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BIackwOOd'S Magazine
AND THE
BRITISH REVIEWS.

The present critical state Of European affairs Will
render these publications unusually interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They will Uccupy Il mid
die ground between the hastily written news-iteIms
crude speculationr, aud Tying runors Of the daily
Journal, ana the ponderous tome OF the future his-
toran written after the living interest and excite
ment OF the great political events Of the time shall
have passed away. 1t is 70 these Periodicals thar
readers must look for the only really Ineligible auu
reliable history of current events. and a. such il
addition TO their wei established literary scientific
and Theological character, we urge them upon the
consideration OF The reading public.
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the
British puGlmheIs gives additional value 10 these
Reprints, inusmuch ~ they now he placed it,
the hands Of subscribers about soon US the Urgi-
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Ma YORS OF tn 3
Great Cities.

TKTE the undersigned Mayors. hereby certify that
w the Druggists. Apo:hecaEies. and Physicians
Of our ASVeFalcfties have signed a document Of
snrance to us that the remedies of DR.. j. c. AVER
CuFs and Cherry PectOTal,D have been found To ks
Of great excellence and worthy the CON
6dsnce OF the community
ny, : - Mayor Of LOWELL MASS
nus S-'D--, 49, Mayor Of NASHUA. n II
nv, Mayor Il MANCHEsrER, \. n
HON. JOHN ABBOTT, Mayor Of CONCORD. X H
on. A. H. BULLOCK, ,,.,...,.n ,,,.s
HON. NATmL srLsBEE
nos. :. v. LINCOLN. Mayor d boston MASS.
Mayor OF PROVIDENCE, R /
HON. AMOS VI. PRENTICE,
HON J n HARRIS, -.
El45A4 AZ ~ - A@sN ASSsSDSEtf SSA'~N
HON cuAs S RoD1ER,
HON, D ? 4'EAAS Mayor of NEW YORK CITY.
Mayor Of HAMILTON. c. VI.
- 49, Mayor of TORONTO, c. W.
nv = " Mayor Of CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Mayor Of LOUISVILLE. KY,
w. 1OA' 1 Mayor of LYONS, IOWA,
HON JAMES MoFEETERs,
HON. JAMES VI. NORTH,
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jrr
1layor Of FREDERICTON. n. B
w '---''i'G Rayor Of NEW BEDFORD. MASS.
HON. J. BLAlSDELL,
Mayor Of FALL RIVER, MASS.
HON. W. H. cRANsroN.
HON. FRED sTAuL
HON. JOHN HODGDEN.
Mayor Of DUBUQUE, IOWA
HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
Mayor of TUSCALOOSA, ALA,
Mayor Of MEMPHIS, TENN.
HON. GERARD sT1TH.
HON. Il. D. SCRANTON,
HON. DE WITT C, GROVE.
Mayor OF P1TTsBURo, PA
Mayor Of DETROIT, MICH
HON. HEMAN L. PAGE.
nov '. v. vA0'"s' Mayor Of RACINE. WI.
non. A. FAKK,
Mayor Of KENO sHA. WIS
Mayor Of CHICAGO. I'LL
HON. NJ J A HEATH,
Mayor Of SELMA, ALA
Nayor of MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Mayor Of COLUMBUS, GA.
ls Mayor Of VERA CRUZ.
DON PlETRE De cABALro.
Mayor OF HAVANA.
DON ANTONIO BcHEvERA,
Mayor Of LIMA, PERU.
DON N. G. M1LANeNo,
Mayor Of VALPARAISO, CHILL.
DON MARC sEsQU1pEDAL1A,
Mayor Of RIO JANEIRo, BRAZIL.
Certify that the reslden. Druggists have assured
Ayers sarsaparilla
Is an excellent remedy and worthy the confidence
Of the community.
Ayers SarsaparIIIa.
For Spring Dlseases
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss, IN
FLUEGZA, BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPING COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA,
INCIPIE6T CON-
SUMPTION,

