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srlle unb l4onlte einseridtete gSirtbl&aft nit allen Ser, uSS SSS Sms
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Seutl6en uap fran3Sil6eu gBrineu,
(&tsinwsins, Marfsrdler M.)
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NmrDrtirtsn beutihsn 2tqusuren ub Sranntptin.n.
@dtsS 8wetlf9enwaIer,
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Gisarrsn better SuaIttdt,
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1903 Gasfs 9timpn Gpenac 9rantY,
lis 9ipee Sdeibam Stnappe
I'M guitpnbpuit unp gum Sertauf bel
gBm. gBalIaee II. Spbu.
100000 Gisarrer, p~srihtstsns ranbs, ioeben srbaltsn unS ann
8erfauf bi gBm. gBallace II. SpbS
20 Sarrsle SalhmpTe Ytdlts, iprben ertaltcn unb ;u BADEN bei
sBm. % altace d. Spbn.
unb gum Serfauf Eel Bn. QBa(lace n. Sn6m
800 @arrele 98bsttp, Sin, 9ranbs, Cordial, gSine unD anSsrs
Spirtuplsn Su taben bel gBm. gBaIIaee II. 5pbn.
I3. Strase, ;ipiihen Gory> II SHo mfr
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NtanpfpcteS

Hpn fs6S bic feben Seaptn Sn Der nsuetcn unb aeIhmadyplIien
Sauart unb nit ttnen, an9enetmsn unS ltarfan Son, iptpis aute ie.
comb banbeb 9lanos BON leds ScaSsn unb barlber lnp bci Dem
lntsrsidnstsni sbsr 3dt bilis su BADEN.
@ud, merben Glapiers 8etimnit nnb 9elslunsen in alsn S3epara-
turen on nluifaIiltsn Snlrumenten in &i6mpnb unp aubS auBer.
tlbr!. Spt. &eintarbt ttutl6cr Qebrer.
Srcabfr., nabe Der Brand,
N9ent tr Nfuler II. Gura,, Bolton.
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Ocean Yadst- uno gslb gef5roeranas . eommil0on

Ocean 9adet- unp @eIp 3 gef6rperunas . 6 ummi1Hou
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S"e"'lp", y IN mtlitpns> Sptbtttpns. INNS
49,. We6fet- @ef66ft NV
Srtsfe unS Yafetr, Iestere bis ,u so WfunS 6,sn;h, -.
mt Isesn' spn bier ~at9cbsnten 9p1bdmpfr mad ira etS% Simsn mt S,a
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pett erpeetrt 9cScn Garante unb Sdcin. ''p" S'pf-
Ws@lsl nme Inipetfun9en, in ben ,5autpr6hsn VAN
93v"uM'enV SeE.ear' mo gu eel %ntebrisitn Gpurhn in ben, nbiosr
VsleanSSa.Hlun4en an irsenb cine @Srsfe in 0.ut56.-
unb 8riicp60t. s"0"se-9ilets
ar 6al aid,monS unb ~ilmscgenc BADEN mir Srn. q. Safe,
49, sM No a aif SO9fs bsSiseene, thNt I'M bic geneiotcn Nnitraa S. m HG.
wv" y. SaffeL
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Bur NahrihtI

SHr JInBttBt!
Speben erbaIten eie 9reBe Suantit6t. friIher gtwir;e. aan,e unb
BON uns Ielbit %gemablene; 2pertapen'e l6me, if6ss S5tlttrS. mel,
dies ~binldnsli6 FUR leiue Glts bsfannt; AltttS 9udtr> @Iaumsn,
Elm iitsrss Mittel 9seen Barms; 9abtihwdmmw, admms, Saar~,
3abn> unb N~aesl>9Hrlten, Gisarrtn, 3abat unb SsrIdieSene am
psrs Sadtn, wslbs lammtlth ;u ben biaisitsn Yrtilen serfauft
mernsn bel Warrins II. 9taree,
Npptbefcr,
n. 81. Gle Der 4. II. 9rpob1r. HihmnnS
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Spiel.

