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, 1860-03-23
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Cock: ss.-surer!er Coa;: IT thleaxs. !u1e Tenn.
l-+. william u Js.kins 1sns'st M"frrH. IT, AAene
Mrrs lost r lue~. Artg y T. Saerrnan Ja u. kc7.
nry, JAG bt.er ii r. Ntn~r. n"!u..t ri. tenof
fnhn u. &liL rcef iH. nH su.ey +. To I. E1ehc1
" lkes H. i eEaL1i> " Mixer. .
Ahl!a.!. Ut liz eef lso5 s,@r James =
nsey +. n"t. kzek (! nix aud ffans Mtet.
xht the defend ab,rr .E. having oeen h!sSi u
lie u, Of tue Clerk raid tst0r s,,'t VI Chttl.
Sticr Is hereby In the 7A: ds:c taat*
l4st abays nae'i ira 1he art h'tl hl+ hls Of
ae.wen y1als ssas ut ssrAst ~ Au' 'tas auI;
icfedAtA .rtuns the asst Monday Vi AaIch. lsv'.
- Is b. Inv fs1l,n-i.
SAID ahall p~r-s'. ally tt ap-ar orr <i <u-t,"s
Court Chicago of Co touh. oa The a'.s aay Of Tho
The ast Nn1d4y Of Juae lt. aud P'. an:wt5, Of d..
uurto Et cmpta I'LL NJ curHt. thf rs,e and
The and lhanss therein carx-d sn stated will "
carfess*1 and dsEen entered a.asuAs you Ae-
". KIM NSALI, Clerk.
Gorn~,s. LAaIEp & Geop~1s. comp.ss Sou. !tors.
kF%1
, 1860-03-23
NTASTEH'S S:ALE.-statc Of lIIi-

4s1 nos. Cook eountv ~ superior ioaEt nfc fchtcoko.
la thancesy. kM! u. -hrIIey ": jams NeGTaw.
e.st eres entered To afH,ye cae en ht wthty INT
day Of febyxsv D. W. l. IE. scott. - M2assf tn
hAncsfy OF tail Court will. sas t~eni, day of
march, A. y ,seo ~ o:sk - tns 'g*nson u, =" .nst
II The SvIti t4r cai Hcors In tho ely Of ch,
e-xo, eald county Of took the 4e.cnbt ~
t>tate, In tho .y ct Chlcass eouhy # Cnx anl
st1ts Of l.nui. iowll: Let humles stx t6} q bock
number twenty-five a. u Eu oei Sectoa AI4ltoa 10
Ch,cAxo. lHA StUrr, Muster ID IN cry It t:t
eu.tEGr Enust nt thicaxc
, 1860-03-23
WHEREAS, JOHN WOOD

