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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-14
sep12-d&w3m SCANTLIN & STEPHENS.

EH84sF~TED-.4 P.4R T.N.EA W.ITA
~ 4 SMALL CAPITAL.-A person who has
a mill, with good apparatus for making flour, and
to which is attached circular saw, having exhaus-
ted his Means in preparing his mill, needs part
ner with a small capital to buy wheat and to ope-
rate the establishment. There is a home demand
at good prices in the town for all the mill can pro-
dnce. The chance is an excellent for good
Investment. Apply to the editor of the Journal.
sar,fOn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-14

e CHILLS AND FEVER.
NTKS 8 n n II ~ q R-P ii 9 = Nv q
M strange-that persons will continue to shake
from day to day, week to week, and month to
month, with Ague, when seventy FIVE cents invest
ed in DIR. Harker's Chlorine que Killer would cure
them sound and we'll Try it For sale at
oct10 THOMPSON'S Drugstore.
As.4W" &Esn.NERS-2 or THESE
~ superior Gummers received this day, warrant
ed to give entire satisfaction.
GEO. S. SONNTAG,
oetlS Agsnt, No. 10 Main st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-14

OR RXS NO H.f.NRVRG CHEESE
&DO 20 boxes Pine apple cheese,
10 do English dairy do
received at COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-14

VMV.HME SFUTHCE-
II By an order of the Common Council, passed
Saturday, October 18th, L am authorized to receive
for three weeks from that date City Orders for the
Uhole amount of taxes. p. SHMUCK,
oct20 City Collector.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-14

KAXSSOLUT1OsV.-
LIZ The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween T. H. Cook and Henry Cook, under the firm
of Y. II Cook & Son, was dissolved September 1st,
1859, by mutual consent. Mr.. z. II. Cook Will con-
tinue the business and collect all debts due the firm
and pay all demands against it. Y. III. COOK,
oct20 H. A. COOK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-14

EP.zTTE.V'G-15O B.ELES C.zsV.N.RL-
LID ton No. I, just received and for sale by
oct19 GEORGE FOSTER & co.
IETKE U.SDERSFG.N.RD HAS OPEN
II ed a drawing class for mechanics. Those who
wish to join requested to call his Office in
der to bespeak the particulars.
J. X FR1CE, Architect
oct19 Office in Crescent City Bank Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

BOARD wANTgD-rOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
ID and single gentleman two pleasantly furnished rooms
with gas fun board for TIE lady and partial board for the
S5f calendar month of May Best
Of references given and required Address H. Banks
I Isl Ost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

VIM an wiiSSn, oenI tupt, ~ wan street.
htes containing ureaA sAes,s vsssnEed rubbSr-
no D1hgnsd gives noss tha3 be koids a sbeoiats cm.
fsn Ohsses Goodyear Of he sxsusive nm y
vsAnse1 rsbber preYared asserting IA Goodyears "a
Of June IT, 1874 IA Al elastic hbrfs tho efssisv
which due % he snn& or esrusang he shses threads
u such Abrcs end IN al brAea uoweA
bsie such be- covered proteosd ono
bsth Hdes Wsh suessnoss other than rubber and In Al
smooth eAse sArrsd geods and ass y make and se tnda
rbbe threads Of vusaed rubber and all threads ahee
Of rubber which BE- made Or nnhed By anton WI
ntee Mat he rosdy apply The AAe WIN FL sseh fabrics
His hAs eaIod 70 advertisement signed b.
William JUdson IN which sad yudson slas 70 be te evDea
Of re ngh 10 import end sen such goods.
The underSned onsod that ths prsen0e the pAs d
MD Judson naud the public. and b made nor thd
Of njung hh busnea Said Judson has never az
hbed hs pretended ues court or ohe public and h
does net afford the undersigned any opportunity Of c2m'
nsnchg any suit Against him, tn orde3 2 TEST hese ene
Charles Goodyear con not give any valid tes Q sad Js:ea
egned. The question Assded by Judge In9erson In New
York, preliminary motion and partial presentation OF
The decisive Of the merits OF the e Of he nnder
hEnsd and Me card pubahed by said Judson shows hat the
eour was imposed by pretended title 10 third party
whsh SAID pndsoo now cAms have bean In himself for tAo
lat ax yearA
The underusned therefore cautions dsalss m articles
such e9o be lawfully sold IN this country without bid
hsense stamp and that he prosecute he extent Il
NE hw all pereons Infringing hz aAd rGhis Orders
HORACE n. DAY.
e Cortlandt street, Rev York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

