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Tb2 Knickerboeker lGagaxine.

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Tb1 Kntckerbocker Magazine.
THE IN MAGAZINE Asgins
10 it Nay Number two serials; one illustrated
and In popular sty ., the Atniierations Of Food
--the subject ncsrAst the health and hsppinsss OF
svsrE family in IAe .hns An4 now Attracting grsas
powerful story Of domestic life. entitled
THE ROAAHC8 AOF.A. POOR YOUNG NAN,
BY Octave Feuilst, said TO Be The best ney4i pro-
duced in the last i've years. The nrst chapter
opens brilliantly. Neither Dickens, ThAekeray, nor
any American novelist has produced any thing
more charming and interesting.
Kvery one knows that, ~ the criminal syarias OF
manufacturer and dealers almost every article OF
food In COMMON use, hqaors and drugs, are adul-
tented With Asrtfal and psisoross suhstsacss, and
the knioksrbosker IL the Ara and only publioatioa
in the country that has undertaken 70 expose thor
oaglly tAls q Antie wrong which secretly attacks
every mani lfs. Aiiof It's stAtssnsnts ere hassd
apOi rigid Ahepic.l ansly sn and miuoscopicai az
.nisf tion. md. .s &. ~ sp.cis! RsIPo.s. The
Afe uArivslsd, and 70 PrSSs she evil 70 the bottom
the knickerbocker will phhliah, - lar Ito inves-
tigations extend, the names Of the manufacturers
ana dsalsxs Ssiity Of this inaidioos crime Agsinst
health and ffc III Ii the most inports Mt series Ut
articlss ever begun 10 m American Magazine, and
should 70 into every family.
The Nay KDiokcrhocker kas also the conclusion
II splenAjd article os Dante. by Rev. u. nsood,
dashing contribu.ion, oysr the lshri, DR.. J. W.
Palmer Jollygrssn,s Wsstern- Tour. BY Diamond
Tiffany Humorous Pesps hy Pask Benjamin and
Alice Carey and novel and picturesque c0atriha-
tiOn on Siam, BY recent missionary 70 the King
In e ..s.. y Il: e:s. fun
pare stssl plsts ABe4Syina ~ AlaAAns Dc Chev-
Rose. ths 90. Aysl q Rsalsiiss End Aa1arin,
Z Z: ~ ss.a. ...sg ,:s.s :, ..
A Bpsdsen Nsnber Of the May Kniokerbocker
sonesining the above, ~tsh sssven f0ll-Psgs Steel
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10 ans hsndenane l9san1 xas=as, 1 sno pages.
rIsHEY consist, In part. Of sightsen Letters sup-
/ posed TO have bAen written from New York s.
Mehammsd Pasha Rear Admiral Of The Turkish
Navy, during his fsme~s vtstt 10 this country In
the spring oil 1858. Fourteen II the epistlss have
bssn s.trsnsisted'. for, and pubitshsd IN the New
Yofk Evening Post, shd hssS Dot emily been rcd
With much interest ard pleasure BY the subscribers
10 that journal. but havc been copied and highly
conplinsstsd BY tkAbest nswspspsrs and pcfiodf-
cab in tbs country.
No better proof Of the popular nature Of the
letters cculd b Afforded than thS instant adoption
BY the AAseet soA4usAOrsl ~ the p4ess, who best
know what will crafty the TeaAers Of current lit
With the Letters, ~ publiahed In book form, are
int1tspsfssd lstgs nsnber o. replies critical ex
pisnatoEZ, hPdAtesys AID shju,getpEys rsssived fn
different parts Of the United States ana eisswAere,
who supposed 10 have read the Letters which ap
Both the letters and the replies are satiricai, full
IT humor that 10 broad enough to be popular, yet
free from any snspiciaa Of ssagary, end relieved,
q oil satiricaI hpm0r shosN be, hy vein al phi
lcsophy and sentiment. The Iudicrous side Oh So
eiaI, literary snd poll pcsl life In Cur country u
considered N ss1io comic way nd, II 10 believed,
with panesnsy anllsA iil rarely sqnaiisd in this
department u aAthorthip. {@H
Jut feCeivo1 at
OGDEN, BR0wNRLL Aoo.S
CfTr Doox STORE,
Aug17d No. 81 NAin- a.
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To Dsniel RAgan and Mary 0'Kegan his wife
V0U and each of you are hereby netifed that
u there IL now on fle in the ONCE ef the OieYk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ~ Fort
Madison, petition Of Martin Stafford claiming
OF you the foreclosure Of . mortgage on Lot in
Block 1873 in the city Of Keokuk, Lee county, Iswa
said mortgage having been made and delivered BY
you to the said Stafford TO secure the payment of
motto to him given and made payable by Daniel
oRegan ninety days from February I, 1859, 1.-THE
date Of said note and mortgagc), for the sum OF
fifty dollars said petition praying for judgment
against said Daniel q Kegsn for said with In
terest from Msy 4th, 1859, and lAat said realty
may be sold by special execution in payment there
Of that all equity Of redemption Of to be
forever foreclosed and barred and for general re-
lief.
Now therefore unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day Of the
next term of said court, TO begin on the first Men,
day OF December, 1859, judgment will be rendered
against you thereon pro contessc.
CURTIS, dTLLMOKE l. CURTIS,
Aug. Is, 1854 Soils. for Petitioner.
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The TeAcheY,s AAststang. -
r Nh Hints and Methods in School Discipline and
~ Instruction SssAe series OF lettsrs 70 one
entering npon the tescher's work. Fer sale ~
oct7dl O0DkN, Bk0WNRLL n 60
AA OC141. IArA. LAGUAxhA X MO
lNI CO2EE E Tor sale Wholesale and retail nv
oc.l11 vi 4 s4Sf KnzLOGG BIR0F.
s5fA 4t4asN@s No. 50 Masu.st.
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4 New Werk - n.n.J. +. MeAAisy
LGRE o. GEN. HENn EAvEL0cK.
One vol, l2no., 400 pages with .6ss Por.

