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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
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JAMESON & LEWIS,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSEL0RS AT
N Law, and Notaries Public. will practice
in tia several Courts Of this State, Will gave
strict attention TO securing claims, making and
roy ;itles. and all other business entrusted 10
them professionally f3.ol-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29

By all means arrange it SO the last
words between you and your children a,
bed time, especially the Younger ones,
shall be words ol unmixed lovingnes.
and kindness.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
DR.. II. II. HUNT,

nFFERs HIS PROFESSIONAL sERV-
~ ices to the citizens of Independence and
surrounding country. Office on Main Street,
in Union Block, with w. c. Morris, where
or ut his Residence, on Court Street, opposite
G. r. Leavitt's--he will answer calls at all
hours of the day or night. [apl4'59-Iy
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29

FLORIDA BoyDs.-Befors Florida en-
tered the Union she issued a million or
two of dollars in bonds, which were ia
ken by English bankers. They were
never paid, nor was paymen; of them ey-
er assumed by the General Government.
\ commission was appointed to examine
the matter few years since. which sat
in London. but finally concluded that
nothing could be done for the creditors,
as Florida, while a member Of the Union.
could hot ho coeiced TO pay. But il
Florida goes oat and becomes an inde-
pendent nation, the bond holders will
probably ask the British government to
compel payment OF these claims by arm
Ell force Mississippi has similar pros.
pect before her in regard to her reppdi.
a.ed bonds. Here are two wars laid out
for tie new Contederacy. in addition to
i.a dangers o! civil and servile ones.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29

During the pear.fshing excitement in
New Jersey, n few years since, il viii be
remembered very large one was found
% Patterson. Empress Eugenia is now
the posseasor Of il, il is stated, at cost
Of 90, 500.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
Nor VERY PARrlcuLAR-We yes,er.
sy heard, says the Boston Courier /,

u! UtaIN' savs The Boston Courier, a
couple OF politicians signing over the az
fairs Of the natior. ~ wish" said ono
.oi them. "Old Jackson was In old Bu.
chanan's place."
i ain 80 particular abou, that" re.
torIed the other, I'D be satisfied il oil
Buchanan was in old Jaokson's place. ="
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
=. 8. WOODWARD. W. S. MARSHALL
WOODWARD & MARSHALL,

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
n Law. General Land Agents and Notaries
Public. Independence, Buchanan county, Iowa.
VIII practice in tho different Courts OF this
State. Also attend promptly to SECURING
CLAIMS. Making Collections. Paying Taxes,
Convcynncing. DC. t2-l0
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29

And now, Mr.. President, what are the
auspices Of the counuy | know that
we are in the midst Of alarms, and some
what exposed 70 accidents unavoidable in
the seasons OF tempestuous passions We
have already disorder, and violence has
begun. | know not 10 what extent il
may go still faith in the Constitution
and the Union abides because my faith
in the wisdom and virtue Of the Ameri
can people remains uhshaken-coolness,
calmness and resolution are elements of
their character They have been TEN
porarily displaced, bur they are reap
pearIng soon en- pugh, | trust, for safety.
ltwill be seen that seditlon and violence
are only local and temporary, and that
loyalty and affection TO tie Union are the
natural sentiments Of tie whole country.
Whatever dangers there shall be. there
viii % a determination q meet them
whatever sacrifices, private or public,
shall he needtuI, for lhs Union, they will
be made
THE NATION S MISSION Nor YET FULFILLED
| feel sure that the hour has not come
for this great nation to fall. This peo.
pie, which has been studying to become
wiser and better as it has grown older, is
not perverse or wicked enough TO de
serve So dreadful aud severe "A punish
ment rs dissolution. This Union has
not yet accomplished what good for man
kind was mani,esiy designed By Him
who appoints the seasons and preseribes
The duties Of States aud Empires.
No sin; II il were cast down by faction
30 day, il would rise again, aud re appear
~ e.i is majestic proportions tomorrow
III IS the only government that can stand
here. Woe, woe 10 the man that madlv
lifts his Land against it IL shall contia
ne and endure. and men in after,lmes
shall declare that this generation, which
saved the Union from sudden and uu.
looked for dangers, surpasses in mag.
nanlmily even that one which laid its
foundations in the eternal principles o
liberty, justice and humanity.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29

