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, 1860-07-21

fthey fairly and faithfully represented the State
they would n crit and receive tue commenda-
tion 6f all good Democrats, mud that the party
would be compensated in the resulte which
would follow. knew il by treacherous schemes
and gambling resorts they betraye ed their trust,
practiced ut home, they would expose to the
world tier own per6dtous natures, and des-
t,oy themselves forever, and defeat their fur
thcr pnwer for mischief at home und abroad,
aud that the Democratic party Of New York
could afford unbounded compensation for q
consummauon 50 devout1y 10 be wished. In
short, ! saw they would have the power. I
il, and they had both. The power they might
have exercised 30 as to have given life, health
and Joy, and upquestioDed success to the demo.
cratic party Of the State and Natinu. But they
chose tn exercise it in an opposite direction,
and now let them prepare for the responsibility
which they cannot escape. They have, thatthey
might advance the selfish purposes Of = corrupt
clique, with malice aGorelhoupht, wickedly and
wantonfy committed the crime-tet them stand
up in the worlds pil1ory ind suffer the penalty
due to falsehood, treachesy, ingratitude and
baseness. Cheers. When threw my whole
soul info nj effort 10 ucife the democratic party
OF this State. determined if it was finally un-
successful, because Of the bad conduct Of this
trading combination. that would never again
make an effort to unite the party With such ma
terial in it. That effort at union would hare
been crowned with complete success but for
them, for the ranks Of the party had closed up,
and tue masses hailed defircrauce from inter.
null division and etrift, as q proud day in their
countrv's history. but, they hare torn open
again its wounds to subserve their oWn selfish
schemes, and now let division be tie order Of
the day until these faithless "politcal gsmb.
lers" are driven without tae pale Of the demo-
cratic party forever.
So Totally abborred they are, that VIC shall
sooner attain success without than with them,
aod We have proved now to the satisfaction Of
all, how win the attempt for party to repose
upon such rotten foundations, aud hereafter
their power will not be courtsd, nor their nc
cessilies rewarded by Deuocratic administru-
tions. No, shali hereafter make no effort for
union where they are to he recognized, but war
upon any fuctioa under their treucherous rule,
and nothing but faction will follow their lead.
Twice have rousht cl tn ALPINE. glen.
In IstAcs, but whca CINE again,
1c Tie with banner, brand Al d 31w,
A. leader seeks hf1 mu1tA1 foe-
The meeting was closed With grand melee,
several Douglas men having made their way
into the building in body, when the irrepres-
s:ble conflict at once began, and continued un-
til the police put the belligerents to flight.
ave are all Democ.ats"
, 1860-07-21

Rev. Dr. Young Of Monmouth, Is expected to preach IN
the Ualted Presbyterian Church corner of Je,on md
Washington stree tomorrow 1t ths Visual hour Al a1e
Invited. Sets free.
Church of the Observation-Disclosures Eplscopa.-on
Ok stzee4, the cozner of WeA n D., i opeu for
Divine terviee every Sunday 1t 10 O'clock L. NJ and TX
o'clock P. II. sand.y School 1t 2. II. Rev. William
Fulton, Rector.
-Rev. Mr. Numsord Of Detroit VII preach Il the Un.-
t&san Church ON Warrington street. too.uw morning md
evening.
There villbe religious services On the at.eet corner
Van Buren AID Clinton. West see to morrow. nsP,A,
The Rev. 4. Il. Henderson will prxaeh in the Union
School House In West Chicago tha Milwaukee Pink
Road. It O'Clock P. II. 70 MORROW.
The Rev Nj. K1dder Of Vermont win preach i. H5ds
Park n O'Clock, Pm.
-Rtv. Thonas shetasd viii preach morning md cyen
| inssa the Calvary Church u the Orphan Aay,um-
-na Fourth Qaaktaiy Meeting e8 ths ladlaaa st7ss
, 1860-07-21
THE DOUGLAs PLATFORM.

