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, 1859-10-28
IMPORTANT T TO FARMERS
BENEFITS.
Champion Farm Mil
PATENTED JANUARY 4, 1859.

The attention Of dealers md The public generally pat
uculaFtT inE1ied toiht
New snd Un1iv.Ied Portable Farm Mill.
Which tie lsiest and hett improvement In Me,all!c
r MOST ST. SIMPLE, puRAHLE ASD EFFICIENT
e ssean Wass Wind q Il We fo.et ID |. sdatd .
e 1s2a s!tss. tos sedsas p9eseso he dne snasy q
T. ei;hs5 eSq: T. 90 .. aas ~. G.de ot he eess la
atiSa both cuts anu eushss The T1is MIL IS
uEslF new aian<eMent Of paris and simple and PERFECT
method Of adustuett ~ nrE of LIE Permanent Ygtr1.
fio1 OF the kt aud grinder thesr Adjusted postlcpt *
edectua rtsenttd fto he.tttx and weastE by contact
OF It's metallic EndtnE eatfAe thus renea Ing te tcet-
heretofore e1stns In Es q this class Its durability l.,
greatly increased s action rendered perfectly even a,
Uniform 1t cal be run with less pwet and owing TO III
anu heating Qualities and The lmpo!otIhy Of ya1aEn il
IL Aeou Win grind meal o. pua faf superior 10 anr
thing heEsooss produced ~ any mill f ke character In
othess completely and e1ectuay tned! their de.eet.
Andts conndeatY Recommended to the public perfect
null ano pe.se.tpk !mrart.tt atsa tasrs ura::aihed ty
y o:heI heretofore Invested sYcted. II occupe
est lte fnsee .nd xtxes .5 pouada. They VIII
Be told Il tht folio wing low prices:
aLl wihout bolt toE natias Flour.
Win sglQ
EE EEASFORD HALL, Sele Assrts Yqs the North
Nes North Lasare and is:xef xs, whtrr TN MfEs
e1n be In orfr33ion. nra.AkkN1,n
, 1859-10-28

CuAnLEsrowS, Oct e7.-Twcnty -four jury.
men. mostly farmers from distance, some
owning few slaves, we're selected as compc-
tent jurors. Out Of those the counsel for the
selected by ballot from the remaining sixteen,
rs follows: Richard Tiu1bcrlake, Joseph Myers,
Thomas Watson. jr., Isaac Dast, Join C. Nc
Ciure, VIM. Rghtsonc, Jacob J. Miller, Thomas
Osborne, Geo. W Bnyer, John c. Wiltshire,
Geo. II. Tapp. and Vim. A. Aartiu.
The jury were not sworn on the case, but the.
judge charged them not to converse upon ils..t
them.
CHARLESTON, Oct. a7.-John Copeland. lnu-
}atto prisoner, from Oberlin, Ohio, has made i
full confession to The U. S. aiars!lal. lie has
given the names Of the parties ut 0berlin, who
induced him 10 20 TO 1larper's Ferry, and who
furnished money for his expenses. lie atso
states TINT ! movement If 4 similar character
was contemplated in Kentucky about the SANE
Time. Many persons North, whose names luvt
heretofore been mentioned. arc directly impli-
ca'cd. lis confessions withheld from tue pub
lie uutll The II iaE is oycr By order Of Cor. Wisc
r Mr. johnson was shown to-day u large nunl-
her Of letters impsieating Gerrit Smith, md a
nSmbsr Of prominent men Of oberlin, Cleveland,
and other places in OHM. Among the latter il
nnc signed Horace Greeley l. Co." that had
inc]osed 81 for seven letters from Kansas, and
two from Ohio. It was directed to ]. II. kaci.
one Of the killed: but Us lie had been cor7es-
pondcnt Of the Tribune, this letter had eyident-
fy enclosed his pay.
Another letter from Capt. Brown to lis son,
dated" April lCih, 1861" details a visit 10 Ger.
rit Smith. Ut i'eterboro, which the writer re-
;sarded highly encouraging; that Smith gave
him 500. and that Ii, also received Ut his house
a mole thai he considered good for 5000 more,
Smith had also written his fricods East, that
:, ,o.'o must be raised for Brown, Of which hc
would furnish Que fifth.
There is also a notica of draft from the
Cashier Of tn: New York State Bank, sent him
by direction Of Smith, dated q Albany, August
~, 1859"
Marshal johnson Las list Of the officers Of
the Provisional Government. aud LIST Of con-
tribu.ions TO tue project.
Marshal johnson left for Cleveland last eyc-
ming, taking copies with him.
The examination made by Marshal johnson,
settles the fact that this movement l,ad lon.
been maturing. Many prominent men in tie
Northern States have given money and inf3,..
ence in its behalf, and when tue facts are maize
uublc sensation mar be srrerted
, 1859-10-28

