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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-27
1)plititol.
From The Hastings min. Democrat
LINCOLN'5 PICTURE.

LlNCOLN'3 PlCTU RE.
Written in behalf Of several leading ropub
leans, and respectfully submitted to the par
3, by JonS Quop Jr.
Tell us Of his fight with Douglas
How his spirit never quails;
Tell us Of his manly bearing,
or his skill in splitting rails;
Tell us he's second Webster,
Or, if better, Henry Clay
That he's full of genial humor--
Placid as summers day;
Call him Abe, or call him Abram-
Abraham It's all the same
Abe will smell us sweet us either,
We don care about the name.
Say he's capable and honest,
Loves his counry's good alone;
Never drank drop of whisky
Would know it from stone.
Tell again about The cord-wood,
Seven cords or more per day;
How each night he seeks his closet,
There, alone, to kneel and pray.
Tells us he resembles jackson,
Save he wears a larger boot,
And is broader cross the shoulders,
And taller by u foot.
Any lie you tell wen swallow
Swallow any kind Of mixtures;
But, oh don t, we beg and pray YOU
Don't for God S sake, show his picture
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-27
AUCTIOMEERINC.

WM. W. ALLEN, Auctioneer, will attend
w to sales in any portion Of the county,
and respectfully soliciis a share Of the public
patronage. His charges are moderate. All
orders left at the Sentinel" Office, or directed
to me at Rockville, will be promptly attended
10. dec left
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-27
Fresh Meats,

on very moderate terms, FOR CASH lie
will bring meats into the village every Tues
day and Friday mornings.
Persons having Beeves, Calves, Muttons,
Lambs, &c. for sale, will always find a market
for them at his place, and the highest cash
price paid. THOS. J. GARDINER.
mar lift
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-27
school Hours and Exercise.

Mr.. Edwin Chadwick, who was APP
pointed by the British government to in
qure into the excessive labor Of young
persons in the cotton factories, has gone
further, and the results he obtained led
him to propose measures which were in
part executed, for reducing the working
time Of children under thirteen years of
age to six hours per day, aud for insuring
their attendance at school the residue Of
the time, say three hours. The children
under this provision are called " half
timers" and it turns out, according to
Mr. Chadwick's Investigations, that in
we'll conducted schools their attachments
are quite equal 70 those of the "full-tim-
ers," who attend school six hours daily
while in aptitude for the application Of
their knowledge they are said to be su.
perior. AS they gain in bodily condi-
ton by the reduction Of their physical la
Dor, so they do in mental condition by
the reduction Of the time devoted to
mental labor. The remedies recon-
mended by this gentleman are the reduc-
ton of the ordinary school hours by
one-half, and the devotion Of them either
to manual labor or gymnastics.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-27
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
IA
ROCKVILLE Hill; Maryland.
PERRY TRATL, Pronrietor.

FlNfIE undersigned having leased the above
4 establishment, which is now undergoing
thorough repair, would respectfully solicit a
continuance of the patronage heretofore so lib
orally bestowed uponit. lie assures his friends
and the public generally, that every effort, on
his part, will be made to contribute to the ease
and comfort of all who may favor him with
their patronage.
HIS TABLE will always be supplied with
the best the market affords; and at the Bar
will be found the choicest brands Of Liquors
and Segars.
THE STABLING attached to the house is
large and commodious, and as none but atten-
tive ostlers will be employed, persons stopping
al his house may rely upon their horses being
well attended to.
ge5~ His charges will be very moderate.
fec loft PERRY TRAIL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-27

E4'- An old Grccian philosopher adj.
vises all men to know themselves. That's
advising good many to form low and
disreputable acquaintance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-27

To MEASURE Hay IN THE STACK. 49,
More than twenty years since ! copied
the following method Of measuring hay
from some publication, and having veri-
fed its general accuracy, have both
bought aud sold by IL, and believe il may
be useful to many farmers where the
means Of weighing are not at hand
Multiply the length, breadth, and
height into each other, and If the hay is
somewhat settled, ten solid yards will
make n ton" Clover will take from ten
to twelve yards per ton Milne Turner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-27
GOOD EATING g. CAPITAL DRINKING
Al
KILG0UR'S SALOON,
R o CLviIJo o. ri q.

