ocr: j^ij. TO TJrlE WISE: Ik Now Ready, THE LARGEST STOCK EVEIt RECEIVED ladefendence, IV town, At KINSLEY & OWLET'S. The Beat and Cheapest AT KINSLEY A, BOWLEY'S. The Best Sugar in Tofcrn, 11 lbs. for One Dollar! AT KINSLBf^-BOWMfnfc- THe B^st Ten ever offered for fifty CtE* AT KTNSLEY A BOtVLEY'S.^ They will give you Iff. Y. STATE DRIED APPLES FOl!1 12£ CENTS A POUND,? AT KINSLEY & BOWLEY'S. They hare Ladies' Black Foxed GAITERS FOR 16 CENTS, AT KINSLEY 4 BOWLEY'S. a. 1., .: THEY HAVE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. WOOI JIN WARE, CLOTHING, CROCK EliY, BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS fc CAPS, BON NETS, fcC., &C., «ii Wliteh thy offer at Wholesale a»d Retail, ilk ^^Iteduced Prices for Cash, AT KINSLEY 4 BOWLEY^ 1 (CT All kinds of country produce takea ia Exchange for Goods. 2'we Weat Room in Union Block, Main Sirettt Independence, Iowa. i May 4, 1859. Farmers, buy your Goods at MYLrRS', and thus save your money. O Jffeehanica, recollect tliltt Siou can buy yourgoot|» Myers' cheaper tlifin: ever before kaeffft in Independence.' My en sell Ladies' Jai tera from 11 eeiits lip wards, mid has tiie most extensive assortment of Men's, Womou's Misses Boys' and Children's Boots and Shoes iu In


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: SUBSCRIBER would respect fully inform the citizens of Inde pendence and surrounding country, that lie is still ONE PRICE CL'STOl BOOT AXD SHOE SHOP. HI MANUFACTURING TO ORDER BOOTS AND SHOES, In the neatest and most substantial manner. Thankful for past favors, lie solicits a con tinuance of the same. Having adopted the Ca*k System, He is enabled to manufacture as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST, and in the best style. Repairing Neatly Erecuted and Promptly Attended to. SHOP ONE DOOR WEST OF DR. PARSONS' DKI STORE. J. WILEY. Independence, Dee. 16, 185H. 12 -22-1 y

place_of_publication: Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa

publisher: Rich & Jordan


ocr: FRESH ARRIVAL AT THE NEW GROCERY STORE, One door West of P. C. Wilcox'*, INDEPENDENCE, II. WALLACE & SO, RK tW JUST RECEIVING a 1 Jirii'- and w 11 s AND OFFER •lec -d stock ..f liROl'EIIIES & (OXFET'TUTTLMES ALSO, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY. KAILS, WELL BUCKETS, & WOODBlf WARE, &C., «tC., Which they will keen constantly on hand, and sell as cheap ns canoe obtained in this or any other town iu Central Iowa. Farmers, Notice! GROCERIES GIVEN IN EXCHANGE Fw Hatter, Eggs, Lard, Pmrfc, Potatoes, Jtc. Please give them a call, and if yoa are Yon arc not suited it fchall not be the fault of H. WALLACE ASON. Independence, May 5, lo59. (3-7


ocr: SPRING CAMPAIGN. 1 8 5 9 STOW OEENHTC, I THE LARGEST STOCK' fcVFR RECEIVED At Tlie i lieap Cash Storr, i April 13,1^5.1. P. C. WILCOX. SAVED $10,000 To the people of Buchanan Country ycirbiy BY BUYING GOODS FOR READY PAY AT THE CASH STORE OF I3. C. WILCO^. THE BEST I Y E N E A EVER OFFERED, AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE. P. a *riLOOX THE LADIES ItlLL 1'IM) BLACK SILKS, FOR iiCKNTS, SI,IX) AND Si,S i. Of Kii|Mri«r Quajil}, At p. 1S9A. E. WILCOX .S KPRINC tSMfc JSuw Heady fut Diatrilmtiou, A T.m id Desirable Sti-k »f ALL KINDS OF GOOBS AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICKS.


ocr: TO TH'fl WISE i\ow Koadv, THELA1UIEST EVER RECEIVED IN Independence, AT KINSLEY & ROWLEY'S. The Best and Chenpest EWI *F AT KINSLEY A BOWLEY'S. The Best Sug-ar in Town, 11 for One Dollar! AT KINSLEY & BOWLEY'S. The Best Ten ever offered for Fifty Cts. AT KINSLEY & BOWLEY'S. Tliey will pivo yon N. Y. STATE DRIED APPLES FOR 12^ CENTS A POUND, AT KINSLEY A BOWLEY'S. THREE POUNDS OF BABBITTS ATUS FOR 25 CENTS, AT KINSLEY A BOWLEY'S. They have Ladies' Black Foxed GAITER8 FOR 75 CENTS, AT KINSL8T. BOWLEY'S. THEY HAVE DBY GOODS, GROCERIES, WOOD EN WARE, CLOTHING, CROCK ERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS & CAPS, BON NETS, FCC., &C., Whick they offer at Wholesale and Retail, at Reduced Prices for Cash, AT KINSLEY A BOWLEY'S. D* All kinds of country produce taken in Exchange for Goods. Two West Rooms in Union Stick, Mmtn Streit, Independence. Iowa. KINSLEY A BOWLEY. May 4, 185:1 (7


ocr: next, at 6^- o'clock, nt the Court House. We hope there will be a full audience in attendance. Notices. SCOVILL'S SARSAPARILLA, OR BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP. Cures all disoflges of the Blood nnd Skin. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP Cures any derailgrmeiit of the Liver. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP Cares Pimples on tlie face nnd all Eruption*. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP Cures Scrofula, Suit Rhoum, Ulcers, Boils. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP Cures Erypijielas, Canker, Rheumatism. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP The Receipt is given to all physicians. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP Stands at the head of all preparations as S Blood rurifierand Liver Remedy. JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor, 121 Lake Street, Chicago. Sold by nil druggists.


ocr: A A A I N 1 8 5 9 DO YOU WANT TO SEE THB LARGEST & BEST STOCK 01 GOODS In Northern Iowa? DO YOU WANT DELAINES, At Prices too Cheap to put in the Papere! GO TO WILCOX'S DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MON12? GO TO WILCOX'S. DO rou WAST BOOTS AND SHOES, At the Lowest Eastern Prices GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT Groceries Cheap GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WAKT One Dollar Tea for 70 Cents GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WAITT Prists as Cheap as Sold in the C. S. OO TO WILCOX'S. GO TO WILCOX'S. DO TGV WANT TO iSe/l your Eggs, Butter Grain 00 TO WILCOm DO YOU WANT TO BUY CLOTHING For Less than era offered in Buchanan Co. MZLITAB7 And their neighbors op town. But if jon want Oouds at the Lowest jHoaible prima for Cash or liendy Fay, and nothing else, Sept. 91, 1B59. 00 TO WILCOX'S. Do you want to yet your Money's worth 00 TO WILCOX*. DO YOU WANT Long and Sroche Shawl*} At Half Price OO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT TO BE i U E QO TO THE GO TO WILCOX*.


ocr: Hard Times Passing Off, And now is tlx time to SAVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING GOODS At Fonda & Bro's Store, On the WY# tide of the River, op^otile th* Gfltt Mill. Having just returned from New York, •we have selected the BUST ASSORTMENT OF QOODS Ever brought to Independence, (For Hard Times,) we are determined to sell %s Cheap as the 3L btaprst, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES, NOTIONS, A®# All Things usually kept in aTMrMf Store. All are invited to call nnd examine Stock, as ve feel confident we can Miit nil ses, aud we wish it distinctly understood WE CHARGE NOTHING FOR SHOWUSIA GOODS A. H. FONDA A BRO. There is no use of paying 70 Cents for Dollar Tea, When you can get ns GOOD TEA as vu sold West of the Mississippi For 60 Cents! AT FONDA & BRO'S. To All of our Old Customer* We wish you to nettle up nil old accounts soon as possible this Fall, without fail. A. H. FONDA A BRO. Sept. 23, 1B59.


ocr: BUCHANAN COUNTY, AT KINSLEY BOWLEY*. Their Rooms arc large and full of Good* of nil kinds, CHEAP—YES, Cheaper than the Cheapest. As we hnve better facilities fur Buying than OUR NETQHBORS Down in the Brick Store, WE WILL SHOW YOU BETTER GOODS And Sell them Cheaper! We enll your attention, first, to our gig 6ooi)s Jlqnirtinriti, WHICH IS A SPLENDID SHOW. Then around to the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, BOOTS AND SHOES AND MILLINERY GOODS. Then tre will show you our Cheap Groceries and Crockery. COME AND SEE THOSE PRINTS, SO CHEAP, Those Delaines 9 Yards for One Dollar. LADIES' GAITERS FOR 73 CTS, Best article ever sold for the money. BOOTS from $1,75 to $3,50 GOOD OVERCOATS for $2,75. 8 PRS. CHILD'S SHOES FOR $1,00 75 CENT TEA FOR 50 CENTS. Which we will sell at Wholesale or Retail For Cash. Farmers' Produce of all Klnda Taken in Exchange for Goods. Remember the Place, Two West Rooms in Union Block* INDEPENDENCE, IOWA. P. 8.—You will find that HOI BUG DOWN BY THE BRIDGE. KINSLEY 4 B0WLET. Sept. 28,1859. Cash Paid for Wheat, A* J. D. & D. B. MYERS' Independence, Iowa. LARGE AND FINE STOCK OF


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: N E V E I N ftifohjel) Jsito, STotary Putollo, —O—AND—O— GENERAL LAND AGENT, Sioux City, Iowa. Collections made, and Taxes paid in #J P»« of the Stato. ^^Commissioner of Deeds for Indiana & Habraska. vlnltf

place_of_publication: Toledo, Tama County, Iowa

publisher: R.F. Staley, N.C. Wieting


ocr: 1 ,o^sT Holfy 1 Kosta, Iowa County Iowa. Formerly Hewitt House, on the east side of fljoney creek. The undersigned having leased the above property for a term of years, flatters himself that his arrangements anl accommodations are such that all those giving him a call once, will do so again. His time and attention will be devoted to making all customers comforta ble. On the first day of May, I will have completed a large and commodious barn into which all vehicles, can be driven for protec tion and security. M. N. ADAMS. Kosta, March 17th, 1859. n21-ly.


ocr: N. I. V I N IWotyeU 0 jLqto* Notary Public, ~0— AND—0—— GENERAL LAND AGENT, Sioux City, Iowa. Collections made, and Taxes paid in inypart of the State. tQUCommUsioner of Deeds for indioo* A Nebraska. vlnltf


ocr: CHANGE OF TIME .Chlcngo, Clinton Cedar Rapid*, CHICAGO, lOWTlLVD NEBRASKA hail RQADI O E N O 0 V V E n DN1859 AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, April 18 and until further aetlee, trains wil rtln as follows1. MaU I«arc Chicftgo, g.«o A. M. Leave Clinton at I 8.15 P. Arrive at Mt. Vernon, 7.15 p* XlsHt ^TAin. Leave Chicago, 9.^ ps ||. Leave Clinton 7.80 A Arrive at Mt. Vernon 12.30 m! Mail Tr^ln. Leave Mt Vernon, 6.30 A. Arrive at Clinton, 9 80 A. Arrive at Chicago, 6.46 P. Train. Leave Mt. Vernon, 2.00 P. Jf Arrrive at Clinton, V- 7.00 P.M.! Arrive at Chicago, A&) A. M. Connecting with all through trains forCkf-^ cago and (he east. At Dewitt with stages for Davenport, Ma-" quokctu! At Yankee Run, witk stages for Toronto^' Onion Ci ove with Stages for Tipton, at Lieben* with Stages fer Anamosa. a At Mt. Vernen, with Stages for Marion,*' Cedar Rapids, Vinton, Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Ft. Podge, Marengo, Ft. DesMoinea, Gbuneil Bluffs and Sioux City. Tickets for sale at the Wells street Depots Chicago, Ills. Freight trains leave daily. The shortest, cheapest and most expe4itio«» 1 route from central Iowa to Chicago, or ftny! pointeast. An agent will be at the depot in Ful •011 to receive all baggage for Clinton or th# Road, which will be conveyed across therivei^ free of charge. M. SMITH. Eng. and Superintendent. Clinton. April 16,185D.


ocr: NOTICE. State of I»wa, •ffiuna County, llhtrict Court, August Term, A. D., 1851). To Mr. Samuel Singer Jr. Yon are hereby notified that on or before the first day of August a. d., 1 Ho'J, there will Iil' on file in the otliceof tlic Clerk of the Dis trict Court of said county, a petition of Ge» rg St ruble, claiming of you the fovecloMircoe the equity of Redemption iu and to the north east quarter of the south cast i\uarlcr of sec tion 11 of township iv"» north of range 11 west in Tain a county, which truct. of land was con \e .**d to said riaiutill* ("eor^e 11. Struble, by docn/J'roin tire Treasurer of said county, bear ing date June first a. d., li."8. And that unless you appear at tlio Court House in paid county on or before the first day of ut id court, to be hotuen in said county and plead thereto, your default will be entered, and a decife rendered against you as prayed for iu said petition. prist- ril, 9tca«jiirinsr^0\100 iuchesl The Greatest Typographical Achieve ment of ihc Age! T. Walter Jackson. £1C "1 jWtorney for Plaintiff. Tolfdo, July lltli. Is.v.). vlnSfil# ^TOTHER EDITION tub srtnvjSpnpr?/ Illuminated^. Quadruple rins(€l:.a(!ou TI1I1 I,41U i:sT SilKKT Of PA i e i i y i k n i 8 i\u


ocr: I V I I tliiolroey 0 JUto, GENERAL LAND AGENT, lleai City. lewa. Collections made, aad Taaea paid nay part of the Btate. •M^Conniseleaer of Deeds 1st


ocr: G. W. MARQUARDT A CO Wholesale & Retail Dealers ii fLOCKS, WATCHES ANI to i U 11 WATCH MATERIALS AND FITLY W n o y a o o a No. AO, Clinton Street, IOWA CITY. IOWA


ocr: N K S NT, Davenport, PARKER, Rock Island. Ill "NT COOK, Ft. Lies Moine? COOK, SARGGST DOWXEt, Bankers and Dalers In I O W A I Y i O W A Notes and Bills collected and proceeds mitted to any part of the United Bills of Exchange on all the prinoipal of the United States and Europe, bought sold. Sight Bills on London, which can cashed in eny town of Great Britain. or Wales, in sums from £1 and upwards. Remittances made to direct to Switzerland, States, etc., etc Denmark, Prussia, the on the most favorable


ocr: hicago, Clinton Cedar Rapida, KIWATMI B-AILi ROAD! ON1809 AS*D AFTER MONDAY, August 29, and until further notice, trains will rua as follows! TRAINS WESTWABD! Mall Train. Leave Chic a go, Wells st. Depot, 9.00 A. Leave Clint on at 4.0"i P. Arrive at Cedar Ilapids 8.15 P. Niglit Tram. Leave Chicago, Wells st. Depot, 9.on P. Leave Clinton 9.00 A Arrive at Cedar Rapids, 2:10 P. TRAINS EASWTARD. Mall Train. Lenve Cedar Rapids, 5.16 CHAlSGt OF lltoi. A. Arrive at Clinton, 9 30 A. Arrive at Chicago, 5.45 P. Xlslit Train. Leave Cedar Rapids, 12:00 Ji/ Arrrive at Clinton, 6:30 P. Arrive at Chicago, 8:00 A. Connecting with all through trains forChi cago and the east. At Dewitt with stages for Davenport. Ma quoketa! with Stages for Anamosa At Ceclar Rapids with Stages for Marion, Cedar Rapids, Vinton, Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Waverly, Clarksville, Bradford, St. Charles, Milchel, Ft. Dodge, Sioux City, Toledo, Mari etta, Fldora, Nevada, Boonsboro, Homer, Jef ferson, Marengo, Newton, DesMoines, and Cbuncil Bluffs. With steamer Rlackhawk On Cedar River for Vinton and Waterloo This is the shortest, cheapest, and most ex pe»Iitiovs toute between Chicago and central Iown, it being only 130 miles from Chicago, to the Mississippi River, and thence directly into the Interior of Iowa. Tickets for sale at the Wells street Depot, Chicago, Ills. a®" An agent will be at the depot in Ful ton to receive all baggage for Clinton or the Road, which will be conveyed across the river fret 0/ charge. At Yankee Run, with stages for Toronto, Onion C.rove with Stages for Tipton, at Lisbon


ocr: J. H. (SOWER, BROTHERS 4 CI A K E A E S I N E A N E •A II CORNER OR CLINTON AND IOWA STSKT4, I o w a Iowa City, April, 66.-nl-ly


