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These Springs are etuA:ed In the valley Of the Oak
Orchard Creek In the town Of Aablma, 0enesee county
N.Y. eight miles South Of the village Of Med;n, OF the
Erie Cana1 and fourteen nils, from Batava-
tgT!e pziaelIa' Add sp.!n.s a1e three in nnmbe.
wahn circuit Of about dfiy rods TIE medicinal qutes
H. ~ They co.., in @ vely laske amount 81 as1. ST
pAuie 4.'d S4phGts e ss a%i II I1o;.S S5stl.a!s q
qasniitles, q these eurallye substaaces.'
frm ths settfalous diaLess have BEN cured by hsif
III, ,,s sks To- y confirmed he
tptnols Of medical ind scle1llae gentlemen given
j. ssosx terms Of h. med 81 Value of th... vltsi
Frak: Es4oss. Ro41rs Bzc1, y. D. of A1baay J4a.
= NV ToE: Dr il. G4ar1riI q Tttsatid. Ma.:. -:
q Lofpo Isy
dia.tAs y .eteot yo,,. ."iay xa;eh "; estct oy .s
mte s,,s Ttey mns; Be- akny beneficial for a
wse! bsiors 'hs Asasty Physlsi,as ID sae :lty q
edtdly ;nie n nd 81 nxent psope1ies
that tie ea.s Of diseases 1o which they r neEe eu
i.a;1 o,ans. Ct Tie 'ii:4.. e5,oa<
dyr~7aia ea'eaie da<.Aea eh.o.te d4<aery: ,hronie
r. aaa sna
Ss*S y "e q
ard prooo digestion In dla1rneas nattlculaE1y Auih
dependent relaxed liberated state of he
nemraue Of the htestines. In taculous a1ectuns or
it sisended with phosphate sednett4 it Is lie euta-
be remedy. being preferable IL uriac ad b=tpK
stomach In febr'e BE- Used trope1i' di'ut
cd rtiEikczant d'lalsh thust snd pr.esnatural
heat in skin thuse foTus OF dyspegst. con.
ne=tel with The alkaline condition OF tn eiuach. in
chlo'c acld In cases Of oic, pio"aat snd ether nju
Gus noes atsg from The action II lead ibis
gIi 4,yngi,s. chtoair ctfr7h. md hui sa,
eroate gasa ,exte nay) u E.rg1s In uErr1art
Fa n Of aaisAlon and In ie4nosrhel and YFes
and a.o a pies.
When taEen interra If, olAssYuL Of the Water,
i.t taken three times day, Is .ticent for IN :ut.
UT ,imonlafs from ply icans and 1ihe1 respectable
individuals, may be application to the Agent
D4alers supplied on iibsia terms.
No Huter 9enuiAt asnteAs pfneMresl from
II. ". uuSTWIcK. Sue Agent,
No. 81 Broadway, New York.
, 1860-07-13
THrnspAr Esxa1ra. July II, lsdo.
The following are the receipts and shipments
fo..E bs,t1

rn.a. 500 1Set9 1857 go. s.ss ..s.
rrc11r1s AID enlrxkx1H 1T 1AKz TopAf.
, 1860-07-13

