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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

EDwARD ECHENCK, AUCrIONEER AGgIGNEE'S
IT, sale Of the entire stock Of MesUs r. D. CLARK OF
Nt, assisnss. +. a. sOAEsCK viii seii By auction.
without Isserve 70 the highest bidder for oas 1.-THE above
store Thuday the Let day Of September commencing
l0k O'Clock =. the entire stock Of the above firm,
EMng mainly Or once furniture Of every description bn also
l.of wanut mshoginy and oak the ooe farui
dents and counting house de.k upright desks library
decks and table,; wye Ss.s And table: OF every
pigeon bee cases, ~ aosi .shosany and black VA.
as 6h Of :sd month vi Be ,od q their store ll9 nseosr
asinS chiefly Of furniture Of he above description partly
completed and Of largo stock OF material fer he bud
iso masers Of every kind ussd IN The Manufacture Of M
nouncea BY the trade be Of the moS prime descrp
ton Also, second hand desks furniture Sale 70
CHARLES q. STEWART. Assignee
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tCTION OTICK.-BURNHAM'S FURNITURE Eek.
press and furniture packing establishment Ill aud lla
Eleventh street. between Fifth and sixth avenuee Rich
hod furniture Of every description boxed and shipped to
arts OF the world Pianos mfo-s gass aud china pack
hd moved Larae two horse wagons for the removal Of
)ture 10 The country.
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from tho View York Herald, August 81

~
wALLAcK's THEATRE.
ays ;sS s .Sss,
Us se::
q:
power OF esDg chsrscter MY
iss %cs hns P fss
wsh ssads sss
% e ss ses' , on s q.
FOUNDED bears strong impress 2, orsnsy and howey
he wsn % Soss sas
here was
e ne a s
lay aud sang Of Inc saf
and held the audience a. were sp. Sound g. a 80 n
n: oaes ssy e. g. s =
maiden Hst heart bursting lover WA well depicted NJ g
Ven sS's ss s' ;%ssisss
~. S.ass Y. he
as
ian ne &c re sSs e nE
"a q n ss os NJ: 3
house then hem made ring WITH applause a Heron
ay NJ a. L saieman he manager appeared and thsSss1
stated Bae wSs s
re cha; 10 aa. would b
eve s ns and
Orsas b.. :a1~n Ssss w
IL. Ss u aad .ss of the e
harvest rye a = rswa. s Of her toll an Industry
From the paly News AugunN.
Hiss Matilda peron. Win The popular play Of .as-
improves as We become more fsmar with IL aud ID dssned
seeing It.
[From Por.er's Spirit Saturday, August MI
70 up n saa h gs
interest Of i tory and sd@raey adapted 10 ~ me devs
LIZ s .ss h 9: vi :s 2:
sss s ss % n ss ] VI
totally unlike abe had eve before ae%pteda Cha
re ss Sc
Or6ss 10 gs,ticuizs but may .ha. every
fancy bright Of The rsdouSs1
pIsssns.ss pises ssss D.sss q :
Judgment he Arrangement business Which
vns % viii S
ars MOI o s
exists taste for The highest cass Of theatrical
such The story Of Geraainen coucsed in language
IS sn e md full
% me We s sps BE, q y
20 periscy original unlike anssins that ve can remsa.
her ,v .ves1
rehinE tsst Mrs BalemAn the auhore has shown ti
sss dsy
S " s osn bca
which Hight onetne Improvisation Of woman who
tragic queen, but with the calm, logical determination Of
modern play Of II, class we believe "aer.ldnsn =. d.
believe hs to be- for s literary well genuine ds-
sbose who have heretofore seen Matilda Eeron We.
Scssevs her e. Of The re
5 g An n test s talent Vt. which Sn
aida Heron Geraldine 10 tragic grandeur .npe-
@ snos bow I've we
OF the sklfuy arranged rejecting -
: s ss :. Sn III s vsG
displayed. - - ''' -'''
w,,,.ck [fr1 1Tr ,ns even TIE NEW 1sAp.sL
For wonder ~. We have s
ysos q ae ss
ss s .s. and
fssss ssss: ss ss
M biz ss esnsao Of he psy ana
e ssass Sss !. e: -
s'..' hon :: R.l3y Time. !, -.
VI s so, e e . ss " ssSs T.
sss sr sai ss
tls In hat Technically the agones" the tragedy
woulc be very well worth senrgo, promising CREASE sn@
hsiier things from III fair au,horesa,
ss eton was repeatedly called for and tbs curtain ~
raised three mes IN 70 ihe acsamsnons -
suScss a " ss s's ss g
~ - s -
4: d K ssS$ b. g: ever been '''da''a !.
Ia plot dsveopsmsns s.gusss %. sas'a Up sssS
Yestn fact AZ be quail ies ms, 81 m ana places
Gssedy- bfllia3ny saccSrs,, writer's country.
doufs il superior production Of .ns Here We have
/ the 'sst twenty years even In "ns
nc hing 70 approach 49,, .. "A erom besinpug to onds
The ntsres o. cushnsias This was plainly MI
tested BY the oua ~ ne author by the hsary oheer
| that gre~<ed IL aDnoupcemens :, ~ Hs% York
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Arie EK per cent converible bonds.
/ New York New Haven Ri 6per cent bonds
urues received in addition to the regular advertised List
|g every nAlo next regular ThurDdAy, Bopt ].
ar auction sale OF stocks and bonds every Monday and
day, every day whenever required. a l2< O'Clock At
ock salesroom 81 William street. at the MerohAnts fx-
be, desired. Stocks and bonds bought and sold at
e sAle and at the 1rokess Board commission. In.
allowed ON deposits and dividends collected 6aIee soo
Of real estate Il public private ale when desired
ALBERT b. NIOOLAY.
Stock Auctoneer, Broker and Bsnker
no 81 vi Ham street., near wall
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uENRY B. HERTs, JR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL sale Of brandes champagne Rhine and claret Wines
gas TO- b bond and 10 store by order Of
oo%. No u Pine street co%pr.ng ever $4,000 worth Of
voser Sidney Ceerer Ronneux, Stella and braa
dea In bond; Care sparkling Mousele, Hungarian aud
d nouScoUx champagne In quartz pint. and halt pnts
gsyS Aso 60 gross Vienna matches Catalogues and sam
ples viii be ready early morning Of BY order Of
MARX LEVY, Esa Aasi9nee
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EDwARD scH1NoK,. AUorIoHllR.-HogsIHo