r. W. BAXTER L. CO..
Nul Furnahink pot. West Water street, between Tan.
" do1ph and MAdsons Chicago.
m IoN Qfnte address EQx "a. ncs.;nir


TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas
- George a: Glihs and Anna 3f- GIbhs his wife, "a
lss!td to n skinner re1sa j.. e,t
TO SECURE the fment of thousand dollars accorn 10
he ensr nd tsct e two certain Bills Of exehans mtn
TUNED aud described IN said deed OF tst and ~hh raid
and for the County ot Cook in The State Of lnas On d.
aH day Of May. a. lh5 and was recorded ia look No
Or dfede On page l.9 Ac.. <tate In the certificate
u 1hssas tsfua L.. eee n.ss sy IT, IT, III ii
e! ~ sd VI 10 81 i. &
eh.ass according tha ii sa deed q tat ssd Il
kala lis Of exchange and The f-,ain wholly cre
and unpaid and ~herea said de.t Of trust VII
inside aad executed By The ..id Georse l. Gib,s 1oE.t
liz 10 IN Gid NE 81 siunt4 Ellen wscs a 1 HI
os L IL IL E aas oee
Of June a. D. iS and recorded IN took Of teas So. III;
as il Il a. Shea tn
hoders o! said bills Of exchange have made application IL
NE to se The premises me1toneE In s.d deed OF t,us
.aa saa aesa pf EcyiVns aod renewing ,h
how therefore, l. the .aid Marx skrner do bercpy give
notice that IN pursuance Of In me bY tie ap{e
~ desds wti on tae tWeah Day Of November. A. u.
House t ests Or Chitasn in the county 1t CooE a,t
Stse Of illinois, to The highest bidder for ess the folovlrr
s. sassy i pa #
hs se,s' qa,stf ., as
* II sa L.
Gther wth all the he1edamftts teneuents md appu.s.
nanees he1eunto btlonenf and III beuent aud equity Il
re enption Of te gnoss named In said decds Of convey
ocelxtd MARK SKINNER. Truster
, 1859-10-28
Accident on the Hudson.

SEw fon1, Oct. :'.-The steamer Sey
World met with q serious accident last evenin.
while OF Fort Washington on her way to Al
bany- By The breaking Of tile connecting rod,
portion Of her machinery was driven through
the bottom Of the boat. causing her to sink be-
tore the freight or baggage could be removed
The passengers. however, took refuge Tn thu
ttcam tug Ohio, and on u schooner which hap.
pcued tn te IN the vicinity and were nut ashur.,
, 1859-10-28

ST. Lorls, Oct. :7.-Tlse 1,eavcnworth 0rer.
land Express from Denver City, with dates to
the eOtl inst, and 5000 in dust, arrived tl;s
evening" .........
The election Of Col Williams rs Delegate to
Congress is confirmed.
The people were to vote on the a4th for or
agafnkt Provisional Government
:; Mining operations were drawing to close.
, 1859-10-28

