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DIR, ). IIoSTETrER's
S [ o m a Q b Bittersl

Bu, that numsrou. cli.. vhp devote ihem.s'1s.
IN Iiismr, and other .sis1ilp pursuiis sHf ia
,oo..,iu.nre II want of pivotal rNrI.sr. Is.
,,p. ih, victims of hnguur aad debility, vlft.at
,.,,. az appetite, have hitherto s.ueht iH ysta
ior some inyigoniing. ltir giving m'tirius, uLH.e
effect. upon the s,sish .hsli IT, bath speed, sri
r,,manrnt. rh,.irilus ~ 'minsure, tnI pfu.
i,updl, acquainted With thr rrquifsu'Hfs u. fte
bu,n,a frame. commsnd llONIlIIlE'> MT.
TIERS as The safest and "a iIirsi siimuIfHi o. hs
,,,.u.,at,,s srst gis. ufihr .,sism ,si dssu,, %
"A ,r.to,.. the appetite, gisss brsh ,iguf to OH.
liv,.t,ys ofsan.. ssnd. ibs ilouH ili.uah ths
,.,o. With % more h,rh ruUsui, 'uuo.s a. i.H-
,l.u,, g. dspfss.ion ofspiiifs. and o. MOO o.
th. Transaction ot lusiusss vtIh s shfff'r. tfBu
,pi active mind. t.uhkc other u,tIrIHss uH..i
b,t. bfsn ,ls,i.sd &C. th' sane nlJ,'t, thr BIT.
TINS Jn not art .pasuudiraI.i, cor with frH pc
nr, rnu,t--ths irfusu'r ulih' fsmfdN D. l.Iirg.
A,J a atisntviIl lut give some riisuii.Hf pod.
ra,ip- prorsr sNrfriss, after the frliri be- lr,p
aaa,ds,l. be- n,c.I iear np uiurn ui ihr 1r.....a.
ths dsb,li, naiufal Go ihc rufful' hwsrt 90 N'ats
upon the 'adi, frame o. lIso al.f,Iaird hl Iis
r,,st strengthening usdiriu', ihu- rnal'.H. fhs
aged IN pa. their dsrliniug di,s iu hNsI,sI ,s.s
.bstrss the, are INV suh,fiHg tau sN.f.rr
we.knsss AMI nrryuusns-s. u tHI. r'HsriI.s
ia. .ipsopl., HOSTETrER'~ BIlIER> m,,
A. rsmmsnlsd - in,alulhir. The pfuTffiHf, uf
tbi. Inauguration have ~ addition, deep gr4uhH,.
,,on ~ a..uring Nnsint Mothers chat tts, uil
6nd the bitter. the sais.t and bet ~ r''iuuu,s'
Yer, ~ u-die,n.- srr ssnrti"usi o., rh,sirl8Hs
a. pr,psr to l.. administered dufiHg Doe p'rni 70
pu,.ing; and jhi, b., gaiaei an unly,r'al prefer.
ensc.
-,g-'Those Who desire ~ rurrht.r ihp great
rr,u,,ly ins Dsprp.a ani nrhiii, 'hHu.i boz
mrmb the prrci.e title, liusistisi's ts.'hiaf'i
Stomach Bitirr-. lee pot up tn quu i.r...,
With the nlm-. d.. J. llu.istet'. stomach &c.
trf. blown ou the houl~. and ,l.u stamped .H Mn.
cap snysriug the cofk. With The auing'rh n
IIo.ietier : smith on che label. Thee ih'rg'
are impoftapt on account Of ih, uan-ruus clari.f.
ieits iu the market.
rfFrrep,rci and .nld D., Hp~rETrIg &
SMITH. riu.lfg, Pa, aui als1 sot b., 40
druggists grucrr., aud irilrr gru'u.., thmulb.
out ih Waited state., Canada, South Annette,
and Germany.
Sold b, u. Z. Rate. & Co.. Paris d., W.
Ru.t. South Paris; u. 4. Noyc., Norway, VI
Robinson, Mechanic IalIs.
Nhnlc.slr b, ". =. Phillips. Pouhnd.
We,k. \ Potter, Boston. GsnruI Arra'. f.
the New Eughnd STATE. cot Province. 10
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINES T!
NEW sTyLEs-PRICEs FROM $50 to si2o
I,rK.cuANsIo s5ToR
- SUMNER STREET. nosp p,,s
tqS BROADWAY, NJ" iohN

