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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-30
Coral Matttrs.
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.
JUDGE TABOR

WILL address the people of Perry Town
wv ship at LITTLETON, on THURSDAY,
Oct. It'll, at early evening. upon political issues.
He viii also address the people Of NEWTON
TOWNSHIP upon the same topics, on MONDAY,
October llth, OF 2 o'clock P. NJ.
Let the Republicans Of these precincts turn
out en- masse and listen to an able exposition Of
their principles. i se sa
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Tickets.
~ Republican tickets. with the State.
Congressional. District. aud County nom
nations printed. and with blanks left for
Township Officers. may be had at the
Guardian Office next week. We hope
the Township Committees will see that
their precincts are fully supplied. Be
sure to call and get them. as we furnish
item gratuitously.
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NOTICE.

Ma. EDITOR Please announce my name as
candidate for reelection for the Office Of Justice
Of the Peace. Election October H.
29-3t1 L. w. HART.
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{ 0F SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING
We would call your attention to the advertise
ment of DIR. Mann's Agne Balsa'n, which ap.
pears in the columns of our present number
We are pleased to he able to record the satisfac
ton of our patrons, after trial of an article ad
yertised in our columns. All the quaek nos
trums of the day are giving way before it, and
it seems, truly, to work by magic and in al
cases effects cure. This is indeed great dis
eovery, and will be hailed with pleasure by
thousands who have suffered and tried anu
tried and suffered year after year, Throughout
the western country, to know that specific il
in the reach Of all. This invaluable remedy j:
sold by all good and responsible druggists. (2t
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WASQUETUCK
SAW & FIGURING MILLS
Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa.

THE above Mills are now in good running
i order, and being under the subscribers
own immediate supervision. the people of Blu.
chanan and adjoining counties may depend up.
on getting their Milling carefully. promptly and
cheaply done.
Flour and Lumber always on hand and for
sale at the market price.
J. COULTER.
Quasqueton, August 26th. 1855 (2-2iti
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SWINE.

In awarding premiums on swine, regard is to
be had principally to that breed, form, structure
aud proportion which will afford the greatest
profit to the breeder.
Best full-biood Suffolk boar, one year old
or more. $500
Best full blood Suffolk boar less than
year old, 200
Best full blood Suffolk breeding SOW. l
year old or more, 800
Best litter of pigs. full-blood Suffolk, not
less than 5 in number. 400
Best boar, of any breed. 400
Best SOW, of any breed. year old or more, 200
Best litter of pigs, of any breed, not less
than s in number. 200
Committee Merrill, Baxter Adams, ].
Cameron, Samuel Sherwood, T. C. Bartle, Vim.
Martin.
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Best sample of honey, not less than l0lbs, Loo
Best gallon Of Chinese Sugar cane Syrup, 100
Best 10 lbs Chinese Sugar-cane Sugar, ,OO
Competitors for premiums on Sugar and Sy.
rup, must furnish the secretary with the mode
of manufacture on or before the first day of the
fair.
CoMMTrEE---Stilnmn Berry, Vim. Forman,
Z B Candee, Thomas Sherwood, L W Cook, E
Older
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CATTLE.

Oxen and steers must be presented in the
yoke with chain to secure them, and be ac-
companied with a suitable person to take charge
of them.
The Committee on working oxen and years
old steers will try the cattle offered them both on
wagon and chain, and award the premiums for
the best working cattle considering their do
cility, training, close matching, strength, size
and beauty.
Best yoke of oxen 5years old and upwards, 200
Best yoke of steers years old, so
Best ull-blood short horned Durham Bull.
2years old aud upwards, 800
Best full-blood Devon Bull, 2 years old and
upwards, 500
Best yeariing bull, of native, crossed or i'm
ported blood, 80
Best mich cow, full Devon or Durham
blood, 400
Best mich COW, native or crossed, 900
Best yearling heifer, native or imported
blood, $50
Best calf, native or imported blood, 100
Committee. Rankin, Ransom Bartle.
James Brown. John Tullock, John Smvzer.
Ephraim Miller, ID. Gould
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DOMESTIC COOKERY
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES

Committee on above may recommend premi-
ums to the amount of fifteen dollars.
CoMMIrrEI-D S Davis, V Thompson, DR.
Parsons, DIR Smith, S p Webster, VIM Logan
Chas Patrie.
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NEW ADV ERTIS ENlENTS.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

INHE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
Il Common Schools will attend at his office
in Independence ON the Cd, Sd, and 18th Mon
days in October, and the LIST and Cd Mondays
in November, for the examination of such per-
sons as may present themselves for examination
as Teachers. o. II. p ROSZELL,
Co. Superintendent.
Independence, Sept. %, 1858. (3O-3t
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Mr.. EDITOR please announce the name
of L. w. COOK, for the Office of Justice of
the Peace for Washington Township, and oblige
q a A CITIZEN.
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Republican Township Committee.

