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, 1859-07-19
The Slain In Ktaiy-Impor&Rnt Finan-
Cfal Movements.
CQrfespQplrnEe Of the y. I. CQmmetcial Adfe1tI.ct


LoSpos, July !, 1859.
The general opinion appears to be that tic
total Of sluin and 1nutiated in this one eng,re-
1000. At Magenta tue local authorities are
said TO have stated thut they actually buried
1900. The wounded in the late battle, therc-
fore, probably amounted to 95,UdO or $4,000.
Looking ut the previous losses on both sides, al
Palestro and in the various contests conducted
by Garibaldi, to sag Eothlng Of those who have
persisted in crossing the Alps and in other
movements, it will be moderate calculation to
suppose that the tale Of blood and misery now
numbers Mt least 10000 ricttrns. Reckoning
the number Of parents md Of brothers and xis-
ters Of nil this host, ao00oo Or 1'W 900 survivors
must axq he suffering sfe deabest anguish ~
!. the price Of that futasc liberation Of Italy,
which il TO be inaugura1ed under the auspices
of France and Russin.
Iu tue money market there is increasing
abundance, although the requirements ut the end
Of the half5ear have caused tile rate Of discount
to roach the Bank Of England minimum Of three.
per cent Ia few days this demand will
wholly subside, the payment Of the dividends
will commence. and no doubt il entertained
that the bauk rate will be put down to 1t per
cent.
There Ia an impression, however, that these
low terms are not likely to be permanent. 4
continuance of the war OF the sudden announce
tnent Of peace would be equally against such d
prospect But Of the Two, peace would be n1osi
calcu1ated to Prercns it. sicre not only would it
give grent speculative impulse to trade, bu. it
would also be the signal for the, raising Of
number Of lnrge loaus- Russia is pauting to
apply to the london market for eight or ten
u,il.sous sterling, and abe would get it at ouee,
if any pacific arrangement, no matter how hol-
low, could be arrived ut. Austria. utterly e1-
Lausted, would have 10 seek similar help, and
Sardinia, IN little better plight, would rise in the
able to pledge, in addition to her own resources,
the revenues Of Lombard:. As regards France
large loan. in addition 10 that just raised Of
thirty millions sterling. is even now supposed
to be On the ere of introduction.
, 1859-07-19

One Of the causes which has demorsli1cd the
Austrian soldiers is the new wapou-the sword
bayones-with which he is .staeked by the
French soldier, and against which neither bis
own old b.yonet nor bis superior physical
strength are Of any avail S.t only can the
sxord.b.yonet give thrust for thrnst With the
older weapon. but while it thru<s, or w'thdEa~s
after delivering it, it se~crs The tendons Of the
arm or leg Of the opponent. tins completely
disabling him prior 10 the l.s, s,death blow
Moreover the French soldier Is taughtto wieid
hiss weapon by posing !. like quarter. stat
hof1ontalls rs high Is the head ofhis adversary.
md by slight movement in the segment Of \
circle The sharp blade is swept across the NECK,
chest, Or face Of three men opposed % him in
line This noTel mode Of attack cannot be met
By The old rnu.kes md bayonet; htnee The Ans
sfiaa soldier has in dcspair resortea 70 the butt
Of his musket in eadeasoring to cr1ah his enc,
my. who agile, skllful Of fence, and rendered
confident by the superiority Of his new arm, can
deliver three wounds with bis aword-bayonet
while his antagonist u swinging his elnb-
, 1859-07-19

