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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-30

J. VI. H0RD.
Independence
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

wlLLARDS' HOTEL.-T Webster, Pa; Hon
Jones, do; A James, NY; G w Keiser, Mo;
Price, NJ; s H Clayton, No; T franklin, Pa:
Honner, o; l. Hamilton, Mass; M Curd
Ky; w Yate, Nc Barger, do; Collier.
Pa; Ward, NY; M Allen. do; Mrs GnrIey. O:
Howard, USA k B Caveriy, Mass; A Hitch,
coch, NY; H Edwards, Pa ] Hickman, do; G
Baldwin and lady, VA Miss Baldwin do: Mr.
Colby, ny; Mrs Colgate, do; n stickney, Md;
DR. w N King. UsNi shenday, NY; EMoule
and lady, Pa; A Long, UsA; A AvelI Md;
y Barnum, do; M Sterrett, Pa; w Putnam, Fl
Putnam; II Msgraw, Pa; H Van Erie, Ny;
lutte, do Brown, do; w Duncan, Pa; J
Madorn, do; Judge Grain, Md; Wilson, NY; 8
5 Burchard, do; Hevelic, do; HI M Alexander
NY McMartin and son, do; w Fl stevens, Cal;
a Woodruff; NY Vanderbilt, Conn; B
Cornell, NJ; Mrs H Gilman, Me; s B Foote,
Jana FOote, do; Fraser, Mass; Williams
IA; Williams, NJ; ellington, Gen Paez
venezula; Maj Y Pacheco, do; $ Camacho, do; II
Livingston, NY; A Freat, VT; F Disenfeldt.
Pa; ID It Alburtin and lady, NY; Miss Fitch, do;
n b Chevalier and lady, do;sC Dana, do; Judge
lady, Pa.
NATIONAL HOTEL-E Lewis. Pa: M n
Potter, o; Bailey, H 3 Livingston, NY; wv
Dmoree, Tex; e Paddock and sister, CT; w ii
EaTty, Hatch and ly, Pa; DR. Gamble, Fle q
n Rldridge, w Gurley, Iowa; Hedges
Del; Hall, Snyder, c A Buchanan, w l.
hooHtZell, John Cushing, Mrs Glenn, Miss Proc
tor S,,n n h a BOYD, Tilghpan, N smith; r D
j
II Oliver, o; Cotton, E A Larkin, Pa; 8 T
stna{t, Va Proctor, Mass; F Hubby, Pa:
Cs Bradley, Nightingale, RI; G II Martin
van Dyke, Mclnnes, Learie Pa; en- Bo.
rec, Nj; l. A Ehrman, NJ Ehrman, T Young and
", b Calvert and ly, Miss Calvert, Green,
Md; w stevens, Cal
CLAWS HOTEL.-R Ross, Tenn; r Pascal,
IeIj w w More, NC; w Armstrong, Flood
w Marshall, NY; A Conner, Md; L p Car
anna, Crawford, VT; L l. Thompson Ore; M
Anory, o; Sum and ly, w Snow Mimi; III
Thornton, Va c Even, Ark; p Nichols, IS
Luo, Pa @ Buckingoam, Md; M Clark, La;
Neal and ly, CT r Chandler, Mass; b Ii Han
igan, SCI VI P Rodgers rnd ly, Fl Harrison and
Iy, Ca Z Evans, Pa; Townsend, Peter X Raw
mand, Jas Underhin NJ T Emerson, Mass; NJ L
BROWNS HOTEL.-w Neel, Ga; r
Meem, Holden, Graham b Dew, u b
Dew, w Harrison, c Mitchell, w Baker, l.
chancellor, Va; Il l. Smith, Mrs Herndon, L,
Peroing w Haswell, c Cameron, g Lit
dsneld, G Taylor and ly, Bailey, NY; j
LelIY and ly, II Powell, II Byran, NC; g "
MCKENZIE, II FeRdsll, G Carpenter w
Burroughs and fam, Md; nj Ross, Ind; J Bar
nard Moore and daughters, Nc; w BLACKWELL
a hlrbey, Pa; E Lazarus, SC.
klRKWOOD HOUSE.-G w Eastman, l. C
CowPer, Shackelford, Va; Posey and ly,
Nd; w Craig, USA; r Alexander. 0; j O'Hara,
Day, M ID Carpenter, Pa; X NJ Wilson, NY;
ii clayton, Z w Keser, Va.
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0a.ADAcHE Is the fsyoIite .lsn By vhloh
nature makes known any deviation whatever from
the natural state Of the brain. and viewed IN this
light IL may be looked on ~ safeguard intended
70 give notice Of disease which might otherwise
escape attention, till too late to be remedied; and
Its Indications should never be neglected. Head
sohes may be classified under two Nance, Wig |.
Symptomatic and ldiopathic. Symptomatio Head
scche is exoeedinely common and is the precprsor
Apoplexy, Gout: Rhegmatism and al febTils
ease of the stomach constituting sick headache. of
hepaho disease constituting bilious hsadaehs, Of
worms and other of the DOW
els as well renal and uterine affections. Diseases
ofthe heart are very frequently attend ed with Head
aches; Anemls and PIethors are also affections
Headaoh ne Is also very common, being usually dis
times coming on suddenly in . state Of apparently
soana neeItn ana prostralng at once the mental
comes on slowly. heralded by depression Of spirits
or ecerhity of temper. In most instances the pain
is front Of the head, over one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting, under this class
may also be named NsKrdlgtd.
For the treatment of either class of Headache the
CephalIc Pills have been found q sure and safe
Iemedy, renewing the most acute pains IN q few
minutes, and By Its subtle power Graduating tho
disease Of which headaohe Is the unerring index.
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Censtipatisn or Cssiixenasa.

