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1mE NnNA srnrIAA-

FARTnER IoiNr, Srpt 81
The steamer Nova Scotian, from Liverpool
on the 1Ih met has passed this Point, Lound
up for Quebec
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TUX IRON CIrY.-This boat has not yet arrived,
but fears are felt for her as she detained at
the Sault for three or four days,
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To Domestic Practice Made Easy, or HomWo.
pathy simplihcd. No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Wcddcll.
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QUoITs-The Quot match came of on Tuesday
at Burtons on Pittsburgh street. as advertised, for
stakes ofSlOO a side. The players were Heushaw
Of East Gle veland and q man from Canada. The
distance was &c yards, GO points. Hcnshaw was
beaten ls points and the money was handed over
to his antagonist.
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LAKE ERIE HORSE BREEDERs ASSOCIATION
This Association met last night at the Weddell
House to complete arrangements for the Fair in
October. The Committees reported upon various
matters connected with tho Fair, and u schedule o.
premiums was arranged. The list will amount to
over $1,000. Such liberal provisions for n credit
able show, should be met with aid and encourage
ment by the citizens The list will be published in
due time.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

PLAIN AND oRNANENFAL PRINTING.
rE Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
Ione at the Printing Establishments of tho Leadfr ONCE
on the latest mpr we'd and rapid presses in tho
best style, short notice. and at reasonable Par.
cular attention paid to bEnk work Every description
ofBnding done especially Blank Books. gers Jouu
as Sales Books. Receiving Books, Sc. &c
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t.B1 No HoNE CONFLICTS WITHOUT lT.-DR.
JAS MoCLNTOcKs COLD AND CoUoH MIXTURE cures a
oug cold with tho uniform certaioty that water
quenches Ere, and is the prescription Of scoutifc ply
and master Of medicine Price only % coats,
sold by WM, FtSKE, Druggist,
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BUFFALO BoATs HAULED OFF.-'rhe steamers
CITY Of Buffalo and Western Metropolis have
been hauled of the route. The former left from
Buffalo for Monroe on Tuesday night, and the Me-
tropOlis from this point yesterday morning These
boats have been one of our "instiiutions' during
the season, and have carried many merry party
and tired wanderer between our two cities.
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THE OLD FoLEs'-This company will give after
noon concerts on to morrow and Saturday
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PARApE.-That tine company, the Cleveland
Grays, were out on parade yesterday afternoon.
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Ia The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers aud Olmsted's news dopols
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlans, us Ontario Street
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t-57 For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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SORE THROAT PLAGUE AND SORE THROAT.--
This quality of soizng hold and causing tho expulsion OF
depraved humors possessed by other medicine than
BRANDETHs PILLS. They opolue only upon the tissues
involved that is eft cted by the disease In fact they
seize upon those humOrs not much from preference
from natural affinity because their lo is below that
the surrounding puts aud which, set ling the tissues
the throat that around the throat r3son prudcces
throat throat plague and the headache and e
YER Within hOur alter nur slI pills taken the
is felt peculiar creeping the pHrt Affected OF
collecting the diseased humOrs ready for expulsion
No OhuTtur Senlug effect from their
because they cannot act unon healthy parts Taken early
they prevent all diseases Oh how import u
sickness that m9diHu which only eatngushUs the
disease, md isaycs nu evil effects behind.
Sold ut No 29i Canal Bruuuroth's Building; ant hy
A. Gadnr, No. 900 SUI error street Cleveland and by
D. H. WhsedOn, Hudson, and all respectable dealers ~
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FATAL RESULT OF TIE POWDER MILL ExpLo.
sIoN.-George Warwick, who was injured by the
Powder Mill explosion Of two weeks ago, died
from his injuries on Wednesday, the l4th inst, and
was buried the Friday following on the farm o.
his father-m-law, Ar, c. Reeves. Warwick was
most worthy young mau, much respected by his
employers and fellow workmen, who deeply lament
h is sudden death. He leaves wife and one child.
lie had friends in or near Pittsburgh, and papers
of that city will please make a note of his death
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Nj. j. DICKERSON.
Late Of the firm Of Amber Dickerson,)
DENTIST


