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Personal Iassllagsncs.

ns following ere anopg the passenger who isavv
NV York h NE AdrAGic o. Saturday Rev. Dr. wunan
Adams and family. Of New York; Dr.. uconI, Rsv. Mr.
Corbsa and lAdy, Of New York. 4. H. HAsghwous, W.
a. Appssos, Rsv Dv. fhornwsp Of South oArolna; Rsv
NJ. Cause, Geo. @ Hossss and fAnly, John ward, O.
Hsvns, Mrs. Dsnnan, Rev. D.. Pason, VIE end
lady, sBd W. h. Asdersos and family, New O. Issss;
B. Evn, r. E.in, J,, and dsash'ss, p. Alien, Jr.'
=: s. p: s = r1,ss Sg T.
nt q his heath VIII h hss bees somewhat Impaired By
he srduous ouuee duvss The winter He yin be sbsss
Ssoo ssI u Ss fs spsoopsi -. I'll, ). pssso,n.S
his diocess during the summsr ~ Bshops ChAss, o.
is s~ s, s9 Wss,.,, ss" Yoss ana
Hss. G I. shsrnan, Of ONO, and r Honmsn, Esq, o.
B. Domingo, are stopping Of the Uaion Place fIoAsi.
Antonio del vsIs and family, and Pablo YssAsA, ell Of
Havana, are stopping II the Aston Place HossL
ereyilh @ ns,bsr, Do. Of Ess:sd; Jsags A; g JOAN
Isq, Of 0sc,ppsu; J. n Hssbroock, nq., u Khgssss
NJ and Mrs Nuniord Of Rochester; Mr. and Nh, mar
fanny ali Of New Orleans, are ssoppine = Ne Evsrsa
Rouse
H. Dc BusniB, Dq, Of oAnsda; OIL A. Moron, q On
sB.s Newton osse 5a and f,%il{ q Hartford ocan
bssy, ssd n psdso, Sq., c New YORK, are stopping
II tbe IAfnss House.
Hoa. Roscoe Cooling. Of uuca; Jssss Euoa ssd
r 1ear rbonpsop, Eq PSesiosns a The hnnsyIvaniS
osBusl Rsrosd Company 9idsoa Granger, ESQ, o.
ossandsyus; g vibb1d, No, sgp:vi.ssdsns q Ne
Psppsy lyanis, ere s,cppine q We g. Nrhoas Hcssi
Hos, ". ,. Bcopet, q Utshj G ndridg, M, q
Of Fs,sss1sH; j. N ssassssi isS., y nisssi.:; "a
William nsIfs,d Nd, Of sAe HAssss, sss ssepsas = NE
Menopohaa Hctsi ...-
A., s..n i..,.. f fss. ds,s - TsnRss:
oscsus, South Afrca, sss q J. Dawes, q smyrna, AsA
MINOR, ass N wsAhnstoa. 80.
the Nscssl Ccpvepu0s, he's 20 mr. recovered rom hh
ssvers risess - 70 ss.r NJ swusy hons nom Caaeo
Hon. slss = Burrouehs, menbsr - Congress fso0 IL
eoysry. During saturday ~ ~ " arus, ~ ~ e.
MfonL
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JAPAN AND THE JAPANESE.
LnoTtnn nv L. ". ounAnD 20.