These Machines sew ir'n iS' 'p''h' 70 pp'.
chased from the sto,e, requiring ~ fc'N'"dl"g "'
thread, the, Hen, fell, Gather, aRi stitch N u
..re,i.r .,,le, flashing zach seem b, th"i' oSn
.,r.,,,,,,. without recourse a. tie hand nredl,.
a. =. r.oa,r, %, uthsr mach,ncs. They viii de-
better aa cheaper sewing ,han 'can.,res. ean'
eve. II he works ior enc ersi a' A'HI, snd are.
uaaac.,ionabl,. the b'H Mtshas' IA The market
f,s am,l, s~sing. 90 account ~ their si"plic'iN'
Disability. ease oi management, a'd adaptation !"
al ,ariet - ~ iamil, seSing-cNecuiing "ilhtr
h,s,, oi tine wo,k With equal iar,lip, aud with
oui special lu.i'u"nt.
A.. evidence 1T IA. unquesiionei superiority oi
their Machines, the Grover Baker Se~'ng Wa
chine Co,praa, beg leave to respectfully refer To
the lolLnNIng
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Blaclrsmithing.

NOTICE. To- whom 1t may concern. This
~ i.togiyc notice that nv wife. Hannah j.,
has sithput an fault on nv pirt and without any
pr,yrcat,un whatever. le, my bel ini board ani
gone g. part. uaknown 10 mr. The u o. forbid
al perspnsfr nn harl'pring or trusiiag her oa INV
arc,iat shall pay ~ 'leht. Of her contracting
aner ih. dttr. JOSEPH u. FARltls.
Hebron, Aptil ), 1859.
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papcr Hanging and Granting.

r u. WEEKS. a, the South PaH' ran
store, willexecuie orders lor raret ,'ang
ing, draining, OF Marblins, With d,ps'eh an"
on reasonable terms.
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An exchange .ay. that the most disnihed'
glorlou. and lovely work Of nature Is wo-
man: the next. nan; and thirdly, the
Berkshire pig
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

IN allthcl eadins branches ~ manufacturing in
i du.tr,, the great practical superiority Of Sing
e. scwing Machines :. Tact established beyond
di.pute. No tailor. ,hos manufactured, C olhier,
.eam.trr.s. drc.s maker, saddler, carriage Trim.
mer. hat manufacturer, Sc. 81, can afford To DO
a.. a.
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The cook VIZ h4i her egss tOO bard ar
eued that IL one was boiled three minutes,
three required nine minutes.
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C,IrIoy no rHC PUBLIC.

A. there aye ysr,nu- raiiie. advertising them.
srly.s as iH the Giit lu.inrss, SON htNing the
e ,dssit, 60 claim hsSing icl the "ofist a,tpf.'''
lui " be- have net The Disposition ur ABILITY 90 iul-
hl thsir promises. 49, iefl % DOE, 60 outssNr-
anil the public o. STATE that ~ have 90 c"npsc.
tiua With la, acsrn ,n N-s \ 'rk 90 Nrs Eng.
hnd, sud ,uii rtu,I. s,ni,pg uiunry Co such p,T.
to- tnn.t Mt h.,u- e.. IL the, 90 CHEATED. Or
Judge of ihs business b, such siani,rl.
Of,isfs lrutn club. siu.is Individuals solici
ted i,oua al parts ul the cuuuty.
g.. e.. EVANS 4 CO..
I....L.M It,
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How to obtain the Cycioprdin.