gds 6te uno Mari9aafraBe, 8idmonp, ga.
S!slsS 8 na stnssridtsts, fraesr BON 9rn. g. 25r,eniein sefabrte
pioblsn. aeltsanssr (9oarcg) srhalten %frsunbltde 8inlmsr, sinsn
6ieism 5auls perbunbsns @aI;immer unS ibriasn Enthusiastically hM
äi4fsitsn, Spisl3immtsr u. {. 10. fnb bequtn einaerittst' nnb
paislblt ale artsn getrants frii6 unb in better SuaIitst III babsn.
e. @arrbouIru !, Tnmn
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P. BECHER s. BROTHER,
Merchant Tailors.

gfo. rs IsainlraBe, untertalb benz ct. CHARLES Sptd.
tmpfebIen benz beutf&en @ubHtum ibr reites 0aeer spn beutIbrn
franibfldsr unb snsliltsn Spden unb Gaitmsres, Ganes.G aG.
nsree rnb lcnlhse SeinfIsipsrs uS gBeftnipfc, bic ;ur @uspotl
a%uTifn ub in Der t~irSsiell 9dt unb mad Der meultsS fsaern W.T.
arttttt' pcrben tpnrcn. Snsteipnbcre MAIDEN bielclten oHf itr or.
pes sc pr fertser Serrenflcitcr aufmerffani, cae ,ueIeib aug onSS,.
rem 81 ren. IrtittIn, oS 9emben, 9alstlder, Sanblhubc &c. r.
ssltf' 2urh strtbalbafte Gintdufc inb SieicIbsn in ben StorS
e.tti iuesrit biuie serfaufrn ~ f6nntn, unb lcben ie bobcr eifntn
Ssirf Eno e%eneisen @nfrd9sn f~reunbIiGit %entasasr. Nv"
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y. 5ottes,
8rpap Ctr, swilaen &. II. I. Ctr, neben q. Sdap's
y0ilbelm EEL Saus".
9rfsbe smpfs9It etm Pielssn unb burtreitnScn 9ublifum feline
aufs seldnadseuite ein9sri&itte Sarbirtube, umS ibmeidelt fb,
%ttstItafts gsrdnbsrnns serIabt, big itm inter isinsn unS ieinsr &C.
blIfsn Sarbe su a9ei! m;re. = Ssrner smpFsB!t er l6 81 dirursi>
Sdrepien &c. &C. = 9srielte fdtrt Gin Eager Der bsien garfimerrisni
NIB fabrieirt cine ausseSeidnee 3inftur sessn bas W~raupsrSsn unb
MuSfalen Der Saare. I'M feiBisen Suiprua bittet0 -. 6pttes.
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@iibetm eattItr u. SONS --
l42 Wainitreet,
cnpfetlt ltintn Stpre III alien Sprttn sOI. mn Sn,n~sn-.. n.,
6!rniaIen u. { ~, stsnnlr SsnlhrsNs IN itbcr @r5st rnS si9 %Iiht
Gusipabi Der bcftn MaicriaIien. N ete arote
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pbfIip Setfrf6,
IL. Ctr. ,iptihen Grantlinz UNI Gir 1csh,

pbttfp 3etfrf6,
IL. Str, stpii6en 5rantlin= unc @rnsRr,
e9lt ben etnS9en Iaeerbier>Satp in benz mu,cn uuterer
81 saN ipGs oa4 bic quite 8s!ss BAT, ras jen gis;; Hsts frES il
Gno cr Srtnttr itl nad Der Suele in 9bilabdpt ia, Gnael unS
gSelfS Srausrei, serirBt flbIt. .Gae. bic in Dem untre, StSsSttSeil
0eNaIte pabtnk nte9en ntbt scrllumsn, BEL Dem llntcrsetdnren spr.
auprs@en' UNI Nh burde Gin sutss @las 2aecrbter su erauidcn.
" 9bilip 9elfriG.
Neucr 2agerbter. 5oluu!
SrraStra6e, SNildsn &ram'S> uno SsferlcneS traEe,
5pet Sbhren pberbalb Der 0pbnung bes Srn. Duld,.
@eprge II II bmann
erlanbt i3 leinen 6reunSen gnb benz teuti&en @ublifam bic erpe-
pssnlts @nict9e 81 n adtn, fe or an ptiScm @loec ttnen SaIrn srs
p1net bat. rpplcltit CT feline settrten @dle ltts nit ecnt ttfen go.
asrbtt urb faltcn Speilen ttSienen mirb.
Sesssn cine nsre seneuas, SsS Baltimore ~2aserbisrS s~mpfonsen,
smpttpie i'd haltlbe s lem n~itSristsn Narttprctle.
8. NetIba6cr,
&8cntet Stt0er 'ibcn grouerei SIT Baltimore.
va apette Gallon
RON
9pntS 8Iger
gfe Der Sant- unb 9ten Strase,
Der 2afossuk 6aa ecsctabsr.
;HS- ST. ltste autes G%ascrbier, frpie Ipnfiises @ttrdnfs
ab Der bsiten Sualhat Su babsn.
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Der Furniture Bazaar.

