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TOBACCO rs PRiXcr GrorGE CorNrY.--1hc
Petersburg 'lrcss Las seen stalk. al the wcei
raised by Mr.. j. VI. Temple, Of Prince George county,
which might, without cAag:cru,on, be called zine
Five o. these stalks had leave. on them Of the fol-
luU. dimensions:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-16

Quarterly Reviews from Leonard, Scott & Co., New
York, and for sale by James Wcodhouse, Rich
mond
The London QUARTERLY has articles on
the Life Of Erasmus, Annals and Anecdotes of
Life Assurances, Popular Music of oldcn Times,
Burgon's Life Of Tytlcr, The Progress of Gc-
ologv, Islands Of the Pacific, Invasion Of Eng
land, &c
The NORTH BElTisn REVIEW has Gnizot's Me-
moirs Painters in Charles the First'S times,
Svriac Church. Wandcrings Of an Artist Gla-
cicrs, Napolconism in Italy, Botany, Elizabeth
of Bohemia. &c, &c
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gro THE VOTERS or THE

sy-TO THE VOTERS OF THE
CITY or RICHMOND.-l hereby respectfully announce
myself Candidate for the OFFICE OF ATTORNEY
FOR THE COMMONWEALTH, In the Crcui. Cour; Of iii.
City. which has just been vacated By the resignation o.
Marmaduke johnson.
Aug :6tllm LITTLEr0N TAZh"ELL.
~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY or
Observation-Disclosures Johnson, Esq hannc resigned
the Office Of Commonwealth Attorney for The circuit
Of IN. city Of Richmond, hereby announce myself
candidate Tor said Office. 1890 .,,,.
Aug 2G-ide FEANhLiN IitV'lAs.
zR-TO TIE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
CANDIDATE Tor tie oic. Of Conr,o ea;hs Attorney
the Circuit Court OF tAs city Of H!chmond made vaean;
by the resignation Of narmadlHe Jo,.r.nn 80
Aug 2G-tde JAMES Ia 'htHshA".
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military discipline. that in his letter Marshal
Mel acknowledges that when General Of Di-
vision requires help from Marshal Of France,
it is, Of course understood that he is to act
under his (thc MarShal'S) command:
The Moniteur has tried to set the matter
right, by means of the following official note,
so that after this the quarrel remains person
al one.
"The Marshal commanding the Third corps of
the Army of Italy (CanroberO has complained
of passage in the report on the battle Of Sol
fcrino, addressed to the Emperor by the Com
mandant of the Fourth corps (Nicl) His
Majesty has ordered the insertion Of the fol-
lowing note
ut is said, in that passage, that the Third
corps gave its support to the Fourth only at
the end Of the day. Bat, as soon as he reached
the village of Medolc, Marshal Canrobcrt sent
the first troops Of the Division Rcnault on the
road to CercSara. with the mission to cover the
right of the Fourth corps. The presence of
these troops, therefore, had for result, from the
hour of ten 4. NJ, to relieve General Mel from
all apprehension as to attacks he might have to
fear on his right flank, which was guarded by
ONLY three of his own battalonS. Ii is just,
then, to acknowledge that Marshal Canrobert
mad already gwen uselui support 10 inc
Fourth corps before the hour at which the
Renault division occupied the village of b.
becco, to permit General Mel to withdraw from
it n part of the Lucy division, at the same
time that the First brigade Of the Trochu d-
vision belonging to Canroberts corps joined
in the combat then being sustained by the
troops Of the Fourth corps.
besides, General Mel could not have in
tended, in his report to the Emperor, to
crminate in any manner the conduct Of Mar
shall Canrobert, whose chivalrous character is
we'll known"
The same "Moni;eur" in a generous mood
publishes also this curious kind Of warming
The Austrian prisoners have received at Stras-
burg such hearty and generous hospitality that
some persons may have supposed that they ar
rived there in a state Of absolute want
But assuredly that was not the case
The French Government treats prison
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26
MATRIM0NTAL.

