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II The Committee on Military Affairs of both
Houses have under consideration the adoption of
system Uf telegraphic signals for the Army. by
which orders may be transmitted distance of
five to fifteen miles night or day
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17TH OF MAKCE

0 11TH OF MARCH.
~ The CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL TO-
tai ABSTINENCE ASSOCIATION v i'll GELS
brats st. Patrlok's Day, and its own Third Ami
veIsary- LIST, by attending High Mass at St, Pat
rieS's; I'd y Procession Sd, By 3 Supper.
2; pqnctualiy, and under direction of the Chief
MaIsnal will proceed in line to St. Patrlck's Hirh
Mass begins at los. Rev. JOHN DoUGHERrY,I {
Montgomery county, delivers the psnesyrio o; st.
2d. At 1915 the Chief Marshal will form his inc
OF procession and a1van,e ty F, It'll, Massachu.
ave"ue and New jersey avenue to the CAPITOL
thence by Pennsylv, MIA avenue to ths White
House thence by Pennsylvania avenue round the
Status Glrols and return by the Avenue ana f to
the Hall OF tho Association.
81. SUPPER will no served st o'clock in the
Washins ton Assembly X oohs. ,whers the ssocla-
ton Will be glad to welcome the enGs of Tenn
pera:ce. and all who hcnor the memories of the
day-th Immortal I7ta Of March.
Wlthe So cslsbrate6 brass band will he IN at
tendance during the day and evening
]. J. KANE, Sec MAJ t
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IL A man named Myers, in st. Louis was re-
Gently shot by party Of burglars who had jus.
robbed ledger in his house, and whom he was
pursuing oct Of the yard
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PHkENOLCGY.

GT PHRESOf.CGY.
W. Messrs. FOWLER and WELL $, of n ew Yo-k,
announce a course Of Lectures on PnTenology ard
Physiology to be given by Prof L. N. FOW LER +,
Of their estah ishment, at Philharmnnir Hall,
DAY EVENING, March 2lst, al ~ O'Clock, and
conil1u;ng SIX evenings.
csnts
Purlic examinations at the close of each lecture
ture room. Star Bull iBgs, Wa shington after IN !,
slst March. mar tx
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ID II the price Of beef at Charleston be twen-
y-nve cents pound already, would 1t not be well
for the delegates to ''save their bacon!n
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u From Taylor & Maury, the agents for
washington, we have the February number Of
Scott Co.'s excellent and cheap reprint Of the
North British Review
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10 The Adams IN. W News hoists the name
OF VIM III Seward for President, and Cassius NJ
Clay for Vice President subject to the decision Of
the Chicago Convention
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spiri, Of the Msrnin. pre-.

The Constitutions asks, ''Where are Mr.. Hoard
ana MS committee :" 1t thinks it is high time
tney were al work proving the corruption which
mas oesh charged upon the Administration, and
which corruption the committee. at the in,t.nce
OF Mr. Hoard, was appointed to investigate The
Constitution says:
I'VE have an intense curiosity to see Mr. Hoard
a. MS work There is no need for any DELAY
mere ought to be none, unless, al we have been
oio oy little bird that the three witnesses refuse
70 accept the position in which Mr.. Hoard would
place them. Mr.. Hoard ought to know that II is
one thing to tel falsehood, aud another thing to
ssssor to it.r o "
The I"ssHisenesr 10 devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news
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COMBINATIONS following appointments
have been confirmed by the Senate wv. Breck,
Consul at Swallow, China; A. Hayes, Postmaster
At Charleston, 8. c.; J. b. Glass, Postmaster at
Columbia, 3. c.; w. NJ Corcoran, Postmaster at
st. Paul, NJ Inn; J. Morehead, Postmaster at Lex
ington, no.
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MILES REGISTER FOR sALE-A complete
IN sst Of Niles Register, with index, bound IN
calf Apply 70 LUTZ & BEALL, sea Pa sv.,
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~ TOMAC RIVER..lt is well known fact
that since the eppsarsnac Of the ca nets ia the Pc
scarce that il is useless-worss than folly to fish
seine; Thers is 3 Jaw TO prevent any but 6ona
ffc citizens from fishing gill nets, and then they
must own or rent shore before they can FISH, il
now remains for the fishermen II see that the Law
IL carried out. All interested will meet in Wash
instoa the 2ed of this month to devise means for
carrying ONT the law.
mar 12-lGt* FISHERMAN
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A FISHERMAN.

