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, 1860-07-20
The New York Central Railroad.
We find in the Buffalo CJmMkrciat AdptyGisfr

The New York Central Railroad.
We find in the Buffalo C1nn,krcial ddptrtisfr
the following testimonial to the excellence Of
this road and its management:
Travellers now agree that for prcmptness,
ease and comfort, there are few If any roads in
the world which excel this. The recent i'm
provemen.s introduced are worthy Of especial
notice, and however We may have differed on
matters Of State policy with the managers Of
this road, we caunot but add our testimony to
the great care bestowed for the comfort and the
convenience Of the traveller.
The pnnctuality Of The arrival and departure
Of the trains has grown into proverb, and it
is very rare that the cars On this road are even
a minute behind time.
The recent improvement on the cars of The
New York Central tor the avoidance Of dust
bus been found to work more elfectua1ly than
nything heretofore introduced, and although
an expensive operation, Wa understand the
"petticoats" or '4dust boxes" are to be general
" introduced. The safet, of the trains Is also
much enhanced By the recent ntimprovement-aa
it rs almost impossible for anything t. erer get
at the wheels, much less to fall under them.
The new style Of smoking cars, with the re-
vo1y1ng chairs, and other cotnmodious Strange.
ments, are The theme Of all the smoking CON.
munity, who are deservediy loud in their praise.
The sleeping cars are probably the III atess
and best arranged IN the country, aud are non
patronized, We iearn, to their full extent.
, 1860-07-20

II Dr.. Geo. B. cheeyer, Of the Church Of
the furitans, has sailed for Europe. The New
Yo,k Kpening Rost says be will proceed 10 Lon
don, where be wilt spend few weeks; thence
down the soae sua 9t1 tks to the
Ka.Ions Of Piedmont and SaroJ, and then return
by the way Of Paris TO London. After spending
some days in. London be will bend his way
porthwaed to Scotland. After six weeks spent
in the more interesting regions 1t the North, ho
will make the tour of Wales and northern Ire
land, returning home in the latter part of No.
, 1860-07-20
FOR THE CHICAGO TIMES.

Again we call upon The Chicago Times
to print the record Of its candidate for
The yice-Presideccy-Her 7. johnson
OF Georgia. To supply the reputcd squatter
s,yerejgns Of the Northwest with the infor-
nation which, the Times olsliua.ely refuses
to give, we priut on tue inside Of this pa 'er Il
portion Of that record made by johnson him
self no lorge. ago than the .s.h Of May last.
Ne Invite for it tho attention Of oil honest
men who wait to know the materials Of which
tile Douglas and Johnson ticket is male up
Will NIT the Times COPE that portion Of John
sons letter that we quote?
, 1860-07-20
FIRST GUN FROM WISCONSIN.
Squaffrrfssn 0rsrfAFese" In ~Hd4ra@tft.


From tie Milwaukee sent;nel, Of yrsterd,y.]
The sprcisl election in this city, yesterday, to
ti]1 the Office Of Treasurer, was vigorously cou-
tested and called out large vote The Kcpub'
licaus. lLnLinc their candidate. John II. Teseh
fairly entitled 10 the posi- alter tile result of the
Charter Election in April. did not wish to make
party isrue. The DauRlasisca we're not con
Tent with this stAte Of thiogr, aud insisted on
drawing pur,y lines, in order to show their
a,renrtn in the CITY Of Milsaukee. According
II ,hey called their Z" regular" Convention, uom-
mat. their =" egular" candidate, snd appealed
to al the " regular Democrats" in Milwaukee to
support Nr. BAumbBch-
The result Of thu: appeal is herewith sub
, 1860-07-20

B + is estimated that the three excursions
Of yesterday, to Ciar1 Station. Joliet, and Lake
Forest, gave in the aggregate rearly five thou
sand exeurs,ouists. A very fair day's invasion
of the rural districts,
, 1860-07-20