w RI T. h e "A ., JOAN "OOD-
a. e9f s ks g. 4 go =. .s :sas III as ss h. h.
LIVER cers.lu trust dses ht4 Itn tAe DAY aad
III ss it, Il Ghs" s cos sny no vsha
sa,s s. Iof mrs We h,sS 8,
isr Tic tenemeni her md ap7u'soaneesto the
=: t, nf9n,1 n ;ss I sog: a
Co,k county in ok cne M h,nd 1s4 ayyins @ e =
I'd , Sa &c &c " - made e1eeas I'D Ssiss:. ~ =
au1<id to secure .he raymsnt aeea"x t. .hs, ten9f
ade ' ezeeu,ed IT'D a1l Sy tis oao,.d.e
M .1a % II sf
symtns Of he su1n = Sne ,a"sasd o:s u ~ ~ feer
ayas. NJ .nnnsy On 's lss ~ asy n ssns = f.
Banf ID tne city d New YORK; aEt dc'au hasnE bsen
e. n TIC u I IL
Ing ta rhs tenhof aud enttt ~ .ohs q ax no
~ hs soMsr s M :se 10
ds sia abv dee1.ssi p.op ~, nd ~ *hs
IT, nj . nd s;.a. ~. 70 tht cae 2
the hlkoet bidder ,ot s. u te norm Sf TO-: % ot eh
g. 5odss 1s*o. = 81 Ia az eloek "a - I'd d.y I'D
sa 1 .sss ss I'D ss.x<s H.
"a y,stas :, Is s 81, ie to.
ssasr z III 'ajI Ta.s -
co Calzzz.. i JAxEsas. Aays. lA;ibxs-ad
III. mis- Of the shove esrbei rren!see s1lournet to
maSh5nt Ii FAIL CuIsNELG+ Trustee
EXECUTORS SALE.-The exec
~ uto1s Of the Estate ef j. E.tes IN os. fsr ..,e .t
Ppble Auction Month duor 0! the Cout uouse y
tne ett Of Chicx the Iah day Of May next the lo
loving lots and description Of properly being paso1 aao
*sA@'e' IoTs IN THE CITY OF CHICAGO.
Sub Lot Of LotsA Block !! School see axlsot-
IA3xa 4 . @ Sx;oo z.
~ u Qrfe1 town, c1x 81 n.
mn "a luz ~ It.
A~ 4 II SchJ Sec. flUxs.J IT.
s.w.x- toG1pfs Il ss1i91 &.
Lot L. block 4 School SEC subject to redemption Tor
lois IN PERU, ILL.
Lots snt & In hoeE TO- lThs T.. T. X / Isalsoaa aas
| 'as II; LAND Il = Il .<issEaAe;, co-. ILL.,
r. Of ~ II Sec. -, Town ~ Kau*e ~ asTrs:
| iASDS IN TOWN i COUNTY uF FOrlAWA. MICH.
ali ii section i To.a K4ase Ie..-.......sso Ages.
S.fet = : !. Is iss'.:..isS :..:...::: .isS
p<ilsr Ha.pe u aot .oa 2Eetton.ay b. RI;
rste s,,e b+ul In cleveland. ~ tS3$. Length IL s~1eo
| feFt; Mtz.u1nent ~ 81; TOM.
TsRN3Une h>lf eaah; tEAanoe IN ene aao s"o 1eafss
wifn interest apd With s4tttiactory feetE,ty.
| "'eA s. LIND scis j. 5. SLATER.
s.,sns..,d Executors.
, 1860-03-23

coEplet= a:oek OF
GROCERIES,,
o''4fs'''' Al 49, teataa II Ieuads:
50 hhdz Muscavado sug1rt
las do Porto Rico do
20 do New Orleans do
400 bbls Chicago Refined Sugars
$50 do New Eork do do
IS bags Old Governm1 5sv. uofss,
las do I.asuir2 oo6eos
$50 do zio DO
IS do 1IochS do
400 bbls New Orleans 11olassss,
100 do Ccbz do
rs IS % % aassrHou.e sy11r.
100 do Goldou do
IS do Portland do
400 klf chests Groom and Black Tea
$50 BIZ Saw yo1ss " bite Urasive Soap
100 do Jease oakley's do do
$50 do 4 1Fa1n Soap.
100 do Etar Candles,
- do 6toriue do ~.
- do Eould o
$50 bb1s smokins Tobacco,
l2o do Chewing do
AIS butt1 do do
$50 fancy caddies do
40 II Imported Cigars,
50 Jars Maeaboy Snch,
a15 boxes oxweEo 3tafchs
IS do gp:ce, Is boxes Gloves,
IS caxoS a Nutmo6x,
- tcs Primo 2ico, 200 mts 0&asaA
rs bxxFriuae Goddsh,
ITS hf bhIs a A1White Fish
1879 boxes Sealed Eoxri1g,
l76 do al do -
19A bags Driod Apples,
|. a5 bbls Lao*c Cncraotss
1919 to7cs Layer 1.aixi1s.
576 do NJ. e. do
So hfb1x do do
SEQ coils Manila and Jnto Eors,
ATS raams Wrapping Paper,
975 bales do Twjne,
Us b51x Ture Cider V}0sS1rs
$50 do Dairy Salt,
| $50 boxes Pipes
! rn1 sa,a1rlm y. D, GILMAN co.
| 1ss:T 1a3S01A Tatef 6t5sa&
, 1860-03-23

F4,RI?S.rNE.S cAIF w1.-.

