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lT.SH0ULD BE KNOWN THAT
EAS TNANtS
Specific EssnbrOCaliOn,

SURPRISES a other external remedies in
the cure OF rheumatism, al seated pains
IN the side or breast, lame o. weak backs
Ogue 10 The face or breasts of females
spasms, bruises, ErOeled feet, chlibIans
TIC DolorcoX, suG joinls, contracted
co'ds, Indolenl and painful swelIlngs,
.oojh ache, &c Brthlog the chest aud
sido with It proves an important auxlh-
Ory in tho cure Of consumption, coughs,
bronchitis, asthma, Group &c.
Agen@ IL A, SlDGER, Currollan, q
Carr & Cummings neesburuh, o.
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CASTINGS.

A largo assortment Of Ovens, Pols,
SSIIlets, GriddIes, Tenkoltes Sc, OF
Pittsburgh Manufacture, just received
aud Tor sale ii. the new store OF
+WM. N. SINCLAIR.
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STEPHEN BROTHERS' ESTATE
The undersigned have been appoint
ed and qualified 10 acI as Adminstfa
tors Of The Estate OF Stephen Brothers
late Of, Carroll county. Those interest
ed ViIl gct accordingly
WILLIAM BROTHERS,
BENJAMIN BROTHERS,
August 8, lS44 Adm's.
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RICHARD DANDY'S ESTATE.
Notice is hereby gwen that the sub
acr'ber has bsen appolnted and qualified
as Executor on he Estate Of Rlcha ID
Dandy, late Of Carroll coun' y, deceased
Those Interested will act accordingly.
JAMES NIXON, Executor.
August 9, 1874.
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EaslIMan's Life Preserving
Asalsalll,

is wOrraniod safe aud speedy cure
lor all Bowel Complaints fee adults or
children, Darrhma, Dyseulory, Bloody
Flax, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Inlan-
tUm, Nausea, Vomiting, Morning Sick,
ness of Mothers, Cholic, FlatuIency
Heartburn or Cordealgy &c,
No family should he without Ibis in
es,mabIe Family Medicine. 1t has
saved life in many instances after all
other medicines had hIled- lrom lbls
tact II derived ils name.
Puco % cents
AgentS for Carroll county.
"A. "A SrlDGER,
Carrolllun.
CARR 4. CUMMINGS,
LoosburG
July 2, lS4i- 3S 3m.
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IYtLaDIGAlL lMOIICIH.
a. IL. Chisholm. M 3D.,

graduate oI tho Medical College Of ONO.
having located in tho town Of CurroIIlon
with the view Of making It bis ptrma
ncnt residence, tenders his professional
services to tho inhabitants oI the place
and tho surrounding country, und hopes
by close alteutIon and assiduous appIl-
cation 10 the various duties OF his pro
lesdion to merit and obtain reasonable
share OF public patronage
OAico lew doors west Of Sncair'o
Store.
July ~, lS44.
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July Q, 1914.
Rl2IINTESo

An entire new stock Of prints Of the
most fashionable slve as we'll as the
lowest price, just received aud for sale at
the new store Of
.WM, NJ. SINCLAIR,
0oi 2
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Estate Of Fines. Thompson

Estate Of Fines. Thompson
NOTICE is hereby given that The
subscribers have been appointed and
Quarfed as Administrators Of the estate
Of Thomas Thompson, late oil Carroll
county, Ohio decd. those indebted lu
said estate are requested to make i'm p
mediate pay mcnt
WILLIAM A. NICKLE,
JOHN THOMPSON,
Administrators
October IS, 1874,
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0C7-Dr SMIrn having declined the
practice Of hls profession in CarroIIlon,
would take This opportunity Of recon-
mending TO his friends, aud the public
AR CHISHOLM, NJ cd as physician
in whom the utmost onGCtICs can he
placed.
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10 Country NscFchaR So

