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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27
loldicd.
- From the Dayton Empire,l
Lincoln HIS Supporters Their
Record.


Record.
SAMUAL j. KIRKWOOD SUP
PORTS LINCOLN - HIS REC
ORD.
This man is Governor Of Iowa. .ir
the winter Of 1S59-6O, availing lin
self ot miserable technicality,C lie
refused to comply with the reqniator
OF Gov. Letcher, Of Va, to deliyeS NJ
Barclay, Coppic and Owen Brown,
two Of the fugitive Harper'S Ferry
Muderers, who had fled into Iowa,
until notice could be given to them tc
escape from the State, thereby violat-
ing the Constitution of the United
States, and disregarding his solemn
oath of office.
ROSCOE CONKLlNG SUPPORTS LIN
COLN-HIS RECORD.
This gentleman is a Republican
member Of the House of Representa-
tiyes from New York. In a,speecll
delivered in the House, April 7th,
$500, he declares the purpose of the
Republican party TO be n re organiza.
ton of the Supreme Court of the
Tinted States for party purposes in
iuNthese words: \ sl II
"A Organization and re.invigor&
ti9n Il Me lSpEemel Court, wtdf
just r9gAdt4CqA i'll gnu RoAN
cal ceEsSAgSt isps, ,A$ $oSY Of tGo Ms
; pniQus promises eoffRepublican Qscsp.
[tency = ~ s tair-ta Qgny.&6,
9S5G6O, paaS 236. ~
G. ?. WOLCOTT SUPPORTS LINCOLN
Ills RECORD.
tSSShiS gentleman is the RcpubINSSx
- Attorney General of Ohio. On MS
Cd Dec, 1859, the day of JONI
Browns execution, being in attend
ancc at tho Court Of COMMON Pleas.
in hrtown of Akron, g. Sue moved
&& th Court adjourn sas mark of
rSpGet Eid admiratj IsSr ( John
DroST, and accomNpD h .NetfSn
with some highly edfogfstic remarks
, ofthat,old murderer. c
<TM Ai1o %fAMM JOURNAL sIlp.
" PoWs lINCoLN-lTS RECORD.
III an article, on the 9th of oct.,
1859 AEfending the then recent John
Brown raid, the Ohio State Journal,
speaking Of the SollNAyNd: 80. -
n SIT SoSd>Se wel, ,Sr Mem if tlx'
touch Of Brown, ,,th&Flas Collapsed aN'
their blusteE, .slhoSSS$heir rAkes weeA>
ness, shc&f& &rfng them their senses
and teach their dependence on law
and constitutional obligations. Their
whole history has been one of open
disregard of both, andSf injury and
insult to their sister States. *l
let Brown have the honorable death
OF the Gibbet, in preference 10 q
noument in country that builds
monument for the Brookses. A whole
Democratic Senate justified, the asas.
sination Of a Northern Sebatos, for
words strictly within the:proprietiAesI
of debate. We have tqittlszeal to
deRand vengeance on Brown IAhilA
Be mQustqrs So and qicQntr4 the
n y
The FugitiyNslavo kaw itself is
:1otbing but an organized knyasion,
jNst as much in Tolation Of oil legal,
rand constitutional principles as
Browne was; more, for Browns had
+ tth.s1nherent . right of every man to be
tree, as a starting point Every seiz.
Gre under the forms of the law. Is
6othing but an, insurrection against all II
legal rights, and to this is added de-
cision ,of, the Supreme Court, that a
Claimant may seize man any where
Without a legal warrant" h
THE SPRlGGFlELD- (O) NEWS AND
; JOURNAL SUPPORTS LlNCOLN-iTS
RECoRDi9l Hoi2u.ilb ,.Ih {e |,
> On the 3deof December, 1859 the
Springfield N@es and Journal, refer.
ring to the executicnof John,Browps &
said: i.g,f-.a - 6
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-27

