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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-27
DIR. CHRISTIE,S
DIR. CHRISTIE,S
AG M!

MEssRs. HuNT & GARDINER-Gents | wish
to make known to the public an article from
which have derived more benefit than from all
other medicines which l ever used. | have
been suffering from Feverand Ague and its eff
fleets, for the last five years, in which time l
have scarcely enjoyed a single day of good
health, until procured from your Drug Store a
bottle of DR.. CHRISTIE'S AGUE BALSAM.
In a few days | found myself clear of ague and
rapidly recovering in health. l have not felt a
symptom since / commenced taking it (about 3
months). although constantly exposed to cold
and weather. To my friends and the public
generally, suffering from this disease in any
form, would say, procure a bottle, and save
health, constitution and money.
Yours,
j. B. GROSCOST.
See Advertisement.
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AxH HIS
Ague Cure.

" iHE sPEEDh CIRE OF
Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed
for the whole Glass of Diseases origi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for bv the ne.
cessities of the American people than a sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such Il remedy
we are now enabled to offer, with q perfect Ger.
tainty that it will eradicate the disease, and with
assurance, founded on proof, that no harm can
arise from its use in any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be of immense service in the commu-
mites where it prevails. Prevention is better
than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which
he must run in violent attacks of this baleful
distemper. This "CURE" expels the MAS
matte poison of FEVER AND AGUE from the
system, and prevents the development of the
disease, if taken on the first approach of its pre-
monitory symptoms. 1t is not only the best
remedy ever yet discovered for this class of CON-
plants, but also the cheapest. The large guam
tity we supply for a dollar brings it within the
reach of every body; and in bilious districts,
where FEVER AND AGUE prevails, every body
should have it, and use it freely, both for cure
and protection. 1t is hoped this price will place
1t within the reach of all the poor as well as the
rich. A great superiority of this remedy over
any other ever discovered for the speedy and
certain cure of Intermittents is, that it contains
no Quininc or mineral, consequently it produces
no quinism or other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured by it are
left as healthy as if they had never had the dis
ease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence
OF the miasmatic poison. A great variety of dis
orders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma,
Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen,
Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis,
and arrangement of the Stomach, all of which,
when originating in this cause, put on the inter-
mittent type, or become periodical. This aCuRE"
expels the poison from the blood, and conse-
quently cures them all alike. 1t is an ~invalua-
BILE protection to immigrants, and persons trav-
cling or temporarily residing in the malarious
districts. If taken occasionally, or daily, while
exposed to the infection, that will be excreted
from the system, and cannot accumulate in suf-
ficient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it
is even more valuable for protection than cure,
and few will ever suffer from Intermittents, if
they avail themselves of the protection this rem
edy affords.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-27
MRS. WINSLOw,

sold this article for
a SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND
have never been able
n medicine--N f Z r
"A SINGLE INST
RE, when timely
- know an instance Of
N one who used it. On
delighted with its OPP
N terms of highest COM
zeal effects and medi.
in this matter wHAr
Uten years experience.
rATIoy FOR THE rul.
. HERE DECLARE. In al
where the infant is suf-
p Exhaustion, relief will
m twenty minutes after
y tered.
aration is the prescrip-
EXPERIENCED and
ain New England, and
NEVER FAILING SUCCESS
: OF CASES.
W the child from pain.
stomach and bowel..
d gives tone and energy
1t will almost instant.
z BOWELS. n
COLIC,
r sions. which it not
in death. We believe
JREMEpY IN THE WORLD,
"A Terry and DIARR-
u rem, whether it ari-
? from any other cause.
4 mother who has a child
foregoing COM
YOUR PREpupIcEs. nor
. ERs. stand between
and the relief that will
SOLUTELY SURE
this medicine. if time
n tons for using will
tie. None genuine
q CURTIS 4 PERk-
the outside
> throughout the world.
Cedar st. New.York
h & Co. Chicago.
(2.l4-ly i
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-27