$4,000 9fO. Bacon, 9ams Shes, sbOulDers uno srsats,
500 Barrels 5errin8s, @adsrsle, Sbar uno GUb 8iib,
800 Sad SaIS,
200 GSprsS GanbtsS, 3aaOw, Sperm umt abamanttns,
$50 8pres Spap, Slof, Srpnn unp 9eApr,
80 8rrsS Mem gcf 8pihsn Gtctl,
5 Seires Rcs,
400 Yrppms unb SudeNs,
zoe @rpB @nprtee 9irss,
200 UrpB Matdc5
unb Ionltise in elmer Grocery Y~srfiahitt &rtitel iiO y~urrdtbis uni
8u baben BET 2Bm. @allaee IL. Spbn.
ID. Sir, swild. SRair u. 9arsfr
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. eutfhe Appetite
auf Shockoe Hill.

auf Shockoe Hill.
Snsen mir torauf aufncrfIamt MAIDEN, bas mir itt unIsre @pp~
tbtte an srcaeitr. go 800 eanS nu un6 seI6madppI ct,aeri6tet
baben laecn mir bicrburd unere 6reunee unb Setanntcn freunb-
LID itein, uns nit ibrtm 9sudte su beebren.
sBtr BADEN Gin sruldnbises Eager ppn ben friIGtntn unb bchsn
&rSnt tmitteln, Gbemicalien, Srpguen lmb &r6utsrn
anselHaft, unS unfsrs @usmatI Won pHstts, @ssenitanpsn,
Gsifen, 0pmmooen,
9arflTtrtcn, Saar6Ien,
9aartlrlsn, Sabnburien,
9~ertes@irncps, Gi9orrentafden,
Gi9arrcn, 2ataf,
H.. (. n. II. {. ~.
St f. reid nne nit 70 srcber Sprsfalt aussepdelt, cap sspis tsn
s%mpfsilen mir NOD miern 9prraib VIM Ssweso 8" @repSsrsS
g gsId1, s. P ssS sis, 5 SSssin% ns,l @a drstf,1 e : Gssselabe,
Dir BADEN unicre @rtiie intatihii biaia asiieat INN mS' msrs,u IN
%bsnnllsn, haa sssRrts @pbifum in istsr StnN6t sufristsn sa itsusn
8tl@er II. Granting,
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1laiaenbisr! Slaf6enbter!
per 9ubtnb Quart 1925
9intS Sl.25

Yints $1.25
fi inc 5aus eeliefsrt.
8t 3nrldsabe Der 8lalben iperbrn 25 gts. Der Dubenb ser.
quiet. a8tsbsrpsrfdufsr srbatsn ensn anssmenenea Robatt.
- 81. SO et[ba6er.
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y. EIger'S
ea9erbter~G Gallon, Drg9oopSs Ii. 9arietYs Gtore,
Stanntpn, Ga., nabe Dem Depot,
siTbr.b 9suftsn Staunton's unS spn @usufa Counts behtne
%f4pfobitn: Or. &l9sr lit su9ei6 &snt fur bsa ,,&i6monbsr an.
ltSn" unb bsredti9t, &nSsistn fur Osnlslbsn an,unsbmsn unb GEL.
ar. III, seasstiren.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02

Squire J. recently aspired to rep
resent this place in the next legislature,
and in hopes of obtaining the nomina-
ton he seizes all favorable opportunities
to address the million. A few nights
since, there was caucus at the school
house, when Squire j delivered one
of his fowery speeches. which termina-
ted somewhat as follows:
81 say, citizens. that the in
alienable rights of man are paramount
and catamount to all others, and he who
cannot put his hand on his heart, and
thank God that nothing is ranking with
in, deserves to lie in bed-in bed
say, gentlemen, he deserves to lie in
bed - in a bed" with cracker
crumbs in it," shouted out the shrill
voice Of person anxious to round the
period. The laugh was tremendous.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02
To Make a Poor Pastor.