I'RUSFHE'S SALE.-Whcreas.
f. stas .a s j. HI .y
undersigned. Iussr. Led ot Isa:t. as.,nx IL fae e
pFem.sss *r;u fer nens to ps} ~n Of
le,4t eSea aatr s.t III or H. a tSe ne,5s
aud Fy U0.ar- pay a*!e ye.r s!tsr tials u,xy-o
say msa VII al tsa r
Utcs Of Coo& CouLsy. Lin. H. tA NJ. lis OF D.. d..
NJ o. ..l III .ote snJ ...s ~ s4 e I'd g u
,ls.t I'D afp eaton rs b ~ 3D. to aeoy y sxh
Vow the. fc, pube noi<e she::by tisen that in pur
o. tic p3tr and sty In vested hy viue
e. e ,a ,La , 4 pse 4su tas y stnea
TO n rsh .io"r M .he t'ou!t Htuv u tr iy of eaxo,
10 the b: hes: t41:r cth soo~ In As clb pets
of of p9ssss a.! *r:I.: y, IL II .st ia;f
n.t 40 II .a~cii.s r~n Ils ta.s It ~ '.t.cl
peat a .al ,e:s III IL us %
hsas ;a ~ ana .Suy Of r+.,. tlon e he M aan M
c,,,,-o v,us,~, ,..n Ii. u. HURT, y,e.,.e,
MASTERS S.ALE.-State Of / H.
49, re!s coun'y of csux, S.$->urcs cs OF to~t Of Chi
o;,ef Fasr Su1 a'nJ q u ,sh ga1ssy lazy.
I1sr L1tctas u:msstd. - :aal Aka. Lu.- Fs.iarap
H. stS:H, i:x aI.f @eI,o Fl iI L. j 4 il 't "A
:, .Gle' ex.ap Milwaukee, IaI:,ai Con;aay.sSEM
Ra"ae "tee !. Ely s..sa thu, ia .ur,uuc, q, Dr.
c.eta ofue te,el l., y - W. SAa~. h. twelfth day
~ Cont. viii On nc twelfth IL: ray O a5ri a. b.
Il .s = sa oa T. s as y as fss Z % n ~ 's pae
q! e. e.. eon IT E laasI - :. y q Sf na4,
sid dec ii tnt I'D e,l s,uss IN 80 ctv of
i. + G.uk si:s;. ioas ts4'. LIT Line H. ~
nsek ,'Saty.oae ~, is r: O., il u * eEs,J:
bs', ss Y ;sti Natter 4ud i:sass A;; = LOVE
" % ss.:r In cAaee,y u ii su2:su1 a':1 Goas = ysso.
CAte1 C!.cl,o, March 1Yth. l-tp. nj 49, ckttd
, 1860-03-23

