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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-02
Eer. BisefON,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN
Office No. 10 N. Third ST., 81. Louis No.

Nearly opposite the City Hotel, Entrance on
Third and Vine Streets.)
DR. BIS TREATMENT OF ALL UuFa
~ Private Diseases is more speedy 6rSrN
and permanent than any other physi- 80
clans in the city. Cures guaranteed uRas
No mercury used.
| manufacture all my own medicines, which
are pleasant to take, and will thoroughly cradi
cate all diseases from the system in a very short
time.
Those unfortunate young men who have, by
a secret infatuation or self-abuse, untitled them
selves for either business or society, and pro
duced those fearful effects in body and mind
so much to be dreaded TO such we would say
that, having treated hundreds of such cases ev
cry year of his practice in the city and SUI
rounding country, (and which testimonials il
his possession will show can offer you perm
anent and effectual cure Medicines sent by
mail or express. Persons at distance, treated
by letter. Address p. o. Box 1896. enclosing
stamp. (oetlG-60-l J
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HOWAR ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benerolent Institution established by special En-
do'cment, for the Relief of the Sick and Dis.
tressed, afflicted pih pruienf and EDi-
demic Diseases, and esDeciaiiy for
he Cure Of Diseases Of the
Seruai Orgdas.
NJ EDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by tho
VI Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by let.
ter, with description Of their condition, Gage
occupation, habits oflife, &C. and in cases Of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free d
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhua
and other Diseases of the Sectual Organs, and
on the NEW REMEDIES employed in TIL,
Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter
ENVELOPES, free Of charge. Two or three Stamps
or postage will be acceptable.
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. J
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. = South Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa
BY order of the Directors,
EZRA ID. HEARTW ELL, Pres.
GEO. FAlRCHlLD, Sec'y.
Feb l6 $50 (3-lS-ly
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DIRECT ROUTE TO CHICAGO
AND ALL POINTS EAST,

DU M EN ANhaNUEMENI i.
.nN AND AFTER MAY &c, 1861, Trains
" will leave Dunleith Sundays excepted),
at 100 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ. for Chicago and in
termediatc places, arriving at Chicago at 500
Z. NJ. and 545 A. NJ.
Trains leave CHICAGO for Rockford, Free
pert and Dunleith at 9:l5 A. M and 9:l5 P. NJ.
arrive at Dunleth at $40 p. M and 7:45 A. M.
Trims both East and West. connect ut Bel.
videre with trains for Beloit, GAINESVILLE, Madi-
son, Milwaukee, Prairie du CHEN, dc.
Close connections at Chicago with all trains
East and South.
BE sure and Purchase Tickets ria Galepa and
Chicago Union X. r.
Fare always as low as by any other route.
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
IN. WHEELER, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
E. B. TALCOTT, Genl Supt
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SLOAN'S OINTMENT!

For Mildness, Safety, Certainty, Thorough
ness, Sloan's Ointment is rapidly supercedine
all other Ointments and Liniments for the cure
of the following complaints Fresh Wounds
Calls of all kinds, Cracked Heels, Ringbone
Pole-Evil, Windgalls, Callus, Spavne, Swee
ney, Fistula, Foundered Feet, Sand Cracks
Scratches or Grease, Mango and Horse Dstem
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Pfi'o Is esas5 Per Fox; Five bozaa aor 4Lao.

Greatuua.lers ofClar-ylaen, 2llv4.si.tls fsrates-
mcn, aud eminent percentages, hase Ien1 taar
names TO certify the paralLeet Iness n csc
remedies, bat our space here VII nor permit TIE
insertion Of them. file Agents below named fur
ui,h gratis orr AMERICAN ALfANAcIa which they
arc given: w,h also sl descriptions Of the above
complaints and tie treatment HAT saossg! oe 81
lowed Tor their carc
DO not be pnt of by Hnprine.piad dealers vi-A
otAcr preparations they make mars erea- 9u.
Demand AYER'- and take r9 others The sick
want the best all there lar tne.a, aat Esf s.ss.
have il.
81 o.. remedies are for sale y
r. Barle, L. Stroll, Tndepeadaaes D. O.
Searls, Williamsburgh; E " Tenn4y Haz.esan
Allen d Hosford, Dubuque J IF Reed d Coz
Chicago, and all dealers in medicine. iy2fGi
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TIME TABLE NO. 6.
To take Effect Monday, June II, 1861
Connections.