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: U0 totyy £qjigW W. JT. CSIIiBERT, NOTARIAL PRESSES, Y'OX'S COMPASSES, MITIIER'S PiU\TI\(J IXK, moii m.\r r.vrER, CO ["MY BLAM BOOKS, AfUiSIS* )1 \TERIALS, SHEST Mrsic and MUSICAL L\sim £Lm DUBUQUS, IOWA. THioIcsale Agent for Eclectic Scries of School Cooks N P.—Good Cottoa Bags taken la Exchange fot Mcrchaniiiie.


ocr: NEW BARBER_ Yen would do well to call at L. T. BRYON'S INIMITABLE Shaving & Hairdressing Saloon, Ol'POSITK THE MoXTOfR IIOtSK,


ocr: E i r" 00 Fhit efdss. Second class. 7. C5 W OD ^1 Ci a a a i I O a o a I heat and Corn '"v*^ I bushel. lU W to iif\ K Ki\ ibTZTi^— eiwsa v .i Oats bushel. Flour f- bbl. Salt bbl. IS -I W S -I -1 F£ Lumber |P 1,000 ft. Shingles ^9 M. Lath Thousand. Qpbo-1'.iuts Passenger Fare. s c: c-1. o o I Oar load not to exceed 10 tons. When less than a car load is taken, the charges will be at tariff rate per barrel, bushel, &c. J. A. PINTO, over the Dubuque fc Pacific Railroad, to take effect Wednesday, Aug. 10, IfM. v! yjisof. z zLe Si Tol 2X' 5.3 —!. S. ST ?gs. -n e a 0B O


ocr: c. iekel, BOOT AND SHOE Oas Doer West of St. Charles Saloon, fSbEPBNDENCE, IOWA ALL KINDS OF AND ^StiOF.S manufactured to order, in the best and St the lowest prices. TVO {kpairiug done CHEAPER and any other shop in


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: T. SCII AEF^ER, a» JE- onnaunces to the chitons of leao and vicinity, that he is now prepared ,wo k ill ni» liuc, und warrant -£hap4WF«MnarsBurs


ocr: ®hr iwwifgraMsmpt. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BTP WIETWi & FARIXY. AT $1 CO A YEAR—(£TAI»V4ncjp.) 92,00, at the expiration of 3 months. Rates of AdvtrUiinfi t# *0ns Square, 1 i«t Insertion, $1,00 4o each subsequent inser^on, 50 df ^Square three months, 4,00 dto. Si* months, 5 G,00 do. One Year, 12,00 tjunrier Column, one ytAr, 25,00 Half Column ono year, 35,00 One Column, one year, 60,00 Twelve liuesofthia type considered ft square. Business Cards not exceeding six lines in serted in the Directory at $5 per year. 9Sr Transient advertisements must in all eases be paid for in advauce. tfjF' Legal advertisements must be paid in advance. WGF Unless a particular tim^ is specified, *when handed in, advertisments will be pub lished until ordered out, aud charged for ac cordingly.


ocr: 1 CHICAGO BRANCH. SEED STORE, AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSM II. D. Emory Co. L. O. POOD, AGENT. 0 0 I i n o n S I e *tt (Opposite the State University.} IOWA CITY, IOWA. At IO0 Clinton street, opposite State Univer sity, can be fouud constantly on hand, a full assortment of all kinds of Field, Garden antft Flower Seeds, which wo warrant Fresh an# Genuine, at low prices. Also a large assertment ft. Farming Tools and Machinery, Horse Powefg, Threshers, Plows, Harrow* Agent for Manny's Self Raking Beaper anft J/bwer, also Chinese Sugar Cain Mil's. Orders by mail promptly attended to. v2 u48-8m V V ELAWKSR at thi* office.


ocr: BILL-HEADS Th© Proprietors of the Iowa Transcript is now to execute with neatness aud des all kinds of Job-Work, including XIAVDR1LLS, Programmes, CARDS, SJJ Circulars LABELS, O S E S a i e s And Blanks of all Kinds, -^©a All orders by mail, accompanied by the caph, will meet with prompt attention B. K. ST A LEY, B. K. ST A LEY, 1 N. C. WILTING, N 4? S E W S A E E Toledo to Maretigo & Iowa City The subscribers have established a tri-wcek lv life of hacV s on this rbute, and will take particular p-Miis so accomodate the A V E I N U I They leave Toledo.—Monday, Wednesdays Friday. at 7 o'clock A.M. Marengo.—Tuesday, Thursday and Satur at 7 o'clock A. M. Fare, cheap as anv other conveyance. WILLIAMSON & OLNEY, Proprietors,


ocr: A N K E S E A E S I N E A N E A N e s CORNER OF CLINTON AND IOWA STBEET-s, I o i a i y I o w a Towa City, April, 5fi.-nl-Iy J. 11. GOITER, BROTHERS ft Ci,


ocr: K O O N IOWA CITY, IOWA. This large and cemmodimis luM hns boon leased by (lie Proprietor, thoroughly repaired and renovated, neatly furnished thronghoui, in the best manner, with SPRING BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS, N«f pains will be spared to make the PARK IltTtsfi, the A No. one house of tho City it be ing mueli the largest, and pleasantly situated in a central location, on the corner *of .leffei and Dubuqtfe »»ean the City Park with Comfortable accommodation for two hun guasls. TKi'MS—in conformity to the "times." Good and capacious stabling attached to the J. TRUSDKLI^ Protiietor, (Formerly of tho Trus.ieH !.»use,) V2u2ii-ly-


ocr: NOW BEADY. THE X2 W3IMrEIt RECORD. JL\~ A COLIjI'^CTIO^ of Newspaper and fctatisties, containing a com plete list of Newspapers iu the United States, Canadnsand (Jreat Britain. The only reliable work of the kind in the world. An invaluable assistant to theEditor, Bjok publisher and Adver tiser. Ei^'ht vo. two hundred juafres. On receipt of two dollars, it will be prepaid by mail, and forwarded to an) part of the country. A Y & O E u i s e s No Dock St. Philadelphia. Editors inserting the above three months, with editorial notice, and send ing copies of the paper prepaid to the above address will receive the work.


ocr: O. W. MARQUARDI. 8. 0, IX8K G, W. MARQUARDT & GO. Wholesale & Ilciail Dealers in CLOCKS, WATCHES I I i.VJI WATCH MATERIALS Fa 11 AND »4«ly o y Gr o o s. IVo. r»o, linton Street,


ocr: a-OX.IPE3S3*£J o K-POIN IKD, ltLl'Ali: LD AN .MANU i\ lactured at No. 54- (Tiesnut St. Saint Lou is Mo. Constantly on hand a full assortment of entirely superior Pen of our o wu mauufac ture expressly for tho retail trade. Pens for repoir.ting can be sent by mail with perfect safety—-the amount enclosed in P. O. Stamps or Bank Notes, at the following rates: Lartrc sizej 7i ctf. Small, f0 eta. vlnli HIOG1NS BROTIiERS.


ocr: FARMERS STORE P. L. BALDY & CO., Toledo, Tama county, Iowa* e a e s i n Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Queens ware, Hardware. Nails, Glass, Patent Medicines. Ready Made Clothing &e. &c. Public arc invited to examine our stock. SouTh Fast corner Public Square, 12d door east of the Drug Store. Toledo, Tain a County, Iowa. November 18th 18ry. •In4 A £111,1) A UULS.li BY .TOP1H MUCICLER. South West Corner of the Public ^(jsiarc.


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: STK 1J OF XII lit IIjACJS* Attorney Counselor al Lau, H. C. KFLMM»tl, A XI) If UAL EST A TE AO EXT, Main St.. Quasqueton Iowa. SEVERAL lO tn-r and Timber adjoining, for sale cheep for cash or 011 time. Ruii.ling Lots for a_b» in ,L liecesof I'raire witli running wa il Tinibtr adjoining, for sale cheep a^U iii the village 4 Quasqueton. (Wat market rate*. tl* .Money i*mj


ocr: ON LOVE MAKING! The Most i:xtraordinary Dook of tlt9 Nineteenth Century THE HOPE OP LOVE, AND WAV TO THE ALTAR 11 te.-l on the finest paper and If*-'- .- ATRIMONY made easy or, how to via a Lover. Printed on the finest paper and Beautifully Illustrated in tlie first style of Art. Containing over TWO HUNDRED' Containing Splendid Engravings. It will I •e sent to any one on tho receipt of Twenty-five Cents, or Six copies for One DoU lor. Aduivss ,, JOHN W. DAY, I'ottstown, Pa, OCT To AgfnU, CanTassera and the Trade, it will lie fiirnislie.T at one hidf tlbeount.


ocr: STOVES! STOVES! G. P. IIAYSLTP, Would CaU the Attention of the Cit izens of Buchanan and adjoining Counties to (he fact that he is now receiving A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COOK, PARLOR, AND OFFICE S O V E S Of Varfon* Patter**, Sixes nnd Prices, WHICH I AM READY TO SELL AT AS LOW FIGURES As can "be Bought Elsewhere. ALSO, ALL KINDS OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Plows, Hoes, Forks, Scythes & Snaths, Grain Cradles, CORN PLANTERS, 4'C. Which I will warrant to give satisfaction Ita Every Patieular. ALL KINDS OF TIX, Cliff EM SHEET IROX WARE KEPT ON HAND AND MADE TO IN THE BEST STYLE AND LOWEST PRICES. GIVE ME A CALL AT ALEXAN DER'S old Stand, Main Street, QuasqaeUMi. G. P. IIAYSLIP. GALLAQHEK'8


ocr: \n^' TVoticc oi* DiNsoliition. COP ART.\ ERSH11* llF.IiKTOFOIij listing betwei-n B. Taylor and A. 'C Mercantile busings is this d.f by mutual consent. All notes Accounts dw Kitid tara, |fa|r ieMi and linn remain in tl|« on""* A' r'p\j{kh I


ocr: B. LATHROP, ATTORNEY AT LAW A INSURANCE 2'\. Agent, Independence, Iowa. Will prac tice in the several Courts of this Judicial Dis trict, and attend to any business entrusted to his care with promptness and despatch. Insurance Policies in the Phwnix Company of Hartford, Ct., lwjitcd on reasonable-terms, aud without delay. Feb. 17,1859. (5U9


ocr: C. ir.kKI,, BOOT AM) SHOE MAKER, One Door West ef ft. Charles Saloon, INDEPENDENCE, IOWA. ALL KINDS OF BOOTS AND SHOES mnntifacttired to order, in the best style, and at the lowest prices. O* .Repairing done CHEAPER and BET TER than any other shop in Indejendence.— Call and satisfy yourselves. [3-18-ly


ocr: Waihiaftoa Township Repnblleaa Ticket* FOR ASHESSOR, MELVIN GILLETT. FOR CONSTABLES, ILLL. CHANDLER, T. J. MARINO*. FOR TOWWBHIP TRUSTEES, WM. c. MORRIS, A. H. FONHA, JAMES FORRESTER. FOR TOWNSHIP CLKKK, EDWARD BREWER.


ocr: 95 lbs. PRUNES FOR $1. A LOT OF NEW GOODS, AT MYEU&*


ocr: Something good for Hard MIE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW ALL KINDS OF WAGON WOltK SHORT NOTICE, And cheaper ami better than it ean be anywhere else in Independence. My Timber tons all Selected from the side of the Wapsie., And was all Cut with an EASTERN AXE I hate also a Blacksmith irho mix Imported York State Two Year* ago, And will say to farmers, that I will fix Plows cheajKT ami better than it can be done anv other shop in town. Also HOKSK ING and all kinds of done letter, eheajK-r and uuiekiT. Come and see, at my old establishment, West side of the River, just South of the A. SHERWOOD. Iadependenee, M*y 9,1859. (3-6-6m


ocr: WE WISH TO BE AN THE SUBJECT OF OUR ONE DOLLAR WUiCU WE NOW SELL FOR O E N S July 19, 185JK P. 0. WILCOX Ayer's Cathartic Pills.


ocr: NOW SPRING" CAMPAIGN. J. 8 5 9. orENiica, THE LARGEST STOCK EVER RECEIVED At The Cheap Cash Store, P. C. April IS, 1869. WILCOX. $10,000 SATED To the People of Bwhauan County,, yearly BY BUYING GOODS FOR READY FAY AT THE CASH STORE or P. p. "WILCOX. THE BEST I Y E N E A EVER OFFERED, AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE: THE it WILCOX. BLACK SILKS, FOR 75 CENTS, 81,00 AND $1,15, Of||ipr|pr Quality, AT P. C. WILCOX'8. 16Mb SPRING iMft. Now Ready for Distribution, A Large and Dcniralde Sti.ck of ALL KINDS OF GQQQ# AT THK LOWEST CASH TRICES. JV C. WILCOX. April U, lW9, MRS. WINSLOW,


ocr: A FEW CHESTS MORI? OF THAT FIFTY CENT TEA On Tba BEST IN THE STATE for the price.


ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. LaiupN Tor tlie Million. A LAUCI: ASSORTMENT OF Fluid & Camphine Lamps, EX E LS10 I )K 1'(J ST0K li, orrosiTK TIII: MONTOI I: JIOI SE, Wliietr will be sold at prices that DEFT COM PETITION. it lll BALTlMOJti 01'STERS. BALTIMORE SWJSET CIDER, for aale bv Indepeodww, S# 1^'J. AND NI^V YORK OYB- ters, iu cans, warranted, freah. Alio, A. FEW,


ocr: TO THE MISS C. MARRIOTT Would respectfully inform her old cutiomtrt the Ijadiett generally, that the has just received from the East A Large and Splendid Stock of MILLINERY GOODS, COMPRISING A New and Complete Assortment of A# hitmt and most Fashionable Stylet ef BONNETS, SUITABLE FOR ALL AGES ALSO irene!) attir 3mmcatt .flower*. 1SSBBOI7S, RUCHES, XTCfcf ET The Ladies are invited to call and exam ine her stock and prices, as she fee Is confident that she can suit tli• l.'ish- the nx^t fastidious. Itooill* on ^lain Mrrrt, directly Of» yosite tti«- PoMt Office* INDEPENDENCE, November 3, 1859. IOWA. (33*


ocr: WOODWARD & MARSHALL, VTTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT Law, General Land AgenUand Notaries Public, Independence, Buchanan county, Iowa. Will practice in the different Courts of this State. Also attend promptly to SECURING CLAIMS, Making Collections, Paying Taxes, Conveyancing, 4c. [2-10 t. •. VOODWAHO. w.


ocr: W. G. DONNAN, VTTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW, Land and General Agent and Notary Public, Treasurer L* Recorder's Office, Indepen dence, Iowa. Is prepared to attend with promptness to all business pertaining to his Profession. Especial attention given to Collecting, Conveyancing, Paying taxes, Examining titles, fce. je6-'57


ocr: THE GUARDIAN. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT Independence, Buchanan Connty, Iowa, BY RICH & JORDAN, OJU« in WilN*' Brick Bbek, AMM( FJ*r Tldu, $1,50 par Annua, la Adranoe. Rates of Advertising. One squn.ro, (12 linen or lose) 1 insertion, $1,00 Baeh subsequent insertion, 60 Ons square three moall», 4,00 six 6,00 one year, 10,00 One column one year, .... 60,00 35,00 Quarter 20,00 Business cards 5 lines, 1 year, 5,00


ocr: DR. H. H. HUNT, OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERY- ices to the citizens of Independence and surrounding eountrv- Office on Main Street, in Union lilock, with W. C. Morris, where— nr at his Residence, on Court Street, opposite O. F. Leavitt's—he will auswer calls at all hours of the day or ni^ht. [apl4'59-ly


ocr: S W Rich. I MLKPII.D—Samuel Smith. —J Sk.Espmt*. CORRESPONDING MEMBERS OF THE REPUB LICAN COCKT5T COMMITTEE. AUO*—L. D. Lewis. JftwTox—F Young. UAIIISOX—J Ward. 8R MN LR—1 W Ogden. ftKRY—Lewis Hovey. BI" FKA U»—Oscar War ren Pk Aim r— LIBERTY—D. C. Hast ings. SPRING—Sam Bradon. SI PKRioa—W. C. Nel son. WASHINGTON—J Rich CONO—Wui McC-augh cy. HOMKR—Henry Old father. Ju yuuo.VrjQ W ruff.


ocr: P™'.1"''1 State ol* Iowa, BUCHANAN COUNff) TO E. J. ALLEN l,y 1,1 w- f,,e V* SIR:—You are hereby notified that there it now on file in the office of the Clerk of the Dii» trict Court in and for Huehnnaii County, low** a j»etition of William Stevens, claiming of yon the sum Eighty-four and 90-100 Dollars, and. interest, at ten JHT cent on that amount frofa June 2r, lt*59,'on a promissory note executtid. by you to William Stevens, or bearer, dat«(d June 28, 1859, and due one day after date.--* And that unless you appear and answer there to on or before the morning of the second day ft the Septemlier term, A. n. 1859, of the District Court, of said county, judgment will be rendered against you thereon. You are also noHfid®"* that your pro|»erly is attached for security of the payment of said debt. WM. STEVENS, Plaintiff. By W. G. DON NAN. his Atty„ Independence, Aug. 23,1859. STATE OF IOWA,? i /. BUCHANAN COL'.VTY, $ I hereby order UtMU the above notice be published, for the tinpe- Bnuchanan coun^jf Guardian, a newspaper published in Indejea» dencc, in said couutv and State EljWARD BREWER, Clerk- Aug. 29,1859. (24-4t


ocr: 110 W. J. GILBERT, NOTARIAL PRESSES, YOl .WS COMPASSES, MUIIER'S PRINTING IXK, BELOIT PRIM TAPER, COUNT! BLANK BOOK* ARTISTS' MATERIA^ SnEEr MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENT! DUBUQUE, IOWA. Wholesale A sent for Erlcrtie Scries of School Bookl N. H. —Good Cotton Bags takra la Exchange fot Marctuodixe.


ocr: A PKETTV IDEA.—A lover pre his ladylove with a small accompanied promptu SO n led w i e o o w i n Jessie, In this glass you s^e The object most belofod by me, Oh, that I might see there too The object most beloved bv yiu


ocr: A FEW CHESTS MORE OF THAT FIFTY CENT TEA On hud, Tb» ABST 1# IHE STATE for Jfhe price. ?. WILCOX.


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: v s v i i N a ftotyej} s*f Into, MTotary PutoUo, GENERAL LAND AGENT, UMX City, Iowa. Collections made, and TUN paid in part of the Slate. LFE.Commiisloasr of Deeds IK Indiana ft


ocr: DR. 1I« CAR Y, £iiysicjw wd Siiirgeoli, TOLEDO, 1AMA COUXTY, JO )VA. Office at the CARY HOUSE. vlnl ltf


ocr: T. WALTER JACKSON Attorney and Counselor at Lair TOUEEB TmSk Jm™'- IOWA. Dt9.30.18M, nlOly


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: Sonic,\$i W. J. GILBERT, NOTARIAL PRESSES, Cfll'MY BUNK BOOB, Y'Ji NG'S COMPASSES, H\TI1ER'S PR1\TI\G JM, IEL0II PRIM PAPER, ARTISTS' MATERUH SHEET lirSIC and MUSICAL J.VSTIllXIHTS, DUBUQUE, IOWA. Wholesale Agent for Ft lei-tic Series of School BmIj N If.—Good Cotton bp tikw la tiehup lot IhrrlMwIiM. 1


ocr: Police. OOITNTY SU PERI NT BNBE5?T*triU be in his office at the Court House, in In dependence, Southeast room), on the LAST OF.EACH MONTH, to transact hulines* ^pertaining to the office. BENNET ROBERTS, Co. Superintendent Jfarember 17th, 1S6».


ocr: P. HAYSUP, UHUH' i I. DE1LE* IN U TINWARE, JAPANNED HARE, W AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Ji-ltwfu# & PAUL0E STbVE8| or Various p&iterm*. ALL KINDS or COPPER & SHEET I80S WARI ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDlH "J ur THE BEST STYLE ANY*n LOWEST PRICES. it: (b :I 'E 1) Particular AttentionI sfiven ta Jobbinm O. P. HAYSL1P.


ocr: Consofirfafeet' A/iw mine LOCATED AT Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland and Detroit. Scholarship good through flic entircchain of seven Colleges. CONSOLIDATION of Bryant »t i'tratton's Mercantile College" and "Bell's Commercial College," now conducted as one Institution, which is the recipient of an extraordinary and unprecedented patrmage. Larmon Block, coiner Clark and Washington Streets, Chicago. H. B. BRYANT. D. V. BEtX, H. 1). 8TRATTOX. Principals and Proprietors. this consolidation the collegiate course of this Institution is greatly enlarged, and with the improvements which the business experi ence of the Principals enables them constantly to introduce for the benefit of their students, it is made greatly superior in all respects. Tint Premiums awarded to this College. At the lat»* United States Fair at Chicago, for the best Business Penmanship and for Best Bookkeeping. Departments of Bookkeeping and Ac counts. Organized and conducted upon the Counting


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: 8 ATTENTION. Having purchased the entire stock of Goods owned by the late firm of Allen Fox, the undersigned will continue a general Mercan tile business at the BRICK STOKE in Toledo. And will keep on liand for the people of Tama County, an assortment of such Goods as are in general demand. Groceries at Eastern prices adding freight and at all times on hand, BOOTS & SHOES, OXiOTBZNG-, A W A E O N U S S W A S 3 $ 3 1 0 0 3 A S e A O O V A I E Y WALL PAPER, WlndLow S3iad.es


ocr: FURNITURE. I I 1 & I E Y Have the only establishment in town where A I N E W A can be obtained. Tlicy keep constantly on hand or will make to order SOFAS, mAms, STANDS, LOUNGES, CRADLES, BEDSTEADS, TABLES^ BUREAUS, DESKS, CRIBS, &C. AH as CHEAP for CAS9as ean be purchas ed west of Iowa Oity. AH kinds of TURNING done and pid Furniture repaired and varnished to order. Promptly made when ealled upon. Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. n°rth s|(|e Public Square. ROODIS


ocr: HOT1CB. State of Iowa, Tama County, District Court, To Toledo, August Term, A. Mr. Samuel Singer D., 185% Jr. You are hereby notified tnat_ on or owort the first day of August a. d, l^i be on file in the office of the Clerk of the Dis trict. Court of said county, ft petition of OM StruMc, claiming of you the forccloaurc of the equity of Redemption in and to the nortfc east quarter of the south cast quarter of sec tion 11 of township 85 north of range 14 west in Tama county, which tract of land was con veyed to said Plaintiff George R. Stmble, by deed from the Treasurer of said county, bear» ing date June first a. d., 1858. And that unless you appear at the Con** Ilouse in said county on or before the first d»| of said court, to be holden in said county plead thereto, your default will be entered, an« a decree rendered against you as prayod in said petition. T. Walter Jackson, Attorney for Plaintiff. July Utli, 1859. *l*384w


ocr: of Iowa, gg Tama County, District Court, August. Term, A. D., IB-JJ to Mr Samuel Singer Jr. You arc hereby notified that on or before the first day of August A. D. 185!», there will boon file in the office of the Clerk of the Dis trict Court of said County, a petition of George R. Struble, claiming of you the foreclosure of the equity of Redemption in and to the south east quarter of the south east quarter of sec tionll of township 85 north of range 14 West in Tama county, which tract of land was con veyed to said Plainti(T George R. Siruble, by deed from the Treasurer of said county, bear ing date June first A. D. IH'JH. And that unless you appear at the Court House in said county on or before tlie first day of said Court, to be lioldcn in said county and plead thereto, your default will be entered, and a decree rendered against you as prayed for in said petition. Toledo, T. Walter Jackson, Attorney for Plaintiff. JttTy Hth, in vln384w NOTICE. State of Iowa, 1 co Tnnia County, District. Court, August term, A. ®. 1859. To Mr. Samuel Sinper Jr. You ore hereby notified that jnor be fore the first dny of August, A. D., 18."i0, there will ho on file in the ofiice of the Clerk of the district Court of said county, a petition of George 11. St ruble, claiming of you the fore closure of the equity of Redemption in and to the south west quarter of the south cast quar ter ol section 11, of township 85, north of range west Tama county, which tract of land was conveyed to saii Plaintiff George R. St ruble, by deed from the Treasurer of Baid county, bearing dat" June first A. D. 1^8.


ocr: Through In ten lioura from Toledo to Cedar Rapids and Ma rengo. N E W I N E O S A E S FROM TOLEDO TO CEDAR RAP IDS AND MARENGO. The subscribers have established a trl-week ly line of Hacks on these routes and will particular pains to accommodate the take TRAVELING PUBLIC They leave Toledo, Mondays, Wednesdays and. Fridays', a», 0 o'clock a. m. Leave Cedar Rapids and Marengo, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at f» a. in. There will be carriage# in readiness at all times at Toledo to «.onvcy passengers to any point North, West or Seutli, they may wish. FARE CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER llbUTE. HARDEN & OLNEY, Proprietors. Toledo^ June 23d, 1859, vl-a3S-tf


ocr: ATTENTION. Having purchased theenth'e stock of floods owned by the late firm of Allen Fox, the undersigned will continue ft general Mercan tile business at the BRICK STORE in Toledo. And will keep on hand for the people of Tama County, an assortment of such (Joods as are in general demand. Groceries at Eastern prices adding freight and at all tim$s on haflaj HOOTS & SHOES, OliOTBXNO, A W A E 8 O N E & U E E N S W A E 3 6 & 5 $ A E I N A O O V A I E Y WALL PAPER, v sr Window Sliades


ocr: a Tlirotij?li In ten hours from to i«dui- ftUipifta and reiif?a« N E W i S O S A K S FROM TOLEDO TO CEDAR RAP IDS AND MARENGO. The subscribers have established a line of Hacks on these routes and will particular pains to accommodate the TRAVELING PUBLIC. They leav^ Toledo, Mondays, Fridays, at 0 o'clock a. in. Leave Cedar Rapids and find Saturdays at 6 a. in. There will b« carriages in readiness at at 7oledo to* ouvey passengers to North, West or Scuth, they may wish. CHEAPER THAN ANY ROUTE. IIARDEN & OLNEY, Toledo, June 23d, 1859.


ocr: TOLEDO )KRECTKI WKKlvLY flour Sack, Wheat, & Bu. Corn, Soap, Kails lb ... French CuYranls, Prunes, Brown Sheetings, MtHKETS. BY 0ALLEY & JOIIXSTOV u Potatoes,13 Lai d, lb Salt, bbl. Butter, lb Eggs, Dt, Coffee, Rio Sugar, Brown Crushed Tea, Imperial Young Hysoft ., Rice, lb Molasses, Honey Syrup, Candles, Tallow SU*r ,08 ,01) .7 15(5


ocr: I will sell the cheapest cultivated farm |n Tama County. Enquire at my office. S €. W1KT1NG. Toledo, June 23d, 1859,


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: REVERE HOUSE. THE SUBSCRIBE its, HAVING- LEASED tho above establishment., nro now prepimsd ((•accommodate th» Traveling Public on Favora ble Term#. Tln-ir Tabic will always be supplied with the best tho market affords. Their truest# vri 11 be served by careful and attentive Waiter#, and no pains will lie spired to make the" Re vere what, it should be, a First Class Ho tel." Boarders uccommodnted by the Week, Month, or Year. CHANDLER k ADAMS, Iitd«pendoil«e, April 21, 185'J. I'nop'rs.


