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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-10
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS

DUPONCOS GOLDEN PILLS
Infallible in correcting, regulating and remov-
ing all distractions, from whntev-
cause, and always sue
cessiul as pre-
tentative
The combination of ingredient in DIR. Du.
ponco's Golden Pills are perfectly harmless
They have been used in the private practice Of
old DIR. Duponco for over thirty years, and
thousands of ladies can testify to their great
and never FILLING success in almost every case.
in correcting irregularities, relieving painful
and distressing transformations, particularly at
the change of life. From to 10 pills will
cure that common yet dreadful complaint. the
Whites. Nearly every female In the land suf-
fers from this complaint. The above pill has
permanently cured thousands and will cure If
you use them. They cannot harm you, on the
contrary, they remove all distractions, restore
nature to Its proper channel, and invigorate the
whole system. Ladies whose health will not
permit an increase of family will find these
pills successful preventative.
Pregnant females, or those supposing them
selves SO, arc cautioned against using these
pills while in that condition, lest they invite
miscarriage, after which admonition the pro.
prietor assumes no responsibility-although
the mildness of the pills will do no injury to-
health.
N. B.-The Ingredients composing the gen.
uine pill are made known to every agent, and
they will tell You the pills are free from any.
thing injurious and yet will do all claimed for
them.
Full and explicit explanation accompany
each box. Price 81 90 per box.
Sold by A. b. CLARKE, Druggist,
West end of Bridge, Independents.
Gen'l Agt for Buchanan Co. Iowa.
Ladies by sending the above agents 81 90,
through the Independence Post Ofice, can have
the pills sent (confidentially) by mail to any
part of the country. free OF postage.
N. Book out for counterfeits . Buy no
Golden Pills of any kind unless every box 10
signed 5. Howe All others are OF base i'm.
position. and unsafe therefore, as YOU value
your lives and health Ito say nothing Of being
hrmbugged out OF your money! buy only Of
those who show the signatures OF S. D. Howe
on every box, which has recently been added.
on account of the pills being counterfeited.
Sold also by Allen d Hosford. Dubuque. To-
wa Bishop d Benjamine, Cedar Falls. Iowa:
S. Crawford d Co., Galena, III : Emmert 4
Bunell, Freeport Lord Smith, Chicago. and
by one druggist in every village and city in
the United States.
s. d. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Oct. IA, 1862. T6S0fy
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-10

Honey Soap, Windsor Soap, Camphorated
Soap, Bar Soap, Transparent Soap, from the
mandatory of a. ". Harrison, Philadelphia.
At WALLACE'S Drug Store.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-10
THE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENERACY OF
PEOPLE.

JUST PUBLISHED BY DIR. STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lung d. Hygienic Institute;
A Treatise on the Causes of Early Physical
Decline of American People the Causes OF
Nervous Debility, Consumption and Ma
rasmuS.
This acork is one ofhigh moral tone, ,critten in
chaste, get thrilling language, appeals directly to
the moral consciousness of ALL PARENTS and
Guardians especially, detailing scientific and reh-
able aids and treatment for cure.
1t will be sent by Mail on receipt of two g
cents) Stamps.
u Parents and Guardians Young Men
and Ladies Fail not to send and get this
book.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-10
PATENT MEDICINES.

Agent for all the Popular Patent Medicines
The Trade supplied at Manufacturer. prizes.
A. TALLAcES Drug Strrs
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-10
Grated Apple Trees.

= 600 HARDY. GRATED APPLE
C,OOO Trees, years old, for sale, sever
al hundred Of them in bearing. have raised
the trees from the seed, and grated them my
self; they are grown on the prairie without any
protection from timber | offer them for sale
on reasonable terms, at my farm, 81 miles
Southeast of Qgasqudon. All kinds Of farm
produce, live stock, lumber, or timber and a
good. second hand double wagon. wanted in
exchange for trees, at fair prices. First class
credit OF money not refused.
G. Il. SMITH
Qaasquston, March 81, l~6j. !9-Gw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-12
CIvIt wanted.