" - "Ahb y 4'A - - aANN 80
r. He attention of Country Merchants
B IS respectfully invited 10 our stock
Of GOODS consisting 10 part of the
following which wew!If sell at ne tOW
es. prices:
Ell B'gs Green Rio Coffee
% Do St Domingo Do
IA Boxes IS Tobacco
g DO 5 DO
% Do u Do
l2 Do h'f pound lump Tobacco
t Do pound do do
2 h'f Boxes do do
II KegsG twist Tobacco
25 h'f ChossY. Il Tea
3 Do Gunpo"der Tea
9 do Imperial do
= do Poochong do
25 Cahy BoxesY II Tea
Is do GOmp and Imp Tea
4 Boxes Loaf Sugar
6 BbIs Brazil do
.25 90 Resin
90 do No , Mackare!
% do North G Tar
90 do Tanners o.!
3 do Camwood
8 DO Clipped Loswood
3 do Whiting
! BbI EPSON SahS
Bags Pepper
2 do Aispice
s 92 Reams Crown ard Medium
Wrapping Paper
30 do Wiring and Letter Paper
IL Boxes Pipes
II Kegs Ginger
80 Mas Cassia
& Kegs Ground Cinnamon
10 d. Ginger
90 Boxes Chocolate
Case Llcorice
48 he Boxes Rasins
+ Bills Madder
5 500 Lbs Sole Leather Oak tannea
2 800 do do do Rcd
100 kegs'Naii9 assorted sizes
1000 LDs Cotton Yarn assorted nos
500 dor3llaralus
$50 do Indigo
IRWIN e. MARTIN.
COrncr Of L,bery and F,oa 81.
Plttsourg July 10, 1914.
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Estate of Rcnjamim Long.

Estate of BcNjamin LOmg.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
subscribers have been appointed and
qualified as Administrators Of the estate
OF Beriamln Long, late Of Carroll coun
ly, Ohio, decoased; those indebted to
sald estats VIll mike immediate pay
ment.
GEORGE TRUSSELL,
" UNG B. LONG,
Administrators with The will annexed
Angus 80, 1914.
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r = CROWELL.
Purnam. Feb I. 1914

"a 'hI' Z w - lOIE
My daughter was iJr years afflicted
with coughs, and gradually (aling with
what was called CONSUMPTION 10 add
non to The advice Of n shIIItOl physiciar
we had trled many oflhe nos. approved
remedies advertised; bot all 10 no v1tcl
She used DR.. Eastman's BaIsam o Cher
ry, which soon caused an easy and free
eXpecroratlon--h her cough began to abare
aud her health is fast improving under
It's use, 1t Is the FIRST medicine that
seemed 10 reach her case
,MAALON DAVIS.
DeerfeId, Morgan CO., Sept 26, lo43.
A cGSe Of ~ gears Siandjng,
After suffering a painful gradual de-
cline for twelve years, with what was
called Dyspepsia, Liver and Lung aaoc
ton, which the most skiIiul physicians
were unable 10 check. Finding myself
fast sinking, the prominent symptoms
being confirmed consumption, my family
IrIonds aud self becoming alarmed 10? my
ale, and departing Of help from the or:
dIHary means, as last resort, | prOca.
red Dr.. Easlman's medicines, upon the
use of which | soon began to emend,
and in months was restored 10 The bes
sings OF health and enabled last harvest
TO labor in the field, thing ! had not
been able to do for the last slx years I
now candidIy state for the benefit OF
those similarly afflicted, that | firmly
believe that owe any lie, under God
to the use Of DR.. EaaIman's medicines.
ROBT. COWEM.
Springfield, Nov 20, 1912
Z. 5. There is "A number Of prepara-
tons Of Cherry caIIod BaIsam and SyE-
up Of Cherry; nine is an entirely differ
ent preparation. BE parlicuIl r, there
tore, and obtain Elslman's Concentrated
Balsam Of { herry and SEQ that hls wit"
ten signature is attached 10 the ou, side
wrapper,
Ageats for Carroll county.
Il. A. SflDGER,
CarroIlron, G
CARR & CUMMINGS,
Lcesburgh, o
July2, 1914.
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MRS. WlMER-OR,
S1No1EEa REnA 1kABLE CURE BY USING
FOR CONS PTEON!

