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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-07-10

The earnings Of the d a. p X. r. as
we learn from the Dubuque Times. were
$40. 449 as, for the month of June.
This is l 300 more than the road has
earned in any previous month, and that
too, at season when railroads generally
look for dull times.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife, AMANDA MOODY,
w has left my bed and board without any
just cause or provocation therefor. l hereby
caution all persons against harboring or trusting
her on my account, as shall pay no debts Of
her contracting after this date.
RICHARD MOODY.
Quasqueton, June Oath, 1860. u5-4w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-07-10

A Breckenridge Club has been formed
in Muscatine, in this State.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-07-10

The Guardian Is the Official Paper
OF Buchanan County, and having
n much Larger Circulation than any
other Paper published therein, is
the most Valuable to resident or n on
resident property holders, and is also
the best m ed ium for Advertisers.
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Admin stratOr's Notice.

Admin is tratOr's Notice.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ on the 2lst day of June, A. D. 1860, the
undersigned were legally appointed Admins.
ceased, late of Buchanan county, Iowa. All per
sons having claims against said estate willplease
present them as the law directs. and those in
debted TO said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate settlement.
]. T. HATHAWAY,
CLARISSA MORGAN,
Administrators,
Independence, July 2, 1860. (I6-4w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-07-10

Senator Green, of Missouri, made a
speech to large Breckenridge and Lane
ratification meeting at st. Louis, on the
Sd, after which, on account of the Doug
las proclivites of the candidates for Gov :
ernor and Lieut.. Governor, new nomin-
atoms were made for those offices.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-07-10

The NEWARK JOURNAL staunch
Democratic paper HOSTS the names of
Breckenridge and Lane, for President
and Vice President of the United States.
We know Of but one paper in this State
that supports Douglas and Johns on
Camden, On. j., Journal
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORION & OLDER'S
SOUTHERN CIRCUS.

THIS UNEQUALED EUROPEAN Troupe,
i comprising all the Great Talent in the
Equestrian Profession, will exhibit their Splen-
did, Novel and Exciting Feats of Horsemanship
and Athletic Skill,
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FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS-,
WILLIAM VANDEVER.
Electoral Ticket.

Plrz HENRY WARREN, =. Des Moines County.
JosEPH A. CHAPLINE,- Dubuque.
lst Dist NJ l.. McPHERsoN,. Madison County.
ID =" CHARLES PoMERoY, Boone County.
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FOR PRESIDENT
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
OF ILLINOIS.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT
II N IB A l. III A Nj l. IN.
OF MAINE.
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The Baltimore Patriot offers a reward
of 800 to any individual who can sat-
isfactorily show which is the real. genu-
inc, unmistakable Democratic National
ticket. Who wants the money?
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-07-10

The cabinet shop of the New York
State prison at Sing Sing, was recently
burned. Loss to the contractor $780,
900.
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pERFEMERY- rs

tt' 1sABAtAs W.
WEBB s DICKSON have jast opened large a..
sortmsst d Hshison's PeriUmery and Toilet
sriices, comprising I01gnss. Dgube and single TOT.
Jet Wsef'; fisfii Wafer. Balm Psrafe Flower; Bay
Leaf Wstsfi Lusifi k1tta,is for the Hsn5keiehisf;
PnngipSn ErHafts. ffangipsni Cream; r ,iIei Pos
deff Pfssions Smiling salts. CafnsilOn Rouge; Cold
Cream; shsmpcJ LOTION, Hair Dye; csrmine ink; Mo.
eilsge; Diamond Cemsnli Philocomss; Beef Marrow.
Beats Oil Macasa OIL. Piostng soap. fsr bathing;
Bsrbef's soap. Efssise sosp, Ladies soap: shssinr
Creams. assorted; Olesphsne ibf shaving; Rose Tooth
Psre; Ebony Tooth Paste; Dental sosp, &C. &c.
February IL a.
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rpE NEcEs,IYY OF LABOR.