49, - - ASAS' -
One vol, l2mo., 400 pages wiahsa s6as Por-
trait on Steel, and elegant EngrAvings.
IA X. HRAULRY, after being sngross ed in public
Nl life for thsse years, has again returned 70 the
6eii Of literature, In which be earned vide rspa-
tation. The subject he has Erst taken up ID one
well suited to bis descriptive powers. Ths Life
Of Hay clock furnishes everythinx picturesque and
brilliant in description and thrilling in the nara
tion ok dseds ef arms. The Fret campaign OF The
young lieutenant in DarmAh, the romantic and
tsaGc history OF the English army In Afghanistsn,
the rspiAly seccssding sasd terrible battles In the
Pusjaub, aDd last the unparaiiei-d siege Of Luck
nov and Havelock . mafsh Of Gre death TO its
relief, are here dssrribsd With that witness and
life that characterize "NApoleon and mis- MsrshAls"
and - WAshfngton and he 9eAsrals." The friends
Of Hyveleck,s family havs placed in his hands ma
teriAk that no other persons in the country
obtain. 6on4 - them cosld not DO furrtshod In
EnGland, and Mr.. Hcsdley compelled to send
70 India 10 make the collection complete.
Tho atdsut yoaDg soldier, sshs Incorporating
Christian. end ths ineenp.rabls genera, are taken
up in suocessioh, while around each 10 grouped the
stapeaAous sssasry, the oriental gnsaosnee, and
the tremendous h4lties that hare the
campaigns Of the English army IN India.
sst receiv a A&TsT 6s .9@s7k ass4
OGDEN BRoWhELL ! CO.'S
Cirr Book SToR.,
Aug37d 81 Main-st.
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July Is, '6o-dA1usa ses
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THE ARMIsTiCE NEWS IN VIENNA.

