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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13

Such is the uaeiuluess, wlde. spread repuiation,
and IMMENSE DEMAND for DR.. ROGERS LlV
ERWORr AND TAR, that reckless and cunning
mposiers, regardless alike Of HUMAN sUEFERNGs
AND CONSEQUENCES. UTTERLY LOST To EVERY FEE
LING OF HUMANITY AND VIRTUE, are constantly al.
tempting 10 counterfeit il. And we have been so
frequently called upon 10 check these BASE AND
HIGH HANDEE MPoSITIoNs ! that we feel in duty
hound to warn and protect the public against them
by every means in our power.
The attempt some time since by PROFESSOR
VI. ROC ERS, of Cincinnati, has been stopped, not.
wihstanding his wealth and influence.
We now warn YOU against another Counter
Jeiter, The malicious cunning and reckless lnmo-
aitv Of which must excite the pity aud contempt
OF every honest man.
JOHN +. TOLAND, in the employ OF GEO.
NJ. ALLEN, Druggist Of cincnnati,) has COUN.
rERFEIrED OUR LABEL. "tORGED the
fac sime Of ANDREW ROGERS SIGMA.
rURES," printed a pamphlet WhoHy false, and
certificates entirely fctiow, and issued medicine
like u"Io the genuine in external appearance only.
We warn the public against this infamous out
rage, this TOLAND having no responsibility AT
stake, under the assumed title oI DOCTOR 1OL-
AND, is the nominal father of the whole concern.
Wealth reputation, and high station, have not
Withheld the avarcIous aud unprincipled, not ouly
IN defiance OF all law aud honesty, to steal and
lraudnehty appropriate our well-camed reputation
but regardless Of human life and suffering, by sub.
stiuing their wrelchPd counterfeit depriving the
consumptive of a medicine which IN all human
probability might save tneiI lives.
What contempt too bitter!
What terms too harsh7
Or punishment TOO severe!
is il not fraud! is it not MURDER?
a high sense Of duty conpels us TO these public
exposirons of knavery and imyosture, our own
rights 're legally protected, and II is for the unwary
aud afflicted we feel and write.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
Combs.

TNUCK, Fine, Redding aud Pocket Combs
i latest style for sale low, at 'Apolhecaries
Hall. M Go, Main Street, by NJ Z KREIDER
Lancaster September g. l348 l8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13

DRUSB ES-The largest assortment ever
ID brought to this place. consisting III very
large assortment OF Paint brushes, Varnsh brush
es, Whtewasli, Scrubbing, Busting and Sweeping
brushes Shoe and Horse brushes; also. Hair.
Flesh, Nail, Teeth, Close, Hat. Whisker, and Slla
wing brushes for sale wholesale aud retail, by
Aug 10. l848. BURY g. BECK
We in D. rticular call the attention Of the Ladies'
and Gentleman OF this pluce, to our assortment OF
toilet brushes. g.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13

FHNRUSSES SHOULDER BRACES ALB.
n DOMlNAL SUPPORTERS Snperiul
Patterns, for sale at Apothecaries' Hail. No. 66
Main Street, by NJ 2 KREIDER
Lancaster, September 0, l843 l8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13

Look Out for COunterfeits.
Some are coated with sugar; others are made 10
resrmbe in outer appeNanc the original article,
The safest course is 10 purchase from The agents
only. one or more Of whom will be found in every
town and county in the Stale.
agents in Fairfield County.
Perciva & Van Fossen, Lancaster; J. H. Sun
derman, amanda; James Chypool Salem; Israel
Grigg. LithOpolis; Jesse Leohner. VeStRushUihe;
David Beery. Sugar GrOve; W. Humrighaus,
Grcencastle; Elijah Kalb, East RushviHe; Philip
Hane. PiraSdnLriHe.
LY- Offices devoted exclusively to the sale oI
Wighfs Indian Vegetable Pills. wholesale and
retail I60 Race st. Philadcpha; 288 Greenwich
stree, New York; and 1873 fremont st, Boston.
September |, 1913. 3ml7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
T'Winc.

