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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-18
Col. Wayre3's speech.

Eg- The joint discussion which was
announced TO take place at the Court
House on Wednesday last between Hon.
t1rz HENRY WARREN and Hon. LINCOLN
CLARK did not come off for the very good
reason that Mr.. CLARK was not present.
Whether our Democratic friends expect
ed this would be the case, we know not,
but 1t Is very certain that they made no
effort 10 secure an audience of their par
tizans. The CipHian, to be sure, con.
tanned the notice Of the discussion, but
that notice was put up in very small
type, and but lily calculated to attract
any attention. Besides, the Democracy
appointed pole raising on the very
hour Of the discussion. That may have
been decided upon after the knowledge
chat Mr.. CLARK would not be present
was obtained, but Whenever decided up.
on, it looks very much as il il was astu-
dious effort to prevent an attendance Of
Democrats upon the meeting.
The Court House was pretty we'll eli
ed at the hour appointed, with an au-
dienee almost exclusively Republican.
Mr.. WARREN was introduced by Mr..
Cook. President of the County Club
and was cordially greeted, He is IN ca.
sy fluent. eloquent speaker. and nolwi.b.
s.andin. he was considerably indisposed
made one Of the most satisfactory spsec5.
Is lha. 10 have listened TO dgrfno lhe
campaign. lie showed .lq. lie Demo
cratic party Is n party or rg4u3 h ths
. Clay aud POLK contests !. cA.qle8 tba
tic country with The ory Of ..PoLK
! DALLAS and Che Ts.iFof 't2' n, sso..
er had they cot into power tban he Tar.
IF Of IL was vipel ONT and ,as ,rs,iff Of
As substituted. PIe2cr W.. er..,a5 on
the basis Of Tie C,.,orgm;.a. Of -, ~
more slavery ao;ta,ia, Rat pTrsc,, bo1
ba. Ii..le more thqo lakap is .agf h.f,rs
Ihe whole euas.ia, was oraaal M ..~aia
bv lie Democratic n,r.y ana a,i..1;,,
rev iisrcsr than eya, III. c,o,.or..p,,
cnAgAg. Barcrlxarpae ana F.,a X,
.aso oa.a tham tla yf,t,rv !, I95e H.,
All profession. rlyoriac irae1om II Ka,
sas were swallowed as soon q BuoHAs.x
vas installed INFO p5wer, And nov .bo
old game IS 70 be reneatad relsr tbo
s9acioQs preteoce ec Porprar s,varairn.
~, which has already been soue,eIel
ont, BY the Sat oftbe Supreme Court. Col.
WARES traced Tie progress Of he sls.
very question. He showed fhat slavery
was treated by the fathers as q disease
whose spread was carlujly guard.J
against. lie showed the graspino ayar.
icious character OF the Slave power rs
ezemPliliei in theacquisiiion 81 territory
IL showed how FloriIa, Texas, Utah
and Now Mexico had been acquiel 70
strengthen that power He showed that
the early important question Of the coun.
Try vas the raising Of revenue. Then
the South was agricultural, and was for a
tariH' JoHN c. CALHOUN pressed through
Congress The first tariff bill. But when,
under that protection, yankees sent to
manufacturing, and tie South to raising
her STABLES of cotton and tnba.n,, fn,. r,r
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-18
j. B. WARD
To Persons out Of Empl oymen,.

4 GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE ERIE
n SEWING MACHINE We will give
Commission, O. wages at SO per month, and
expenses paid This is n new Mdthine, and
so SIMPLE IN its construction that child of 10
years c4n learn 70 operate il by hall an hours
instruction. IL is equal to any Family Saving
Aaehine IN use. and the price lie but Fifteen
Dollars
Persons wishing an Agency will address
j. N, BOYLAN,
Secretary Eric Swing Machine Company,
25-6 MILAN, Ohio
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-09-18

'Ghe tSunrJian is the GfsiciaI Paper
OF Buchanan County, aRJ having
"a IsaIC!a EarEcr Circulation than aiiy
ntaser Paper published therein, IS
t5Sc ul0As NJIutab Bile 10 resident or NOM
resident property holders, asld Is also
the best medium for Advertisers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-17
He'll Meeting.

