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, 1861-12-18
COMMERCIAL.

The leading markets continne unsettled and IT,
regular. Mess Pork was dull and1ower, with sales
ofcity packed at $9.s5. Lard Was inactive at 851@
7c, for common to prime Leaf. Live Hogs were
dull and lower. Beef cattle IN fair demand. Wheat
opened dull at decline Of &C On the quotstlons OF
yesterday, but closed firm at 6a@oc for No. l, and
64@e41{c for: No. spring. Winter Wheat was
quiet, with sales Of No. Red at &c and No. 2 do
at suc. Flour vas firm, and fair business was
done at 860@3:90 for common to choice spring
extras.
The demand fol. Corn was Light, and the market
declined 35@1c, With sales Of mixed at 2sB2353sc
Oats wore In good demand by spectators and
prices advanced &c, sales being made at 16@181<c
in store. Rye dull and uo1niual1y lo8cr-buy ers
offer 2dc for MOL. Barley quiet and unchanged
Htghwines steady at 1s79@1271c. Timothy eeed
quiet. Clover seed steady. Hides dull.
The following tablea chow the receipts and thtFp-
1nents Of leading articles Of trade and commerce
during the week and since 5an. i, with eonpara-
tire statistics:
, 1861-12-18

ing influence on the market, and packers we're not
have heretofore ruled the market The ptf-
ccs paid eince Saturday noon will be found in cpn-
pcctIun with the quoted eales.
The dry goods market fs stffenfng up tremen-
dousy, and al descriptions OF cotton goods are ad
vaucing rapidly. Groceries remain firm, with the
trade eteady.
EFrom the Gin. Gazette, 17th.1
Thereeeipts OF hogs since Saturday amounted
to 10000 head. The weather fs moderately mYora~
be- The market under the foreign war breeze
Was unsettled, and II wonld be difficult to give re-
liable quotations. Sellers for the moet part re-
Trained from dressing the market, hich waB that
prevented heavy decline, as packers were in no
humor to operate, and az 1t was ,sales were m1de
at a. 25 Of lots which would have commanded
48 4lM3 Is On Saturday, bnt late in the afternoon
$3 Is was offered for good lots without finding
takers. From the aspect Of the New York news
Tonight ne may expect a more settled and better
feeling In our market tomorrow, We quote S. IS
o. as the range. Mess pork declined to 50 50,
with more sellers than buTers and lard dropped
&c for tferce. with sales at 71z@74c- Green
meats dragged at 2kc for shoulders, and d35s@3zc
for hams Fnu prices were maintained for groceries
with fair demand.
The following awards were made to-day by
Major Ki1burn, u. S. A.:
Dubois 4 Aagur, III bsls Flour at $419.
Wright, Clark d Co., ,750 1bs HoIniny, per 100
bs 81 10.
Il. Hosea & Co., ss5 tbs Rice, ct &c.
r. Hosea d Co., $3.50 ps Rio Coffee at 1B5sc.
R. Hosea q Co., 1000 b Roasted Coffee at &C.
Frazer & Co., Il, ,650-1b Sugar at 1DHc.
Hill & Co., 1,272 bs soap at IS 10.
, 1861-12-18

DRKssEp Hoag.-0n account Of the nnfATczablJ
Ea1n weather daring the week prices hare d.
clined to figure the lowest Of the season. eone
i;ss OF light weight selling ~ low $a0. Al fno
clese however, prices were better, butchers paying
e&2@3.So, and packers 3a;12kDas SIN. We ,t beard
t4!0e.-Dfro't AdrsrtiseT, Nondcy Ersnin9.
From the Missouri Democrat 17th.l
Thb receipts Of hogs IN this market since satur:
day moon hna been large. There afa now unsosd
not aess than 1000 bead. and tho packers have auf-
ficeut to keep full hands Ut work for two or three
daya This fact, together with the pswa tttn Ku-
rope, Wh1eA &eeAs 70 Potteaa Waz. bad aepsa<&'
, 1861-12-18

From the Buffalo Advertiser, 13th.1
VESSELS LAID rp At GnAsD RIVER, C. W.-Capt.
Someryille, Of the bark Flying Mist, has kindly
furnished us with the names Of ali vessels nov in
winter quarters at Grand River, c. ". Their
Jason Parker. a. Frederick, Eria1, Eureka. Watts
Sherman, q. B. Steele, Ployer, Convoy, Margaret
and Z. Masters.
, 1861-12-18
NJ A ARRIED.
DIED..

