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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23
Tennessee State Railroad System.

Ey- A, the general features of the
proposed SYSTEM Of State Aid to our Rail
roads are similar to thoss of the Tennes-
see law, the details OF that law will doubt
less prove interesting to our readers. We
therefore copy the following exhibit OF
them, which We find in the Valley Whig,
OF Keokuk, an abstract of the provisions
of that system having been furnished to
that journal by Gen. REID. who was the
most prominent supporter of the PROPOSE
ton of State aid in the recent convention ::
The law loans the credit of the State
10 certain specific roads, which shall
have procured sufficient bona fde sub
scriptions to grade the whole line of road
and make it ready for putting down the
iron, TO the amount of Sc, 900 per mile !;
but 20 such aid is to be given until 80
miles OF road shall have been graded and
made ready for putting down the iron,
free from all lien or incumbrance,
when $4,000 per mile for said 80 miles
j. 10 be issued in 6 per cent State
Bonds to The railroad company for the
purpose of purchasing the iron rails.
spikes and chairs, and putting the same
down. and for buying equipments for
the road---lhe money To be used for no
other purpose, snd an agent TO be APP
pointed BY the Governor to act with the
agent Of the road to see that the bonds
are negotiated for no other purpose than
those above enumerated.
The law loanins the credit Of the State
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23
CITIZENS OF BUCHANAN COUNTY,
TAKE NOTICE.!

.rINHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Agri-
i cultural Society of said county, will be
holden on TUESDAY, the FOURTH DAY
Of JANUARY, A. ID. 1859, at the Court House
in Independence, at o'clock p. NJ, at which
time the Officers Of the Society will be cleo
awarded at the last Fair will be paid in Cash
&. the proper parties if called for.
l., W. HART, Sec.
Dec. Z, 1858 (3a-it
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

ing destitute Americans from Vancou-
ver's Island to San Francisco.
The House resumed the consideration
ofthe Maryland contested election. case oil
Mr.. White against Mr.. Harris.
The resolution of the committee on
Election. declaring Mr.. Harris seat va
cant was then tabled by a vote of LOG to
81
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

A REAsoN.-The Annapolis Gazette
says, gentleman of that place, better
known for his wealth than his liberality
was requested to aid in the erection of
church. The subscription book was
placed in his hands He looked at it
anxiously and earnestly, aud handed it
back with the remark {" No sir F! | will
not give anything ; not half so many peo-
pile 90 TO hell NOR as ought TO-"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23
q !

On the Dist inst, in this village, of Consump-
ton, Mrs. ANN B., wife of HARVEY P. LOVE
JOY, aged 90 years. 4
:" Dearest friend, thou hast left us,
And thy loss we deeply feel
But It's God who has bereft us.
He can all our sorrows heal"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

A nutchman on being called upon to
pay for lightning rod for the village
church, towards the building of which
he had literally subscribed, replied
| have helped build hous for de
Lort, and if he chooses to dunder on i
and knock it down, he must do it his
own risk
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

There will be two eclipses the coming
year-one of the moon, and one of the
sun. That Of the moon will take place
early in the morning of February l7Ih
1t will be total, and visible throughout
the United States. The eclipse OF the
sun will occur in the afternoon of the
goth of July, and be but partial, and will
be visible only in the Eastern, Northern,
and Middle States.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

Two lines of stages are already adyer-
tised to leave eastern Kansas for the
gold region. They commence running
in April, and will perform their journey
in less than two weeks.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

Will you give me small Williams fol
an X?' said friend. laying $40 bill
on the counter.
Why do you call them Williams {?
we inquired.
Because / have seen SO few of them
lately that | do not feel familiar enough
10 call them bills
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

Mr.. Morphy. the American chess play
er, the London Era says, has decided to
pass the winter in Europe. Herr Ander-
son has agreed to meet him in Paris on
the 18th of December, for the promised
contest.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

