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, 1859-06-21
The Wheat Crop in Ohio.

~ ~ 0''e'A' A.e'a.o-l
,a,s,a Is nov senera',y conceded that the quad.
rangul4f territory bounded On the south by tue
National Road, on the west By the railroad from
Golun'ous to Sandusky, and on the East by
leuusf ttan'a. Is "Acfe the ltost has been the
inos. destructive ana that outside Of these lines
!" has o,'y e4tenoea IN harro~ Strips IN occa-
slona4 places. Inc hrst query Is, what va. the
~ 1o =. .na' h .rhc1 ol country IA Asot onl9
naa tae largest "heat crop that was gathered
!ot mans years, !he 4nanuty beng by return
10 .ns o.ate A!oaGe S',3s' 'i4 bushels oi Wh.cn
wv Iuaauh3 ~ Tue "oose oeser1oea disif1c1
Wat;n.n, VI 'qe nse sounues tnrousn "aen 5ae
".h,ls .utIuIa' toaa RIsses auaoan'ea 70 o'e,G.o
~. "art;as "I t,ra rnu !" .'s thc pronuss ol tne
.te .a,'i saues .''.ouea WINCH the roaa passes'
,ne to'as anoune ' nroanced IN tue Injected dls-
Inet If ~ pnsns's' eas,ng ,sn a1 Us 'ne pl
.n"s;na IT,. ,t,tn sue o.aE '4o2.u! ousn
III !inr,.d d;.,r,r," ts, i. o sus p!d "a
still lc;1se the State crop Of nineteen md
l.alf millions Of bushels for il viii be admitted
that the increased breadth sown snuth Of the
Nattonal Road' and ~ the western Counties of
t"e c;atc, VIII more than balance the ]oss sus-
1a,nsa ny frost outside Of the frosted district.
- ~ tue ample a'owahce made Tor tAe loss by
the trost IN tne Quadrangle, joined to tue i'll
creasct breadth sown, compared with 1s5jT7, ne
frost, at twenty-five millions Of bushels 0f
wheat. If VIC call the population Of the State
2,H',cw and allow four bushels as the average
consumption of each individual, arl the number
u S.:s oe'useu ,n ~ Naeat " behe -,9t9, ,Tn',
lN'iA" t"ts ss'!o'g''o' OuaHCls lUI StCu, VIC SllH
have i surplus of ,tyu .0tty bushels beyond our
requirements for food and seed. III making
thcsc statements we am to be caudid, to look ut
the loss fall in the face, and to neither lenrthen
nor shorten figures to lit any theory suggested
by the disaster.
Whilst on tue subject, NC will give figures
illustrating III. extension Of the wheat territory
in tile last twenty years. The figures are d.
tained from the United States Census. Of 1siy
and 1s5o, and from thr report Of thc ''Co.n1uls.
sionvr Of Statistics of Ohio" nf lsi,. being t],,.
, 1859-06-21