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
4s1 GREAT WESTERN CANADA, RA1LTAYn.
SUMMAn ARRANGEMENT.
0hic7zo: V"' 'AA's 'A'e~"'
AAm@L Ehnlng Exprefa fSundava e.ctr,.l. sr-7e u
4snsmt ~ pm sun enAon Etilsc i1a siu Albany
11 psu. .ev Y1sk 3,nO p.:. Fostnn ii =, nm
a-Vpna-GtE Iotk 4. Son ixpfe.s tsxcrpt >xturi,v
1.:vT u Uea'olt IL. a1.. Su.pf pspn HriJfe G
aae naaAo a:lo en-: Albany G46 a1l. NV YORK
7-D An-~,1sn7ast zp.es--feIe.nt x,-d,-,&trr.h IN
E!actrnaii In Is hnnyr ~'"1'' 'A''1sA -
~" pm C{hclEnaft ami Louisville Exnre.a fexesptsa
~ ptnus Oh IL Cincinnati In il houfz Ioui
e~ pm isa,n. Ssnhlay. only to SNes
SUNDAY Tfaira pu
Easent 9lstptuk Cals On si1 rizht t,s,r.
tas ~ pM t-in epnusct Ia1s W!th tba trh,o ,nA
uton haiwa. for Eualo aud ali nafnie e.t. ~ r.
hb ,nt Gr.Hd TEubk kal:~ay TO XIII Ann ..t.rs
a"n!ttAt Quatsc aht " pqints 10 f..nrh. tn.f
Nestes.n vs.aHns: Ns~ llamahl1e snu Maine. H"'''
in ,hs Koh III = Wcs1 sse TIE gnep. Railroad oe.s
Asecs Chicago. the tepot oot of
sv.1n:ss, 0eaesal Passenger 1xsas. a.:
II . X M'CkFUltD, BELOi77
Frttrcr, Ga'eaa Dubuque, J: q. sv,lle. Pr1.. n.
In ~ Gt...t
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WASHINGTON, July ll.-So proposition Of
INV kind has been submitted to Government BY
CAPTAIN Gibson or any other person, for the
purchase Of Mormon interests in Utah.
The Cabinet has Overland Mail services again
under consideration. One purity proposes
weekly trips to Placerville in twenty ire daYs
except Mr. Holt, accept this proposition.
The U. S. Agricultural Exhibition will be held
at Cincinnati, from Sept. 18th to 20h. The
premium list amounts 10 $4,000. No cattle
will be received, on account Of pleufo.. ..pnenmo'
mis-, but large premiums will be offered for
horses. machinery. steam fire engines, etc.
cen Cullom, former clerk Of the House Of
Representatives., charged With eu.bezzement
in Office, was tried by the Criminal Court to-day
and acquitted.
Theophilus Fisk, well known in the editorial
world, hss been appointed to clerkship in the
Post Office Department
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lntcre4 ing Correspondence between
pre.ldeu Buchanan and Queen vic.

1ntcre& ing Correspondence between
President Buchanan una queen Sac-
toFia
WAsu1xoros, July 12.-Tbe following is Tue
correspondence between the President atd
Queen Victoria relative to the visit Of the
Irince Of Wales:
To Her Majesty. Quetn Victoria:
beye learned from the public journals that
the Prince of Wales is about - visit yonr
Maiesty'e North American dominiona. Should
It be The intention Of His Royal hlghness
10 extend his visit, ! need not say how
happy / should be to give him cordial vel.
coma to Washington. You may be aesured
greeted by The American people ia such a man.
Ter as cannot fail to prove gratifying. to your
Majesty, In this 1hey will manifest their deep
senss Of your domestic virtues, as well rs their
conviction of your merits as wise, patriotic
and constitutional Sovereign.
Your Mtjesty's most obedient servant,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
WAsmxozos, June 9TH, 60.
To which the Queen replies as follows:
BrcxsauAx PALACE, June ald, ls6a.
Mr. Coon Fp1HSp: hare been much gratitied
at the feelings which prompted you to write to
me. inviting the Pr1uce Of Wales tn visit Wath.
ippton. ue intends to return frcm Canada
through the United States, and it will attoro
him great pleasure 10 have an opportunity Of
tesii!ying 10 you in person that those leehngs
are fally reciprorated by him. He will thus be
able at The same time to mark the respect he
entertains for the Chief Magistrate Of great
aud friendly State and kindred Nation.
The Prince Of Wales will drop all Royal state
On leaving my dnm,nions, and .rave! under the
name Of Lord Renftew, rs he has done whsn
travelling on the Continent Of Europe:
The Piince Consort wishes 10 be kindly re-.
nembered to you.
Iremain ever your good friend.
VlcToR1A r.
, 1860-07-13

