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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-11-30
FEVER AVID .aG UE.

IRON which mankind suffer a large part of the
II globe, is the consequence of a diseased action in
the system, induced by the poi masm Of vegc-
table decay. This exhalaon is evolved by the action
of solar heat wet SOIL and rises with the watery
vapor from It, While the j. below the horizon this
vapor fingers the earh- surface and the virus is
taken with through the lungs into the blood There
II acts irritating poison the internal vsccra
and excreting organs OF the body. The liver becomes
torpid and fails secrete not only this virus but also
the bile from the blood. Both the virus and the bile
accumulate in the circulation, and produce violent
constitutional disorder The Spleen the kidneys, and
the stomach sympathse with the liver and become dis-
ordered also Finally the instinct of organi M
If an attempt to expcl the noxious infusion,
tratcS the whole blood Of the body In the Internal ex
cretories to force them to cat out The blood leaves
the surface and PUSHES to the central organs with
gestive violence This ia the CHILL. But in this eff
fort Il fails. Then the FEVER follows. I'm which the
blood leaves the central organs and rushes to the
face If in another effort to expc the irritating poi
through that other great excretorythe skin. In
this also it fails, and the system ahandons the attempt
exhausted and waits for the recovery strength to re-
reat the hopeless effort another day. Thee the
fits or paroxysms OF FsvER and AGuE. Such consti-
tutional disorder will Of course undermine the health
il it Is not removed
We have labored to find and have found, antidotc
AYERS AGUE CURE,
which neutralizes this malarious poison ia the blood
and stimulates the liver to expel from the body A
it should it does this affecting d order with
pcrfeet certainty. Aud It does more, rather does
what is more service to those subject to this nec
ton Iftaken in 1t expes it from the system
it absorbed, and thus keeps those who it free
from its attacks keeps the system in health although
exposed to the disease. Consequently not only
but protects from the great variety Of auons which
are induced by thi. malignant influence, such Re-
mittent Fever, chill Fever, Dumb or masked Ague,
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers. Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout. Blindness,
Toothache. Earache. Catarrh, Asthma, Pap,tations,
Painful affections of the stomach and Bowels, all
which, when arising from this cause will be found
assume less the intermittent type This sAGUE
CURE removes the cause OF these derangements aud
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
EIGHTY ACRES
SHERIFF'S SALES.

10y virtue OF >undry wriiS OF 'end-tA. ami
ID L"v.Fa. ISSUED out OF HE Court "i 'on-
mon Pleas OF Union county and to me directed
VIII he exposed To pn"ic >ale OF QUERY "H
The dates aud al Tue places i"'""IhS' 10 VIII
On Friday thr I1th day of AUruSt
1854 IF the niiiic b,u>.. of Michael KIcc4rcr
~, Ib,. b,.r,,a.u ot New, E,rriu. at 10 o'rlrck.
NJ a certain rrart Of land ,,,ultc IN Llme.tou,.
r,yu,nrp and comfy of -nirn. containing Tea
Acres more or less. bounded north by lands
Of hJsalom Sw.urtcrI, east by land, of Phiir
Gross. south hy Penn, Creek aud We hy 'aud
O! IuhH mitchell, wherrun are erected two
storey GRINT NILL,a frame Dwelling house.
a Tram" Tenant house, a frame Stable, with
other ou'-rHIN,ues. aui tho aTTugteaaucc--
a. tie property OF Michael Nagucr,wIlh notice
tu >amasi l.ou" and Charlotte Long, terrc
lrualI>. and ui CHlrtot'r long and SIHl Long.
Also. at the same time and place. 4
Lot and = half of Ground more nr les. situate.
g., tl,. bnrnuuh ,.i N.u. HarIIn. Iui.u crunfv.
marked ON t,,. ro,yp ,lnt \, Iz- 3ai hall r,,.
I51.hauutri south by New Market street, ,wc,'
hr Io' I19, north bv an alley. anA east hy ha.i
LIT lJh Whcrcun are erected a tWo->rllry
Hfams House. a well ut good water WIN a
pump. ant o.hcr ouI-huiidIu@-,W with rnr appur-
tcuanccs-a> the property 81 Adam Ma.lr.
Also on fine ,a,un ,lov nj - n'rIork
= u at,r. .r,r.f.,. b.,.,.,f H., I.r..g.i,fl
l,..r..rgt, .f l,l1i,h,r., I-,.., c,,tr,, a r,r-
ran, ,,r,,,ur.l ,-f,,,t, ~, >a,4 L.r.i..h ,,...
connie. l.l,..f.l ,.,,, h., Tr,rf Stree, w.
I,. r,t ,- T.I, E,.,..,o,. ,...r,b b, .,u ,,...,-
east h, i,, of J.,lsa B,4trrr vbcr..n .r.
,r,... ~, ,,,...,..,.'. .I',rr.. n...,..... r....
H., f..> Sail. .,..,r ..r.,,..i ,,..,-,'.'...
=, nu,un ami on,I.Yi,.iinl. ,r,,h ,ar1rrnr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
New Agricultural settlement.