lecture delivered before the rsachers AssssiA-
Hss Il tAh cisy, a The han corner Of Grand md Nm
srssss Ass evening, BY j. v. Gerard, M upon "Jspsa
aad ths Jspaaess" Quite . large audience, eo0possd
shay Of teachers AID pups 81 ~ pubic schools, w.
prsssss N spiss q ~ ssrny ssaahsr Previous 70 he
lecture, The repss Of NE Kzsssve co0oitass upon NE
erary exercises of ths sssociaoa for The ensuing eve
mooshs sss reed by The President os shs association,
vhs sfssrvsrss iseetsosd Mr. GsrArd In highly sale
sissic nossce.
Mr.. eEsARD We srsaed by round u applause He
said II never gave . ,ectnse In my lie, and probably
never will Islssys associate With the idsa Of lee,ure
sem.dispay and Historical nourshes shsn bold con
vsrssnon with you, ana ny thoughts ana language oil
be the result Of spossaesoos oombusuoa. hold
hosor TO be nvned, ousids barbarian - I an,
70 address . BODY Of seschers, for whom and
With whom I have been hborng for years Ny
subject . novel one, and Aa about ~ hissor'ans
vrss about things shey never sav ] never say Japsn,
bus have What rert it-soms OF the Japaness
NJ sssntos vss led 10 this subject by my esteemed
hknd ooumodess F. and when the japanese oans 10
.hs eos,ssy 800 hginAss 70 ws.has.oa 70 sss
sosn rcx ss.ds }css srannes then, for an eys.ing
yOu hs sss = kss no Ssh country
s ~ :ssss s ss. . s:.
called Nippon. or, % n so@ssnps called NIphos "a
oO0utfy
mevstssous some u The soonAsns ase over sso niIss
high, spp:ssss volcanic ossin nd covered vah sss
deed he blands ars oifhesn q ssoso, vtah Z rpsly
coast, and many vhirpecs ssAs. nay are IN . dissss
line VA California, sossss'bs IN thkv days By psspsi.
Isrs cd are, therefore, besuasliy snasd n re6nri -
the osnnercs Of this county AID have 10 eosh ~
soon ne Care Of Good Hops VII BE- crowded By 49,
ss 1sss a. s ssssss ess.ss s,,
49, nuns Of she sun, and - shsy sss .!lass -
vd = sscifrl people, sssy hsvs Es<ds. q ~ 81,
%, revbaps, V make up for shs, ~ tavs . I. -
hk noosLo ne people are Dcs sc.sd,e ssa "
sfds, Or Yed1o, vhsh b ~ innsess dty. D oncs
- ncesasd q - Population By ssgss 1919 q
esstuaks, asd hardy mtscd hen IAN has I've
- 90 - ~ vsvis. fhsr house are sos NE
Seff - svsess, but simple too sasry snbeo hus
nsisvs w1Phs I'D ssAsr public buidises Jspsa w.
~ Rn .el " nd1Is Asy, ssd IN nra eagrspsr
yhaeee 81 y - nnroo rAno, vho hvs6 ~ Year, n
wAss r.s.rssi > vs.iss ~ ssss.s vsss ~ ss.s 4
Ssv$p n1rs, ssd m WRITINGS an6 mass we're ~ 70 IN
80 60 - = = -s:s..ss .:
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Movements IF the japanese.
QUIZ SPECIAL WARRINGTON DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, nay %, 1900.
The regulation Of the Japanese currency, which has
formed the subject Of much anxious dncuson between
the Naval Committee and NE Interpreter has naay bssn
ssslsA most satisfactorily 70 the japanese The COMMIT
zee have made arrangement With ths Secretary Of the
Treasury, BY which ths Mint q Philadelphia viii rscsve
al TIE cid sold and silver coin Of Japan 70 reoon The
standard 10 Be nxed their presence when hey 70 70
PAnsdelphia The government going 70 give them
psos Il sseh denomination Of GOLD and silver ooin
made froa their Old cos.
msy ere getting somewhat rscosclsi about The
chssge d programme In regard 10 gong home.
Their principal desire nov seams 70 b
10 throw the blame OF their detention upon
cur government In Consequence Of ths nishap 70 Ne
MAGMA, which b perfectly proper. Thsv Appear
aa,iess Or their sovsrnmps q homo 10 know The c.nss
q ne sshy.
rsy getting ANXIOUS about gong North, % much -
thss hey don't about Visiting The smitsoaiaa Iasss
asA sAsr places M tine for going North not dsanssy
nrst, but probably nsxt rhursdAy VIII - The day sos
bsvinG.
Tessy - bssa very quist-vsry few viaissn. Tonny
90 ssvb,y ~ 10 ~ n byhg wsAsh, ~ whisA ~
pAsa - AoArsd md svsnsy dollars No. w. - rsany
worth twsnty dollaFs-
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SEIZURE % Another Supposed SLAYER.
uuum erxrrs uxrsuxr,s oyyru