FARE REDUCED.
ONLY lsI HOURS FROM CHICAGO tn p,r-r,
KCkEfI. 80 ~
AEa!H ;;!eci connection with The retns.lrsnia =,
I.''tst 70 Ii..at.!ih!a - hoa .to New York, t W
m AID AHt AEtl II. ts3 t7!a- Will ty. Ih.r,c t,,
" Dvt"t If ~ Michigan southern fta s,ai ~ fjaws.
sal.-istast. = "s.!' +.a cleveland i - nm
sa'.'Mntsh.s - p IL. Fhl.4d. !pl:l ~ o. m m,
Arw aufk. sItI J.. - -'''S
s-e' m'-A'1s'e* Il Ttt1io - ill.,. c1ere'an4, Is
An. l.:shur9t. t.Gs' =. d., Ill:atxihis !. ns
.- aM.. tev forx, Is.s '-S~
A.scent Hs's al linz l. II te. ..o,trr than fhr x.
Ay:k e'E! 1aute: ~nat.x trait. IL MAXI thr .hov.
e;. ,, o. slme and enns t.ahs :ts'y sl Will eot.
t1se aa faeir To rl*enxr:s. All G,. trasx f-lwt+n
!hg car*. ~ r. e. "a'eeF.
taxkase chceke! through from t1ca:t t., Pitts, ,,xs
rns, lastnotr. Ph:lsdephia a". Nsw York. aa1
~. use VII L. u l.w - by shy nttrr :1u.r " ~
losa ssts clH II por1lrr II The cdce Of st+ Nrh.
isi"cr:ntr Of Sherman, AID Van II.r~n .:rrsf.
ai.o as Al tas n.:hcil:.f Ticket nt. IN tlr WsA
We. LEI-ANl 4;rnI .cn, I:~z,,,,t
, 1859-10-28

Capt. Cook taken 10 Virginia.
JOHANNESBURG, Ia, Oct. e'.-Capt. Cook
WAS taken TO Virginia Today on the requistio,.
OF Cor. Wise. By officers from Firginia. accom-
panied By the parties thut arrested him.
, 1859-10-28
COMMERCIAL.

Turz.pAT EVENING. Oct 9Th. 1879. :.
The receipts and shipments during the past
24 hours, were US follows:
, 1859-10-28
3f5ilrnani3.

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
ti, Il a5 fs,eu4s tass' Sos;s H' IN s's = 4pl
4sse De:ol i;:;s Ss:2IssseE s:sssa lUJtsa. n1
lurLcs.ou ID AZ t4e po!nts Ia reusy!ss,a SsS VIZ
s:oeau, VA! nd via cd Michigan Liz.
ps!y sases,; tassI!s Z aa.a r1is sifs
s5 1sse :, n; p1n fon2ee:ak ae With 1Ea4as
IF ST? Tose sdSes! z @ @ssea e. ,aS vS
,ss a: ,s.. = :;:rs s n e Z .s "a
~ pont. ia:esior g u Cana1s. .,s.
ese. ptsdj. 5!a I'D Nlsalsaa ro.4. reseh.s fo:sso
:: So 70 ~ u nd ~ ;;1s1t px1ISs 1l fnns<' with
ss ;s;
II risSe ti:t ]
"A ~ s.ns for sutnEef afa newly aited With Venta&oss
-. {; u. GRAY. General Western Agent.
Joax .. CAxra1Lt Cen supt. ;et3.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
Ill GREAT WESTERN CANADA RAILWAY.
Summer Arrangement.
taVs lite Gssst Central Dput loot II Lake street.
20 aR2strs Il. s1e*ps* IL
Ind.ssp,1s % aa5s2a u ssc pm.
s:g9 an-LlkhtIax Express-e1cepr Sundara-1fF.yea At
iS5ssi. sS5 e-5' fn sa.,sasioa DndSe. os uua.o.
,Iosou !: At ni1h:
II" pf-Ser f.Ek sod Boston E!p:ess-<sasustara *,
I!1ilge kutE4lp - rfu .tihaur 4.S1 an, New
fot& ~ sa.- lnatoH 9:sn psa.s - = !.
S7N pnlnciana.i aat Loui i.vs Espreas-{ezetpt Sat-
usa,yl a5r.re At indianapolis Il ~ an, c!nen-
Iail u aAa ana. l.. ufssl e +:O1 pm.
Only train >un!aY E(sb nm The ss1 an AID
STU pa tsas If.s With l'1ao Lake Huron
klx.y for Buh,l aai all p, ITS East: II TuopsS st.h
:le tisan Trunk halfway tu kio.,n nr nstsrh, MN.
trial. Gs..- and Iii paits IA-ala E1s Northern Yer
mrcf. cew !faE'p.ni:e and Maine.
!sa<t&2kt elseckes! thft'ugh. ..
Ih1tu !1cssss fr sa!e Il .he 1rndp1l Rzrn1a oasea
II e9 ftt9tt 4LM es{ au9 II TIE Coua1anys utnea u
, 1859-10-28

