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tputru tno 9ttemanr pagte Iib in pieIe unbcz
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we Nufe afrtta'S tanntc man 3mar tereits
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rim ctne b~riunbere 1hdtiafcit oter. eoc M;un.
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lo!rh S~Hprbnnoert, no bic perteIer.r StifiabI I
uho S'rNTnnn9, fpric bic fUrtg ~itrittcnc Jn.
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trr'tGetH. SIN l7ten unp ISttu Gohrhurnsrts
ia"een falt "nuutcrtrc&rn aftitanjide Gntprd.
nn9srEt'cn ltAtt, meitte icrph mand,rm filbncn
u"trrkcbmer ras 2cten t~ctetrn. Ncih In out
pae l9tc Sd6rhunrert an mutbiocn Heiisnrcu
9rweiFn, irPldle 2steu uno @eiunrbtit rem mil.
isnihoItlt6rn 5Urfdunscu gu rpfrrn cntitIriT,n
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prN, @ouet, SpAsl II. VI. NJ.
lin er rlru BADEN beIrnccrs Nihorri,p
Sartb nnp &sp9eI iib eIe unermlclihe 8prlter
f%rrieIen.
Die leettn trci6i9 SATIRE pabeu Gurrpa mcbr
NnI,N'u6 i'tsr %irtta 9r9etsn, ais eS yt,r bnus
fert I'Nrr 5rtlher 9rrmpdttl1. Tie Gcmilbtonno
De- JianHlaatrn, 0rontreide lan9iamte Mr.
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um8an9 Der Gin9Ctprenrn nit rem Gurpp1ern
me'pCn rir 9cbrimuibprtIen ShrarFtn. cine nch
Der 0ucegn nieocritiirstn unp tas g8unpcr(o, >
sri6lieB,n. Die 3eit it %pHtnbar niht mcbr frrr
no Gileneabn nnp GNmpiihi1 in Njrita's SCI,
sirortnacn, Ger nndtr Nr9erfGni9 0,lartbano.
i6ube unp curcpliihe Srpen tra1eu unp rcr
&dufnhnn aus 8imtuftu uno Surcn ieiuen
Srbn rurd 6an3iebrer, Tran,GEi5e 0cuperr3n.
ten unO hanpsISlhuIen sum i4marjrn DANNY
Ru5bi!cen ptrr.
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Gin @On!as teu 15tsn Auguit mmb her rtaeln,5Fias untcrrist
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Tie RtEotr, mclIe lReiHc SdaIs btHthtn, f5nncn audi an be-.
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ltlHt "5dinee!@pL" Uno ,,HOanoft" merben crm rriisnS Si,
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6ftra9l IN Der Golnte incl. gstt unb ROT SIS, unp i'm IN 9 m;
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-: Bttl6a3er, aaetni9er &sent fur b,n Staat 9iroini,p
lur Satob Sss9er'S Baltimore 0aSer6icr, untsrbflt Qooer INN
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Ts'ne gsrmittIuns brett BON Baltimore, speroen pTOmrt aiusosfISrt
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Is. Strase, Jpifhsn Nain unb gary.
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Is III. 6ate, $40. IL SantIt:., IN baten:
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Nidtis fir Nae unp iepen Ginvlutn !

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tat, DE q I'M SroR.n une alsinsn unr Su ben t%iaislien pref
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5rl6ten, eeutiber Gsurft, Srrpdotstrurf. SLatrprrii TnS
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yuS, MtN0i'eS beruhmte S%ebcrpillen, Or. SaonsS NiIsn,
otutlhe Soiierpilen &c. &C.. g3urnmitiel Serlbiscsner Sprtfp
chen rriit srbaItn uno gum 9ertout lei Gif6cr, 9at.
@lte a~b9eoSerfe Sapana unp 9r;ncipcs Giaarren. Ran
u. Sttnupftabst crlter Suolitat bel 8. 6. Nffher. Slot.
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Scmmermpren ppn SIteu umo Miiesn.