MAI H.-oa Tuesday evening Ne oolscssr and Sur
vsyos d Ne port Of New YoVk took possssssss Of shs
steamer ov q Nesfo, lying ~ pssr No 81 North rfv~,
suspected SLAYER. me cfy q NsrfoIk advertised
70 pai for B. fhomss West IND e. mere were fbss1
qusstky u ooaL rhs steamer remains Tor iavesga
toa By The Unied Baaes anthovitses
sKIzrRR or TEE erKAnER CITY or EoRYoLK, sus-
rxcrED or FITTING OUT roR THE SLAVE Trade
rne CRY Of Norfolk, Captain rlsen now Tying II per
No 81 North rvsr sin receiving her cargo and prcv
SONS board she propeller Of about sT2 tons bur
den, and 81 present drawing fifteen feet Of wafer ns
seansr d The three mastsd schooner rs with square
sails forward. she Formerly between Baltimore and
Havana, but nov sdvertsed 70 Ill for the Inland a 81
Thomas; fron thence her destination y not known.
he Cry o. Norfolk has on board u present nearly
i've hundred bsyreh Of four two hundred kegs Of nah,
and quantity Of navy bread Besides this, chs ssaasd
70 carry two hundred and SIXTY tons Of oua In looking
down the BOBBY hatch noticed large quantity Of coal
slowed from the engine Close an 10 the sesn post
also quantity h The main hatch. ExoepunG this coai,
oSetbey win four waer tanhs containing about seven
hundred gallons apiece and aso three water casks We
nosced .othDs hst msht lead rs 70 believe abe vas a.
No uty Of EersoIk y owned By Albert Horne q this
city, whom y stated has other vessel Of the same
osse, which hes been running for the set pire months
between Ne hlasds q q rhonas and Porto Rico
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s.'cma Diam o. Ycrpe LApr. On saturday Mar
roe, ays the Bosesn 1esS1, q Ne nnnss hcsxy of
!. re.sn g s'so nslehsrtcs, = We lsssn IN
49, csesss Ne Mwsssssr ~, Hssrissas v.llsv,
In ne .schmsry, ssd cssrisd atsusl : Ne rsis q oss
60, - ~ 'svsss - snsaA VI evsy syo'utoa
supported The rceulsaor, srvsSse - fsvsbsal and
fc css Der syes from shsr rOcse vNss hsr body ara
w. vsrs ssocxrey maj ekd 80 bvsesa- ne osek
vephe and Ne BODY vss - nrnly bcus6 " shs sAa1t
Shss bsv eksi shkfe were cut Vim chnph b~spve -
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wuEn eAspU.-verdis opsra ~ Msnadsssr' viii b
prsdsssd cnsht, WIN hrss artists 10 the cssa roe
spsa and Ne singers quite unksovn here. md there
psaA ssai q nas.rai surssssy among Ne AessfsSs
sbou1 boeh. 49,.
, 1860-08-06
CHICAGO, MONDAY. AUGUST 6. 1850
Our Southern 4:uestH

