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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-16
MistfllaMfous.
Proceedings of the State Railroad Con-


Proceedings of the State Railroad Com
ventiOn.
Eg- Through the kindness Of. Mr.. D.
S. DAVIS, of Quasqueton, we were last
week placed in possession Of an extra
from the Office of the Iowa City Repu5-
licdn, containing full report of the pro-
ceedings at the late State Railroad Con-
vention. AS this is matter OF much
interest to the. people, we give the report
in ertenSo. Mr.. DAVIS informs US that
several counties, not mentioned id the
list sent representatives, but owing to
the bad state of the roads, the delegates
did not arrive in season to participate in
the convention.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-16

A country girl, coming from the field.
was told by her cousin, she looked As
fresh as daisy kissed with dew
I" Well, it wasn't any feller BY that name,
but 1t was Steve Jones that kissed me.
| told him that every one in town would
find II out
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-16

The following touching epitaph, it is
said. may be found in an Italian church
yard -" Here lies Estell,, WHO trans
ported large fortune to heaven IN acts
OF charity, and has gone thither to en-,
JOY it."
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-16

lolSi Nv Ieas-lUu nays. 2 .+
The second resolution was voted down
by a vote of 9S to 81. l
+ The third resolution was voted down
by a vote of l27 to II.
Johnson and Benton counties yea.
The vote was then taken on the first
resolution of the majority report, and re-
suited as follows:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-16

same time, and also to dance an indepen-
dent jig with each leg, to a different
tune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-06-18
THE OXFORD DEMoCR
State of Maine.
Oxronp, s,.-Cour Of ',osaiy' Co~~iss'Ous
Nag Tas, a. ID, is'si

Oxropp. s..-C0ar Of 'SsHft' CoFsH,issi0EsFs,
Nag Tda, 4. ID. isSsi
nRDERED. that the sums iolowing he assess
ed upon the several uninoorporaiod places 10
the Count, Of oxiord. hereinafter named, ior the
purpose OF keepirs the Coun'y rad, 10 said un'n'
corporaied places IN iepair,nud It 70 done accord
ingly, as 6llows:
On Ando,er North Surplus-esiimaied TO con-
tain e6OO aen. exclusive % water and land ~.
served by the State for public uses. the 'un of
Ninety SIX Dollars. which Is one cent per acre,
90 h. expended IN repairing the County road ~
aid surplus, leadirg from AndoycS 60 township
letter n. And benjamin i. Nesloo 10 sppoini.
81 Ageni IT, eNpend sa,d sun.
On Andoysf West suTlu.-es,imaied 10 contain
600 .er,.. the sun Of Forty Dollars, bcing six
aud ope.6hh mill. pee acre, To le expended upon
% much II the County ccad, aloye naped, a. lies
~ said West Suplu.. Add ilotace Dunn - ap.
pointed Agent 10 eNpcnd said sun.
Ga Letter q, Surplu.-cst'msied 10 oon,ain
$500 acres exclusive oi water, the sum OF Forty
Dollafs. leing G,uf aud the. tenth mills per acre.
Ia H. expended in repairing % much of said Coua'
~ rad a. lies ia said &, surplu.. Aud Benjamin
L. Newton 10 sppuinted Agent 10 eSpend sa,d sun.
Aiicsti ALvAH BLACK, Clsrk.
A true copy.
20 Attest, ALvAII BLACK. Clerk.
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F.J.lAFORME, Sole Agent,
PURE POTASH, IN TIN CANS.
u. 7. Rabbit. 0sS 20 Washington 81,
aud - iudia ~ noston