Excuse me. madam, hu, would like
70 ask you why you lock a; me so very
savage .. beg your pardon. sir /
took you fog my husband
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
7. PISSLGAS
FINNEGAN & ALLEN,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
~ LAW, Independence, Buchanan Coun-
ty, Iowa.
Will give strict attention to al business en-
ed to their care. Office in the BOOK STORE,
uear the bridge.
Any and all business pertaining in any way
20 Lands or land business, promptly attend
Cd to. [sep25.y
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
EXTRACT FROM THE
SPEECH OF WIN. II. SEWARD
Delivered in the Senate Jan l3, 1861

Ey- The following is the concluding Q
portion Of Mr.. SEwARD's Speech, and
includes the entire statement OF his 20.
stion. All the former par; Of his long
speech is taken up with most exhaust
i've view OF the evils Of disunion, and
the impossibility OF peaceful recon
structon Of he States. The speech is
eminenty calm and conciliatory in tone,
50 much SO as to disappoint those who
remember tie elcctrlying declaration Of
Mr.. SEWARD, ten years ago, when por-
lion of the States threatened to secede if
California was admitted into the Union,
that New York treads no step back
ward" Sill, close examination Of the
speech will show that nothing is con
ceded, and that the speech is simply a
very soothing, diplomatic kind Of ora,
ton. We like Ben WADE's bold, man
ly. uncompromising declarations much
better:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29

PRESTON & HORD

4 TToRNEYs L COUNsELORs, Inde.
n pendence. Buchanan County, Iowa.
Office N. Z. Of lontour House. up stairs, 5
doors East Of Lee, Lsayitt & Moores Law
Office. Oct. Cd, 1859.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
ALLEGED SOUTHERN GRIEVANCES.

Here | might close my plea for the
American Union but 1t is necessary, if
not to exhaust the argument, at least TO
exhibit the whole case. The disunon.
lists, consciously unable to stand on their
mere disappointment in the recent elect
ion, have attempted TO enlarge their
grounds. For more than thirty years
there has existed considerable, though
not formidable, mass OF citizens in Ger
tain States, situated near or around the
delta of the Mississippi, who believe that
the Union is less conducive to the vel
fare and greatness of those States than n
smaller conlederacy, embracing only
Slave States, would be. This class has
ayailed itself OF the discontents resulting
from the election to put into operation
the machinery of dissolution. long ago
prepared and waiting only for an occa
sion. In other States there is q soreness
because Of the want OF sympathy in the
Free States with the efforts Of slayehold- !
ers for the recapturo of fugitiyes from
service. In all the Slave States there is
resliyeness resulting from the resistance
which has been so determinedly made
within the few years in the Free States to
the extension OF Slavery in the common
Territories Of the United States.
THE REPUBLICANS DENIED A HEARING.
The Republican party, which cast lis
votes for the successful Presidential eau
didate on the ground of that policy. has
been allowed practically no representa-
ton, no utterauce by speech or through
the press, in the Slave States while lis
policy, principles and sentiments, and
even its temper. have been so misrepre
sented as TO excite apprehension that il
denies important constitutional obllga-
tons and even aims at interference with
Slavery, and its overthrow by State au
.horties or Intervention Of the Federal
Government. Considerable masses, even
in the Free States, interested in the sue
cess OF these Misrepresentation as a
means of parlizan strategy, have lent
their sympathy TO the party claiming -
be aggrieved. While the result of The elec
ton brings the Republican party neees-
sarly into the foreground IN resisting
disunion.
THE REPUBLICANS MIsREPREsENTED AND
ukAIDED.
The prejudices against them, which |
have described, have deprived them Of
the cooperation OF many good and pa
trotic citizens. On complex issue be
tween the Republicans and The Disunion-
lists, although it involves the direst ma
tiona calamilies, the result might be
doubtful, for the Republican party Is
weak in large part OF the Union bu
On direct issue, with all who cherish
the Union on one side, and all who de
sire It's dissolution on the other, the yer
diet would be prompt and almost unani
nous. | desire thus 10 simplify the Is
sue, and for that purpose TO separate j
from all collateral questions, and relieve
il Of sll partisan passions and prejudices
A COTTON AND A SOUTHERN CoNFEDERAoY
/ consider the idea of tho Withdrawal
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LEGAL.