N@SMITHSONIAN CTURES.-O
US FIX DAY, March 18TH, WM. GILPIN ESQ :,
of st. Louis, No.. will lecture on tho "Character-
istios and rhy:ioal Geography Of the Western por-
non oI NcItn Amer1cd," MAf l2-6t
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w II N g T o u Z H Z A L X T..
THE ULLMAN AND STRAK0SCH
OPERA COMPANY,


FROM THE NEW YORK AcADJas OF Music,
WILL GIVE A SSEEzk s9Kfo Sr ONE WEEKS
Commencing MONDAY, March Is, ard most poe
Itively concluding on Saturday, MafshA
The COMPANY Will include
ADELINA PATTI,
NINE COLSON, NINE STRAKOSCH,
SIG, BRIGNOLI, SIG. sTIGELLf, SIC. AMO-
do, SIG. FERRI. SIG. sUsINI, SIG. JUNCA.
And the Chorus and Orchestra from tke Neo York
Academy Of Music.
Musical Director and Conductor MAURICE
STRAkoSCH.
MONDAY. March Is. Opening Nisht.-First
e eS 81 Ia% n is Ms. PTT st L
SIIeELLt signo, AMopIo. "
the sness sRRifssss ssSf
EIRaI. sisnor sUsIsr. verdi's Grand Opera, Err
easssar psrfotm.ace Of THE RaRBER or s ~
and sxtT.erdiIsry cast ever prssented including
Miss Mi AI6EELINAPpATTI; BzsifGsoTI, FEsEI, hMc
ton @ ali the music of the Qpers. EckEsrs PoPg-
LAR EoHo soNG. composed for Madame sontag; the
RYE" and the ADELINA WALTZ, composed for her
EkEiscHufz. with .M'me CoLsos. sTRAKcscE.
Sfs .sf Firrou,
PkSfi q 81 F RiSEM5gSS TIE
II as MARTHA; Nine STRAkoscH, Sig. BRIeNOLI,
Sig JuScA.
The fact that. in compliance with one of the
clauses OF the contract signed with the Director of
the London Opera House, Miss PATTI will make
her debut as Martha, will lend an additional inter
est TO her appearance in that Opera.
On SATURDAY, March 24-olose of the Open
VERBS New Opera, the SICILIAN VESPERS.
which Will be given y 18th the splendid Mlserie Scene
from Paris.
III Admission 81; Reserved Seats 81 Private
Boxes 10 70 SIS.
Subscription fer the entire series of six per
formanoes, $40.
The sale of subscription tickets will commences
on Wednesday, March IL. at w. c. Metzerott's and
J. T. EIlis's Music Stores.
On Saturday, March 18th, seats for any of the
four performances can be secured, and the sub
scription list will be closed. mar u
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE CONTINUED
Il indlsRos,ti"n of Mrs: DRAYION. the PAR
IOR OPERAS will be POSTPONED until lur-
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WANTS.
LOST AND FOUND.

QST0Iast eveling, black and tan TER
IL HlER, months old rather small o.
Slth q ring and buckle on HE collar. ThtSC
hnosr VIII be llbsraly rewarded ty leav -
ing him at my offcs. on "a sire {, near Pa.y
mar IS ST. DIR CORNFiIIIS R.lyIp
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MV,SsoE6Ix1, , 70 LOAN in .n.lI amounts. GOOD
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0TLECTURE-A lecture will be delivered
N before the Elk .sisior a theneum. Us,and at
TIE Smitnsonian Institute. on THURSDAY EVE
STEVENS, of Washington Territory, COMMENCING
at qnarter beforeS O'Clock Subject: The Prao
tlcai View Of American Charac.ar and DsstIny"
The public are respectfully InvIt I'd to attend.
ni.tee-Chariss Allen. w. J. Murtaeh w
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THE FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
m.r,u,roofI THE .,

