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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-23

tTeSctu, uWtCfed JCtM tHuicu ana
81 Epidemic Diseases.
rJNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
Il of the awful destruction of human life
caused by Sexual Diseases, and the receptions
practised upon the unfortunate victims of such
diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE
ACT worthy OF their name, to open Dispen-
sary for the treatment of this class of diseases.
in all their forms, and to give MEDICAL AID
VICE GRATIS toall who apply by letter,
with description of their condition, (age,
occupation, habits of life, &c.) and in case of
extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES
that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their An
nual Report upon the treatment of Sexual Di-
seases, express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the labors of their
Surgeons in the cure of SpermatorrhGa, Semin-
al Weakness, Gonorrh9a, elect, Syphilis, the
vice of Onanism or Self-Abuse, Diseases Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, de-, and order contin-
uance OF the same plan for the ensuing year. -
The Directors, on review of the past, feel
assured that their labors in this sphere of beney
olent effort have been Of great benefit to the
afflicted, especially to the young, and they have
resolved to devote themselves, with renewed
zeal, to this very importa mt and much despised
cause.
An admirable report on Spermatorrhea, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice Of Onanism, Mas
turbation or SelfAbuse, and other diseases of
the Sexual orga ns, by the Consulting Surgeon,
will be sent by mail lin a sealed enveIcpe),
FREE OF CHARGE, or receipt of Two
STAMPS for postage Other Reports and
Tracts on the nature and treatment Of Sexual
diseases, Diet 6c. are constantly being nub.
lished for gratuitous distribution, and will be
sent to the afflicted. Some of the new remedies
and methods Of treatment discovered during the
last year, are Of great value.
Address. for Report or treatment, DR. j.
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon.
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
m By order of the Directors. as r e s.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL. Pres.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y. a Af'
Jan. 90. 1859. 1 (2-44-ly
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CHURCHES AND sOCIErIEs


PREsBYTER1AN-Ch on South street.
iO11a A. M. and Is p. M. at - -Is,-.,t.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL = Church on
South street. DAVID Poor, Pastor; every Sab
bath at 1O1a A. M. and PM
GERMAN EvANGELICAL.-Rey. R. Dula
Pastor. Services every Sabbath morning ut
l01a o'clock, also on Wednesday evenings.
GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN. - Rev. Mr..
Swartz, Pastor. Preaching at the School House
every alternate Sunday morning, at l0b o'clk.,
and on Thursday evenings. I
UNIvERSALIST sOCIETY-D. C. Tox-
-ISsoN, Pastor. Meets in Morse's Hall, Main
street, every Sabbath, ut 1919 A. NJ. e'''f.
EPISCOPAL-Rev. Mr.. G1rroRp, PASTOR
Meets at Masonic Hall every Third Sunday,
commencing Dec. IL .41.i s.r5 - ~
MASONS-ISprsrspEsc Lopcx. Nc. ST.
Stated Meetings on the Wednesday on or before
the full moon Of each month. =. BsE1yy, ". N. 2
w. O. Saith. Secretary tuF .5sDsts.ss3eg.
AHoLIAB CHAPTER, No. Qi.-.N.ets A.
the Masonic Hall. on the LIT and I'd Thnrpday
evenings Of each month. Gxmoy NAsxZ, n. r..
o L.WHIrE Sccy. G 80 u a53l !
GOOD TEMPLARS.-Wapsipi Lodge.
I: Q. 9. + Meets every Tusdsy Evening d
HAnnosr Lopor. I. o. o. T.. lgsss syesy
Saturday Evening At Aasoaie Hall. ~,
INDEPENDENT SONS AND pAuuUT.
Frs OF TEMPERANCE- OVER pr.
wrght's Drug Store every Monday ssenire--
A. friLth, W., - ssIia1oa.n9jos gaa IN
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II is astonishing how +" toddy" pro-
notes independence. A Philadelphia
sot." laying day or two in very
spiritual manner, was advised in friend
~ way to economize, as !" -four was go
ing up"
: Let il go up" said old bottle nose,
I" 1 kin get as high as flour kin-any
day"
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Notice of Dissolution

