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The following Is from a letter in tho sieci

The following is from letter in the Steele /:
I do not know il you have read in some for
eign Journals tia strange exagRerations on the
subject Of Garioaldi6 volunteers. Il has been
said that this little army corps Il the refuge Of
persons more or less compromised; they have
been represented as so manv ''reiters" or "lsnz-
knechts," soldiers Of the valet and cord who
desPise all discipline, and are only fit to make
bold stroke in enterprises BY night Not a
word OF IL Is true There is not regiment in
Europe where discipline is more severely car
ried out than in the companies oil volunteers. -
Garibaldi chooses the men, and when he does
not personally know those who como and offer
their services 10 him, he does not accept them
without good references This volunteer corps
is composed, besides, in great part, Of Young
men belonging TO the best families Of Naples
Bologna, MOdena, Parma, and especially Of MI
Ian.
There is at this moment, at the Great Britain
Hotel in Turin, very rich Milaneso Countess,
whose two sons are volunteers The elder is
twenty-five, and the younger is nineteen. The
mother Of these two young soldiers has taken
up her residence in Turin that she may be near
her children; she cannot see them for they are
fighting at the irOnt posts but she receives
news from them every day, and will not return
to Lombardy until the Franco Safdnian army
shall have itself entered at the point Of the bay.
Onet. 9ia u1tf4U Ha
Do not suppose this lady to be natr5n Of
ancient Rome. An herdays are passed in dread
and tears. At every moment she Is afraid Of
some disastrous news, and every unexpected
letter makes her tremble l3o1finvery pious,
she has two masses said every "a ofning that God
may turn aside from the breasts Of her sons the
Austrian bullets We arc not made Of such
sorry stuff, you see, as tho Journals friendly to
Austria would fain have it believed
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PHI


BRANDBETHs VEsETABLE UMvERsA1 Pulls
bv restoring The bowels their original day and natural
action, rive strength stomach ptr tbe blood re-
esab sh tue healthy condition ofhe digestive organs aud
thus dysp psa, colds coughs rheumaisms dropsos
and sickness generally whe hat chronic recent The
oe ebfated Abe nethy sRys; Aher having cured the
ransement tho bowels deb tiles aud al, diseases gen
orally disappear Of her accord short timo "
The expeedoo Of cenuy his established the worth Of
these pills beyond dhoute purgahvo and ant-boos
medicine aud their upwards OF 3 800 conscientious
physicians and by million Of Families shows that
they supplying the wapts If humanity and
In advance OF medical science The above pills. although
purely vegetal le Snown and used substitute
for Caomel Eydrargw Chloridun hts,) producing all
Alternative aud herndoatons with none Of It's dsprgan-
izatiun effects upon the soldsoften Gripping ieor
is distressing action the teeth and gums The pre-
pared concentration from the pinoples-the Life
Ad ton Ps-s substitute for ue-pi (PiiulG Hyargr-
gyl), possessing he peculiar action the seorons
gans Of that PREPARATION from mercury but Of its sal
waiting or other Injurious effects Those who have usei
them, blueR substitute otherwise award to them
the highest praise They to concentrated
: ice nt Life than aaytdus yot made, ne way Of
nleploius Dy man angle pp given daily, when all hope
nsu' as often test'iSu ''t In fact they supply
organic priuciple 10 tie blool always wanting u.,
sicsn od people have the seeretous
Yyoutn restored by these Life Addition Fills Their Val-
ue as liie-preservers is beyond estimate.
Brandreths Vegetable Univ rsa pills from the
bowels and blood Of sIck person the cause Of death
tbs LIPS ApDIrIpN Pulls SUPPLY THIS ogGANtc HscEs-
slry OF THIS BIooD's vrfh frY--ths minnie glbbuIes
vegetables essences Of vhoh they butthe
have their eracf souiepirt ia the vital slobnes Of the
blocd And iIum whe doesthe blood derive iis life
s obules verify from ho same souroe from which DR.
ranlreh derives tue Ito uri opes Of the lille Addition
Pills-from the Vegetable Kinldoml
These pills, also tie Uniysrsa warrsnsd purely
vegetable Reiaied respectively at 25 and 90 cents Ply
scians and the public supplied by The gross single box
d.. Brandreths Principal Office No. 29i Canalst N
", aud by 1-a
s, Gardner No 22O Superior street, Cleveland and
r. Wheden. Hud.on and b. nI re snnrlnhln hnnlnrs In
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CoURr on COMMON PLEAs.-The following cases
have been decided Monroe vs.. Church-yerdict let
for plaintiff for s47963. Jennings vs. Robertson
action on prOmissory notes for $4,000. Defence
Is that the notes were signed by defendant for 9th
er parties and altered before going into plaintiff s
hands-yerdlot for plaintR S3Ool &c. Duer et al.
vs. Warren ct al on promissory notes on property
transferred, it is alleged by Ludlow, Of the o. l..
4 T. Co.-yerdct for defendants.
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APPLEroN's PUBLISHING HOUSE. While in
New York sno,s ,is,e since we had the pleasure
Of looking through the magnificent pupusuing es-
tablishment Of Messrs d. APPLETON & Co, and
were surprised to find such mammoth establish.
ment as it proved 10 be. Throughout the vast
buildpg occupied by this irm, are to be seen mas
sive piles and rows Of books ready for shipment
All is order and regularity-each room is designed
for one special purpose and no two departments
are suffered 10 conflict with or incommode each
other. Upon the shelves Of the ware and sales
rooms are almost endless quantities of the fines,
editions of standard worksa the prOfusion Of rich
and elegant bindings would bs tiresome even iniis
richness Il it was not sobered and relieved by tue
palmer library editions, bound ia calf and sheep,
Among the many points Of interest connected
with this establishment is the greatvariety and
number of stereoscopic views which they publish
and sell in connection with stereoscopes of many
kinds and prices There is nothing which more
happily combines amusement with instruction and
serves TO while away an hour more pleasantly than
looking at these stereoscopic views through one Of
! Appletons Instruments. The views comprise
landscapes, buildings, statuary groups aud animals
all OF which stand out from the ackground as in
real life. J. B. Com & Co. OF this city have full
assortment Of these instruments and pictures
which we invite the attention of all thoss able to
! purchase.
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Arrangement OF tho AlIied Cnmp.