'J'IIE proprietor of thi, Potash ha. tor many
var. seen the necessity ~ having some re-
lrab,e standard flr the strength 1T potash. The
q u.trtltipu hl. become general, that % has,
uatv tth.ttriing BE- Vtu,lls efies. gone near.
., out u.-. The proprietor has taken tie ~.
.par.ib,lt, 81 Subscribing hi- aapc to eyer, pack
ace. sri W.rrint. the strength a. ~ uniform. a'd
shra u.cd alvs,. pro luciug the -'me rr-niis
Potash many time. b. sdaHeratsd with -
which Il. destruction ~ making - =; u CO., -
the bdic. .ty thsy d,d not have guud Hrk. s..
One Other f,s.on that rbta.h has gone ont of u.c
- IL Z. 80 unpleasant q, handle, being pat up IN
wOplcn rask., becoming liquid IN manl eases, lnd
ver, trouble.om~ O. thr retailers.
Now the proprietor fret oblains pure rotashe-,
al~a,s hing the same .trength and producing the
same fe.ult.; and viii warrant It in all cases. "
the direction. are followed, 10 produce double the
effect ~ making soaps. and all other pa'pns's l'S
wh,rh IL i. u.rd. Iull directions ior making The
I-., Of SOFT, Hard, or Fancy Soaps. II !. mad.
With yry hattie irooblc. The lcy .. prepared ~
i've -, ten m,nuie..
III. Potash warranted to cut lb,. grease into
good Soap.
~ ll.. Nill make = barrel u beautiful soap.
Dirrcti,n. lir making >ou soap; lueciion'inr
inakiug Hard soap; direction. f,r hnodr,"s and
hotels; directions iSr cleaning cotton waste that
has lrru used ~ cleaning machinery Of al Kinds
directions fir u.ing thu. Potash In the place 81
Sal sod; directions tor sticking lndia rubber
solss shoes.
AIltbe ,h,ye direction. accompany each can. 81
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Valuable Medicine.

wepfe,ume ~ medical preparation ever offered
TO the public has bccn more thoroughly tsslct ,han
Perry Davis Pain Killer. Thousand. 81 per'on',
Nsr, thsy called upon to DO 90, Would chccfiully
le,tf, that they have used !, or ,ar'o1s ''. Nth
the most satisfactory success. II i vi,h'a our
osa knovledse, tha, an immense smoun, Il 'uf'
lstiug ha. hs.a relieved /, q. The ptOprictors
same 90 pain. or expense in o,der TO 'a,''h the
public. Being strictly hononble men, they OBJ
.s,,e ,hs utmost uniformity IN the manufacture Of
their ccleb,aied Pan Miller. The materials OF
~h,ch a.. composed are carriull, selecled-oono
DO, the b~,t lrips used. by these means the high
reputation which the rain KILLER has bong since
acquired. .. At al umc. sustained. In view Of
the., Le,'. We are by NJ means 'urpriIed 10 learn
that Me..rs. Da,i. : Soa. .alc. are constantly
add rapidly Increasing.
lPro'idenoc Gsnerl ADVERTISE
n. .IIlT & "a. Portland. aud T.. J. SSIrn
ll,Iiowrll. Wholesale A.snI.. 2~lo
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FEon EuRorE. TIE Eagdsh Pres on ne
Oairases by the Europa, which arrived
a, Halifax. on Tuesday, We have three days
later news from Europe. The ou,rases in
the Gulf upon American vessel. had been
made the subjcct Of debate in Parliament,
in which the Government asserted that II
such outragcs had been committed. prompt
explanations would be made. The tone OF
the English prcssisver pacific, aswill be seen
by the following extracts from the leading
journals
"The London Times, in leader on the
diEeulty respecting the searching Of Ameri.
can vessels. rcitcrates it, objection. agains,
the policy Of maintaining a squadron which
has proved 50 Intellectual for tho end in view.
II SAYS, whatever the rights Of the case and
however far Americans may be ready to q
at prcscn, in compliance for peace sake we
cannot look forward 70 a day when il will
be more disagrccablc. aud at tho same time
more unnecessary Tor the Americans to sub
NIT, and still greater let down to our pride
to give way.
Aner passing some censurc upon the
apathy Of the American Government in the
suppression Of the slave traffic, it concludes
a. follows We DO no, compel ser to the
virtues she has not, Before very long the
mere attempt must bring on fearful war
Is there no such a thing as giving up a Cruz
SADIE which began with being optional aud
is found to b. insiTcctual2 l. nothing to
be surrendered except after the los. Of thirty
thousand lives on both sides and 30 millions
Of money! Is there no other use equally
bens6ciens to which We could put the hall
million Of money and .he valuable lives an
nually sunk in these squadrons2"
Tho London Post thinks II injury has
been sustained, England cannot refuse The
reparaton demanded by secretary Cas-, and
call, for such f5rhearancc in the matter
complained Of, a. will no. endauScr the
friendly relations between the two countries.
&" The London star thinks danger is inn
minent. unless the British Government re-
ecde' FROM it. untenablc position
Experiments IN laying the Atlantic tele-
graph cable were entirely successful. The
expedition was 20 start on the 9th or l0Ih.
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Sherin's Sale.

