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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-28
Prtse .Medal Opera Glasses.

large assortment of these very superior and powerful
every varietyjus received and for
sale at ~
GUI0N'S Depot of Fashion,
No. 20 St. Charles street. yeranda Buildings
jazz 2pH a few doors f.o,, c., -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

ALsrsr H. ricoLsy. Aast'one~r .
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE OF STOCKS and
IN BONDS ALBERT II. SlCOL Az vi eel, Tdls DAY
(MrssyL Of ~ oeih, ts s,oeh sa~Coon No >. VIII
l.n-st-, near v al:
90 siN-s asrctsuis' Bsri. : ossst.
~ stir.s es.e Ct Commerce. srD eash
5 ,hsr-s Bsnt e. I-r.-y Cry, ~ e.eh -.
Is shares Lamar Fire Insurance onlpsuy SO, s@e9
- sbs,s frc..sior Fire lnsursooe Company, 81 ,An-
10 ,ha,. NsnhA:iAn Fire Issr.Ee- Company So sseA
10 snsr.s R-s -ie pie lrs1rsD = I mF Ny r-.-'
10 ,har. Uiar.sursh City fire inuTs1s- G. 80 .seh
.b.r.s Gr0crrs' y. lu.GTsuc- C,uelay. > each
:e~ IA Egn'..b- Fire ilslfsnce Co, s1o eah
- Arctic Fire Insurance Company, s1.Sh
Home r.- iLsI Cor nEDy, 10 eacl
q ,fs.. T. M l.sul Il-crs Company, 80 ESQ.,
10 .ha.. NV I'D Fire Insurance Csmp,uy 80 each
~ .h.r,s B-.iu1sr Pie l-,r-.rce conpAuy, IS.
81 .h.f., Fr-u.r'. Iu.B.5o- upany eli - n.
O. ,tar. Bsvoaf. F.r- suFsnce CoupsEs, 80 -sch
q ,bar-. Merchant Fir Ilsur.1c- Company -Slsa.h.
10 ~. N-oo Titan Fr- Company 500 -a-e.
10 shares Washington eir- Insurance Conpsny. r''eaih
90 .Asr-s CIi'-c s,..r. - -,ro COMPANY, sloo zach
N.ta-.s "els Faro % EIprs.s, 81" e,ea
-.tn NssoEr >s4s- ,~r cot bcufs
lroo s-ub-n,il- ,rt Indisa. Railroad p-r esu Bond
kIco S.~Yors ana Enc Rlilroai Pc cen; 1852 Bona
s,s1rts rrc-i,se n ,rGt!.a Ary ed -
s.nx every Next regular SAL TIL h,DAS Sept. %
r A1etioI ss.soi soeEs AID botds ..iy " sno
II .dAy -v-ry dag Whenever rrd &; II ccs 81 ce
s1esuo, No ~ " 1. O: .. iA- h-!cAants IL
.osrs desired Bona. bought ard sid 8 prva
sale the B;ohep Board coDmson iniee-; lowed
d. i.ps ara 1iyd.uis collected Sales also maze 81 aeA
Erst- q public or :. pEv,ie sac, <n.r DESIRED
Sock Auotioneer Broker AID Banker. = Wam. neaE Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
Water Cure.

nR. E. j. LOWENTHALs WATER-CUkk
IL and GYMNASIUM Hotel accommodation os franstsu9
and Permanent Bo.rdera No. 10 Bsecksrst. Nswfork
VJ'hE WATERFOWL and HYGIENE lNSTIs
IUTE located q NJ. s.hd s Lash. 81 on2 door iron
St. Johns PARK GOOD BOARD b. obtained from - 70
A. per week; FULL TREATMENT, with Board from ~ "
SIS per week Trsn'isn. P-ron' II PR d,y 1yu@asun
and Bathing privileges provided h' the use II sassS nee
charge. Crfccs Consniations from 8 s. m. TO ip. M
TRAIL, NJ. d, and D. A. GORTON, N. b, PhysieAnA y
FANCHER, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