The Independence Beige has the following;
Every evening the King of Sardinia and the
commanders OF the various oOi ps d aimee have
TO send to the Emperor a succinOt report con-
tanning an account Of the number Of men preG-
ent under arms in each division; of any impOr-
tant events that may have taken place during
the day, and everything that can be learned as to
the movements Of tho enemy. Every day, half
an hour before sunrise, the troops have TO get
under arms, as il they were about to be attack
ed, and as soon as the day breaks and il is GER
tain that the enemy are not about TO make any
offensive moment they are allowed TO return tl
their bvOuacs. At this hour also the King and
the different generals send information to the
Emperor of all that they know as TO the enc
my's position The generals exercise the ut
most vigilance IN seeing that no officer has
greater quantity Of baggage than necessary. .--
No one whatever is allowed to have special
tent. The officers find lodging for themselves
in the houses near to their troops, and, if the
troops have to camp for many days far away
from any habltation, tents are supplied by the
Quartermaster- General. Each officer is Obliged
to carry his cloak in slings, and his day's pro-
visions. The Emperor has decided that during
active service the infantry troops shall only
carry with them the kept, the waistcoat, good
pair Of trousers two pairs Of shoes, one pan IN
the knapsaok, and the feaie d'abri The sur
plus clothes possessed by each man will be col
lected and Immediately sent 20 the depot which
is in course OF establishment at Genoa The
hat is suppressed throughout the army, and the
kepi substituted In every case, even for general
officers The letters from Genoa speak Of the
arrival in that town Of several Hungarian gen.
erals and colonels among them the celebrated
Klopka, and other chioisof the insurrection Of
ls49. In the present position Of affairs, the
union Of these personages round Prince Napo-
leon has created lively sensation Its a Gu.
rious commentary on the remarkable phrase
which occurred in the proclamation Of the
Prince, "Our eternal enemies"
The Nord has the following;
The command Of the allied army Is carefully
organized and works regularly Clear and pre-
else general orders, evidently prepared by the
Emperor himself keep the chiefs Of divisions
constantly acquainted with all that passes, and
the movements which have to be executed -
King Victor Emmanuel has put himself and the
Piedmontese army under the orders of the EN-.
2eror, and is simple general Of division.
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To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES,
II has been good fortune to restore to health many
housands Of my country -'yomen.f : l. ar ~
My has excited the malice OF the envious and
Sous; but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd es'ab si reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
nave fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. SolOng as am held uaoetionate and
hankul remembrance by those who have experienced my
skill can afford TO despise tho efforts Of mischief
I'D slandere e. ...t ID I.l.f.....f f l..t,...t
My friends have repeatedly urged TO place my med
cine for producing mensruaon within the reach Of The
Ladies Of the United States; but indpositon enter
aeid so ocoupedby quanks with their penicous nosrums
and fear that uaprnciped might palm upon
ne public their worthless limitations have hthert pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States
At last yield to the ontreates Of patients aud friends
and offer to the suffering Females Of Amerca mediciae
which has rendered somewhat famous the
Old World.
In regard to tho efficacy OF the "ARlE DF EE EuRE,"
aeed only say, that Is in liquid form oad is eKact such
as have used In my paccein Frape, for many and
that 1t has failed to secure satisfactory result
The "Auie de Femme" sad menstruaOn stand In the
lston Of canse and ehoo alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual dO where il never has existed and
restore it where has been from any suppressed
In orerO guard against imposition the wrapper Of drec
uoas each bottle Of the annie dc Femme will bear my
Een signature and both the bottle and enclosing be
vii be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package
PARIS, January, 1851.
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MoRE PIKE's PEAKERs RETuRNEu-Last Mon.
day company of Pixies Peak adveuturerr
passed through this village on their return hom,
to Parkman, Geauga county. They had heer
to the Pelk-had pr spected along the banks o
Cherry Greek, and l. regions thereunto adil
cent lying, in fine, had seen the entire Elephant
and very emphatically pronounced the Who'll,
thing a stupendous humbug. Travel stained
and weather beaten, they looked the very per
sonifoatian of hard times.-RaUenna Dem.
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ADD ANo'HER STAR Thirty stars
must be placed on tho national flag from and
after the 4th ef July next. This is in com.
pliauee 18th the act of Congress, passed April,
ig4s, which declares that on the admission of
every new State, one star shall be added, and
that each addition shsll. take place on the 4th
Of July next succeeding it's admission Ore
gon was admitted at the last session of Con-
gress as State of the Confederacy.
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CHANGE OF TINE.

