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, 1860-08-30

lCo7raaoadcncs oft e Frras and T1.bune.1
Toot'stocK, August -. 1850.
The grgat Democratic meeting il now III full
blast at this place. ,Jl1n Allen, Cameron AMI
Willard are he.e. The crowd il immense, be-
ing At fuir estimate Ut least ESQ, and at bigh
ene, so, ali told-Demo=re:s. Republicans.
Esllererett, DC. hare heard various Deno~
Gratis estimate the crowd Ut $50, md many, eTen
tue mos: enthusiastic, at about $50, which Is ali
they eau raise in Old Acueary, after just st1
months hard bsowicg.
You can set McIleary down for Old Abe al
1900 majority cure.
We will hare glorious time here on the o1st
Not ieBs taan six or eight Thousand will turs
GU. 10 hear the brave. gallant and libert5-loE
ing C.Ar, from tho alave State Of Kentucky.
Yuufs il hss.e,
e. ", CRA1G,
, 1860-08-30

MIR. Edxord Huntington Of Rome, who was
nominated for Elector for 0aeida County on
the Be1l.Uouglas tick=t, has formally declined
th5t position. Il is understood that AE; Huat.
tngtou, while declaring that John Bell Is his
Grht chuice for President, of the candidates be-
fore the country. disapprores Ct the arrange.
mert By which the ticket ~as made up On which
his name appeared III E'eaor, and deprecates
the throwing Of the election into the House, as
full of excitement sud agitasiou, it not Of posi-
tire danger to the country. The election Of
hr. Lincoln be deems greatly preferable to such
q 1esult.-N \. TriJunt.
, 1860-08-30

From the note Of preparation That reaches
US from the psighhoriug counties, sRe doubt not
TIM mnes meeting at Dc Kalb on the 5th Of
September next, will be IN immense gather
;Er. 1t is well. The haryestis now ovor,
anil tie old guard should take the field in
fcr:e, and keep it until the close Of the cam.
1,aign. TIE understand that in addition to
tha gallant Clay, Hon. 10. Knox, Of this city,
Hon. J. F. Farnsworlb, Hon. J. H. Baker Of
Maresota, aud other distinguished speakers
will be present to address the meeting.
, 1860-08-30

1.do.s Tsets aud Tribune:
We, the co1orcd peopis Of the S.ate Of 1ih~
no,s, solicit the pu' lca'iou Of the following no.
sice in your paper:
coLoHEo PEOPLE TAKE NOTICE.
Tie colored people Of the State oi Illinois aro
requested to 1upet At jacksonville, on The 18th
day Of September, 1860. for The purpose of or
eucizing .u Ealigrant Society for Liberia, an'i
Iau,ipg = co:nns Of Illinois people there. Let
rvery Que atscna. aud make it meeting worthy
al he cause. Dy o1der cf the Committee,
u. HkSpEAsox, Chairman.
II. McCA1l,s7En, Secretary.
Friendly papers piea.e copy.
, 1860-08-30
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Senator Doolittle, Of Wisconsin, and Hon.
j.. Knc1, Of this city, nrc to address the poo-
pie ct Peoria On the political questions Of the
3sy. on Friday, the 3lst inst. Lot our friends
at that place mike the necessary arrange
sntnts to set out the masses to listen 10 tbsse
distinguished rentfenen.
, 1860-08-30

The rally Of Republicans aad Wido Awates
in the North Division this evening on tue forty
acre lot, corner Of North aEenne md La1rabee
street, will be one Of the eveuts OF the cam.
paien. Let everybody turn oat at "ea1ly torch
light" Hon. Messrs. Knox, Arnold aud Farms
worth are to be the speakers.
, 1860-08-30

SIKH WARD ATTENTION There viii be a
meeting Of the Sixth Ward Republican Club as
the Cambridge House, at the corner OF Carroll
aad Desp1aines street, On Friday evening. Aug.
21st, for the purpose Of re election Of officers
of tie Club atd and an Executive Committee
for the ensuing three months.
G.f. LEvrRkxz. Pres't sth W.R. c.
E, SuAl1EY. Sec'y PRO tim.
, 1860-08-30