By the completion of the Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne, and Chicago Railroad,
Philadelphia and Chicago are connected
by an unbroken line Of railway S24 miles
long. This road is really but an extern
ton Of the Pennsylvania Central, and
being under one management, the whole
may be regarded as one road.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

RosEs.-According to Agassiz, no
fossils of the rose have ever yet been dis
covered by biologists. He thinks the
creation of the plant is coeval with that
Of man.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

A Relief association has been organ.
lied in Dubuque, and is actively en-
gagged in dispensing charity.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

An auctioneer, vexed with his audi
ence, said am mean felow-mean
as dirt-and feel at home in this COM
pany.'
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

THUNDER !-Breathes there man
with soul so dead, who never to him
self hath said, when he has needless hit
his head" Thunder p When one s
suspenders give away, while dancing
briskly with ladies gay, where is the man
can help but say" Thunder"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

Demijohns are known by the more
refined name of spirit wrappers
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

The Guardian is the Official Paper
of buchanan County, and having
"a much Larger Circulation than any
other Paper published therein. is
the most Valuable to resident or nOn-
resident property holders, and is also
the best med INN for Advertisers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. DUPONCOs GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS,
FOR FEMALES,

/ cautioned against us
ing pills while in that
con dition, as the pro.
prietor assumes no
responsibility a fter
the above admonition
although their mild
ness would prevent
any injury to health ;
otherwise these pills
are recommended
Directions acco m
panying each box.
Price 81.
| N. B.-Ask for DR..
Duponco'S COL d IN
Pills. See signature
on every box. You
then obtain a pill you
may depend upon.
Ladies by inclos-
ing one dollar by
mail to either of the
agents below, can
have the Pills sent
(confidentially to any
! part of the country.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

~ Are infallible
for removing Stoppa-
ges or Irregularities
of the Menses.
The Pills are moth
ing new, but have
been used by the Doc
tor in his practice for
many years, both in
France and America.
W it Ii unparalleled
success in every case;
and he is urged by
many thousand Ia
dies who have used
them, to make the
Pills public, for the
alienation Of those
suffering from any ir-
Irregularities whatever
preventative to ladies
whose health will not
permit an increase of
family.
Pregnant females,
or those supposing
themselves 40 are
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-12-23

Sold by
Bolles, Smith 4 Co., 1874 Lake-st., Chicago,
Agents for the Northwestern States, also dealers
in Patent Medicines generally.
G. b. PARSONS. Iudepend.nce
r. w. WRIGHT,
G. +. PUTNEY, .
4. w. WHITNEY, -.---..-.-- Quasqueton.
(dec 23-3m
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
Y Up ENTENpEp oOuRsR

emhfaooslengtG, pretioal ifom no various nu.n,.
trnsi and h dusiFncd of such siudett a. may ish 4.
,pend longer than The timo rclpirrd hy the Rerals,
uens tend that sraiuliophyA preparatory 10 enieriu.
some special uunse.
NJ tkiagin addition the ENten6ed Courte the stulen,
WI eeiaiihhAy aud pIodtahly ouploycd siX manths
hhNhANsulf "ffaciioal and ofaamentsi.n 20 tn sllus
NaHeuei wihhe taught Ia tho thorough and eleent
Wannef hy one Of The best tcacher Ia the West nesdrs
eNpa method Of teaching Busiuess Yntne the Chir.
ynmograpae systom will also be tangh Th,lsvstem Ia
popular and recommended hy ont hest oducatonal mon H.
oytaoshi lathe Public Schools Of Cleveland Coianhnt A
Toledo Many olhoF schools opou co. rood tesebsr y,
CeY Y,emegiape a. sooaa they een hs Qaauded.
DAILY LECTURES on rraotical and rhsov,ti.,
honk-heprinn Mcrcautle Laws, Commercial pihie. ~
ltiual ECONOMY, Al o. uompaiaion, Commoroi,l f,,
lations, Mercantile Cuitoml, bsnkins, Eschane, g.
nerve Railoang oomme5cial nisioiy nashs,s Gore
ponience, fonnanghip. Vte.
The New Suit Of Rooms of this College, oceupis stbe
IN thceiiy situated they arr on the conner
otthe fubHssquare eni superior sigai, Attending siI
view Of mosi parts ol tho city and The lake Tie roon
qreneay gnd tasivuy furnished, tufnassns 20 beauty
aadee wensnes, ,peihapsthoss ofany III
the nion.
r . LAniRsCOURsE u she same A. that Of the Gen
uem anriing eqra hciiios 90 alladies who ay wish
70 ay hemfuHes Of tlo Cnmmefria lcOnrso.
Inc iunciphlhrfiug "a extensive hin-ss
,, s''o 's'nse good uaop. loT mauy olhis g,ad
Muchehs'iy.
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TIIE OOLLEGIATE OOuRsE

