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New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
We said and this is now described by the Chicago organ

We said and this now described by the chicago organ
az Ie''"'''i From IN, " Y Tine. Mav g. la72
There isnOtning more agreeable nan ~ .ilu @ rci,o ~
gyorbe Ia him than his merits deserye-ind with re-
gard 70 the Cincinnati Convention T S o ~ sc,,
iT -curz I'm the first Mace his speech at that Con-
vpntiun worthy Of the cAtIdoIuill'Ig
with which he is REGARDED by men OF unqnesonhDle
abiItv and sanarity-ke Mr.. samuel BoWles, for IN
stance man not much accustomed to nero Worship-
and il was also sueech OF which any public man IN tDls
country might reasonably be proud It's lmpos-
sibe 10 weigh the testimony given oy me hohest el
of the Cincinnati convention W,9us VIZ @ t ,oitnS ~ ain
fair expression OF public opinion, and to defeat the PAL
try intriSucs OF political hacks
PROM me " T. Times De, g. 1871
Schurz has claim 20 pubic confidence or rospeu,-
He came to America IN ISS4' re ne Tas cars Later
be was a candidate before the Republican IohVen
OF Wisconsin for Governor Out IaAe1 QI
and was rendered the nomination OF Lieutenant -,roN
ernor. This offer he spurned contenptuousN, anu Ie
fused 10 support the ticket nominated by the Convention
In the campaign of I8dO be entered INFO contract 10
] Tto ne os med 10 duty i'm some of the Western
states He refused 10 make any speeches unless he was
paid an additional sum for each speech by the loc COM
mittees Further sums we're paid hun by such com
mlttees varying from fifty TO one hundred dollars Tor
each speech He succeeded IN procuring tuc "ppoL.,
ment of Minister to spain where he remained but little
more thau wear He constantly represented 10 Mr.
Lincoln he had supreme control Of the German vote
and any refusal 20 comply with his demands would Oe
promptly resented by that class of voters.
In 1862 Mr. SchurZ returned 90 Washington, and gave
Mr. Lincoln To understand that he were not given at
least Brigadier Generals commission. With Major
Generals command then he would at " withdraw
lis 100000 Germans and oppose the Administration
Mr. schurz was one of the most persistent bores n
Washington for appointments IN the clVl service. lie
advocated the Of citizen OF Missouri, Who had
neither social or political standing for foreign mission
Tic sent into the senate. SCAurz lad Iree
hed in favor of the confirmation Of his friend, The dis
graceful nsTunCutaAty Of schurz was revealed by the
Chairman OF the Committee ON Foreign Rclauons-lls
offensive long continued boring of the President Tor
the appointment, his hbors with Individual senator's
and the utter uhness Of the man for the place Gen.
schurz pressed upon the President the appointment or
u. brOtler-n-aW MIR Jusstn OF Chicago as Collector or
the Chicago District He was appointed because Gen.
~clulZ asked lt, aud SchurZ asked d SIMPLY because
usseu was his brOthcraw. In politics hc belongs TO Tie
extreme revolutionary type of some European societies
he now destroy Administration when nc las
ought Iu vain 90 corrupt
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
NEW SHERMAN HOUSE FOR SALE,
CHICAGO, I'LL.

n. owner, ofthis property u, GAGE BnoTIEsg Rfca,
having leased The Pae-s Hotel nov a- Ps-e, % eea al-r 10
above property for SAFE With immediate po.sloa l .ooa
any tine between row ,rd march, i7l II Dlr-ha
able tine $4,000 caa be realized esrpng e t' e'
house erecting can be completed
The location Of this property corner Of Mson al ca 30
unusually vouols hotel purposes, only o- s l yaf
bat M al uuro time being located only one W 5o,4 10 ieot
oftss Pittsburgh Port wayue nnI Chicago Railroad Chicago Aoa sd
st. Lous Railroad au eary ,e coming Fag e Cso ulvuls
and st. Paul Railroad snl very considerably 70 tho c iri
Sorhwaa Railroad and al Is branches an any es hoti a.
tie city and with one exception the Oh buae esoeh
CouE;hol Boar Trade and h several 1oes aarsf an
any sfsss house open eorsenptei to s -es nd ea
ut business center created By location Of 'l concerns o. "
Farwa Co.. FELL Letter Co.. Hamin, Tale CO., C. p Eeio-E
Coz H. " King Co.. others composing Ge lgct sHas ID
or city. TIE battling completed lie pa. al very
substantial ana imposing structure built IN mocn -ye q pre-ai
brick With stone :rmnug covering the entire o l5l t hen on
sIadsonst. by DO feet Ia depth on Clnionst
Five q stories IN st with half Additional on tae ends
l25 rooms IN lo.l portion. In business portion, eleven m stores u
which are double To any pcrson contemplating familiar 4 io
keeping The purchase ofs property oG indaocneai step ma
permanent payipg investment that seldom Terms Of as
verv favorable For further rar.,enlars. ailress
c. r. FIELD & CO.,
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SPIRIT OF THE CANVASS.
PROSPECTS, N PENNSYLVANIA.