Saturday wAs passe by by tie Southern ex-
eursioniais in the continued glance at points of
interest about town. In the afternoon, short
but extremely successful lake excursion Was
made on ths steamer Globe.
Iu the ereaing, large party visited The
beautiful and complete Gymnasium Of Messrs.
Babcock Curtis, in Kingsbury Block, aud ex-
pressed themselves highly delighted By wit-
ns ssing the athletic exercises of the occasion.
Al % 4. II. to day tile special excursion train
over the Michigan Central Railroad leaves for
Detroit, to reach that city about I r. H., where
it is understood that Coils. Strong, Williauf,
aod slcssrs. EIlwood and Farnsworth, of De-
troit. who hare been here for the lus. day or
two, have arranged for the reception Of the
party, aud q brilliant Reception Ball is to take
place at the Russell 11onse.
On Tuesday morning the parry will leave De-
troit, in uspcciol train, ind pass over the Great
Western Railway, accompanied by c. J. Bryd.
ges, Esq., Managing Director, and other chief
oi1icsrs-reaching Suspension bridge and the
Falls sarly in the afternoon.
The period Of The return Of tLe party west
ward does not seem definitely fixed, but it will
take place tver the Like Shore route, via Cieye-
land and Toledo.
Il. n. nice. Esq, tle Superintendent Of the
Michigan Central feaifroad; II. Il. Sargent,
Esq, the company's representative here, will
accompany tho excursion train from this city.
Among others Of our citizens who have been
invited mud will doubtless be Of The party, are
tile members of the reception committee, rep
resenta:ires Of our several railroads, kc., DC.
Both as member Of tho reception committee,
and as citizen, no orc has been more actiye
in attentions to orr visitors than Capt. Geo. N.
Gray, ofthe Michigan Southern Railroad, who
will doubtless beur them company to the Falls
today, as the return to Chicago will be over
the Southern or Lake Shore Line. We wish
our Southern guests pleasant trip to the Falls
, 1860-08-06
Tho Great In dtlstrlaI Fair.

All classes Of our cltszeus arc in earnest p1e.
pairing for glorious success in the for:hcom.
ing Mechanics Fair at the Wigwam, on Sep
tenbcr 7t5.
It is the tenth exhibition of the Chicago Me-
chaaic's Institute, and NOW that building hiss
been occurred for it Of capacity larger by far
than that Of any structure in tho Northwest,
the promise is that it will be 80 6led Us to re-
fleet tho highest credit upon the progress Of
our city in the industrial arts. 1t il not con-
fined to Chicago or to this State, but invites
competitors FOR its awards from throughout
the entire country. James Holm gsworth, E:q.,
practical mechanic aad of large intelli. ,ence
md experience in such matters, has been ap.
pointed Superintendent Of the Fair, and gen.
t!emcn Of character aud standing, md Of com.
pctent knowledge, will be selected for Judges;
who will in 70 casca be competitors for the
awards.
We append tho list Of classes under which
competition is invited, md for which the en-
try books will soon he opened:
cI.n I:AgrIcusaral a7l Horticultural Implements ana
cI.s. I:.,,sSlnssy ,S Wrought Iron werk. Iron s:A
eints;
c1.:' IA, fMh1tt 5 patnTs n lo:'ers Taper uanz
. c1.s. S tFv Fns n1s I'D ro'Its
cs,s. yi:sAs! M !; wo:s. w,ou:h. stone and Compost.
tsd Ware. wv;iin 10Y, Isnps @ and ;s. G..
cts s,l,s; md D;s ~ 19st;;a Dentistry.
cIAs, !X-;araEes o iii dtscritauns. sa:ac1y, liar
a..
, 1860-08-06
Grand Opening Night.

McVickcr's Theatre opens On Monday eyen-
ing, hut it will be knocked all 10 pieces by
Free Show announced by the 1imts and Mrad
for tomorrow, Tuesday evening, at rival es-
tablishn1ent. OH Monroe street, late North's Ma
tional Theatre and Circus, which the United
Douglas Club, ION the model of the Reaptr's
sheaD, and the Douglas 1uviucibles have leased
for the season. The bill for the first night, {po-
body 8 banetit) seems 10 be as follows:
poitaeal spr!s :sr;ipss bY the Ghost Of Henry Clay
Iho:t.....-.-.... .-.......... Hon. !. 81. Caus.n.
Are our hopes SIMPLY a1r a1r?...........n F. AYcr ESQ
1.-THE : 7iMe hare Changed" m nn<,f
cangra'ula'oy.. Hon. Waller D. scatc.
f.n-Ihe ony ti!rit allowed tha occasion win tc
It'd Janalc. Ikaek SEAL 7ia., af Herald fmrons,,on
, 1860-08-06