HoRsE RAcE.-Arace will take place at Cot
tage Grore Park this afternoon, between Buck
eye and Wabash Chief; for purse Of $G5.
, 1860-08-30

WIDE AwAxEs Sorru slnkt-Every member
Of the "ChicaKo Wide A~ake Club "ls expect
ed to be On hsnd at 81 o'clock this evening to
attend the North Side Camp Meeting Of Wide
Awskes at the FortJ-acre Lot" Let Us have
big turnout of South Siders. Before leaving
the Hall vote will be taken for Chief Mar
shal Of Ill the Chicago Wide Awakes, aud it is
important that every member 1ote+ 4 band
viii bs in attendance, aud We shalt le1ve on
time.
By ordsr Of the Club.
, 1860-08-30

FEasoxAL.-H. II. Flint, >Bts Of the late Tinsu
in this city, takes the local column Of the Cir
cipuaN Enouirkr.
, 1860-08-30
Tho following from the Inst q
professions will bo Of interest:

Aztz1xxxr.-We ctll attention, with pleas
ure, to Tho advertisement Of Il. r. Wetherell.
| II tho extensive millinery room3 No. 81 Lake
| greet Ho aYnounces stoek most seasonA-
ble and attractive, and worthy the attention Of
| the public and the trade GENERALLY.
, 1860-08-30

FA1sE A1ARx.-The alarm of fro 1t about II
o'clock lsst night, wss oeeasaoned By Tho light
Of bonfire On Twelfth strect.
, 1860-08-30

WEsr SIDE WIDE AwAk1s ArrES11ox.-fou
are requested to be ut the ArnorJ this (Thurs.
dsy} evening. at o'clock precisely, to attend
the North Side gathering. to be held on the
Forty Acre Lot" near Larabee street. Be
prompt. Per order Of
s. B. RAYMOND. Com.
, 1860-08-30
CHICAGO, THURSDAY. AUGUST 80. 1860.


~ - N~ ~ W
---n.s.z-
~. c~.-t co mn 11+.t,nx.
nj. .~s,+ If TIM pr.seat wett smon1 the
u,,had;.t denomination OF thin sec,lou> md
f.o,, w. ,a+,r. ~ the occasion itse1t scarcely
H.. ~ With the general public, u The Crest
c,mn Mating which opened on Wednesday
-. :, rcrt;nn, in xe..iou uqtil Monday next.
~. csmn nr..t;no i. finely located on /
h.snt;fn, t,.ct of $50 acres 1t R,nds Bridge,
-. ~. ch;r,oo and Northwestern Railroad, Is |
VII. f,,no nj, c;,v lis On the eaAt bank Ct |
~. nee,,,in-. river. The Desp,aine. st.,;on
= 80 ~. f.o,, tha ra,np. with which c,n-
...,;o, !, n. hv m ahnn dsnce Of vehicle. in
l.ree variety ut hre cents per ride In this con-
nectiou we mar repeat from former issne that I
The Railroad Company, with comuendable
1iberality, have reduced their fars the whole
length Of their road within this Stste, one-half,
durin1 the contribution of the meeting. The
regular trains will leave Chicago ut rs 4. H.;
BPM. and 9,30p. T., returning each DAY from
Desplaines 1t 4.5a 4. H., II 20 4. H., ard F. r.
The grounds are dzy, rolling, and abundans1y
shaded with q fine Rrove of trees. The Camp
WAS laid out With excellent taste by Mz. James
Lawrence, master builder Of this city, and
Chairman Of the Working Committee. At tbs
time Of our visit yesterday, tho frat dey Of the
opening, about eight hundred people were
present, and numbers Of these she advance
guard putting up tents and making proEisioas
for the main bodies to arrive.
About forty tents had been ertcted shen We
left last night. and b7qRage and canvas were
constantly arriving, so that msuy more were
nrobab1v mt IN duriop the n;1ht and tb;.
morning. Below We gi7e list Of tho occupants
of tents er.ct4d nrevinns tn our teav;n1-
% rs rsn1a e.ss.sa p.e..,os ~ ~" sa
nolans, Iss:ons e 81 s.esa anu 81,
pe'm..uaen' - ~ ,r' p' se' - a. 1, o,o"A'o =.
this city; Rev. ". 5: Stewart. Of Clark street
Church; Rev. A. Whipple, Of Indiana street
Church; Rsv.T. L. oinstsd. Of Elk Grove Cir
rsss:. ss L. Reed, Of R Rosissd Rev. Mt
! street.
Tbs services were opened yesterday after.
At 81 sss1 BY III: snsng sa hyns
EN- nar;nr pres;dinc Elder If IL, n;.,r;.t
and Superintendent. Of the Camp Ground. The
opening sermon was delivered by Rsr. T, l.,
fort, saa ". 1esre. that M our space viii no. per.
NIT US to give eren an outline of it. Tho ser
mons to day will ba delivered by Rev, E, II.
Boring, Pres. Elder, in the morning; Rev. 4,
Brown. of Chicago, 1t P,x,. ard Rev. ". s.
, 1860-08-30
From <yas9l!nEton.
lSpfcIa. p,tp4tcl to tt n. i. TriLunt, j