lnnuai Report Of the Aud.loE =. vigo
Sofnty.
DFr09T q the AUDITOR n Nigo c0rrir, showing
n the alncltt f.c,4ved sul l.s assel ior i.e year
-,nlsas c-ns june H. s.. -. l-o9 snf sna - NY
f.f ID la6l inclusive.
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ASSfTS
ash, Balance IN Rank, ass07 3
souis and Mortgages fbeing FIRST lien
Real Estate, worth ies-t Al, SOs, ,2VJ1 e0eGc2
'l,nns stocks payable on dewant,
InarSet value Of securities Sl97. .s.9 5cl IA 600
tank Stock, (rnarkct vaius) 7e.s75 o
United states Treasury Soics, fnarkei
value, lo3.3e3 8
.ro,klyn CITY water nonds l0,25o .
North Carolina state Bonds fmartet vail $50 o,
Missouri state Bonds fmarket vslue' i. 900 q
Re,l Estate, ~. ; al street, e5,3o5 4.
interest due on 1t Jenr-rv, issl. -
which 81. .2so y bas since been reed, 27,703
Sslspce in hends Ct Agents and in course
" TRANSMISSION from Ageit on Isl q
January loi which All .9-s Il has -inoa
been reccved), 60, .ce J.
Hlls Receivable for Prcraiu-s or In
lanc Risks, 2ssss
. Other Property, Miscellaneous items. $500
.'reIniums due and unsolicited ca Poll
cies issued at ofsce, $3.50 Z
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

rrsRx-uAvrk a RICHMOND RAilRoAn-
Trains Law. H"'e
NJ - A. 49,. Mail .-So- i. sl-,r. -
q d a a. ~. Aeon. .So :, lols, a. =
rrrRr-uArrr. ALTOS = IT. rorp sAiIsoAp
.,r rrairi- Arrsv~.
,a.o Nal. So I. 40. ?. -
70 = .0l. r n. FRI 4 Acco- No J. Job. A. -
xv.xzv,I1x cnAwroRp-vILtE sAElso.r.
t Trains Arrf~c
10 go /, -. Arcorn- No i. slS. ' -
10 n !. Nal No. =. 40. y n
RocxviLLE KxrrSsioS
, Trsir- .r-so~
Sa.l. sis. y. s.....AsA. I've J. iO.'o' =, =
fesxn-snon. made pronptly oy sis uh>e< e~-"
..s,h connecting iin>-
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,..t .,svs-,i -ar,~rts tsiy eTfsf~ p~f r'tsif -
r.~-tlon- "a. ,.tth ths.-e ~ho
-, :, tv IL year. ,sith The prisifs' =
=. - :. r,teezz4rs- Yearly aeTeTls-tss s.f.' .
- - e-,ufi,..a s.rietly - Lsrsf fTfoN4 ~ =
and lolZ 10y fu.iFferfs- - ,.e.-r-, vii
As--rti-esnruts lr tss sr~s-ti nf>s- 'N'A'
% ch.rEef two Prto<r- ..s. -. IN. ,nsida a
Advertisements kcps o'o--'-'"S
uxie. and = hal[ -, ...l,.-..-. os
e,,ssns-. notices published n N -
s.,.. - .,rs.r all b eharged ~ eafn hl's'u''
Al. N over tsu lines, t,n crlii> psf -. - ,..-i
Asv,rti.ruents sent IN ~ % spee'A. -f
- As..~,~s 49,. raouths unis-e ordered e-t
- .i,~ratlon a Ttsndirz a1Fefu--'ne- -
.-s,-r.s, - . renewal q The @Am@. sAi-e o7"
sxreld upou ~ cstftrnc- . -. 4..-r~i-,-
Anrouirtsz candidate - oN-s = go, -
49, III - rasrxef 400 fDr sach n~1e u ms al's
.s "a -, i, -. 1.;iy Ard weskig. ai,nds~ 81 ss
cGrc-. -
f'h,r... VI Re rnads fof .ser-ing ~ no,l.ee y
ell Orders socist.es. q As-s..i si4eI. - -, g.
F0r each uetiee 10. szo.s' ...1- 7. 49,. r,,-'
a insertion. over e!giIi ilnr- a. WIS Is'o. "A
A..o,,relr.z !eaih. ~fth iuusral lotcs s''a as'''
dc. n Fe...sals. Picnic sad Exeur-io'. g,'en
mn b. fnslviduais er Associations. ,. y eh'''''7'
At regular p-ioer s :. ~. ~sp~-.-e o,
Attornevs ordering. sns payment NJ 70 ?" -
a., ~. ievai -rfres-l.u<s tut cotlecie ~ a "
ssr,- prtnshc- 20 N-roartabe fcr the sc'uIss - y
srs' -fvertiscrnssrt- f-r5'cof the Afn9-i' '1~ - -
-bsif putlicstion
he Weekly Express
cubu.hss every Wednesday, sislr 50 pr sn"a"
.'vance- - .~,.,,n
.onv-r trne than paid fors
aascs of Advertising I'm Weeh'y'
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Compound Extract Of Sarsararilla