The notion is false that genius can secure
ifs aims without labor. All the great minds
who have left their marks npon the history
III Inc worlds progress, have paid for their
success and notoriety By the price oil unre-
hitting toll and labor. Napoleon Bonaparte
worked hard aud incessantly, and has been
Known to exhaust the energies OF several Sc
,retaries at one time. Charles XII, OF Swe-
den, frequently tired out oil his officers.
The Duke u Wellington was the hardest
working man in the Peninsula; his energies
never tagged. Milton, from his youth, APP
piled himself with such indetatigable appli-
Satisn to the study OF letters that it occa-
sioned weakness Of sight and ultimate blind.
ness. The labor OF Sir Wslter Scott is ev-
iaent in the number OF bis literary produce
tions, and il 10 apparent to every reader that
the immense masses Of general information
which abound throughout his multiiudinous
wnrks can only have been acquired BY dlnt
10 many years hard study Byron Was N
the habit Of reading even at his meals. ia.
Their made il a rule to translate a verse Of
The Bible every day. This suoa brought him
TO the completion of his labors. and IT was
matter Of astonishment to Europe, that IN
the multiplicity Of his other laburs, besides
travelling, he could find the time TO prepare
such surprising work.
Newton and Locke pursued their studies
with tireless efforts. and Pope sought retire
ment 50 that he might pursue his literary op.
CREATIONS without interruption and distraction.
Industry is essential to all; by forming the
habit OF doing something useful every day,
man increases his own amount Of happiness
aud enlarges that Of Others about him. Many
pnes, by sjudieious use Of the odd moments.
those little vacancies in every day life, which
occur to all, have rendered themselves famous
among their fellows. Nature is preserved
in lis proper working condition by constant
exertion, and man, 10 keep in healthtul con-
dition Of mind and body, must exert bis men,
tai and physical faculties; the constant EN-.
ployment Of the first will give the strength OF
character, 50 that il is capable OF thinking
on any subject at any time, and by active
bodily exertion be preserves his health, for.
tune, and worldly position. The Marquis
Of Spinola once asked Sir Horace We're 'of
shat his brnther died. He died, sir"
replied Sir Horace, :" Of having nothing to
do" Alas! sir" said Spinola. THAT is
enough to kill any general Of us all.
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BlackwOOd's Magazine and
British Reviews,

r Scotia CO., New York, continue 10 publish
La thef,loSins leading British Periodicals, siI:
1. The london Quarterly. (Conseryatise.)
,. The Edinburgh Review, (Whig.)
). The North British Review. Free Church J
1. The Westminster Review. (Liberal.)
5. Blackwcoi's Edinburgh Magazine, (royy J
These Periodicals ABLY repfesentthe thcee great POI
Elieal parties of Greai Bilaiawbis. Tory .sni Ra-
dica-bu politics forms only feature Of their cha
rscter. As org Of the profound writer's Sci
snee, Literature. M,rAl,y and Religion. they stand
lhey ever have STOOL unfsslle in the World Of letters
being considered indispensable TO the scholar and the
professional man, while othe n,ellige reader 81
~ class they furnish and satisfactory re-
coId Of the current literature Of the day
world. than b. possibly obtained from any other
source.
EARLY COPIES. The receipt Of Advance
sheets from the Briii.h publishers gives additional
value 10 these Reprints, inasmach they can now be
pla-ed IN the hands Of the Subscribers about
the original editions.
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CHURCH Music.