TEEMP. Flax and Cotton Twine every varie
III ty Red Cords, &C.. for sale at 'Apotheca'
ries' Hail. Main Street. by w KRElDER.
Lancaster September 8, l948 lS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
FRESH DRUGS And MEDICINES
AT THE
OLD ORIG STORE.

VNHE subscriber has Just received large stock
of Genuine Drugs and Medicines, Paints
and Dye Stwfs Groceries and Liquors for Me
sick room, Glass dne Oils, Cord0ge and Fancy
articles selected with care by himself aud war
raned as represented or no sale.
Physicians, Farmers, Mechanics and Others are
requested to call and see il the OLD ESTAB-
LlSHMENT don't still compare favorable both in
quality and prices with others.
GEORGE KAUFMAN.
Lancaster, August 4, 1913. l3.
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Oils.

ENLAX,SEED, Sperm, Sweet, Caster. Fish
II Lard Solar, aud Meats Foot Oil, for sale low
at 'Apolhecaries Hail. No. &C. Main Street. by
Lancaster, Sent. 3 NJ Z KREIDER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
Pure Liquors..

NOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. for sale al
Il "Apothecaries Hail. Main Street. Lancaster
Ohio. by NJ. z. KREIDER.
September, 6. l34G. l8
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LithOpoIis High school.

TlNHE next term of the Lithopolis High School,
j. will commence on Monday the l6h instant,
md will continue till the end Of February.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
Lithopois, October 6, l848. 3w22"
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CIO1Hniann Store.

See Advertisement Of SMITH & Tone
in another column. They have received
q large and extensive, as we'll as rich
and varied, stock of Ready made Cloth
ing and dress Goods. We have looked
through their stock and speak what we
know.
The Senior of the Eagle speaks truly
when he says that theirs is the only kind
of 1aylOr-isns that he can recommend
Every body knows this by taking a
good look at his Sunday suit.
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J. W. MAURY & co. MANAGERS.

Price of fTickets:-Wholes $2O-Halves SO
Quarters S..
Send your orders to J. NJ Clarke, Richmond Va.
who receives the notes of all solvent Banks in the
United states. at par. Postage need not be paid.
September 90, lS4S 30
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13

This is Ia certify, that was entirely cured of the
ChilIs and Fevers, Of several months standing, by
The use Of four doses, Of (our pills each, Of
Wrghl's Indian Vegetable Pills and after taking
medicine from a regular physician r some time
and have had no symptoms Of it since, which has
been about one year ago.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13

DEST QUALITY. for sale at 'Apothecares
ID Hail. No. &c, Main Street, by
Lancaster, Sept. 8 NJ Z KREIDER.
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JoHH M. CLARKE,

LOTTERY YVENDER..RICHM0N VA.
NLARKE has been more successful in selling
OCapital prizes than any man in the United
States One of the most brilliant and splendid
Schemes is now offered TO his numerous cores
pondents that has ever been drawn in the United
States. He takes great pleasure in recommend
ing this Scheme as one that has never been equal
led in this country.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13

SOAPS-3OO lbs fancy Soaps, in bars and in
- cakes. for sale by BURY & BECK.
August TO- l848
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
Soaps.

N1NSOR, CASTLE, Venetian. Opodeldoc,
w Rosin. Military, Toilet and every other
kind Of Soap, for sale at 'Apothecaries Hall. No.
&C. Main Street. by NJ z KREIDER.
Lancaster, September g. l848 l8
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
Hair Tonic.
Flesh Brushes.
Wafer Lime.

DEST QUALITY. For snle at "Apothecaries
ID Hall" M. G6. Main Street. by
Lancaster. Sept 8. NJ. z. KREIDER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
Texas, Champaign CO., Ohio.

