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LIVE FENCE!

wv + beg leave to call the attention of the
w Planters of Maryland and Delaware to
our large stock of Usage ORANGE, which
it is believed will make u better Fence in less
time than any other plant now known.
Good one year old Plants for sale low by
the 200 and 10000.
A. +. COWARD u BRO,
West Grove, Chester county,
Sept -, lS60-tf. Pa.
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TO THE LADIES OF ELKTON

4 Nd VlCINITY.-MRS. LEFFMAN
IA brgs to call the attention OF the Ladies
of Elkt"n and vicinity to her newly selected
stock of
FALL and IPlNTER BONNETS,
Ribbons, SILKS and Trimmings. just received
from the cities, carefully selected for this
market, and to be sold very low.
She has also on hand a very fine and large
assortment of Embroidered Goods, Gloves,
&c, To which the attention Of ladies' y
specially invited. TOct 20, 1850.
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Stoves and Tin.ware at Cost.

HAVING made arrangements to engage
i i in another branch Of trade, will close
out my present stock of STOVES and TIN
WARE at COST FOR CASH. 1 have Il
large assortment of Cooking and Parlor
Stoves Persons in want would do well to
call and examine them.
Roofing and Srouting attended to at mod
eraie prices. JOS. p. CANTWELL.
Sept Is, 1860
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n. Il. HiDDLE.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, and Solicitor in
n Chancery. ELKTON, Md. VIII i've
prompt attention 20 all business ihtrus;, ii fh
him. OfTice-In The Democrat EuilAilg,
opposite Col. J. C. Groomr's.
MARIA, 1SGO--Iy.
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Jas. +. McCrLLOtCti.

Attorney at Lar, and Solicitor IN Chante"-
nfFICE removed to the Brick Buildr.
Won North Street, nearly opposite th'
Office of the Register Of Wills.
June Q, ls60-6m.
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WI. II. MILLER,

90 ATTORNEY AT LAW
SOLICITOR IN CHy1.NCERY.
OFFICE, North Street, next door norfh
O"f Registers Office, Elktoh Nh
Aug4, 1860.
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earSs.
samuel Marshall,
DENTJSF

DEN'TIS'F.
MO Tos WEST SEVENTH STREET, he,~ csa
~ shipley and Orange. WILMINGTON. ~
s. N. having enjoyed practice in this city Z
number of years with pleasure refers, to the pron
intnt citisenx generally. Sept Y, lS6e-iy
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New Cracker Bakery in EIkton.

MORRIS CUMMINGS takes this method
Ivl Of informing the public that he is now
prepared and is daily Baking FRESH Crackers
of all kinds, at his Bakery. in the Hollow, t.
which he calls the attention Of the trade in
general.
Also, constantly on hand CAKES of all
kinds. Particular attention paid to baking
cakuS for parties &c.
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1--WE may oweit to our enemies to for
give we u,Feit tocurs.lfes not 10 forget.
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REMOVAL.

DR.T. II. MUSGROVE has removed III
lJOfice to the new Brick Building O.
opposite Col. Groomc's. He is pre- 0yfYrE
pared to perform all operations in DENTAL
SURGERY, in the best rfunhcr. Artificial
Teeth inserted, +, ON one TO a full SET.
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RGES MODERATE.

P. S.-PefSoTIs from distance. by in
forming him by mail or otherwise, may has@
set times reserved, and thereby prevent II
liability OF disappointment. [mar l2-tf
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COMCeCtlOnerIcs:

l have just received from Philadelphia a
choice lot OF Conrectionerics, which will be
sold cheap for cash, wholesale and rotail.-
Thankful for past tavors, l respectfully
solicit 4 continuance Of the same.
MORRIS CUMMINGS.
ElktOn June 49, 1858
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WnITEW ASKING.