~ furniture-By Z. F: q. ECHENOK This day. ct lOX
O'Clock q their salenoom Nassau street. stock elegant
bracng rosewood and mahogany paror su IN brocad bro
cssel reps plush and hair clolh rosewood marble top e
rases carved and plain and mahogany bedead
rosewood and mahogany marble dressing bureaus wAsh
stands and commod and mahogany sofas
psrlor ehs marble top centre sofa and pier tables oak
spvesds hair maroaseS pallases vevet rugs silver
plated &C.. &c, ~" "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

DUBLIO ADMINIgTRATOR'8 SALE W. Il. RADroRD.
Aucioneer, will sell ct SAC Pearl street, Monday Au.
gust o. 1852 at 10 ocosk the effects belonging t. the
eatstes Of George W. Rande Mary Znser Louisa wilson
Henry Lee and Others consisting of furniture clothing
THOMAS 9. FixLDs. ESQ, Public Administrator
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

METROPOLITAN lxPBEsS-AUCTION NOTICE.
Persons about removing 70 the country or IN The city WI
TO their advantage 10 call On QOULDSMITHB empress.
l40 vsrck street. -Four horse wagons for removing fur
to and from the country; carts at AL times Letters BY
on storage, with solid pearl keys oos $500 oau me'
|tey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
8 ~ sOaART:-Tnesday. a. 10Y O'Clock, at the suc
rooms No. North william street, Of Frankfort,
ebod furniture consisting Of the usual variety of paror
room and kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