The rebels or Morris Island complain
that they had to fight coloTed soldiers
These whippers OF women and breeders of
babies for market, who call themselves
"gentlemen," think themselves dishonOred
by lighting with honest men who earn their
own living aud who do not sell their chill
drel. or course the Government of the
United States will not hesitate to recall all
its cOIored soldiers. or course it is strict
Iy unconstitutional to shoot rebels with
rifles held by any other than lily-White
hands. Ofcourse ''COnseryatism" will have
to move in the matter, and protest that our
erring brethren. the "gentlemen" of South
Carolina or of Texas and Arkansas, shall
not be SO sadly annoyed. An ounce OF
ciyit, good apotbecary ! These preuE chew
alters do not find it distasteful to beget
muIatto children, bat to be exposed to q
musket in the hands of colOred man. tits
positively shocking to their delicate nerves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-12
The Voice OF the ChRrmer.
Pron Harper,n Weekly.

The incessant rebuffs which the rebels
administer to their allies at the North do
not discOncert that amiable body. The
truth is that they are used TO it. IA the
good old days when tie present Southern
traitors ruled the Government they snub-
bed imperiously their followers from the
free States and now that they are trying
to ruin it, by the mere force of habit they
kick contemporary their henchmen Of the
North.
Franklin Pierce, of New Hampshire-a
name which is even more infamous 10 our
history than that OF James Buchanan,
man VINO was selected by the present trai
tors before the cODsHmmatiOn of their
treason, as the most serVile of all their
tools in the free States, and therefore the
most serviceable, and who steadiasily did
their dirtiest work without making q sin
gle Wry face as Buchanan did -dssecrated
the late Fourth Of Juls by makiBgG speech
in which he abused the Administration
and all loyal citizens, excused and justified
the rebellion, and threatened counter
revolution. OF course he said that his
hearts desire WAS Union with the domi-
nance of slavery, and talked of recon
struction by pacific methods.
But his 9uundam masters are appalled,
at the impudeuce of their HelOt. "Whatl /
when we have declared our will TO secede
aud form an independent government, aud,
in general, to have our own way as usual,
do you pretend TO contest our decision aud
talk of reunion and reconstruction Know
your place, fellow Didn't we tell VAL
Iandigham that We would trade with bin,
holding our nOses2 Well, we tell you that
we would sooner be chained To a corpse
than again enter the Union with you and
the rest of the rubbish that we used as
long as we found il serviceable, but which
we always as heartily despised as We do at
this moment. Crawl out of our sight, and
let us hear no more Union canting from
yOup' -..- .- ~
Bnt the patient crew take the snubbing
and the sneering philosophically. They
believe that by~and by even rebels will
make the best terms they eau. They can
not persuade themselves that the rebellion
is other Than n political trick. s'COme
back, brethren" they cry, "and have your
way as you always did, aud always shall,
aud always ought TO. Come back, and
see in what II still fOuler slime of obseuui.
business We can WalioW. Just try US. And
we will wait until you are ready, as is our
duty"
The door mat cries to the passenger to
come in out of the mud. But be pushes
on unheediDg. The faithful mat does not
despair. When the mud is deeper, it says
to itself, he will be obliged TO come IN, and
then be will wipe his boots on me- and /
shall be happy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-12
The AnKIo-PIrates.
From Harper's WeekIY.