Late Of the firm Of Amber Dickorson,)
DENTIST.
OFcs 259 Superior street. near KsHieifs Store.
Dr. Ms suit Of ready and he would
be pleased to all ef his old patrons and Others who
may wish the services Of dentist Ulcopted teeth treat
ed augs aud ued exposed nerves capped and
ed uso teeth inserted gold, silver, corate orvulcan
base or platinum plate with continuous gum, which ~
40 much used east mv23
teS- If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to east their devils out il is who ye
this waer-ogged country The masmatic poison of our
swuinps and Marshes becomes vertable devil in the
blood reyel in the Agues aud Feve which shake ard
corch us all. Ayers "AeUE CURB is said to he the
pote need and OF neghbors who have tried
confirm tho rspnrt .-I0uraqt. Plano. IN
BRYAN'S TASrELEsS VERAuFUGE.
From State Of Muino TO Baton Rouge
All know RRYAN's NEgMtFuGE;
THsteiess, harmless death to worms
OF all sizes, Kinds aud forms:
Mothers feel. indeed, secure
With this painless, peerless cure.
Price o: cents. Sold by VIM FISRE,
sep2Rs Cleveland.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reporied by the Uniou Telegraph,
pfIlcEi WARiNG's MOCK, CORNER on BANK AM
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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Russian Steam Bathing Rstablishmenl,
% Hicks S., near Ensins House No. 10,
Cleveland, West side.l
UHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is


UHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is
universally kuOwn al over EuEupo. where itis estab-
lshod all the larger cities and even IN many o. the
smaller towns, aud 10 10 HonoulY approved b a hed
iGni nuthuIcs as not only safe, quick thirient and
tTubosoma disoHsss hut also promoter Of healh pre-
sewer OF Oh, aud most poweful sleps,het ~
lhr nervous syalsu that no particular reconnehualh e
"A IA called nT A. puuyinE aud nNigofnhH stsnl int
IN, skin hi. hath acknow lodged 10 20 eulfea " "
oheT SaI whairv r. BW Tho Singular oethil etloh o.
strn water ctinn aud ukt TrisSt eAlnte "a he-o es
al isbtnents siaris the whole mHiy ~ such powerful
rrtt M olhsf Trmfdes. Rheumatism, sa hheum HAS
W,T KinE Eytt FarCr SafrA Dnpsy and AN ethet lls-
nam ed ~ morbid action OF tho eAih
~, 4. dtnl IN c, ed withiu sHlu hng iniemal medicine
n',rsses IA Tho nir-pnssagos Cualih, Coufhlns aud
syn soue fnnH OnnfumAon, ~ NOT advanced TOO af,
F1iaTsnohi of The l,ef anl Splsen DYnpeUsy, Piles
Asrruinsui SrrciulOus hW rlhuH, fafHiync lyttecA
R6eii,s ti6u aud sometimes fploIto iits. Deaiposs,
snd great nunheT OF pihuT ailmens are successfully
irrted Of the ocincy ~ steam haihing " Az these ~
drtnns there the hInplest pfnoi on record, Nehns n
atuuA ur A. hut what actually be done, ana Nhat
ever Ono inay experepce IN hmseh'
JUST Try m
Cold Warm MatuT hulhs, we'll he eaoNgl hatAi
are o0nnscal with this establishment, and can % usea
IicRsTa.-A sugo Steam hath g oeps per eoE, e9
A cold OF warm water Hath 10 ctii VI 0oA lhl
Iufs Of admissan ioI Ladies' Tuesdays Thursdays and
gnunavs in the forenoon tnr 0tnomtn oAllat hs ~
ter,oons vi the same dnis gla 70 eolueA Aea eeh
da's from to u S''iks 'Hiksfai4NN RAEBEI, PrOprlsos,
clsvslspd Avs ls1h' isis sas'as''
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~ For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Smut, go to b g. Dietz, N Superior st.
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LAKE, snoRE KAILRoAn.

Fare to Now York ,.......................$12OO
" Boston.......,................. 1900
Philadeph phia...............,........ ] 90
" Baltimore mOre,...........................I 1900
Second Glass TO Bunhlo ........ 200
Tickets on sale ut tho Union Onice, d. Horton,
Agent, and at the Lake Shore Depot OGioe, By
ron c. Harris Agent. RS
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DR. II, TUnBs,-Tho post Office address Of DR.
T. has been so often requested Of late that be takes
this method Of informing his patients generally
that it is Young America, Warren county, llli-
nois, d&wlt
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

