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Corrected soeekly By Sinclair & Baker
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Lard per pound, 10
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wit: Tho south east quarter of the south
east quarter of fsection 81 township 2, and range
4, containing 80 acres, more or less, and lying
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Saturday, February 5M 1859.
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COUN TRY INYALIDs.

Persons in an ? part of the world may be success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail OF their
case, with the remittance for medicines, etc.
Address lr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo, N, Y, Jan1-dAwIy
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oNEDAY LATER.
Arrival OF the AdeIaICie--A Great
Battlei

Sr. JonNs, n. +. July G.
The Steamship Adelaide has arrived nj
this port, from Galway, on the 25th, bringing
London and Liverpool advices to Saturday
noon, received by telegraph.
Her advices are of a highly important
character.
The Empress ofFrance had received a dis
patch from Napoleon, Friday evening, an
nouncing that terrible battle had been
fought, and the allied forces had achieved a
great victory. The entire Austrian army
had formed in line Of battle, extending q
distance Of five leagues. The battle lasted
from four in the morning till eight p. NJ.
The French captured q number of flags.
pieces ofcannon, and prisoners.
dispatch from Vienna states, that battle
was progressing, but gives no details.
The previous adyices from the seat Of war,
said the Austrian forces on the Mincio, num-
bered 2SOOOO, and that the entire French
force had passed Montechiaro, and their recon-
noisance was said to have been pushed as far
as Guto, and that the Piedmontese had passed
Peschiera, the northwest fortifcation of the
historic square.
Napoleon had demanded permission to con-
vey 10000 troops through Hanover to the
Rhine.
Itwas believed, that the proposed media
tion by Prussia would not be acceptable to
France, and Prussia would thereby be involv-
cd in the war. 1t was also rumored, that
Prussia had threatened to assist in suppress.
ing the meditated insurrectionary movement
n Hungary.
The Swiss troops which were sent from
Rome to suppress the rising at Perugia had q
desperate encounter with the people, shoot
them down indiscriminately.
The commercial advices by the Adelaide
furnish no change from those by che vigo.
GREAT BRITAN.-The Parliamentary
proceedings had been suspended, until thu
Ministers of Government were reelected.
1t was rumored that the new Ministry
would curtail expenditures.
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ANOTHER NEW BOOK
DIR. BorAPARTn'n oRpAr VIC


PRtvATE GUIDE TO HRALrt~-
REPRnsRNTING ALL the diseas-
]. ! |. ! !. !. j.
rz- 81 Of the genital organ. Of the
9-S male and female, with the latest
~ IT," discoveries IN reproduction, The
Nv " IA Afiicted should use no remedies
AA.A lN before learning f'om this valuable
r. work the superiority Of the au.
T. - ri thorie Paris and London treatment
Of private diseaaca-both married
band single should conau II This
f book tells how 20 cure the foilOw-
Ing Diseases, and enlightonh those
who grope In dArknesss
Gonnorrhma elect ohordee, Structure, phymo-
Gle, ParAphymosis, Gravel, s, phiis, Bubo, WARTS
Blotches, sensualism, Seminal Weakneeay Menstur-
bation or self-Abuse, Leueorrhee nr Mhltesi SUP
TO prevent Prevent Pregnanct, Menatruation, bar-
renness, Rheumatism, &C. II treats on Midwifery
thc yovna and Old of both sexes. IL tells how TO
distinguish pregnancy and how to avoid ~ &C.
Perfect Safeguard against Quackery.
Fortleth oditlon--l0O, coo copies sold annually.
1his booE sent under seal post paid, 70 all parts
Of the world, on the receipt OF 20 eenso hVe eop
Dr. BonnDnrte's GrcntPreventive
This simple, healthful and, yet efTooiualpreyent-
I've ia beyond a comparison with anything yet din-
covered, II has boz proyedby years OF experience,
and In no instance has II iailei when app led ae-
cording TO direction Married people who do not
wish to increa their families should be In pUhctA-
ion Of this instrument. Pirce rcduceuto 90.
Or BUnaparteis French Patent Male saisl THE
article enables those whose health circumBtan-
oes D., not permit an Increase OF family TO regulate
or limit the number Of their offspring without in-
turing the constitution. ItiHthe only safe and
preventive against pregnancy and disease. The
abovaartieel ls specially intended TO fuih this de-
sideratumi II Is perfectly safe; nometale substance
enters into its composition The price OF the
French Patent Male Safe, one dollar the sing one,
four dollars per half Dozen and seven dollars per
dozen.
Madame Loziers Female Monthly Pills is a safe
and reliable remedy for suppresaions and all female
diseases. Ladies' should not use them during ieg-
nancy, AZ they will produce miscarrisge Piot, one
dollar per box-extra fine hyedOiihrs Sent 10 any
address by matt, post free No letters will be an-
swerCd unless they contain remittance postage
stamp.
Ali orders addressedto to Dr. Il. BoHAPARTE, No. 1872,
Sycamore street, between Fifth and sixth streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio, will be punctualy attended to-
DR.. b can be consulted upon all secret diseasee. He
10 unquestionaby acknowledged 10 be the cham-
pion and king ofVenereal Diseases, and only Phy-
sioian in the Union who has Travelled on the contn-
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their celebrated HospitAle, wei their medical
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offers to all those who desire 90 consult prosHion
al person the result Of iorty years experience IN the
Hospitals OF Europe and America Confidential con-
sultation daily, from A. NJ. until 10 p NJ.
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INDICATED
strengthening Plasters II