A STONISHING.-Mr. Grey, 1872 Chathsm.N It,
~ cured of PLEA u..i te. Of Or Leatks Yrilow Dock
Syrup. Depo,. 40 Chatham; 2 Grand snd 40 br'Sdwsy
CURE CURE for PILES.-The Medicine
- which the proprietor Offers % the pubic aAs ss"n
In ey.y case proved for the above disease For
tina. ubles itching with which many afflicted, -
which other remedies failed this gives lme1iats
relief So thoroughly b-eD tested that u. subscriber hss
been Induced t. bring b-. public AID wsan. p.rfees
SIRE In every 80. Ia Of kgr- the money VII BE-
fnded n tne parchaser. Prepared By HENRY D. tOWLk
No. II PriBc~st., boston. Sold who-s.- ana r,a,I ~
HEOEMAN n Co. and BY Druggists generally CertSessas
Sccou tany each bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
1870 TIRE PENNSYLVANIA CENrhAk
lcS)ts RAILROAD-rhs capacity Of sAis Rssd b No.
ssssl 10 any IN tAs country ..
fHkEL fHkOU0H


,r-wrr st rasI.SsLFEiA lsb iIs44.sU.sn
YEs.Sarsh With tsroara train. COcinn.u B. L'ah. Civ
N@~Sr~.s n nt-l%-di... SiI,: N o.iG ,n1..S. N
sos Kennedy. hsnsan wi:.on Mass ~ ~ 1s:. 80
Dor Of aDsup.ssd for see-d srs c0' By any s
Esr.s and V.ss Liners through to rissssursh stse
change Of OF conductors us
rEpISS CANS 70 Hspr-.. and p. ri.in. THE Ex-
sIrss huns DAILY Nan F..t Line. Sunday; .,c.yssA
Nail Train leAyes Phi sdelphis st..."...... !IsS@
r.st Line caves PHILADELPHIA. ..........."..ll
Eapr,s. Train lesv.s hIsdelphA ..... ::.:lo;S
Sally Ti.in. between Ne~Yol Boston Yhr0OsA xsoAss
M kQ so9S On either O. ss 'sSys . a. Nor,eA rn
Eyer or sor.ns,or lins c.- 49,, ..o, train. ss-
s.%ois conSec.ins Harrisburg for eli pOins %s-hs''as
st%SIs {, sapSuI r1d wi.n.po Elu,. suso, NAsa
ps. and in.rrusdats points. leaving PHILADELPHIA a''n
and ilisO !. IN, 20 directly through. =. ., ,..~
any in PbiIsdsph. k.~YoIi Boston os s.ti.os. -
fe' Ew.rd Of the tmpC,n; s.,,rV:s oac: U =:
p. completion q tho Western connections Of he fsnny&
os line Sss WEI: EAST AND RI.
GaEAr NORTH WEST
: :.Sa 'in. :ss ;.y ), sAss'
freight ''d H. s' SsEiG FITS WESTWARD.
~ this rodts hei6bts OF All descnp'ops nn "
Fh.sdelphA New York Boston, Baltimore 70 sny raas =
T.. railroads. Of OHIO k-s.cly Indiana, un0i' "s0oaa..
iowa or Missouri, BY railroad direct
fbe Pennsyvsba Railroad also connects o. r'ttsosf 49,
Asmers BY gods BE- Forwarded " any Psn on -
ohio Musfinsum, Kentucky rsnnssee Cumeeiand ilnne
WISCONSIN Missouri Kansas, Arhsnsas aud led usen -
Cleveland s.ndussy aud Chicago VIII 's'sms" al p'ss -
Merchants aud Shippers intrusns the uanspcrsdoa ~
Freight this Company. rely ~ttA oonhdsnos on S
THE RAYEs o. SREI6hYso any POINT IN he wsss ~ -
Railroad 81 oil tinss - hvossbss - ~ sAe
by other Railroad Companies
IN the West orderns goods nom ths DAS ~ q
ys!sh. Contract. sapyn, Directions. .,'ls V - ~
Beye Co., s,eubeDvls, Ohio; II. Pierce -, 1on0
tls. Obioi J. J. Johnston. Ripley Obio ncNssy A.ys
60 Jsf-ronyilIs Ina w Brown Co., CncinAsa, on
Athcrn Hilbert Cincinnati Ohio @ heldum, Asdtsa
InD, William Bingham Louisville, Ky r. VRlel o.,
B. Louis, No. john H. Harris. Nashville Tens. Hart
aunt, Memphis, Tenn Clark l. CO.. Chicago Ill w. H. =
Koonts Altsn ILL., Murphy Walls, Dubuque, Iowa. - -
Trrsht Asrnis Of Railroads different points In the We
Parties attending their skipmsnts nom the EAs -
arI II 20 their call the Asent OF this Company
he folowins paces before shippns tsD addressed S
q them subject Of trsishs vl ssst vth Vrons> ase
nou.
NA0RAW KOONs, No. 80 North -, DahtDe~.
LEECH Co, No kneysti Boston .,u.,,.
g. H. HOUSTON, General yreigh: Afsnt rhiAA:!yAe
j. L. ELLIOTT. ASso1
l. 4 nOUPY, General Ticket AGENT rhiAdephia-
r. A aCOFY General eupsrfptsplsnt Atoms ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
Danline Araocmies.
DODWORTHs Dancing ACADEMIES.

