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, 1860-07-24
c~,o5 d;rrnnnn Feaslyal Mt Buffalo.

Grand Gefmhh FeAk&P4I HI 8HHAI0s
Bury4Lo. July 2s.-The Annual Festival Of
the for.h American SaenRerbund commenced
Zero to-day. Musical societies have already ar
rived from New York, PhiIadelphia, S. Jracuse,
ami other Esstern aud Western cities. Some
twenty five societies are expected to be IN
attendance. The visitors to-day were received
at The depot BY the Buffalo societies and esc'rt-
ed with bands Of nu-ic 1hrougl, the gaily deco.
rated atreess to the place Of meeting.
The Buffalo Societies this evening gave re.
cept1oo concert At St James Hall, which was
night ali The societies present join in man
me,h concert 81 The New York Central Railroad
Passenger Depot The building will comfort
ably seat 10 600 persont, and it is thought that
many more will BE- in attendance. THIS week is
to be entirely .pent in festivities.
, 1860-07-24

Arrival OF 4 California Steamer.
new ioRK, July 22.-The steamship Ariel
arrived this evening with California mails OF the
80 b Of June.
Moderate business doing in San Francisco
markets on the 29lh. Gotrsnsnctioas of fiupor.
tance No change in rates. Shipment Of specie
per Uncl- Sam was smsll.
Wolfe L Co, liquor dealers 1T Sacramento,
had failed, and ] aboing house atSan Frauc's co
dependant theseon bad failed with liAbilties TO
the amount Ut E25,QQ0.
, 1860-07-24

Cx1o4eo L1vx s4ocx NA1~HE-LAke shose CAR sno
Shipping Ys,ds Ma1kes4 repo tso ~ "A17fH sha' ~
expressly fx ths PaEas TasusE, far ne "seA "k
July 8, l86o:
, 1860-07-24

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON &
~ QUINCY EA1LEt,tD.
P1aseoKer Trains leave ard arrive q Chicago fao
Day E1pre+a eayes *lo Sund,.s t1cecssJ ART ses
I'D pm sundays ai:ht C1p.tse leaves ss
m. Saturday. e3cepte1 nrrvc a:G LII - 4nn.ay- ex-
eepte.... Mrndot. eeoro5ation leaves ,unstaYs
excepted aEE!vea 2:l5 a:u- Sundays excepted.
q &. HAEMtIA l.. .ttttsraIS SutL.
, 1860-07-24
Destructive Storm at Cairo.

CA.R,, July o3.-Yesterday between and 5
n. m. sevtre storm arose from the no,th,
which nuroofrd the Illinois Central Railroad
,re,gtt house. bank buildings, and several 9th r
buildings. Illinois Central Railroad engine
house completely demolished.
, 1860-07-24

Fire in the Pine Woods Of New Jersey
PHILADELPHIA, july sl-For ten days past
serious tres hare been raging IN tie pine for
e>ts Of New Jsz.ey, on the line OF the Camden
and Atlantic Railroad. Between Weymouth
and Egg Harbor, mar square miles OF timber
a1e burnt. With several Dwellings.
, 1860-07-24
1ftnantial anu Commercial.
MONETARY.