~c. Il, scx1HKR, Ad,rsa4.~a Lae,G g D-n,s<r,--
Il authorized rs=s.s Ad,tsssn3s f7T III, AID II ~
L.adsas FdpsTs ef tA< NORTH He.t. hl-hes+T
MON EY TO AN
10 per Cent. for Five Yenx1.
sTshoF' r'2fs ? pieeSFtsfi SS~ Kin. a I CO.
a.l, s.ndss E1ehia1t M hsnf ( ba!lainx: cia.1 /
WANTED-A Situation by re-
~..ssr o T. ss &C.
:ssa At ~ not employed By at 143 snth
T OST-On the 10th inst, a pair
Of Cod Speet.ee. elshsr On Ste .trets etswee,
e. aadt. ., Il b set.s s
y ltav1nE them * The Pr u and Tribune 0es ~ 1lt
NOTlCE-The patents Of Hurt-
~ butts stase Msehn, be daily st 70 =: It
Kfs. r. 8! - Il: 1ssl sid'':s St1 i: sS4s
GTEAM FIGURING MILL AT
~ Lxc1anE. 1o~A.
FOR SALE on RENT
H. 1no.p :. the 1 y H.:
Saak q ths N.s spoi Ki:s@ IL kita.es!
sss seft 4 ss
nd te lentery haA ntlT beea put in thorough
p'1f' 1'' '@3A' ~ .fSH HOWARD DARLINGTON.
,Y9tx1m Davenport, 1ow1-
THE TENTH EXHIBITION OF
l. AAEaICAX MANUFACTURES AND
MECHANIC Arts.
Including Agricultural Implements and PEoduds under
tbs direction OF lie
Chicago Mechanics Institute,
viii te ofened II The w1GWAM. ia Ch'ea:o. cn Tuesd y
E..a!Dk A@u. = m saa AID continue until GnaFsda'
1ssaI1*' .Is.,,ta" rc.c n +h. .ct,,. ~or,+rv
al at ees ior txhaiiloa should = dire I'D to "The
Exhlh tun Of Heehanie's f4S1nu,e. f,h eaEo ILL.,
JANIS nOLL1 'G3 NOhTH,
jy:tc.e7 5v Superintendent Of E1k!ktt on.
SUMNER HOSIERY
GLOVES
{WAh tha exception Of AlexandEe'l Eld4.)
A. N y 2 a r. a s. @ LIS
Q q s. r
Vow |, the time for Ladies' Gentlemen, Chld1en md
1nl11ts TO tay IN 4 ie1Es sock
A. CIR AYES,
no. 7s.......... LAKE sTREET.....-....-Eo NO. 7s
WE ARE JUST IN RECEIPT
svpsa ExcE1ESf f" wsGcm FIT Il III. GUano RIBBONS
| a. CRAVE, ~ Lake etseet-
|
, 1860-07-20

Another Chance for Sporting Men.
Ettt. n Prtss and Tribune:
propose to offer the following reasonable
wagers to any Douglas man, in city or county
who has sufficient confidence in SQuatter Sorer-
eisntr to take them together. ] vii! bet:
400 that Douglas will not carry the Ward in
this cty where be usua!is resides when here.
800 That b. will not carry the town In which
be lires-
800 that he will not carry the city in which
he 'ives.
<leo that he will not carry ihe county in
which he lives.
xloo that he will not carry the State in which
he lives.
elO0that be will not be elected.
800 that Lincoln will be elected.
sloo thai be {Douglasj will not get m electo
raj vote.
sloo that Dreckin1idge will get more electo
ra} votes thau Douglas.
{le0 that Belt will get more electoral Tote'
than Douglas.
Total Il ,ooo which will be put up on the de
maud Of any responsible party. II. J. II.
COMMIT IT THE p. AND T.-Dettiug is aborn
Unable; but the 1imt' parade is mare abomina
bic still is dishonest. For the purpose 0
testing 1t with the pecunlary touchbtone, VI
are Induced to pint the above, which come
from responsible man.
, 1860-07-20

Our Sabbath Schoo1s---A Grand Mnaa


Our Sabbath Schools---A Grand Mass
Meeting.
The Chicago Sabbath School Union deter
mined at their last meeting to postpone the
proposed procession until October next, and
ordered mass meeting at the Wi gwam On to-
morrow, Saturday, July 2lst, At O'Clock, P. II.
The children will meet at 2 P. H., a. follows:
North Division on Lasa'le street, right on ILL.,
nois; South Division. Washington street, right
on La.alle; West Division, on Lake street, right
on Desplaines. where the several bands OF mu.
sic will be ready to receive them. aud nrder
the direction Of the marahal for their respects
i've divisions Of the city, will march precisely
1t ct o'clock.
Schools are requested 10 bring Their banners.
and badge their children in the following colo4s;
North, blue; South, red; West, white.
Rev. Messrs- Chidlaw, Of Ohio, and Vincent,
of Illinois, will address tbs children.
, 1860-07-20