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: O E Y DCI\G GOOD. We all might do good When we often do ill, There is always the way, If we have bat the will Jlough it bo but a word Kindly breathed or suppressed, It may guard off some pain, Cr gite peace to so~e breast. •We all might do gowi In a thousand small ways— In forte.uing to flatter, Yet yielding due praise In spurnirg ill humor, Iteproving wrong done, Atid treating but kindly Each heart wc have won. We all might do g*od, Whether low'-v or grca*, For the deed is not gauged By the purse or estate If it be but a cup Of cold w&Ur that's given, Like (t the widow's two mites*" It is something for heaven.


ocr: N E V E I N SKTotary PutoliOj —O—r A N I» VEX Ell A LA ND A GEX1\ Sioux Hy, Iowa. Collections made, and TAXES paid iariy part of the State. gjn^Oonniiiasioner of Deeds for Indiana & NcomakA. vlnltf in


ocr: ». TEUPtlN. -f 8. H. TEMPLIIV & FAIR AIX, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLOltS AT LAW, A n e n e a I a n A e n s Iowa City ------Iowa. Will practice in the sovorarcouutics of 8th Judicial District. Business entrusted to their care will promptly attoncled to in Twtfa &ud other ties of laid dh»trie§» vlultf


ocr: DB L. II. CAKY, ril¥S I .\,\ AND SIRCEON, TOLEDO, TAMA COUNTY IO WX. fg^OFFICE at tlio CAEY IIOUSE. vl& lltf


ocr: N. C. W I E I N O, Attorney and Counselor at law AND 6 e t) n i fil i) f. FOR TIIP: COLLECTION OF AND PAYnEXT OF TAXES. o I e o a a o u n o w a


ocr: ife— TUG IOWA Tlt.lXSCIIlPT. AT $1 50 A YEAII—(I* ADVASCJT.) •2,1,0, at the expiration of 3 months. Rflfex «T Advertising. Square, 1st Insertion, earli subsequent iiiscrll4% 11s roc months, ilv."*** B! months, do. One Year, quarter Column, one year, Half Column one your, One Column, one year, On* do flo 1'|» •J.),(X 3o,00 00,00 Twelve lines of this type considered a square. TiitsincsH Curtis not, exceeding six lines in serted in the Directory at £7 per year. Commtiniciiiions and Advertisements to lie Inserted must be hsinded in as soon as Fri day morning of each week to insure insertion. Transient ndvr rti«omcnts must in till cases be paid for in advance. fisaSP* Legal advertisements inust be paid in advance. BrriP Unless a particular time is specified, when handed in, attvcrtisuieuts will be pub lished until ordered out aud charged for ac cordingly. TT i: AUK NOW PR EPAKid) TO EXECUTE VV on cisy teim«, in excellent style, and with groat pvout{ tnesi?, all kinds of Plain ana Fmiry Job l'iiiiti»!/, such as Books, Pamphlets, Handbills, Posters, le«ds, Mortgagis, and eve ry description of E'.tnks that maybe desired: arc also prepared to execute a supo foi- article of Hufiiness Cards. Orders by mail accJi'.ipaniotl with the cash Will rcceive prompt attention: $1,00 60


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: D. ALLEHI'I! ^TTORNEY AT LAW Blackhawk Coanty* i\ .* I QTEDAE FALTS", Iowa. IT PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO COLLECTIONS. [iny26-'59-ly]


ocr: A TTORNEY AT LAW & INSURANCE Agent, Independence, Iowa. Will prac tice in the several Courts of this Judicial Dis trict, and attend to any business entrusted to his care with promptness and despatch. Insurance Policies in the Phienix Company of Hartford, Ct., issued oil reasonable terms, and without delay. Feb. 17,1859. (2-49 E. LATHROP,


ocr: ^Qj) W« J. GILBERT, Agents NOTARIAL PRKSB, YOUNG'S COIPASSB, MATHER'S PRISING ITC, mOIT FEINT PAPER, COUOTY BLANK BOOK ART ISK' 1ATSRIA1V SHEET 1D8IC ui MUSICAL IXSTRUMHR DUBUQUE, IOWA. Wholesale Agent for Eclectic Series of School Bwkl N. n. —Good Cotton Rags Ukca la Exchsnm lot Uercbandiae.


ocr: THE GUARDIAN. PLBLISHKD EVLRV THUESUAY, AT Independence* Buchanan County, Iowa, B¥ RICH A JORDAN, OJ5W in Wtlcn' Brick Bhck, Second Floor Tsftns, $1,50 per Annua, in Advanse. Rates of Advertising. On* square, (12 lines or lcts) 1 insertion, $1,00 JSnch subsequent insertion, 50 Om square three months, -1,0(1 six 6,00 one year 10,00 Oneeolumn-bheyearV"'v-' 60,00' Half V"» 35,00 Quarter 20,00 liusiness cards 5 lnifs.l'^aT, 5,00


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: OTTTTTTn E W E Y S O E The undersigned respeetfclly announcee te the Citizens of it- TOLEDO and surrounding vielnity, that he has jwt opened a JSWCLRT Sxoan in the A O E A E Y East side of the public Square, where he will, be happy to wait upon all who may favor hlas with a CALL. War All work attended to promptly awl warranted for one year. Remember that he has a splendid aasovi* ment of Jewelry for Sale at prifps to suit the Toledo, December, let* 186#,


ocr: Corn'#r Rre Barley, 40(^55 Butter,—f ^tiScd, DIAftRIED. Ia Crystal, Nov. 'J7tb. by J. S. Bishop, A i Sari D. Alee to Jfiaa Rebecca Jane Brown. „v O E O K I 7 CORRECTED WEEKLY by Galley & Johnston of the "Pooplii Store." WHEAT, per bushel 45f$H CORN, j0 OATS, 20 POT AT OF.fi. par hiilwi 20&25 IJUTTUR, V 121 l'GGH, doz FLOUR, 100 lbs, 1,76(^2,00 HLKF. lb r»(^,6, by quarter $ ft a/afi (.'OFFER, lb l5(Slt SUGAR. lb 9(9tl0 TEA, lb 60^1,03 MOLASSES, 6$Si70 SALT, bbl. fSJf CEDAR RIPIDS MARKETS. LATKHTRZPORT^g A "WHEAT, bushd, J. 64(ae« XHN, ^70 lbs, 20@22 OATS, bushel, 18020 POTATOES, $ bushel, 25 EGGS, ^doa., 10 FLOUR, sup. fine, $ 100 8») 12,25 2d quality, $l,5t* BEEF, C@8o ib by the quar.. 3J@44 BUTTER $ 16, 16018 SALT, tft bbl, fl.80@l,90 HAMS. lb, 10012 10 WA CITY MARKETS WHEAT, 65070 CORN, £5@3# 18@2t POTATOES 50023 BACON.—S. cured hams, 13014$ A Sides, 0010 fb Shoulders, 70 8 lb BUTTER, 12015 lb EGGS, $@10 ^do* FLOUR $ sack, #,0002,25 $ barrel, 6,0002,25 CHICAGO MARKETS. Chicago, ifee. 84» lS59. Spring Wheat, 8008* 8801,Oi 88(^4 V -firkin, •1^*1 imi* 14014 S4,.OO0i,O —j»


ocr: J. H. Van Is? A a e a k e i VV", I would respectfully an nonnce to the ei^""8'" of Tama County, that I am now fuljv Dfe to do all kinds ef work in my liia^'ia entire satiafaotion of all euatomerS, favor me with their ,work\ Sbop am South of Horn's resiienoe* Corn and Wheat) t^ken* ai ily. MAX REU8CH.


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: ithvrifli. •Jan. IStli, Ib'.r»y, l»\- Chaa. Hoover, Esq., Mr. HTCHAH1) MOODi' lo Mr*. AMANDA COU DRAY, nil of TfeMt.ui Town: hip, Ijuehanan county, Iowa.


ocr: ATTORNEY W. a. DONVTAN, & COUNSELOR AT LAW, Land and General Agent and Notary Public, Treasurer fc Recorder's Office, Indepen dence, Iowa. Is prepared to attend with promptness to all business pertaining to his Profession. Especial yancine, [je6-'57 attention given to Collecting, Conveyancing, Paying taxes, Examining titles, «tc. 5 7


ocr: C. P. HERRICK, DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS AND Jewelry. Main street, two doors West of the Montour House, Independence, Iowa. U" Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical Instruments Repaired and Warranted. [n'r5'57


ocr: W. J. «ILBERt» NOTARIAL PRESSES, YOING'S COMPASSES, M\T11ER'S PRINTING M, BILOIT PRINT PAPER, U0\f4/v £O/)IGI^32 COUNTY BMTC BOOKL ARTIST MATERIA 1# SHEET MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUlEim DUBUQUE, IOWA. Wholesale igent far Eclectic Series of School Boils N. Cottoa Bag* takm ia £scbaage |aa Merchandise,


ocr: ON Dubuque & Pacific Railroad CHANGE OF TIME. tigggiiu AND AFTER APRIL 25TH, 1869 Trains will run by Dubuque oity time, as follMN: .ui *Aiii TRAnr Leaves Dubuque ... ..... 8:05 A. X. Arrives at Nottingham.,. 10:20 A. M. Leaves Nottingham 1:50 r. It. Arrives at Dubuque 4:04 r. K. ACCOMMODATION TRACT Leaves Dubuque 9:35 p. V. Arrives at Nottingham 5:40 r. X, Leaves Nottingham..... 6:15 A. M. Arrives nt Dubuque 9:30 A. M. A. H. de CLERQ, Sap't'


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: N W U N O AtiirMjr mid Counselor at Law AND 6 e i e FOB HE COLLECTION OF MONIES. AMD PAYMENT Or TAXES. o e o a a o u n y I o w a


ocr: T. WALTER JACKSON Literacy and Counaelor at Law. TOLEDO TAMA COUNTY, iV VAW. U' «, ly"A. *10 ly


ocr: D* L. H. CAKY, 8 I I A A V S U E O N TOLEDO, TAMA COUNTT IOWA. ^Office at the CARY.HOUSE. vlnlltf


ocr: "T~ J. A. BALLAED, HOOT AXD .JQ^mSIIOEUAKER jrwoid respectfully announce to the citizens ot Toledo, and Tama Co, that ho is prepared to $o all kinds of work in his line. Patronage rA. pectfully solicited. Shop one door east of Graham's office Toledo April loth, 157. n-6-6m


ocr: WEon ARE NOW PREPARED TO EXECUTE easy tcrius, in excellent style, and with great promptness, all kinds of Plain ana Fancy Job JYintivg, such as Rooks, Pamphlets, Handbills, Posters, Deeds, Mortgages, and eve iry description of lUanks that may bs desired: IgrWf are also prepared to cxecute a supo for article of Business Curds. Orders by mail accompanied with the cash will rcceive prompt attention.


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: 'FILESII lil'K.MMi FLUID PREPARED EVERY DAY, At 80 Cents per Ciallon, At BUTLER'S EXCELSIOR DRUG STORE. £iin*eel oil^ LARD AND LAMP OIL, Wurrauied Pure, At BUTLEB'S EXCELSIOR DRUG STORE,


ocr: ash Paid lor Wheat, Ji p. & IV B. MYERS' Independence, Iowa, LiLRGE AND FINE STOCK O* NEW FALL & WINTER *""1 Emjpfartfeally a One Fllce ftiarfe I Tke lowest Price the one asked. WE PARTICULARLY INVITE WHO PAY DOWN FOR THEIR GOODS, TO CALL. WE WILL MAKE IT THEIR INTEREST TO PUR CHASE OF US. We hare a rery Large Stodfc «f BOOTS AND Black Foxed Gaiters for 50 Cents* 6 Pairs Children's Shoes for ft* AT MYER8\ Excellent Stock of Clothing, AT MYERS'. All New and Remarkably Cheap. DRY GOODS la Large Quantities, and at Prices satisfactory. A Y E S v All Kinds of Profftfce change. Sept. 21,1859. Taken in


ocr: DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, And now is the time to SAVE YOUR MONET BY BUYING GOODS At Fonda & Bro's Store, On the West tide of the Ritcm, opposite the Grift Mill. H&viag just returned from New York, where we have selected the BEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS Ever brought to Independence, (F»r Hard Tillies,) we-are determined to sell (iI) cap as tljf d'ljrajjfst, BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES, NOTIONS, And All Things usually kept in a Variety Store. All are invited to call and examine our Stock, as we feel confident we can suit all clas ses, and we wish it distinctly understood that WE CHARGE NOTHING FpaaWOWlNG GOODS A. H. FONDA A BRO There is no use of paying 70 Cents for Dollar Tea, When you can pet as GOOD TEA as waa erer nold West of the Mississippi For 60 Cents! AT FONDA & A, H. FONDA BRO. Sept. :28, 1859. BRO'8. ^n» All of our Old Customers We wish you to settle up all old Accounts soon as possible this Fall, without fail.


ocr: COHIl EC TED WEEKLY, MOLASSES—70(rtH0e. .Market. »T r.'*#. witcoi FLOUR—per Hundred $1,7* WHEAT—43 bu. CORN— #bu. 20(S«ft. OATS—20@25c.^ fan. POTATOES—New 20c. $ bit. POliK—Fresh, 3%(rt)4c, lb. IIAMS—10c. hogs hd. 3l£@4«. V Ji EK F—2(a ."}(•. per tb. KJ(JS—"|jp doz. 5c. CHEESE— 3r lb. 7@8e. APPLES DRIED—12l.c $ Tb. PEACHES DRIED—15c. tb. TURK IKS—Ik:, lb dressed CHI CKKNS—5c."^p tb. drcMMd. CODFISH—per lb. 8c. I. MACKEREL—per lb. 12c. WHITE FISH—6*4\ fl*. Slid A It—Brown, 8 (a 11 tb for $1,00 Coffee 7lb for $1,00 Crushed 6 lb for $1,00. JHT gal. Golden Syrup 80e. Extra 90c. ?g*l VI -V EC! A It—25c. gal. COFFEE—15@20 eta. RICE—P lb6 c, AN' 1) LES—Tallow, 15 cti. Sterin*, SO eta RE A NS—$1,50@2,00 $ bu. TALLOW.—12,4c. V LAUD—10 cts. BUTTER—8@ 10 "j? lb. TIMOTHY SKED—$200. W, liu. HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED.--$1,50 $ bush. CRACKERS—II lb 10 eta. HOPS—40c. per fi SALT—conrsel bbl. $3,00 ONION'S—10(ii30c. bu. SUUAlt CANE SYRUP.—50@75o. HAY—$2,00(03,00 ton. J111) KS—(i iven 5c. dry, 8 (it 9c. LUMBER—Oak, M, $1.-),00(220,00 Wal nut, $^0,00@40,00 Piac, $4S,00g$50,00. Bass Wood $12 4


ocr: A AilW SHOW THE LADIES AND GENTS OF BUCHANAN COUNTY, AT KINSLEY & BOWLEY'S. Rooms are lnrge ami full of Goods of all kinds, CHEAP—YES, Cheaper than the Cheapest. we have better facilities fr Buying than OTJIFt NEIGHBORS in the Brick Store, WE WILL SHOW YOU BETTER GOODS Sell them Cheaper tVe call your nttentiou, first, to our 6ooto5 pqiattmcnt, WHICH IS A SPLENDID SHOW. Then around to the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, BOOTS AND SHOES MILLINERY GOODS. Then we will show you our Cheap Groceries and Crockery* COKE AND SEE THOSE PRINTS, SO CHEAP, Delaines 9 Yards for One Dollar. LADIES' GAITERS FOR 75 CTS, article ever sold for the money. from $1,75 io $3,50 GOOD OVERCOATS for $2,75. 8 PRS. CHILD'S SHOES FOR f! ^0 73 CENT TEA FOR 50 CENTS. Which ire will sell at Wholesale or Retail FOP Cash. Produce of all Kinds Taken in Exchange for Oooda. Rcmerrber the Place, Tmp West Rooms in Union Dtockf INDEPENDENCE, IOWA. P. will find that I nm DOWN BY THE BRIDGB. KINSLEY & BOWLEY. Sept. 28,1859.


ocr: tampi Tor the Million. A LARUE ASSORTMENT OP Fluid & Camphine Can be found at the EXCELSIOR DRl'G OL'POSITE THK MONTOVTT UOr8t, *lil be ao)d at prices that DEFY J'E'J prices tli


ocr: THE GUAPtDIAN. *^01 LI SUED EVERY THURSDAY, AT— Iadependeace, Buchanan Connty» BY RICH & JORDAN, OFFICE OVER P. C. WILCOX' STORE. 7VT«M $1,50 prr Annum, IN AJwtnot. Rates of Advertising. One squnre, (12 linos or loss) 1 insertion, w. -L i ii,.- tn Each subsequent insertion, Oli« square throe months, six one year, O no column one year, Half v Quartet Husiness cnrJs 5 linos 1 yenr, 50 4,00 6,00 10,00 00,00 35,00 20,00 5,00


ocr: Republican State Ticket. FOB GOVERNOR, ftAMt'EL J. KIRK WOOD, Of Johnson County. 90t SPTENAVr GOVErt**, NICHOLAS J. Rl*Ctf, Of Scott County. fOfc JClKiti OF THE 81'PRE MB C0PBT, Ralph P. Loiief |J. D. Stockton* f.'aleb Baldwin. FOR STATE SENATOR, D. 0. HASTINGS, of Buchanan County. Btchnnq^ Vgf Republican Tioklti FOR REPRESENTATIVE, GEORGE W. BEMIS. FOR COUNTY H'DGK, fl^SPJJRN J. W. TABOR. TEEASI EKR AND KECOUlt, W, fif PONNAJT. VOR SUERtFr, B. C. HALE. fcm. COUNTY St'PEUlXjrENIlENT, RENNET ROBERTS. FOK SURVEYOR, DAVID MERRILL. |»Q& pORONER, ft. W, WttJGJJT, Election Tuesday, October 11th) 1859. subscriptions and receipt for tbes^me.