- xosnAr Evzzua. July u, ndo.
.,,s. j., rte.dy Al former qaosa-
1ne %on.' :. r.thtr close At PER cent.
-. hui ihe ts5re shipments, with fau
premium ~ iii continue for the season,
prospees sn.' 'ues anita r.not..
render the chances o. 'ne =, 4 ~. ,a.a.~ n.r1.t
Currency u aoanu.a'' - ~. ~ sa "A mucb
Kenee~''s =. - .as.a ,.,.r for d;.cooot
larger amooot ol Psoueeo P.i"' ~,
would be very acceptable to the oanks-
co,d Il With few sales,
49,.
C1xc,xsA11.-The ooftese o' tn's morning
..x..
,,a;,,. x..~ s.~ r,onrx mar.
!ne "esA s'os1u 49, ~ =. ~: nc5sa.te 80 Ia ex.
~. INC sapp's os.1E1 ~ ,a,t.~ rontsnuinR very
cees o. eue " , 1aea w aa1 bs..S hou.e. report n
heht- sevt.a. .. aoe u.*'y tor xh,ch ,hey find
no emr'oyment onc o. D. 'ne,G f ~. sss ~ x''F FRI
aadc on Feosy. 70 ee' ,.e oe ~ s7ar ,rr rent.
etssa rsper II sooEo' w,hSrsxn I.rrc
TIE e:tesn o.nAe e;,,;n n. !. It thrre .nonthe.
amount .! cofsens, aan., ia or..ter thnn lle
,s soa =, .un .na nnni,c TIL. il an indication Of
rn'.,.. .aarrtion that has taken place In til
s9:oms Of ss.1 ,,norlo sa1 of IL
activity.
Nr1r yovr-The Tribunx Of Saturday hAt
a.. fo,,,-;no.
~. h,.;n.s. cf the Ctesr,vg House " as
<e0,a41.l57. The money ns'ket appears 70
be working essier on call ~ -: iosna +,,r
u mvre "r ,FyqueSy tr3rss wre reduced to day to
nar cent, II. range = 70 6peE cent Ttc
bank. .re taking eaolter paper 1oan OF iate
go PFe'es feo1; .,rn 10 dircouut them. ip tue
d,sconnt huns =. the sup: y Q! frat clAss psper
is moderate. The rates ore e@e per re cent n ioi
leading nrnSs' tar,n,rn1 ~ ~ ~,li h. s7o0 ooo 3,
9sN' TO, including some silver.
14r market tor Eastern E1coAhRe closed oui
90 set.n,x nt rrrrsncr thev are mi anr;on
, 1860-07-24

la,ee fonts q Book pe 70 "aisn t " AZ q;
~ Fsmph Wcrk - printed Gu tho eelthrsttd Aa.ms
Pres. I'd the h es July t1esaed y hoes - rt s
~es ue no tAlna to maAe ibis dtis Ok oas "oAT
nsaA tultY np to 10 demands Of the tmea.
, 1860-07-24

LOUISVILLE July 23- u tornado st half past
ak yestercay afternoon from the northwest un-
rooted several buildings, prostrated trees blew
bnats from their moorings aud caused consider
able damage-amount not ascerta'ned. The
storm lasted three minutes and VAS aecompn-
MED bY hail and rain.
, 1860-07-24

KAxxAkEg, ILL.,, July 23-The Wide Awsle
Club Of tifty members turned out tbs 2lst inst /,
marched to Hon. 4. ". Mack's, who delivered .
short speech, thence arouno town, and returned
to the Court House, where q 81 eech was made
bY ]. r. Hickox, Esq. Adjourned amidst the
c1eateat enthusiasm.
, 1860-07-24

Suit by the State of New York Against
the n. Y. Central n. II.
New YoRk, July 23.-Tbe Trabuse says the
Attorney General aas commenced action against
the Central R. R. for the recovery OF tolls re-
mitted By the act OF 1851, amounting to &, co.,
600
, 1860-07-24

FAR7H1n ro1xz, July a2. A.x-No signs Of
the Norih Rr,ton now due with European news
OF lie 18th inst. Weather clear, strong north.
uest wind The Palestine. from Quebec for
Lirerpool, passed down at l2:40 An.
, 1860-07-24

RpcEr.s IT ctzvElAHp.--Ihe receipss 1t
, 1860-07-24

suEEPThese fair demand Sor ut sheeo, but they
- not bssk. Prices however, zeaa1n a@eaaY' aa1e'
ye.te.dk5 "eH;
=. 10o -. :-..-........e7 % Per 100 los
-. ia S~A"
az - f11 :. .....................s. . u
- n CIV
, 1860-07-24

-BLooA1sc1os, Jal5 % -0a Sunday morning
IN Irish girl named Mary Quin.An, ID the fami
" of John DIETRICH, ~ss k,ndlapg fire fran
fluid can, when the fluid exploded, setting her
clothes on FIRE and before assistance could be
rendered she was 90 badly injured that her re-
coyerv Ia impossible.
, 1860-07-24

I1CtFAiU d LAKE HURON
- RAILWAY. shortet, and b<st .oats 10 Bunl1o an
other Eastsrn ctes.
Tr!a !e VEG theazo i. roa 2.-u pe'roit At y:.S;
lives y Rudlo At 80 IN" Hew York >, 1o:'t an 10
E:ie ruins .nx Eat. Tleses viz th. ,n,d can
be ohxsbe~ It tie Cu'on utrot. Il. $. CARTER
tex 6Alv t;enFt u .na"rr
, 1860-07-24
Terrible Tornado In 0hto-TsEo Ladies'
Klflad.