ACD.1oR'a oY1rE, STATE OF 1l1rsots,t
Springfield. Feb. Is 1S6.
WHrREA Tbs Goedhue Fire Insurance Comp1ny located
Anew York tn ee state q rev fok has tiled In thi. Of
dee statement Of condition Of its aHs required by
An Act to regulate tho Agencies OF Companies
not nccEpoated the STATE OF tlno 3ppErFed fsbEua-
r. H. 1SH and aet anendaory Thereto, approved janua
% 1857. md whereas said Company hss furnished satis
fstory evidence that is osseetl required amount
ofearltai invested stocks and and has died 2
ls ocea ~rittea signed by the President ard
See:es1y thereof: sppoinin Mason and pras-
ton Of Chicago the Of the business
of d Company and fully and unreze.vedy authorizing
Kim to acknowledge service p1ocs for and behalf of
taIt Company, ntn that service Of him
the said agent sha tssen aud held to te valid II
se1vsd un tie Company and waving all claim of eEEur
~ s.son e sucn teTvee Now ,hsErfot In pursuance
Aut:tor Of Public Accounts Of the state Of Nno.. do
hereby certify that the aid X. +, Maton H. F. Bray
ton Is authorized agents for the sa!d Company
the euaness Of sutancc In tis state until the
thirty nE day a January In the year eighteen huldFed
Hdsl1yohe so "a. he be legally empowered 70 70
In testimony whereof, have hereunto subscribed my
aazed the s.a Of ny oce 4 Springfield this lsa
day Ut February. A. D. 1Sf0. JESSE r. DUBOIS,
Auditor T. 4.
MASON e. co., Agents,
~ fSf..
, 1860-03-23

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
~ Ccnk. S,->uperns scutt or t'1,;tat,. II = Irrm,
!s6o-Iaskn =. iiodse atJ Arrn q lssors "a ann. y
P4.1er and 5. r.. r4nsr he.s Lust.. !nllsu Of
John Il. t4!ust.. i esa.l.-f~ t':on lr M.G anies
Lien. At. tic Eta-1. .a!+u>e tf 4, ms fsn er
and Sarah L. Palmer. 'e:rzntt aissve naH I'll hav
Ing died in Tue oEss II Eu tle1k VI rat.i su-
sl4r Court of ch c7so Sa:iee j. a>'oy xisen to tAn
aaIl .aDna j. Palmer md >4tal. E. PaLc tha' sse p~
totet- cd tnes iiiioo i'll rd thur. the Can>e
lhs ctt, tte rd4 NJ = Matea. se, Ana Al
drfrut.ntt nIn.nr the nrst Meu4y # May te1s,
i4u, - n by aa* renu.'cd.
Now une YOU. The tnaa ). -aiTcr aud lrah E.
laluaer, heirs and fatt churn Ut J. .a X. FAMtr de-
supenos tuu,t Of thGxo. Of ceoI pany. the asss
DAY Of the term sleseo +. b. h.n AZ C* cam IN sa'
i. swef " ii mus to the pe:tn ,~ zane. and
matters III .hcrrn cIaf anti ria es. will bet ken
eonfes ~, and e1teed LA n.t ,cu accounting
10 the prayer Of sast pctlt.nn
, 1860-03-23

~ Public Notice Is hereby given u Ill ntrrc+t
Ell that The undersigned COMMUNIST MRS, appat ny tho
.aAsrs and .teom7tG,e tEe thu o*usEs xctiv.y Of
such r estate shl aopEup aeI and taken fer tho
EXTENSION Ut the hall of by hEee teet
vide. tson, tie \ cher RuAt "a tho 1h ErlEsA Tho
Caeas Rvs: III .s'1s ltnr. a. ta eos,e'ent with tho
ten.Sn being te max ~ ~ TIT, !ce. wte the
fkef Of LIT Ct s1oek IL il seru t~ eaiy
~ ts1a!o Nj tv-nae t9l " Eaue ieu:t en- IT., taa
oi e.i int ri h. rk nd o. e:st TIL :h1to .S3)
ses q Ii &c block one III sI ss.'oa tsv:t, ~
eo!.auee with III os,tr In oc's Mich 9TH
1850; AMI II he saui t}r 10 lie asunst ii at
estate By thtm oetcd 5crSt tt. In p.:ar"a ally
y y. to the heasdt. tcs4i'T t. ;anvl uf Eaud
respectively. will esi 1t NJ. in Tie lIuuA
On uas :ta aay "f s<h sss !. shs uroi luucotk i.
NJ. tus tbs rE1lsese OF E1ak TX sud- 1.n.rhs.
NEGreX TsyiEn Commissioners.
, 1860-03-23
E1lHurHnCF.
DARTICIPATING 1NSU-
i AaKycY