Mr.. Richard Golden, one of the few
Englishmen who have not been struck
blind by the prospect of securing the car
Tyiug trade of-the world for British vessels
declared the other day in Parliament that
Laird, the ship-builder, is about TO launch
two more ships of war for the rebels, and
that if they got to sea successfully the
United States would delare war on Eng
land.
We think Mr. Golden is mistaken in
supposiug that we are going to war with
England at present. The addition of two
more vessels to the ADglO-Rebel feet now
afoat will not intlict much injury upon us.
We have already suffered about rs much as
piracy caninfiict. Our merchant navy has
been practically driven from the SEAS
The insurance on goods shipped in Amer
Icau bottoms now averages per cent.--a
premium which effectually drives our ships
out of the market. large proportion of
our finest vessels have been placed under
the British flag, and of the remainder the
bulk lie idle in port There are still, of
course, good many American vessels
afioat in one sea OF other, and five pirates
will probably destroy more of them than
three could. But the additional risk and
damage will not justify Mr.. Lincoln in
cumplIcatiug his present embaTTassments
bya declaration of war against Great Bri-
tain. So far as the immediate present is
concerned, John Bull can pursue the pirat-
ical business in which he is engaged with
out fear of any other punishment than the
scorn and contempt of all honest men.
After we have accomplished Ahe work
We have in hand, and re-es'ablished the
national authority over every foot of ma
tional domain, we shall then seek a reck-
ouing with England. And this is a kind
of claim which does not lose by keeping and
is liable to be barred by no statute oil i'm
itations. Mr.. Golden was quite right in
saying that the United States Government
is keeping an exact account of the value
of every American ship that is burned by
the Anglo Rebel pirates, with the fixed
purpose OF presenting the bill to the Brit
ish Government in dee time, and collecting
payment thereof If the present Govern
ment or its successor were disposed to ne
glect this duty, the people would remind
them Of it. Each separate report of the
destruction of an American ship by the
British pirates Alabama, Florida, aud
Georgia; each account of the attentions
bestowed upon rebel officers, aud the as.
sistanee afforded them by the Governors
OF British colonies; each malignant lie ut
| tered in Parliament by members of the
NOhtIuHrAL "uu tHClI supporters eaca
sneaking quibble Employed by Lord Pal
/ merston to excuse the practical ventures OF
his countrymeu, siukS deep into the mem
ory of every American, aud will be trea-
su red up till the day comes for retrihution
E5The experience OF this war has proved
that the restraints of municipal law are
| Inadequate 10 control the merceuary i'm
| pulses of EHglishmen. The Neutrality
| Act, IL carried out in England as il Was Ia
this country during the Russian war, WouId
have prevented the departure of single
pirate from British waters But as Mr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-12

Uuder- Secretary LayHrd says, this would
have, crippled ga most useful and imPOr-
tant branch of British industry" and hence
i all parties, from the ministers of the crown
down to the Liverpool rabble, combined to
defeat the object of the law and render il u
mere dead letter. We must have better
security hereafter than a municipal law.
This war has also taught US the wisdom
of the policy recommended by many of our
! leading men in 1912, when they. urged
! upon the Government the necessity of
Selling Bermuda aud Nassau. These nests
OF pirates, peODled by the ilIegitimate of.
spring of buccaneers and mulattOes, are
too near our own shores to be under any
other flag than our own. When the time
comes for our Minister to present his little
bill for the ships destroyed by British
pirates, the title TO these islands will also
be placed in suit, nud if war comes their
fate will be quickly settled.
We have very little apprehension of war
with Great Britain. live put down the
rebellion, and then with large army and
a large feet of iron-clads to support our
claims, demand the indemnity TO which
we are entitled, and the material guaran
tees which our safety requires, in the shape
of cession of Nassau and Bermuda, and
the independence OF Canada, John Bull |
VIII bluster nightly out be will yield AT |
last, He never fights except for dollars. |
Greed OfgaiR drove him into the piratical |
business, and greed of gain will make him |
eat dirt when we are able to lay our hand |
on his throat. Had he believed for a mo |
ment that the United States would succeed |
in this war, he would never have allowed |
a pirate to sail; when he finds that we have |
succeeded, he will be as humble as he is |
now arrogant; and with many declarations
OF his abiding regard for good customers
in the United States he will pay his little |
bill with grimace, inwardly grOaning
over his own stupidity at having formed |
go blunderins calculation Of the future |
of the American War.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-12
Farmers and Gardeners of West Vir-
rk,,No Y,,SI ID