reus onectgal remedy which tie medical -k'il Il
~ dimes devise 81 this ever where prev iiirl
and al tn.lsty l. coat ired frhin the most afve
Feuediais thai hsve teen "a ,vsred for ~ Kpur-
z tiou . tbs .Ogl disorder from te llOod. Alo "a
re,cue Of The sysErln from its cestEuciiye oonse-
uefce iIerct g stonii be employed Tor the cur
.. TO: onl Scroiui,. tut slso thO-e o,-r al ctioa
which arse iro.4 D., suca -
EruYtive a.d Skin Di~ea~es. -. Anthory's Pre-,
I.,,,e. or Erysipl -. Pnspies. Pustuies, hiofeh-
e. Llains and Beils. luaors. Tetter sad salt
l-leum, Scaid iiead, llne~csin, k1ev-
mSusu, Syp Hide and scrcursI
DISEASES. DHo2sy DyspepSs,
Dstn.fy. anc. indeed. al
Complains arising from
Nllai-t er lnipxre
%
he popular belief "a 'Iapuriiy q tbs ieod' l.
nd. Ia truth ior scfo uie s .es sicr son of th'
ulo.d The plriic1 purpose en1 virtue o. tai-
,arsapara purity ard re fei ers', ~ vts. u
ID ualou; wbicl sand kell.b Is impossible il con
tamil 4.e1
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S,rATE OF fyrT,v,. vlso COUNTY. &C.
y vigo CcsnEncu ifsss Court. Au -1si Term. lss,.
s~ri4rria Mckee, administrator Of james Johnson
- Al y i~11-ini gn,ent 4, Con- noo Pleas Cc4rt
q viso soup;y. al Apr.l Term. 1881.
IN 3efen6sa, viii take notice that oa tie frs i7v
az f.e nest t<r-a 81 saif Court or Is ~ ste-
q. ca, ~ heard I " 4 move he roft Or leave 70
issue an execution ~ yd. an cad sio,,e 4
run.A lss.-w3w REM. McH.ES. Alar
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srrhsrs will be 10 deviation fotA me -'vF'
sy- Advertisements poblisssd 10 eoee oe..{ 10 10.
vsiv vii De charged the fui Daily rats with one
hsIf n ths Weekly rates std@d-
CHARLES CRUFT. PRoR-
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r. n AiIrS, A. V. c.
Terre- uauts. June 10. fsci-d~ss
T. She expenses .. ihi- year - compared with
he eag,eu~s f>s lsse snd 'eO. show a deeress- of
= 60
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A NLN AslssLE
sobaok's Stomach 8.tteYS !!