WASHING TON Art ASSOCIATION,
Now OPEN AT THE
GALLERY, Ton Pa av., bet 10th and nth stsD
Season Tickets admitting possessors TO the
Gallery and Course of Addresses by emil
nent lecturers, during the season of SIX
This Exhibition of AMERICAN ART contains
works ly nearly all our Eminent Artists.
III Several of the most meritorious in the COL
lection for sale. fe 10
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LIKE THE LocUs1s OF EGypr-The Federal
Metropolis is swarming with Republican party
politicians, among whom ex-members Of Con-
gress are very numerous They come, doubtless.
on brands connected with the approaching ma.
tional canvass. Whatever their predictions and
impressions may have been ere getting here,
they certainly fall at once into the common train
Of their party affairs, pointing SO Enthusiastically
TO the nomination Of Senator Seward, at Chicago
Here, the contest for the Republican, party nomi-
nation has certainly ceased-and Mr.. Seward is
walking over the course. They act wisely-his
nomination being foregone conclusion-in thus
at once closing up their ranks in support Off
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN cIArM.Nrs
Every person entitled To the night Of pre -emntian
% any OF the lands within the ps nd NJ
t0wnsnips above req red 10
the same 20 the satisfaction of the register And re-
eeiveI OF the proper land once aad maxi pav,a,nt
,eS, an9 the day appointed for the commence
mcnt OF the public sale of the lands embraoins IN.
s' o'oimooi otnerwlse such claim will he forfeited
Commissionsr of the General And ot6s.
NoIEJUnder the regulations of the DEPARTMENT.
a. heretofore and now existing no payment cam -
aiIe tof advertising procamatiops exec nj 70 such
Ruonshers a. arc SPECIALLY osfkorix ed 70 NV
'u ms So,nnmiss,oner OF the General Land Ofhcs
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EOR sALE-A large BOARDING-HOUSE,
II doing first rate business family AFFAIRS Ca ling
iarre, well located, and furnished comp lste with
every thing necessary for the business has yielded
terms made easy. Address I. c. F., Box Te0, City
Post Once. mar i2-iya
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BALLS AND PARTIES.

NOTICE.
\ he Twenty fourth ANNUAL. BALL OF. the
WA LIGHT LNFhNTRY will "A
HAIL. on EASTER MONDAY, the 9th off7A
April. Particulars IN future advertisement. ~ }
mar Is a.
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In CONSEQUENCES OF THE CONTINUED
Il lndlsposlti"n of Mrs. DRAYION. the PAR
iOR OPERAS Will be POSTPONED until lur-
ther notice. mar y
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EOR RENT-Two small BRICK HOUSES. on
X, between nth and l2th streets, and one st The
corner Of and 18th sts one Frsme on X, between
been thoroughly repaired; and viii he rented o. .
good tenant cheap: Apply g SEO, w. STEW-
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
Fourth Of july.

Fourth Of July.
Est5- 1t will be seen that our citizens
have taken hold Of the project of secur-
ing bell for our town, with right good
will, and that they have determined to
turn the festivities of the Fourth of July
to account in that direction The out
line of programme for the celebration
is given by the committee Of arrange
ments in another column, and we UNDER
stand that it is the intention to invite all
the lodges Of Good Templars, Odd Eel
lows, and Masons in the county, to par
ticipate in the parade. The benefit TO be
derived from the bell will not be confined
to this village alone, but will extend to
the county, and we have right to ex-
pect that the people of the whole county
will manifest an interest in the project.
We hope, therefore, that they will all
join with us, help us get up rousing
celebration, and do what they can toward
securing the object in view.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
Eyy~ Our neighbor says that he mt

Ess~ Our neighbor says that be may
have mistaken the date of the PURDY let
ter, may have even been imposed upon.
But he thinks if Republican delegates to
Chicago hurrahed for DOUGLAS it would
not be surprising that others at home
should do the same. Probably not. We
are inclined to think the probabilities are
as great in the one case as in the other.
But in neither case are they large enough
to be discovered by the most powerful
magnifying glass. They are not as large
as the chances of the Democratic party
returning to the principles of economy
and honesty, and next 10 DOUGLAS
chances for the Presidency, or Demo
cratic EDITORS chance for Heaven, those
are the most diminutive of anything we
have ever seen in nature.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
SherIfs-'S sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
Dsued out Of and under the seal of the Dis
trict Court of Buchanan county, Iowa, in favor
OF S. ). Allen, (the same having since been as
assigned to Andrus Il Bosworth,) and against
the goods and chattels lands and tenements OF
George i. Parsons, have levied upon the fol-
lowing described property, viz
The undivided half OF the East half Of Lot
Five, in Block Three, in Stoughtou Il Mcclure 5
Addition to the village Of independence in Blu
chanan county, Iowa also, Blocks One and
Four, in Patterson's Addition to the village OF
fairbank, in Buchanan county, lowa-taken rs
the property Of George b. Parsons.
Which property as above described. will
offer for sale at Public Auction, at the door
of the Sheriff 5 office, in the village of hide
pendence. on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
July, A. ID. 1860 between the hours of Nine
o'clock A. NJ. and Four O'Clock l.. Nj. OF said
day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said
execution and costs.
Il. c. HALE, SHERIFF
Sheriff 5 Office, Independence, lowa,l
June l., lo6O. lat
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
Fourth Of July Celebration.