ocr: QREDIT SALS OR THE MORGAN STALLION "VERMONT TICiKB," rpHIS SPLENDID ANIMAL. SO WKfitf JL known in this county for his suppM# Stock, will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION!, ii On the Second Day of the BIC1I4M CO. AGRICLL'L FAII, On the Fair Grouuds, to the hugliest biddepa^ WITHOUT RESERVE! aa .-VprnM ef Ml%i y Two or Three Tears Credit will lis giving Notes amply secured on real estate, drawing ten per cent, interest. A discount of ten per eent. will be made Car Cash. August 8th, 1859.


ocr: RECEIVED AT KINSLEY i liOWI.EY'S, One Ton of York State Dried Apple** jrt* At 12£ cents per lb. -A NEW SUPPLY OF THOft!5 Ladies' Fine Boots for $1. A LARUE LOT OF Steel Skeleton Hoops, of att Prices.


ocr: INDEPENDENCE, WehaveunEu LARGE A.\D SI'LEMlll) STOCK OF GROCERIES NOW BECEIVINfi AT MIJXSOIV & DIAIIAM'I, Next dootAo the Post Office, IOWA. aIWI ilWS^4 Excellent Assortment of GROCERIES. BOOTS ct SHOES, CROCKERY WARE, HAllDW ARE, N AILS, WINDOW GLASS, &0., i». WMch we are botiml to sell West of Dubuque! There is considerable noise boing made sboot selling 70 CENT TEA FOR 40 CTS., But if you want the BEST TEA ever sold iu Independenco FOR SO CENTS PER POIKD, GO TO MUX SON DL'N llAM'S. Our Stock of Custom Made ROOTS AXI) SHOES li lurg*-', and bein^ of Home Maiuit u:tur«, We can warrant th»m :ivu satinfiictioa. Cash raid Tor WHEAT, OATS AND CORN. I Cheaper than can be Obtained


ocr: He IS enabled to inai the CllEAPLSl 8IXOP DIKI!« I'l.Y (»I*IM)S TOl-TU i:. O N E 1 U E CUSTOM BOOT A\D iM &U0P. THE SUBSCRIBER would respect fully inform tlie citizens of Inde pendence and surrounding country, that be is still MAX! FACTUKltfi TO ORDlUt BOOTS AND SHOES, In the- neatest and most substantial raaaocr. Thaukful for past favor*, he solicits a con tinuance of the same. Having adopted ti»e Cash System, Repairing JSemly Executed ana Pmtunfhl in 1 tomprff/ JWttUfea 10. I Oet ir l^peinlenee, Dee. 16, 1^. 2-tS-ly Railroad Police. ?oUTY CENTS EACH WILL HE lowed for TIES ilclivt r«-d on k Sub It. It MASON, Vi«e Pres. I. 4s 13th, 1869. manufacture as CHEAP as and in the best style. ,, OPPOSITE THE J. AVll.I Y. P. R. K.


ocr: A \i:W SHOW FOR THi: LA PIE.f ASO (-KffTS III VI/.I v.l V COL XT Y, AT KINSLEY 1 BOWLEVS. Their Room* are large and full of Goods of all kinI#, CHEAT—YES. Cheaper than the Cheapest AS we have l*tt. fneilitiej f. Buying than OXJU. NEIGHBORS Down in the Brick Store, WE WILL SHOW YOU BETTER GOODS And Sell them We call yuur attention, first, to our ptji d5oota pfjjavtuuut, WHICH 13 A SPLENDID SHOW. T". 'n at..) *,* v CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, BOOTS AND SIIOKS AND MILLINERY GOODS. Then we will show you our Cheap Groceries and Crockery* COME AND SEE THOSE TR1NTS, SO CHEAT, Those Delaines o Yards Tor Oae Dollar. LADIES' GAITERS FOR 75 CfS, Best article ever sold for the money. BOOTS from $1.75 to $3,50 GOOD OVERCOATS for $2,75. tt PRS. CHILD'S SHOES FOR $ 1,00 75 CENT TEA FOR 50 CENTS. Vkidi we will «e!l at Wliol /sak or li«bul For Cash. jhdtttMs* Produce of cdl Kindt Saken in Exchange for Goods. RiUtfllJx ihr mart, Two West Rooms in Union Block* INDEPENDENCE, IOWA. T. S—Yi n will find that iii n nix: DOWN BY THE BRID0B. KINSLEY A BOWLET. Sept 33,1859. FALL CAMPAIGN.


ocr: HENRY S. CHASE, M. D., SU RJ 1C AL AND MECHANICAL Will visit his ofijee at Independence, OH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK. Office Hoars from 10 A* K. to 3 P. IT7 Payment required on the execution of the work, either in Cash, Farm Produce, or other Property, inquiries by mail answered with Pleasure. July 1st, 1858.—21 -tf.


ocr: STOVES! STOVES! STOVES] G. P. IlAYSLIP, Would Cull Ihc Attention of the izens of Buchanan and adjoining Counties to the/ad that he is receiving A LARGE ASSORTMENT* OF COOK, PARLOR, AND S O V E s OF Various Fat ferns, aud 1'i'icts, WHICH I AM READY TO AT AS LOW FIGURES is can be Bought Elsewhere. ALSO, ALL KINDS OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Flows, Hoes, Forks, Scythes & Snaths, Grain Cradles, CORN PLANTERS, Which I will warrant to give satisfaction In Every Palicular. ALL KINDS OF TlX. COPPER4-SHEET KEPT OK HAND AND MADE TO IK THE BEST STYLE AND LOWEST PRICES. GIVE ME A CALL AT ALEXAN DER'S OLD STAND, Main Street, G. P.


ocr: A. H. OLDER, UUASQUETON, IOWA. V ILL attend to the Collection of Debts, Payment of Taxes, and all business pcrtuiuiug to his profession. September 30,1858. (2-30-lv


ocr: Tawmhif Ticket. Befahltcaa MR Assrssos, MELVIN GILLETT. FOi COXSTABLM, 4.11. CfiANDLER, T. J. MAftlSTOS. tot. TOWNSHIP TnUfTEES, C. MORRIS, A. H. FOHfA, JAMES FORRESTER. I, ... tfi ,rr: FOR TOWNSHIP CLE»*# EDWARD BREWfflfc


ocr: Ji FEW CHESTS MORE OF THAT CENT TEA FIFTY „1 The BEST IN TUK STATE for hsP"' AUV


ocr: 9S lbs. PBI XES FOR A LOT OF NEW GOODS, AT MYER^I


ocr: LARGEST & BEST STOCK OF In Northern Iowa?' DO TOU WANT Groceries Cheap o! GO TO DO TOU WANT One Dollar Tea for 70 GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT Print* Cheap as Sold in the C.I.I Sa» GO TO a u7iOTK'P, DO YOU WANT DELAINES, ii At Pftoes too Cheap u put in the GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT TO fmir iEggs, Butter GO TO WILCOX'S. ''1/1 ''"SK)- YOU WANT Td:,s BTJY CLOTHING For Less than ever offered in Buchanan Co. WTO WILCOX'S, Do you want to get your worth •o'tliq GO TO WILCOX'S! "Dtfrbu WANT Lon^ and Broohe Shawls, At Half Price! WTOtf WANT TO BE W i U E n GO TO THE And their %nat CJoods ilmrs up town. But if you at the Lowest possible prices for Cash or Ready Pay, V andaotbing else, GO S?pt. ?!, 1MB. TO WILCOX*a THOS. BLONDIN. FALL 1859. JbO YOU WANT TO SEE THK GO TO DO YOU WANT TO IkEOUKTZETSr GO TO DO YOU WANT BOOTS AND At the Lowest Eastern Prices 1 GO TO s GO TO WILCOX'S.


ocr: XO THTE WISE: IVow Ready, THE LARGEST STOCK EVER RECEIVED IN Independence, Io«ra« AT KINSLEY k BOWLEGS. The Beat and Cheapest Cijqili?, Snfrgcs qrd AT KINSLEY k BOWLET'S. The Best Sugar in Town, 11 lbs. for One Dollar! AT KINSLEY fc BOWLET'9. The Beet Tea ever offered for Fiftr Ota* AT KINSL£Y A BOWLET'S. They will pive yon W. Y. 8TATE DRIED APPLES FOR 12* CENTS A POUND, "AT KINSLEY BOWLET'S. THSES POUNES OF BABBITTS SAIJEE- LCUUCS Block FoXCd rOR 19 CENTS, AT KINSLEY A BOWLET'S. THEY HAVE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. WOOD ENWARE, CLOTHING, CROCK ERY, BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS & CAPS, BON NETS, AC., fcC., Which they offer at Wliolesale and Retail, at Reduced Prices for Cash, AT TIM AXUS FOB 25 CEBTS, AT KINSLEY k BOWLEVS. They hare 9-rnrtn KINSLEY A BOWLEY'S. Cr All kinds of country produce taken in Exchange for Goods. West Rooms in Union Block, Main Street, Independence. Iowa. KINSLEY fc BOWLEY.


ocr: $800." to employ an active, reliable man in each section of the state, to travel and take orders for Separs and Tobacco, by samples. Will pay a salary of $0.)O to per year, payable monthly. For samples to, or address, inclosingstamn fw return |Hsta"(»e, 0A1Y a SMITH. Tobacconist*, 312 lY*rl street, Nw York.


ocr: Cafth Paid Tor Wheat, AT $: D. & D. B. Independence, Iowa, tAROE AHD FINK STOdtW \£\V FALL & UjXIitt Emphatically a One Price Sun The Lowest Price the one asked. WE PARTICULARLY INVITE WHO PAY DOWN FOR THEIR GOODS, ,TO CALL. WE WILL MAKE IT THEIR INTEREST TO PUR CHASE OF US. very Larg* Stock «f BOOTS AND Black Foxed Gaiters for 50 Cents* 8 Pairs Children's Shoes for (1. MYERS'. Exoellent Stock of AT MYERS'. All Wew and Remarkably Cheap. (Sotff ©brrrocds for DST GOODS la L&rg* Quantities, and at Prices satisfactory. AT MYEBfi', All Kinds of Produce change. Sept. 21,1859. Takes la


ocr: C. 1EKEL, BOOT AND SII0E MAKER, One Door West of 81. Claries Saloon, INDEPENDENCE, IOWA. LL KINDS OF BOOTS AND SBOES manutootured to order, in the best style, and at the lowest price*. CP Repairing done CHEAPER and BET TER than any other shop ia ledepoedeoos.— Call and satisfy yourselvoi, f$»18-ly


ocr: Administrators' IV©tice. ON the 19th dnv of September, 1859, the undersigned wa? an|xiiited Administra tor of the estate uf LYMAN AYRAULT, de ceased, iate of Buchanan county, Iowa, by Stephen J. W. Tabor. County Judge of snid county. All persons indebted to the said es tate are requested to settle without delay, and those having claims against the same, will file them as the law dir •cts. MARK BROWNSON, Admr. Sept. 19th, 1859. [27-4t


ocr: HENRY S. July 1st, 1858.-214/. fmi visit his office at iudcpeademee, OK FRIDAY AND CEASE, M. 1.» S Uii 01 A AND CHANICAL dentist, SAT17RDA.Y OF EACH WEEK. Oflee Hoar* Arem lO A. ML to P. I O" Payment required on tho execution of the work, eitfier in Cash, Farm Produce, or otht-r Inquiries by mail ai^weye^


ocr: FRESH BURNING FLUID PREPARED EVERY DAY, At 80 Cents per Gallon, At BUTLER'S EXUELS10& DRUG STORE.


ocr: A ^EW SHOW FOR THE LADIES ASD GF.XT8 OF BUCHANAN COL STY, AT KINSLEY ROWLEY'S. Their Rooms are Ian^1 and full of Goods of all kinds, ClIEAP—YES, Cheaper than the Cheapest. As we have better facilities for Buying than OUB NEIGHBORS Down in the Brick Store, WE WILL SHOW YOU BETTER GOODS And Sell them Cheaper We eall your attention, first, to our Ijtf 6ootrs Pqnrtnunt, WHICH IS A SPLENDID SHOW. Then around to the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, BOOTS AND SHOES AND MILLINERY GOODS. Then we will show you our Cheap Groceries and Crockery. COME AND SEE THOSE PRINTS, SO CHEAP, Those Delaines 0 Yards for One Dollar* LADIES' GAITERS FOR 75 CTS. Best article ever sold for the montj, BOOTS from $1,75 to $.1,50 GOOD OVERCOATS for $•?.*«. 6 PRS. CHILD'S SHOES FOR 75 CENT TEA FOR 50 Which we will sell at Wholesale or lUltfl For Cash. Farmers' Produce of all Kinds Taken in Exchange for Goods. RemenJter the Place, Two West Rooms in Union Block* INDEPENDENCE, IOWA. P. S.~YoU will find that I I I O DOWN BY THE BRIDG& KINSLEY 4 BOW LEY, Sept. 23,1859.


ocr: Cl'STOM BOOT AND SHOE SHOP. rpHE Hi SUBSCRIBER would respect- I_ fully inform the citizens of Inde- tte iendence and surrounding country, that is still MANUFACTURING TO ORDER BOOTS AND SHOES, In the neatest and most substantial Thankful for past favors, he solicits a tinuance of the same. Having adopted the Cash System, He is enabled to manufacture as CHEAP the CHEAPEST, aud iu the best style. Repairing Neatly Executed and Promptly Attended to. SHOP DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE P4#6T4»FFiCE. J. WILEY. Independent, Dec. 16, 1858. (2-22-ly


ocr: FALL 1 8 5 9 DO YOU WANT TO SEE THE LARGEST 4 BEST STOCK OF GOODS In Northern Iowa GO TO WILCOX'8 DO YOU WANT TO SAVE iwgonsj-fcjy«? OO TO WILCOX'S. DO rou WANT BOOTS AND SHOES, At the Lowest Eastern Prices 00 TO WILCOX'S DO YOU WANT Groceries Cheap GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT One Dollar Tea for 70 Cents GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT Prints as Cheap as Sold in the €. S. GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT DELAINES, At Prices too Chcnp to put in the GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT TO Sell your Eggs Butter 4* Grain GO TO WILCOX'8. DO YOU WANT TO BUY CLOTHING For Leas than crtr offered in Euchanan Co. GO TO WILCOX'S. Do you want to get your Money's worth GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT and Broche Shawls, Long AS Half p. ice GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT TO BE U U E GO TO THE MILITARY And their neighbors up town. But if want Goods at the Lowest possible prices for Cash or Ready Pay, and nothing else, Sept. 21,1559. GO TO WILCOX'S.