THE best quality Of Lime for Whitewash-
L ing. (Jackson's), always kept on hand,
and for sale at Elkton. 10y
J. P. BRADBURY SON.
Nov 4. 1853 If
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JAMES w. MAXWELL,

1 THORNLEY, AT LAW .-Cfl.cc on NJ =
IA street, opposite DR.. Wallacc's D.
Store. Prompt attention gwen to all hus'
ness intrustcd to his care. iJan .. l>t&,
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.llrIil L

NOTICE..
TIME undersigned having been elected
l. Constable Of the First Election Distrc' !,
will give prompt attention t" all busltr%a
placed in his hands for colrcti"n.
Dec s, 1883. jOHT s. ilANEt.
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NALL FEED. For sale. s.... ...-.
MI mar B. d. SCOTT u BRO.
GAIT by the sack Rock Salt Turk s
- Island. For sale. ID. SCOTT Il BRO.
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5cleft poctrp.

I'm Growing Old.
TY j. q. SANE.
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DRESSED Wash Bowls and Pudding pans,-a
L new articles, received this week. and for sale
by Joe 2 GANTWELII
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WINTER STOCK closing out ut greatly reduced
prices at TOWER HALL.
5Is MARKET street. between Fifth and Sixth
streets. PHILADELPHIA. BENNETT x CO.
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A Splendid Lot 6f Buffalo Robes,

DONE DUST-A superior article. For
- sale. ID. SCOTT Il BRO.
, 1860-08-20

VIZ learned yesterday from high source,
likely to BE- correctly Informed. that Johp e.
';reesin.idge ac:ua'lg contemp'a: taking the
s'uur IN kertHcky during the present can.
v--s Is candidate for the Presidency. We
have n"thlng TO Ray a. to the proPri5ty or i'm.
propriety OF Il Presidential candidates go1rg
to'th 10 make elect1oneeriug speeches beso1e
the people in support Of his own pretensicns,
but. en:' rsalnipE high opinion of Ar. Breck.
inr'dEs's gal1antry sud chivaIrsy Of character,
We take it for granted, that he will no. 70 upon
the stump Without apprisipK his compe,ltozs, or
al least that one o! them " bo is near his own
age, Of his intention. and inviting fir aud
equal coIa'ct in the presence Of Kentucky au.
ditIceS
We must confess that ne should by no means
be dsih hc1ined to be witnesses Of contest be-
tween Stephen L. Doug rs und John Z. Breck-
inridge upon the soil Of kynlucky. Ii Mr..
Dr. ck'nridKc wants sucl crn,est, let il come,
and the ligh-,niuded c,t.zeuX o. our State Will
maintain lar play and '.cive the rain, where
ju-scc points its dnc.'-Lcrisr:Ne journal,
-4Hy. II.
, 1860-08-20
Jim Alien At 5bIxoIl.--A Frodi.to
Catherine

icerresA 'ieaes # 'he 1'sssa ard Trbun.l
v,o ~. ~ - ."ea': aug. H. 's'".
no,.,.v ~ ,"r conn,, -. 1,;.aa 49, ~ ' ~
to rive ycu t.ct. in con,r.dic,;on of TN ,;:s
,,s, vii ,,h,,.h F,o, ,,c,,,,.o,at .h.~.
1ex. than fire bnntrcd nar.o,a ,r..an, ..,r :.
]eas. ann half ,r ,to>c n.,n p.1r1,,,o,'. 49,
Ter :. blowing md striking" for t.-Io .,.1-.
they mustered only one 81 u;clorr c1nb y :, ~, =.
whole county. aud .hat was .rom Ambor cc,n.
posed ol Just Aix:y fiyc men apd boys ,nlv sir.
teen Of which DIR. 10 eat meat GU rr;1,r IN
the ar1i, al Of the cars from tbt no,,r, <n1r ~
nm, s1onped al Dixon. The ,r,;n f-,,n u.
.u,, sd ~ h,.-d ,,ourn =. .n '" .1e
e:"sn A-a y" eoa'0 44"D' - ahen' the
, 1860-08-20

7 ITS 1IElKeH T IUtal OF 33P,"u0 Dus!1F1s-
wl..<,: is probably tho largest ameuat Of grain
ever shipped in oac day frou this port