sOSaCk'S stomach S,tteYS
aiId dtliE Ehtlul ~toiusCilsC alIu laTunl, tnT
wing toi.e IL The Sionach aid fht prevention 81
ou- complaints. iides.t 70 the r-feru rsuttrs-
y Il
A. morning drink. 10 assist digestion and relieve
dyspepsia. Il has no equal Try a.
Ia H.ffcF g-srssS other hifier>. In a..
the iorgnulr ci th,-e Biiters. ll-5lI tie -ole
rorcrty II ~. itoaack ori.auated with oi the
est. and = Is direCsly qreoated upou ;hc wsui- =
esssTn .eeais.
rb..-e fits.-s deriv, their -,uulL- from tbr l,,.sr
d tnsc nature of ard berh. ~ which tley
70 conpo>td aud they are. - ailuyiii- gnisai
ral cravings OF the stomach. directly prousctNc u
TEMpEsta>gE.
be present yropretor ielisves that "a mrk'ne them
siorly kpo~A, the pa lic welfare is sui.r'fVe-l
d viii sool bs ior ale by all OF II. ,.ohack pn.
n rou. A-euts and - Hot.lr. &c, tlc couuts ,R,r
tlacnnali IN any quantity. Ad Al tie o~cst faie,.
. !. put 1p in quart Bottles. nd .,egrslk psck-i =
ass dc1 cn-s- Half doz -sfnple case all i~. ever
packed Ana seus to sny address, d cesrsi.
-ictaii Price, eI per bostle, or six
Cor 50.
Principal ofacc and sAiesrcom y. 9 Past Fourth
street, u buiing from Main street. Cincinnati,
} lo Laboratory 40. = Hammond street
for -aic in Vigo Coufry ly
T. N. IbONNfllN. Ter-e hs~'s-
J. T. CUNNINGHAM.
NM l.. SntEl. .,sw tso-lc'.
IE1kg BlSkli.k. Csutrss..-s-
And ~ Druggists aDd s4s-rchsrf. g~Ieraii,
a. ~ hout ". United states and CAnadAs-
. St. -
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SEWING MACHINES.

1900 Sold Daring ,hs Year 1889
a---x r-orBLE Tur yCNrra 80 .u-tng ~ .srs
r-.sh " .ur rsn~r ssw4-r Ns-hir~ ssr~fs<tur~'r ~
tb< er1atry.
WARRANTED FOR THREE YEARS
Ars usoa<y rs--nssd = iAey fsi - - - rsfrs>essf
f. art~rs tAarcz<1c pr~~s h1-r Frsrrr.aeh~ sni
rsz~rsf .sssaio~-s. ~ - II kitis q asc1ire 50
i,r ~ c-~r s1-i Ei~e ~ etc-<sary instror,f< -
rs~ssinx thelr c,srsrsrus eol lnansseu~rt-
e6c.l Art 80 theu ir cI-sratfon ~ - iel W.
Nssh stret crsr rkrslcrfs bos&stcf tsffe tasfs
G. w. WILLIAMS. As't-
qaAu1 f-ffzof - saf 8 49,
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Ayers Ague Cure,