I. ~ applying to the nsaIe-t regulni con'iiln-
dio agent IN city Of town, o. hand the name &" "a
book seller.
~. By remitling 10 the Publisher the amount
ior Que vol. or more ,or foruur "r mote : Iatl''
90 Tor one az mote nymhsf.. Ses Irics, above
lmmriiatel, upon receipt Of The MONEY ihf b''N
will b. seat frrr ofpo.iagc, en- strong vtspr'i' ."
any address within 5000 miles IN the l.H.'"
States.
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re AGBvpS.

No work will 20 ampl, rswa'd the eSeriior, ~
Agents n, engaging The, oan lie a,'"'ed o. =
steady ircome daring the progress 81 we lu"'''
application 60 The Publishers.
ID. APPLETON & CO., Puhli'b.",,
3i6 & 3Is Broadway, New YORK
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Fidelity, good humOr. and eOmPlaeency
Ofteupsr OutlivS all the charms Of hne
face, and make il invisible.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR

l. only fa'r average ~ the actual prohtfrom the
usr of each uac oiihe.- Machine- ,and for cunt,m'
alton OF THE uuih We refer any one THE thou.
sands of pcr.ou. who use ihem. They ATE adapt.
ell to ever, sort II work hne az coar.. upon silk
cottuu linen aud wooden fabrics, also IT, and
heavy leather. The! never iailto give enti's sat-
isiaCtiuu.
10 meet the growing demand for smaller and
mote elegant machine ior private aud houssh"ld
purposes, We have just produced aud are ready To
receive orders Tor Singer
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T,,iimOniais.

Tesiim0HinlS.
'J regard NJ. Eddy ~ one oiihe most capahl"
ani .ucrr.sfhl practitioners With whom have had
official intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner ~ Patents.'
"IG,r, ~ ks,is,ia- ~ asssrsF Iztss,s's ilaiiA'y
sa--is-plsva psrs1H r,sr, coaJsi'Hi aEd ffs'ig'f.
hy. aad ss,r ssp.iis pain. fA1T afTlsfoHsia a
f,rs o. ss-s 10 fksr, ,aTiy aai
,raiisa affls Pabsi OHss.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commis.ionef ~ Patents
BsSaa. rs. =, tSjs.
"W,. ~ Il. Ediy Aas Hads ~ ~ THiRTFIN
srrli-aiiaHt.o ~ IN tat ONE u vhirA pii's's Az,
l,,. rrts,si. cod thsisH'is sav pssiiSF. NHsh HH.
s,filaLls prot ry,aifsissi ssa aibyss Lis pa'i
I,,s ssfs r,ssa sHi IN 'arsHis's o. aJJigf hs' "a
r,ossiisi, p1i,His. fi'y Hay issurso' As'isr ~
most f,Hhfai ansH'ss buioEsd ~ fhsiT oas's, asd II
tsrV fsiioHatls sAargu.
JOHN TAGGIRT."
From sept II, 1851, to Juue u. lsjs, the sub
.cf,lrf. IN cou,se ~ III. large p,n.lirr. made. on
Tu;rs r.i-ci,d applications, SlNTEEN AP.
pEALS. EVERY ONEaf Whirh 49,. decided Ia
h,,f,yor, b, the Commis.ioneT Of rat'nts.
u. II. EDDY.
nn,roS. ian.I. 1859. l,5O
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A NV PuvrtEoK Surely 10 isaPrivi-
lere to BE- kis.ed by the brcete that has kissed
all the pretty girls in the world.
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HISTORY or THE
GIFT BOOK BUSINESS,

