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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

W HIUNDIE HN-H NDI N4ffIiI.. ITO ''1'77'u'
Der oaers for sale that valuable FARM known - ths
FORT FARM a miles south Of the City Of foashhs-pe'
ounty " being the post road foaan,
seepsie City. ssd farm contains about @61
,crs abort Of which woodland IL In food
,st Of alton well wsered and adapted 10 grain grass
On the pr misses good Dwelling House. Tenant House.
Earn sheds Gnsry Carriage House Hog House Wooahou.s,
TIE Farm can easily be divided Into two parts tho post
ad uns the On the west sds u the
Dad building site having view Of the hudson River
md the surrounding country.
For further particulars inquire Of the Subscriber corner Of
cannon and Lbeftysts. POushkeepse, or OF YOUNG,
SCHULTZ Co. No. 81 Fery'st corner o. chh New rsk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
IOWA l. AN ID )

OU.UUO AT PgBLlc AUCTION oo,
The DEmOlNE FAyjGNl0N AID RAILROAD CON-
PAEY will cfeT at public auction. at the CITY oF Dc
NONE the Capitol Of the State Of Iowa, the 2st day Of
next and each succeeding day until the same arc
' FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
lying immediately above Fort Des Moines These 1nd are
part gran. In 1916 by Congress 70 the State Of Iowa
by HON they have been conveyed u this noso
rsLs have now affirmed by the Supreme Court II lows
It's highest Judicial tribunal They lie In alternate ~
River The Valley Of the Des NOigss s eons..-Sy ~
HIGHEST AGRICULTURAL REGION or THE ONIT ~
STATES aud the land, ofer,d s cowrs,.e ms ~ "a
most luxuriant Of the PRAIRIE. MEADO" ana
LANDS Of tie State are well waieed By sPriDE, sho
and having been Withheld from sale fog eleven year, ~ En-
te,pp, III Cultivated farms ard thriving " a.
Nv An ABUNDANCE Of eosI undeTes the great. 49,
ssy mined Mutudes Of farms can DC -isosa s.,P
al and In her npon them for all the purposes OF inc
1,,rNTy EIVT THOI SAND ACRES VIII be absolutely
ia rbct 10 lie conditions folio sing 70 hs paas',
The Germany reserves the right OF feethg iaItnef ses
@ = The Land ir each section will BE- sod sep
.ony pspt parcels and in all cases be put up %
be minimum price Of - pr s soie =. IL. MI, III
"a 80 r. es,b a. the time Of sale, all unbered anss,
~ ~, half 10 twothd, Of the purchase money Other
TJ briusng lees than 90 the Of 81
rsriT sbs payable in I've equal aan1d ipstanen, 70
h. cared upon the lands with interest at per per
In care purchaser shs desire pay fall diseo, a
Pr he amount OF deferred PAYMENTS viii bs made
The bonds the Coz will be received eas their par
'tlue. Deeds Of warranty viii be giyen- -
The Gesd Of these lands 20 the Company VII
found duly recorded IN the Office Of the SECRETARY Of
Maps descriptions and spprss4s 81 the and sed say
dhsr Information be had application az the oe OF ne
No 10 WiAHst, Nov York 70 toe sn-
Le Company Land ofes in D'm.ins s1gH ps' @""e
Land coInmi.sianer D. n n Co.
Now y,Ti a-r 2, 1857.
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TTPICTTOV and GREAT IN

Unusual ATTRACTION and GREAT In y,
" DUCEMENT5 m. LicHIENs ~. ~ Caring hi.
White and wakerstS D. DOW
Fail inl ortetion Of rich Ribbons, Bonnet ,. Nil
F.ath.Ts Flowers Silks Ss,in- Velyets heed ~, ty va
inety Goods and Dress Trilnulss. unegasea "a ayhi.
ETY. and extent and the v.ry l0wess market P'i's''
sale WNeyoons up s.aisa
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60 Ubom ii man Gonfsrn.

MERCHANTS. Manufacturers and Others can
l Advertise in the best Papers Of City and Country 81
v b PALMERS Advertising Agency. Tribune Buildings
POLICEMEN PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
those 81 20 WATER BOOTS are now ready for your n'
,tection at JONESS, No. 10 Aun st.
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U,reino therapeutic COliegc.-The Board of Trus-
a., viii Get at the ofse OF Dr. TRAIL, No. 10 Laght ST.
FRIDAY EVENING, Aug. %, at O'clock
To Lyceums and other Literary Asso Citations,
The subserber offers his services LYCEUM LECTURER,
e the approaching Lecture season he Is permitted TO re-
~ Horace Greeley esq of The ~ Y Tribune Early ap
,aons solicited in order economical arrangement Of
appointments Address w. IL. BuRLEiGH, No. West
fstst. New.YoIk
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4. Sobugomg.
man RICHMOND ADVERTISER

