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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06
Consistency.

A few days since the Pioneer endorsed the
nomination of Col. j. H. Stevens, CT Mcleod
County as all right and proper. 49,
Wonder if it knows that Col. Stevens was
initiated into the Know Nothing order, along
with DR.. Ames and sundry other Democrats Of
Minneapolis. Do you want proof? Better
take care Of your friends before denouncing
Republicans, Mr., Pioneer. Then how about
Mr.. G. iIoag of this County, who now openly
avows his sympathy and connection with said
party z-NinnropoNs Journal
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06
Northern Independent.

E6- The inevitable Parson Brownlow
is again extant, thong in rather damaged
condition. He is now at the Virginia
Springs for the benefit cf his voicc,wh
he has almost entirely lost; but he say. he
to raise it against Loeofocoism az long ~
he can, and when he can no longer speak,
he intends to make M. uths at tie rascal2v
oncern!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
ATTAIN,
No. 81 II STREET,
<x.a - 81, .

washington City, D. Chill a.
attend. with promptness and fidelity, to all
business entrusted to him in the courts Of
law and equity within the District of COL
umbia, and before the Court tf Claims and
the Supreme Court of the United States,
and to the prosecution of claims before tho
various departments Of General Govern
ment and before Congress. He will give
particular attention to Claims before tho
General Land Office, arising under tho
swamp land and. graduation laws; pre-
emption acts of September i, 1871; Aug
us rs, 1912; March, 3, 1913; May 8, Is.
46; the municipal act Of May %, 1874;
mail contractors act Of March 1, 1855 !;
and under all other laws
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06
F.. @. 8 NJ I T H
T., ~.s-.s.s. DEALER rf-ng

BOOTS, SHOES, AND CLOTHING,
sITAss for sale large assortment Of. Boots
IL and Shoes Of the very best quality.
Custom Boots Constantly on Hand.
= All kinds of custom work done to order in
the best manner. A good assortment Of Ready
made Clothing for sale cheap. just received
good assortment Of ~ '.'.~-
SPRING & SUMMER HATS
Persons in want Of any Of the above named
goods cannot find them cheaper elsewhere.
Ex-PREsIDENT Pierce and wife have return
cd to the United states.--Ey. Who ca.e,:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06

A0&*~ s- 1)~@s@~>N 49,
COAL OIL e. LAMP
DHP0T,
90 AND "a OLIVE STREET,
SA|ATL0UIS, NO
FOR THE SALE OF THE PRODUCTS OF The
BRECEENR1DGE COMPANY, THEIR
Refined Illuminating Oil gives the cheap
& most brilliant light
EVER INTROD UCED,
And is NoN-EXPLo1vE, 1NoDoRoU, an
will NOT CONCEAL in any climate.
Hd- ILLUMINATING, LUBR1CAT1Nu
B1NNACLE and other Oils, in large and small
quantities. A large variety Of Coal Oil Lamps,
emf racing many new and improved patterns
for Families, Public Buildings and Conve 7an-
ces, Chimnies, Shades, Wicks, &C., at whole
sale and retail.
Address G.. W. CURTISS,
80 & 81 Olive Street, St. Louis
E9T ONLY DEPOT OF THE BRECKEhRlDG
COMPANY IN ST. LOUIS. -0a
nov18,wtf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-06
M. p. NOEL.

x. M. r. NOEL, -.-
County Surveyor & Civil Enginee,
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens
W.. st. Cloud and the public generally, til
nc will promptly and faithfully, attend 10
husncse entrusted to his care
, 1859-08-05