prevalent, so little understood, and 90 much neg
lected as Costiyeness. Often originating in care
lessness or sedentary habits; it is regarded as .
anxiety, while IN reality it is the precursor and
companion OF many Of the most fatal and danger
bring the sufferer to an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils Of which Costiveness s the usual at
tendant are Headache, Collie, Rheumatism, Foul
Breath Piles, and others of like nature lille long
train offrig htfu diseases such gnant Fevers,
Aboesses, Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Disrrhea, Apo
Plexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteris, Hyperion
drlasis M eanchOly and Insanity first indicate their
presence In the system by this alarming symptom.
Not unfrss uently the diseases named originate in
Constipation. but take on an independent exist
ence unless the cause is eradicated In an early stage
From all these CONGREGATIONS II follows that the
disorder should receive immediate attention when
ever oocurs and no person should neglect to get
. box Of Cephsllc Pills on the first appearances Of
the complaint, as their timely use viii expel the
dangerous foe TO human life.
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A Real BLESSING.

PAysieiaS.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how IL that head
Ms. Jorss.-Gone! Doctor, all zone the pill you
sent cured me In just twenty minutes, and I Wish
handy. 'AoA
,PtAyieian.1You can get them at any Druggists,
recommend them in al cases OF Headache.
MyS. yo1ss.-I shall send for q box directly, and
shal tell Gil my suffering friends, for they are YeGl
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The AMALsAMArIoN OF LANsuAsKs.-There 10 Q
growing tendency in this age 70 appropriate the
mostexpresslve words of otheT lsnguage AND after
VOID Cephallc, which 10 from the Greek, signifying
"for the head" is now becoming populanzed in
conKeotion with Mr.. Spaldins's great Headache
remedy; but II will soon be used IN more general
way, and the word Cephslio will become a.
distinction as foreign words has been worn away
By common usage until they seem native and 70
the manor boIn.n
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NAVY YARD MATrKRs.-The Navy Yard again
appears quite lively and busy. Tbs work on the
Portsmouth and Germantown Is being rapidly
pushed ahead, and both vessels will be manned
and put In commission as soon as completed. The
supply Of Coal now In the Yard is said to be
enormous, (enough at least under ordinary cir
cunstances FOR FIVE years. which looks very much
like this Is to be made Coal depot for Old Abe,s
War steamers; the key to said depot being fortress
Another instalment Of pay is due to the work
men In the Yard but Ii il not probab BILE that they
will receive IL until after the 4th of March, Qf
they get il then. l-NOrfoIk Day Book.
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BRIDoEr.zMlssus wants you 70 send her q box
Of Cephalic Glue, no, = bottle of Prepared Pills.
but Pm thinking that's not just il naither but per-
haps ye'il be afther knowing what is. Yesee
she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headache
before.
Pills.
Brtdsn.-Ooh, sure now and you've sed it. here's
the quarther and Civ me the Pills and don't be ell
day about it aither.
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Down EXCITEMENT, and the mental care And
anxiety incident 70 close attention TO busness or
study, are among the numerous causes of Nervous
incident 70 this distressing complaint is q fatal
1low 20 Gil energy and ambition. Sufferers BY this
these Distressing attacks By using one Of the Co
phallo Pills whenever the symptoms appear. II
aulets the Overtasked brain and soothes the strain
ed and jsrring nerves, ard relaxes the tension of
the stomach which always accompanies and az
gravatss the disordered condition OF the BRAN.
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvxp-Mr,
spadlng has sold two millions Of bottles Of his oeI-