ONFoRD, -. June 7lh, A. u. Iejs.
U'AkEN on execution. and unless previously re-.
j deemed, will h. sold tn the highe-, bidder by
pubIic auction, on Saturday the l7,h day OF July
next, at one O'Clock +. NJ, at the office Of Peter
&. Nirgin ia Rumiord. IN ,aii County, all the
right "a equity which William q. Bryant had, To
redeem orrtain piece ol nougiged real estate
situated IN Milton Plantation. bring the same that
is described ia mortgage deed thereof from the
aid Bryant TO Timothy Walker, dated October
18th. 1855, and recorded with Oxford Records,
book l03, page i12, reierence thereto being had
a more particular description thereof.
10 JOSEPH l.. COLBY, Dep. shift.
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Retail Produce Market.
Brighton Market.

TnURsBAr. June 10.
Al market 500 hoefcsttlc. 30 Working Oxen.
10 Cows aud Cal's., 100 seecp, $50 shoals
asd $50 bat ilogs.
Pt,ce.-lieei CstIlc--ENtrs,SsO ss5Oi hut
q,ality oOa IS, second qusl'iy, IVA Do
thlrd do % a D IS, ordinary u 200.
Mork,ng uNen--saies go, 80. III, Ito.
Gov. and Csl,rs-ssO, p, -, q, ~.
sheep ADD l.,hbs--Sales vi small lols, : ~,
; 80 JOa52j
lat iiogs-5 3ia6.
Shous-ro pcdIlc. prime, 5 % Tor sow'. IL
c. Zoe bauo~s, Oh,o6 3.Ii old hog', Sa ls,
o I-2, Large store hogs Sc. Atrc,ail. from to "
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To bar f,lec wi,as., !. to he guilty of gre.
y,lu. offence, anil Il thu. odsacs are ccr,ain par
CO.. sailt, oh, are endea vor,rs n impose upon
the pablic spatious article Of Dr. M'LASr'
,.trHE,rIp vTENiTuGr and LINrW Puts.
thsr,b, not oaly pneiirius an imposition upon the
pubic. bot Touring the l,,r Gme oi these oelc,ra.
tel mcd,eias. FLEMING bros. r,ti,targh,
Va. are the onl, manufacturers ofthc scnuiae ar.
u,Ic. We voaA caution the puhe beiore Pur.
chasing to examine the bl.l, AID So that each
wrapper j. signed by Fleming nrO'.
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Guardians Sale.

DURSUANT TO license from the Honorable
Thomas n. D,o~n. Judge Of Probate ior the
Count, ct ONiord, I shall oder ior sale at my
DIV elhng.house IN Psu,, on Monday, the 10Th day
II JuS, lSJs at O'Clock T.. ", all the real e.-
tate belonging Ia Alyira &. Andrews, minor child
and belt Uf David Andrews. late 81 Paris, dece,s-
ed. LEVI ANDREWS. Guardian.
Paris, June Is, ls5s -
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Benjamin. Wilber, thea Of Wa:
w ierioul ia the County Of Oxford, conveyed
TO the subscriber Nv his deed Of mortgage dated
July 10 4. d. 1855. certain real estate situated 10
Greenwood. AMI recoriel on the Oxford Couniy
records, book iOJ. page $50, to which reference
may he had Coz a more fuli description: the con
ditions OF said mortgage having been broksn,
hereby claim foreclosure Of the same as by law
in such case. provided.
SAMUEL II. LOCKE.
May 20, lsjs. II
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", chlHsag, ne WvR 70 P'0laes h'i' 'iail
uOBENsACK's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills,
In Psnn.,l, min. Ksnineky and = Catnlina.

II. A. Howard, 81 Louisville, Nv. waspro1ouac-
I'll inrurahie II Liver Complaint, used BIKE. lI''
~ pill. snd ~ weeks Vas restored o. health.
q. l.. Elionl, Greenyiile. =. G., save; seal "
doien Liver Pill. anil ,lpi. Worn S,tup. They
are high, spoksn Of al the demand - Increasing.
I bpS ~ lIolr-n.ack'. Liver Pili. curri Bcnjs-
min SAITH Of Pkilldslphia. Of Dyspepsia and Law
~ C'mpl ant.
J.. shieienhier 81 Lancaster, Penn., on takiag
botI.. p,,.rd Tspe Worm 336 niche. ong.
A child nfC. Till ~ Frankfort. Nv, on taking
bottle ii " 'un syrup, passed N worms.
CIV At~ell, Porlani, Genstal Agent sold by
y. =. hates 4 Co., PIis Iihls ". A. Rust, So
Parisi T.. Atwood 3 Co, luckheld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-06-18
EVERY BENEVOLENT PERSON
Nv I'LL rru,c~ At the lm'nrn.c succr-. ni the
w EuRnpEAN COInII REMEnl ln eur.