aud for relief Of cousumpti,e patients in Advanc.
cd Stages Of the ,l,irase.
We need speak the public Of lis virtues
Throughout every town s,hh almost every hamlet u
the American States, it's wonderful Of puImun.
aJy conn, lants have made it already known. Nav.
few the families IN any civilized country On TIT
continent without personal experience gifts
effects aud fewer yet the communities any where
which have not among them living trophy of
it, victory the subtle and dangerous diseas.spt
the throat aud lungs Whileit IL the most powerful
dangerous diseases Vi the pulmonary organz it IL
also the pIeasauiest aud safest remedy that can lie
employed tor infants aud young persons. Parents
should have il ia store against the insiduOus enemy
that steals upon them upTepATed We have abuud-
ant grounds ~ believe the CHERRY PEc1ORAL saves
more lives by the consumrtion- il prevents than
those it cure=. Keep it by yUU your colds while
they durable, neglect them until no human
skill eau master the ineXOTable CankeT that fastened
on the Vitals, cate your life away. All know the
dreadful fatality Of lung disorders, and they know
too ths virtues OF thus remedy. need not do more
than 10 them il Is still made the can he
We spare cOst, care toll to produce il the
most perfect possible and thus those who RELY
on It the best agent which skill can furnish tor
their cure.
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER,
Froeti"ot 0'sd Amalyttcat Cte0,fst. Lo,ceLI, AOEI
And sold BY \: GoOD& Co.. and by all Druggists
and dealers in Medicine everywhere minis
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IL NORE nHIO RAIL ROAD. The Company
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rraek and bTIdEe q IeIr road- under Government
pnote-fion and having resumed their tounz-e trans
Is,-T4fiur viii and afISE TuezHy. the Is: ApFi
nm ffIrse yasas.ge1 trains fuIfnw-the ruAi bs
ing ;licrgughly and completely guarded:
Mail Train viii leave Wheeling a. e::su P NJ Rar,.
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Benu0Od n 40 A NJ. Wheeling AT s..st 4 NJ
Wheeling and CumbeCl1od Accommodation Train.
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A NJ arrive Al Cumberland AZ e.E5 p n
Returning leave Cumberland AZ T:I5 A n arrive
A. Wheeling 4: 6:4Q ?. NJ
W = SMITH. Master transportation
a DiRFY.
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J. P-WILLARD
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pLalutr" LBhN hNlSHI. NJ u.
A. Il. MORTLEY. ESQ Of Uric. y v ,r,;,sa. ~
have used your FscLOrGI myself in my family ever
since you invented it, and believe it the best tDeii-
cine lot its purpose ever put out. With bad cold
should sooner pay twenty-five dollars for a bottle
than do without it. or take any other remedy
Group, WhOOping Cough, Influenza.
sPEINGFrELD. Miss. FEB. :, 1856.
BEoTHEE AYEE: will cheerfuly certify your Pc
t0TaI is the best remedy possess for the cure Of
wL"@ping cough Group and the chest diseases OF
children We Of your fraternity in the south an
PFecate your skill and commend yOur medicine to
our people. HIRAM CONKLIN, NJ. d.
AMOS LEE, Esq, IONrEEEY, IA. writes Sd Jan.
1856 Il had tediOus Influenza. which confined me-
10 doors six weeks t"ok many medicines without re-
lief finally tried your sct0rl Ly the advice Of our
CLERGYMAN The first dose relieved the soreu.ss in
my throat aud iuns: less than one half the Iottl.
made me completely we'll. Your medi.ines are the
cheapest ~ well n the beet can buy. and W. e.
teein you, Doctor, and your medicines, th. poor
mans friend
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MAHcHEsTEE Pa Feb A. 1856
SIR: Your CH"rry Lsrt0rGi is performing marvel
from alarming symptoms Of consumption aud is NOW
curing nutn who has labored under affection .;
HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY NJ. D.. ALnloS MoxEog Co.. IuwA.
"flten, Sept. o. 1855 "Ourmg my practice Of many
years / have found nothing eTuaI TO your Cherry
IsctHTIi tor giving aud relief to COIsuu,,t a.,
patients, OF curing sucil cnrHble.'
We IN ght add volumes Of evidence but the most
convincing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy il
found III its effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably remedy has ever been known
which cured 81 many aud such dangerous cases AZ
this Some no hrnian AID reach; but even to
those the Cherry Pictorial affords relief comfort
AsToE HOUSE. NEW YORK CRY March s. 1850
DOCTOR Aver, LOWELL: feel it tlnt and ,,leas.
ure to inform you what your Cherry Pictured mas
done foE my Wife She had been five months IaloruV
under the dangerous symptoms Of COnrumption from
hrF M liaF
She was steadily failing. until Dr. Strong, of this
city, where we have come for advice, recommended
Il trial of your medicine. We bless his Kindness as
we do EOnr skill for she has recovered from that dsy
She If not yet As strong is she used to be- but is free
FRO her cough, and calls herself well.
NOurs with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, or sHELBYvIILE
C'nsumI&ireS, do not despair till you have tried
AYES CHERRY PICTORIAL 1t is made by one Of the
best medical chemists III the world aud lite cures ali
around us bespeak the high merits Of its virtues
Philadelphia L>GIger.
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BEIEYlELD. MAss., Dec. ~, 1855.
DE.J C. ArsE: ] do not hesitate to
say the best remedy have ever found
f"r Coughs, Hoarseness. Influenza.
aud the concUInitant symptoms Of a
Cold l. your CHEERI PEcIOEAL. lite
constant use in my practice aud my
family for the last ten years has
shown 1t to pOssess superior virtues
for the tTrafme Of these COM
plaiutr. EBEH KNIGHT. MD.
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Bridal Presents

