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, 1860-06-08

We hare already referred to the project On
foot for the organization for the campaign Of a
mounted company, which, for tue lack at pres
ent II any fixed title, We hare designated III
above.
Many Of our jealous Republicans orc entering
into tn. plan with much enthusiasm, and full
ne-ting nas held at the fremont House last
ereuiDg.
The meeting was organized with George r.
Gage called to the chair, AID Joseph 7. James
appointed Secretary. On motion Of Mr. c. H.
Gaubert, committee Of five w.s appointed to
draf. q constitution and bylaws, as foliows:-
Messrs. G. Il. Gaubert, james II. Loomis, G. ".
Barker, Joseph T. James, and Geo. II. Gsge.
Mr. Barker moved committee Of three be
appointed to report suitable uniform. Joseph
T. Jaues, E. G. Hook and E. D. Osband were
appointed. The meeting then adjourned 10
the same time on Monday evening, the l2th
inst. From present prospects, between one
and two hundred will be enrolled in the corps
before the FIRST parade.
, 1860-06-08

TIE EL.1uonPE QCAR1z CRrsuER Ind PuIrkR-
1zgn.-Theso mills viii be running every Fri.
dar afternoon in the rear Of Higgins, Mowry 4
Co.'S. oe5 Randolph st. All Pixies Peaksrs will
do we'll to call orer and sec them operate.
, 1860-06-08
Third Congressional District Repub1l-
can GOnYettloM,


By virtue Of authority vested in the UNDER
signed by the Republ1can Convention, held ut
Joliet on the Both June, 1868, the Counties conl-
posing said District are hereby IT quested to ap-
point delegates, whore duty il shall be to meet
in Convention, at the Cour. House. in the City
ot Bloomington, ou the twenty. seventh day Of
Juue. q, 10 O'clock A. IT,, for the purpose Of
nomiuating candidate to be supported as Re
preseasstise in Congress for said Third Dis
trict; and to transac. such other business US
may legitimstely come before the Conreution.
The said Counties will be seyerally represent
ed iu said Convention. upon the basis Of tue
Republican vote for State Offices. In ,he year
1858, in the ratio of nnc Delegate for ever 400
votes cast. aud one additional delegate for eresy
fraction Of 200 votes or upwards.
The following named Counties nre sevcraliy
entitled u Representation in Contention upon
tile aboye batis, as follows:
t:ouh.iex Deekat.*. csuntles- Dele:a'es:
bu"Au. Sal'c
EhAnpAEr. Llrtp 6tou.
DE
Gil. l1.s AHt.
IfnQuME. vi SrEmI1en -.....--.-.-
N4hk 4kEE
Zen all. ....,,.....& NH. -
THOMAS FELL
JOHN II. HnYatT.
, J.H. NcNILLAH.
U.F.HARA
, 1860-06-08

W1nE,AwAkFs Acknowledging from tbe
orders our friends ]. l. Smith / Co. are re-
ceiying for Wide-Awake uniforms. We should
think the whole country in srms for Lincoln
aud uamfsn.
, 1860-06-08

TuE s. S. P1cS1c EXCURSION TOMORROW
The Light Guard Band will leave the Taberna.
Gle baptist church, at the head of The schools,
at o'clock 4. II. The cars leave Wells Street
depot at st l.. H.. and corner Of Des PLANES
and kinzie streets at ST o'clock precisely. To
accommodate those who may wish 1t, A. Eek.
hart l. c.. will accompany the excursion with
rctresh1rt,.ts. Tic1ets-alults 50 cents, ehil.
dsen Is cents; for sale at 81 Las ale street.
Those who have been to Genera will 70 OF
course t.vs. who have not been there ought
to &c.
, 1860-06-08

WIDE AwA6Es ArTES11oS.-The1e will be q
meeting Of all Republican Wide Awakes ut
their Hall, No. 80 Lake Street, this evening"
iFriday,) for business and drill.
r u Torxv Cersr
, 1860-06-08