This is to certify that ! was cured OF the chllS
and fever by The Use Of virgins Indian Vegetable
Pills, after having had three attacks of H.
DAVID BERRY.
Sugar Grove, Fairfield co., Ohio, Nov. 10, 1916.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
THE MAMMOTH LOTTERYl

IIE ANIIHVI II IOI Ell
Capital S1OO,OOO!! s4O,OOOl $4,000!
$4,000! 100 Prizes of $1,000!
Virginia State Lottery. for endowing Leesburg
Academy and for other purposes. Class A. for
l848 to be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Sa!ur-
day, October 23th. 1913, Under the Superinten-
dence of Commissioners.
rs Number Lottery-13 Dram Ballots.
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r S .
Glass.

LIVERY VARIETY of Glassware and Window
II Glass, Bottles Shop Furniture, &C., for sale
low, at 'Apothecuries Hail. No. Sc, Main Street,
by NJ z KRElDER.
Lancaster September 0, l848 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-13
Wanted.

ASH, Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Flaxseed. But
\ ter, Eggs, Rags, &c, in exchange for Goods
1t 'Apothecares' Hall, by NJ q KREIDER.
Lancaster, September 8, 1848. 10
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-12-16
SHERIFF's SALE BY virtue Of dec,

s. HERlFF'S SALE.-B BY virtue Of deere
- tai order to me directed, from the Court Of
Common Pleas, of Monroe county, Ohio. ! will
offer for sale at public outcry, at the front door Of
the Court b use in the town Of Wood-tield. in
said county, Oh Tuesday, January 2. A y. ls49.
between the hours Of ~ o'clock, a. m. and I
o'clock. p. Of said day. the following real es.
tate. tu wit: The east halt Of the south west omar.
ter aud the sOnth halt of the North west quarter pf
section no. %. in township no 8. and range no. 5.
containing 100 acres, subject to dover Of Eliza
het Haught. lying and being in said county. and
ordered TO Re sold as the property Of Tobias
Haught. ct. al. at the suit OF John Drumm and
wife Appraised at $3.50. ..ui,.,;-..+ y
' VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff, NJ. c. o.
Dec. Q, l84S-. 81 ,9S. -'o' 90 i2I ln1h'
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uHROBATE NOTICE. :. Notice is hereh

IDROBATE NOTICE. - Notice is hereby
given tn all persons Interested. that final and
partial settlement accounts have been filed in the
Office Of the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Munroe and State o
Ohio, by the executors, administrators and guar
dians OF the estates of the following named per.
sons, to wit:
John Bracey and George Bracey, administrators
Of Samuel Bracey, deceased Partial. 7s s,t
Robert Gregg. sdministI alor of William McFad-
den, deceased. Final. l,o8J .-ak
Rebecca Danford, administrative Of Peter Dan
ford, deceased. Final. ''1 q"
George w. Durk.e. administrator Of Franklin
Gilmore, deceased. Final aas ,asa.'t7-s
Thomas Griffith, administrator OF John Palmer,
deceased. Final. ''N
Jeptha Duvall, guardian to Wilson's heirs
John Sinclair, guardian to L. Howe, lunatic
Final.
That the said accounts are now on file IN said
Office, subjecko the inspection of all persons IN.
terested, and are continued until the April term
of said court, lel9 for final settlement and conir
nation 20 WIN. OKEY, Clerk.
Nova, l848. an.yHi u"e hal9st
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IuIIyo =, The icREDIToRs OF JOSIAH M.