10 THU LADIES' or THE UNITED STATES:
II has been my good fortune to restore t0 health many
bousaods Of my couuty-women.
My has excited the malice OF the Unyious and
alous but their prosecutions have served only TO extend
nd esah sh my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved Sooug [ am held In ailectionate and
hank f embrAAce 10y those who have experienced my
skill can afford lespse the efforts mischof-makers
nd sandoro
My friends nave repeatedly urged me TO place my mod
cine for producing menstruatun within the reach Of the
fades Of the United Sates but an ndsposon TO enter
Geld occupied by quucks with their peruciou nostrums
and fear that unprncpled countereiters might palmupon
public their worthless limitations have hither pre-
vented from ESTABLISHING agencies for the sale OF my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United states
Atlast yield to the entrcatcs Of patients and friends
AVID cHer to the suffering Females Of america medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
D'd World
nIosard to the efficacy OF the "AMlE DEFE TME," /
leed only say, that in liquid form aud is exaot such
asl have used In my practice in france for and
shat 1t has failed to satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme aud ION stand 800 he ru
laton VI cause and effect salt powerful TO originate
deathv mopstrnal flow where has existed ondtC
Ws;oIG ltwuCre has been from cause suppressed
70 urdr 20 guard against imposition the wrapper of dirgC
lons o" each hotleo The me de Frmmt bear my
zrtcu signature aud both the bottle aud enclosing bGI
ul be sealed with my private seal.
On. P II. MC0UD.
For sale, wholesale nud Retail, by WILLIAM FtSRE
So % SueoroI street Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie DO Femme at the Proprie or's pnccs,
ouludNwF6 g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-26

BELLEFoNTAINg RAILROAD An election for
directors of the indianapolis, pittsburgb a
Cleveland Railroad Company was held in mi.
city Thursday afternoon aud evening, which
was rather more than ordinarily exciting in
character Nearly all the old members were
re clectd Al the organizati of the board
Thomas IL Sharpe was Fe elected Treasurer
and Edward King Secretary The election Of
greatest interest was that Of President. Mr.
brorgh desired re election, but there was a
strong party determined that he should not again
be placed IN that position His friends and op.
ponents both worked theoretically, bat the lat
ter held che greater nunbor OF shares. A sort
Of eompromse was effected by giving Mr.
Brnugh's friends a majority OFT g directors with
the understanding that they should support Col
i, A, MOTle for President This compromise
was carried out, and Col. Morris elected Mr.
Brough remains president Of the executive com.
nttee, and retains possession Of his Office of
PRESIDENT Of the BGlleiOnlaine and indiana Com.
many, which the election OF Thursday did not
Affect. HE residence is, aud has been lor some
time, in Cleveland, Col Morris resides 10 Ia
danApolis
There hiss been strong feeling against Mr.
Brough Tor some time, and this election is an
evidence Of a more compact concentration of II
than has been witnessed at any former period.
Whatever may De The administrative ability OF
MI IS those holding majority of the stock in
the Indiana portion Of the line are satisfied that
their Interests will be promoted by the result
Of Thursday's doings
The following hTa the Directors elected:
Selah Chamberlain, Stillman Witt Henry Wick
Joseph Chamberlain, John Brough, and d. n
Sterling, of Oleyclandi James II Goldman of
Marion; Allen Makepeace, Of Chesterfield; Da
yd hilgore, Of Yorktown; NJ O. Walker. of
Fendletoni Edward King, James w Yandes
simon Yandcs, T. A. Morris and 4 II SHARPE
Of Indianapolis.
The Executive Committee consist Of Stilman
witt, Henry Wick, j. T. Sterling T A. Nor
lls and John Brough, Chairman
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1nsuralltc AQcnts.
THE GERMAN NSURiNGE C6MPAN.