Our eupposition that the Lutte tornado, after
striking Lake Michigan, lad exhausted itself on
the wates, proves to have been erroneous. The
Grand Haven Clarion Of Tuesday last, which
We examined carefully for auy traces Of the
storm, gave no eridence Of anything unueual
in the atmospheric line, u that quarter. But
thu Grand Rapids Herald Of the same date
learns that il came Acrcss in undiminished force
on Sunday night, swcepng over the northern
townships Of Ottawa county, and leaving fear
ful devastation in its track, though it is not
known as Jet tha: auy li,es wire lost. The
Dera2d,s informant states that the roof of the
barn belonging to Nathan Earle, in the town Of
Sparta, was taken completely of; while his
sheds, fences, DC. were all blown down. Tie
hurricane swept over spacc Of hundred
rods in width, tearing up trees, and doing a
great amount Of damage to NIL tie farms within
its patd. In tue town Of Sparta. trees were
twisted completely Oft By the wind, leaving only
stumps three or four feet in height.
T 4 Stampede fIl Southern Indiana.
The old German daily ne:spsper, the Folks
bod, Of Evansville, Indiana, which has been
Democratic in politics from its fret issue, has
hoisted The names Of LINCOLN ;nd HAML1S and
is doing battle valiautly for the Republican
CAUSE. The Folksbode was Anti Lecompton dur
ing the pendency Of that issrc, :nd has uow
separated itself entirely from the u.clean Pa1tg
which it has served so long. The result of its
movement has been tremendous stampede Of
German voters in Southern 1ndi.na and the
Wabash counties Of Illinois. to t;'e Nepubli.
rnpte
, 1860-06-08

= Go to John Jones, 1ly Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will he 1ell done and at prices to suit the
times.
B Superior Family Groceries, pure Co(Tees
aud excellent Teas, tius Nioes. Bsundies and
Havana Segars Gun always be found at Stan
toms, No. Is Clark tsreet. jes4t
liExovAL.-Tbe United States Express Com
pany bav,ng this day rennved their Office from
No. II De.rborn street to l"0 Lake End ~ South
Clark streets. harsng Lake and Clark street
considered the eutraEcc fer money, collection
and small package business. The entrance o.
Clark street will be regarded as the entrance
for freight. Hoxever, should money be dcliv-
cred ou Clark street or freight on Lake street,
the Public with which ne have done business
for the ppst SIX years could net be induced to
believe that it is iu our nature 10 refuse it.
uaviug been 1ibera!ly sustuiuea ip our OLD stand
we ask The public, as well Is our friends. to
continue their ilherality, nnd in return we will
promise US heretofore a faithful application to
their interests as we'll IS to that Of our Com
panv. 0tlice hours, un.il (uzther notice, from
$50 A. u. to p. II.
je5 su. Il. D. Co1v1S, Ag7ut.
Pixies PEAKEns-PsAkEEs P1KERs-Au idea,
for which we charge nothing but the profit on
our goods- We arc informed BY those who
know thai there's not gu eale Kerosene Lamp
or a drop Of Coal Oh beyond st. Josephs. Now
those VITO wish 10 make or saEe the Dutchmao's 's
10 per cent are sure to do it by buying Of u, at
wholesale prices, some Kerosene Lamps and
Oil. Ta1'ow dips, aud poor at that, are sold at
the Feak for $l.25 per pound.
Fur further inform atom, call at the Lamp and
Oil Emporium, l2e Clark street, between WASH
ington And Madison. myso 1T
REuovAL.-Leland Mixer hare removed
their office aud sample room to 1872 South Vs.
ter street. Pork.house, Flanders Block, oppo-
site Michigan Central Depot. m1B-1m
S7EwARrs STovEs.-A new supply Of these
excellent Cooking S:ores are just received By
C.gMetz. $50 State atreet.
, 1860-06-08