ICE ICE ICE-THE HUDSON RIVER ICE COMPANY
will open books for orders the LIST DAY May j. j.
&H VAN NOsrRAND CO., ll6 wess street, at 10 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20
IL NIoKERBocKER ICE coxpAsrs oFYIcE, no. $50

N Canal street. n, Y. April IL 1859
o CT tho New
s ~. also s Ss s % Of s,ss % for said Go
Tuesday dahS q I'm siShsso h1nd.ed and Be-
SsSsy Of % II he o
On a. sa ya M Rs .pS
Horace Dsnns. Cornelius wortspdyss Joseph Brion,
Mny Compton and Samuel Hscox resolved each equal
And further certify the abovensmsd persons were
duly elected trustees of said for The ensuing
they having each received the greatest number Of voescss
The following named persons duly elected osDeo
papy the, having each received h greatest number Of
6IyISR sssSAS. Inspectors.
meeting Of S sossa e
Cansi atsst' llh April, 1850. - : - e'-'.' =
Mr.
Mr VIM WIIcos rendered nis RESIGNATION Secretary
was appointed who repo,ted he folio resou;oa
hat Z: our former wn j. wso.
the once that BE- has fed with he paas
s ssa
he sees 1T voluntarily the peaceful per
sSsr.Sy Se proaossd vii always With
uDsSy ed re thu portion Of the Ssn in The o0n
jzs; SHIIiIoS Committee.
MOSES o. LEONARD
The above resolution unanimously adsped. On motion
Of Leo1sI the board elect secre
sssSsy for he en-
- 4. +. COMPTON. President
c. r. woRrzNprKE secretary.
AEAsoNIC.-THE MEMBERS OF HENRY CLAY LODGE
vi IA are hereby mm mon 70 attend their nett
day evening Goth mat atsP NJ business Of importance
10 every member BY order of WM CLEG0, W. NJ
MASONIC NorIcE-TaE MEMBERS OF GEORGE
M Washington Lodge No 2S5 A. NJ, who are 10
for dues for hereby notified pay the
their should be stricken the ron BY Of
the odse. ALEX II. COULTER, w. NJ.
J.T FULLY, sec'y.
NoTICx ID HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN Kl.scrIoN
IN fer x Directors, Of he American Atlantic and Paoi6o
he city q New YSrt, or Monday tSs a DAY Nay "a
JOHN p YELvERroK Prsssesl
NEW Yosz, March i. isso.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
" Raoad-Ihe coupons due and hereafter 70 become due
The bonds Of this COMPANY for the current win be
per Of Fourth avenue and twenty seventh ss sns Il Se
Bank Of the Republic. W. BEMENT, Treasurer.
APRIL 70 1858.
CHOA AND LEATHER BANK, NEW YORK APRu.a.
- l6o-At the annual election held The 6th instant ID
following named gentlemen were unanimously elected
ANDREW v. STOUT. JOHN HARPER,
Asa So e TR sd JLvD INGERs0l1.
I. c DEWING. JOSIAH OAKEs.
1h0s L Aosa Julien L. Ai i2sEFa sSldohA".
$ ss Re . ssss e "a BG nd Of
". A. KIssAH, oasA,sv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20
MEDICAL,