ocr: a a of Farmers, buy y o a Goods ut VERS', a#j tlius save your money. Namberieis patterns of Prints, stacks of De®* ims, from 10tol2lj"eta. beautiful Lawns nud e 1 a i n e s exc* 1U4A Sheetings & Shirtings, are to be found vry cheap at Myers'. Mechanics, recollect that you can buy your goods nt Myers' cheaper thau ever* before knovffl in Independence. Myers tell Ladies' Oai ters from 40 cents up* Wards, and has the most extensive assortment of Men's, Women's Missit' Boys' and Childr. ii'a Boots nnd Shoes in I||. dependcHH. RKMEMBtR, That Myers has just eeived a very large static 1 «f all kinds of Goodi, and is determined to Sell them, and fur that reason offers them lower than they have ever be fore been sold West of the Mississippi. 00 Bushels Hungarian Grass Seed* At $1,50 per bushel, for sale, with a lot of Tim othy Seed, by J. D. D. B. MY ERS, Independence. May 4th, 1850. (7 Everj'body ought to know that Myers is sel ling whole suits of Rea dy-made Clothing, with hat, for and ev ery tiling else pro|»r tionnbly cheap. Crockery Ware, summer Hats and Caps, Hosiery nnd Yankee Notions, it Gixweries of all kinds can be had low of My «W.


ocr: I*A IV. J. GILBERT, Agent, MT1RIAI PRESSES, COIMT BLVNK BOOK^ Ui'WS Ci)SPA\SEi AIIIIMS' BAIER1ALS, II \THER S I'tilMI VC m, mu MUSIC and BKLMT PEJ.M PAPER. I MUSICAL IXSfKbXLW DUBUQUE, IOV7A. Wholesale Agent f_TEflertlr Series cf fcbool Coeka N r. r.ooa Cuttaa Casi tabM la Exi-hou^-c 1st Mta anil i I c. -iL, 1 Police IStwo HHRFBT tHVEN that I shall ontrtt l'roinissorv Notes gi\en by me to Jons HATHOX, for Patent Right, dated August Ey 3D, lBfkS. The first of said Notes falling due our year from date, of the union ut ol 00. with ten i*r cent iuten-st the other, for jiayable two years from date, with 10 j« in-lit interest A fl persons are enutii lied against urchnsing said notes a.t th v were obt:iined fraud. SAMUEL Sii 1TIf April 14th, I£59. 4# FOR THE ATHKS 1,71 FLlVORI\4 E1IIUCT9


ocr: FRESH IVAL AT THE NEW OKOCEJlY: Out door We* of ft C. WUcox'i, INDEPENDENCE, H. WALLACE St SOX, A RE JUST RECEIVING AND OFFER for sale a Large and well selected stock of A1.SO, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, WELL BUCKETS, & WOODEN WARE, kC., &C., Which they will keen constantly on hand, sell as cheap as can he olitnineu in this or other town iu Central IOWA. Please give them a call and decide for Yourselves* Small favors Uiankfully noeired. Farmers, Notice! GROCERIES GIVEN IN VHtk Batter, Eggs, Lard, Porkt Potatoes, fcc. H. WALLACE A SON. Indepeadtmce, May 3, 1659.


ocr: TO T3~na W13E l\ow Ready, THE LA KG EST STOCK EVER RECEIVED XW Iadependence, Iowa, AT KINSLEY & BOWLEY'S. The Best and Cheapest iNS, AT KINSLEY ct UOWLEY'S. The Best Sugar in Town, 11 lbs. for One Dollar! U 0 AT KINSLEY BOWLEY'S* The Bedt Ten e*er offered for I-'ifty Ct». AT KINSLEY fc BOWLEY'S. Mr They will give yon ft. ESTATE DRIED APPLK13 Ft)R I2| CENTS A POUND, AT KINSLEY & BOWLEY'S. They have Ladie•' Black Foxed GAITERS FOR 75 CENTS, AT KINSLEY & BOWUEY*!- THEY HAVE 1 DRY GOODS, (JROCEllIEfi. WOOD EN W A RE. CLOTH IN G. CROCK EUY, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS •& CAPS, BON KETS, &C., &C., Which tliey offer at Wholesale nnd Retail, at Reduced Prices for Cash, AT KINSLEY fc BOWLEY'S. D* All kinds of country produce tnkea in Exchange for Goods. Two Weti Rnonta in Union Block, Main Independence. Iowa. KINSLEY «k BOWLEY.


ocr: M. BERBERICH, MERCHANT TAILOH. MAIN three doors East of the ilontour Independence, Iowa. GARMENTS made in the latest styles, the shortest notice, and at the most prices. Cutting done, and fits warranted u good assortment of CLOTHING always hand, and a fine selection ot Cloths. O" The Fall and Winter Fashion just received.


ocr: W. J. GILBERT, WARM PRESSES, V'Jl.WS COMi'VSSES, UlTiiEU's Pi'IIMIV m, BELGIT PRIM i' UU comrmTK BOOKS. ARTISTS' BATLKIALS, SllCtr Jirsic and NISICAL I.VSTRllENflL DUBUQUE, IOWA Wholesale Agent fur Lrlei tlc Serifs of School Boelu N. n. -Good Cotton Bags taken la Exchange (ot


ocr: IFREIGHT i !.? 2 BY f•avid AND PASSENGER TARIFF over the Dubuque «t Pacific Railroad, to take effect Wednesday, Aug. 10, lb59. I a g-3 PS 3 St 3 3- sj 1 CO i a e Jr2.g- O CO 2 TX S ce acJ First class. si u o oc ci I Second class. ®?.wsoc I Car ILoad. at u ui:u •sr"»ffv. tax Wheat and Corn If? bushel. A. tjttC «,» k. Oats bushel. 11 w 10 Flour f_bbl. Salt bbl. Lumber 1,000 ft. Shingles M. Lath fjl Thousand. vs -1 vi u is ©©!,'•©© Passenger Fare. Car load not to exceed 10 tons. When less than a car load is taken, the charges will be at tariff rate pr barrel, bushel, tc. J. A. PINTO, General Freight, and Ticket Agent. SHERIFF'S SALE. VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IB sued out of and under the seal of the District Court of Buchanan county, Iowa, in favor of George L. Chase and against the The *outh east quarter of section twenty-four, township eighty-eight range seven west. Al- oods and chattels lands and tenements of S Davis, I have levied upon the follow- jnjjr d-seribed property, viz so the east half of southwest, quarter of the MMitheast quarter of section twenty, township «ijphr.y-eight, range eight west. Also, five acres off of the north end of the east thirty acres of the southeast quarter of the northeast qnarterof scction twenty nine, township cigli- tiM-ight, r.inge eight west. Also, the east half of the south half of the north half of the south- w«*»t. qu-irtor of the southwest, quarter of lion twenty two, township eighty-eight, range eight west.. which property a» above descrilwd, I will iiffer for sale at Public Auction, at the door of the Sheriff's office, in the village of Indepcn- dence, on SATURDAY, the 7th day of Jan- uary, A. IfC ). between the hours of Nine


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: I ATTEN Having purchased the entire stock of Goods owned by the late firm of Allen Fox, the undersigned will continue a general Mercan tile business at the ERICK STOi-* WALL PAPER, araw m&% Window Sliados IR ON AND S E E V i- in Toledo. And will k»*ep on nand for tho people of Tir»n County, an assortment of such Ooods as are in geueral demand. Groceries at Eastern prices adding freight and at all times on hatri, BOOTS & SHOiSS, i O K I K O HARDWARE, S O N E & U E E N S W A E A E I N $ A O O V A I E Y 1


ocr: FUltNITURE. ciicneuiu s- Have the only establishment in town where A I N E W A E can be obtained. They keep constantly on hand or will make to order SOFA S, C17A IRS, STANDS, LOUNGES, CRADLES, BEDSTEADS., BUREAUS, TABLES, DESKS, CRIBS, &C. All as CHEAP for CASH as can be purchas ed west ef Iowa City. All kinds of T( R,\I\(* done and Old. Furniture repaired and varnished to order. Promptly mndc \shen called upon. Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, llooats north Side Public Square. ClilU' IlILL k BIELUY.


ocr: TOLSIUO MARKKTS. CORBKCTEI* V. 1.1.K l.V JtV (JAI.I.I'Y Flour Sack, Wheat, r.u. Corn, 'f* Pot ii toes,'" Lard, lb. Pali, hbl. iUitter, Eggs, *(r DE. Cull'ce, Hio Sugar, Brown Crushed Tea, Imperial Voting Hyson Ric«. lb MoblSSOS, Jlonev Syrup, Candies, Tallow Star Soap, Nails lb French Currants, 'f* lb Primes, Brown Sheetings, &. JOHNSTON ,7.1 ,85f"V0 ,35r» 10 ,10 H.2" ,(»8 ,03 17 V(f: 10 ()0(7f\81,0.1 ,6l%,H0 ,10 ,corr.,Ko fl,eO ,1 ^,20 ,28^,HO 08(V,]o ,o7 ,2-. ,08(^12J


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: W. J. GILBERT, Agent. M7.vrJ.lL rr.ESSEl 1 COrXTY BUNK IMK8, Y')i N .',S CO'iPASSB, lATRF.r/S PKIMIMI INK. BEL01T PRINT I'APER, DUBUQUE, IOWA- Wholesale Ageat fcr Er'.octit Srrles cf Stboel Becks K. TV—Good Cental lugs talus to tala|i t« Mtrcfcuuiiae. ARTISTS' MATtPIAH SHEET mm and I1LSICAL ISSTRlMim


ocr: —I 1 ,ftcTi LINT OF PKCHHIKft OFFKRED BY THE -Ti BUrjTAXAX couxrr !AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, FOR 1859. FARMS AND CROPS. Best managed Farm of Ht 1cm than 60 acres, Second best do, (",',n "rrPS 'J"*5®" ^aeres of oats, f' ^'r s O' e°rn, Second IH*st do, 5 acres of Iwrley, Best 5 acres Hungarian grass Best acres Timothy Best acre broom corn. Best half acre potatoes, $10,00 5,00 5,00 2,50 5,00 2,5ft 4,(Mi 2,00 4,00 5,00 5.00 3,00 3,00 Committee.—John Smyjcer, Charles


ocr: FALL CAMPAIGN. 1 8 5 9 DO YOU WANT TO SEE THE LARGEST & BEST STOCK OF GOODS In Northern Iowa Sept. 21,1859. GO TO WILCOX'S DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MONKS'? CO TO \YJLCOX*fc DO YOU WANT BOOTS AND SHOES, At the Lowest Eastern Prices 1 GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT Groceries Cheapo GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT One Dollar Tea for 70 Cents? GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT Print* as Cheap a* Sold in the D, t.! GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT DELAINES, At Prices too Cheap to pnt in the Papers GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOtT WANT TO 8cll your Eggs, Butter $* Graini GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT TO BUY CLOTHING For Less than ever offered in Buchanan Co. GO TO WILCOX'S. Do you want to get your Monetfi worth GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT Long and Broche Shawls, At llalf Price GO TO WILCOX'S. DO YOU WANT TO BE i i E O GO TO THE MILITARY DRILL, And their neighbors up town. But if you Want Goods at the Lowest possible prices for Cash or Ready Pay, and nothing elsei GO TO WILCOX'S.


ocr: THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT will be in his office at the Court Houe, in In dependence, (Southeast ivm), on the LAST SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH, to any business pertaining to the office. .BENNET ROBERTS, N v ember S9tfe* Co. Sup


ocr: Ayer's Cathartic Fills* HENRY S. CHASE, M. D., S U I A A I N E A N I A D'KIVTIST, WfH visitliU ofiV' a*. Independent'!-, ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK. Ollce Honrs from lO A. IT Payment requirvd on the execution oft^e Work, either in Cash. Farm Produce, or otW Plrjcrty. In.puries hy mail mi«wcic«l Pica* ure. __ Jtiiv 1st, 121 tf.


ocr: Cash Paid Tor Wheat, AX J. D. & D. B. Independence, Iowa. LARGE AND FINE STOCK OF FALL & VIXTER Emphatically a One Price Store The Lowest Price the one a»kcd. WE PARTTCPTA RLY INVTfK WHO PAY DOWN FOR THE1R OOODS, TO CALL. WE WILL MAKE IT TlIEIit INTEREST TO I'L'Ii CHASE OP US. We have a very Large Stock of BOOTS AND Black Foxed Gaiters for 50 Cents. O Pairs Children's Shot"* for #1. AT MYERS'. Stock of AT MYERS'. All New and Remarkably Cheap. (iHicnoats for DRY GOODS Large Quantities, and at Prices satisfactory. A Y E S Kinds of Produce Takes ia change. Pept. 91, 1Q59.


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: Iu Otter CreekJ Town«hip, Nov. 4 That eveu from his birih, fiech Angel lovolinc** had lie Coulc not dwell-on earth. T# It vauisbed frcm our sight. h, Little Arthur Lee Uusse 1 aged, oueyear, one u.onih add sixteen days. Ills parents, dear did plainly see, real:! s of everlasting day, The ppirit took its flight It was an Angel cki u in clay, tu A. B.


ocr: ELECTION Is past, and while some are not satisfied that 51r. Garner is elected, all may be satisfied th.u the BKICK STORE is the plaee to buy Goods, by an inspection of the Stocks .lust now received from the East. Prices ao low that there is no margin for ex penses of collecting dob's, consequently the subscriber is obliged to deal only fur, R.oad.y Pay. O E I 1 V E S A 'r A Large perCentage saved by paying down. Just Received a great variety of Ladies WINTER DRESS GOODS. OIjUTHa, Oasm mores, Satinet P.E.lJSX:&:.: UEH'TIFIJLDELAIKHT BOO»ASH«Q. OVEH mOES & BUBBEBS. Olxeapof tlxan ver.


ocr: FURNITURE. I U & I E Y Have the only establishment in to^fl where v 4 I E I A U can be oUained. They keep constantly en hand or wiU make t0 order TABLES SOFAS, CHAIR*, STANDS, LOUNGES, CRA DLES, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, DESKS, OrRJUltSt n tf* All as CHEAP for CASK as can he purehas- ed weal ef Iowa City. All kind* or H'RXl\G done and Old Furnltuve repaired and varnished to order. c:ss jcfjarac Promptly ninde when called upon. Give ns a cult before purchasing elsewhere. Rooais north aide Public Square. Clil'ItClIILL & BIELBY. Toledo, Aug. llth, 186». vl-c42-ly i I i 1


ocr: U, PUICE, Assist. Ot n'l Ag't, [Residing in Chicago. For information and a d#taited Statement of the affairs of the &>mpany and Policies of In eurance, apply to e V 9 HARTFORD, CONN. COlir-WY 0? UlUfFOaD, os. I'aiU iu CttpilAj, -^25,000 Surplus, 633,04 Assets, January 1,1S59, $3GS,231 This umpany has complied with the laws of the several States, in which it is doing business. WAITE, Sec y. B. BOWERS Pres. Western Branch Offica at Chicago, 111. through which all the business of the Compa ny in tho Western, North-Wesiern and South western States s transacted. W. II. LOVJVSBVRY, Gen*! Ag't, T. A. GRAHAM. ApBl for Toledo ani Ticlaity# n37m4 7 n ft a If w If I If w v


ocr: NEW Having just received a large and well lected stock, of Staple and. DRY GOODS, VIZ: PRINTS, DEM INS, DOK SKIN, FLANNELS, 3IARINOES, CASHMERES, (J IN GIIAMS, SHAWLS, SHEETING, SATTINETS, CLOTHS, CO J3 E11G8, COTTON YARN, HOSIERY SKELETON SKIRTS, GRAIN SACKS, WOOLEN ^fANKEE TIONS of every description and a full variety ery thing wanted ly the People toshield from the piercing winds of a I'rairio jjjg0 tlEADV MADE CLOTHISG, OVER CO^iTS, aud Coats of overy V A I E Y Vests, Tants, Drawers, Wrappers. Also METAL TIPT BOOTS & Ladies Calf, /vip, Enameled and Morocco ^iioes, Children S and Missea ttbets, Youths lioota, &c. HATS & CAT'S every descriptions for mea,boys£ & Groceries of all kinds, Dried Burning Fluid, Uope of all sizes. 1 N A I S Sash and a variety of everything ful. Which 1 offer for sale at tho E I E I 0 I E Toledo. North side of the Public than ever have beeu sold in the ty, for ready pay. Call and examine and save twenty per cent by makiug LEWIS tfERCHANf. Toledo, Tama Ce^ Iowa, Scpt.29th?&9. WnEAT at my Store in Toledo. BUSHELS OF WHEAT ed, I will exc.iiuge Goods :\VI8 MUCH ANT. Toledo, Io»a, Sept. 29th, 18o'j. 4SJ-tf COT.


ocr: II. M. LAPlIilf, WATCHMAKERS JEWELLER, MO 1 carpenter's block, O E I A S E E E 1 i I S I O W A and Jewelry neatly re- TTntehes, Clocks, paired. Toledo. Tune 23d, 1839. vl-nS5-tf.