mvo THE CREDITORS OF JOSIAH M.
aDlLLON, DEC'D..-.-On the 10th day OF
Octsbsr.a ia The year l84S, the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Monroe county declared the estate Of Jo-
siah ~ Dillon, deceased, to be probably insolvent.
Cssditou prs, therefore required 10 present their
claims against the estate to the undersigned for al
Iowance within six months from The time above
uaentionsd. Or they will not be entitedto pay.
ussuttis oYs COO d. sssdH.cM. BOGGESS. mo
Admir- do bonis non Of Josiah M. Dillon, decd.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE ca. o.-AppIica
~ tio,, will be made to the next Court OF Com.
mon Pleas of said county, tor the redemption Of
the south west arer. Of the nnrih east quarter Of
section ten., township three. range four, in said
charged on the duplicate to James Taylor, origi-
nal quantity same as above ss,,im,a5s eotrYfi
49,. EDWARD .ARCHROLD,
Dec, 2, 184s--6w Atty for Edward Talbot.
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a clergyman ofa country village de-
sired his clerk to give notice that there
would be no service in the afternoon as |.
he was ''going 10 .sciaie with another
clergyman." The clerk, as soon as the
sermon was ended, calleJ out ~ a. a.
desired 70 give notice that mere vii
be no service this afIcrnooh,,n is Hrs =
L j. gong y . yssaias sisbb sDottsls I
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NOTICE TO GRE ITORS.- On the 18th
IN, day of Oct in the year 18lS, the Court Of
Common, Pieas Of Monroe county declared the es.
stats 81 VIM. b. Capell. deceased. probably insol-
ysaa CrsditOr sie therefore required to present
sher clsims sganst the estate to the undersigned,
~, allpWance, within six .mon,hs from the time
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled to
payment. ROBERT CALLAND.l ice
irSs sS.es ,acAdm'r.of WIN, B. Cspell, decd.
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LANES KENNEDY's EsTATE.-Nod

HAMES KENNEDY'S ESTATE.-Notce
81 is hereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as administrators OF
the estate Of James Kennedy, late Of Monroe CO..
deceased. All persons having claims against said
estate, will present them legally authentic ated
within one year from this date, for settement and
all persons indebted to the same, will please call,
aud make immediate pa, ment
'i"~ ALEXANDER KENNEDY,
Il IsaH aas WILLIAM KENNEDY, Eusu 81
. Dec. 2, 1913 n38 3ns.r Administrations. i.
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Farm ,iorsaSa

Ths suSscribsr has for sale the farm on which
~ sow sesidss.s lying five niles north lwest Of
Woodsield, In Centre township, near the road
lending from Woods6eId to Wills creek, contain
iuS - acsss Of land about as acres of which sre
aleeesd. Ihsrs are on said tract about $50 bear
s1sh lsi1ili6s. ~ va y ELIAS SWAIME.
Sspt. lsls,s-sn. iEsa gSSaS7s'l !,
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Settle up.

HyHE subscribers having some time since. din.
posed oftheir Stock Of Goods in Woodstield,
now lind il necessary to urge upon those indebted
to them by note or book account, TO call immedi-
ately and pay. The notes and books will be found
ia the hands Of A. Ross, who is authorized to re.
quire immediate psyment--or put the claims 10
the form ofjudgments. $50 sai,.s iyo.a,g . 1
( ssia-y .s.,.gIf MERCER 4 MANAHAN..
N. B A. Ross may be found al the Office OF
WIN. Y. Hunter, Or on the farm Immediately id.
joining towns1i tfsJi q hai,tf@ aRh8 m e y
Nov. Is. lS48.l9 aih asdg .iosqssa N dii,
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IT EvI CECIL'S ESTATE.---Noticei is here
J. by given that the subscriberhas been appoin-
ted and qualified as executrtx Of the estate Of
Levi Cecil, late of Monroe county. deceased. All
persona having clsims against SAID estate. win pre-.
sent them legally authenticated within one year
from this date, tnr settlement aud all persons in-
dsbted to the same, will please call, am. make i'm
mediate payment. MARTHA CECIL,
Oct 20.-nS3s bs9H (, y ,'7a ei'1 Exr'x.9
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~ EORCE ARCHER's EsTATE.-No.

