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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-08-04
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BALSAMIC CORDIAL

CORDIAL;
o the SPEEDY CURE or
Coughs, coids, inGucn.a, Group ho0rSe.
ness, JronchitiS, discusses n tie bo~clS
o''Sing .Grom cold, incip'cm consump.
hon, and for Me nlIJ and IF al all
rossiblc) cule n patients IN adr0nccd
siogcs oC the Mtlcr Mseosc.
C0tarih, or lommon Cold, as it is nniiliorly ca He'd, is
worthy VI study, aud serious enough to be wooded, II pos
siblc. Nr. ieli saNsi" viii not say that Colds are 10
our Inhabitants what The PIACtEan YELLOW thyhIale
iotlIosr ii oIlIer countries, but, l%canayer confidently th0t
they uthct III disease Vi greater completely dhd llUita!Ily
than these latter"
In the danger of BRONCHITIS aud pxErMoNIA, which
often iD.low IN the tram Ola neglected cui, and IN
fnImsIs PuLMOAALIs, lie tubcIculuI irritation vi which
lsdcyclplcd by HE same cause, we surely have proOlald
argument sufficient FOR attention. not only to The prcNcn'
tive meals, but also to the curative ones OF a disease,
winch however mild in its inception is directly IL lndN
IrCIy productive OF suCl dl diversified and alarming results.
This Lesson should he particularly impressed on those
who have any constitutional tendency TO Pm MONAINC Cos
The use olthc Ealsamic Cordial, ogrecabIy to the dircc
lions accompanying each bottle, vii! readily cure The most
drtIeSsing case OF cough.
Coughs sometimes proceed fom a d~isnIdernl or dys
pCltlC state ol the stomach, in which Cuse the German
BlttcIS should he used. IN cases of weakness, or genera
debility Of the system, resulting from a pIOtractcd cough
The German Filters viii he found Of great benefit.
In cases OF ArClE inflammation OF the Lungs, the prOmi
urut SYMPTOMS generally nre-hurricd and painful Icspl
ration, inn cIlCCt liberalization OF the blood, cough I'd
cXpcriOIation, attended with excitement Of the heat
fever, various arrangements OitiG digestive and urinary
systems, pIU$tf,tOH OF strength, &c. The lungs may he
diseased without any OF these symptoms BLING PNOMI
NEAI. but the murnur produced daring inspiration and
respiration, and The alternate contraction aud expansion
uitle chest, evident to both sight and feeling, Ul iurnisl
most important ~physCti signs in case Oldisedsc, ac
should receive PROMPT attention.
lhis disease Is usually caused by n cold settling on th'
lungs, and the use OF the lalsamic Cordial soon perform,
a cure.
The terrible fatality of diseases resulting from o "Con
mon conn may be- seen by a glance at the following sta
tiSiiCS, taken rom the records OF the lio1Id OF Health o
Phiiadcllii,, coIicssedIy one oilhc most healthy l0ca!itic,
iHthc UniOM-
1s4. Total deaths in IhiladchIia, 1921
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-08-04

From these figures il viii be seen that nearly one fourth
OiIlr total deaths IN the country are caused by cOisump
zion, to say nothing Oiihc numerous other di cases spring
iug nom a "slghl cold"
The projectors are in The possession Of certificates
showing that the lalsamlc Cordial has effected cures
where all other remedial means have failed. Give It.
tlal.
1h,sc invaluable medicines arc prepared only by nr'
G, NJ. jackson, Ils AIch street, Philadelphia, am are for
lagc in the United states, CaiJdas, and West Iudiaa Price
70 CrIls lnr hnilc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-08-04
w. Is. FARMER

W. .. ENN MEX
Informs the citizens of Winchester and VI
entity hat he will do al kind Of
REPAIRING AND FURNISHING
| ofold Furniture for those who may want it
done, W ilhout removing the furniture froE
the house where it belongs. Send and have
your old Furniture vanished and made new
His charges are moderate for cash.
June 3. IF
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-08-04
FRY vi Il.

n.
The undersigned
would most respect.
fully inform the cit.
liens of Winchester
end vicinity that he
has opened PAINT
SHOP ! door above
M. Porter's black
s%inithshOp, and il
, 1859-06-23

Loas $4,000 to 100000.