Pursuant to call, meeting of the Bell
Club of Evansville was held at q Young
Amerca" Engine House on Saturday, the
18th inst, at which Lewis Howes, ESQ, was
Chairman. and Y. P. Carson, Secretary
The object OF the meeting was stated By the
chairman TO be to consider the propriety OF
forming an alliance with the Douglas aud
Breckenridge wings of the Democratic par
ty, for the purpose OF defeating Abraham
Lincoln at the approaching November cleo
ton.
And thereupon the folio .,ing resolutions
were presented by James F.. Blythe, Esq,
and unanimously adopted
Rssoiped. That in the opinion OF this
meeting it is inexpedient and improper for
the members of the Constitutional Union
Party of Indiana TO form an alliance with
either or both of the branches of the Demo-
cratic party, because such an alliance would
necessarily involve departure from the
avowed principles OF our party, one OF which
is, always to pursue the right, although sue
cess may not be the result of our lahors.
ResoEssd, That at the approaching
Presidential election, we, as Union men,
will stand by our colors, and whether sue
eessfnl or not, will vote tor John Bell and
( Edward Everett
/ Prior TO the passage Of the resolutions,
! enthusiastic speeches were made by James
| F. Blythe Esq, VIM. E. Holingsworth,
| Chas. YieIe, Thos. BoIuss, VIM. Kersteman,
! James T.. Pittmnn. Emanuel Hull. aud
others
| The meeting then adjourned with three
| deafening cheers for Bell and Everett
/ On motion the city papers were requested
! TO copy the above proceedings
I LEWIS HoWEg. Chairman.
I F. p. CARSON, Seq.
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Presidential Electoral Ticket.

Electors for the State at Large
WILL CUMBACK, OF Decatur.
JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
District Electors.
let Oistrict-Cyrus NJ. Allen, of Knox.
2d District-JOhn w. Ray, of Clarke.
Sd District Morton c. Hunter, of Monroe.
4th District-john II. Farquhar, of Franklin.
5th District-Nelson Trusler, of Hayette.
eth District Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock
7th District-John Hanna, of Putnam.
srh Distriet-Samuel A. HUFF, of Tippecanos
9th District-James n. Tyner, of Miami.
10th District-Isaac Jenkinson, Of Allen.
iIth District-Dsvid o. Daily, Of Huntington.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
q TBREOSC0PKC MUSEUM OF
T. 7 ~ H q III FL - =
AT THE
CRESCENT CITY HALL,

October l6, II, Is, 10, and 20, 1860.
Exhibition for Schools and antilles Satui Il y
afternoon, Oct. 2Oti, st o'clock.
Ministers aud Teachers admitted free.
Admission - cents; Children u cents. -
small bills.
AVOR OVERS IN QUEST = NEE
u over the body of John Human, OF Lanaut,
whose body found at Kappler's uotel. ub
Water street, Evansville. Pigeon Township, NaO-
derhurgh County, the I4th day Of Uetob ~ 1850.
The verdict OF the Jury was thut hs came 90 his
death by eougestlve chill that at the tinIe OF s
death he WIS about urty-fonr years Of age; that
be was about ave feet iDrhes In hight /;
that when be died be drsssrd il yellow dam
del unGer-srt and white cotton oYcr-Shirt, and
had on his person, 50 far have been able to
ascertain, what is above described. he having been
found addressed in his led room
octlG-3Wd JOHN WAYMAE, c. V. O.
D.S TING, COTTO.N- X.z JEWS, sc.
-AD 100 bales Maysville No. |, 30 bags assorted
Cotton Yarns Also full supply Of Cotton Irvine,
Candle Wick Cotton Rope, and Carpet Chain for
sale by (oeiiol GEO. FoSTEk co.
Kp II 81 S.-3OO EDS. I-& .E.N'g1 4
-AR busbei Quincy Bags, f.Oo9 extra bush S-slU
less Bags. Also fUil supply of uetbp Sathtus
and FLAX Sewing f~jnes rsais by
ocTl6 GRO. FOSTER q co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