The following were selected at the re-
cent Republican caucus, as the Town
ship committee Of Washington Town
ship: G. w. BEMIs, T. G. BARrLE, and
j. RTCH.
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Mr.. A. n. RLAckIpsr. of Metamora

Mr.. A. n. BLAcKLIpGE, of Metamoa,
Ind, writes us, June l2, 1857, and says,
4 that the Balsam has cured in every case
Y where taken. He further says that one
:. case came from the Wabash-Mr r. p. /
J SwIGERT, who had the Ague eighteen or
twenty months. lie insured three bottles
4 to cure him. He took only one bottle, and ,
the result was n permanent cure. He had
paid about $40 doctors bills"
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FANCY ARTICLES.

Committee on the above may recommend pre-
miums to the amount of ten dollars.
CONFERENCE.-The John Bogert, Mrs Brooks
Mrs Reuben Freeman, Miss Romans, Mrs L w
Hart.
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= HAVE ENTIRE CONTROL OF A
y i very superior quality of Russian Winter
q Seed Wheat, Gan article introduced into the
- Wheat growing districts of Russia,) which
X has been found to succeed better than any
Winter Wheat ever cultivated in that coun-
- try. From Russia it was introduced into
d Canada, Michigan, Minnesota and Illinois,
= in each of which it has withstocd the most
y severe winters and the wettest springs, to
- the satisfaction of the farmer. 1t produces
: from 10 to 30 bushels to one when sown on
good land, and from its hardy nature will
e not winter-kill or drown-out from the effects
q of a wet spring. 1t may be sown any time
< between the first of July and the first of
q November.
Il PACKAGES sufficient to produce from 5
n to 10 bushels the first year, put up in strong
- sacks, will be sent TO any address on the re-
ceipt of One Dollar, by mail.
Address
c. W. VERIFY, P O. Box 1887.
81 Dearborn St, Chicago Ill.,
- Dealer in Farming Lands and City Pro-
~ perry. Also Lands located mt all the Gov
= eminent Land Offices. with Warrants or
Cash. Those having Farms or Farming
x Lands for sale, will find my office one of
the best mediums to dispose Of the same
- REFER TO
q Hon Jno. Wilson, Comr /. c. Land Dept,
= Chicago.
= Col. X. j. Hamilton, Chicago.
- Rev. HI. N. Bishop,
s Hon. Henry A. Wise, Gov of Va
Messrs. Sweeney, Rittenhouse, FAINT 4
s. Co., Bankers. Washington, ID. C.
g Hon. George Briggs. New York
"a Hon. VIM. HI. Ross, Gov Of Delaware
g Robt. Forsythe, Esq, Gen Fl Agt. L. C.
3 r. r.
oE N. BIN ordering. give your name, post
= office, county and State. and the name of the
nearest Express office. (jys-3m)
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TLOW ING MA TCH.
To take place at 10 o'clock A. M. Thursday
the west side of the river.
MECHANICS woRK-FIRsT CLASS

All manufactured articles and implements
must be presented and entered on the secretarv's
books before IL o'clock NJ on the first day
OF the fair, and remain until 3 o'clock p. NJ the
next day, though they may be removed at night
for safe keeping. All must have been made in
| fhan ,nt,,
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.
RULES AND REGULATIONS