Agreeable to notice large num-
Der of the citizens of Independence met
at the Court House on Saturday night
last for the purpose of making arrange
ments for celebrating our coming Ma
,ional Anniyersary-the proceeds of such
celebration to go towards the purchase
Of Town Bell.
On mQtion, d. s. LEE was called to the
chair. and G. p. kISsLKY appointed Sec
rotary.
The Chair stated the object of the
meeting. when, on motion. committee of
three, consisting Of j. Rich, S. s. Allen
and c. l.. White, was appointed to report
list of committees to make the necessa-
ry arrangements for the celebration
The Committee. after absence, reported
the following list:
COMMITTEE TO PROCURE ALL THINGS MIC fssAgY
FOR THE TABLE.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
Republican Clubs.

Republican Clubs.
Ey Two more townships have con
summated the work of organization. On
Tuesday last, the Republicans of Byron
Township met and organized a club un-
der the title of Byron Township Lin
coin Republican Club" and selected the
following officers:
PRESIDENT. G. FREEMAN.
Vice PRESIDENT. G. OzIAs. A.
Secretary--E. P. BAKER.
On Saturday evening the Republicans
of Washington Township met and or
ganized Club with the following of
ticers:
President-E. M. VAN DUZEE.
Vice Presidential. III. FONDA.
Secretary-C. p. KINsLEY.
Treasurer-E. M. STEAD.
We want to hear that there is work
ing Republican Club in every Township
in the County. Shall we not have them ?
We expect favorable response.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
Crockery.

SIOCkcTys
~ Our eyes have rested, for the
last few days, upon piles of crates and
hogsheads, and our ears been greeted
with the constant clatter of dishes, plates,
cups, bowls. &c. Neither the sight or
the noise was unpleasant, and we merely
speak Of it to let our county readers
know that Wilcox has just received a
very large assortment of Crockery Ware
of a most superior quality. Those who
wish anything in that line can find at
his store probably the largest stock they
ever had to select from in this county,
and the lowest schedule of prices.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
4 Card.

Card.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church of
Independence desire to return their sincere
thanks TO those who kindly volunteered their
assistance in preparing the hall and tables. aud
donated refreshments for the Strawberry Festi
val on Friday evening last and also to all
those who by their attendance and generous
patronage upon that occasion evnced an inter
est in the object Of the Festival and to the pro
prietors of the Guardian" and Civilian" for
publishing their notices free Of charge. The
proceeds of the Festival after paying all expen-
ses amounted TO about $1,000.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
Siierifi.'> Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is.
ID sued ont Of aud under the seal Of The
District Court Of Buchanan county, Iowa, in
iayor of Patrick Ney. and against the lands
and tcnenents OF Older. Lee / Co. and u 5.
Lee, and~,ssgrcd to John kyrues. have lev.
led upon the following described mortgnged
property, viz
Tha, parcel u land bounded hv a limo com
meueing twenty two feet East Of the Southwest
corner Of Lot Five, in Biock Two. in Stoughton
Il NeClures Addition u the village II indie.
penlenee. in Buchanan county. Iowa, and run
niug thence North one hundred f-pt, thence
East forty feet ak inches. thence South one hun.
drei feet. thence We. forty te,t SIX inches, /,
lis place If beginning.
Which property a. above described. vii
Offer for sale at Public Auction. al the door 81
the Sheriff : office, in the rilhge II Indeper.
ienee, en- Saturday. the lth aay 81 July
u, leGo, between the hours of Nine clock
\ NJ aud Four O'Clock r VI If said day. /,
the highest bidder. - satisfy sail execution
aud costs. BYRON &. HALE. Surmrr.
Sheriff : Office, Independence. IoWal
June u, ls60 {l3 III
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
Boots, Shoes. Hats ~ Caps
GROCERIES sc. &C.
SIiEislII.S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 CHATTEL MORT
ID gage executed hy John q. Cummings and
Vim. G, Cummings. 10 ] Robson { Co, and
their assigns. AMI conveying to said J Robson
& Co., and their assigns the following describ.
ed personal property, to Wit:
One Mahogany Billiard Table, Four Balls.
Thirteen Cues. One Bridge, One Mace and One
Ball Rack with Other property. and whereas
there il due On said mortgage the sum Of Sl02,
i2.l00 dollars, aud interest at ten per cent
from the 18th day Of April. \ y. 1860, up 10
the present time. and whereas the conditions Of
said mortgage have become forfeit. have taken
the said above described property, aud will
offer the same for sale at Public Auction, al the
door Of the Sheriff office, in the village Of In.
dependence. Buchanan county Iowa. on Sat.
urday. the 7th day Of July, 4. d. lsG0. between
the hours of Nine o'clock, a ". and Four
o'clock, r, NJ Of said day. aud will then and
there sell the same to the highest bidder, there
for for cash
BYRON c. HALE.
Sheriff buchanan Go
Sheriff : Office. Independence, lowal
June ), le60. <l2iN
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
yotal Matters.
FOUND