~Mz0 THE subscriber returns his sincere
Ess rs Acknowledgements to his numerous
<Ex n patrons for the liberal patronage be-
(MS n slowed upon him from the opening
SSSMy of his establishment, and respectful
ly solicits a continuance, assuring them that
no pains will be spared, on hispart, TO merritt,
He would also inform his friends and the
public, that he has refttcd his establishment,
which, for style and comfort, will vie with
any house of the kind in the cities.
Lovers Of GOOD OYSTERS will always
find at his establishment the best the markets
afford, and his Bar will always be supplied
with the best Of Wines, Liquors, Malt Drinks,
Segars, Tabacco, &c.
lzS~ His charges very moderate.
feb l8-tf JOHN A. T. KILG0UR.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-27
NEGROES WANTED.

q THE subscriber wishes to pur-
~ chase any number of likely YOUNG
UAH n EGROES of both sexes, for the
-2 Southern market, for which he will
pay the highest prices.
Having purchased the establishmentin Alex
andria, Va, recently owned by Mr. George
Kephart, he'is prepared to receive negroes in
care at the usual price Of board.
Owners of slaves will find it to their interest
to consult him before dsposing oftheir negroes
@ae- WIZ. Il. HICKMAN, Of Medley
District, in this county, is my authorized Agent
for the purchase Of slaves.
CHS. NJ. PRICE.
Rockville, Md, Feb 10, 1859.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-27
BUTCHERING.

r-A THE subscriber having located
eJ& 81 himself about half mile above
UH Rockville, on the Frederick road,
and erected a slaughter house, would inform
the citizeas OF Rockville and the county, that
he will at all times be prepared to furnish
a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-27

Eo- Why is a man climbing up Mount
Vesuvius like an Irishman who wishes
TO kiss his sweet heart
Because he wants to get at the mouth
Of the crater.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-27

EJ- The good heart, the tender feel
ings, and the pleasant disposition, make
smiles, love, aud sunshine everywhere.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-27
COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Esr. g. a. HARDING,

Practicing Physician,
NEXT DOOR TO THE "sEETINEL" OFFICE,
RoCKVILLE, Md.
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MIR. o'CoNoR's LETTER.

We publish below the letter of CnAs.
O'CoNoR, Esq, Of New York, addressed
to the BRECKINRrDGE and LANE ratifca-
ton meeting, recently held in that city.
Every democrat in this broad land ought
to read this letter:
, 1860-06-01
has been Il falling cd in tue demand, and The
market is yery quiet Prices rule as follows:


The rise Of temperature md fine ruins Of the
past wet k, have dissi1a.sd The fcars tuat the
previously hursh wea her Lad originated re-
apecting the growing croos. All vegetation
shows the beneficial change. Ercrythiov.
however, being backward. nuy na.es,ui cl,eck
to the nxurd course would b. serious. Surirr
Corn looks much tbc best, Wi,ya,. vhcther
autumpal or sprinc.rrown. bus 4 doubtful as-
pect. eepeciaIlF on liz c,a, lands. mnnv ri tho
outer rows having persisted, v It'll numerous "a.
cancies aud weak pIapts elsewhere. Sill there
are many pieces looking well on the friuffe
lrams. The meadows have much improved.
hut the scarcity of fudder vet nre,.ex IN r1n'
zie1s. and has rreu,ly ;ncrea ,ctl the consnTnn.
tion Of corn, The r-a:tion nuted INT week has
been ouly partially continued. sryerul nr;,,c;n.I
, 1860-06-01