6ottle saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken
furnltuFe thus making an aggregate of twenty mil
yal3able invention. Having made his Glue house
nold word, he pow proposes to do the world stifl
bus CeRhalio Pills, and II they are ss good a. his
Glge, Headaches Will soon vanish away like snow
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MODEL MTsKErs FOR VIRGINIA-The Rich
Master Armorer Of the Virginia Armory, has re-
turned from the Springfield Armory, Massachu-
sets, where he has been experimenting the man.
ufacture Of a specimen Of the model musket de-
term1Ded upon by the Military Commissioners Of
Virginia as the one to be made at the new Armory
here, without bringing the same, and that ii is
doubtful whether 1t will be delivered to the State
at all
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stepped into the hspotheca les hand says hi 70 the
nah, "Cen you hease me Of an 'eedaohe!' "Does
IL haohe ard" says e. "Hexoeedlngly," says hi,
and upon that e gave me q Cephallo Pill. hand
pom me 'onor It cured me quick that 'ardly
realized I'D 'ad an 'eadache.
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THE EVENING STAR.
BRILLIANTS.
RKAUTY.

BEAUTY.
Labor in the Path Of duty
Gleamsd Up like q thing of beauty;
Beauty shone in self denial;
In the stsrbest hour Of trial;
In a meek obedience
To the will Of Providence;
In the lofty sympcthies
That, forgetting selfish ease.
Prompted ac's that sought the good
OF every spirit; understood
The wants of every human heart.
Eager ever to impart
blessings to the weary soul
That hath felt the bitter orld's control.
Here IL beauty Euch 50 ne'er
Met the eye or chained the ear;
IN the souls high duties, taen felt,
That the Hottest beauty ever dwslt.
&c. p. CTanch.
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ibid you ever have the Siok Headaohef 10
you remember the throbbng temples, the feversd
How totally pnht you were for pleasure, converse
non or study One of the Cephalio Pills vould
then experienced. For this and other purposee
you should always have box of them on hand b
use "a occasion requires.
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L0ck HcsrIrAL,
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6HRAI D1scovxRy.-Among the most important
o. AZ the great medical discoveries of this age may
non from Small POx, the Cephac Pill for relief OF
Eaeedachs, and the use Of Quinine for the proven
uon OF Fevere, either of which 10 q sure sDeci6n
whose benefits will be experienced by suffsrins
humanity long after their discoveries are forrotter
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IHK WIFE.

When on thy bosom recline,
EnraptuI ed st,ll to call thee mine,
10 call thee mine for life,
j glory in the sacred ties
Which modern wits and fools despise,
OF husband and of wife.
Have a wish tits all for thee
Have you wish tits all for me.
20 soft our nom. nts move,
That angels look with ardent gaze,
We'll Pleased 10 see cur happy days,
Anu bid us live-and love
lT;0dfsu nfnrro,
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
LILO N TIC E.
DrPAsJMExI 9, rHl Isr.sIon,l

WasAssseos, Dec. IS, 1880 Z
Public notice IL hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed, Of the description hereinafter
set forth, have lately been feonisusly abstrsctsd
from the custody Of the InteriorcD Department the
same being the property Of the United States and
held In trust for certain Indian tribes. Notice has
also been given to the proper ooers of the rsspeo-
tive States to stop the payment thereof; and ell
persons are warned against purchasing or receiv-
ing any Of said bonds and coupons, the claim Of
the United States thereto Will b prosecuted to the
utmost extent Each bond being for the sum of ono
thousand dollars, VIZ:
Sax per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued IN
June and August, 1857.
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Joy F2R THE sI 81 AeEP sgEEJFlERINSs.
READ!
APPLY TIE REMEDY