wv I'LL rrju,cs AZ the im'uen.e succr-- ni the
w EUROPEAN COUGlI REMEnS IN eur
ing disease. II the throat sni lung.. llunI,-s IT
per.on., since IT. inirnduciirn ,uio ihi. o'unlp,
have l.rn rescued fnp the hr,nk 81 The grave,
and restored to health b, u. use. Whrn Ill the
popular n-licines have been tired ~ yin, When
physician have declared the cise hrr-ir.-, sSen
: IN such extreme eases the Euiop~an Cough Rrinr-
i, b.. lr,guenll, restored the p,lisnt t. health.
u ought to be Kept 80 every arnily. A. lew dr.r.
taken ~ time will frequently save irom bog s'ck.
nee. and premature death The Lnlbs'n1 o.'e,
rccentl, communicated by Rev. T.. DAVIS, Scario-
80. Me-, - Submitted Al. specimen VI hundreds
that might h. given;
Dear Bro. CLtkt; One Of my frienls here
whn appeared tu L.. iar grnr 10 con.ump 'on, ~a',
to the a.lun,shment Of all whn kneW her, I,storrd
To- health b, ,our European Cough ReineiN. She
was ,sy 81, /. had dreadful cough. and raised
blood several times. and yeti h'ties compleiey
cured her. anI her health il better Do~ than be-
fore her severe illne.s.
T,ial ioitlss Is csnts each. Large bottle, con-
iairing The quantity VI four trial bottles, 10 oenis
each.
Tn. Earorean Cough Remedy Is prepared by
Rev. NlLTER CL,REE, Cornish, Me-, by whom
agents ATE supplied.
Sold "a Pari, b. J. II. R,wson. II. '. Bates;
So. Pa,i,, ". 4. Ru.t; Nor~ay. u. 3. Moves;
ADD b., respectable druggi.t. shd medicine dealers
eyeiNN here. 5n2
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NIvHEREAS. ALIS JUpEINs and JomS VI.
w GaLLIsoS, bolh Of Woodsiock, ~ the
Coualy Of ONlorl. conveyed to lloui,o q. Rus,
b, their deed 81 mortgage, dated October IL 1851.
and rrooped with ONiord Records, book 1903. page
~, certain lot ol land, beiag part of 100 acre lot
num,.rcj ninety.two. IN Woodstock, with hay seed
mills. water power ADD pfiy,lcge. attached there
60. ior further description of which, reference
miy ~ had ~ sail deed, % secure The payment Of
oeria,n Notes iheren mentioned; ani wheteas, On
the 18th d,y ol Octn,cr, 1851, the aid lioniio
T.. Roe. conveyed the aid m,SIgsgc o. u'e, which
ian,irt i recorded ~ the ONlod Reg,'ty, book
o., pace. ~ and I76, ihi. = to give notice that
the cnaIitinn. IN said mortgage DEED have been
broken, and that clam = inrclasure OF the same.
EBENEZER DRAKE,
Paris, April II, 1858. -
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Freedom Notice.

THIS cerii6es iha, I have this DAY given my
i son, EnOoh Whitney, minor. he time Ia
act and trade ior himself, and liom this date shall
caim none OF his wages nor pay ANY 81 hls DEUS.
ELL WHITNEY.
Witness: wv. X. fIwcLTT.
Stow, June 10. 1855 20
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s y a G. z ~ O U S u
r. X. MORSE, Proprietor,
PARTS nILI.

Pleasant rooms for Strangers Who wish To hoard
IN the voltage during the summer monlhs. Tran
sicut boatder. viii hnd good accommodations iOr
themselves ani hOtses. 3mD
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DIFAUrNTNr,l
Augusta. MAY -, ls5s' !
4 \ alJourned session ct the ENccut'yc Council
y vii b. held at the C"unc'l Chanh~r ~ Au.
glsIl, on Tucsday, the tSent, s.coad Ia, 81 June
nsNt. Attest. NOAH SMIril, IT,,
Secretary ui state.
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READ the Advertisement ia aunthst column,
beaded &c llelnbold'. Genuine Preparation" It
interests the majority. lsl0
II.II.uAy i CO. Portland. State Agenr.
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STATE OF MAINE.
TKrl,rEtH', ONO,

lhlAtAhNh 'fNl'ts
Augusta, Juns :, lSjS.
Upon the iollowing townships 90 Ira,isol land,
MT ,Lls 60 D. assessed be ans tuau, the tnlluNtug
s..ss,ucais &c CUuHty tn, tor the years 1857 ant
ISIS Wcrv made ~ the Comfy Commissioners
1T ONtori County, on the 18th osy Of MAY, \. u.
ISIS, ADD csttihci 20 me 10y joseph BauoWs,
Treasurer Of ,,td Count, u ONlpfI, VIZ:
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ARE YOU INsUREDp