C11rrrAxp, o, July ga tornado passed
OVER Bracevlls Sin ioD, on the Cle'e1as d end
Mabon1ng road, Saturday, entirely destroying
The depot, ssyer.l dwelling houses aud barns.
rooted aud hurled through lhs air. Ths storm
VA vary violent, and extended over "a area Of
two miles in length, aud quartar OF mils in
width.
, 1860-07-24

CHICAGO MILL FURNISHING
" DEPOT.
, 1860-07-24
nv.rnowertne Heat in Sc. louis.

Sr LUIS, July 23.-The weather for the
past week has been uuprecedensedsy warm,
ths thermometer ran. ing from 100 to LOG deg.
in the shade. At 4 O'Clock on SATURDAY., the
mercury bad risen to l07 deg, the high. st
point reached in the memory ot she Oldest in
habit,ns. Upwards Of forty estha from heat
are reported BIZ the Coroner aince Friday.
, 1860-07-24

Foar Sx11u, Ark, July 22.-The Overland
Nail coach with San Francisco dates to tie ed
Of July, arrived st 10 o'clock with sone OF the
passengers who received itjuries ut Mountaln
Station by the running away Of q team.
, 1860-07-24

Ktrkscou l. Fowler. 1le Hces shipped.
Oxinx 10 the .dv1nc> OF Es1e7u ms1kets saes
tive this Ing II fun quaer RI liar per cw
the s.es Of last week for prime shipping cattc But &hn
lnfz4or light cas.e In III demand and when
they do sell Il Is fn very low fgur-- Farmers would d.
we'll 10 ke.p his kind ssau until packer coz op
saiionA which Vii b. aoo ut The hist Of Septsnber
Good uo<1 In Active demand b. thippe1- Also good
III ehesp
Beluw We Eiva few sa1e4 average weashtA et:.:
, 1860-07-24

Bosros, July 2s Perkins H Dow,s police
officer IN Lynn, Vas beaten to death last night,
while endeavoring 10 queil fight among soRe
Irish.
, 1860-07-24


IF Tu1sauE1 oswzoo. July ~.
Ftor1-null but uneh.1xed.
,0AAu-Wi ~ xke1 10 nodazts demand pn1epAlYfos
nh'pmelt Sale Saturday n1ehto r % bu whls tndhna
nd aNc bu DO At d ~ this Morning. ~ %
whlsa lhdlsna Il u II snd 100 bu red Ipd
esint .,s Gsfa 9ue fasa aaa
He QUIT, sa1.a ema1. 10 CAnads httto.
u xA1 Fnna. ~ Firm n stc On nor's aHo On "ns"@
Lax1 isror7Y-soo Ibls tour 67.sao bu wheat: stloo
CAaAt E1,pz1s-soo bills oou,. o. SO ba ~aeat' eeo
Milwaukee Market
n,rv,a,.ru1 MILWAUKEE. July =.
Flnc1-Efeads and unchanged. c,
E4Asn-WheAi quiet, no nAnt7et1oas. oA1' A113' ~s'@
In moderate demand. .....A...
hv1rn1nrIs 1871 brlt aout, 500 buth y hat
New York Bank Statement.
nv rv,vo,.rn1 NV YoaK, July -.
lnc'ea'sh If. .'.-' ..''''''''''''''''''' ia
ner-e.tA
ts*. - l.. ~ H.; o,Ss ..,. ......,. 1bll, ,9N
, 1860-07-24

U,zsturs seahi1d, lrln is Geo NJ - y; props Bay
s.se vsaad P.iis st.te ceta @ s.1 1hsss e. scei
q chnir. lropside Ii Collins r Eauet Que n City. Ar
ntd1 sston Aedbary stssay Ty 81 Gseosn eamet hrs
IVe.p1yl: sehIs Imperial aearnan, Hurrea-e'
Brown,
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Y,a, ~ 40 13s1o 16sss0 5000 $50. .... ....
1ve.1r11 Axp 8uIrxxxra HT LAxI 1o+nAY.