To ALL WANTING FARMS, II rare opportunity in q
delightful aud healthy climate - miles southeast
lhilai"lhia on the Camien and Atlantic Railroad New
.icr-ry.
old consisting Of several Thousands # acres
Of productive soil has teen divide, into Farms various
sizes I" suit the purchaser. poIulat 81 1900,
from various parts Of the middle states and New England
have settled there the past year improved their places
aud raise, excellent crops. The price the land is al
the low Of fr" - so per acre. the .oIl OF
best quality Tor the PRODUCTION OF Wheat, Glover, Corn
Peaches. tnIcs AMI Vegetables. II is considered the
h> irut soil in the Union. The place l. perfectly
cure from ir"sts-thc destructive enemy ot the farmer
Crop Of grain. ana fruit growing an can
lee Seen Iy examining the place itself jud-
hrht can Il" l"ft'i "t tir lr"iucEtess Of Tia" ltud
III" term. made EASY to secure the raii improve
ueut Of the land which Is only sold tor ortI iJ prince
The result has been, that within III. rst .,tr
-anr h,.' hngt'i hts5 have been erected. two mills
steam, stores forty ,iuynrIs auI Peach
orchards, planted, and ar-" number Of other improve,
ments, making II cs.Tah'ani active place OF IIu
THE MARKET,
the ralrr may IcrlSr from t location, IS the best
the Iuiou Produce bringing double the price than
locations away from the city, aud more thu double
the price than the West. It Is known that the earliest
and l 81 fruit, ani vegetables in this lattu troI
New Jercy au are annually exported to the extent Of
msos.
In i5catin- hrrr. the settler las many alyaut,ss
He within lew hours IIlg pi ti. -rr CITIES ct NcS
u-aui ani Ndli" States. Dc is his olt friends
and ->"r"tons. he IS III sfit n0gst.y, irht'" 'rg
tryrrl'1t Of ,fDy' ANIL srit-rtie5l of i.ui Ir
huy every arua, Ar wants at the cheapest price.
and soil his rI,rue tor tn, highest in tie West this
l. r"vcrs be hiss non- for MS children. divine
vice, and "l uUJy uYrn winter. aud dvIl-hffu els
mate. where fever utterly unknown. The result ~
th" chan upon those from 90" North. has generally
been to rystCrr them to .Ncril'ut state o health
In the way # bulIu- and IuIl ing lumber lr
obtained at the mills th" rt" OF $40 10 l5 rrr thou
eaui bricks from III" brrk yaJd opened Ia the place
every urt'rcan De procured ia the place suot carTrn
trr~ at hand. auI there i place IL tht tulHu
whore buildings and mPr"vcm' nis can be mad" cheaper
The rrrr will 1T be- struck with the advantages
here presented, and himself why the property Lss
lcru taken up before Tie reason is, it was never
ItTftpxU
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
Auditors Notice.