s.y~ See advertisement of DR.. saurords Liver
uvigoratOr
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klY' "HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
sRARcHrs.' should ba read by everybody It treats
sonnctsd diseases aud tho results Of early nal practice
the that frequently lead 10 unhappy qTrigges tei
relief md veuon with r,pous Instructions to the
sure method OF dpeitug the rlisgUings THAT frequently
take hold OF those about to enter into the marriage state
The work beauiy illustrated with colorod engray ngs,
and is raught with wholesome advice aud II uytlOus.
Sold by DR.. BARROW, l51 Prince street New York.
Price % cents. Sent free.
soldby GAYLORD HAMMOND, and WNI. FISRE,
DYlgaisis CLEVELAND SEND
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his father-m-law, bIr, c. Reeves Warwick was
most worthy young man, much respected by his
employers and fellow workmen, who deeply lament
h ia sudden death. lie leaves n wife and one child
lie bad friends in or near Pittsburgh, and papers
Of that city will please make note of his death.
CARD or TnANKs.--ln consequence Of the alb
seuce from town of the Secretary, a publication Of
the following card of thanks has been unayoidaby
left out.
The Board Of Managers Of the Cleveland Orphan
Asylum gratefully acknowledge the proceeds Of a
steamer excursion on the 10Th Of August, gener-
ousy donated to them by Capt Pierce. Also the
gTatutous services Of "Lelands Brass Band" on
said OCCASION which added greatly to the enjoy
ment Of The guests.
On behalf Of the Board,
hRs. CHARLEs TERRY, Sec'y
ARRIVAL or THE II. IL. HARMON From LIVER
PooL.-The schooner r.. II. Harmon, Captain r. A.
Burke, arrived from Liverpool yesterday morning.
The oGicers furnished the following memoranda Of
the trip to the Press
The Harmon left Liverpool on July 2Oth, and
from that date to her arrival in Quebec only cxpe.
rienced one fair day A succession OF westerly
gales made passage exceedingly tedious and Diff
cult. Sometimes she was driven back sixty or
seventy miles by the storm. Old naygators on the
Atlantic say they have not for many years expert
enced as much difficulty In making western pas
sages as they have encountered this fall. The
Canada, fine ship which arrived at Quebec few
days before the Harmon. was ninety DAYS ln getting
from the Clyde to Quebec. The Harmon was only
forty.nine days running from Liverpool to that
port.
In long. 80 deg W. the Harmon fell in with the
j. G. Desbler, Capt Gale which sailed from the
Clyde on the same day that the Harmon left Llv
erpooL They met occasionally afterwards, aud
arrived in the Gulf together
In long, Al deg. W. the Harmon met the new
ship Excellent five days from Quebec, having thus
far made an extraordinary quick run. Sho came
out Of her course TO speak the Harmon. Bird
Islands ia the Gulf Of St. Lawrence, was the frst
} land sighted. On the 7th inst Quebec was reach
ed The Harmon and Deshler kept company uu
Ill they reached the Lachine canal, when the liar
mon took the lead. The Deshler was at Port Dal
, huesle at p. A. Monday, and probably left III,
canal yesterday.
! Capt. Burke reports the Harmon as bayinl
proved herself a splendid sea-Yesscl, the storm.
not having damaged her in the least She bring
220 tons pig iron and 10 tons sal soda for r. r
Handy, 100 crates Of crockery for lluntngtol
4 Brooks, 10 tons steel for G.. Worhngton
Co., 100 cases ale and 10 eka hardware for j. s
CunDiugham.
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The Great vital RSgenoraEoF,
TRIES HEDH Ar!
doc5 dSw " 2Go o. v -'' Hasais Cleveland
That Professor woods Hair Restorative
WTILL pKESRVE INEALIJBLY

WILL PkESRVE II INBALLIBLY
w the grD,gth aud color uf the hniT, At
thrtc Times week, 10 any Imaginable ago PHricctY re-
ure tlr gay cover the bald with nututCs
tbs hhti make a nOte soft und heautiml than OIL
aud protuu the scalp free from all dseusea 30 the
ago stat, slncn, Judges Attorneys utcto1s Clorgymeu
Professional Wen and Grtt aud Ladies' Of alt rlusses
an over the would, bear testimony that do not
much ~ us favor dead the follow ng aud Judge:
HCHnHY GHOvE. ST Charles Co, Mo, Nov. 49, ls57.
Phof q. J Moop-Daar SIR homs tine lHit summer
We were induced To Of Hair RestOmve and
s'hecs were 20 wunduFfui lee 1ur duty t. you and
the utiiiCttd 10 report IL.
Our lttlu sons head for time had ba orfectly
COVERED with Sores aud Bms called t scad head The
hair almost cuuy oil Ia quouoo, when ireId
seeing hi suluTnps advised To yuuT Restorave
We DID with little hupH OF bat 10 surprise
and that o all our friends very few applications removed
lhC dlscHsn UhtraY, aud aud uKurunt crop ui ha
Soon stHttid "a aud say that hoy has a
healthy rulp and nHunant crop OF hair nly ohtT
thd. We eau theTefu o. and du hereby Your
Restorative AS perfect remedy ur all diseases Of the
C4ip Hnd hair. We uHTe yours respectfully,
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HOLLowAY's Pills Yellow Fever, the
sesurge Of the southern portion of the States cured
prevented by the timely of this anti ebro
dy The hidden Of this dire disease by
action the diseased liver uud iganzcs the vital
elerges afer removing the coutagiou itself
Sold the manutactory, No 50 Maidon Lane, New
York aud by all Druggists 25c, &c. aud 81 per pot
box. seplg:2h5
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TrHE BEST ARTIFICIALH HELP TO
II nIIE lIuAIAM .InIIT ENER INNENTEnI