Just Published. for - cents.
TT give. the cost 81 making all A'nd' 81 books
give. ps'ssHai r,fsrsas' Co all gili bouAs"l'
isr. nov ~ ha.,ocss. tells ho~ ihsy do ihr'r bot
,iu..., ho~ the, draw their Nsich',. &c. u al
ludr. 10 the great profits 81 all pub'hcI, '-rc'rf'
H. the llstprf.. the n,bic society, Amc'ic'n
Tact Sosiri,. the sabbath School ln'on; aud
II give. amu.,ng reference TO plated Je"ely aud
Plated SSmpathy.
sent to 40, address, postage fee, ou r,ocF, o
price.
ALBERT COLBY n Co.. Publishers,
20 WASHINGTON ST, BOSTON.
Any good book cau be- obtained here cheaper
than at ~, Other store 10 The city.
Book Agcni, wanted. Catalogue 'eui zee Ia
any sddres.
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. whsres
~ WissLow TuHsiH 81 Buck6eld, IN Tho
Comfy 81 OSfrd and State Of Name, by hi.
deed 81 Mortgage dated the eighth dsy of Janus.
~, 4. ID. 1855. conveyed 10 me, ga certain
piece Of land, with the biiliings thereon, si,ua-
ted in il1ekheh Village. being ,hs same property
this dsy conveyed To ne by Levi Turner" which
deed !. recorded IN The Oxiori Registry Of deed.,
hook il3, page $40.
The o,ndh,n". Il .sid mortgage having ieen
broken, | hereby claim Ia b,eclo-e the sane,
sgreeably to the statute IN such ease made and
I,nyidod. LUTHER TURNER.
Buek6eld, July 5, 1850. u
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7 IST or LETTEES rem.inipg il the Poet
L Ofics. Paus, Juns 30. 1859. P'sase say
Hdsrtttssd.
Nrs. Elnira Fuller, Geo. ~. Small.
y. l. Marshall, Miss Rase Mckennay,
Noftoa l,ussei, Me-. Hannah Cols,
Ednund =. rhsysr, William Brr,lle,
Charlcs Roy, M.s 4. VI. Baruham,
Miss "a. n. Lapham, y.ha Drss.er,2
M,s Emma \. Luyey, Mis- llauRu Caldwell,
Hairison &. Fsfrar. u. Durham,
William Perkins,, Z. 4. Bickiord,
Mr.. Ellen L. BfoWn, Mr.. A. Chamberlain,
Mrs. May Ds,-2 Rev. ID. srual,
Me-. May D.. kesa, Ms. W. stuIirSani,
Mfs. "A. IS. Noung, Mics Ma,. Mo'sla,
CT. MELLEN, Pm.
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NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,

Which Is the most compact aud beautiful Sewing
Machine ever constructed. u - oTnameni'd ~
the h ghe.t s,l 81 at, and all ~ho see IL ATE de.
lighted With a. u m,kr. the improved iaterl'ck .
backed .iiich aud ~ capable of doug grestet va
Ti,iy ~ work in better style than ANY "ther Sew.
ing hachiac ever Offered inr ftnily purposes.
IT.. not .uhjeetto the objection ol uslug twice
too mach Ihto-ii, aud makings raycling seam.like
the Groyer 4 Baker; mr. ~ Il confined inits opef-
aton to lew thin f,brcs, liable 10 get ont Of or
DEF sni untitled To use dan thead like the Wheeler
W,lson Machine; hattie amply suiheientto per-
ioTm all kinds of iamil, sewing.
Price of Family Machines with iton tableeom'
plele for use SiOO. The larger Iandard machines
from SIPS to $500. send Tor !. VI. S'nser \
Co.'s Gazette. q brauiiialpictorial paper devoted
to Sewing Machines, aud containing let Of price.
aud al other information on the subject. lt~illbe
f,Twarded gtstis.
M. SINGER & CO.,
ljs Brosdway New York.
uRASCH OrFicEs
Boston Abany Baltimore 81. Louis
Providence Gioyer.yille Cincinnati Nes Orleans
Nes Haven Rochester Chirago Mobile
Newark philadelphia Nashville Paris, fTanc
Ga.goW, Scotland.
LOvalagents waited. -
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A Way Of Procuring the Crclopudiu to-
Mailing

Form a club Of fous ssd remit the pficr 81 io'f
books IN CLOTH ~ Members 90 pafis, when coz
will H. .ent 10 the gcter up Of the GLIB, ta' hi'
expense .or cauage,) or, Tor 10 sulsciil''s. On
cloth. ~ copies will be seat at our cAren'e lo'
rauiage.
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Que Catalogue of Books.