FNHE undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Court Of Union county 10 distribute the
money arising ont of the effects Of Hnry "
fries IN the hands of Thomas Rcber his As
SIgnee,wIll attend To the duties of his appoint
ment and meet the parties interested al his
Once IN the borough Of irwIsburg on Friday
the lSt day of July, 1859, at 10 o'clock \ NJ
Of SAID day: OF which all concerned will please
take notice. WIN. JONES, Auditor
June &, 1859
- The above Audit is continued by consent
until Saturday the 23d day Of July next, al the
hour and place above stated.
June -, 1873 WN. JONES
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

r~-1- The subscriber offers To sell the
Ti-'-- $50 large Brick Foundry al the west
,-,-,-s- II 1end of Market street, lncluIIng
-: g. ~ -s- the Wareroom, Office, and the
Machinery altachcd-alSo large amount Of
Patterns for Patent Rights for Agricultural
Machinery. Stoves, &c. 1t Is regarded a> one
ot The best locations for 4 good, safe business.
The Propricror'S time is wholly cngrossrd in
another cmpluvm cn;, which is the reason he
desires To dispose Of this Foundry. For ANY
lurthcr particulars, address
WILLIAM FRiCk, Lewishurg,
Feb. 1853 tui.u Go. Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
Grand Jurors-Sept. Term, 1859.

C,I,t ByflI5e-Jlhn T Nr,wn. S1mI ZrIlrr,
Abraham Frederick Iacob S'ircr
ub,ye D.,r-Jnpa> Fisher. David Sicrinccr
S,mu.l B Paving
P,,E,be-I,mcS BraIe
Mar Berlin-Iohn VI Ecnfer. Robt Swincforl.
Jinc,f9yc-Inhn LcIhy. John VI Taylor
E,Yy-Pcter Guycr, Laird Howard
WM,pI,,rg-Joscph Gutelus, WIN Smith. Ino
! Barber
U,1 Bnfaioe-Gcnrgc f Shearv. Jacob Kline,
Lhn /. Beaver
T,,,;.y,,rr- r II purIy. Jphn Ururhion
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
LEATHER FOR SALE,
AND
Cash paid for Hides !,

INllE subscriber would respectfully inform
1 the public that he has now on hand a
select assortment of the best SOLE LEATHER
for the supply Of his customers. Together with
a superior lot Of UPPERS, which he will sell
upon accommodating terms.
He solicIrS the attention of the Farmers to
his prices for HIDES.
All having Hides To dispose Of will 10 better
To call upon han than To place them in the
hands OF Agents. a. he is determined 10 give
satisfaction IN this particular branch Of pur-
chaSes. l.. ]. HULL
IeWIShnrC. Iune l. 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
Jonathan Wesbit's Estate,

N-OTiCE is hereby given that Letters Of
Y Administration on the Estate ol Jonah-
an NeSblr, late of LewiSbur- borough, Union
county, deceased, have been granted by the
Register Of Union county 10 the subscriber.
All persons indebted to said estate will make
Immediate payment; and those having claims
viii present them properly authenticated for
settlement. HUGH p. SHELLE2,
LewiSburg. June =. 1881 Administrator
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
FOR SALE,

~ South F.nh street, property -
~ Consisting Of good Frame House R-is
ON 4 hall Lot ol ground. Terms easy. Apply
10 Nav m \. r. WORSE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
Real Estate in Illinois

NOR SALE.-The under, Gncd, Executors
of the estate Of MANY SCHWARTZ, late Of
White Deer Tp, Union Go, Pa, deceased, Will
offer al Public Sale, at the public house Of
Wml.. Ritter. in New Columbia, county aiorc-
said, on Saturday, 1uly 3O,h, 1889, most
desirable Tract Of Land, containing
EIGHTY ACRES
situated IN Stephenson county, Illinois. within
five miles Of the city of Frccport. The lani
is of the best quality Of Limestone, and is
partly cleared. 1t is Siluacd on the line Of Il
Railroad, having Depot within quarter "i
miir. There are several Springs ON the
tract and a stream Cf Water ran, thro' It.
Sale 10 commence at o'clock, + ", when
Terms Will be made known hv
GEORGE J. SCHW ARiX,
JACOB SCilN AEIX,
White Deer Tp, Iuly H.. Executors
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
LEWIS rsg.IEEH,
1 RCIllIECT and Builder.