LINCOLN Axd HA4l1s.-There will be meet.
ing Of the Lincoln ard Hamlin Club at their
Hall. Nc. 205 Randolph street, ut O'Clock this
(Friday) evening, Hon. ". T. Thouasson,
formerly Of Kentucky, aud several other gen.
t1emeu, will address the club.
Let all Republicans attend.
, 1860-06-08

FAc11,s DEscESsrs.-Tha Revere Houss is
coming down. ind that rapidly. 1t seems too
good building for such a fate, bat occupies
too va'uable site not 10 make it poor property
IA It is
, 1860-06-08

DI E D

On the 9Th Inst At St James Chureh by Hsr. rr. C1ak
sco. FRANK :. GIBBS mi ELIZA o.. d4u&hter Of .,
E. tosmcE, Ed.
, 1860-06-08

- Remember the Strawberry Festival Of
tho Secoad Universalis. Society, Mt Metropoli-
taa Hall, tonight Their generous manner Of
doing things is prcvcrbial. Tbs Light Guard
Band will be in attendance: the wonderful for
tune teller, MADAME Fortuna, will astouish The
crowd with her wise sayings; importan: mails
will arrive aud be distributed du1iug the even
ing; grand md beautiful presents in abund-
ance will be drawn from the grab boxes; her-
RIGS, cakes, ices. luscicus aud tempting fruits
will be abundant. Go TO the festival md hare
a ioYuus time.
, 1860-06-08

Noble MuntQcence.
The following note Of the good Minister at
Large, Rer. Mr. Coltyer, characterizss the act to
which it refers as well Us column would d.
It is q robla gift, fitly bestowed, aud we may
add, is in excellent hands to be wisely be-
slowed:
Editors Press and Tribune:
GENTLEMEN The enclosed note, with check
afternoon. It is one Of those things that make
q nuns thTout fill. RosERr CoLLrEa,
Minister at Large.
EhicdqQ, Iu1k /. 166l
, 1860-06-08

FFt*tdentlai Electors.
Ar LARo1.
LEONARD SWEET. Of Mclean.
JOIN u. PALMER, Of Maooup.n.
p74TR3C{nY
i. 4. c. FULLER. Of Doons.
= WA. .. PLATO, OF Eane.
$, LAWRENCE WELDON. o: Dewitt.
4. VII. P. KELLOGG. Of Fulton.
8. i. STARE, Of Hancock.
&. ]. Q. CUSELlNG. Of Saueamou-
=. II. P. II. DR. 'NwELL, of. f.Colss.
.. 7. @. ALLEN. Of Randolph.
.. JOHN oLSEY, or Gal.atia,
, 1860-06-08