Tho receipts Of Corn today were 30, LOB ou.
and the sh,pmensa, l41,4av hu. Tne market
on.n.d ou,es and steady at about Saturdays
=. 800. hrt ox;ov tn dn,, news f,om
.'oA7 - a.a,;.. - i.
Tue East ]" oecsue aea', aao
took place. About 5000 bushels changed
nsao' ~ ~. ~. an. .'s ..ra.s.. ear w. c,n,,
canal ye'lo" aaoati a3t94SsS 1or 40. ealsi
aaozt: 4alc for reii ctt d canal afoat; 43@433c
for N in .to,e 47e for No. 9: and 4uc for
n.;sc ID -c,o.;nc ou;rt With .ellera of No.
a.. m. ..a,1,
II <3c, sna buyers o1 no. a. &C. LUZ ntoeA
Of corn in store reported to-day WAS 1.5l5, ,4o5
hu.h, Ia. There WAS more activity in the wheat
-. vs., ...aa. ,,a~a ai,,rt o. ,or,r
mAae'' "4u'ei s'a4'o "es ao14~
and mere aeuFe. epf'ne "os&t was Ia oe''ef
demand, a7d the market was steady and 6rm at
~,a,,t ,ha c,o.;uo ouo.a,ions Of Saturday.
7o'ss $40 n
About q. COO bushels oi all grades were solo, At
Fl Ue6;l.No for No, ] Red: 98fG9Be for No.
D.. :. cer+a for Rejected Red. 90 certs for
'se'.' ~ ~ c.
Ho.1 Sp1'pe' ooQ4'os 'u' ~ op'"k' ."o
sos Ter As]=cNo epe'oe-loe ma3As' e'os10s
Gull Tor s'h1et aua nl'n 'ot eplus s.a' nca =.
The receipts u "ae.' ~ ny "s.e -. ua ,o.t.
eaes' e'o .ae 1'o. :.s nuiat and neel.cttn
s.es' t'o1' ~ aAI ,nd et.adve1lno
o"s were N 'A' ue"aa'1 ~. a, o-,aos.
o'so s ~A shsd. e..
w. .:r' -: "As - gS;. ~. ' E.s 49, 1o,a in
zNe' "" .,, nA,e W. .oA ,:....d
.,1a. n N a. aac in store. T;ohw3na. ~
a,s4--; .a1cohc, ae,m37c, wb;t.f.h !. IN
ssad ,nnn,r and tbe marlet !. e,s;,r Hide,
s.;.t FF''
n, c.+,-dev .rd s,,dor ,n;ta . l.r,a e..+ ~
VI oA'otaH' >ao oaaa'3 sa'e 4.'ee use'o.
's.s.' - m
which there was unuEuAt HctivltY, TNeuty-tWo
, 1860-07-24

e-The Ann. I..Ts" ID the naue Of little sehot aef
~ ronisted II Sasria for the ives And cGasupk o
a. vrr1 nest build ~ fest ng trtActh Of pe', 10
@ feet tnches: d pth u hold &feet inches.
u-1he nov schooner ~ ew's 2p.nnler ope OF e sne
6nc craf built In Cleveland for B1ston nm hSs Oeeo
lauuched.
rb+ .choone, Storm Spirit IL aahore near Fort Row
- 6sSc:naSs West. M particulars Eecti7ed.-lDetso'9
Tribune.
, 1860-07-24

The Rivefs and the Weather.
LAsAIIE. Ill. July 23a.-R'Ter at a stand; e5
inches IN the bar.
DUBUQUE, July a3d.-RiTer ct feet; clear !;
Temperature 50.
, 1860-07-24

BT Tu1esArH.l ErrrAlo. 1nV2.
F.oua-Iu mo5tate ten,.nd I'd sna1ttt tesay. sa1es
"a brlr ii 4f6.I3 sxGfa Wiseonan; $a&s.G &1t1s
frd,sn. nd Ohip 0s totse combs ext'na-
Ge1IxWb.A Gull. SKIS ooo bush q 10 nsv red In
dim en4 ONO; q II nkv r. 1hiao Cofn anl slas
i60p b.Sh 1oe4o SO. 0a1s C3eaT. eea Wv ou&o an
Kye lpwN tn1es %ons busr 42aSc.
fxz14Hu-Oanal fle Ehts trM- -. -, .na
Ax4 lMfo181- bbA aou19 &a4Q90 peao Fass A4sSs9
, 1860-07-24
mllwaukeo Market.
E JOURNA AL