r, 1.4 u, ,,r [T I+s 80 ga tLo Erant Ripc IN This
state comes rom Mek3n GGanty tor co., e - u; WIZ EFe 3
ui Mexican county, tle grant tI,ctoI OF we - l Ooi
eI,1 D5ii1c!, M liz ns , m m and bc vb" DEM
H'1 W % ~ -'s,r1t-o,, is oIrsadv In fine hands
ottN W & p IN sita CoT.5i+,aa We 10fice mat some of
W ,e 1r-t ri-,.r. 6lZ-a tle name of ID d. Free
L % y, i,t ,i' ie.d moi llfa fIs rllflc 0f ma lyiu
torecuon unJl h's.s EIie.L @ sl -. W.. = lv M
80 t tl'o nc +',ne m asf-erued corrosu0u.eut IN
5uItupor writes lnat tle hepuoAcil OreaA I'D NloNrln
% ~ per Nt-. VI o- '-'. pa .- ,.. -.
t safe 10 puJ u4Wl lLc @ @go4It - o.'I p I3r & oor
WIo VIZ s.' 3 l.l' .. - . ,.,t.s ID, ,l.t,I,or
edul-,-Ats q. -d- -oI l.l- I , ,I - Az s5tI' C
1,il. --9.'o -, h, ~ ~. , q % , | W 3,,lt -f rs a---1'
@ --5 T.. - .,,, +r Grf-.. ..v al. t'e iftI1r, ar his
wounds WI permit A5 IN 1e Ae 80 u E E m a. along a jf
--i & n m, o,-uvi1 1f I'm. ful',cau Vote "A tiIi
- -i' t ,.reai.r .r5 rro,--, Tn f.4+ rs,,4n of INA
De gwen 10 NIetles anu .I '.'. 10. . ~ T
"a. "a I - 1,le -.r.i-,. %, ti,r 'r,,
OouFtlll"u dl peii'ia. Lu, 'l,..- il .l- -lll
uer promises i' 9e more a" pil lltI wa" p. Lo' M 'lc
t---oLl can gal.-l l .' '-' . o., ~ f i i s i -. "
-On-I.7slLdu rom a -ll-' --- ~ -' - =" ..'
-+ 4 G.- V-,-I-. E1 viii il. s-,l,u1r-ed III t,is
f9ctlri1 and cannot ne defeated John
"a, W 7' ' nm linn -,Ii. "" fr SIa,or nj
w ,',--y2 '- I ~ , - t,r ~ 80 -, ,Io,..--aI tIc
.icsf i5I l. simmer I'M ts western c0gD.rs Va III
".lt @ ~ y. M =. .- az % . - i. & ygI5--r, --,r' r
merry heultf or congress Iioh mercer anu one on ,ile
most 'sil't1' a. l '-'o ~ . .ila -
ma Mason Of Bradford Comfy have also declared for
Greeley, and nearly All te leading Republicans of CrIW-
ford County, including a majority OF The Republican
county Omcers, nave openly capol7ed tAe Liye--
cause. - -.. ...-.-
WHY MR. GREELEY WAS NOMINATED.
From Tie san fi'<-,.a' t-l,"I. l"r'J
HE Democratic National convention has
nominated Horace Greeley ana j.. Oritz Brown. and
tley are now the staudaTdHearers of Jue Democratic
rarty We desired different result, 0ur the National
council considering all Tie circumstances OF tine app
frar.niug contest eteruued that the best means lf
restoring the Government TO rhe dominance cOu.titi-
t3ual principles is Dy selecting those n whose
there las been the greatest popular uprising since tie
DAYS jackson. We accept the inevitable. and me
Examiner viii do ts best promote fle election uI the
Democratic They have received ne sanction
thaJ entities them 20 the hearty support the DemOc-
ricy The character OF our standardbcarer- VIII bear
e sfrctest scrutiny. and Greeley and Brown viii r.
celye the surIg ges of al Democrats and OF M other honest
mon whose fufafulfi.u for Grant has moi blinded
be exposed 10. If Gen. Grant should be
elected for second term The selection OF Horace
Greeley due sterling honesty which has marked
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
BOXING TIE COMPASS.
VARYING yIEws coNcERNING scHU

