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, 1860-08-16

TIE stepped into the ctice Of the County
Clerk few days since to look at the files OF
the !S.ae Register for l8.s, which wcre then
required by Law to bs sent to Ill the County
Clerks in the Stste aud to be preserved by
them q. part Of the public records Of the
sta:e We found that the Register for Noye1n-
be, s:l,, 164o, had been torn out from the file
at4d abstracled. This is the number which
contains Mr. nouglas' Springfield speech Of
Orober %, ls4s, in which he declared the
Missouri Compromise to be II sacred thing
which 60 ruthless hand would eyer bs reck-
"less enough to disturb" aud in which he
referred to the Wilmos Proviso resolutions Of
the Illinois Legislature in the following re-
,nnrkablo language:
"ln August, ls4S, be {Mr. Douglas) had voted
for the Oregon bill containing clause pson.o.
ring slavery IN that Territory. About four
,uonlh. afterwards the Legislature assembled
pod passed resolution instruct;nR our oena'
tors and requesting cur Nepreseota.'ves IN
CouRress to vote for territorial bills IN Caator-
pi1 a.d New Mexico containing prohibition
of tl4rerr in those Territories. In other words,
t!<y in uct him to do fr<cist'y seAzt IL nod jaa!
da.e toith1u& Instructions He had been infurm
I'd that his whig irsndt, and. perhaps few
othtrs peculiarly situated, confidently expected
him To resign rather tha1 obey thoae iustruc
l,oo.. II won1d be disagreab'e to d'sappoln
1uem in 10 reasonable IN expectation. Ii wa
a str,ous question, however, requiring Rras'
IN! dtt,htra consideration, sehftltr h< eoult
eo..tclntious;y do. u.dtr ia.trpeti9.s, ~A9s q
h,4 j.&t doat from The dictdtsof liz otrH Jug
an: 4ri.hout in&truclAns. As the DECISION "
50 important a question required time to con
slider. he invited TO them to wait aad see-
Upon further inquiry TT Springfield m
elsewhere We learn that all tie files y II
R~G.ler for 1879 in all lie coutties i" tie Stat
exe<pt tuo or tAree, hare been similarly "ufat
tedt One Of the few copies extant is in It
hands Of the Hon. Richard Yates One coT
il still kept in Springfield. 0ae copy was
he seen in Quincy two Jears ago, but it hi
since been stolen and destroyed. Perhal
half dozen copies Gre get preserved in Il
State. but tto effort - destroy even th;
have been Jealous and unceas,ng. We Ne
not wonderl
, 1860-08-16
Census OF Cincinnati --- pooot..tox>
&lB2,O001

We are not little chagriusd at the result of
tns census Of Cincinnati. Our v4nltinp ambi,
ton entirely o'erleAped iteelf Oar aunbar.
are reduced amazlnglJ below the proud stand
sro which our Queen CITY orators had vaunt.
19Eiy displayed: Tho returns from Ill ths
tats srd. put H. Frat, Third, Fourth md Tbir.
a,.,.a' ..1.n' jar rare 1:sa depositsd in ths unitsd
theae four Wards h.vs bon sstmst.d br hin -,
by ~ quite aeeursts ruls Of tnultiplYine H.
number Of voters in zach By ss1sp. Ind sdd;ns IN
thereto negroes and other non voiars. nd "
a1e compelled BY laexorah'e figures 70 confe,,
that the total population. embracing Tho setus
| count and these estimates, cannot txcesd ia
900 xoulA-Gie. Goe.., 1sth snst
, 1860-08-16
r,nv,txvllIe JouruaIlanh.

We shouldn't wonder if Mr. Buchanan,s eye
were 10 70 CT. The last time we 81" him, II
MES cooked.
The New York Er<ning Fost thinks that
Douglas' chickens will 60 home to roost: B'eck"
inridge's can't. They hare had their necks
wrurg. :,
x Breckenridge paper says that the Bell
party aud the 1ux1as party "go snacks. We
guess tbe Breckinrldge party is getting SO fam
ikhed that it would 20 snack with amazing
relihh.
The Washington Conttitusion thinks that
the Breekinridge eflee holders viii be 1he t1st
should be elected. Very likely they would be
the " first chop"
Nobody denies tie patriotism of John Bell
-Louuvute Journal
We deny it-N C. Patriot.
We know ynu do; we meant you when Vt
said that nobody denied it.
A Coon H1r-Mr. Yancey fancies = b1mse' ' sci
"Iocking down upon the friends It Bell ant
Everett" lie will uerer he able to dothat un
| les ttey attend his hanging.
, 1860-08-16
rIr. Douglas Stamping Tnur"-.~Ais
Purposes and OBJECTS