On the I7th inst~ By Rev. H. Cox Mr.. CHARLES L.
RaEEET. of the 18Th Regiment Illinois Volunteers
ard Miss MARGARET GLEN of this city.
, 1861-12-18

Co. HAYDEN Kay Il Co. StO R. Prindivj11c
l ton coal. |
n TUTr1E. f,itv Missionary-
~
Recruits for FarnsWorth's Regiment. I
There aIsa few saddles vacant yet In the $th reg
1ene u 1.1pis a GasarS e Golonel 81 Ahtnofazas M
person. Dee. SGtb' at Qnartermaster potterss. an
Washington street between Dearborn and State |
EtfGets. a1ter oel9g sHofn IN, laey VIII proceed
n,c1ocI1 tra;n@Fnrt Wavnn rnnte 7Fara rom Chi
cago to Washington, free Rations not provided
on the road; Inform nc by letter to the chicaEo
cago' o'n'e' I.unns s' e MAT1acp - EhanIan
@'~~ 49, -0.- go
To TIE LAD1Es..-Ladics, If you only knew how
mneh difference hctveen a pond and ooor a rtic1o
. .sc1,. ess"esa sooA a"o q po'i a.sl.le
OF sasefasus, 5ou would never use any but D. B.
De Land q Co.'S Chemical saleratus. It is truly
and VIC are happy to see that our Lady friends arc
Andipg It ont and naing nothing else.
-- .....
a HAhDsoaE PREsEFT.-one ofthe Yankee GARD
Writer'S Monograms and packages Of note paper.
New Tear Call Cards 81 less till Dec. 25th. Send4
stamps for samples to fremont HOUSE.
Ministry Mt Large.
1waot a D1sca for a vnuDo vor,so yvtara aho "a,
80 to good school and work for her board. She
csn do houscwork, and sewing, and wants to work
the whole winter. Alison place in store for very
bright, good, American boy. q good scholar, Is
years Of age, the soa Of widow. Apply to Rob
A'' -'7A0o'f'1 ''4ss'' ~ AooA' "'0 :
w.
e~ BEING anvious n Sorn a 1ibrarz NJ Pa,;o.
ioua and aiace11sneors 1ooka for tba n.o ~ ~.
FIRST 73coin,an+ Nache,,c1e Fn.1.ara .,,,- ,e-zo
desirnns nf contributing boota tn tbis SHEET n,ov
3asxe thenc st +hp 1sz,nr7,.p ofaca
J.wva p.eaprr
cben,a,n 1.t 13eo;r,o,+ III Nocb.o5c,e F,a;1ao-u
|
ARTILLERY.
Twenty more good men wanted for Bouton's Ar
tlleIy u r. Company Th5s company n is rapidly filling
join Ills iavo5ite arm Of tho seg1ice to aupI7 at
9nse ot 10 dee ose IN L. Dan1elss cigar
| --~
| @ Inc ne" oscaaat1ng HOOK Sewing Machine
ana e,1e a. +ba f.r,rar = ps,-s- -.r
| r+ra,t ~1' 11"''>0
t.Tha ,atoa+ and ,,oat no-t.c+ f,v,n+,o,,, :, e.;
entifc american.
Nothing IN its management that the simplest
n1Ia1:.-, .aay ~ s1asp. ~ 9o1f"at.
ket - Stindn,t Az. iA'''n' - dcIT.1at ~ 4
| -
| vha4aAs-1oar 1aFo1 received: our ADVICE Is
~ po1cnase III" nice kerosene Lamp tot Christ
mas. II as memento constantly before one.
1oa VII hna an enuless variety At Mobiles Lamp
and Uu Emporium ITO Lake street. dc17-St
egprsr,,.s = m NJ vv..,s p1r.x,,1 ,.,,,ao,n-
j. Wilson'S Sewing Machine. Ysluable and appzo-
priate testimonial of
AFATHxa TO Hs DAuau1zE;
| Asos TO HIS MOTHER;
, 1861-12-18

organization will be addressed this evening by
Robert Barry, Esq, ex-President Of the CHI
cago Temperance Society. 4 full attendance
is desired.
, 1861-12-18