/ UMBERolAN'S EXCHANGE.
- The noolspg the Association in Lind's B:otk w.!
be open e3Eh not1Ig fson 10 nine ot1o:k. Lu
+Fu1ans E1caHae At which tine and place all tcsidrt1 Lid
nn-res'ent Maaufaatuserr City and Country llsaer.
as and others In tEr tze arr lusI.
te1ltu attend ROBERT II. FOss. President
ELIrA1LE1 Noen, Secrttasy nrI.EmGS 1,a-:Ssa
, 1859-10-28

The aggregates: Of the receipts Of the.abovc.
articles SO lar for Tie years 1855 aud 1859, have
been: --... ..-
Tear. Lbls hu L. hu
1883 ia: s.: 4s,t43*' ste5sas 'ssi:s
, 1859-10-28
arrnltert8 and BuilDrrs.

r. BURLING,
La ARCHITECT, No, N Dearborn street, fonno.,r
Fremont Hours Is prepared furnish Plans Specl6ca
tons fE III E!ad! q buildings lie confidently refers
Fae erdsacra Of big ability and that nrdess entrusted
tohtIn VII " executed Ia tbs moat satisfactory manner.
, 1859-10-28

Montreal Market.
1BrE.1rs,4rn.1 AoxazA1, ,oa,z.
FAor1-1u good demand II $500 70 31.o for No hold.
to 45..O. extra nj &a.75to&6.
u.A1sThe.t .e1ise- ea'es 70 ooo bu Cprei csnats,
E.3.
.As1p-Dal a. *s.s' to u fospot3 and as sxrar.
, 1859-10-28
Illinois and Michigan Canal.

"s. =, ARRIVED. .oesoe*r r.: 1sss.
Euue1,i Joliet. 10 tons ea1th.
VIM. henry, Joliet. lsp tons ea1th.
Qxt. Hill, Joliet, 10 tans e1Fh.
Oklo, Joliet. I'D tens earth.
Blackh4wk, Joliet l10 tona earth.
E Dqrrh41n, joliet, 1A tors tons eaIth.
:" CLEARED.
Rock Run, joliet. Light. -.-.' 80. ---~ '.' SO
.to!iss. Joliet, itht- -4. -. -.
A. Le1th, Joliet E{ht.
b, O; Eortnu, Joae3, Egtt-- ----~. =
y. L, TI4xley. Jn1et. light. 49, ,..
", Henry, Jotes, Light
OK En-, jous, nett- -: >:
..,:- " Il --@~
, 1859-10-28
DENNSILTANLA CENTRAL
L. RAILROAD, =,
The C31p1ty II tits ii Is n A14I N 1nx N ~.

