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ITCTION NOTICE.. u. HOLBROOK
A N. MELVIN, Aucti1u"'r.
DY BANGS. MEKWIN Il Co., TCade-Ssle

A. ". hERWfN, Auctl1u"ff.
DY BANGS. MEKWlN Il Co., Tsade-Ssie
ID Rooms. No. - Psrk-r. =. - . 800.
RFGT LAR SPRING PARCEL SALE.
TUESDAY MORNING May lost o'clock AID .nr-e following
days ne hour. -
oPFtT SALE OF ESGLisH AND AMERICAN BOOKS
Cu RISING variety q re oes. edit - OF
,,sri sort. Jrp.Ern, II ht-ra.ur- AZ, AID -c
- ipel.ds ueny vc.y .iab and rNpryeiy illustrated
sk. I'll u. AID fr,.b -ocs mostly ia hue and Ih'ntal
binding. sud ccus-~d by The English and American Pnosher.
this old IL m psTch1"Ts arc
ns az unusual opportunity n te ce ara collectors io'
Pablo private hbrles Catalogues nay D. a15 On appA
II "a. -ol.-roTu-
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2 AT O'CLOCK
BOOKSELLERS STOCk--l large collection 81 Standard
ard ,,pcous Boz a. including ry Pictorial and H.
lusrs;sd Wolts ~. Aiso Sc l;fc Cl.ssc an scn3
Roo1ks Also IN INVOKE nrc ENOLlSH HklIlHO
PsPFES sashy .smssed tie yoyase u INSPIRATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

TION-TEIS DAY. tic Cry Sslcf-oorl No. SIS Futon
81, Bootyr by Ped COLE, Auc,iore~r- at Il O'Clock
~ STCTFS and DWELLINGS, corner e, I-rs"t and james
St. opposite Brooklyn Market, t- bit Steud u ID" y tpf
gutchT Gre' paying isTs" Interest A.- 'nhi Coz
.sss Ne. LlBpe-.t. stories, 1t 2rVp WITHIN ninutes
81 tie rrv Also Cor;tr Lot aEd y .rsi. L'ou Pschc,
near Wssr;ouay sale positive seyeny pr cen; On bond
aid n.oLtes.,.
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fjonscs an0 farms Uanteo.

A DWELLING HOUSE and GROUNDS with
~ choice FRUIT TREES situated within twelve miles % the
city House and Lot in this eli Brooklyn, convenient
ard pleasant a family residence is WANTED for which
cash and farm, Peoria, Illinois city lots in Peoa u
in Minnesota Of red The advertiser he OnIlteh
from Y O'Clock p NJ the Farm Agency CT GEORGE g.
CRANNISS. No - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

NEW-lORK AND ERIE kAILROAD.-On
~ cid scT MONDAY April g. lS aud anti; further notice.
PssSengs Trans IL lave Pier, Tot 81 Ddan---t - follows
DUSKiRK ENPRF IS =. n. for Dunkisk end Buffalo,
md pfiL.ip- int. c.l-dlat- S.l.ioIs.
MAIL TRAIN L., DaEkrk I'D Buffalo, and in;eT
mediate -c,t,u-
RUIkLAHD PASSENGER AZ 3 80 .. IT., from foo: Of Har
ri-ou ,s pi-rfsf ar 81. am r..-Irasr Sections
WAY PASSENGER g, =. T., Ds AeYcgrsh, h!dc.ec'yr
su il;.rui"'iist" Stations.
MIGHT EMPRESS ~ .. NJ, for Dunkirk AID Buffalo.
TIE above Trains daily, Sunday eyr"p-,-.
Thee E1e:r.s Trains c,ua-r. Eai-i with Ire FlHiri,
C-r-utsus sui Sissri, Fa. Rersd, fr Nsgsrs Fa, -
Burrsu9,on p.;h tie Ssrsc.- ard BIZ champion Rsai fr
svrae.sr q. Coming Hufao Coming AID SeS for.
Fti ld Rnch,si.r ard r. Halo; q. Gl-t; Bead, with
L-,s.snus rid W--t-l Haiiflsi Yr Scrau.yn
.fr.l.- lie with N. Eufi, and Newton. Cry Rtilrrel
Bsa!o AID DakiT, tE ne Lake shore Railroad, tor
Cleyt and Gu c--4t. -c.eGc. Drlru:. Chicago,
CHARLES MOkAN. PrEident.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
n ANQEMENT