DAwNBKOKER's SALE THIS DAY, AUGUST 79 -
BELL THOMPSON will sell In tho auction rooms 10
East Broadway a 0 O'Clock 200 lots ladies' wearing apps
rel ak Grape and stella shawls manta &c Also one
der of l.. Levy, lSS Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

this day at l0k O'Clock a 48 West Sixteenth street. be
tween Finn spd Sikh carpets mattngs,
able sofa haircoh and chairs French and iron
bedeads hair mattresses plated gas fxtares kitchen
utenss 10 Sale positive without reserve, the highest
bidder. Deposits required. WELLINGTON A. OARTER.
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ls.s.Aasa A.e ~s,puxUM

.yERr II. yrCOLAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nctios asle OF stocks and honda -ALBEAr a. nIOOLAY
EN- this Day onday) ut l2z O'Clock al his stock salos
No 90 William street, near Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

NILLlAM ABBOTT. AUCrIoNEER, OFFICE CHAM
~ bers street. will sell Tuesday SOh inst 1t 10 o'clock
he conepa Of the four story house No Howard street
mareeees hne carpets Frenoh plate MI rors enaueled
au chandeliers splendid counter, chairs other
futures; CLOCKS regulator Sl6O,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

CHlRIFF'B SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF SEVER Al WRTTs
- of execution to directed delivered will expose for
ssie q public yendue on Mondsy the 2sh day Of August
hard Goals. JOHN KELI,Y Sheriff
b. REILLY. U0putv Sh0r6. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

WM. w1TIERs, AUCrIoNKER. WILL SELL ON MON
w day, al two O'Clock at 4b4 Canal all gentee
household furniture Of VIM. Conn, Esq, removing h1
country seat In New jersey. comprising ocoths velvet
Danel mirrors ane oil psntng sce and dsm.sk curtains
bedeads hair spring snd other fine feather beds
bedding spreads marble top dressing bureaus washsands
and dinner silver and ether wares all selected
with The owner, without regard Families
oil err should attend this sale.
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WALTER D G. BOaas,
JOSEPH DUVALL.

UTXCURsIONs TO THE FISHING BANKg-THE sE A
T. CROTOs having besn painted and refurnshs 3D.
will leave for the Fisbng Banks Augus a. 3d. 81 Friday,
and Saturday g. starting from james slp 49, Spring
stree 30 and pier North river at O'Clock Fare for the
60c Coton band board; also bait and Ashng
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MATILDA
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HERON.
MATILDA HERON
nRRoN.
rhs oKaAr AMERICAN PLAY
THE GREAT AMsRIoAH PLAY.
THE GREAT AAssIoAs PLAY
THE GREAT AMERICAN PLAY.
TaE GREAT ANER1cAN PLAY.
o5hrlETE AND ExosLLENr
GERALDINE
GERALDINE
GERALDINE
aERALDIsE
0EE~i 4DINE
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
EVERY NIGHT This WEEK.
EvlRY NIeHT THIS WEEK.
IvHRY NIGHT THIS wzxK.
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
1'desD mpr ssfsE G,sssG. =;
By tho thrilling aoing q
and the Intensely eustous m the ua ts ve6v 49,
made tie universal theme of artistic lrS
~ CIRCLES ana have gained for proud posiS
among The S~ SS'
DRAMATlsTs OF THE A0H
DaAMAT!STs OF TIE AGA
pkAaATisrs 81 81 ras AGE AGE
pss s.IIsTs 81 81 THE THE AGE AGE
The erBng merit Of this hold has coufsssx
H taken tho sympahies pablo may Do best sss
60 py the ioowIg extracts from the columns o The an9
Bat the substantial PROC q 4. entire popularity are Ne
CROWDED BIKES,
CROWDED BOXES,
OkOWGED BOXES,
OkOWDkD BO1kS,
TIE BEAUTY
AAdths
Of the hs metropolis Of country nightly Assemble -
wRAPT ATTENTION
The valued ..14s7,7 3! As,59
SkszT ; ! 4sssLs
dAEaT JOURNALS
GREAT J0GRNALS
who gve tone to public opinion In literary well poh-
The sabjoined notices ara respectfully submiaed:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