4 DODWORTHs DoNCTNG ACADEMIES.
a. No. 60 bIoAduay, S-~-York
No 81 Mnuisgu-plsce. Brooklyn.
Nsw-Yort On WEDNESDAYS aBd sArUROAlS o9nrleno-
sept ~; Brooklyn TUESDAYS sId PRIDAiS, com
n,Dsns ssp. q Private Class Ladies a. II C.ss for
Children > n; fo Geu;seu Fap.i-s, privse
shAs.s enc snO|l ca,sss attended
Croolsrs may BE- had a, either Of the Academies.
Mr. DODWORfH ,.hes pleasure in calps attention 10
the ais Brooklyn establishment. TIE srs-
uGrly doubl. =. ormer cs2.cty with IL ,oor-
ton has been the Adoption 4
system f ventilation NJ DOD sORTi h.s made j:
sGdittn al the faiOuGhe dances
dance. would have ,he ssary f-s, upon
charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
l. FEkRkkO'S DANCING ACADEMIES
LIE NO 90 WEST liIH ST. NEW YORK.

LIE NO 20 WEST nth ST, NEW YORK.
40 1872 CLiNTONS1. BROOKLYN
Tle above Acsdes will p.n New fgrk the sth OF Dc
tob.T. and IL sroob!y on the llth 81 October.
Pupils cn tine The Quarter comm.nc-s the dsy
eIry f fnh-r particulars CcLsrs BE- had q. .ne
ACADEMIES Soi;.e. usual Schools and prvs;e Classes
s'trded.
NB-h desires di.c. attention = HE Work
IN O. publication, entitled The History Of DANCING Also
the FEur.s Music std B-c--..ry 9.truction fr he lrr
MAGE tb. Modern Dances The work sl be really
The itch of October Dc had 3- pnaP.
booksellers, also ~ the A sdt mics Of ne Au'hO!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
N-rw-yoRK AND ERIE RATLROAD.-Ol

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILR0AD.-Oa
~ AID .N-r MONDAY APri lS, ana anti sfinef naos.
F,,.eS.eI Tssip: r ss' r' % G Dunsirt Nd s.s.o,
sd p<,nc pol intermediate 81 ,tions ,s,o ~ ,,,.,
NAIL IRAN a. IA m-. foe inkns saa s'nN'' A'S "''
RocxLAsp PASSENGER p f,orn To-, q hArs-
son-.t P.ruou,, ct .--rus sDa insrns~nAr
WAY PASSENGER q, .. N, for Newearsh hidair'o~ IN
md N ~rrn~di.,e s'.iins 49,,
NiGHT EMPRESS Z. sp n. ~ oaafirs ard Su''~
THO, Expr~ TaDs flr.rs 9Th sc simr. Ueo
smaS. wis h. s. ,'s.- ana BasA.n'on R.rs ~ sy
Gus: :, Corrirs With the BusAo c.anrs .nd Ne.fS
IN - "a *: Ss- sss. s s e. e: .ss
knd, Cincinnati, Toledo. pst,.,, csi,sSH Ne s.,u
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PhlLA
~ DELPHIA and The SOUTH snd W.T. "a 'sn M,
w. .nS AID p N Are rhrouss Tes,' ga sor 20.
:ns, and the "s. ,Sd 9, as.ea 70 w..Asssso n
T. r. Add " WOODRUFF. A..an, Superintendent
No hssSsxe viii h. received tot trains ans A.
I.d fifteen Of de time OF ~a.iae
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ Ilsss SUMNER ARaANGEMENr Ss&
Passengers saron Ns~ irh corner II 7tas and Hee~
Ina'0'e 'H TsIINs LEAVE NEw.YoRK.
Per HewH~en, !, IA u: ,snl i1;+a s;is t..l so -
sG5 Sadssg s Mi.: s.r.a y.ssa 30
arc wSsrort a N; istS 50 .od as 70. Nor~:s:
s:s Ga, $50; =. -, ' ,ss s ..,s r,S IS
e, M f sSS s.%'ord s.sh NJ "a 50
Us a. f s,o r s cs. s $40 iI %
WHEY CONNECTING TRANS
so;s0o o., &, s1s f. &c; su. 20 ss ssss s
TOD Il Ss sfS:. lev tcasos I'd s
M ten. :1 .sd IS a. R:ns.S =; "a
'-n'oi' 'a' S'''' JAMES 4. Ho4T. ssp.Iin,.oaso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CO.
REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO
SAN FRANCISCO,