true Republican on the great principle
OF antagOnism to slavey' which binds
our party together. When we re.
member that Lincoln, anticipating
even Mr.. Seward in his enunciation
OF the truth that an irrepres8ible con-
flict was waging between freedom and
slavery, declaring that all the States
OF this coniederacy must become all
one thing, or all the other-mnst be-
come all Slave or all Free--he struck
the key note to the sublime denuncia-
ton OF the gigantic wrong and 6arbar-
ism OF slavery, which has just fallen
from tie lips of Mr.. Sumner" '4'
In the same paper, on tie 9th of
July, 1860, in an'article on the pres
ent slave insurrection in Texas, this
same Wentworth says.
"lf the Union be preserved, and if
the federal government be admins.
tered for q few years, by Republican
Presidents, scheme may be devised
and carried OUT which will result in
the peaceful, honorable. and equitable
emancipation Of all the Slaves. -.
Ws.States must be madeag free
and it a Republican g6verhmentG q
intrusted with the duty of making
them free, the work will be done WITH |
out bloodshed, without revolution,
without disastrous loss Of property
The work will. be one of time and pa.
tisenco, D@ e must and ,ciH D, done.
"Tho onBe thing that prevents re en- i
general insurrection at this moment
among thsSAves'inShe, border States,
IS their belief that ID such an event
The whole power ots,the federal gov.
would be brought to bear
against them, and crush them to pie.
sSss ,.,,, ,' ..' ..... >.''..,
Once letthis fear be removed once
ct it be known by the slaves that in
contest for their freedom they would
,nly have to fight their masters, and
lothlng would prevent an instant
'eyolgtion.
1t is undeniable that at this moment
,f dissolution there are men in the
North who would find secret entrance
Q the Southern States, and there aid
he slaves in the organizing and pre-
osaripg Tor insurrection."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-02-17
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the NOS; etTeatual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can dey.-e f5r this every
whar7 prevailing and tatl. E..a.lty. L Is COM
b.nad from tie mos; a9:.yc medals tia. have
been discovered faF tn Nps--s.s7 IA of til, f1ul
disorder from tle blood. and tie rescue Of the
system fram u destructive consequences.
Hence It should be employed tlr the cue Of
not only Scrofuia, but also those othar aiEeo-
tons which arse from il, sueh d Il. FTIrg
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. A>rHo>Y's FIRE,
Rosr. or EHYsIrEIAs. PMFirs, PasrtIEs,
BIorouEs, BitINs and Bolls, TgNaEs, fETrrR
and SALT RHrrE, SeALp HTAp. RINewoRN,
EuEuHtTt@N, SYrHflirIc and AfEgrEtAI I1is-
EAsLs. DEoFsY, DlsTErsIA. DEHLsrY, and,
indeed, All. CoNpIAiNTs ARISING rGaN VIVA
TED or brgEr BLooD. Tie 5pu-ar belief
in fg.stai,g of tie hood Is founded IN truth,
for scToluia Is a degeneration II tie bleed. he
particular purpose AMI virtue Of til, Sar,afa-
rilla IS TO purity and re-euzss.:e IL, y.,4 h4-i,
without winch sound ht4ltA Is E-Eoss.5.s n
contaminated constitutions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-02-17

rT1Hz I,l.aer,: gael tsse tins Eartae - ia: rrs
4 thc g.tzssas q Ellsworth All VENT thar
tbey ave recently Gtssi u machinery .ot t4e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-02-17

So wide is tie field Of its usefulness and so NJ.
merous arc the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country alouuds in persons pub
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once trcd lis superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind IS too apparent escape
observation, and where It's virtues arc known, the
public no longer hesitate what aRta5te 10 employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident 10 our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-02-17
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Coughs, Colds. Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton. and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients III advanced stages OF the
disease
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-02-17

TIE subscribers have and fitted up the Store WEST OF otR
FORMER rhni Boston and
from eft LOW
PRICES desirable patterns
k d establishment
Rich Figured Thbets Imperial Foular Plain Cord Ealenas, Al
Wool Cashmeres Grape Declines Thbets of all grades and
shades, Rich Duca PIails, Fya Mohars Printed Thibcs
Rich figured and plain All Wool Deanes Common Delaines
from l. u up, Plain ana Printed CaShmcres, Al
pacca and Hungarian Lusers, Ginghams, Mohars and
great variety Of Fabrics for travelling dresses,
Lvoncssc Cloths, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

