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Cotton Saw Gins.

or THE BEST QUALITY, with 10
~ iuch Saws mOveaUlr, chilled riLs, tin
brush and all necessary improyrmeuts, dee.
'i'"rrd ~ "oN Rail Road landing in the
STATE, at - per snw.
Planters intending TO purchase Gins Of
tue subscribe ", do well To send tnclr
orders early NJ there is generally crowd
If w"ik late ~ the season.
fremlnm awarded at the State Fair, Nov
1858 and 1889
JAMES ". ELLIOTT.
"innSb"f". =. Z. March 81, 6-4m
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TO CONSUMPTIVEs

n X Gus SUFFERERS.
The subscriber, for several years resident
OF ASA, discovered while there, a simple veg
etabie remedy sure cure for CONSUMPTION,
Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs Colds, and Ner-
Vous Debility. For the benefit OF Cou.umn-
tsvs and Nervous Sufferers, he is willing IN
make the same public
To those who desire it, he will send the Pre-.
scripton, with full directions (ircc of cha,ger
also sample of the medicine, which they will
lad beautiful combination OF Natures sim.
pie herbs. Those desiring the Remedy can oh.
tain it by return mail, 10y addressing
j. i. GU IHBERT,
Botanic Physician,
No. 429, broadway, New York.
April lO--3m.
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IN NE t"mm"n PicIS.
Is. \ C"Ip, a,,'sur" Debit in Foreign
rrom,, v, = Sale. I''"'""""''
Nhrfra- &" pl5nuir did on the 9 h day
1t March. 1860, Iilc hIs drc'nrt,on against
'"r d"irndnIt. "h" ,ns il j. said 1, nbsrat
iron and without tho limits uf this State
'nh hh- neither wite nor ati0rnry. known
Ni"m the snne uron wh"m a ,upy at the
>nid declaration might b. -gr,rI. IL - there.
i"t" ordered that the sad d"frmdunt a." 40
pear ard plead i" The said drcInr,liun. on
ur h iurr the lOh drv Of March. whIch
w'i - 10 the var "f oar Lord one Ihuu
~Hmd right hundred aud sixty one, other.
wise I'Ud and "b."iuic judgment will ,hrn
De- given and ~ Ardrd against him. 1hi,
Sth day of March, lo6O.
J A. STEWMAS. CIE.
lancaster. March H.. 5-Ilm-Inm
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,o' dO' IA Hff'fSIA in all It's varied form.
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cratI"g The whole System.
me m"sl aggravated cn~es readily y;.It
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'he most dciIrHte need not fear TO Us. il.
Home Testimony.
From Citizen of Cnmir,
Mr.. J. }. MCKAIS.-Doar Sir Hay
/" e been sufferer fum D,spepsi, f,,, soy
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. camden, >. &. july IIth.
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, 1860-06-21
mR. BATES, LETTER.

The letter Of the Hon. Edward Bates o1
Missouri t7 the Hon. O. Il. Browning OF this
State, published IN another part OF this paper,
justi8ss The high opinion entertained t'r
tho writer by tho eminent Republicans who
urged his nomiminstion in the Chicago Con-
vention. We have rarely pernsed documen.
more ingenious and straightforward, more
cheerful in tone or more patriotic in sent'-
ment. It does not perhaps surpass the e1ptc'
tations Of these WIN enjoy the personal ac-
ouain,ance Of Mr, Bates but it is fully up TO
tbe standard which tle most ardent support
ers Of Nr, Lincoln could ask Of one occupyis
The position which no occupies, and holding
the auseccdents with which he is identified.
We will not revisw the letter in detail, for we
vish aIl our r. aders to cx ,nine It for them.
selves. Tint it gives hearty and candid
support to Lincoln and Hamliu is naturally its
highest praise among Republicans. Yet Mr.
Bates reasons for lbe faith that is in him are
so clear aud cogent that his letter must newt
ably oecone one or ,he most effective do-u'
nen,e Of the campaign.
, 1860-06-21