N%A~'"$sssAtes-ss*s*<<s+t *.-'*-ss--$Se'~ ~7.R-0
Is regards The stocks in The Western nar-
kets, we hayc no reliable data, but parties in
tercsted put it at 10000 br1s., which may be
considered within the tnark. The stock Of Cut
Meats, particularly Sides, is comparatively
su,all, in tho West. not US large by one tenth as
they were this time last year, perhaps, but as
regards this, nothing can be obtained beyond d
rasue estiuate, as it ia absolutely impossible to
obtain IN accurate report from holders at any
time.
TotEno, Aug 3.-Receipts. 623 bbls flour:
1,49e hu wheat; no hu oats. The Bszds reports
as follows:
We are having more rain to-day, and very
opportupeIy. VIC bear Of raiu too. in nearly
all parts of the country where complaint WAS
made Of drouth. The excitement which bid
fair to take possession Of the Corn market, is
Consequently abstinG. Sales Of wheat were all
On privase terms Corn csQa70c- Rye Csc.
CtEystASp, Aug. e.-Sales Of wheat were -
l car Red at t1.1G, car white at Sl.a5.
M1LwArkEx, Aug. 5,-Rcccipts. 1lo bb1s -four,
Gig bn wheat, rs bu corn, II bn oa,s. The Ffs<
Dttno<tdt say8:
The wheat market was more active to-day, mud
We note an advance in the price OF No. !. 4 lot
Of new white Winter. raised by Ill. Langworthy
Hodges Of this city to the Eagle Mills, u 105c.
some old w,lte sold at 10oc; Milling Club sold
at s5c, soa,e No. changed hands ai Joe.
DE7ao1r-Aug. "a lot Of l6o bu white
wheatsold at $l.05 bagged-aud Mediterranean
Ut $l.00.
0swroo-Aug. a-The Tina reports the
grain market as follows:
Wheat market better with a fair demand,
Sales 76S5 bu Milwaukee club, in two lots, at
SOC, aud $500 bu red winter Illinois on private
terms, but known to be over yesterdays 1no-
tatiou. Corn quiet.
, 1859-08-05

NEW foaE, Aug. 4.-The n. Y. Herald Of this
morning publishes letter represented to be
written BY Gov. Wise to distinguished friend
Of his in this State, IN which he sara:
II have apprchended Ill along that the Tan,~
many 70 encg would curry united delegation
from New York To Charleston, Of whom Doug.
as, know, it conEdept, but you may rely OIL il
that Mr. Buchanan hl1nsclf il d candidate for r..
nomination. and all his patronage aud power
will be used tn diknppoint douglas and all
other aspir2nts. Our only change il TO
organize by. districts, and either whip
the enemy, or send two delegations.
II that u done Or not done. We must still RELY on
\ united South. A united South will depend on
united Virginia, and pledge you that she, at
least. sha1! bc unit. Virginia . unit, and pr.
sistent and firm on sound platform Of protec-
ton 10 all persona. Of popular re-sp* Squatter
EovrciEniy- Sue must rally to her support, ns
tho South cannot adopt Dir. Douglaa' platform.
Il Is Ahor1 cut to aM tue enda Of BLACK RepuI,-
Gcauism.
He will then kick up his heels. II be does
OF don't, he can't b. nomsnated, aud the
H1aiu argument against his nomination il
that he can't b elected, if nomiuated,
II be rims m Independent candidate, aud Sew
srd tunK, and Am nominated ut Charleston. +
cda teat thu totA or il squaticr sovereignty is
q plank Of the platform ut Charleston, and
0ongaas u n0nlina.cd. the South sin run m jn.
dEpeAdeot candidate on protection principles,
thea would Nr, Douglas be! The lowest caodi-
date 90 tue List. II hnre the popular strepctl,.
you suppose it will itself fx The nomination:
Get th4t aud am confident Of succeas.''
The letter is said to hare created treuepl.
0n1 aensation in A4bnpy.
, 1859-08-05