WIN embrace tho most approved aud practical f1rus OF
keening hnokshy Double Fatty IN the various dcnsrmens
nf rrade and Commerce Including the Henera Whorsalc
and Reiail Mercantile, Exchange, Commifuun Manufact.
ndng, Rtilfoad, Hawking, Printing, Mining, Fhipplne
Steamhoatng, In yldul Partnership aud Compound Com
nHnv business, Al mauutrpts from which The Student
copies written I'm hod rlnd business hand, whoh will
serve ~ geat auxinisry In soonfng 10 him excellent
style OF mltinf.
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TIE DESIGN.

II IL the design of the prlnrut0ft OF those Colleges 10
perfect chain of nulineii Schools nom East 10 West II
ioring the ample facilities ior young men md Young
Their schools n ho points above estabshedon dni
basis, and ara Al In most prosperous condoH. The
"a shadu urn IN Inns ftan
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NEW METHOD OF TEACHING

uheiet'he Eefmlnatinspoluis of the feieace Fe.
feauHthe great natural two division az the Lovt
whereby seonthe proper ue ef damsFkAlion between
heAiaAd Representative Properly and the eOvofninr a
OF ense A. regards ttt Acting the two eastes OF so.
Wamacuohs, thus stripping this most useful and beautiful
sciencr OF much OF ktmehonofed mysteries made such
hl HMtfAy aud lnalllble rules, meaninsasr forms and
aho nouens and hence enables the student 10 acquire
concentrations eiAoeouas a. emhoedih actual practice
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TiFFiN g eYNNASiUW,

n OOAs Ia shauhanf Block hird story entrance roui
III Muarkef fso, where an kinds or useful ana innocont
sae1cises may b. bad ever mernlne and evening.
TenllssfhIoc Dollar Year, one Dollar co. lhlee
iniks Fof particulars inquire of O. CnoSlsr ~ his
BoakslQges nhsis risks.smsy n WgGWed, fsblsu
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FACULTY.

n u. nRYAvr n. D. srH,rrov, J. g. BnvASr. J. 2.
CatNNg, J, r. CsLNfys, r. A. HAYHs, instructor In the
Science Of Accounts, and Lecturers nuiinrr Customs.
r. r. SrryCHn sovi, intlfuctor 10 liusiuest and o.
nnmenial Funnanhlp, and Lecturers Commercial Cor
re1unndruce.
Hon. lioE,cE M,yy Hon GEo W. CLINTON, lion. ELI
uu UuRRirr, Snsoial lectwfrri,
Hon. .HAnuuLFrAHEwHtrurn, HonArr ID CtAuu, Etq
Hon irgE 2. hfuior. Lacturrsoh Commercial Law.
Rov. Faenemcg r RaowN, Pres Asa MAntA, Loctu.
feu on political Economy.
Rev. IkWrg Eliza, Rev. DE- AfEHN, Lecturer on Com.
mcrrial Ethioi
TIP. HAspy,s b. SiEHRiAw i.sotufofs on Banking, ~
nance etc,
a. q. MAamltL ". g. Luou, .ufofs, on the Gonora
Phuclpeaa "a "Details 0f RailmadnH.
J. D. MssaiAA, EsRaaos r. WHirai Lecturer on Com
4 L-m-lLuI .Lluu--
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70 THE LADIEs