NEW YoRk, June l2.-Advices from Central
America state that Thomas F. Meagber and as-
aoclntes had concluded a contract with Costa
Rica for building railroad from Boca dtl-
Torra to Punta, Nala-
Advices from Ecquador represent the
country in very disturbed state. An engsge-
ment was daily expected at Guayquil, bet*een
the troops under France and THOSE of Flores.
Those Of the former were committing terrible
outrsges, sacking towns. ETC.
From Bogota, we learn that AoSquira Is
Gen. Herran had Withdrawn his name as can
ditate for the Presidency, and was about to re-
turn to Washington ~ Minister plenipoten-
tiary. :. p.
July lst. and thrown into prison. lie bud jusss
arrived IN tie steamer Anne: and was supposed
to be On diplomatic mission to Europs (! Iron IRON
Ger. Mosquera, to represent re- sts.e o1 Lauea-
The fr1gate Powhattau arrived ct Valparaiso
on the SIS; Of May.
, 1860-07-13

Nsw4rk. n. j.. July lo.-The shawl, table
coTer. &c. mill Of John Duncan at Franklin,
uear Newark, was burned at A.. n; today.
Two hundred hands are thrown out Of employ
nept. and large amount Of stock ready made
and material burned. Loss 800 900; partially
insured. The fire is supposed TO naFs r. osen e
Tss so bo. md fierce that nothing was saved.
Ths M building was Of wood and thres stories
hiTh, The heavy macbiaery in the Sd tier Was
burned.
WuEs1lso, Va, July lathe warehouse OF
Dusby. Little l. Co. was destroyed bT hre yes
terday morning. Lass FL 900.
, 1860-07-13

yEw Yoak, july 12.-Washington dispatch,
es contradict the reported removal Of Marshal
Rynders. w,
ton Point to-day by the capsizing Of q row
boat. ........... -
Lewis Hunt, stabbed nearly two Year, since
at Bath, Mason County, ILL.,. by FRANK Evans
the wound. The Coroner's jury returned {
verdict to the above effect
Tho steamship Golden Fleece, from GALWAY
via S., Johns, y. F., arrived to-day.
, 1860-07-13

New YoaE, July l2.-The North Star brings
only one Gay later news from California, and
unTards of Il 500 QUO in treasure
Oregon adrices indicate the election Of 4
Democratic Congressman By IS majority: The
Teeislature is still conceded 10 the coalition by
10 10 minority On joint ballot.
Tue heavy failure Of Brewster 4 Co: produced
a sensation in San Francisco. It is believed
that their assets Hill pay all Indebtedness,
amounting to s25o eaa Mnea has yt e1it. n
formed merchants believe al! the houses sound.
brewster i Co. have already confessed judg.
meut for 100000.
RAYMOND l. Co., engaged in the grain busi-
ness hare also failed; Liabilities $25o, 900.
BUSINESS t;aa''!! money abundant at unchanged
, 1860-07-13