No premium shall be awarded unless the
Committee to whom the claim is submitted shall
adjudge the same to be meritorious.
No person shall receive two premiums on the
same kind of crops, stock, or for any manufac-
tured article.
Nc person shall receive premium who does
not comply with the following rules and regu-
lations, or who is not member OF the Society.
No person can be member of the society I'M
til he has paid one dollar to the Secretary, and
had his name recorded
No person can act on a committee unless
member Of the society.
STOCK.
Any person applying for premium on an
animal, shall file written statement with the
Secretary on or before the first day of the Fair,
that he is the owner of the animal-that it is the
product OF the county, or that it has been owned
within the county for three months next prece-
ding the fair aud shall disclose the age Of the
animal, breed, manner of feeding, and whether
it has drawn any premiums, and if any, how
many, and all other important facts concerning
it.
All animals entered for premiums must be in
their respective places of exhibition before -
O'Clock NJ ON the first day of the fair, and re-
main until o'clock P. NJ; and if then removed
for the night, must be returned to their places
by 9oclock A. NJ. Of the second day, and remain
until 2 o'clock p. NJ
HORSES
Preference to be given to the variety Of horses
possessing strength, size and endurance for field
labor, combined with the action which Qualities
them for the Carriage or saddle
Best Stallion, years old or upwards, $1,000
best Stallion, years old, and less than5, 500
Best breeding mare a-foal, 200
Best trotting horse, gelding, mare or stall
lion, 900
Best pair of matched geldings or mares, 800
Best yearling colt, 900
Best mare, years old or upwards, 900
Best sucking colt, 100
Conmittee. Mcclure, A. II. Trask.
NJ. d. Weston. l.. s. Brooks, Vim. b. Kipp. J.
ID. Myers, A f. Williams, Chas Lilly.
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Boots and Shoes
III. e.. KELLOGG,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Attorney & Counselor at Law.
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Main St., Quasqueton, Iowa

EVERAL pieces of Praire with running wa
- ter and Timber adjoining, for sale cheap
for cash or on time. Building Lots for ale in
the village of Quasqueton.
u Money icanted at market rates. fs4 '57y
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j.. M. KELLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Notary Public and General Land Agent,
QUAsQUEToN, Buchanan County, low .


Will Investigate Titles, and attend to the
Payment Of Taxes. Collections made and
promptly rmitted.
Conveyancing done on the most reasonable
terms. All Notaral duties attended to with
despatch. Blanks Of all kinds constantly on
hand. A share of public patronage is respect
fully solicited. %
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L. B. ROSS, M. D.,
SURGEON DENTIST.
WILL PERFORM


ALL OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH
In the most skillful ma nner. and set Teeth
on Plate in the most approved and
Fashionable Style.
All Kinds of Trade and Property taken
for PAY.
DR.. Ross will remain at Baliwin's Hotel,
Manchester, on Monday OF each week, for the
present season.
Also at Quasqueton, at the Hotel. on Thurs
day of each week.
He can also be consulted ut his residence, two
miles west Of Collins Grove, Bueha nan County.
Medicine prescribed for all disease. incident
TO the Human System, according to the German
and Indian methods. Diseases told by the
urine, brought in clean or vial-the first in
the morning. J.. B. ROSS. NJ. ID.
June 3, Is5s.Ii5 6m
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ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS.

Each Committee is authorized to recommend
discretionary premiums upon such articles or
animals as properly belong to the class assigned
them, if they deem the same to be highly meri-
torious, although they may not come within the
list of premiums ; and they will be awarded at
the annual meeting. il the managers approve.
and the funds admit.
The viewing committees win begin their ex-
aminations at 2 o'clock p NJ on "Wednesday,
and make their respective reports, in writing,
to the Secretary at or before O'Clock A NJ on
Thursday.
All premiums will be paid at or after the next
annual meeting
The Society will be furnished with the Court
House for the display of manufactured, fancy,
and household articles, and for fruits, vegetables
grain dc.
The Committee of Arrangements will be in
attendance on the first day Of the fair to give
directions to all who may wish to present any
thing for exhibition.
Hay will be furnished gratis, during the fair
to all stock presented for premiums.
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LADIES EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES

For the best exhibition Of horsemanship,
Silver Cup, worth - $500
For the I'd best, ladies' Riding hat. 800
For the Sd best. ladies Riding Whip. 400
AWARDING COMMITTEES Mcclure, ID S
Lee, L b Bullen, Thomas Sherwood, VIM b
Kipp.
Those ladies intending to compete for pre-
miums will please hand in their names TO Geo.
w Wooden. Esq. at 7 b Bullen's store, on or
before the morning Of the l4th.
l.. ". HART, Secretary.
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= Has never been known to fail where the q
directions have been strictly followed. ;,
DR.. CHistie's Aque Baisam is u
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine,
" Strychnine, or anything Of poison
Gus or delcterious nature.
u DR.. CHRISTIES AGUE BALSAM -
Has had. for years, the largest sales of any
remedy for specific disease ever offered b
to the public.
Dr. CHRIsTIE's AGUE BALsAM
4, Has attained its immense popularity
Y through its own merits, its great power in
curing disease, its singular hannlessness, =
Of and freedom from hurtful ingredients
= 1t can be taken by the helpless infant,
m vigorous youth, and feeble age, ever b
= without I'M ury, and always with benefit. :
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]. W. PLuMAER, Druggist, Vinton, Iowa
\ under date Of August 81, 1857, writes -
4 Send me half a gross of Christie's Ague
Balsam. / have but three bottles on hand.
and it is selling rapi lily. 1t is the best
remedy for Ague have ever sold.
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ARTICLES OF HOUSEHOLD MANUFAC-
TURE

Best piece carpeting. not less than 10 yds, 100
Best piece flannel not less than 10 yds, 100
Best plain bed-quilt, so
Best palm leaf hats, 50
Best lbs stocking yarn, so
Best pairs wooden socks. so
Best 3 pairs woolen mittens, so
Best pair 10 quarter wooden blankets, so
Best pair shirts, 50
CoMMIrTEE-Mrs ID Davis, Mrs w Thomp-
son, Mrs ID S Lee, Mrs Thomas Close, Mrs Chas
Patric Mrs Randall.
DOMESTIC COOKERY.
Best loaf bread, so
Best specimen Of cooking, so
CoMMITrEE-Mrs Isaac Freeman Mrs Harvey
Snow, Mrs W Purdy, Mrs Chas Patrc.
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Read what Agents SAY.

Read what Agents Say.
DR.. II. SYMMEs. of Mattoon, ILL.,, under
! date of Aug. 2, 1858, says -" Send me
another lot Of CHRISTIE'S AGUE BAL
), SAM, as | have but two bottles in store,
and the demand is on the increase am
n insuring every bottle, and as vet none
v have been returned
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MECHANICS woRK-sECoND CLASS

MECHANICS WORK-(THIRD GLASS;
Best specimen of cabinet work, 90
Best specimen of Tailor's work, 90
Best specimen of tin ware, not less than
pieces, 90
Best specimen of blacksmith 5 work, not
less than 3 pieces, 90
Best specimen of carriage or sign paint
ing, 100
Best specimen of painting. 100
CoMMIrrEE.-Amos Long, II Hatch, James
Brooks, Thomas Moulfort, Edward Brewer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-29

NEW YORK, Dec. Is.
The Paris correspondent of the Commercial Ad-
vertiser says the Journal des Debats aflrms posi-
lively that King Victor Emmanuel did declare to
his army that it must hold itself ready to march
into Lombardy in the spring. The discoutent in
Lombardy is profound, and a medal is to be
struck, bearing the inscription, "a Emmanuel, King
Of Italy"
The same correspondence says, Capt. Remand of
the bark Maurice who saved the passengers of the
burning Austria, has been decorated by Napoleon
with the title of Chevaer of the Legion of homo :,
while to his officers were presented with gold
medals.
A letter from Zauzibar published in the Augs
burg Algemene Zeitung reports the explorers
Burton and Shuke to have reached the great inland
African Lake, and to have found two white tribes
in its vicinity, viz: The Amara and COusO. The
Amaroke and the Rendike. The two first named
stand level with the Abyssinians in respect to
civilization.
The Washington correspondence of the Post says
that the schooner Susan had landed her filibuster
passengers on the banks of the Rio Colorado near
its mouth.
About 1000 men had previously arrived.
Reports says, Gen. Remington who is in Wash
ington is augmenting the force on the Colorado
for the invasion of Central America, while those
interested in Mexican affairs say they are intended
to join Vidaurri.
The same correspondent says, that Senator Mata
is the active friend and agent Of Comonfort, and
that he offers our government the six Northern
Mexican States for the consideration of twelve mil
lion and the recognition of ComOnfOrt as head or
tue Republic These statements are given for what
they are worth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-29