:, rsnn. @emen cs.hol's peasant boy III ireland
priest earnestly denouocing the .re.;v.in 70 =,
warning Il e people against it .. the ro,t t.p .ao
devil Abl thin, your ri.ereneea reni.sa u tpe ~.
lad, must be nav diril, for th.t;: &c ~ ~
bare themselye4." Feop@ ~
, 1860-07-20

W The Ossawatomle aud Niagara Base Bail
Club will play match at three o'clock to-day,
on the ground Of the former match, corner OF
Twelfth and Ha1steai streets.
, 1860-07-20
EOR PIXIES rEAK-Tho md.

CIV I G{T1Ht Il
Mhed are preI aFel 10 o+rr far na- ~ inv. ri 4
~ Sklz =; rufvS F k!z.K. tDutss i4'e-t. esu-c aiy
A*pH: tot tlAe's FtaA: tLl carbjps. III. un,Ir.
Of benk Light. coeap Es-'ly MH aged ara bU Rhn.E:
can hs p~rAe hT ~" hoses fur uoIss xv = c,ts
only e'ea q Weighs bu M 1ouEL- CHI bu u,ekff
n IN ue4n'A ~ % nj .les all nxr HnLout
"aeE. We *AKkAcr this Ill ltu d. y, r. crnt no1e
WefE. with The s1De pDSe-, tn:4 tlu .nst siam nil
pfsps.sa t. iur:sAttA .rd 1t n,l 4. .t1e
cr S r. r. ns nc ~ ~ + thu pentJ.
ashils 1ay r. .n IL ul~ 100 II tie Maeh!n >,p
y. -; 2ot*s ~ r. tett Wr.t". lie :r.se. dte4s
Mak N~-s ~- -e~* -3-* w. '->' A'
=. nu uHtla, DUBOIS ) ACTIN
~ As-I jys.S F-tAwfY
, 1860-07-20
'3rrss TributtE
FRIDAY, lilly 90 1860.
GET up CLU BIS!
REDUCTION
tampaign PRESS and Tribune.

The best Republican document that can be
distributed in tho West, during this campaign,
/. the Chicago rnEss AND TRIBUNE. In order
10 give it broadcast circulation, it will be sent
in Clubs. from July 1st until after the Presi-
itutial election, at The following great!y re.
dueed rates:
FOR TUE CAErA1GN WEEKLY.
fsntfn copies one address. CO
f:ty cnptes oue kdtrets Is %
ks2elc cnpy Observation-Disclosures. 10
FOR THE CAMPAIGN TR1-WErELY.
Txe1sy cnpits, one atdrcss. css...-..-..-.....- 70 Go
RE- Furni.h the Fest Masev With lst of the naust
Az. by recent Law Of Congress he Is obliged 10 dclve,
tie papers tro i = busdle scnt 10 one address.
E xonty!n Ke&'lestd Letters tc1t :. tur Fsk.
Aittcs. PRESS d TRIBUNE. t.llcA9o. III,
, 1860-07-20
THECITY,

rested yesterday for zobb'ng q deaf mute by
the name Of Matthias Laws, of Is.
, 1860-07-20

rem and Jones McAurray were sent to the Re-
form School yesterday for stealing lead pipe.
, 1860-07-20

~ ons Of the organs of the :. Union" party
saws of the Bell aud Everett ticket, that !" old
men shall bless it and children shall reverence
it. Meanwhile those Who hare passed their
ffst, and hare not jet reschsd their second
childhood, will vote tbs Republican ticket.
, 1860-07-20

EXCURSIONS frs1kanAr.-rhs1s wsrs thrss
great excursions rsstszday-to Joliet By ths
Fint Congregational Sabbath Schools: to
Clarke Station by st. Johns Church and Sab
bath School, and 70 Lake Forest BY the Society
Of st. Vincent Dc Paul. Tho latter consistad
OF train Of t1enty-t.ao cars, and nearly two
thQu8and e1cursionists.
, 1860-07-20