This makes total Of 1896, DUG bushels
which is probably tho largest amcuat Of grain
ever shipped in oac day FROM this port
REGENT A~vaNCE I'm NFlstIGIIT*--
11iE Ehs*EL 1hTF RESI-
Ia th: grain trade there ara two distinct it,
tc.es:s inyclved--lhat o! the producer and the
iu,eres: O: the carrier. If vessels are scarce
aad :reights advance lc per bushel, unless
there is 4 corr spoIding rise in tie price If
grain at the Eastern market to which il ii
shipped, then the producer receives lc. Icr
1'uss4el less for lis grain, and ric: versa. As
there is no Friendship in trade there is very
::;:,!: harmony between these Two interes:s,
:4.d consequently they often clash. During
the pa.: two years tn, producer has had tho
d:c.i.d advantage; for hs has received at
.ea-t e. pr lu.hel more for grain tkan lie
we.'l hare d,ne, had the owners Of vessels
recc:vcl what might be called fair remutc l.
ration for lie w.rk performed. Possibly the
',.raar las tile sane complaint: hut there is
tne thing certain, it canrot be said that the
yess.l ipttrcs. has btea cnricEtd ii Lis c1-
,,eusa. The cause must be traced eille to
INIT, i demand or to fAiluvc Of crops-;ws-
a.Ll; to tuln.
iii. year the producers cf tile West have
been favored with immense crops ef excellent
grain: t'ri neser at Sly previous period Of
,ilr /! s'"ry was there better rso.pec. Of a
:o7i.1 demand for the wheat a.d corn Which
'l'ur g.asssiez, than there is ut p1esc,:t.
Sevtrt!r less, during the past ten days &c have
!:.s constantly declining ma1ket-wiilc tie
.;:;rrcati.n II il E.ste1n markets has i'ecn cosn-
para, ve'y light On the sth Of Auou:t7 Wts-
teru ul.1"d corn was sold in New York at c.
TO CO, aud the price Of No. cora in Chica 20
u ,'l.. .me day waa 45a to 45lc fob; while
ia Saturday last Weatcrn mi1.d was Sid in
New Ycrk 1T COZ TO Gle, a-d No. c'rn in
til. ms1ke: NJ IS to 3oc feb. Hero then is
L i :,le cf Ii 10 &c III New Yu,k, and Il de-
rreclati"n Of about &c in Chicago Bet an c1-
animation cf Tho rates nf frci:hts on the s:h
compared with those Of Saturdayslast will e1.
;':ain tie cause Of the discrepancy We give
the pric:a in tablc. with the rates Of freight,
~ follows:
, 1860-08-20

Thus it will he seen that the heavy :leFre-
t;a:;oa in values in this 1nz1ket IL mslnly due
It. t:.e advaace whicl. has taken pa-c in
frcigl:s. T:.s shipper has 10 better prospect
Q: realizing profit now than he haG ten days
ago: for he dces NIT know the day when
rana freight. at Buffalo or Oswego will take
4 jump up%ards Of TO , cents, and hs he
has ull tn is to guard against while making lis
purchases.
O.c Of tie mcs: poteut causes, however,
fo7 This advaEcs il frejghts is the extreme low
ra,=6 which vessels have been rect ivirg durizg
tie past two years. There is scarcely veg
sel on the likes which has been carry ing
grain t!uEi' 6 this period but has lost money to
its owncrs almost every trip. There is
-carcclE Transportation Company Tut Las
bccon,s inso'vtnt. TIE Capital stock Of
tho Lake Navigation Company with its
rple1d,d l!:tt cf upwards Of seveI1y-ive
vessels Las utmost tn:i.c]y disappeared, and
many Of the Stockholders were ruined. So
it whs to a Grcaler OF itss extent with tie
o~msz Of nll tie lake craft This state of
aGAi,. caused the vessel interes: to look on:
FIR other business elsewhere; end tie couse-
q1crcc is tlat we have liat lcf1rc US Of
fhr-s;x grain-cauying vcsssls which arc now
engaged i'll tic Atlantic Occan trade. Besides
this there f1nrc been but few vesssls built du-
ri,g this nricl Of depression, while qu.c q
larpc bunb~r have beeo lost and reduced in
class 80 az to be III fit for the trade. The de-
,rtase in lake t7nnnee canno: be less than 30
pr tent. since 1857, while the decrease in
lint particular tlurs Of renae]s adapted to this
trade will perhaps amount to IS OF 40 per
cent.
Th!t reaction in favo. Of the vessel interest
ut tE:s time canno: but in the end work favor-
ably 'o' TIC grain t:adc-.he producers includ-
cd. It will stimulate the building Ct q new
elas' Of schoonors wv fast passing away, and
preserve 10 tho West tie GLORY Of an .inl.pd
.avy" OF which any uation ought IL j..
proud. Two years mors Of depression would
undoubtedly tave left the lal& Zee, in sucb
co1dition that merchant Of 1857 would .c.,o..
" recognize it.
, 1860-08-20
TIr. fe0trnsHn nj 4 Ed1EardAvilIc.
tCo11e-ppndet &C Il the ttc.s and Ttlbyne1