Country.
THREE T3)rnrEH isstSrycEp Tpt1<>.
nrrwcrv riTrSrI-rcIt w 1,rr,I 80
@ -. ~ - Eh1 - Il a-np tHtl AlELt!l1A
u1 + rus ~ ~ " II an psp.s ~ IA
Srw Yv,s E".ian aIms, Mi W.,st ~ ssoa iaS r.
fsr -r.si mi ~ n p ~ , akef@ -1'
n,t ,s ~. ~. y ~ onsd u i9use
o,,+ b,n.. - "
w sma.i;s 49,. -. =. ,,asat r. rtw-
ssnt = ta.s ass at4ens1 = 80 Tram; "e:4!n6s
.p!nE u i" t1s1!as 1ta ~ Hans INT EAtEc.s
d 49,. @ A.s - Aane Suaaays s4eeHt.l lAIzS
tInf tInf lsns S.nsst 4s!stt sr AeW ack tApfess and
IE.!ns CO hest II FNt,ursa ~.iit ths AN Express
As.;se ~ in-1Tihta " lastuoss 1t I'm. AtdfnN Ns~
1gs< ~ LEU I'M
ltas enEee. ~ li1s.cursh WIN The y. Fast Lac.
aotN ~ ~ ~ - ~ !sa.H. !eaFe l:shuf3h At A-M
afHssn< :. ihsa!* tL'a iM1 AtW totk 81! II.
, s oet" ~ ana Ss~ tetx:fxo
~ rs % III i, VI .ser l"tS ~: toH:oa lhroea
n, saa ~ ~ T. ~ s"a ate koo VIA sos@h fa4 AteF
psSE&,nn*Hn tlEts- ....
Estxa'a aaf bS ?aanfs! u anS es The E1ptzt
nr-.jar 1tne ~ ~ @ ~, H,a1 a5 ~ .at
ass 4ckst: Ne.3*assat ths 9ases cous4sy4o s-
'aH. sfw ~ l"si' l4s sn"re of shi:aas!EAsa
FARE ALNAiS As LOW AS Bf ANY
OTHER EUCTE
Th. .,rnnt~n ~ H.. u - , ,i ~
xyi,.r. X n, r. Ish.-, -. -, :. H.; " LIZ eha'
-niSEi.T T. II l:E:r u kEE TltE ~ raer..rn r.1r
f;EFSr Nt,i.r,4w. 81 -'-'' ALL
tr-h ay,t.,nr III Ir'r. ~ ~ ~ ~ M ~ 49, 1 ~ rus
viii liz .arp. ii tU, = a,1v 81 80 r,IH
bE surcr ii art thr ,r.vs;n ,nus3
PsE1lss III in Est~ ri W: aud L to ia.,r a,v,Dt.x
Fl fcst; c,srs:- T.. .h.p:n, a,<,,. ,,,;, p, -,
aLd.essc scitAr: "a. I,.u~t :ruts nftI ,m;nnv.
D. 4. ) .w7.. tr,: /, = tl.nta + il .t,nI.,rt :,
Il. $. Fr-sr ~, .l:sv.s:, t. j. j. j.ha.ur' En;sy
, 1859-10-28
T1IE GRAND TRUNK HAIT.
l. WAY UF CANADA