BIZ TE1EfRAfH.j NV 11kx. MaY1 H.
RFLorR oprned quiet and closed Eathe ea<tr with p.r
moderate dem md 'pr nsrurti and lated
port T. Try. Sal-a n0 tts at &aoSosN ft eur III
stde ts-s@, 20 for exssa Stale cnI,ns 454sy:H !ns
cudins t+vtAt 1ef- ~ stod TAn !nrd I'D
as 4sE@366 '0F cltam0u to dinm wcrtcr n
ahpplnk aud. 1ffa toliD hop Ohio 4af.
Ii Il sug duff .td tic tetAe1cy downward. tar r
&3 iuf Dirun 10 cnoee exE2. Eve ur icady
Sua3i sl!ca. 4st94e0 tor to Oh lie sut,eraue
CuTu meal qulst aIs4 w:thout . ecislchanEr.
f8BnEy-b4e1tJ and uncIaLEtd. fAra 1s1 tfts 1t g
FLoCs-wh almasketoleGe dali and"l>e1 IL &c he Ter
md chi 10 spsinx 5i:e@t Is; laoo Nxsukre Cui.
4l1s IN rtoEr; 3oo red uthrn tlss and l2oI hnc
krnsueky, Si.56. Rye Q1irt ssG9l: 100 lush were
ported I'D s4Xc. oui ept c. tat cy au!s and uou
& ally much nGvd Com las sought after foF export su
sund thlpns xed wesr:n. c''.G leasy vt ihe inside
price 6DGssc Et. d. and ec fur smzI pare Is chnicA
wh X sSuutaeTn. 0Hs 0nty IN 4sHsec
Weatern. "a. atlan. and sta.e.
Ftos1atoxa. and unchanged: ts'es soo hh!s
:t77s e nex Me>s: L :, f,r oid Me- e fes tatn
old Prime including 10 hElr eas \: 10 Berf quiet
sAlcs 40 hs!s II 70 for country II me. o! oa ~ 1oE
country Mcss 70 GIN 80 for epaeked MrsA and $50
20 loI IT he's: Paine Mes. Beet dull md hang.
pfxa At for tams sHc for shoulder Beef h.ms
ou1l nd unco snred contnut dull and uueaauEed.
Lad ira sa1es 81 IN nj 1lLiK .nnd 80 TX. 1T.
nter aod UNCHANGED ~ thiu 1l nc
osocxk7 Thr4 trrnxe oi Coe" at nuct IN this n
cE comptst saEA lilo Of WI ch q were sd with
AKood tpt ls&ai3x, aseraae sH. 1mmtotzely II Ct
the BAt 10 b. e. werr AUD ko1n In o. the
l3x aud 7nd Pockets EAst 1adia II lsx A 1rivale we
learn sales Of bugs 1t and Is haxa
st2lntd St. Domingo 1t 19x cash. Sugar duh. Sales 100
hhda 1t sHe7Kc for cuta, and 7N27*c for Porto Aioo.
, 1860-06-01
Daily Review Of Chicago Market,

TuraspAr EVENING. May St. 1st0.
FRElGHTS- Weaker. sc4s. Conway. ant ,aup. Ia,
Gina cnln TO Buffalo II 4c. Scr Metropolis eo,u 10 Euf
fa1c onp.t-
FLoCR-Kecer'' &C. trls: shipped. l.4o Iris. Mar.
ket drm Sales were: 800 iris Su'h's Nil )" sptitg
I'm "n IS bsls rcuk!ns co at s5l5 del soo b,ls
''oenoa" 100 hss North STAR and 81 bss como* do
$500 del; leo blsSprine super 1t eitLs.leH.
CORN MEALS tags rrtoltc ut et..D del.
NHEAT-Rttc!lt4 30.a tu. Opened gull but closed
very hrm. sa:es were: 900 bu NJ. sprirs at
$os IN store: 10 hu do ii q in ttnre: 500 In do At
CLOG in store. s0o bu do nj *i06H In susr 500 bu do
At $o IN store Sales track br sample etc ~
ba 60 He'd nj tl.l6 track :0 In Club at e!11
los haRs No. Spring nt slosH 80 taez do e1o: ts
CoaNKsec!ps. u o. bu shipped. 1885, bu Market
3aG lowes sales were /. 100 bu No. teA1ly, nj {o In
store; ao ba do Al 4.xe In store COO bu DO at In
store 1900 br do II 4sc In ma hu do ut <;ac in
stores GOO hu do 4xc in st"rt 1900 hu do at &c In
stose; e0o bu do Ut 4kAc In store - In do It aGxc iu
sto1e; foo0 tu do Ut 4hc tn stoc l1tt tu No.
ID eofe 900 bu do ut 45c In aors; 81 bp IL trcted At
40:!n sto1e-
oATs-Eeceipts. l ,ea5 tu Market 1.u,. Sa.eswe,c:-
90 bu No. ut :rc IN a'ore; 20 tn do p t.; $50
bags do nt SIC Oh tack !; 80 tacf do ut SC del.
HTE-Hsecipts. ~ bu. Quiet. so bu No. ii 7oc On
trek.
BAnLET-kecelps.. lis tu. Market unchanged, s,,e,
-: bags No. II CO trek 20 ss+ 10 ut Gsc On
trx1k.
SEEDS-iieeclpts, $3.50 liz. tm thy In request With
taes ot Eth II lots 4: for chues No
inquiry for sthrr de*cr pliers.
H1GHWISEs-Reccrts, l, brl*. 20 lrl. city ut !.
100 bris do In lots at 1se.
ALC0H0t-4s4 soc per Ea.
rRDv1sIOSs-Ncss FoFk In demand At III;
LA3p-Scasce and nom nal at ioA@1:c.
TA1LOW-2,ooo lbs Enod country at9st..
u1DES-1secerts. A62l lbs. Aaske. weaker but M
change In 'atons Grren. :l@7E; Grtcn s.lted 73
Sc Dry Flint, 15k@l6e.
BuTTER-s pkes Ne~ Butter at eaG 1o,%c ), pkss do
hsi4tatc-
EGGS-4o bbtsaf eke PR dczen.
PoULTNY-L!Se Chickens, a:Ga7.es per ,!ozen Tur
key, s9sHe pr pound.
rOTATOES-Q ict Western III 1cd, 90 s0.; lJukcye.
3s9s1c; Hssaannoeks. 3:3sshc.
WH1TEF1SII-SisadT a,d arm. Stiles wrre; = 31rr.
fro hands, at &3,o for M. Trout. aua =, for 40
1Whttn.h.
M1LLsTrFFS-Duu 10 tons fair MIidlirssa 1t s,..o
On track tuns EE2n 1T eli 10 IN rack.
LIVE SrOtK-Ree.pts II. Cat 1e: % Hogs, Good
chipping cattle In better quest and shade hrne- On &C.
count Of the improvement IN New York. Hugs In good
demand and d. IN. salrs to-day wcsc:-
II Cxttt, averaging III. ~ at...... sxa
, 1860-06-01