Il LENTNBUKG. ri
Office in The University Binding Gs3l
nIE Nthf'NIpN I-fR"FR-a new Fspap,r devoted
Ia Literature aTd rIcuiturc. also citing fr:h full
accounts q" the new settlement Of liammcnon. in New
Jcr'y l., subscribed + o. at only ~ cent, r,r 1,,ri
i"'.usc postage stamps for the amount. Address To
Elior Of the Farmer, iammoutou. p g.. Atlantic Co.
N'w Jersey. These wishing cheap land, of IT,, best
quality in one t the hcalthicst and most delightful eli
mates IN Nh" Union, aI.i whore crops ar. never cut
DE-" 10y ir~t the terrible scoure of the uurth suc al
v'rts'mcUt Of lIammouton Lands
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
Union COUNTY STAR LEWISBURG CHRONCIEJULY %, 1850

AN ABUNDANCE OF SMALL FRUrTS.-
The present season appears to be prolific
of almost every kind of small fruit, such
as cherries, raspberries, blackberries and
currants. The introduction Of the custom
of preserving fruit without sugar, in air
tight cans or jars, has greatly increased
the demand for all kinds of fruit suitable
for the purpose, and people now give
much attention to providing a stock for
winter consumption. Nothing can be
more healthful or delicious in the winter
and spring than fresh fruit preserved in
this manner, which is at once cheap and
effective when properly managed. Every
person having command Of a small patch
of ground can very easily supply them
selves with an abundance of berries, al
most for the trouble of gathering, as DO
plant is more easily propngatcd than the
raspberry and blackberry.
PENNSYLVANIA LAW SCuooL.-The
want of an Institution in this State, where
young men can pursue complete course
of legal education, has long been seen and
felt. To supply this acknowledged def
cheney, it is contemplated (by an infor
nal Associatiou) to open law School at
Lswisburg--a central location, and easy
of access. The University which is now
there established, possesses in its Charter
the power to confer degrees upon Law
graduates, ana has the requisite rooms
Application Will be made to the Boards Of
the University, at their session in July, TO
favor the project, as it is hoped to open
the School early in the coming Autumn.
-BloomsJvry Dam.
BAGXUM ON THE EAGLE-p. T. Bar
mum delivered Il Fourth Of July Grafton
at Bridgeport, Conn. Here is an extract:
"Thc 'Amarcan Eagle j. considerable of
a bird-may she fly for ever, Bat if cy-
cry yagaJond who can stuff b4llot boxes,
AMI swiudle bis way into Office, is allowed
to pluck feather; if the Bird Of Liberty
is to be dcspoilcd by unprinci.Irl pcli,i-
clans; if she is to extend her wings over
the slave trade and piracy; if she is to
protect Reputation, and be made rrsrou-
sibla for al. the crimes which Canrros,Ion-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
StIsss.E. II. GESTB{-.
Attorney al Law.

OFFICE on South Second near Market 81
" LEW INBJEG. RI.
! ? All Professional Business entrusted 10
his care viii be faithfully and promptly atIrn-
del To Sept. II, 1891
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22

A Business Stand on Market Street

N0fs RE.IT-nonc better for slIlllner'
i for a Grocer, Trimmings. &c. Apply Ia
July II 4. T.. DENORMhNDiE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22

William Jones would hereby inform
the public thar he wiI be candidate for the
office Of C0INTN TREASURER, >ulJec, To
the nomination Of the County Convention ul
the @9ih Of August next. May -. 80
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22

FsNO the Citizens Of tnjra couutv.-I take
this m,'hod OF informing the people ol
the county thar will hc a caud. 1ajc trr the
oiice Of EVNthOEOtaTJ al the cu,uir-
ciocucn- subject To the jrcI>icn q the COM
vcntlon ot the opponents of the National Nt-
rnnIStralion. John B!lGER
MiiiIuhurg. MAY IG. 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
FOR REM T J

lHSo lSo r"" " ~1.h'osa oos ggT"'da 9Grdple% at pre-
Saloon. They are suitable for SHOPS.
For Terms apply 10
Jan. 81. 1858, JOHN Il. LINN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22

Two the Voters of Union county: Guc gen
1 Grafton has passed away since the 'a3-r
Township of While Deer has been reprr>er-
tel IN the Beard ot County Commissioners.
therefore take this method ct proposing Nj.
SAMUEL MARSHALL before The @g.h Aug.
Convention, a commissioner. He is
a naive OF our county. a considerable tax
payer. and party man every way i- c.npe-
tent and worthy. NELLY
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22
FOR SALE.