What7 Why Beautiful head Of Hair.
Because Is the ornament ..Ht t". oeif~ f'r ii
u II pt< f hs r'rf, IT t. ssef :,:,1
VI :!5sis1 ss r. ~ii IT, ",: :: ::
TIT 3 1.lf h.; ;hsms ro %%. & ir Restorative 4
X stsurr f. T. ~ .eh IN oreamst ks.t s e!~,s nd
Tn:il+rs: D' ~'<' ri nc u''' l. o'' S<F'1'f< 1AA'
Sr~ yonk. April 18th, 1sss.
har 70 IL ORIGINAL eotcr a:ont the time Of my Arrival il
sse .rps q y"as af *'s "" s' .sy1. Spna
.ssds origins. sae lsoas!<r vont Restorative ~
" H. ''':. s. 'f;1si TaAiLpERa.
~D7'A :; W.. xG.,'sS!ysss;. S,ys,;.,,, .,,,.,,
Se: y Nassau 'slser, April i:ih, Isl.
5o;ts Il I5ur ii 2 n .5a =, :s
1T r. to ny ne. Who eoncuce br haj1 is
sktn. color but u her Is VII - nv A. 3,isr # f.W
r. .sef; r; I'll Il II performed h.s wsnt,t. e BY
s91s I'd hsssns. ~ 4 ,hs har a5""sy s,"ssa4 u.
Pney. ~. woop-wiih ccaaleace d. seec amend
ns -; ,; ,S;
xhseess Th'sh sse a.an,. sn:e As.s st.auly 1.exa
y. natuEi evr. i H. Hiievea
N sf :: 1Sa ,e. 4 s sA* a. = sRY
f.ln8 "a nd surups gray .s last seomlnx tas snj
had ted many Reneta iu effect eorn1H fr I'd istnT
yoar Kkuf,s!.e y January ass few s'ps,luns at
tnta y =: ~ % s' r. ,, T. He Y y r. =!
tuy pe'ed = t1s oEdnA eooI ba.th- nd srrxe.znee
1od ctfe74illy Ifspo1aF1 I3 .>e 10 ~.
Ch!ese. Ill., Asy !. 1857 =. .. HOES,
fhs Restoatlr. Put Yp IL hstsle. Of ,h1ee s1sA Il.
s1xe. fettnu md anal the srE& hollis haif rlrt ana
Eeta ~ one dollar bottle; tho medium Lt4ds Il en
ensy ct ssns nS1s IN psopc.t!on .s:n tls sna
:ent more n Proportion, ssl 1ess for tFee I"ilars
u J. WOOD tH>.. rroaH-toEa 81. krn,1w,v W.
I'D ia Market H., st. Louis Nv.
Aad sod BY Ill goed Drukxats and TaatJ Goos D, t.<
ApI3n
, 1859-06-21
Garfhaldi's Interview will, louis Nh.
poleon.
The ''l'nri> Gossip Of the Liyerpool Journal

says:
:, 'Runtors ct the interview which took place a,
expedition hare reached US even here, II seems
th.t thu smooth tongue Of the Emperor had no
power over Garihaldi. lie is rough and pla;n
spoken: and told tue murderer Of French and
!ts!'a" liberties ! fey Of those wholesome truths
which le b:s becn fed 50 loag, aud mike them
TT !a:hsr sc-r OF h.s .tonseh. It seem. tkat
-: fs'erv?ew wos s. stormy .ts. it x.as put an
era = rasher abruptly, and the unrelentifpv "a
'ars of the feeling hs whicl Garibaldi Is ectu-
nntdn a's m,a, h"se BEEN Judged since BY his prosla
H:t 10 the King Of Sardinia for his Iii in ~.
ne'hng tf.e -NisfriauE IRON. Italia. soil, no m,a.
Lon uhattEer;s il n,nlc IF France or auyt1ihs,
French wlIat.ycr.''
, 1859-06-21
jeff. nyIx on Gu ba.
Especial l':.1att h to the N.w Yo7k TInc..l
n-xxf.,vu-,.. T}t+,-,I.,- f,,r,

l*lt1!1t I'!ssfaft II I" tue etE 7 Oh IEH:e9.I
NAsmSdzcS. THURSDAY. .1,:nc II.
Gen. Jeff. Davis, who is now here, expresses
kecnly the opinion that Congressional action is
necessary to assure Spain Of our views relative
i" Cuba, M rcspect being paid ~ expressions
tiers. II is understood that lie vii! Gring for
ward 4 bill next winter directing the immediate
acquisition Of tile island By purchase or other
wise; al>o. bill defining by legislation. the
rights of ueutrals i'll time of war. lie denies
that the right Of search is bell;geraut right,
and thinks that the United States should fake {
the ini1iatory iu correcting the error.
, 1859-06-21
How fsaribR1di Crossed the Tlcino.
4 letter from Ecrcclli, Of May 3vtl, in tho