~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT
On snd after ED:ESDAN Apnl g. 1852 Trains viii leave
oS:n.s;. Station. New York as follows:
,;45 = ~. For Wihansbidge.
s:s0a. II Mall Train for Albany
p.3a a. m ..fo! Nllismsbrdge.
Ii:30 s. n. Fog VIE. Pans
z:S0p. 70! williamsburg.
f:C6p .Fo- DCTcr Plains.
5:uG 2. IL. For White Plains
6:l5 D sor Witc Plains irou NEit sr5 Ces.Ee =
$50 y For Ni.li.a.sp:.dse.
ELrUksiNG-Wii irs.r:
500 D. NJ. From LIE Piais
$50 I. F,Js. Dover Plains.
6:.0 = m From NLiamstrdgs-
;:gu - From " hate Plains
S:;5 :. n. Mail Train from Albany.
s:5v =. H. Fran Ni.iaaIsbFicze.
i:oJ o. ~. FROM Willhn-biGsr.
500 = IL trpin White Plains.
500 a. ~. From Wi.ialIsbg.igr.
VIM j. CAMPBELL Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

mop pOsToN and PROVIDENCE gia NEW
Il PORT "a FALL RIVER IA sPrnfif ini a'P-ilc
st..su.r METROPOLIS. CAPT Br.-,h ~ -
TUESDAY III RsDAf a. SATURDAY A. Je.ck ? N.
and ttc ENTIRE STATE Zap. Buy,su MONDAY,
NTDNEEDAY sri FRIDAY d 0lJ .. ui, flUn f'-r No.
J. N.R e.,
BCrese.r, vl r. -ari-d sc7rr1 % ;ay ilpa-
Until he sAal Aavs hr,n qsd .sr. -,
Br.u NJ. sees cisFSlcA y
E1p-.ts FYi.I Tam
WI BORDEN Arrl,. No. % ana n Wet,
DAY BOAT fvt ALBANY and TROY, com.
- n-neus III SATURDAY, Apu! lsj9-The Ecw and
p.-a!d METAHORA VII have PirT f % Jay -,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY al = N,
Inasng h. usua landings.
NEW-JERSEl Railroads.&c. PHll4A-
~ DFLPHlA and The SOUTH ard WEST vie JERSEY
CTI Nail SID Eapr,ss l:ues raw Hrwl.rk and u
a m snd f4- S3 Through Tickets I'D flr Gin.
crrs.i W and for NeshinTtr New Orleans and me
Souti &C. and through baggage checked 10 "-sbgsru IN
and ?. NJ trims ,,.,.,.
NJ bagTsk will BE- Ts.-V'd for any trains un and
et. s-d G--r minutes IN advance Of i' TIM % ea'rs
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J. NJ. WYCHoFF.
m.lyill. tod Mines, Virginia