!Flnr. tho Milwaukee @c:t;1t!. .tste:7::ay.l
AT about !. o'c!nck las, night, the grocery
stnre uf De Mur d Raymond, in Young H!"ck,
on Wisconsin street, wa discovered 10 b. on
fire. Our lirc1urn Wtr,. sum upon the ground,
having just 1,icn e>cu11c! their Chica:" guesls
to tllt boat. Lrt their r,lnrts to >tay tic 1anes
proved alu.u%t entirely uuavailinE, LII about
ono hour the whole black, extending f1o'n Main
street 10 thr Custom House, WAS completely ell
rclupr>l III lir. ami shortly after o'clock the
1na part Of the buiIdu. :ril in witl, trenetls.
uu1s crash.
The entire building. including the following
business places were DESTROYED: Eu0kstorc III
Tuuis i Co.; t;rocery ri DE- Mure i Raymond !;
Cigar Store q: u. Strauss; s;utlic Hall III smith
d :>cut1ieru; Beer Halls .: J. :3c!.a,ss; Drug
S;"re Of N"rt"n f""I:r sia.' Fitting Es.ab + a,
li,!,Elcnt ii Hickey; Trunk Sturr OF ). il. to-
cHp; Sewing Machine Emporium aud fancy
store, besilr, itun.s Hall, ami Sc, ,cral otl.er
establishments.
AL the parties. exe,i'; i>' Nor Raymond,
succeeded III saving their goods. ssai the l'".
rama Of the -arc,ic EaNdit!'n was ais" $ 'ed
trom the Hail Ne heard The loss roughly Is
timatrI. l2~ ni"tti at !r,,a :.",'""' to :l"','""
TIE lass 10 Mr. Youn. til tic building IL not
less than $5",'~n; insurance S33,'"~. Loss on
stacks. from H.""' u :ih.""; Insurance., *l',
t"'1 to :-'.'"'.. founE's Hall was destroyed; !;
the Arctic IanuTa,tsA I'll exhibition there was
saved, IT.. night wa> pcr!cctlr calLl ur the
destruction - ald H. sc been uuci :3rcatcT
| The nrw t..>:.,n House wa> damaged to the
cxtcut Of ::l'.'"'..
The upper part or iouu='$ Block, exclusive Of
tue Hall, was principally occupied by Lawyers,
doctors, ctc. Thr Rain part Of tho building
was new, having only ircu occupied about Il
year.
Une If tie members If Engine Co. M l.
named Louis 1bcrtS-H::s run nfcr, had nne Ut
his lc.s brnkr,, and wl> ";i.rrwis.: severely ill.,
! jurcd. \ l,o. who slept il. tic npre- part Of
the l,uidiny .as saw: hy hcing takcn cut Of Il
| window in i state If ,1vc:tio:,.
Ti,c steam ..,.y:ue. ,i.m Chicago !.aL started
Tor home but twenty minutes bc4orc tlIe ;llrns
WAS :tlteu.
, 1859-06-23