Farmers and Gardeners of West Vtr-
ginio. Ohio and PemnsylvamIns
The U. S Sanitary Commission aware
of your iiberality and beneVOlence, and as
sured of your Willingness to contribute to
the comfort and benefit of these soldiers
who are confined, by disease, wounds or
disability, iuithe hospitals and camps OF
West Virginia, take pleasure in announcing
that the commission is now prepared to
receive at their store room, No. l52 Main
street, Wheeling, donations, small or large,
of farm or garden produce, and forward
the same Immediately, without cost to the
doners, TO the various hospitals and camps
ia this State.
Many cases of scurvy are reported to us,
by surgeons, as existing and occurring in
remote camps, and at points where fresh
vegetables cannot possibly be had. The
deprivation of fresh vegetable food is un-
doubtedIy powerful cause of scurvy and
other disease. Vegetables and fruits, of
all kinds are therefore urgently solicited.
Potatoes, onions, carrots, turnips, cabbage,
beets, roasting ears in shuck, pursnips,
apples, &C., are asked for, and are always
most gladly received and welcomed, by
those, who day after day, have been with
out change of diet.
Is there one among you, men and wo-
men of sister States, who can or will hesi-
tate to bring, or send in donation of, Mt
least, u small measure of any of the above
named desired articles2 r,r-m.
Let not one soldier languislI for want of
those comforts you so fully enjoy, and
which can so conveniently be spared from
your abundant resources. Remember, that
to but one of our brave and suffering vol.
unteers, a comfortable meal of nourishing
food may prove the means OF preserving a
valuable life, and of restoring son 10 lis
mother, or father TO TIE bosom Of tis
H.
A faithful record will be kept of all d9-
nations, of whatever kind or size delivered
Mt our store room, and acknowledgment
made of the same.
Let your donations to so good a cause,
flow in freely, cheerfully and abundanuy.
d. s. FRACKER,
Agent U. s. Sanitary Com.
1852 Main ST., Wheelngf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-12
9atly gntrEligeufEr
TERMS OF ADVERrIsIN0. a.

TwKLvE SOLID LIEEs or NoNPARRIL, (oR oNR NGh, )oH
LESS, MAKE SQUARE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-12


E8~Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, nccor-
ding to the space occupied and the number OF changes
made tI
advertisements from transient persons strnns
ers. to be paid for III dGuastoe,,
Busihess Cards exceeding i've lines, $40 per year.
50 for six months. but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than a square. -E
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertsgrs' own Immediate business; mud all
advertisements for the benefit OF other prsons as
we'll as all legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofauction sales aud real estate sont by them mus
be paid for at the usual rates ...,
EI5-Advertisemeuts not accompanied with Wr tten
directions will bc inserted until forbid and Charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in ali
cases at full rates, .....-
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
of sermons. 50 ccuts zach. uouvlt-'59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-12


weakness and 6xed inattention.s Behold
tbe portrait OF EoSelf, PembertGn and
Holmes 1 What eyer estimate Mr. Davis
may place upon these oiticrrs, the army
loaths their names and despiaes their ca
paciiy. He cannOt be ignorant Of the fact
nothing so completely ddniOralizes troops
as want OfcOnfidence in their leaders,
| day we are rsapiUg the bitter harvest,
of what EdWund BAske has we'll termed,
the i'll husbandry of iDjustice.p The
| evil does not seem 10, have yet reached its
climax, but patience IS now no logger a
Evirruo. A3s .1t Ll5Y.-5seesl tss, -
| gGeneral Pembeutou has addrhssed d a. Cir
cular Order % the paroled AMY of sNicks-
burg, stating that the soldiers are 10 ~
sembIe at DemopoIis, xiabiitla, S@bern
they will again recOivc arms and equip.
ments to meet the eueliy.1 DOesheexpect
to enjoy the privilege Of sprrepderihg he
said arms at some other Vicksburg2 HiH
rumored that lie has gone to Demopolis,
and that he will yet be retained in''coi1-
mand. VIII the people the Coniederaey
have to support this outrage? We can
tell them that the army win not II is
monrnful n bitter truth that the troops are
rapidly desertiOg that army; they never
trusted General PembertOn; they charge
lethargy; and If he is ever to command
Mississippians again, those paroled men
will never ,reassemble at DemopOlis, to
become a second time his VIC
Tins. These are facts which Mr.. Davis
would do well'to cnusiIler. He has alien
ated the hearts of the people, by his stub
born follies, and tbeiniustice he has heaped
upon some, whom they regarded as their
ablest Generals aud truest friends. he
owes them the removal of General Penn
berton and Holmes, for the nation is weary
and heart sick over their manifold errors. |
Will he remove them2 We doubt It, |
judging from the analogy OF the painful |
past. The people do not share in his !
chronic hallucination that he is a great |
Military Genius, aud can direct the cam.
paigns in distant States, with unerring
skill. They would rather trust Generals |
Beauregard and Johnston, EwelI, Price |
and Kirby Smith, Breckinride and G. W.
Smith, and would be better pleased if Mr.. |
Davis would employ himself in correcting |
evils near his own door, hgmely, the man
agement in the Postolfice Department, the |
depreciation of the currency, and the gi-
gantic mischief resulting from the present
system of blockade running. To-day. our
pc pie lift their eyes toward Richmond, |
and cry, with Tennyson aas-
"Ah God! for n man with heart head, hand,
Like some of the simple great ones gone
Forever, and ever by!" a.--.
The country is not discouraged by Federal
advance, but we know That, unless the
errors of the past are promptly corrected,
the future holds no promise. God forbid
that our fair and beloved land should be
ruined by our own mal-administrhtion, or
that our people should lack the proper
e6ergy and independence to teach their
Executive that he is their servant, not their
instrument, not their Die
tator. roa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-12
Important to Cash Buyers.
JOHN ROEMER
NOS. 3I q 80 MAIN STREET,
Centre Wheeling.