WAsAtSa1ua. Acnday. Aug. q.
Mr. LINCOLN IL PENNSYLVANIA AND E1sKwuERt.
Gen. Cameron, who has been here for day
or two, eaya that Mr. Liucolr will carry Penn.
eylsapia against ali combinations By $1,000
uajoritv.
The Republicans IN Baldmore expsst to give
GONE I, 900 votes for Mr.. Lincoln.
MEXICAN AFfA1Es.
The President is expected home at ance, bJ
reason of the exigent condition Of Mexican at
fairs. The narat force to be concentrated At
Vera Cruz II taoustroua for our service: Il
comprires the Eloop Savannah, % guns, fngste
sabine 50, ststsa fdeate Susquehsnnah Is, Pow
hataa is, a:oop St. L,uis 90, Pocahontaa 5, TO.
gcther with some half dczen other vessels oi
the home squadron.
THE pEFArLr1Su rosrNAsrERs-
Local Influence ut points where small country
pohtmasters are behind band in their accounts
in some cases, insists upon the retention in Of
| fee Of tie iacumbents, on The ground that ihey
| will finally be able to square up. The Post
master General does not brook this, bat will
| turn out The offenders, and in some casea, may
| npoIlbb the Offices The useiyes
, 1860-08-30

4'a'ss'''"1 44' 1's::ses:4a ::s:ssss: ''''s'' A''
!: S:'s S:s ;;s$:S; :S:::;:: !, !::;! ''
!: 8 5sks;
!: !: s. s; s IL: ':::s: !: r.; 8, v.;,,,s.
j. Asaasts rts'fss.c y y: Js,s,ss. a
f. i. et II cutter aad siaaef. b. hoofsF jones,
i: $::::;$!; S. s;;j;:'::: IS: $:';::
i: SsSsy; S:,sy $Ss';s 81. IT.
i. T. a''e's
ssss G:ss fssH*i: os!s ia{; Il fe?t; ,sss
{ $:;;:: s:;i':; s::'|:; ::*'''.
::,. 70, rxsr.ss>a - .a srs+, n'aE can d.
!: Tf1,ste W., ebse.s Es.:tS1ts Tsu,,o., g.: g.:
s. Gsn n.a b. ind Cooler tnodel, y Joseph souer
s $s:s};s. i$S:::: L k,..p<.
oLAss II.
44entsar; xaorosr Nc. Ter: ,sos *oax ,.ox .sD
1xelss.
!: III. T. oafk e0' ee~'ns a'.1'ns1 1s'' j. 'fe-
3. ia Wit Wheel. Br r.leou unds,h1l.
In S:;S..s ,,ts.> m BY r.,r.r p,snsssss
Es:ss ET's'ss5ass nsst nd CON 1e' ''' Chest By fss
2 + 2s::: w: FL;
1s: $'s:t: ss::
| ~ Quar41 MILL do do
| i. ocstAce Pafes. DO 90
/ e e. s..n II .afus ~ ti.rh tniE1e.&' ~ ~
/ { s:s:a e Ees;ns' 8 ss ss & e
ksx asd tSsii s1 ss'; 5ae e.
$;;s:s:: s;sss Cornell At
:: ]; os,:,. sm t tnsstn % ''
+ %set M1sd; ing i ,Byw;A:rs,ee,
cc,5 c. Seun',aE:. 9.sa; Y! a; rFtse Fseet'
i: ssIoa ~01k of fsbttn.a Hoa's. DyS.s. Bou-
~. fs1. roxtr uon,,rr Muhue, Bru.B. sn,,h.
| -. Font Mont.lnk Machine. py r. Il. Manning.
Z: T. ~ A'"'ans A'eso*' NIB smith.
ST. R.s: Guiding Machine tso'3 v: E. n.aa'Ds
aS assss12 81: 2ess as:se I'D s''t D'sff Machine 1'W
I; Siss Si:;:!: 8: =: =: e Sss! Go.
% s;ss'f:: s ~ !, : ts@t