Ant o.a1h Raur7r
ASK FOB Tichkf> III PlrTsNrEGn
ylvania Kli:r:4l makr~ th'.the
DIRECT LINE u! !rHEES THE EAST AyntHx
GREAT " EST.
Tse eun.etnz of t'Ac." thu K:o.: Il, ":~ .' It's
With tbs Hs*fnx Ut E1e. ::nvah:lx. r,n.i . It'd
or s'E!*1s, ~ Erie + mi r. 'r".ss;t- rp:...
,,fs., ics srt|t :, 9stsi ' % os sanx !,r ~.
o. a. STEWART r!tt-lurs.:
~ pt:;seSt:o z.n~'v Is, ~; j. j. J.hn.,o7 4 ~.
Portsmouth,, y: ia.l'ek i To-. .lttIt,ssns., -. IT,
r. Brown / c",- trc nu.ti; A,hc,, i iIIi! ri e. ia.
II i, r. !. Me!a"t1 Aaascn. frt: Jo,. Nc"-": Is-
Louis; John II. Harris. NashslIi, Eenn.: I,rrt .nt.
Memphis. Tenn; Clarke y TO-. thiea.n; W. IT, il! h,-.s
Aon. @ " 70 sFe4xht A.ca's u R2iua.s stn.ent
The f:reaseat Facilities offered for the
Prottsftoat a..d speedy rraus-
poftntfon or LIVE <'FOCh.
scnst:AvS.r Z !h ekafsrf,pr'nt
FKEIGUTS.
BY tEIs Route Frvgh:- ast dr-crt:ons cap he =
YaItes 10 sa firm lh1la''e'rhGl. New tork. Fosu2 "
Ke"uek, lnd'acA El!nos. wise"hln, Iowa Or MssouIt
ty ieat:'ai tire
The lenasylvania Ralrca.: al.n coratt,. At r.tusxh
port or IT," oho. Muskfnku Kentucky T.nprs r. tr.n-
bttl4nd ilinS!:. M*ss'ipd. Wi.cnu1 Nj s".,, ka.s4z
Chcagn With Steamers ali rorts IN ihs Nor.l~r.te-u
L.Se@-
Metsan. an Shippers eos1s.fux tao sransp,ta,:en ot
E' !ht 70 Company, can rely With eAuea.nee
Tie .a-' o Freight ta aaa rrc, any pon, IN thr Wa,
by H. ttsh", wall. Rai :tH aii ts tayaa1%
~ mr. chas-et by other Il. l.. snln; ;ahics.
~ T.: part:tn ar !, a:k atkases VIA paHkA
E. J. s>sEDkK PA:4,r! h!a
HA:tAN kUbS-. III S..1ih rt,ee- Baltimore
LEEcH \ 20. MA srtsr loare. Or No. l $. Va. Il.
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syracuse for Breckenridge and Lane.
SYRACUSE. June l2.-The Central City Cou-
yier, the organ of the Democratic party ia cen
tra, New York, has taken down the Doug'as
ana Johnaon ticket and run M that for Breck'
;nr;doa an4 Lsne. 1t il said Tint other papers
IN the State will i;3jM.:ow it, example,
, 1860-07-13

.C1,c New York Hell-Everctt State Con.
ventiOns
Urea, N. T.. July 1a.-The Constitutional
Union State Convention OF the friends ct Bell
tendance was moderats in point OF numbers,
hut of respectable character. After the tempo
rarv organization and tho appointment Of the
usual Committees, the Convention took 4 recefs
till 9 o'clock.
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C,<c1sxar1 Provision Market, 1nly 1.-THE
d.. f,,x~, nj reviews Tue market as follows-