'Sitte|t, says;
"Tlse manner in which t;aribaldi crossed the
I1cnH and b filed the Austrans, Wllu acted OIL
information obtuinsd by their spies was curious,
and may now b. divulGcd without danger lie
left Turn with ;5,na' men, and tile day after his
departure he quilted Biella aud proceeded 10
lIorgomancro, where l,e passed the night and
part Of the next day. lie there prepared his
plans, and put them in harmony with the in
structions given him at headquarters. The prin-
cipal object was to cross the Ticino, aud effect
the passagc and inyasinn without danger to
himself ur :neu. 0aruballi knew that I'LL tlcse
men riskcd their lires. iuasmuch as before be-
coming soldiers they werc refugees, aud by
bearing arms they incurred, according to tile
Austrian code, tl,r penalty Of death. lie accor-
dinghy spread the report that lc intended 10
stop at Aroma, and lie even wrote, himself, or
ders to lis men, each Of whom carried two mus
kcts. to Leave for Castelrtto, where they crossed
the Ticino III :: ferry-bout to Sesto Calende, and
by forced march proceeded TO Earese. The
Austrians On learning how they had been trick
Cd, assembled at Canerlata, and intercepted the
line Of the Ticno 1T Earese, believing that they
would thereby cut off the retreat uf the force
and surprise it. f;urilIalli troubled himself lit
tie about that proeecding,and Induced the towns
and villages to revn}t. His su- cess in this was
so grcat, that he l!al to write Ia the King for
5000 nluskets and s,'lvo great coats. Furcsee-
ing, however, an attack on Earcsc. he barrica-
ded the town. This tlunc, lie left .'n
Of his men, who, with the assistance of the pop
u!ation, heruically resisted tl.e Austrians. WHO
soon attacked thu place. III the meantime he
marched with the main body Of his army from
the town toward the hills; and, sometime after
surprising the enemy in flank, defeated and
routed item. The Austrians retired in great
disorder, ani only reformed 1T Ca,nc.lara, II
very inportant position, from whicl, Como can
bc defended without great loss. But Garibuldi
scarcely left them time to count themselves, us
lie attacked them again. and after Il sharp conf
bat, i'll which nany Of their officers werc killed,
stislodged them. lie then entered Como, where
he received positive ovatun from tile pupula-
ton. .s'l the country is in full in>urrcc,i"1,.-
i"un@ ncn are putting themselves in uniform
aud ariniug themselves. All classes, without
dist uctou-nob'cs. peasants, citizcns, men, wo-
men and childrcn-arc prepared for Resistance.
GarbAld las taken the prccautlpn Of lcin. able
tn SUPPLY tl.c populations with arms an, a,,lsnu
uitiOn,'
, 1859-06-21

- Accounts from Galveston, Texas, Of the
I'd inst, state that the excitement on the North
cru frontier, about the anticipated conflict be-
tween the armed settlers, aud the United States
Bradford had declined holding court At Beiknsp
and Jacksboro', IN consequence Of this state Of
affairs. The women and children Of the settlers
were fast leaving the country, whilst the settlers
WIRE congrcgatiug, arms IN hand, with the de-
termincd purpose of driving the Heser.c 1ndi-
ans out nf the State. Tile whole frontier, it is
'hought, will soon bcin arnls and united for this
3,rrnpxE.
, 1859-06-21
11r. Sumner on the War In Europc

LII i private lrt,.r addressed to the editor Of
the Worcester Spu by Charles Sumner, and
dated at Paris, May "1st, he saws Of his
health:
''At last fsrl happy III health, which, if not
rnsnrly assured, ,ct Is such Us to allow me
I" walk naturally, unenn:cinusly aud with
"At pin, unless when l strike iuto INV old
.ait. which. yam snav remember, was always
'he fastest Of tn" fast hopc have not lost
this that cau,sut r., it back again. Ouc
must have been 1nr three years an invalid
/" knew thu happiness of my new found
>trrnyti,.'
Mr.. Sumner speaks as follows Of the present
War in l,aE:
This is Il great historic moment. There has
been n"thng liae it since Isis. MANY here
tl,ink That uo Ho"a can cuu,c to Italy from, the
Emperor Napoleon. nn, not Of that opiujru,
although jnin in the disttust which prevails
with regard Ia him. hut tue hour seems to
hare struck wflcn Italy is to be free, und he is
an instrument by which it is to he accomplish.
cd. 1t Turin. where passed several duts. all
were c"nt.ient IF tie result. They exrect the
Aa>.rians to be driven ou, If Italy this sum.
mcr."
, 1859-06-21