EnwAEpsr1LLz, tu-. IL, 1867.
LIT me Ere your reaarrs s.io1t account of
a large and en:husias:ic Republican :Eee,i1g
which tot place here luz. night. Tie Wide
Awakes, about hupdred strong, turned .ut
with their torches and musi.. Many OF the
cit;z:ns had Illuminated tl:eir hou:cs, and tur
whole town was !ul Ct ardor AnJ enthusiasm,
The speaking was as txct!leut as the demons!ra.
lion.
Hon. F. i. Hoffman, candieate Tor Lieut.
Governor, nt'cr having made few remarks III
English, addE esscl for an hour aad i Lalr tie
largest Gcsman audieEcs assembled hire. To
say that he delighted them by his keen and tell
ins roiuls, and that cheer upon cheer accampa
MED his efforts, il bu: speaking the truth. BIS
speech was 4 na:'sriy .tl..rs, Strengthening
t:ose who wc1c already Of our i.l.n in their
c'nvic.icns, and confirming the duubttul and
wave'ing a.es. While Mr. H. fTnan YRS thus
E=q, addressed large and enthusiastic
crowd, in E.gtikh, outside Of the Court
House. lie gave great satisfaction By his
clear and eloquent exr3sision Of thu
Republican doc:rin's. lie completely carried
away the crowd. and the applause was almost
unboundcd- After Mr. Hoffman had concluded
Is address, Mr. kreismann follow ed him brief
meeting was the appearance of our Republican
Glce Clua. consisting vi 1.dies aId gentlemen
Of The place. They en1vened the proceedings
by some of their srrgs.
Edwardsvillc will give 80 majority for Lincoln,
, 1860-08-20

R1yEn Tu.EvEs-TnE1r AND RECovzn1.-On
Friday nig ut valuable trunk, with valuable
contents, was stolen from the canal boat Hoop
CT, lying 4: Madi- Oh street bridge, the property
Of Captain Rose. 1t contained deeds Of lands
aud town lots in Nebrnsku to the amount of
$4,000, and about fl5o worth Of clothing iu-
cluding twenty shirts, three pair of paats, two
vrsts, three coats. lot Of socks, tncdkerchiefs
books, &c, Information was handed in at the
Marshal's office at s A. II. Saturday, aod before
ten o'clock the trunk had been found, and the
parties connected with the theft arrested, three
in number.
The parties arrested for the stealing are John
Mathews aud Chaaucey Hoys. The property
vas found Oh the Sands, on Indiaon street, in 4
house belonging to uaan known as "blnd
Muck," who VA. a1so arrested. In tie louse
WIS found lot of other stuff, and it is thou ght
that other stolen property can be found On ths
premises.
LINCOLN RASGERs-lour regular weekly
meeting takes pl. &C this {Monday} evening at
) O'Clock. G. ". BAnkeR. Adjutant.
JosEpu T. JASES Secretary
, 1860-08-20