Conn BEEF.-Fresh beef, boiled in
very salt water, is said to be sweeter and
tenderer than that which has been pick
led before cooking and any family that
can get fresh beef may corn it as they
want it.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-27

re- Scarcely a day has passed for sew
eral weeks, that we have not noticed more
or less immigrant teams passing through
our town, going West. We think we
are not placing the number too high
when We say that at least 90 teams have
passed through here within the past
week. Most of the immigrants seem to
be well provided, having cattle, horses,
household utensils, ETC., and they un-
doubleday settle somewhere in the in
terror of our State. This shows that
Iowa has not yet lost her prestige, and
immigration is not avoiding her because
of her $500. 900 Of State debt, as HEN
RI CLAY DEAN, and our Democratic
friends, would make appear. Iowa stands
to-day fairer than any other State in the
Northwest-fairer in the opinion Of her
own people. and in the regard of those
seeking homes in the West. And the
facilities which her citizens are now crea-
ting, by pushing forward four. of her
great lines of Railroad, and the mineral
resources which those railroads will
shortly open up, must give her additional
consideration in the minds of the capital
list and immigrant, and make her future
career a prosperous one.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-27
Weather.

Wenther.
c We are having a splendid Fall,
dry. bright, warm and pleasant. No one
will find fault with this exhibition of our
climate, certainly. It has given our
farmers abundant opportunity to dry and
store their crops, and has been verv IA
vorable for the corn hurt by the frost.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-27

We have put up and
over ten years, and CAN a
TRUTH of it, what WEI
to say of any otherh
HAS 1T FAILED, I'M
ANCE, TO EFFECT
used. Never did WEI
dissatisfaction by any \
the contrary, all areF
eratiens and speak in n
mendation of its mag '
cal virtues. We speak
We DO KNOW afterlS
AND PLEDGE OUR REru.
FILMENT OF WHAT WEI
most every instance
fering from pain and
be found in fifteen or n
the syrup is admins y
This valuable prepE
ton of one of the most
SkILLFUL NURSES0
has been used with
in n
THOUSANDS.
1t not only relieves W
but ~invigorates the
eorrects acidity, and m
SO the whole system.
ly relieve
GRIPPING IN THEH
WINDP
and overcome convulr
speedily remeiied. end y
it the BEST and srREsrA
mall cases of DYSEN, :.
HGA IN CHILD "
ses from teething. orb
We would say to everyA
suffering from any OFF,
plants - DO NOT LETT
the PREDuDIcEs OF oTHR
your suffering childF
be SURVEYS. ABB
to follow the use of ,
" used. Full direc m
m each bot ~
the fac simile ofR
ms. New York, is on, |.
Sold by Druggists 3
Principal Office. 1874
Sold by Bodies, Smith
Jan. %. 1859.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-27
Marriieo..

On the Odd ms, by Rev. John Fulton, Mr..
ALEXANDER SMITH and Miss ELECTA
s. YOUNG, all of Independence.
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Eotal Matttrs.


Hearing.
The art of not hearing should be taught
in every well-regulated family. 1t is full
as important to domestic happiness as a
cultivated ear, for which so much money
and time are expended. There are SO
many things which it is painful 10 hear
many which we ought not to hear
very many which, if heard, will disturb
the temper, corrupt simplicity and mod
esty, distract from contentment and hap
piness-but it is useful and pleasant to
hear that s. HELLMAN has a large stock
of Dry Goods. Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries, &C.,
and sells them cheaper than Goods have
ever been sold before in independence.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-27

In the Cincinnati Jail there are now
fourteen prisoners charged with murder
in the first degree.
Hon. Robert Dale Owen is about pub
fishing a work on Spiritualism. II will
be entitled Footballs on the Broadway
Of Another World"
The clause in the Kansas Constitution
excepting the homestead from attachment
for debt was separately submitted to the
people, and was adopted by a large ma
jority.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-27
DIR. DUP0Nco's GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS,
FOR FEMALES,

FOR FEMALES,
~ Are infallible, tcautioned against us.
for removing Stoppa- = ing pills while in that
ges or Irregularities . condition, as the pro-
OF the Menses. Is prietor assumes no
The Pills are moth responsibility after
ing new, but have = the above admonition
been used by the Doc = although their mild
tor In his practice for = ness would prevent
many years, both in any injury to health !;
France and America, otherwise these pills
with unparalleled = are recommended
success In every case; Directions accom-
and he Is urged by : panying each box.
many thousand Ia Price ST..
dies who have used N. B.-Ask for DR.
them, TO make the = Duponco's Golden
Fills public, for the Pills. See signature
alienation of those on every box. You
suffering from any ir- then obtain a pill you
Irregularities whatever : may depend upon.
preventative to ladies = Ladies' by inclos-
whose health will not - ing one dollar by
permit an increase of mail to either of the
family. : agents below. can
Pregnant females. : have the Pills sent
or those supposing (confidentially to any
themselves so, are : part of the country.
Sold by
Bolles, Smith I Co., 1874 Lake-st., Chicago,
Agents for the Northwestern States, also dealer,
in Patent Medicines generally.
G.. B. PARSONS,..-..-.. Independence.
r. w. WRIGHT, ....-....
G. +. PUTNEY,.
l.. w. WHITNEY,.-..... Ouasoueton.
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Railroad Notice.