Trains for the Southwest connect at Farley
at $40 p NJ
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G.. r.. WailaC

and retailed by all the other Druggists.
Dee. IL. 1860.
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t,OOts, Sbocs e. o5alters.

TIE SnbseribefaI-o keeps constantly on hand
q good assortment 81
Home Manufactured Boots and shoes.
And makes Ia order On Tire Short Il Notice and
IL Gimp ~ ran h. Parch0sed IFesf Of Dubuguc
Repairing done neatly and substantially.
Polish and Water Proof Backing for sale.
JOHN WILEY
One door West of Planes Hardware Store
Independence, Sept. 4. 1860.
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At Low Rates !!

w. H. HOLMES, ENOCH LEWIS,
General Western Ag't,l Gen. Superin't
Indianapolis, 1nd.} Altoona, Pa.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-02

Nearly opposite the City Hotel, Entrance o
Third and Vine Streets)
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NEW Arrival
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At Unprecedented Low Prices
= 30 It-tI01s LaNt NTrtIr4
TWO LARGE GREEN HoI>F

and have large assortment of creer-house ant
bedding-out plants. such a. q ert,euas, Crera
niuns. Salv1a, Fusehia, DE A lso over on,
hundred different varieties 81 Hardy Roses
comprising an ID different kinds soeL az Ev
bird, Perpetual, Bourbon, China, Tea Moss
Damask. Nois5ttes and Running Roses AIS,
fine assortment Of Bulbous Roots
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E0nsfs. H.. far SaIt snh Rant.

M Fer RENT-The two-story DWELL
E;i. ING No. II st. Paul street near Pleasant Apply
ITO JOHN WILLIAMS X son.
2Si entt 90 Smiths wharf
tn FOR RENT HOUSE No. 2l9 West
sIia ioWbad street between Paca and Green opposite
49, eGica! Jol'e- e, with all ID Gern in m, yrhtlts
l,.iid Ha'd and Stale. Viii he rented l. 70 a GOOD
p"!I me present occupant having no use for ID Apnly
stTeats % BARRE STREET, between Charles and ii1hl
ieiHtf
Es.1 FURNISHED DWELLING FOE RENT
LEI ~ G aGt'y furnished IiUI S within three s1uares
on Tnasooap "hament, viii ersEtc1 to small fyoiiV
--21r,ty ms. Apply at tts once. m27 II
1E* VALUABLE LAED IN ALLE9AEY
rp.rr m COUNTY, EoR SALE
a i t.ACF OF Ian called RI >; !iTTiC rp.y-p
=, IL ~ -. ittpIS Nh ~ ofis,. -, ~
,',5 -, II, "I thr]i day March iS.I ,
y IL sit,a ~ thM3s Pratt abait the ys.r n
y ~ I"'' " .u"It ~ miles east al !'' a,
HiSdi " oiiai ftGh VIA ci tr.g.r.,. .l''' OK. ihe
'S li i,'!ii' N'Eii crow iIHiraly 49,
also admirably sniied 70 sheep raising Tn, ,''. - q
rctt t!e tract, however, + ryingpAy womb ~ '',t
OaE aud Zine lmher which easily he rgnsI Sttt
road comfy SiGPiH 10 the CAeSarc4ke W,
and The Baltimore aud Ohio RailrNai which ran
miles ot The soutte boundary Of the tract. '" "
In the centre OF the tract Several renarl .l s.
Suiphnr and Iron SPRINGS # different strengths sun
from small valley within tew yards Ofeacn Other Tie
WIN another sulphur Spring IN the vicinity. have
Tor wears een known and rs0riel 10 fist by Indians
ans afterwards 10y the Hunters for their
q n i which Is well known in the ne;ghhafhnod
it;rkhy adaFted TO the OF al Gutinrncs diseases
he whole 10 offered for sale at very low ard on
long credit, as il VIII BE divided into SMALL FARMS OF
ml5tf "'''l'' = = PM 5,"l" 49,
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TIE DAILY EXCHANGE,
PUBLISHED BY
X L Il Il x G o.,
N. E CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS,