Dem Antericthneten eerti6t eS gum Scranlasu, lrinsr
Srtunpcn unp bent gutltum itin Eager ron 6utIt- une
2Sihttr' sNaaref' t~mpfebltn VI fpnncn, rae aus bn nrbern-
lien Ntriee.tn, Gilt, }stii unc 9isberblirn fur l0errt,: upo
Nnaeen, Newle aus Strpt, 0csbens, Ynnama unb pJlmslati
pufsn, nnn SaneS Niueen une Sineer, Sucn &c. &c. bclcbt
wclNe Art'ttler St9en baar duscrlt tilia p~trfauit.
Sutt rerecn nab Srrltrift o~nlefcrttot.
0crlclbc bittst, leiusn Strrr so. ISL Nrpabfr. an bcfuHss
UNI elm NaGrsn!aNer su teiihtiasn. @lep. 9. @eitn Mat.
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s3u permtetbeu.
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Cabinet Maker.

Cabinet : Maker,
5te Stra6r, imiiten Broad uup WcrIbonHr.
vile S6reirtrarttitcT unb bc in Sielrnr C5eIb6ft pprfr,t.
nIlcnotn Hrraraiuren ncrecn f6usl uno tiQiaIi ouSacfubrt.
I'm rcdt iablrette Nuftrd8e 6ittci ~erstbral 81. Wuiirn.
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6ren3 Stuupe,

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etAne 6atrit0tirr unb ,impr tation,
Ole or i'm 0rrrr uuo Rlenpcrtouf III ben tiQi ,ncn 9Forttnrri.
len obiart. NamcntIi " irlttn gBieecrperfdufrr ridht uerfams
men bet ib' HNriulpretrn, che ie isc eintaufe onoerpsnis
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nrrnblesun9 Ger Vrcit ppn &rblrn.
Die Srttit Yn Gefc lino bis auf rtjtre Nddyitt mic fcIat:
Srft Vunp Gpfc S5..O pr pnoh -
Srft 6nil 9ptc As
paro Sph, tCicc Srrtnt $50
Dnicn 9yclep ;ufOl9e mug GutS ais cS biltliTc F,reerrrrosn,o.
tcrt0l dieter ScGlun a%n9ctbcn wcrbcr.
ScStn9In9en: Sn0rSabiun9 bctm 8cfcGcn pber Nbliefcruno.
SE 8rplrn 9NroS betncen I'D, Gtc Der 10. St,obe unb SaTn,
23.9l Snp. .. Mertb s,r,,.
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@rrHe Serfrirrmna i'm 3dbnaueiirbcn.
Is. w. Nnmrn

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caB er lcet IN Wclttc ppi ,inrlrumtaIrr If. prr,nIIiM,r w.
allie le 9rbrdrf;tn. SIC GipiotAett mnS 9pufpmn,rrEcit ~
!cL SoNlir"tt'cn ut Ger HIT, caA VT cGe MuSitebtn brr 96Snn,
iat lMTtTlpN MADDEN, ntenld!e pyricblCn ZEN 3obr bci Benz
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lehCn rNn 3ahNen IctCht uic Gut 0uSo,f.lbri ~ "' S"'
StWt: Malnltr 'fc. ;piIbfu Der . .nnIO
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Jriepr. e'srba,r'S SGufrirtrr 5amjlien, ,Ratcueer
fir 1859, a 20 Gts., bel 9. j.. Stedsr.
Den Ibpnrenten non ,frtrhr. gerb.rS's 9anfnrten-;fe.
eprier eienc CUR 9etallt9eh NaUridi, baf ,b Die N0entlr ycr
prn. 9latb nb'rnonmtn babe unp Seltlunse en- fur ben Re-
rrrttr ent1tecn ncbme. 6 q tEStst.r
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tt r2a"otuns IN Der %rcoe'. ;pii@cn Der 6.cn un6 Flea
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Dry-Goods & FaDcv-S,ore

