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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-03-19
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- u&ssncmmea9 e puntass,
pittsburs, 1pbeelina, Garrisburs, Baltimore.
philadelphia s nsm-Dnrk.
Cleveland uno Yitt5burAzBahn
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Sort Wayre, Yittsturs unb Gbicasu Gil tntabn~
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frIsenee :3uee;
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lnb tImmt an:
gent nn1 ugr M.M. Yittsturg I'M S,55 81. 81.
Wis a Wis lit 8rltaercrt,
ron Mbtelia9 I'm, SAC 9f.Mt.
Baltimore 49, 90 90.
@leselane at Yhilabelphia IL, 80 q. ~.
Nsw~gerE $50 at.M.
Der Recommendations !3ua
crrsidt
serlabt puelrn I'm! .5,45 81. ".
@lentlane Gapeuuau $50 M,M.
I'm 4>O5 Na4mitt. Nfrru ..6,25 81. Wt,
MiQtrsturab $40 &,M.
Der Rfltde GrpuB<3u8
Serl1Bt9leSelaub mad
Mnfuuft oer3Isc spn Mnfuuft:
Gbieasu, SufaIp une
Cincinnati UNI 1920 Yit!stura. ...7 so g, ~,
@a&mittasS. 0isler Wis 4 Wis BriSsteort.
Sus 1dbrt Spunta9 @bseling. ..11,O5 g. 81.
9tadts eur9 n1d Baltimore ..11,30 g. M.
Ytttstur9. Yala< Ybilaeelptia11, As 81. 81.
9iere fir Yhtlaes!pbia Mew~Yrrt $50 9. ~.
9eben AMI Gruutae
Atenb tint 10 Ibr ab,
g{a9 Dem @Ipen ul1b > lten wercen fol-
9eroe Gertinoun9en aemadt:
81 SMolcn> 1llr euyabcsa Sails Ntrru, Clint
3u @u;anee> fir Gantra> MolVQrn> @opaer>
Salent, Guru.
3u 8aeare. fir @arrr0tuu, @aynesturob,
ErYer, New-Ybilabelfbia.
3u Stsuteasile, fir gabia Gpibcetrn, Irss-
ben. STEWART.
a; ~ @9se!i1s fir 9umSsrlanS> 5arpers 3tsry>
3u Sclcair, Cambridge, 3auespiQe. Gire(e.
billie, Qancaler+
81 Yittsbur9> fir Sarriatars, Baltimore, Ybi~
laeelpbia> New-Yprf.
Netpur= 3use.
Die GleSelanp> 8ufalp IT.. @bicoop Moil.
gittst ~a"v 600 SS% . 81, elsy<rs a1tu .21i5 in m.m.
91rto9efrrt ~. Do: Buffalo ..11,3O q. 81
2S9esl'''9'.o,1 S.Nt. ebieaep 800 g.M.
Der S9neQzG rprebz3 ua
serlabt Yittsburs I'm @lenelanp IS g. 81.
Z,oo M'yF- uuo tpn1mt 8uHalo $500 @.Nt.
al III 9bieasp ...2,3O 81. 81.
0er ACCOMMODATIONS Bug
serlabt NaYenna I'M,
S>20g. 81. unb errei6t Glsyelanb 1929 g. 81.
Oer1elbc ser!dBt 6ub-
i'm unit 900 q. NR.,
cher mad Nntuuft tcs
i3useS BON iQersturab
unb fpmmt um tisielbe
dSeit in Cleveland m.
BF Gs &etrur~ 3ise MAIDEN >ielelten Ser.
btneu'teen> tie bic na9 tem Citizen unp Snsn
e%te1fallS gu G%leselanb NIT Der glepelaup unt s..
lseo Sabn fir Saneus!y, Iplepo, Getrpit uro
@bicagp; init Der Hafc @brrs 8abu fir Grie,
Dunttrf> Buffalo NiaearafiQe unb Gauara nit
Der eleselanb Mne Mabrning 0abn fir gp,nss-
tenn, Warrsn unb Ncm- 9alle.
Nas 0epdd wire fir bic gauge Sour mad, alien
Nld'tl119er lne lnentgelhlih mnrfirt,
6l!r Neiletillete uup Mustunft mente man Gd
an Die ~rllnirn Sidet~Sffre," 81 @uperiprltrabs,
an bic Office I'M Depot uub ole iitriseu Gilen-
babn~O ffcen.
5.@, myers, @eneral= 1idet-M aeut,
Cleveland;
S.Jarmer, @uperintenbent, Glepele.
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Bab rprei1e:

BUR be Io1oeren &enntnibnabme.
@tnpanberer unb &eilenbe 1puten jebr sorfd-
tig ,etr1 nue ibre 8iQette nur bel ben anseleQtru
A9enten taufen, nidt Bon 1ol9en 2euten, bic IG
per aop1 besablen lal1en, tpeber 2lgsnten iint, ned
Teranttpcrtli4teit iiternebmen.
~ Mit VereitpiQi9teit ertbeilt Ter lluttr-
3e'9nete jebe Mustunft unentoelbli6.
Carl s. Siaebranb,
@eneralz Neent Der Baltimore unb Sbic-
Gilenbabn, EbamestraBe Nr. 81,
Baltimpre Wt.
DzDF Die1e 8abn 1T bic fur5eite unb bttlisite
uno bietet mebr 0r:tbeile> as trsenb cine antere.
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WiGti0 fit Ginwanoerer uno Iei(fnoe
ilter bic
SdffD. ms Nh;n-Niirnhch,>

S~'AD%'U w VtNWuNuklkl AWU tlt!jtNDt
iiber bic
Saltp. 11,1b SDip=Gticnbcbu.
Na9 allen Tbeilen res 9rpEen Mefen5.
%erlpornib pom @elb, 3eit npgut~
fernun9-
Ncllenhe tpnnen l1ah 9elieten tpGbleu, ,rt!de
Babn lie 81 tcniiscn pirl1en> Die iiter
N~arferebur0 unb @arictta
prer bic iiber
8enwppp> Wbeelin9 urb @plumbus.
Dieic Yabn it bic ei1sise, melbc ginuautsrer
NIT ben . hnells i9en %befDreert.
Oie1enigcn, tpelde bic Baltimore uub
Sbip= Gilenbabn htuuben, le9eu hie Geile
na6 Cincinnati III % Stu,ben surild, mad, CHI
eaSo in awei Ia9eu uno rad ct. Splis in ,p.i
2agen.
Die Baltimpre= unb Sbip-8abn lit
oe aQel11t9e, tpflGe @inipanberer nit bet @AneQ.
sil9en b%efprcert. Die GEagen Inb nit ecppll erteu
@iBen auf bas Mlerbequemte einseridtet.
Sober gallagher bat 100 pfunb @epGd frei.
H.nber BON 4 bis 10 Sabren te3ablen balben preis.
Ainber urter 4 Sabreu luo eona frei.
Das @epdd sebt NIT BEN Yalasiereu unb
ten'mt nit tbncn gu elei9er :3eit ait benz ST.
ltimmun9sprt ait. Git Sober erbGlt cine Bejhei-
ni9uns ilber iei1t 0epdd bis AT ben Srt Der Be-
Trimming.
Deutl9e M9enten>
bic 1see eurppdti9e Spra9c oer0eben, finb ait beu
Yerl9ieoenen 9tationen ter Yobn entlane onae-
teQt> Gintpanberer gu elnpfan9en unb NIT ibren,
0erdd treiter 81 bef6rbern, etn 9 prtbei(, ben feline
a;bere Babu tietet.
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Sttc Suntermann. Sulius 9aae.
Junfermann s $aas,
@1WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
NJ unb
u DeutI6e Mpptbefer,
81. 1872. Main-StraBe, Dubuqut
Soma.
Sn1pprteure ron allen peuti9en Drceueu
uno Gbemicalien,
0~roBbanbler in GarbeNpffen> SEN.
%fer9lae, Vinieln &c. &C,
A9enten
sen 5eree u. Gp's in 1eip3is ansrianntern * nj
atber, e%o9niac unb anhern atberti den
2elen; alien rrpulairea Yatent-M eti-
ctnen &C. .s "t,
Wir pHeriren uu|ern @elddftsfrtunteu unIer
upblalortirtes Eager unb perfauftu itets au ben
utterigten ct. 2ouis Rnb Gbieasp @arstsIeifsp,
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a.. r.r ~"VISS~V ~ ooo
l1eberi9uB. 5O6,3S7
Ma0t in, Sanuar 1858. ST ,506,338
Sir @erlui besablte bic Metna- Msentur in ct.
Yaul an:
@b. . Dates, @intcn,ine- 5rtri> $4,000 60
:5aslet uro Ibpmplcu 1870 10
Sing unb &id, Niee-5pu1e, 1000 90
Yutnam unb &osers SO 60
Mrs. StvteS 1>40O 90
@mberif @iQpnsbby 1,500 90
$4,000 70
Die 9t: Yaul- 2auFeute merben ouf eie Wetua=
@eieQidaft ~teienters ais N9Gittsl pes Snlane.
2ranspprtes oAfmert]am 9ema9t.
Hbonis u. Sartfore Tire= Anecurau;.
@atital 100000
usttrl@Mb .............. 1899