Tn the policy Of persist,ng in the prosecution
Of the campaign. there is no evidence either Of
rashness or weakness on the part Of Nr. Doug
fas. The contest has ceased to be between that
rent}c,pan aud either Messrs. Bell or Lincoln.
The Presidency in 1850 is not the price for
which be copteuds. five are not mistaken, BE
has postponed bis desires for that most splend'u
reward Of the public servant to future period.
lie can aff,rd TO wait. But he caunot afford 10
LOSE that place in the Democratic party which
was 40 long his, before from a nominaliy m
tional It became q strictly sectional comhlna-
ton. nor with any sensible provision as to hls
influence hereafter, can he consent to see Inc
control Of that elaborate and marVeloussy seq
siti1e machinery, tha Democratic organization, ,
placed in unffiendy hands. His contest is
therefore less with opponents of bis party, tnan
With q dis organizing faction within tue party
itself. To regenrrate the principles md redeem
The representatives. Of The principles Of zoe
Democracy, il probably the real aim OF thta
chamn,on WIN undoubtedly commanded The
yery largest influence with his felloH-partls a1s
during the decade which endedcd with 1856.
Herein is the only rational apology for the
actual policy of s1r. Douglas. Five years hence
the relutiors Of rartes will be essentially tnoo
| lied. There will hare sprung up q Democfa!i'
| opposition, with motives happily ch sstenea o.
sdrersity, II will hare its leaders; it will laE'
| all that complete and 81 stemat1c drlll, "hlcn, II
other DAYS, marked the conduct OF these sue
cess(ul vel 7aas. /: is for the mastery OF tht
amended u '.rs Of things that ur. Douglas pei
| sists in the cght-
, 1860-08-16

s.GNs IN THE EKEATEHS.
rh,, Tues d Herald aay we "orerlooked
..the most porteniious signs in ths heavenly
"cco. ,ouv.r in speaking Of Tho workings Of
the D rvsical world to frustrate the mad designs
Of size Democratic disunouis!s, 1t names
hur,i canes, tempests and metAore as omitted
il OF + List: and Of tho latter "portent" re.
mark s:
Il :us BY far the most wonderful and sign1d-
cant omen that has appeared for centuries was
the "o fiery and mans -cotored meteors that
t2se l.,ey followed each other in rapid success
eiou ,rer tic American heavens.
0c Of these derg portenta, ariafag iu the
Nortl lwest, Eushes acToss the heavens towards
the : su,heast--suddenlv divided in mid heaven !;
the t. 70 disscvefed and hery neteoth rush doIn
the ht nrens in maddening chase. theu meet at
If ia >cflcl-they shiver iuio Thousand atoms
--thei light fades forever from the heavens!'
We can easily interpret those heavenly
.:usns. Tho 1.-TWO fiery and many co1o.ed
lz.e, rs that followed each other in rapid
=" s,::>e es.on across the American heavens
means The :wo Democratic Convention held ut
Charlie t!on and Baltimore. Tho many colora
Tep:cs eut tho diGeren, principles entertained
lv tha trarty.
The "tiery portent that erose in tile North
West: sad rushed South Vest means "Squat
ter So ve.eisnty" which originated in this
SECTION Of the Union. 1t rushed South Eas'
t, Bait imore when it met the olller fer,
po.:ent kissing hot from the South 4
fuz:ou. ou1ict ensued. Suddenly the Coz
yeo:loa n as .ort in twain" divided in nil
heaven" aud the two discovered and fer.
meteor rush down the heavens in maddenln
"cha' &c" just as the two hostile, furious fat
lions led by Dous1as md Breckenridge ar
dol, 4z. "Then they meet as if in coshict'-
h: ). means the strife on the 9Th Of Novembe
4, tho ballot hox, between the coatendin
: euastez Sovereignty aud Stare Code faction
"The: shiycr inta thousand atoms, IL
light fadea forever from the heavens.
THUS passes away Democracy: In Il
~rash Of faction and wreck Of party it is sui
cred into atoms and anniha.ed. The Si
o.ious Republicans will drive p|owsha
ever i.s ruins md hurry it from The light
Gay. How blind must our cotemporary
that it csn no. read and understand the
sign. 50 plainly and unmistaEably WRITE
nc1oss the skie=.
, 1860-08-16