C,<c1SxAr1 Provision MARKET, July 1.-THE
PFC. Cu,-.ns reviews the market as follows:-
The provision market has been rather quiet;
+he activity Of the EEK previous, having as has
h.sn m.noi a1t the teasS1. followed by calm,
Int tbe confidence Of holders has been as strong
sx ever and few are willing to make toe siiehs-
e1t concessions. in orier to mike sales. AeSs
potk has been beld ut &l9 generally. thousn
ANAL lot placed On tie market sold at *l6:O.
still frs! class brands caunot be bought os!o~
5000. There has been vers little done
in brcop, The sales not exccediug 800
hhds for The week, At ., and IL and l2c for
ahouldsrs, md slider, and clear sides
Hans hare been anxfously sought after,
1r.iine ct 1I@11ie, md sugar cured
Il 1el@lsc. About 7oo, 900 lbs bulk meats sold
chiefs The last three days at SfG8c for thoul-
ders. and 1oc for light stder. though 10910fc
were refused for light and heavy sides. towards
tbe close they being held At l0a Gl2f, whilst
shoulders could have been bought easily ut Sc.
vauc:-, and it is now held At 13c. Very little
donr in Dbl or tierce, apd not much Offering.
500 bbls sold At llfc.
NV Yonk EtpE MAnKEr, July 1o:-Hides are
exceedingly dull st a4@24ac for Rio Gsande
and I,ueuos Ayres. r4les $50 Western Slaugh-
ter. 81 lbs, SC, 6 mos 2Gc Bogota and PAyta It
equal to 20}c, s mos, as they run; ! 200 Central
American, 1b4Dl3 lu1 ~ .uEt = A.4N3t ASlG%&hA6
bad hides. Recent arrivals add about 81, 900 to
1he stock.
Proy1DxxcE MARKET. July s.-WooL-The
saaes for the week have been 1880 lbs fleece
At from As to Csc; 1900 lbs pulled at 44e; 5000
lbs foreign at sole, Printing cioth.7;narket
ar % lie tslcs for the week: $1,000 pieces e4xG4
1t SIC; 1000 do 6oxes at ste; 1000 do eo1et Ut
. &; s,9oo do 601e4 on private terms; 5000 do
C0xGo Ut 5tc; l0,60o do 1886 Ut 5s.-.ournal.
Tus CoxxkacE or SEv Yonk.-The Official
-efurps Of the Custom House enable " to pub.
liz our usual annual statement of the Com
merce OF the part Of New York: The imports
hxye been for the fiscal year ending soth June,
1860. taes ,72e .0ls. and exports $l3s so36, 400
or tbs exports ronrI Iwo FEE CENT. was in
a{pbt1y less than for the year ending JUNE, 1857.
IN presenting this summary Of cur foreign
trade. il may BE- vel! to reeur 70 the progress Of
1ear,, We find The imports and exports since
leel, for the yeas named, we're aa follows:
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. D.............. July II.
wagons aud buggy, lus ptEs beef. IL ba ash. e3 bzas
dou:. Il baga IuaIt.
Prop Niles ellns Ennio' 10 sass 1ob1s suEa % ossa
rrop AiirsLany Boyington, Tnven4 Lay, ~ N lumber
le In hlh.
Prom Of awL Wnrren Mu> II son 10 lumber Is n 1ath
s hr H. bert Campbell Va ton, Aiwaukts.
scar 1kneke', k4rlscg, AudAto-
schr hite Squat. etard. PEttque Lie. 80 tena en
scLr O1t1iee, f1att. Kingston. 10 loua salt.
S.hr AAe.a,en, Foley, bu64o.
ech1 CNI per, right. be'sey River. b1a old ropa.
fctr Liberty. Chi. .ek. Aol4nd. eo c&s WOOD.
Sclf aY12cu-e, Richardson, 1swtRo " tcuu pR hen-
, 1860-07-13

La sA11z, July 12-River feet On tho bur,
and falling slowly.
BURLINGTON. July 1s.-Wind. S. E. River
falling slowly.
, 1860-07-13

FYE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
IL wood the Occalist and Aurist, No. IA Randolph
street. three doors east Of CLARK Chicago Illinois. Dr. IT,
regular Physician Of the Old School! has devoted biz
entFe professional lifeline to Ortaince and Aural Sur
Ee gvln sight to the blind and hearing to the deaf and
uneqpalled BY any Specialist for his scIenc
skill and Ii. us operations upon the Eye and
Ear many Of which Of difficult and dangerous charae
success las attracted patients from 81 pas Q! tue UnIon
and given hl reputation eminent and akliu ope
s7tor be attained by Specialist the Co
nent treatise On the Eye and Far which will contain
four hundred being prepared and will snor1
appear. Prescriptions Ret 10 tcutA 1t diaiAhce ~hct
Surgical operations a1e not required. nh7.1ydAw
, 1860-07-13


The receipts Of Corn to day were i'S4A oaeu
els, md tie shipments l's'5i7 onfhe,s. 4ne
ma'Set opthea very qe's.' 49, e.ar, a ~ W.
eneo o. n''e !A,oAe1e s .s,;.had thon,
49, - .1s,.,. .s....d h.,d. at A1367.a,c for
w. - c.as, a3,oa,. 1al04.,c for No. l; and
.a.a.sc ' cor NJ o-.t,e 1n.rle. at the close be
-: go, Inf t;rm at 44mA4c far No. !. Wheat
. s n rood demaad but yerv scarce, and We
- ~ sdv,nce If r. with limited sales at
80, no ~ NJ s,,;nv. A 10 for No. !
St.o1 s,d or for Re;ecte5 snrinu. New
Hp.as' sr' w,.sat wa in better SUNNY. and the
80. .I.s. ..aa Inactive .na loxer. / car load
~ A. ID us. eold by gamble at $l,,3
.-.,,- snd hrre,. offered that figure
in store. but sellers held at *l.14. The
demand for new winter wheat at present is mair-
, 1860-07-13