w.: ..s MaNe. .$312,379
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Sucb= 1t. c0s>ufifalien=$anblum8
neben Der Yoit
9aint paul, Miuue1pta>
eatbalt en reihe5 Eager eneliider> fransUliGer
unp eeutihcr Bidder; Experimentation, Save.
ten> miItali(de Snltrumente,
Stalieniiae TranS1iii9e unp Deutl9e
S1ttc11 &C. &C.,
Yianps, Ypu @tpbart uns Mprris spn Netp. g)rrt.
fertwabreub an 9anb.
NQe Wrten non mutt italii6en Snl trumenten
tpereen biais> idnell une eat re arirt.
BIder, Mulfalien &C., nidt an 5ano, fGnnen
III ~fur3elter Belt terrbert merDeu. 1920
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San $5a1,11,,
Saint paul, Miunel p!a, ;eben Der WpR-Offce,
tagli9 offen ypn adtutr @prmi it,
tags biS a9t ubr Mbenbs.
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s(uf ei1cn Mrnat so genta, fir swei 8ante per
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Wer etn Su6 y~erliert, tel1lpi9t pper
Der &upfer heraubt> bat fen 2obenprcis
oafar Su 3ablen.
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MaNe.. $312,379
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Charter Saf, BON 9artforb, &cber,s=
Oerf1@eruu9.
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bin9ui0en serabfplst.
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gaar>eapital. $4,000
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ltben nnb l~clsenten @eiGaft ay9emelenen, 8e-
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IL empfeblt lu9 ben, teutlden publitum mi!
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Often, MIben, Yel3waaren
9ne l%onitisen sei@madpclen @auanterie~ Artitelr
fir 0errsn.
@de ber Dritten unb Observation-Disclosures,
Der rMianeipta @taats3eituns5 =Sfiee"
ee9enlter,
~ Sat ben srS6ttn unb t%il;oien 9urrati
in Setnent Snde tets an 6aub. 2h52. 40
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Nr. 351, GranflinzM penue,
3mil9en Der {eds;ebnten II. ieben3ebuten @tra6e>
ct. QpuiS, Mp.
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$. .. San SYfel, N9ent.
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Sabres.M usiteauneen has 9ramium erbalten.
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Seibmann II. @pmp.,
M9enten Der rbisen Tatrif,
Commit itpn6 > 5dnoler III Wlebl unb
Yrpbuften>
Sir. so, Glib Main=, a.uiiden @alnut> unt
@lmfraEe, ct, Souls.
Off, 3. 1t12,0 2
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@- @ilfens II. @rauc,
Greberif &pab,
Balt1m ore, Marylanb,
f~abrt3irt unb bat tets ant 2a9er bic fein(ten @pr-
ten ron reinemt Yferbe- unb Sub 9aar, 70 aud
eennii9tes. unb S9weine >9aar au ben biQisleu
YreiIen.
8altimpre- Mieberlase:
SQb<S fz@de BON pratt< II. Gbarle61tr IT..
Muftrast. hur@ bic Dot empfansen, suereen
panttli@ btlorst. Sir robes pfertebaar &c. pirt
ber bS9ftt Yreis ee0eben. 1b52.1O
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&oute Son @biea9o mad Niosara<Taus,
SaHale, N'deiftr, Ssrafu!e, g!mira, 8imebam-
ton, MlbanY, 2rps, @prinefelp, @crdster.
Metp= Dorf, 8pftpn,
une mad alien &i6tuugen IN ben NeueGuo(anb
Staateu.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17
Bryant, Bell & St~rattonss Commercial
College of Chicago. iaa tt