TINE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il ezisting between i. g. Taylor and a. B.
Parkel, in the Mercantile business, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All notes and
Book Accounts due said firm remain in the
hands of d. G. Taylor, who will still continue
the business. b. G. TAYLOR,
A. B. PARkELL.
Quasqueton, Iowa, May 18th, 1857. [l0-.t
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A married lady being asked to waltz,
gave the following appropriate an.
swer No, thank you sir-I have jus,
as much hugging at home as can at
tend to-"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-23

But did tell you what Time ! had
with my little Joe %
No; what was it %
"Why, was showing him the pic.
lures of the martyrs thrown to the lions,
and was talking very solemnly to him,
trying to make him feel what terrible
thing it was. Ma said he, all at once
just look at that poor little lion way be-
hind there-he won't get any p"
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90. All premiums will be paid at the annual
meeting on the first Tuesday in Jan.le6O.-
%. 1t shall be the duty of the manager of each
committee, to collect, arrange, and take charge
of all articles or animals belongin to his com
mittee to pass upon, and shall wait upon such
committee, receive their report and pass it to the
Secretary.
"a. If there are competitors for House Build
ing the Committee may repair to the House
built, at any time before or during the Fair,
and examine, personally EE Eg nE
%. Competitors for premiums on best farm
should enter the same on the Secretary's book as
soon as the first of August next, so that the
committee may have time to repair to, and .ex-
anime the same personally before the Fair. 4
26. Competitors for premiums on crops must
measure the ground, harvest, thresh, and mea-
sure the grain or product, and prove the same by
two disinterested witnesses. 80
The above list is published in accordance
with vote taken at the Annual Meeting, and is
subject to alterations and additions as the d.
rectors may determine, from this time till the lst
of August next and all persons interested are
hereby requested to examine and suggest, as the
object is to meet the wishes of the greatest pos
sible number. r~
L. w. HART, Sec
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G.. P. HAYSLIP.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,

BeneroLent Institution established by special En-
document, for the Relief of the Sick and Dis.
dressed, afflicted ,cith Viruleaf and
Endemic Diseases
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ONE PRICE
CUSTOM BOOT and SHOE SHOP.

THE SUBSCRIBER would respect 81,
Il fully inform the citizens of Inde- K&\
he is still
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-23
VEGETABLES.

cabbages, not less than 6, 5;
Best gallon of molasses from Chinese sugar
cane, j Oi
Best sample of honey in the comb, of lOlbs, OF
MANAGER, HI. S. Chase.
CoMMITTEE.-David Merrill, Newman Curtis
John S. Bouck
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DOMESTIC COOKERY

MANAGER-Ephraim Leach.
CoMMlrrEE. Richard Campbell, E. W. Pur-
dy, W.B. Kipp. ass3 ed ,mil tgs ese sii
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SHOE q LEATHER.

MANAGER, Alfred Ingalls, ~ M.
CoMMIrTEE.--Sam. Sherwood, NJ. v. Bush
T. II. Tyson.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

-f't MANAGER, j ohm Campbell H4
CoMMITTEE-Thomas Scarcliff, r. w. Wright
J. B. Parsons. 1f'''N '''"
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Edwin Cobb.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Best home made earpeting, 10 yards, $50
+" 10 yards flannel cloth, so
bed quilt. so
= lbs. wooden yarn, a 90
wooden hosiery, so
mittens or gloves, so
a MANAGER, d. 7. Randall.
CoMMITTEE.-Thomas Scarcliff, David Rob-
ertson, H. d. Watts.
FLOWERS.
Best display of flowers, 100
CoMMIrTEE-E. b. Older, Horatio Bryant,
Ransom Bartle.
FLOWING.
Best blowing, "a, IS minutes. horses, 800
oxen, 800
MANAGER, Frank Hathaway
CoMMIrTEE-Gamaliel Walker, John Ozias,
II. B. HaGch.
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MANAG Err, NytfS N11Itf.
CoMMIrrEE.-B. w. Ogden, VIM. Logan, H
Sparkling.
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ON AND AFTER APRIL 25TH, 1859,
~ Trains will run by Dubuque city time, as
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-23
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