On Monday there will be a slight change Of time
on the Cleveland and Erie Railroad. The mail
will leave Cleveland at 10 A, NJ, instead of 1910
AN, aud the Night Express at 800 p NJ, instead
of 9.45 P. NJ. The mail will arrive at IL AN. in.
stead Of / Loo AM.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-10

TnE REDUoED FARES The New York papers
give the following comparative table Of passenger
rates between New York aud the West during last
week and at the present time:
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How TO DO IT sarah Jane' in the Spring.
field ReppJtIcdn, says that bashiul ladies' can save
themselves from being stared out of countenauce
by horrid men, by shOaoing their ankles. Sarah
seems to know.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-10

For CoLUMBUs-sheHG Wightman took six
persons to Columbus yesterday who have recently
been sentenced to the Penitentiary
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B9E- Wise man will speak well of his neigh
bor love his wife, and pay for his newspaper
Syracuse Journal
1t is all very well for man to speak well Of his
neighbor, or pay for that neighbor's newspaper il
he has funds to spare, but when it comes to loving
his wife, the wise man may be doing a foolish
thing--Vids the Sickles aud Key affair.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MOnNINe, sUrn ID, -

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ Plain and Ornamental Priuunrg' eyers description
lone az the Printing Establishment d. the Lcoder uhce
latest Improved and most rapl pfessas IN
JeststYle short notice and at roasOnnbie Pa
cunr atentonp blank wurk Evsfg descriptions
Bnding done, especially Blank Books LedEers Journals
es Rllss, Rpcaiyins Bonks 40. &C. -.. ...
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Orr Foa EoRorE --Quiie a number Of our
Cleveland residents have gone or are going to
cross the seas this year, and either quietly pur-
sue their business aud return or go to the seat Of
war and find excitement in the sangunary pro-
ceedipgs in and around camp. We noticed yes.
terdaY the departure OF Messrs Dodge and Raw
son, and last night another party lef to take pas.
sage in the barque d, c. Pierce. The Pierce
sailed last Sunday, having on board Mr., Edward
Gates, son Of H. N. Gates, and last night Messrs.
b. Brownell and William Abbey left the city to
meet her at Kingston. Mr. Ogden Critienden, son
Of n. f. Critteuden, will meet them at Montreal,
from which place the party will 60 togetherin the
cabins fthe staunch barque. The goes 10
Cork at which place her passengers leave her fol
acontinenta trip.
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Builders & Artbitefts.
Alaabinists Mr.
DcutistrU.
DENTS rltX
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETP ARE GOOD,
read the following lines IL your teeth are bad retd
hem with great If you have no teeth at all hsp-
fst IN It Isl daily exhibited u the Streets in tho social
circle ond the paroT by the humbles peasant and tue
poudest auocrat is that hundre ds Of persous lose good
et of teeth for the want OF The timely all Of good aud
skifu dentist poor aud iuf ror operation is in many
osses worse all II your teeth are good have
th M examined nv good derst and keep them in order.
If or time should he lost but have them repaired The
sor the ter aud escape hut whirh burus Is IN
he OF al diseases. All iTcguartes Of the teeth shou
be al eudsi % g. chidhOld ulu youth ...
nersuns dosIrnu- Of fine denta operations are inrlt-
