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Madison Water Cure.

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disturbed Qrt to the iuyHi. Tn -ruHnt-, comprising
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enchanting aud luvcl! retreat in the Northwest
The hiItdinG-, which are large. elegant AMI comfort
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MODEL WATER IRE E$TABil>HMENF.
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York and Professor IVA tae llygep'Ih"raPr"tc Mricn
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t the ability Of property owners to sustain los
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VIA. MICHIGAN CENTRAL
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t icy ....:ss 9 ~ '. ~ st.
And Great Western Railway.

vv,,,1Hs r.,,c Michigan Central Depot, foot OF Lax
Street Chicago .u, <,.,,,,on ,rrnS isop
4:45 A. NJ. d Gftse szecHtedJ Arrive detroit
FIX M CINCINNATI E t:Sia ,, pc,T s''"a 'o
y II . SUSPENSION Bridge Buffalo 400 A. NJ Albany
$50 r. NJ New York 800 Boston X al rXrRrss
500 p. NJ. GEw sS ssiriay ' Arrive at De.
,rot 80 4 NJ Suspension Bridge or Buffalo 80" T. "
Albany 100 \. NJ. New York 1000 N NJ D'a''" ''
/. N. .-,..r, , , nr-,syIIIp TX
l:JU L M. PRESS. Except saturday, AT
rive at Cincinnati $50 A. NJ l0uisyhle iooi NJ
tnly one train on Sunday at 500 T. NJ. -. p.i.
The syOO A. NJ and 90 =. NJ trains connect ~ iarl,
with the Buffalo Lake Huron Railway, 70 bu''' "i''
all points East.
Baggage checked through. ,, ,,;,.,,, oa,co-
Through tickets for sale at the principal Ktri "ur
!, tho w.S and al the general office, corner Lax" anu
dearborn street opposite the fremont House, ,hcas"
ana 81 viz NN'N' H. y. RICE Snp't.
IT, j. SrArLpiyG, Gen. Pass Agent
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TN PROOF of the above assertion read the following
i testimony from distinguished persons from all part
Of the country
HON SOLOMON MANN, Ann TIarbor, Mich, says hi
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| have doubt permanently
| HON. IL. l.. STEWART. say, my hair was very gray
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REV J. X. BRAGG. Broukhcla, Mass says, II has r.
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slant tendency IL itching, and restored N! bar, MhlG
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!. W. DAVIDSON Monmouth, III, says. my hair w
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| the hair now IN
EDWARD wAIGuTT, says, throc month, AGO my hal
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+. VI. WELLS CELEBRATED
GERMAN E4EyEYfENT.

An uncquellcl application where linimcut
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old sores, wounds l"ll-cyil, swrncy>. snake.
bite SPAWN ELculuHtisn, fIozcuIinlhs, buns,
scadS, collie, SC.
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WELLS CONDITION
/ w GERMAN POWDElO
TIE CELEBRATED
GERMAN PANACEA
for all diseases of
Horses, Cattle, Mules and sheep.


: WELLS G. G. POWD L Il
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: yellow water Inflammation of til" eyes.
: injuries from hard work or fast driving.
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: Bi~-hcad, poIl-cvil, ii$tnIa, grease and
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: blood is purified with the Powder. and
: proper applications made.
= Cows will give larger quantity and
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= with ease and retain flesh; sheep will
2 improve in flesh and wool and al ami
: mails ut all seasons will hc greatly i'm
= proved 10y Il free use of
WELLS GERMAN CONDITION FOWLER.
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DTI, IOLTTNN
Anti-BilliOus l'hYSic.