FNHE well known Tavern stand -
al the east end of the LewiSbuTg Ia
Bridge, IN Chilli>quaque township, Nurlh'd
Co. 1t will be sold on reasonable terms.
Inquire of WILLIAM PRICK.
Lewishurg, Dec. II, 1855.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-22

10y virtue of >uudry writS of Ncnd. TX. AMI
ID lev Fa issued out Of The Couri "l Com
mon Pleas of Union county and to me directed,
VII hc exposed to public sale or outcry, on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-25

lsrtic and Psci6c Ship Csoal Company Niexsssp
is called for Friday nett, the s6th
The ste amer from Boston today took sSoD"oo N
specie, and the Hamoosi is, from thus pori SiesS".
TIE sLpmsn, on Saturday viii rot. it is thought OK
coed hall million, ueless the Caifornia bars arrive
il time. OF the shipment, large portion viii be sd
yer.
The protested drafts Of the Pennsulsr Bank Of De-
troll, we've paid todsy by the Bank Of the State Of
Nev-York.
The dividend Of y cent declared by the Oswsgs
ard Syracuse Railroad vii be paie to the Ns~ Ysrk
stockholders by TIE transfer agent Henry A. Oakley.
a. TIE Office OF the Howard Insurance Company, Ne.
CO Wall street, on Sept. !.
TIE business of the Clearing House today vas
81. C00. Tso hundred sheets tassgned) OF the
Maiden Mass Bank have been stolen from the rea-
depce of the President.
Convection will be held at Cleveland %
Thursday Of next week, .. which the Ceve-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati, Wabash Valley.
Little Miami, Clevelsrd ana Toledo Michigan SoatA-
erp. and other connections will be present, and 10
question of pro rating with the two NewYork lines
will be acce pied or rejected We understand that the
Central and Erie will both send representatives, -
Cleveland to urge the adoption Of this proposiasa.
The two Southern roads will not be represented n
tbs Convention, the question, 80 far Is they are
corcsrned, is settled. The Niagara Conventios, No
understandable Erie not being represeDted--wss enc
of the most harmonious there has ever been had ~
the four pes The questions at issue discussed N
an amicabe mar rer and satisfactory result vas soca
arrived al sitter which the gentlemen present receives
the hospitales Of the Central Road, both At Nagsrs
and Albany, and separated bettor friends than they
bava been for many months.
The following are the Currency, Land warrsass
and Specie quotations for the week, corrected for -
from the rses current at the Banking Office q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-25
COURT OF APPEALS.
NOTES OF DECISIONS or JUNE TERN.
Western Transpnr,afinu CornnanH ar s. su =, 1


- "esiern Tlsnsportstiou Company sg- Scheu e, a.
The act for the Incorporation Of Compsriss TO nav
cate me Lakes and Rivers ch q 1850 requiring beu, deg
in their orasnic certificate the city
equity IN which ih principal Office FOR the sfsi
such company 20 BE- situated. certhca conclusive
10 re location therein dessed that Of the principal o,e
Of The Company.
The Office thus desgraed that which sxes the Location
Company urd H. vsed Statutes Ss for n. purpose
taxation upon IL cspt;i slboash Office eew,ere
poynf Tue services Il twenty times agents where
r1eh larger portion f s actually received dis
buised where s principal off reside during the busnes
and shou such destination made for the pup
of avoiding tsIs.ou Of the latter place.
20 hec, where corrsiou egsged in III. business OF
prt4 OF the Lakes Ere Canal
stock books there and cid the monthly Of Directors
there but Ia all ether but for the concve force
the cerheae ircontoyertle that several places h,d
priority over Iorawsnoa principal loo atzs for
International Bank agt Bradley et al
The act tch. 20, 1851 establishing the Superior
Count Of Buffalo, b. epsEnE tie jurisdiction Of the existing
Recorders Court ana providing for additional asces /,
EirutoDaL
Tie continuing the recorder justice Of such Court daring
the term Of once for which he bad been elected
H. support OF the jurisdiction Court
sCn.d, after udEnsut that Of
dated Buhso though residing elsewhere occupying
no place Of business In Buffalo made his
men, within the city.
An association Organized under the general banking law
within the proviion Of the safety (cE ~ OF 1879
restricting the Chartered banks 70 ntees, the Of ak
cent upon the discount Of maturing 10 sixtyee
o7 a 1882 d. prohibiting the receipt Of premium exch
daft made BY the bank and applied the payment paper
due 10, discounted by Il.
no question Of usuy arises upon such application Of ds,
uFeo had the bank notice of the
tended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-25