4 FEW DAYS SINCE, A LADY'S LARGE
~ GOLD BREAST PIN, which the own
er can have by applying at this office, and pay
ing for this advertisements.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13

H- The editors of the Waterloo Cou-
rier say that Independence is Zone of
the best-built, liveliest and prettiest towns
in Iowa.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
Rev. Mr.. Dennis,

re- The truly eloquent Universalist
divine of Dubuque, breaches again at
the Court House on Thursday evening
next. The interest in his discourses con-
tinues undated, a just acknowledgment
Of his power.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
mrs. Ninslow,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
has a Soothing Syrup fer children t.ethinr.
which greatly facilitates the process IL toethinr
~ soitenng the gums, reducing all iniiamma
lon VII allay all pain aud regulate the low
ois Depend nron IT, mothers. il viii give rrst
g yourselves aud relief and health IS your in
tsnts. Perfectly safe in all cases So adver
nse4maHt
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
Tailoring.

AdIOhhSs
re- We want to call attention to the
card Of Mr.. Johnson, in another column.
He is by general accord acknowledged
to be first class workman, and the man
who takes garment to him is sure to
have it made in an excellent manner,
both as to style and workmanship. He
is ready now to serve his customers with
promptness, and at satisfactory prices.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
Who can beat it!

Mr.. H. WAsHBURNE. of Sumner Town
ship, informs US that cow Of his, a few
days since, had calf which at birth
weighed one hundred and tventy pounds !
Sumner is as good on calves as she is on
Republicans. She cant be beat on
either.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
SCOVILL'S
8 AIRS A PARILLl
AND
STILLINGIA;
OR
BLOOD AND LIVER
Sl RIJp
SYRUP.

1t is highly recon
mended by physician:
to cure the following
diseases, having their
origin in a disordered
state Of the blood.
Scrotula, letter o,
SAT- Rheum, .Scald Hoao
Cankcr, Utcerations ana
Eniarg c ment Of til
Joints. Cdnccr0us tn
nrors, Kings Era. Fry
sipelas, 81. Anthong''
Fire, While Seedlings
Obstinate Erup lions
Pimptes on The Face
BiOtches, PuStu les
Rheumqtisn, Dyspepsia
etc., .Sgphilitic and Mer
curial affections are Gu
rcd; Chtorosis or Oh
structions in Females
Leucorrbea, or Whites
are relieped by The use 0
THIS Medicine.
The medical proper
ties of Sarsaparilla il
conjunction with Still
llngia, are well knowI
by all medical men {,
be the best compound
vet disco vered tt
cleanse and purify tn,
blood, and eradicate al
hunlors from the sys
tenn.
We have given I'll,
Recipe to most rhysi
clans in the country
that they may know
what they are using
and will continue /,
send it by mail to thos,
DESTROYS of knowing
the ingredients enter
ing into its composition
that they may prescrib'
1t IN their practice.
Il his preparation
stands at the head 0
the list Of RENE lies f..
curing all diseases ari
sing from impuritie.
in the blood or diseas
Cd matter lurking il
the sy stem.
Thousands who hay,
used the Stillingia an,
Sarsaparllla will testi
fy to its remarkable #
feet in removing all i'm
purities from { h eli
blood, giving tone an,
vigor to the whole hu
man frame, and restor
ing a healthy action t.
all the functions Of Iii,
! body.
The testimonials re
| ceiyed in its favor from
many members Of Iii
medical faculty would
We're We to rublisI
! them, ill q large VOL
urne.
1t is prepared undo
the supervision of On
of the Oldest and bes
! practical chemists i
| the country. Mr.. "
:, Merrill, Cincinnati
- as TO insure an uni
formity Of composition
and purity in all I'll
ingredients.
As a spring remed
| 10 purify and cleans
the blood. leaving
free from all humor
and inlpurity. we rs
sert with confidence
. there is no better ne,li
cine.
Proprietor. Dealer i'm
Goods aud Toilet art.y
cago, Ill.
To whom all orders
sol
G, r " AIIACE,
c. +. pUTNEl.
Ed. W WHITNEY.
j. DOR
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-06-13
buchanan County Republican Club

Meets at the Court House in Independence
on the second and last Saturday Of every
month, at o'clock, P. M
l.. w. Cook, President.
B. W. OGDEN Vice President.
JED LAKE, Secretary.
E. Ross, Treasurer.