mon RRsT~T4 a LARGE BRICK
n HOUSES. on Tiret street. between hestnut
aud Walnut, containing ten rooms sarh. Tie
out buildings in good condition. lhqmre "
Mrs. JONES, on Vine street betweeu Second and
Thrill ec.i1-tWd
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THRRE or five grains Of alnm dissolved in
half pint Of water. and applied TO the
eyes whenever they are weak or iu6amed, Is
said to be very beneficial
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MILIER q NIEHAU
No. "a Main at, bet. First and seeooa.

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
1sry6sFs Og.N-G EFEss8 Is .gUsT
III opening a part Of tiieir splendid stock fSz "a
a. arriyedl Of STAPLE Dry Goods and Faasy wares fef
The Fall and Winter soas0u, ard tenter A friendly
invitation 20 their lady customers and the rest VI
mnpkird 70 give thenl "a call, and examine tDz
Ihemseives All their go0du reConLnaud tdeInssl7st
by prime quality, and perfect freshness, and vii
be ssl1 al small gTS6t tor Ssh. ss2iS
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II -sDEEs' sROBs.-EAdGss roAo toAns
III good Calf Kid ana Goat Boots, either single
or double sole, can hfsve heir wants supplied AT
READ & BURROWS,
sept. y, 80 - Main st.
EA cor .1E.sTs, D0OE .a.gTs.-;3 dos.
-AIS Ass. sizes German Cocoa Door mats, , doz.
ASS. sizes Jute Door mate, for sale by
sept. 81 COOK LANGLEY.
HT HIS BEG0.aR II = II TTEEE ~
- fact that COOK LANGLEY sell the best
Teas in the City. tsept. 20
KJOR TIE BEST fJRUsHED, P9 w.
IL dered, Granulated, Clarified and Loaf sugar,
keep the very best, and sell the most for the money
sept q,
E1OR TRE BEST .zssORT.HE.H-T
and cheapest prices, al! go BY general consent
to the (sept 20 EUREKA BAZAAR
DEED s. BURROH''B STOCK OF
ma Hats, consisting Of every style, shape and
COLOR is open to the trade and at very low figures,
at Is Main street. sep 27-ltd
ERaA LBS. ERESN PE.aTNBR s.
sGHAPKEi & BIrssING's,
sept26 No. - Main street.
&IH-g Eg'Zs !-SH.s H.E > !-sH.7 ny &
hO An endless variety Of Fall and Winter shawls.
''0 sGHAPKERA BUssING's.
sept26 No 20 Main strret.
n -STEST STYLE
ILL Prince Of Wales Hats,
10 do Cap.
Opera Hate,
do Caps,
Frruch Felt Hats,
Fancy and Riding Cap.
Fancy Gents Hats,
Young Gents Caps.
Boys Hats,
do Caps
Iafnnt Dress Hats.
10 do Caps.
Svery kind and style OF Hats.
a, y a Fl & s ~ sffsi
octG 80 Main 81.
HARESS H.gTs FOB FIJI .S.N,1
! NJ Winter ready. The latest styles, either
silk Cashmere. Send in your orders to
+ VAUTGER & MARC0NNIER,
( oct8 80 Main at.
! n The only real Ventilated Hats sde, at
VAUTIER s 8IARCONNGER,
/ oct6 80 Main
( MKs.NBURG s. ~: n. CHEZ SETS
! IAM boxes for sale by 3. F. GILBERT CO.,
! octG No Sycamore st.
! IWvE4S.-75 HELF CHESTS .F.N.D
/ IL Boxes. Gunpower, Young Hyson, Imperial
! 'I oct6 D'A'' - 80 Sc. GILBERT co.
! NSPFRKTs TBR - T1 NE .g.N.D
. ~ Linseed OIL Il hhls. in fine order, for sale
. low by J. Z. GILBERT co.
! EBE.ARL ST.S Il On 10 FOXES FOR
/ u sale Tow, in lots to suit purchasers, by
/ oet6 $. L. GILBERT 90.
/ eV0TTD.4' L.4TTEo9-G.-3OO A.4AEs
! v for sale - the TT e n Factory prices, by
oct6 5. +. GILBERT & Co,
Agents OF s'Cypress MILF
! gARBSsED = I'VE REOORK.N'6S.
Mills, and cor sale b, JOHN E. 6L0YRR,
. oc45-dfs X eorner Seventh and Main ste
/ 40 TO MILLER 3 .H1EH.GUS'S
w for good aud all size shakers sept2l
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
II A NNIB AL II A NJ LIN