VARYING VIEWS CONCERNING sCHURZ.
tr01n Ts s. y Times. Jriy iB, l872
Then this Western echo of John COchrane
Co says that made certain charges against Senator
ecbuTZ some time ago, and forced u retract them
We Wish Nr. Horace White would 70 church occasion
ally and Try 70 bring h mind 10 appreciate the differ
ence between truth ana uDfTut1 or all the statements
We originally made about senator schurz have never
Withdrawn one aud propose 10 do FOR they
az literally trpe and we undertake 10 them 20 the
sdsiactl0n OF the whole country We said that Mr..
schsfZ speech at Cincinnati good one and that
NE course there seemed worthy Of the admiration
rAeb bis fends eDteTtaiu IOr hln That wac ABOUT al
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22


PORT OP SLV-TOHR. .... ..............Jrlr a
CLEARED.
Steamship CIV Of Montreal 9th GsaHsiy L7epo" &c., John
steamship Canada l3r Webster, liverpool via qa-eavu p W
Steamship i,9l Arrarop rl Reed Bristol Bag p 2 Ysaa, s
sieasp Gee. W. Clyde, Cole Galveston and A west g. d. 10
steamship b C. knight johnson ,erara Geo. Nsnrt
u.aiou steamship Co.
St-smsIig ica.hHsi Rector Nea'B~Ior P-rruson Wood
Steamship fr.Hcolia. BraFg Portland. . , Amr-
Steamship sherman, Ilasey Ses ore.Hs, F-sa Baier
steamship Mars CirumIey, Philadelphia.
Sp Washington Booth NcGrgor. London Fabor Chsuueer
Bora 4 g Jones .Br % berry & S9.'F M SoS 4a Sii & IN a. ."
BlrE Laura Ger j. soIser, koniss9srg, r. " Meyer Co.
Blls Iva lBEi, Ltsoa AAneiaO se Maitland Phelps Co
Brig LA, Thompson Glbaru, J. n. Winchester Co. -
Bng Thomas TuIuI Brl, D, MsysgusI P H. l. W P. Am
Bre Goeeio utsll C,esee Gloucester Eng sooovrh Co.
Bns Forest Prince lBr Merriam sL Johns b. H. j. De Val,
gns La Creole Dutch spalekhaver carAeoa Dev.-e Co.
Eng Again Ger B,ek"@,a Fefayihl' 80 ~ - y. [ os ~
shr pTsine Bird lBEl Mclean 81 john ~ b. D. j. Serus
sons. sr,, l. w5,it vn.,v T.,ury;sD \. g - 49,
sel Newport lBr N.s Ne.'oI y ~ ,rani, 8erela1 Co.
sehr raese Tosr asissioa s,o s. G. T. 4s ' ''
sehr Artist. Forester somerset. Mass
Steamship Parlia lBr Wasoa Liverpool July as Queenstown
lotl, With ndse and pas 10 CLas g. FFanckiyn
steamship south CAIona Beckett Charleston. s ne and pass
s,Sos5g S S e & 85o 9, Phillip: p TP nSsooI July 'aa
steamship Eaen $ Terry ssIeH, Sesbera, \. c.
Steamship Spain B Grace Liverpool Jny TO- Qnecnsio~r
llth, with mdse and pass. 90 r. ". y. Hart
steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah with md and pass Murray
Ferns CO.
steamship Gen Meade Sampson, SerOreau, July l9 with p.s
and pass. % Fcik Baker
Steamship south Aena Tnkensugh June 25 and "a
IhOmAs Jug "a slih ndse- aAi % Wa Il. Garrison
steamship Cortes Whitman NesOreaus JnT D. mise and
pass 10 Il. b. Cromwell 4
Steamship PrAneoHa. Bragg Portland aud pass 20 J. p
shp Katne of Glasgow MeCuaR Loaloa june p i.h
mdse.
Brig Jeanne CDuichl Kroon Maraoabo DAYS with eoa.e
of Bosonj ianmoni Jaclson,r i-s with
lumber.
sc1r MAgnet Smith 81 John n B.. u iavs with lumbsr
sCHOoEERs-EIYEH CnAsrNmE
Prudence Pal River. OruIIala. Providence
A. l.. Perkins, Boston Daniel Russsl. Portland -
Balloon. Bangor. Caroline 4 CoTnelia ,ot.-t.~t
Martha jane Provideucs. ID N French, Boston
l. A. Iolrs. NOrgaik. iahbggg Harfrl
Jenny Hall, Virginia. Niapue, NorEeh
Hannah D. DeEHA
SAILED.
hsamhigs Bremen Bremen Columbia Gasgou, Alg.,,
S&4AaS h0BtTeA LysIpoo, ua,.ua fs srs
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
MONDAY. JuIT p

