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Shipping SntslIigt,ts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, September &c.


mdse to j. A. Shriver. wv O ~
Steamship Locust Point French from Nau york-m dse
to Samuel 4. Pearce ' ' WV ~
Bark Muskingum, Ames from, yib.r, C,ba 18th inst &
gaay 70 he capessugar and molasses JOS c. Yates
oMeu up py AJAX Left ship j. s. Harris, Lewis Or
valparaiso. to sail about 23d
PARK una Dean, from Norfolk-to Morre ana Kan
usll; Iqwed up by steamtug Jas Murray -. ~ -.
schr Hero Terry, from Philadelphia mdse. to J. W.
Brown Son
CLEARED.
Steamer Richard willing Caypoole, PHILADELPHIA A.
Shrver
G. w. s. Hall 4 Co ,.., a.
Brig Muscovado, BrJ Thurston, DemararaWm H. Pc.
Brig Union State, Foxwell, Wilmington, N. C-Wm. An
plegarth & Son. up
schr. Arkansas, Mills, RicEmond-Wiam Appegarth &,
Son. -
sehr. William Ruark, Ruark, Richmond-w. Applegarth
& Son. " 'FFA0a
schr snsquehanna Creighton, Alexandria-wm. Apple
Sehr Thomas Pattson, Seward, Alexandria Apple
Sons. - JUS 0ei ~
Schr Helen, Phillips, Tappahannock-P Malcolm & Co,
Malcom Co. ~
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CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE


Schr, Martha, Haskell, St Johns, ~ f., 9th inst
Schr Medium, Eisenhauer, Halifax, 10th inst
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eli OFFICE OF MONUMENTA
T 1ss451ss1sszs@ STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Companys boats having been put in complete rnnin
ordeT are now prepared to every Dissertation Of
and harbor towing at the shortest notice Vi i'N@fa
The Company's Boats follows.
Stedmef II6kESS, Captain Luke LEAGUE
IT, Steamer LloNESS, Captain A. H. Leae1e
C9naRd's are experienced masters, and every guar
ttee gwen Tor the safety of vessels in their haEs Td
s vi aoMasf WIZ ee made reasonable For further inor
h"'oh Apply 70 the captains on board, the agent
ialStf " n d. !, B ~ ~ ,4o.
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sz4-slI~ BALTIMORE AND PHILADET-
aa.1szsszaPHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

VIA CANAL,
For the transportation of Merchandise Produca poo1o
Horses, Carriages Furniture and Goods of ali Sor
Philadelphia and Baltimore - " '''' - "etN cen
FOR PllIl.ADELPEIA-One of the Companv,s cta,
noatS leaves No Light street wharf daily at 9cort nv
pie time for the New York Trains ~ oi'iis' III aiP
FROM LADELPHIA-Ieayrs daiI,, at a,.,-.,-
No - South wharyes '''' CO" " cioch'
GOODS forwarded Immediately with carefree of all CHARGE
lof COMMISSION , j. ALEX, SERIVER, Agent -
No; Light street wharf Bsltimora
oD1e. =, A GROVES, Jr., Agent,
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FOHN HERZOG,
" DEALER
FQREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE
N f. corner Of Park and Lexington SITS,
BALTIMORE,
be?ps on nand and manufactures general assortment
Builders Cabinet Housekeeping and Fancy Hardware Sill
yer Plated Ware, Cutlery, Hollow Ware Locks Brushes
TOOLS Saws Files Scales, German Saws Locks Iron Bed
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SOUTHERN PORTS.