DARTICIPATING INSU-
- 1A1cE Asx1cr ~
MASON dc COMPANY
STATEMENT and Condition of tba SECURITY FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY. cf New York:
1st- Tbs Of the COMPANY ,he Security FTs Ins''
raaea LoMpluy, located In the City Of New 1oIt.
=. Ths amount of IL c.ea' stset sSa@9 :Sae
LIT. Cash o7 hand and Ia The h1Lts Of Agents and
uttes pzrzona.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A.1s.a
ID. R$.l fstatt. NQre
Sd. ttonGs owned by the Company. .xeiO
esse oo Reas Estate. sos 600
Market vaiu. ei45oDo..................... 15ssoDa
sth. Debts for Premium. ss01l7
sth. AL other Securities ................. &r979
1ofal A.seta..
LIABILITIES.
6th. Losses rn7t}uFed.- soo0o0
To:A L.sbIl!ties, ties,...,.,......... s3,No.oo
JOSEPH WALKER, frs4dsnt.
, 1860-03-23

RANCE AGENCY
eMASON 6t COMPANY
STATEMENT Of the condition Of the GOODHUE FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY. og Ssw York
it, The Of the Company is the coodhue Fin Insu
rance Company. located IL tle city Of New York.
a. Iae amount Of Capital stocks ;ooo @
81. - - y1d up E....... .M111 N
ASSETS.
other persons ................... ......, :s57 50
I'd Eel Esta.c unincumfc1ta- none.
81. 4 18th. pehts tue The Company, secured by
oi Morsa. nj 80 %
amou1t loaned ......................... 1880 10
9Th. De:ts due fnr nenfuu1. .............. 6.3 lf
th- AL othsr tteuf.tIes. ........... ss73 ~
Total A.skta Of Tie Company. 4aes. :1l Is
LIABi{LTlES
etb. Los.ea %
Total Liabilities. ab0 60
ROBERT DAGE, P:eslIe.t-
F.W. MAcy, Secretary.
, 1860-03-23
NE[T:S ThfLEE.; Commissioner.
WM. WAY IAN.
Chicago, N,rch l6.h, f.t.;. rl.,!x-noSItnt
A.TA'rE Ut' lLLINUIS. Ivuuly t,f

ALE VI lLLlAtlc, IuuulV Ut
~ Ccok. S-S-Sup*rcs tnurt OF ct.c ,kn, Nay Term
Isso-Ls kin 5. HSdse and ~stssn G'notr ", Anu. s.
Palmer snt E. Palmer. b. n.lrt ehlti, OF
Joha T. l:lnes. 4ecta>tt -rsst.n fer Ne%tanss Lien,
AGcavit of tie II: 1re.d NJ: Of Aala ;. faa er and
SaE.h E. Palmer, u:ferG.nlA asuve .n't. y,. bex
t.ct in The oiu.s o. tie C.tr< of said Cua Vi
Chl ago.. Notice T. h'Ir53 :tssnt The .ad An.a Pal
aud Sarah 4. PaustT that LIS r. 4 atd fuesr
pct lion IL st tourt, th ch rer. SIDE te.E. tho
ono i4y q Mar b, la0 aud !h.e sna,1s thcF
lhe drst Nonay Nav neat e 81 by 1a~ ca"Efd.
Nov. rnicss yo. To- ka.d Anna Palmer and s.fah T.
ceased. shall pcrsunsly br mid ape.s before tho u
pvror Court Ut cbleau u ck c"EE.. the artt day
County. the drst MunIay Ut Nay. ls re.d. an-
tie sud petlli"n, Il AID thu
an tha q there ctafxed .ld stated. vi taken
eoniesse', aIi eacfeu a1ain yvu a>Ierrs
the prayer of sid prsil.n n.
, 1860-03-23