GESs@ g LOVE NY COUNTRY MORE THAN
LOVE- MY PARTY. '-HdRni6dl Hqmlin.
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CITY IH { " &
INSURANCE COMPLY
HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash CAPITAL 4 SURPLUS 5327.54o

<gIEFEkEs .4-%K1 FEE-E8.-GT IS =
4, settled fact thar Har.svs Chlorine Agus Ah!
ar ia tho best medicine kH wn for etloctlng sure
ard narnnaneDt care of ever and Ague or ChNh
and Fever 1t prevents Ague Cake and all tia il-'
tlet follow the liss ~ QuRine. Tor sala Is
'@' y \. THOMPSON.
t At tie City Drng Sto.e
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Ague and Fever
Oh
CHILLS AND FEW E r
SPEEDILY CURED
BY
SMITH'S
TOeVoKG . VIZ UP.


1wyHE .sTF&.N~TKOJR- OF DEALERS
IL in Drugs and Medicines, and persons ahlict-
ed with the Chills and Fever Ague and Fever,
is respectfully invited 10 this celebrated medicine,
which has justly obtained a high reputation
throughout the country, and for many years has
maintained its superiority over all other remedies
AZ n safe, certain, speedy and permanent for
Chills and Fever or ASue and Fever.
1t does not produce headache, gfddineSs, buZEing
ii the ears, any of the unpleasant effects which
SO frequently attend the of Quinine or other
remedies, but may be given in all and under
all circumstances whatever, to females, infants,
most delicate constitutions without the least APP
prehensoE 81 any injurious or unpleasant
effects.
This MEDICINE has become = staple remedy, and
for years has been extensively used throughout the
States VI Kentucky Tennessee, Alabama, Mssis-
=ippi, Louisiana, TeXas, Arkansas, Missouri, II.
tiuOis Iowa, NiscousiA, Ohio, InjianH. Nebraska,
Pe1nsy lvana, Michigan, and California, and more
lately in Kansas Territory, and has permanently
cured 900 800 OF in all its varied forms and
conditions, many OF which we're If from one Il,
fh years standing, and ta resisted all the usual
remedies known Int She country, and in ease did
IL fei make perfect and permanent cure where
tlI- direc lions properly follow ed. Such il its
invariabe that it hts gained the confidence,
favor, aud patronage ri large number OF respectA-
hle practitioners OF medicine throughout the
Try, no prescritv and administer il Ia preference
- ,Iuinins and other remedes
III. Proprietor has in his possession "a large num-
certificates and 81 her testimonials from per
sous who have used dis medicine, well from
physicians, drug gifts, AUuheCHTies. and other deal
in medicine, sttastinS it, superior virtues n
curative in Chis and Fever Ague and Fever,
and he could obtain many Thousand more, enough
fill M "A large volume, but lac does not drem it
necessary, it is already extensively and vOrAbly
known 10 the l'ubiic generally.
For sAie by city aud country Druggists aud
Apothecaries throughout the West, Sorth-weat
aud Southwest.
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~ q n X r > n CHS WITH -4JT'ES
q without feathers, at
Octl2 COOK i LANGLEY'S
avg ND * ~ - H~K.V-Ks % ~ s-gSR,
~ Glazs, Nail+, Almond, ilIerts, Brazil Nuts,
English Walnuts, Figs, RAisns. Currauts, Prunes,
Rock Candy, Dried Beef, Oysters, Ssrdines, Alum,
EPSON Salts, sulphur, Roll birthstone, COpperas,
Madder, Extract of Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tar
tar Soda, Bedcords Backing Batting Gloves, Ce-
ment, Cigars Of all kinds, Nutmegs, Lemon Syrup,
Ginger, Glass Jars, Lanterns and Fla9ks, Mustard,
Matches, Pepper Sauce spanish Moss, Stone Pipes,
Powder, Safety Fuse, Tobacco of all kinds, Fancy
Soaps Starch Vinegar, Cordage, Letter, Cap, Note,
and Wrapping Paper, Envelopes, Teas, Csmphor,
Saltpeter, Sc, &c.
supply of the above kept constantly on baud,
and for sale at the lowest prices by
:. n. GILBERT 4 CO,
octII No. Sycamore street.
RoE ~ BR.AZ EZ .N'UTS.-5 BBES
o new crop, just received by
OctlI 5. L. GILBERT 4 co.
A8O TECB.-.HR. AMOS mo 61.5.N
. is my only Agent and Attorney for the State
O. Indiana and City Of Evansville.
JAMES HEWITT.
Evansville, Oct lIth-lmd@ ..-
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NEediCal Card-
CURTIS n. BILL, NJ, D.,
Late Physician in n. Y. Hospital
e~ york