ton sc6rs september 24-Crd brig s. Emily Bos
der oProgdence Louisa, Tucker Philadeipba On
Idi oLh; September 2tArr. schr G. f. Stone West
T HIlfeTs;I---Cnd schr Pearl, New York S' "'S'
Bo MttmNlNGfoN' September 22.-Crd schr N Berry
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DISASTERS
vessel reported ashore south Cape Henry is the bark
York ~ ~ onUhs' ier Iel. TO new
Schr Ada Frances Babson hence Charleston before
reported ashore in the Rappahannock River GOT on aftr
neing lghtned Of 4O0 bus grain The cargo unniured
ne schooner leaks at the stern post lost lib besides
P Farr before reported lowed by the seamtug
ship-all bound up. ' ~ "o'o' d large
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Inc advantages offered by the Bay Line or the Ral
ene racket Company for forwarding goods for the
iy G ar routes r5 Besides the above places
points on the b R. R., Black Water River Wiiminptan
weldon X T. Raleigh CASTOR R. r. GAINESVILLE Va
hoad the N u Central r. R., and for the Sou generally
are such as are afforded by other lines and the induce
eIs should not be overlooked. For further information
apply al the Baltimore Steam Packet Company's wharf
Union dock, foot of Concord street H' "i"ii'
N; \; FALLS, Pres't Bay Line Steamers
so SAML. NJ. WILSON, Pres't s. r. r ca
ST 3m VIM S. ASHE. Pres't W & W r r O.
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NOTICE To MARINERS.
Commission Tltrtbants.

HARTMAN BACHE,
Major Topog'l Engineers,
Engineers Oefoo E+b14 Tt. Br. Majo
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4 AUTlON TO THE PUBLIC-In consequence
OF the recent discovery and seizure at Havre by the
PTsnch authores of large quantity of INITIATED Ia.
BELS OF Messrs Meet Chandon, Epernay previous to
r Shipment to this city, with evident intent to de-
ee we consider 1t our duty to caution the public against
to buy their Champagne Wines of this brand ony fron
reliable and respectable houses ~ ' Ai'n
we have reason believe that the Imitation ~ +baa
es IS gong on to large extent, but the fictitious article
cah De easily distinguished from the genuine qualities
iaostf ,,u. NJ. p TlERNAN & SON,
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l a4.slE- 1n FoIiTh -


HICKORY
$500. JOS. THOMAS Il son.
lelI-u corner Park andC CLAW etraa+e
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o NEW YORK September 2i.Ar. ship s Greenman, N
pLieans pa KS Liberty Marsees; H. H. CASTOR Barbadoes
PIN Pgo Post Cepfuegos schr E. Cornell, Cape Hatteras;
Cpd steamships Jas Adger Charleston. Florida savor
a an orig Union Haifx schrs Y Price Gaudaope E
NEW YORK, September 25-Arr shin IIeno Rraoan
parks Irueman Cadiz Venus Curacao; brigs Sea Iark
Jamaica; Bermuda Costa Rca: Anna of UamburG 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
MEDICA1..


~ IN WO0xO,
0SOo0ss Olne0ooe - Cooaaoaan D>-
Tor PsvJev, Ai6aos, Obvtstasv sn6 1A~
oeos Al0Au'o Osn1o915 G0eG6e, - r nn~nGSS
psrsedtus I'll other O1stmenss and ilofOSC
II - ~ ~ following dtseeooo:
sfson wounds, gals u oil hinAo. opgoina hvua.sa
crecs.i heels, riagboue, WiDdgalls, poas q n eonS
spsveas, svseosy. 0st1a, ttteasoe, sSro1oe le-~~s
and cracks. foundesed net, sessteAss as1 aressa
0ao0s. and hen dislenpes,
1uu POWDER wSl remove oil inlaupasioa -
fever, purity the blsoa, Loosen The shn, eeeaeoSne
wesss, and stseogshsu every paSs Of NJ 49,; -
has proved eovsreign remedy for ~ 1aIev0n.
0loeasss:
Di-temp>Y, hide bound loss Of srpsties. ,>v>,r
strains, yellow watef, h0aDmation ID he syeu ~.
tigue from hari exe'eist also rheumAsixn. ssnerp.
" called s'i6 complaint, Which proves 70 snaa .
oany vsuahee hctse- IN ehss ccsnsry. u = aleo :
safe aud certain remedy for Coughs AMI Ocane
which generate 70 many dleesses.
Origtnal Proprieecs.
Grand Depot, ~ gouth water II ID basemeas q
The Rchmsna House. Chicaeo, Illinois, 80 aell =
nea'ly every town In 81 the Western Dtates.
All whCsrsale DruGgists sell the medicine q sos
regular Wholesale prcss.
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE,
1LoAH'o IHsTAHT kKLIEv 70 truly Great nene1y.
HAlf % cent bottle Of Sioan's instant Bei,ef gvsn
IN pint ~ warm wstev. seldom sas u cure Hoyss
OF Common Collie 10 few minutes IN extreme case
repeat the does In dsteen minutes
Inr Bruises, Str sins, 0lrains. and many other n.
tsflss % ecsess Catte. and other aninals, oloaa
Instant Relief speedily effect cure, Many perseoo
have bern astoshod 10 witness Ne Sapbf cars q.
feceed. ny the use 81 this wo0deyfal nsdieina
faugI-hAVAm
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from the grave-snd their work Of mercy u - Aaa
completed. Try thsm. they arr warranted.
HB1RICK 4 BDO.
Practical CHI mists, Albany, y. Y.
Sold ct wholesale and retail By oil Druggisso =
Oovenpogt, and - Dealers everywhere
,. 2. \. h. 4 L. n. PAL0n1, fSavelltng Agto.
aug4Q AAX1dpa gelYY
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For Rent.