OF CLEVELAND, ono
AJOINTETOCK COMPANY
Of Ohio. |' "'
Capital stock 5000 ~nares nj gon o,,
secured by Kcul estate S1unrnNh'
0EElGERS &C W SCHMIDT, presidrut n a.
Nl IN rElee fresidenl, JACOB MUELLER, Secretary
bi,As IOh>;-C: W. schmidt J MAYER, IA Keiity
G. y. Silbeg "' o. "uoloI' Johh A
lHE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY b,sure
Nu los f unnase by ire for year and less hntId
Ihs tous wares, iuer5handlse etc Payment III l0sss,
ad 90 nude 40 60 days amer tile loss Shn have hecn
~ any one RISK. I.- 49, '''' "' '"Nul'
ONO No a. Atwoter p ock (up tyirs) Suneror ,rcst
on klCE Aeon llpl5R2 w JOHN WOMEN ,cs
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The Naturnlisn,iop Question

The Redmond Enquirer publishes pnhy
and spicy letter under date of Kentucky, July
4th 1869, from which We clip as follows:
You may well be astonishcd when tell YOU
that Gen. Cass has done more TO destroy Dem
ooracy by his letter on naturalization, in This
region of our cOIntry, than all the Opposition
ists could do in one hundred years
Being an old Virginian and BOOSTING of Vir.
Riuia Democracy, when this document OF Know.
Nolhingsm appeared, felt that sure enough
Democratic blood would gush from every pore
to think that we are to brutalige our race, Inv
such an odious doctrine, and that, too, by a
Democratic Administration
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS


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latest improved aud most rapid steam frossqg, in tue
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cnlnr attention paid 90 blank wurk Eg descriptions
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PHE ROMAN QUESTION. By Il. About Trans
lated from the French by H. G. Coap. New
York D. Appleton & Co, 1859.
What this book y can be best seen from this
extract from its preface 1t was in the Papal
States that I studied the Roman question. 1
Travelled over every part Of the country l con-
versed with men Of all opinions, examined Il iings
very closely, and collected my information On the
spot. l completed my strdy Of the subject by the
perusal Of the most recent works published in
Italy. 1 fight fairly and in good faith l do not
pretend TO have judged the foes of Italy without
passion; but have calumnioted none Of th,m. As
the Pope has long arm, have gone a little out
Of theology TO tell him the plain truths contained
in these pages"
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ADAMS no
Y1euti8try.
DENTS TFEY
L OH GIIpERINR CT

IF YOUR TFETF ARE GOOD,
l. road tho following Ines II your tcolh bad. read
hem with great care, II YOU have ooh az all lisp:
fact That isl daily eynnoli 10 the streets IA the social
circle and in tho paror by the hunbles peasant and the
proudes an octot is that hundreds Of persons lose good
sets of teeth for the want Of the timely oil OF good and
skiful dentist poor and inf ror operation is IN many
cases worse thanuolo all. If your teeth are good have
them exrmned nv good derist and keep them in order
Ii Or no time shlud he st hut hl"o hcm repa rcd tho
sooner tho batter and escape that which Hurls says is tn
ne OF all Diseases AUIrcgJlmt"s OF tho leuli should
ne attended to ~ cildho 81 ami youth
All persons dasrnu Of fine dausu uDeratil7s mvit-
cd to ct az my room whore pnri"uar attention u gwen
to the prestryaiipn OF lha upurl toe n, whore the
VULCANIZED CORALIrE,
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Barlkrrs.

n wHiTsAN N NJ srNNDNRr. o ", srANpART
WHITMAN, STANDARD Il CO.
w RnnEers aud zeal srs in Foreign and Domestic TX
change No iperinr street We draw direct on lnn-
dow and vii furnish Drafts for any amount Pay9'le ~ al
and Germany. COLLECTIONS tdo all accessible pent
thr0u n at The United States aud Cauadas marsly
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epttioI Notitts.