THESE Plasters are excellent remedies
in cases OF pain and WEAKNESS In the side,
breast or bAcki also rheumatic affections, coughsi
asthma epralna bruises, and kidney or spinal aeo-
tions: The Arnica, Galbanum, Pitch, Poor Mans
and Hemlook Plaslers, are manufactured of various
Sizes on Kid or cloth, and Poor Mans on paper, BY
s. A. GRIFFITH,
81. Broadway, Cincinnati.
and supplied 10 dealers and druggists on a. good
terms q any mAnnfAsturers IN the United States.
mh1-om
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Z ARRIEAL oF "a 1Goi

Sr JoHS's, n. T., July @.
The Steamship Yigo passed here on Sun.
day with European dates 10 the 25th ult
three days later intelligence.
The City Of Baltimore, which LEFT Liver.
pool, on the 2Sd, was crippled shortly after
leaving, by the breaking Of her propeller.
She put back, and her passengers were trans
ferred to the Steamer Vigo, which took her
place, and sailed Saturday, the 25th.
Intelligence from the seat Of war reports,
that no battles had occurred, but the allies
were still advancing, and had occupied Tona-
to, Castilione, and Montechore, ali Of which
had been abandoned by the Austrians In
their retreat TO the Mincio
The Emperor Napoleon was at the allied
head quarters.
The Austrian Government has declared.
in most formal manner, that the cruclties
attributed 10 Gen. Urban, in Count Coyour's
PROCLAMATION, were entirely unfounded
sanguinary collision occurred at Borgia,
between the papal troops and the inhabi-
tants.
r., Prussia is moving her army upon the
Rhine.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, June 25.--BreadstufIs con-
tinue generally quiet Flour dull; Proyis-
ions docliningj sugar advancing.
LoNDoN--Whcat advancing aud sugar ac-
tive Consols 02lS @92J1
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BosToN, July 8.
at T. Henorthal, acting British Vice Consul
bGloucester, committed suicide, on Sunday,
Y h angling.
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Departure Of the Persia.

NEw-YoRK, July 8.
The Royal Mail Steamship Persia, sailed
at noon, for Liverpool, with upwards Of
$75o,OoS in specie, and $50 passengers
Among the latter, are William Nure, the
British Consul, at Newt Orleans; Hon. John
Van Buren,; Ex-President Comonfort; Sena-
tor Benjamin, Hon. Samuel Beardsley and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eustis.
The steamer Glasgow also sailed for Glas-
gov, with $50 passengers. She will stop at
st. Johns, to take the Arago's passengers.
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Grain Market
Cincinnati Ndarketa.