ID Of the summer New company of dazzling
excellence Capital ballet and pantomime troupe More STIR
and also in the essnIs a. II oe1ek he fsvore comedy
Dancing by Milo Jniee The amusing farce of THE VII
LACE ARTISANS In preparation several novelties of
attractive nanre including drama from popular Ledger
story bale. pantomime Of tricks and diabeis nautical
drama Of stirring character &c. The Olive Tree
Trunk from the Mount of Oves celebrated IN Biblical his
tory sll the cyposure of all The FAMILY Of
B still In the Pythonia Den of Serpents These
world other unique curoses the Grand Aqua.ia the
by Family &c all TO be without extra charge Ad-
tance Is cents children under ten Is CENTS parquet ssas
Is cents additional
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

u vana and New orleens -yhe stcnmsSip GRANr1A
Captain JET Hsury viii sal on Frdsy september 1862 At
the proper form furnished a. the nos and bills OF sdug
apply MlT West street, eTaer Of Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

NATIONAL THBATRH
Sole LeGDee and ManAgeress. Nisu Ba Carr
btARo Manager Mr.. W. NJ Ward Treasurer NJ T. n AMI
Engagement OF Miss G. LIZ Roy and YANVE E LEFFLER.
MOnDAY EVENING August -, 1852
MARRIED BLIND,
WANOENIN1 BOYR
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and Rsinbow.-wM DUMOsT will sell 1T auction,
peedsy August 81 at II oclock at the Merchants Ex
ge above boxts, lying At Hoooken, New Jersey
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KXCUHSl0ND.

ALL ABOARD FOB ROEY HOOK.-DELI0HTFuI
a picnic excursion "Wednesday August 3d. By the splendid
steamer W. g. PUTNAM and double decked barge CEDA
BILL giving opportunity the splendid scenery Of The
The boa. will leave Broome street Ess rves
Spring street. North river ct 81: Amos street, M g. Refresh
rnente board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

II Cholera Banis"Old Guard" answer the roll call.
faverite HUNThESB, Capt J. Duva In
sequence Of plena success with which the parties who
Cholera with and at the earnest soicitaH Of
many friends and patrons Of the above boat have concud
ed 10 give one of the kind
morning August 81 Ihe boat viii leave Jackson street "
rive ground at day light and remain until O'Clock NJ
Lines and refreshmens be procured board Bait fur
nshed gratis Fare tor the TIP 81
JOSEPH DUVAIL,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

UCTroN NOTICE -CRoCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
A large stock, by J. 9. 3. BARTLETT auctcueer. on
sday august So at 10 O'Clock, at 10 2sl Pearl street.
&c itcck without reserve In lots to suit city and country
ers Goods we'll packed for shippiug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

|uCrroN SALE OF WINES AND LIQUORS THE
aock of IN importer and dealer TO be sold for cash Bar
ma be expected. Sse TO take place on Wednesday
ust 81 at 2e2 Washington street. third door below Cham
e<reet, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

UCTION SALE OF sTAvIONERY &C.-A NJ ORLSTA-
LAR, auccpeer. will sell TUESDAY,, 50h inst at l0k
tck NJ 10 ~ Eighth avenue, near Thirteenth street the
and fxures o. book and station store consisting Of
rye and general assortment OF boots ink fancy
stationery and large lot o. other articles In the line
numerous to mention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