About 1000 bushela changed bands, 1t Sc for
inferior Canal aaoat; t5@sso for No. In store;
md e2e fpr No. 9--.hs n.skat .s1qkisS gssk ~
the inaide quotstions. The market for Oats
coatssRssa 1aec. md psie&a atd 6tm It sc 4sso
In store. Rys u still SCARCE md IN demand Ut
500 per buahel.:: Nothing doing in harley.
IIighwtnes nominal 1t &c. New Potatoes In
large supply, and market declined &C.. Hides
unchanged. Wool quist aud firm. Freights
scarce.
C1cakxAn-Aug. s.-Reoeipts, 1o,l4s bush
wheat; esa bush corn; l,es7 bush oats; a,13s
brls -four. Wheat unchanged. Flour dull.
'Oats 4s@soc.
ST. Lor1s, Aug. 8.-Thc Flour market is very
dull, and 80 unsett1ed that it is impossible TO
givc accurate quotations. Wheat is inactive.
and prices nre dropping TIE receipts to-day
comprise 6,000 buth. Corn is in moderate de-
.nacd and trm, With receipts OF only 2.00o bnsh.
| 0ats uEe in fair demaud mud + ahaae bsEner,
though not quotably higher. There is Z good
dcmadd for bcQ1p, aud prices arc frm. Whisky
/ dull At CSC. MeSs Pork dull and nominal at Us:
| Other articles Of provisionss are inactive, and
prices are but little better than nominal 4 por-
| tion Of the banks Of issns have advanced The
| pr'ee Of exchange to II premium. 1he demand
Tor money Ia iuctcasing.
| DosroS-Aus Z. a.-The receipts Of Breaaxtads
for the month Of July aad since Jan. l, COM
, 1859-08-05

Flour, Wht. Com, Oata, Bar. Cat. Boxr
thk bu, hn, bq. hu. NJ. M.
, 1859-08-05
From WAAhtRE4oh.

WAaH1xa.ox. Aug. 4.--The following named
omcess h*Se been ordered to the steamer no
hawk designed fur the home squadron: Lieut.,
cre.sn. c"tnmauding. Eruts. D4rbos. Speeden
And EAypenseE. aad acting Master Hatfield,
The alea1,e,s Wyandutte and Crusader wili
also join the home squadrou.
The steamer NJ >ue is bound to the coast Of
her: Lieut.. Leroy. commaad,nx, Licuts. Far.
fzx, Aaxson xna Gstlspd, Acting Master Greea,
and Pa&scd Assistant. Surgeon Harrison
Tue steamer Samptcr Is to join the African
squadron under the following officers: Lieut.
Arnstrong. commanding, Llcuts Fitzgerald,
Sse~ar< and Greer, Acting Muster Perkins, and
Passed Aasistant Surgeon Otis.
, 1859-08-05

I~-R hhF fYF1ftA
4. r. Iil ! ?. n. W;n8 ftnna III noints Of the
1s1gse1i1 SsF1 asrfaF H. an: M iFsYfoSs
dsoaEht xas felt quite saysfel5. Cfops sad
saasa &saas usnsiEitah1Y dauAk ksd-sxtant un-
certain. -: -
CARnoxpAtx Ill. Aun. At ,ooanmantnd !
raining bars on The I'd It Il O'Clock, aud rain.
ed hard until o'e.ock, with wind from SOUTH
vest Corn crop promises to b first rate.
VERY lttte damage by drought in this and ad-
pkAspsrorx. NJ. Aur. -comnenead rain /
inK yesterday uorninn Z ) o'clock: raiued ve,y
hsTd ill ofcloe&. with weat wind and soma |
showers IN the erening, with nos1h wind. River
Ut this point rising very fast, |
Tux1IvA. 1T commenced raining here ut |
. O'Clock 4, " and rained tin : r. u. without !
eeasing. Wind snd rain from the northeast.
Drought was severely felt ii thia vicinity. but
no .s,ase1ia1 damage done.
Pxk1s. IT,, Aug. 4.-Commonccd rainiug
yesterday morning about daylight, and con1.n.
ued with slight intermissiou uuilt r. H. The
drought, which hAA continued four or nve
weeks. has been very severe
C9xTEAIA, ILL.,, Aug. 4-lt commenced ram"
ing Last night about 20 o'clock aud ra!ned lneea
sanity until o'clock thiA morning. H'Ga VIVA
from the south Ill dly yesterday. uase haa no
afoash' aeie.
GALxxA, Ill, An9 4-Cqmmenred raining
here yesterdsv Il ! /. N.-stopped II II. Wind
from South, Previous drought not severe in
this section Of country.
Warren, ILL.,, Aug. 4-Commenced raining at
7.15 A, H.. and continued mill II L. Il. Mind
from South. No drought to ipiure anything
this season.
Bkty.pxnk, Ill, Aug. 4.--Commenccd raining
here yesterday about7 /. A.-con,iaued uutll:
| Pm Wind southeast, Previous drought uu-
| usually sesere.
Hkto1E, Wis, Aug. 4.-Commenced to rain
yesterday at O'clock A. n. rained about one
hour. Scarcely any wind Previous drought
| severe
! EtoS, Ill, Aug. 4-Eommcneed raining at
$50. stopPed about l. Depth ct rain That fell'
three-fourths OF an INCH Mind tsonsh east.
| Drought severe.
prau. Ill-Commenced raining here at l.
| II. and stopped about i. NJ. Wind from East
aud Northeast Drought quite severe in this
| vicinity.
P1on1A, Ill-Heayy rain here yesterday.
Commenced about 4. H., continued til! P. n.
Wind e.st. Drought vas rery severe here, has.
| ing had no faln ior over iouf weeks
POLO, ItI.-Commeuced rnining here yester-
day At eight o'clock. Rained sery hard pas Of
] the time, Stopped about IL. Wind IRON the
, 1859-08-05
xAc G3nc&nnAtl ExcmFslonlsss In Phil
adefphl2.