The Times asserts that we do not give the
Douglas platform adopted at baltimore, cor
rcctlg. We have request to make Of the
T;n,ts, viz; that it publish the platform re-
Gently adopted by its party friends at Balti-
more, without tic omission Of single reso-
luton. It has not done so ye!; and We prom
ise that if it will, .our quotations from that
document hereafter shall bs taken from tue
Times Until it does publish its own platform,
the public will be very apt to place but little
reliance in any statement it may mnke con-
cerning this or that version Of tho Baltimore
resolutions What says tue Ttmesf Will 1t
give us tho Douglas platorm-precisely as
nGopted at Baltint re-?
, 1860-07-21

The Chicago Times does Lot ye: DANF: to ltt
lis readers see what its candidate for Vice
Presid mt, uerschel y. johnson, said about
Popular Sovereignty and stave Code, four
reeks ngoNor has it yet published ccmple:c
the platform Of its faction. 1t has carefully
suppressed tho Wicklif slave code plank,
which Douglas in his letter Of acceptance took
especial pains to single out and unqualitiedly
endorse. Such conduct on the part Of the
Times is not Only cowardly. but positively dis
honest towards tho members Of its own fac
, 1860-07-21

On Thursday morning last we published the
resolutions adopted by the late Douglas Con-
vent;on at Baltimore, as the platform Of that
faction Of tho Democracy in the present can
vaes. The Times Of yesterday copied the first
Of these resolutions, for the purpose Of denying
that it constitutes portion Of the platform,
It is in these words:
"That inssmuch Is differences Of opinion
exist in the democratic party a. to the nature
nnd extent Of the powers Of q Territorial Legs
lature, and as to the powers and dutie. Of Con-
grees under the Constitution Of the United
States over the institution Of slavery within the
Territories:
!. Hz.oiotd, That the Democratic party will
abide By the decision Of the Supreme Court Of
within tile Territories"
The Times admits that the other resolutions
a. published in the Press AND TRIBUNE, con-
sttutes the Douglas platform. We repro
duce one Of them to give the Times an oppor-
tuuity TO compare it with the above, mud 10
ask that paper if it does not comprise nll that
is contained in this, together with declara'
ton in favor Of sl2yc code. Here it is:
Axsolped. That 1t is in accordance with the
Cincinnati Platform, that during the existence
Of Territorial Governments the measure Of re-
st.ictiop, whxtever it may be, imposed By the
Federal Constitution On the power Of the Ter
ritorial Legislature over the subject Of the do;
neatic relations, a. the sasne has ben Or s.1A
Itrtaft<- be d<cidsd ty TIE Supreme Court Of tn.
Uattsd Stakes, should he respected BY all Eood
crt,zens. and enforced sc1th Prosnptnrss and fd<t
ity By ere.v pos0er Of thu FdeaI Go0e'nnafnf.
The resolution rcpudiated by the Time
pledges the party 10 "abide By the decision o
"the Supreme Court Of the United States ove'
",he institution Of Slavery within the Terri
otories;" docs this resolution. which The
Times admits is part Of tho platform Of it
party, pledge it to anything less than that
Does it not do more-does it not. in the decla
ration that the decision Of the Supreme Court
in the premises, "shall be enforced will
"promptuess mud fidelity by every power
"the Federal Government" pledge both tb'
Legislative and the Executive branches Of TIL
government to the enactment and vigorous en-
1oFcement ot territorial slave code? viii TIL
1noes answer this p!ain question:
, 1860-07-21

~ One hundred and thirty.nine students
have presented thenselves for examination,
desiring to enter the next Freshman Class Of
Harvard College. Among them sEe = son Of
Abraham Lincoln, and George WashinGton.
vhn desceuded from q: a:brother Of the first Pres
ident: one candidate Is from Texas, being the
i,rst representative Of that Stats who has en-
tered the UniversitJ.
, 1860-07-21