Mr. Mos.s, okle Co. ILL.,, July II. LEA.
Our usually quiet little rillage has to-day been
subject to considerable commotiou, on account
Of the arrest of two individuals on suspicion Of
haying stolen horses in their possession. One
called his name Henry Welch, and the other
John Phelps. The first wore dark colorcd
clothes, was about five feet nine inches high,
wore moustaclc, Lad his hair cut short, and
was of fair complexion. The other wore black
clothes, with ffock coAt, was Of very dark CON-
plexion, had pretty long black hair, and WIS
somewhat taller than tue first.
They were held to bail iu the sun Of $500
each, and On failure to end the required bail,
were committed to the County Jail to await
their trial. Before being committed, however,
they were searched, and quantity Of counter
felt money WIS found upon their persons.
The horses which they had in their possession
we're pair Of bright bay mares, ahout IA! or
Il hands high. One has white hind foot, and
thu other has white spot on the face. and also
colt by her side, about three months old. The
horses IRE now in tue possession Of D. G. Wag-
ner Co., OF this place, where they uny be bad
by the owner, BY calling for and identifying
them. Yours truly, Il. L. KfAS.
, 1859-07-19
MIR. Golden on the United States.
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MIR. Golden on tho United States.
At reception given TO Mr.. Golden at Liver
pool On his return from the United States, in
The course Of his reply to IN address Of congrat
utation be said:
From The opportunities hare had Of obserE:
inc The tendency Of opinion in America, I come
back with the belief ahat there is more cordial
feeling of attachment between the old and new
couptFy' than the ordinary channels Of public
onssion enable us TO appreciate. The Americans
and the English seem to rne to occupy the same
smith had towards Dr.. johnson. The graft old
DOCTOR liked to scold Goldsmith himself but
III ucycr allow any body else to scod him
~;tbout ] 1xkpc his "a. :. .1.uohtor1; and hare
,loubt, from whas have seen in my trareas
in the Uuited States, tbst were it possible that
Lu. ..ald should find herself in position where
she was bard pressed By enemies in Europe
tor help, aud have no doubt in the world that
nothing would prevent in such m emergency
the great bulk Of the population Of the United
States hus7ying to the rescue Of the old mother
country. cloud applause.) do not SAY this
with any idea that We are likely to need th.:
hs!p. think England is strong enough to hold
her own, and that is the opinion in America.
agree With the address, That we onght IN case of
this war to observe 4 strict neutrality, {cheersG
and reading a. hare done in the papers from
England, and looking at them perhaps with more
calmness than has been done by those who lire
on the spst and are mixed up ii the dairy strug~
gle Of politicsin reading the English papers
Containing reports Of speeches By public men
on the subject Of neutrality. must say that
find expressions in their declaration Of the prin-
ciple ofueutrality which seem to me to be tath.
ct calculated TO throw doubt upon the strength
Of the principle which they admit, and which I
think deserve TO be commented upon. Though
mE head is not in state to deal with that or any
other controversy at present, will express mr.
opinion, 4hch is, that il we wish to be neutral,
1e have the power TO be neutral {App!anse)
think wa are quite a. able ia be ueutra1 in
these European struggles as The people Of the
united States; and that is the opinion OF every
! intelligent man in The United States with whom
hare conEcrsed.
With regard to this struggle, wherever hare
! been, whether in the United States OF Canada,
| have found but one opinion. and that Is Que Of
| sympathy with the Italian people, and hearty
good wish for the success Of The French uTms
| fhear, hear); 1t the same time, It is coupled
With The belief that there is nothing in the strife
| which il now raging on thst bloody arena
! which can in any way prove aninleal to 1he in
| terests OF England, and I mar add What haye
| hesrd the inhabitants Of the United States say
| thev look with acme dread ou the amount Of
preparation which il making in England {hear,
hean, for the purpose, u It is said By those
| Ssasfznsa who hare been :speaking in public
, 1859-07-19
#fnianfs, &r.
MORE TO BE ADAllItt.D
01 THAN THE
RICHEST pIADEA
VEk
Worn BY Kings or Emptrors.