iB- Ifany people in the world ever needed
,n apostle TO cast their devils out II is ous who i've in
shs waterogeod country The miismstic poison Of
3wamps aud Marshes becomes a veritable devil In the
blood TO revol u the Agues and Teveu which shake and
corch rs all Ayers "AaUE CURE" Is said to be the
posle We need end some Of neehbors who have tried
confirm The rlo,r -JoIrr l. Plano, NJ
KNOWN EFrEcr-When pain OF iDAamma-
ton present in human body, and Brandreth's Pills
used they OF seize upon the humor which are the
occasion OF the ptn Inflammation and reMOve them from
the boj aud they ure because he bower is only
upon those humor orimpurues which are un. cal
thy (want o aad Whose presence part the pain
aad auug heat So In sore tiIo3t Group colds, coughs
rueumntsms pain in the side ani pleutty WI ch all
cured by from 20 three doses hese pills whose pow
Is ouy eXoro TO impurities Of tho blood The
rightly directed will use th m and b, cured
sod At No. 29t Canal So Br1udrehs Buildmgi AMI by
A. s. Ga'jinr No. 22o Sueior street Cleveland; aud by
j. B, whecdon, Hudson and all estoosble dealers in
medicines, iy26w;28Ou&w
TIHN BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
l. THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
~
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Il, u r--S
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Agricultural.

RUCKWHEAT BUCKWHEATL
- s9.t HaasN boat an be haI al ths Cleveland See
''H' In n a 10 Ou'aiio S. J STAIR SON.
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Att'ps & Councillors.

T JLTOKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
II LAW, Once cr the Merchants Bn < C,evo-
and Ohio lebAR
pROOKS T. FORD, ATTORNEYS
ID AT Law AtNater Blildn;t, foot q Superior st ,
Cleveland, Ohio.
D W BaooKs l.. W. FoFn.
fehg
WILLIAMSON 81 RIDDLE, AT.
w TONNEys AT LAW. unce No 50, SupeLloT-st
Cleveland Ohio 3. WILL AMSON
jan2l A. q. RIDDLE
NHARLES Q. RALDWIN-ATTOR-
Alucy utJ Counselor at LtwOhce q super s. over
CITY Bank. lnnl5dlH
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
q ar Law, 0iHec over Commercial Bank.
ootl-e1s
A SPER, j. r., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
IN Warren. purull Couuty, OHIO. Office, No -
N0rra. .tr,"t der3-d9l
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POPULAR TALES FROM THE NoRsE. By George
Webb Dissent, ID. U. l.. with an Introductory
Essay on the Origin aud Diffusion OF Popular
Tales" New York d. Appleton q Co, 1859
The tales Of the Morse have been told and
listened 10 from time mlnemoiial, and we can but
say of this book that t is perfect omnium gath
cruRi Of the wondrous tales of the wild Morse
men. They will be found specially interesting to
children, although by no means too childish for
the perusal Of any who wish to know respecting
the origin Of many familiar story,
CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPEDIA, Dictionary of Cen
eral knowledge Tor the People. la monthly
parts Parts and3. Appleton & Co.
This work We have before spoken Of II is an
admirable avenue of general knowledge for the
& eat masses who never could purchase complete
set at once. These monthly parts are for sale Al
10 cents each and should be preserved and
bound.
] b. Com 4 Co. have the above for sale
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Gnqrnpers.

RRAINARD a. BURRLDGE, WOOD
~ ENGRAVERS AND LIrHOGRAPHERs Bfnk
trost Glove aud -
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DENTIST.
nR. w. j GUILD HAS REMOV

~ ed his Dental Office Room No Il Hoffman block
Superior street, East n Public square, South of P q All
who neel t service of Dentist viii save thcmscye
much SUFFERING as we'll as MONEY 10y giving him 70
cal Eec rclly used n!tiga'c plu, for chose who de-
sire it.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH tNSErTED
On Gold, 81 YER, Porcelain and NulcmIZed Rubber Base
the best manner FeHtil In from Slu $50 Col
dn}s age riding TO slz' OF the cavity from 90 upward
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nnr Rnnk Tnhlc.