PE Lie NOTICE.
the eomp!r"n IT the New Line tss~crn -'0
PORT HCKbS AND bErknlT
On the IN or N.lseleeF re1t will cpt1pueus MI,
Mnder one ftua Drtnlt, M!e, tU Ivrenfo
hnKs on- An1tsa. Q .l~c a:t FoIt.ast, II. thus ~.
taol4.hsnx tt" aad klksT CLASS KuCTE he.~seE tue
Western and New England States.
The eonnrc+tn former It petr, with tie Ashieas Crn.
tta1 AID M!:!ATan Southern Sntl Indiana ;1oads
Wiz snaase ie4xht to t~ stht lL7uu "a fsuna
Chicago. st. Louis aud Clnelnpasf
With has ONE TRANSPARENT IN The c,1 o:<.h,n nf
Ills Gseas sc1orta Dse Masrral Lsfyru fls s.,s ~
navskaton Will pftr.ut itt.1g .t!un 10 thv fer
AZ fbhFLaSD ste tiEsd TtHEk e+nnee;. " IT, II.
tsaa f'@ts eat.nc Ito EusfuS. a.41 waha
Firsf.C3ess Las or Pos-rfs1 ssexn.r~
Which s.ase rtst!aEG a.d L. ..s,n every evening
"MuST:EtL OcEAS STEAMSHIP ftiNTtxy-
rua eiwsen nehv AIS: live p.,u In s, ,er acs t~t.rxr
fn!tlant an! lT'ts4 lln, wtAter waiting thr nr,tvs:
y the eonccesnZ iE4itx Of tAe Gsasd Trunk NiIwaw
ra.teHsets AID IhIoush and p.i to Lai
At sar-a tortc Port 1Iu1un the c1rnaay ha7A hu,tt
e1:eHre ffe FtEeh1us and The t:h in.f
wl.t u e54<sd t. Etttve tur tther ruEE ffsrht
!atr:ed 70 by Kl~ ~. anl s4s he sxmr In
A'sa-.sao t!nr FtsE. or cllAEt;E- w.
IN Efsatr nf a:g. :ArA - u Course 81 erss,An II
s1Sn!a ~, sl shortly be fea45 fer :eceisiax xr.in,
Fer si't1er !nf.rnlrir'n atps tu
JAMES WAkF.t3k, Ten. Wc.t.u Axent
:, ,,~,>,,...>,. No. e II. ~. ss1rzt. Th,sae
- PENNINGTON. t;ent. Fright Agent, M"utfxai
H. BAILEY, Gensfa! Manager M.r1rtu .
Hrn~F7iFtcF Montreal e. t.. tt ~, :hi vclxaE4S
, 1859-10-28

[ ,H1CAGO d ROCK ISLAND.
~ PEORIA i RrREAC VALLEY.
AND MISSISSIPPI { Mls~nG iii E1iiInArA
,o> Htu!ease chlgaxn A. ft!lurr.: 1853
'ooaHa. Sunday excepted, H,r i...st, Ottawa i.
It..r1a Rock l:Anl aE1 Davenport
wv Pin. sttn:ay* e1certst. E.r Jclitt Liza. .,c+
's ,"sk ~ Island. davenport, lava Ci:,, nsea,
SIC Ill.,. sundays excepted, for .tuucs
Wv JUN r. TRACY Surefse trnsstr
W L. ST. 1ous, tienfn4i T'cxtt A.ynt
, 1859-10-28


u SANFORD BALL, Enle Agtrts loz the North
Ness TOR. North LAsale and issef a. whtrt TN MEs
e1n be sttu 0rfr33ibn-
, 1859-10-28
DACNE AND MISSISSIPPI

IL RAILROAD
m and a:tes Monday. Sept. iNh. 3 trains will run Il
LEAVE RACINE
ss:J d. NaTds;ssr r. H.. e.hate.irk At Cifntnn with
t!z4ns % the Chicago and NaEth Railroad fcr
Madison y. sad ~, rsats da Ghenas f:e<1Att vath
Soutl-a.rlvtnEa At Dun, !th s:ta r. H. anI a. VI.
LEAfE FkEErVI:T.
III ioG 4M aai $: ". Arrival ~ t1alns ftDm Do
lesth1eGaHetH GatCltann with tratus On The CtIc,4
g aW Aost4vett"rn kaii~5y- arriving Ut Chcexp At
tF II Ini i. ".
T,ass thie44" hy The Chicago and North Wtalt.n
!.-.~af ~ s:l1 ~ nt+nnertinS Clinton with tysIn-
Eat AID West. ara. 1t w IN eonuesiux win tr.ns
fuF tIe+ft'ft amt Uuh.r'3h.
al ;rnc:p.. 10 Ia. S
FIssl !os- a< 10 all points the a.14afLppi River
saleh, ~ Ae s''>@s'>
:. =. r,,,,,.~ ROBERT HARRIS. *upr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-15
Later from Mexico.
NEW ORLEANs. .Inna 4