rEORGE ARCHER'S ESTATE.-No
u tice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator Of
the estate Of George Archer, late of Monroe coun
~, deceased All persons having ciains against
said estate, will present legally authenticated
within one year from this date, tor settlement; and
oil persons indebted to the same. will please call,
and make immediate payment.
GEO. w. DURKEE,' IN
Oct rQ. lSlS.,n33 ttiss Il, aassi ~ Adm'r.
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Surveying.

n ANlEL MORRIS. an old and experienced
- Surveyor, thankful tor past favors, will still
attend to the surveying of land, roads. sc under
the direction Of the County Surveyor. Deeds,
mortgages, and other legal instruments, drawn at
the shortest notice. Office in Woodsfield. M
August 26. -,s se.. $50 s...
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MECHANICAL ExECuTi0E. ~
BY n. ADoLPHUs lRWffE \:
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements inserted at so cents per sqosst
(ouresa lines ot less,) for the first insertions and
Is cents for each subsequent insertions One cd d
uInn one month 81 20. Three months $40. Sis
months SI5. Twelve mouths S2o. st ~ yrs
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JOB PRINTING

or every description neatly and expeditiouslj
executed at the Office ofthe Spirit Of Demoesseyt
and al reasonable prices tf3
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e I, AttachmI tent Notice. :.
Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice. 4"
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, ss
,aoii9sIn the Court gf Common P.as W.
.ygess, June Tenn. A. ID. 1913. an353lh 81
John Craig, Richard ..s,ss ...g..-..-., Is.
Clark, and Samuel IN ASSUMPSlT.
Craig: patrners trading Damages $500.
under the firm Of fCrsig, Notice is hereby given
Clark l. Co. bsgi.,,ti1 to all persons Interested.
VS. that on the 9Th day of
Charles Medallion. June, lS4s, the said
Craig, Clarke g. Co. sued out OF said Courta Writ
Of Attachment against the lands, tenements,
goods. cha;tles, rights credits, moneys and effects
OF the said Charles Medallion. a nonresident of
the State Of Ohio, demanding therein the sum Of
two hundred dollars damages, which said writ was
at the June Term of said Court A. ID. lS4s, re-
turned served. Aud afterwards. TO wit, on The
10th day Of July, lsls, the said plaintiffs sued out
ofsaid Court another writ. which was at the Oc.
tober Term, 1913 of said Court. return served.
.,e 3itsfsats5 WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk, s..
Nov 4, lslS; Monroe Common Pleas.
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10 the Public.