N ---- MANAGEK, AIDtTC OIaFK.
CoMMrTEE.-C. l.. Patrick, C. H. Jakway
Edwin Cobb.
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Fi-tOIs.
Fishing Tnrii",
EnBCy bn.Lets,
oil 10th, - e.. \ q
Corrr uc tie ltgrst aud hest hay"
irr,i ~ riln.' CUTLERY X OUR OWN IMlDIt
ArIbN. AND viii compare, hr Ter yar"'N and ch"apnc-s
with in the State We al houaa keepers
uhrrg " call
IN all coars tpllIbI'NS n Wills.
march ~, Mhi, NH,,f. Ivnchbnrg.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAVIS.


fNONNssSIONER s' sAl.k OF vALVABbE
~ NORTH RIVER ESTATE IN ROCKBRIpGE by
of decree of the ~ cult Court of R"ckbdge Pr"
n,urced the 10Th April last In Their In pending
between oague and wits and others Paintihs aud ~
Paxton and others Defendants Ehs proceed on he ?h
day Of JUNE next 10 sell Al publ auction on IN" prem IN
/ es. THAT VALUABLE ESTATE, of which James 70
Paxton, died srlked lying the North River In Rock
bridge and about nio from iia morlh where u enters
James River This about 10 Acres about 'u
Of which cleared land level and productive aud
about 100 hrins River Bottom the rthcst so In"
North River Can through the tract and nn'cH wh inc
Canal OF the james River Kana~ ha Co about one mile ne
low H. There comfortable Brick Dwelling on INC afm
with the onheus"s ss good Barn. Stahle nc
TN oi location its projuGveness and cvenc"
market desirable aud valuable estates
In the Rciug sol FOR partition amongst the heirs OF
James dee tho land VIII he sod clear OF hts widows
III ht Of lnwpr.
TERMSCash in hand sufficient pay the costs of sale,
residue credit L. and equal pay
berng interest from the day Of sale tho purchaser
giving bonds therefor With good pcrsni security ana inc u"
gal title retained uu'il the purchase money Is pail
the iad viii he exhibited aud further partcn
lars made known on the iAv nf sale
ing purchase invited to,ew the premises
which will be shown ihcm by the undersigned Pongno
residing Buffalo Forge b, Mrs Paxton residing On
the premises
The sar vii, commence at II, \.
Address J II roaHue nj Saunders store
}, u. DAVIDSON comrs
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LADIES' Nlonr At THE TnEArRE.-The Dill ''r
this evening is glorious one, whcnw'i, scarcely
fail tn draw crowded house. The eea"'lini
comedy of the Love Chase has proved. iay"r''c
wherever performed, and, in connection way.
finest comedy in the English language, we have a
Iii Of unsurpassed interest. We predict II iull
house of ladies' tccdthcr or no reather.
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LY1cHDk0. ckRp6 ......
wAsH1NoTbN NO Use.

THE Subscriber bees lesve inform his friss6p neDuo,
We es.eraly that BE- has leased Ne auMhss -
above wsn Known sud popular Hau.e. -
HE BILE shall be supplied with the heae p 49,
ofas and the BAR with the choicest ffqD0nD Ar nA1a
eayefu and attentive O~tievs, = ~ FT,
70 noaee OF expense will be spsssd siha seMpDatsf
the proprietor or his assistants he ~
eisss Hosss j. n ANDEns0H d'SS{u3f
April 2odly Rep copy. T-77Srs4
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FRr,cnr TaApE-Therc were received, at the
,lepot of the Va & Tenn. r. r., on yesterday. 4
loaded cars, consisting of $4,000 lbs. Lumber ;
~, 900 lbs of Stock; II barrels Flour; 1000 eS
Miscellaneous. There were Is loaded cars sent
West same day..
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF YNCHBuRG.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LIT THR People or
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
ThRt yea can Sell them bargains;