Among all the fsmoGs medicines for
Consumptiou, none ssems 10 be meeting
with greater success, or gaining high
er reputation han nat most wonderful
article, " lSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
' CHERRY! That it Srands At The HEAD
Of all other reu edIes is nov universally
conceded. Il hes cured thousands upop
thousands Of all claases--jn cases Of
the most dangerously consOmpIive cha
Eacler. And ply sicians Of the greatest
emIneDce lhroug gbout our Whole country
unhesitstIDgy recommend il, aq the
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE of
Pulmonary diseases IN The whole range
ol Pharmacy The sales 10 The Western
States have rhus fsr been unparalleled; !;
and The most gratifying proofs Of its of.
icacy have been received from every
place where II has been used. Thou
sands Of CONSUMPFlVE PATIENTS
have already tested IDS exalted virtues
and confessed it's surprising excellent
and hmBzng power The remarkable
success Of this Balsam is no doubt owing
10 a great measure 10 the peculiarly
agreeable aud powerful nature OF its in.
gredienlS, II is a FINE HERBAL
MEDICINE! composed chiefly Of WILD
CHERRY BARK and Tho genuine
ICELAND MOoS-Uhe latter import
ed expressly for this purpose,( The rare
med rca virtues Of which, are also com
bined by new chemical process with
the Extract OF TAR, thus rendering the
whole COMPOUND the most certain and
effcacious remedy ever discovered for
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS,
.0Er The foliowing zoe hare Just reotioed
from Mes8rS JOSiin & Rome, Dspg.
gists, in Newnk, in His STATE. 10
whom il ndS communicated by John
Wimer, Esq Citiaen of Bmlngton,
Licking county, Ohtc.
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BURLINGTON, Licking CO., o.
Dec |. lS43.

DJhLlNuA AON, AIlChluR CO., ",
Dec |, lS43.
Messrs, JosIin g. Rowe At YOUR re-
Equest herewith transmit 10 you state
nent Of The case Of Mrs. Winner and
cblld as near as am abe 10 COMMIT
llcaie which you are at liberty TO pub
lish il you SEQ TT, as feel desirs 10
inform the world Of The effects of rhe
invaluable medicine called Wlstar's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry, 10 which, by The
divine blessing, | am indebted for the
restoration 10 h0GIth Of ny wife and
child.
About five years ago, Mrs Winner
was attacked with violent cough, pain
10 Tho chest and side, and symptoms Of
approaching consumption. During the
intervals from that time 10 some time in
February Iasl she had been treated by
eminent physicians from Utica. Sylvia.
MIA, Homer, Chatham and Newark, and
with only partial relief Of tho most ur.
gent symptoms. About one wear ego,
she caught cold, which aeelsd upon The
lungs. producing an alarming and ag-
rRravalion OF all her previous symptoms
Her physician was sent for, and despile
his best efforts, she began rapidly to
sink under her disease Cough, expec
seralion, Hectic, together with D eht
sweas, soon reduced her TO complete
skeleton, In February Iaal her stlea
ding physician deemed her case aItoge.
lher hopeless. council was called, and
AIier celebrating upon her case unOni-
mousIy pronounced her to be beyond
Tho roach Of means, and expressed their
opinion that she could survive but oho.l
,Ime, one or two weeks at larthas, She
was at this lime entirely confined 10
her bed, and sea rcely able to aflcuIale,
gxcept in a whisper. Her daily parox
ysms OF coughing would last her unnlor.
iuptedly from 3 to s hours, and so Sc.
we're we're they, hat We did expect that
9Very paroXysm would be the last. The
physicians to councIl pronounced her
lungs, Lysr, Kidneys, Spine and Mucus
Membrane Of the Stomach to bo ncura
bly, diseased, .t'wag.e at this last eytre.
nifty that we happened 10 obtain a pam
phIet describing Dr.. Warar's BaDsam Of
"i'd ChOrry,as applicable to Lung af
tections, We Immediately sent 10 ou
and procured bottle, and commenced lls
use t'aVen'og by giving her one tea
spoonful 'Cnt such was the surpriaipp
affect that she was able 10 pass COM
iorlable nights rest, without experien-
cing any plroxysm Of coughing, and
sUch was Io ulumsle effect, that alle
taking five boll'eo she vas, contrary lc
the sx xpeclelions Of her ply srcians, anL
every Oae Who saw her, entirely respo
red to health and since last 0umme: ha.
done the entire work OF her family
AilSr The last attack Of Mrs, Winner, oul
youngest child, then an nlaut at the
Draasl was taken down. and rapid y
sinking, with the 0ame symptoms as il,
mOlher, cad seeing tho happya fleet o
the BsIoam 10 tho case oi tho mother
We wcre disposed 10 make trial OF II Tor
the child and II was attended with ho
sVn9 perIcrI success
The above staremeul can bo attested
oy Uur physc.-n as well as our neigh
bors auJ ncqualulauco', who saw M!o.
Winner durog no coutse Of her sl1k
ness. Very tulyoogrs'@c
t.ltr .i,rN.tp
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.EsOOT g. SmOE ESTABLISHMENT