A Farm OF 100 acres for rent, within = miles
IA Of Fulton, all broke and fenced, with a couve-
nient New House the came. For particulars,
. inquire Of the undersigned.
I. w. WOODWARD,
lao No. / Nickolls' Block
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That GREAT REuEDY
80 LONG SOUGHT,
70 UTD 1T Il .AST!

THIS remedy. claimed BY the medical prosessssa
i and the multiplied thousands who have used n
aud tested ~ Do~dsshI cvseetse properties. % b
the greatest discovery In medical scles o, and ma
lures own remedy Is the suit Of years Of toll end
study by Of Ohios savorito ph1 siCisns n order
produce soaething that would meet the wishes oe
:ule.ins hsnsnhy, and thousande from ths Prince
" polsce a0d humbN cottage can te0tify - the
mediate relief found BY ~ FOR vast o. space
we only odsr lev Of the many evjdsacss - ~ -.
vOr.
Nosi~s. III. Feb. 10 u.
NnO0RS NHNN 4 co. Cents: We dad
your Ague Bslsom superior 70 any remedy IN or
market for the permanent cure u all msArious dis
eases. We chez fully recommend II - worthy thss
great name II has whersf veT sold and = ed
Very truly yours, RICHARDS h rHOnAB.
TO the sufferers Of chills, and fever and ague,
etesrfoly submit the following: HavinG observed
closely the eject Of DR.. Aanns Age Baissm b :his
vicini for the pas three years, en- well pleased
With It's remedial VIRTUES antidSls 10 nalaria.
have frequently used Il IN my practice and vith
entire satisfsstlon. 1roo nv insimsie hnovledss
OF this compound, I yecomm' nd IL - safe, promDe
and efBcienS.
0allon, Ohio, April LIST, 1853
Bayfton. Ind.. lfsy TIA, IaBs
nESsRS MANN CO.-Oesfs: Having
sold your AGne Balssm for the pest three ysass -
scores Of persons In this vicinity. and coosly ok01
wing its effects. We do not hesitate In saying ~ -.
leve u the best remedy ever sold In 1pdisna. ed
fail.
Truly Yosss, PHILLIAAN KDARNs,
DrSssisis.
Loeoasport, nd. Sept. 1afA, lsaS.
Dr. MANN:-Plesse send me one half gFcss more
Of your Asue Dalsam imnedisieiy II 10 In great
De mand ard may b truly led the 81 Ing ~ Ysves
and Agus. J. Ly1LD,
Physician md D. ngolal.
g. Lowfs, MoScA 1T 1855.
MRE0R0 MANN 4 o. Snes: - have
sold : 10, &c smo,nt 81 your Aeus bslssm ~ pese
three peers, sDd ind thst where INTRODUCED and sold
Il hao equal In the history u sgue renedles, and
q ON I'll parts u the West ~ cas- The Sane cheer
isg eWs-it never fails n eure IT. petient-and 10
looked upon In this country the best medicine fee
chiils fever and sgue ever In osp Dsyhst.
o. WOOD co.
8. K. MANN / CO, Proprietor. Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by al
good Druggists.
nrA1-AhvAm
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GROCERIES.