We have Tor sale tile National Republican
platform, printed with border, on nice, finc
paper, in handsome style. and co1reaient size
for mailing, and surmounted with beautiful
esgle. Probably there is no better document
10 circulate among the people. Price dime a
dozen or GO cents per luo. Pastage extra.
, 1860-07-21
THE LIFE OF
.fBK.4N.HvW LXyT'COL.T
IS NOW READY,
In 1s compact Pamphlet OF % dsub1e column pages

Campaign Document,
In 70 compact and cheap tha4 with suitable effort
reaeh every voter In the Northwest before the eampxu ia
oves has been a.rd With g1eat ere and may be
considered rellabs and suhen narrative Of the Lie OF
AutAHA4 I1zoozz-embracicg ao the substances Of hls
debaea with Mr. Douslss IN 1879, and comr1ste history
Of ttat remarkable campaign. Read the following tab.a OF
CONTENTss
CHAPTER I-E4.1T 11r1-
FaFsn,t-en 6ny Child = dvef,e C:reamasne.s
ssn sehoei. M F!.y ley. Ase-Rsnev.l to .nd'Ha- ~
hood-The Fzs1 Great su17ow-cha1acter Of hi, Muhet
Hs32x f o
Preachers.
r, CHAPTER ia lIK.1oy4n + r. 11Ises ,;t,, w.
@ sSc 1nat1 s q ot tae Loceia F4n
Baiid * Log csbla aai N.kios Kss.-synbos. snt %
CHAPTER Ill - FLAT BoAr4Ax -CL11k- 1xD14x
Flat poat. ,nd Fla. postn.as Commercial n.von,,on
essR ef e. H.
70 rev O'leans-Tskes ckarxe Of Stute ard Mi! NJ
lie Black Hawk war v.lunterzs-tleeiea Capt ID
Volunteers Second and Thhd lime-Ths Va Endtd-
hethfn nome.
CHAPTER 1v-M1rcHAAT-suKvETon-1r
LAwxKR.
Lincoln Candidate for the Legis1Af vote Of New
salen1-Nt1ehant ASAtn->tuales Englah Gr7mpAr-
D.pnty euftcyor-EIe:tedt to the Legislature -DouR1as
Opinion Of Lneofn-Tbe true lest = Gen ut-studles
Law and removes TO opIlnxdeld-A 5eRinfsctnes-
MS First Speech al O. p!eKOn of Illinois for
Twtntv ea1s -LlncoIn recognized ~ 4 LeadeE-iwtce
fe receives tn vote his Party Tor .reaker-Sumna.y
Of his CAREER In the State LeGtlatute-
CuAPrER
Receives to devote h1m>ef to trofeseon-The rre4i
dettIa anva Of l3l1-1spaced the Electoral iekes
-fitst Contests with D 1uRlaf- The Law A81fu-Sone
Of lincon's ehsrA.ta,!Atlcs Lawyer-Hs Marriage
The Canvas oI lstt-l+ axan pa:ed on the Fleco1G
II Discussions with Calhoun tof kan4as notoretyJ
Ills Speech on the 'Taii6 6-speechca in lrd ana.
CHAPTER yI-Ia Cason1ss
Unanimously nr 20: GEesedH oppoL Petet
Cartwright -UnpuceLted Malothy-tniefa Couk1es-
A Brilliant Array OF 0etA NhMes "a lors sten& Mhlk
Keeosd-The Me1iean Was-Lncoln vo es for Ill the
Supp1y Bls-Ptoo{4 from the Kecord-The position nj
the WkiS tAIy in fefaiton to the Mexican Was-Ash-
nuns Kesolutfon-Prteett Leaders Of the D<m1ctacy
on tbs Mexlean War-S:avery in the District Of Co
1umbsa.
CHAPTER VII ...-.
Reason for Re,!rnk om * s:rte Canvass Of 1851
--epa' Of the Missouri Camprt mise-A2Aln In Politics
-Encoun&e.a With DouKfas-RttEeat If the " Little
Qiani"--An Opposition leksstuIe-E'eet!on Of u. s.
be. atLT-Asgnanimous conduct Il Ar- Mneoln-QE
i1aton Of the Republican Party In ullnos-spsech II
1851,
CHAPTER VLI-TEx ExAAso' IA1 Coxrrs1 wI1u rora-
1A58.
, 1860-07-21