4 SctSpAL"cs AFfA's-.f IL" n'sn'7 as''
the pollce' while ensasea ~ "FeaA'us W ois'
orderly nou9es' III ''i'ua'sn'' sa"e ~ oA1, ~
WHICH 'ae's Ana'ess WIS o"tfeu' 0ut Wills '".'
finally f"rcea' ano sueeeeoeo III a'ses'1n5 'ae
inmates. Among "ho1 mas one a. o'eAeasoo'
or Dick'nson' but VINO lep"F'eo nl:nse'1 ~ L.
Dix, Il Returned Californian, ano q NFS' -"a'''oa
Hyde, who were found IN the same apartment
On Monday, the parties appeared n Tue fo''ee
c""r'' but Eare bati ioF dl$oroer'! cononet '''
Saturday next. int 1he Elat1ef olo no' s'oP
n.'a, -, n;x w,. -,,rres,r1 m ! cbaroe of
...,,,,urx Til, ,,r, If tile proceedings was iu-
H., l1,1o ~. ,,,s,o,d If tho f.m,le
..;,, -. ,,,, ,,.s fo,,a Tbe,a i o,sn .
..,.,.;, a,,;,,,, i, ,1.,. .,n,, matter hct.yc,n
u,, ,:, ,c.s.,, II u said ,h3t the su.-
Io,o, ,,,,,, .,,1 ,xo,,,r lnat. .rc}, o,bc- he,
t,.-, a., r;,.,o ,.;,,, uxdr Mr. n has. !,
,;1 ,,,...r,aI ~. ,,;c. f,;,;,v II, f,.p;sh har
uto,.nc, ,,,,,.,o,, In br bis ,n,r,;a,,a with
1,,r ,.,,o inv, , xc,y b,nlsnm, nronertr, The
|. ,,,,,, ,v,. la;, far ,,,,,,,c.ra:c. IN Monday
next. -
~ nc yesterday HI0 !lauoeu ~ u Il sAla'se'
which was cu. in the form Of tombstone by
some unluckv wight at ''ga1nb!ef's corner
t,c corner IF Clark and South Nater.l where
speculation is i'll every ulan's ere. The carver
was Il is..cz By the sudden ''drop' in No. Red
a,rl ::::.:s,:.ra Wheat, which has taken place,
ami prepared this single as mtm*"to ma't.
Tie cpi'apl! runs thus: 80 In memory OF No.
Rcd and Standard Wheat, ho''s May II, lS'?
! H.. ,,;,;.. :, ~, t,,n
~,
----.---
n" On Monday evening last, party of
c'nn,e7tr;t.rs were III .cwn passing - bogus
| bills rnrl"r'in: to be Of the White River Bank,
| Bethel, Vermont. Quite number were put OH
4, small stores in Clark street. 0ne fellow made
! =une purchases i'll clothing store where the
| merchant discovered the spnrioasne>s Of The
bills, and taksd Of *endi". fos tie police: which
I.:".. -: 1,.,.;n1 Tha oo,nt.,fat
:, ,, ;: ,,.;,,. !.
-
, 1859-06-23

;$rvcia! Il-iatcl4 :" IT, .,..w irts Tlsi,s.
WAsIlJNG1nS, .Iurr :'.-NhAicvrr the syn>},:-
1hiea Vi the President may bc us 1o Italian
fairs il j. certain THAT l.r will MT. uS stated in
the Msufd's Washington .li>natcl'.taLc any step
fayurinS urc side nr The "',ttr. His rxcc Il:
cautiun-as exhibited in McAica, affairs, g.:
examr rIr-will prevent him,
1t il said that t!,c 11c>;i, ut ltas again rcoi,"
dissatisfied with his u@.:I, the t"Atlt"f;"n.-
He ;pt,car> +" IL unfortunate III lis selection ri
editors. Every enc .u1r.aw, but The President.
that village politician. the rious Bowman, a.l
a recently norrt. !nrc ;ncr, We = not tin '1it i
tu handle intricate questions Of party pol'tir>
and COMPREHENSIVE. Annric:.n siaitsil!a1s>hl'.--
Tl!nuSh Il desperate efl',rt las been ni:dr I
| sustain the ""rHan," hy crowsi:n= is cos'a: )
will Government ADVERT c,ucnts, many Of thu:
unl.cCess1rx, il il 1scliniI..,
, 1859-06-23
THE CITY.

~" Tllcrc vas un arrival Of III Cherua. Z
1r"'lie> at Shcrman's cattle yard yesterday.
80 =: Wells Farg L t",s Express Company
lave furnished Ills with san Francisco l'a;,r: :
down 10 May 18th. They cansc by fhc G.:
land 1trufr
, 1859-06-23
Legal Intelligence.

:;rrEEfoR tu,-Er OF CHICAGO 1loS. VAN II.
H1GG,Ss. judge. E:lni" hut rs. L<dd>' to,.k.-
THUS was an action brought by Hunt, hard
ware dealer Vi tli> city, against t"os, the own
er oi the Young America Hotel, now Revere
House, for balance ,lue for tllr plumbing work
on that building. in tic erection in Isl. to the
amount Of 81 ,.::,>.>i. The trial lasted two days
resulting on Monday. in a verdict in favor e'
the plaintiff for tie full amount claimed <ca:ss
| McAllister l. Jcxett. for pluiu,ilL ". T. Hur
CESS. for defendant.
, 1859-06-23

ATLANTIC FOR JrLr.-Thc July nun ber of
the Atlantic Mon.hly has been received By Nc
Nally l. Co., 81 Dearborn street, who also have
the second number Of the tt Dime Song Book, -
and great supply Of James novel, the 81 Cava'.
lier." This mar also be found at Norris l.
Hyde's, 100 Dearborn street.
, 1859-06-23