WnonTtEnERatzs.- Michigan Central
Railroad on Wednesday night brought in q
plump car load OF Whortleberriea from Nichi-
gau. "Berry" good.
, 1860-07-20

SAD Acc1DESr-A WARs1xa 70 Bo1s,-Tbe
excursion to Joliet yesterday passed off with
tho bappiest experiences. marked only By sad
accident which happened to lad named Rufus
Doteler. aged II ye2rs who on Tho way down.
resisted all warning, and insisted On riding on
the platform.
At the Long Run bridge, near Lockport, he
fell from the traiu, which WAS going 1t the rate
Of Is miles an hour. He fe! about nine fec.
and Was taken mp senseless, with severe, and II
il feared, dangerous wounds about the head,
He Was left at Lockport in th. care Of Drs. Had.
ley, Forbes aud Bacon, who we're On ths train,
and waa still insens,bls at last accounts.
His parents reside on the corner Third and
Carter st. eets, in this city. He had been 70.
psatsdfy advised to 60 into ths car, but rsn---
/ gentleman had taken 3D. ---.so.
teller aud by for-~ "a "ho WAS with Do.
f.. --a carried him from thu plst
4vfna, and wss returning to tats Boteler when
the accident occurred. The lid had bsea stand.
ing On the lowest step Of the platform and
grasping 1t branches ofsrees a. they hung ne.,
the train. This aad result Of too common boy.
,sh hthoughtles.ness and wilfulness, should bo ,
| warning to al lsds. y
, 1860-07-20

The weather yesterday warm and bright
was under the influence OF = delicious laks
breeze, far from being oppressive.
, 1860-07-20
The Wf9wam Sabbath School Concer1

Editon Press and Tribune:
Why can We not have the Sabbath School
Concert repested at the Wigwamf All who
were in attendance last Tuesday evening aneak
in the highest terms Of the exercises. and
would BE- glad Of another opportunity to SO
See and hear two thousand children zinc Tia
songs they sung so well on that evening.
The sight from the gallery vas most novel
and beaatifu! one, and to BE- appre ciated must
| be seen. Let Us hare the concert repeated by
all means, for there are thousand. Ela 1ai,-5
to erioy the sight and Quaic n' >
| ming. Some thlnk 'e-' .,s.d. ~
| "sa J" ~-4t music does not 1ound
- NiG*sm. Let Ill such listen to tbe
thar opinion.
, 1860-07-20

fE Tho alarm Of ERE yesterday was caused
by the burning of small frame tenement in The
extre, west suburb Of the city, owned By
John Webster.
, 1860-07-20

1t the request Of several correspondents We
reprint the list Of delegates from this county to
the Congressional District Convention at Dixon
On the 26th inst:
, 1860-07-20

B"Old Knick,'' and "All the Year Round"
for August, Beadle's Dime novel "Myra, the
Child Of Adoption" the Philadelphia Enquirtr,
the largest and best paper published in Phila-
delphia, and all the weeklies for the week, can
be had at Norris 4 Hyde's, No. 100 Dearborn
street.
, 1860-07-20

SABBATH School EXHIBITION evening,
the North Baptist Sabbath School, corner Of
Ohio and Dearborn streets, held its anniversary
exercises at the church, consisting Of 1ecita-
finns dialngues singing, &c.
, 1860-07-20
CAUTION TO THE PUDlIC

WEI are informed that WtLtt;K u DAVIS. fc..mtt
MMS ;az Up a.*1 r*ed liz ptnyem It up 10 a.
Mtnesta Up of l." pttt s ii The to~n uf Ho,s- ari
lna.. '".
~ Tip. A:e under aid DAVIS paen. Infringe. upon
Nfcn1ILa Patent. aud has right 10 make or a.
.7.d Mitchell. ~
ih.t parties may MT b n'*el. lrrc,y sva uot1 q
tast shat prosecute Ill pess ho nr vii + NJ.
@..e un'*F tHe p.ient Of sud WlLr.. EK ii. nAv1S
Ioston. Jute q, 1:6A. fyac eA,u,
, 1860-07-20

HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PRE-
i PARaT1' n:
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#EEMsos soDs RESHS RSh f. +; RssR:
RH} t. e; Se5s' Ss5s R.Is's2 6 xs2
HeiMBt1Ts HEiMnStn1s sgc. is' tor Seaefai pss'y
hiESSssSE$ SS$$ Ss /;
hEh4BoERs EhAs SucH ter ter 44yasss et he s4,a
HEtsgo!R ~ 3 Ga{{ hUGHT{ 70. ! FTP r.g oDs: p.
HEEMsokbs aEtAskb BSSa for M he..aes. - Ey.a
Hfnab5ED h69R5 - ID s:At
Es;;:ss .. .. as.
y 4 FtS4tEFEH4tEs
1.1 1.pe ea sa aG2 f 51zSizS '''8A@
THEY ARE OF no AVAIL.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU
Is THE VERY BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD
ESE ,s. q sss ss. s from
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFE.
t11 ssnrruxs ADovE.
no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
T,zs9o nose b Bs';,s =; AsSsu Uepleasaa. Medicine
13A&%*0A@
HELABOLD'B EXTRACT BUCHU CUREe
BKCRET DIsEA8Es
II II thel1 st,kes A. 1!i.ls E1peut.
Little Of no change OF Diet: No 1neoavealenes
AND no EXPOSURE.
g.e HELXgoLps 20; 2:s! EXTRACT sucHu for E1se~.,
nI q, xcygNe AVID Old.
hsh1tu ~
Ell $: fh r S6BSS BS|
Il :; sG@a5 for ali
UR1NsAnx ORGANS,
Whether existing IN
MALE !! or FEMALE, M..AlE,
From ~h.,ever cause originating Ind no matter Of
HOW Long srAF1n1NG.
All the above deases md tsmptoms admit of The rams
treatment and may orig nate from the same cause.
Keadl Readl Readg
FELuBotD.s BTchV T. i ~: :ys and pleasant in tas.s
paas 81 son;n efa!
d'S5 b.: pSy .sfsts9
| ber. laA. MN. a!bbAeD Aldernan1
6rHs.
Prepared By =: /. aELAGQLD.
| No. l04 South Tenth st., below Cheat4ut PhIa
REWARD OF COUNTERFEIT
| AND UsPRMC1PLED DEALERS,
who ,ndtavor 10 dlsptse II o1 rBnR ovn- and o4xu"
| arrtct1a or 7HI 1IFurAIIu8 ATTAINED II
/ H.impold'S Henulne Freoxr1itnus-
/ Extract BGehu.
Improved Kois WasA
soMty 3H" .-.
| =. y. PARK,
10. Ia Lake tt1esk.
Ayp lLL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
I ASK FOE HELMBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHEN
| Cut out The advertisement md Hsnd for Il,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
| lrv4.-Hew-wedAsat-c&4ely
, 1860-07-20
Hurlbutss Patent Stave Machine


Among the list Of patents issued from the
United Sta!es Patent Office for the week ending
July 3D., 1860. We notice the following patent
granted to ". ". Huslbut of Muscatine, Iowa,
and J. u. Hurlbut Of Chicago: They claimed,
first, the arrangement Of the SAWS and manner
Of adjusting them to any required angle, TO cut
plane faced stare for barrels of larger or
smaller diameter. Second, the stave cut straight
from each outer edge to the centre, forming any
required angle, in the manner as above descri-
bed or its equivalent.
We saw the machine in full operation yester-
day, at N. $. Bouton's Machine Shop, South
Clark street. Il is very simple and cheap in
construction, andts adap.ed to the manufacture
Of slaves for sugar and molasses hogsheads,
rice and tobacco casks, nail kegs, &C., &c, but
its great forte is, the manufacture Of slaves and
hesding for tight work, for which purpose it
undoubtedly e1cels all other machinery. The
machine is changed for saving different length
slaves in very few minutes, and is as quickly
changed from staves to heading.
The machine is complete In every respect,
and works beautifully. All persons who are
looking for anything in their line will do vel! to
call upon Messrs. Hurlbut at the shove named
place, when they will exhibit the machine at 4
P. Il. each day until further notice. Sc adver-
tisemeut.
, 1860-07-20