A recent Pastoral Letter Of the House OF
Bishops to the Episcopal Church of the Uni
States on the subject Of church music, has al
ready occasioned fashionable flutter among
the Episcopalisns Of New York city, and is
likely 10 produce more or less excitement
throughout the whole country. In the lar
ger clues, how ever, such as New York, Phi.
ladelphia. Cincinnati, &c., the letter is like.
IL to meet with the most serious cavil, be-
caase there only the evil exists At which the
letter is aimed. The House Of Bishops has
ordered il 10 be read aloud during the reli-
gious service 10 every Episcopal house Of
worship 10 the land, and last Sunday was Sc.
lected generally 81 the Recters IN New York
for observing the order. Hence the sensa-
tion-the disturbance Of religious harmony
among the attendants Of 81. Georges. Cav
airy, Grace, and all other churches OF the
Episcopal upper ten. The whole matter re-
solves itself simply into this Hitherto ii
has been the custom Of the Festry in each
one Of these splendid churches. to employ
professional signers 10 do the praise. and to
paw them liberal salaries. according 70 the
style in which the respective performers
could get Up TO re Duem and the Gloria
the congregations meanwhile remaining ST.
lent. as they must do per force. in eonse-
qBence Of their want Of acquaintance with
the highly scientific music selected. The
result Of this has been that with very many
church goers. the preacher has become Sc
rondsry e0asideration--the first inquiry a.
boat church being not has il an eloquent
rector. but v hat sort ola soprano does il give
usf The church. indeed, has become
Sunday opera, and the overlooking congre.
cation. 80 FAR from being any indication Of
grDsth 10 grace among the people Of New
York, are significant Of an increasing ap.
probation Of good muse. The fashion Of
Nes York 10 this regard he. spread itself 10
other large cities. aud nov the learned crit.
ieisms 81 the ChBrrhman and the Church
Journai gshich, dise.aiming pun, We NAV
call TIE High Church orgGlsl upon The Gre
gorian chant. are read with interest in all
parts VI ihs Episcopal communion.
The House Of Bishops think this all wrong
that i was never designed 10 convert the
church into i music hail--ihat "I.t the PEG.
pie praise thee, Oh Lord ~ does mt mean
Let ; soprano and a tenor, and basso.
and barrytDne praise thee"--ilat hymns
and psalms shoaid be strung 70 such tunes
a. everybody can join 10. a1d the paid per.
formers should BE dismissed. Ul course.
We have nothing 10 DO with The melndious
controversy, though We think the House 81
Bishops have the best ~ IL, and we only re-.
fer 10 i as part Of the history Of the times.
Etei1aze.
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THE cor r In TOE

NAV Eha IN pUhLnIlG. ECUhuMf!
I IL we'll known that Children and Youth usually
wear OUT theii u ,ot and Shoes al the toe In few
week-sonietimes ~ lew days. Buy them with
MitchcIps Patent Metallic Tips,
and you win 1ico. Thirds Of the expense Of sun.
plying your children with shoes
This invention enables to offer the public Boots
and shoes that
NEVER WEAR OUT AT THE TOES.
We have hundreds Of Testimonials from parents
who have bought them showing thai the average one
par of Shoes Nth The Tips will fo Children sgear az
long as THREE PAR WITHOUT, and for Misses,
Poys and Youths, they will wear at leas. Twice as
long, while
THE COST IS BUT A TRIFLE MORE.
This statement is made with entire confidence in its
strict TRUTH Is based on careful examination OF
the Facts, in the experience Of more that two Years.
which has proved that these Copper foed Shoes have on
an average worn at least three times long as the old
style. and as the cost Is but Tri more, tho impor-
lance Of this invention 10 all having little feet 10 pro-
teci will at once be seen.
This invention Il also important as profession a.
sanst the cutting OF the Prairie Grasses also for MI.
asys and Plantation use. and all occupations where
the toes Of the Boots snd Shoes are particularly liable
10 be cut or worn.
CHASE. MCKINNEY & MOORS,
Owners ofihe Patent
or For Sale by Dealers generally
Boston. February 10. Sg-3m
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Aagusls, Geo.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