pRkxtux ScA1Es-Editors Pres and Tribune
Geauenen-An article in your issue Of Mon.
DIV. apparently editorial, headed Faishanks'
sra1es." tsnda to 1uis1esd the public and dispar-
sge h,cago industry. For some months past
considerab1e intezest ha. been manifest By
the citizens generally, by yourselves both or1i}y
and by publication. tor the promoslo mud tn.
touragenent Of mors extended manufacsur-
ing industry il this city. In that you and they
bave aeted wisely. for the pro motion of that In
tercat is the pecunlarY salvation Of tbs place.
In the artiee 10 ~h'ch ] refer, and which ap.
pesss :: editorial, you sire yo1r resdeEs and
the public TO understand 1hAt The works Of the
Messrs Fairbanks, situated in the interior of
Vermont, TWO hundred n,iles from side waser. Or
anr natural water commeroe, and one thousand
miles from Chicago, is the bess- and enly safe
souroa for the supply Of that useful article.
Thsy secured patent and enj ,yed l monopoly
for long ,ine; introduced their article through
Enrope. and have made themselves rich.
mt this monopoly ceassd with the Inn
,tstion Of the last renewal Of their patent.
Ther now hsve competitors in various States
Of Tie uuiou, who make scales In every respect
equally good al theirs, and they know u, auo
very naturally feel nestted ey H. Qos .. toese
establishments Is In your midst, ana 1t Is foue
interest, in c,muo1 with the citizens oi tne
| west, to pratronize its own ntnnfacturers.
Formy Improvement. which j. = quick, accurate
md unuistatable indication Of weight, With no
vibration Of beam. a il apparent on 81 exam
ina;ion, ind possessed by no other manut4ctor'
sr haze receired sixty premiums oTer FAIR
~ TO the premiums Of 1852 ut the Iowa STATE
fatF-l wAs not present, hat am cecdibly 3u.
formed that Fairbauka had no competitor. Al
tho Wisconsin Stats Fair I received four pre-.
muras. AZ our Stase Fair, u Fseeport, my
principal scale vas damaged il transportation
naians. At the United States Fair had st
sea,es on exhibition; and at the close O.
the examination, The Superintendent took N,
] aside and said the premiums would be awardei
, 1860-06-21
The LincnIn- Douglas Debates~-k1eply
If F"tie1t, Foster d Co., TO naFs
E1OUYt&N.

The Linc"In-Doueta& Debstes~-Reply
II r,tlett, Fos.ter d Co., TO rlr.
Co1v1nr., June 16. 1850.
Hos. s. 4 DorGLAs--Sir: Yours Of ihe 9TH
il ut band. Wo thlnk that you labor under
great mixspp-chension with regard to The pub
ilcaton Of the debates between yourself and
Mr. Lincoln. We published them a. We do
other books. believing that they would pay.
We certainly had not the ieast daaigu Of dong
YOU any j, JUSTICE, and are sore more careful
exam,oAtion Of the volume {published early in
Marcb} would havs convinced you that none
lad been done. The Central Committee and
cther gentlemen wrote to Mr. Llucoln, rcquest-
ing that tbese speeches be furnished for publ
cation. This request was complied viii. &c.
cofnpaniea By letter, copy Of which Is ap-
nsnded, marked B. They then sought pun
Usher. aud we were selected. We assuming al
pecuniary risk; the Comm ttee never bare
ordered . single copy, or in any way directed
their distribution. the speeches Of Mr. Lin
coin were never revised, corrected, or in.
marks by the crowd, which were not resp onded
to. and tho reporters insertion Of 'cneers,"
great applause" and 20 forth, which received
no aus& ct or comment from the speaker, we're,
hv our direction. omitted, u well A. from Nr.
I.incoln'a epreches ae yours, rs We thought
their perpe uaslon in book form would be in
bad taste. md were ia no uaauuer pertinent to,
or part Of, tbs speech.
loon ,he receipt OF your letter we INSTRUCTED
Mr. James F. Turuey, the foreman Of our com
nosi ion department, hinstlf q Democrat, ant
Mr. W.Shori, o 'mpositor, to carefully com
mare the volume published bv ua with the copJ
furu,sbed US By ~ Lincoln.~ aod which wal
originally published. hi. by his frieads and
yo1rs bF yours Reporter Chicago Txa<s}, ant
inv report the result Of their labors 10 certif
;cse. copy Of which is appended hereto. ant
m.rked 4, from which yVu will obstrge ,ha
nothiu1 ma,eri4l has been omitted, or added
md thst Tho changes made ~ Mr. Lincoln ar,
mainly typographical. aud occurred mostly j,
ouotaiioos from his previous speeehes. ~
shxil be glad 10 make similar corrections il
your speecher, il you will point them out VI
Ind not euppnsed, however. that vnu FcLld csl
il Question The accuracy Of u Reporter ~h hon
yoa had strongly commended to others Tor en-
p,ovment. Your request that your 1ette
should be published a. prcfa 10 all turtle
edttlo ,,s, ehall be complied with, where It NJ
appear With thle and accompanying certihcai'
list Of corrections, etc. 4 simple desire to pr
ven. the vo.ume appearing partisan, had led q
in later editions 70 omit the corresppndtnce
tie r R.publicans who requested Tho speeches
Mr. Lincoln.
We arc yours, verT respectfully,
FoLLxrT, Fos7Gx & Co.
sTht orssna' copiea are IN pos 4esnr. and tubk4
sHail . ION oJ auy pAItias tntesraed.
Thcn follows q list Of wholly itpsaatsri4t omi
sfons And alterations.
, 1860-06-21