..!-' i 1nau named MiiI.'r boarding.. 1T M. =
Michigan street, WAS on as"nday hight roha'r'l
Of pair Of l'as:t>. pair rf bo">, s"e shirts and
81: in money. No trace o: the tl'irf has lct!'
Ii1fanld
, 1859-06-23

The Scuat Committee appointed to 'nvesti-
gale the C:nul Scrip fraud will hold its next
meeting in july II is stated that arnon: tile
Mr. Charles Wcl!s. who was Il c1o'k i'll the Canal
Office, under cx-t;ovc,nor Joseph p. Wells, and
who las just returned from Europe after an a''-
scnce Of *ercral years.
, 1859-06-23

K: The Congrtga'i"a aud Sabbath Schol
Of the South lrt>bs:1r; n Church Rev. Nj ).
Ilenry's, will make IN rA.ursins 10 "Ua!l FL: :
est" IN tile ;,l If lulv.
, 1859-06-23

x: Tl,r gardener Of Mr. McCayg OH SUNDAY
last, Killed OIL the grounds Of that gentleman,
within thu city limits, Il large sized tt~adsa
LHyr
, 1859-06-23

kre iii the :'lh If .uiy neAt. l'r- Allpo,t. ii
this city, is 10 bc crater. Scr advertisement il;
another column.
~ There was an alarm Of fire yesterday nj
tcrun'a Ut :. o'clock. II WIS caused by fire
which, brake nut in the frame dwelling: III Supr
rior street, \. H., which WAS put out withu.:
much damage to the building or furniture.
- Thu German Missionary mctlin;.. here.
,uforc advertised to be held this Thursday
evening n, thu Clark Stree; Methodist Eriscp}a:
Church, is postponed till next Sabbath after
nupn 1T :; e'c't'ck.
Kev. Mr.. Tracy WAS 10 have lei New
York on The .'h inst. with party Of children
fnr the West. .tuot|,rr detachment of juvenile
Immigrants arc to tr started thence on the 18Th
| inst. There i room enough for all:
| The board Of Directors Of the Pittsbur..
| Fort Wayne u:,t Chicago Railroad met III Pitts
| burg on Monday last. 1t was originally inien'.-
ed 10 have held tlle ,ler.in. i'll this city. w
| hare heard 20 particulars thus fur Of tlit pro-
cccdings.
~ Thomas Williams, who, it may be r..
mc,nbcred, was witness in the matter If the
assault lv Policeman Dubois and sworc to his
own character .s st:)rr and etea.y man, YES
,rrday apple. to Marshal Rehn, for assistance
tn recover ,trw trn;ik that cost him 81, whcs,
he in drunken spree l1a carried round 10 some
| drinking sIl,un, and there left. Eut so oblsi.
ous Mr. ". {wllo LOST Que If his cycs in tl,t
al'ray with Dubois' that he could not tell If
which of tlle nulncrnt~ l,nlcs lie Ind yisitcl
. he lost his trunk. The search WAS, Of course
/ not entered upon.
New DlEEc1oEY.a-We have been rernlittr,
to examine the sheets Of new directory Of IT,
City Of Chicago, which will be published by l
Q i. Cooke ACo, Oh Saturday next; aud We MA
II confidently say that no mere complete III!
IS comprehensive work Of the kind WIS ever issue
:. in any city Of ,lc West, We believe it to |
IL far more accurate than Most books pf the sori
+, because extraordinary pains hare been taken
" " insure correctness, aud because the entire ca
~ yass Of names has bern male since 1kr seco,
day Of May. II cont::: us good map Of tue cit
III the name and residence Of every 1aau in Chicac
|,r a very copious business directory; and an i
IL, pcpdix continuing much local and general inf
Ia nation which is of great raluc 10 men Of eve
,n ,,s profession, and which can nowhere Else
obtained in d space so condensed One
Of The curiosities Of the Appendix is a reprint
tfc the first DIRECTORY published in CAicago--tl
m. Of 1S34--coutaiunE about eighteen hundl
cI- ! names. The book before US contains 85
ds. naues-an increase Of 5000 iu single yc
,r", The last fact is conclusive evidence Of
op- thoroushncss Of Mr.. Cookies CANVASS But,
e. refer to the advertisement in this days par
= - In which the merits OF the New Directory
tse forth.
, 1859-06-23