DRESSED H0GS-Market quiet. Sales:
= Hogs, averaging Ds. at..~...$s.o66
IL ....... rs IS q ...... 3.GQ
8 IS at $9,W@3pD, diTid1ne On 200 ps,
, 1861-12-18

A Boston paper RayB: we learn OF the sale o1
small quantity Of cotton in this city at thirty
three cents pound Manufactured cotton goods,
OF the coarse grades, arc sold by the quantity at
the rate Of about forty-three cents pound"
, 1861-12-18

AcKNowLEpGHENr.-Fo soldiers families,
1888 loaves Of bread, from Messrs. Kendall &
Co.. Hayden, Kay q Co., $40; R. Prindivi11e.
ton coal
F. r TETTIE fsifv MissinnarV
, 1861-12-18
>Tbf Gtihuttf.
THE CITY.

- Sec advertisement Of handkerchief lost,
IN another column.
, 1861-12-18

There arc few saddles vacant yet In the 3th reg
me to to Fay that from Is to 50 men can be admit
ted now. They will report to me at Chicago, in
person, Dec. 18th, at Quartermaster Potter's, on
Streets. After being sworn in, they will proceed
with me the same day to Washington, on the six
O'Clock train-Fort Wayne route. Fare from Chi
o1 the road. Inform nc by letter to the Chicago
TRIBUNE Office, whom may expect to meet In CHI
cago. LUcIUs G. MATLocK, Chaplain.
December 18 186l4t
, 1861-12-18

THE 0rrRA.-The opefatic concerts Of the
Hincklcy troupe have been fixed for Wednes-
day and Friday evenings, Dec. 25th and eth,
this time without fail.
, 1861-12-18

IapoRTAsr.-It should be recolleetcd By
those who are calling upon the County War
Committee for funds, that the resolution
passed by the Board Of Supervisors disbursing
this fund, applies only to the families ofthose
who enlisted prior to December 10th. If this
is properly understood, it Will save both the
applicants and the committee great amount
Of trouble,
, 1861-12-18

H Being anxious to form library Of Relig-
iouB and Miscellaneous books, for the use Of the
First Regiment Mechanics Fusileers, any persons
desirous of contributing books to this object, may
leave them at the TRIBUNE Office.
JAMES BAssErr.
Chaplain 1tt Regiment IL. Mechanics Fusileers.
, 1861-12-18

Il It+4i H4uutM. A1 uukCl3 H2s I6tstu alu tQt
burglar decamped with valuable overcoat
rs lis booty. Between the hours Of three and
four Of the same morning, he again tried his
hand On the adjoining building, No. e35. Here
he was less successful. Officer Adolph Miller
was upon his track, and caught him ere he
had effected an entrance. The rogue threw
away bottle with which he was provided filled
With chloroiorm, and ATTEMPTED to escape, but
the policeman, By q vigorous use Of his locust
rendered that impossible When arraigned at
the Police Court, yesterday, the prisoner gave
his name US Michael Connolly. He has the
alias Of Smith. The Justice held him in de-
fault OF $500 bail for trial at the Recorders
Court
4 SOLDIERS FuNERAI4-A lieutenant In
| the Hoffman Dragons, named Louis Engle~
bach, died in this city day or two since Of
typhoid fever. The deceased WIS taken sick
in Western Virginia, and returned to his
home only to die. The remains Of the
deceased passed through the city yester-
day, on their way to the Cemetery. The
scene presented WAS J. very impressive
one. The fourth squadron Of Brackett's
Cavalry, Companies I and D, formed the
escort. fhe hearse 1mmed1atelJ followed,
d1aped with the American lag in mourning
behind which was led the horse Of the de-
ceasedi with vacant saddle caro1ne slnng IN
rs place, and trappings complete. AL there
pa1 INC rider. The band playing dirges and
ohss'ne Of carriages carrying the fauiily o.
cae uaeaeeased. brought up the rear Of the sad
uRf Goops 3rAMrEp8 -{,oo1ev. Farwe1I &
, 1861-12-18