NEW ORLEANS, June 4
Adyioes from Vera Cruz have been re-
celved to the 9Th inst ria Havana,
Mlramon is reported to have suppressed
the pronunciamento made at the Capital by
the priests in favor of Zuloaga, including the
grant OF Church property. The Church had
tried Miramon, but the latter had arrested
the principal priests and sent them to Vera
Cruz.
The Liberals are greatly encouraged by
the recent events Mt the Capital.
1t Is also reported that Zuoaga has been
imprisoned by Mramon.
Miramon had decreed that the importa,
uons at vera Cruz should be confiseated, and
had modified the ad vaorem duty.
The Marguese expedition against Morelea
had been driven back, but the town had
been ravaged and the women seized and
whipped to force them to disclose their hid.
den treasures.
The Americans and other foreigners suf-
tered severely, Mr. Black the American
consul, is reported to be going to Vera Cruz
Tor safety from the rabble Of the army.
Mr' McLane arrived at Vera Cruz on the
5Oth ult. Senior Barrillo, Secretary of For
eIgn affairs, has issued another decree, in
which he states that the Americans were
not accountable for the acts of President
Buchanan. What he says is opposed by
twenty Six out of thrty-two of the inbabit-
ants OF the North American Union. Gen
Canbis is reported to be at Vaiaco
Letters from private parties give the adj
wee not to cross the lsthmus in the present
condition of affairs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-15
Washington Items.
WAsHISGToN

WASHINGTON, June IA.
The Light house Board has purchased NJ
the Navy Department the Steamer Arctic
which had become unfit for the naval ser.
vice.
1t is to be converted into light-boat, and
anchored, to warn mariners of the Rattle.
snake Shoals, near Charleston, South Caro-
lima. A 0"'o-
The seventh annual exhibition of the Uni.
ted States Agricultural Society will be held
at Chicago on the 18th of September next
Commander Livingston has been ordered
to command the receiving ships at Boston.
wee Stoddard, who has been detached ON oc,
count Of sickness.
The views of the Administration ON the
subject of nentrAl rights of the United
States will soon be transmitted to Mr. DaI-
las, the U 5. Minister at the Coutt of ~
James, and by him will be communicated to
the British Government Copies of the dis
patch will be furnished to our Minister'S at
the other European Courts after the manner
OF Secretary Marcy's instructions TO Minis
ter Buchanan, while the latter representod
the United States in Great Britain, with ref
erence to the declaration of the maritime
law at Paris in 1855, by Great Britain
france, Austria, Russia, Prussia, Sardinia
ana turkey, but dissented to by our Govern
ment.
Ihe brief letter of Secretary Cass relative
TO the risks incurred by naturalized citizens
OF the United States returning to their ma
tive land having ocoasioned much miscon,
struction, document is in course of prepa.
ration defining the exact position of the Adj
ministratlon on that subject, and as to how
lar such citizens are entitled to protection
by the government
IL Is now positively ascertained that there
is no truth in the report that Mr., Slidell
has been appointed Minister to France.
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. g. co.
NEW TREATME
P R | VAT E
AND
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE ! |