-ANcl = y 3 otO - -
FoR TIE sf1 ~ CURE oF
rn,.rrni;,en, Fever. or Feveg and Ague Rtn ;tteii
Fever. chill Fe~sr. Da-nt Ague. Perie-iics Heal
ache or Hill o., HsalscAe. and bil ocs fe-
ver.. ialeed for tic wlole eIa-s OF de-
sases CT iSlatilg ID hillary der a. e.
.u0ut. { used by tie Mai-riao oi
uis.instc COrniriss-
we arc en-. led here 70 oH,r the community
rsmedv wh.ch. willie Il cures The a owe corl IN
NTH certainty, J. s.ih Periee ~ harmless ~ 81.
lutuiigy. such re-neds j. NV lu. ie " DIST &C.
,y,erc these n citing ,li-os err prsvaii this Gu
exueis tho M ~ site poi.o - ever and 4 sue trot
ne system sud pr.venrs the development Of IT,
disease = tiken the nrst sPq. s-oA O. its pfels''-
tory sympiom. i is Lot only the iest remedy vve'
vet discovered fo- ihis ciass cf copi ints oui als
The chespe~' The iree Gu um;ty ~ 'o7Ily ior
islla Di.u.- d U4.ni- sns reeca 81 ~ r. ~as' AT
"A biii.sls ,,.s ri..-. l.lt N4r au4 A.a f4esai.s
.rer, ~ .hsu.d hayS y aud use a. II cN.h J..
.ars and frufpciicr \ great super1 ny 81 TN
ledv over any ether evsr discovered Ia ihe SEE
4. and certain ~ strruiiiient i that al oel
s.uS ~ Q 4inue or mineral cot-csc, Il u rrel o.
css NJ ossnlsu n OtleT if5 54rDls eierts Nbatefti
~ n tn colis u-ion 1i,-e "a Ell ty ~ are 'eii
.esllhy IS n shcN a n never han the siscse
Fe,.r and 9 e j. n. alone tie -er- &c ne c - ihs
nI,sn, tc uoisl4 = -rvsi q dis s9rdvEs al Z
rom rs irrtau u, amoAg WI ch are
Snraleia Rhe. mnti-.n. c az, Y eiachs. lndne.s'
TO hash I ,rsene. iArrsD, A-iAnisr J. pi-
taticn. ? infDl isc..'n Il ihs aeen' Ia :
,~ric- ? in 10 be ,e,-l- c a. .rass.s
and - saitg -sas 81 os t.s 5 III ich,
Al a. which whe1 ri2lHsinS IN this cause, PIT oi
a intevrsii.n fsf-. ur is-tonic periodical 4 q
A. ltsr exl.,.- Ia poison fr.m the ooc. aad II
.cqgsnty ircs ihcrl al ak - su inNAn o.
,rts-cfi.n 10 iulaagr ste aud fcrsoDs traNe4ine =
.4ni.or r. geslairg Ia The malArious di-rlo,s
ak-n occ - n ,ly os 6.l whilc expo 81 70 m L.
-ci n that will be eScre'sd from the sysieni, an
.unof accuu aiaie Ia n ,.cnt ca ma A. rye
NO di-sase. II nee j; j. cv-l n - Valuable hl
1 r,sclion Ia N cur. rn t.w VIII ever -nier iron
laiermi.ten.s II hey avla III mssive' q the pr'
.-fi n his ,snreN sltifds.
/ e. P,rr.r,-i ty ps J 1 AYE CO,
Insli. u .sacul-e Z.
Az or I'm s,Ics ~ . " 1tt. ~ T. CrSIScnAN
> N poS~rlr ait .v al % ast.-ts D.. Tetre
ate.
wa5i .s,is i.y Al1xx Co. c aoiana,i.
jaul 4dssn-vs0.s
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An an Drnxxists es~rvwhere.
AK roR HFLNHllnss TAKE No OTEEn-
"a, ,.,t The advertisement and ssnd f,rr IL
sxn AVOID IMPOSITION ASD rxposvRE.
uasJw3m
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GENUINE PRl IA
ii TON
Az. .yROID's BCCHj for tho BLADDER.
,iti upoi.tg'S rlCut fo tho kidney-.
tltI NRoI.D'> BVCHt for he Grsvci
Isl NInip'S RUcHV fr the nroP-y.
lrt uROIps RUCnU tor Nervousness.
riNIsDlF,.s RTCsy cor l,o~s of Nsrnorv.
aiIMlSpLp's RIGHT Cor Iamne-s q Niso0-
4FfNHOI n'S Rt'C HC for trft1ouii Sresth.ng.