NEW 1QRk NAV lS+
Wakefield ~a*h Co.. Crcul.r per Arabia. rcpcs.sthe
demand fr Catton Gaod thr quantity efestng lage and
the pre1ue to nel EIet n es fully ~ lower. In
pofts Of the wtek, 81 000 b1ea
Ticha,lso-, Spence d Co.. say: Prices vrsy IN.
stezdy and Va lower. ALI classes Of bu. err cnn. for
ward more freely 1t sea. From America 1liteo baea
aznIust 81 .NN t4lt4 List Year.
, 1860-07-13
Casnpsign Biography OF Abraham

A10G01Qs
Ws ahN issue In fsw days = campaign b.
ography Of the Republican standard-b bearer, in
style 10 compact aud cheap that, with suitable
effort on the part Of clubs, canvasseFs and local
committees, it may reach every voter in tho
Northwest before the campaign is over. twill
be pamphlet Of 50 pages, Of close type, double
columns, and In tho style and shape Of tho
campaign lifs Of Col. Fremont, Issued in 1856
It has been prepared with great care, BY one
Of the editors Of this paper, and it may be cou-
sidsred IN entirsly reliable and authentic mar
brscipg also the substance Of his debates with
Ar. Douglas in 1858, aud complete history Of
that remarkable campaign. It has been tho
purpose Of the writer to make it ths document
Of the times. 4 copy should be placed in the
hands Of every man in ths Northwest who can
read the English language. For the purpose Of
giving ii the widest circulation We will furnish
it At the following reduced rates:
Single copies. 4 cents.
Per dozen 40 cents.
Per hundred, e. 50
Per thousand. $50 90
When ordered by mail, one cent each must
be added for pos.age* Send in your orders.
First come, drst served
Address press and Trihune Office Ch;capo
Illinois.
, 1860-07-13
Boiler Explosion.

NoaroIk, July ia terrific boiler e1plo-
sion at Graves saw and planning mill occurred
today. The engine is perfect wreck. Ths
boiler was thrown 10 fest. Mr.. Graves and
three men was injured, but no ons was kiilsd.
1dosx $4,000,
, 1860-07-13

A.pAsr, July i2.-The Democratic State
Central Committee hare this day called Stcte
Convention to be held at Syracuse on the 18th
Of AuRnst ne1t; to 9om.ntts IN electoral ticket
, 1860-07-13

Iying at the dock. was totally destroy yed by Gre
last hight. Tbs crew, being asleep in berths,
escaped with difficulty. Loss orer 5000. No
insurance.
Francis Y. Kellogg was nominated for r.
election to Congress- by tbs Republicans Of the
Sd District.
, 1860-07-13

Psoy1asxcs LrnnER MARxkr-July s.-cargo
urices-Good Pine Lumber Nos ] and 2, US;
Ia. l. s17 sxpNng. e1s; Western Boz Boards.
9iE@l7; Western u snd 4 iosh ;os .toei 40, s1s
@l7 spruce Lumber t12@.s Hsml1ek Hanl;n1 n"a.as
SSsXed, fss. Dimeurlon do do Timber, e26,
Eonthern Hard Pine Flooring, river sawed, &l8;
Peb Plank, $2s@s1; Cherry, s2s; Mahogany,
, 1860-07-13