I,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-rHE UNITED
II States mail steamer ARA0O D. Lines commander will
for Hayre touching = % LAND Tue mails
pier n b. foot of Beach street This Oh has Ave water
tight Compartments encloang The engines
Of collision stranding tho could theu and
the pumps being free work the safety Of the and
sengcr1 would be secured. Proo Of ckbn
5 and 80 Baggage MOI wanted during tho voyage should
be sent on board the day before sailing marked below For
". d 6RAYyoN, Agent No, Broadway,
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arrEHING BANKA-fHI SEA grHAMxR sA1zILrx1.
Capt n. Andarson, Jr, VIII make excursion 10 VI
fishing Ban. every day. s.cept sssu day. and sund.s
7k pisr 10. North rvev a g. Jay street. q 8K; Spring
Esee 81. Fare for The excurgsa 70 cents Heffe6AMeaa
bait Lines board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

|UCrION TRADE sALE-Of CROCKkHY, CHINA,
Maiden Tuesday, August 3d. ct 10 O'Clock In lots
m the shelves to suit dealers comprising complse essort
|ciy country trade Goods carefully repacked for ship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

|UCTIoN NOTICE-CoNsfABLE Sale OF THE
stock of dry ard fancy gcoda dealer-HGNRY GREEN
sell This day At 10 O'clock at the store 1914 william street.
ky goods clothing shirts neck Hes hosiery, ladies' gators
ress brushes sccordeons fancy boxes soaps perfume
bewery, DC.
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ID NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL

4 TLAMTIO ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAvI0A ALTON CON-
a panys Now York and Gal DneTte next departure
IN NeT xcsk vii be The large and powerful es~sap
yhch as on Thursday. Ssptember H. touching g Jcsns
MF 70 rcceve the roynl malta Price OF pasage Fra cla
sipsl cite On main anway roussS e Srsss Br.n and Ira
bedding Passaee 70 81 Johns: krA oas! 500 second ~
For freight passage inquire q he American nxpre9 Cora
pany 81 Hudson ard ct their other advertised ocoo
1e interior Pssgs he third clase can BE- secured q
o. The above ocea 70 bring out hon Of the pr
stph cess ne main anss of railway Great Britain I'd
nSfoAr EXPRESS COMPANY.
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GERMAN vOLKa GARDEN, As BOWERY.
VI Grand concert and ballet every night
Harry Ball, the Yankee comic vocalist.
Wednesday, Augus 81, 1859
GRAND MON6rkk CONCERT.

Jeaders-the MessB Noll and Shleider.
Two banda Of fifty musicians will Do composed Of the
Bes. orchestra performers,
And Will comprise many Of the finest soloss.
The Will contain the best selections OF the great
eat masters.
Admission only 10 cents Concert to commence at 81,
Doors open at O'Clock.
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From the Daily News. August q.