s: Fl FL 4s;taf SissE casek. y y r L<''-
w. zisis.S,t SssSs ii ;.,,, ,.,s,... ,,.
: :. o,n,uert., fin. Dy l.. R.xan.
, 1860-08-30

The Movements OF the Prince Of Wales
When he VIII reAcn Chicago.
AosTskAI, Aug. 9Th
A lu., has been rendered br tie New York
ac.,u.a' ion 10 t1e PEiace Of IT Lies aud accepted.
Il. i'll take place on Friday eTeniuG. Oct. 12:
lu consequence o! engagements already entered
INTO hg tie Prince be can only apen4 Friday,
s;u,u:dav aud sunday in New York. lie will
embark from Portland.
Ills Il oyal niehnes;, the Prince Of Wales:
May it r,ekse your Royal uighness: On beh2lf
Of tue c,t:z .ns Of Ser YORK, We ha1e tho nonor
to reouess your acceptance OF ball upon the
occa.len oi your visis to our city, ct auch time
- nav suit your convenience.
Ne 'hcpp ihnt in view Of the deep and uni.
Sersal I'd i. .irat;oa felt throughout our land for
the public and private rirtues Of your roys!
1nother. md for the high respect entertained
for you:scif, as the heir to the throne Of great
countrF united to our own by 50 many ties Of
history, language. conaansuinity end common
iateresta and principle, you will aecept the in
ritatiou which We now lender you-
{Signed,) JoHx A. kIxo, Chairman,
HAMILTON F1su,
ions jacob Asr0h, JR+.
RorERr B. MsxruRs,
WILSON g, uEEr,
EonxR1 l.. KENNEDY,
II. b. FIELD, Secretary.
The Princes Levee was Epmerously attended
@ArNFhl AGQIESfEA "S1C r. Vp'NAf
,hst the Prince open the exhibition at Haml
Wedne.ds wes and ID esTe the same s.r
thence BIZ the way Of the pralries to st. Louis
C.ncirua:,. Washington, Baltimore, philsdet
phi., New York Boston .nd Portland t.' Is z.
i,een arranged tbat the Prince accept The oall
Wv Yurk. Instead Of a dinner.
The announcement has to Day been giFen Tbs
tie Prince \ ill sail for Engta.d from poriiao
ips.ead of Boston or New York, As gre.
raAry reasons ase erronsously ssslgred toE th.
the city Of New York in this city appear CHI
grind that the metropolis has not been chose
far tho point Of departure, ] may say that th
o1lr c4usc for this unexpected selection ID tn
apprehension Of desert,ons IN case q the sauae
ron visiting Larger place. From 1he sh,ps
the regular North American !sqnadron hear
Cesertions would be certain. There ID no sp.
c:Ri tear on account Of the yessels annmediatel
acconpau. ing the Prince, 81 they would be
their way hous. But it has not been deeme
expedicnt to divide the equadron and in 81
evcat il hiss hitherto hecu intended that bosto'
aad not Eer York. should be the point OF tn
departure.
, 1860-08-30