The vis:. Of the Chicago Zo7avc Cadets to this
city has not been without its elect sao3.
tiu,e ago number Of ye ung men organized
corps Of New York Zouaves, and last evening
tbe ,n;.iatory steps we're taken toEards forming
another company, consisting Of Frenc9men: = 70
b. sdded as i company to the Flft7-hitn
(Freoch) regiment. We hare thus t~o Zopare
orcan;z ntiuos under way in New York at the
nresent time ~. !. Mr1ld.
, 1860-08-16

r. or $50 men who vera sent about two
weeks since from Governors ls}and, New
York, 10 Fort Lsavenworth, Kansas, thirty
eight deserted on The way. Druukenneas and
arer4Ion to actual service a1s assigned u ths
causes. Ths Gsrnans make the bsst soldIsrs.
They join tbs arny to Gst money, md prudent
ly stick to 1t until the end Of thar tsrn Of ssr
wee, when ter lsavs with their entire earnings.
, 1860-08-16

q The Coroner went yesterday to Blue
Island to hold an inquest on the body Of \. T.
Sherwood, deceased suddenly On Tuesday, as
stated in yesterdays issue.
, 1860-08-16

At Observation-Disclosures wa received here
yesterday by S. knight, Esq. Of the extensive
lumber firm Of Atwood. knight / Co., that on
Tuesday night his house and barn 1t IA!toon
we're totally destroyed by FIRE. The family got
out in safety, but saved only 8 few articles Of
wearing apparel.
, 1860-08-16

TEE CHICAGO MERCHANTS Pol1cx.-Messrs.
Richardson Co., have purchased the interest
in the Merchants Police belonging to G. T.
Moore. nrd will continue the business Of that
Organization at No, Jog Randolph street, and
al! about town ''o'nights." It has gained great
favor here for past faithful services and it will
be, as it should be, liberally supported.
, 1860-08-16

The entry books are now being rnmerous'y
sought by those desiring to become exhibitors
at the great Mechanics Fair st the WigWam.
The books are open ut the Institute Rooms,
No, le2 South Clark street, a. all hours Of the
day, except at from II TO u M, and to P. N.
When they may may be found Mt the north
committee room During these hours. James
Hollir gsworth, the Superintendent Of the Fair
will also be at that place to communicate all
desired information relating to the exhibition
Our manufacturers and merchants ne to enjoy
in this great local exhibition an opportunity
rarely equaled Of attracting the attention o
citizens nnd visitors, and We believe they vii
wisely improve the same.
, 1860-08-16
POLICE.

Police CoU1r.-Aatter5 we're 1t the light
est possible description yesterday, in the Police
Court. Nelly Clark, a dishonest domes ic, Was
held IN S1oo for larceny from her employera....
A chap claiming to hail from Aurora, named
Charles Il Lowell, GU Tuesday afternoon stole
q piece Of calico containing q yards, from the
store Of Freedman i Goodkind. He WAS
caught, and yesterday morning p'esded guilty,
and went to jail in default Of 500 bail
Tu1 SACK or E1SER's DES.-The question.
able mode of dispasinS Of 4 nuisance in q
neiRhborhood By an attack and Gorcib'e pilfage
OF the premises WAS "tried on" on Sunday last,
the recipient OF the attentions Of the indignant
neiehbors being one Henry Exueg, keeper Of
den rcsorted to for tie West purposes, on
West Madison street. The residents Of tha.
par. Of the outekirts desmed they had been auf:
iciently outraged By the sbametesaness Of Ex
uer and his visitors and inmates, and came
down upoa him in full force with grand
"wreck of matter" Furniture and dxture
were carried iuto the street aad burned, tn
house was thoroughly riddled and its occupant
thoroughly and badly scared. The riot tool
place outside city limit. 1t WAS d riot, and NJ
wise OF safe mode Of dealing with uuuisance
and we are well satisfied to announce tha
our authorities have taken prompt measures i
the arrest Of seven men-5ohn Wechler, Henr
shott, George Auggius, Jacob Miller, Henr
rrausop, Henry 0rtman, Charles Hines, wh
have been held to bail in 800 each to appes
before the Superior Court.
, 1860-08-16