NEW YoRK 1l1nE MAEkEr-MAy aS.-Thetc is
some activity in Dry Hides to-day. aud prices
sre quite firm, in ope instance IN advnncc bar
ing been paid. The Transactions comprise 1000
Buenos Asrcs, o5 lbs average, in bond. for Eu-
rope, at a5c cash 500 Southwestern at l:c. !;
mos. 5000 California, a3 lbs at aCsc, q mos
usual srlcction; 3f9 Mafacaibo, Aud u,0,m1 Du.
enos Ayera, on private tertns>
HonsEs IN NEw Yokk.-Tbe New York 7;mts
OF May Gath says: Salcs haye been good Tor
work horecs but few salcs OF .tlno horses hnvo
oeea made, Us the weather has bren bad FOR the
cxnih1t,on OF such stock. We hear Of one pair
o. coach horses sold at $3.50. Good business
horses have been Ho1d ut 200 aud $3.50 each.
But lev fast trottipC horses l."rc bern disposed
OF. One sold for $ftt', and sctcfaI Erod trot-
ting horFcs hare found sair Ut e:;;Spt1 fun
There has been gosd tlrn,nn'l for omnibus ind
raileoad horses. The Ice Companies l,ayo ulso
bern buying freerfrAt LUST wtsl's prices. from
$125 10 *i3n eHcl,. Good solid cart horsrs bring
the ssu1e ~ heretofore, from S1E0 tn $o0U each,
The demand fur saddle hor. ca has fallen off..
Most Of those on hand are held at lower rates,
Wool-Gooaalo l. Co. i {of C1eveland) Circu.
lar, without giving any definite quotations,
says:
The quictness whirh has prevailed in our
WOOL 1naskct for son,e time past. owing 10 the
limited stocks In huud. is pow bc,u,, sh.nrad
T. aclivi :, though prices ure as yet unsettled.
The usual number Of In, ers are tnukiux thcir
appearance with views >oinew iint conil.ciju, IA
to prices, unny cTamn1 that wou1s tnnsi h.
bought II &c below lust seur'a y rates. Sumo nj
the mors hbera];ones regard last years o,,cn ~
figures A quite satisfactory. From pr.srn, ~:
dscssions the wotls will bc taken vrry frve'y.
especially ffbolders meet tliu prices now f,ilsd
Of, and uwing 10 the uuusuai scarcity of money
in the West, co6ccseion will undoubtedly b.
made BY many growers rather than wa1t far
morc established ralcs. We do not look for
material change in the price Of our grades iron,
last year.
The New York Shipp;oo Lii sars.
Tha ;u.r;r. .,,;. ...,. ,,:.,
.hs ss,.s rara haa,, &c nas oeeh very fasr, md
s'aro t,,a;. ,.s,, ,.aa Tune SANht' uut buyers
I.1a. n,'t.;I. iaese nus beeh hut little
sra 1.,, ta1sa rnss aas 'auS Inc aa,es reported
80 49, ~ .ha .o ""enea anu nn"as.ea omEr1n at
.,,s,',h. IsS t'i, anu W!ec 'er the latter, 6
t:c ~ ces tan.oin'a' l6ez3d; parcel
49, Fe'Iu ~ sa'.otn'a, oa'es. 90 private terms
sn,1 n va.s s W"n on u: :.o"as - cent: Pulled
,I auu sisece oos continue aull, and Tor them
. s aAs .h ~ report ne sfaat generally is bet
''t 'no" - 49, oa' ID sun qo''e don.
M1twArKEE Markets. Mar :o.-rece;r,a I :.
Is? bols horr, 1919 bu wheat, 'va bu oats.--
n tttk
, 1860-06-01
One ffhc*e first elaSs prone lers w1e1yc Chicago eye1y
AuaDAl, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY cvenInga.a a4-,e