ARKIVED.............J July 3.
Prop wabash Valley D. e'a,, Green y;s:o IN *n' c*'
1s3Ia, p, r. M:nen. e4 Mn irsu 10 ce 100 m a,h
~: Sc l., q sst5 Ct Il. .ps,t
Prep e =: / ~ s IL b.
Btr eva. Wan G.esn Fa.. 100 lanbr ~ N lath
rs A.nprot4 ha-son. Gnen By lss n lumber. 81 m
III. dio' St I. clr,rd. Clsyel p, xeo Ton. eoa1
11 aps 1ss ft & s, G,sud HsVee ~ 1e cord. wool.
Fa.n t.{er T.4;f,,1 e.y ~ ~ n,e ess
*ss: CT. !: T: es ID 'fpSs fss'y il is%ssf:
chr g: us; S's*e o. r.. ua. a:1e::t{ {S.,.
sss1 :S%'s: X ;:,';' Il .Gss. e =. voe:;
asx.n r. osa s. ~
ssr Mi?y1 L.ts e e Z. iss .: hRne'.
al Keh rt;ss Is. e Il L. . ~ smP., eo.
ssnT saT 3s%s s 'i @:.i fsa e. mi u s: cords
.cb, eIo s.p.cs souh Haven, ee cords bak :. cords
Sch, Mo- .oon, Mconw. yusfeson. rs m lumber.
sear Lz1 Thnep. Floot: :t.tsnd nave sn1 - 'omosF
:2s: S;sa o;: ::aSe Ss s"E$ 81;
sesr q ne = a. Grsto T.s lumber 9 1sih
-. =. u Xs;5tfs i ps4s = '!1is9s: 's@S:'
sear =: Ghd t. javee D. Pier 20 IN lumber 20 m
Sch, s'ss tsee p.o oeents !os n Il 1umSe1; Il x,:,.
e; {; Ssrsh te:s b.. .Se fss isa sss
hr ~ +. nders T. Grand Tes.ef Z eda wood
esr 5!S:tS: jameson A''ftF n Is N lumber l's N
scar w CHARLES Bell Maaiiowoc Is chs wood, 100
sehr Hoptiea He p.es,on Is cd. bark 50 Cd sooa
s Fanny I'D Floy, Long, she'oys'n 'So tai ''ao ne'
sehr 1h.sa oso Sand Bal. IS e cd balt.
&! np5'.y Ss 1< g ,se'
sehr & aessn: uszeibuIk M.n'tsse 5Ssds xood
Ssf*S sf Stss gse aas;a IL e. &. g saap3s'
fess F. XII Id, oals+r UsseEo. So o,s salt
k:2S PIE X Dlsae Saso II % tia; 81. a,se FL
s.. SCI 9a,.ss Sssssssii eilssa hssSa. Il '
.....JuiJ .
..e Barn MY, hse h. nad;,s. q 'pp
f''' & ID. ssov. 10 01s sat' s.x' n''' pkg
Prop + "a q eon w1l;ep: ~, Mu.ksfen: * Hs:.n R,x
R1 e. f:eE tiS:: ss6
Br < Minpn.ots. Kanson Gieen bay'
ssaf s:tx r.. f'!snd ID GsiiseS. sve1e R,y.
Fl wnaa y :; tl.dn a. NJ ksxs1ss Sn; Ms:l'Ste.
ST. ST. A. 4*npess t.ss. Iii = +! Gtess 6.v,
81 sssI Hes H oas sn + as*@, ssa.l dasEs1on
sshr ii met MrCrau, kAana1oo.
iiesa rs'ss:R eys IT, Esi 81
Erhr MI pef Lx1eI. Snt bvgtau.
fchx Tempest, vi til axe
| ScLr Kaclne, Loudon. Gre By.
schr ofepc.. + We, sheboyg7n.
| schr Blue Belle Pam. * 0lto:
ser Il Mary, Burntu, Green Bay.
! s-ht 0lpey .tneson, MuskeStn-
s.; g. az ;,s ts:sa %s:s;ss - K.
sehr Gamecock+ Lsop.Ids B1a.'o X " ,nnso, oa
Scht MALI hoolt, Smell. buhio. Law oaoo'a"
l
, 1860-07-24