:. L. ~ilvr:. i tI, ;:r.' News Agents al Cen
traa ;.n'l furnish Passengers nn the soutc'n
Division Of liz. ,:!u,s> central Railroad with
papers, l', is!ir> :u'! ":rr lr'a'lnS n'atttr.--
T.v write tn IL saying. 'tllat thu statement "1
o.lcs1n,,,tIsr; is tntsar i1al 1:lc l'a1's Pres
AND Tg1M>E is mt carried Ill the trains "''',,
they supply With I'::"rs. but III '''r Contrary
til..t Gus rn].is> IT.; are purchased. We pc
su,lr .l' II" :apil.s is n"t rI't:l to s't ''''-
mant, am! consequently nl4'y travellers i;i':: :.
to obtain tilr ra"r cs' I" 'lir t':'t'''s'n ''';'
none are suiL M The Snu:l1rrn portion vi tie
road ra>~.:l.rr> III the '}"wH trims 1'rot'aa'';
purchase sa>s er :llt ,11at arr "rdtra!, leaving
1,.,y or ,,n,,r for 1i:r~e rn;niu. S";ih. II this m
thu fact, .hr rs'lu..y i, simple, Thrrr-f"ur:s
Of Ill tl.r ".glr ..l" ;'us Chic:,g" papers. '1'
,r.i,,s. prefer t.s l'nE~s AND TEm'SE.whlcl vii!
:ay:ouut Tor ,i.;~ ..ul,. SHIRT" >,'ocr titan 'r
, 1859-06-23

1.Ec1rEE nj G. c. GASsooLy.-Nc cali IT.
tention to the Lecture on India aud its Manner.
and Customs, to be delivered this evsnin. at the
Unitarian Church, By Mz. G. {. Gansoolv. Mr..
Gangoolv is young brahn.in of tho highest
caste. who has recently become converted to
Christianity. and is now preparing himself to
become Missionary Of the Gospel to Ills own
| people. lie is gentleman in Ills manners, aud
has a1l tic graccs and accomplishments Of the
best Oriental education. His Lectures hare
been received in a1l tho cities where he has
;;ivcn them with the most signal favor and
delight. They arr quite free from seetarian re.
culiarisies, and full Of information. Mr. Gangoo
ly is m excellent linguist aud speaks English
with accuracy aud readiness.
All who wish 10 hear d Nindoo Gentleman
tthc first th2t has ever visited this country aus
hear hin, speak Of his own land and people
should attend this Iec,pre. The receipts are l.
be used to dcfras the expenses Of Mr.. Gangoo
ly'sEng1isb education, The having forfeited hi
property by becoming Christian.
, |J. Lewis Grant, Superintendent Of III
, Colliugwood line ofPropellers, and the Norther
, 1859-06-23

Real ESTATE S.LE>,-The purchases Of John
4. Washington and William S. Turner Esls.
II Virginia, made within the past few days in
Chicago, consist If the following ''t"' feet river
front, corner uf North avenue. being
Parts Of block one, two and three. sec. ), 81, !,
II, near Wards Rolling Mil.
Whole Of blocks -, 9: and ~. Of sec. 81, 50,
II, also near Wards Rolling Mill
Part Of block ," on El>ton Road in SIC 81, 80,
II, also near WARTS Rolling Mil. The ac.r.-
gate OF these purchases was *;..,.'". payable
onchaf in cast. and the balance iu three equal
annual in>talu,cnts. john i. Washington. E>q.,
a1on. purchased the following properties:
a fine water lot on tic North l;ranch. being
par, If the kingsbury tract. for s.:','s'" cash
$50 acres in sec. Il, 6, II. for $25."r', cash
II ncrc$ in sec. II, 81, i. on Lake street
wcst Of city limits for $3,."' cash.
- acres below Bridgeport, in sec a.. 81, {
on tie cas, fork Of the Snu.h Branch for $S1 1t
c..sh. We gather the above information fruts
M2ssrs 5. II. kcrfoot & Co.. real estate brokers
and are glad to be able to quote this :s cyi
.lcnces of the confidence Of nou.residents i
Chicago realestatc.
, 1859-06-23