ri TON f!e sand Tribune:
oispatch from lete to the Associated Pscrs
s.A'ea .aese were present Ut the Republican
n@s Meeting. held here less Tuesdar, from
s'o'o 10 1v.oo' people. which ia prob.bly fair
ek:lnste; though think 10 ooo /. The nearest
Another dispatch, speaking Of The Democrat;c
Mass heet'rg. held here yesterday. ,.]s ,h.r.
we're from 1000 to 5000 person. .t,.,s,..; :.
This is = great error. There eon,d -. i'..
hesu more than from 600 to 1.sto t,,s r..s
highest. The Democratic procession rn,n,s.s1
women, boys and children included, <72. IT..
Republican procession was nj least xix time, -,
great The receipts at two Of our hutels wer.
u follows:
On the day of Republican meeting -. 1881 %
"a the day Of Democratic meeting $50. 81 10
desire to sny that IL ha Democratic ne.tinR 2
Numbered {. .oo0. .the Republican exceeded 10 900,
snd evary candid man we ssw both will admit
that an right
Inc feeliEg about here, regarding Tie Presi.
DENTAL Ind other candidates., is pretty much
ell On One side-in faror Of Lincoln and Ham,
ILL., Yours, AuaoRA,
, 1860-08-06

This Society will send party to Southern H.
liuois next week. for the purpose Of making
collections Of plants. insccs, birds, shells, ,air-
erals. fos.ils, Ae.. portion Of which will be
placed on exhibition ut the State Fair. Tie
purity will conrist Of Ur. Tosey, Or. Everett,
J. u. Powell, Il. Il. Holden, nr. yc!ie, Il. u.
Walsh, Cyrus TLomes. N. 8. Blbb, e. D. VII.
Der, and few others. They propose TO mako
Mound City their headquarters.
, 1860-08-06
THE TELECRAEIEA An A POLITICAL
MACHINE.

H.; it 10 understood. llcueefortll, that, when
4 Douglas mcltirg il held anywhere in 1!li-
mis-. ,hs most shameless braggart Of lie
erswd i; selected to make up tue despatch to
lLr Associated Prcss-the owners Of the lines
III This State permitting each party 10 giyo its
o~n account cf its oxn doings. Tho man
eei''clcd at Springfield WAS tic editor Of Tie
Register. The choice was admirable. 1le dis
played i geuins for exaSscration ,llat none may
i."rc to surpass. His despatch multiplied a
than eight times; but not content with that,
following the example Of a pro.slavery d"rgll-
face of tho oldcn time, say 1860 years ago, he
To" Mr.. Lincoln TO tho Top Ct high place
at.d made lin s,y, in tho shameless account,
t!at tfl4 meeting was tic largest l.e ever saw !
Eut abashesl By wllat he hui do2c, or fearing
IL tzr7so his u,endacity ut home, lt, i'll lis
own rupcr, tho next day, dcducled 10000
rom III. crowd md left Mr.. Lincoln cut al,n-
g-tlser! The meeting was really made up Of
about 5000 persons; aud Mr.. Lincoln was as
innocent Of any expression Of opinion con-
cerning it, as Douglas is Of honesty OF tic
Register of truth.
"a Friday eyoniIg, Kano county man,
emul-us Of tho Register mans example, tried
his ll.ud. Ills muncliauscnisms are not 60
groae, hut sufficiently mendacious to be mo-
1ic=d. Tie sct his crowd at Aurora at 5000,
and put The Republicans Aors au comtut in 4
county that will give 5000 Republican msjor~
ity-a good days work for fal~iiier that us
nn: yet taken his diploma in the Me:4dacity
College where the G1.liycr Of the Rsyister
graduated with hie! honor. A letter in an
other column exposes him.
Again nc call the attention Of Tho orn. rs
Q! the lliaois lines TO tho prorricty Ct put
ting curb on partisan zeal like that upon
wl4sch VIC comment. 1t is not we presume,
The Intention or tIc Republicans To cuter into
Il contest will, the Black Democracy, in which
their powers Of exagecra:ion will bo tested.
Taat would Lc Il strife 10 which they would
h. ovcrb,rac and defeated. They desire no.
thrg e1ccp: that tho wires shall tell tie
ho=e.t tr:l;b, aad tAat in way that will give
IN offence. 1t is no. necessary for every op-
orator 10 estimate numbers; hut it is ncees-
sary that what appears TO bare tho operators
saucti"n should have occasionally come scn.-
i'lance t'f fairness and accuracy. When a
meeting is large, it is easy 10 say 70; when
tho gathering is trivial Il 10 numbers, it may
lie characterized as small; the mythical tl,o,l-
sands who did'Et come ought to be dealt will,
Ls editors whose idea Of tho conduct cf q
campaign is limited to unnecessary lying about
the size Of meetings AID tho private short.
co,nings Of the candidates Of tho Opposition
WEI not Judge Cation lee that this matter i:
right-d?
, 1860-08-06