to the room formerly occupied by J. II Heuch door west
lStnciar 5 Store, where he prepared 10 luIaIon
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SHOES .AND .BOOT9o

all who pledges hIme shaIFHo
osew POh
stability Ills will with the had dme
CALL
JOHN S. RUKENBRON.
tCagroIton, March SO, 844,
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July 2, ls4i- IS 3m.
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r. He attention Of Country Merchant
3 Is respectfully invited 10 our sDocI
Of GOODS consisting 10 part Of III
following which We will sell atlhe tOu
est prices:
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'itH Ut tiH ysctue, \cuHpDSu.J
Dag ."e,... =" Whigs of Marysv, lie and
Saturdasll- 2is, inst, tno -'sing Flag in
SIS vicinity met iar The purpose OF ra,~. e. 9nven-
honor of the nominees ID the Baltimore Wing ".
tion Aud We believe that there iiever vas body OF
more whoe-bearied Wings assembled anywhere, than
were those assembled at this precinct or that Eloe err
ihlsasn aud zeal manifested than on ihis oc-
cas'on Tor the principles Of the great Wing party OF the
present day.
At three O'Clock the necessary preparations having
been completed the Flag, Con which the names OF
wee President inscribed in letters oi extraordinary
SIZE and beaiuy) attached to Pole, some 81 eet
IN lenah and gracefully and glornusly raised to lis io
~ Stallion, whrre gallanily n1as, in proud defiance
vi the sneers Of The mortified self Sly led Democrats OF
this precinct
The company then repaired TO the Church, where the
meeting MAS regularly organized, by Capt. e. C. lar-
'ey being called to the Chair, and Mr.. Robert johnson
acting as Secretary The chair then announced that
D. b. Dabney, Esq. would address the meeting this
"ccason whereupon Mr. Dabney arose and delivered a
speech characterized by his usual caste argumenlative
ana Isy logical STYLE yndcating The character. buh
moral and political, Of Henry Clay, from the foul asper-
so"s and base SANDERS Of lis personal and political enc
mes IN The most triumphant manrer, He resumed his
sea! amidst The applause u his entire audience.
a clay Club was then urganized by adopting con-
similar 10 those generally adopted by The Clay
l"'s o' 'irsin'a. and the election of the following OH
S' VIZ Capl. Z. &. hrvey. President, Il ber, JJhn'
sm' ISL; Wee President, Philip L. Withers, 2nd; Da'
Wv " Morgan, 81; Thomas p. Johnson, i'h; John M
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RorERr JoHSsoS, Sec'y.
Free Wig Barbecue at BOOTHS Store, Franklin ca

Free Wig Barbecue at Booths Store, Franklin Co.
meeting of the Wings of franklin in the vicinity
oi Booths Sor', Was held at said Store on The > :,
ult. Ga moliun of Col }. Early DR.. s. G. Reese was
called To the chair, and T. L. 5. Ferguson wa. made
Secretary The object Of the meeting having been APP
propratey explained by Col. }. Early the following
resolution offered by Maj. Samuel Hale. and un,n
i'm usy adopted
Resolved that the Wings in this vicinity give free
BARI. cue al this place On the l9h October next and
that general Invitation be given 10 the Ladies and
To the Wigs and Democrats IN this and The surround
ing counties. To come and parlake, and that commit
tee be appointed Tor the purpose Of inviting Wh,u
speakers, aud that the privilege be extended to the De
mocras ut inviting their speakers also, as free aud
fair discussion only is desired.
On motion of Mr.. j. Z. Godfrey, the following reso
luton adopted:
Resolved. that the committee of invitation be request
ed to invite the following gentlemen address the people
on that occasion. with such Others they may think
proper w. B. Preston, Y. Wilcher, r. H. Toler.
u. IL. Gilmer, w. Z. Tunsta, JAS. +. johnson, WIN
NJ. Burwe and VIM. l.. Goggin.
upcn motion Of Maj. Samuel Hale. the following
gentlemen Were appointed Committee of lnv,ati u: -
Col j. Early. John 5. Hale, A. S. Burwe j. p God.
frey. and L. C. S. Ferguson. Esqs
On mctlonot Col }. Early, the following gentlemen
were appointed committee Of arrangements To supern-
tend the said Barhacue: Messrs. j. ID. TAYLOR j d.
Booth. joel hlctiulre Samuel Hale James W right IT,
JOS, Snpwalier. Jos. ID. Meador, Thomas Burroughs.
solomon Paisley, james c. Harper, Andrew Cooper
and Stephen iuustall.
On motion, il resolved that the proceedings of
this meeting be published In the Iynchburg Nironian
aud that the l.yueh5urg Republican be requested to
copy
On motion, the meeting adjourned
S. &. REESE, Chairman.
+. {. S. FERGusoN, Sec'y.
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M MARRIAGES..