4. tul extensive f,f psrIruitr deception. con,
t,iHiH- The u1.t yt,l,bi- sDrA. in the yariou.
tetsufusBt, ct hirrstItc, surh as
Agricultural, D,.fi,llfis., Nisiral.
Aiarrs. ilsttrtrL iirtipu,
B.bi.. 40 prices, lta-r'us, Poetry,
BrH.r,phi-al, jty-Iir, Travels,
Est,rirsI Medicinal, Aiyrbtufrs.
Cuukrr, M..h,afr,I, Oii rc'i1~ .hip
Al Frr- Ns.oay,
roCIrHtR WIN
Miscellaneous works of all Kinds.
New h1oA. Bon hand q. .osa ss ,-.tsj.
,ArAtoCUts TUENtsUtu, cRArts, on AF-
TlItATtnN.
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SOMETHING NEW.
AGENTS WANTED.

ITO 90 into a lueratiys aud honorable business
Il willpay an active Young mana weekly salary
offrom Sisto $50. AespitslOfS5 10 slOOnly
reqahed.
For particulars enclose stamp, aud address
a. A. b. MARTYR. Piaistow. n. II.
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Farmers of Fryeburg,
And Vicinity, Take Notice.

a. - 1'HE SUBSCRIBER Will.
CENr 1 he con.ianily supplied with
ss<S-S-<znAPLOws ofthe latest and most
approved pattern, from a mandatory in our own
State. which he will cell cheap for cash or shou
credit.
Al.oBiHs DooR TRucEs with recent i'm
proyement. J. y. POWERS.
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To CIetr,mcn aud Ministers.

Clergymer aad Minisi'srs NAV ohia'n q coptio
nothing hy attaining four subscTlers among lhtI
congregations, and rcmiiiing 80 The amount ol wv
four Vols, L.. in cloth. nur paris L., or iou' MN
bers I to v. (suhect 10 the expense 81 rau'-'J
For 10 subscribers II copies IN cloth Viii Ie'''t
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tili fuuhef notice run i.iolloW.
Leave Atlsntir What, Portland, c'efy Moo.
di,, Tus.d,,, Wrdnssjay. Thur-da,, Friday, -
! O'clock, T.. VI. aud Cenirsl wharf. Io.ton.
ever, Monday. Tuesday, Wcdnesday, Tnursda,
ani FRIDAY, ~ jn'clock T.. VI.
fafr, ~ cabin, Sl,25
On deck, 100
y u. Each boat BE- furnished With large
numhcr ~ stitr-fooms faT the accommodation II
l,d,s. ind lamilir.; and traveller. sTr reminded
that b., nking th,. line, much ss'ing IT time and
expense Wilt b. made. and that the Inconvenience
oi arriving in Bo.,on at late hours IN the nighI
will b. s,uid'd.
The b,sl. ,rriErin season to take the earliest
trains out Of the citS.
The company ace npt responsible for baggage tn
an auouut exceeding $50 10 valve, aud that PEI.
sooal, unless notice D., gwen aud psil ior az the
rate oi one passenger lor every $500 additions
value
.gfright taken a. usual.
l.. billings, Agent.
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STATE NJ MAINE

TRrAsUKrK's OrfI,t. AuoUsrA,l
~, >, 80.
TTPON the following townships or iI1ri' ~
Y land. MT liable Oh be- ass'.s'i in an' lHea,
the following rssr.smsut- be- ~uttr ttN Wrfr mf..
b, sn Get ofths lrg,.hurr approved 600 the trt
is, II Apnl. 1859. viz
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Portland g. Eoston line.