RASPBERRY JAx-One hundred Jars Of
q Churchs" Red Raspberry Jam, for sale in
lots al 1ow.r prices than can be found else
where. Also, choice Sweet Potatoes reeey.sd
daily, BY ". II. Horn, 50 Lake-ss., in the City
HOTEL au30x1t
, 1860-08-30

A7rxsr1oy! WIDE AwAKcs or raE Norm d.
r1stox.-Tha great picnic Of the abore Club
will be held shis {ThursdsJ} evening on the
forty acre lot, corner of North aranue and Lar
rAbe ee street. Let every Wide Awake ans"er
to bis nsme aud appear in full dreas uniform,
fully equipped tor The occasion, at North Mar
ket Hal, u o'clock r. n. The procession forms
At IT o'clock precisely. The following speakers
have been Invited to address the meeting: J.
F. Farusworsh, Francis L. Hoffman, Joseph
Knox, L. Brentano, A. c. Hessing, .. Il. Wil
san, j. b. Ward, and others.
4 Hkpxrv prA4i1Ar4
, 1860-08-30

B Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned aud repaired.
They will Be well doae and 1t prices to suit the
Nme&-
, 1860-08-30

Ko41cK-The Executive COMMITTEES Of the
Republican Club. Of sheAg7icnlsurzl Districts of
Cook County. are requested to meet in the Su-
per.isors Room,i in the Court House ut Chicago,
On Wednesday. the 18th day Of September, nj
half past O'Clock ?. \. Il anT Of the towns
this Executive Committee, The Supervisor Of
such towns will be empowered to represent
them At the meeling. bJ order Of
J1xEs u. RExs, P1est-
, 1860-08-30

LINCOLN RANGERS You are notified that
there will be mounted parade Of the Company
this Thursday evening, Aug. 30.h, aud it is
hoped and expt c:ed that fs0y member will re-
port hfuselt Il the A1morT pu1ctually at half
past seseu o'clock. Gko. ". GAGE, CON-
JosEPu 7. JASEs, Secretary.
, 1860-08-30

WHEELER AND WILSON'S SEWING MAc11SEs.-
We prefer them for family use.-N. T. 1fiibuut.
1t has no r,vai.-S5entlfe 4me7iean-
They are the favorites of fa1ni1ies.-E. r
Tina.
Office l67 and l69 Lake street.
GEO. Il. CH1rrxxDkx,
General Agent for Illinois, Wisconsin aud
Northern Indiana. au2l 12t
, 1860-08-30

DEp1cAr1oS.-Our readers are reminded OF
the Grace1and Ctmetery dedication to-day.
The free trains leare the old Milwaukee depot
s.1o AM, p.x. $40 ~. No tickets and no
, 1860-08-30

Ere came near being caused
in the alley in the rear OF Doty's Hotel, on Tues.
day evening, by carelessnezs in throwing hot
ashes into shed.
, 1860-08-30

iE 4 correspondent asks why our aquatic
sportsmen caunot treat the Prince to Regatta
when he visits Chicago. Oh, certainly, 60 IN,
get up the muscle boys md get up the boats.
It would be choice way Of getting into the H.
lustrated weeklses, to say the least We notice
they run nothing else now but The Prince, bis
dress, his gait, hishorsea, his receptions, whi1e
in the race with the wood. cut men, the illus
trious jenkins tolls far behind Let Us show
Chicago to cur risitor it is. and let its citi-
zens etaud Oh their feet the while. But As to
the regatta that is we'll enough At any time
, 1860-08-30