CLEAKED. July H.
stmr Comet Morgan. Gaoo uAVen. hrs OIL 10 bssf eata
10 b1ls sat, I tous ndse.
Prop AllfEhsny, Boyink.on. Itavesse Bay.
Ffop Ottawa. II alrEn. AuakeEon. -.
rfsp Buckeye Ko.ua Ogdensburgh 1880 bn corn, 80
lAf. com, ea1k to- Eues, 10 tzgs wheat.
Dt1k Ro0en Du1ns, AcCune. 0coat0-
s. hi Fashlcn, King. C.daF kiyrr.
sear Forester. Pelerrou. Eagle Ha5bor:
k.h 5 HolIey. Hal 6, Usweeo. l3l&7 bu corn.
6ear Htnu Spirit. Cirlland. uha1o. Y6la III corn.
Sir Wins ow. HurLert, Buffalo, Is Uo0 bu corn.
sc1r ucsentuI., PM Coltrne. 1000 bu
bclf PeTan, boz pson. Furt CoNEn IT, " bu coru.
, 1860-07-13

CLEVELAND. July l0-Clcared, pro?ellc- Granite
Et.e. usvia, Chicago bre4 ta1on, Greene. do; Globe
CHE rd do. ,,,... ri,
lin. i.hcsro: tchr Grape :, G. ana!eE. Go. ce1rrd
nronel er Potomac Gebtaid chicago tx John Sweeney
McAF hur do aeht Luue Sta1 McCre2- do
, 1860-07-13

PLrxou7n. Ind, July le.--The 9Th Congres.
sional District Democratic Convention today
nominated Hen. C. r. Cathcart for Congress bJ
exclamation.
, 1860-07-13
@ u E ER us
Cod Liver Oil jelly.

Them Academy Of Medicine certify that It conis!n,
s. per cent Of Pure Cod Liver Oil,
it-Tha tits actthat Oils, to he aspEa-
I'd must bet1ansforped into emulsion in the stomach.
ad-Thas ~ most ofthe c7ses!o Which Cod Liver Oil Il
dtion make eulslve all the amount ot oil taken and
that great part and sometlues whole oil
of and imperative. hs is easly
raced Ia the dejeetfous]
8d-Tbat my God Liver OH Jelly bain9 compound Of oE
and sugar emu1tlon Of Itself in contact with
Alquid which 1t reaches the ITO
maeh. wbateverits condition nav be.
4th-That in when tie pyeictan believes Cod Liver
onto be prescribed specific otherwise, my Jelly l.
more reliable than Il: crude o. because beng solid Il
digestion and assimilation, the contrary tie
liquid oil Of the stoaach above
...r.. tessths case wh. the oils indicated.
From the anove he q QeeEe
"a ~ postise and Incontestab.- TACT. Sold by
fpl&.lY PENTi1A i CO. 81 Lake EtreAf.
, 1860-07-13

sW Oak Orchard Acid Spring Wa.
ter Tbs Water 9sinlaE great celebrity. and the demand
fos |. lnereaau9 rapidly. Its beneficial ehNaceF II.
tested BY Thousands snd IL pronounced By dstr sulhsd
ph5.t4ns be rupeorto azy other nedt:aal Spring VT
tz nov in use. The almost miraculous euses which It has
performed lead to belitye ttat 1t Is desned 10 become
svar used In The treatment ct vesT Any dlseases
which Ordinary .euedies fail ts curasise proper
tics are established beyond question: aud We feel ASSURED
.ta must to kssat extent. supersede many ct the h
c.l Ct The day. we seecmnend thoae Of our
rsaaers who nay te suffering from general os a5 Or fo
auy OF he d.ea4s for which this Wa'es is prescribed to
xivr it trial. Sec advertisement In another eo!u1n.
, 1860-07-13

nvrr~.1 0sw1oo, Jrly t.
F1oux-Uueha1Ked. 455s for extra - he:
G1ara-Whgat Without change. Suppa! G1 gppfE LAKE
Suing yety sc4re. talea bu white MchRan On +
Corn steady but 1attr quiet- Ealea eJ III 1AunH ="
t., uthcF grams nominal
4'AxAI FkK1GMys-UnEhanEcd.
IAxtlAroxrs- L, ,t1o ID m, ess5 bu peas. ~ ~,
CAAAL ExFor1s-sN b1ls four ss,<0o bn WEcat, z7'V
, 1860-07-13