Fson TN Hos Joss R. BslcG,, suPsRuso' Or srw'i0A
to,S7y AND PKEspssr oy L.Ks Osr.sIo 40 HvDs"s
hi'h~ hA'|"' sgy.YosX February, 1873
~, pyt,e. u,,, qy, S.up. years an Intinises
final. f,.ua haa been ,u.e rirs from falling Of the WOMB ~
.rd d,.rd n,.u.,r.sou p,g.th.r with 'he s''eS1'Iz F
sr.v 1.,eribed IL yo.T @i''fi''"D'"hr 'h'
s.. had III. ,.ry b-s, fsroi,s Skill II lis oiy - -
pros.rst.a AID D., physician EIl.y "' H'i " d.
M. Ezb, j.....!g b proAol.'d very '''' = -.
,,o,. ,.c.r,... .fel:mcE, to1 TWO "e.t' S''i ~
49, - - : ,aue into yos,E Office a. the 'f'-i"norfs
-, Nc s.cal Institution and re.ed Der 'yDY'iN nc
90 a. co. sa.nt of lie value Of tHs ors.'h"t -.
;l;, in relieving Der, she discharged AZ '"' Ply 49,.
,r,s IL; though dose:ins.y. rr''l''--A"J =, -. e.
- a.. sy, battles entirely cured her. sh"" 1'"' N
q-c"!' - - h.. N, b.n any recurrence Of me cum
rl,in, and Ne q =, srors sst'e and hr~tny ,o'.s
sIi.
,.o,rs. g..E,sssEsc MaRssALL's UTERINE CArh'.''
Goa, sizu.t b..,l-. Fne o0.ae' Jor ar S-'' -
-..t ..fly - -,pIcss IL 4 e'Ni"
,,.alr,,. aid oLher female s"eo"'.
.sS,s, JOSHUA =. BRIDGE, ~ d., s's'e>''' "''''~
L,,, c.spsay No. SO PAkE Row. hh"'ioSA-
~ CAUTION. 81
.. .yo,I y uSau7aosIzEp, sE.sLr sh'sA'L''"
~. - ,,,,E AID LABEL, HAS BEN Tp1 /" "'"'0A'
Aztec, G-.,feab,ry Family Medicines sie piep
49,, t,s.. and are oonf..s;ly o1rf-d q. NJ -" " -
,,t T. IL. 90. + them, sad q 81 d'''
c,ut,y- vir h found Ia tie GTsd~AD"'s 's- a. -.
s , VIZ Or fssy Use al a's4cton, d ,"
s.p,.y , with cor,d -asrsyas " . i,,', .a,S,
- ., ,, - ,o.e u ay sr. At ii, e0''V On w '''fS'
Of ,,,sail ..re e>.iA
ALcrrss ~ ~
JOSHUA r. BklDtr, M
s5ons.ary Graafeabsrs Company n" " q
~. He ~, te eonsg..si c: 81 hH.s' ~ '<''' "
ne o6es Of t.S Institution Via erf1s e0v'ee'ee'
so,,-D- Balpex is resaIv- physician d very hoe 49,.
mont, nan Q. srps. 5ua snAa; aaa di-orniD-'
.zd h.ly .sooef psse.i.iones n I'll di-s''' ''p'd''
q vcn.a coo cAudrsn.-iAIssoy N r. E~sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

TIVE NEW-lORK and NEW-liAVEN RAIL
Il ROAD COMPANY have REMOVED their Offices from
Nc HaBoyes, 70 the P-sc1ser DcP0, corner &! av and
IT.
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Giecmtoais an0 Railroads.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH
] Fact - WEST should buy, before starting APPLE
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE Prc- 2,o-nt- IT, clear manner
In which the THROlH ROUTE MAPS oe!aa:ed, enables
tho traveller -ee glance HOW He SHALL TRAVEL
he WILL rsany dollar b. securing ccTy;
u. APPLETON 4 Co, Publishers,
NJ Us md SO B:yadgsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

NAY BOAT for ALBANY Steamer AMENlA
~ ever MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ana FRIDAY, tom foot
Of arr scr O'clock a. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