sr1,ses,11o. M. Aux. 9. 1sto.
Thu sc.na at tn. Fa;, Grounds h,orar. Ia.
scr;ntion There 1rerc -. issst 1h;rtr fhnussn,1
nanpis m the aro',nds and a. +ha is'd. aS;.
renf and ret the t;de of manhattan in town d;a
e1 s" ~u ta no ,,meh - ;ushd III WI ~ :;
~. 4ppe paonncsd ~ ~ +hnt q H'd w - "eu =,
~ ~, 10 ,ro,,na +ha ,.,..s w szo, ~ ss;-ed
..!,,' saasG.at trnn app.alsu W ~ es!-eu
nId hmI pea Pea, ~ ea1s,. ~ .n;.aj 1ie mss
~. ~ ~ annis .H ~ asS .ue ouuuis
~ ~ o. fre ire ,sps nrer,ad a. ~
M .ae ~. s' ssa.o soe &c .G ~ >uT ereaks:
uelo tne 5 euss,s "ese ;,' .s.'tns 81. a9e} u'Ent
hase peen h; nsaao .os r., nse sot @ .ae
aea.a - unot .ha,e ~ ee hrs.m LILY 'nou'
sau I. ~ eexH ~: 49, .,.I't" f., =. . ons pe
guGeo uo,ss - anttse % sus ~! u -:auga'a
fa,s: ~. .en ateu s:1,e );
ana i seemed as II encl9 Aye mua.e!ls ,
"on'a never " 1use ,aSI h9eon Iota'nEs. ,s
nearng, ana p'oeeeoeo o''ens u a1ofess Tue
as5emo or..;, :,
- TO- Us h ~ 1 H. ~ ~, h;s a5a
, 1860-08-16

- Tic Court House is perfect Sahara as
regards newF. Nothing is heard or told there
but the biz bell. No courts, no great villains
lin the jai1), no iuquests, no-nothing.
, 1860-08-16

Pic N1c.--Our friends will bear in mind the
Fish Ctowter to be sersed up in the grove TO-
morrow at Clark Station. L special train will
leave the Fl. Wayne depot At 3 IAN.
, 1860-08-16

DC LAr:cE's PASorrfcoS or 1SD1A.-kings-
burg Hall vas again crowded last night with an
enthusiastic audi ory, to witness Nr. La Rue's
thrilling and graphic illustrations Of India and
the late Sepuy rebellion
, 1860-08-16

LOOK SuARr.-Sow you see it, aud now you
don't. Information having CONS to our ears
thu. peddIer is visiting houses aud stores, and
representing himself to belong 70 the " Lamp
aud Oil Emporium" aud that We have eent him
around to solicit orders for our splendid kero-
sene. no hereby inform the public that we
employ 40 agents or assistants in this city out
side our store. On and after the l4th iuss- our
braach store at ISL West II addison street. will be
opened. CHAs l. NOBLE,
aul02W l22 C!aEk street.
CHuRcu's BEsr RASPBERRY JAZZ from Sugar
Island, Michigaa~ The best made. For sale
oaIy n No. e State street. arS-2m
, 1860-08-16

- 4 uew feature, and valuable, il the addi.
tion Of q good sized bell to Clark street bridge
to signal the opening OF the same.
, 1860-08-16

Tnor At COTTAGE GnovE CoERsE.-Yesterday
afternoon tsos came Of ct Henry Graves
Course, at Cottage Grore, between ''Belie o'
Chicago" and "Prairie Boy," resulting in the
latter ~innipg in three mile heats. Time, 2-4S
a4N and 242.
, 1860-08-16

New COMMISSION uoCsE.-We call attention
10 the advertisement of Baile i Seymour, in
another column. Mr.. Daills il honorably known
rs Commission Merchant in this city for two
OF three years past.
, 1860-08-16

Tbs Republicans :of the Eight Congressional
Distgict Of Ohio hare nominated Samuel Shell
lsparrer for Congress, Ia place Of Benjamin
Stanton, the present member.
, 1860-08-16

E Tho expression "soWn Republican Dis.
tvicts" in the article headed Northern Illinois,
should read "fop Republican Di.tfictz-"
, 1860-08-16

4 LAKE CLKAnAHcE.-Iti is said that Captain
Wilson, Of the schooner Walrua, who recently
took cargo from Chicago to Buffalo, has ab-
seconded with the freight money, amounting to
somewhere near Il 900. Capt. Stone, Of Sum-
nit, Wsukesaa county, Wisconsin, is part OWL
er Of the vessel.
, 1860-08-16