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: W. &. DOHlTAlf, ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW. Land and General Agent and Notary Public, Treasurer Si Recorder's Office, Indepen dence, Iowa. Is pre|mred to attend with promptness to all businofu pertaining to bis Profession. Enjiecial attention given to Collecting, Conveyancing, Paying taxes, Examining titles, Ac. jefi-'57


ocr: 1 SPRING CAMPAIGN. 18 5 0. MOW OJPXSKTUH'C*, April 13,1859. April 13. 1859. r. 'H THE LARGEST STOCK EYER RECEIVED At Tkc Cheap Ca»h StePf, P. C. WILCOX. $10,000 SAVED To the People of Brnhmm County yearly, BY BUYING GOODS FOR READY PAY AT THE CASH STORE OF P. C. WILCOX. THE BEST FIFTY CENT TEA EVER OFFERED, AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE. P. G. WILCOX. THE LADIES WILL FIND BLACK SILKS, FOR 75 CENTS, 81,00 AN1 FL.JS, Of Superior Quality, AT P. ®i WILCOX'S. ttfi. SPRING lk$9. Now Ready for Distribution, A Larar** and D*irable Stock of ALL KINDS OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. P. C. WILCOX. MRS. WINSLOW, An i x|x rienced Xurs- and Female Physician, presents to the attention of mothers, her


ocr: THE GUARDIAN. Pl'BMSHKD EVKRY ToVRSUAT, AT hiefeadeiee, Bockaoan County, Uwa, BY RICH fc JOaDAKr Cjfiet in water* Brick Bltck, Sttmvi Jtor. Tmu, 91,90 par Annua, to ktonm«e. Rates of Advertising. On* square, (12 linos or less) 1 tllttUoB, Encli sulsequent insertion, On« square three months, ,ix Quarter Business«urd« 5 tinea, 1 year, 50 4,00 tr. i #»«j iv one year, Snecolumn one year,,. ttlf .« .1 10,00 60,00 135,00 20,00 5,00


ocr: C. F. HERRICK, tli*a EALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS AND Jewelry, Main street, two doors West of Montour House, I ndependence, Iowa. £Cj" Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical Instruments Re mired and Warranted. [n'r5'57


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: a O i E i N S 1 E-POlNiED, 11 EPA 1 RED AND 1 tacturedat No. u» Chcsnut St. Saint is Mo. Constantly on hand a full of entireiv superior Pons of our own ture expressly for the retail trade. Pens for 'repointing can be sent by with perfect safety--tho amount enclosed in P. O. Stamps or Bank Notes, at the rates: Large size, To cts. Small. 50 ct*. vlnl* HIGGI.NS BROTHERS.


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: I the above establishment, are now prepared: to accommodate the Traveling Public on Kavoru l»le Terms. Their Table will HIWHYS be supplied with the lest the market affords. Their guests will be served by careful and attentive Wait and no pains will be spared to make the" R» *er«" what it should be, a First Class Ho-1 t«l." Boarders accommodated by the Week, I Y""' REVERB HOUSE. rpHK SUBSCItlltKKS. HAVING LEASED, i CHANDLER 4 ADAMS. I Independence, April 21, 185!). Pfop'rs.


ocr: DRESS MAKING. MRS, F. A. QUIXN WOULD UESPECT fully inform the ladies of Independence thiit she lias liken vooms on the west side of tlui liver, in the fiiuiit building opposite T. Ii. Hulkn's Store, nnd is now prepared to do nil kin.Is of Divss Milking in tho very legt style. A large experience unnLile? her U promise per fect SAtiofuction. ludopundenee, Nov. 84,1858.


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: Toledo to Marengo 1 S E W S A E I N E 9 & Iowa City Tlie subscribers have established a tri-week ly line of haeks on this route, and will take particular pains so accomodate the A V E I N U I They leave Toledo,—Monday, Wednesdays Friday, af 7 o'clock A.M. Marengo,—Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day at 7 o'clock A. M. Fare, cheap as any othov conveyance. WILLIAMSON & OLNEY, Proprietors.


ocr: AIEIJjJAN 1101'SB JOHN MUCKLER. South West Corner of tlie Public "Square. The Proprietor of this house would respectfully announce, that he is now prepared to fully accomodate and "Wait upon" the traveling public. With geod beds, a biasing fire, loaded tables, ready waiters, and warm stabbling, he flatters himself that he can give entire satis faction. vl n0m3 LANK DEEDS, constantly on hand and for sale at this efiice. Wood, Wooder, Woodest!!! GOOD WOOD WANTED ON SUBSCIP- tion, at this office, immediately.


ocr: CHANGE OF TIME N O I E O A V E E S IXTO OEXTRAL IOWA. CHICAGO, IO\VA7\D MASKS RAIXj o I O I 8 0 Miles West of the Mississippi N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1st. LSo'J and until further notice, trains will as follows! Leave Clinton at Arrive at Lisbon Leave Lisbon Arrive at Clinton s Connecting with throfaglr train* for Chicago, over the Dixon Air-Line of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad. At Dewitt with stages for Davenport, Ma quoketa and Anamosa. At Yankee Run, with stages for Toronto, Tipton, Mechanicsville, Mt. Vernen Cedar Rapids and Toledo. Freight trains leave daily. The shortest, cheapest and most expeditious loute from central Iowa to Chicago, or any point east. 1^°" An agent, will be at the depot in Ful ton to receive all baggage for Clinton or the Road, which will be conveyed across the river free of charge. M. SMITH, Eng. and Superintendent. Clinton. Feb, 1, J859. MRS. HARRIET BEECH EB STOWE 9. A. M. 2. P. M, 12. M. 5. P.M.


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: US 11»m. P1U \ES FOR $1. A LOT OP NEW GOODS, A MYERS'S. «. P. llAYSLIP, DEALBB IX STOVES, TINWARE, J\FANNED ARK, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, *6., QOAM)VETOI«t ... IOWA. i I I rA I FARMERS I 41 A V E O N A I A URGE LOV OP a i n a e s WHICH I WILL SELL CHEAPER THAN TIIEY HAVE EV ER BEEN OFFEREi West of the Mississippi! ALSO. Plows, Hoes, Forks, Scythes Snaths, &c. I COOK & PAlxLOR STOVES, Oi' Various —ui ALL KINDS OF Tlf, COPPERS SHEET MXmi KEPT ON HAND AND MADK TO ORDER IN THE BEST STYLE AND LOWEST TRICES. Particular Attention given to Jobbing.


ocr: |y "VJ"OTICE IS HEREBY (JIVEN THAT t'n? copartnership heretofore existing tin tIj0 t-up:"'tii.r.-lii|. Iieietofore existing uu- il^r tlin iHim» \i ir W.......... I.. 1 i.. ,itr t,K* 1,!,,ne ot A IIllltlin, authorized to aw the name of the firm in set-1 1 W»'lu» is -Hssolved DlSSOLI TI()\ NOTICE. consent, either of said firm tling demands due or against tJi« same, lut in no other way. E. B. CAN DEE. I. P. WAliREN. Indejend(a»ee, Iowa, Feb. 1, ls.VJ. (13-41


ocr: Republican State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR, •SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD, Of Johnson County. 3Ni 1.1 El'TENANT COVKRSOR, NICHOLAS J. RI SCH, Of Scott County. fM 4vrc.K8 qr THE SUPREME coot, Ralph P. Lowr^ I,. I. Stockton, Caleb Baldwin.


ocr: MO O/)T0l^ W. J, GILBERT, .v)T\i iiL mm, VII Mi'S COMPASSES, SllTIiEK'S IT.IMIVi I\K, BEL01T TRIM PAPER, COOT BLINK 1.00KS, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, SHEEt MFSiO and MUSICAL ISSTRI'MKTS. DUBUQUE, IOWA. __ .„ ._ Wholesale Agent for Lflcchi: Serifs of School N. P.-noad Cuttun r-i=s tokea la Exchange lot PerciuaiMw.


ocr: over 1 lie Dubuque it Pacific l'ailroud, effect Wednesday, Aug. ID, 185'J. CO i XTS 2.-" 2. 3 r* & O OB mi -71 l£ V First class. l£ V l£ V oD«wca^ci Second class. oD«wca^ci oD«wca^ci S w S w Car Load. S w Wheat and Corn ip bushel. tV\ tV\ tV\ .V ,v- Oats bushel. .V ,v- .V ,v- .V ,v- Flour |$ bbl. U IS IS WCWCGT.CI lii W Iv tw iv is 5 rj v U IS IS WCWCGT.CI lii W Iv tw iv is 5 rj v U IS IS WCWCGT.CI lii W Iv tw iv is 5 rj v Salt bbl. U IS IS WCWCGT.CI lii W Iv tw iv is 5 rj v Lumber ^9 1,000 ft. c? & ir c? & ir c? & ir c? & ir Shingles M. Lath fi Thousand. i 2 o S g§ tU i 2 o S g§ tU i 2 o S g§ tU i 2 o S g§ tU to -1 C.-1 W *3 1 O O =5 to -1 C.-1 W *3 1 O O =5 to -1 C.-1 W *3 1 O O =5 to -1 C.-1 W *3 1 O O =5 Passenger Fare. Car load not to exceed 10 tons. When a car load is taken, the charges will be rat# per barrel, bushel, trc. J. A. PINTO, General Freight and Ticket


ocr: ^Con so/if^a fccf_ ^htrmjfS) allMfl* LOCATED AT Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland ami Detroit. Scholarship good through the entirechain of seven College*. CONSOLIDATION of Bryant A i'tratton'g Jlereant ile College" and Bell's Commercial College," now conducted as one Institution, which is the recipient of an extraordinary aid unprecedented patronage. Larinon Block, corner Clark and Washington Streets, Chicago. H. B. BRYANT. D. V. BELL, H. ». STTTATTO*. Principals and Proprietors. By this consolidation the collegiate course df thislnstitution is greatly enlarged, and with the improvements which the business experi ence of the Principals enables them constantly to introduce for the lienefit of their students, it is mad-1 greatly superior in all respects. First Premiums awarded to this College. At, the late United States Fair at Chicago, for the beat Business Penmanship and for Best Bookkeeping. Departments of Bookkeeping and Ac counts. Organized and conducted upon the Counting Room system, the Halls of study being fitted up with appropriate Counters, Desks, etc., as in REAL BUSINESS, and the student at once intro duced to the practical workings and routine of business as conducted in Banks, Counting Rooms, Railfoad Offices, etc.


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: w Willi great promptness, nil kinds of l'iam an i ftmfi/ Job 1'rintiwj, such as Hooks, Piuiiphlets, Jliiii'lliills, Poster?, Deeds. Moi andovo ty de.^riplion of JJhuiks that may bo desired: tetTW. are also prepared to.vwn'UJ a supf far nrticle of Uusiucss Cards. •Orders by mail accompanicd with^tfc® easli •Hill receive prompt attention. AUK NOW PKEPAJtEl) TO i:Xi:?TTK


ocr: ~v DR.L.1!,CART, fi|l)sicj{ii) Stflrgcob,. TOLEDO, 1AMA COUXTYt IOWA. |QrOf&ec at the CAltV IIOISK. via lit


ocr: PEOPLE'S STORE GALL.LV & JUIIM, Dealers in Domestic Dry Goo'ds, Groceries,. Hardware^ Hoofs, SA oi a, llilts &> Cup*. Ready Mud a Clothing. Have just received from PHILADELPHIA, a large and well assorted stock of New CrOOlls 3 comprising almost every article of merchand ize needed in this country. Hoping to be favored with a continuance of that liberal patronage hitherto received, our motto shall be 4 Low PRICES, READY PAY,FAIR DEAL ING. CALL AND SEE. Highest prirc paid for TIilc«, GALLEY & JOHNSTON. Toledo, Iowa, October 7th 1S58. 'Jtfn


ocr: VLTm S i i n folcdo ld Marengo & Iowa City The subscribers have established a tri-week lv line of hacks on this route, anil will particular p-iiti* so accomodate the A V E I N U I •They leave Toledo,—Monday, WednesdayiS Friday, at. 7 o'clock A. M. Marengo.—Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day at 7 o'clock A. M. Tare, cheap as fttiv other WILLIAMSON &OLNUY, Proprietors


ocr: And Blanks of all Kinds. All orders by mail, accompanied by the cash, will meet with prompt attention. B. K. STALKY. A I N A N A U I The Proprietors of the Iowa Ti amcript is now prepared to execute with neatness and des patch all kinds of Job-Work, including IIAXD111LLS, Prograinmes« BILL-HEADS POSTERS, CARDS, Circulars LABELS, Ball Tickets N. C. WLL LLHY. I rVriXG.


ocr: U IOWA CITY, IOWA. Th1§ towr* and com mod Ion* hote! has been leased bv the Proprietor, thoroughly repaired and renovated, neatly furnished throusrhoui, in the best manner, with SPRING BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GASp No pains wilt be spared to make th« PARK IIoi'si:, the A No. one house of the City: it be ing much the largest, and pleasantly situated in a central location, on the corner of Jeffer and Duhuqne Streets, nean the City Park with comfortable accommodation for twaliun guasts. TERMS—in conformity to the "times.'1 Good and capacious stabling attached to the House. J. TRUSDELL, Proprietor, (Formerly of the Trus.tell House,) viti'Jo-ly- J. !!. GOU ER. F.MOTHERS & IT. A N K E S E A E RS IN E VIIA N E A N OF CLINTON AND IOWA STREET*, I o w a i y o i a Iowa City, April, 6G.-nl-1y St BSC iiSllEB: AT OXl lit If ou wish to securc a copy oT tliat Enixravinir, "THE VILLAGE KSMITII,"and the AUTJOUHNAL,


ocr: BLANKS. Hi this office,


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: L.*0**ESP0NDING MEMBERS OF THE LICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE. LIBERTY—D. C. AI.TOX—L. D. Lewis. NKWI-OS—F Young. N1AII60N—J Ward. SI MNKR—R W Ogden. I'KKKY—Lewis llovey. lii Ki'Ai.o—Oscar War r.-n. PBAjRic—-8 W Rich. nigs. I n U I. K K I u—Samuel Siuitli. RVHOX—•) CT Freemaa. Si-HixG—Sam SiPKRIOR—W. C. son. W ASM .VOTOX—J Coxo—Wm ey. HitiiKu—Henry father. jF.FKKns03i—!OJ ruff. 1:3


ocr: ^EW BARBER SHOI*| !i V Vou would do well to call at L. BRYOSM INIMITABLE Shaving & Hairdressing Saloon, OPPOSITE THK XOKTOCft HOVS1,