4 correspondent At Milwaukee informs us Of
On important fact, which We had alreedy re.
ceived from another source; to.wit, th.t the
Supreme Court Of Wisoonsin have un.n:mons-
>y sustained the validity Of tho farm mortgages
executed to Railrosd Companies in that stats.
Oar correspon dent justly sdds:
1.-THE spirit Of rspudiation has received =
dek.h blow. and Wisconsin, although It great
sac,ifco. bis maintained the position Of ~ Aoa-
<st ax6t poyisg STATE, eod tho integrity Of her
pe ,p,e cAuuot now be qnastioued.
the mortgage hoideFs wcrs Represented BY
nsary Lss E: 5eaps ''xSs' 10, o. n1;S aa;ss
III, tm1portspt 1 cs.e to 80 snccessful 4 dstermi.
n1tion, md who deserves gtsst credit therefor.
Tho morteators were represented by heesra:
Coou OF M,wsutee and George D. Smith OF
Nadiron, who defended tho case with great zeal
and ability.
Although this decision viii be heavy blow
to some OF our farmers, tti}t they will generally
be eble to recover frora it, and i'll will concede
{he decision to be righteous oae."
, 1860-06-21
19ress & Trlbut1E
CHICA GO.
FROM KALTImORE.


Matters still remain at dead halt in the
Baltimore Convention. The COMMITTEE On
Credentials remained out al day yesterday
sad tie Convention adjourned last evening
without any report from them. Various spec
ia diapat:hss yesterday gave the result OF tho
comminss's deliberations, declaring for IN
stsaca that they had voted 10 admit the
Souls delegation from Louisiana. 1t does not
appear. however that anything certain IS
known, except that the expectations OF
tho Douglas men Of the carly ma
dac;s;vo action Of the COMMITTEES in their
favor ara not rallied. 4 dlspat;h 1e'
ee;yea last evening, which gives. the corjee-
,nre ,hat the Committee are delaying the'r
report for the purpose Of embarrassing tue
"seceders" who have an appointment az
Richmond to-day, is not to be credited uh'ess
We believe the Convention I
with game Of blind man s'bnif or other H.
Eau.ile sport.
, 1860-06-21