Meeting of the Bonrd Of Trade.
Yesterday morning, Il ,rceting OF the hoard
Of Trad: was held Mt '1leir rooms, in relation to
relief for the sufferers.
&c. Wright, Esq. announced that Rev. Mr..
Collyrr, The Minister ut LnFge, had consented
to be the bearer Of The subscriptions of the
Board, and would depart last evening. The
following letter, to be taken by Mr.. Co;Iyer WIS
read:
oF''e. ef z,asa1 Penn ;sa. Or Ts4nz =, s Eoosaf
To tho Honorable, The Mayor Of the = ty If C2,n-
ton, 1o.eo, dnd to tAs Casan.i:tte Tor 5tlitf Of
the su1trt1s ky the rteent tornado.
GENTLEMEN :-The undersigned, the Commit
tee Of the Board OF Trade Of the City o. Chi-
cago. beg lcave to introduce TO Jou the Rev.
Mr. Colyer, Of tue Nini;rr at l,urge of ihis cIly.
Ar. CoRyer vi-its your city aud the scenes of
suffering, occasioned by the recent yieitatious
of an al! wise Psossdence, to express the heart.
this Board in the misfortunes which hare fallen
SO suddenly npcn SO m4ny of cur fellow beings,
aud rs fur as possible to adninistt to th- wants
OF the unfortunate sufferers.
The sun. Of money Of which he is The bearer
was contributed by The members Of this Bcasj,
whose names are hereHith transmitted 10 you,
with melancholy satisfaction.
Ar. Collyer has long been familiar with The
delicate task Of relieving tie wants Of those
who hFe unaccnstotued 10 loak to charity tor
themselves or tani ies, and will most cheertalIy,
as the representative Of this D,ard render yous
Con mttec any a: sistance in his power.
With high respect, sympathy, aud esteem we
are, gentlemen, your obtd'ent servants.
/. Y. Mum, C. F. Wheeler, Il. NcChrsuey
J. e. Wright, GEO. Watson, Committee OF Board
Of Trade.
J.C. Wright moved that Hlr. Gollscr be &C.
credited to bear the contributions 10 Clinton
Carried unanimously.
Mr.. Collycr left last e'eniug for Fulton ani
Clinton, and will visit in person the scenes o
the fearful calamity.
The following is list Of the Board Of Tradt
contributions, with amount of contributions:
c.se e. W Mt2; "m p:!nf g.: F1nt Thee:e
aunesT e 9o & :ip9e: mos a. 3 sts,1p
c. k~ins. 5rixe. Co. s unas,wood Is s i
o: p:ss sh1,p G1pp,;k; k %
- yaies,sns 10; 0.bene btos GO: n MieI 4 VII
ill., sss WStess Ssa: Is is; Z
hSss:. hSss Sse S,i;: 4; M;y q VII:
tx rs.i % . nn us Bcae e. u IL Hats, xssa i'R /.
i &etn S %ss. %5s
70; Tesse., RanSo!!h 4 Carter lv;. |; 5. MatZnst
r. btss t. III HE; Atusy IL os iS
eser. s: Geo: d. St aserns sha4klo:i 4 Ii w. 5; vat
1e~7sen r. = co 3: Jul'.a M.sn {; Sra1osd s.e
Eo-t; samt Au~e, i: =. K.~son 5; Ntciy, La~reaee
Co.. ;: 4. Aoorr, 5; Wheeer i james. 5: H. Tasiot 5
faak jene,, :; q; p Diesiotor,a s; L y SostSo ):
MIEan,: s; Robert Meche;iy. ]; IaEe; / t. ~ I'd.
a. Gs.fton q Jag :: IL MI S; Frank Dat:dsoa
Detuse ;: NentxoTh -; s: Cap. i. GIl 5: T. Set
.oe cs: =. 4. Butter s; El nis Bros. C. 5: s. L.
porn ,: J.: Jones j.: . Gasa b: Il. r. baeo. u. S
Wis*4l3; AZ. sxit ,; 4: Hexts 5; Cahs; j. Leuus
s; = H. Guats $; D. Bne. 5; W1u- woz d. cav. *
Eroeby s: H. AcIatosh :: +. " Ha1ter / CO. 70 Etex
| mi, lon!e J. Co. 10 n. Il. uartrek IS,
, 1860-06-08

the CTR COLLECT on's oFrlcE.-City CoIIec-
tor John Ruber, las been for the past few days
flttingpp new office for bis department Of the
city business. which is thus to occupy the old
Coroner's and Surveyors Office, on the south
east anglo Of the second story. A well a1rnng.
81 and convenient Office it has become, ard
both those who i" sit ct the receipt Of customs''
and those who pay in the same, will be the
gainers. But we advise Mr.. Raber to "swap''
safes with the Police Court Clerk, nevertheless
, 1860-06-08

EEconpER's CoCnr.--1n this Court, yesterday,
Thomas Williams plead guilty to au assault
with III, intent to rape.
Edward Clark was on trial, charged with
stealing cow.
The case Of RILEY, Indicted for assault with q
deadly weapon upon young Vail, in The "Lors .
Star' saloon on State street, was put on trial.
The last two cases are pending.
, 1860-06-08