have hfei ~ ny Toom IN p. tap strle ana ,, &c.,.
y ".l, % }pn laN naht. hayea tnl iid aira of ,
"i;s s,'ppsi' saa rses., lu,i expressly ieryoni
.-i ha,e lssse aioct pr Gioreros consist.
eesAp lof cash ~ eschqngs with frnefs 81 Produce
Ngfie@ ~ have lafgo siosk 0i Fancy Notions. A.
HssAo@ JOHN uoCCK.
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COOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT

erhacet three distinct grades, wHi initlatoFv peeuar
ead Extended Courses, NRd taughton Foomh New Alett
%, recommended by twenty uf the nost ruiubl,
fraetisal Accountants of Cleveland
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAl

COUGHs, COLDS, ,HOARsENEss, INFLu-
ENzA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPINO
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION
and Cor the r'lcf Of eonsumpuyo patients In advanced
sagoa 81 the disese.
We need not speak to the public q lh virtuoa
Throughout every town, and almost eNcy hamlet uf The
American States, i wuudrriul cprca oi pulmonary
plants have made q aroN known Nay, icw alo The
hioB u any civilized country on this continent without
sume rcrona experience u 90 enecsi aud eWer yet The
communities any Whrrr which have not NTnoug them
some living trophy el s sicpfy tho suie and dan
Eeuua daCara VI tho throat aud lungs Mldlc q a the
uoat powerful antd0to vet known 90 for the Ounk
dahlc aud dangerous diseases 90 o pulmonary organs Il
. nrn le taslncsi aud safest remedy that can le
ployed Wr infants aud young persuns. Parents should
have u Ia siup arnlust the nsdlous enemy ihat steals
ulon hem nuircpaUd We have abundant grounds to
believe the CfgRN pGcraat saves aoro lives by The cun
unmptons Il prevents than thosc d cures Keep it oY
You, aud curc yout cd while they are durable nor neg
lect them until no human sk eau master the inuNolable
cankcr that haieued tho ytsls, eats your ie away
An know the dIeadfu fatality Of lung daordors, and a
more than 20 assure them q k s made The ho1t C csn
b.. We spare no cost no caro- toll 10 praduco Il tho
nlosi perfect posblc and thus anold tose who roy on
q tho bost agent h can iarnshtor their curA
PREPARED BY DIR. J. c. AVER,
Rlaeteal ana Analytical Chemist, Lowell, MAsA
AND SOED ny
R, Mod. GIRSON. aud /. l.. st. JOHN & CO.,
1liiin, and Druggists generally. novl3lv
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4 u D COLLEGIATE OOURsE

whiohis ntNndcd 10 embrace Az branches wpufrly Mer
cahue has hoen reoeay enlnrred aud now be
ded Of the most engthy thorough and eonste e
eTinloduoed pabei any siniar Institution
United statot.
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WRITING DEPARTMENT..

Thisdspartmoul h under tho Immediate supervision oi
T. r. RrrycrHN sons rotbc public sufficient guar.
lniy that t viii be- we'll conducted While Mr. n .is con.
fciud tp stnnI tr1.eminr1ily high an Author and
Teacher may iu Justice be said ~ bic WIN are us.
iorod With him, ut they compare h,nrnhy in point of
artistic autinmUnt With their accomplished masrr This
Is without doubt the most desirable place 10 pufsuo enman.
ihIn a. study in tho entire West
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

Palptaon or the heart pain in the side weakness Of the
spine and small ofth back pain ofhe hip Joint when Won
retire. rcgnarty Of the bowels, and uso that most eS
circulating Of dseusos, the
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

DONALD KENNEDY.
Price 100 perbottle Forsaie by l. l.. ~ John q Co.
x. Med Gibson, H. II. Snyder, J. +. Wooster Tifin
and by Druggists generally. dslI-ir
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'''' ''1 V'' ' J6IN n q. MERcHA I,IiT NJ D.
Erysipelas, Scromla, Kings Evil, Tettor,
TumOrs, and Salt Rheum.