HISS Matilda Peron. with the new and popular play Of "0
rsdne cont to draw crowds to this house The pec
improves become familiar with aud desineI
contrary The wise givnss out ofome would be critics,
seeing II,
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4 UgfRALIA PIOEExR LrNE.-EBTABLEHMD 1852
"A Carrying the United States mails. Sailing positively
The day adversed 70 dsys pasage Tho new and noble
clipper ORIENTAL $50 tons register with capacity for
5000 tons comes 70 her berth pier j North river
viii have Immediate despA oh Tor MebouIpe In her voy
age the Oriental made $40 miles In the hours and from her
va and sailing qualities expected 10 make the passage
Of Is She has magnificent aons for nrtt and
board o. TO r. ". CAMERON, No: Bowling Green. blight
bills for sale cash advances made conagnmen Con
ignees IN Australa-W Lktnson, Bros 70.
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T COX AT rHysI PRICES OF TIE NEW LINE FOB
BOO including railroad ticket Tho fsvortte s.eamship
NORTHERN LIGHT Capt rinklepaugh wi leave from pier
meeting via Panama Railroad With the seamshp on e Pacific
prompt connection al Ire Ishua The North STAR
coed The Northern Light and leave New York on the h Of
Heptember For freight paAsage epply to ID. B. ALLEN
Agent, No Bowling Green. Sew York city.
BAH persors forbid trusting any one on account OF
the Ahoyo ihipa o 0Hnera.
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NEW ORLEANS,
ALBANY, COLUMBIA, Macon. AUGUSTA,
and various places IN HloridA
via SAVANNAH Ga.
Tho ALABAMA Capt Geo, 6chenck wilElaavo Sstur-
~, Sept s. from pier NO: North river Tickets
be had for tho following pacegfaro low
other seamer-om new York 10 Savannah; accommodation
New York 10 New Orleans So 75 Mobile Sss Montgomery
Ala @36 Atlanta GA $; Albany Ga, S2a; Columbia Ga,
SAMUEL L. hITOHLiLs 4 son Is Broadway
NOE SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-CHAN0E or
day.-The american Atlantic Screw Geamship Com
pany's new and hrst class seamnhip HUNTSvILLE j. A.
Post commander viii leave pier IL North river Thursday
Cdbn passage To- Savannah, with unsurpassed accommoda
TONS SIS Through tickets to New Orleans S39 rs; Mobile
&S5 Albany Ca &2l; Atlanta, S23 Columbus S13 Macon
S Auguss So and TO principal places in Florida 81 lewes
Freight 10 cents foot goods and cher
articles In proportion Insurance haf
mission charged for forwarding goods consigAed 70
Central Railroad Company. no bills Of lAding eigne
departure OF steamer.
II. B. CROMWELL %, SO Wsss
corner Of Albany
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP IIaE FoR "a
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uCTIOE NOTIJR.-THIs DAY, MONDAY, AUGUST
49, at 30 Seventh street. will be sold superior piano
O. nld with pearl KEYS, carved legs and has every
dem Improvement Bale commences st 10X O'Clock.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-06
Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part of
the globe, is the consequence of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm
of vegetable decay. This exhaation is evolved
by the action of solar heat on wet soil, and rises
with the watery vapor from il. While the sun is
below the horizon this vapor fingers near the
carth's surface, and the virus is taken with it
through the lungs into the blood. There it acts
as an irritating poison on the internal viscera
and cXcreting organs of the body. The liver be-
comes torpid and fails to sccrctc not only this
virus, but also the bile from the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate in the circula-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach SYM
pathize with the liver, and become disordered
also. Finally, the instinct of our organism, rs
if in an attempt to cxpel the noxious infusion,
concentrates the whole blood of the body in the
internal excretorics to force them to cast it out.
The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to the
central organs with congestivc violence This is
the CHILL. But in this effort ii fails Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the
central organs and rushes to the surface, as if
in another effort to expel the irritating poison
through the other great excretory the skin. In
this also it fails, and the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery of
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These are the fits or paroXysms of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder will of
course undermine the health if it is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found, an
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-10-06
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES

L
PRESBYTERIAN--Ch on South street,
j. q. BoGss, Pastor. Meets every Sabbath, at
1919 A. M. and y p. NJ. eFaI 5a 80
METHODIST EPISCOPAL - Church on
South street. DAVID Poor, Pastor every Sab
bath at l0la A. NJ and 8 p Nj.
GERMAN EvANGELICAL.-Rev r. Dub.
Pastor Services every Sabbath morning n,
TO- o'clock, also on Wednesday evenings
GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Mr.
Swartz, Pastor. Preaching at the School House
every alternate Sunday morning, at l0la oclk
and on Thursday evenings.
UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY--D. C. Tom
..INsoN, Pastor. Meets in Morse's Hall, Main
street, every Sabbath, at l0a A. NJ.
EPISCOPAL-Rev. Mr. GIFFoRD, PASTOR
Meets at Masonic Hall every Third Sunday
commencing Dec. l2. ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LODGE, No. ST.
Stated Meetings on the Wednesday on or before
the full moon of each month E. BREWER, w. M ;,
GEORGE MARINE, Secy. t.a ass
AHOLIAB CHAPTER, No. 2l.-Meets at
the Masonic Hall, on the lst and Sd Thursday
evenings Of each month. @
EDWARD BREWER, HIP.
+. b. OLDER, Secretary. 81.
GOOD Observation-Disclosures Lodge
|. o. G. I. Meets every Tuesday Evening al
Masonic Hail.
HARMONY LODGE, /. O. g. T., Meets every
Saturday Evening at Masonic Hall.