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN S1wlR CT CoaxaAo oxE1.s tFtrcEl-
'.hicsGh. ILL., Mas ~, l3"V j.
Sealed proeca vii b. Eceelvsda this oce until usou
On Thurlay, LIE 3lss Es 70: constructing the flto ~ux
Srw.Ea VIZ:
SOUTH DIST LIT.
The two 7n1 two and h.1f foot brick Fewer On
EAs. Taylor stree, f.om The r1yef to statt street.
NORTH DISTRICT.
The fur foat brick rwroa No tn Wells 'trret. firm
0ak to l..ron street: The tao brick CHI
caku Ivsohe, tscm Ctrk R1-h &sItet ant OF Supe-
1ior .tr. It. ron Clark 10 CAss street
WESr DISTRICT.
The xo foos brick sewers the following street, VIZ
IN Ias:ed street.. eetxeea Carroll ard I!ahe I'd.
50 nl1n knxf.
f+eaIares*. :" - Urb.afd.
tefxrs1l =
Citation h1tk.
Far pl n. .ai s.ec:a ason rqnre It tbs ofe., NJ.
IInd's Bhck rern:r Of Is4-iop1 "a Nafke sts e..
Sati-f4ro.y -ecnrstY f.: the thtul tetormanee Of the
wo viii bete4ursd Prop viii als ttsfe tne
Of lie sI1es ~uh II ei: crn* Mt 70 the fauae.
The Commissioners val reserve Tic right to 5e3ect x1y
rscpoeai Ut their u!sefrticu.
~ "~A - 49, J.B.wEBsTCR,
mys4c&ss.lw Acting Conf.
, 1860-06-01
ILLINOIS CENTRAL. ..,,,
l. ROAD

CHICAGO, BCl.LlAGlU-: 1:
~ QUINCY KAlLEpAE
PaAseuxer Tta!c. leave aEt i: ttt ..,, II ,w
Day Express 1eAvv< sis ~nn,'.,- .,csrc' .rv,>
y Pm sundays +xttTt1.- S:.h: E4rr.. ;s.vr. Wis
IT, a1uttlays t1cFiltl 7F:s:r 1:o An, rx-
certed. ntndpta arca1"1a'f am r,
excepted: arrives sis a.ns- >.nd1ss --1s:d.
8.hItarn. Anil III IStl y. y -|@ ~
, 1860-06-01
m. 3. General Convention.

BurrALo, May 81.-The proceedings of the
General Conference day have passed more OF
general interest than Of any day previous.
After tho transaction Of some interesting bu.
s!ness, the t1arsry report was taken up, and
Hessra. Slieer and Sewelt Of Baltimore, Dr..
Holdick. Nj. Cooubs Of Philadelphia. and 9 un-
ter Of Va spoke against the report, mud Messrs.
Hill and Kingsly IN favor Of it..
The substitute Of DR.. Durbin offered some
days ago was taken from the table aad rejected,
The question before the Conference was tho
adoption Of the third resolution in the msjoritY
report which Introduces a new chapter on sla.
very into the discipline in place Of the old one,
Various amendments we're offered and rejected.
At s O'Clock the main question was called; and
the new chapter adopted By Q vote Of Isl to 81.
, 1860-06-01