PH1LAnELPu1A, Aug. 4.-At . o'clock this
tnoxu1ng the Cincinnati guests were received 1T
Independence Hall by foruai speech of vel
come from Mr. O. p. Cornmau, President OF tic
SELECT Council. This Introductory ceremony
being completed. lie risltauts u,ade the tour VI
the public institutions Of The city. and will make
40 excursion upon the Delaware and Scbuyl.
kill. aud be conducted 10 such objects ~ the
majority OF their nun,ter feel incliued to visit.
they will remain in the city two Of three days,
and then depart for baltimore. They will de-
vote Especial attention to the workipr~ Of the
Passenger FAIL Road, and Fire AlnI ms and
Police iclogrxpbs, and will doubtless derive
mAny Valuable hints from these improvements.
PutApEtpn1A. Aug. 4.-The May or and Coup
ell Of Cincinnati *efc officially welcomed this
morning, at 1t.dcdeudcnce Hail, BY Q. P. Torn.
nso, President Of tho Select Council, in the
ehsencs Of Mayor. Z. Il Dishnp, Mayor uf
CnclAnaii responded, aud waa I'll owed by u,
Eggleston, prtadent Of tue Cinciupati Council.
The gura&a embarked Oh the steaner R,cba1,.
Stocktun. aud conveyed along the entire extent
of The city front: first up TO Torrrsdale and
then doxn 10 the mouth Of the Schuylkil1 dis
ts0cc Of more than tEe1re miles. returning tho
guests were Landed 1t the Navy Yard, first lar
ing PAst*kcn Of COLLATION., they we're then
taken to the Ctr Gas Works, at Point Breeze.
the largest establishment Of the kind in the
Union.
Tomorrow they will make au excursion over
seFsrAi of the city raaironda 10 Fairmount. EAst~
ern Fenitentiary, House Of Refuge. Girurd Col
le&e, and Faif1 Of Schuylkii,; returning 10
Fsarmouut in the excursion steamboats, on tue
6ehuy!kia. They viii 50 to Baltimore On Sal.
urday.
, 1859-08-05

The same paper gavs the stock Of Coffee Oh
the lst INST, in New York, at l2a,177 bags and
mats, against 1886 last year, and 1888 the
year before.
The stock Of Moinsses on the lst inst. WIS,
15.94s hhds, 5,752 brls, against 1854 hhds and
$50 bb!s last year, and 1870 hhds and Il ,5ss
brls The year previous.
Commenting on the large stocks, the paper
ahove alluded to says:
One great cause Of these excessive stocks has
been the ftalian war, which checked the export
Of coffee to the continent, und diverted to this
port ia1ge quantities Of sugar which would
Otherwise hare sought continental markets.
The restoration Of peace happily opens nI out
let for the surplus of both these nrticles,--of
coffee il particular, the shipments are and pron-
ise ia CONTINUE large; and 800 hds Of sugar
were shipped for Hamburger today. The effect
will be more decided, however. in diminishing
the imports, SO that the future is free from
serious embarrassment in this brauch OF tr4de.
S1ocKs or Ponk.-The Cincinnati Pries Cur
reat contains the following:
There is probably now the largest stock Of
pork held in the seaboard markets, ever known
i'll any previous season, and it must certainly
seem strange TO those who honestlv believed last
winter that there would be great scarcity Of
the article this summer, where these immense
supplies came from. The exhibits for the 1st Of
August, as regards New York and New Orleans,
stand as follows Tor u few years buck:
, 1859-08-05
1 NEW EUROPEAN TREATY.