/OA21SA "A1e
muFFah for Pixies Peak {!
A IL vho Intend going b Plies Pssk mi 1usins
"A had better oo1e 10 The
"Assclteye Store"
70 get their ectis. All kids Of Groceries and Pro-
visions ~ there b found 10 absndsnee, ior cash
APresh Letsf Ceeds Jest Received.
New Orleans Sugar. - psund. fos one Polar,
n Prime, NY Crushei,
Louisians C.ayi6ed. Rsvdeved
kelchel's Clarified,
N0LAssEs AMI sYRUPs.
Beicher's Golden Syrup. nclsssss (new crop)
Pine APPLE syrup Aelsssss.
cOpFEEs.
Prime Mo, Fresh Roasted,
Old Gov Java, Gov Java and Rio.
TEAS.
Imperial. Oolong,
Y@Dg Hyson.
1LouR.
Johnto ms Buckwheat DO.
FISH.
Picked Herring mo ~ Goldfish,
4sskerel, No white Ysh.
SALT.
G A Salt, Salt by the barrel.
SOAP.
White o Soap, CASTLE Soap,
Brown do Transparent Soap.
OIL.
Whale (for burning) Elephant.
PRUIr.
oultans Rsisns Dust recd) Zan,e Currants,
Valencia do Citron
b do Prunes,
Dried Apples (new) Dried Peaches (new.)
BURNING FLUID, varranted 10 burn and no
smcke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE Of ali kinds.
FAlRHAVEN OYSTEn ., ALWAYS fresh.
All articles sold are warranted to be a. good o
can be found Is the city.
All Goods to . reasonable amount, DELIVERED
YRER OF CHAEOE, within tho city limits.
JsnS-dAwtf q. N. SHIPMAN.
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For Sale.
10O PRlT Of sround on Brady, between 18th and
lOV 18th streets, on good terms.
ALSO,
AT feet ON Brady, by $50, low for cash.
Also,
slots on Brady, 1s0 feet BY $50. This can be sold
on long time:
. lots on B-ady between sth and 10th streets, on
long time and very cheap,
e9O,0OO worth Of real estate 10 cell cheap all in
proved lots In the best part OF the cts goods and
groceries, cash and balance ON long time.
Also,
go 900 worth Of goods to exchange for unim-
proved lands In * Oft and Auseatins counties.
ALSO,
4 beautiful new frsmc hnuse with two OF
highly ornsmented land, commandments finest view
In the vicinity Of the city, on good terms.
JAZZ SADs. GALLOWAY 4 SANDERS.
For Sale.
A BEAUTIFUL, we'll hnished Brick Dwelling,
"A Rooms, Cellar, Kitchen and atabls. A por.
tton OF the purchase mOney down, balance on long
time; or part In unimprOved land In Scott county
would BE- taken 1t fair price.
ALSO:
Several Frame Buildings, we'll nnshed and we'll
ohandise.
Several tracts Of fine land In various parts Of the
County, to sell reasonable forms, aud long time.
Apply TO
dec2S EADS. GALLAWAY : SANDERS.
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Take them and Liyel
USED THROUGHOUT THE wolLp.
Herriek's Sugar Coated Pin
Kia Strengthening lFlastsr.:ll

ONE bog Of nsrrick's D..
gsr Coated Life Rlils, cost.
ing only Is cents, win Lea
. family Elk months, ave
twenty-five dollars In phv.
0ician's bills ,lfteen or tvonp
~ more In loss tine, ard no1
unfrequently, the III q
some 0ember Of the family.
tho value u which eAnnSS
Be estimated In dollars and
cents.
Herrick's Kid StssnssAea-
ing Plasters cure n I've
hOurs. pains and weakness
In the breast, side and boek.
Aheumatic complaints In ~
equally short spsce Of tine.
Spread on . beautiful lamb
sAtn, their use subjects ~
wearer 70 NO incunvenienne
and each one vii wear fru0
one week 10 three mootho.
Pills, family boxee, - -.
Piasters, On IN, 16N ets.
Thee havo hoen -
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BOOTS AND SHOES /!
wAe'.-~': . Retail
THE EMPIRE S7OREl