PANAMA RAiLROA D ,-r-,,
ma ccnnsstias only With GOLDEN GAIt uoLDhN
ASE JOHN L STEPHENS. and SONORA,
Of Dc Pacific Nail Steamship
Con pAry at Ps1lus
DIRECT TO AsflSNALL
NJ ,rl.rSd Steamship. BAhrIc ADRIkfIc sni allan
TIC bs,t t--n entirely k;'t AID sispd % ne ,aofns
uss. vii leaving I'll. pr, on le
sTH sad Ut 4 EACH MONTH,
r. ne 20, o; CenAlst, n T.
fA- BALTIC, 400 sars burden. @. Grsy C'in1,aai-r
sill Sh q O,oe-r, 81 . nr.i ~
~rh vel sai superior Steamship JOHN l. SIZE
PHESs y. K. Baby, COuuAni-f.
r. ATLANTIC sll foc~ The 9rA Of OSooes.
Ar sxr-ri.nced Slrs-on IL .itschet 20 zach Sip
rr.ht Pssr viii D. lmni.ils-ey 'o5NEaea
up .rrivai OF lie S;eans al AspsawAA
s:esashps ~. capacity Tor 81 20 sa tans
Fr.,..t Which vii be t.k-r 81 n.c-TA.e Eat-..
Il Is believed as, The ir'oSsons t5otisi ~ re soove
al 70 az uusurpass-d By Any In ~ woi.a
chip slwsvs 10 r---rv- Fsns. % taa 'ners
oil t- ds.~rion ir srwardinf Passenger bAsse sna
17sish.
FIR Cabin Passage Freight sppy 6, the once II me Ca"
cAuy, No q Waist se,ond so-y
/ p. STEPHENS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
and HARLEM RAILROAD.
n EIEMFR AkRAEGEHEAT.

IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 49,
and a~-f Weduesdsy June 1859 ssjns WI Leave ~
T. sts:on, Sev- forh, ~ follow;
Tor WiL.aaSsrtse-7:5 and s:-sA m 80 sId I'D II
For White Pis:lS-Il: IA q 40 and s." p N
gor White Pi..D-e IS p n. from Wrt.~ AZ CeA'esA
y. Dover Psns-f.Op
Sot Abely-s;Ga m, Mail 1r..a
Returning viii lesss
poser Paths. $50 N
WHIT. PlAius $50 snd 7;fs q n $50 saee:cph
Wldausb,dse, $50 and $50 . r.: Loo s1s , r.
W. j. CAMPBELL. seP-r,a.sss-vs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
TOOK at THESE PRICES OF the NEW LINE