ed 10 tll az 10y where particular attention ls gwen
TO the preservatiou Of he uTl teeth, where the
VULCANlZED CORALIrE,
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Stoves and Enameled Crates.
w. Ii. Marvin,

GULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
, STOVE POLIsH--ihe bagi 10 tho market Also
LUDIOWie tnfnlible selCs0nling FRUIT DANh. war
anted 10 be Art ghl, er sale cheap AZ Wholesale OF
retaiL bV vi l. MARVIN, No. a. Public Square,
sOa Nearly opposite the oldCourt Houfs.
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DENTIST.
nR w I Child HA s REMON

nR. w j GUILD HA > IL MON
ed his DEN a. office Rn0m No Il Hoffman BIO k
a erin street tnsf II fublc South Of p q. An
WHO u'oI In service of Dentist viii save ihemseye
muc, SiTlF RIAl5 as we'll 0E ND NEY ~ giving him d
cal ec rioi used mitigate PAIN, Tor those who de-
H''"' ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSFPTED
Oo Gold 81 YER Porcelain aud Vucnize1 Rubber Base
"A Inc best muuuer ia sets from Sluto Col
dings a riding size OF the cavity from so upward
1t
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GUTrA EHOHA AsE,
For Artificial Teeth

Esmauu as ure and all varieties l arthc1l teeth arc
g,, ~ - @ ~, the b,s tntnuer W INGERSOLla
N 2II Marule Block Superior street, Cleveland, o.
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MATRIMONIAL.

s, Gardner No. 22O Superior street Cleveland and
wheden, Hudson, and bi all respectable dealers in
,dicines
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PARIS, January, 1851

For sale wholesals and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No. % Superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Annie dc Femme al tho Pfoprietor's prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-18
MeoicInes.
CCROFULA, or KINGS EYIL. is

- ", II
~ constitutional disease corruption of the blood bv
which this fluid becomes vitiaed weak and poor Being
in the circulation it pervades the whole body and nav
burst in disease in any part of it, No organ is free
from its attacks norris there which it may destroy
The scrOulous faint is varously caused by dis
ease low living disordered unhealthy food, impure
air. filth and filthy habits the depressing vices and above
ALL the veneral Infection Whatever be its ORIGIN it is
hereditary in the constitution descending from parents
to children the third and fourth generation; indeed
it seems to be the rod of Him who says II will visit the
iniquities Of the fathers upon their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the blood of
corrupt ulcerous matter which, in the lungs liver and
internal organs is termed tuberces in the glands swell
corruption, which genders in the blood depresses the
energies of life that scrofous constitutions not ONLY
suffer from scrofuous complaints but they have far less
power Withstand the attacks of other Diseases conse
quenty numbers perish by disorders which, although
scrofous in their nature, still rendered fatal by
decimates the human family has its origin directly in this
scrouous contamination and many destructive diseases
of the liver kidneys BRAIN and indeed of all the organs
arise from aggravated by the same cause.
onequarter of all people scroflous; their per
invaded by this lurking Infection and their health
undermined by it, To cleanse it from the SYSTEM
renovate the blood by Alternative medicine and nvgo
it by healthy food exercise Such medicine we
supply in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-18
A Y e r IS
Compound Extract of SarSapariIIa,