iIFl NRoLIrS RUCHU for Weak Nerve
JFIN Bntn's RUCHU for General netrry.
arlNhuID's BJCBU Tor Universsl iass'tad~N
sFiNfssOln's nUCHu ior tsorrof q Inr~s-A
HYI.NROiD's rI-CHJ for Night >weatS
qEl.NBOLD'S EucllC faf "akefuine.s
arI NpOir'S RrCHu Coz ir,re~s - the slin
gFIMBOI.D's BCCnV ior Eruprons
qFINROln'S klCHD fov Pain IN tie RscS-
HElNBOLD'S RyCHU for Hesvincss Of The Eyelies.
,rs,h Temporal, >ufus.oa and los q sh,.
n fNR0l n.S B-CIit for Mobility and Rsst.s,ne.s,
yi.h want - Attention and Horror q s<st.sy-
" -ilfDnlp'S RVCHV for Distractions.
a ,f.NNlIf,'S BICHr for fxccssef arising from In I
discretion. aud all bsseases n
FrNALES-FFNALFS-FF
S-FENALES-fENAIIs
~ n or yot-~rs SINGLE. vARtfrD. OR con-
TEMPLA1l>e NAkllASf,
IAN" ~ TsfY AgE or 40 AVAIL
gfvNpOl.D't EXTRACT RTCHU
s1,lr VFky BEST NJ Mkny ~ THE woRII
cor ali complaints ncid~ni 70 no Sex whether nf
.iss fora discrc;ies. lisists oi Dissipation. - n IA
SEE SYMPTOMS Al@,Nk
~ FAMILY Should fl NlfHclEI
r,ss % NOR rsl.sss. M:reuEs. . I'r,s.--''
nIi-Asa!sss ss!c,.,. I'D D,sEss,:s Z .s 'NA
7 ir ~ ihsir s'see-. ~ hitle taPenr'-
Lea, ~ no change II rset No iDocuvsnienos,
1'N' " Avn SO FyrnsrpR
=. VrtNRoiIrS EXTRACT rVCnu f~r Esee-s-
I - srlslng he,s h,''is- n.'uieed In
IVY yorSG AsDo.D
~ s,r ases-es srt-frre--ri h,rnsof dissipation.
Il ressoves all improrsr discharge. AM vii res'o1
,hc paiiea, in short time 20 -i~'e = hel'A srd
ne r.s priNnoifrs ryrRacT eTV-Hr for ei-sases
.nl .fcctsou- ~ 'h--ns-f il-fre~sip- clsrssfsr
r.e HriAnoLps fNuAcT ntonv ~ all Aree-
'''' - ,nI, siss oRG.Ns'
Whether c.ist.u-
n..E or FEns,LE.
Sow Iose sTssDiNe.
: All the aboye disease aaa sysnp,aH.s .sll sf sAs
:. ..rse treatment sra rsy or.1ai's from ,b- ssms
cause.
HELypoin's BpcHr Is safe -f,s pleasant r. .as''
an oior hrf ir,ine-tiaf~ ~ So action.
Personally appeared l.fore ne. ~ Aldermen q n.
ca. q rhlsaeiphis II 7 a. iNI3oiD Chemist. wh'
,-.nu duly -worn dos ssv sb-i h. rrepsrafi'n 60
: ,a'rs NJ rsrco~s mercury. l'u-ious tr-gs bui
,ureiy vegetable a. ns-Nts,..' ,s.l
Z, sv.o-- .-a suh~rfbet before me- the ~ aay q
<.....,,har lss4 Nm HikbAhti. Ait rrnsr
rrics 81 pr scssis OF IA sos IS. delivered . n
altfess.
r.-e-sr~d ~ RI HTiNRoIp.
;. Practical sni Areyticrl Chemist.
los sonih Trr'h 81. t-ic~ Chestnut PEis
uEwARE OF CorNTEurEyTs
AND UNpaESslPiFB DFsirRs.
Who endssvor 10 dispose "oT Tun ows' 80 on
O. ARrr- TfiE sEIr-r sr1rs >rrsfStr -
Hemhoid', Genaine rrep'rsii"n..
F1frscf ncchu
. I" - SsrsarsrinA
Improved Rose Wish.
I'm usUu a co.
I An al Drnxxfsts e<rrvwhere.
Ask roR HFfNElLrs TAKE NO oTEER.
F t.rt ,.nt The advertisement ani ssnd frr II
T. ,Sn AVOID IMPOSITION ASD rxposvRE.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-25
Rate. OF Illinois Currency.

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a = 8 T II "A Q T

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HE.ST ~ ne cDaision 0f tie HC'-Hk IN>f =
RANCE COMPANY ~ ae C3fy ~ -yesr lor., i,
on ~ Ia dty = Japuary. 1851