ezlGSG1lM
25|
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~ Tna Subscription hook of the Cosmonolitau AT
citation s nav opcn or the Oh year hnd that portion
OF tho public
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IeV- CHILLs and FEVER Chills and Fever =
Que OF the greatest remedies that has been laid be-
fre the pub ic for Fever and Ague and hch has re-
csvcd highest oucomiums m the press ard the peo-
pie is Dr.. HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED BITTERS.
VINO would endure the tOrtures arising from this terrible
disease, when it can be ensy cured Who would
duro seepcss nights burning ievers aud icy chs alter
nately when remedy can be obtained for tr.ne
And how mauy families lngtr painful existence
under this desdly blight, tnd do nothing hut gup down
quinue. until becomes common their daily meals;
aud yet they not relieved None but the foolish snd
weak would to procure these valuable Btters and
save themselves intense agony.
For by Druggists aud dealers generally sver where
Sepl9lw
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For sale. Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
Anis as Rs@me" at the ProprietOrs pfless. 4'''
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CnURCHILLS HYPOPHOSPBITES.

A Nile GREASE-For lubricating
"A Wagon Ares Mlll GEARING aud heavy bearings q
tVhl Hteciipl ~ THIS ~ the cheapest durable
Aind o! Grease IL use for this purpose For sale hy
lHG o w FlsKE,
umpire SPRING CONGRESS
hNE9 W. FiSkE.
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~ GiE0. w. v. VT IiIIiaaINnorRAM.

WNTLNTl
PRuF WuOD-Dcnr Siti NY hutf hah dT several yeArsl
heen becoming aturuly gray accompanied by hulF
which rendered the application Of on
siry N drJssi ~, When cummiiood using your Hair
kuslpraliVe abuut two mouths asO 4 vas ln that condpn
and hHvlrg Cuut ued t within tho three last weeks
Il hhHtunud O natural color aud assumed soltness
and ibre greatly ho preferred uhOso produced bf the
nppcpl uuuO other preparation have ever used.
rea ard lisens able article urgyn adtesOet,
whether 20 bo uuoi aa Hair Restorative ur simple
purpose OF dressing hoauiHg the huir. f0uhuvo
tu all who any doubt OF Us
performing all that Ia claimed Tor Il,
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Cincinnati o FOb TO- 1851. ll3 Third y,
pHOf Wu0D-DeaT Sir. BY the advice oi Mend OF
niue who had bron usrg your Hair Rostoratye, was
Induced 10 ny hAf the fever tmu iust May aud
nearly nuir in my head came uu Now ny halt has
gtcai duu Thicker than eyertt was Nothing but
duly and synathy that "a O. communicate 20 others
wha afflicted us have bee would induce mo Co gNe
this public uf the heurt have received
iTum Prof MOud's HaiT Restorative.
Yours sraEpsctfully,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-10

E We publish, on The outside Of to-
days paper, a rather lengthy letter from
HENRY WARD BEEcIIER, which we think
eminently worthy an attentive perusal.
1t has, perhaps. too much of an air OF
condescension aboutit, towards Mr. Par
KER, a man whose intellect is vastly SUI
perior to Mr.. BEEcHER's) but neverthe-
less it breathes the true spirit of liberal
ity and Christian kindness. 1t would
hate men credited with their acts, and
not with their professions, and scorns that
bigotry which refuses association and CO.
operation with men of diverse belief.
Society would be vastly better with lit
tie more Of Mr.. BEECHER's spirit. We
heartily wish that we had little more Of
it in our own community.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-10
JohafCameron.
PETIT JURORS.