The most eectual remedy which the medical skill of
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal
malady 1t combined from the most active remedias
that have been discovered for the expurgaton of this foul
disorder from the blood and the of the system
from its destructive consequences Hence it should be
employed for the of not only scrofua but also those
other affections which arise from it, Eruptve and
Skin Diseases, st. Anhonys Fire. Rose Erysipelas,
Pimples Pustues, Blotches Blains and Boils Tumors
letter, and Salt Rheum Scad Head, Ringwom, Rheum
atsm, Syphitc and Mercurial Diseases Dropsy, Dys-
pepsa Debility and indeed all complaints arising from
viated and mpare blood. The popular belief in tnpu
rity Of the blood is founded in truth, for scrolla is
degeneration of the blood The particular purpose and
virtue of this Sarsapara is to purify and regenerate this
vital fluid without which sound health is impossible i'll
contaminated constitutions
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SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.
worcester Post omee-summer Arrangement

Worcester Post Ofiice-Summer Arrangement
Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp
shire, via Worcester d Nashua Railroad at 500 n and
due at 100 p m.
Fitchburg, Lancaster Leominster West Boylston Oak
dale, Clinton Lowell, and Nashua, n. H., at 90 a. m
and As p. and are due at SIS M, and 100 p
Princeton and East Princeton, at 345 and is due at
els a
Eastern-(city of Boston, Maine New Hampshire and
Vermont $50 and 9l0 and r. 10, $50 and 500
and are due at 500 a. m $3.50 and 635 p
Eastern Nassachusetts-9.l0 M, and 500 p. m. and
are due at 500 a. M, $3.50 and $50
Rhode 1sand-(E Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroads. $50 m, and $3.50 p m; and
due at "a a. M, and 630 p
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad $50 p.
m. and are due at $40 a.
Western--(All towns in Massachusetts West of Wor-
cesterl 1870 a. m, and are due at 1910 p. IN.
Albany, western New York and Western States,) 730
a. m, and 400 and due at r. 40 and 1925 p.
Springfield 1870 a. m, and 400 p. and due at $40
Hartford all Connecticut Except Windham and New
London counties 730 M. and 400 p M and are due
I at 1910 and 1875 p. m.
Towns line of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Wndham County, Conn, 945 a. ;
and are due at SIS a
New York city and Southern States, $50 a. m and 90
p. m and are due at 3.l0 and 1000 D.
Barre, Barre Plains, Petersham Paxton, Dana North
and West Rutland, 9.45 IN, and due at 400 D.
Holden, Rutland North Rutland and oakham, $50 p.
M; and are due at 800 a. M
leicester 945 a. M and $50 p M; and are due at 800
a. m. and 300 P. m.
Aiillbury and West Millbury $50 a. M and g. 80 D. M
and due at $40 a M. and $50 p. m,
Shrewsbury, ais p. M, and is due at 800 a.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordavie, $50 a
M; and are due at $3.50 p
Framnghan, South birmingham, Hopkinton Ashland
Woodyille, WeStbOro', Northboro, Southboro' Corda
WILLIE and Grafton, II 10 p. and due at 90
Milford, Mendon, HoIliston, Bolton Berlin 9lO a. M
and 500 p. and due at 500 a. and $50 D. m.
Office hours from 645 M, 500 p Sundays from
1910 to l24O D. m. EMORY BANISTER p. NJ.
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SUCCESSFUL TURKEY RA1sING,-We have
an example in the way of turkey-raising, by a
woman, that is worthy the attention by some
other farmers wives, who may perhaps go and
do likewise. Lydia Eldridge of Andover,
Mass, writes her experience in raising tur.
keys, under date of December rs, 1858:
Last spring, my husband purchased a farm
in this town, and / obtained one turkey, and
she laid "a eggs Matched them all out, at one
litter, and raised them ALL Yesterday we
dressed the last of them. The united weight
of the whole when dressed was 2l29 lbs. 1873
pounds were sold for shilling pound New
England currency. amounting in the aggregate
to S33. The whole number at that price would
have amounted to $50 Al. Now l think that
is doing quite well, and if anybody among
your army of readers can do better than that,
/ think they deserve premium but until
that is done, | think can claim the palm"
And, in our opinion, she is fairly entitled to
it. We hope, however, that some other
woman will try to win it from her by fair COM
petition in this appropriate field of woman's
labor