What7 WhY Beautiful Head Of Hair.
oap a.. kssdes. ssse9sh tSe ny toon ~ .
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5s 81, i, I :as FL IL it, II ss
"a. ID hfss ts. .*ek y" % sss "a a. :a
i2ats. IL wiz It tls III il sba essbsiel Pza
faslberx: ., 49,, 49,.
D.. wean:-;D-'r &r:-F:;alt =. . .1eie.. = ~
she etaoa. aae1 ior ths S snfs ~, r::s:a ~ =! ~
{: {: gS i g S sss9 ~. ,:sss
wosdsrful}aseni!on eus se1oas well agreeable.
~n9s 10: c:zqs:.s zq::s;.:::. s:,A,.ss'. ;,ns.'
P.o.: Q. J. M@n;-.-.. :i.:ISne,e noatt y ~
hpans II. tn.e IL xca'a .sa< tt tisy % il
seefs . De1fo.ne thai -ssit1! @ <.es g j. sts. ~
nt ,{ tG 4. II oG~s
above t.taaslVs to II per:oas T. :an ea.rts of
Pscz. ~. Woon-Wlth eoraienee d. 1<c.umt1a
~. sf q
.h.s&tfA .ake aa..t whts h..e k...a,lly E.ox.
u a. I oat ri y
NJ et y a.na 41a md nnns HA* = fe'
nnnx on md t,fa'k f'ay ~ sass 6.eonnx bald ~
bal tEiet I*<acllez <rtt. ed 0safk
ynur Restorative IN Janaasy ass tsw appleas"as f;
ene mY hals aFniy: It 1~Ean T. an ap x"T vat .nA
fai,y 10 il. ot'knal hasha. Aaa aFpeasaees.
and sbe<rally ~eomn,~pa il 70 all
1:niearo ill., Nav i, lsti. !. u. u0E5.
The Restorative u put - tn bette. Of hT*s 't.t. III
laIrr medium and kmsl the xtsa hos lAlf pnt. and
rrtsia for dollar bottle ths ueliue ho. :seas
txtn1y pr eent. mare ia prpsson than IN saa Ntots
fr two dol!ax pei bottle t tsEEe heks quart ffy
erns more in prorution. aad Eeas ot three doll~ff
d. j. WOOD i CN, P!erhxtos., III Broadway. St~
Iofk TN sv1 New York Hi1e R1ilnk =
and IL Market t.. H. LonIA No.
And rod hy II Eoc1 Drukrs&s and Fa2aY Good1 Deks
l nyrftt I'M
, 1859-07-19


atsry.
The Trustees Of the Dudley Observatory at
Albanr, hare Issuca . c11euiA1 10 tns Pa'eoos
md friends OF that aaat1tutlons announcing mai
nr q II MNsa..& IF C;nr3nn.Aa h&a ~.
fEotesAoi ~ NA*~-.."As ~
rcntnd the Office of Difte&qf Of he {rsHtHtiop,
.nd u no" ol:eu4ES sae ou.',s - ~: a.,.. vN'
" Z saocn =! sAnos. - ~. A' 1,@
nus accepted .ne o'nes u a'se s,...;aas D ~
ana ma Alfeeoy commences "o'e'' .'o1e'
sisted o5 Ar' sonntak' ast.onon'es e.:. ~ -.
Exploring txpeait'on' fro'. n'ens4 ~. | 49, -.
Brunnow will both reside ~ Aloao'' W: sao
Cincinnati Observatory VII. e ior 'ne pessas ~
nndef the oarec'ioa u w. Al ,,..:... -,
now'a journal, tue A1s'ono'"'ea' 3'o.' ""A
hereafter 10 PHoasaea IN 'oe Gu! " 0
The Trustees deem 'neuse"se 'A4 ~ .... ~ ~
curing the .et'aoes s :" ssn.s n.n.. .a,,mana - ,hs
established tame' WHOSE nn~es sus nf s~.nas a
respect ana eoonos'ee - ra =. ~ ~ r,'n y n,,.ar~. ~
in this country ana IN hufops. -'e 1s 1us'4,a -.
| tofy VIII Nv" s" 49, -. u.;.;..
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"for ths purposs ofmestfn& asy essntualitlss. -"
" Eveutuaiities" is tho word ] eea sotaetimes
used. Now, the opinion Of the United statss
Is that war between two great Pouers On the
moro than il they wets q ps4es, and kespine
their armies unemployed. I oncs heard an
opinion expressed in America to this eject
III wers in = merchant vessel and saw two
pirates, should feel much mose 1t eese u those
Two pirates were fighting each other than It
upon me-" Haughfer md cheers.} However,
as you in England have taken the initiative in
the matter, t hope NC shall keep tue power in
our own hands, and let both tho e1ecutiEe Cor
erumeat in this country and foreign PoWers
also know that we are determined dpon this uc-
casion not to allow the blood and treasure OF
England to be wasted for foreign purposes or
foreign objects.
, 1859-07-19
De4er1ions-.-Break1n mp OF the Ans.
trtAn EmPtre.
Correspondence ef The Loadou T1me.l