Ezs- All orders left at bis rooms at the Hotel
oibee ~ill receive imnlediste attention
40 CHARGg FOB CoNsULTATION.
ES-Onicc and B.-sideuce (ror the prescott, sher-
wood House.
In rendering bis services to the cit Of EvAus-
willie, Dr. B. d, ii Pertinent TO say that after
years OF active practice IN New York city, thus
becoming Thoroughly CouversbDt with every phase
OF disease, aud having seen service in the largest
aud best conducted Hospital in America, he Is con-
ddeut of being able, through the application Of
true medical science, and ministration Of the
most approved means, TO satisfy all reasonable de-
nantls upon his professional skill.
DR.. B., as a guarante tee of his standing aud abil-
ity, is proud TO refer to the following wel-kDown
gentlemen Valentine Mott, NJ. D., L. L. D., Prof.
D., University Prof, N. Y. City; Willard Parker,
NJ. D., Prof. Surgery, Coll. Physicians and Sur
geons; Prof. W. II, Van Buren,, Surgeon to n T. Hos
pital; Prof 1. r. Metcat, Physician TO Bellevue
Hospital; c. Wistar IL. D., 4 L. Townsend, NJ.
D., and DIR. Goddard, of Philadelphia; Daniel
Meeker, M. D., Lsporte, Ind o. H. Smith, NJ. D.
s ST. aagi: n Mcdowell d. D { B. 6otfaiwd
N AIDES A.4TS.-K We h.z We JUST
FL received another lot of Florentine, Coburg
Leghoru, Straw, Rutland, and Cloth Hats, fOr
u isses and Ladies'. Call soon, at
SCHAPKER d BUSSINGS,
Oct12 No. AZ Main street.
DOOTs IND RORS.-RERD 3
GB Burrows stock of Boots and Shoes is again
large and complete, made so by heavy recruits.
Their stock is inferior to none ever brought to this
part Of the State and they are Offering them at
very reduced prices to cash and prompt paying
TT Ade, at iootl2) No. Is MAIN STREET.
$1,000 LES HR.aT'K' CLEAR SIDES.
~ 200 lbs Cincinnati Bologna Sausage, just
ceived at (oct12) COOK & LANGLEY's.
EGO Us EKE II PX.W g GOODS nv
&& great abundance at