I ne 'Fcrniam 'RlCHMOND ADVERTISER
B. HAssEI. Editor and Proprietor,
IS published every Wednesday and Saturday at
So per Armum, payable III advance. Terms Gul
Advertisements reasonable
OHFA IL: 19t BROAD STREET.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

LIrrLEs HorEL@--This is one OF the best
"home institutions in the country Atrav-
eler or citizen feels like he was eating and
sleeping in his own house whenever he so
journs at Littles-JounaL
What right has such an incorrigibls old
bachelor as you, Jones, TO say anything
about eating or sleeping in your own house2
You don't know any thing about it. never
viii, we fear You may be good judge Of
good dinners--we know you are from the
way you relished our turkey and chicken
fixens at "Little's,p the other day. Call
again, you are always welcome, and we al
ways have enough and to spare that is good
enough for anybody.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08
An OLD crrrzrr GONE.


DiED-At the residence Of his son, Geo
X. Mclaughlin, Of this county, ON saturday
the 2nd inst, FRANCIS McLArcn1rx, in the
SIND year Of his age The deceased was
one Of the early settlers of this country,
having resided in the vicinityd u Ihdianapo-
lis about thirty-iivc years lie endured the
hardships, enjoyed the prosperity, aud wit
messed the growth Of TINS new country. He
toiled hard, and not without success, Tor The
secular aud spiritual interests Of this com
munity, among whom he has left, as chris
tan citizens with their Interests, 'aaarge
family Of children, grandchildren, and
great grand-children--hi corsort al che age
Of about rs years, having passed on before
him lie had been a member Of Tho Meth
odist L. Church Cor about lifty YEAR, and
had enjoyed, in high degree, thc conf
dence and love Of those associated with
him. But he is gsno. lie died fab Of
years-years Of labor, and trial, and triumph,
lie now "rcsts from his labors; and his
works do follow him. .n.. .is4e
How s9eelly paris The chrsiian's sun'
Just Ike de SUMNER uionarch scia
Mldsi eloudless skies his Journey rnn,
10 rlse IN brighter regions yeii' :. 1
-. sa4.a lHIlr .It tao ~ NJ III.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

by The Rising Sun Insurance Company
is home Office, managed by men well known
in the community There is no delay unne-
cessarily inadiusting and paying losses
We have heard Of two instances in our own
city. One was loss of nearly 5000 on
flour shipped on aatboat by Shrewsbury
& Price the loss was adjusted, and money
paid over in less than week after the pro-
test arrived here. The second was tie loss
incurred at Cclgates slarclI Factory on
Crooked Creek. This was promptlysettl-d,
to the satisfaction Of the insured, 50 that the
work Of repairing was commenced without
the loss Of a days time a delay Of sixty
DAYS in the settlement Of the loss inthis case
would have nearly doubled lis amount to The
insured by Che s.oppagc OF the manufacture.
= Madison Courier
J. w. Keely, Agent, BrOokville, Ind
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

DIR. CUnRr.-we learn from ille Weszsrn
Christian 1drOeate, thai Dr. Curry has been
transferred from the Indiana c Conference to
the New York East Conference and sta
toned in Brooklyn. he will bearswitll him
the best wishes of hundreds Of western ac-
quaintanccs and friends BE Is known and
appreciated here as man Of eminent abili-
~, as a scholar and theolosian. f-e,r
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

R3- 1t is stated that quite n number Of
the members Of the late Legislature Of New
York she'd tears when they adjourned to 60
to tkeir homes. There appeared fob be some
doubt whether they wept AZ parting rom
each other or because their Opportunities
FOR clutching the public money were at an
end 1t is said. chat they were the oily
people in the State that were at all distrns-
sed on the occasion. " =
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

rE- A letter in tic -Saliogof Incl lgsaesr
presents some very startling views of the
power and designs Of the Mormors, Il is
written by gentleman who i SAID 70 have
lately spent twelve months in the sait Lake
Valley, cngagcdin business connectedwith
the transit Of the mails through The terrific
ny to and from TIE PaeiEe, and who eonGrms
fully the statements and upprehensions of
Judge Drummond, and insists upon the
necessity Of tabing pronpt. and decisive
measures 10 protect the country from the
dangers which threaten il from this quarter.
He says the Mormons are one hundred
thousand strong in Utah, bcsideshavingtwo
hundred thousand spies and agents scatter
ed throughout the country, and being in
close alliance with three hundred tl!otsand
Indians upon our Wes tcrn bordeg.s~ Is
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

sD- We arc still firm in the belief that
Philadelphia is a lively city sincethe pas
sage Of what is called the Married Woman's
Act in 1913, there has been brought, in the
Court of Common Please, 1885 suits for d.
voree
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