MONDAY july p
No Steamship Male
Mail M ia lax s. S. Is closed at e yerTek Post0ace every
THURSDAY ~ O'Clock p. Steamship Porll Nc on
prl.au closed Nal is oal7 BY lie Williams Gaon and
Iuman Line Steamships
TUESDAY IrIr O.
Nails for ST. Thomas Br1 Argentine Reuhic ETC, by The
steamship Mcrlmscs close az p. n. stlmshu sails - p M
from flel No ~ ~. r.
WEDNESDAT JrLY 24
Europe Quensfosn AMI Lyerroa Der steiin'u
Nebraska 10 ID H. Supplementary MAI 1cr No. ~ "
r.. Is closed 40 ? b. steamship sails I'D
ian posted supplementary Maj must be prepaid Win
post ge.I
a Pa..i.1 C.osed Nal IS sent hv this lre
Mail. H4yIua and Mexico bv The se0 'r o' Havana close
Al u a. IL. sc4Insb. % sails % u Ium l-I $50. 10 j. L.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Barbara Rothschild has brought suit in the
Supreme Court, Brooklyn, 10 recover $4,000 damages
rom Frederick Lederer OF the Hamburg Steamship
The Pontiac Gold Mining Company of Col
orado, William Krohne, Charles r. Bailey. and John
Brandt nled voluntary petitions in bankruptcy, last
week. julius Deitsch. Ezekiel Moseey John II
hotehan Charles g. sabin, Milton v Waring Elias Pos
heI and John j. Rogers were adiudeaIed Involuntary
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

Cru George Glide G'lron George Cor veil ,nd Sherman
for RewOrean., A.hlard Renandna, Fla Sau Sadof for
ssv,rn,b Tnr Airr fr Charleston Regulator for Wilmington
Oh Domuou or RleAmand: G. Knight, Tor Washington.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cunani Line steamship Siberia Harm
Bostou July this port At eoeA Ibis morning
en- rsaie 90 Liverpool
IFor Latest shin Ners Fitth Page
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
p1SSENGERS S1LLEn.

FOR sAvANyAI-fn steamship SIN Siirraor Jny 21-E b.
u.r a. DAVIS Martin Tufts T. De Leon, John A. Nneel and VIE
~ E,,ehmn D. w McApn. r. b. Arnsroae r. b N-ihi Ar We
Crer Horace smith. BerolT, @. r. Foster il-l Bu-el G
gua children. T. N. Hnrtr AID vie. Doe AAl NJ Or. %
ben Mills d. G.. Noe JoLa b la-l' s l. Lae2a
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
n-.LArrHE ALnA...

