRET @pmmi0aire umber=
9eben, bic ale &ranfen unp Mrmen, mel9e
ii@ auf ietnen Befebl beim &i9ter ibres
Diitrift6 botten melpen mllen> aufSuz
i9reiben batter> um fie in bic .6plpitd!er
oertbeiler1 ibnen Broo unb anpere @ictuaz
lien reiden gu la0en.
Damn ienbete Spiepb aus ietner @9az
tuue na6 Mdbren $4,000 @uloen> um iie
purd ben @robcapitain pieier Yrooin3,
ben Uruitl1 Don &auniB, unter bic Notbz
leioenben pertbetlen gu lai1en, uno +pte per=
bergen per &oiler AUDI feline @obltbat 9e<
ipencet baten mo9te 9lei6wpbl botte es
feline Mutter erfabren unp fablte ii@ ourd
cieies srobmitbi9e 8eilpiel aereist, cine
slet&e @umme benz bunsernoen @olte in
oteier propin3 gu reiden. -.
Nm 9rdblt@iten aber war Der Man9el
i'm &5ni9rei9 85bmen. Nls cine Na@=
ri9t auf bic anpere in @ien eintraf pab
bort oer Sammer INNER bSber ftei9e, bet
@u@ers inner btmmeli9reienoer wurce,
oa blutete Soiepb'6 .5er3 aus touleuc
@unoen. Gr Fob ben @lan3 BEG 6ofea
uno ma@te ii@ perlSnli9 auf ben @ea
;u ieinen unsludli@en untertbanen. @ebF
nun Dem &ornwu@erer unp bem ni9tss
wlrpisen Beamten. AQer Mu9en felster
leinen S@ritten. slu9 unterwess batt'
per &atler i9pn man@e @elesenbeit, let
rem miloeu 5er3en @enise au leiten
,9ier nur cine Anefppte: Ct fat an be,
y Sber natb ben Der. Staaten. Dit Rtb.
**) Die Seitpb sSaia umseftaltet tatte, 70 ba
| man nit ublanb fueeu tonnft: sas'~-
Sd eino gun, 6olpitale,
Da tanb i@ AQes nett,
0iel @rit' unb 8raut gum Wabl.:
Uni. rtinli@ 8rantenbett. 49,.
Au9 fcrSt' Gin 1@6n Grbarmeu
Giir mau9 serpabrlpSt Riub.
Mer benft bes 8cIts, be1 Armeu.
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SaS @elb uno Die Sreibeit.
Bpn Qula Mcntea. t

Die Sdweis 1T in per Gbat Elm merit
wurpt9e5 2anp; man fam colelbf MQes
finben> ~ ,1ur oas ni@t ,pa6 man lu9t.
@ie le9r bic 3ettunsen bic @eInnune
unc bic Sage zines 2anpes fdll@en tSn-
men, babe ID eben bier iebr sranclt@ erz
fabren. Mit pel@en 8esriHen f6mmt
man na@ Der @@meia na9pem man 10
niel 8laeen ibT ben porti8en Rapitalfs=
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Price 5000 per year.
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