We ccnversed yesterday with Chsrles Cham.
berlain, young man formerly and now again
resident Of this city, who has just returned from
Pixies Peak. He went cut in March last with
J. D. Ward and others Of this city.
10 has passed the time ofhis stay in that re.
ciou in prospecting, and his experiences fully
told, though oertatuly nothing startling. would
be instructive aud If value to Ill contemplating
going ,hithe.nard. They confirm fully what hes
often before been written Of these gold regions,
that thev are no p}ace for men Of tu.aA means,
who will opig wear oct their money and their
patience fruitlesslg, and SEE the lions share OF
everything fall into the possession OF capitalists
aud speculators. Unless a nun has money.
P.ke's Peak il 40 place for him, and it be has,
he can get on,- almost anywhere. The miners
are doing very little. Very much Quartz is be
ine got ont, '.ut only about one-thlrd Of it wil'
pss for crushing.
When Mr. Chamberlain decided to return to
the States, seren other young men, belonging
il Indiana, joined him, and they came through
With donbte horse team and wagon to Omaha
CITY, where they e:sposed Of their conveyance.
Between Denver City and Fort kearney The
party took the pains"to count accurately the
teams they met. And on Mr. Chamber]ain's g
authority we give the number - dus thousand
four Anadrtd and eighty eight ttams. They
crossed the Platte at Fort k~aruey and thence
down tho north stde Of the Platte, meeting fif:
teen hundred teams between Fort kearny and
Ou,aha CITY.
A,omAha City The Express messenger who
came dawn Oh the south side Of the Platte told
Mr. Chamberlain that the road @looked like .
village the whole way, from the number ol
teams"
These teams wero attended by parties d
from four to ten persons each, and drawn BY
from two TO four pairs Of horses or oxen. Thl:
will gire a striking and true idea Of the I'M
meme emigration setting towards the gold re
Qions from the States. In other words, on THU
evidence it secms that from twenty TO thirty
thousand persons were thus met IN rons< be
yond tho frontiers, bound for the saue aurife1
oas errapa and gcal
A. ii. Joseph forty wagons wero To leare OF
Wednesday Of last week. Our felicw towns
man, ]. D. Wart, has gone II the head Of tb'
Arkansas. BE sill return in September. Thos'
Of his party that returned Will not try the golt
regions ag&in.
, 1860-06-21

In Maine L. Worcester reported societies Ut
Portland. Bath, Gardner and Blogor. and pss-
tors, Re.es. ". 3. Hayden, James +. Dixie aud
S4ml II. Worcester.
The Illinois Association reported six socie-
ties, viz: Canton, Peoria. Chicazo. (2} Henry,
Pike county, Q 1inor, (Gsrmsn.) The pastors
arc Re7ds, James Melrose, Thomas Story, J.
R. Hbbard, J. H. Rsgafz. Joseph Holmes, Dr..
l.. F. Spencer. Rsv. G. Bursnsn and J. S.
Herrick. mission aries.
The Urbans (Ohio) Society reported that it
was in prosperous condition.
Rer. 1T. Stuart Of Glendale, Ohio, made .
re- ort On the condition Of the Society at .ha.
piace.
Rev. n. Goddard, Of Bridgewatsr, Mass,
made report On the condition Of the Society Of
which be is PASTOR.
George q, Thomas. Secretary Of tho Buffalo
Society, reported on the condition Ct that So.
cisty.
]. B. Wayne, Secretary, reported on the con-
ditton Of the Detroit Society.
John II. Hofer, Secretary, reported on the
condition Of the D:tr,is Society.
Rer. James Leddo1, Pastor, reported on tho
condition Of the Society At Frankford, Pa.
In connection Herewith 8fr. Refer offered a
resolution Of inquiry into some Of the ecc}eaa
, 1860-06-21