oTHELLo's OCCUPATIONS GONE Water street
presented forlorn appearance yesterday afternoon
as the Post Office was closed for the last time upon
that street. The principal attraction has departed
from the street, and the side walks will be no more
crowded with pedestrians, the males seeking the
mails and the females following the males
The Cleveland Post Office has been emphatically
migratory institution II was located thirty years
ago in 10 by II room, in two story brick build
ing where the johnson House now is. The Office
remained there under the administration of P MS
Worley, Barker and Andrews, until the latter re-
moved it to building on Water street, on the site
now oecnpied by Messrs. Crowell & Childs. When
the johnson House was erected, in ls45, the Office
was removed into it under the administration of
Col 7. P. Spencer. In I649, when the late Daniel
N. Haskell was Postmaster it was reno we'd to the
Herald Building, Bank street, where it remained
until July, 1853, when it was removed by Mr.. Gray
to its late position on Water street.
The Post Office has now a fixed location, where
it viii undoubtedly remain for the next century,
ere the close of which, all who have seen the cree
ton of the new building gwin have disappeared from
the stage Of life
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW ORA, DEC, %
Tribune's Washington correspondent says, des-
patches have been received here by prominent il>
ibusters, stating that the schooner Susan has re-
turned from Nicaragua without having effected
landing of her emigrants there, and that she is off
the shore of Texas near the mouth of the Colora>
do river.
While the opponents of the Old Soldier Bill es-
innate that from ten to twelve million will be
required to carry it into effect its friends say that
from the most accurate calculations, the amount
will only be three millions per annum. There is,
however, no prospect of the bill becoming law.
Gen. Walker is believed to be in the vicinity of
Mobile. Gen. Henningsen is still in Washington.
The recent combinations by the Senate were,
Alex. Wilson to be District Attorney of Utah Ter
ritory, and Alfred NJ. Say District Attorney for
the Southern District of Mo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
The correspondence between Com. Pauding and
the authorities of Nicaragua, has recently been
made public. Com. P on the 6th of May last ad
dressed letter to the Secretary of the Navy cvv-
ering documents from General Jerez, and the Pres
dent of Nicaragua, relieving him of all blame and
responsibility in landing at Pantc ArenOs for the
arrest of Mr.. Walker and his laWlcss followers
The first is dated at LeOn March 29th, 1858, say
ing that Com. Paulding's conduct was received by
the Government of that Republic, and by all the
people of Nicaragua, with much satisfaction, be-
cause it expresses a signal rebuke ofaggression so
bold, and unjust on the rights and Territory of
Nicaragua. Jerez says that thanks are due and
are tendesed for the motives by which Com. Paul
ding was actuated The second letter is dated at
Managua March 2lst, 1858, written by the direc-
ton of the President of Nicaragua in which it is
said that Walker with a mob of highwaymen in
vaded Nicaragua for the purpose of trampling un-
der foot the principles of humanity and Justice on
which public law repOSes. Tho government COM
missiOned Jerez to express TO Com. Paulding tie
most profound gratitude for an act so illustrious
Humanity and civilization have already proved the
judgment nest honorable to you, and posterity vii
repleat this judgment more elOquenty and more
alarmingly. 1t is history alone that judges the ac
tions of men with full appreciation their value.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-29

A RARE CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT BY an
advertisement in the organ of the headless exPost
master, we see that 1000 pigeon holes, lot of P.
o. drawers, shelves, show cases, &c, can be pur-
chased cheap. Now is the time for somebody to in
vest few spare dollars. Whywouldn't it be good
idea to buy these traps and calamities aud set up
an opposition Post Office, in the old Building p
According to the Dealer of last evening, it is the
only location for Post Office in town. That being
the case it certainly would pay to establish another
Office there.
WeaIso see in the same paper an advertisement
of Leather Store For Rent" in the old Post
Office Building, on Ri1er street" On what part
of River street is the old Post Office Building
situated, Mr. Ex-Postmsster
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-29

TlHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
- ~@Ml~ -
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The Post says Mr.. Phillip Hamilton intends to
contest the seat of Mr.. Maclay, as Representative
from the 9Th District in the next Congress, on the
ground that the deduction of the illegal votes OBJ
tanned in the Navy Yard and other sources, will
give him a clear majority.
Capt. Ludlow, of the steamer Ariel, was buried
to day in Greenwood cemetery. The ceremonies
took place from the Market st. Dutch Reform
Church