EORTY CENTS EACH WILL BE AL
IL lowed for TIES delivered on Stock Sub
scription. r. B. MASON,
Vice Pres. D.. d 7. r.. r. Co.
Oct. 18th, 1859. G30-3m
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JAMES NJ. MCKINLAY,
Atty and Sec'y of said Railroad Company.
October 5, 1859. (3O-4w
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AHEAD OF ALI
a I, Z x. II II Y N A n

No. I3T Main Street,
VTAs nov received ind opened his entire stock a.
i 4 and very desirsli- spring uEd summer Dry
Goods, which the paT.lcClar Gtrsn OF every os =
Invitsi. consists q, in part - falloEs:
superior Prints, al siys ana inakea a reduced
eases o. usv styles English chia's-', beautiful styles
eSss French chin,zes, CT tie latest designs
~ q BieEched MusEsr very superior goods At
an i'risrs.
$50 pi-ss nv STYLES De Laines and ChaIU,s which
. oIer greater hars tii's ihau ever before
pieces % and dsslTahls Dress slks, Paia aad
Pancy. "a li1ht and dark Coiors-
null assortment, all colors. Of Lupns all wool De
Lsiues, the very aestqaaty and cheap
VERY Bonhf 4u-s r. bIack lrrss Goods
e-Iicd .CAHISE CiOTd scpefb artlsl- fOEetier = IN
large stock YslncicnEes. De sr.eS, MoAr nEsrFs,
Dueas, SIX Fied Purels, etc, etc, too numerous 70
fucniiou
several Bonnsts, eolere and plain white the
latest Spring FASHIONS.
100 Grape Sauls, all eclors AMI prices In Wieh can
extraordinary bargains. viii salt superior qualify
White Grape shawl a; Oaly dollars
About 80 SeE Spring SaEs u lar mere desirable styles
IS pisc;s or NEW CARPETS. consisting Of BRUSSELS,
Tapestry ThTre-Py, Saperne, luCrau, Ray CARPETS, etc.
which call the particular attention q those
!ug Keeping, together With large stock 81 AuEs
Ma;tiHes, etc, grrs tly reduced prizes
Ia addition the foregoing, ernpete assortuseut 81
all Goods belonging Il DT Goo4 Trade Which are ieo
manifold to nertou to ali Of vtis cali sseia aud an
early Nsminatuu-
sa4- Country Merchants Vii iud 81 90 their a6-
call before purits here, A. "
being the market, had t= hvsI -sctluE, @ buvi1s
entirely Cash, procured Job L0ts IA r-fter qlnLtt-s
reduce prices than Couutr Ne chants
therefore, the advanced prices % AL Domestic
veil Foreign Frs Goods, will improve tits opportunity
convince themselves Of the above and favor Us with an
early call. AlEN- iEfMAN,
tro25 No i3I Main ST.
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SEl.a2. 8 D
BY THE UNION LINE.
TO TmE DAILY INTELLIas NCER.
oPFIcE CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.