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: FURNITURE.' I I I I I I & K I E Have the 8nlf estaMlsfctnent in town where CABiUTWAIli: can beoFtainecl. They keep constantly ettfcand orwill to order TABLES, P^mpt.y made »hcn eaJed upon. so Pas- CTIAim, stands, LOUNGER CRA DLES, BED$iT£AbS, BUREll% DESKSt CIUUS, ic. All as CHEAP for C&SH ef eftte be ed west ef Iowa City.* 'r^ All ki'mlft ©f Tt'n^IXG done Old 2Purnituro repaired and varnished to cru?r. v. Cull before purchasing mm mt Give us a elsewhere. north side Public ^ci :ire. CiiU r.CHILL k Cir.I.BY. Toledo. Aug. 11th, 18f,9. Tl-n42-ly


ocr: The Publishers of the Iowa Tmmcnpt IIAXDII1V.I.S, 1^. CARDS, I'^ri rrogrammcs, circuiiirK ML HE ADS LA IiELS O S E S u i k e s jCy And Blanks rf all. Kinds. "CIS AH orders by mail,accompanied by the ca*dt, will meet with prompt attention N. C. WIFTING.\ J. F. FARLEY, Ayer's Ague Cure. Ayer's Sarsa^anllflu are now ,,ro,.»r«. to will, Ul'li »ll kiixl. of Ji,b-lVork, inclmline


ocr: Sio^Jc of CLOTHING. Wheat. Oirn Butter and Eggs, Wanted in Exchange. JOHN ALLEX. Toledo, Oct. lSth, 1859. *J-atl


ocr: is ELECTION Is past, and while some are net Mtirikd that Mr. Garner ia elected, alt way besatisfied that the BRICK STORE the place to buy Gooda, by an inspection of the Stocks just now received^rotn ihe Kast. Prices fco low that there is no margin for peisen of collecting dcli»«, consequently tine subscriber ia obliged to dealouiy for, H.eady Pay. o E I V E N A Large per Centagt saved by paying Just Received a great variety of Ladies WIXTL &KESS GOODS Satinet s I N S I i I E A I S BOOTS & MSOL:*, OVER SHOES & KUBBEliS. anocEiiiEs


ocr: Staple find IF'aiioy 33RY OOODS. VIZ: PRINTS, DKM INS, DOE SKIN, FLANNELS, MAKINOES, CASHMERES, GINGHAMS, SHAWLS, METAL TIP? BOOTS 1 SIIOES La'lie* Cnlf. A'ip. Knameledsnd Morocco Boot? ami .-hoes. ChilJren's aud Missc# Shoes, Boys ami Youths Boutd, &c. IIATS & CAPS J* '. n* I a 1 ef every descriptions for men boys & children. (JI EE.\ S W ABE& GLASS WARE, Family 5rocerie3 of all kinds, Dried /'ruit, Burning Fluid, Rope of all sizes. N A S HARDWARE, GIUSP, Sa«LI an-J a variety of everything need ful. Which I offer for sale at the NEW TTnvIng jtist received a large and well se lected stock, of SHEETING, S ATT I NETS, CLOTHS, JEANS, COT. FLANNEL, COBERGS, SKELETON SKIRTS, COTTON YAItN, HOSIERY GRAIN SACKS, WOOLEN YARN. &YANKKE NO flbNS of every description niul a full variety of ev ery tliinp w.-iiitfl bv the I'eople toHhieid theui froiu the \V inter. ^Ilso' READY IHXtfV ttttfnWG, OVER C0.4TS, and ContP of every "V JSL 1 H. I BTT, Vests, hiots, Drawers, Wrappers. Also


ocr: OLIVER BTARTSMAN. nuijca IN WATCHES, CLOCKS & Silver h. Plated ir»r», Scissors, Pocket Cutlery, Spectaciap .S AND ALL '"KINDS OF FiiNCT OOODS. K. ItHkepairing of all kinds done ranted to give sausfikction. These viitfttag the eity will find it to W.V Tremont How, CSiy, July lf W7. w


ocr: .idtnlnistrutris Notice. Notice ia hereby given that the tinders" has been appointed Admiaistratm of the es tate of Boujumin A us in Kelley deceased, au that all persons indebted to said doccdent tt' his estate will settle the sania immediately and all personti having any claims against said astate Wfli *»rify and tile the same as lawdirccts. Mary Jame Ivclity. A in'etratris. Te'H'*, fep*. 17th. '69, flsftHrt


ocr: II. M. I^APIlAMf WATOHMAKER A. JEWELLER, NO 1 CABPINTEB'S BLOCK. O E I A S E E CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA, and Jewelry neatly VPatehes, Clocks, paired.


ocr: P. L. IJALDY & lillO., Toledo, Tama toauly, lima. Dealers in* Fancy «.nd Staple Dry OCK'S. Ilati, (*ttp«, Uoots and Shoes, Crocerie:), Queenswaic, Hardware, .'BI!S, (ilafs. Tatcrit Mrdicines. Bendy Made nothing &e. &c, igfJurnV.ic avc invited to examine our stock. South Enst corner I'liblic Squar#, 2d door ofthelJrug Store. Toledo. Tamil t'oiinty, Iotra. N.ivcmUcr 18th IC-'JS. Vln4


ocr: I N S I i I E A I S BOOTS & MSOL:*, OVER SHOES & KUBBEliS. anocEiiiEs Clioaper tlian kvep.


ocr: S 1 I A E I BOOT A.\D aUOEMKER Respectfully announces to the citizens of 7*o Ivdo and vicinity, that he is now prepared to do custom work in his line, and warrant the same. Shop over the Farmers Store. Toledo, Juno 2d, 1859. n32-tf


ocr: «KOK»K RAISES, 4USTICE OF THE PEACE, A N Q-eneral Ajgient, For the transaction of any business entrust to his care. Toledo, Tama Co,, Iowa. vlnltf


The Buchanan County guardian.

ocr: Republican State Ticket. FOK G0V1JJN-0II, S AMU EI. J. KIRK WOOD, Of Johnson County. rO.R .LIEUTENANT COVERXOIfc, NICHOLAS J. RUSCff, Of Scott County. •FOT ITTWTS OR THE SUPREME QOVM, Ralph P. Love, L. D. Stockton, Caleb Baldwin*


ocr: C. 1EKEL, BOOT AN I) SHOE MAKER, One Door West of St. Charles Saloon, INDEPENDENCE, IOWA. 4 LL KINDS OF BOOTS AWD SHOES 1X manufactured to order, in the best style, and at the lowest prices. ID" Repairing done CHEAPER and BET TER Jian any other shop in Indopendenoe.«^ Cull and satisfy yourselves, [3-18-ly


ocr: EXCELSIOR DBTG STORE, (FORMEBI.T GOOD SAMABITAK.) HAVINO E PURCHASED THE ABOVB establishment, and replenished with ne\T gods, wishes to inform the inhabitants of Inde* IKjndence and vicinity, that he will keep con stantly supplied with FOREIGN WD DOMESTIC DRIGS, PAINTS, OILS, DYESTUFFS, VAIl NI9HES. PATENT MEDICINE^, PERFUMERY, ALSO, FBESH 4 Caiqafefne* Alcohol, Burning Fluid. •Turpentine, PURE MEDICINAL LIQUORS, Which I19 will sell at reasonable priest for CASH. 117 Dr. B. being a Licentiate Apothecary and raJimte in Medicine, pledges hiniBelf that nil is (iflicinal preparations will l»i put up in triet accordance with the formulas of tlie U. 8. Dispensatory. N. B.—Medical advice given at the Store gratis. Independence, July 16,1859. [3-18-ly


ocr: W. G. DOWN AN, VTTORNEY A* COUNSELOR AT Land nnd General Agent and Public, Treasurer & Recorder's Office, dence, Iowa. Is ire [wired to attend with promptness to business pertaining to his Profession. attention given to Collecting, Paying taxes, Examining titles, Ac.


ocr: i S3' ni:ci:ivi:n, AT THE NEW, CHEAP CASH STORE r.,Dno yards CALICO. $M»o YARDS COTTON. 2,(10(1 YAl.ns DKN1MS, 1,00ii YDS, STRIPED SHIRTING* 25 CASES BOOTS, WARRANTED, TO BK SOLO AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH ONLY, For the next Ninety Days P. C. WILCOX. Sm?J 5,1859.


ocr: ON LOVE The Most I'.xtrnordinnry Ilook of tl^' N iucti-euth Century!! i^f-, THE HOPE OF LOVIV AND WAV TO THE ALTAR I MATRIMONY made easy on how to win a Lover. Printed 011 the finest paper and Boautifnlw Illustrated in the first style of Art. over TWO HUNDRED Splendid Engravings. a *!f It will be sent to anyone on the receipt gf Twenty-five Cents, or Six copies for Ons Dal* lar. Address JOHN W. DAY, Pottstofcn, 1%. CT" To Agents, Canvassers and tlie Trade, will be furnished at one-half discount.


ocr: STOVES! STOVES! G. P. HAYSLIP, Would Ctdl the Attention of the Cit izens of Buelianan and adjoining Counties to the fact that he is now receiving A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COOK, PARLOR, AND S O V E S Of Varlntts l*nttcrm, and Prices, WHICH I AM READY TO AT AS LOW FIGURES As can be Bought Elsewhere. ALSO, ALL KINDS OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Flows, Hoes, Forks, Scythes Snaths, Grain Cradles, CORN PLANTERS,\ #€., Which I will warrant to givo satisfaction In Every Pati€ii!ar. ALL KINDS OF T1X, COPPER SHEET IROX WARE


The Iowa transcript.

ocr: 07. T0i.i:i»0 iiMUKi CORRBOTKD WICKKL* B* JALU:Y Flour r' Wheats 'fl £u». CV.ru, V' u Potatoes,!*1 Lard, lb Suit, »)l.l. Butter, Y EggS, 'i: IJZ. Coffee, IIio Sugar, Brown Crushed Tea, Imperial Young Ilyson Hice, "r lb Molasses, Honey Syrup, Candles, Tallow Star Soap. Nails Hi French Currants, Jb Prunes, Brown Sheetings, TM. & J0II5ST0V ,u@ ,f)l (((,•$ I, ,1 ,Ofi@124


ocr: MM 11 f. E W E Y S O E The undersigned respeetfuftj announees to the Citizens of and surrounding vicinity, that he hatf jhtisf opened adawaLar STOKS in the AMBROTYPE GALLEIT East side of tbe poblie Square, where he win be happy to wait upon all who may favor bias with a CALL. All work attended to promptly ittf warranted for one year. Ketnantber that he has splendid assort* ment of Jewolrv for Sale at priees to suit the timea. T. BLAKK. Toledo, Deecmbor, 1st, 1869. v2n0tf ,i 1


ocr: A Corn And tf k cl e. in a k c. I I would respectfully announce to the' lens of Tama County, that I am now fully pi*©-* pared to do all kinds »f work in my line, te the eutirc satisfaction of all customers, wW may favor me with their work. Shep otve door South of J. H. Van Horn's resiVend'e. Wheat, taken as pav. A KITSCH.- Toledo, December, 1st, 1859. v2n$l-y


ocr: N E V I N O Notary Putollo, —O—AND—0— GENERAL LAND AGENT, Sioux City, Iowa. Collections made, and Taxes paid in any part of tho State. a^CommiftMWMK tar Indiana ft vlnltf


ocr: FARMERS STORE P. L. BALDT & BRO., Toledo, Tama counfy, Iowa. e a e s Fancy and Staple Dry Good*. Mats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Queenswarc, Hardware. Nails, Glass, Patent Medicines. Ready Made Clothing &e. &c. Public are invited to examine our stock. South East corner Public Square, 84 door east of the Drug Store. Toledo, Turn a County, Iowa. November 18th 1858. Tln4


ocr: OLIVER STARTSM4\. PKBt.&R »N' .WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY Silver & I'lnfoil Ware, Scissors, VucJcet Cutlery, Spectacles AND ALT, KINDS OF F.1XCY GOODS. N. B. "Repairing of all kinds done k war ranted to give satisfaction. Those visiting the city will find it to their advantage to give me a call. Powels Block first Brick Block East of the Tremont House. Iewa City, July 1,1857. *8-tf


ocr: CHANGE OF TIME hicago, Clinton Cedar Rapids, CHICAGO, IOWA mum HAIL ROApi O E N O O U N V E N O N DN18-7.1 AMI AFTF.Il WKII.NKSIUY, April 1R, and until further notice, trains will run as follows! 3VCo.ll Train. Eeare Chicago, Leave Clinton at Arrive at Mt. Vernon, 8.00 A. M. 8.15 P. M. 7.16 P. M. Niglit Train. Leave Chicago, O.oftP. M, Leave Clinton 7.80 Arrive at Mt. Vernon Leave Mt Vernon, A Arrive at Chicago, 5.46 p. Af\ Niglit Train. Leave Mt. Vernon, Arrrive at Clinton, Arrive at Chicago, Connecting with all At Yankee Run, with stages for Toronto, Onion Ci ove with Stages for Tipton, at Lisbon with Stages far Anatnosa. At Mt. Vern«n, with Stages for Marion, Cedar Rapid.", Vinton, Waterloo, Od:ir Falls, Ft. Dodge, Marengo, Ft. DesMoines, CbunciK Bluffs and Sioux City. Tickets for sale at the Ik'. 12.80 M. Mail Train. 6.30 A. M, Arrive at Clinton, 9 80 A.M. 2.00 P. Jr 7.00 P. M. 4.5o A. M. through trains for Chi cago mid the cant. At Dewitt with stages for Davenport. Ma quoketat Wells Street Depot,. Chirage, Ills. Freight trains leave daily. The shortes t, cheapest and most expeditiov* loute from central Iowa to Chicago, or any point east. An agent will be at the depot in Ful ton to receive all baggage for Clinton or tho Road, which will be conveyed across the river free of charge. M. SMITH, Eng. and Superintendent, Clinton. April 15,18ul). THE


ocr: FARMERS STORE P. L. BALDY & CO., Toledo, Tama county, Iowa. e a e i n Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoe% Oroceries, Queensware, Hardware. Nails, Glass, Patent Medicines. Ready Made Clothing &«. &e, ®5k,Public are invited to examine our South East corner Publio Square, 2d east of the Drug Store. Toledo, Tama County, loW$» November 18th 1858. Ylll4


ocr: CHICAGO BRANCH. SEED STORE, AND AGRICULTURAL WAREBOUiW II. D. Emory Co. L. C. BOOD, AQENT.. I 0 O I i n o n S (Opposite the State University.) IOWA CITY, IOWA. At IO0 Clinton street, opposite State Univer sity, can be fouud constantly on hand, a full assortment of all kinas of Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, which we warrant Fresh and Genuine, at'low prices. Also a large assertmeat ef' Farming Tools and Machinery, Horse Powers, Threshers, Plows, Hsurrews Agent for Manny's Self Rakiag Reaper and /Tower, also Chinese Sugar Caia Mills. V Orders by mail promptly attended to. vl n48-8m BLANKS.