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Wv i'o' cue Sro1o- II. u. Str0Ee. no. l7G
= NJ. Noiemtaum
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so esbe %btlUnorrS frl9enpe Mite b rYcr: '
@ttecnien9e. IN itiuar: uaC aaen Mpcffay6c..
9uelin Gelatin. acnS unO A0IGIgpnrnc.
Nte'ln inns 90ni urp b. 6mpitnr.
@tbtr irlInoiltc ycinpanp.
NsAteS nicrc.l 'nrlihte Surt unS s o,fn,,r,s
SbaiplS, S;anfe ., lpipic cine 4 pc NuerpaSI rnn S,,
ttepina SoceS II. mchenen II, brunnrltren : tr;n,n
Yin Stiu'p bteieS Slgere mirN rr0cbent erbrtr, = 81
G. VI. %picn60nm
nabe Sum nclieu @iorfrc.
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Sold Wholesale by Sulre, Eckstein 4 o.; John d
Park; Geo M Dixon; A. Tofel; Allen a Co.; Gordon
Bro; Edw scanlan Co.. j. a. o. Reakirt, and By
Druggists generally. .t
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again, and able to commence his search.
And summer deepened before he found any
person who combined the qualities, or seemed
to combine them, which he had fixed upon as
essential.
Meanwhile Marcia, being left moro at lib
erty by her fathers improved health, had
sought out such recreations as were suitable to
her years and character. No sooner was she
released from attendance upon her father, and
able 10 mngle in tho social pleasures of the
town, than they were freely opened to her.
Pretty, and gay, and weet-tempered, and ut
terly without pretension, she was everywhere
welcomed and admired. And, truth to tell,
not only admired, but loved and sought, though
not won. For she had quite sense enough,
having been admirably trained by her deceased
aunt, to discriminate between false and as
sumed regard, and to read character pretty
thoroughly. And those who sought her be-
cause she was a belle, or her fathers heiress,
soon found themselves set aside, by quiet
but firm and dignifed refusal.
Those who really loved her for herself, and
there we're some of that class, were so gently
refused that they we're willing to remain
friends, since they might not be lovers, and all
were so kindly treated that Marcia, among
her numerous disappointed suitors, had not a
single enemy.
But she was not to remain always heart
whole. While her father was seeking the hus-
band he wished to present to her, higher des-
tiny was shaping itself toward similar con-
summation.
TCoNCLUDED TOMORROW.
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SALOONS, &c.
INDIAN QUEEN COFFEE SALOON
No. so East Pearl.

Keep constantly ON hand Hot Cofee, Tea Chocolate
Beefetoak Ham and Eggs, &c., &C., 80.
BHsUDBE q RIoA. 100
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The Two Napoleon Campaigns.

The Albany Argus gives the following chro-
nology of events of the two campaigns in
Italy-the first under Napoleon l., and the
last under the present Emperor:
May s-Napoleon quilted Paris for Geneva.
f.. II, lb-Lannes passed the Alps with 1000 men.
10, IL, Is, I9, 20-The whole army passed.
20-Napoeon passed the Alps with 6I coo men.
gl-NapoleOn REACHED the fort of Bard.
22-Hannes took lvrce.
2S-Took Ohivano, and the Austrians left Turin.
29-Napoleon at Chiyano.
3l-French moved to the left on the Ticino.
June l-Took Milan, Lannes Pavia.
2-Napoleon at Milan.
6-Lenncs passed the Po at Pavia and Murat at
Piacenza. .
9-Lannes defeated at Stradella.
1O-Battle of Montebelo.
ll-Desaix arrived.
l2-Napoleon advanced to Tortona.
l3-Debouched in the plain.
l4-Austrans destroyed at Marengo.
l5-Surrender.
The present campaign has been nearly as
follows:
prl 26-Austran notice of three daysl6 900 French
passed Mateenis, and numbers In Geneva.
27-Tuscany declared for Sardinia.
?9-Austrians crossed the Ticino.
May l-Austrians occupy Vercelli.
2-Gyulai at Lommella.
6-Napoleon quilted Paris.
7-Gyulai's headquarters at NerCelt
9-Gyulai advanced into Piedmont.
ll-Napoleon at Genoa. .
l3-Austrians from PiacenZa to Stradella.
l5-Napoleou at Alessandria.
20-Battle of MonteOello.
30-Battle of Paestro.
June 4, 8, 6-Battles of Magenta and Buffalora.
lO-occupation of Milan.
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PERU.
FORT WAYNE.
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINS leave Sixth street
Depot, at A; N; and d. $3.50 ?; Al. ,,,,,,
6A. M.-INDIANAPOLIS, ST. LOUIS = OHlCA-
GO FAST TEXPRESS.-Through direct, making close
connections for all other Western and Northwestern
points. This Train also connects at Richmond with
Cincinnati and Chicago Roads, for Anderson, Xoko-
mo, Logansport, and all points on wabash valley
Railroad. .o . 90,
LOUIS NIGHT MXPRESS.-The above Trains make
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Dunieith, Racine, Decatur, Bloomington, Joliet, La
Salle st. Paul. and all towns and cities in the North
west. -
H5-Through Tickets given and Baggage checked
through. ,, r,,. -
ply to Ticket Offices northeast corner OF Front ana
broadway; No. 1863 Walnut street, near Fourth; az
south-ea corner of Fourth and Vine street, or at
the Sixth street Depot. .
Omnibuses will call for passengers by leaving their
ia ~ w. II. SMITH, 4 sent.
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Cincinnati, Richmond &
La "a u S !: %
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.