MASTERS SALF.-State # lllt~
NJ nola. 'o,k 9eunt-. super Or Court or Ch Il
co. Ia Ch4ucefy. usnEy keep and A'hxE1 Keep VI.
utorxe W. \ vb.e acd L. K. HAl-B to Fo eeIoss oAt
Eke
rretat .,rde1, eutese. the bote eu e.u.t On IT,
etshia d.y " jane, 4. go. Ira cut ~ ~: Ct
Ju. "A lst, II vclcek In ,h- forenoon Of 81 dsy
.e II pub !e autt On to +. 4te bdleK fur s.h, te
i'd county ot Look. tie f.1,~tn1 dc enb<d lots
parcels Of aod ter much thefe II 4> b. csaFy n
.tsd il The Of Chtc1so, To tty Ut oo VI
tnot*, 10 witt os T. nb te' xet 1851. leYeut4
ts n the FoIt De ID ,ru 4da non 70 Chero xelnes
ii nj slpEu tne ten her<u4ts11 . W.
liz theeuLto ke1ouEsrE in nyW4e
zppuItalulLE. Ina 0Of.
N44er il Cna1re1y Of ihe supet3o: Cuur bit AEQ
Dated hI>Ako, June .oh, LEGO. ln25.4
, 1860-06-21

to those who would psy the most money. ]
paid no money, but got three premiums.
Your interest, Messrs- Editors, is identical
with thut Of Chicago. When tae Messrs. Fair
banks puff their wares, lot Them do it under
thc,r Own nau,c, and the public will not be de-
ccired or the productive interest Of Chicsgo
prc:ud,ced. S. :. H1TcHcucK,
JrsE ~, 1st0. cY TEN CT AbAxs HITCHCOCK.
The Chicago Relief Fund, at MT. Vcr-
non, Iowa.
Editors PTtss ard Tribune:
1jsh to acknowledge, through tic Press
AND TnlprxE, the following donations irom
citizens Of the city Of Chicago, for tho relief ol
the sufferers from the late tornado in the Vi:
cipity of NJ. Vernon, Iowa, to"wit:
From cllsirman com relief fund. ....... $50 On
!" Dots}urd. K,m6all l. Co.......-- so (t'
:" Doegett, Bassets & uIIs.....-... IS Q"
" John II. Weber i Co............ eu o"
s' Barrett, klng l. &Co.............. 20t0
1otR4. fAo1 W
G. B. BOWMAN.
Mr. VERNON. iowa June 1G. 1860
, 1860-06-21

General Convcnt3h4a asst4e NtSr 1ex1i- /
salem Church.
The General Convention OF the New Jerusa-
lem Church for the United States met at the
house of worship of the Society in this city on |
Harrison street between State street and Va |
basil! Avenue at 10 o'clock yes erday morning. |
The President OF tue Convention, Rev. Thomas |
Worcester, D. D, Of Boston, Mass, presided. |
Rev. 7. B. Hay ward, Of 1srookline, Mass, acted
as Secretary.
The first business was tbs reception Of ere
dentials. The delegates were reported in past;
vheu the list is completed. we will publish it.
The Committee for the reception Of credentials
Of delegates consists Of Mcssrs. j. P. SteTart,
E 141ibe and HarYeF Lishtner.
Tsa Secretary then resd such portions Of the
iourual OF last years Convention as look to
future action.
Tho question as to the admission Of few
delegates in whose credentials there VAS some
irregularity, was referred to tie Committee on
Credentials.
The Convention then took recess for Divine
worship, which consisted OF chanting portion
Of the Scriptures, the rectal Of the Lords
PRAYER and u sermon by DR.. Worcester. The
sermon wasa very able and elabo1a:ely wrought
discourse, and occupied nearly two hours in its
delivery.
1t was announced that religious services
woald commence at IL o'clock to day, (Taurs-
dsy J when sermon will bo delivered BY Rev.
Willard g. Day Of DIN.
On motion Of Mr. Scaumon, the Convention
! adjourned to o'cl,ck, T. II.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
It was voted that the rol OF delegates, as re-
| ported, be- accepted, and that all the receivers
| Of lhe Heavenly Doctrines be invited to take
! seats and unite in the proceedings Of the Con.
vention.
| A question arose as to the admission Of Rev.
Robt Children, Of Lancaster, Wis, as msm-
| Der of the Convention, be not living within the
boundanes o. any association. The matter was
! referred to tho Association from Michigan, and
| Northern Indiana
An application from n Society Of The New
| Church at Fort EIgin, Canada West. to be ad-
mitted member Of tho Contention, WAS pre-
seuted and referred to the Executive Com
mittee.
Mr. scammen presented The name Of John l..
Jewett, of New Io1k, for election rs mem
her, Referred to the Executive Committee.
The President and Secretary Of the Society
of the New Church in Grand Rapids, Mich.
recommending Mr.. Geo. Smith, : 1ieensiate as
candidate for dedication. Referred to the Com
mittee On Ecclesiastical Affairs.
Reports of various associations and societiea
| &hay1 roiraH nd
, 1860-06-21