80 rt....-.... a '..t.tsss '
saur uo0E.... 8J Cows If.r.. ".l irI 'a.r tr.'-.
lIfs Dtf-r
s.liy uooz . gJ Cows .aul....ils Hl Gate frr.. ol
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

NOTICE T. HEREBY GIlI. u. .I DAT.
= l.s .a.s-.st.| .ta. ..f ..r...s.aH.H ... ...
.a.rasa sa ,ioutI t-rrasoos Ia ...
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ainri ,flsoat eaI.
lt.. Iha. Harder si... ssr ... l.H ,r r...
EIf. ..lra a. #a.I.H.
Elr .Mth NHau.r. D.arast. arfrr rt lHa Dol N'sHH
gu1 .sar.e. 81 'H p atr. 'rf.'t .,t .-.'a ' af "
,ssl Gs, p N.t. q r Hrltr be- rae. u.,.af...t .s..
hsL Charlton '1. Naf . in.soa - .'' 't
..a III. b. u lH.I il.sar .f ..t I... II
AMI asL Harlo au4 Daussfaoftsu
lls psHck D.busl cf-u1k lrafis.F LssI....f
rsfft ID. nfr f.r. s.. Il.
t.fI Ptfrrk Gaaff. isuas tiar au... H.isar
ll r,E UiuaN eala gutter iui rs cial &C. . . HHas
f,sa p,rc, Clhnsy sarfbs ipbs .E,s. for So. .o ant
fIIu. .pssncs aher taFfur eoafrfnsufsi -af He'.'
lI-n p.rus Ginusr faaguF lsf opposite Nat Il
El5 I@nnrs HinaeI rflssfaIss -nfaf lsa.. y
s-,t r..es t..I-r. .rsssa 1uu seuitHf o = D.
,5i1 p..,E gIsn.f erssssa ISL ,sf.r D ave- 10 ~
Pa Psrck GlbusI aag Net lfit lsif.fn Nttafai 80
,,,s p,,s. G'su.- .-o.,.s.ss wor-ir ,ss,f .van.nr
lSil Jna Def ~ D bosH ft lffarrn Iaih ED
.2 lsist ~ Avenue % aui lia.sfr
~ Jae Dusr, o. niosa pt sssf lta i hsts~sa
,.at chstopssf Kste. 1th.i r,.suar friur afb tur
anl 80 hs-Essu tl.uve tui t
l1io Chrsiops-r Nefrs iueve -b rrr tnt '' Fsra .t
auI |afl.sis
ls chr.,aph.r S.r, Mlosas,, store s.l .sa 's's'sa
anl llayss. fni bel .i-.t tsfser. "a ial iIhssss
aoofys /. yis 'oisr '''aa-~-s
rs wruAvs Csrk
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

TIoro lre seven other members or the Committee OF
whose official titles we have information. But these
fllretau e of course the active Intelligence of the
Cniu'tce These nineteen OtirclOldcrs have sent ont
notice to the people Of the State that they must read
and tqe one or the other of the paucs edited m TINS
c.rv uv tine United states Pension Asent OK the United
states Appraiser 0f Imports.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
gounirp Real estate tor Sale.

EOR sALE-A SEASIDE COTTAGE, stu
sied 90 Crescent Beach sauuC couu ihs csss hHi n
bet material coutaas snd has loser a laaa 10
second aiaaf sh hf hesi ~ haing
ihs foe All F - s ehtah A-o
several ,osges Fur psrculas aarsss l. W bAkNKs
Nikaso, Coma
EOR SALE-STOCK or GRAIN FARM, two
klndsrhoaa stAuau ~ su lsrEe snf
sisnuA baaHss spsud AeiIsss FAihhsoh thoh Co.
Ps.srss. J. - O4e. ~ Css~hss..s n
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

bankrupts and James r. Gilmore Maurice Dehonf, and
Lewis W. Philips received discharges in bankruptcy.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
OFFICIAL rRANsTERs OF REAL ESTATE.
Ciln Real Csiale for Sale.

Cilp Real Gsialc for 5dIc.
ADYERTISEMENTS
TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE
WILL BE RECEIVED
AT TIRE
UPTOWN OFFICES.
vo. Sal West r- scout or u r7c1tT rist, u7 %
p M regular olce rates.
A FREE EGISTER-COntaInIng 2.OoO CRY
I Map sc gans Appg 10 b. b. 'lI' ~
SON -ON. u Pucs-. lHI 2. tth ave
TOR SALE or 10 LEASE-The valuable
LIVERY sIABLB lately owael br omas Mons, lereir JOS
II6 4pi s Cn,r-naret nt l5ro0. ulue A. ri M ae so ~
liberal tr or es Of yeaF. Afp 70 ALuh ~ A',f
d. Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
Congtrn prcpertn TO Get