Dos1oS, May 31.-W. F. freeman L Sons, dye-
wood works At Newton, were destroyed BY IRE
this afternoon, tsgether with the va!uable ma.
chinery and q large stock of logwood- Lots
$4,000.
Three dwellings aud two stables were burnt
at H&-erhill this afternoon.
The silk store of Jackson / kimball, at Man.
chester, N. H., was robbed Of Is 900 worth Of
goods last nipht.
, 1860-06-01

OErAwA, May 3l.-The Supreme Court sd
jonroed this day, having disposed Of AL cases,
the largest docket which has ever been before
the Court. In the case of johnson vs- Stark
County. the judgment Of the Circuit Court WAS
reser:ed-tn1s Court holding that the Inv su:
stock and to issue their county bonds therefor,
WAS constitutional, aud that the bonds issued in
this cause we're regularly issued, and although
the county had NO authority to make them par
able in New York, they were not for that reason
soid bus imposes IN obligation On the county to
pay them at home the same as it no place Of
payment had been specified IN the bond.
There has never been q case before the Court
OF greater importance then this, considering
that the validity Of nearly all the bonds issued
by the several counties OF this State depended
upon it.
, 1860-06-01

Isro .Uf!rS North Of LhfeaEp Et8v L5usftr

Thssn elutal rural In, ii ground Is located On
the WHY ed t~ea Bav Il &d one mia beTond the
View Road Improves ents Of tpb+tantxl and tasteful
ehl1actcr esesEse aud oher p1arttnk handsome inco
otse Of ssont .Is sndsF eonsr4e c.re. Eautr arehi
In a graceful woodland undulaons pEonouncsd b IN
~, ~, der E.9 ehe emnta, ana,c.p- ...teaer
gr.u:ds re rins laid ont, uoequa'ed ia the In.
n,-tIac vctn:ty Of Chicago. sci. ctIons II lots
h Lug INSIDE. the survey ncosure Approach cum.
p'con FIR CONVEYANCE to tue tenerv aud i'll ntvsue-
u,u respecting It. Apply ii the ONE Of tha Company lem.
por7r1lY n M. l2tmen Blocs.
myls cst9st THOMAS 5. BRYAN, President.
, 1860-06-01
The American Tract SocIety

BosroS. Nay sl-The 46th anniversary Of
the American Traot Society was largely attend
ed last evening. at the fremont temple. Ex-
Gov. Briggs, President, in the Chair. The ex
penditures Of the year were f68,60o. The re-
ceipss we're &s7 900. The Society is free from
debt, with cast surplus of about Il 900. The
meeting wss bar.ntnious and the prospects Of
the Society are hattaFiuR
, 1860-06-01

New Yonk, May 3l.-TAe steamship Bremen
did not sail on the 10Th from Southampton, a.
heretofore advertised, and will not leave that
port before the 18th of June.
, 1860-06-01
N2t01 1OAF &k&AF NV11l II A
CUAS. l.. NOBLE. Agent,