JNHE REtVIAK MAIL LINE va STONING
i ION g.. BOSTON nd PkOVlDESCE.-Iu!ald RJu.a--
T., f...es. sd direc ccr-ying he Eaf--u Nail
m, steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Csp; Jo-i Stone, end
gDa.uUBgt. Cont ID : Sturg- 10 connection with The
sIGSlsGTrs aid PROVIDENCE, srt BOSTON snd
iROEiptHtE RAILROADS leaving S~s.YoTk driiy tS4n-
..di from Per No Ecrth River Gr.t wh=sf above
B-t'I pi,c, r. Gclek sud s:9uir-o- a. ESQ
the Mi I.a ich i.zs-s Boston J. 10
Tb- COa.OpOHE from S-w-YorS Monday. Wednesday
fndsy; Synu .tu Tuesday, Thursday AID Saturday
Til. PLYMOUTH ROCK rum New Y9:k Trc5d2y, TaaTs-
5s srd Saturday .sa snassn, AoaGay, "Wednesday ed
Friday.
Pr-rrs proceed f-c s-ouiugou Pc sroG5 Povii-ucs
Bot; L. fxr-rs1 l4 I-. reaching saf pace ia ad
,s-r of o:.tE SID angie e..
iu-f, Ncrrl aid Pgseus,r8
f.ui-,u t--r,i . Ecr.s
b--k,i- Il d-rir-i al i.1v, S.---.. u
G.. H. lIsil.
Fsre from Providence - E-epof: n c-1ts.
t..gsA--l-ss.g! accompanies -i Tain ATcEsa
eecl
Eg- rlss- h, ra.eroc, freizh: apply boA-t ;se
s.r-lt7 o F-rl- Osre, PE No North River
tn' osicr No 10 Ba..--yplsce FEB. =, $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

i FORD, CONN.-The SUMNER TERM Vii coIlnslcr
May 2Pups wsinr 70 enter thorough c5rc Of sady
three VII be entitled % al the vu
Of The institution and allowed 10 study az tanch' t@s
Der wear psyee quarterly sdyruoe. Circulars may D. OBJ
tarad .; EARLE'S HOTEL, Psrt-T0w wb'Tc the Principal
may b. st.u fr only 81 Addressing MIA H. J.
SIONE Nv Mi a. Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN LNEEME,-T

NETWORK snd NEW-liAVEN RAILROAD.
IN Iaia SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1879
Commencing 4 pal {. 1859
Passenger Station Ia NesYolk Of Sih' and ihav
-rl
TRAINS LEAVE kEW-,UBr,
For Ne. Haven, T. lex u i2:t5 3:!5 (cz)i $3.50 and
f:I5 y M For Bridgeport T. tsKl rs 3:l5 ler)i
$50 ard 4l5p. fa Milford. str,.rd Fairfield SutnPort
and lc IS 3:53 and 49, For NoI~at,
zee H. II 1915 t-A-); $3.50. A. $50 For Diren
AID Greenwich J. l2:tj, $50 fb, $3.50 p N tor
Stamford (rx !e:t5, Sl5 lex J. $3.50, 49, 5:SO
y NJ FOR Chester ara intermediate Stations T. M
les $50, SO ssh, 6:S0 p.
COSaECrlSG TRAINS.
For Bc-'on. t,s.l $:l5 teAl Fer Hartford snd
Springfield text 3:i5 teNI Fog Connecticut River
Ractd To Montreal III. (es and $50 " N tehl TO
Northampton. 70. E-sHayen, -p-London snd Stonngol
Rsrc.d 1t and j:i5 fOr Canal Railroad 20 North
.npon 4. lex and 1913 III. For H1aSst1nc Raryad
"a w. For Nagsaatk Rsirogs a. S!j ?. For Dan.
bury and Eo!yak Railroad. e. m, $3.50 D.
JAMES II. HOlT, Superintendent
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~ Ham, Wc.icho.ter Couyh- Residence recently
pied by Dr. Wsl containing between and scre-, aud halfa
mile from Fordham Station Harlem Railroad. For fall de-
scrpiion advertisement in The Times Apply 70 4. r.
WALSH, No. 2ll PeaIlSt 10 Or. CHAS. MCMILLAN,
the preI.is,s.
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,RTYCU and ENGLISH INSTITUTE cor