From a Rroardag Merchant n y. louis no. T. 1855.
DR Aym' Your Pills are tho paragon OF an that 4
great iu medicine. They have cured my little daughter
uorous uron hor hands and feet that had proved
ncumhlo Tor years, Her mother has heon long groyoua
" afflicted with blotchcs and pmploa her skin aud 10
her hair, Amor child cured sla also tried your
rIlll. and thoy have enIad hor. ASA AiOR0RIDaE. !
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Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.
Indigestion aud Impurlty of the Blood.

Indigestion nnd ImpuritY of the Blood.
tioH' Rcr. J. v Hnaoi, Fditor Cf Aarea Church, Boaon
On. AYrRi have used yonr Pills with extraordinary
success Ia my family and among those am called 70 visit
in disrc To regulate The organs Of digestion and purify
Che hlooi they arc Tue very best remedy have ever
known, and 1 can confidently recommend thon 10 any
Oiouda. Yours, j. v. HINES
WARSAW, WYOMING Co., N. Y. oct. "a. 1865
DE'n siRi am using your C'thartc Pills On my prao,
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a nocktliA. A. hlrhlA,As
CO-PARTNERsHIP.

WE, tho undersigned will continue the Wholesale AMI
" Retail Groeefy nanQas in eitt hIlncesi al ue old
andi No. q iha ain nloi nin street, where cordial
Aprls ''''l ''es = 81 Il. A husKRK BRO.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-13

ISrcanihrd every month with arrivals of ano JcWcry,
Clocks, Watches, Sycfplac and Fancy Goods ofnea
aud ustufh styles aud great variety.
Tho assortment Of ofthe
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-04-15
Cakes, Pudding and Pies.

AS domestic recipes seem to be the
rule, says correspondent of the Rural
Nea0 Yo,hef, and as | can mix up good
batch of bread occasionally, as we'll as
play on the piano, | send you some Of
mine for your readers:
White Cahe.--l pound loaf sugar, l
pound flour, D ounces Butter. whites OF
10 eggs, beaten to froth, ] teaspoonful
cream tarter, l DO soda.
Gold Cake. Il !, cups sugar, ] cup but
ter, the yoIks Of eggs, | cup sour cream
!! teaspoonful Of saleratus; spice to your
taste.
Nice Cahe.-2 cups sifted sugar, l CUP
butter, 5eggs, d cups of -four, tea
spoonful saleratus. 5000 sat
CaStard Pta7ding.-AIilk and eggs tbe
same as for any custard, add little four
/ To be eaten With sauce.
! COmpQSitl0R Cake--l pound loafsugar,
do. -four 7 eggs, pint sour cream,
pound butter, teaspoopfal saleratus,
raisins to liking
IYatcr Cure JumJhg.-2 cups sugar, l
cup butter, cups s"eet 'ni'h, teaspooh'
fuls cream tarter, L of soda.
CTedm CaEn-2 cups sugar, do. but
ter. do. soar cream, 5 eggs, cups -four
/ teaspoonfui saleratus.
lIu5anS.--Take l pint of new milk, /
pint of hot water, Jumps of sugar. egg,
J pint of good brisk yeast, and flour e
nough to IN axe the mixture quite as thick
as pound cake. Let it rise well; bake in
hoops on griddle
Lemon Pte.-Grate lemon, teacup
sugar, l cup water, teaspoonfal of -four,
I egg gs,-1 FARMERS DAUGHTER.