Ext YoRk. Aug. 8--Further Official docu.
mepts have bseu issued On tho Affairs of ItalF.
In references .o the anne4 cation Of the Duchies
and Central Italy to sardinia, Lord John Nus-
sai In writing to the British Nirister et Turin,
under daie Of June s0th, ssya that everything
for the present must b considered u provision-
n, and the will Of the people, The fortunes of
wMr, ind 6nailg IN European treaty, the last r.
sort. must setile the territsrial siraaeen,ents
and The rights Of sovereignty in Central Itaiy,
This view, his Lortlslip atstes. il kbtred 10 by
thu French Government, and be iafers that it is
also with the viewx Of Ruasia.
- 4 dispatch from Count Cavonr. in reply to
one from Lord xs1mesbuty 10 relieve <he neu.
stalitv Of parms. in unfriendtv 10 tue British
Niaistsr's t,ommunlcation.
LnrI john KuasslI says that it il clear that
tbe rrturr n ftbr er;J-d rujrrn or Tuacany. Mo-
r. Errisnd can consent In annenr II he Cor.
aa 81 ,hs ';sa. vhs1 - h-r xn;ce nav he
Esn-d - .dc.c,sre in behalf of Itxjr.
IL tfn Hons Of Con1moas On Ttursdsy. Mr,
Btisht inyxirh.d against tho attacks uoou thc
French Emoeror. and consequently the French
natina. which tended to plunge tLix couu;rv in
to . wsr. II he wax in The position of Lord
John Kussell. be would try to esp ancipase him.
Delf from, the otd.foey traditions Of the Foreign
0e6oa- He wontd approach France in q sensi-
ble moral apd Chrisiiun sptrit and test the sin-
ceritv Of this Governmcut by proDosirv IN a1.
teraiioo Of The tariffs Of the two countries in the
interest of free trafic Ha hefiered II this offer
vsa honea:lr made mt with din]om st;c fnxstr
il would trinr utont different stnte al tiinrs'
Iord John RusscIi said I,e had seer with na;n
st3etnpts made to awaken a fstllng IN tbis coun.
1rt agaiust the s,ye,cjcu and pconle OF Frauce.
, 1859-08-05

new EoxZ, Augu5. The New York DEM
octN'o Committee met 1t Albsny yesterday,
aod unanimously adopted resolution request
Ing the pesaocsAc. Of each Assembly d,ttr,ct 10
appaint ons delegate from each d;strict to 4
h.ats Con seation 70 30 held at Syracuse, 14tl
Of September nett, for thc nominasion Of statc
odass1s, and the choice OF delegates 10 Tue
Charleston Convention, or to dsscruihe 1be
snsnosr in which, aud the time when sxid dele
G4tAx abAlt be chts<p,
, 1859-08-05
0Ata&neFu Primary Efrctsons.--Ballo
RuXc& Bmnn4eA.

BALTIMORE, Tuesd4!, Aug. I.-Tbe American
party are hoid.ng tleis primary elections to
selec& delegates to the CITY Nominating Convcu-
tion. There is . great deal Of rowdyism. Thc
baltot~boxes in the Twentiesh Ward hare beef,
SIKH Ward tTo mnn haSe been shot. Thr
struggle il between the ro1dy and the respect
sols portion nf the party, aud The indicatious
arn Aat the furmer will be successful.
hsa* octoek r L-pAtols arc being freely
ussd Ia same localities. 4 man named Sutli-
for dring = large horse pistol loaded with slugs.
Thomas Rove has been sbot in The knee, so.t
VIM. Thompsou in the leg. There are reports
Of violent proceedings in other paris Of ,llc
, 1859-08-05