Rxcr1rrs ii To14no.-The- total yI1cefpts nf
aour and grain for The weak wsrs;
NhtNs pt 81
Com. ~ bsl
OH9 W l.tt9
barlx1 ......,...., 1T
Rscnrn II CtxvEtAsp.~-IIhe receipss 1t
Cleveland, last weak, wsre:
Wheat tou....s.'s....''-.
n. ~ -
NEW fons. nxArurR AArKET.-Ssturd..y .y'sN,
7. Worn.. reports ~ follows: Tho d..mand for
Her..loct Sole is quite light, 40, pr;cc. hearv
t.pt unchanged. II eo@soaa fS,r r. q. 1.D. i.
i do, some a.king higher :.Rures. OAK mseta
with moderate inquir' et oemSlc,
We extract tho fol- wing from business let
tar, dated Li'erPo,l July Z, recsi1ed to-day by
leather house IN the Swamp, and which gives
I hr1et but comprehensive statement Of the
present Condition Of the leather trade In Eng
land:
"Snee the soth ult., our trade has undergone
| = tE7at which We eAa neEer liEe to zee again |;
| the excitement and alarm that overlook our bu,
slnesa circles Was indescribaole; it lassod just
| two days, and the shock was, fortunately, al
/ bzioE ~ 1t wts severe.
| The letters We hive already received from
leather buyers, wanting to know when they can
most advanlageously bring their monty to
! market, Abow us very clearly, that at q very
moderate reduction in prices, very large busi
ness NAY be readily done.
, 1860-07-24

C4pk Coo, Jaly r. 7 2. II TO day weatheE.
c1ear and observation extends as milea-wlnd
south. No appaAraucs Of the steamship Con.
nauxht now due At Boston from Galway
, 1860-07-24

TeIeHr0Fn 70 F0fk Su11tna
Fonr ex11n, Ark, July 22.-fhe telegraph
line is now completed to this point, and an Of
fee opened for business.
, 1860-07-24

FlTbt Cotton.
Macon, Ga July 1.-The first h'le ol ne"
cotton WIS received here to day from Houaton
county. The class IS fair.
, 1860-07-24

MoxpAx Evkxt1o, July =.
Thd following sre the receipts and shipments
fnr the past twenty-four hours:
, 1860-07-24
T1NION CHEMICAL PAINT,
~ Aanrhet7rsd had Sold oJ ths
GhicaE0 Paint Q:0RspDany.

Hatns ch Aspefs pant IN the wot1o-
cAa 70 quick tat tAs dA1rsd number q eosas EaY b
usso In = fsv houfs.
uh pszfsc4y healthy md tsss from III 6ssCssAh1s
Adet. 49,
&Dak mashf& .xa-A.
il III not peel o1 and cannot b AiseAso r. ns.t.
It's beautifully Whe, md 114 ao1 Sa'a 1saA"" a9ta ~
af In 6sEkne8a- xa ...... - t..A
LII znd ene11 but uH HA14f lha money.
Toe ennx 1an fsseo Palat1oS. 40 1tAxf an X ~
NaanpAze viii u. ...s. ~
HAn.dJ fof ~ AsH Ao40 Reaa III ka4' - 9sVAs ~
RtxAk se 91t1dfoE-
fatAaEf1Hf0
, 1860-07-24

Pon41Axp, July 22-Evening.-No commu-
a1eatioa with Montreal &hia evening.
, 1860-07-24

Lake P0sfs.

f. c.rH.zrxxr, July 18th 9 A. M.-The following ves
,,. yeuen Ihnuxh the last = ho+fs: UF-Gnele Aofn.
DoHx-tutek2. Etnprest.
, 1860-07-24

w Oak Orchard Acid Spring Wa
ter This Water g4!n xse1t celebrity, and the demand
for 1t Is lnereas rapidly. It's +neae al cha aeser Is IT.
tested by tt md Is pronounced BY dati en Led
physicians to be superiosta a,J other ed: o spfk r
ter uuw In use The amo,. miraculous vhih 1t has
oe,o,n ID lead Us 10 hx.Ye tat IL de3lDed to become
used in the Ct very many taeAes
which ordinary rsediea fill 10 cure Its cu1stve proper
tee a.e beyond question. and ~e feel assured
that must 10 ar 1t t4ten. sxde nany ef tie ata
@ comp ,ut d. Vi the day We secomaend those Of cur
readers who MI be suffering fro general a hs5. or from
aoy Of The di*eas which this Water IL sEescHbed to
give t1ial. See advertisement In smother eou1n.
,e14-ess4 eSatlY
, 1860-07-24

Lake P0rfs.
CLEVELAND. July l8-Cleased, sehF SURPRISE Ao3'"'
pUFFALo, July ee-cley:land. seh.s G. n Jssnss1; e.
jaeinlp Mulon, do.
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4 SISTER or CHARITY LEADING AN