Il YOUNG LADIES, Br-oslyn Madame NAPOLkON re-
pctfuy the perents Of her pupils and ne Pgrc that
Al il about o. REMOVE the y. My f ~ NJ D bl.'c-
a 70 =. o.; Clinton Of the street Tie suoT
,.copnoda,ious vii cusble her 20 receive more pups
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30
IInSON RIVER RAlLEOAD -FrDm Ami

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD -from April
4 ls, trains vii leave Ck-4i-Ess: s:lti5a fos,:
kxprrN Trims. t-l- Atr7 t- Ff--. II
- Pq-.LA@ L. md 50 80 5.i5 frr Dytbs
Fs. al il:i5 aud and 0:S 'sT sag sr o. -
&C. PrrKssi 500 TIE ..lgaE 7se Pes. ~,
sing I'D BIZ Very Trsirs ~. " Stations.
Passage. altn o. CL4nbrs, GAIA, CltcfAeF al SIS -;
Tr-ln- flT hssi'-s av- Tuv r. - aat G H., I'D 3:B
p III Atl-y ,t0o, Is aa- ist.I o. s1rdays d.
a. ,. SMITH. Slpe-.nbeaieGt
CENTRAL RAILROAD of hEW-JERSEI.-
~ Coru~c-i-F =, ES hsrpon VIII tL- D--g=--. Lsc.s
waEl al esss= ka-o1-, and a. La..s1 Vlh he Lchsl
Ns!rT Rzl-cs5.
SPRING MANAGEMENT co-,-n----- al-rh 70. issq.-
Lew N-sf-k - aston nd .-.sl, -z;e p.ces :-r- Pier
No Ncth Ri~rr s. :. Y a.: fg- sonar
VIZ By ABOVE ~ .ls, I'd $50 o.
The secfC rEi-s PIG. IL ri.h ~ New
Jersry Esei hi-h view o- i-i ttc 20: q C5g-
lld.-s.. >. $40 & G.c !. az 4 p -.
Pslr-Srrs 81 re Ue.awae Ia 5ar=rrr sd Wcs-u Pzi
ROAD vii leave q, = o-ly Por ehIh Why R.osl
,, - a-S y JOIN y. sIEIl.,s, -J7cr--:eadcrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

L'OR SALE or to i.ET--A large iirst-clr four
s-ory hishsocp browrrstane HOUSE 25x1a lot los let
deep. beautifully situated Snyveant Park aid 81
GEORGES Church The house entirely and mDedat.
possession he given VIII D. sold reasonable and
further particulars apply TO RAYNoR 4 BLACKWELL No.
l,l.9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

MEN No is Ess; 2ih-s;.-Clasics Matherla'ics al The
81 nJlste education, undeF the charge o 10 cmp.
tut T.achrrs German and Spanish Language, b-de h-
French wch The language Of he Sclos VACATION from July
1 10 S.p,en Der Is Prof FILE CHARLIER, Dir.rtor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

Fson I'M Hos Joss r. BsIGG,, suPkRYso' T" E'~ i'"-
COUNTY Asn President oy LAKE OsrAsio Aso h0"'"s
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

FLUSHING RSILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
Il Lr. What BY ENOCH DEAN, u i5 AID 10 a.
m and and The Cans leave Flushing L. H. AZ o:tp,
eud 10 M ard and meeting and exchanging passn-
se.s with the TO-: at Hunters Point Far . cents.
WM. II. SMITH, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

TIVE MISSES ROllR's FRENCH sud En-
Il CIiSH BOARDING end DAY-sCHOOL. No IS Wei
Sd-st near hh-ay PRIVATE CLASSES ioG Ladies' in Gc.
uau. F.cnch AID ltaliGu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