On sigaal gun, the Military escort. and the
several organizations who propose to ioin in tie
procession will assemble at Dearborn ParF ~
Michigan avenue in the above order. tho rsoht
resting On Washington street, and will lien
take up the line Of III arch to the point selected
to meet our guests. On the arrival Of the head
Of the column ut this point, the Military E .cort
will ccuntermarch on its own ground. Then the
rest Of the procession will form in single rnnE.
Gu each side OF the street. 0a the nrnner ~.
late being given and received, the Escort with
s'ngis ranks flank the company Of guests on
eaea side: Tbs procession will then take M
the line Of match. The different yrvan;zationp
will countermsreh alternately by iins Of nrn'
cess1on By file on each side Of tie street. leaT.
ing the centre entirely free for our Military
guests.
The route Of The procession will be doun
Clark ttsest to Randolph, down Randolph to
Wigwam. ~ 'A'
ilur'ug tho progress Of ths procs csssion thu
Police vii be directed to clear the streets on
the line Of march Of all description of veh;cla.
1t il expected that ali along the rnuta If
procession every house, store and building viii
be illuminated, and fireworks exhibited and
Roman candles discharged from the line Of pro.
cesslon.
PROCEEDINGS At TIE w1avAu.
The gallery will be open only to gentlemen
accompanying ladies': The floor is assigned 10
the different associations Of the procession. and
the stage or platform win be exclusively for The
guests, military eFcort, Mayor and Council, ths
general officers aud stat and Committee OF
arrangements.
Alter the ceremony Of the congratu!atory ad-
dress to tbs Zouave Cadets, thsy will then be
escorted to their Armo1y BY the military oply.
salute Of 100 guns will b. fired from ths
depot and from Dearborn Park, on the arrival
Of the cara.
is not yet definitely known,) there viii BE- a
ringing Of all the city bells, between the hours
Of u and O'Clock, to enable the several organ.
lzations taking part IN the procession to be in
readiness to assemble at tbe appointed place
Dearborn park) 1t tho firing Of ! signtl gun
(about 6r.x.)
, 1860-08-06
\ WORD ron 1,oUG LASlrEs.

For the first tina since the rrcsedci,tial
campaign commenced, there is FACT present.
ted to tile Ncrlhcrn triouds Of Mr.. Douglas
That they merit a7d will believe. They will
End it III tho North Carolina election. 1t has
luen the boas. Of these men that their boile,
was st.oag i'll North Carolina-that was ono ct
The States that they wero sure 10 carsy-one
in which Breckenridge had no chance. What
j. tlls matter now that the voting IL done ?
The pin5cratic (Drcckinr:dge) candidates nrs
elected, says the telegraph by a majority Of
s.opo to 1o,ooo-elec&ed not even Douglas
opposition; not even combined Douglas and
DcllEverett tickc:!
Tuece is but one Interpretation Of all this !:
Ar. Douglas has no strength in tie S,1:h
whatever. In 4 i zen Of the States Ills rose
will no: he whit more resp .ctable than that
IF tue Dauit:s in 1855. The renl contest
tlcre will be betwoan Bell and Breckenridge,
with the chances al in favor Of the latter,
th,ugii the formsr have all tbs aid That The
Douglas men eau give. That is the fact ef tho
t1reliua election, and the men OF the North
:vi' have clnus to Ms- Douglas with tho hope
Sat lie would devolop strength in tho South
aod open new chances Of euccese, may AZ
viii open their eyes COW as to keep
them cl:sed until October. LIT then,
see that he ISL dead cock in
the pit, aad that though he should carry hat
the free States, the consequence would be Tie
d.eat Of Lin ,oln and the transfer of the sttus-
g'y to the House, and Insure the tr:umpl. of
Er: cE;nridge or Lane nj last In no event is
Mr.. Douglas the winner Of the race. If his
friends have tic strength that they claim ii,
the 'rll, they may de'ea! m election l'y Lie
l.,or!-; hut elect him-neyer! We know
where, as between Lincoln AID Brsckinridgc,
thcir sympathics lie. Let than profit by The
lsssoa that North Carolina teaches, and como
eye1 cn Ma+se! Honest OH Abe is their man
-:hc yaly man who can make head against
:h. ,csr,ii.n of tho Couth
, 1860-08-06