ii svrsr. tsxcs 81 tcr il ever D. oabi., ihai III .hc
employees .. Tic city vi! Lave To a ii; lime 10: thE
lsut 1c wa: :te our means for raising revenues
We .rc sloxc: r4+- fax Of mills for the Sewer.
lnteres:, aad this will be ant5 tulccrt fur 1hs PIX
arr allowed to ,atc two is for school purposes AID
ths I'LL handy fo~ III. -,o,, <,o ,,.. ~,
sas :. aa sae II, a nna WI
Fur pe nan~nt inlrove .e:h i.s,lnG be ralsrd
cert uPon Tic specific Improvements ni.a1d. Ans arpc
pr..4n .nade except frs ea naaaed improvements w.
We s1e a1,~el r,e sut nil! sor ,ntess' lax
ra, a. ihtse i. III a. ri' VII lavt
= sh;es ( % i aes riasisi r. i Ls ae1*st * w. s
to II government luz the Jcs, cansns.cinE Ari
IL addition to t1e soa1 Ssh, above neat9ued tcs II
funded df1t ,S,t ai lns d b a+ ut h. ..,
should e; sa ;i hut - w ". ri
esfss;ss = 's ssSsy .ssas:
;a tx I'm saf s lss Viii H. Ill o 0i H.
~" b. do fm.a ae. t1s :n fas r,:axss e .eonoo!
rasd out cf ihc rrreoces Of hi. ysas:
81 to e sf :ss' f. Ss
so!ies wilo z9tot1 q sAa1ss ,ae
I'd Ii ass sess = e. as y
4 sn 'sh S SaG IT, I'll IT. 'sx y i; J.
lie Of tqe rfsaen se.F c'n be made to ret III
EInentcs Il erchf. -. ,,. -. =.
rn0re willing to in-Is imp oveIcnts t!:u "st e~h: ~
:. long ~ ihtis ati1ny to do coAauet n = paid
thc a..ess,ents cbeciuli :. Sbort crops III tns enntf
and ct2et csnses have seeded to ln'etirlt 'hr gus
" our q = or custa Us preats. Re- T. iHa
general diznostou to ruspsaa improvements until nane
+hau tceone .crat Tht sptesl a.seFsne&s - r.
la2 Ye1r *crF kuracpsoue to our peorle a'a no
n-e suw. fro,n 1n4b.nty u p7s 'hci- as c':nen!A
stnd anxious to have ihcsn Temporarily rusfcnG ~:
thc4efMe recommend te vActiua Of III: fhls- OF saFt
in'rpdcn. u n9eeiA A-sssmert&, nn!ll tbr set ri
such odcr rAa ] h< atsa3uFclt n-ctc1. Shoutd ~
he required 10 elise ur any H"rks 7fraiy ntursro
comuiend 1hai tt, superintendent he appointed ou'$
the neeaeasy petiods and ii tiu1 casa upon pr TAX
4nkatlnn.
For Tie enmc scaso7 recommend hr vacation Of Cl
Superintendent li1t yHsson be eiu:layrd =:
AT n. .nstsn - clo~c cp lie few wcESs rena.
log undnI tied.
1he cty ID row ca.1yIt- work wtl4tcvtr i
nerds superintendent. nd ii: condition IT th1 tnans
will nut ALLOW It II do during tt!+ naunic pal vta
There ase few con'Eats fur special .lnpro enae,
Whale amount chl'ect:d, Aud 1t II pat'o'ci u cye
dta.ossra trnm fAslA thfs year. ethou
eo.nos.ut CONTRACTOR aHt h.at.ss tps c,la'rs have
ready commenced thea7 nano.us.ea to uunfy tia tss
cent intention Of nuis And % !insrne huw conraoa
On .eektr. ra:herh.5 ntse. ,hose q she gtea:
thtet zoen, at N expense Of three thousand doaAs
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-14