Tint yea can S~li them Bargnia.;
AM AGENT FOR the following papes the line Of rail
4 road from Iynchburg TO Chattanoofs All OF ihrm
having circulation the people e south western
Virginia and East Tennessee.
NEW ERA Floyd Court Honse, Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNEsSEE MINIS, brhol
brow NIOw'S KNOXVILLE trenn.> Wine
INDICATOR, Jonesb"rourh Tenn.
UNION,
DEMOCRAT GREEN ~ fle Tennessee.
STATE SENTINEL, Rogersvl!c, Tennessee,
ADVERTISER. Chattanooga.
RELIGIOUS tNTELi.tGkNCER Marri'town Tenn
POST, Athens Tennessee,
u uAlErf > TAX Le,ins'onva
RiR",SssN, ASnsaouv.
S SENnGRAT' Liber,y,va.
SALEM REGISTER, Salem. We.
STAR AND HERALD Chrstausburg. Va
THE VISITOR, Marion. Smythe 60 Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT. Independence ,t'raysoneo Va
v Hknpe9A Who. ) rne.s,e.vs
wYrHEvILLE TELEaRAIH, }wy,hcy,ue Va
wYTHEvILLE TIMES, 5"'' "
ADVOCATE, JeGersonvl.e, Tazew ell coGnty, Va
R RErisThFAi D.nvno,v'.
THE SOUTH Wi EST, "Pearsburg, Giles county, Va.
REPUBLICAN, Winchester. Va.
SENTINEL. Alexandria, Va.
advertise In of the abvr III
6nd THEin INTEREST to call at the office of the
made aud adv FoRw AkDFn WITHOUT INLAY.
will also receive and orw ard all, "rtsnE 90 any paper
In the United States A. NA'pllI"
scptlsta Foreman Vrsu,an Office.
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~ ~
- EAST or RlCHNoND-By virtue ot n decree OF the
Court I,nchburg, NJ the june tfm ls"s In The
ease OF ,ca w Warwick. Sc ~ Adolphns u Read Ac
will tut RSl,AI, the 18th day ni nyaa
MAY upon the prccd I" aril pat OF tS&
TRACT OF LAND. conveyed by the said ID --dA--
the IN and proceedings Ia sud
Lofts No X aEa ior"nnthhg
about the plat oi said tract hN J"
J. Peasants in the possession "i Messs toiin Arprfs"n
This land only ahont miles the cid Market llonso
halt miles from the Depot Of the Rich
mond York River knilfoad is we'll wooded aud watr'd
desirable persons doing husn.-s in kiolnond
who wish To have convenient country seats
The terms Of " Al he made known Al the Hae.
RoBr J. DANlt, / -.u,r,ush,u,r.
WM r. lANtEI
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ct the County Court at tanlphr, i",",i1d -
Hh May lra. in the sn rt Nuwtns Executor "a
sc. shall e. ss"n"r therein hhinc On Ilt
dsv II l~.i "einek, 4 NJ ,ot that day, sell
fo wing LOTS on Gkoi Nh belonging 10 the estate "t
X, bert Strange. deed to w:
hall at Rronrd between N" tanal aud James
River # LyuchbnlE, with the h"t-r thereon,
kuowu Is = Rock linnsc
Also Lot NJ 2io ~ f. at The junction OF ilh street Rbd
nth Allr,-Nrst at said Street aud North 81 rad Alley
And asn. AMI y aorcs ct ltn On tie Lyn'hhnig
Campicl Courthouse Turnpike, near the reslonc" at e.
W King
the property brlier 10 h" uhan"iion-
nl. acting Conn socr sha convey snch as COL
ierrod by The d,rr"c al.n"tad
The sal" VIII Ice cash for enough I" d'hhy
. credit Of aud II months Tor
snlmtntA II the h,,Hucc ut I'll IntcHsr N u IN"
giving urpoiialr satisfactorily 'nl used hhh
III. nie of the property retained anu !hu Ini', money
Iad. JNM'.S u N'"h
WA Il dlaN '.uiunc.
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WING MAC HIN 4 3.