We hare issued campaign biography Of
the Republican standard-bearer, IN style
SO compact aud cheap thai, with suitable
effort on the rart Of clubs, canyassers and local
committees. it may reach erery voter III the
Northwest before the campaign is orcr. 1t is
pamphlet Of Sc pages, Of close type. double
columns, and in the style and shape Of the
campaign life Of Col. Fremont, issued in 1856
1t has been prepared with great care. and it
may be considered q reliable and authentic mar.
rative Of the life OF ABRAHAM Llxco1K,-enl-
bracng also tho substance Of his debates with
Mr. Douglas in 1858, and complete history Of
that remarkable campaign. 1t has been The
purpose OF The writer to make it The document
Of the times. A copy should be placed in tie
bands of every man in the Northwest who can
read the English language. For the purpose Of
giving il the widest circulation We will furnish
it ut tue following reduced rates:
Single copies. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. cents.
Ief ao1en ......-.s..s"...-...ss ~" Ecots.
ter nunuteo. ....-.-...."-...-..s..-. - ~
Ief lnousano.-... .-........---...-'...--. CIV w
When ordered By nail, one cent each aust
be added for postage. Send in your orders.
Address, Press aud Tribune, Chicago, Illinois.
, 1860-07-21

The WEsr SIDE W1pE-AwAkxs-The West
Side Wiue-Awakes are to turn out for drill and
torchIight procession on Monday evening.
, 1860-07-21

In aoother column will be found IN an
nouneenens of the accession to the support Of
Lincoln and Hamlin Of two distinguished Doug
las Democrats Of Wisoonsin,
, 1860-07-21
Proceedings OF the National Hcpublts
Gan Convention.

ENA
We have few hundred copies left Of our
pamphlet edition Of the late Rerublicau Con-
venti,n. It is rtr5at;m report ofthe proceed
ings aud speeches, and embraces the official
roll Of delegates and alternates from al the
States and Territories, with tue Pest Office ad-
dress Of each.
Every Republican should preserve copy OF
the proceedings Of Convention that will be
memorable in American history. Send in your
orders.
The price Of the pamphlet, stitched and trim
med, IA rages in double columns) is centa
per single copp, 40 cents per dozen, or q per
hundred Postage extra.
, 1860-07-21

tE- Much complaint is made Of dangerous
recklrssness Of fast driving On Michigan
Avenue.
, 1860-07-21

~ The new Census gives Allentown. p.
epopulation Of e.oH. In 1850 it contained on1y
SITS souls, An increase Of more than 100 ner
cent.
, 1860-07-21

GET up CLUBS!
GREAT REDUCTION
Campaign Press and Tribune.

The besa Republican document sha. can be
distributed IN the West. during this campaign,
Is 1hs Chicago pnEss AND TRIBUNE In order
TO gire it broadcast circulation, il will be sent
in Clubs. from July LIST until al.er the Presi-
deHsial election, at the following greatly re-
dassa rates:
FOR TIE CAMPAIGN WEEKLY.
F1n+edeor*es. one address. 90
Flfsg COPIES, one address Is 90
Single cnPy. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
FOR THK CAMPAIGN TR1-WEEELY.
1tn copeA one addtess.-. 90
Twenty cop'ca one address. 70 90
q" Furnllh the Post Master with u LIT Of the uames
and by rec'Et av o: Congress- he Is obliged 10 ce.ver
the raperz from bundle stut to ono adtn4s.
n Moneyln Registered Letten sent At our s4sk.
Addrea FREES i TRIBUNE. Chicago. Ill.
, 1860-07-21

u 1t the Metropolitan Gymnasium at
kingsbury Hall tonight. comes of milo foot
race for the champions belt.
, 1860-07-21