Suspicion Of MrurEE.--On Friday last III
ai'out ;:"c'ocl:. as previously reported. Michael
Vaughan, tie keeper Of Il rum hole oil :'h"r-
,tl:.,, street, died in tue lookup. 1t that time
thr t.,v Physician, nr. Wagner, gave it a. lis
o,inon that tie deceased had licll Of congcs-
,;pn uf the brain, brought OH by intcnpcra'c'.
Cpun this EVIDENCE the Coruners Jury retu'*td
2 verdict tn the effect IF death from that caus,
THIS view If the case was warranted by every
c Renaissance uf the evidence tALcn in connte-
tim with the known habits ii the deceased, aid
= tn>:t mo,t+m examination Of the body was
not deemed necessary.
On Mu.das, however, appeared for the ilrst
ti,t, trc Of llr brothers q: the deceased, as;l
in!ormc. the Coroner that his brother had been
struck severe blow up"u tue hcad, by s"r.1e
person slurim: fight on the night If his death.
In vicw uf tic facts, thc Coroner had the body
removed from, tic vault and i post, mo,!tm tS"
animation Was made by Drs. Wagner aud Gore,
which, resulted in finding the skull broken.
Under tue fractured part Of the skull there VII:
considerable coa.nlatrd blood. There is How
10 Doubt tl.at y.lu.han's death was caused by
violent blow.
1t Is questionable, however, whether there
can be any satisfactory solution Of this MATTER
rs no oue kuow< t.,c parties to The adray; il
to"k place in the dark among the cars OIL Saer
man street. The matter is in the hands ii tn.
| policc. As yet 40 arrests have been made.
, 1859-06-23