THE DAILY EXCHANGE is printed upon clear white paper
and with bolt and distinct type which Is constantly
newed thus ol.rng merchants aud others making
OF its columns peculiar vantages The conspicuous
attractive display of their advertisements which, in
necon with its already large aud steadily increasing sub
scrptio list mskes il the most desirable medium adj
verlisng presented to this community.
emo EXPENSE OR LABOR IS SPARED to fur isiI
the readers of TIE EXCHANGE with the most prompt full
and authentic intelligence upon II matters of public
est, domestic or foreign.
In its COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, and especially in
all that relates to its REPORTS OF ThE DOM STGC
MARKETS, it has established for itself reputation which
uSties the merchants OF this city in gnizing it
STANDARD AUfHORITY upon all those subjects in which
their business interests involved; whilst the leading
Financial and Commercial topics Of the day under
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The interests OF commerce and the state OF the markets
constantly and intimately affected by theaSpeGt O; ro
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aspres to be thing than cia report
daily price current, iriy devote
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the paper which, apart from its commercial Importance,
also possesses peculiar and exclusive interest of it,
honest and fearless independence, equally removed from
serve partisanshp the hand, and tinid neu-
tralty upon the other.
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Stgfks. Grimm. II.

8toths, Gzfbaaae, TT.
V0RK, GETTYSBURG, CHANBERSBURG.
IL hAkRIsHURG and MhDLEruWN BANK NOTES
,.,,,, THO ! CARSON.
sH1ULp FOR SALE, in sums 10 suit, at t small
AT ARYLAND STATE SIXE,3
~ ~ BALTlHoEE GAS COMPANY STOCK,
- Ei s'ie' tni-t-2Il NcAlM y CO.
We are PREPARED to !ge CASH ADV ANCTS On cop
se iSeTnS9 e our H*H'5 AeN'Fs i %9%q Co.
dz ''' corner ~ Csasi- AL bst s 0n
NORTH " ESTBRN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
~ iTl E2"DS for sale by SSAMJGi. IiAGEls j.,
EULLECWONS ON ALI. PRUMIN ENT
~ c', P2iH Is SOUTH AND Wha' made by
EsALTlMO&h AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
a'5 sqN'S wanted by n, sAMgE l. itAIst;.
NALTIMGkE AND OHIO r. 4. BONDS 1867.
~ Baltimore and ONO Railroad bonds 1856.
De- De- d, DO, 90 49,, ,s$3
Nortlwe Va. Railroad bonds - an no ,s,
Wanted By ID" do 81 s&na q G * sR1o Jr
ln4l' u haseIecnt Ches'pgttc KaaE.
VIkGIEiA AND NORTH CAROLINA EANE
sac ~ aol i;a in ';i,.'Hi
EXUHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHlLADEL-
~ - SitiA, BOSTON, RICHMOND fE?ER4BuRG ana
t.26ti ~ i:aiiimars street
~ I ttis''N % ~ II NJ i.S AND bhhrt -
'' All po'ht5 ooulh anu est purchased ~ best rates,
te2a-f "a baltimore sheet
EsRDTERHS EDnIncFR
g ~, IA 80, 49, ~ 49, - -, ,...
OFFER FOR SALE FGRMGN EXCHh%aH! on on a III ~
principal cities OF Germany, 1dun Paris and Ams:.r
lam. rhiiitf
4 DVAECES MADE On BUSINhSS PAPER
II AND APPROVED CoLLATEeAI4S Ag
is21-t Ti1 !. CARSON
pANK OF RELTIvnRu s,ForE yyANTga
H. INn = cITtI[G. 90 "a
sStt 80 e,,,i,gr
MARYLAND SIZES MARYLAND per cent
L7E IFS 'Iibcd loan, lot sale by
ems. SAMi. BAhBiS, il,
7ESIN pzpFp Aj.5.,,,s, ''A' ''@.'
" N I, -, - 10y - ~ ,..
;o!7 T.; '"hi-' II NILS {" 9VNS'
o.
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TRuSTEElS SHE.
Auction
PUBLIC SALE
IrnD