oct12 COOK LANGLEY'3.
AV YER II H.1RERTK' OF WOOD
FL and Willow Ware at
oct12 COOK & LAEGLEY'S.
ET SHxyNcRS FOE .aLL, RTCH .4.N.D
A Poor. SulLTan's Stove Polish, the best
made, for sale by COOK LANGLEY
octl2
THJR.s !-TER.s - R.s TsOUJNrG9 ~ r.
n Teas. from aOc TO 81, at
oct12 COOK & LANGLEY'S.
HU.N.P o HeDER!-E Nv p o 1.ESER !!
w mot Dupont's) but the best Gunpowder Teas
In the City, To he had at
octl2 COOK & LANGLEY'S.
LYT 95 CTS PER- BUSH. GOOD
eLE Sweet Potatoes can be had for, at
Uct12 COOK & LASGLEY'S.
eSXO.UR p E.UF REyNrSg Il FL ~" III ORB
40 left At (ocrl2) COOK LANGLEY'S.
T0RyS' BROO:Ms.-75 DOZEN" FOR
u sale low By K. GILBERT CO.,
septl No. Sycamore street.
NHH.9yN~TRD.-I,O 900 BUSA WHITE
w Beans wanted at the highest market price
for which cash will b. paid. Prime article
COOK & LANGLEY,
-
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WILSON, Pc TER, d CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO WILSON i sTARBRD),
bolesalo Agents, Louisville. Ky.
JOHN J. SMITH, Proprietor.
HR II 70 HE.4' 90 BOXES BRsF
ELI quality, lust received and for sale by
OctG $. Z. GILBERT & CO,
M ~ 4 - 90 DRUMS JUST RE
II ceived per rAiload, and for sale by
oct s. Z. GILBERT i co.
100000 CK0.F ~ S-.Skk QUILL
- itiee, from Common to Genuine Fine Havana,
Tor sale Low by ). +. GILBERT q 20.
oct
SEvOB.4CG O-IOO BOXES.KsS.G0 [.aES--
~ dies, Pounds, =, ihs, lbs, IS, Twist, Pancatr.
rte from LEI t Ire per n, in store aud to arrive
>sir bS 4. T.. GILBERT & co,
tct6 No. 1 sycamore st.
EE0oTs = SHOEs. 6Te1fiemSm eaR
nv frf -oIo. eX4uisit-l5 'si,e Mems Caif. Con
gfgss Ses,5is, fsgera.t fanS.s rHd fa!norai b'.1s
at EEAb.t 1t RRnW'S,
s.k =, Sd IL II ain II
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Who'll Take the Premium +?
FALL TRADE----1 8 6 o.
RIca'p J. GOMEZ WA. wogHAN.
CORNER g. NORMAN,
FMAHGLES.RLE BR.@LERH A.,