Nenbers Of the Young Mea'a Republican
C!ab aud the Lincoln and uau,lin Club, can ret
their tickets for Springfield {.he great Conven-
tion) st the Wigwam, Of Mr. Petersen, ii t4e
ri
, 1860-08-06

THE Misunderstanding was q gem Of
day, cosnl1elt, perfect, md our Southern VIII
tors enjoyed the fresh, pure brcez, frora the
lake hugely. So did we.
, 1860-08-06
DR.. Blacks

Statement In The Cincinnati Medical Jeun, Ct lis thra
peutc properties, he sars:
.sS.Elnga IL ore Of the ost valuable tncwu.
Wien taken N ovsr do.es ta:s both as m Emetle
Caihac. There II, perhaps 1, tice laown avail
able than hia In S rofula Sg hills, Leucoriea and Ill Of
the long lit OF Skin diseases other affections ora
hEonc ehara:ter depsnde=t upon aIeprved anil eaehec
tchabt Alter z'vir IL fur t:a In
ri forms Of cae, an crns!7csd that xenr1.!ar'
atve, hal superior In ,he HI,ert4 Ar'i,.. have
trcl a nearly ALL ct - reputed Alternative. Of the
eabe 3sae1l4 Metlca in Of the oatizo,nc ds
sT1LLlN0tA possestes ea1atlve Eo~e,aia muck ign.
degree than Al, thing ese have t1ied- Suee IL.
March have t.e1ted about thirtY6ve cases Of Syphilis
without single failure when the paseEt gave anything
Ike far..Il. Some of them the WOES CASES In.
ax!rabe and Ill Of lAtm yieJedto my treatrn. fsop
TWO to SIX WEEKS. In 3aat majority Of The casts.
The SYRUP OF Sr1LLlNuIA w7s the only internal
rerey u>e1- have also cured two desperate cases u
long .tan:nx Leuconhea {after lal tel It
bat zemeie. sorth7. disease without asy benedt} with
the SYRUP OF STlLLINH1A ALUSE- have tried
In sero!uA With the happ!e%e results 0ne ct tie
little gil. she very hld The gian Is OF,
both tides Of her neck being very much enrxL and also
Of The sanlt the front Of her n.e very mch
svoeu and TIL. one lcerated ut 1t he aieL IN.
der lhe Influence Of eomp;und Syrup Of stlnxa with.
cut other seatu ent During the ea1y part OF t fall
called to prescribe for two children. Who Lad fos
soe Lne had sca1y eruption OF the akin. which. BE-
Ing ir:taied seraiched would into lndoeut
They tftctu4l!y eusad-one oftl,em In ONE WEs
and the other one soon aaer"
, 1860-08-06

FtEsoSAL-J. Edsar Thompson, President
OF the Pennsylvania Central Railroad is stop.
pirg ut the Richmond House.
, 1860-08-06

70 The 7:mts and MrraIa applies the Term
disguised abclitionist' to q Douglas Demo-
.ra%
, 1860-08-06

SrnEkr InrHovEMENr.-Tan Buren, street
has been brought II grade and maralanizcd
FROM tho bridge 10 Clark street.