N.soRs OFFICE, Cry or EEwYosK, April fs, la,a
Josus Bridge Of E-wYos, being duly sworn, deposes ~
says that he is tie attending consulting physician To te Gs
enb,s Company No. 20 Park row. New York that he has b
general Of the preparation Of the Gaefensers Fn
Medicines for years and that h. has known iAe edsa
have been uniformly ID. advertisements
by the company, and the certificates Published, aid
oath 10 their correctness and sesune character and x
Ally psp desiring proof shall b. referred the PARTIES r-
otherwise convinced II their entire accuracy All perxa1
INTERESTED rely npon tho Of tbs GrsebeIs Coz
psny with implicit confidence.
Sworn ~ before me- this 18th day Of AIrl. 1859.
DANIEL =. TIEMASN
MlyoI u the City Of NewY1k
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nAiLY LINE fot RONDOUT KINGSTON,

- NEwBURGH srd POUGHKEEPSiR, landing q, Cor
z.us ". Point Cold Spring, Cornwall H.wiismburgh aud
Milton each way-The tes; AID .leesas s"s;ner IhoMaS
AFTERNOON, 81 - Gc!ncs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

GOO SHlASIlIAND INST. aud MUSICAL
PR OF ARETR Ec,rs. Sgnncr Term comDenoSs Hsy
for c;rrulars kc add-ess the Rev. HENRY FOX A. ~,
Ashland Gre M Comfy T. Appointments for interviews
may De- addrev..S Prof MURPHY, Dvys,. Hc,--.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

ITO LET--No. % Fast lotn a., 'ieAr the Made
,v ~ No.. s,.aud tory LET gas Cai11n
trh Iur SONS and cioses rem: 20 a year Apply on tbs
Iran.it,s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30
ADFMY OF MUSIC-GENE-
'ORWICH COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE =
DOUGHKEEPSiE. \. Y.-DAY AID BOARD

i SCHOOL. for Young Ladies, q. JAMAICA, L. l., "
open on the MONDAY May. Circulars be hal
NJ saz'ons Bookstore, No = rs.srov. and al H. Waters
Music Store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30
pUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE, Nos %

H &C! and 2S6 M-ditoa-stThe 18th Term opens Nov %
Purple received into ths family II Tie Principal The ln,itut-
stage convey pupils reading distant sections 81 th ciy . d
from school. HENRY NJ PIERCE, 4 II, Principal
JOHN 81. KREBS. u. D., President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30
Real estate for Sale.

4 FARM for SALE (i6 acres), FIVE minutes
N walk from the depot buildings nearly new Dwelling nine
Barn with cellar g by 81 Sheds viii stall ~ head of
cattle good Carriage house Wells Of Water; six Of
Orchard The place be divided and hail sold in Building
Lots By Jaques w Vile. Orange Co, ~ " the New York
sLd Erie Raro ed Inquire If ii,sss BlGGS SOUTdWICk,
No 81 Nsssaust. ar j, Z. HATCH, No. SIS 9ttsv.
IAOITES "
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uELMBOLD.
I'LL HDLrrholdia

Pco 81 PER po.tir six FOR S. Delivered stt--,
Dept No !ei souh io-h Philadelphia SOLD aad
ti ~ 4. T. - ID. SANDS Co.. NJ 100 fLo1 or,-f Of
William. s., hewYS.s ard BY a-ass--, daa.er. every
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11
Cheering News.

We learn from our exchanges, that
Mr.. Kirkwood is doing up the canvass.
ing part Of tho present campaign in an
admirable winning style; everywhere
gaining tho laurcls of success to which
he is justly entitled. At Oska!oosa hc
first met his antagonist, tho great Co.
s"r, whom he corncrcd and Rugged as
bear would monkey, until he cried out
frantic with rage and pain; as will be
seen by another article in our columns
The discussion is said to have lasted
over six hours, and resulted in tho no
small discontinue Of the Great Unwash.
cd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11
EsF.ksIBK4KCAV TICKET.
Republican Convention.