E3tors rtr.s and Tribune:
Fee you wish to be posted in relation to
crops in Southern Illinois, or rather the effects
of the drought on The crops there. I have spent
Tue last two weeks in travelling through that
region. From Msttoon south the corn will DO
very poor indee.!. ] don't think there can be
cue third Of q 4rsp. They have had no rain for
three months in sc ..e sections. Tae wheat crop
Is short Potatoes aud otber vegetables are
poor. Fruit hGs been much 1E.c1ed, is small
aud insipid-
The best crop in Middle Illinois will be lire
Republicans. andwhen they coma 10 count out
the votes next fall they will find crop suli-
cient 10 satisfy the wants Of the people.
Yours truly,
4. Il. BopLEY, II. D.
, 1860-08-20

VENETIAN N1Gurs--1 he third of the Venetian
Nights, will be siven al TIE Hyde Park House
on Tuesday .lst last. The former of these de.
lightiu1 entertainments hare had such good
crowded. The programme Of the concert is 1c-
lection Of operate ms, performed By the Great
Western Band. Messrs. decker, Me|ms, DC
PAssio and Ds Clerque. The Ball will be
played By 4 full orchestra, unde: the direction
of A1. R:manue, md refreshments supplied by
Me,srs. T4ber, Hawk 1 Co.. Proprietors Of the
Hyde Park House. L special train leares the
Central Depo, at 2. u, End returns at lit L.
M
, 1860-08-20

I'osrs FRAltlE. J;oahc Co., Aug. II. 1855.
EdlGr* lic>s AID 15ihuue:
l's.har< it may interest some Of your -ead-
era to kaow how ytnr teachtrs spend their
leng vacation.
sir. L. l.. Akin, Principal af School No. 12,
has been lmrroyi.g his ''mu.c.e" in The aar-
vest fi=!d.
Tn tie II ii Of this month, he, in company
will i'.nj. is.s';blink, Air. siilEer anu John
Miller m lhs ir fa1r. did tire following big da, q
work: Mr. Akin pitched Al loads, esch avcrag-
lug 80 sltavts u - LIS eucb, making (. .eoj
sas avt aad 11G.tU1 H., covering ten acres. All
this .sas done without drop q. l:'llor On the
premises. This is the largest day's work III e.:
heard from in this c1untry.
Farmers are delighted with thtir bonntilul
crops whichwsre ne7cr better. Some d=lds uit.
y,=laiug us high as Al bushels Of wheat per
acre. Truly yours,
, 1860-08-20

GOLEMN CONSIDERATION of
~ the CHURCH or THE HOLY FAMILY, West
Twelfth stnet ~ >u1pAY. Arocrr ~ laN.
Conse1a1or, kT- Rfv. Da. DreaAs B1hop Of Ch!cs13.
SOLEMN PoNTtF1CAL HIGH AA.S:
Cel-b'aat-Rt Rev. lfr Fitzpatrick bishop OF Bosto,.
A:hia't Fre-E-t+1y R.v. il. Dur =. u. Of Cuc4so
Uxacots II Honor-Rsv. rather Dtsnedt $. J Rev.
Fa!he- Nu.er.c. 7. 5. X.
i,caeon of ua -e-heV ~. Powe1..
Su5dtacou-Kee. Nj. D lion.
Ates Of CeIenon every REV. P. uennaets anu Rev.
caass!es Rev ae*rs. sullivan, L, o-, Muller Powers.
MsRtE, taeobe.
Crosste1zer- Rev. Ar. TtUy.
CnArLA1xso1 Ax:u: 81: Asp BrHorA-Rev. Fathers
G. % 1t. Macs. TEevi4. C4v&a:e. Donion, LAt
1!n. C.1ksun. DaEahes Van tcn Deahsn. sepkena and
ter.monle. eom:afnce At Mn. o'clock, An
Most Kevl Acsisso Of IL Louis ~ul p:ea-h the Goa
seer-ttou Sermon.
sermons During the eenn,uy:-11 English, Ht Rev.
Dr. C.,r1. bishop If C:,ipEtun Hy. IN Gt1nau. K,.
Rev. Dr. llenn Bishop Of Alwauk 6. VS. ~ French,
Ri. KsI. Or. ue ST. Talas Bakoo Of S1leennes. IL.
In tie Sanctuary ffocrss oa:-Kl. key- Dr. Smyth
rs5o7 of Uueu41t n. Rev. D7. Junker, Btthoa
ton. Kt. fv d. GA:e. Bsto2 .: It. Paul Rt Rev. Dr.
helan. Bisacr o! N>.hyn!e; IT, Rev Dr. Lefe.lt. bi,h
t+l- Eev- UE. lin.oa. DAhop u ba6Alo-
Mo1-r4 TWeth Mass wi. be g. 1ctcn pknIe3 bT tul
O7r7e.f b. the uni eu cht Of the lfo4 NAneSt Ma
,s's s.. PArek's It. Francis. AID The Holy Fauay.
TICkHt uF LONE D'LLAR.
forts viii be NAE 10 give seats to IL who have lur.
chaseu ! t.cktf.
Iicte,s be h.i s. Me v.'y e4rborn Opposite the
tee. II R01t Cays Ink .l opposite the Cnu.t
House. 4Ld Il 4Le dor of hc clu1eh. au.e6tx
, 1860-08-20
Ontario Female IiltnarY.