u w u ~ \ u n N u ,
THE subscriber offers Tor sale BARTIiOLFs IMPROVED
L SEWING MACHINES They are extra strong and slm-
pie; almost any them In half an hour
they make tho stitch both sides Of the work
light and heavy and extra heavy work make The
tightes possible stitch known
We have three siycshe 500 MACHINE, the FAMILY IA.
CRIME suitable for Families Planters Taors, Co. and the
MACHINE, suitable for ralors Farmers, 6hoemaksrs
saddlers &c &ewhlch will be sold at tbs New York cash
price, and packed free Of charge.
april 81 difts. VIM L. PAGE,
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gHyO THE LADIEa.-The " Bon Ton. !" " itll
he latest reports of the Paris London and New York
Fashions month"; is Just hand 1t contains tco fH
sttts Of cut patterns may l3dts II. G. VICTOR.
sDAn BALES prime Time thy and b IWe q; -n
ZOO HAY just received consignment and for sale by
NAV gd,s CAMP, SMITH d co.
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GOLD PENS! GOgDPENs! GOLD PENS!
WIN Premiums Worth THIRTY Doi'rs
HOLD PENS without Cases Holder sold nj retail
u al wholesale prices and Premium from larg" assori
aichcs and Jewery. VARYING In Waite tr s0to
gwen nch article sold We per this pcat induce
ment encourage and also I" thoroughly
introduce CELEBRATED GOLD Pens wlch are all
stamped radc and anisd perfect in every
respect.
All comnlu nir atoms should be addressed 10
METROPOLITAN GOLD PEN COMPANY,
l75 broadway aud . Courtlan.it Street, NIw ionK.
~ Price Lit of Cold Pens
and Cases Catalogue of Premiums which viii he sent
free to auv ad dress april - dlawf rim VI =. co.
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GOODS: GOODs!! GOODs!!!

MY SPRING supply Of BOoTs, SHOES, CATERS, n
nj HATS, GAPS. TRUNKS VALtSES, CARPET,
BAGS SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, &c. 20, 10 now -
received and which call the attention OF friends
being confident and prices will give satisfaction
very thankful to liberal community In country and
own. Iapr l5-dts r. SEABUkY.
u Ela ALIA.-ODD FEhIOWs' RKGALIA
y supply themselves for approaching
festi Al. Call soon before they are all gone. ,.cr
march &c dtsif VIM. H fA0A
| - H1RT FRONTs.-A large hot 81 asteee ana
~ Msrsalles Shirt Fronts. Linen Handkerchief Coare,
half Hose best Kid and Thread Gloves Ao Ao
much lower than usual WIN. L. fAdk
april i2-dfta
r IGmT ron THE PEOPI4E.-I haze jgss
| Il received a supply of PURE Kt ROSENE or CANNEL
Goa OIL Those rho would like to have bruen& 40
cheap hight will please call and be supplied Also, supplH
Of coal OIL LAMPS For sale by
apr 1.de JOHN H. stAY DfukstS
VXyYANDOTTE PROLIFIC CORN.-TAls
w Corn has received Of Agrculiarts
count astonishing yieding hrseor sr
times quantity Of tho Corn usually planted makes ~
hnest Meal closely resembling Fleur, and sQaDe
quence when makes light sweet and uutrous Corn
Bread grain In HILL four feet apart each Way sAgeh
raed In Campbell county and can b. reuea - -
being the pure wyapdos Prolific Cora For sale ~
april 91idts J. II. THOMPSON co. QrueznA
TINS CAPOT.-.TAe sew sDsl.9 Owe Ceass
just introduced nndcr the above csztsia atsy
lssd supssh garment aud that Ts.usaa ssf4
have. 70 be seen u lapril sdtAI GLAbS 9AnGN
lEWEET F0T1TOE PLAMHIHNe%o4
| - Sashes SWEET POTATOE PLAH1Xon l9141
s;esi,sA On ss s.. Ss ard W ns g 81 ~
. T
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O0NIS OOODo FON 81 F1N0' 1ooS.
GENTLEMEN respectfully invited call and examine
u latest styles Of FANCY CASSJMERES. VESTING6.
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS. All In waas Of
really good goods Styles and made their
be suited Also the very best Black Doe 6kns Drab
d Etc Linens low price Cassmeres for boys Military 0osds
and Trimmings. &c &c. WA L. PAGB.
| aDril
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- LYME HRl'RG I will offer to the highest bidder on
SA1tR pAi the 2lst day ot MAY the premises the
HOUSE AND LOT. formerly owned by VIM League -htl
linn sold II Stone and recently purchaser ny
OF e. ID Reynolds, Trustee ,or S'one and others
property situated desirable OF the city AMI the Ia"
Is supposed u about quarter Of M acre
u,uvI dt.ilnay JND a. hlfA.
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vulHE Arm Of DORNIN L. NURRBIR. ~ thi.
III day dissolved by mutual The subscriber only
will close up the business of the late firm
JANUARY oath 1859 THOMAS b. DORNIN
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Atltc Winfrhfg. Ietreff.u, Cufffrv.
Guns. fiMufa AND FANCf GOODS
asmmss Aca. relraratss npsrliun r,tti sreriseiss
N'H QFirHt iln. isas fI-iy
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Caansbsr5aIn & Co., .