Friend, do you suffer- Are you the victim of any
purity of the blood What are they, do you ssfg
Rather ask, Whit are they not. The blood 10 The
source OF life and hoeth, and 10 10 the fret element
Of our being 70 respond TO Say csase which Affects
the system, ss the pulse inxsblY sttests The ever
prevailing Neuralgia, the irritating Erysipeas, the
subtle Serofula, the agonixing Rheumatism, Ner-
yous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with it's
Rrlor and detection, and the numberees Ills that
fesh heir 70, derive thor hidcous origin from TIE
blood Deal kindly then and gently with the blood
Use the vitanxinE resources Of nature for its AID
and suffer us TO commend 70 yeur confidence and
use that truly valuable medicsment known az
INDIAN VIC E 81 IL 1DfscocrYoM.
popular sentiment has SPOKEN in decided term,
and the evidences Of this great efficacy are aus.
tanned bI constant syovsls Of curative effects and
the h3ppiest results from ts are after al other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Lot Ms say, In conclusion, that certificates
cures are not sought from the Iliterate and super
noial, but they are volunteered from the most re-
sReotsbe sources and justify the highest terms in
whloh 10 10 possible 70 commend so valuable a
lPeolho % public approval. We may add also thai
me curative properties Of the medicine &c usled
only BY It's restorative effects the system recover
inG rom disease with renewed constitutional viror
For sale By all respectable Druggists in this
CITY, and by the proprietor, MRS. M. cox,
bottle and her seal on the cork
" Pnoe 81 per bottle, six bottles for O.
Wholesale zssni. r. Z. T. CISSEL, Drufgist
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., W hoeesle Aren't for tire Bin
tiot, and viii supply the trade st my prices
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piTis ACTS rs woaIa LHowISs'SSSpaldInE,s Csphelic
ous Readaehs, Nervous Hesdsohe, CostiveIess,
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as aSss SSsd: I. re R 500 se:y
York. interest payable IN Jaassry and July. Wv
North Cerolin, iix yer cent Coupon Bonds-cou-
pons payable IN April and October, Wis,
Forty ave bonds of oI.oeO each, issued By an
tAonty ofen est 60 inocfpofs 10 the Western North
Ss,S Shana ~, .s'sosd cGnIsey SesIs.s p dssssd
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NorK,-Bonds No. 1000, and below of this series,
issued June, 1857, and bonds No. 2p1, and above
thai, dated August, 1857, payable at the Phunix
Bank, New York CITY, in 1851.
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NoIE-The bonds numbered a5ls and below L.
sued In January, f1Y; No xn0, aud above that,
lssued In August, lse5, payable st Phonix Bank.
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NofE-These bends are dated January, IsS7,
parable at Bank Of Commefos, New York, ii
November, lss6-tnterest payable In January and
July of each rear.
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ssss: 3; ~ s. ~, l ~ g::;ss
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A egRE uARRINTED, Or NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.


s.ss. ~. .sysl osn.s' .fs..s.... .s,sss s'.s..s
snd The frsssr part 81 yhess life kss been spsnt
Yisals 81 ksodsn, fsris Philadelphia and h o.
tnsvn; many ussslsd With rnrinf On TIE head and
when asleep great nsrvsssnsss being slarnsd sredss
dsrx AZ I'm.
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These bond. fss dated Ssly. Iss,, payable July,
able In January and July.
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MEDICINES.

A -. s0RNkT0Ns
II BALYIuoRH
L0ck HcsrIIAL.
Hss DsssesGs6 tAs .ssf Cs-fssr, Srss6s, ed ssiy
EfsessaI Rs~ssds tks Re-lS,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF INPRUDENCk.
LET NO FALSE DELCAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
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T'HENEW YORK SON.