TT We publish elsewhere the 1-,..~a,..
o' tae democratic state Convention Of Ken
tueky hsld at the State capital on 1s,h ip.t :.
will be seen that Douglas and squs.terism w..
utterly 1epudiated.
, 1860-07-21

LAST N1cur.-Those capital vocalists Woods
Ministrels, appear at kingsbury Hall for the
lust time tonight.
, 1860-07-21

t~The Cleveland PIaiadealer complies from
the Blue Book" list of nearly 600 Peunsyl.
yaniAas holding Office by the appointment Of
Prexident Buchanan - -.
, 1860-07-21
The Wheeling Tragedy,

The WheelInE Tragedy.
in ,b;. county from m induest on the hodv nj
- .1.-.s.. ,ah, n-a,,, L;,,.a t....
the unfortunate man 'onn nfo"o' Ah4eo oy tne
wretch McEuroe, now IN jail here. The exami~
nation showed the facts to be mainly ps before
stated BY ua.
Abon: eight o'clock on the morning Of the
1sth ;c.t The deceased, q laboriuR man who
.0'n '1'.'' A1' A-.
mas WORKED 1of 1as"efS III "heelng ano fa4s-
tine for the past two or three years, was walk
;,r +ovard ths de,ot at Dunton Stntion When
-
within lew foos oi H. ne was aecosseo oy tnsS
Stephen acEnroe, a!lds Stephen Alphin, a ia
borinp man also. who few days previous had
-. J;..,.~zaa hvMr Ean,;ro,t a,;,,. ,o,,
oeen olsen1gea ~ nj. Ae"',so.t'a MIX ueal-
er at Wheeling, who CAME running up to him
snd se;zino him roughly by the collar. accused
him of h.Iino a dollar of hi. money nrovn
H'1 y. n@'s s ".o""
kind. Without further conversation. McEnroe.
With IN open pocket-knife which be had in his
~. f n.N. 80. r-"... ~, ~ - 80.
nsna' s'aooea oto"n 'oas ''ne' Win Inc small
blade, n one OF the stabs, the knife penetra-
ting into tho right ventricle Of The heart.
Drown 'e, 20 INC earn ano neenroe neo' out
"as pursued oJ bystandeFs VINO had witnessed
the deed. The murderer finding himself close.
II nres.ed rsr, ;nto a horsa ocrrn;ad hv H.
Aa".s ana seefeted himself under oed. lie
was, however, aoon dragged out from his hiding
pfeca and brousbt to- this ctv in tho f;r.t trn;n
I'D ,od,ad :. e., ~. III c."Nr 800.
4u3 4o1ke. :: ~ !a", ~ oepug onetau oconeio'
bsown died at eight O'Clock +. n. of the same
day.
The noost ;n+an,a +o,nan....r..:.
vicinity. which. indeed IA, mt far frono find.
;no m or,hre.t so n,rch wax. ~ .;,;..n,; :.
coneaa bv tha dst;hsxa,a,ana - A.. -. NJ.
,a.1 motive ~ ,ha ,na,d.~sn =, -
Ao VI |a0 .""tue ~ unAno"n'
bro"n is represented hy all IN that town to
hive been quiet man, having little if any &C.
ouaintance with The murderer
IL @ Inc oeue1 'nas AcEnroe mtstook Brown
others think tba real cause lies IN hi, hIaoa-
, 1860-07-21

s5y Snurleyoto makes "the little daughter
of-souebody mentioned" responsible for
willful and cruel pervers'on Of facts with refer
ence to the Joliet excursion. It would seem
that spite had reached its furthest limit in the
ma1igning of Sunday School e1cursions-
, 1860-07-21

D- Rev. Wm. II. Spencer breaches ct the
Nigwam tomorrow afternoon, ut o'clock.
, 1860-07-21

B Ailler's Hair 1nEigorater-the best in
use 8. T. H:aekley, agent, 500 State street,
ia90-8m.
, 1860-07-21