Thi, institution, located in the beautiful city
Of Canaudaigua, is one Of the Oldest, aud it il
also one Of the b:st and most su:ceseful Female
Seminaries in the Stale Of Sew York. The
tune is not distant when Western selninaries will
command the entire patronage Of the West !;
but il any one wishes TO send his daughter East
to complete her education, we know Of no
school we can more cordially recommend. Tie
principals, Prot. E. e. Tyler and Prof i Rich
ards, have secured lhs very highest position as
instructors by many years Of successful expe.
rierce, and stcs have Il lurge number OF able
ASSISTANTS The intellectual and the moral train
ing of the pupils. and their thorough fitness for
al the duties Of life receive the constant and
the earnest care Of the Instructors.
We need hardy sag that Canandaigua i. one
Of the mcst beautiful towns in central New
York. Every thing that wealth aud taste can
add to beauty Of location has been dooc to
alorn it and make it one cf the most deli ;htfn1
spots in America. The largssaulaary building
is surrounded By elegant grounds, and all the
arrangements Of the school and its surround
ipgs seem 10 prompt to culture and refinement.
We observe that several Of our best. known
citizens are among the references. We hope
those who have daughters they hare determined
to send East to be educated, vii! at ouce write
to the principals for catalogue, that they may
become more thoroughly acquainted With the
advantages o: the school.
, 1860-08-20

Tux 1n1sH HEARr.-Our readers will rrne,n.
bar that you:g man named O'AalsY, a few
evenings alaee, was run over aud killed By
hoss ssrt Oh the way to drc, on the North
Side. ue Was buried on Friday, and On ths
sans occasion The obsequiss were shared By his
ill.fated aister, with him an orphan, to whom
thu shock Of his sudden death proved too much
to be sustained. She sank beneath it, and
brother and eister liz side by aide.
, 1860-08-20

IT We call the attention Of tie Medical
Profession in particular, and til, public il gen
eral II Rogers Cttra,e Of Mslues1a-put up in
Six Ounce Bottles iu the form Of powder, to
Keep in any climate. Oze bott.e il equal 10
three, in is medicinal properties, Of the Liquid
Citrate cf Maguesia. Only - Cents Fer do't!e.
For sale bs all Druggists. Wholesale by Reed
i Co.. Lord s Smith, Chicago, sud j: the man.
ufactory lsa spring street, New York.
1tr
, 1860-08-20
1Jrrss 4 G<rib,t11c<


1u0ssE 1tHt11U0sFH NTTsUIuE3t5tUt&.
The lion. Lyman Trun.bu'l, in conjunction
with other eblc speakers, will address the peo-
plr m political topics at the following times uul
, 1860-08-20