tViepns (Jul! 81 correspondence Of london Times
The Wiener Zu1g Of TO day contains the following
armaon Of the news relative to the suspension Of
les
according to official advces of the 9Th inst from
Apovsolic Majesty led TO negotiations for armsce from
which nson Of boz Utilities during pered of ave weeks
IT is probable that the imperial authorities would no.
have taken the trouble 10 make the foregoing comuunca
ton to The public very loud complaints had not yester
day been mace Of the Of government "rnioes
are go wretchadiy managed" say the VieDnsse, "tna
he subjects OF the Emperor Francis joseph always
indebted TO toe Mo,ie for the first of Whist is
passing at the Of When a battle fought we
invariably get the first news fro N Paris add nov
learn from the city that the slaughter OF
and brobers ia likely to be discontinued FOR time. The
Vienpese are not gfunbers bV nature Dat they
greatly offended at the want Of consideration display ed
by government at moment in ahich they making
such tremendous SACRIFICES. The organs Of tue press
expatIae The loyalty and devotion OF the nation but
the fact liz that the people disguised the
present state OF things that they extremely dsgect
cd and use language such as as MOI heard here
tho year lSiS Whenever II Is the question OF clGnge
system, in office observe that he 10 not
ooportrne; but IL strikes that the Fge has
favorable opportunity for directing his attention " inter
nal NATTER.
The amsoe viii enable his Majesty TO return a, once
to ihis city and, the strength and spirit vi his
being undmiDshed he can well afford 10 make
sions to pubic opinion. If, on the contrary he should
receive lot 70 make apg changes at present. he would
should the war continue, and Italy be totally lost be
placed III false position, aner such
circumstances would naturally bs attributed to
Ebe Bourse is already Gscountng future peae
statesmen dplomass much fear tina, the two Enps-
Tors viii not be able 30 10 erstandiog.
hegnnpg CT the the Emperor Napoleon declared that
Austria must altogether Quit Italy, ana that soc certainly
~ not 10 as long she is in POSSESSION OF MAnaa and
verona, ard has % He,ful army at her command.
No one here knows what propositions haze been
by tue emperor Napoleon; Dat, in official circles, the
preston q inat he offered % conclude an armsce
cauee his preparations for the siege OF the tresses ara
st incomplete Few persone except the worshippefs os
the eoden calf, biiers that tie French monarch sa.cse "
Dhes fer peooe end hloe Title confidence IA the
pugy Of his itenqns If austria will boz tho knee 70
nan, a. Russia mas done, he Will hardly make aasd c1a.
dtGns, bur If she stands rpou her dignity be wu not c,,
to nst on her parting with Veneta we'll as Lomb
la tue kS nurnh7r Of funch is the British hon watching
the Ffseeh Sld Austrian eagles while lighting in the all
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THE ARMIsrlCE NEWS IN TURIN.

Vuriu ljrJ 81 co'reepoa ierc, ~ Lplb1u Zones
The ainooDceoebt of tho arm ,stice cas- sTei'
p'essnye 10 .s, ~ ~ eSp,c. % 4 sti bs irl 'Ner by
las,ts pe-ce IRE 1oDques Of vensia ~oaii gwen
10 France very mum noube, ao1 cc;aeoaea Inc Dpa
ror Napoleon sreN enpaffsssmebt tae Piedn ntsse
to~e"sr, ere TAI ION sstsded. rneir lmoiton Ia %
par WITH tbtr Lu itP, and thew cove. vsoeni III Wei
az Louoarcy; ou. ths Vsretsps WI Aao themselves
u'Dch htpplr governed bv tho ArSntcke Max minaa,
sth rsno, 81 al nn's'iatbnn d fore tie L,mttdS
n.ttd three msitS ,ch the Pisfmont;e thy nou TsJ'g
ihs chdnte tne 6ov,Ipor Ut l. ,nbar,y app snlst ~
Victor Enanuei hss already a,msei vety unpopular
by s.oip9 to'ss OF ths 3aox OF turin aud oeStar
,lefn tRat ter"cr. Paper m"oey has always On ds
hsta py ths 10 Doar's, apd he Austrian governcsea.
htTer veniofed IN paeng mo circulation. There
ios Isss excuse tnsn ever for mpo;ag IS, As gsa
r.Vsr \" asaocav 10 Italy astne present ooDsa.
o'bs'qasace 81 TIE large iHlnMs iNp,rted by ,bo
ffentn ff Toe use OF toe troops and which freely
Ia'ts among thu population.
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lie ftte Duke OF Newcase) srolld be n1ost uowilluy
" !-ss' Toe apponsn"nt ~ suip c,on nttae II va
seasion were 10, 40 far advanced n ~oi,i pat
u 70 be noo'e and learned fiepn whether sov great
o~Ject could Re ohtan-d by tae sJ:out GeDl % cJe m
lee tot season fhH luonc in.ot si,d oy TIC y ~
tca'ion OF Only par, 81 the -viiHpce ia noDa aoi
harmed hiebo mnst ADMIT tbs. IONA onan,s Oi ,ssn
tn nr fo@ couDee woui fee, snemee,vus aggrisv-c
gentlemen nood ne h-ar1 % uoiy sie ~ .ur .se
hta tnt,r evidence nifrnttt during tne pi.ia-
u.btsry rscess He tnDughs las the ias s1i nsoy
fhobs, an OILY nesdso a sifiairr .ninr msUt IT, nos
tTer h's nopie ana iesrnsn frirn. trI5ynt so
sDrkess an Improvement 81 Ue isp h, tos
20 snnpors aay measure ae .etroaa;c is iI
Ir0veutnt.
A.es Few words from ;be Earl OF sire
iosG BRo0GAAM SAID he had ia lesrs TIA. tia csolnn
tee should h ooiy opesidci evden II we,e ~,
late appoint committee ibis sssson why sa1ad not p
ceromssion be sppop,edy
TIE sabjsct then aropped
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FRENCH OPINIONS OF THE ARAISTICE.
DAY BEFORE THE PEAoE-C0NDUCr OF VICTOR