KANE's ARCTIC PASoRAAA--This work o
art, painted Oh Thirty Thousand feet Of can
yass, and justly admired by all who have be-
held it, has just arrived in the city, and will
be exhibited atMetropolitan Hall this evening,
and each evening during the week The pano-
rama has lately been shown to good houses in
Albany and Milwaukee, the papers Of which
city speak highly in its praise.
, 1861-12-18

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SI1cIDE.-The unfor-
tunate girl Mildred Bo1les, an account Of
whose ruin and desertion appeared in our
issue Of yesterday, attempted to commit sui
eide shortly after her return to the Matteson
House from the Police Court by taking dose
of ether. The officer, in whose charge she
was, sent for physician who administered an
sntidote which saved her life. She protests
strcnuouEly, however, that she will not live.
, 1861-12-18

HEAVY RAILROAD EAHSNds. s.-The earnings
of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne d Chicago
Railroad for November wcrc $50, coo, IN in
crease Of 81, 900 over the same month last
yca{,
, 1861-12-18

Iwaut place for young WOMAN where ahe can
so to good achool and work for her board. She
cen do houscwork, and sewing, and wants to work
the whole winter. Alsoa place in store for verJ
bright, good, American boy. good scholar, Is
years Of age the son Of a widow. Apply to Rob
ert Collyer, III Randolph street, I'd floor, from
tp4.
, 1861-12-18

WAR CLAHs--By an advertisement in an
other column, it will be seen that our friend
s. n Wilson, who las been upon the Govern
pr's staff, at Springfield, has returned to Chi
cago and opened an Office for the collection Of
Claims arising ont Of the war. His experience
for the past Elk months will undoubtedly en-
able him to act understandingly in the line OF
business proposed, and at no distant day find
Ills services in constant requisition.
, 1861-12-18

u R Y A N Fl A L L j.
, 1861-12-18

BISHOP s1HPsoS.-The numerous friends
and admirers Of this eloquent divine will be
gratifed to learn that le is to occupy one Of
the pulpits in this city, next Sabbath morning.
We shall direct attention to the service more
particularly hereafter.
, 1861-12-18

DRIVE II THE N111s.--We would call the
attention Of the Board Of Public Works to the
Tery unwork1nanlike manner in which the
elects upon the sidewalk arc nailed down IN
many places, upon Michigan and Wabash ave
nucs especially. The nails are only partially
driven in, End have already to sur knowledge,
rrined several ladies' dresses. We hope the
evil complained Of will be speedily abated,
, 1861-12-18

The DOUGLAS MoSgMEST.-Hon. U. F.
Under Of this City is in the northwestern part
OF this State, lectrrins upon the subject
OF erecting 4 fitting monument to the
memory Of Stephen 4 Douglas. Last week
lie was at Freepot, and yesterday at Ga1ena-
The press Of this city speak fasorably Of the
cnternKise.
, 1861-12-18

cred being in the hospital Ut Syracuse Is an
error Those who are sick have been supplied
by the Commission with all they asked for,
and IT Is presumed vii hcnceforth be compar-
atiyely comfortable.
B Ihe attention Of those in want Of
Christmas goods, is directed to the sale Of
<ailbet, Sampson & Warner, 81 Lake street,
this morning. It embraces the finest assort-
Inent Of desirable goods, in the line Of splendid
French gold band china, elegant Bohemian
glassware Of the choicest patterns, and Of
great variety. Also -Parian goods, embracing
many valuable statuettes, &c., &c. Also,
filser plated ware Of a qtsaatty and style unsur-
passed In this city, and FROM one Of the best
manufacturers in the Enited States. Tic
above goods have just arrived 4EtFg tbs Eas*
and are all in splendid order. i:*.| 5:a:t+::
WHEELER g. Wilson'S SEWING MACHINE
The reputation OF this reliable machine il
known throughout the world. About 200, OK
owners and nsers Of this machine, with many
times more Of its friends upon this continent
md in the old world are daily living witnesse:
of It's superiority after the most scrutinizin{
Investigations and thorough tests.
He would simply suggest to those who dt
not possess it that Christmas and New Yea
sre near at hand, when valuable acquisitio,
to the household and agreeable surprise to th
ladies may be accomplished ut one time.
DANCE At TIE CAVALRY CAMp.-Colone
Bracket, Of the cavalry regiment Of the saua
name, gave hop last night at Camp Douglas
which was attended by q few inYited ladie
ssrd gentlemen from thie cstr Tho ,n,,ho,
, 1861-12-18