I OOk At THESE PRICES ot the NEW LINZ
IL iur CALIFORNIA - 49,
S.crss, ESQ, s-eond Cabin. SIS Flrs, Cabin 500,
Including Rslrso Ticket
Yle fsvorit. stesr.hig SORTh STAR Cap. A. C. Jones,
sill sye from PIER Pc. 8 North River, N TubSUaf sept
p al ococs via PAnsns h~.isuad ~ltH lie
steamship ISCLE sA NJ on ne Pacinc ucesu.
II.rs Of hi. line a. Psuau., nsuns pronp,
souu-c.ou ~ the istsuus -
IRE NORTHERN LIGHT will .uecrcd he NORTH STAR,
arc eavr Nrw-i OF. s.
for irrsht psssisr spoy 20 D. b. ALLsN Agent, NJ
Bowlirg Green. New York City.
NB-An persons are forbid Iustir any account Of
the shove ships or owrrrN
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA tor
III LIvERPOOL.-The AFRlCA " sn1naou, Comr4nier,
sail from TIE Conrarys DIX, a. Jr.y Cry, WIN n.
Mails Passengers fr Europe, on WEDNESDAY, the Ii1h
Passengers reque -d 20 be bo-ri To- ococka
The PERSIA will sal. IN the 2Sih inst
T.. CuNARD. N. 1 Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
fegai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of The County Of EewYovh notice is hereby gwen 70 all PSF
Va, having claims against JOHN STUART n's Of he City Of
Baker dscead pr-seDt IN. sans with vasn-rs
b. 20 ssbscrb-r the Office Of Ey.leth Bssri No
W.I,t Ia CITY 81 New York before TIE let day
December nextDsted New Yors, hs 1h dAy u hsJ, lse
JASETT STUART, Adndnisirsu1
rsl-,.usmsN Win tbs VIII snnsIsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

EOR BRIDGEPORT-Fare 80 cenS-The
,,-an.r BRIDGEPORT l.avss P-ek-.lp, East River,
ever, MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, .. IL o'clock,
moor arriving tine with HoUss,oDic NslstrcE @ao
New Haven trains
NORTHERN r. X. of n. JERSEY-For Pier
mont Nysck Hsck-nssck Enlewood, kcL~ayes foot OF
Sunday .xc-ped) 500 M sof - - and DO
m Leave, Pisrmont a. and As a ~ and D. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

FVREAT REDUCTION THE VANDERBILT
N EUROPEAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
SHIPS ali every tortsh; New York. Sou,hamPtor
aod hnvre under a eopsc leaving his side each atrns1
lPRoA EEw-yoag racN HhvAE AID
Yos sourH'pros souraAarros
ccr., CrrEs seahury Saturday Sept q Wedneday %. II
vAEpgksILr Les-vre.. Saturday Oc, N.dnesdsv UT -
AEIFL W,on....... saturday OFT 22lwedn-'day, Nov
fasse Steamships have wa'er-'isot onpsrmeaa
PricE PAssAex either way the came, viz: -
VASDERBILT-ls; csbis 4 lH and el~ "a cabin, ecn
OCEAN oUEEN-in cssiu, 100 .nd ssoi ID cabin, 90.
ARIEL-is, cabin, SEQ; "a cabin SO.
Yhts csbin limited number, $50
Certificates Of Passe issued from Europe to America Specie
~ D ToRRANCE Agent, No. Sso-is.G. ys,.
Cotton and other Goods teish 1t current rates
T1HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
NETWORK, H. j. Won s.p,en, Commander,
VIII sail pOs,avely carving the U 5 Mail On
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
taking Pass-neere or .u,.u.
LONDON HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BkEhEN,
o. the following rates; -
rr,t Cabin, $780, Second Cabin, co. s'eersse, so.
''' '''sn' s q I kfGroEN kEIcHELf
No. "a Broadway.
Tor SAVANNAH and FLORlDA--Tbs Amer
lean A,aLtic screw Steamship Company -sw and hr.t'
Pier p n R, On THURsDAY Sept Is at4 ,. CABIN p.
ssse 20 Savanuah with unsurpassed sccomInodations ID
Through tickets New Orleans $40 u.s. 20 Mobile SO Mont.
Macon sal Augusta 49, Also principal places In Florida q.
Insurance one hs ceut Mes. refnent sis
10 per foot. o,her goods In proportion NO con
No Balls Lading signed a'er departure o se AN
sr FOR Freight or P..ssse apply TO
II. B. CROMWELL Co. No So West'st- cor Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

NORTHERN PASSENGER ROUTE oy steam.
~ ~ FRANCIS sKIDDY AID COMMODORE, from too, Il
Lt~-y O. EyEKY EVENING, except s@,nrdsy q, O'clock
. Troy Rsrsse sao ssr.s h.- Rosd 20 lite
-, ,fsre ..iirs Lake America United 5-s c.
r.s Or a. para Lake Champ Montreal snd Ose-tseofg
fare 70 RrtsLd, 81 50 Darlington - 5i Fsnsears - ~
DIV lor through IeksH .: TROY sfEAkSoAS OFFICE loot
,(LsssrtY-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
At s. 5O.-LADIES' WRITING CLASS