!. Be very careless in attending church.
Never go except when you can find no
excuse for staying at home.
2. When at church be either asleep OF
staring about. Do not listen to the SER
mon.
3. When YOU go home complain ol
the sermon as light and chaffy, or dry
and undressing.
4. Treat your pastor with cold and
uninviting civility, and then complain ol
him for not visiting you.
5. Neglect to pray for blessing on
him because the church does not pros
per.
6. Be always finding fault with your
pastor, and yet regret that he is moi
more popular with the people.
z. Be very lukewarm and worldly
minded, and yet complain of him fol
want of zeal.
8. Neglect to provide tor his necessa
ry wants, and complain Of him bee aust
he wants his salary.
8. Do these things, and you will new
er fail to have poor pastor.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02

A dozen Of old captains were seated
around old Uncle Johnny Coggershill's
grocery store one winters day. Says
old Captain Ben Nash, = / guess | got
more in the West Indies for herrin' than
any other man about this place"
How much did you get, Uncle Ben p
Well, you see, was bound to the
Windward Islands and market. and
just as had got all my cargo aboard. !
was cyphering on my log slate how long
l should possibly be from home. when I
found / should, with luck. reach kits
about Lent. Thinks l, I'll take barrel
of herrin' on speculation. had good
passage. and got there just in the nick of
time, and sold 'em off WE'LL
How much did you get, Uncle Ben p
said some one of the old salts, who, with
pencil in hand, was making notes to try
to catch Uncle Ben foul (; how much did
you get?'
well. / cane say exactly how much,
but | put the money back into the bar
rel after the herrin' was out, and could
scarcely crowd the head in
How much did you get apiece for
the herrin' ?
I sold 'em for dollar apiece said
Uncle Ben.
'Ah, yes. Well, now, Uncle Ben. at
dollar apiece for your herrin', you
couldn't have half filled the barrel
Well, says Uncle Ben, that's all
very true; but sold the pickle at FIVE
dollars spoonful @
| A hard boy-that same Ancient Mar
iner.' q
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02

A RESIDENCE IN TWO STATES AND
THREE COUNTIES AT oxcE.-At a place
called " College Corner" an individual
occupies house that is rather singular
ly situated. One half of the house is in
the State Of Indiana and the other half
in the State of Ohio. The boundary
line between Butler and Preble counties
in this State. runs directly through the
house 50 that the occupant lives in two
counties in Ohio and one in Indiana, at
the same time. OF course. if he was
charged with any offence. it would be
right sharp work for an officer to catch
him, armed with process from Preble
county. He would only have to pass
from one room into another. in his dwell
ling. to be out OF the jurisdiction of an
officer, by going into Butler county,
And If officials from both counties should
come at him at once, he takes to the
kitchen or the parlor, as the case may
be, and he is safe beyond their reach in
another State. although he might be
within arms length Of the officers. l.
would take three warrants to catch man
so peculiarly domiciled, and il wanted in
this State. he would not be compelled to
cross his own door sill without requi-
sition.
The house of an old citizen in this
county is similarly situated. The city
line just cuts off the porch Of his house,
so that he sleeps in the country. and
takes his ease on the porch in the city.
Where he sleeps and eats, is. of course.
his voting place 80 he is necessarily
put down among the " country constitu.
ents. - Cincinnati Gaxetts.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02
How to Destroy Gophers.