TOPAkTNERSHlp NOTICE
~ We ehave til, dav alnltte JARED BAsSErT a
.a'stes In our dTu. Tie firm Will ~ hire
tufosc, MlAh9. WRIGHT 4 SHERMAN.
II! %. Au2E-s 1stb, leH}, 4ucUe9A1t
, 1860-08-20
CHICAGO SPRING WHEAT,

As the recc;r:s d! ncw spring wheat have
iucreasad tho quality has greatl.: improved
1t :lrst it was feared b; mauy that the crop
was nc, a. good rs tia: Of last years; but i,
l.a. proved even better. The grain is heavier.
nlore r':,rsr. ard Of Il clear, bright color.
, 1860-08-20

= W. HOTCuKISS, Agent for
= Bal .tnz Doc.. VI lasv .ni B:ltgr.. D,ets:nz,
Gr.~l7: lt1d and E1e2railnE Earth II t. !or
t,u1a.u rrse tiats and r!tis. sreca! att ttl q
9 eD In rep iii Ola L,ock. Addses IT'S south L in
tGp SIT ct. +. y, to1 956. III Gltx
, 1860-08-20

TI1i!RC1I s. ELLSWORTfTS
~ pArExr Skltr Besxv Fxr.xp Auev an ysrfu.
a,scss TT ssnil.1urus wear. Tor ale bv
SMITH FNlSULE,
, 1860-08-20

II G. BERTEAU'S FREN CHI and
E10LISH SCHOOL, Tor rouux ad r.. iHS /
1i2 .ass IT, eo:1xr q Ale will 'eopa ~ Tie :osA u
r emte' neat IN vew of The peculiar tafe II dt Ael
t!ou. IN 'h+ Of tis CFsuas. which ray b. nh
/ IL IAke.t .u.n va Sy
, 1860-08-20

Look SuAnr.-Now you see it, aad row you
don't. lntorEatiou having com. to our ears
that L pedder is visiting houses and stores, and
ind Oil Emporium" and that We have sent him
around to solicit orders fuE our splendid kcro-
sene, We hereby lnform the public that we
employ 40 aReu:s or assistants in this city out
side Our store. TIN uad utter the l4th inst. our
branch store ut III West Madisnu street, will be
optne'i. CuAs. L. NOBLE,
nu11 ~ 1.1 ittark straef
, 1860-08-20

Shall our Mechanfc's Institute Fair be
SuccesB9
IIaring been appointed By the President and
the Board Of Directors TO superintend the Tenth
Exhibition Of the Mechanics Institute, to open
August a5,b, ls6o, desire, as all citizens
should, that this effort prove an entire success;
aud on my part, as Superintendent. promise
to mechanics, manufacturers, artizars, farmers
h3r,icuturists, merchants, and to all, that 20
siIort calculated to further this exhibition shall
bs omitted. intend to give myself to The
work Of caring for, aud, as far as possible,
meeting the wishes Of Exhibitors. That our ef.
forts may prove successful earnestly invite
prompt and energetic action on the part Of all
who can in any way add to the general or spe.
cial interest o: thi, exhibition, the success of
which will prove alike beneficial to all. The Pre-
sident, Board Of Directors, Committee Oh Fairs
and the Superintendent may all do their duty,
but without general interest and prompt ac:ion
on the part Of producers, tue Fa:r cannot be
rhst all would wish i. to be. No exhibition Of
this kind can succeed TO perfect success without
the helping hand, taste ind skill Of the ladies'
Ia order, ,hen, that our Fair may prore what
they themselves would desire it should be, may
not ask that they come to our help, and give
US fiuo display Of their ski1'u'l and tas.y
workmanship; aud before tls opening of the
Fair may not hopeto receive their usual gen.
erosity ard good judgment in decorating the
Wigwami Young Misses, apprentices aud
Children are also expected to add much to our
SUCCESS.
Our accom- nodatious far eurpass aay ever
offered BY the Institute; and oil can hare ample
space tor display. I say, then. bring your
ti:hes into the Wigxum, and prove US that there
shall not be room to receive them.
SUPERINTENDENT.