NEw YoRK, March l2.-The Times Washing
ton dispatch says a highly interesting letter
from Com. Charles Stewart was to-day hli'ded
to President Buchanan, disclosing an item OF
secret history never before developed. Presi-
dent JeiIerson's gun boat Navy, which was
the subject of much Tldiculc, was ostensibiy
built for the protection of our sea coast. One
bundled and eighty Of these boats were sent
Southwark Commodore Stewart now makes
known the fact that these boats were built for
the special purpose Of taking possession of Cuba,
but before the plans of Mr.. Jefferson were per-
fected our relations with England became threat
ening and the project was postponed and never
afterwards revived tits believed that this pre-
cedent set by Pres't Jefferson in tlliOustering
will have some influence in directing the future
policy OF Mr.. Buchanan, should Mr. Preston
fail in his efforts To make purchase of Cuba.
The Rerdi,Fs Washington dispatch says dis
patches were received this morning at the State
Department by the Arabia, from London and
Paris and also from Minister Dodge, at Madrid.
Mr.. Preston, our new Minister to Spain, had
not vet reached Madrid, bat was shortly expect
ed The excitement OccaSoned by the PrcSi-
dents message regarding CuOa, had nearly sub
sided, and Mr.. Preston would experience no
difficulty in being received The. unsettled
condition of affairs throughout Europe had par
TALLY supplanted the Cuba question.
From Messrs Dallas aud Mason assurances
were received that the sentiments of Great
Britain and France towards the U. s, were
amcable and satisfactory.
Hon. George w. Jones has siguiticd his in
tention, aud will probably notify the President
to morrow, of his dcclensiOn OF the mission TO
Bogota.
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LOCAL M A-TTERS.

a-7ae Balm Man.-Prof Harrison ought
to feel highly grateful for the DISTINGUISHED no.
tice which the papers of this city have SO re,
peatedly taken of him and his Balm, his personal
collisions and his unfortunate contacts with the
law. It advcrtises him, and brings his Balm
into notice, and that is precisely what he wants.
We regard the Professor as good institution.
He has contributed something over hundred
dollars recently. principally in cash, to the rev
enue of this city, and has nothing to show for it.
This we think, on the part of an utter stranger,
who could have had no personal ends to sub.
serve, is deserving of some credit as showing a
benevolent instead of fraudulent disposition,
as some of the Professors acts would seem to
indicate. But we only intended to do the Pro-
fessOr the justice to say that he has succeeded
in extricating himself from his recent Sunfish
difficulty, and on Saturday was seen perambu
Iating the streets as if nothing had happened
1t was not his Balm that saved hun, as has been
asserted. He redeemed the bad note which he
ilnocently passed upon the citizen and paid the
constable for dragging him ont of his berth OH
the Woodsidg
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WAsn.vGToN, March I2.-Gen. Denver, pro-
poses to return to California by the next steam
err, and this action will enforce his resignation as
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
The Supreme Court. to day announced dis
cisions ia seventeen cases, but did not deliver
the opinions for want OF Time aud then adjourn
cd till December next, having cleared less than
half Of the calendar.
The trial OF the Hon. Dauiel z. Sckles, will
not probably take place till the week after next
The grand jury not being inclined to give his
case u precedence over others.
statement made up at the Treasury Dept
shows that the circulatoins OF the banks Trough
out the country in 1S56 was nearly S2l5,00O,-
900; do. do. do 1s57, $l55,000,OO0i do. do. do,
in 1855, over $lg3. 100000.
The remains of the late Post Master General
were sent to Tennessee this afternoon III charge
of Justice Catron, Senators Nicholson, John.
son and Col. Savage of that Stntc, the offer OF
Adams Express Company having been accepted
The Southern mail furnishes New Orleans pa
pers of Saturday.
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w-A wiz Goose Chase--An old lady by
the name of ,Bremegan, from COshOctOn county,
Ohio, took passage on the Liberty on Saturday
evening. with the intention of going to Pomerov,
Ohio, to satisfy herself in regard to vision
which appeared to her few nights since. She
s1id that she had a dream in which she distinct
~ saw her son fall from the stern of a boat ~
ing at PomerOy, on Sunday evening last, since
which time she has not been able to either eat,
drink or sieep The woman seemed sensible
enough upon other subjects, but is doubtless
weak minded and enthusiastic on the matter oil
dreams. This wild goose chase may do her some
good
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sR- Counterfeit Aoney.-The many recent
arrests of persons engaged in tho business OF
making and passing counterfeit money in the
shape of coin and bank notes, fully proves that
in and rround our cities for an area of hundreds
ofmiIes, there are quite number of persons
engaged in either manufacturing or dealing in
them, and that there are extensive ramifications
and designs in the business. Large quantities
ofthis stuff are sold to agents by the makers,
and these agents agree to pay them so much on
the dollar for what is passed.
The large amounts flooding the country now
sternly demand the most energetic action and
skill on the part of our magistrates and police.
We IRE told there are men engaged in this bust
ness who stand high at present, and'whcse dis
covery aud exposure would astound society.
Ifso, doubtless, some at least will be scented
out ere long, as their ultimate detection is al
most certain from the increased vigilance of our
officers
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NEw YoRk. March 22-The arrival of tine
brig Minatitlat, mt New Orleans furnishes adj
vices from rampico to the 2Gth ult. The PamPi-
co papers manifest considerable alarm a. to the
result Of MiramOns expedition, though they
consider Vera Cruz in most perfect state of
defence. More than 1000 men. says the Prisma
can be concentrated at Vera Cruz alta moments
notice. in case of an attack, without including
the commands of Generals Slave and Frejo or
the army Of Oajaca, numbering 1000 men nov
before Origlbo. All counted, the Liberals have
for the defence OF the city about 6,0OO available
troops. On the other hand, the Prisina does
not think that more than 1000 men can he
suared from the cities, which are now held only
n, the'point of tie Lnyonet II also expresses
the opini IN that Miratnnn will have TO depend
almost entirely upon the army with which he
set out from the capital. In the meantime the
war is being prosecuted with yigor all through
the Interior
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BY PIsIEGRAPH.