Anti-BilIious Physic.
mild. SAT anl thorough Clhlr should in ost
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ic may he aturI-,r,I with perfect safety t, Infants
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\ certain cure for scroiGa, Salt RhnJm, kim FL H.
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\ cure for Consumption. that most dreaded Of nil lila
eases well a. Asthma, Bronchial Al, cttns Coughs
Colds. sc.
Diarrhca and Dyscutcry Cordial
Til. Cordial UiI Er Cuud an y l'ca' r,jaay 90 snm
mcr complaints vs"u,rry, IEnamma'Inun Ga bow, j.
indigestion, Sickness al the Stomach, &C And his ccIr
hratcl
Life Ointment.
It woald be useless to- atlrmi t To cHuncroi,ihc many
wonderful cure wrought Ivy 10, sIrh "a lheIlual.IH
CmhIaius bruises Cut. BurUs. inflammation Of ia,
Eye. Mnrunrauun. I"-o'unr I4.- If Snok'-. 49," 40.
These m"l.ciur- d.v prepared exc m-Iyry rua i.u, &
ami Herbs. containing H' HhrrH rnbztH"r- Wheat, yer
Their trcUstlruug aH, m'l."atH2 gWturs are tru.i
wonderful aud miraculous, while tho least injury
need be upprehcnded from th"ir crnaIy Batter
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and tine increasing demand lis induced me /" dvH Ut'
my c,tirc Alteration To- the mauulaC'Urn Of iLc
.jauHijcc BiHCrs and Anti BUO", I....a'ic,
for the benefit the humorous sufferers from various
bilious complaints. with the tcullenrc that tol
cannot fail L. cure a. recommended. ann lurajlt. t.
refer to the following well known and h,-y l-lrytI,
azcus Of Chicago and surrounding country, for coHur
nation Of all that's above stated:
| &. II. IIazelt1u, No 2i0 lake street.
Franklin Baker (frm 81 Baker Mmo1yl 1Sr Lake. Il
A. H. Lamb llru of Lamb a JuwnlJ 205 Lake street
NJ. ShOUp. Real Estate Agent, So Clark street
| Edwin Clark. Real EtItc AgcDt, Wells street.
W. W Phelps. l4l LAX, stroct
J. W Ilckrra-. Real Estate Agent Wells street.
Ambrose Burnhaun. 1856 Wabash Avenue.
VIM. spencer, Contractor, state street
David Swuuk. corner Randolph and Frank in streets.
Aun, j. Moore, madison street.
| D. H. rriscol. 10 South Water street.
Rev. |. VI. Wcgj, WaukrgaH.
| II. C. Adams. Chicago. Burlington Quincy Railroad.
Major noble jefferson township, Illinois
! GENERAL DEPOT, No. II Franklin st, Chicago.
| And for sale III st. Charlie. Iowa. 10y
4. b. +. HILDhETN
| May ., 1857. %i!l
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Blood Purifier,
ILlnw SNrnn.

4 Certain cure for scroIG,a SAT- RhnUm King Evil,
Sclid Head Fever sores, BoIS Erutuua Oh the Face
and ali Gl-r.l-vs Of the blood.
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WILTSE q FAIRFIELD

InFFER FOR SALE the following improved
~ and unimproved lands on reasonable
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l.. VI. WELL S GREAT WESTERN
Vegetable Anti Bilious pills.

Bloomington, Dec. ~. 1852.
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Diarrhca and Dyscutcry