The question, How to get rid of the
gopher without using poison ?" is often
asked us and to which we have as often
replied to the extent of our knowledge.
But here We have something new from
the California Farmer, which is said to
be death, not only to the cunning little
gopher, but squirrels, snakes and other
" yarmints" that find hiding place un-
der ground. Try it
Prepare strips of pine wood. abou,
the size Of the finger. and six inches
long. then take rosin and melt the same
dip the point of the stick in the melted
rosin, about two and half inches, and
let the rosin be rolled around the point
of the stick-perhaps two coats of the
rosin; then take of powdered sulphur
(flour of sulphur) and roll the dipped
end in the sulphur till it is well coated
then again dip it in the melted rosin,
and again in the sulphur, and give las
coat Of rosin, making four coats of rosir
and two of sulphur, to the thickness. on
the stick, of one-half TO three quarters o
an inch prepare as many sticks as there
are gopher holes, and take them TO the
place /; insert the stick little distance in
the hole aud light it; then cover the hole
with a sod, or earth. not to put out the
light. and leave the remedy to work q
cure. The match will burn freely. al
though the hole rs closed. and will speed
lily generate sulphuric acid gas. which il
and must be certain death to all tha
breathes below the surface, within reacl
Of its power. and it viii perforate every
Nook and corner Of earth where there j.
a pore. working downward as well as up
ward, thus. at once, relieving our indus
trious farmers of one of the severcst tri
ais they have had 10 encounter. w,
trust to hear good results. II 50. ",
shall rejoice"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02

A DISPUTED QUESTION old topper,
after indulging quite freely in his accus-
toned beverage. amused himself in teas
ing a mettlesome horse. The animal.
not fancying his familiarities, suddenly
reared, and the disciple of Bacchus found
himself sprawling in an adjacent mud
puddle. Gathering himself up as COM
posedly as his situation would allow, he
shouted to his son John, who was stand
ing by:
John. did you see me kick that ere
hoss %
why, no. father, the horse kicked
you"
Reckon not, John. One or t'other
Of us got badly hoisted. 'Taint me.
John, for I'm here ~
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02
m misffllantous.
'DON'TGETD DISCOURAGED

.Oh. George, don't get discouraged"
said sweet Carrie Linton, as she stood by
her husband s side. one bright moonlight
summer evening. Il know the season
has been hard. and we have had trial up
on trial but we have had many blessings
too
/ should like to know what you call
blessings said the moody husband. his
head upon his hand, and his chair tilted
back against the log cabin.
Here we have been toiling and toll
ing for the last year and half. on this
bleak. miserable prairie. nota hillin sight.
and the winds sweeping US ten months in
the year like tornadoes. Last year must
have the sgus, 50 that could not tend
my crops. and this year the spring frost
must kin all my corn, and then the
.drouth spoiled oil my wheat
oh. well. George these things may
never happen again
'Iknow. that's the way you always
reason. So you said last year. that luck
would change. and keep saying. Don't
get discouraged Ifit hadn't been for
you. I'd have quit last fall, and gone
back to old Oneida
And what would you have done there,
George ?
Done . darned sight better than I'll
ever do here, in this heathsn country L
was the pettish and almost profane reply
of the young farmer who bad sought a
home lcr himself and his wife on the
prairies Of Illinois. in the year 49,.
Carrie was hurt. A tear sprang to her
eye and quicker throb to her heart but
she knew too. that we're she to speak one
desponding word. he would give up ut
terly, and insist upon returning again to
the haunts Of his childhod, where his
situation would only b that Of a COM
mon laborer.. So she checked the rising
emotion. and again answered with tone
of cheerful encouragement and mild re-
proof
.0h. don't speak 20, George. ! know
~s have not been very successful. but
ihenlwe are settling in new country.
aud beginning new lie. We must
struggle on and not give up. Altar : fs~
years. ony locust tssss viii .brsak the
wind. and The loas of one planning Of corn
or wheat. I hope viii not prostrsts us as
it does now.' @s
But bow am ever 70 get whore !
can help myself? Corn spoiled. wheat
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02