nR. COOPERs OFFICE, IA DU ANE STREET BETWEEN
L. Chanem and William Once hours from the morning
until IN the evening" Sundays excepted.
nR. WARDS LONDON, PARIS AND nuBLfN HosPI-
~ tai ucatment-Once 4s6 Broadway, corner OF Brooms
sree second ncer Once hours from M MI 10 r. NJ;
nR. WATSON FORMERLY SURGEON TO THE LoCK
~ Hospital, author of Tho Cauee and Curer be
suited a. hcreosorr ~ his resdence sse street.
cond block wss1 Of Broadway. from a. NJ 70 5P n
DAR1s AND LONDos HOSPITAL TREATMENT.
DR.. n Lamont 6T broadway, up ~tdrs, hree blocks
above st Nchelss Hctol n. v from 10 10 and ssosPM
MATRIMONIAL.
A YOUNG LADY OF ACRES ABfE DIsPosIT ON AND
a cultivated wishes n gen
Of education and refinement with vie msnsny.
lawyer physician preferred Address Miss a. A. bcwd,
Brvokyn Foe. oLse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20


-1hese have not been used, and offered sale
unserviceable second hand but only
conforming 10 the model last adopted for the United States
regular military service
The proposals will distinctly the number and hind
whether flint lock percuas1ned De
purchased where located and the price bid per Of
each kind. They should be endorsed Proposals for he
Purchase Of and direc,ed the interchangeable
Ordnance Office, Washington, ID. G.
Fair samples Of these muskeH be SEEM application
for the purdose, TO the Commanding Officer 40 OF tho
Washington nena The different proposals received vii
be opened at this oce the 18th June ,be
hours IL end O'Clock and sales will be he
bfhest bidders he'll apartment reservpg he rgh, 70 ree
any bidds that may not be regarded satisfactory.
Terms of cseh In specie Treasury
pad the dshureng officer Of the the arms
posned their delivery 10 The purchaser under
from this Office n. X CO -I9
Col nj Or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

rrHHsfocg6uLDRRs AID CsEcirnas or TIE OHIO
ana Mfsnsinui Rslrosi .osnpaoy Ezs,en .,vs,on ara
hereby u Trustees ma mel IN hs
of ec-obsr IS ie d.'y held their Office no
s. Wall street. march rs 1850 TIE :oosing preamble ard re-
eoufiors ~ere adcpisc;-
Whereas The en' ~ December Is 1855 has been rup
scrheo by oty porioo % IN whose
eseensL ~ or'er ., into primary ara
main purposes coDterp lated the rty:
And wbeytas " % determine M en- early dsv
wheiber such primary and main purposes said
can or csDurt ne coneuusDa.-d:
Therefore T. resolved By he rcsees pursuant W the au-
thoriy given By The tenth article OF sad agreement rh rom
and amer the FIRST DAY ur MAY MKT the right Of any
H. 1858 OF It's counterpar rhs terminate,
except upon aud with the unanimous Trusees
~ provided In said tenth article thereof
Resolved further, Tha; the Trustees Will after he
ad first day Of May determine whether said
ment Of December 5 1855 has subscribed by NE
parties essential to Give effect and consumnae ~ pr
mary and main purposes, therein declared.
Resolved further, That Trustees pubah notice OF Tie
above preamble resolutions in accordance with he
tenth article Of said agreement -
Resolved further, That The Trustees WILL uniedy and
the FIRST DAY OF NAY NEXT the signatures Of parties ne
ceeary 70 effect The primary ard
main purposes agreement believing hey 10 hat -
Of said as therein declared esseu.
10 ecure the nteress OF all the creors ana
soch holders the Ohio and Mssssppi Railroad Comusnv
Eastern and 10 foreclosure OF he rorts
ees corporate property and franchises Of Aas Com
pany. ....-.,,-. - ..t
Company at Cincinnati aAd No. 50 Wall street. New YorS
MARCH is iosS wh b. APlNWAIIA Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

A RizOKA ABsOCIArIc VIII map ATy,u A VGssEI
va member. ana psssensen y Arizona, Via In1Ansla,
Jexes % or aeest The IN Of May unAer direcen Of IL
snacen. Fer passage aypiy AZ ha o6See
WILLIAM WILSON, 0en'i Suuppt - Van street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

THE MEMBERS OF MARsa LODGE, NO. lSs =. AND
i A. Nj particularly requested 20 attend nls.pess
eeirg their looms las Grscd street vii ismsburg
Thursday 2st last bus OF importance VII
brought before the lodge hch conoefns By
order Of WIN. r. sEAMa9, ~ n.
WIN. =. BALE, secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

w. residing short dstance from the city arsssihe bv
rniroad convenient business hours VIII nccommoiNe fsw
address iOF geek u0no-a
rarg where interview may be had Terms moderate No
peryants acccr M ia.ld, ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