yEraxA Saturday, June 3.
The officers OF the Italian regiments state that
the men under command daily bccume more
difficult to manage, aud facss have csme to mr.
knowledge which induce mt to think it would
be wise to disaru alt Of then. It was great
mistake to send Italian regiments to Italy, and
it pro1es 10 be very difficult 10 bring them back
again. The Italian soldiers desert By scores
and 6fties, and they sometimes show 6ght when
run to earth by other troops:
1ou may b. sure that we are on The ere Of
important changes in Austris, IS the Emperor
has obtained great insight iuto the actual state
Of affairs during the last two months, and has
acquired proof positive that be has been de-
;ccired By many Of the persons around him
Ills majesty is said to lock deadly pale, and to
be extremely cast down. Every one feels that
the Empire must 50 to the dogs if the whole
system is not speedily charged. The Tyrolese
are resolved to defeud theif country to the rery
last against the French md Sardinians; but
they make no secret of thef determination not
to lay down their arms, Wien the war is at an
end, until ther hare come 70 satisfactory TN.
derstandiug with Government. OF Hungary
there is nothing more to bc.aid, than that it is
likely to be lost to the Empire if concessions
are not made.
, 1859-07-19

now known to be positive fact TINT not only
part Of the Italian regiment tseeismund wen.
over 10 the enemy on The alihi or else grounded
arms, refusing to frs on thei. eoan,rymen. but
that the Isalian regiments Wenhard and Alemcu
haze also shown that discipline cannot always
peutralize national feeling. A number of de.
scrters from their regiments have been brought
sub-ot1icers included, hata breu shot. The
passage OF the troops coming fron, the scene Of
- -. ~.~.euted d curious spectacle. First came
" n univ Of men in ch.ins, tien detachment,
without arms under s,rona escort; and, last
II. tbe troops who rcmained hi.hful: Many nj
temp,s at desertion had .Akcnplace during their
,,.n-nh finn, 1tn1rH
, 1859-07-19

raius caused food in Turkey river that has
no, been equaled il twenty-swo years Peek's
ferry was brokeu loose from its fasten'ngs By
the violence Of the tide, aad carried down The
rirer and lodged in 8rift bottom up. East Of
the ferry, bottom farm owned by Ar. Freeman
was entirely o1erdowed. The bottom hands
generally on the Turkey river were inundated.
Tie bridge On Cedar GEEK vas washed axay
and Ill the bridges On Fix creek carried away
also.- The rill-darn On Elk creek belonging to
III. Andrews was washed down, xnd also Ar
chy's dam arroaa Turkey river Il Elk Port
Miners creek forgot it, usual har1iers. aad
difused itself over Ill the bottoR lands destzu9-
ing the .cenpa- :. : K -
, 1859-07-19

1U RA1Hx 4 Ntss,sx1rr1 r R--Thc Free-
port a1osrnA2 says that III that energy md
Aoesy eaa do 70 secars the completion Of this
road 70 Pfse1axt, IN Tina for IL State Fafr, i
hs4s9 6e"<. 1hs work ID progressing finely Ill
eleAk &aa route. j..
, 1859-07-19

now. Tho tAy crop VII b nnpseeedented. Outs nok nat
= ~ .aeay a1ntr could es;se Go,n = x'oTsnk rfas
EnqalrVr, lG1,
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Ss~msr 1r4rsl.--.H<asfse9~ se9~rfnE--IEaesss.V
Girl Esk5rSra-Bosson a&d AeF Trade
8afss-DssftnU rs. Es5&.-GsoTEs 6ana-
n<rss 0rAejo~-CIv lMrForsnr@fa-.Sa-
r&nnAh BFsaMshfp Lta<s.Goe. 8@Aks
.ushfMstaF fAs -Htlui&--Rep&tFdnE sks
EfA1t Kpwtt.
, 1859-07-19