ID A. SMITHs SCHOOL for BOYS-Lsxing-
De tonsv., S7thJt-Term oommsnces Sept IL Ia
ayucon thOrspsh IN s brsnches discipline Ell lent Tbhc-
sphcsl Chemical Lectures with apparatus Terms from
RlO 10 q per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
Gteamboats and Railroads.

nAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY-Steamer
IL METAMORA, from fot Of Jays- every TUEsDAf
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, sta m.
LNOR HARTFORD.-From Peck.slip ut a. p. m,
GRANITE STATE, MopSsys, Wedn.siAy. and FIidays
CITY OF HARTFORD, Tuesdays, Thu,day- sa Saturday,
NHANGE Of HOUR u SAGHARBOR fiom 70
~ o'cloek-The ,tesu-r CArALlNE viii leave Oliver IT
ever, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUa DAY AFTER
trefrt take
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

those who have conf dec their dauzhe u Miss HANEs ~
assured of her continued cvsre sh1 tho
hu increased ability mpsrt u her pupils sHoshus use
~ and .ecopred education she has ;he aid OF teachers vi
sknow I'd ed talent and II will be their united aim 10 coao
much d sable, the persons happiness a. wen
neral aud those committed 70 the
okrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

NEW.YORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO.
IN pIyIDENU-The Board DiIectors Of this Company
h,y- hi. s.y DECLARED SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE
PER CENT PAYABLE AID sf.sr sept Is ~ The Pacific Bank
Ts trat..er books will BE- cloj from the 2h ~ 5,h sept,
i,cln,iy. J. CAMPBELL, jr, Treasurer.
Ne~.Yort, Sep. 8. 1889.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12

and ENGLlSH SCHOOL. No. 90

u East 3lstst JAMES WEIR MASON. Tsm commences
s-r, IS Personsl insucon by The Principal and orousn
tins p glish breaches Circulars and further nfoms
in at CARTER's Bookstore DO $50 Broadway, OF ahsr
Asg 20 ct the school
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-17

RATHER SEVERE, BUT QuIrE AS TRUE.
The Albany Evening Journal gives the
following summary OF the meaning OF
Democracy about these days
Democracy convenient title--is
used just now to mean great many
different things. In Pennsylvania it
means specific duties, but in New En-
gland advalorem ones, and in Virginia,
no ones at all. 1t means popular SOW
ereignty in Chicago, but in Washington
it means federal aggrandisement. It is
for the fishing bounties in Maine, but
against them in Alabama. 1t fillibusters
in Louisiana, though it denounces fill
busters in Michigan. In Ohio it as
sumes 10 stand on the Cincinnati plat
form, but in Virginia it plants itself on
the resolutions Of '9S, and in Carolina j,
will agree TO nothing short ofthe, Charles
ton resolutions Of 1860, reserying the
right to differ even from them. if it do
not like them. All these warning fac
tons claim TO be single party, because
they have a name in common.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-17
Either Horn Assuredly Fatal.

Exs- In the recent debate in the United
States Senate. upon Mr.. HALR's PROPOSE
ton TO repeal the restrictive clause in The
English Kansas Bill, Messrs. DAVIS aud
BRowN stated emphatically. and weresus-
tanned by other Southern senator's, that
no Democrat could carry single South
ern STATE in favor Of MIR. DouGLAs's po-
silon that the people of Territory lad
The light to regulate for themselves their
domestic institutions On the other side,
Messrs. DOUGLAS. PUGH, and STUART
equally as confidently asserted that the
Democratic party can never carry sin
gle Northern State in favor of any ad-
verse position. If these gentlemen tell
the truth--and we hope and believe that
they do-tLe nominee Of the Charleston
convention, unless he happens to possess
The extraordinary power OF riding in two
different directions at the same time, will
eventually find himself with ut best but
half a party, or---if hesiiating with which
TO so. as is probable-witLout any.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-17
Orr Senator's.