4 I the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
A hshed for the cure OF syphilis, Seminal Weak
ness and the Secret lnfrmities of Youth and Matu-
corner OF Main and Quay streets, (up Btairs)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure of genital Debility or
1 f bmlssions more properly known as Sem
inal Weakness, etc. Can be permanently cured in
rom 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 most important instru-
ment for the cure OF the above diseases thas been
subjected to test by the most phy
London, Paris, Philadelphia and hew York; II has
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever yet been invented, for the cure of Seminal
Weakness, or any disease of the genital organs
caused by the secret habits of youth Price Ten Dois
A CURE WARRANTED.
DR.. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exelusively TO this peculiar class OF malades and
tne fenei tne nave consequently been able to rem
ger lhelr Is fully testified and grate
iully acknowledged by conValeacent patienfs and
others daily arriving In town, from ali parts Of the
tiona, while their eertions hAvebeen crowned with
she most signal advantages yet rom what they
nave experienced In enquiring into the causes Of
these infectious complaints iron their most sinple
condition to that of the most dangerous and invet-
crate they have ALWAYS entertained the possibility
OF their prevention and removal, and likewise in
yAlAbly found that the most horrible and malignant
lorna OF disease could almost invariably be traced
20 one oi the iollowing oauses;lgnorance, neglect
or the III enees OF unskillu or Improper treatment
therefore Ut. AMOS and SUN have succeeded in
in the selection of their remedies a
sale efteetual and cautious coursei omitting en-
OF remedies which bear an equiVoeai
as well those whose premature or ipiu
dioioua application might be productive of bad con-
sequences an the hands o. private individuals. In
enng Of great mass OF human misery by the aiiev-
lation, relief and prevention OF those grevous af
niciona that in reality the secret foe OF life and
which, while theY so extensively surround us call
Aold for our skill and Interference for their exer
min 1tion.
COUN TRY INVALIDS.
Persons In ans part of the world NAV he success-
fully treated BY forNarding correct detail Of their
case WIN me remittance for medicines etc.
Address Dr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
quay sHeebi buhAlo, NJ Y. jan7-dAwiy
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Good News from the Mines.

ST. LOUIS, June IA.
Mr. swinburne, Agent for Messrs. Rus
selPs Company OF miners, at Pixies Peak.
brings favorable adyices from the mines. INC
yield ofgold is heavy, and persons are making
from twenty to twenty-five dollars per day,
Claims, heretofore considered worthless.
have suddenly risen to an immense value
Emigration ispouring in, and prospecting, in
on. W
Snow has disappeared in the mountains
Horace Greeley was expected at Denver
GIty' the day after Major BusselpS express
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Arrlval Of Gao nrnrland MniI.

~. bouIs, juno II, midnight.
The Overland Mail, with dates to the 2Sd,
has arrived here
A primary election was held at San Fran,
cisco, for choosing delegates TO the Demo.
cratic state Convention. II was understood
That Ia OF the 10 delegates chosen are In "a.
vor Of Mr. Nugent for Governor.
Fourteen conyicts had escaped from the
state Frison' by cutting series Of holes, Is
by % inches, through the partition walls of
the cells, two and half thick; thence
through the outer wall, three feet thick.
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Grain Market.

Cincinnati Markets.
OfSofSNATI, June H.
Flour 6rm. &c 9O@7.OO for superfne.
Whisky 25%@2556
Provisions buoyanL Mess Pork Sl6.25
al so.
Corn active at s2@s3
Rye in fair demand at 80,
Barley dull at 60@63.
Oats, 57@5S for prime.
Lard III
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The Gardner Claim.

NEw YoRK, June IA.
The Government has recovered the claim
OF $780, GOO from the estate Of Gardner, the
iorger Of Mexican claims, and the money
has been paid over.
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INDICATED
Strengthening Plast ers Il

THESE Plasters are excellent remedieA
In cases OF pain and weakness in the tide.
breast or back also rheumatic affections eouglN,
asthma, sprans, bruises, and kidney or spinal see
tlons; The ATniea, GAlbanum, Pitch, Poor Mans
ana hemioek Plaslers, are manufactures Of various
slzesi on KID or CLOTH and Poor Mans on paper by
S. A. GRIFFITH,
81, Broadway, Cincinnati.
and supplied to dealers and druggists on As Rood
terms as any manufacturers In the United states.
mh9-6m
l4- LUNCH every day, at the metro
outan," at 10 O'Clock. Apra
q BOXES Lemons IN prime order, iust