~ VstVHtfts| HHEU uEtEbNI NbFEENstWtNs
By Henry stephens. FRS o. Edinhofsh. snd n, late
J. Y. Norton Professor 81 Scientific Agriculture IL
Yale College. New Haven. : vols. Royal Octave.
1000 page. and numerous tngnsags.
This T., eonfesseiiy. tho most complete w0tk on Ar.
fculiurs Published. snJ 10 order 20 give il wider
circulation. and publishers have resolved 10 reduce the
Iuse % Five DoIlfs for the Two volumss,s
When scot W nail (post PAID 20 CaLfnnia o. DE-
son The price w be 81. To every eihsf pari u ID.
Union. and 70 caniis pct pail. -. ~ hi. work
j. sor The old : Beak II The RsIm.
"reminiscences for sqy u ne shove pahlealians should
slssys 10 addressed po.i-pstl. 20 me Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT 4 co,
Ns.sf G9ij street. Nes Work.
DeremhFr a. a.
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TINS Goop On TrsE..--Ihere Is, 20 us,
more touching paihos, heart. thrilling ex.
preston. more feeling displayed, in some
81 the old psalm tunes thin in a whole batch
Of nodernBms. The strains 20 home, and
the /" fountain Of the great deep is broken
Up"--the great deep of unfatbomsbls feeling
that lies far. far below the surface Of the
wor!d.hardensd heart: and a. the untoward
yet unchecked tear Starts ID The eve, the
spiiensd spirits yield 70 their influence and
shake 81 the Load Of earthly care, rising.
PARTED md spiritBalized. into 4 pgrer AZ.
mosphere. Strange, ineIpieable sssocia.
tions brood over the mind. minyIins their
ehasie.mslody " tie musings II I stIiI W.
dsed. more cheerful character. How many
glad hearts ~ the oldsn time have reio,csd
n these songs ~ pfsise--how many sighed
cot tbelr complaints IN these piainiise notes
that steal ssdiy. YET sweeuy on the ear
hearts, that ms eoId il death, are liiI 10
rect. around that sacred tone. within whose
walls tlisy bad - uiteu spclipd rith emotion.
Big.kp5d
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More Cheap New Goods -- Salt at 81

More Cheap New Goods -- Salt at 81
per sack.
GOOD Cuba Sugar al 10 cents, good Hoop Skirts
~ also cents; also Summer Calico, Bleached Shirt
ings and Sheetings, Bed Ticks Black Caiicos Black
Tamerne, Kid Gloves, Wash.eaihei, l.isle and Silk
Gauntlets, Hair Nets, cambrick and Furniture Dim
i,y, Marseiles Quilts Curtain Damask, heavy House.
wife Linen, Coiiees, Sugars, genuine Kings Mountain
Iron, Bacon, Philadelphia Shoes, Ladies' Congress
heeled CATERS, lack and White Kid slippers, Bootees,
SC. &C., and many other goods just received, and
more coming.
JAMES WEBB.
June 5. IS
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n 2 4 M 8.
cLuRRING.

discount 81 twenty .6se per rent. from The sbosr
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copies Of any enc OF more 81 The above works Thus
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FlRESlDE.
A Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,
Published In Augusta. GtQfgia.
DIR. d. LEE. Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editof.

DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editof.
TyHIs is The title Of Weekly paper, devoted to Ag-
riculture, Literature and All, which am publish
ing in Augusta, Georgia. II will be in quaro form OF
eight pages folio sizeeach issue 10 contain forty CO.
iumns Of matter. II will be In general style similar TO-
and in size somewhat larger than the New York Led
ger, II will be Published on good book paper,and will
be in mechanical execution in the hes, style Of typo.
graphical art III utility II will be oil tina, the best az
rcutura science and practical knowledge OF the South
can furnish A weekly visitor 10 the homes Of South
ON planters and farmers il will be more useful and
acceptable to hem than any monthly Journal OF equal
merit.
NY ain Is 10 establish paper that will be vhcle
IL information that will be useful to Southern planters
aud farmers, and a repository OF Southern thought,
agnston and taste, In the realms OF Literature and
Art, and to obtain for il such extent Of patronage
and success as will Justify the most liberal compensa-
tion to all It's contributors Able and experienced ed-
tors are engaged aud steps in progress to secure
contributions from the most pleasing southern writer's
Of both sexes Much latent talent will be brought TO
light, and furnish agreeable surprises TO southern
people.
"Full many gem Of pulesi raw sereae."
will fash before the sdming eyes and cause gene
rous glow in Southern genius.
The Agricultural Editor will be DR.. Daniel Ice, the
dsng uished Professor Of Agriculture in the University
OF eorgia-editor for many years past Of The Southern
Cuiliyator and leading contributor 10 many North
ein agricultural journals u the highest reputation.
The Literary Editor will he Nj. w. w. Mann. Of
this city, an accomplished ritter Of fine taste and scho
larry attainment, who, having retired Iron the active
duties Of the legal Profession, spent many yess IN Eu.
rope and was for several years the Paris coesronden,
Of the National lniellgencer and Soothern Literary
Messenger.
Terms--Cash In advance. 81 year.
Bills current in the Stale IRON which they sent
received at par.
JAMES GARDNER.
Augusta, Geo. as
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fsliman. proud u his grammar, B.k.
sls 'n'n NE drawing room Hr. Fuoie snd
bis isedasallsrs. With this introduction /.
Il Fug's sd The to Misses Feet
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,

LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,
For Sale at the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Eahy Sir Weeks. Red Specified Valentine,
Brown ditto. Red French, Large Lima o. Better.
Carolina, Scarlet Runners. Royal Dwarf
BEET-Exira Early Turnip, Early Blood. Long Red.
silesisn OF White Sugar, Swiss CharJ.
BR0COLI-Pufple Cape.
CABBAGE-EariyY York, French Or Heart, Early SUI
gar Loaf. Eatly Dsiietsea. Early Drnmhesd. Drum
headsasoy, Large Late DrSmhead. Late Flsi Dutch
Green Glszed, Red Dutch. fos pickeius.
cARR0f-l.ons Orange, Early Horn. Large Field
CAULIgLOwER.
CELERY-while Solid silver Giant, Red solid.
CORN-ESersreen Sugar.
CUcUMBER-Esrly Frame, Long G'een, GheIkin.
EGG PLANT -Lafgs Purple, Eariy Purple.
ENOiyE-Gfeen curled.
LErfUCE-Esrly cufled. Brown Dutch, Roy.l TAB.
bsse. Dfuinhesd, White Cos.
MELLONs--Nuimeg. citron. Mountain sprout.
hUsfARD-Whfis, Brown.
NAsrERTlUN.
ORRA.
ONION silver skin - White. fsrre Yrfios.
PARsLEY-Caried o. Double, PLAIN Or single.
PARsAIP- Sugar.
PEAS .andretb's Esirs Esrls Early Frame. Roysl
Dwarf Nanosiai. Epfly May. Bi,hop, Early.
PEPPER-Large Sweet. Boil Nosr.
PUMPkiN--Cemmon Firld.
RADlsH - Ling Scaies short TOP. Wife T1rnip
RooteJ Red rnrnip Rooted. Long s,iitoa.
RHUBARB. % Pie Plsut
Satisfy. ~ Oyster Plant.
sPiNAgH-R0Ind Sasns.
sQUAsIi-Estiy Bu.h. Long Green.
TOMATO Large Red.
TuRNiP--Elfiy FIT liuteh. JTop. Iarr. Norfolk.
Laigs elsie. bals's iiybfiI. Ruis Blgs ofswseai,h.
February 10. %
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Prospectus
IL ILLSB0R0UGH RECORDER
psrsrns 70
Politics, iiritullar', Miscellany cfnual mvs, l,.
PUBLISHED nv DENNIS HEARrT.

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ly Paper. devoted I, Pelliits. Aereyhuis. Nsssny,
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and ~ this paue ulsT here 10 make ths Hssssder
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purely sgrieaiulal character. In suf MsesIlsnseas
department We shall continue 70 w. % W. slvsys hsts
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dshey oct enly 70 amu-e boz 10 improve ihs mind snd
hsar. while ws shall ~ ihshlfuI 10 rsesi,s veil.
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