TINE EMPIRE 0TOREl
BRADY STREET. DAVENPORT.
II NAVE now In store large and we'll selectsd
i stock OF Boots and skoes, 70 which ! invite
the attention Of I'll In want o. articles In my line
OBnfrv n0dSvs wishing 70 rcplenish their stock
Wtl and II TO their advantage e call on me before
pusehastng elsewhere.
W0Vk ~ continue 70 hold ont trduccments In he
vay Of pstMs stook and avjtAA ssovk, mot squslsd
ohls side Of Nov York.
Al kinds o. Ladies' voyk Manufactured a usus,
vJv17y w. 0ARRU1T
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For sale.

For sale.
An Acres beautiful land for sale, Is acres Of
AfV which Is improved, good double los house. nne
water, miles from Camden, on Monmouth road, III.
Terms easy.
ALSO,
Two beautiful tarms, 100 acres each. 80 acres In
and out-houses good running and veil water each
miles west Of the city, . good road and near
the railroad 2n acres Of good ros and timber land
will 10 with these farms n desired. The farms
adjoining, timber land and coal miles ca. rare
chance ts here offered and will doubtless 60 soen Of
the easy terms on which they can be sold.
ALSO,
House and lot on Second street, Grants saw mill
LIT, 200 by 60 feet Good two story frame house,
me stone basement. Terms easy.
ApplytO
Ja28 DADS GALLOWAY 3 SANDERS.
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SALOONS.

1858 John Akin 1888
ID BeTAURANT, corner second ard Main streets.
~ Oonfectioneries, viands, &c, furnished IN the
most elegant style.
Wedding Cake, Plsin Cake, Fresh and Piekled
0ystsss, together with all luxuTiss Of the season.
II 4 I HI = r a -.
4 Billiasd Saloon. nost elegantly lifted %, en-.
aaining three table,. Hntrsnos On Main stves6,
vsA0D<t JO00 A44tU
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-27

Ice.
GS- There never was better oppor-
tunity afforded our citizens than the pres
sent, to secure an abundant supply of
this article, SO necessary for our refresh
ment and comfort during the sultgness
of summer The ice is now very thick,
and in many places on the river il may
be procured perfectly pure and trans
parent. We hope some of our citizens
will see to it that sufficient is procured to
make the article plenty and cheap during
the coming summer.
Pertinent to this subject is paragraph
which we find in one of our exchanges,
relative to new, cheap and very easy
method of preserving this article. If
the statement can be depended upon,
there is no reason why every family
should be without summers supply OF
this healthful, refreshing and useful ar
tcle.
j. w. TnoRP, of Hillsborough Bridge,
one of the inventive men Of the day,
kept ice out of doors, and had plenty to
spare last September. He threw down
four foot wood upon a space eight feet
square, sufficient to keep the ice from
the ground. The spaces between the
sticks were filled with sawdust or tam
The ice was then packed snugly, in pyr-
imidal form, to the height of eight or
ten feet. TO make the mass more com
pact, in order to keep the air from it, a
few pals of water were thrown over it.
The mass then covered with sawdust.
Some are inclined to think ice will
keep in this way better than any other.
The evaporation from the outside carries
off the heat, and the mass keeps cooler
than it would if shut up in a tight house
There appears to be philosophy in the
method at any rate.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-27
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA is compose,

BAhERS PAIN PANACEA is composed
entirely of healing gums and vegetable oils and
herbs. 1t is perfectly safe for the most delicate
to use. can most sincerely say that l have
never known any, however delicate. to be in
ured by it in the least. | will continue TO ask
the afflicted, who have not used it, to try it for
the following diseases if they are not fully
satisfied with its healing properties, the money
will be cheerfully refunded by the agent " here
the mecicine is for sale
If you have burn, keep the parts covered
with cotton wet with Pain Panacea This will,
in few minutes, draw out the fire, and cure
the pain, and at once prepare the parts to heal.
If you are suffering from Neuralgia or Rheu-
matte pains, apply the Pain Panaeea freely, and
take a dose of it internally morning. noon and
night, it will not only cure the pain, but will
remove the cause of the disease.
If you have pain in the stomach or bowels
try dose of Pain Pan acea internally, battle
ex ternally over the parts affected, and you will
at once restore the proper action and relieve the
pain.
For sale in Independence at all the Drug
Stores; in Quasqueton by f. W. Whitney.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-27
THE AIM OF THE PERIODICAL WILL BE