DRY GOODS, &C.
AT sICmoHD 8 n,o.Dv,
Osposae Metropolitan Hotel
Nm 3 arson cho'cs rbbos, Is sens per yard. rsgu
Blond sdgss IN great variety black and whs by hs dozen
Penn sa. syIsn "a suitable for trimming 81 rss
Ld drs :s sss s,p sna sSed and Illusion
EoodI made style and ssss = even ssionisss he
.. ais: and s. ea ss% Rs,Su lid gloves ni matinee
R1cHMoHps,
ATE ..a :.S,. ~ s.oADvAy;;AI4; x1x1s
- S.ss - Sed sS oyase s "a i0s -
49, s ~: s ss9s :: p i ne e. Dss 49, ga
"A SOLOMON 1 HART,
FRENCH NJ ssss. Tg;al'i
BrOeaa;s aa;;.: :.'i0 dssns. Ieps ..es.ss.
6nzssc so1n,o seq and ssS's curtain hardware
Domains Als ss md ae ssss ssaasas asDs''
s.ss.sd By one Of the nrm from Of he Tsnon
Which hey are PREPARED up in The hshss yis Of art
and on The most reasOnahle srma
window shades Of their own manufacture
Onaurpassed Tor extent and yaristy),
AT wHoLEsH iss S si1sfEtSs 70 'A' retain trade
Ar rucKERs.
"A A demonstration Of Ne
WORTH RECORDING,
NOT sPRINKLIN0,
NOT A EPRINKlIN0,
BUT DISPLAY
INTELLIGENT MILLION
FLOWkRS APPARENTLY ANIMATED,
From . per bunch down 70 Is cents per bunch
FAULTLEGe
y9s that S$;$ Sss3Ss ''' ''''
THE VEIL is INDysPENs ABLE.
THE VEIL Is INDISPENSABLE.
ROHESi aOSESl ROEESi
Buds at 30 cents per gross.
fuckers MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
FOR THE TOILET
Are attracton-hs name q legion -
At 36l BROADWAY.
ar DE PkRCEvALs, sU BROADwAY-SrAMPED EM.
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GALE OF UNITED srArEs xUsKET

@ ALE OF UNITED kTATES MUSKETS.
ORDNANCE OFFICE !
WASHINGTON, april Is. 1879
Proposals writing will received the Ordnance oioe
until the 18th day Of June 1850 for the purchase Of AL
portion thousand United kinda and
deliverable at the places mentioned below viz
Percus-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

BOARD wANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, IN THE vICT-
ID nifty OF Broadway and Broome street. Best Of reference
given Address T. y. Z station A Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

BOARD WAHTED-wIIH AN UNFURNJsHSD SECOND
ID story, front pantry attached, by gentleman and
wife, with board for The lady only respectable
agreeable private family location In pleasant and quiet
neghborbood, the seventh Eighth aesereuces
changed ADDRESS VIM. e. Herald Office, stating TERMS NC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

yv,o.pn IN sBRcOKIyN "A FRONT ROOM AND
,so ANAL once unfrulshsi desired IN really PLEA.
an location may had BY applying At 1872 Hsnry etree:
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20

e,1 n-sIo-s ro--sl0 $40 siO-siO- sio-s,o-,,o-
w only si0"Poarl gucaoise" sets Of teeth warrs,le
rmotype teeth" beautiful serviceabe Teeth extracted in
atsnts-sousy- vain. Esahished 1870 -Four pr~njums
D.. MASON, Tws-ts lecoad sree. and s.xA ava,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-11
Timely Advice