TIE HocsE TAs.ER.--An item has lately
been going the rounds Of the press to the ef-
feet that J. s. Rarcv, the horse tanner, was
aeaiu in Europe. This is mistake. He
called upon US yesterday, to show that he Was
in Chicago, in pyopria persoaic, and not IN
England He announces his dc3M here at
Bryan Hall, on Saturday evening next in an
ptler column
, 1861-12-18

SOLDIERS FAAL1Es.-The ladies having
charge Of the Festival have sent In food for
families belonging to soldiers, which they
can get by calling at the City Mission, 9e
North Franklin street.
, 1861-12-18
Artillery,

Twenty more good men wanted for Doutou's Ar
ul1ery Company. This company is rapidly filling
up and Re would advise al persons wishing to
join this tayozite arm Of tho service to apply at
once to recruiting Office in r. 7. Daniels's cigar
store under Matteson House. de17-1Y
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29

AT Stowe, Vermont, there are five factories, in
which starch is made from potatoes. Each con
slfnes about II, 600 bushels per annum, and
eight pounds of starch is the yield of each
bushel.
EE And if starch can be made at a
profit from potatoes, at the East, where
that tuber is always marketable at pay
ing price, how much more profitable
would its manufac ture prove here, where
potatoes yield so largely, and the cost of
production is so small. Corn and Wheat,
too, sell at half the sum they bring in
the East, labor is cheaper here than there,
and starch much dearer, and yet we in
sist upon bringing all the starch used in
our State from the Eastern markets. Iowa
has probably not more than one or two
starch factories within its limits, but
sends many thousands of dollars annu-
ally from the State to buy what could be
much more readily and cheaply manu-
featured here. When shall the suicidal
policy of drawing all such necessaries
from abroad, and impoverishing our
selves, be abolished -?
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
Left.

L1- The Vinton Eagle gives an &C :
count OF the summary dismissal Of some
prostitutes and their pimps" from that
village a short time ago. The same par
ty, we hear came to this place about a
week since, and took quarters on the
West side Of the river, but as soon as
their character became known, received
notice TO leave, which they deemed
best TO comply with. We are informed
that they then tried to locate on the East
side. but were again routed, and finding
no ease in this locality, left town for
good. A little law applied to these mis-
cradle beings would probably do them
good, and relieve our community from
the injury they entail.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
committees
Concert.

4V We were not present at the en-
tertainment given on Saturday night by
the independence Brass Band, but learn
that Notwithstanding the unfavorabe state
of the weather, the house was packed to
almost lis fullest capacity, which speak s
well for the estimation in which the Band
Is held by our citizens. Their instru
mentation was very gratifying, we learn,
and the acrobatic performance all that
could be expected. CONSTABLE, who is
really one of the best professional clowns
in the country, provoked the greatest
mirth and hilarity by his comic songs and
comic acting. Another entertainment
is, we are glad to learn, shortly to be
given.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29

~~ The following colloquy occurred
on our bridge yesterday, between very
small specimen of Young America and
one of our Druggists. Boy meets Drug
gst on the bridge, and is apparently very
shy. Druggist makes motion as if tc
catch him.
Boy-(drawing himself up with an all
of insulted dignity)-You'd better tram
die.
Druggist-Sonny, how old are you?
Boy-( drawllngly wall, if you'll
throw in the tail and hide I'm old enough
to be good.
Druggist suddenly recollects that hi:
dinner is waiting.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
Markets.

Markets.
There has been decline in Wheat ow
ing to Saturdays advices, and prices now
range from 81 to SIS cents. In Corn,
Oats, Butter and Eggs there has been nc
change. Pork is advancing, and is now
selling at 81 1895 25 per hundred fol
dressed
In Dubuque, on Friday, Wheat was
selling at 68@7l cents Corn, l5@17
Oats 1907; Butter, 9G1l Eggs IL
ola cents per dozen.
In Chicago, on Friday, Wheat declined
| cent, and was selling at 70 cents for
No. | Spring and Northwestern Club,
and "A for No. 9 Spring. Corn, 90
cents in store. Oats firm at II cents.
Pork, dressed, Sc O0@6 40. Exchange
on New York 4@5 per cent.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
Snow.