Married. on "Wednesday evening 2nd inst, by the
Rev WIN. II. Kncke, Mr.. WINSTON RADFoRD
OF Bedford to Miss ANN Nj. second daughter, Ut Capt.
Wm W Norvell Of this place.
-, OF, Wednesday morning 2nd inst. at Otter
View near New London, by the Rev. J. $. NIarbury,
Mr. RIcHARp w. WALLACE of Washington, ID. e.,
to Miss NANCY +. ALEXANDER daughter OF Col. u.
Alexander oi Campbell.
- on Is, inst by the Rev. Elijah Roach. Mr..
WM. NAYS. of Lynchburg, to Miss CHARLOTTE &.
daue her Of Andrew 5. Whlilow, Esq, vi Campbell
county.
-, on the 9Th ult. at Capt. WIN. w. Wo-
macks, by the Rev John W. Power DIR. RAwLEY
WHITE, aged So years, to Miss LABINDE H., daugh-
ter vi James Jones Of DanvIlle aged 10 years.
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nd Gen Jacksan's Letters on the AnaexstiIa Of
Texas have been hghiy eStoIled 'r their ABILITY and
l1ce by the papers yur of annexati1 aud who labor
under the deusin that there Is yet SOME magical po"ef
in the old hera's name. Not Sd. however, thak5 the
New York Evening Post, the leading Lncoloro paper
in that city, which has tie b1dneSs 10 question already
The divinity of The oracle aud the ntahly Of his upln
tons The Posi- says: Gen. Jackson's leters tha,
Subject ae The ,eeatest thugs he ,cr0te. We
"puDsAed his irst letter on this question: aud showed
.'onr readers that there was nothing u IL. The rest
'nave been Ie than repetition oiae first" Is
lnis heresy treason
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Jones. Recording Secretary; b. II. Winston, Cures
pondng Secretary; aud +. n. Burton, Treasurer
motion was Then made by Mr. Roher, Johnson.
that committee Of invitation be appointed 10 invite
speakers. addres, the meetings If this Club,
upon the chair appointed Alesss Robert Johnson Phil
Up I. Wilhers and David c. Morgan as said cemmi,
tee
Mr.. Robert johnson then moved the following resolu
,ion, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, that TIE thanks Of this Club be given 10
b. Da5ney, Esq, Tor his able speech on this OCCASION
The Club then. on motion, adjourned In mevi again
GA the LIST Saturday In October next, at Marysve al
o'cnck p. NJ at which meeting persons of all parties
are invited 10 attend
CHRIST. G. HARVEY, Pres't
RopERr JOHNSON, Sec'y,
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A.aii.l H.. sale.

\ AGAIN ofler ipr sale my Farm in the county u
U Amherst, =, miles Of New Glasgow, adjoin.
ng the lands of john Penn. T.. Mathews and others,
epnlaing oJO acres of which about 40 creek bot
tom suliable for tobacco.
THIS Land being originally of good quality. h easily
improved. aud can be made "a desirable home. will
sell great baraaln In this property, and make The pay
nens easy. For further particulars apply tn Alessrs.
Roht. Ilnsley. Amherst court house. 10 William
Knight, living on the premises. WIN will show The land
10 persons wishing To purchase.
Should purchaser ha had for this Land, before
the Sth day at November next. will then offer IL at
public auction, beiore the Courthouse dror of Amherst
bring court day. and noi sod. will he rented for the
ensuing YEAR Possession given the Isl day o jam.
airy next JAS. X. BROOKINC.
pct. tlSN
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LlNClaBUisG nAxI4Er,