o4e't ~ ~ ~ ~ -~. -s-e Ncs,k ,. TIN, r, n. !
In .h' up. a .str ups ~ o',r "s4 crs u .he dous
bug: the blight se.b md ra a'e a. se. oo's e
no a,9"' A1A''
----
N4aroz, Knor Co. H. Ju'y'' 1s''.
1hs wheat ssep th.usseot III. section + @ senat .n IA
pnssSt ss.a ~ - rd M. ssr .axn Com ssaer
~. n. 1.. ,1,n,cd i. INV suffering for yzrt d
.a!a. M veatasr e1tpcmsy hot anddrr.
Yourz etc- .. CnAfzAs.
IOWA.
eto1@ '@afa0'' 'o''' ~ 1'S'
Wos.xe sn t h,a ,r,e,b,oe r.,u nnor cool With
@ a psts. H., % ny a
al. ,s.sa l. lo~a CON ]. eaaas forward
anely- The roet cop IL erety respect promising:
II. s. Lou, ans a III se:
For.he z months st. Louis hss been The recipient of
t' pa Of s .1 TOO
dollar while from Chicago We fecese INC 'soeeaoie
Issues o. your Sae :; 400 ,.n4 nn No ,e'1
-. III. influence aone xves St. Louis deded advantage
over Chicago and she t7de Of your ey "ifes hun tbe
cause " "fesno'eo' A'"''
,.s.1;---..,uSTv
The fanea in sls vicinity hare been engaged the part
vel hrsss % sha xs Te VI 1t se
ssss as:ssss :: II
wsseh !. ee,nk s.5ef.ed +. 9.ay sf thf fs@tf.
Press IT'LL ,;..,,
= e.
IL: t 81; 81 ::les @ e: % ,ss&
H. IT, oge u sasa ses Ho GaaSe nd psa fund
r. efs 70 at ~ aoai p
fssaae any great a1nunt OF knowleeEe WI be = law
estimate t*futy bushels 70 ths a1fe As 10 me no
III, r. s1 ccn e bs,cr va. h..sa .hs head. ~<.e ~e
hr6 .aq ahs r. fs'a s'a I'll afxfs g se the
vtaed edi.SS + e. Z :eaien q g. s.:.;: ~ ~
he .a aShossh sa fs5 she TIM Of III loess ne
Tee Potatoea look bttsE than the reeeot bot aud dsy
Sr+nrnne ,.Jn-1ane iesdeT isth ~" ~-' Ae~N h"'~
IT. t .s syen G. Il III nsd aeE IL % s
e ,ns ~ hsa 4 Ha Ill.,
!a. setos xhsat eae - II. r.. ~
h.xs sssssed -! slsd I'd ieok, hs7tay ii g,o.
81 s1s T.: ,;th heF>'' e'' ' ''' VI" '<*<& ' '"''"'
uAconpV cor1xrv
II. h.r,t4 IN Mseeopn County is about through Tie
weather h:s BEEN remarkably nne Tor the paa teo d5t
tnsasS treus. II tstn cop 1 ea9as on !apa md s
. s.se IL d + 4.s e ~ l.
thou rnai promises better Than va aatcpasedfcas
| UNION COUNTY.
s.- war.4oar t.:ns,. h.,s setn v.,y busy th. pre-
s1s.s,1s .1esn1na nd bnsox Traar sher wsat IL
stefp for tie heaIyt Is better tLsn INT preceding il
NM ne7f5 ~" qo''e A''4.
| KNOX COUNTY.
The harres!ps Of wheat hs. Just commenced In this
pues:nce ns teasenaa rteeat
ef ~ sa a. a. NJ tfy e. fsa u p &c
se:5{l 5als oaa =. a .as9 = 's.s:
sss'..y - % e:a:s "a IT,: s:ssa 4
s eS i aesF
ri 0n e oe ND r. .ssas
fsosiasnes ~heh has thus q 1sea atdesl:aia
a1taay sasoae ss1:on ~ sns fressrh Of e'e Aad 81
p''@D 's- -. -. -.o.,
| T1.-.s.~ .,d ~. <,e.. .no,xt ....s., ..,.,
fo'ostd hss ssatsaed among the a1e1s
% q ss Tue ~ + h ws ~ III II
81 of or e5cnases a1e diving eueney to hs I'D cpo
Ut ssn psos IT,.
h, e % esS. ed q % ,he Fiji ~be,, , ru L..
ni bat the1e Is 70 much common spsas wheat sold
I.is vi Il ia Ev''af Lilo baa 'efass--hottf0r
We we unsss.,.oa % h,rve,s,ax M. eesnsae.a in
ain he med ot she i..ea.s hs.a @ To- .hs r. +.
, 1859-07-19

tn NlshaEakA Ea&srp7tar Of the 1e&t luxt1u$ s4Yy

H. Indianapolis Ia.a notlens reports fsom two bun.
dfed dFsS oouo b that Stats teaat1sD she wheat
c op. All aEres that hs crop Il Ahovs N avefaks.
, 1859-07-19
FINIlE LIVER INV1GOis4AIOIe.
l. PREPARED pT Dr. SANFORD.
Compounded Entirely from Gums,