\ for Consumption. that most dreaded Of nil ~
~e-. well a. Asthma, Bronchial AN,ca1s, '"ls h
Colds. &c.
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PHrApNITuA, August 8, 1880.
Stocks steady. rennsyivania state SIS, p5S Reading
Railroad 1881 Morris Canal 557s Long Island Railroad,
49, Pennsylvania Railroad, soss. sight exchange %
New York at par.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2, 1850.
Cotton quiet sales 20 day 600 bales Including so bales
rev. sa'cs OF three days, l150 bales Receipts do,
$50 bales against $50 bales the time last year
Receipts ahead Of last year ass to bales receipts Of
70 date $50 bales, aeainsi 81 the time last year.
Corn advancing at SEC T5c. Mess pork held at
e22 Lard steady In kegs 1sc Molasses, nothing done.
Tobacco: prices sitter but quotations unchanged Ex-
change London 1opi lc9t and with bills Of lsdIng,
1857 loo. Sight exchange New York, Ha1t. per
Cent premium. freigbt-Cotton TO Liverpool I'D.
BALTIMORE. August s, 1850.
Flour Srm: Howard street. Ohio and city mills IS 62f.
Wheat active: red 81 % 81 SO: white 81 IS 81 S.
Corn active yellow 13c white SOC sec. Provisions
STEADY pork at SO IS lard l3i.c. whiskey arm:
city and Ohio at 2ic.
FntADvtrn-A, August s, 1850.
Flour firm Wheat aivancei D.. white 81 30 81 32k;
red 81 II 81 20 Corn Advancing, at Tic Tjc. Wits
key steady, at 22c
oswECo, August Sc p. n
Flour duh At previous prices. Wheat held generally
above the viewf dealers and market therefore quiet
eales eco bushels red winter Western at 81 IS.
bolders asking 81 ~ 81 20 supply comparatively
light Corn nominaly 80 90 sales 10 900 bushels nj.
nos 10 arrive soon, private terms Oats. barley, rye
and quiet AMI nominal Canal freghts steady &c
on four Sc. on wheat &C. corn TO New YORK. I'm.
ports--40 200 bushels Exports--S76 bbls. iour,
900 bushels wheat ass bushels corn, 200 5ushes
cats Shipped 10 kcnirea --l02 bjls. -four.
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ffvrrrooI- Steamship Kanrarco-Mrs Chadwick Mrs
Bethel Miss Boyle NJ Mesh two children and servant;
Macpherson q Lee " semmops Mr. Kennedy, wife, two
shoren snd Mr. swan wife and servan MT swan
Miller Jas Murhy " Rarr, Trell, Mr. Jay Nolsn Rev
Scott Dr Rodman Mr. tanning Mr. an Mrs Jones xesrs
Alexander. Lau~an Saline. Mr. Wfgensiein wife and
fsmiy-and 2ss In the seersee
rrrsRroo-stesmshp Europa nj Hallfsx-ror Bosiou-Nr
.ud Mrs Hodges Mr. Carse aud sdy Miss Maitland. Mss
Dunn and friend Mr. and MRS Crocher and infant judge War
Mrs Fierce Nss Groom. Mr. Barring LADY and
Nessrs Groom. Goodwin Bubbes Allen Moore Mrs Jordan,
Graham Walton and wife, Winter kupper sckney Hesly
fprs sears and LADY child and two nrxcs; her Knkpst
trick John Molson, WAGER and isfy vergusn Pierce
and daughter Ridley Csrde Darnfed, ffedericks, Esm
Hodges servant Mdcewood, wife and two children, NJ
ias;brown, Cooper. Daily Hae Robinson. Kerr Censinc
Nrw opIxANs-shp RsJah--Dr Nsuran, and 10 10 TIE
weerhge.
C.RprrAs-Bari Our rnIon-w Martin.
Aux CAYss-Brg A whliaen-G C Brown. Evans
oRsso Tusk, TT-schr Howsrd-J u Frlth, I Crsoa.
hArscoRpA BsY-schr Psssport-J Harris.
DEPARTURES.
0AIwy.-Steamer Connsugh' from Bos.Or-Nr an Mrs
WIN TJieS William Hsssy ,fsres o Moron, fsrley,
Bouhen Rev John Hcgan, B'cBstrr, " Erersnn John
Play Maria Merry, hcv ForrelI Rev v QUINN Jsmes
G. ukey, william l. f.ocssoof VIM Rollins Rev Moron.
FRED snron VIM Hurry two sises Hurry James Corey,
MISUNDERSTANDING Roanoke-ws Pugh Boguriy. A
PieIre, kcKenna, McKenna. speyer, A Sucker.
Neslpne, W " Ieburn, Joseph Dorglsss, John Ward,
Alexander Hill kdy and family y Ruckets Po.e. !
Werner, Fev FOOD end lacy Amos fhes,n, 81 i'm
As,selni rurber Mss Tyler 1bcmss Rysp, shigge.
EerrieS RoscnhAi Albert Csmmsnn, Ms Naiae cam
msnn, Mas CaDmana -sot N uie sicersgs.
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Hon. y b. Msttcsun, Of ttca II. teofge l. ttnpOen,
ESQ and family, Of Philadelphia Lieut. French, ~ the
United states Navy Mr. Whiting ard Nr. l. ). VIII
ting both Of the United states Army Judge Leavenworb