For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page. 81
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GUTtNA PEtGT'tO AsE
For Artificial Teeth

NOf ArJluclal Ieetn
Is manu- aclrel, AMI all varieties Of artificial tseh are
VI up In the hes mtuuUr. W lNGERSDLL,
No 2ll Harule Block. superior street, Cleveland, o.
mvlSllS
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- @ 49,


Loadres, 6 juillet-Aucune operation
importante ma Gu lieu depuis la grande
bataille livr6e e "a JUN sur les bords
du Mincio, ct dams laanelle les Autri.
chiens ont etc defaits. Les details com
plets de &c terrible engagement mont
pas encore etc recus. On ne connait pas
non plus au juste le montant des pertes
essuyees par les 2 armees. Les Autri.
chiens admettent neanmoins que les
leurs ont etc tres-fortes.
Les allies ont traverse lie Mincio sans
coup ferir; on s'attend 4 une autre gran,
de bataille sur les bords de PAdige.
Les operations du siege de Peschiera
sont pousses aVec4vigueur par Victor
Emman,el ss ~ ~
La plus grande partie de Parmee fran
eeaise s'est dirigee vers V6rone ct menace
cette place, Oh s'est renferrnee IA partie
u plus considerable de Parmee autri-
chienne.
Napoleon transports son quarter
general de Valta a VaIeggio, a 4 ~lieues
ae Peschiera. que rarmee sarde a etroi-
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S' !, !. :, !, !, 3, :.
M%ilitairc Poydras.
IarOt1ss de h1 Pn,aie (.onlt1 LII

A. ". JACKSON. president
ct pr"tosoc1r DE- sciences physiqirs
J, II. FREEMAN, professcur d.
lan@ucs ct d. Iitt@ratures ancicnnr-
rrotcsscw de mathwmati1uc~
.-..-..... rroIesscur Dc langur ct lie
literature trarraisc>.
THRMES:
pAr session dc 10 mois, payable syn.
HnnnnHemem ct u'aVancr:
j%lterncS. $50
inscription ........ $40
Pour plus ainpIrs iuforuatjons, SA
dresser All president.
~ mars False River, 20, tLa.l.
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ATT