Eg- 1t is now stated positively, on the
authority of the President, that Mr.. CoBB
is preparing communication to Cong
ress recommending revision of the tar
if, and it is thought that bill for thai
purpose will be able to pass The Senate.
Mr.. CoDB has sent communication to
the House, in reply to resolution ask
ing for information as to the actual and
probable receipts and expenditures of the
present fiscal year, in which he states
that the evidences are that the receipts will
not be equal to the expenditures, and
thinks the best way to meet the defcien-
cy is by modification of the revenue
laws.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-10

if proof is given that the person entering
the land, or his heirs, have continued to
reside thereon during that time, and have
not alienated the same or any part there
of, then, on payment of ten dollars, he
shall received patent. The land so en-
tered shall not become liable for any
debts contracted before the patent is is
sued. If the occupant leaves the land
for a longer time than six months before
the expiration of five years, the land shall
revert to the government. No individ-
ual will be allowed TO make more than
one entry under the provisions of this
act. .a-I ..E .h .Et ial
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-10
Agriculture.

As death has all seasons for its own,
so the farmer of every cline has some
thing that needs doing at every season
of the year. Not less important is it,
that he is at his post after the latter har-
vest has been gathered to the garner,
than when the first breath of spring is
giving new life to the vegetable kingdom.
What then are his peculiar duties at this
season, when the frosts of winter have
formed a barrier between him and the
soil. First of all, it is alike his duty
and his interest to see that his stock have
good shelter, where, during the long
winter nights, they can be protected
from the piercing and cold winds, that
sweep over the prairies. During the
day, it seems necessary that they should
to some extent roam in the cornfelds and
around the straw licks; but at night,
all should be gathered to their yards,
which should be SO divided, that the
young and weak may be protected from
the rude assaults Of the strong. With
half novels enough for the herd, those
that need the shelter most, are driven
abroad /; and the result is, that if the
tanner does not have their hide before
spring. they just manage to keep limit
and life together; and IN the spring, are
actually of much less value than in the
fall. Thetru economy for every farmer
is, to keep no more stock than he cal
keep in constant thriving condition.
Now, is there any apology here. wher,
two hands in as many days, with few
poles covered with straw or grass, from
the prairie, can make sheds as adequat,
every way, to protect from the storm
and the wind, as those, which in olde
countries cost hundreds of dollars.
had it in my mind when l commenced
tospeak Of another branch of farm work
which cannot be neglected in the winter
without sad results to the prosperity o
the farmer, but / see that my article il
getting long. Ifthis meets your appro
val, perhaps you may hear from me
again.
A. 4.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-10
Sherif,s Sale

RY VIRTUE of an Execution issued out Of
~ and under the Seal of the District Court
OF Buchanan county, Iowa, in favor of Robert
Plane. and against the goods and chattels lnnds
and tenemcnts of Lewis Shroyer, George Hirsh !
or and Frederick Yonnt, | have levied upon the
following described property, yiz:,ri- I'm oin;
The northeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter, and northwest quarter Of the northeast QUAR-.
ter of section twenty ye and the southeast QUAR-
ter OF the southwest quarter, and the southeass
quarter OF the southeast quarter Of section
twenty four, in township eighty7seyen. range
ten west Of the fifth principal meridian, Iowa.
" hich property rs above described, J. will
offer for sale at Pablic Auction. ut the door Of
the Sheriff 5; Office, in the village Of Indepsn-
dence, on Saturday, the 18th day Of March, A.
ID. 1859, between the hours Of Nine o'clock A,
NJ. and Fonr o'clock p. M. Of said day, 10 the
highest bidder, 70. satisfy said execution and
costs. NM WILLIAM MARTIN Sheriff,
Sheriff s Office. Independence, Iowa,l -
@iH February Sd, 1859. ~" f474t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-10
To Correspondents.

lES We appreciate highly the favor
Of our friend who has furnished us with
the Meteorological Table published this
week, and hope that he win continue to
SO favor us. ,I f.;G
"A.fZ.' is welcome to our columns,
aud we hope he will endeavor to impart
all the practical information upon Agri-
cultural matters that his experience has
CLEANED. Will not few more of our
farmers follow his example +? BY the
way, what has become Of our friends,
Messrs RANKIN and SMITH, who prom
ised US communications. the first upon
his experience with the Hungarian grass.
and the other in reference to sowing tame
grass upon the unbroken prairie sward ?
We have another good piece Of poetry
from O. SHERWOOD, which shall appear
next week. .Ie9 ~ ieA"a.
We have been unable to find the paper
containing the article spoken of by our
welcome correspondent X. Y. t
y" As" communication came too
late for this weeks edition. ~.