Of Utica; Capt g. A. patteu, OF Boston o. B. McCray,
ESQ, and lady, Of South CAROLINA are stopping at the
Aston House.
Geu Joseph lane. OF oregon; Col Sam Colt, %
Hartford = htDomnquez Esq., OF Havaua, and Rev Or.
Nicholas Hotel.
boy named Prcscilano Sanchez, IL or II years Of
age alleged TO have be- stolen from mother Antonia
Sanchez resident Of San Francisco Is supposed 10
be now 10 this city In destitute state .ff he can be
forpd his mother will furpsh the means 10 have him
returned to her. In appearance the bow Is stout Of
Tudsy complexion large back eyes and remarkable for
the shape Of his face, which IL long with very pro
ectng ebead lie speaks English perfectly AZ well "A
Span sh vhch IL his mother tongue ANY Information
.of his cabouts will be received at the Office OF
ia CfoT ia. o5 Franklin street
Governor Seward was 10 Albany the tn irst and
e by che Northern road lie was the guest o. Goveac
Morgn.
Hon ri -tayer W Norwich Com. las, wecx
a~srKrg With TIE rafr1f suihorites fp the transpor
tatln N humber ~ fsulgs y BIS Cereio colony,
YFgLs.
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CINCINNATI, August s, 1860.
Returns from eleven counties in Kentucky give Combs
the Union candidate zoos majority gain since the Gov
ernor's vote Of last year Of $3.50,
LOUISVILLE August s, 1850.
AcCArty's majority In Galatin county is 60; Carroll
county "a. Combs majority in Bullet county is 229
warren county 6s5 Simpson county 2o6 Combs election
conceded by verybody by maorties varously estma
TED Ar far heard from in thirty I'VE counties Combs
Leads 000 The Breckenridge wing IN this section COM
plain that the Douglas wing transferred large portion Of
their vote from Boiling their nominee, to Combs Combs
majority therefore, depends upon the action OF the two
wings OF the democracy in the democratic counties yet TO
be heard from which inaccessible by railroad tele
gaph Some days Yet required to ascertain the final
THE MISSOURI KLKCTIoS.
ST. Lorrs August 8, 1850.
Greene county tofciai) gives Orr 1887 c. T. jackson
COZ, and H. Jackson 1877 For Cougrcss-Rains I,I6s,
Phelps 676, Price ESQ.,
Jackson county (oniciaD gives jackson ,6a3; Orr.
4 AIS; h Jackson los. For Congress-Red (de) 1889;
Mitchell (opp) 1881 For the Legislaturc-Caai
{dem SIS Porter (dem), 1897; James Judd (dem),
ISL; Mccoy opp 1901.
Cooper county (oicia), Jackson, ,016 Orr, 102S H.
Jackson, IS For Copgress-Reid, 084 Mitchell, OIL
Walker and rest were elected to the Legislature.
Howard county (ofhcal Jackson, $50 majority Clark,
for Congress s1S majority Hancock Jackson for Cover
nor, has Is votes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09
Arrest for Conspiracy to Burn a Bridge.

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Josiah W. Bisse last night arrested in this city by
o6bcer Denis and Walter s. Chadwick, at Rock Island,
by officer Webster both charged with conspring TO burn
the railroad bridge the Mississippi at Rock Island
bill Of indictment found against them this morn
ing by the Grand Jury In the Recorder Court large
quantity Of in1nmsble materials in bottles seized
by the oficek Dissel Is the agent OF the st. Louis
Chamber Of Commerce, and Of certain parties who have
suits pending against the bridge Chadwick is attorney
In the The evidence Of the plans formed to burn
the bridge Ia aaid 70 be conclusive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

Charles McDouga and VIM T. Montague Of Gin ,innati
arrived here per steamer from Hamilton, last evening
The latter person arrested upon landing charge
Of embezzng $35 900 from West McDougall, produce
merchants Of Cincinnati of which firm Mr. McDouga
the principal partner and Montague clerk The detective
who has been their track for several days. arrived in
Hamilton yesterday and learning that parties answering
their description had left per steamer, be Immediately
gagged special locomotive and arrived in this city stimuli
taneously with the McDouga escaped In a cab
before the detective reached the wharf and has not yet
been arrested.