The Iowa State Medical Socictv closed d very
intcrestin. annual meeting at Davenport las
week. The meeting was harmonious and ,nany
new and valuable facts were elected The pub.
!ication Of tue proceedings Of tue society will
aid much TO the medical knowledge, and the
natural history ot the West.
The address Of the late President, Prof !. IL.
EHuch, nav of this city, is spoken Of rs a most
able production. Frnm the Proceedings Of
Thursday NC take tile following
1'r. Fountain offered the following preamble
aid resolution
WHEREAS, Dur late President, Dr. John IL.
Kauch, has recently changed his residence from
tins to nur sister State Ut Illinois, in obedience
IN Il call 10 fill to ill the chair u! Professor Of
Ma'r'ia Medica in :. Medical cull,yc Of Chicago,
therefore
L.>oi'.d, That We take pleasure in acknowl-
cd=ln@ the valuable services lie has rendered
this S'~t"tv. and the profession generally, by
his contributions IL urr proceedings aud Ills IN
trre>t III lron.utns the cause ri Medical Sci
encr; and. while We deeply regret Ills loss from
'ur h"ds Us IN actlve ,:lembcr. We congratulate
our professional brethren "f Iliinuis, gu his nc-
Yui>itinn to their humber. and will continue to
irc ilu' w;t.mcst Interest in ts earnest e.,deav-
"r> I" rltva,rthe standard Of Medical educat,or
I'll. - III the Natural Sciences, collateral 10 the
profession Of Medicine.
Which having been fcad, were adopted unani-
n,ously.
Thc following officers were unanimously
elected:
President, 1'r. E3;bert S. Burrows. of Scott !;
|ic"-l'rr>idi:ilt, t'rorge Kcctcr. Of Muscatinc !:
Recording Secretary. Allen Phillips, Of lpu-
hn4ue: Corssspondng Secretary Oliver George
III Ean buren, Treasurer. N. L. Cochran, Of
5"l.'ss"n; trn>ors, Ezra J. Fountain Of ::cn,t,
u. l.: Mvt;ni:in ut Lee. u. :. Lewis oi nubuqur
!. ". NcClurc Of Henry, j. ). Diu,nitt Of
juncs.
Thr following delegates wrrc then elected to
represent thr society in tile American Medical
.>>,uei.'i"n IN meet il, New Haven, Connecticut,
in June. l~;n:
liz. +. :. !.sr''w.. 1tef II. j.. Mctiuiiu
FE...> II. E. Eo,lIt ..t
- T!ln.- l. Slu.ti,r- g. WtIiur, r.
y. II: Afa 'iusr, :" Irratirs La,i@ee.
f.ln II. A,.vr, 81. r. Ifampr
NJ. E.tuslIai -. " H. I;akff
, 1859-06-21

-NtHs relates the following occurrence
i homicide was comm;,asl On Sunday morn
ing last, ut Mr. J. Levin Cabs, who resides
near the Chesapeake Boy. 4 servant boy, aged
wears, was about to rcnoye so1ne kiudling
wood from room in the dwelling, when anoth-
er boy, aged 9 years. forbade him, and threat
cned 10 shoot him if<he did. The little fellow
did not obey, whereuron the elder seized gun
standing in the room and deliberately shot Tim
through the head, killing him Instantly. Moth
ing. VIC learn, has been done with the youthful
slascr. who manifested no regret for the hoErid
deed he bad committed, but detailed the ADORE
facts with q perfect noncha1ance-
, 1859-06-21
Rhode Island Politics.