Is q: ; SIS; I:s 8 s.'i .; AN: A.:
IiII llIihrI nnIIrr Inn 4. lnllnMs
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GARIBALDIis PROCLAMATION To THE Txu.p.
lrASTs OF BREscIA.-The following procIama.
tlon has been addressed to the inhabitants o,
BreScia BY Gen. Garibaldi
The joyous demonstrations with which Won
have received the Chassenrs of the Aims oives
new proof OF yonr patriotic enthusiasm. The
sublime spectacle which your city presented
,he instant the sound Of the alarm.beIl was
heard shows that you are worthy of your re-
noWn. Fastening 10 the first cry, with the
chassenrs Of the Alps, yon shove that, as
jealous guardians of your recovered indepen.
oence, you were resolved to defend it with
your lives, to consecra,e it with your blood.
Glory to the Brecians!
ne enemy who still infest these countries
are not armies who menace our civ. bn. f,oi.
tive bands, who, in opening the wav Of retreat
iea'e wherever they go traces Of their barbara
ty and their execrable domination, now fullv
overthrown. The moment has come for AZ.
comprising the country's vengeance, for 6yht-
ing in the name of your brothers. dead nnnn
inc battlefield, or upon the gibbets of Mautua
Tor continuing your splendid traditions of
glory: 10 the rage Of your enemies, who are
forced to abandon this beautiful conn,ry far.
eser' hasten to augment the ranks Of the volun.
teers. The %tricolor banner, the idol of onr
hearts, floats over your heads. and YOU com.
mand the love and affection Of the country.
Let The glorious Italio. French armies. IN ia.
mverlns you from your enemies, fud you wor-
thy OF y"nr liberators.
(Signed,) GEN. G.R,aur
Commissioner Of his Sandman Majesty
Avocat, BERNARD BrANcH1.
Bresc;a. June IS, 1859.
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TIE WAR IN SouTH AMERrcA,-Later ad-
vices from Rio state that the Argentine con-
ederation on the one hand and Baenos Ayres
On the other were continuing preparations for
war On : large scale, and hostilities we're mo.
mentarily expected to begin. The first troops
Ct The confederation had begun to move for the
Qualifications Of Rocio, where an Invasion Il
threatened. Urquiza was buying and arminr
ships, and it was said be had concluded mr.
alliance with Paraguay. He promises to
arch into the territory of Buenos Ayres
within = few months. In Bnenos Ayres a sum
q $20,00O,000 Of the current money of The
country, was to be raised for the expenses Of
the war With the confederation.
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CoxrSc ELkcrIoSs.-Besides the Virginia
esections which took place just one month ago,
tne following have yet to occur previous 10 the
nseting Of Congress
On LIST Monday Of August, in Alabama,
0n LET Thursday Of August. in Tennessee.
O1 znd Thursday Of August, in North
Mississippi. A'u
Oa g Tuesday Of October. in Minnesota.
% let Monday Of November. in Louisiana.
Maryland. u
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FRoA THE SEAT OF WAR.-We have no
4 new battle to record this week, but, give in
smother column some very interesting details
Ut the great battle at Solferino and other
items connected with the movements of the
Allied and Austrian forces, preparatory to
another great battle either on the Adige river,
I. or ut Verona.
The Austrian forces are moving towards
Verona, abandoning their strong positions on
the right bank Of the Mincio, tearing down
y bridges. blowing up Notifications and seem un-
willing to risk another battle in OPEN field,
rather p~refsring future engagements under
cover Of the strong fortresses Of Mantua,
Peschiera and Verona.
The siege has already been raised against
Pechjera under the direction of Victor
Emanuel.
sLouis Napoleon's headquarters at present
are within q few miles Of Peschiera, and be
will likely make an immediate march to affect
: junction with Marshal Neills corps d'armee,
= short distance from Villafranca to make an
assault on Verona.
II is supposed that The Austrians within the