" "'I' ne seen BY Our dispatches from New
1ots' 1nat The Chicago Zonaves lett that city
aor oos'on last evening. Their exhibition drill.
1t t1ae Academy Of Music Oh Thussd.y. 1as IT.
tended By an immense andie,c. "S
, 1860-07-21

~ The city is dull One contract with our
readers is to reflect the state Of the city. We
ask our readers if NC have not fulfilled our con.
, 1860-07-21

~ O. =. SfRfF.sT, Adrr.ts-9 Acsns, g DAarhovn4s.
T. auhot+-l to rereiss Adsti=ats (ar sAts asd all
kA1 ling Ptp-v1 Of !h- -FrrtA H'tff. jAl.ba04y
, 1860-07-21
Secretary Board Of Education.

~ The Executive Committee of the Young
Mems Republican Club will meet at The Com
mittee.room in the Wigwam, on Tuesday eve
ming July cath, at II o'clock. 4 punctud at-
tendance is requested.
f. S. WILLIAMS, Chm.
T.r Tr,v,,p Qont.
, 1860-07-21

e Just received, the finest stock Of In
ported Segars erer brought to this market, at
Oakley's, kiussbur5 Block. jyl0let
, 1860-07-21

~ The Illinois Central has in use 113 loco
motives, Michigan Central ss, the Pittsburgh.
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Sc; the Michigan
Southern 81. The largest number owned BY
any road is the outfit Of the Baltimore and
ohm o35
, 1860-07-21

A FLAr1ER1xa Tks41noS1AA.-"Tomuy." the
young Japanese beau who has made himset' so
popular in this country, has been uaing Bur.
rett's celebrated "Coeoaine," and likes it 80
well that Re has sent the following order for q
large supply. We hare seen tho original Of
this letter. It is written in q fair and bold
hand, and is signed With the name Of the writer
in both English and Japanese. Accompanying
the order Was full length photograph OF Tom,
my upon Wishing card. This testm oniai to
the merits Of the excellent hair oil Of Mr. Bur
natt IN ouite 4 fiatteFinr onn.
, 1860-07-21

ILLUSTRATED PArEns.-Copies Of the daily
1ines showing tha 1unts Office With Snorl<youm
in the foreground, may be had at their counter.
Call for Friday mornings issue.
, 1860-07-21

WAS1En.-A young lad, aged about Is, of
genteel appearance, who said he belonged to e
Sunday School on the West Side, and who vol
unteered to sell some excursion tickets on the
cars last Tuesday morning, is requested to call
ut 9G North Franklin street.
, 1860-07-21

PERsoSAL.-Anong the recent arrivals at the
Richmond House, we notice the namesof Dr..
G. II. Evans, surgeon Of the Great Eastern,
Rev. George Cough Gullins, Ireland, Capt.
Giles aud family Of The u S. Army, James
Leslie Of the Philadelphia Journal, Hon. E. D.
Mcpherson Of Missouri, and Dr.. Thos. W.
Evans and family Of Paris.
, 1860-07-21

hfT foRK. Junt 4, 1880.
.Ios.pA Burnett d. Co., Roston: us some
Of your Coeoaine. It is good. I wish for
twenty or Thirty bottles and take to Japan,
TATE1sH 0xo5ERo, tToxxr.)
-Raston Daily Journal.
, 1860-07-21

w Rev. Mr.. Chidlaw, known and loved By
all the Sunday School children from Maine to
Minnesota, is in the city, and will address the
little folks in their MASS meeting at the Wigwam
, 1860-07-21

TIE WEA7uER.-We had showers yesterday
with southeast wind and the atmosphere be-
came sultrier aud "muggier" than before
The day closed most swelteringly.
, 1860-07-21