SOLID SILVER wARr
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OALe, Ice Cream Jelly, ToGSt and Fish KniVes: AZ
and 1iftOE8, Silver Salt Cellars and gno6nS
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iy2-dkHtf
Missouri Mining Company.
Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851

Incorporated Feb. go, 1881
CAPITAL STOCh.-.--.--....--..-.S5 OU.OOp
LNHIs COMPANY Is FORMED FuE TIKI PgL.
Il pose OF advancing the great mining inlrr=-i
our State. We do not profess te be gUverur- b.
purely philanthropic motives il atistins tue
terprise. We believe thai ;he stock car be mao.
pay large dividends, and az the time
good accomplished and greater progress lg1Gr IL r.
yel0Ping and making known the astonishing ullz-.
wealth OF Missouri than 10y the u.s. 81 nv. fiIur- @
amount of our capital invested any other bu=ia~
We shall make the office OF our Company u ltL
plete mining bureau OF The mineral resource 81 iLr
State. We have power under VuI charter II Tur.
chase and sell mineral IEud- wherever onie7I tl
Missouri. Great Inducements Will Ice offered to cay
ttaIsts aud mining Ad vsHtUr-Ts who desire to puE
chase and work paying mines. by dealing with tn.
Company.
We respectfully solici; the attention Of all VII
have mineral lands for sale to send lis s;stemshs
of the same, describing the kind of minerals rh=
iunds, the number OF acre. the location and the los"
est cash price they willing take fOC said iAEl
We shall work only such mines pay largely. 6ui
shall open aud prove InOsrOf the lands sell The
books for subscription to the stock opsu :;
the office of the Company, Main street northwest
corner Of Locust. over Merchants Bank. rntFAu
No. q Locust street. All who feel irferesf il III.
business, and have money. will do well u cal AL
subscribe. Those wishing stock. living out VI thr
city. il by enclosing ten per cent. OF Tie
amount wanted TO tile President " Treasured
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Bacon. Esq Matthew Butter L.
Alfred CIapp, ESD L. B. Harwcod, Esi-
JOSEPH LatlIrVp. Esd, l. Lynch. Esg-
L. V. Bogy. Esq, Joseph Payne Ess.,
IRUEIEEs:
Henry D Bacon L Y BoEy.
II. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLAPP Pref;
The above prospectus has up 10 this date bees
published il only one Of our leading papeTs 0E ten
days. No extra efforts TO get stock taken have brr
made; yet the public well appreciate the sound
Of the enterprise. that tWo hundred thou
and dollars Of the stock has already been taken We
would briefly state that the shares S25 each pas
in full without further liability transferable ty de-
livery; registered only when dividends are received
Any person having money spare. cat. by the pui-
chase of shares in the Missouri Mining Company
make an investment that will pay largely, aud hold
stock that is readily converted into cash without vs
All communications to the President PronptL
answered. Inh30-dEW%m
ST. Louie Mo-, March @. 1861
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Ayers sarsaparilla
Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence
Of the community.
Ayers SarsaparfIIa.