EMANUEL AND COUNT CAvOUR.
lParis (July lU) correspondence OF London Post
Peope are stu exerc sing their ingenuity
Tor the unexoecteo Change 1ncn place ia toe
prospect Of affairs, without being able 10 more tn Al
offer CoDJectures as TO the cause. Giving all due
value To tne moderation and asnaumity OF Ine Gnos
Napoleon to his compassion for the unfortunate
CONDITION Of The Austrans, Don morally and physically
there may be variety OF other why botn par
ties Let ndisposed to embrace tie first fduorobS o
po,ihny for saspen3lng not defaiety drye'tin1 hos
tS,ses. We Bno~ that toe emperor Napoleon has been
greatly affected ny the Losses lie, Ill victorious he 49,
has Sustained IN these pgns and By the m l,s
Of human eufex1g, OF Thcn could hardly nave ad
conception before We are AFRO ilfor ned tuat typhus
fever raeiog N BON Campo IL il affirmed taat tnerc
10fC0 or IL goo ausoxot VITO /. In the victorious
army 7aeR dgdsD, is pfeSy certain that the coduc, Of
TtcOy Ea,dnoet and a. Clpou has qiusa oayttirg BAT
saitaction to ne Emoser and 'oo, persisted s, most
szioy conitta nm, tcih those wtoe iy told be most
,nconsieni; also, perhaps, the certainly that If
the ~sr cooiibued II would sooo become general We
now nj 1ousiy avail the fees, nna hope for tho best.
Notwithstanding the caution given the publc ia the
Mnr NOT to Cot 3or abe agreed so the en-
perofs Napoleon and Francis Joseph tbsn truce
betStru fbe befseu NJ mites, hch tie Held epee
70 pe9otatons but whi;a cauaot yet bs regarded
the end % the .r, the paeiic ia general and
cia men IN PSI tcu,ar, Ia this ,paps arms
sotg hope OF peeoe The battle OF Soaerno in greag
clearly proved he Austrlas should abandon L)m-
hardy, that the time cot far dls.aut waen IA,
neutral foSers, Great Britain aud Prussia might or.r
their mediation ~i.h every chance OF Il
hoped further, that the Sermspic Confederation, having
suffered the Ansttilps 10 Ss driven out OF LON iacdy,
wouid ia influence WITH tce Emperor 10 induce him 10
submit 10 the loss
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MEETING A BODY OF sOLrERINo TURcOs.


MAJ (Jply y csrIeslondepce OF L)aTpn r'nes
Near Rvo'tels the other passed tcme CT
our OLD Acuahtancss tue furcos, VINO s1H 1t appsas,
sher usna, fierce part the baie so,fsiino rnese
deepers 70 Africans cont 70 excite the stnr aon-or
should rather say, the wonder not uDni sgied WITH ap
pre- Of the districts they pass through AS be-
ON lonely road, especially Of a Dark night there III
something decidedly "nDcanby' about tus Tney re-
phi down his game, bot from whom hs own H>eks and
Der 6s not altogether Safe When with ssrag
ping Iarses ard without thor officers, vsest
M Int 10 say tn III, possoe they rather pr
oarcoet passing Travellers especially these be car
rage ana s more especially tue carriage oaiy partly
full. They oi tee STOUT to some fequss; drive
by they ~onid be GLAD 70 s,se Seat oppoee 70 yoa
BY your SIDE; they would refuse place ueea
the box AID sometimes they make sieus you that you
mgtt weii take caafge If their kpapsacks.
say Mat s .s well rot 10 encourage such sppcs
tons tor lt or besdes that the physcgnomy Of
etnk mt Ia DOT usuAils Of Class that nsp'res 1ch
aence IA tbe,r morality the weather IS far art 70
African eniAr atoms 70 be eaturabie They are no.
Fable of respec Ing anything except the- ccsrs and
zoe eavy bamboos ~ih which shsse usnsle provt
Geo They not suniaJted ~ same code OF pan
isnDents az the Ffench so'die's, but tney
offend che officers cuoPei tnem eorooly Ooa may
supacse that the officers Of Turcos selected WIN
oeusCai regard TO their illuminating mort
Of those s6om have eeen beng poSerfnl Of
oeefnintd aspect likely to daunt the negroes, Arabs
9Ld o her African varieties upder tneir Command
The French tell that the rurcos Hst
when opposed to Tis and bay onets, Dat the Of
artillery cows The aud they 10 not ke IT, .nef,o il
has been found lWpossibe to make them give quarter
ttty never take prison ali thai they hey k
Jt my be very styorgy questioned whether it jlsn6
able 10 use euch tsyaRes In civhZsd European
rIeEcbDeo, bo~ever, who have been through this
paeb rom It's be tell that of .he Cto.s
renry mercIess II they get OF sig1t NJ
TIER officers. OF the humanity sodiershtp the
Austrian officers have heard the French express
seives 10 very high terms, and from Frencn
winch pave be. Observable certain bragg
reports and bulletins.
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TIE PEACE news IN town.
THE EFFECT OF THE PEACE NEWS CON
MERCIALLY CONSIDERED.