THE AIM OF THE PERIODICAL WILL BE
TJNRST: In Literature. to leave no province
H. impoverished, 50 that, while each NUN
Der will contain articles of an abstract and per
manent value, il will also be found that the
healthy appetite of the mind for entertainment
in its various forms of Narrative, Wit and HUI
NOR, will not 20 uneared for. The publishers
wish to say, also. that while native writers will
receive the most solid encouragement, and will
bc mainly relied on to fill the pages of the Ar
LANTic, they will not hesitate To draw from the
foreign ,vurev, at thcir command, as occasion
may require, relying rather on the competency
of an author to treat a particular subject, than
on any other claim whatever In this way they
hope to make their periodical welcome WHEREBY
er the English language is spoken or read.
SECOND: In the term ART il is intended To
include the whole domain of aesthetics, and they
hope gradually to make this critical department
true and fearless representative of Art, in all
its various branches, without any regard to
prejudice, whether personal or national, or to
private considerations of what kind soeyer.
Tmgp In Politics, the ATLANTIC will be the
organ of no party or clique but will honestly en-
,ieayor to be the exponent of what its conduc-
tors believe to be the American Idea. 1t will
deal frankly with persons and with parties, en-
deayoring always 10 keep in view that inorl
element which transcends all persons and par
ties, and which alone makes the basis of "a true
and lasting national prosperity. 1t will not
rank itself with any set of antics, but with that
TO, of men which is in favor of Freedom, Ma
tional Progress, and Honor, whether public o.
private.
TERMS Three Dollars year, or Twenty five
Cents number, and may be obtained of Book
sellers, Periodical Agents, or of the Publishers,
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON d CO.,
HnstoY Mass
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-27
CARD.

\ report has been started and industriously
business and was about removing from the
State. beg thus publicly to inform my friends
and the people of Buchanan county generally,
that have no present intention of doing either
the one or the other am still engaged in the
practice Of medicine, and while gratefully ac-
knowledging the patronage that has heretofore
been extended to me, would say, that | still
hope, by strict attention to the duties of my
profession, to merit Its continuance. When not
professionally engaged, may be found either
at my residence, or at my office, back Of JAMl-
SONS Law Office, Main street, Independence.
W. o. SMITH, NJ. D.
independence, Jan. 26, 1859 As
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-27
Temperance Lecture.

GE- We were not present, but we
learn that the Lecture upon Temperance,
delivered by Rev. WM. Ii. PooR, at the
Court House, on Tuesday evening last,
was very largely attended, and the DIS
course most excellent one. There
certainly is need of a reiormatorv move
ment, in this vicinity, in this connection,
for our town has been, for the last few
months, infested with lot Of low dog
geries, which have led. as is usual, to u
great deal of drunkenness, fighting and
disorlerly conduct, much to the disgrace
# the village. 4 week ago, man was
badly cut by being struck over the eye
with q flint glass tumbler, in drunken
squabble. and on Friday night last an
other fight occurred, in which a couple
Of young men were badly beaten with a
club III the hands Of the proprietor of
one Of these rum-holes. A complaint was
made in the latter case, and on the trial an
unruly witness was fined for contempt of
Court, and refusing TO pay it, was order
ed to be taken to Jail. Being something of
a giant, and having decided antipathy to
the quarters assigned him, good deal
Of difficulty was experienced in enforc-
ing the mittimus. He threw the officers
around like so many children, and abso-
lutely refused TO so in the direction of
tho Jail. lie finally concluded 10 pay
the fine, and was released. 4 good re-
sult has, however, accrued from these
difficulties, inasmuch as il has been the
means of closing up several ofthe liquor
mills, the proprietors voluntarily relin-
gushing the business.