IYcEsDIAnY FIREs.-About O'Clock yesterday
morning, fire was discovered in woodshed in the
rear of building owned by Mr. Barlow, in Conselses
street near Lorimer, f. ID. 1t was extingushed by
the Police. Damsge about $50.
About the same time, fire was discovered in q
smoke house in the rear of the house Of Graham
avenue and School street +. d. 1t was extingushed
by Officer Gabriel Of the Sixth Precinct with but
trifipg damage.
About o'clock yesterday morning, the Office of
Joel Moore marble yard on II street near Franklin,
GreenpoiLt, was discovered to be on fire. but
tinguished with but tiAing damsge. 1t is supposed
taat the above were the work of an incendsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-25
MARRUED.


BCLKLEY-BARNES-On Tuesday, Aug. q, a. the Tbir.
street Presbyterian Church by the Rev Dr. Matceus
Charles s. Bulkey esd TO Miss Sarah C. Barnes all Of this
city.
BROWE-BAGLEY-In Raymond, N III Saturday, Aus.
90 by T. Lane, esq, Mr.. Ebenezer Brown of Raymond
n. H., 10 Mrs Polly Bailey of Gambia, N. III.
PENNEY-HETFIELD-In New Monmouth, N. j., Tues
dy Aug & by n. Rev b Stout George Penney of New.
York Louisa your daughter Of the late Jacob 81.
Hciel6 OF the former place.
sMITH-LA GRAND-ln Baltimore, Md, on Monday. Aug I.
al the residence Of tie brides uncle BY the Rev. Nc Hof
Mr. Benson B. Smith Of this city, to Miss Evane " la Grand
Of the foIuler place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-25
A SOLDIER OF 1872.
To he Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune.

SIR: We ask permission to invite the attention OF
the public through your valuable Jour aa the destitute
dillon soldier Captain in the American Army OF the
War Of 1872
The person alluded 10 advanced In years. and In
of affection of his ncsPacsted
for any occupation He IA of much Intelligence and educa
ton, and OF strictly temperate habits
therefore duse the hope that generous and Christian
country hs extremty and that you with your
kndpes viii receive such contributions as may Do
made liz his behalf. D. u b.
Nelc. Yo,k Aug. 10.
Contributions for this purpose may be sent to The
Tp,yrur of;ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-25

TRAyELISG.-HeDry Ward Beecher says In The
Independent:
travelling is very much Ike eating crabs. Yo1
have much shel, many claws, and little meat. Bot to
read Of travels is TO have your crabs served up TO yoa
ScHooL.HoUsEs IN IsDIAsA.-Within i've years,
in Indiana have been erected twenty.seven hundred
schooLbonses, at an expense Of 100000. 10 the la
year six hundred and fay schoolhouses were bult q
coet Of 100000. This sum is obtained BY special
school tax.
The amount of State Tar levied In Iowa fos Ne
year 1859, lie $296, 726 g. The tax for 1853 We
$50, la5 81, and that toT 1857, $a36,ga q. .N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-25

-Four WATER DISCOVERED IN CRoToS RIVERA
gentleman Ct city, who has been spending some time 10
Couay took occasion day two since TO visit
the Croon River the vicinity of Pines Bridge he prosecuted
his excursion for several miles along the bank OF the
stream taking He coptemplates another
and staten entitled TO implicit reliance Near that
pace makes which entenos several mis Tne
white appearance like that of ssgnsnt pool and At some e
distance onwso 1t dsagreeabe yellow hue Ike the
DRAWINGS of tannery like water containing the
rspipgs Of Leather and covered with sunach The hthy ap
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