New Mrslc.-Nessrs. Root aud Cady have
paced on our table q beautiful arrangement for
the piano torte. by Krug, Of Abt's ballad IF1tn
tie Sseallors Nome,rard FIy-n]so the second
number Of parkers transcription entitled
"Sacred Songs without Words" arranged from,
Men,'els*ohn's 0ratorios. Messrs. r. C. hAro
also received new supply Of the Passdgs Bird.
Far<re7, the second in the fine series Of Men
dclsschn's Two Part Songs arranged by Otto
U1escl.
, 1860-06-08
W7INSHIP'S PATENT SELF
VENTILATIHG
r L. f RIGERATORS

VRNTILATIHG
r T. r RIGERATORS
bE E faTa s az ,t
pratuced By viotoa eite sir reath, the ftod
81
tae taet we'll known ,hat they se lbs oca~a ef much
" have IL: tss1mony Of ,hs nat M sunens
altiele Of ihs Kind 1ow Ia nc.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
From Dr.. Clark. Ctr Physician Of po.ton.l :,
everything thsi e:u!a le d sis d as 1seidxtra Or
(From r.. pusr'e. City bys't!an Of Jer..5 C,s5J
oo1t T. u: I'll 3 Ff1! =: les
Firm Tror. 3. Srfimau, Jr. f.1e Coles..J
o. tosad ,os bqsps aes to
~ - 'nl1sy: Viii it, ana 'ee'* j: lsstr thaa
.ny ! have e1aus d d.
s<Sss, ssts7
i III Spp a'a all
"Wafn rs a'ent 81 :vent"=,ire Ktf!sesa Of CON:
esae. ali the 9uat g 10 :. DIS. 3D. souu3
p,nep,ss p 'o-tpas 7nd Is rfae'e5 As veil a, 'to-
{F!cr tte Eu1alo Tin-s.1
'Tte hcst Fsniy Ke,Keau: ann tie 6nt thst received
the vsr NeGa 1t The $ate FIT New llassn In.
vcuton It sni pert. ely ts tdc nipte.. 2Ld
hls tic :eson nd4t on Of maly tIsi!at tE hen
fFrem th. Ne~ YerE paaJ News.}
ut III tratt and In alta e pecl 4rty .! this Re
fffGe ttor, At ar1arxed 3, 1n u t11tt
the mi: ce!ate1us .Aihennz OF food. Il u the
o~ IT. dneg III tae AlsA.t,g and noce Of the evs
wh!ca fays tscukht Ito c!spnie n sas have Estted
Il"
ne tav ru1ny tundre Of nass 1t our service Of pr
tie, VITO .1e now uALg tho tklp ku"E With The
CHARLES NlS*A1t, No, g (lapel atyeet.
, 1860-06-08
THE CITY.

auction Sale this Morning.
G'esnz s.s9nse: ,als Of fuzaiqrt ttc u No1:a Ban
, 1860-06-08
LOCAL. E{A1"rEKS

Go to John Jones. 1ly Dearborn kt-ees
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will he 1ell done and at prices to suit the
tines.
, 1860-06-08

To BE REGRE7TED.-We are panied to learn
Of the continued impaired health Of Judge Bar
ron sf the Probate Court. He has been in poor
health for some time past, and recently the SEES
sious Of his court have been suspended neces-
sarily, bu! most unfortunately for the many in
terested and doing business With the same.
, 1860-06-08
Nrln advertisements.