The Republicans of Tama County viii
meet - convention at Toledo on Satur.
day the 18th day Of August next for the
ruFpose::o disappointing Delegates to attend
the Senatorial convention to be held al
Irving on Tuesday the 10th day of Au
gust next. The ratio Of Representation
from each Township, will be one dele
gate Tor every ten votes cast for the Hon
I. Sells, at the October Election 1855
and one for every fraction over five
Dated July 25th 1859.
DAVID d. APPLEG ATE.
WOODRUFF HELM.
ADRIAN TOMPKINS.
Central Committee,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11
For the Transcript.
The Farmers College.

Mn. d TORI see by your paper o
July 2oth, that you continue to DO thi.
most cherished and feeble Institution q
ours, great injustice.
1st. Why did you publish my reply t.
your former opposition to this institution
and not publish the Circular, l refer to
the best part Of my reply. wisl
you would now publish it. And upor
the closing paragraph Of my last com
munication, have word now to say.
Hoping you, and all other Editors
in the State, will publish it; and if any
part is not true and correct, I beg Of 20,
to set right, and show cause, if any, why
these principles should not be put in prac
tice,-imnediateL by the State, and
eventually ly every County,
Upon these four last words, beg you
to be patient and hear aIe.. have not
time, neither have you space to only in
lrOuuce tHe SuGyIHL.
Tama County offered in County Bonds
$4,000; and it is to be supposed that
they did that because they thought the
benefits to the County, to be derived
from the location in it, Of the "Iowa
Farmers College," would amply repay
them. They must have had good idea
Of the principles contained in the fol-
1oacing Circular. So | thought, and how
earnestly plead forthose Counties, which
had $50 nobly, and SO generously, put
their shoulder to the Wheel" These
principles contained in this Circular,
are they not good and true IF SO, l
beg Of you not to dofame our beloved In
stitution-not to quote from papers
which would do us harm,-not to lay
straw in our way. But if, as you immag-
inc, We have treated you meanly by re-
jccting your noble offer, build yoa a Far.
n,ers College IN your o,0n County. You
have all your money left yet. Take it,
and build you q" Farmers High School"
This is the most correct name. think
our State School will be changed to this)
upon 40, or larger piece Of land, and
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11
The Gold Fever subsiding again.
Muscatine, Aug. 4th, 1859.


Some time since We published an ar.
ticle in our columns, pronouncing the
excitement for Pixies Peak gold hum
bug. Soon after its publication, and
the general returning stampede, let
ter, said to have been written By Mr.
Greeley, giving glowing results of his
examinations at the mines, was publish
ed in the columns Of many journals
This letter at first was supposed to have
been forgery; but when it appeared in
the New York Tribune, none doubted
its genuinencss, and but few the opin
ions stated in it. The consequence was
the fever returned again, although il
ragged less than at first.
That letter failed to convince US, and
we are still disbcliever in reports oil
great success in that quarter. The fol-
lowing statemcntofa Mr.. Blouse, who left
the Gregory diggings only four weeks
since, published in tho Aclvocatc Of Tus.
cawaras Co., Ohio, will show how Mr.
Greeley was humbugged :
"Mr. Greeley was fooled by the min
crs, and by Mr.. Gregory himself. Gre
CORY told Greeley to dig up a shovel
full Of dirt, and he would wash it out in
his presence, and shew him that his
diggings were no humbug. Greeley did
as directed. Gregory tien washed it
out, having in the meantime gold dust
deposited in his sleeve, which he lot drop
into the pan. Greedy was Of course as.
tonished at the richness Of tho diggings
statemcnt-the people
having confidence in him, fockcl to
Gregorys diggings, and he sold his
claims at a big figure.
The Gregory are the only diggings
found, he says, that will pay, and only
about one hundred men are employed
there WHO make, good wages. Thou
sands arc searching tho mountains in
vain for gold, and many are leaving for
home.