The editor of the Medical Reformer remarks
that, as in the spring and early summer the
sensibilites Of the digestive organs are increase
the full diet OF winte" will. if persisted ia, in
duce fever This 10 by 10 means a new dig.
covcry. The ancents named the month of i eb.
ruary, when the spring began, from tsJram a
fever and wisely recommended, as a preparA.
tive for the heats Of summer judiciouG eIer
else light dict, and the full and free use Of
water.
Professor Holloway the distinguished Eng.
lish practitioner, has done something more than
this He has discovered and introduced two
remedies for all the arrangements incident To a
change Of temperature, which have saved the
lives Of thousands of unacelimated travellers
and soiourners, in every region between the
equator and the poles When a sudden transi-
ton from, cold 10 heat produces dyspepsia,
liver complaint fever, dianhRa or dysentoTy,
Holloway Pill seem to subdue the disturbance
in the system at once, and TO bring all its iunc.
tons into harmony with the new atmospheric
Influences by which il Is surrounded. Where
the shock occasioned by the change affects the
skin.or glands, the Ointment, in combination
with the Pills, soon puts the external organ
ization into a healthy condition fF
Under these circumslapces common prudence
suggests the proprety Of having both remedies
always at hand at the commencement Of the sum
mer, and of providing supply Of them before
starting on a journey or voyage. Ia this eli.
mate, summer and autum are unquestionably,
the seasons most prejudicial TO health, and
therefore nothing should then be left undone
that will have the effect ofioTtifying and bracing
up the system, purifying blood, snd putting
the digestive apparatus in good working order
So far as our observation goes, HollOways
Pills will infallibly secure these results Fun.
lies who have habitualy used them for years
as Spring, Summer aud Fall medicine, declare
that a complete exemption from the complaints
usual at those seasons had been the invariable
consequence Of their exhibition, This we can
readily believe, knowing as we DO that they ex.
erciee a triple influence upon the internal or
lans lhey purify the duids remove obstrue-
tons, and inigorate the digestive po vers-
There are few systems so healthy as not to 10.
quire such helps to Nature at this critical per.
iod of the year, and It is therefore obvious that
a course Of Holloway's Pills is proper as pro-
teetive. measure. Boston "Journai"
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GARmALD1 lND KossU rH.

A letter from Milan Of the 18th, in the Nord
Brussels, says: 81 am able to communicate to
You some details relative to Garibaldi and his
eOrps FGrmes You may readily imagine that
the conclusion Of peace had excited some ap-
prehension as to the conduct which that corps
would pursue. have always thought that the
soldiers Of Garibaldi would stlhe the grief which
the separation OF Yenetia must have excited in
their ardent minds, and that they would respect
military discipline, which has always been ex.
emplary among them This is the case. On
the arrival of the news Of the peace, General
Garibaldi assembled his soldiers and alter hav-
ing calmed their excitement by a noble address,
he requested them to renew the oath of fidelity
60 the King, which they did without opposition
This conduct, which reflects honor on ali con.
cerned in it, will prove to Europe that the pre-
tended revolutionary elements in Italy fully
comprehends the importance Of concord Ii
is worthy of remark that among the volunteers
of Garibaldi, there are a great number ofyoung
men belonging to Veneua.
A letter from Florence states that Kossuth
Klapka aud Teleki, who had constituted them
selves in that city as Hungarian Committee,
have separated renounclng all projects of po-
litical action.
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MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY moRNINe, AUE IL 1859,

PLAIN AND oRNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamontnl Puutingo eyery description
lone the Printing Establishment the LeQdcf once
ne latest Improved and most rapC steam presses, in the
iest STYLE short notice aud at reasonable rates Pur
culnr attention paid 20 blank work Every descriptions
ndiug gdone especially Blank B0nks, Ledgers Journals
.,ies B1ogs, Receiving hooks, NC. 40.
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clEvELAND. THgRspAY MoRNING, AUGUST il, Ia5g.