~ DR.. BREWER, our County Clerk,
who, by the way, is that notable person.
age, " the oldest inhabitant'-of this
County. says that more snow has fallen
this winter hereabouts, than fell any year
of the previous nineteen. Nineteen
years ago snow fell to about the general
depth of two feet, and did not disappear
from the Gath of November until the LIST
OF April. The winter was intensely cold,
the thermometer often reaching from 90
to 80 degrees below zero. This winter,
thus far. Stimulates that rather too closely.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
The Mails.

= AO MollSs
EE The snow has, for tho last week,
pretty efecually shut us out from com
munication with the rest of mankind
1t put an effectual quietus upon the
Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad Com.
pany for some days, so that we had
no train, and consequently no mail, from
the East, and none from the West until
Sunday. On Wednesday the train came
through from Dubuque, on time, but af-
ter working for several hours trying to
force passage westward to Jesup, was
compelled to return here and stay over
night. On Thursday morning the at
tempt to 60 westward was renewed, but
after getting about four miles west of
Town, the engine ran off the track into a
snow-bank, and there it remained until
Sunday. The train from the West also
made an Intellectual attempt to reach here
on Wednesday, but was compelled to re-
turn to Jesup. 1t tried again on Thurs
day, but the drifts kept piling up, and
after getting within mile or two of
where the other engine was off the track,
it was compelled, for lack of wood and
water, to return to Jesup.
On Sunday the engine that had been
off the track, was again got on, and the
train came down to this place about five
O'Clock, and remained all night. Con-
ductor CAwLEY's train came down on
Monday morning. and both trains push
ed Eastward, but the station agent, Mr..
MARKLE, informs us that the road is bad
ly blocked up between here and Farley,
and he has no expectation that the trains
will reach Dubuque before this (Tuos-
day. evening. Under this state of affairs,
with no mails for nearly week, we ale
rather dry of news. However, by the
kindness of our friend, p. II. CoNGER,
of Dubuque, we have been enabled to
to procure Dubuque Times, of Satur-
day, from which we have CLEANED vari-
Gus items Of interest.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
Kansas Aid.

Donations for the help of Kansas may
be left with l.. n. PUTNAM, Chairman Of
the Central Committee, at the Post Of
flee, or with Mr.. DOMAIN, the Secretary,
or with any member of the following sub
committees
Alton Hovey, Seth Paxson.
Bunao-Frederick Clark, A Richardson.
Byron-C + Yaw, II Chase
Cono-Wm Cooper, I G Mills
Frcmont-James Fleming, Charles Tullock.
Homer-L 5 Allen, DER Shelley.
Jeiferson-Jacob Fouts, c G Woodruff
Liberty-EJ Pratt G Cumins, s Swartzell
Nadison-L II Smith, S Whitney
Middlefield-A Frazier, ID Deerng.
Newton-A Long. Horace Chesley
Perry-C Melrose, w Marshall
Sumner-W II Louder B W Ogden.
Superior-A NJ Coy, Orlando Sufficool
Washington-J Smyscr, Albert Clark, II
Sparkling
Westburg-M ID Weston, j r Sabin.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
Concert in Quasqueton.

just as we are going to press, we learn
that the independence Brass Band intend
giving Concert and Dance on Friday
Evening next, at Davis's Hall, Quasque-
ton. Their programme will be similar
to that of their entertainment here, va
r;ety of pieces by the Band, and Har-
lequnade by CONSTABLE and others. We
assure our Quasqueton friends that they
will seldom have more pleasing enter
tainment. Price of admission to the
Concert, 25 cents children 10 cents.
Tickets to the Dance 50 cents. Let ev-
erybody GO.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
Bronchitis and Asthma
Mrs. WinslOw,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
has Soothing Syrup for children teething,
which greatly facilitates the process of tcethng
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 cases. See adver-
tisement
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
10 Painters:

Paints, Oils. Narnishes, St. Louis pure W hite
Lead, Buffalo Lead, French and American Zine
ground in oil, and Dcmar Narnish. \ laru,
assortment Of Colors, dry, and ground in oil
Copal Narnish, Nos. | and ., Light Picture
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