CAsFYIn this city, Sunday June Ans Blenchet wife
Of Henry H. Casey, in the sSth year Of her age.
cAMPBFII,- In this city, on Friday, June /, Mathew
Caupbei esq, conuselorutaw, aged S5 years
cAMPRELIIn Brooklyn, Sunday, jane 3, Wm Campoel
sen Of Campbell native Of Inverness SCOTLAND 's
Is years. Al,
GRAY In this city, very suddenly, Mouday June 8
Spheu Francis Stephen H. and George " pyi
grandson of Capt I. b. French, aged year 0"' ''
8dsys u-.l...Aa~
Notice Of the funeral viii be given in papers on WEDNESDAY
HAsON-ht No 800 West Tweutytrd street ON SATURDAY
Inne Frederick Lawrence only Of Alfred ana LIZA Ma
sen AGED years, 2 months and ~ days
MAGtuRE In Winiamsburgh, Sunday, June . Jane
TmeLne xe Of George Mcguire, and daughter oil John and
EmehBe Clute.
HcGINNEY-ln Brooklyn on SUNDAY morning. 'u'e O. hoS
NcCiyney, native OF Ireland
Al is e residence lO4 East Twenty eighth street
on Monday morning June Dr. Charles A. feeN aged %
~ friends the relatives and friends Of the family also the
smeTs Of Lodge and of Kane Lodge Free aud Ae
rrnea Nasons Of the fraternity generally are
pety invited attend the funeral the Rev Dr. Mont
rouery's Church Of the incarnation corner Twentyegnh
street and Madison avenue likewise the Masonic bunh ser
vices al Cypress Hills Cemetery Wednesday June o. at IL
o'clock a IN
pRlCHARD-At Concord Mass, Thursday May 81, Jane
T. vile Of Moses Prchard aged 60 years.
TAYLOR-In this city, Saturday June 2 Joseph r. Taylor
. in the 5sth year Of his
WAN HOUTYN-In this city, Sunday, June 3, Emile
Eyde Of Daniel Il. Van HOuten in the 2lst year o he
WILDER-In Cameron, n. Y, Tuesday Feb. H. William
son Of Josiah " ider, aged nearly q years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
Arrived.

Steamship Chesapeake CrOwe, Portland mdse and pass to
Ship Aecanean Cousins New Orleans Is days mdse Mes
sons. May H. lat % ST. Ion. 10 49, spoke brig NJ
ship Rather Amy ipala w C. Mexico Jan 81 brazil wood
to VIM Whitock IT, crossed the equator Apnl ~ since whcn
time has experienced continuation OF light variable WINS and
Gains.
and pass to Whillock U May a. lat Al lon 50 40 spoke
Andrew from Rye standing south June lat - 20
lon 20 passed ship Fide hence Tor Liverpool The g. o. has
been westward OF the Banks most of the time with
Slip Cavalier Butler Liverpool % days mdse. Snow Bur
Ship seibe1 Atkins New-oesns 6 days. cotton tobacco,
Bark Laura Campbell of St john N b. Reed Cardenas II
days, sugar, &e to Edmiston Bros;
big Philip Larrabee, Aud Cardenss 10 days sugar, &c to
T. Cushing Boston, COcord Cardeuas IL days. sugar
to " ash, Carver & Chase.
Brig Cyrene Br BOgait MingOsnc, s. D., May 10, OgwOod
Brig Forest State of oston) Stowers Cadenas 10 DAYS mo-
Inn n r Milan eeriTg " ~ ~ ''1 '''' ''s"-''1
brig Col Pennian o Machias), Coffin Nueyas May a. su
bsIk Arctic lof Boston,, steering n,
schr Maria Louisa, Cummings, Fall River days. mdse
schr II W. Benedict Ellis New-Hayen days in ballast.
seh A. L. Douglass Psine Elzabethport coal, for Hart
schr Mary Price, Blizzard, Providence. for Delaware
sch Daniel Coma,ock, Ill., Georges Banks days habu to
mater
sehr Empire State Small, Georges Banks days, habut
schr Arlington Seaman Matanzas IS DAYS sugar and oss
scbr Martha Murray Beaufort N c. days. naval stores to
soop Blackstone Allen Providence days ndse to master
sloop Thomas Hull Hull Providence days mdse master
Sloop f. Brown Carr, Providence days, mde 10 master
ScI. Leroy Osborn Alexandra days, -four Surge Clear.
man l. Co.
schr Amos falkenberg, Rogers Alexandria days coal
Scbr. c. Church. Hoagand Baltimore days, coal
Schr. VIM. Bacon. Tyler, Baltimore days, coal
Schr H. w. Benedict Ellis Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr J. Grierson, Harding, Providence days.
Schr. Justina, Smith Rocklsnd days, lime.
Schr Hendrix Hudson, Lincoln, Fall River
Steamer Sarah Jones' Philadelphia, mde to j. Briggs
Steamer Black Diamond Alien, Philadelphia, mdse to j. &
Briggs.
Steamer Tacony, Ely Philadelphia, mdse. to Lopez Kirk
patrick.
enthusiastically Granada, for Havana ship Baltic for
Liverpool.
WiND-Smset, 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