PHLIDELPHIA. March l2-Four quiet firm sales for
home use at $6GSGG6i for tupeTne s6T5a7 for extra
4TGI,5o for extra family, ard $Tz5so6 for fancy lots
Rs Flour steady tI5u Corn Mea in demand at 1913
for Psnna. Wheat scarce sales at 6 60 for red and
81 rs white Rye wanted 95 for Penna. Jersey Corn
NEW YORK, March 12-FIour Hsm; sales 10000 hbls.
Wheat has tendency; holders demanding an
advance OF 16s2c prices; the unnpOrtAnt.
quiet; ed noninally quoted 59c. PORK firm.
Lard duh. Whisky itll al 2S92Slf.
CIscIEHATI, March 2Four holders firm but
buyers holding OF superhnc may quoted s59O5 and
extra $dtOac s.. Whisky Arm; in good demand - e5e
Sales bbls. Ness Pork unchanged with fair de-
mand $17 so class brands held NJ flS Bn
con rm and In fair demand at T94 for shoulders at
Sides the mostly hels atgS RuE meats buoy
with good demand and prices are higher shoulders
sold 6H AMI sides at sas the latter rate for hayy;
packed MolaSsss In fair demand At 35d,
Sugar 6a{ST for low fair and prime. The money
market unchAn Exchange continues very
Mt 3S9% with ademAndln excess Of the supply.
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~ The SayfUh Erdgedy.--The Grand Jury
o. Monroe county has found true bill against
Geo. V. Foreman for the murder of Miss lisa.
phene Allen at Sunish. Owing to the excited
state Of public feeling and the general opinion
which seems to prevail that Foreman is the
guilty man, he has petitioned the court to trans.
Ter his hial to Belmont county, making an aft.
davit setting forth that he does not believe he
can get Justice done him in Monroe. Our inror.
mant thinks that it would be difficult matter
to find twelve men in the county who have not
made up their minds on the case and are thus
rendered incompetent jurymen. The petition
will probably be granted.
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w- OA FoLks Concerts at Washington Hall,
on Thursday and Friday evenings next, will be
the most attractive entertainments of the sea-
son. Their concerts are given in costumes of
our forefathers, from 100 to 200 years ago,
many of the company appearing in the original
dress of their ancestors. Others wearing exact
copies worn by Roger Williams John Hancock
and John Wesley; the Ladies are clad in dresses
the same style as worn by Martha Washington
and Mrs. Alex. Hamilton in their early years
While a considerable portion of the concerts are
devoted to the performance of Sacred Music, in
Guiding those "Old familiar airs" our fathers
loved so well to sing" the programme will be
found interspersed with Gems of Ancient,
Classic, and Patriotic Melodies including the
National Anthems of Hail Columbia God Save
the Queen, and Marseillaise Hymn. We hear
this troupe spoken of in all quarters in the
most fiuttering terms, and we are led to believe
it possesses musical talent of high order. 1t
is certainly a rare organization, aud viii draw
crowded houses here.
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y- The .Slreets-We observe that the men
employed by the street commissioner are remov.
ing the accumulated mud in many places and
cleaning up for spring. We notice along
Quincy and other streets, mountains OF dIFt
which have been scraped together and placed IN
rows like hay. cocks, but by any other name
they would not smell as sweet