CiEcrIr C,rR7. Hos. GEORGE MsSs1EEE,
,1pl... .Nar3nrft H. -KrLau1lii". 0ju;pjs..,~
,r;;, rs. t.. Il: t. I. H. Il. Cv.-The public will
rc,nbes thu tra! If John McI.au.L .Llin Il, the last
term Of this court, for nla,icinu>ly turuin, !;
switch 1T Earlcu, station, thus causing the dta1h
Of uu cu.inecr.-thc alleged motive being Il
desire Of reeyngc for the death Of his father,
who was run over by train December ~,
ISL. This is 4 suit brought by tie widow Of
Of noucal Mclaughlin, tho man killed, for dam
ages suffered by Iler in consequence Of the
death Of her husband. she claimin: :a,'"n'
The evidence was lengthy and conflicting.
! The various employees Of the road and others.
testified that proper aud ordinary care was n>cd
b. them. ringing the bell and blowing 1l.e
whistle, while NcLau; :hliu WAS negligent and
thus was run over a> lie stood carrleSsly in
from, Of the approaching tr4in. \ number Of
witnesses who were At the station testified that
the speed at which the train approached. was
twelve and fifteen mics an hour, ,ha, the
whistle sounded but once. and they heard III,
bell Us 1t approached.
The case closed yesterday. and the jurv aitc,
short retirement, returned verdict in faro,
Of the plaintiff, assessing the damages at f. 4,.s1
Scoyile, Morris / Arnold, for plaintiff. Peel
l. Hosmer, for defendant.
, 1859-06-23
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t:cors. k'apsa tlr' renowned Hungarian
,.,,rr,}, wln !rt.'a',t The .tn>tI ian armr> ILL.,
der VI .ntisrt4.!ax. WrlArn and kti4lt'es :"
i,rr AMI =, s.,,Ililv in >i.. WAT II! ilun:.arh
lu,l.m,n.}...t. :llni VII" wa. aud is still rr.a'':
.i 1s ;.u military inch as llr lr>t c.lict III H.
,I;1t.:r, :4.yutiruart ir:l'r> III Europe. i
E.v. Il: i.,n:!, and :-a,.ntan l'a'rrs ant Or
u4au and English correspondence announce, III
t;cnra nr,s;,, :" t:"s as'i drill the ttr:t lat
talluu, wlc!, will pr"b;.hlr hc the nucleus
III \ t.,t< Tu..n.. IL hc composed ami
filed IN nut II tl,' ranks If ,lr r1,r.
usv, This tAci. pl,,>cctcd By one "f "l:s
..nr.c>rs,llent. >'',llt wrvns .' a1tl Then "H't
I'd l,r %nr ii cur contemporaries. is not only
,uus significant A. tit'' inic,thn> III ttI'' Frct1cl'
Emperor, but will probably hc still more 'sn.
nortant hy it, s:ra,c4ie. and and political Gun.
-.uar,,c,.~. :lt:cr the ialtlc If N"rhrl'". n,:'s
twenty five prisoners weit >'u' IL Nar>rll'>.
and tv,r;. !, I'af-. t" give the Far:>lu rr"i'l..
Il si.nw nI rlr"ry. 80 nccrssart aud 20 nscint I"
keep up the "ar!;Sc >i!r1; u; tie French nation
The rr>1 llav,' been Retained III Genoa. aud AZ
mast :tl of 1!;u entered Voluntarily tho i'a'tal
:nn nt klark:.. Iisn.arnn, l'u'l>h aud GcrEsa:
r-tu=r..> l"uti't: in istm Ill parts --frnn Malta.
from. Ii. Inl aud tho io,,ian t>lu1d>, ii"nl Tut
KEY :lssd Iu.l,'. and even tInn ll.r interior tt
Asia, and from nur ci~-ttaut,c >llorr-. will iii!
,p rapid, til: rank ii the corps 1T kia1.ka,
:,nl Ne viii Lutte in >nnv weeks the cnri'H~
s1.,cIae nu,l,r i!4r 3an,.rr o tlIt Frlarl:
uuts-ra, IN" r,1nlu:;"n*'; ::1ss!its--,Ese amy
ot Guris,aldi Sn,l t:t T.: Il t:p..
IL i, MT .llii..ult frF lls.tst WHO are nnt
acu,,ai,s;.A with lhe srcrrt agreement between
til: Hungarian ;s'',r and lin. French Emperor,
n tprrS.. the >c',t which si!S la>t ARMY Ut
corp. du,1n,. is destined t" act. Being gail,
cred aud gathering III Genoa, IL seaport not to-
far from lhr great Frrnc!, naval drput nj Tuuln,
or Mursrii1cs, French ttrr; If steamers ca
aud NAV garry it day to the EASTERN sl'"r'
ot ;l.c A.iriails, IN i,' landed in the nei.hbor
mood III F;uiil. IN t.;tiJr", M tic frontiers +;
Hungary. The .iu>tr':ns i,ar 81 much suri
"stra,.;,cal .:;,cr>l':. i1sat they are alrcad,
since several ",rk>. :u>ilt occupied furtifyin
all positions :. i'tHces MI the Da!H,atiam cnns'
where :. ti.,>t,'n: vi ,.c Ert,.c. can tc c1ecict
i curYe.rus:.icut nf .:ir t"!l:ac Ha-,':' write
that 1raycsil: :. ,'n t.:t'rn 10 F!uar and thrnt
.o Tri.>t,.. IL. :au;, Il: til: coast :.n. LITERAL
covered with .sN~'c:alt engineers, with Hnl'l.r1
and wo,kmrn, digging and arranging str:.
BATTERIES s,n eyer, somewhat e>lmscd l'nin
aud fur.; ;yius Ill old castles, all old Eone:
r,ius-s., Il,lt,rrnt> ard - grand in tllis ii
xur-sn,,r -nun.ry--lni alt towns, bor.uyhs At
3,sp,!ets atou: :lt coast. We are therefore I
tit}t.i so eup,,u>e that evil sum lave secu'
,L..tre n: war She curtain If Which will
,,.4wn up suddenly. I" 1l1' establishment Of i
~, >,,,. Ird worldly. J. Erasd.
, 1859-06-23

r. Thc Fifth Annual Convention Of H.
Western Dental Society will be held ai Nilwan-
kre the :'lh of 1uiy neAt. l'r. Alpo't. "!
this city, il 10 be crater. Ser advertisement il
another column.
, 1859-06-23

- Noun, Vernon. Figaro, Emperatriz. Eu
:.r,1ir, trryantts and Punch ti:.ar> and genuine
..cr>c;,aum Pipes just received by j, u. Oak
lev L Cu.+ - Clark street. je.'.1w
, 1859-06-23

e 4 cripple, named Solomon Hand. who
had his hands and feet bitten OF br frost some
time since. near Fort Dodge, Iowa. is now il
our city, and will appeal to our citizens for pc
cuniars help. Hand is said to be worthy and
up to the tine Of his accident. an indus,riou:
| unan He has wife and seven children depend
| cnt on him.