Be3- The City election Tuesday, resulted
in giving the Republican candidate for May
or about $50 majority.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

PREslDRSr Fn1NoRE's MolsoS RoLIcf -
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser ex
plains and defends the policy pursued by
President Fillmore Ia reearl 70 the Nor
mons. As they had gone to rtali ana estab-
lished a separate government Cor the express
purpose Of getting beyond the reach Of
"Gcntile intermeddling, It was deemed
psoper TO pursue towards them q policy Of
Cancellation, and with this object in view
tic Governor and one OF the three judges
were secretary, treasurer and two other
Judges being sent thitllsr from the states
Brigham Young was appointed Governor
upon the personal indogsemen. aud recon-
men<ation OF Col Thomas Il Kane, Of
Philadelphia, who had spent some time in
the Territory, and certified Young % be a
man Of great purity Of character andthe
Mormans generally 10 be quite as moral and
upright as the people Of The Eastern States.
The disclosures Of tAoir theory and practice
Of polygany IL Is elaiihca, we're not made
until some time piserwards ...f.t
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

80 you talk Of Jorrossislg money 20 pay
the bond-hoIders, do youg Could Mt YOU
make as much political capital out Of the
distress Of Lanier 4 Co, es you can out of
sending the insane to poorhouses and jaiisf
Try to borrow money FOR Mr. Lanicf's peck
cts, if you dare, after closing the Asylums.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

Be7- Hon. w. w. Drummond late Chief
Justice Of Utah Territory, is now in this
city, stopping at the Bates House.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

By Forty car loads Of fat cattle were
shipped on the Bellfountain road, last Mon
day, for New York. They were from ILL
nsis. Hope Greeley viii quit growing for
a while, for the want of beef
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

By Senator Hale, of New Hampshire,
has become very spare from the influence
Of frat poison"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

pea-" 50 that ii the State shall be able TO
borrow an amount Of money sufficient to
pay the interest, asst may colke due. p
Cor. Willard Speech
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

49,. ,..a1 -
90. Ecne,,l Mod ~ ..urc he
Was |. Minister ol the Uo>1el and ]ns pray.
"a - md preached 70 nc oon<H'r 81 the
''ia'e ]'f'fop.-< foHi"f
That PAS <esy w'eked VI 1''ep' md Ger
blnly uscon>lilutio'Al un. suppose that
Bro. Wood Ind peccpsei ~ oiice Of trust
and pici'i'l ssceised u omolumsnts' and
performed il duties, could he yet be Sen
aiof9 Would he not thus expeiP him
gif2 poui dodge the fheR5 ior The sake
ofscfecnins even preacher co'a t'e guilt
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

Thiper arsout Of Joint The world laclIs
eth not the Jndgs, and he = Dot AFRAID %
cay 90. Men will build slaughter housed b
spite Of him. and they w nae Diem, though
he growls about h, and even threatens @
a6nd means Of redress and so Of other
institutions" lie is now hard after Yam
kee school teachers-pariicularly the school
marms ef
Ina late number Of the Jsfrsoniaa the
saiety-valve through which he lets offwhen
he becomes too full for comfort, he takes oc-
easion TO "pitch into" the School Journal
and oil the school tribe
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

H.
BD- Senator Green, Of Upton, was a
guest at Little's Hotel, in this city, last
week. He came, we learn, to pledge him
self to the Governor, but wanted copy Of
the Governors Temperance Pledge, as a
sample. He promises to DO ON hand when
needed
BIS- A lady remarked in our hearing
after hearing the closing paragraph Of Gov.
Willard address to the pcople-Why should
he think of extorting pledges from others
as to matters of duty, when he pays so little
regard to pledges himself? Did he not
pledge himself to quit drinking &c the pco.
pie would elect him Governor, and how
long did he keep that pledge IN A. 7ri5,
TAKEN 1--WE saw some young men,
the other day, lamenting a sen which they
had Suffered in subscribing for q History OF
the United States, in numbers We would
caution young men against subscribing for
books. Old folks know better A book
that is worth buying can be bought ready
bound for half that il can be bought in
numbers for.
IIlFCE + lEei iiiY FnI ftW
s65~ An interesting revival Of religion
has recently taken place inthe Presbyterian
Church at Mt Carmel, ind About 60 had
joined at the latest dates. .ae9 ~ e.
Rev. James Gilchrist who had been
pastor Of the Church for several years had
accepted an invitation to settle at Dunlaps.
vile, when tho revival began, and had
moved a part Of his goods, but his former
friends solicited him TO stay with them, ..and
at our latest adyices he was anxious 10 dc
so, if he could without too serious disap-
pointment of his Dunlapsyille friends.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-08

nsD- An Irish lady wrote TO her lover,
begging him to send her some money sho
added, by way Of postscript al am 50
ashamedof the request have made in this
letter, that ! sent after the post-man to get
il back, but tho serycnt could not ovcr-take
him.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-28
IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF
H't DR.. MCLEOD. Of scotland.