Great Through Route for
INDIANAPOLIS,
TERRE HAUTE,
ST. LOUIS,
LAFAYETTE,
CHICAGO,
LOGANSPORT,
PERU.
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ICE CREAM IN A HURRY.

TUST RECEIVED
Toreys new four r-minute ICE CREAM FREEZER,
Masser'B five-minute do. do.
of assorted sizes. They simple, efficient cheap
and durable, by Arthur, Burnham & Gilroy.
JOS. r. GREENE, Wholesale Agent.
Over O. u. Greene's Drug Store, "a East Pearl st.
ALSO
Manufacturers of Arthurs Patent Self Sealing
Cans and Jars, sold Dominion Coffee and Tea
Pots, and Pratt's Patent Self Ventilating Milk
Pans, &c. jell
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misteuansons.
SPEED THE

FTtHE Plough which I now offer to the public
II has all the improvements which I have been
able to make after four years laborious study and
experiment It has been tested with the bsst L
could find in extensive travels ia the North and
Vest aad whether on following Lands, throwing
up Cotton Ridges, cultivating crops or plawing
in small grain, its superiority has been aeknowl-
edged by nearly all who have seen it tried.
1t is usually made of cast iron. The blades are
let into the standard by a dovetail, the lower Sc
cured by the point and the upper by an iron
wedge over it-making the blades stronger and
saving expense Of two Bolts. The standard,
bolted on the side of the beam, has three or moro
bolt holes for adjusting g. the beam, and a projee-
ton over the beam for siren tightening it. The end
of the handles and the long Landslide are both
secured by a single bolt TO the short Landslide.
Inspection of the Plough, alone, viii show that
tits cheaper, lighter, stron ger and will wear much
longer than any other and with proper points
and blades, made adjustable otherwise, of steel,
cast or wrought iron, the size and form are readi-
ly changed.
The difference between the ordinary mold board
with its broad SUFFICE to scour, turning the land
over in an unbroken mass, and cutting blades to
pare off and Tighten the furrow slice, lessen the
friction and pulverize the soil, is so apparent that
almost all who examine my Plough declare 1t to
be a great Improvement.
The castings of one horse Ploughs weighIfrom
Is to Is lbs, and two or three horse from 2 to
so lbs. 4 Bolts are sufficient for a Plougha
County or State Rights will be sold kod
tarEls.
Address the Patentee at Brookville, Gra sc
N. C. WILLIE: e. WvtsN.
March 5th, 1859. 28-4n
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often retire to his room, and kneel down
by the side of his little bed, and ask God to
spare his dear mother. After a long time
she began to recover; then the Joy of the
little fellow knew no bounds. HOh, | am
so glad you can sit up, dear ma" said he.
VI have prayed for you, and God has heard
me-"
"We have reason to thank God, for his
goodness" said his mother. II do thank
him, and will never forget to 90 to him in
every trial." said Harry. About this time
his father was called away from home. As
his mother was not well, the little fellow
called out to him, after he had started, re-
questing him to pray for her while he was
gone.
Dear little one, we did not then know
that he was himself sick but SO it was, and
before his father returned he was suffering
from that dreadful disease of dysentery.-
When his weeping mother said to him, 81
am afraid you will die" he said, 81 do not
feel afraid, mother if God thinks it best ht
will take me now; but if not, he will let mt
live, | never saw one so young so patien'
as he was, under all hissutferings. He seem
ed ripe for Heaven. Oh, how beautiful b.
looked, with his strong faith in God. l
was enough to effect the hardest heart. !
pleased God to spare him to his parents
and he recovered from his sickness; W
hope he will grow up to be a useful man
We hope that all little children who reac
this story, will strive, like little Harry, t
have faith in God.
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