The claims of this Institution upon
the support of the public, are of the
strongest kind, and the most legitimate
character. Independent of the superior
advantages it offers, its noble aspirations
for genuine usefulness, and its honorable
fulfllment of all its pledges, command
the public admiration while the result
Of its labors and the benefits it dispenses,
closely identify it with the commercial
prosperity of the whole Northwest and
we rejoice to see hat it is the recipient
of a most extraordinary and unparalleled
p%atronage-a fact which fully attests the
high appreciation Of its merits by a dis
corning community. As was to be ex-
pected, the first premium for best Bust
ness Penmanship." and the first premi-
UNI for hast Nc Z fRalss iu1affeefist.'ses rafr;
to this College. Indeed, in these de-
partments, this popular institution defies
all competition. as the Principals them
selves are at the very head of their pro
fession, and bring to their aid a corps of
teachers in every branch, Of the highest
talent and of superior qualifications
See their advertisement. 1lfes
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17

E- The overland mail, with dates 10
the 18th October, reached ST. Louis No
vember 10th. Gen. ScoTT had arrived
at San Francisco, and received a most en-
thusiastic reception. Guns were fired,
houses decorated, and the military and
citizens turned out en- naaSse 10 welcome
him. He started on the 18th for Puget
Sound. Major DODGE, Indian Agent,
had arrived at San Francisco with the
survivors of the Mountain Meadow mas
sacre, five women and FIVE children
There were indications of another fill
clustering expedition against Sonora, or
ganizing at San Francisco. Business was
very dull. The official returns of the
Wheat crop from fourteen counties, show
a product of 3,5oO,O 900 bushels, against
100000 last year. This immense IN
crease is supposed TO be general, which
will render it necessary TO export half the
Wheat crop to New York or Australia.
Continued depredations by the Indians
are reported.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17
Accident TO Prof. loves Balloon,
NEW York, Nov. II.

NEW York, Nov. II.
An accident happened TO Poi. loves
balloon last night during a blow. The
huge globe Of the balloon was lifted up
with a jerk, dragging the heavy sand
bags that served as weights to keep it
down, several feet, causing them to
dance about like puppet dolls. A few
rods to the east Of the balloon stands a
small tent containing a rope and other ar
ticles in constant use against a sharp
pole Of this tentsthe balloon was drawn
with great violence, breaking a hole in
the muslin through which the gas es-
capped in dense volumes. In a few min
utes the 6s, 1000 feet Of gas in the balloon
had escaped, and the lately expanded
globe presented the appearance of a col
lapsed mass of flabby rag, involving the
proprietor in a dead loss of nearly $4,000.
1t will be repaired Immediately and the
initiating resumed. ss mobses& enyi
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17
Iiarper,s Ferry Insurgents.

Gg The trial of The Harper's Ferry
Insurgents has been brought to a close
for the present, STEVENS being handed
over to the Federal authorities for trial
and HAzLTrT still remaining unindicted
All tried have been convicted, and sen
fenced to be hung. Brown is to be exc.
cuted on the End of December, anC
CoPPIc, COPELAND, GREEN and Cook or
the 10th. It is thought that Gov. WISE
would respite Brown until the 10th, and
execute all the condemned together.-
The State Of feeling in Virginia precludes
any idea of pardon. atg
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17

tors announced it-then it will deserve
to be broken up, and will be. No power
can keep it together, and make it effect
i've to such an end.
But it will be neither broken up, or
turned from the course Of those who
started it upon its voyage. The only Sc
curity for the South is in the Union, and
she knows it. All these threatenings-
all this buster, is for political effect. Il
has been potent, heretofore, in helping
along the schemes Of the oligarchy. be.
cause those schemes were covered. Now
that they are apparent, and anti slavery
men realize the necessity for action, thi:
cry will have no more effect upon then
than it had in the late contest in New
York and New Jersey, Massachusetts ant
Wisconsin. 1t will rather stir the low
ers of the Union up to additional effor
for the ousting of these declared disun
%ionists from the high places which the,
now, and under Democratic rule mus
always. occupy in the government.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17
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e-- T.o,LIa. ,,;1 oa,t;,,o :, TTtol