Ayers SarSapariIIa.
For Spring Diseases.
For Purifying the Blood.
For serofula or King. Evil.
For Tunors, Ulcers. aud sors=.
For ErnptiODs and Pimplss
For BlosGhea, Blalns, and Bolls
For St. ApthOpy's Fire. Rose, or Rrysipslas.
For letter or Salt Rheum.
For seAld Head and Riusvorn.
For Cancer and cancerous Sores.
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and uunor..
FOr Female Diseases
For Suppression and 1rrogularity.
For syPhill, or Vsuoreal Diseases.
For Liver Complaints
For Diseases of the Heart.
The Mayors of the chief cities Of the United
states, CauRdaS, and BritiRh Provinces Chill Peru
BRAZIL Mexico, and in fact almost all the cities
on this continent have signed this document, to
assure their people what remedies they may use
with safety aud confidence. Bnt space will only
admit Of portion of them.
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a. b. MOKTLEY. ESQ. of Urea " Y. writer: u
have used your FseEOrGi myself in my family ever
since you invented it, and believe it the best medi
cine LOT lts purpose ever put out. With bad cold
should sooner pay twenty-five dollars for a bottle
than do without it, or take any other rerne,iy.-'
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL.

FOB TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, and
HOarHenehH.
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"The PEN Is Migbt1er thar 49,,
Sword. I" 'us
The GOlden--.The Best of all Pen,
lIORTOS's GOLD PT.Ss ~
The Best Pens In the Wor,o

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THE Companies conIprisIng the 4th RegiInsu, Va
i Militia, will assemble for company muster and
election Of officers to NIL vacancies where any exist
"1 ths following dogs and PlAces:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30
A Great Day.

EE- On the outside of to- days pape
we publish the glorious proclamation is
sued by the President, declaring tina
on the LIST day of January, 1863 either
Slavery or the rebellion must die-tha
on and after that day the shackles mus
be stricken from the limb Of every slave
owned or held by a rebel. The day
that was marked by the issuance of tina
proclamation will live in history as ont
Of the most memorable that time has wit
messed. The day that brings about the
contamination indicated will be greeted
in after ages as one of the brightest fol
humanity that the light of Gods favor
ever illumined The first act of the dis.
enthrallment of race from the bondage
of ignorance, superstition, and mental
and physical slavery, has commenced
What universe of JOY, Of gladuess, Of
hopes, will come with the final consum
NATION What heart can fathom the glo-
res that belong to such an uplifting of a
race-what mind grasp the great achiev-
ment of transmitting slavsh, degraded,
british millions, into beings standing
erect with The stamp of manhood upon
ihem-posessing the right to faihom the
mysteries of the temple of knowledge, to
seek after the treasures of wisdom, TO ex.
plore the world Of mind-to own them
selves and their children-to practice
virtue, and maintain chastity I? The
prospect is tinged with the halo Of q
second resurrection, for out of the dark
ness Of mental and physical bondage a
nation is born TO the light of freedom and
intellectually. Down through the vaults
of time, onward to the very gates Of
eternity, will this grand symphony OIL
freedom 60 swelling-lhundering and
discordant to tyrants and oppressors, bu
triumphant and joyful, yet soothing as
the melody of praise. to the heart of the
philanthropist and to him who has love
for humanity. And in this day. wherever
there is heart soft with the kindest i'm
pulses of our nature-rich in good deeds
and good will to lis fellows-anxious fol
the elevation, the advancement of man.
kind. as the glad ldings of emancipation
grcets it. there will so up the grand old
anthem Of triumph
as Sound the loud tilnbrel Ger Egypts- darl
sea
Jehovah has tliumphed, his people are free"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30