'F .INNNN fNN.FN .|#UNN.|fIW
an unfav orable habit, but It is supposed that he
cats it so { ecouse he likes To- lie s very cour
n6cous birdj aud Wilt 6eht Hko bIazes for bis
young, and steals chickens wherever he can see
them. lie has been known to carry of a young
baby to his next which seems to show that eagles
love little children. lie is bird Of great talons.
and is much respected by birds Of the eathored
tribe that are afraid Of him.
"This bird is great study for artists, but ap-
pears to best advantage on the ten-dolar gold
pieces Ind fifty cent pieces, and pretty we'll on
the dimes, as he sits gathering up bis thunderbots
under him, as If he was in great hurry to be of.
lie has lately broke out on tho new cent, and
soems as IL in his hurry, ho had dropped all bis
thunder The American eagle is the patriots
hope and the inspiration Of Fourth Of July He
scars through the realms Of tho poets fancy, and
whets mis- beak on the highest peak Of the orators
Imagination. lie is in the mouth Of every politi-
clan, so to speak. Heis said by them to stand on
the Rocky Mouutaius, and to dip his bill into the
Atlantic, while his tail oasta shadow on tho Pa
cifc coast This isall CANNON There never was
one more than eight feet long from the tip Of one
wing to tho tip Of tUther. His angry scream Is
heard ever so far, and be don't care a feather for
auybydy. Teke him every way, he is an immense
fowl, and his march Is over the mounting wave,
with the star espangld banner in his hand, whist
ling Yankee Doodle"
Call at Ingham a Bragg's or J, B. Cobb & Cos
and get the book to read.
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couNr cAvouR ANp NAroLroN.

When after the peace, Count Cavour found
himself for the first time, face to face with the
Emperor aud King, he found it impossible to
remain within bounds of etiquette, and his in-
dgnaton burst violently forth, 80 violently
that at length Louis Napoleon, under control
as he usuallyIs lost it in turn, and threatened.
The word arrest escaped his lips, at which the
betrayed PiedmOntese Minister turned round,
saying, ARREST met try it! but you would not
dare, for you would then have no choice left
you, but TO go back to France through the Ty.
rol -
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IcwtIrp & silUer lOart,

EOR IL YEARS-We have Sold
- WATCHES. aud never sold tem 80 cheap
present complete stock every style Hul make
uug1 COWLES A co
EOR II YEARS--We have Sold
4 JtWElkF, aud arc nov prepared 10 furnish Goods
pa oul me ut Astonishing low prices Try un
uug2 COWLES L co.
EOR u YFARS-We have Sold
~ .slLY WARE and neggr had !. better stock on
nng2 COWIEs 4 co.
DOR u y aARS-We have Sold
- CLOCKS, aud q, are now Cheaper npd Better
lhan ever kvery onn uH ueitl and 10 10 tho true
EOR IL YEARS We have Bought,
- sold a9d used CUTLERY, an have pruvod BY ouf
sApnienos lhhl Wos opholni and r. ofs arc ho urY
Dot mhhuhQiflF. We Keep their pOcke. Cutlery u tv-
- variety and sell a. low as can be bought Amorna
-AntA lOWLkh a CO.
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tfltsCCllnncous.
40 the ladies.

. WHHN NNaNNNNNHa
EMBROIDERY STAMPIN G. .
1I-lavmg just received new supply OF Pierces cell
eurIru fmhTutey Stamps, ON pir red 90 stamp any
pattern desired for SIX or french Embroidery iu snue-
mani and 30 hort uItice Ladies ureluyted To call
uuu fX imlue my patterns.
Smpcd Goods oI every variety for sale, Wholesale or
Retail
EMBROIDERY STAMPS Having received the Agon-
cy ON Mr. Pierce am prepared 90 for ish stamps and
gl. Instructions ut mauuuC urUrs prices.
For desrIiplOn ui tins new We see dglfyh Lady %
Bu. l. August. MRS. NJ GuNhON,
Nl.adl No S Clair II
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About The War und the Pence.

We have gathered an interesting column Of
incidents &c, touching the War aud Peace in
Italy, from the correspondence of the London
| and New York journals.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-11
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The news OF the conclusion of peace has eI.
cited immense agitation, 1t was so unsxpec'-
ed, so improbable, that people at first refused
to believe it. When it became impossible to
doubt, the emotion became general, and gave
rise to some disorder. The Official plaoard an.
nouucng the peace was torn down in many
places. The printing office on the Tuscan
Moniteur was invaded by the populace, and all
the copies Of the paper found in it were taken
out aud burnt