- OF HORSES, CARTS HARNESS, ETC
VIII he sold at the Relay House, Northern Central Rail
r9id on EDN E%bAY, July lJ:h, at 10 O'Clock A. y the
g and HorseJ Piow5, Scoops, sets Of ElarEsptf.a
iools, Grow Bars, Drills, Picks, Shovcs Etr4n En-
road Iron, Stone Cutters Tools Lumber, BUGGY ar
Can't. rericks, lro Steel Cars, Sock Dry foods Cig-
ms Groceries, empty Barrels. Saddle md Bride,
TermsAll SUMS under $50 cash. over this amount note
at g months, payable al bank, with approved SECURITY
-Nh-it. Rn8biTXELL, CROWLEY Il CO.
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Wanfs


A GENTLEMAN of much experience as PRE-
= "A hAfE U TOR and ACADEMiCAI. TEACHER, ofers
services IN either caracity. The best r-fr-nc furn
isI.Su Address EAChER, Exchange office Baltimore.
VI ar n ptcdtons 10 -2"u 3w-
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7-3"=E" - "
TRUSTEE ) SALE

III. MORTGAGrTn7 pRoprpTv
Sh9e ce re- o. tn Circuit Court for Eaitirnore ci v
,'S Undersigned Will ofie pnb. sale au I:{El;rjt
me X GAY OF Jmiv ISL At o ,oc, F. If ora Ia, n-rIi,
described as ll0Ws - >''''
LOT Ne Beg inning at the corner formed hv the inter
~ lo 81 the or side of Mulberry and the GAS
@ o. eiric er street, h-u said streets and
Hp~nv1 according To- the pa+ survey tnsn. ~ Owe,
onid' Surve: or IN t;e month April s5G md 7'gI
~ llt cas- OF HGn7 n co.. against ard q H. H. III,
''Gt Ooaft Tor baltimore city. and running treure .orIA
luh on eGdst slIe Strickcr ST., when Oyeaed ae l
Huiherry St as laid said uat. eipht, f % .,
Isl sue 81 q rec foot al c to be laid and Oucned for
use anu bEneht OF the lots OF ground adjacent gr!r
thence uti, on the side of said three ~ qa -
OF ht north line Of Mulberry Stree when penei as fo
D 10 hgo ieet and thence the Ii OF the north
OF MulotfW street Is atoresa.d, eighty Zee. TO the
LOT No Eeguni7g the east side Of Striker street
ttci s"a street la out and opsnei men unaa ia
rl ~ - i te Instance fifteen feet north Of the cr-ngr
htt ~ me intersection Ct the north sdc Nusher
street ana the s side Of Stricken street. Whom said tfg
are tlf cut ant ocnea ding he pas az sII-u
mentioned IN The description Of Lot No l. end I.p'r
fnre nGFtil, o. riding the east side o. Strck y street.
"h opened az l@ down ssid ya, fifteen yci thra,e
taNt llaiit! EItI Mulberry street. ai down un said
pat eighty fGt, II the side three ZOO. aiar,
thC outh Ga The east siae oi said three ;v ard
P'rheI 70 the line OF Stcker street aforesaid teen
'e. ana thence west. parallel 70 Mulberry SIR, e rs ao5e
sEiH' viFhty feet TO thu piac' 81 regiuTir.r.
fch oi std lots subject 70 around rent or .ef ~"
nan yearly on tie st day OF June D,gtrIhc:.
I!!e5 Tents on each iot-H thr,e-s:or- EiJCk
~ ",'!INt, with twoStory brick hack building with
Taxes and ground rent will he paid 20 the dag os sale
i'!bS ,ht-jiit cash. an! the residue SIX ana twelve
months, with interest, ed Ivy endorsed to zl:is
faction u trustee HENRY &. CAREY, Trustee.
ie25 2'w3w&ls Sncy Il ,@.,
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THE TRI-yVEEKLY EXCHANGE
Is PUBLISHED

EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
And contains all the reading matter of TIE DAILY Ex
including its general and political Intelligence; its
kilograms reports of local affairs and public meetings. its
accura and impartial reports of the markets, both foreign
and domestic its reviews OF books; its carefully pre-
abstracts foreign news, and its editorial articles
thus giving in every department the latest information
ceiycd in the city up to the day of publication.
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.s.sstNNas aW1 5EIngIt.

.esss s:s55ssssz73s z.zs GOLD MEDAL. PIANOS.
/. g MANUFACTURER BY HENRY GA EFIE
II u y u GAEHEou&s
Nos. 10, II ANA ~ N EUTAg sTEssg
OFFfCE:
y nETHEAST C0EEEE OF EuTsW FsYzTYE gvrrg=q
i''a undersigned has hand 81 lg4ra.F
ssscrthleats Of PIANO EGKTES in TINS city when f5r
pant {" hnsi power and sweetness tone, eItsg o
'oS.ti! aye by judges been pronounced unrivaed.
r.. - i'tsst FfemiuI.-a Gold Melawas awarded them
1859. '~' i--4' '' "''''1i'
i{efY Piano guaranteed for five years, privilege o
F'1 granted atnY time within SIX months from asv
OF sale, II DOT entirely satisfactory. '
Terms and prices liberal and call Is rrspec o!;isaa
be.of2 purchasing elsewhere.
- ramos taken in exchange, hired tuned
lltF ' '''' NV
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S&sitboQrapbere.
%EistfNrnr &fgIfs.
CarriaQt5.

$500. JARalAGES.--We haze on hand, ut
Net%@-a5-I-ouk NANUFACTOEY AND REPOSITORY
III q me ~ h. if9rGe;t and best asaormeuts Of CAR
RACES are invited to call examine oIir stock ne We ara
determined to sell at as low rates ana on az ting
terms rs any other establishment.
$1,000 AULLHYER Z HUNTER.
la35ti Corner % Howard and Franklin sts, z alt
[sS!$E = CARRIAGES CARRIAGES We
Is.s2- hayec on hand at ~ North GAY STREET fhaIar
E-aL aasortine:t OF FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south o
New ORR, all Of the Attest fashions and most SpyruyeH
styles The public invited to call and examine FOR chem.
selves; all OF which will he sold reasonable terms.
BUER, HAIGET UGONNEiI..
~ repairing gone 1t the shortest notice. TCE-SF
gSURLETT G SONS
~ CARRIAGE AAHUFACFORg,
No. IS NORM STREET.
&c e: + The undersigned having greatly ea-
-larged their premises aud increased their faais-
eS ce leave to call the attention OF The public 20 theig
extensive stock OF every description RRAGES finished
IN the most elegant style aud durable manner, which they
prepared % sell accommodating terms. REPAIRS
tended 10 With dispatch and reasonable pfGes
JOHN GURi,Elr : SON,
tv2@E5 " North strapt FisfuiaTe.
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SIX MILLIONS OF DOILAK9
4F:rNA INSuRANCE CO. HARTFORD. COS Naa
PHOENIX INSURANCE co, HARTFGRp......, s5o.D10
MERCHANTS ms. Co, acknowledgements. $50 Oto
NEW ENGLAND ms co, aARFFORp....... $4,000
HASSASoIr ms. co, SPEiEGFlFLD..--...... 2GO,0o3
SPRINGFIELD ms. co, sPRINGETEID..... 100000
1fsrNA LIFE INSURANCE CO, HARTFORD. 49, 2saaa
INTERNATIONAL LIFE Do, LONDON 2,5eaO9
POLICIES ISSUED ami Losses paid at. the Agency
sl7-tf J. G. PROUD L SON9
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@9I0fGrres. HInnnrs. III.