above fortresses will be im~pregnable, yet on
the other hand the Improvements in Gupnery
during the last quarter Of a century would
forbid the idea that any fertilization could be
made secure from successful destruction.
We see it reported that Turkey will likely
join the Allied forces against Austria. II is
not at all Improbable from the present aspect Of
atiairs, that this war may become q general
one, and involve most Of the European powers
In its terrible results.
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RUSSIA, FRANCE AND TuRKry.-Tbe Wen.
ma correspondent Of the London Times save
mat something unusual is going on between
France Knss'a and Turkey, and expresses The
OPINION that negotiations are in progress by
mel Turkey will be induced to Join the Al.
lies against Austria. AZ
10 meel the emergency, Austria has moved
a corps d arn'ee towards the Serviau f%ron,iere
New ieVies have also been ordered. and all off.
GERS on limited leave Of absence have been mr.
dered 10 join the levy recruits.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-District q,
- Parish Of st. Landry. No. S7ss. t., 1
Susan McCleland, deceased wife Of Jose ,
Andrus, jr. !.
COLBERT W. FOREMAN, of the Parish q Y. u
dry. Administrator Of the estate of Susan 49, 49,
deceased wife of Joseph E. Andrns, j., isM 49,
said estate, accompanied by his petition lsg!5l
that the same may lie homofogated and eclarks
And whereas. the prayer of said petition e ~
granted by an order of Court dated July w.,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given 70 Il
sons interested to show cause, if any !ney n
within thirty days from the date hereof, W.
tableau should not be homologated and apf'
Clerks Office, Opelousas, July Is, ls5g; ~
Is. LASTRAPE, CT
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the flower of the Austrian army, not q man OF
them having served less than eight years,
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the flower of the Austrian army, not a man OF
them having served less than eight years.
SINKING SHIPS.
The Austrians have sunk FIVE small vessels a
large frigaie and three steamers in the port OF
Malamocco, to prevent the passage OF the
French squadron.
PARIS, June 29.-Generals Anger, Forey,
Dieu and L'Admiranlt, were wounded slightly
at Solferino.
There will be q TIE Deum in all the churches
of France, in celebration of the victory. The
Empress AID all the great ladies OF state at
tend at Notre Dame.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE BATTLE.
TURIN, June 2S.-An official bulletin to-day
contains some details Of the battle Of the 24th.
The Piedmontese were principally engaged nj
San MARITIME, performed prodigies Of valor,
and took formidable positions. but could not
hold them, owing to a fearful tempest. They
drove the Austrians from San Martina, retain
ing FIVE of their cannon. Serious loss is ad-
mitted.
An English feet Of twenty sail is said to be
cruising off Venice.
The Gusate de France says that prepara-
lions are being made to get together within
two months, a forcaef 450.n00 men.
The Sandman II kbassador at P6ris is re-
ported to have complained to the English
Government against the Secretary Of the
British Embassy at Paris, for anti-Sardinian
manifestations.
Great naval preparations are said to be
going on at Cherbourg.
Tus VERY LAresr.-Tni ArrrruDn OF PRrs-
The advices from Frankfort, on the Maine,
state that on the 25th Of june, Prussia made
a proposal to the Federal Diet to place q corps
of observation on the Rhine, 10 be composed
of the 18th and Sth Federal Corps d Arnate,
under the superior orders of Bavaria. The
proposal was referred to the Military Com
mitiee.
The Paris Steele and Jurnal DIES Debots
ridicule the idea of German mediation on the
basis which rumor has placed in circulation.
EXPECTED INTERVIEW BETWEEN Prussia AND
AUSTRIA.
1t was reported that the Emperor Of Aus
trla would soon have an interview with the
Prince Regent of Prussia.