i correspondent Vi the Worcester, Mass, j
Spy, gives the following elucislation Of the strife
going OIL in the lid. Congressional District Of
Rhode IsIaid
al thu recent election there was failure to
elect II Representative to Congress III tue East.
crs' District, i'll consequence Vi there Icing three
parties in the field; the Republicans, standing
simply on tl!c Philadelphia Platform. with no
other Issue, Snpportin. as their candidate, Thos
DAVIS, wilu hi, heretofore represented tile bis.
trct with great ability OH the Hour Vi Congress;
the American Republican party. arowin.. :> its
leading principle, opposition 10 the -stlulnis III.
1ien, but, by 1itt te it has assumed, virtually
endorsing that bane Of our 1"l:.ics, Know
Nuthln,,nl, with Christopher Robinson, Ihc
-Att"neyt;rncral Of the state for its c.ndi,la1.;
and thu l'emocrat,c party, ,ht na'ne OF whose
candidate sn MT nuw recul1cct. 1t tlle last
Trial, Robinson obtained :. I1Tgc plurality, a,,-
prnacbin. near tn maturity, and, ;s plurality
r'-rt> 1T the next trial. which will take ,,lace
next week, his friends feel confident vi Ills
election. Daris las published ali address to the
electors. giving Ills reas"ns in very manly and
ttisned isa,,lltE fur mt withdrawing frunl the
ca,,sas> under such circumstances. Tiny ate,
in substance that, to dn 50, wnuiA IT. an ;b;,.
dannlrn, Of tile Republican platform, i with
drawnl from tlle great Republican party If the
country, aud Il virtual endorsement nj thu dis
organization vi t..c party in this STATE. by in.
cooperating into it, principles anta=oui,,ic 10 its
oWn,'
, 1859-06-21

l;rsIlSG.es, IT. TAurssi4y June II.
The Democratic St1te Convention assembled
hcrr to-day and was quite largely attended. The
following nominations were made:
FIR t;rr>-n'r. .Joha q. SAKE. " BrIi:E'n.
Tor H. G,'@r"" .etrphea Thomas Ct Wet Fa:rite
Mr.. SAKE. being present, nude brief speech
accepting the nomination.
, 1859-06-21

\ Mississippi ne~ sl'ai'rr "licl, ADVOCATES tie
revival "l the Slnve Trade, speaks t,f the .t-
hf3ed ahd ..iltfdi fitws" which arc 1re:i;,,,iu-
tu prevail in The soutl. Tho cIitor SAYS:
t,w yea'. ago. slavery WIS regarded il, !,
very different light fr the one in wl.itl, it !.
.,thi now, cven III the South. And even here in
Mississippi al'u. 'wtI," .r fifteen rear> acet.
sc believe. asn'l,s'crc&cited the Indignation, ,t
lis congregation by defending The institution
What las produced t1!s desired change. TIL,
tight Of rr..s"n and thr aIva,Ice Of Intelligence
aud information. Men have been made to thiuk
nn,i II. Il natural consequence, they have. pure
enlarged and liberal views. As they },ay.. in
'rs:i;atcd the subject, they have 1arurd ,l,yt
the Institution is lint only right politically, com
n.rclally and s"cnly, hui also morally: that
Il Is sanctioned and approved by the laws Of
t;ud." -
Hence, in the free States u 1nan may with i'm
;'''nty discuss any question aud takr either side
OF 1t. But. in Mississippi, the men Of "cnlarrcd
and liberal views" hare short method will,
tho>' who presume to question their ,lrorirs,
Ffc nisdess argutnent which they rvcr think If
addressing t" considlnG auti-elavery man villa
Is set''ecd by fair words like the abure into the
f"lly Of u'tcring his opinions. is Il coat Of tar
and feathers. accompanied with an airiur uuon
te sharp edge "f fetlte rail,
, 1859-06-21