TT N I O N II A l. L !,
Saratoga Springs, New York.
This wel kaown Hotel peA.Ant!y located the eat
ade Of BEnAtwtT sid tppsMe the ce.e iEakd Con1ees
SpdtEs, OPENS FOR VISITORS
June 18th. for ahe Season.
By ddop jus. flushed. Of handsome brdcr build
K. huadEtd so1tytns fett louk. By 1ttYdve
Hle md i've atoFtts high, it mueh ,ht Exe4t Hot. IN
Anil GAN ACCOMMODATE OVER ONE 1HuG-
bAED GUESTS.
The nux Hail. Kitchen End LsuadrY Ire ursurp1aeed
In tnis county n t1ns aot compile eness and
u lhe world Toe Court 5osed " ne man building
tent. ,nt.fa.e,ed 4sed -alss. DE rand Of mu.ie
telonkux the house will he In attendance during the
CAt!az. houss are also attehed to the pttmse A.
f,fnE every facility e1eafi rs fof tte aecomucaso
Of kussts. The management Of Tn Hs t1xst iii
~l4h the spprovs Of III ho my hobor "a Win
IarIns9.. PUTNAM tAtSg, P1oprieto1s.
jjlaxs
, 1860-07-20
Ho.7ss7 sCxxER slscE l82s.-Ths Aontgom'
arv fAlA,) KiN Of thu 9Th ssys:

We learn tbat ths thsrmomst4r n..,titad ,o7
deg. in ssrera open houses 6i tho cit1 Tsster. I'd:
day. 0ne Of our citizens, who has kept disrT
Of tho weather for thirty odd years, saTs hit
the preRent IL thA h~.A-: .rna,., .;,n: 1oo5
We have not known the mercury to range IL
high - 9s degrees but once before in Mont
gomery, and that Was, we belieTe, in 1856:
, 1860-07-20

WooD's M1SsrRE1s-A large and delighted
audience graced Kingsbury Hall last night to
witness the unique performances of that Star
troupe, Woods Minstrels. The music was su.
perb, the dancing highly artistic, and the Eths~
opian ragaries, comicalities and delineations
laughable and entertaining. This e1cellen:
corps Of negro funniesta give another r<scerch@
entertainment tonight, where the lovers Of
amusement can while away two pleasant hours
and gain ten pounds Of laughing fssh thereby.
, 1860-07-20

JOKES ScHooL.-The scholars Of the First
Division Of the Jones Schao1 visited their Prin.
cipsl, ". Woodar,', On Wednesday last, at his
residence, and presented him with valuable
Office writing de1k. twas a fitting tribute to
a faithful teacher.
, 1860-07-20

II Our Zouaves hare received and accepted
late invitation to risit Boston, and the people
of that city have raised The money to pay the
fare Of the corps from New York. They hare
also received invitations to visit Springfield,
Mass, and Hartford, c., and it is presumed
they will do 80.
, 1860-07-20

TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
l. Steam FIGURING viii in Fulten City. wh1te&fle.
F1ench Burr.wo psIr f;r wneai api Que for com The
two can rake hun1ed bare> ot Flour IL twenty
four the husk htte up the fnnsth IF
Eu r. Tbs NH h.s arxe Custont Work and any
,mcuat q raea ean he boax:t tne M! The Chicago
to ST. Louis New Ur This II I: built by and
for Of tre trn Of Thomas brafe7l TO-. wh0 hA*
bten tn the NIL hutIneas foE twenty ears anu
Of the
BEST ARRANGED AND MOST CONVENIENT
Mills Of Its ste the We,t,and everything In the best 1f
order. fart pay Will re takrn rial estate Z q
ctana1i .! atv Fer further Inf rznltaon aTpy 10
Juan FLACA, Il the Mil. ert,
JOHN BRADFORD.
5s9x3w 50 y a1nut At1eet. C{nciA natl. Ohio.
, 1860-07-20

PREACHING At TUE W1owAu.-The ninth Of
the series of Sabbath afternoon sermons, in
this city, at the request Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, will be delivered at the
Wigwam On Sunday, July 2ed, at4 P. H., by
Rev. ". Il. Spencer, Of the Westminster Pres
bFteriAp Church.
, 1860-07-20