F EHL" -NA
EE Troubles still continue in Utah,
Reliable information received at Wash,
ington, state that Judges SINCLAIR and
CRANDLEBAUGH are on their way &c
Washington. Mr.. HARTwELL, Secretary
Of the Territory, had already arrived
there. He reports continued assassina-
tons and murders, but no arrests, as the
Mormons Systematically obstruct the
course of justice. The opinion prevails
that the Courts will be useless unless the
Government change its policy. General
JOHNSON is SO restrained by instructions,
that he cannot move TO afford the neces.
ARMY ~ camp fioyd only serves 10 aI,v
to the prosperity of the Mormons, BY
means Of the large sums Of money spenr
IN the territory for supplies. .bsJ
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17
vh DIR. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THELUNGS!
DIR. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS

CINCINNATI, March III, 1859.
MEssRs. a. l.. ScovIILE a. Co.-Gents Two
wintrrs ago. was very low with Consumption,
and physicians seemed to fail to do me any per-
manent benefit, and l continued to grow worse
and worse, until my physicianto told etllat one
of my lungs ras entirely gone land that
could not get meA. then tried DIR. Halls Bal
sam, which at first sickened me but / soon
threw off large quantities ofmatter and phlegm,
my cough gradually ceased, my lungs began to
heal, and Icontinned to improve. till | was en-
tirely cured, and have been able to attend tc
my business ever since. / soon afterward re-
commended it to an acquaintance of mine, who
was a walking skeleton, and apparently worse
than / was. He. tells me ii was the means oil
saving his life. For further reference, call on
me at my residence, No. IS, south side of East
Third street, between Broadway and Sycamore
Streets, or at the Museum on Sycamore street.
JOHN A. BOWIQUINE.
See advertisement
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17

HORSE CENsUs.-The following curl
Gus account is given in A%ppleton's Cy-
clopedia, Of the number Of horses in the
various parts of the world ::
The general estimate has been eight to
ten horses in Europe for every hundred
inhabitants. Denmark has As horses TO
every hundred inhabitants, which is more
than any other European country
Great Britain and Ireland have 9 $500,
600 horses !; France 5000. 900; Austri.
an Empire, exclusive of Italy, 1900, 600
Russia $500, 600. The United States
have 5000. 900, which is more than any
European country; the horses Of the
whole world has been estimated at 81.
400, 900.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17

Death is but too often the termination
of what in its beginning was lightly
treated and fatally neglected as a com.
mon cold. The snow ball does not in
crease faster by rolling, than does dan
ger from an unchecked cough or cold.
When inflammation once sets in upon
the delicate tissue of the lungs, the pro-
gress of fire is scarcely swifter or more
fatal than that of Pulmonary disease
through its various stages, and its term
mus, death. Yet it may be arrested in
all cases by a prompt resort to DR.. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs. +sas
For sale by all druggists. and by agents
in every town in the country.
See advertisement.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17
Foreign News.