The Republican Slatr Cu,vcntion Of Iowa
meets ut lies Noine> "u Wednesday. tue I'D
'n>t-' t" nominate candidates for Governor.
L""tet'unt Governor, aud tLrcc Supreme judy
g. 1hc Democracy meet III the following lay.
at the SANE place. ior the sane purpose, III,
slaaeole among the adhcrents of D"uslas and
tile supporters Of the Administration for t1,,.,
l:a'cs ~ the Convention, progresses with yur,-
ing results. The pnu:lasitcs carried pubuore
By decided rl4j"rity. In Scott connty, t1e
other s'de cx'ne of better The editor ,,f ,!..
Davenport -'etrs offered the following reso1u,;ou
IN tue County Convention
A.-1~sf TIai t thr nf tle Scot; ..,n,,v nc,o
i.s, Wy - hr stA!e tngcn1o tile end lr,t;,,t ~
tI'sh'eu b1t4aats Adndns;satt H. harrc evrrr c,-G.
"e"'e III TIE F''sdr't" Patriotism. a,ty and !a:s
4 Douglaa'te cndca]ored tu head This of l,r
offering substitute simply expressing = mild
confidence IN tile 'i'atrioistn, ability and in.
tegrlfy of James buchanan The substitute
Was votcd down. aud tile original resolution
adoptrd
, 1859-06-21
Drp DoODs.
RECEIVED from NEW YORK
AUCTIONS BIZ
MISS NJ III. MARSH,

MILLINERY, DlsESS-AIAkING
Pattern Emporium.
NO. Il LAKE STREET. CORNER or STATE. UP
: STA1RS.} CHICAGO.
The subscribers you'll respectfully infurm the Ladies' that
new and extensive assortment of
G0NNEIS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
And everything In the Millinery line Also Patterns ct
eyery description ftuM Fa1s and New York Markets.
The business havinK teen cohued tranch II Madame
1esn.e,s;s ;i, selsG;ate4 lae1p Ent1nm Bdxay. New
in Patterns r L1dies and Ldsens Ne 1t ali t.s4c*
Particular attention paid to
D II e IS N A KING,
By experienced persons. and satisfaction warranted
BOHSETS ELEAEHED AND PRESSED IN THE
GEsT MANNER
Our Enods IT Al new and de*fae and will te sold Al
prices Is E,sLsoI2Abje j. any store u tho city.
Ladies Ltast favor with cali trfufe purchasing el.t
wherr. MIR Mis-. O. t. CARY
r.. u Box 1876. Formerly witc E!sE < Ridley.
lny31+1n-I44t
, 1859-06-21


drrtf atr~.
Nust Il The wA4 up AID powed this year. hetose
planted last II generally "n*s tate. and Will.
If nAs Axrpen be If tr heasest csnrs cvrs stst
in this township. errns What thIn the ground
nr:s. BIZ: las trkcurd W nuurAa ly within two tune
weeks p.s -rotsly ewing the c.'ul wei weather. W
'rr Nitt dohe poary fur several years past that Int
little List fill, hut what these 4s locks cue The
Eye very hr and will H. ready In about two week
of Oats hu, lttc WAS sow. owing scarcity Of sec.
What there i luoks welt From whit gather fr,m
ale s"urccs thu growing cru. throughout tie couutry
tH'ls fu aul ncsef prom WI fnorc abundant harvest.
1t least The eu31c lave tcrs. and doing all they
t. r,:zs llace Greceys Aay1e of theu in tn State that
tyty ,ut to look starvation u couEtes.aace
Mercer County +, Very lad MI nri think When thc
glowing c1o is gah svl w! only L- fulad that VIZ
:as. luuksd -sutyun VI couleuaucc hut quite
nrie.i.1, iaynk something 10 buy necessary .' nd
M. E!ry with. End II other part~ of tie Stale will do
well I.u. will still ttd drt rank amuns TIM stases
lie Surlwes&. Illinois 4 model Statr-Merc1 model
Comfy, and New Boson model Township. All possess
,v ecurnts uf weth. arr In ur aud Intelligent aud
thoroughly Republican. Hu1sah ru.
Yours truly. THE. ALroA, Assessor.
ALEpo Mercer to.. ILL.,. juno Il, lsj9.
Et'TuRs PREss md TL1srSE:-
far lave nacei te cups In this reg on they look
prnI:-Int Te Wheat. III nstancc4 j. thin hut 1t i,
predicted y E.ay of lust frers Iii 4 thc wheat crap
itl y!sa well did III ISL The late fruit ha+ dnuy
Eteur injury Gatdt vrstt t'es appear 10 excel every
tls elsE Of the Lind. ai much l. drIc,Girs ga1de
f.'n !4c fatt ,2y look to this tpr
.4ia SUPPORT Ills year. FARxEn.
, 1859-06-21
AOSsIT4f, mAZZINI. GARIBAKDI.
AND NAFUl.I;&)S.