We have surrendered, to-day, 40 large por-
ton of our columns TO the interesting details OF
intelligence from England, that we have scarcely
room for more than passing comment. And
We do not know that more is needed. The
news speaks for itself, and its tone wills be read
ily recognized by the reader as what has been
generally expected by the public, on this side
Of the Atlantic.
The London TINS begins and ends in rather
fretful style, but in the middle Of its com
ments plAii ~ avows its belief that thu United
States have been in the right, and aro upheld
by international law and authorizes. Bu. sin
gulaily enough, while making the admission,
Il finds fault because the Kidnapping outra;o
As it is termcd-was not made m re fall and
complete. IL would have been satisfactory, a..
oording 10 the TINES If the San JAcinto hal
taken vessel, cargo, rebel commissioners ami
AN, into one Of our p, rts, AID procured the con-
domination Of the whole as prize; but the tax
ing Of tie commissioners, only, it CLAIMS to be
irregular, aud on that account 1t thiak3 that
they should he given up.
Some Of the other papers are most violent
and bitter, while some are calm and reasoning
The Public itsof was in the first flush Of angry
excitement, and Of course unwilling TO weigh
facts or listen TO reason. On the arrival Of the
next steamer, with more complete flies than
were brought by the llansa, We shall doubtless
have a more general expire ol OF public senti-
ment, and the few days Of rch, ction and study
Of law, which intervene, will convince John
Bull that much roaring is unnecessary and out
of Mace
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A General Uaukrnpt Act.

WE published an account, some weeks since,
Of a NEE ling Of the merchants and capitalists
Of this city, 10 aid in the formation Of Bank
rupt act, such as should best promote the into
rests Of creditors, in securing for them the full
benefit Of the property Of their debtors. The
subject was placed in the hands Of a committee,
who were to cause to be prepared a suitable act,
embracing the best provisions OF tho State laws
Of this country, and similar laws Of other coun-
tries on this subject, and to publish the APP
proved act in pamphlet form. This has been
done
The act has been prepared by BARNEY, BuT-
LER and PAksoSs. after a careful examination
and comparison Of the recent English bankrupt
act, the existing insolvent laws Of the State o
Massachusetts,, the bankrupt acts 0. the Unite,
States Of 1900 and 1871 the insolyent laws q
the State of New York ard other kindred sta
tutts; and the Committee express the bell 3
that il combines all the most salutary provision
Of these several statutes, 80 lar as they arc ca
pablo Of application 20 a uniform system q
bankruptcy in the Uutod States.
II provides for the full and unconditona
discharge Of the debtor (cxccp, as to certain
fduciary deh,s) upon the surrender of his cntir,
estate for distribution, without preference
among all his creditors, and upon his compli
ance with the requirements Of the act. 1t ais
provides for the election of the assignee in bank
ruptcy by the creditors, and gives them tn
supervision Of the management and winding u
Of the estate under the direction of the court
permits, by provisions analogous TO those
the French code OF bankruptcy, as well as of Ii
English law, the winding up of bankrupt
estates at the option Of thrce-fourths in Walt
OF the credi ors, by trustees, under the inspe,
tion of creditors, in lieu of the more formal pr,
ccedings in bankruptcy.
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From documents which We have received
from Washington, we learn that the application
Of CHARLES HENRY FosrER, for seat in Com
gross as q Member from the Hyde district in
North Carolina, has been made ard referred to
tho Committee on Elections, before whom the
matter is now pending. Thesc documents have
been forwarded to us with the hope that we
should see the fairness and propriety OF Mr..
FosrKR's movements, and probably, also, the
fairness Of the whole Convention movement, in
GLIDING the election OF MARBLE NASH taylor,
rs Governor OF that state.
But 10 use the inelegant though appropriate
phrase which is current at this time, We don't
see II, and cannot be made TO soc any such
thing Tho whole affair, though wearing de-
cent appearance before the public, and capable
as II is Of being decently clothed for prelenta-
I ion To a Congressional committee, ignorant Of
I he details, is nevertheless a complete humbug,
and one which those interested ought not TO try
TO impose upon tho country.
And however the intimation may be given
us that the aid of the press is not solicited, and
that its interference is impertinent, we may add
that THE Sun never has and never will, hest
tate TO denounce and expo'e transactions Of this
nature, whenever and wherever ooncocted. And
1t will continue to do So. The Convention allud-
cd TO did not, in bona tide intent represent to
any serious extent, the people Of North Caro-
lima, and its proceedings arc not entitled to
consideration.