THE mONTREAL MAIL
Ocean Steamship Company'8
Flrxe,a., ful, powered C1yes built steamers IN eoane
~. IIh sfs q GkAhU TRUNK nAlLWAY Of Ca-4cs.
s1ieTer1 AnttsJ foe Qusoes sJink tha Tnts6 Satea
sndC1ns6a u us aud ps1sensess:
Rohsnt.n o.2t Msn.a. S91. 1otna
assI3 Sa1oa,~ H.lAntue. Canadian. tnsw.,
Two nsV 4hlps tbu!ldink]-
O1'e,at Cheaprst tnd most eoutertahls saa paMaks.
I'm tyou Ceieko Of 4axaukeato Q1esatdvo ICu9l q
Liverpool:
Fin. C1aM aseorc!cg t1 nsss room SD &t3
SfeertFs fon I'd w.-h cooked p1py.ato3s...... ~
Rsmn lrkst4 F1eM UlsAa god foz nnaths nm &cd D.
Csri4tates sued for A1r{n& s1t raaakU gsEa fIoua Il
III pracpa town. ol 0tsAt Esta and hI zport
3aarae5p Or sal1nE TAAaela, u Tery Ys1uted sztk1
tre,kht e 2s.asEe 70 ths uoT Psals as2ss
IA UuhFa, aad . Broadway, New fa1k, Wra. lEahsn
Detroit End Mlvzu1se Rafiosd, l1ysskee, oto
lAAIa WARRAC6,
Hnad 11uok, Hallway o4ee. y LAke-H-
u5t4p Under AdAua House, Chicago
, 1860-08-30

MoRE OF THE Lo11EEr scAxrs.--The lottery
vampires are still flooding the community with
their circulars, Tho latest on record is "strict-
ly private and confidential from School6eld i
Co.. Of Wilmington, Del, who are desirous to
increase their business BY locating prize Of
10000 in Chicago Two or three respectable
gentlemen, residents here, have received these
circulars and probably others Each is request.
ed to send on &c." and then lay low for the
$500 when it comes. Itwould be ot good
service to the public If Nessrs. School6eld i
Co. were pcck,ug stone in some welt.ordered
T}r1ioua}1
, 1860-08-30

There will be eehng Of the Executive
Committee Of the Young Mems Republican
Ctnb At the office Of Williams. Woodbridge
/ Grant, Nos. 3 and S Methodist Black, thus
tThursday) evening, at halfpa:t seven o'c!ocf.
E-S. WILLIAMS, Prea'k
IfroexTx E&e1F
, 1860-08-30

|
Tue CEREMONIES At rGRAckLAxp.-From pres-
ent prospect it appears that very large num.
Der Of citizans are intending to make the free
excursion to Graceland Cemetery to day, where
the Dedicatory exercises are to take place.
61E411Sa TxAA.-one Philip Co.tera was
on Tnesday evening arrested At Mokena Station
on The Rock Island Road and brought back 10
This city to answer = charge Of larceny Of
horse and buggy from one Adolph Hebuer+
The HOMEOPATHIC festival
AEErtsG.-1t is expressly desired that all the
ladies' Interested IN the Homeopathic Festival
be present at the preliminary meeting, called
for Thuraday Of tLis week, at 8 T.. H., At Me-
tropolitan Hall.
CAxrA1Gx MEpAIs.-Tea Thousand campaign
medals, With portraits Of either sett Of candid
ates, hare been received BY AcNally l. Co., 81
Dearborn street. They have every style, and
offer all at the very io@sst rates- Specimens
sent By mail for twenty five cents.
TnE Sex FonsvEa.-Blondin is to have CON-
petitors enough from this out, until one or the
other O. The hair Drained crew find the rope as
fatal n that Of Jacz Reich. It is said that Miss
Castel'a, who was formerly Of the rope walk
profession in Ibis city, is preparing to croEa
Niagara river.
II We would call the attention Of all good
housekeerezs to the TACT that one Of P. r
ssuart's Cooking Stove, row On exhibition Al
the Mechanies' Fair, will be rut in operation
this, md every succeeding afternoon, while Ii.
, 1860-08-30
AIECuANICs' INSTITUTE FAIR.
Tenth Annual Exhibition,
FIRST DAY OF TIE FAIR,