The Republican meeting was decided
success. Notwithstanding it was in the
busy time Of harvest, the town was crowd
ed with teams from the country, and
there was all the requisite enthusiasm
The procession was fully half mile in
length, excluding hundreds on foot. The
music by the Vinton Band was excellent.
Fully 1900 people were present in the
grove. Speeches were made in the af
ternoon by Col. FIrz HENRY WARREN
and Judge TABOR, and in the evening by
E. N. BATES of Cedar Rapids, Hon. j.
W. CATTELL and Hon. ELIJAH SELLS.
Judge TABoR's speech was repeatedly
and loudly applauded. The Republi-
cans Of Benton county, like those Of Blu
chanan, are thoroughly imbued with anti
slavery sentiments, and the Judges pow
erful denunciation Of 8" the institution !"
told we'll upon them. The large assem-
blage was very orderly and attentive, and
the demonstration most gratifying one.
Benton County is pledged for 200 ma
jority for LINCOLN and HAMLIN, and will
fulfill the pledge.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-14

The Hood is the Life.

No more shall the poor sufferers in our coun-
try languis h, their constitutions racked and
torn by strong and dangerous mineral med-
cines they will come to the fountain of health
found In simple herbs and roots from nature
store house. THE MOUNTAIN HERB
FILLS, of innocent mountain plants composed
will reach aud stop their distress, and cause the
blood, renewed and cleansed, TO carry through
the body the elements of health building NJ
the broken constitution, and carrying life and
health, where but for them would have been
The wreck of hope-the feeble moan of suffer
ing, at last ended by the cold hand Of death -
DO not let prejudice overcome your better rea-
son do not look upon these Pills as only like
others; do not let your despair, after trying
everything else, prevent you from trying these
The blood must be pure and then sickness is
impossible. What great ana yet simple truth
IS this ! 1t appeals to the common sense of all; ;
1t Is the great keystone Of the healing art Jud-
sons Mountain Herb Pills will purify and
cleanse 1T as sure as the sun will rise to morrow
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold bv all
Medicine Dealers
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-14
Sale OF Lots.

We invite attention 10 the advertise
ment in another column OF an auction
sale of lots in this village, to come off
on the 3oth day Of August. These lots
will be sold without reservation. and
those who want bargains had better at,
tend. because they will probably be able
to purchase at their own prices. Real
Estate IN this village is now undoubtedly
as low as il will ever be. and from this
time onward must increase in Value
Probably no such opportunity will again
offer 10 procure lots at mere nominal
price.
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HarrisOn's Columbian
HAIR DYE.

SIZE ENLARGED, STYLE IMPROVED.
1t has double the quantity and strength of any
other
II gives perfectly natural color
ltcolors every shade. from hgt brown TO jet
black.
It's use is easy and rapid
II is perfectly harmless To the skin
It's effect is instantaneous and permanent
IL is the best, quickest, cheapest and saresf pYE
erer made
u Directions for use accompany each box. II
Price, or 81 - OF. 81 so - oz. 50 ;-soz
S..
Entered according TO Act Of Congress, IN the year
1853, by A, W. Harrison, In the Clerks Office Of the
District Court OF the u s. for the Eastern District Pa
FOR SALE By
{. X. WALLACE, Independence.
MASurAeTcpER, APoLLoS w. HARRISON
3'a4lyl 10 South eth St Philadelphia
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Lightning.

Es- We learn from Mr.. COOPER, of
Como Township, that during the preva
lence of the thunder storm on Monday
night of last week, quite number of
shocks of grain in his vicinity were
struck By lightning. While some were
consumed. others were simply scattered
about the field, the straw cut up almost as
fine as il it had passed through cutting
machine.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-14
Editorial Change.