The Norway Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
HAVING been duly oTgani,ed, agreeable To the
Chatter, ATE now rad, 10 lnsure against
lo.. by Ere on Buldnss, Fu'nilnre. or other prop.
eriy, on as good terms any other Company.
T., +. BEAL, President.
Applications Tor Insurance to be- made to n. q.
COLE, Esq. J. VI. MERRILL, sec'y.
Norway, dec. lsi, 1857. ~
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N A Z RIED

Ia DNi,ld. 18th ult., by l,aac Randall, EsQ.,
Nc. Cmef.oa Wat to M,s. Lucy HOLMAN. 18th
DNh@ld.
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-. 4. Ffnst-'lsnsr ~ lihrAs, hni Lierty stable
k--prr, Po'tLini.
S,n,l \. Ni'r.--Owner If Hacks anil Livery St,.
bic krsp-r. i.a~l.iun Isl..
4. L.. F,epch-Osuer II Liae Sugc., lewiston
~ Moth Tatner.
e. W. Atscll. Deering Block, NArkct Square,
Portland, Ira-fal Agrni ior Maiur.
Sold b, Audrev. I. Rates. Par. It'll; T.. At
wood \ Co., Buckheld: ". 4. Iu't, -. rar.;
aud dealer. ~ medicinr even whsrc.
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ant several other ulaihlr Nrg-ti''e h.ii'ii-.,
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washington, June IL.

SrNArr Committees OF Conference were
appointed on the tour appropriation bills
% amendments Of which the House had dis
agreed.
HousE. Mr.. Harris Of Illinois. moved %
take up the Maryland contested election OF
White against Harris. Nesatiyed s.
against %.
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an Cap,ii. u =. ~nuh ~ Ur,gr. in g,ll.
See the lllowius. VII srrp AL u.c It ~ their
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NEW YORK NEWS -JrNp 90

The lO4th Annual Commencement of Columbia College
took place yesterday at Nblo Theatre the presence Of
very large and fashionable audience several dis
tnguished visitors, including the English Cayen-
dish and Grosvenor
The Joint Committee ofrhe Common Council viii has
charge of the removal of Monroes remains held anct
meeting yesterday. Hon. John COchranc who has baan
appointed to deliver the address Richmond when the
remains transferred to the Virginia authorities was
present and lntmated that he had
ment. The 9TH Regiment invited the Committe to ac-
company the corps to Richmond in the Ericssion and
carry the remains in the vessel communication
from Messr- Wise and Mumford, of Virginia. expressing
the hope that the Committe would Richmond in the
jamestown, was read. No public action taken on
the subject.
James b. Smith, or 'Chemung" Smith as he is popu-
lary known late Clerk in the Comptrollers office gave
bail yesterday in the So 0O0 to answer two charges
OF forgery IN the third degree, upon which indictments
were found against him by the Grand Jury lie was ar
rested on Monday night in Yonkers and taken before 4
Police Magistrate in this city yesterday.
Twenty eight persons died from sun stroke Yesterday
An inquest was held on Monday by Coroner Gamble on
the body of Susan eghan, whose death reported in
Monday Times as caused by violence the hands of
her husband The evidence showed that the deceased
and her husband very incorporate in their habits
and that they frequently quarreled The jury rendered
verdict Of death by deria hemens, hasened by inu
rleS received at the hands of her husband"
Mr.. VIM II. Denny, respectable and wealthy grocer
who Tor several past has resided and on
business at No. us Avenue B, committed suicide Mon
day by shooting himself through the head with pistol
An inquest was held yesterday on the body when was
shown that the deceased committed the act while in fit
OF temporary arrangement caused by prolonged illness
and great bodily suffering.
An inquest was held yesterday upon the body of Irwin
Matthew'S who committed suicide by taking laudanum-
me deceased had been long time out of employment
and becoming very poor and Owspred sought to end
his troubles by ending his existence.
The ship Republic Captain Brookman arrived on Sat
urday, 80 days from Bremen with go passengers and
was detained at Quarantine, having large number of
cases of smallpox board