OHoISNATi, July 6.
Flour firm. $4,000, for superfne. Western
Whisky 25.
Provisions buoyant. Mess Pork Sl5,75@l6
Wheat. New White 30; Red i,OO@l, ,l716;
New red ITO.
Corn active at 80.
Rye in fair demand at %,
Barley dull al 55.
Oats, 48@50.
Lard H.
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uobebj Will btfehBtheh ana Dulld ~ up
al rapidity.
| Is one of the 'lprincip'l regulators ofthe
;and when II q performs It's functions
Owers of the system are fully Develop
DmAch is al SlmOst entirely uel endeLt
thy action of the Liver for the proper
e of its func- : tione; when the stCmhth
the bowels are at fault, and the hole
erB in conse- [lqueuce of one oIgan--the
ling ceased ~ to do its duty. lor the
that organ, &Ione Of the proprietoIs
his Btudy,l- IN practice OF more than
rs, to find d~some remedy whettWith
CT the many u derangementst to which II
that this re- y medy Is at last found, any
ubled with, LtvEn COMPLAINT, In any
J, has but to try bottle, and convie-
ain. -
ms remove SIall morbid or bad matter
Ystem, sup l-lplying in theie place
v OF bile, in lvigorating the stomach,
d to digest a, well, PURIFY ING TRE
ng tone and - health to the whole ma
moving theIs,, cause OF the diseaAe-et-
iical cure. =
ITTA AcKsarc : cured, and what lie better,
,, by the oc- casionai use o. the LIvER
on. -
after eat ling is sufficient to relieve
h and pre- vent the food from rising
dose taken at night; loosens the bow
and cures = CosTIvENEss.
taken after each meal viii cure DYs-
OF two tea : spoonfuls will always re-
=
e taken for ,'female obstruction re-
'ause Of the 1disease, and MAKES a per-
dose imme- r diately relieves CHoLIc,
, often re- peated is a sure cure for
IoBRUs, s,andIGa preventative OF CHoI-
} bottle is slneeded to throw out of
the effects of medicine after long
e taken for JAUNDIcE removes all sal
unnatural color from the SKIN.
taken short time before eating
to the ap ,,lpetite, and makes f. cd d.
often re- = peated cures CHroNIc Dr.
its worst forms, while SUMMEr and
,omplaints yield almost to the first dose
two doses lee cues attacks caused by
Children there is 10 surer, safer, or
nedyin the = world, as IL "never fails"
tiles cures DIoPsy, by exciting the
recommending this medi-
preventive n for FEyErAND AoUE, CHILL
4 all FE- vErs of BILIOUS 1YPE,-
with GER = tainty, and thousands are
testify to m itswonderful virtues.
use IL are giving their unanimous
in Its favor.
{ water in the mouth with the Invig-
1 swallow both together.
LIVER INVlG0RATOR
.TIFfC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is
ng cures, almost too great to bell, We. II
BY magic, even the first dose giving benz
dom more than one bottle is required to
nd of LIVER Complaint, from the worst
I Dyspepri to n common Headache, all Of
he result of a DISEASED LIVER.
RICE ONE DOLLAR PR BOTTLE.
RD, Proprietor, $40 Broadway, N. YORK,
all Druggists. Sold also by
YEUSTHOFF,
GRoNEwEG & STEWART,
Wy Dayton, Ohio.
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New York Market.

Nav YoRE, July 6.
Flour advanced Ohio s6,4O@6 rs for super
State, 6,l0@6.55 for extra do; 6,O5@5.65 Tor
common to good extra Western, 6,lO@6,30.
Rye Flour at 4,00@4,62%
Wheat buoyani. New white 81 ,559l SO ;
Red Western 81 So.
Rye dull.
Corn firm ats5@57 for mixed; White s4@
g. Oats hrm at 43@4816
Pork firm. Mess. sl5,lo@l6,95 Prime,
1920.
Lard dull. lI@IIL.
Whisky dull at 26
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NEW TREA TN ENT.
P R | VAT E
AND
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE ! !