G2amb11zaEn g. Go.
Northern and " cslcEn Produce.
WOOD WARE. Gg.
-..-
r,grop t = IN. p NI E. Il, ,,,,r
aIrHma tf'.
g.
( -ror-rE no IN r7-R-4
..-r.,
. s. @ ....- y. Pr.
Iroa' ana Brass costins-,
a .r E.r.-
-r e# q q.
r-r.-.-g II. I ~ ' .'5I' ..-. ..----....
.M M.A
.aa- 1-Ev
TrFFTgEE. ,g,F.r-rrgv- 4 wv.
p e15 JAMS. 1..-
cJNeISGHh5I q SeaIrH
WHOLESALE tH', aiN a COMMISSION hhttEAAI.
4.E q. LEHia t>n ha.s IuaE BAG
'EUEHuall.H s...- r.g..ls ueyIugiE
IN glial III T,r.r sr.s
Ja.ll..s. I-ly
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Garner. Williams = Co..

FOREIGN l5D DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
.H. ST. FRANCIS -Trg#r
MOBILE. ALA.
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THE BRITISH IN HONDURAS.

A portion, Of the British journals seem
to be determined to spirit up their govern
m ent to take extreme positions as to
the questions between their country and
the United States. Thus the Liverpool
Albion seizes on the affair of the schoon-
err Industry to deny the rights of Hon
duras to the bay Islands. This affair is
thus stated; About two months ago
some Carries of the Republic of Hon
duras went over to the island of Bonaca
to fish. The magistrate on the island
put them on board British schooner,
the Industry, and sent them as prisoners
to Ruatan. On their passage to Ruatan
these fishermen rose on the crew of the
Industry, and carried the schooner into
Truxillo, where the Commandant pro-
ceeded to try the captain for interfering
with the fishermen. The captain de-
INJURED to the jurisdiction, abandoned his
vessel, and reported the matter to the
Superintendent at Belize. The Super
intendent sent to the Governor of Jamai-
ca, who at once ordered ship of war to
Truxillo to demand satisfaction.
The Albion holds that the title of
Great Britain to these Bay Islands is as
good as her title is "to Vancouvers Island"
and affirms that, for thirty years prior to
British possession of them, they were un-
occupied This is not true. We have
gone over the historical facts as to these
Islands repeatedly; and whoever will look
into that remarkable book, Crews Cos
pei in Central America, will find that
England in treaty upon treaty, agreed
| Q7S6) to evacuate them and did evacu-
ate them; that in 1920, when she cap
tured them, they were occupied: that in
1871, when she renewed the capture,
they were occupied; and that then Hon
duras recaptured them, hauled down the
British flag and replaced it by her own
flag.
The whole course of the Agents of
Great Britain in keeping up her Mos
quito pretension and in occupying the
Bay Islands, is most disgraceful; and
any nation that calls itself civilized
should blush to own it.