TOR PIXIES PEAk.-The under
A3ned PREF s.ed 70 ofer for s,s ne-1y nrensxi
QUARTZ PUtV EKlZ6K, tDuBuls PaieAtl estrcEAly
a!ap1eo for r1es Ptak: ons tar conblae+ ,he qn.ts
Of Beng Llkht: Cheap. Ha.lg Aanaxxd ana pCKAntE:
oaly $50 a1d wetxhsbu ian pouul' md can be packed
In the mountains mules, Rru worked Ill winter Nhous
wafer. Wa WARRANT this Nil Do .. pet cent. moro
wo.k. With The aana power Than The best stamp Mtli.
Ne prepared to gufu his kind OF l IT sfIe
also the be- mscainery under thA ssnt, foF
exashtnx iron Ore or Mxcaa1mttlpx ST. nc.
tuAch.ne may be In operation tie Machine Shop
Of Mf Moses P.k street, West tdGe, address
post o1ca boz 1889 Ch4caxo, Illinois, for u1tner infor
nation.
T. i. nu bot4 DUBOIS + ACsTIN
IA Aunu, 1f7c7.E.0AWty
, 1860-07-21
IMPORTANT TO GRAIN BUY


u
Va ire informed that WlLBUR II DAVIS. OF Carmel.
Maine, haa oNt7!nedA Patent dated March IL Fs61 tot
Wse aauzs Tip, Il eEed impspssn,snt up A.
ior ns prot sA.n Of ths toes o. Boots ~!
Mitchell, January :th l Ana and reissuc ueeeub<r nh.
1ooe.
all TIPS nAjs Under snd DAVIS Patent infrnxes upoa
A11cnxI1:s Patent, and hAA night na.e
them without license from the untefs xned. OF
tald Mitchell.
Th4i parties may net be m!ied. hereby xEve notl,s
that ahA prosecute Ill pes,nA Who xii Tpa
rn4le unieF tue patent Of said WILbUER ". DAVIS
w1lhnut hean.e from us. CHASE. MCKINNEY Il 60,
Boston, Juos "a ls60. ty+eGb44tm
, 1860-07-21
LOCAL MATrEkS.

BG Go 10 John Jones, 11s Dearborn street
4nd get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and at prices to suit tho
ti{ne1.
, 1860-07-21

HAarEn FOE AUGrsr.-The August number
Of Harper contains Thackeray's celebrated lee
ture on Gearge L., being the first Of his course
the -Four Georges; new story by Anthony
Trollope; an interesting article OF: "Japan,"
compiled from Olirhants book on " China and
Japan" besides the usual amount Of miscela.
neous reading matter. For sale By McNally j.
Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1860-07-21
CITY,.


Furniture Betsea q, Silver iated Ware ETC., by Gil
ncss & Sampson, e Like street, =. a4 o'clock.
, 1860-07-21

ANOTHER MunpER,-Whois Is not hearing daily
Of accidents resulting from the murder lights,
Burning Fluid aud Camphenes. The young
lady at The City Hotel is dead, literally burned
to death By the murderous fluid. Ali re who
are heads Of families should Danish such dan
gerous lights by calling upon G. L. Noble at the
sene Lamps, which will not explode, and which
will in short time pay for themselves by tho
great economy over all light giving materials,
Call 1t lea Clark street, between Washington
and Madison streets. ivo1 ot
, 1860-07-21

TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
l. Steam Flou1Ink Viii In Fulton CITY. Whtse.ldes
County. linei-. The Mill ha* three Of fe*t ineh
t.o run can make hundred barrel. Of Flour II twenty
four hours and the hu2k II ta The fourth u
Bn'r,. THIS Mill has 4 large Custom Wofk. and any
4m9uat 1f Iaeas ean Se bosxnt u " A Ihs Chsaks
TO ST. Louia New Qt This Mill built BY and
for Of the fru Of ThomaS Bradford to- Who has
Of the
BEST ARRANGED AND MOST CONVENIENT
3s OF It's size ID tho WesAad everything In the best Ct
order. Part payment wilt he taken 10 rial estate In Cn
einnatl v.e1nty For further Inf fuaton appiy to
JOAN FLACk, !. the Mill. ora
.. JOHN BRADFORD,
5y4x3W 50 Na1nut street. C1nclnuat1, Ohio.