sas:s7 FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, OF
85 All the varieties of each kind, see:ted from the
s4 IapOrtations OF tW CROP ga, expressly for Tie
use Of private families the quality Of which can
not be eXceed either in style Of make in extreme fra
grace. For sale by WM. WHELAN, No. li2 Baltimore
Flttct, between Horth and Calvert streets. sia-tf
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i MES r. CHANGE

- (LATE AUCTIuErFpO
GENERAk COEMiSS{oT &ERCEIAF Mt,
ADD Dealer in all kinds OF AUCTION GOODS, suited to
DOM CITY ana country Merchants, Who reqUc G exs
ANNE The same before purchasing ciscwhcr".
IA MES r. CHANGE,
Commission Merchant.
mhl9tf Entrance on Charles s;rnaf
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z Ohm II. WALKER,
- PR0PEETY 4GENT,

- PROPE ETY. AGEwT
.. No sc SECOND STREET.
Has for sale, FARMS, COUNTRY SEATS, CITY EESI-
ph~CFS, tUlibING LOTS and GROUND RENTS. api-iy
4 ROUND RENTS FOR SALE-Well secured
All hand someiy improved. Three of 500 each, g.
Jl and per cent; one OF $3.50 annGn, at per
one OF $50 at 6% cent OF $li2 at
per cent; two II yl21 at per cent two q flG0 each
per cent four Of IS each al 81 per and five OF $40
each, al az per cent apply 10 st. H. MARRIOTT, Broker
No. q North Charles street. iai2a-tf
FOR SALE.-A handsome COUNTRY
Eg;s; SEAT, Gatonayiile, containing SEVENTEEN
-s@E@a ACRES. Fo! particulars, app!y 10
c. BRTh KHAN & co,
i,.tf. RrE-f
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Gg-Dartnersbip Motftts.

OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AND YORK
~ TOWN TURNPIKE ROAD COMPANY. July 'St l'gl
- The Prtsidsnt and Managers have this day declare
Dividend of ONE PER ENT. for the ast ny Eion.s,
PAYABLE at the Bank of Baltimore, on ana AFTER EopAi
rA 1, the Ctr insr.
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HiTIR DRAIN AID SITIR PLPlS.

The great economy the use OF hse PIPES for Se7or
sge will be found 10 exceed, by FAR the OF other
material for the purposes All C!ders addressed
above, will be promptly attended To- Goods delivered in
the city Tree of charge mhlaN
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SHsuraate GauylaNlss.

Condition the Company the Sd December 1860 per
Report to the Governor of Georgia. published in accordance
with Laws nf that St.te
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3sMksTs ann Sfrksrg.