take, that may not be easily, promptly,
and cheaply remedied. by writing to
Waltham, or to Robbing & Appleton, is
Maiden Lane. New York, General
Agents.
In many parts Of the country great
difficulty is experienced in finding good
watch repairers and reliable time-keep-
ers. BY the introduction of American
watches this difficulty may be almost en-
tirely obviated, so that the country mer-
chant can obtain adjusted watches as a
part of his miscellaneous stock, and the
customer will buy his regulated time
keeper, wind it up, and go about his busi-
ness, as he would after purchasing airy
other article without mystery or hum
bug.
The manufacturers. Messrs. Appleton,
Tracy & Co., with their present means,
can furnish 10000 watches per annum,
and they intend to furnish, from time to
time, as the wants Of the trade may re-
quire, other styles and sizes of watches,
including an entire new form of sporting
or timing watch, which will indicate the
minutest division of time with more accu.
racy than ever before attained.
Arrangements are now being made to
supply small and elegantly finished
watches for ladies'.
The mandatory stands upon the banks
Of Charles River, in the town Of Wal
ham, Mass, and occupies site Of sur
passing beauty, covering an area Of l0t
x1OO feet, forming quadrangle, with ar
open court in the centre. The building
lis two stories in height. and has eigh
hundred feet of floor line, for the accom-
mediation of the one hundred male and
female artizans employed.
The motive power is twelve -hors,
steam engine. which gives motion t.
lines of shafting in all the rooms, t.
which are attached the numerous delicat,
and wonderful machines which are uset
in the various processes of manufacture
-NeU Yorker.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02

We have no copyright patricians in
this country, nor orders ofnobiliiy secu-
red by letters patent; nevertheless, the
following thoughts may receive an appli-
cation.
: No man." says Seneca, /" is nobler
born than another, unless he is born
with better abilities, or more smiable
disposition. They whs make such pa
rade with their family pictures and ped
igrees are. properly speaking. rather to
be called noted or notorius, than noble
persons"
Give me neither poverty nor riches. ("
was the prayer founded on knowledge
of human nature. and fully justified by
experience. The middle station affords
the best opportunities for the improve
ment of the mind /; is the least exposed
to temptations. and the most capable Of
happiness and virtue"
VIRTUE Is NOBILITY merit, useful,
generous. benevolent exertion. the only
HONORABLE distinction. The trappings
which every tailor can make TO clothe a
poor puny mortal. adds no real dignity.
In ages of ignorance they might strike
with awe. Those ages are no more nor
will they ever return, notwithstanding the
efforts Of petty despots to keep the people
in ignorance.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-02

We believe in Calhoun living. and in
Webster and Clay dead.
We believe the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence a self-eyident lie, for niggers
have no rights that democrat is bound
to respect : and Adam and Eve were
alone " created" and all the rest of man
kind are born.
We believe that mechanics and la
borers" are the "mud -sills" Of society,
only fit to be regarded as the /" capital Of
the rich.''
We believe in /" Squatter Sovereignty
during Presidential election, but after
election all Squa.ter Sovereignty reverts
to the President.
We believe Slave State ought to be-
come q partner of the Union if it have
thirty five thousand inhabitants.
We believe Free State ought not to
become partner of the Union unless she
have ninety-three thousand inhabitants.
We believe Buchanan and Douglas
Democracy is as old as Noah's Ark
We believe in hard money generally,
with an occasional issue of treasury rags,
which ought not, under any ordinary con-
dition of government, to exceed forty
millions per year.
We believe to the "victors belong the
spoils," and if there be more victors than
spoils, then spoils should be made to or.
der.
We believe Jefferson was superannu.
ated old fool. and that Republicanism
which takes its roots from him is '6lack.
We believe this is great country, but
South Carolina is greater.
We believe in a national party if it in
cludes the South and leaves out the
North.
We believe in the great principle o.
"voting early and often," for if one vote
be good, then two are better.
We believe in the inestimable right Of
democrats, when on the stump. to change
their principles with the degrees of lati.
tude and longitude.
We believe the history of political par.
ties establishes the fact that there is M
cohesiveness equal 10 the cohesiveness o
public plunder.
We believe there are no principles SC
dear to the thousands Of office seekers
that swarm the hosts of Democratic Is
rael, as the five loves and two fishes.
We believe in the missionary enter.
prise of Walker and his followers, and
secretly enjoin all to pray for its sue
cess.
We believe Kansas needs another Gov
ernor, or she will soon commence bleed
ing, and no physician will be found able
to staunch her blood.
We believe Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi
ana, and Iowa, are outside the pale o
healthy organizations" and we humbly
pray the President to appoint fast day
that they may return to the true faith
the mighty faith of the President.
Finally, We believe Democracy. Whis
key and Niggers, are one and indivisi
BILE. United they will stand, divided
they must fall.-Io,ca City Republican.