Goaalrn prcperin to cei.
AT TONKEbS.-To Let furnished for tle
"A salue. 1s ,,.l sh god .ais % f-4 .i aa-s
oitIe Depot. Ianel,s l1, ,-. lI .-e- o g. ...tr .-
TVO RENT for a term of years, the N1O-
MItG HOUSE 20 sc.aufo1 '1. r s0laaFl Hotel 1I.1i
r sa.r lr r s .el-. lr .ll ai Sci 0lr .f - lF
person ar pl-.. calla o1lortlg 'lar- 4af rats
j. e.. BURGESS Scranton PA
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

] ARGE BRICK RESIDENCE and eight lots
IN ca- .rcalc .u BROOKLYN t0 EXCHANGE Or tu ~
RESIDENCE SeFj .rey lp e Huifll ore hour 1 - ~
RuLAND g. WHITING D .fl.-T-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

GEALED PROpOS AIS will be reccycd by
y ths Trustees tf - s r sla d is
r.pstnrnt Plhr iHsifursn ~ ofsad a. h - %
NkpNhsuAN. DO llsf is IL luf l1li o. 10 IH h HH nf
hu iag III atc uf uftuEsf seoHi y" r. in o. tnl
.a. Ill aurhs nssf Nshthsfs. aa Wave fars tHa
.tsns an - ..n a. bs lfs afihs sssisesa a taass
ll.a gepairs ~ a 9rsnias. .thiri aosfi
Prsnasas nust To- niafssd PnIesss pl lss az rf
rz rs.pnnsts arpresi srrsfies sl 70 s f fafi 80
ssu billcf pruuesai sil e ,susi-d u shh 10 s
ths at -
.-..l. ~. - fLEnEsI nfkUks
PNf' HnNk N ~.
MaNaIkNF
John be- Lkasfka
hgNl "a VAS BtnsN
x-~Fa,. I.l, IA liza Rs<d rsssts-s Ns-s
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
auttion Sales q Real estate

A GOOD CHANCE for BARGAIN. VI.
y GIHsEs Auronssr I'D M g falnc Aaciiog o hr shet'
tlier sthsu ra-re TUESDAY lulT % IN a. rsct.
on ,h prs. eesut cuhs khslDhNoh ara eighteen koons
III rngov.rnsns plot oi GROUND i5It0 uuuug tAiton
hruagh lnd fronting Connexions Jersey t
Lars Of hau-s splendid anrr rsunis sud
snrer aii sh arre sma fat trees Frcu asghnar
h.i hssHiiai n ths hsf hafhaf Nr
per.au ohsaaE h.aas Issince chesp tesa n9i
.ali 10 attend his sale. fsf parieaan So apply o.
JOHN n. GiBsEN. Anrtouesr
n aouts 60. Jersey iitr
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

y IHINf0F ~ Nu1IlonfTI
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,
ID IL fauuson dfsfl
No. - NAssArsr,. cHpAR-sf. hss ohE
Rsa Esiats prouuy Etchsnged Aucuu . Of sccAa
Furniture. Mefthtuiss &c.
DEREMPTORY SALE Of magnificent
COUNTRY STAT on Fushng Bar l. h. gntaiung f trrss ai
Isnd orney oeuei BY H. Couhl I'll b. -h 20 DE premise.
foreclosure mortgaEc, TUT ispAl Iu ta 81 p i
Fof particulars e A. LANhkNth r. iuchoaeff W ni
50. % a. n. NAfls Atsinsg 90 Nsssaust
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
Gin i1rcpcrtn 10 Get.

A FINE STORE, corner Broadway and Thirty
y uar.,t l.. >. ave-. TO LeAaB-,uibi. 7r .t'-r har'
M H. ktfNOR
l...sL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
Real Gstate 10 Grcbanne

Rom 1. Ken. Block claro IT,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
tucstrbcslsr COunin Real eslats for Sale

TOR SALE-Beautiful BUILDING SITES of
i nom 20 20 each nclr Rre br''hi .--n-.e so
bgh teahv ocltors ruol lib0r 'or boots. lear oa4 Or i
c-urc5e lll good s,41llaR e. Ji- a. --., .~,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-16
Forests and Rain Falls.