These figures eemonssra.e Clearly % the pEoersa.s
IT trade. There ia no reason to doubt that tbe
pr centage Of Increase ron isSo 70 le.o VIII
be less thsn in 1850 70 1860. WHICH IN soose years
ms about NINETY PER CENT.
.. # so,ce 1T the Principal articles Of Doec Pro-
duce, u New fofk. for liz month"; end nj June ao
, 1860-07-13
miscellaneous.
EANs! FANS!. FANsl FANSl

TANs! FANS!- FANs!. FANS!
- ra.1 Stick, in Wa.te, Blu. sh.ny. Rad
Fans, Fans. Fans. Fans.
Pearl Stick. Plain. sp.aslsd. slvetsa Embroidered.
Fans, Fans. Fans. Fans.
Ivory Stick, In whlte, Blue. Cherry, Red.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
1yosy suck, sllyesed, Painted. Embroidered.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Sandal Wood Stick. IN SILK, cnp. Linen.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
sand,u Wood, Com Straight Round and Broad Stick.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans,
pl,,n Linen. span!ah and Mourning F.as,
Fans. Fans. Fans. FaDs.
OPEN prd., and Party Fans, al Patterns.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
rAm Leaf, Plain Pain, Le.f. Trtmsd. all Styles.
Fans. Faus. Fans. Fans.
All Kinds, All Prices, from cents to *2s-oo.
AT PARKS, 124 LATEST
Carriers. Carriers. Glrters.
Embroidered in SILK and Velvet.
Carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
Wire Elastc,, in KID, L,nea and Cotton.
Carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
IL Tux. In Hue, In White, sa R<d.
Carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
AL sorts and Sizes All Patterns and Prices.
At PARKS, 1874 LAKE STREET
, 1860-07-13
milwaukee Market,
HYTHfr1rAYa !

HYTIiEoKATa1 [MllWACKEE, July II.
PioCR qrlet ard unchanged.
uRAIa-Tbeat 1rn. IA es ehow adVanta OF 1c.
Receipts II bb 4 :ur. :, Us tu wheat.
kA1puIe1ts-b2$ tDlg dcur.
, 1860-07-13

New ORLEANS, July l..-The ihernometer
marked e2a in tho sh1de At o'clock o.day.
, 1860-07-13

I'asssd Nrfrofs, July 10.
Cr-etmr Sea Bid: props fosthc1n Light. Missouri :
f~rks Wxve1s, D4nubs. Amr1ca; b,lss ho<ctus Com
uefee 1oqueIa eehEsJ Thur by. Fortune Herald, uurf
c,Ge Dane. lewis l:ass Dayla. :.
i'o1x-Frp.% Iacipe. ButI!IEtcn; lark1 Morris
:tana.1d Senino teRt. y :bd & Ieahss 1 n'ase q ~
s. Tisr III al texs Kaker M!.ut Lady Q! TIC Lake,
=. Hi doid Eu1:e1 0rtnada, hos!ie, Japan. Emeu.
, 1860-07-13

6CNMIh
VII asi juno at iteQ train, VII, ,....
rs N .na E. +, n y foiov.. Sundsy4 e1eep;td
h4rEas md intermediate points. o'' 6o1ons tedsf
49, Gs@ A@ Aad 9s1 n11 for Be!7aere Hea%aor, r..
dlate plaees. e"A0s ouoaqpe. and lEterms.
Ao potnta. s'7s' 1"oek1o71s md intern sdl-
ft.sr pa M oF neus.A E',n and intermediate r;.ees.
A1u .Ha.n. ~oo 1aaeashls will take Tbs 3.&a
,aieneds1s tor Acs1sy, Richmond osneya Lass I'd
F1s.9 F1.vIAs..99 potnta. VIII take the 100 pn, fra,n
~ Aeep!nx carson nfkh1tr1iua.
w eoprru Z; =. TALCoTT. osae,a!san