Senator Jones, of Iowa, was by sin
gular coincidence absent from his seat
when the vote was taken in the Senate
postponing the Homestead Bill, and thus
killing it of for this sess ion. The vote
was tie, and had our Senator been in
his seat and voted against the postpone
ment, this "poor mans bil'' would un-
doubleday have passed after proper
discussion of its merits. But Jones
knew that by voting he would either have
to oppose the majority of his own party
in Congress, or else oppose the wishes
and feelings of his constituents in Iowa.
So he lodged the vote. Senator Harlan
was in his seat and voted against the
postponement. Ii is well Iowa had al
least one man to represent her in the
Senate Of the United States-a man who
is not afraid to vote on any question, nor
TO declare his full and candid opinions
on it. This session will close in few
days. when Senator Jones will be super
ceded by Senator Grimes, a man who
will be always found at his post Of duty
an earnest advocate of what he believes
right, and bitter opponent of what he
knows to be wrong. Senator GRIMES
will do honor 10 his State. Iowa has
reason to be proud of her Senator'S, Har-
Ian and Grimes. No State in the Union
is represented by sounder men or stsanch
err observation-disclosures Gazette.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-17

FEVER AND AoUE. FEVER AND A1uE |!
FEVER AND AGUE Immigrants and 9TH
ers who remove to the Western parts of
the United States, complain in bitter
terms Of the fatal diseases that prevail
in those sections. Some Of the most in
telligent physicians bear testimony to
this fact. Dickens the Shakespeare of
this age. in picturiny Little Eden" a
Western settlement, in a book entitled
:" Martin Chuzzlewit. says that the most
f,ourishlng institution was the Fever and
Ague, which had killed all who had at
tempted to make permanent residence
of it. Mark Tapley, who could only be
jolly under The most gloomy oircumslan-
ces, said that Feyerand agne had given
hin, cause for more jollity than he would
like to experience again. DR.. Hostelter's
Celebrated Bitters is the only cure for
this terrible disease thathe would recon-
mend to the public. Try them and be
convinced of their powers
For sale by Druggists and dealers gem
orally everywhere.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-17
New Hampshire Election.
Ey- The old Granite State still

E~ The old Granite State still re.
mains true to the cause of Free Labor
On the sth inst. she held her State cleo
ton. and gave glorious verdict in favor
Of Republicanism. GOODWIN, Republ-
can candidate for Governor, is elected
by about 5000 majority. All the Re.
publican candidates for Congress are also
elected by handsome majorities. loi
Republicans and o6 Democrats are cleo
ted to the lower House, and Republi-
cans out of y TO The upper House of the
State Legislature. 10 .a..ln- IL
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-17
T" Them Appearances"

They lave an old fosy in the Ohio
Legislature. The other day a speech
was made in favor of bill to repeal the
School Library law, TO which ne made
the following reply: u 90.
I'm in favor of this bill, the more be-
cause it would repeal not only the library
law, but the law in regard TO furnishing
apparatus. He. had seen some OF them
apparatuses, and what were they? Why,
they were little round balls, not bigger
than your fist, some Of them figured all
over, and called globes What idea could
they give anybody Of this world. AS to
school Libraries. they were not niece ssary,
because we had in every county in this
State Sunday Schools, and there they
had Libraries where children could go
and get books If they wanted them.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-17
Sheriff. Sale.

10y VIRTUE of an Execution issued on, Of
D and under the seal of tie District Cour,
OF Buchanan county, Iowa, in favor OF James
B Thomas, and against the goods and chattels
lands and tenements OF Jacob S. Travis and
Charity A. Travis, have levied upon the fol-
lowing described properly, viz
The Southeast quarter Of the Southwest quar-.
ter of Section Twenty five, Township Ninety,
Range Eight, West of the Fifth p Nj in Iowa.
Which property as above described will
oiler Tor sale at Public Auction, ut the door of
the Sheritf's Office, in the village of Indeuen
deAce, on Saturday. the Sixteenth ,9av of Atril
A. D. 1888, between the hours Of Nine o'clock
A. NJ. and Four o'clocl. p NJ of said day, to the
highest bidder. to satisfy said execution and
costs. WILLIAM MARTIN,
Sheriff
Sheriff's Ofic., Independence. Ioua,l
March 9th. 1859. T5l 1T