EE14oa1A1 AND NEwsrArERlA1.-Ne under
stand that ]. r. Sheahan, editor Of The late
1imt*, hns gone to Springfield to tale charge
Of tha 81 te Register.
Col. Eastmsn, also Of the late 7'mtf, has
eore 10 Montpelier, IT., to take editorial charge
of the old Vermont Pdtriok.
, 1860-08-16

HEAD Crr Orr.-The Toledo Blade soys Il.
G. Benuetr, Route Mail Agent, on the Michigan
Southerp Railroad, has been removed, aad that
Mr. Smith of Coldwater, Mich, has been ap.
pointed in his place. Reason: Bennet Was
I)nu2la7 man.
, 1860-08-16

RkAL EsrArx SA1x.-Within tie past few dsJs
two members of the wel1~kuown house Of o.
born, Adams 4 Co., hsve invested $1,000 In
cash purchases Of real estate on Wabash are
nus. Is follows:
4 fs1 days since Ar. Adams purchased o1
Ar. Dssrs forty fee: front on Wabash Arenue
nsar Peek Court, for 5000 cash, OF $l3S PEI
foot. Tbs lot IL $50 fast dssp.
Yesterday J. @. Dwan, Of No. as CLARK strsst
sold 70 F. n. Talbot. Of tho above firm, the lo
forty By ona hundred aud eighty, on the aaa
side Of Wabash avenue, between Van Bure1
and Jackson streets. for $4,000 cash, or &2o'
| per foot front.
, 1860-08-16

Dr 1ss1ALAeS1s.--The publication Of the
Council proceedings in the official paper.
What's the matter: Too much Matter2
, 1860-08-16

Madison County to be Redeemed!


fcc,,exnon5t nm ~ ~, y1c<, ,ns r ,,,u~.3
AL7ox. May Il, 1s6o
Alton last night was in blaze Of enthusiasm.
l. procession Of oyer Thousand WideAwakes
with torches, transpacncies, music, and enid
z shower Of rockets and Roman candles, ptza-
ded Tie streets. Our Democratic friends eren
were compelled to admit that it wus splendid
demonstration, equal TO theirs the night befure,
while in reality it largely exceeded it. Ours
was whells an impromptu affair. while it had
.alen three weeks drumming and drilling to
ret nm the Democratic ne-tino. The repub,i.
can gathering was accustomed bE the notice
which Hon. F. 4. Hoffman. our candidate for
Lieut.. Governor. had sent to us, that accompa-
MED bv II. Kr.;.manu Of your ctr. he would
he here Tuesday evening tn address the Ger
man renuhiicans of Alton. The notice was a
,ery short one, but the demonstration proved a
| most s;rnal SUCCESS. lie sure Alton will cire a
| good account Of herself. Mr. Hofrna IN for near
| II two hours held large a.d delighted
, 1860-08-16

~ The rumor that in the great crowd On
Van Duren street at the time Of the triumphsl
entry Of the Zouares. 4 ]aboring man was
nu,hed ;rto the river and drowned, ia untrue.
A l.horer named HeGernan was drowned in that
vicinity few hours previous, as noted yester.
day, from which the other report may have
originated.
, 1860-08-16
Responded to BY Dr.. Nc1-icker.

D1srassslSo CAsuAL1r.-A Youxc MAS Rrs
ovEa AND KILLED Mt L BOSE CArr.-Whjle the
Fire Department were on the Way to the fire Oh
tho North Branch, last evening, as elsewhere
noticed, most painful casualty took place On
Lrrabee street, where young MIN named Mar
lin o'Maley, aged about eighteen years, WAS
Knocked dorm and run over By one Of the hose
carts and instantly killed, the wheel passing &
over his hexd.
is not known which Of the hose carts it was,
- tho street was filled 1t the lime. The first
known "a. finding o'Maley lying in the track.
ue was taken up, but life ras extinct. De
ceased has friends living on Townsend street
He WAS employed by Ars. Madden, 1t 15s
Kinrie street. in driving butchers wagon. An
,nqusst will doubtless be held today.
, 1860-08-16