fore his arrest, reiterated the same party
watchword in the columns of his paper
and who yet, in the very columns of that
paper, had advocated change even in
The Fundamental principles of that Con
stitulion ? On tie 81 day of May, 1861,
DENNIS A. MAuoNY wrote as follows:
eve would, TO whatever extent we could,
make such notifications in the Constitution, and
if need be, for the preservation of the govern
ment and Union, SUCH RADICAL CHAN
GEES IN IT'S FUNDAMENTAL PRINCI-
PIES, us TO adapt it to the present condition Of
the country Why not do this now, instead of
punging the country into n civil war p
Mr.. MAHoNY not only advocated a sim
pie modification Of the terms Of the Con
stitution, but he declares he would make
radical changes in It's Fundamental prin-
ciples! Mark the force of that language
A radical change in the Fundamental
principles Of the Constitution TO radi-
cally change the fundamental principles
of the Constitution would be TO overturn
the whole theory of the government.
What did he mean? He might have
meant, as his Jesuitical education and
principles would indicate, that he would
change the government from Demo-
cratic to an Oligarchical or Monarchical
form. But he probably meant that rad-
cal change which the Southern oligarchs
boast they have communicative
change of which Mr.. STEPHENS spoke,
when he boosted that the Southern Con-
fsderasy was grounded upon better civ
ilization, upon surer basis, than that OF
the old government. That while the old
government of the fathers rested upon
the groundwork Of freedom and natural
rights to all men, the new Confederacy
was founded upon better, more substan-
tial cvilization-that of African Slavery
This is the radical change, undoubtedly,
of which Mr.. MAHoNY spoke. This is
the change towards which his theories
and doctrines tend. Mr.. MAHoNY is not
for the " Constitution as it is" and the
men who support him are not for tie
Constitution as it is" This cry of theirs
is a noisy lie, an infamous hypocrilical
pretence. They are the party and the
men who alone have made strenuous eff
forts TO change the Constitution. The
Republicans have stood firmly by the
Constitution as il is, and will preserve it
as handed down from the fathers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30


GS The Crisis devoies a good dea
more of space to us In its last number
than we can possibly Devote to it THU
week, or have any inclination, OF see any
necessity, for deyoting.
The proposition of Mr.. RoszELL tina
the people of no portion of this country
has a right TO oppose or advocate or en-
force doctrines generally or even unani
mously opposed by another, portion i.
SO manileslly absurd that it cannot need
word ofargument from US. For instance
the people of the entire territory Of Utal
are unanimously in favor ofpolygamy and
avelso to monogamY. Are the people o.
the other portion of the country to re.
frain from opposing polygamy because Of
the unanimity of that portion in its fav-
or Again, the almost universal senti.
ment of the Northern people, Of the free
states, was in opposition to Mr.. BREcNN
RIDGE aud his doctrines. Would thai
have justified the free states in revolt had
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE been elected, either by
the people or by Congress +? Most as
suredly not 1t is every mans right, il
is every mans duty, to advocate, and 10
seek to impress upon the government,
those principles, that policy, which he
deems just and right, and for the benefl
Of the country. The will of the MAORI.
ty, controlled by constitutional lmita-
tons, checked by judicial barriers, is
what legitimately controls in our govern
ment. is what ought to control. 1t is the
essential principle of Democratic gov.
ersment But Mr.. RoszELL would re.
verse this. and place the majority at the
mercy of united minority. That is ar.
guins the virtues of an oligarchy very
ponledly. Mr.. RoszELL also says thai
principles, however right in themselves,
are to give way TO prejudices, however
wrong, where the latter are generally en-
tertained. What an admirable teacher
of public morality ! Pray, Mr.. RoszELL
what right has civilization and christian
iy TO attempt to engraft their vitalizing
growths upon the barren stalks OF Pa
ganism and Barbarism Bah how the
man is forced TO slultiiy himself, to dc
violence to intellect and honesty, at the
behest of an infamous partnership
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30
How they Lie =!

The Crisis" says the Agricultural
Fair was adjourned over by the Repub
licans TO suit the time of the Republican
meeting. Mr. Books, the President, and
Mr.. HART, the Secretary, of the Society,
who had control of the arrangements, are
both Democrats. These veracious edi-
tors know well that the object Of adjourn
ing the Fair was simply not 10 have il
conflict with the excursion 10 Camp
Franklin
Senator GRIMES, SO this truthful shee
also AYERS. was billed for share in The
show al the State Fair Senator CRIME.
spoke in Dubuque on Friday, and ,ht
Fair did not commence ill Yesterday
How they lie