Grand lntETDAka0UA1 H. R~ H4cuTB100s
Several Of the railroads centering in this city
have united in an Invitation to large number
Of the leading citizens Of Canada to visit the
West The company is to be composed Of the
Mayors and othsr principal of6cers Of all The
cities on the Inns Of the GRIND Trunk and the
Great Western Railways, between Quebec and
Detroit. The Canadian press will be very large
" represented. Several members Of the Cana
dian Parliament have accepted Invitations to
the excursion, and Sir Alan AcSab and other
distinguished gentlemen are expected. Alto
gether it Is expected that this will be one OF the
most marked affairs Of the season.
The party are to arrive on Tuesday evening
by the Michigan Central, and will leave On
Wednesday morning for Cairo, by the Illinois
Central Railroad, and extend their trip somo
forty miles into Missouri, On the Cairo aud Full
ton road. Returning, they will take the main
line Of the Iowa Central for Dubuque, and ex-
tend their excursion On the Dubuque and Pa
ci3c road Soma eighty mllea into the heart Of
Iowa. The Burlington and Quincy aud several
other roads have united in the invitation, and
doubtless two weeks at least will be spent most
sgreeably aud pro6tably By majority Of the
party, in seeing tha Great West.
This excursion has been most happily planned
and while On the Illinois Central we presume
will be under the direction Of J. B. Austin,
Esq, Of the Land Department. It owes its ORR
gin, if We mistake not, mainly to his intelligent
tp'.''. ~ aA.u -. eoDA'ou'ee
'A'se5 !" luz popu!a''"n o, 'ne es'' oao emil
A'An'o 4''AA' Jug ''4'' y. '3' ~ Ia" 'eus0 04'
anoog OUT "oS' lnousd'ous' 'n''''og anu USE
'o' els'seoS' fof 'ne 'Ss' 'e" yea'S an "n]us'
aau "lat'ous pfeJuu.oo Aaa peen e1e''eo .aete
1sA.u's sae !" CO., "u'ea suls e~sute4ou ~ ~
,as ~ fen'o'e" fof ~ lAsse ".n''es u 1n'ei-
'eens ~"asa'AnS " 1pe"o "eeA VI ~ upon
o"1 '.su 0A4 DsA1''A' r 4AA uo. Aa'' ~
UT nappy ionueaes upoo 'n: soe's' anu COM
ne'sri -, ie'a''onA u'tu y. e"0aaA aaa 'ns !" eA'.
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oa"aia, anu 'u0 "Ae0' "e9.1tA anu oAaHo
i1unk 'aA"ass ~ aseennoua'e 1n anu -, secote q
po'''ou ~ 'oe " ae ",S' Ane ''"-
neAe1a' "e" ~ o0Daoo ~ CO. 'nA' .ae eoa1ees
o1 'taao A'e eAnAos''ee"' ano 'na' MI ene5 n2'e
70 W ~ sals' a." 1eetp1osa' business rem
''ons 10 "aAs 'ne'r agu'nceo' "ofAs o1 'n'e.-
ma improvement contribute Immensely 10 'nelf
OWE prosperity aao psos1sSs'
r.na m.on.,,o. .r.,,,,.. u..~ =. cha
Wlex1m.
We are glad to notice the suspicious promise
that the forthcoming Fair Of the Mechanics H.
stitute at the W1gwam will bs the best local
, 1860-07-20

4 SPLENDID P1cruRE.-We have from 8. c.
Griggs Co., copy Of Barry's crayon por-
trait Of Lincolu, which il splendid and admi-
rable thing. Mr. B. ~as sent out by the Re.
publicaus Of Boston to get q likeness of Lincoln,
and the sheet b'fore us il the result Of his
labor. Griggs L Co. hare the likeness for sale
, 1860-07-20

20 Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will be we'll done and at prices to suit the
timeE.
q Just received, the finest stock of In
por ed Se2ars ever brought to this market. at
0akley'e, kinssbury Block. jyl01et
w Miller's Hair Ioyigorater-the best in
use. s. 7. H;ackley, agent, so2 State street.
ie2h Am.
, 1860-07-20

Il ths f1fxest 2nd best a.E1sxed Hntel IN The city,
trsy loci ed tAsy Of from I'll II tfava
and has sSy eonv<n<nca Tor the comfort and secouamo
M1xs md well 7tnilaied- 1he sal{s veil
ranged. md comfortably futnnhtd for families aud l,se
tsep ths houss = fF4t eas Hote! IN every respect
FREEMAN 4 BURBANkS,
1alta6sa&u 9soxaEsaz.