lHse arc ;seal1l. :.s il. the tun,|ts of ls4S-e
th ''''st prominent Of all nann.s i'll tic eyes u,
'nF'ste'sdoin. Around 1lcln nrc concentrated
IL" hopes AID fea,s ot millions t,r human le..
HE 'H the tf're citizen PATRIOTS kossu,h,
hazxlni arta t;aril.al,li ,!,t w.,rd has ,;rmrd :,
co!u'n"h Notwithstanding them with 1lt,
hr!s attributes ii patriotism. manlinc::, in.
te-rtty and intellectual grratl."Ss 1ntbc En-.
p:rur Il! the Frcnch. il s,vs a cunninc aud
cruel desl~t, who has s,l,y-rted 1epub}M NJ,
Institutions III two nations at the cost Of broken
oa1hs~ hoodslled and expat ri;.,ion. Naturally
and inevitably .bccomes The litter cucn,v o!
the t:4rec latrio,s aid ,,sl.ins .te,,,s ,.rorr
unlikely thah that they or airy Of ti.cn should
ever Cooperate with lin il: the rc-consl1,u-
tl'n o| European states. Yet such u coulin.
gsncy }4a~ c'':nc to pass, aud We sce KussutI
aud GariIa}d' employed with their utmoA,
powrrs-thc one moulding public scutimcn,
IN England. and the other clc:viuy down Aus,ri-
m regiments III Lombard :-in the self SAINT
business which engages the arms Of Louis Ma
po|eon. OF course it is no part Of their de.
sign to he made the catEpaws Of the latter.
Eacl, is too rict, in soul OF honor aud a Io,u
70: couutry and kindred 10 te bought hy any,
thing in tho gift If !: crowned head
Hsnce, i! they do distrust tie ulterior purposes
u. Napoleon iu Italy, We must conclude tlsat
-sey acoer: tie J-.:: r:+:c4 he Italian oues-
co2 pcesentk, azc !:bc- !c- :Ae erna.s;:. e:
4us;-l., t!e E2n' cuenv Of Italy, from lei
'hknwa:mar slcils IN Lombardy-in the hops
ana oe'"i that lAly herself, reused from her
let'argvand fi11aa viii; the 1ires q l:ecJu m,
VIII ~ able To ss'ntai'. icr national unity and
independence: >yrn ag:.in>t her dcliyerurs.
, 1859-06-21

1871 ..l+.a.s.44
In the counties west Of the Kuilroad from
Columbus to Sandusky, and north Of the Nd
tional Road, the following WAS the product:
i79 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..-.........l. .69s.s:s bushels
, 1859-06-21

-N0'
Showing that the district now 50 Badly injured
BY fr"st has not increased III pl1ductircue>s ii,
he last twenty years.
In the thirty six counties south Of The Ma
t'onal Road, and including: the cuunties tlroug,
which that road passes, the following was Tie
product:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

yNANTED-A NICE, TIDY GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
baby eleven months old and TO do chamberwork in a
small family short distance In the country must be Of good
steady habits and well recommended German girl
erred Inquire of j. 7. Aschman, 81 Vesey st. stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

L,AMILY WINE n LIQUOR STORE a AMITY STREET,
southeast of Wooster subscriber respectfully
Informs public that he for sale choice old wines and
liquors imported expressly for family and medicinal which
n twarrapled w represented Y, LEVI, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
COAL.

Y MEL CoAL.-A LOT OF CANEEI, COAL. IN
- 1 Hofn lev mine OF superior quality gas or OIL
a ne ss u y - Nasmngon street Refers iIye
st0ne 20 Washington street 10 j. A. Briggs q William
r. w. N Dove No Exchange place and tn naap,an a.
a. Garrett " Cedar street where lbe specneus Of Ills coal
can w seem i-SS8FN tA~ ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES 4
IA situation to do light chamberwork and waiting IN small
private family She has lived years At her last place
Please call al l5 West 2h street. top floor room l5 Age 10
years,