IT is a popular error that forests in
some unexplained manner promote rain
falls, an error that evidently enough has
gained currency from the admitted fact
that diminished water courses and fire.
quent droughts follow any widespread
destruction of forest trees. Experiments
set on foot by the French Government
have demonstrated the fact that hun
dred acres of forest Will attract no more
rain than hundred acres ofturnips. But
forests do perform most important work
in checking the evaporation of surface
water, and in hilly countries in retarding
its descent down the slopes, thus serving
as a safeguard against both droughts and
Hoods. In this manner the running
streams, great and small, are gradually
su upplied with water, and the supply is
made to continue during long period in
a well-wooded country, while destructive
freshets followed by excessive shrinkage
of water courses may be expected In
regions denuded of trees. In the French
department of the High Alps extensive
regions have been nearly depopulated ow-
ing to the sterlility of the land, which
since the destruction of forests formerly
existing there had become incapable of
cultivation. Within the past eight years,
under the operation of laws which re-
quired part of the denuded land to be
replanted with trees, and the remainder
to be covered with turf, wonderful i'm
provement has been going on there, not
only in the physical aspects of the coun-
try, but also in the temper and ambition
of the people. The bleak mountain sides
are once more covered with verdure, the
beds of the streams are fixed, bridges are
no longer periodically washed away, and
the peasantry and farmers, satisfied that
the soil can be reclaimed, are now indus
trious and hopeful where they were be-
fore discouraged and despairing.-Litte
CorDOrdL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-16
Lined Inside.

WAS In drug store in Elmira, when
in rushed fellow who called for a pound
of camphor, and downed the whole of it.
II was surprise party to me, and said,
"What the deuce did he do that forp'
"Why," said drugs, "he is lined"
"Lined," says |; ''what is thatp"
Then he told me.
Some years ago, gentleman who was
about to give a dinner party spent whole
week showing his servant how to make
mock.turtle soup. When the day came
she made the mock, and the turtle, and
the soup all right, and just as she was
about TO pour in bottle of claret little
boy entered, singing, Everything is
lovely and the goose hangs high" which
distracted her attention, and she made a
mistake and poured in whole bottle of
hair tonic.
"Did it make hair soup9" said l, meek
ly.
"Alasp' said he, "the results were sad" "
"What were the results?" said |.
Darn it," said ht, didn't just say
they we're sad?"
'But, said I, chow did the mock tur-
tie wind upg"
"Ah," said he, two went to the Morgue,
| four to the hospital, and all who didn't
die were called the survivors, and that
fellow you Just saw was one of 'em."
"What the deuce does he swallow so
much camphor forg" says l.
"Well, ;" he said, that tonic started the
hair growing down his throat, and he
took the camphor to keep the moths out, "
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-16
Good Nature.

Coon nature is one of the most pre-.
cious commodities of life, both to the
possessor, and to all that come in contact
with him. One may own an exquisite
picture, and yet, locked in his house,
Its beauty is seQuestered, and few derive
any pleasure from it. One having pre-
cious stones may flash moments admir-
alton upon spectators but good nature
brings happiness to scores and hundreds
and the best of it is that it takes nothing
from the possessor. There is so much
care in life, so many that are victims to
low spirits, so much of sorrow, so many
that are languid through sickness, or
grief or watching, or want, that anyone
who can throw n ray of light upon their
spirits is a benefactOr indeed. Good
nature is the most practical of all kinds
of benevolence. 1t gives itself forth
without measure. II shines, like the sun,
into all places, high and low alike. II
chooses nothing, but blesses all, without
discrimination. 1t allays strfes, pours oil
upon friction, lightens the tasks of life,
and diffuses cheer and glow which wine
cannot give and all this, too, while the
cause of all this blessing is himself blessed
above ALL Some men are good natured
IN spots some are good natured when
they have their own way, or have fallen
upon some good luck some are good,
natured in company, and cross at home
Now and then we find real son of light
"a hero of the luminous heart one who
| beams forth always like summer upon all
everywhere whom all men bless when
he comes, and all miss when he goes
Such men ought TO wear a crown. They
DO. They wear it unconsciously, but q
hundred hearts place it upon their heads
and they go crowned with light all theiI
/ days.-Efdnk Leslies Lddy'S Journal.