EnuoAr1osA1--A contemporary uses the s1-
precision that i young lid 1t school II ono ofour
Female Seminzries is "w;ftly located" Well,
that depends on tho aTerags strength Of jurs-
nils Attaehmentas
, 1860-08-16

q ). 4. Smith 4 Co., lis Lake street, have
the best Wide Awatt Unifovsns got up in the
States, and at lowest prices Also 10000 Lin"
coin and uau1liu medals, and Of all tho other
candidates., which they sell at New York p1i.
-aa aup1l-lIt
, 1860-08-16

cAxr nxrr,xo.-A camp meeting is to COM
usncc On Wednesday, the goth inst-' and con~
tinue over the Sabbath following, in i grove
near the Desplaines Ststion, On the Chicago
Northwestern Railroad. This il to be un1ou
meeting Of &he Methodists of Chicago and other
places .dj,cant. Tho placs where this meeting
il 10 be held, is sixteen milan from tho city
The railroad will charge but half the regular
fare, from each war, to tho station, to I'll per-
sons attending tho meeting. Agreat gathering
is expected BY parties in charge of the affair.
Come 3lL
, 1860-08-16

NEW BOOK FOR THE ORGAN.
In TIE Atp1z scuooI fea 7Hr o1aA1-A Sev.
and Deserrtlon Of tae Org Aleneatay asuet o. *
wi ho-t PeJat) P.eAt fay!nE. Cotnonai 81 ssot
yo4as1 md rlees: suista - " Gss.io5t ~ 30as
| Ibur-h s.oklsn. n. r. rrce, etlo. Publ: ed By
OLIVER DITSOi i Gu, I at,n. kuleoo y
, 1860-08-16

F,Rs on rux Eonr8 BnAscn.-About eight
o'clock 1ast.svening, fire broke out IN q row Of
large frame ice houses on the North Branch,
near Division street, Owned by Aessrs. Joy i
Fdsb:e. aud for some time past unocc1pisd.
The Fra Department were out, but the distance
to be run prevented their Saving either OF The
structures, Tie fire was doubtless caused By
an inceDdi.ry. Tho buildings were being tafsn
dovn to be erected on another site. Connected
Nth this fire a sad casually in elsewhere noted
, 1860-08-16
FIRES

Ft.x os THE WEST Slpx.-About 10 O'Clock
Tuesday evening FIRE broke out in Aendsen's
Factory On West Randolph street, which was
e4tinguished without raising IN alarm. Loss in
tools 300.
Aso1uER-At4 o'cl'k yesterday d. m. an alarm
was rung On the West Side, caused by the
burning Of bed in house Oh Blue Island
| Ayenue.
, 1860-08-16

Nonru SIDE WIDE -AwAKrs ArrES1toS.--fou
are hereby requested to meet at the North Mar
ket Hall, Thursday evening, the lssh. at II
O'Clock, as there il business Of importance to
be brought before The meeting.
4. HARVEY, Prest.
Chicago, Wednesday, Aug. 18th.
, 1860-08-16

The Mammoth Concert Tonight.
There are several thousand REASONS why The
Great Wigwam should be we'll filled tonight,
reasons equal IN number to the entire child
population OF the city, for these are al inter
ested in the advancement Of the Sabbath School
cause.
The two thousand little yocalists who will fsfl
the broad stage this evening, md render as tneg
ouly can render the beautiful songs that hare
wrought new era in Sabbath School training
should, and doubtless win, be greeted By ful
house.
Every preparation has been made 10 secure
success, and it will be most beautiful and nov
Ell spectacle. The entire proceeds are to be dc
voted to the did of the Sabbath School cause il
this ctr, under the auspieo cf the Chicago Sun
| day School Uoiou. Let there be full house.
, 1860-08-16

~ ne call the attention Of the Medical
psoiession in particular, and ths public in gen
eral to Rogers Citsate Of NaRnesia---put up in
Si1 Ounce Battles in the form Of power. to
Keen in auv climate. One bottle is equal to
three, in its medicinal properties, Of the Liquid
Citrate If Msgnesia. Only IS Cents per Bottle
For sale by ali Druggists Wholesale By Reed
i Co.. Lord l. Smith, Chicago, and at the man
ufactory 1875 Spring street, New York
aul5 lW
, 1860-08-16

PLYMOUTH Pic 11c.-This e1cu1sion comes of
today. The fsh ehowder, fishing, bost~riding,
md other facilities for srjoying pleasant day
in ths country will doubtless Attract largs
company. 4 special train will lsaTs tbs Fl.
Wayus depot this morning 1t o'clock. Those
who prefer II sAn TAXA their bAakst1 aud 90.