m1:Aets.stn.t ~ South ci1s street.
HELA1BOLDS GENUINE PRE-
5s.aso4ns B., s ssgess SAHs!1 = /. ;,;ss.s.
HE$sSSE$s HEEsSISs |$' ||;SS'' +: +: 5ss:
EEES'; {$H$ g 8: ss S$s
HsfSS$E3Ss 6: $::s S:s:::' S5;s; S;$!,y
aEHaS EENa1s +; ncSM S' & & Sss: N:ss.isss. sS:'
I!EtMBo. RS I!1th!i tof !,ryn:3.. Of The skin.
tSS Ss$ (: t.: !: Il. r,<
18th y ~ ot .tentioa ,nd Horror Of society.
IL hSSH f fsf Esss:s. ella. 1ua
fsastEs- -E.SAtEs-sE EsSAtss-tEsAtEs EsAtEs
OLD OF SouTG G44iS StEK ANktsas HAnt1fe OF oos7EA
NA'>&' A'0 '1 they ARE or NO AVAIL.
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BucHU
Is THE VERY BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD
Fo, Ill incident the Sci. whether azius fp,
Ind scretinn, Habits 1t III sip7ton. or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFE.
srE sYAr1oA Apovk.
NO FAMILY ST ,ULD B. WITHOUT IT.
Iakeno MOTE E.lsam Mercar5 Uapleasant Medicine.
LOT IMP ea<ans Anu La sgerous DlkeHts.
uELABoLD's EXTRACT RuCHU CURES
SECRET DISEASES
r 19,s y ;as!F d na s:.ss, es.s. ~ E.ssn.s
AND no EXPOSURE.
Cse TELN1nLDS EXTRACT BUcHU for E1e.s<e,
a1.ssus tfom habits indu!gealn In
Hx !, Young AND oho.
And ,os 4: a.s,.ss sr:as to has. Sf Il
sni eas & afsA Fl SES Epst for a,.,
9!iffiss':ff susaG sff for :. al,
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether eus'tnE IN
MALE !! ca q. FEMALE, IL
From whatever Cause originating, aal no matter OF
HI" Long srArs,o1SG.
Al The ahoye de..s and symptom, adun. o, til. .sm.
trsasmsn. and may org nate ,iora ihe salnt cause
Read Reeds ReAd!
and odor. put lEnedsie in it, \. tlcn.
c fssSe;s h e. IL. 'f!s nE Ssb 4 ., h
duy s@on. do. sayth ii. eon,ssn. 40 ~
es as5 eos ,!sf3s
rs S~SE1 ,sa and ssisFf 81
il per b q u ior s. tssf:d q aoq ID
flEp4eo " II. +. HELABQLD.
Practical And Anal teal Chemist
40. lR South Tenth IT,, below Chestcu1, PhIla-
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
. AND UsPREc1fLED DEALERS
Who sndra.n.t 70 dl.nse ''os 7a11 ovs" sd "o1uz"
a:'ssa's:. e a'asIs: sss E:sss.;Ssss: - IT
:, S.tap2l1us.
Improved R6Ss N'x1h,
Sola % JNO. D. PARK,
No. ls4 / ake st.eat,
IFD ALL DRUGGISTS ErERrFHERF.
ASK FOE HELARoLD'S. TAKE no OTHER
Get out the advertisement and send for II,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
Extraordinarily
, 1860-06-01
MARINE X JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

j. ARRIVED. 81.
etmt tou Morgan Grand Haven. 10 lbs r'a.ts. to1
r ri. II Fuss VII "a. MusktRon Ia a Iunbrf
f"r AieFlans. no.inEtou, G1aLd 1zase:se. 20 m um.
rro, Rsctns, @ = asrat, : ( IL nalo. sanaries.
sc'r k"tcrt DutMs: lecuae. oeoGto; 10 U lumber.
sehr si<<d, i. uaf. Mutksxon. 10 n aaih.
schr '!o!d utrr Iurtaa oswtxo. tris water lime.
ss ssT Aatsnt M by p5
seAr i .se G.rrs WOOD s,aE III: a. soo q n Lumber.
s'hE avery. q ctten. nutalo, afeit-
81. Gea;:. MI dIsxa. !ooe iu%ss?. q, sa' nay
httlr sea Bride: sushrt lsatf.'o. hfhs,
ssr r., s'n:I t s,es:I pSS9 E
Srhr THU Epn. Ds,son. Cleveand, 81 cds wood.
I aa.nse 3esnsssa s%s us '
CLEAR ED MAYA.
st,ur Gazcl:e Butlsr. Milwaukee. sundrcs.
siMs Celuct. Morgan, Gtand Haven. * aaies mdze.
thig 0tA*A Warren. Muskexon. nxht:
M n Me,e1i a.t.sos * Joseps IS eb' -four
Brs Mendota,t ro>hy, Iunao. 1;.oN bu corn.
:ehr Fanny 0ardner M man, ts.uk.. 1850 bu ee,n,
h1 ssh1 kS4 SySsf isS. Ss son b. CON
SCR i'"1n:t ta.twicE, Marquette. lirhi.
sehr 7 tan. E,ion. 0..eso. Is :ss ID whe..
s.! ssss:s hs Sf.s .a5 f
.s;ssy .ssssy issf o. @ asa. 1905 bu e,
sr s 1rs9ps 1,r9 .ise Msc 1t, nei !, iEt
s,ar Taslor. Ky :; G*tsr ls.ys5. lg {.
sshr Jcm Dser stioE tnan, ktnC'ton. c. ", H. 40 tu
schr Lcadcr, Aooroe. port corburn, is 81 bu corn.
, 1860-06-01

BURLINGTON, Mar 3l.-Wiud northeast, Their
monetes 20. Cloudy. River On stand.
DUBUQUE, May 3l.-Riyer at stand. Clear,
Thermometer IS.
Ia SALE, May 3l.-Riyer feet On bars and
falling Cold and cloudy.