4 SISTER or CHARITY LEADING AN
ARNY.-A Palermo correspondent OF
an English paper gives the following
anecdote of Sister of Charity a
-oung patriot, named Francisco Riso,
was killed on April 4lh, during a
popular demonstration which took
place before Garibaldi's arrival. On
April 20 his father, Giovanni Rlso,
sixtv wears old, was shot by the Bour-
bon soldiers without so much as the
form of a trial. On the very day that
Garibalii entered Palermo a young
and beautiful nun, Ignacia Riso, the
sister and daughter Of the two Risos
above named, left the convent, and
amidst shower Of balls and grape
shot q cross in one hand and 4 poig-
nard in the other, placed herself at
the head Of Garibaldi's colums, cry
inr "Down with the Bourbons !!
Death to the tyrant! Vengeance !"
She kept her place as long as the
Iight lasted. and her courageous attl-
tude electrified the volunteers. Ever
since that day the name OF lgnacia
Riso has been held sacred. When
she passes in the streets the soldiers
bow low and bless her with the most
profound respect. Garibaldi himself
paws her great attention, and loves
her as if she were his own daughter.
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Lewisburg Literary Association.

CHARE FOR SALE.-The Lewisburg Lit.
- erary Association is an Incorporated in
stIiniion and the owner Of valuable REAL
ESTATE. The capital of the corporation is
estimated al FoUR THOUSAND DoLLaRs, which
IS divided into twenty shares of $500 each
The income of the real estate is paying a fair
percentage on the investment. Owe SHaREor
rus SrocK, bt rsing to the estate of James
d. Hamlin, dec /, is offered for sale by the
subscriber. ANIL II. ORWlG, Admir-
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Union C0TNTY STAR LEWISBURG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1860
Two Excellent Western Farms


Property IN Central PENNSYLVANIA
One tract OF l54l acres is on the SCUM me
of Warren county, Iy,ca, with pos'-oihce' mii''
and school-house near. The other near 'he
west !lue of SAID county, contains iZo acIes'
short distance from good settlement. infy
are 30 miles south and southwest oi pes
MoineS, the Capital of the State, and aoout .
from the line of the Burlington q Missou' ! /,
River Railroad. The land is rolling, oil a soou
quality, ana timber convenient lndiaho,a 10
the county town. Persons desrous oil 'haH.ns
a purchase will make further inquiries al ,ie
Star 4, Chronicle office, l.ewlsburs.-Aprl %
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SPRING PURIFIER.

THE warm spring weather succeeding the
/ bracing atmosphere OF winter, relaxes the
entire muscular system, including that great
muscle, the heart; the circulation ofthe blood
becomes sluggish and irregular, not being
propelled as actively as nature requires,
through the lungs, there to exhale or cast off
It's impurities and become oxidized and puri-
fed: funess of the hlood-vessels ensues,
attended with dull, drowsy, Ianguld feelings,
and frequently dizziness and vertigo; the
blood becomes loaded with corrupiions, which
sometimes finds partial vent in humors and
eruptions Of the skin, and the liver partakes
of the general inactivity of the system. DR..
DAVIS DEPuRATlVE quickens and equal.
ICES the Circulation of the blood, cleanses il
of all morbihc matter, stimulates the liver TO
healthy action, gives tone 10 the organs OF
digestion, and communicates remarkable en-
ergy 10 all the functions. One bottle OF il,
costing one dollar, will entirely prevent or re
move al, the above-described unpleasant,
symptoms, and, by Strengthening and invigo-
rating, as well as purifying the system. fire..
quently be the means of preserving the health
throughout the entire summer. Its effects as
Spring Purifier Of the Blood are warranted
and unfaIlins. For sale by
3ms4l J. BAKER & CO., Lewisburg
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Old Parson Peters, who was a good
deal of a wag, once married Mr. Part.
ridge and a Miss Brace. The parents o!
the bride requested that be would wind up
the ceremony with a short prayer, which
he did in the following words
"God bless this brace OF partridges."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-07

A Connecticut correspondent says
"Having made a call on a neighbor,
happened to take up an old family Bible,
and on looking over the family record, !
saw an account of a birth written in this
wise: 'Elizlbeth Jones, born on the
ooh of November, 1885, according to the
best OTHER recollection ="