Sesmships-Grenada Howes Havana NJ o. Roberts; City OF
Norfolk 1ilton, st Thomas, W. w. Russell.
ShiTCha Norhcote (Sorw Abraham, Bic for orders, A.
Wendt Co 49,
Barks-Aia Dolby, Halifax Hamilton Bros Laura, Wilmsen
Rotterdam Many Paul Singapore, A A Low, Bros. Co
swallow, Bassett, Glsgo H. Marsh; A. Lee Chiln,
Demears, j. N. Smith Co Atalsns BIem Horstnan, Bre-
II. innings Gosling; Old Dominion, Johnson Havana,
Robert & Williams; Donette tBrem) Graham, Bremen, H.
koope. $780, -, go.
Brigs-Essex Sennet Galway Walsh, Carver Chase; Eli
za, Thomdyke Trinidad Metcelf& Duncan Conquest (Br
Minness N. b. A. Smher Co. Balear Filctte Tampico
Mazstan Reed, Rio Grande j. l.. Ward Co.; Hannah Nc
Even Port. au- Prince, H. Becker & Graves.
sehooners-Nm Smith Smith, Savannah w. X. Scranton
James Gce Rogers Pensmbuco, H. Thompson hanhase,t
ard Charleston; Ann, Cole, City Point, Jas Hunter Co.
Kasbec Long Para l.. L. Corning Mazurka hnlba Belfast
Il. Z Buck & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
mARRIED,

AYR-BRow Nt ArentsviIS, Staten leland on ss NV he
May s. @ NE residence o. .ne Sy, 20 Miss Edva
Rev. Tho mas w. Cen~sy, M '~n'' ny "
Brown 9th Of Arenisvil' f,.,
BENEDI cT-HusTED-At 81 MARKS Chs1os isSos Bene
Sstf = Ms Mar, A. Hos,ed both Of the above race
COR ssoOllyS on on M MsSSs PoSe WI
Cosne Of Hart Village Duchess County TO Aooie L.
Wilson Of Brooklyn .o ~,
x~prcoRysAWRR-On Monday, June =, 1860 In Pilgrim,
hS,b New ok City by the Rev. Baker, President OF
~. N-,s-York Conference the Rev. John Gregory, " Of
P,ttsbursh, Pa, and Miss Mary Page saver oil LONDON In
rkad
pFRsAiITH-BIRDsALL-On Monday June 4, by BIZ
o Fernando Meod Mayor tue residence of the bride
,f,n.s Wn b. Vondcrmi,n TO Carrie eldest daughter O
Hn,Sel BiIdsan esq, all Of THE city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
puuApprpHA June 4-FlouR firm and qnlst wHEiractive

PHIrApyLpHA, June 4-FLouR firm and qniet WHEAracye
and closing With advancing tendency; Whieat DDfl 9O
Red I'll 1901 A. Co.'s active; Yellow Sc PhoyinoSs
closed with advancing tendency MISS P0Rk at $8 To-
Lam advanced ic., at lie WHISKY at &c.
Irpg.to June T. m-FLorR steady demand moderate
,ses of ZOO bbls IS ~ for State Canada from
spring Wheat IS asa IS 80 for extra Illinois and Wisconsin
a. s IS for extra Ohio aud Indiana aud S6a sc Is for
double extras WHEAT hrer and In good request sales Of
Fl W bush No Chicago Spring at II III and 5000 BUSH
Milwaukee Club at ~ 10
CoEs opened steady Saturday. prices but closed buoys
and L. better saes bush Toledo at 5onSc 5000
s o. I;rois a. 5253c Other Grains steady WHISKY
onua AZ zoe Canal FREGHTs steady at iOc on Flour lie on
N heat and Zoe on Con-to NevYork Lake isPohrs-onD
az Eiony a O0O bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn Canal Ex
ponIs 200 bbis Flour 62Oo bush Wheat Sooo bush Corn
bush.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC
HOMEOPHATHIO REMEDIES.

HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
The Remedies carefully prepared under the direct suo,
vision and inspection Of Prof HUMPHREYS order to meet
tn great and long realized want Of the public namely Rsos
dies for oil the and simple ailments ofHfe
moments reflection will show tina, majority Of dis.
from which suffer and die were at their comDeus
simple and tihing cold slight darrhes main
in the d headache hoarscne.s easily cured and
subdued In time becomes consumption fever da7geross
dyseney Group other disease which all the powers Of ms
cine I'll to arrest
Herein these Remedies supply great public want Bengon
hand simple you know what to ake-pessan 10 az
to repugnance-sae and hence occssionnz no ,k
while the caiiYe positive and certain thew A..
taken The spell is broken and danger slayss
Other Homeopathic Medicines however carefully prspe.s
or however full and extensive the Manual to which Won refer
in order to use them always require study careful e1s
on always you doubt to the remedy chosen and
the result Such examination study and doubt Away.
most unfriendy the SICK sing and especially To be
avoided Nay II often strikes at the very foundation Of sue
cess and prevents result which with confidence in the Rene
d. and hence perseverance, application would have been
easy.
Experience amply confirmed the Of these Remedies
for families and private persons, being usB,
TIE MOST SIMPLE CONVENIENT, THE MOST PROMPT and
RELIABLE
Thousands and have been using them for three
able All speak in the highest terms Of their sim
plcity certainty and among hundreds Of agents the
uniform testimony is that they give good satisfaction their
customers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
Disasters, &c.

NASSAU ~ p, May 26.rhe brig Moreleu tB, Of Hinison
~ 81 Fowler from Havana, bound to Boston wrecked
Sand Key west Of Grea; Bahamas the 3h May Cargo
tO tcs nearly all of which is saved and coming here
Vessel total loss.
iby letter to Ellwood Walter esq, Sec 3D. Undrs
DsTRRssThe American brig South, Hiram Stckney master
from New ork bound TO Galveston Texas with general
egperonced hurricane OF Cape Hatteras the Goth April
during which she lost sails anchor and 80 athoms chain
drag. She had quantity OF ue fore and aft which took
he thrown overheard The gale commenced the
evening Of the 2sth u and continued till the I'd inst the wind
blowing from ~ f. and backing to ~ The Captain aud two
became disabled from oyerexerion The bg arrived
Nassau ~ p the night of May H. in tow of the schooner
Marshall after having sighted the land four days Consgnees
Messrs. T. Darling Co.
spoken.
May 81 of Bsmegst, brig Venus from Palermo for Phisde
phis, II days out by Pilot boat Mary Taylor, No s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
by Tclegrnph.

SANDY HOOK, June L. sunset-No inv ard bound vessels
In sight. W ind s., moderate. Weather clear.
HiGHLA NDS.No vessels in sight bound in. Wind light s.
" eaheT clear.
LONG BRANCHING inward bound vessels in sight. Wind
light g. Weather clear.
FORT HAMILTON.-No inward bound vessels in sight
Wind moderate s. Weather dark aud cloudy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

BALuNonR, june t-fLorR 6rmi Howard street IS 6el
Ohio and CITY Mills 20 WHEAT hun Red 81 560 tl 40
Yellow higher at 68d72c, White 73a75c Paovi.Ioss quiet
Mess PoIk ia 2 KumP $40 iSDi Land He WHISKY
dvll u 2ld2lIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

Markcts-CAREFULLY RgPoKTED ron TIE n. Y TEIsusg
MONDAY, June I, 1860.
ASIES-The market for both kinds is steady with sales of
Is bbls. Pots - 3! aud II bbls Pearls at - IS.
COITON-1he market is heavy sales 1900 bales including
100 boies 10 sniye from Memphis, and 200 in tanst We
peat nominal quotations:
sEw-YoHK CLASSIFICATION.
Elorida Manila N O. A. Tar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
Live stock IN the N. Y. and Erie Railroad.


For the week ending Monday June 4-lls cars Cattle 10 cars
Hogs IA ears Sheep and Horses making ~ croa
of live stock-add III Of express freight making Lta mum
her Of hauled by Stock Express during the week. 5 SNOW"
ing an increase over week Of So VI live stock Total In
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
Keeeiofs Of Produce.