'"' "ss 'c'eh Gazing saturday, Ociobr 9th, 1911.
Tobaeeo-Lugs. shipping. 81 40 To 60; manuac-
enng 90 10 $50; lonse. ST. 10 To $50; Leaf inferior
500 10 80; comn,on So so To $50; mlddling So 30
10 oo good $500 to 1000; fine manufacturing leaf
$40 10 TO-
EfOm.-$s.So to 1891 from wagons; 8. to gu, Of
store.
Uheat.-Red o.; White 65 cts per bushel
t'rda.-Cofn ID 10 90 cents per bushel lrum wagon
% to % cents irom ssre Oats. shoa 81 per hun
dfed, cleaned; from wagons - cents; Rye, none In
market.
Ciorer and Grass Seeds-S,me sales Of Clover
seed at store al s. Of old seed. No crop yet IN
market.
Provisions 3. to from wagons 81 In retail
Beef 80 per hundred; Meal, 80 to 81 cts per bush
FL ifom wagon; from store, Cot 62i ceuis.
CoDee.-St Domingo. ~ 10 cents per 10, Rio, 5
to CENTS lagnyra 10 10 cents; Java. 10 10 IL cts;
Cuba u 8.
Coffee Bags.--Ihe demand continuing far TO
coed The supply that the enerprslng Yankees having a
vailed themselves OF the Opportunity for speculation.
The consumers are now supplied with that article Of
DRESS, ready made. OF the saline sV and outstanding
material. We therefore, quite n decne IN CorrhE
BAGS.
Sugdr.-Brown, New Orleans. s to 10 cents per h.;
Porto Rico, to CENTS per b.. 81. Croix 10 to IL
cents per h.; Loaf, l2i to II cents per Id.
Cdndies.-Talluw. l2s to / cents per h. SPERM 50
TO 40 cents per h.; Hull Sons Is To Il cents per 10,
Uhs6ey-Common. 2S To 30 cents per gallon, from
wagon iron store. 50 To SO cents Reclliied 40 to 80
rom wagon; from store 80 10 % cent
Braidy.-Apple, IS 10 so cents per gallon Peach,
81 cents per gallun.
Cotton ions.-Factory prices: Is cts; per ID.
sorted.
iron.-l'ar Iron. $50 per ton from boats, s. from
Store. Pig, S25 per Ion.
SieeL-Bs,ered, 81 10 cents per h.; German, l5to
p cents; Shear, 20 TO Is cents per b. Cast Steel %
To 20 cts. per ID.
Ol-l.nseed, very scarce and quite in demand =
No sales recently by which To test the market. Lamp.
81 30 10 30 per gallon Tanners $1,000 to 1000 per
Dbl
Leaiher.-Good Sole. Is to 20 cents per 10; Damag
ed Sole. 5 to Is cents per 10.
Po'cder.-Basting, 81 90 10 4.25 per heg; Rifle, s.,
80 to 600 per key.
lpooL--Woo. % cents per h.; oolRolls, 81
10 40 cents per ID.
Coal and " ood.-Bilnminous. - cents per bushel
Anthracite. $500 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood s.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

Rev. David Caldwell will preach the funeral sermon
IS David Cabol OF George X. CabeIl, Esqr at New
Glasgow. the Sau day evening before the third sun
day in October Also, in the church. the place,
the nornng of The following day, the funeral of Mis-.
Margaret Shepherd: And the funeral sermon of Mrs.
Sarah Brown, at o'clock p. M. of the same day at
Amherst court house There will also be divine service
in ST. Matthew's church the first, and in S., Luke s
church at Pedar Mills. The second Sunday of Octo
Der, and the Of the Lords Supper be admins
tered at both places.
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Al meeting of the Club at the Meadows, the
2lsl INST it was unanimously resolved. that Messs.
jus X. Irving. r. II. Toler and WIN. L. Goggin,
Esqs, be respectfully invited to address the people al
the Meadows. the second Saturday in October.
JAMES FRANKLIN, C
JOSIAH X. McCABE. { ''''''a'o''
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~ HANOVER PREsBYTERY will

G5- HANOVER PRESBYTERY will hold the
stated meeting in the Preshy terian Church Lilo.
erv the second Thursday (he lOlh) of October.
II o'cluck, A. NJ. ED. IL. CUMPSTON, Mod.
The new Presbyterian Church, erected by the
gregaon under The pastoral of the Rev j. d. Nit
che Will be dedicated and three elders will be orJan
ed, durny the ses sion OF the Pres5ytefy.
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Charlottesville Dis.ria tonesa!ioa "A large CROWD
.s in attendance al this Conveniion which assembled
w The LIST, aud adjourned on the evening VI The ID
a correspondent OF the Richmond Wing estimates the
'hr at (rom to 10000. V. w. Souhall presided
~a Tho first day, William &. Rves and jeremiah Nor
@ addressed The multitude; and the secondary, Rob,
~. ~, e stanoId, WIN l.. Goggin and John Nj. Bots.