Proprietor Of the Institution the Deaf LOUIS No.,
LAS ARRIVED IN CHICAGO, ILL. AND NAY BE CON-
suited at ITO Dearborn street, stairs few south
Vfthe Post Once. Early attention desired. sf i3
Deafness, Dizziness N0isen the Head all discharges
from the Ear, Mouth or Nostriis entirely removed
raa a. ~. IMPORTANT AND TRUE arr.
nave son hsteen years Of who has been deaf and
dumb from the age of two the effect OF scarlet
Hearing Dr. McLeedI brought him, and
under his hands he began signs hearings and
at the expiration Of weeks he could hear
fspdy learning to speak make this statement unsolicited,
st. Paul, Feb. 1856. ALEX. @. NORTON.
haye been suffering with deafness, many Ills
Deafness from Infancy, which is about
twenty-five years. my deafness became distressing
the grave At length permitted Dr.. Mcleod,
Of the Ear lnnmay Of this city. Trembling hope
and fears submitted my to this gentleman. Beyond
my expectations, after short
ment by Dr. Mcleod, am in the enjoyment perfect
ting, and my head from those
which formerly made life burden.
me, can and residence, No. Firth street.
| Cincinnati, o., Jan. 1865 MRS EMMA CHANDLER:
have been deaf In both many years which
action % affected mind that life itself, 1t lines,
burden, and almost uncomfortable to one Of
the hsppies men living have been restored perfect
hearing BY DR.. Mcleod, Ear IndrmsTy Fourth
Olive Streets In his nrst examination Of
that In six operations he would perfect hearing
true to his word at the sixth operation, heard,
tincty and powerfully did the sound come that
GET used to Those wishing call at thu stssm
or Psrthena. tsB6 81 iYss PHILIP SHE'LL.
ST Louis, July II, 1856. Steamboat ParthenIa.
I.- flnau2l.ly f4JE 20 GgffffIGil ~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-28
Western Prairie Soils.

It is stated on the authority of DR.. Roe Of
Jacksonville, Illinois, that the whole prairie re-
gion of Illinois consists of materials which have
been transplanted from the regions of Lake Su.
perior. 1t matters little in what the transporting
agency consisted the FACT is clear to the geolo-
gis and to all intelligent observers, that the soil
and earth composing that entire region, consist
of the broken, crushed and pulverized rocks of
the formations, many miles to the northward.
So, it seems, that the ice Of our rivers and
lakes has been the agent, hitherto, in bearing
our fine alluvial soil southwark. The washings
of the buffalo range above US, and the Skaters
of our primeval forests furnish the vitalizing
force to the detritus Of our ever crumbipg rocks,
rendering the earth verdant, and causing man to
rejoice in it's fairness. Minnesota stands the cen
tire point twixt south and north, possessing in
herself all the original elements of fertility in
grand abundance. Her pure soil, sky-tinted wa.
ter, balmy atmosphere, and clustering groves Of
living green, exhibit her as the elect of fortune
and the browning spot Of earth's domains.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-28


The New York Daily Times Of March IL, says
that letters Of . reliable nature from Costa RIGA
have been received by the George Law, putting
an entirely different complexion on the nswi pre-
yiously received. 1t is stated that the late en-
gagsment at Hipps' Point (Which was reported 70
have gone against the Costa Ricans) did MT
amount to ssshucks'- nobody killed and nobody
hurt-aud that the Costa Ricans retired in per-
fectly good order, losing no arms and suffering no
defeat 1t was believed that they withdrew in
pursuance Of pre-arrangefplan to permit Col.
Lockridge to 60 up the river as far as Castillo,
and then cut off his retreat. ca ogO9f,4 isoulA
The report that Castillo had been taken, j. said
to be wholly without foundation. Nori had Col.
Lockridge captured 400 rifles, as was previously
reported. The Costa Ricans were very confident
that an attack on San Carlos, if made by the
American force, will be repulsed, - the fort 10
we'll defended, and it is then designed to cut Of
the retreat of the assailants, and prevent their
joining any achievements that may arrive from
the United States. IA sp- ii 10 auan