Centre Wheeling.
HAs JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT
Mo7amblques, Dolaines, Bsreges,
Lawns, Calicos, Sluslns
Black Hilka silk eeeques. Bersge Sacques-
Also, Childrsus', MIases' and Ladies' Hate trim
med. 49,,
New style Paris Trimmings, White Goods, Hosiery
1ISo, a good assortment Of Carpets aud FLOOR OIL
Cloths at greatly reduced prices
Excellent all Wool Carpet for 81 per yard
Good R.ply cotton chain for co cents per yard to
petheT with hundreds ofothsr articles too numerous
to mention.
aud see for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
at Noe. 81 and 80 Main street, Geltre MheellnE
Juno JOHN R0BMER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-07
The Election in MARYLAND.

There is no doubt that Gen. H. H. Colds.
borough, Unconditional Union and eman-
cipationist, has been elected State Comp
troller. Mr.. Seabrook had no opposition
for Land Commissioner. Their majority in
the State will be very large. The Congress-
men elect are the Hon. Edwin H. Webster
in the second district, Hon. H. Winter Davis
in the third district, and the Hon. Francis
Thomas in the fourth district-all Uncondi.
tional Union and Emancipation. From the
fifth district we have no returns. In the
first, Cecil gives Col. Creswell 779 majority;
Talbot 49, ; Caroline 355; Worcester 700
making Creswells majority over Crisfield
in those four counties 2,269. The county
ticket in Kent gives the anti Emancipation
ist 45o majority. Assuming this to be Mr..
Crisfelds vote, Col. Creswell's majority
will stand as far as heard from ,s19, a ma
jorty which will be hard to overcome, sup.
posing the vote in the three counties Jet to
hear from to favor Crisiield.
LATER. (Crisfeld's) county,
gives Creswel small majority. In Queen
AIMS, CrlsGeld has ESQ majority.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-11-07
CANDY MANUFACTURED dropped

INTO the candy mandatory of Mr.. Morris
Cummings, few days since, and were pre-.
scented with several samples Of very nice
candy, of his own manufacture. Mr. Cum.
mings supplies many OF the stores in this
county with confectionery. Among the
specimens Of candies manufactured at the
Elkton candy Mandatory are mint, sassa-
fras, vanilla, aniseseed, wintcrgreen, tea
berry. Glove, horehound, lemon-round
and observation-disclosures and rose-stick
and drop candies.
In connection with the candy business,
Mr.. Cummings has quite an extensive
Bread and Cake Bakery, with supply of
plain and ornamental cakes always on hand
or made to order. Cakes for parties are
made at short notice. Amongst this family
of cakes are cup cake, drop cake, sponge
cake, wafer cake, shrewsbury cake, pound
cake strips, lady fingers, plain and almond
macaroni, fancy diamond Spanish macka-
ronies; federal cake, ornamented, pound
cake !; also tailics of all descriptions, oom-
prising butter, solterino, cocoanut, tea, Der.
ry, ETC., etc,
Doubtless, after reading this catalogue of
delcaces, the readers ''mouth will water"
but by stepping down to the I" Hollow - he
can, for slight consideration, be supplied
to safety with whatever his appetite may
crave i'll the way Of confectionery.