Etf you want a good Kerosene Or Coal
o.. Lamp. which will give the light Of eight can.
u.es. rot costing hut seven .eieh'hs Of cen.
an bo,r. emitting no odor or ssnoke, and not
explosive, 20 to the Lamp aud Oh Enporiu@ q.
l25 South CLARK street.: 6et"fsn " asosoe.odd od
ali kinds of Lamps altered to burn Kerosene.
3a1E,1rn
, 1860-06-21

- {. e. 5EEfFIs, Adr<r&.sss 1~-. "a nsatA.<A
Il asktAd to rAs1rs Adse.t7s-Es fer tAs cad at IL
kAa4s>y Farrs of ihs fo1sh Fzs. ;l-EAy
, 1860-06-21


While ~e observe and note almost daily the
improvements in manufactures in our own
cny, we by 10 means limit our interest 10 the
advancement Of this commercial metropolis
With scarcely less interest do ~c witness the
march ia mechanical improvements Of cur
netghhors. As Rtrmain to this subject, We re-
fer 10 the mandatory Of ssatch by the Illinois
Starch Company, at 0stawa. whose adrer,ite.
n,ent will be found in another column.
Although the buildings and machinery Of this
extensive establishment we're originally Of tile
most substantial und improved character, capa-
bic Of manufacturing into starch seycn hundred
bushels Of corn per day. Jet like many her
henry losses and suffered nany embarrass-
ments ~ the 6,st, from incompetent wo'kmen
sud impure and hard water. At length the ger
vices Of an experienced manufacturer have been
secured. Since Mr. McGinuis has bad chlrgc
Of the manu- acturing, not slrg:c bog of pour
ever, of the bard and impure water be hat tc Use.
Fortunately, gear ago an e1haustes< foun
tain OF perfectly pure and soft water was dis
covered in bad Of primary sand and gravel,
about msle aud half sou OF the factory, on
tic highert elevation south Of the ctY, one
hundred and twenty five feet above it.. This
fountain will st1urd not only sufficient supply
for the factory, but also sufficient to supplf a
c,tr Of twenty Thousand inhabitants. Is. F.
Walker, Esq.,, superintendent Of the Chicago
Water Works, having 81 eye to crery thing Of
| interest connected with his profession. visited
Ottawa on purpose 10 e&atn'ne this extFaordln'
ary founta n, and after u ending day in its ex
amlaataon, pronounced it in qualify, quantity
| and location, superior to any thing be had ever
seen.
This water, pure as it IL and must he, after
| passing through most pcrfet natural filter
Of many miles ia extent, as careful examination
has proved and soft, AZ is evident from no lime
/ rrere1 bring found in the bed wak iutrnfrceA
, 1860-06-21

Fu.rture rlann Fort, &c. Al 10 ocleek BY Gilbert
samo@n s. La .trett-
tl4lcd w.ra 1t 7K a, d 7K utcaork. Pm, ~ G1,1t8
San.ps n, AucttouLt -, e Lake Ieet.
, 1860-06-21

~ Mnler's Hatr lorigoratar-the best IN
nsr' s 7. Hinckl=y, agent, 3o2 state street
, 1860-06-21

~T. C. Smith 4 Co., Manufacturers Of
Btasa Faucets, Beer Flanae and Ptunber's
cooks B1.'s e. 81 .aa 9SSpes stree.
lima 11.6k.
, 1860-06-21

~ The miuiature steamer "Esriekson No
@" started for her Southern home yesterday.