A I the Buffalo Private Hospital-Esiab-
N llshed for the cure of syphilis, seminal Weak
ness and the Secret ln6rmities OF Youth and Matu-
corner of Main and Quay streets, (up stairs.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION
An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility, OF
Nocturnal Emissions more properly known SEM
inal Weakness, etc. Can be permanently cured in
from fifteen days to two months, by the use OF this
instrument, when used conformity with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR.. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have invented a most important instru-
ment for the cure of the above diseases 1t has been
subjected TO test by the most eminent ph scians in
London, Paris, Phi ade phiA and New Yorkj It has
been declared the only useful instrument which has
weakness, or any disease of the genital orgeng,
caused by the secret habits of youth Price Ten Dolls
lars, by Mail or Express.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DR.. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively TO this peculiar class OF ma adieb and
the relief the have consequently been able TO rem
der their fully testified and grate-
fully acknowledged by oonvalescent patients and
others daily arriving in town. from all parts of the
country for the express purpose only ol eonsulta-
tions, while their eNeTtions hAvebeen crowned with
the most signal advantages yet rom what they
have experienced in enquiring into the causes Of
these infectious complaints, from their ost simple
CONDITION TO that of the most dangerous and inn et
erate) they have alwa entertained the possibility
variably found that the most horrible and malignant
forms OF disease could most invariably be traced
TO one OF the following oauseslgnoranee, neglect,
therefore DR.. AMOS and SON have succeeded in
discovering, In the selection Of their remedies, a
safe, etfectual and cautious course; omitting all
combination OF remedies which bear an eQuivooRi
character as well as those whose premature inju-
dicious application might be productive OF bad cor
sequences In the hands OF private individuals. In
short the iaudAble end of their remedies is the less
ening OF great mass of human msery by the a'lev-
iaton relief and prevention OF those grievOus AZ.
hictionH that IN reality the secret foe OF life and
which, while they so extensively surround US, call
aord for our skin and interference for their exter-
min Ition.
COUN TRY INVALIDS.
Persons In an part of the world may be success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail OF their
case, with the remittance for medicines, etc.
Address lr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo, N, Y, Jan7-dAwIy
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Trials for kidnapping,

CLEVELAND, July q.
The trial of Jennings, Lowe, Mitchell,
and Davis, for kidnapping, commenced to-
day. At the instance of their counsel, an
arrangement was made by whchnolles were
entered in their behalf and those of the
Oberlin Rescuers who awaited trial, and the
prisoners, on both sides, were discharged.
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The Balloon Express.

NEW-N DIRK, July 6.H
The Express Bag sent by the U. s. Ex-
ress Agent from st. Louis, for New York,
n the Balloon Atlantic, was picked up YES
terday in the Lake 1t contained over forty
letters--one enclosing 81 900 draft on New
York.
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NOn-ArrivaI of Foreign Report.

PORTLAND, July d.
No communication has been received from
Sackville, n. B. since the announcement
made lastevening, that foreign dispatch
was coming for the associated Press from St
Johns, n. F., supposed to have been fur
nished by the arrival there of the Steamer
Adelaide from Galway, with dates to the 25th
nit
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CURE Warranted

Parsons in auv part OF the world may be successfully
reated by forwarding correct detail Of their case with
emittance for medicines sc. -.e-.
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RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS.
Six of these pills viii supply the blood with the same
amount of nutrition rs one ounce OF ordinary bread
Mothers nursing should always take two of these
Pi is once or twice week. They viii not only keep your
system healthy an regular but will protect your infants
saint Cram1 an dPains the Stomach and not
ony healthy ch a. bat will invest every child, thus
sucked with 8 sweet disposition.
THEY CURE
cosTTvENEss, INDIGESTION,
HEARTBURN, DYSPEPSIA,
BII1ousxEss, CONSTIPATION,
DRoPsY, HEADACHE,
PALPITATION OF HEART, CONGESTION, ETC.
Price, 25 Cents.
Ask fol Railways Regulators, or Regulating Pills.
The Great Constitutional Remedy,