cfula lbs f,u...c.
- 0ntJ u.e bolt. = aees1A4
- to thr1~ out Of the sy1tem
..4 the edt<ts Hf rt.ss!.e,n.f aftAE
= Long AckEtn.
~ One t-ot1Is taxrn for JauR-
!, GIte FttnovrA al sasinwu.aa
. OF nnA1urzi euA.F trvra .he
skin.
II.
t Gus t-.tA saxes 4 ssoT
\: hnle te!trv s..t!n-. etves
- stknf 10 tlaas a,.tx,tte Anl
',nakes the fso4 dtxtA Httl.
VI 0ns tose, often svnA.set3.
inEs CHApNJC EsLAt4naEA
fh In fta WORT f,efn, Mklla
~ Summer and ls,weI rnua-
- fa2Ints yie;a aI1aass 4, tbs
ia1st 1ass-
~ Ons da4s oftvotea12orn-
,tula viii Always rsl:evr s.ck
II h''%4'sA*.
, :, Dol% ous dosa.Hn
- y Feilevea C0Lto.
i feW bettles viii
HRn-Y- hY<fc4fttA
, 1859-07-19
Educational.
4 URORA IN STIT = r E

IuutataUHut.
4 URORA NST1T Ut E
CLARK SEMINARY,
E.re.t a.. firm saei y 4 .xty nor.aad do
hrs l. kxzted Al ACKuEa- k.ne CounsF, Ill. tusty-
Tic Institution o. u ;.sk o: tie Fox Klvsr overlook,
the city and v:t Ea1ee q ve',ttt country an.t Is
e,nnea;ly he.u .rd beautiful IN situation. The bn.ld
ix Is Fir 7e.k u c. ens.on AID Ia tae bat
style Ut workmanship. anil IN 1us AZ ns*x4ntl taA*
Provisions crlte scale e1te3ea a 10 1ovd
q Department. os Instruction. mt tue xre.t tc~uo
M TO The pulls. i 1a+ ere1y as:slle onrealenoe N
tory Dsms TT Eatathas ialntfns. Musr+ u1uaeuta !.
Literary SOCIETIES. Ae. &C. Every Arrangement that c!ne
ssse<aee I'D Q: s:anen u tae ~ Etsn institutions
his been .de sor the pps7e health and eoafoft Of stu
6knta-
TH4 Conxu1 4suE.sn EHAscAxs viii recefFe sp<csai
attention. aothtns viii Be zo.ed to snP<reoe 1bem.
Two t..er45.se - GSr1.1s s Or se:sanas - S.zs4s
CasLAss PsxrAa>Tay cecs.E tpntely Aealea!e}. aim
Ing special sh1souRhness IN L1ta, Greek md Aahe-
tlustu;h that Of e.t Mercantile Colleges md at
s7@u'y 7rfx-~t ~ s~t'io~.
p5Aseai fhys!s;aa and @ ssEsoa e AsneE Hass Y. D..
taa a,1: Geeotr IT. ssy. !. Mnesf
The NuoE75 LASorAaEs arr taukht hy persons Who
s2eat aa4 xrise thea tasp!!y;i.e Gefsaa 81 nat7e
ri ~ ~ sat tav1oash e"usss as.snssS n &c e: y Z
p.ax.Sa. pAls1iza AL us5x1sF4ls ~ ia tas asnls
Ia sveY Gsr4nent Il pu.ps.e to ea,n3h thoxouxs
.2Atatsion. and II o - 1os asso Eki Ae rsaeA y IL
n term sonaenss. Ser:enoez 1ss Fe, Circular,
e%q7i9isef 1nn Information .idess III psadps q. ".
epS&EAo' aoa 4 Il hESSa AsS. Iis L uackyer rr.,.,,t
Ekv. LII JENA 4ec,etav le,kAn.-it-4
, 1859-07-19

MAqrox, Knox Co, III, Ju]y1s, 1sm.
Editors Press and Tribune:
The wheat csup Throughout thu section s coming 10
tnsy-she r.aln Is Hssrate IN quality though not fa0
srup Oats are xood-uot InaEJ so~n. Corn seaer
Sly tpe hut tho Lite planted sufttng for wrt d
tan Weather extremely hot and drr.
Youfa etc. D, CnAFxAx.
, 1859-07-19