Aw ToR1. August &.--The Court Martial
upon Hi n Uaborne Cro4s Of the United Statrs
Army, ls1s QaEstAr Ha4tef 1t San Frsncisco.
who r eahsrged with misapplying and embez.
ring fhe Public moaey, commenoed in this city
, 1859-08-05

Skw YosK, August4 FL Ut thousand sheen,
~ unprecedented number, lase been received
hero sais week. The extreme drouth has parcll.
ed The grass, and induced their owners to send
them 10 n,a1ksi- heiambz arc. many Of tacm,
no* u good condition, and Sell Il 4 dollar q
head The market is 70 dull, taat many dfusers
h.ve taken their sheep TO Long lalsnd and dis
tx1b9tAd them among the fArn1cr1.
, 1859-08-05
Rfs1 @Lay1A.

Exw Yoax, August &.-Adsice. f,o,, 1.~,,.,
70 July l1tA received here repsesent buaines. r.
hsia6 still datl. ~
The people appeared generally satisaed With
the &o@nrnneut A
Thar wss ~ political aews OF importance. i,
, 1859-08-05
4 &fAnAae nwGMMX.

fEw fokk, Aug 4.-The British ship James
txep. noin Newport, reports paasipg June 1s,t.
- aaaAnee Il deg. 10 min., longitude $3.50. y
asesmsatp o. tre and abandoned. Ths bull
W. - enas vs az a ~ ~ sa'efs edge, and her nsme
her 0NNat NsS tonn s
, 1859-08-05

by Ts1se1A,z,1 BpgyA1n AotaAL r;
FIors--L&ssactye md xeady; Aales 90 boa ~ ~
good Wiacundn 3Hs. tor rood to ehoG4 s1fia
ehf1n, In tanA and oho. 81 81 = tot dnhn edls7A
Inelujtd Ia Inc sases vttc 30 bb!s sou7 Illinois s9o
GkAuWheat quiet md nothing Of moment aoak. cnsH IN
opened 1yseT but sed tes a4lss Eao ee soa1a ~
noia It G+1 GID; best o1s elnse g. 0ata n1nsf NNaos
Imp stant sale4 Westen owpefs haye WfAasa%n tosaR
stoeks. Ba7!rr dull. Rye Ready. .u,, H..
NHnKT-cfasad fIntf; Ez1es 1Q1 hth oaast13ese olAs
week In septenb y BUYERS otu, II 81 ~ boa pfeaens
delivery -: a0a bh!t aAoa4 sAI1t. o.. =.
eotn.
tIror1s-cf0 bba a7us: 4nG bu wheat; l1nn bu corn.
, 1859-08-05

+ u Al u Z K III EMS En-
- CHASGE.-The Rooms Of the Association. in
LdR Aock Will e open each morning from eight 10 nine
o'clock. ~ LunleEmsa'a Exehsnxe. which time and
paes I'll resident sad City md
Couutry E4a)er vfsssl and sthE:1 Interested to
>''~ ROIERr IL ross, President.
E1nnAtEr Wooo Sec1ct1rY. rv13 &ndkstH H-de44
, 1859-08-05
Cor0ners8 1nQuest on the Railroad
Disaster near AlbanT, n. n.

ALBASI, Aug. 4.-A Coroners inquest was
cama to his death from ipjut les received by The
falling Of bridge on the Albany, Vermont and
Capada Railroad, over the Tomhannock Creek,
while engaged in rcgalar train Of said Rail.
road, III mail agent, aud Us said bridge was iu
rotten and unsafe eondit on, the jury believe
that those haring cAarge Of sa1d road should be
Lirhly censused.
, 1859-08-05
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
III TMAH THE
RICHEST DIApEm
Worn BY Kings Or Emperors.
What Why 4 HeAatIfRl Head Of Hair,