M ARTIN LEWIS,
1'A BiAh AND STOCK BRONZE
No Il SECOND STREET -
Has special arrangements for the nurrj... -, 49,, .
STOCKS, BONDS, Sc ''" 'ae "i
49, :. ~ the New Torl market
RTARTlN LEWIS,
4T1 N"3E 4 w ELL BROEEE
No. II SECON y STREET,
Pays individual attention o. the ,f.rro at.op ~ ;,o
cial Paper aud Loans T.: II desgfjpGgs si'
Cash advances made On Gnlst.fq;s rrh9otf
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aaz VALUABLE FARM
n III W ARn COUNTY,
lean TIE HA LII NnEE ND ONO RAILROAD
This Farm contains Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES Of very superior Land, vel wool and wat-rn
has seysa fine huiidug sites and ahunsutlv supp.
wi'h H." Hrings aud rGnnin water Il siiuate pa the
Guna% R"ad leading fr te fred turnpike 10 the
view dH.i IS perfectly healthy.
i wi be sold in one rAor divided to suit purchasers
~ TENS reasonable
Appty to W. ". GLENN.
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C. h. ttsEcH & Co, q
EIaBsLL I. SHAfFER,
?. H. GREGoaY II Co, Lumpkin, "a. ja2itf
Ng AkYLAND COMPANY S
LIE SUPER PHOSPIEA tn or LINE
rEanted superior toany thing Of the kind nov in
80 l South Eotaw s,,eet opposite Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad lIefoi, i'sItlm re, Nd iutU-I
EUANOl GUANOii
is suipy al kinds OF FERTILIZERS, ~ wholesale or
'e On 'g yG ~ AZ ST 'qa Fl, ia P Il eSsS
Gnr quppiy Of PERUVIAN IS ample the season,
we deliver 1t as r sgg%d iFo n ,, 'f
thu saving the farmer every expense.
MEXICAN GCAN0
embraces the caYRoes Of tie <'iiumhoia" "tosmns and
'H1t's Rris-tsa two o-les raiuY sn,o1g the richest
ever imported in this markea I'D will De sold ~ tie Nsreo
aisag,e ton
Sur stock OF - -
CALIFORNIA GUAS0
n all o; last ssOns importation, ana FREE from a.
puSites which impair me va!pe OF the recent .1rtss
SUPERFHOSYHATE GE Lf&s,
Or ufe. and believed inc Gsa; ssai.
the kad prepared IN the United States po stif sos
deem itsopasioE 10 anything Which can BE- Epp.sa.
ftrslg aag:ore,i fion Unboisa Bones.
~ tlie various brands al the manufacturers p;ic5s
". NHirEl1ok L 90,
sulstf a 5oatf street
YseO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
q lIZER~equal tosiuano and cheaper than Stable
Manure, being adE;S deposit, eonrosai u animal ard
near the Cattle show Grounds Distance from CfarIes 1T
half mile al Cattle show Grounds quarter o!
nile Toll Gate from Falls Road half nile at Upper
sergor. Apply at 70 Sontn
Prize, 50 cents cartload. Ie22-sf
ma EXICAN GUANO.
Iva Very choice Mexican GDAko for sale by the cargo
| or single tom oy VI. WblfELOCK Il CO.,
"A &f,fh ufra
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-09

sEis5f FOR RENT
a he large tirees toiy H0US ., No 20 North Charles
which would be aeiyd for Store desiJCd OF
roIg .ytrd into OFFICES
large DWELLING, No. u 81 Paul street corner al anl-
Tor FEiCrS 1890 ~
Ia I'D and Saratoga streets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-26
ssNo Occn.Ion for Force.n


Mr. Crittenden is reported as saying, yes
teraay, that Congress had power to employ
force IN such eases where force was appliOa-
bic, but that at present there was no occasion
for it"
Of course mott South CarOlius has
seiged Fort MouItrie, Castle Pinckney, and
the arsenal, and has opened fire upon steam
Or filed with United States troops and pro-
visions, and compelled her to retreat and
threatens 70 dislOdgs Maj. Anderson, but
Gthere is no occasion for force"
Georgia and Louisiana have seized the Q,
S. Forts within their borders, Alabama is
preparing to seize Fort Pickens, and MiIsiss-
ippi has blockaded the Mississippi river, but
-iithere is no occasion for force"
And 50 when the Southern troops march
upon Washington, and demand its surrender,
Mr. Crittendeu viii offer his compromise and
ssy '4here Is no occasion for force" If the
honorable gentleman's private practice CON-
ports with bis public preoepts, with what glO-
rious freedom could a burgler ransack his
premises and steal his valuables. There
would be Huo occasion for forcs" you know