LIST OF ENTRIES At TIE OPENING.
Tho Wigwam was m attractive place through
ont yesterday. Despite delays In ths arrival
Of articles expected and promised, and tbs cou-
tiuued din and busuo Of workmen and exhibi-
to.s putting things to rights, which I'll may be
summed up in the attendant bnst1e Of tbs 5rat
day ofthe Fair the great structure WIS through.
out the day visited By large numbers Of spec
taiore. who eyen in the state Of incomplete
ness found enough to admire and study.
Never IVES hsppier theatre for such
display saye In the erection Of Ch1ystA
Palace, The immense building, ai1 times
lasgtr than any hall in which the Aechanics'
Institute hare ever before held their ezhibi-
tions in this city, is itself we'll worth visit ~
at preaent occupied, md still more 80 when its
interior il brilliantly Lighted in the evening.
We are desired, in justice to Ds. B[aney and
The mauagers Of the Fair, to state that the fail
ure in giving the Opening Address as promised
on Tuesday evening, is due to misapprehen-
sion Of one Of the Directors, who positively as-
su1ed Dr. Blaaey that the Address was to be
postponed. Such d proposition, indeed, had
been suggested, but neser acted upon. This
should he understood, and the mistake be 10
Gated where, without blame in intent, it justly
belongs. However, it is moi, perhaps, to be
regretted, that The able and eloquent speaker is
to ave wba: must prove the much larger
throng Of tomorrow (Friday) evening for his
audience In the Opening Address.
Throughout yesterday the entry.e'erRs we1e
kept busy, and the list Ne present below il com.
, 1860-08-30

WANTED-By young married
W 1aaa, stu tioo u Eook. et2sr. HA, had ~
al yeaEs exIefaufs a.d kls. bat Of ety fest
eac=4. Atdre:n H." +. o. Boz 4313. 1unx3k
, 1860-08-30

CLASS
x4ssz7r, G4aru7RT. HonE11. AID srunna oex7

x1sax1T, oAArUTRy, Honk14. Azp SC1tpue oox111-
yAxczs, EtG.
l. Model Of E1panlive Metallic Roof Coupling. By n.
Hart.
NolI for Bats an3 Ueuehes Ia Csz1 By F. g. Cream.
j. Model Of Wo.d PlantE. By h. s lnk1aham.
T. fish Lock md Weather S1ifp. BIZ Jtha Ca1k Son.
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-26

nReadache IL the favorite sligo by which
nature makes known any deviation what
ever from The natural state OF the brain.
and viewed in this light it may be looked
on as a safeguard to give notice Of disease
which might otherwise escape attention.
ill too late TO be remedied: and its indics-
tions should never be neglected. Head
ACHES may be classified under two names.
viz: Sympiomatic aud ldiopathic. Syn
ptomsiic Headache is exceedingly common
and is the precursor Of great variety Of
| diseases, among " hich are Apoplexy Gout.
| Rheumatism ard sll febrile diseases. In
ITS nervous form it is sympathetic of dis
| erse-of the stomach constituting SIGH head
ache, OF hepstic disease constituting bill
Gus headache OF worms, constipation and
other disorders of the bowels, as well as
renal and uterine affections. Diseases OF
the heart are very frequently attended with
Headaches; Anaemia and plethora are also
affections which frequeDlly occasion head
ache is also very common. being usually
distinguished by the name Of nervous head
ache, sometimes coming on suddenly in a
safe OF apparently sound health aud pros
irating ct once the mental and physical co
ergies, aud in other instances II comes or
slowly. he.slde1 by depression Of spirits
or acerbity OF temper. In most instances
the pam il in the front of the head. ovei
, one OF both eyes, and sometimes provoking
vomiting; under this class may also bs
named Neuralgia.
For the treatment OF either class ofHead
ache the Cephalic Pills have been found 1
sure and safe remedy, relieving The mos
! acute pains in few minutes, and by IN
subtle power eradicatiDg the diseases o
! which Headache is The unerring index.