~ {. Z. scR{HSX idts,si,ia3 4esn. = Deaster.-<,
II etc': - rteetss <i=ers for sMs DAD alt tA4
LsIsa7 F1p4T1 ofi Merit "::. !e1-ha3+Y
, 1860-06-08

srlr AGAINST TIE c17r.-In the Superior
Court yesterday, befor Judge Higgins, was on
trial the cause Of Charles Il. 0rnsby, of Lin
coin, in this State, aguinst the city Of Chicago,
suit for 5000 damages for Injuries received
by p'aintilf in falling into an open sidewalk area
iii front Of The Saloon buildings on Lake street,
during the session of the Natioual Fair in this
city. twill occupy to-day. Rucker and Page
for plaintiff, King md Anthony for defendant.
, 1860-06-08

PAINFUL Acc1DEsr.-We learn that little
child was seriously. and as is feared fatally
injured, on Commerce street, near the Archer
Road, On Wednesday, by being kicked by d
horse. The little one was sitting upon the side
walk, when the horse, which Was running loose,
came along, and turning suddenly, struck the
child upon the head, tracturing the skull.
, 1860-06-08

HEsLEn's DIAMOND Puo7o6nApn or L1scoLS.
During the past two weeks Mr. Hesler has
sold sirty khoufand eopis Of his diamond pho
tograph Of Lincoln. he is printing them in
sheets Of fifty each as rapidly as his machinery
will permit. The price is $e per hundred. or
SO per Thousand.
, 1860-06-08

Observation-Disclosures Of the death By
drowning Of E. F. Gage, youpg gentleman
formerly of this city was received yesterday
Hs VAS bsthing in the Mississippi at Memphis,
when, being seized with cramps, he went down
md was seen no more. His body he'd not been
rnen-nrad
, 1860-06-08

Harry 10 MAKE TIE CORRECTION. We are
glad to do Mcsers. Weber. Williams l. Yale the
justice, in correcting a regretted injustice OF
the types. Their subscription 10 the Relief
Fund Tor the sufferers By the tornado was
1sreaty-fre dollars, and not Eve, as appeared in
the list yesterday.
, 1860-06-08

LIFE OF I1xcoLS.-Messrs McSal,y d Co., 81
Dearborn street, hs7e now ready a ncat tmenty-
Eve cent edition Of the Life Of Hon. Abraham
Lincoln, which they will furnish by the dozen
or hundred at publishers lowest prices, or send
single copies by mail, post psid, on receipt Of
TWENTY-FIVE cents
, 1860-06-08

SAD Acc1pKST.-An 1riehman, &can,ster
Nllosc name We could not learn, was taken to
Mercy Hcs7itA On Wednesday evening with
his thigh fractured or dislocated. The poor
fellow upset load Of lumber on which he Vas
riding, in crossing ditch, some twelve miles
out Of town. H. was placed upon an OK wagon
about FIVE o'clock in the 'aftcrnoon, aud brought
back By that means Of conveyance to the city.
, 1860-06-08
dIIantzn.
WANTED Country Tallow,
~ Hlxke.t prea pad ty H. f. HAYDEN. a1e4

WANTFD-AW Wet Nurse, Amer
lean or GfrT2a Protestant. et:ereneed In the ea1e
Of Children. Atdses1 inEs dlately, biz 4493.
, 1860-06-08

Republican Nominations.
sen r1zsrEs1 or 1xz rxr7rp syArra,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
OF ILLINOIS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
/. r. WALTON.
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND IN THE FouRTH
District, auction. In the Of Succession OF
Oliver .. YaHdlandngham, deceGsed.