Aux HABITANTS CGTONNTERS.
E'resse q coton' fRESSE A C0TGN 4!
Z Soussigne Went d'acheter la patcute de la
IL Presse a Cotton en- Fer, b]rcvetee, a NM.
/ w. I. ct {. J. Provost, pour les paroisscs Pointe-
! Coupee, Est ct Ouest-F6liciana.-Ce presse est
! reconnle CONNIE etant de beaucoIp superieure a
toutes celles Ell usage jusqu,a ce jour. SOFT par
son habilete, sa force, son elegance. sa dUrGe, le
peu de place qu'elle occupe. &c. &c. ct est la
| meme a qui fut adjuge lie PRLI a la foire dEtat.
dams le Mississippi en- 1858. LIE nombre dc ces ma
chimes rendues dams les Etats Il cotton. est fabl-
leuX, &C qui demOntre ses ayantages.-Le priX
est des plus moderts.-Sa force est celle du Wis ct
leVier combine.
Ceux q1i desirent voir ces machines, soft par
%curiosite on pour fairc DIES actats, mont qua Sc
rendre a B~ayou-Sara, OH lie soussign6 expliqucra
avec pIaisir tous les details de cette prcsse, qllil
fcra manouvrer devant lie public.
LIE soussigne 6tant cllarpentier ct gin wrtght lie
profession. placera lui-mGme, chez lilabitant.
chaque presse qu'on voudra bien lui achetcr.
Avec cette machine. 4ui est de t~res-petit VOLT
me, on peut presser plus de 40 bales de cotton
par jour. quelles q~u'elles soient. En- sortant de
cette presse. les bales de cotton etant carrtes ct
reduites a leur plus petite grosscur, lLabitant au-
IA non-sculement moins de fret a payer, mails en-
a~rrivant en- vile, les bales de cotton pourront
6tre directcment expediGes Ell Europe. sans mcor
besoin d'She appressfcs d IN .Not1elle-O rifdH$.
Tant advantages ne manqleront pas dattirer
latttntion DIES planteuTs de cotton.
H. FENIVEY.
Is JUN a Bayou-Sara.
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On jugera de impression produite en-
Italie par la proclamation de PEmpereur
au peuple i~talien, par les rehexions sui.
vantes de rOpinione de Turin:
Napoleon III ne fait pas un acte fui
ne confirme solennellement Felevation
de sa politique, la generosite de ses
vues. Sa proclamation aux I~taliens est
u document incompatible, ~attestant sa
m~agnanimite ct son reimbursement.
La grande politique est celle qui pulse
ses inspirations, n~on-seulement dams la
froide ct calme ~raison, mails encore dams
lie cour. La diplomatic nest paryenue,
jusqu'ici, d rien Greer de stable, parce
qu'elle ne CONSULATE que les interets de
PegoIsme ct les considerations dun faux
equilibre. Iempereur Napoleon a inau-
CURE une diplomatic ~nouyelle; il a jete
les bases dune nouyelle politique. C'est
un spectacle emouvant que celui dune
grande nation homogene ct fere de son
independence ct de sa force, CONNIE est
la France, a%ccourue pour delivrer une
nation seur ct pour lui bonner les con-
sells graves ct senses qui partent a la
fois de Ia tete ct du ceur. L'Europe
n'avait pas encore entendu DIES paroles
ST mobiles, 81 ~genereuses; elles sont di-
gnes de lEmpereur ct de la France;
Giles seront entendues par lItalie ayee
respect ct reconnaissance"
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ORA lie peuple francais dire a son souye
ram: Nous avons verse notre sang Ell
'CrsmGc, pour fintegrite de la Turquie:
sen Lombardie, pour Independence de
'Iltalie: nous ~voulons maintenant com.
'battre pour lintcgrite de la France,
'~c'est-a-dire pour la conqu6te de SEES
'lroitieres naturclles.' II ny a pour FAl-
lemagne quinn moyend'6viter ce danger,
c'est de Sc dflarer immedidtement en- fareur
de Fiutriehe, pour eonserver a la Comic
dGration germanique son llus terme sou
ten, ct pour emp6cher, dams TN proclaim
avenir, la resurrection de Ia Confed6ra-
ton du Rim"
En- meme temps, I'm autre ecrlvaln qul
declare Amer autant les Anglais que son
proprc pays, ecrit au Times, lie II JUN:
"L'Allemagne est d~'opinion que lie
but defnitif de tous les plans de Napo-
leon, est de s%ubjuguer l'Angleterre; ct
en- effet, avant de devenir president de
la Republique, ce %souverain a dit haute-
ment: 81 jamais ~j'arrive au pouvoir, je
'ferai, en- ce qui regarde pAngleterre,
'ce que mon oncle ma pas reussi a faire.'
lie but ultGrieur de la France ct de la
Russie, est de faire a PAngleterre lie
plus de NAL possible. Or, elles ne Pat
teindront pas, tant que PAllemagne res
terra puissante. Que rAngleterre ct PAL
s'unissent done plus etroite-
ment que jamais. Qu'au besoin, Yelling
ton ct Butcher trent de ~nouveau leur
spec du fourreau, ct Pom vera bient6t
Sc retablir un veritable equilibre de pou-
voir, que hi a nj cosaques ne par
a troubler."
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Machines a Coudre.

GRAND DepooT DE MACHINES a COUDRE
A L magasin de NM. GRAUGNARD & Gle.
II d la Eausse- RiaVere, Pte-Coupee (Le.).
Ce sent les ceIebres machines de NM. Wheeler
ct Wilson.-Pour la facilite ct dams ~I'interet de
leur clientele Nh. Graugna.d i Gle. negociantS.
ont en- depot TN tres-grand nombre de ces machi-
mes; lis i~nVitent respectaeuselnent les families, les
DANES ct les demoiselles a les venir v~isiter. Elcs
seront yendues an prix de Ill vile. Is JUN
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-07-30

Les classes ouvrieres de Paris Sc Ii.
vrent a de grandes demonstrations pa
triotiques: la nouvelle des victories rem.
portees en- Italie par les Francois, a porte
leur e~nthousiasme au comble.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-07-30

-Une subscription qui s e couvre plus
.vite que Ia. subscription Lamartine, est
ouyerte a Paris au profit des families des
militaires tues a rarmee d'Italie.
L'elan est general.