EF Mr.. HEDGES has sold the Civilia,
establishment and has vacated the chan
editorial. We are sorry to lose Mr.
HEDGES from the ranks. He is good
writer. courteous political opponent,
and gentleman socially. We wish him
success in whatever field he may hereaf-
ter labor.
The new proprietors are Messrs. G
w. d w. BARNHART. The senior part.
ner was formerly editor and proprietor
of the paper, and both bring to the es-
adjustment the benefit Of a practical
knowledge of the business.
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Business Change.

@- By notice in another column, i,
will be seen that Messrs. k1NsEY 81 Bow
LEY have dissolved their business part
nership, Mr.. KINsLEY going out. W.
regret to lose CHARLEY from among oul
merchants, for he has been one of the
most popular, enterprislng and liberal
Mr.. BowLEY, however, will undoubtedly
carry on the business with the same en-.
ergy and success that have characterize
the firm.
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QUASQUETON TANNERY.

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN LEATHER.
The undersigned desires to call the attention
Of Boot and Shoe makers, Harness makers, and
the citizens of Buchanan aud adjoining Coun.
ties generally, to the Leather made at his Tan,
merry. This leather is tanned by the paten, PRO.
cess of Mr.. /. l.. FuRsusH, Independence, which
process has many advantages over any other
known. 1t is much cheaper than Bark at the
usual price it is much more rapid, requiring
only from ten TO thirty days for all kinds Of
Leather; il makes "a softer, tougher, stronger.
and heavier leather--a leather which wears
we'll turns water we'll, and never cracks. No
hot liquors, or anything that can mi ure the lea
thes, is used, the materials being mainly yece-
table. The patentee is practical tanner, aud
twenty years experience in all the various meth
DDS, has enabled him 10 speak with confidence
OF the superiority of his invention | have
manufactured by it for IA year past, and my
leather has given the most universal satisiac.
ton. as regards soft ness. smoothnoss, and
strength iteannot be surpassed. am also sell
ing II at lower prices than other leather of the
same quality. ] invite trial OF II from the
trade. J. J. MOWRFR
Quasqueton, Iowa, June - i5.3m
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Personal.

Es- On Saturday last we received a
call from Hon. JOHN ScoTT, Of Story Co.,
State Senator, and one OF the most prom
inent and influential Republicans in the
western part of the State.
We were also gratitied by call from
ALT. THOMAS, Esq, late Of the Dubuque
Times, who is now or stumping tour
through this section of the State ALT.
is good speaker, very full of humor
and will do much for the cause wherey
er he secures an audience Next Satur.
day evening he addresses the Republi
can Club OF this County. Let there be
large audience.
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STATE OF IOWA, J
BUCHANAN COUNTY,
/ TO STEPHEN SANDERS

TO STEPHEN SANDERS
SR You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the office Of the Clerk of the
District Court of Buchanan county, Iowa, n pc
titon of James NJ Waddle, asking To set aside
default and to be permitted to defend against
II Judgment You obtained against him at the
April Term, 1859, of said District Court. on an
order or certificate on the Treasurer of school
District No. ,, Washington Township. Blu
chanan county Iowa. And that unless YOU
appear and answer said petition on OF before the
10th day of September, 1889, the prayer OF
said petition will be granted.
JAMESON Il LEWIS,
PHI Attys.
You are also notified that at the April Term.
\. ID 1860, of said county, the above notice was
ordered 10 be published for the time and in the
manner prescribed by law, and that unless you
appear at the September Term. lc60. of the
said Court, on or before the morning of the sc.
cond day thereof, the relief asked for in said pc
ttion will be granted
JAMESON 4 LEWIS.
l2i-A Atty's fer Plaintiff
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Mrs. Ninslow,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
has Soothing Syrup for children teethng,
which greatly facilitates the process of teething
by softening the gums, reducing all infamma-
fion; will allay all pain and regulate the bow
els Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health to your in
fants. Perfectly safe in all eases. See adver.
tisemcnt