District ~ au7tion In the nauer Succession Of
Oliver q. YandandHgham, deceGsed.
BYJ 3. WALTON, m.t 2.M
Aucr1osEEa--oflce, 30 Camp street..
SATURDAY. September 18th. 1860, at I2
~ O'Clock NJ at he ri Charles Hptei Exchange, by virtue
and pursuance order by the Honorable tho SIKH Jud
cal Drct gon Phiab Of East Be0h Rohge dated the 9Th
day Ot August, 1860, No 5iG aucton, will be 5od
A CEETAlN lot Or GROUND, Win the buildings md
improvements tfcoh, stdued in the Fourth District u the
cr Of New tiglg,u N i g4are bonded u Waer Jackson
Ievee Pbip streets designated by the letter IN squire
o, pfsn drawn y Hugh Grant, Surveyor Of tie City oi la
iayee, wAieh ig nog the FeuTh BsFct af this city,
being the plan oi sid city, measuring 81 feet Gst on
nches front fp street. aud q feet ginehe the line
wards jackson sTeei.
8g+TEKAS One third cash balance payable in six and
tFeVe months in notes satisfactorily endofsed with
retained IN the property with Eonlon Of jadgmeut until fnl
and aal paymen and 10 bear eight per er
t7t after maturity till paid Notes nGdc payable at The Loisi
ana state Bank auli
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
j. w. 8 So, ;, rs F; sTaRa, AZ = '
Camden, New jersey,

I w. d j, f. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORKS
Camden, New Jerser
manufacturers Of
All kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUS fer GAS WoRgs
WROUGHT Iron ROOF FRAMES, for Retarts aud ohse
Houses
REToRTS and all CASTINGS required for in the
latest and most improved modes.
WASHERS, CbSDENSERs, sCRUBBERs and zgH AUST
ERS, for relieving the Retorts from pressure.
PURIFIERS varying from 20o to 10000 c1te feet daily
purifying ctpacy.
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIEvEs for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE Ni,a cast Iron
Gnide and suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from I to As inches diameter for atsr
Gas
STREET N MsIN CONNECTIONS, such as Brancsss Bends
DEips, Shelves, &c.
STOP VALVES, from to 80 nches either ,oss plain
WROUGHT IRON WoRK-All the Smith and Saeet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works.
AB- Communications should be addressed PRINgT
PAL OFFIGH, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
RT-BRAETH OFFICE, l26 SOUTH THIRD zSrREEpr-
PHIL DELFHIA. }e3S Iy,Ny /
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY d
res introduce the article public and Of eli
and country as the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

R8-Nxerchants' Lodge No: ~, L. q. o. F..
meets in Room No. g Odd Fellows Hall, every Monday
ming ueock The following brothers were elected ofcer
for the present term:
W. Irving aodgson, N. g.; H. NJ Isaaeson, VI G.; WIN.
q King Roc. Secretary; i. Adam Per. Secretary f. Rawe
Treasurer. ia3 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

4 ADIES' INE.............LADIEs' WINE.
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities rs GENTIl
sTIMULANT, TONIC, DIURETIC and supoRIrIe, which
testified Physicians and thousands of Ladies and Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America.
As Gentle stimuIant and Tonic,
strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
As DfuretIc,
1t npars heslty action the GLANDS KIDNEYS, arc
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRoPsY GoUT
ERUPTIrE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
as Sudoriac,
upon the Skin, opening the and expeing all In
pures by nsssibe perspaion thereby driving of Eruption
cleansing the surface giving gor the
system and a BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long used the Blossom and Fruit Of tie Elder
| their valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The Berries dried and by families
of sickness
Speer's Wine of Elder
Is pure from the Juice cultivated Elder recommended b.
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable me
dcna properties, SUPERIOR any other Wines in
use and excellent article for all WEAK and DEsILITAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM, removing ALI
DISTRACTIONS improving the APPETITE and beneft.inn
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' Wine,
Because 1t will not ntoNicate, 1t contains Of
spirits other liquors. and admired for its rich peculiar
and nutrtiye properties impartlng healthy tbs
| STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS
n4-A wineglass full may be used with meals
| any time through the day, desired
We will only ask your indulgence make one trial of thi
/ Wine
/ For sale in New Orleans by z. ]. HART 4 CO., JoHi
/ WRIGHT ( CO.. JAMES sYAE, Canal street, and by al
| principal Druggists throughout the United Statas.
! Trade supplied ar proprietof's prices
| m= ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor,
| my25 1y6W 21s Broadway, New York.