Dr. the la foreign arrivals have .srIcn1tat reports
suffering from ihe mist severe dIouth that haa occurred
within the memory Of the present E*neatloo. In le
though there xas longer time Il Or ~ssshst thes wer
upthe Gouad - 1apily t.t sson IN Ar.hi:s aad VIZ
tbe wtla and 1vues completely dfed snd thsIs Is
70 ~f5 h.: se ~ ssod ~ og e3ne tx e
crops hare s1radT been pereiou*Y N et and the far
mefs rad The continuation Of such weather. for few
dsyslouser Is zueht With thc seius eonsequenoe
The local Iap~E4 Fpof the appearance Of the crops
70 be extremely psouauk: notwithstanding The droushts
aud ate thriving md laaur.ns The stste of he po
q BLIGHT xhieh s*llese began to msse it
H. New York t,aLi eaua attention 4e the 1uposant
intelligence Of seSese and connued drought In souhef
kus =, ~hleh was irlas.us the whsat aep seFiSasy y
SUITE. y ths Bh gasa @arkss I'D Z ~i ts EFT, tseM
IL C9mean ~as xhleh sasd tour to .dsanee 70 eo sa
aest II southern Ru;s his rear tae srsuls ~.
b. the but add that thlA report Will have 10 be
very reliably Eansted he:oe tt exercise any lnt4
Euet On American markets. The manufacturing Of CROP
p1rs speculative puroses has become frequent It
te that II i'll require something more than vague
Eror to conr1nce the commercial world that the Russian
whezt CFpp Is going 70 psnre failuse.
, 1859-07-19

All who 1ro EalnE It Afo giving t1ae
luminous Testimony In it, Favor.
ETM,4 wafer IN Ihs noash with tas 1avxos>&,s
av.ll1w 10Th tuxtther+
PRICE ONE poLLAT. FER DOrTlE.
Or. SAxroan. PROPRIETOR No. SIS broA4way, New York,
Ks1aIle.t py all Druggists Sud xi.n ~
EOLLES, SMITH + tI). les Lake o. md
... FAINESTUEk j DAVIS.
G1.13-1Y liz Rrna3ufnh kt1eEf.
, 1859-07-19

The ntx n&v wheat n9 the season hsre w1s tFougbt IN
nd oandd T. ths ~! 1 o. ~, l.ss saturd.5 i -. ~
tusle 1hc crup II f1s en hear turning ont nsne
better than Eea the tsry Ia very largo and hs
h.ads are well nnsd From present appe 'EaocsA tie crop
wI bo much tasKcr thAn usus sanding The fears
entertained from Injury By frost, d..
, 1859-07-19

r EATHER ! LEATHER
IL Fsenth Calf md Kip Spanish sole. Morocco, 1t.
ehoee 1esectioa fust received
Hafne. Brid'e rpper Zip. ta's -' 1r. Of oar own
No. $40 Lake Street.
xrx1 Z. C. WALLIE i EON.
, 1859-07-19

Ibe haraNtaf Atx tuafY h47a enkumnqi4 tA4s hsfvek
VtNNGpa b9af1k&. &A&WAaa 1s1af ke6a4 tsasI*1ad
, 1859-07-19

NAt EAF INV Y
These GUNS remove al :
R1ottId or bal mailer from
TIE system. supplying IN
their plaes ! bsalthy a4.w
af bile, tnvlEunltnk he slu- /,
mach, causing f.s4l to d.:
xpst well. prnigItxo the
E11atn. ktviuE tohe and
health ,tht Whole tilaehin-
err. removing the a1a>e Of
the db<Ae-<teci3nx arAt-t
A cure.
BILIOUS ATTACKS
xze curt.t. and, what Il bet-'
ter. prevented BY tho oeca.I
xlenl uae Of f1s Liver 1ni
v.x0At1r.
Cns G1se a3ier eating III
sufficient to relieve the +tG-
tnath md prevent the ftso1f
ftcn Es1lpx 411 ss1uEtE<.
Only os,e dnA4 t1ken BEL
fire ratl1tnk, prevents The
Slxhtnsate-
Gully sns dose t1kea At1
night lu4Neas ths bowels
gently. apai CUES Ccsr1vx.t
4 Kb1,
On& dose taken afIer1
eaeh neal VII Else Dyx]
fKFHl&-
Q9e sfcee osst1s repeated
fsa &nre cur fDe t.tNc1kRAI
Nvhars, and 4 prsstnt,
urs Of EIoLk1A. |