WHAT why @&A2t1fQl Head Of Hail.
Because i The ornament God Hn.eH provided for Ill
our fsce Reader. although tre rnse may bloom 70
tgh II n us gow!n check the eye te apsskank
en the haf b tns1led aad .hveed sad dfr.
thaa haf he1 sSa1ms P.f w5,oas lii. ne,so1.uss. Il
ua tsD or shres '!Mea wees sia ,sstoss aua Re1I-
Iha!lesr: 49,
Er~ Yong, Apra u, 1858.
nx. Noop Dear S1: Permit Eae 10 txpse = 10 you the
An under faf tue eurc tetoraion Of my Las
70 IL original loF about The mo Of my arrival in the
spph u q Yoa1 Eess1a1s sesn re sseasssea H.
oIZtnd bus. consider your Restorative - very wonder
III nrtu'l"n quite etfcsclous Is well q. asn cable
l At, da4F SIR you.s sEcy, 4. THALGERG.
~Ds9eh n Gxruedyae:."
Nekh Newspaper o1c.. Ia N1asu-st- April Il, ISIS.
fno7. o. J. NoeD:-De7s Sit: SOME moth or Sx
week1 ago received bose Of yur Hair Restorative and
thtxiax i TIE time hs vuuIi rston the xr1y
~ Original tolot bot 70 heT vel - ny suf ie After
few w=eks tsi haa pe15onta That wonderful eject hy
tufuisE al he Eay hairs "a dask bowa II the Eae ncle
the abevs Restorative to ii pesson. !n change
Of theat halF. CHARLES GARDEN.
NKw foax, July - fss:..
fao1. Q. J. woep With condolences ia recommend
yous Har Restorative ~ b!nE the uosz eeacitus alr
erer Since uAlng your HALF Restorative my hs{r and
whbte1s which rete 3Lutst white have gradually SFoRn
dark Lid now !ee! c,udeent thAt few noFc
Of hu daadru8 and unpleasant uca1ns aung
persons who peEsplse f1tely. J. q. klLHf.
%: ): WOOD CO. PrepdtoEs! 4: Il ad*ay. New
and III Market St, St Louis. Mo,
Ands Id by al kood Druggists and Fancy Good. peaers.
, 1859-08-05
American KiAp CA4nun.

NoaFolk, Aug. 4.--Sine guns Of the in
proved Rifed Ordnance on tria! at Fort Muuroc,
hare been found to be far superior to the
smooth bore. after very severe test.
, 1859-08-05
COMMERCIAL

Tm1spAr Eyxx1ro, Ans. T. lsa.
The receipts and shipments during the past
n hour1 were ~ follows:
, 1859-08-05
DosroS-Aus Z. a.-The receipts Of Breadxsaes
for the month Of July aad since Jan. l, com


TIE fee3JkA 8nce Ss{dFday 63V1 seen LII ba FI0u5.
oo0tu Com, std l4.s do 0ats.
NEW Yoax--Aug. a.-Receipts, 1858 brls
-four; 15,so7 hu wheat; 1l,s41 Lu corn; 1o.yos
bu oaas.
SuoAR, AoLassEs AND CorrEE Is New Yoak
The Go1tritr and Enquirer Of the I'd says:
The enormous stock Of Sugar depresses the
market; sales 100 bids at ac decline from late
prices. Mcssrs. Sausrt's August quotations for
refined are 81 follows Loaf Sugar 1oic, Crush
ed Sugar 1o1c, Crushed Sugar, {Circle ~ loc,
Gruuulated sugar l0c, Ground Sugar nc.
, 1859-08-05

Vessels Passing the We1taud Canal.
BrTK1r1zArH.l lBr1rAlo. Aug. I.
Vezesr4..ed Port ColboEhe lock from r. u. ID TIL
4P. H. On the 4th:
Bound West on the 3d-Schrs j. G. RiEzs Mary Lucy.
On the 4tl--Tsnpr Akron; S:hss Alncd1. TnoEnts.
D,u.d E..t on thr s1-E.nc. On the 4th-Props TAlt
Iey; s. hrs Zephyr, Su.qnrhauu3 and Olivia.
, 1859-08-05

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nssd such qo.ut asto 0fdin11y family Aedastns.
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1udkas9t GUIDE 1cu e tel m twenty u1lnutsa.
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