THE EFFECT OF The PEACE NEWS COM
MERCIALLY CONSIDERED.
The peace brought ny toe North Bstoa took tbe
business community with less sarprise yesteedy than
tee announcement OF the armistce, The later evan.
bad prepared public mnd for the OF pea .e,
II came in a sudden form tolo sntci 3a,ed
Private advices received from pablo ..opares bo.n
London and Paris by the Affca, {, Respectable aad
npe persoDs Shs city all expressed their faith
the esly establishment Of peace. But as strongest
supposed .pat would anspie through thu oipo
mac OF Lother European CoogTess
opnons varied regarcipg boln the terms add durability
OF tire peace. Some merchants devt.ret that IL was a
patched ahara mere po'ongssion of the armssce
it would fail to safety the Feen people, cause
dfcoht Mt to the IlsHans and cnlg'n to Austria
,ba, amidst many complications, xe,e the
parties involved sincerely DESTROYS Of peace, cir
cupls.tnces would arse to diaapooat their ~ishes
o,eers, again, thought that The var had accomplished
ell hat France could reasonably expect; that mad
in brief period ds olace1 Austrian control Italy
nstsed that o. FfaDce lis s,e.o tnst the Popes
secular authority VAS reduced TO Dotansty, 10 be
loved solely the will OF France, supported by
tcvps taat Aussra for the waot money forced
meet for peace, bOsessr Instantaneous
:hes her interests sad that all the other
Powers glad to have ue%ce, they would feet
;ersEt IN throwing their nhoeace IL favor OF mtinAin
ngH ,
The cotton mark 81, which vas r.spJndeo 10 mere yeser
daT Dy az aoVaDce OF ole lulTitr O cent per ~
sdoed to tie prevailing buliress mr. grao aud
provisions -Four has touched io~ pons &, lea
10 PURCHASES for export 10 Liverpool rhougs Wall ssree:
by vacant Of ou'sde pJrcuasers OF 81
and the CHEF speculative business conDnet u
brokers' their outside street Grating friends, the
felt the pressure OF the peace vs. ana stocks
sed IN many ~ trDer rates rne ieeiDg pro-
tatv woulo stronger IL mad not oeea foc toe
talk OF heavy reduction tue specie reserve Of the
oaDks, with a considerable damn Iiln and ne
cepOss VITO reports (eitner ~et or m ounsec) OF
better demand Tor money nnd AT stronger Rates Of
1
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bu, he viii have sti moro reasan To keep easrp loos
out u ne 40 BIRDS o! prey should make peace
y morally cetsia hat, sDoDsr ls,er heavy boz
VIII 10 ." uek oy Lor's Napoeoa =. Eopsud out ~ pre-
sent ~ DE object pssso ans:ra retson
abe 'erais, ~ ord.t bal be may be soeto cas 10 al
ton 81 IL Key.
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Supreme ts'art.

THE NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN FERRY CONTROVERSY.
JrlY 30 -Ths Long Lland Ferry Company Us. lie Brook
I'm Fsry conpcny The argument OF the ordcc TO ehou
cause why an Injunction should not issuc TO RESTRAIN she
dsfenaars from interfering with the rights the paio
s wbo Lessee from city CT New York WA c,meoocl
to day and will be Iesumei and closed in Tie morning
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NAPOLEON S POSITION TOWARD PRUSSIA
AND GERMANY

lParis (Joy 10Y Correspondence Vf Loodoa News
Tue government psps,s beee Utterly wiIoa. Instr &c
hone to point Inc OF the OF gms
not sp OpRne iue If interest tas sun raey
ire pripc'pa led win extracts from English j1T
mas 10 rumorsd 10 P0pefnm~nt ciices thl, order
% lunrA Prussia for her recn. attempts O. intosis
F'dnce AID d nuote Austria, the tDo Empe,oSs NIL
s,gs peoct LaoW PusIis ia,e' cctOa, ani tsLt LfS
Nopdieon nt hencfor lend htay % reJ-inS Au.t,
.nfusRce IA &c. MANI