w Boots and Shoes, No. 90 Pearl street, te-
tween Vine and Race streets, Cincinnati Ohio.
Keep a large stock OF custom ana Eastern work
which is offered to the trade at lowest prices
PM
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RnRRE.N.RD sVGARs-

M a Stuart's Crushed, at he per IL,
do Powdered, 'rarrG"ted pure, at l3c per To,
do Gra1ulnted, at &c per H.,
DO Clarified, at lZ12c per h.
These the best quality of any in the
City. aud offe red at lower prices, at
octl2 COOK & LANGLEY'S.
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HEBARTH RROO.ns,

4E do busters,
Hhisk BroOms, common to extra.
Brussel Busters in great variety,
Feather do all sizes,
Backing Brushes, with and without handles
Scrub Brushes all kinds, to be he'd at
oetI2 COOK d. LANGLEY'S.
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To tho Republican Committee Of KeokUk, Iowa,
Mesgrs. J. N. RAEKIN, VIM. 8. MCGAyIc, j. B.
HOW'LL, GEo W. McCRARY, and JOHN N. NoBLE:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-09
SANDFORD'S
Family Cathartic Pills.
COMPOUNDED FROM

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, AMI put up in
Glass Gases, Air Tight, and mN
Keep in any Climate.
x The Family Cathartic Pill is u gentle
V9 put active Cathartic which the proprietor
- has used in his practice more than twenty
AZ years,
The Consistently increasing demand from
~ those who have long used the Pills, and
tho satisfaction which all express in regard
TO their use, has induced me TO place them
q within reach Of all,
- The profession well know that different
- Cathartics act on different portions Of the
~ bowels,
q The Family Cathartic Pill has, with
= due reference to this well established fact,
=: been compounded from n variety of the
Purcst Vegetable Extracts, which act
" alike on every part OF the alimentary ca
u nal, and are good and safe in all cases
" here u Cathartic is such as De-
engagements of the Stomach, Sleepiness, Pains
in tho Back and Loins, Costiveness, Pain and
Soreness over the whole body, from sudden
cold, which frequently, If neglected, end in p
long course Of Fever, loss of Appetite, a Crccss
ing Sensation ofCold over tho body, Restlen-
mesa, Headache, or Weight in the Head, oil Ira
aammatory Diseases, Worms in Children o.
Adults, Rheumatism. a great Purifier Of tho
Blood, aud many diseases 70 which flesh is heir;
too numerous 10 mention in this advertisement
DOSE, | TO 3.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The Liver lnvigorator and Family Cathar-
tic Pills are rctailcd by Druggists generally,
and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns. s. T. W. SANFORD, NJ. d.,
Manufacturer & Proprietor,
march22. 935, Broadway, n. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-09

TRADE OF VIRGINIA.-The number of
vessels with cargos clearing at the riv-
or ports of Virginia for Northern cities,
during themonths of April, May, and
June, 1860, was 1900, as follows: From
Hampton Roads 566; York River, 100;
Rappahanock, SO; Alexandria, 307.-
These were all selling vessels. During
the same time there have been l03 trips
made by steamers from Norfolk to
Philadelphia, New York, and Boston.
The export ofoysters to Northern cit
les alone amounted to $50 cargos du-
ring the months of April and May, ex.
cecding both in amount and vslus any
other item of exports to the North
made in the same time.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-09

living on Elk River, in Franklin and Lincoln
Counties, known as the II. +. Robertson Farm,
containing 1901 acres. upon n credit of one, two
and three years, 1000 dollars to be paid il
cash by the purchaser of the Land, House and
Lot The bfddings for the land-tha- part on
the South side of the river-to be started at 8
dollars per acre the part on the other side OF
the river to he started at $3.50 per acre. The
land VIII be divided into four lots, surveyed,
and maps exhibited on day of sale.
The land is very fertile, well adapted to the
cultivation Of cotton. corn, small grain, &c,
ard in the best stack raising portion Of the
co %ntry--is we'll w,tcrcd and finely timbnred
iunen.3-9 GO II. r. ESTILL, g. q NJ.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-09
UNION-SONG AND CHORUS.
by GEORGE p. MORRIS.

UNlON-SONG AND CHORUS.
ny GEORGE P. MORRIS.
This the word beyond all others,
Makes US love our country most,
Makes is feel that We arc brothers,
And a h~eart-united host.
With hosanna let our banner
From the house tops be unfurled,
While the nation holds her station,
With the mightiest Of the world!
CHORUS.
Take your harps from silent willows,
8 ,Uul the chorus ofthe free;
"S. ates are all distinct as pillows,
Union one. .as is the sea
From the lands ofgroves that bore us
He's q traitor who woulI swerve!
By the flag now waving DER Us
We the compact will preserve!
Those who gained it and sustained
Were INTO each othes true,
And the fable well is able
10 instr uct US what to do
CHORUS.
Take your harps from silent willows,
Shout the chorus OF the tree!
Estates are all distinct as pillows
Union one-as is the seal