T,,l all Rouss June4-l56OO bbls Flour u 200 olsn
Wheat 81 600 DO Com Is 40 do Oats 5U pigs ffo'''"'
20 do Lard, 70 do. Ashes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05


The whole month of May foots up sll4, l73, against
$l22, 007 in May last year.
The Cahawba, from New Orleans, brings S2A, 900
in Mexican silver, which will 20 forward, with some
other parcels, by the Persia. She will also probably
take some gold. The Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company have declared semi-annual dividend of 81
q cent pay able on the Doth inst meeting of thirty
or forty gentlemen was held this afternoon for the pur
pose of organizing Board to deal in mining stocks.
After some discussion, the matter was referred to
Committee of five 10 report on "Wednesday next
There is large amount Of mining stock held in this
city and Boston, which affords fair field for specula-
ton, and such an institution is contemplated is
needed The new Board should be extremely cautious
as TO what stocks admits its list and what parties
il admits to Its membership. The Pacific Mail Com
pany have now paid dividends 693 shares of stock
beyond the legal capital Only five shares were pre-
scented to-day.
Tie financial tone of the advices by the Nova-Sco-
tan and Vanderbilt are encouraging. Consols had i'm
proved and the rate of interest at the Bank England
had been reduced 10 per cent. Money growing
easy in .he London market. Cotton of good grades
was firm, and there was better feeling in Bread
stuff. The latest quotations Tor American Securities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

The receipts at tide water, by the State Canals of
Flour, Wheat, Corn and Barley, for the fourth week
of May in 1860 and 1859, have been as follows:
Flour bbls. Wheat, bu. Corn bu. Barley, bu.
1860. ....5l.3OO i3N1OO lO23,OO0 100
1859. .....2S.GO 1920 lOi,8OO 1900
Increase. .2S.3O0 $4,000 923 2OU Dec $500
The aggregates of the receipts of the above articles
so far for the years 1860 and SO, have been:
Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu Conn., bu. Barley, bush
1860...... $4,000 $4,000 24750J0 1900
Is50..... 83IOO 2lO6OO $4,000 liI'4OO
Increase. 1880 G66,600 2,O88 800 Dec370O0
Reducingthe Wheat to Flour, the increase in the re.
ceip,s of 1850 is equal to 2O9, 400 bbs. Flour.
The receipts at tide water of the principal articles
of produce, from the opening Of the Canals to and in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05
ur,puprys, spFcrFIc UoWEop Attic RRvrnrrs

HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
No Price Of single boxes-cents.
For Fever Congestion, and InhammitiOd Heat Pain
sFdf Wca Fever Worm Cole voacioa: Appetite Wet
sFof 6Sc Telling Crying ana Waieialness Slow
4-Fc1 DarrRes Children Adults Cholera lnantnn
s-Fol Dysentefy Or Bloody Fia1 Cole Gpins. Biioa; =
6-FOr Cholera Cholera MOrbus, Nausea and Vomiting
For Coughs Cold H6ai.cne. Bronchitis Influenza and
e-FeT ToohssSc Fsceac6c Nervoa; Pains Neusa and
sFor Hesdscles Sick Headaches vertigo Rush Of Blood
O-For Dypep.ia wesk acid deranged stomach Consti
1Fo Suppressed Menes, or scanty or delaying green
s-Fc Leuccniea or whites bearing down too pioia::
Ia-For Group hoarse croUpy Cough dcut and oppressed
l-Fel salt Rleam, ciusy Eruptlons Efyapeas scaid
l5-For Rheumatism; Pain, Lameness In the
lc-For Fever and Gs1o Fever Dumb que old
i7-FOr Piles Internal external blind bleeding recent
ls-For ophhaly Weak or inaaHed Eyes or EyeHd Fail
ls-For Cstanh acute chronic dry flowing Cold in
so-Fe1 WScopns Cough shortening and pa;ns it,
spesmOdc Cough. 50
For Asthma oppressed difficult. labOred breathing cough
2-Eor Discharges noise in the head impaired hearing
aa-For scrcua Enlarged Glands Tonsii: swelling
81
2-For General Debility Physical Nervous Weakness 50
2-For Dopy Fluid Accommodations Turnid Sweings with
Scanty Secretons 30
2-For Seasickne Prodration Vertigo Nausea Vomiting 80
2-Fo Urinary Diseases Gravel Renal Calcu Difficult
Painful Unation.. 50
2Fo Seminal Emissions Involuntary Discharges and
sequen Prostitution and Debility Observation-Disclosures
2g-FoI Sore Mouth Canker.
PRICE.
The entire set of Twenty eight large walls in
rocco, and Book Of Directions. 90
Case OF Twenty large walls In morocco and Book of Diec
Case Of Twenty large walls plain case and Book Of DIeo-
Case of Fifteen boIestNos to 49, and Book Of Direo-
tons. 400
90
Lsrge of2oz ysls for Planters and Physicians Is %
Single boxes with directions above 25c Soc or 81