EE- BY the arrival of the steamship
Hungarian at Cape Race, on the 10th,
we have five days later news from Eu-
rope.
There bad been a violent storm on the
English coast, resulting in the destruc-
ton of a number of vessels, and the loss
Of hundreds of lives. The steamship
Royal Charter, from Australia. with half
a million sterling of gold on board, was.
driven ashore and broken up, and four
hundred and seventy lives lost. Only
th%irty-one of her passengers and crew
were saved. The ship Charles Holmes,
from Liverpool to Mobile, was also driven
ashore, and all her crew persisted. The
officers and crew of the Hungarian, at
the risk of their own lives, rescued forty
two persons from the wreck of a vessel
from Labrador, and sent them into St.
Johns, Newfoundland.
The condition of affairs at Naples was
considered alarming, and a fight was
thought to be pending. Gen. GARIBALD1
had issued astirring proclamation to the
Neapoli,ans. He had arrived at Turin
to have an interview with King VIcToR
EMANUEL, and his reception all along his
route was most enthusiastic. The En-
peror NAPOLEON had written to VIcToR
EMANUEL, urging him to accept of the
Villa Franco arrangement, so as to carry
out the treaty with Austria. The Zurich
Conference had re-assembled to take
formal action on the treaties agreed upon
between France and Austria, respecting
Italy. All the treaties would be signed
in a few days. A Congress of Powers,
including England. it is asserted, would
take place.
The Constitutional says that France
will not stand the action of England in
the Suez Canal affair, and the Paris cor
respondent of the London Herald says
that the tone Of the semi-oficial journals
is daily becoming more acrimonious to-
wards England.
Spain has declared war against Moroc.
co, and Marshall O'DoNNEL was to star.
at the end OF the week for Africa, to take
command. General enthusiasm prevailed
among the people, and the war was e
tremely popular. France will aid Spain
The American Ambassador had re.
turned from Pekin without having OBJ.
tanned the ratified treaty at that city
The ratification of The treaty had taker
place by commission, at Pehnang.
Breadstuffs were quiet but firm. Su
gar, Coffee, Tea and Rice are also re
ported as firm. Money was more string
ent, and there was an active demand.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17
Special Notltrs.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser having been restoredt to health
in q few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe Lung
Affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow suffer
ers the means of cure. To all who desire il he
will send a copy of the prescription used Gree q
CHARGE, with directions for preparing and using
the same, which they viii find a sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the prescrip-
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes ev-
cry sufferer viii try his remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Par
ties wishing the prescription will please I'D
dress
Is, REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, +.
$50 No. $50 First STREET,
30 6t) Williamsburgh, Kings Co, N. Y.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17
. SHERIFF,S. SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
l) sued out of and under the seal of the.
District Court of Buchanan county, Iowa, in.
favor of David Kepple, and against the lands
and tenements of Charles f.. Teneyck-thc'
following described mortgaged property, here
tofore attached by me, viz
The South west quarter of the Southeast quar-
ter of Section Twentyreight, in Township
Lightweight North. of Range Seven, West, in
the State of Iowa. D# s7fQ. q .aITE
Which J. will offer for sale at Public Auction I.
at the door of the Sheriff s ofice in the village of
Independence, on Saturday, the 18th day of De-
cember, A.. D. 1859, between the hours of Nine
o'clock A. M. and Four o'clock p. M. of said
day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said exc
cution end costs. WILLIAM MARTIN, q
t sou .i Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Independence, Iowa.,
Nov. l5,IS59. GEl ta r35-4t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17

LOWS great balloon, with which he
expects to cross the Atlantic, met with
quite an accident on the 18th instant
When some $1,000 feet of gas had been
let into it, a strong wind came up, and
the huge globe was blown about with
great force, and finally struck against &
sharp pole, which punctured alarge hole
in it, allowing all the gas to escape. The
damage is estimated at about So, 900,
The balloon is to be Immediately repair.
ed, and the imitation resumed.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17

BUFFALO. Nov, 8.
The grain elevator Of the N. Y. G. R.
Company was totally destroyed by fire at
II O'clock last night. 1t contained over
900, 600 bushels of grain, all of which
was destroyed. Loss on building and
machinery, about $4,000. uninsured !;
loss on grain sec, 900, fully insured
The extensive freight depot of the com
pany,~ adjoining was but slightly damag-
ed. Origin of fire unknown.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-11-17
Gerritt Smith has been sent to the In

Gerritt Smith has been sent to the In.
sane Asylum at Utica, he having recent
ly become violently insane. 1t is said
that he raves greatly about the Harper's
Ferry affair. However fanatical Mr..
Smith may be considered, none will deny
that he was a philanthropist-a man Of
large heart and of great abilities. We,
in common with thousands, hope his
mental disease will be of short duration.