asd i 10 the Public, .s.,ea q
The subscribe, keeps constantly on hand and for
sale. the following articles, viz, a!lga9 no lo
. COOKING STOVES, u
(of The best paite,,,) Gratts, Plough Points and
Land Sites, Hdgon Bores, Iron " all kinds,
I Stesi. Nails, Washing TUBS, Buckets, 5'f
q Bet Cords. Brooms, Cotton Yarn 5
and Bafiing. Savage. Mnsiin t,
and Bed Ticking, Wmdoso
sS's p" Glass. Putty. StoSs a'7
a,1s lisRs and eooking tcaye. .l .ilsa ga
9.gaa si.l.- ALSO, ls.asoi ssa a5 uss
3 Paints, Oils and
'sp'"' ea' Vmnishes ~ fa,lkinds.
.5a1H Paint, Shoe and Tooth n's 3
ysgo Brush,s. Uye Sfufs, Er.. scifh ge8 "a
all the leading a,ticles Of Medicine; "A ss,.
such as Pink Root. Senna, Rhubarb.
Ma. .nesia, EPSON Salts. Giauber Salts, Sub.
Carl. Soda, Sal. Soda. fields, Gum .dioes, &c.
ALSO ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,
such as Cigms. Totacep and Snuff. Sugar. Tea,
Cofee, .Moiasses, ,.aiisj ice. Pepper, S"lerat,s,
Nutmegs. Bar Lead. Shut. Ptrcussion
40 Gaps, Gun and Rock Poioder, Rosin, 1E
Casiue and FABRICATED Soap, ia s.,-
together tcith a Good rs
'i'' snrfmeni Of Confection.
AIHoa Isai s d,y. Spanish and 'AH''5
aigIt fa Country Sole t.l'i1s7 tiaiI
5-ss, Leather. -sii,5 -d., ,...lt 3t
ALSO,
't1i' ~ agnierdi
1856 a1l im assortment aa9a" ia5s h'
School Books, h5a78r9
....,, Writing and Letter .t. I,,.
Paper, Pencils, &c He
s'-" has al the present tine small 20 -"
-aas lot The best quality Of Wind'"iiis. a9z'
tohich ne ,riH sell v,y loD tor cash. s
Eutry article kept far sale by him tDW be
sold a, reasonable prices for cash or produce.
Nov. 10, lei8. H. M BOGGESS.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New York, Saturday, ~ O'Clock +. NJ.
AsHEs-The market is firm for both sorts. Sales Of
pots at 81 so, and pearls at So rs.
COrToN-The Acadias advces have unsettled the
market, and sales transprcd. The news is decided
ly bad
FLouR, &cOur mar ket for Western flour rules firm,
with fair demand The transact ona reach 1000 bbl
Mt 30 10 for Rochester, S5 o1i for ordinary Gepesee
ONO and Michigan So for choice brands Michigan so
~ IN for pure Genesee Sc 20 So 37s for fancy ard
~ 90 for extra In Southern there is not much move
ment Small sales of Howard street, Aexa ndra, &C.,
at So a SO l2h. Rye Flour is shade better, Sales
of 100 barrels, at SO 6S14. Corn Meal remains
about the Wheat is in good demand for mddling
and the favorable accounts from the other side have
had tendency to stifen prices. We note sales Of
1000 bushels Wisconsin at 81 1854. Corn is also better
Sales of 1000 bushels yellow fiat virginia, at 59sc
Holders of prime Jersey asking G3 Csc 021ac
said to DO refused for lot. Rye-Moderate sales Of
Northern at 20 70lsc. Oats rather iirmer.
LEATHER-Prices remain without change, with n
tolerable steady demand for all descriptions On
Thursday next public sale will take place Of 5000
sides sole. Also the day assignees sale Of
the effects Of bankrupt concern. The stock hand
Is considerably larger than few days since, but is
much lighter than this time last year. Oak tanned
sole and upper of nearly all descriptions doing we'll
and sustain good prices.
ToBAoco-Xentuckya and Virginia tobacco continue
to be depressed with decided downward tendency
Cuba tobacco is only saleable at low figure Havana,
new crop, Is in good demand.
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Mr.. Collins Lee OF Baltimore, Col Cox, of Ten

Mr.. Collins Lee, OF Baltimore, Col Cox, of Ten
nessee, j. l.. n. Stratton, OF New Jersey, Mr.. Ly-
man, OF Vermont, Mr.. Chandler, of Massachusetts,
MIR. Stanton, OF Ohio, Mir. Brown, Of Pennsylvania,
MIR. Ricardo, of Louisiana, who kept the meeting
IN continual roar by his amusing anecdotes, Mr..
Ilolton, Oh Vermont, Mr. Whitney, OF New York,
Mr.. Foster, OF Georgia, many of them ont and out
Clay men.
At the fifth stand, Cen Irwin, OF Pennsylvans,
was called to the chair, and spoke in support OF the
nominations, followed by Col. Rivers OF Rhode
Island, Mr.. Walker, of Indiana, Whitney, OF New
and others
10 diversity the entertainments, the area be-
tween ana surrounding the stands was we'll sup
pied with tables, provided with peanuts, penny
segars, mead, root beer, ice creams, lemonade.
ginger pop, Taylor badges candies, combs, razor
strops, penknlves, fire crackers, Ne and the pop
ping OF ginger beer and fire crackers ratified like
fire of musketry, while frequent discharges of horse
pistols answered for the heavy ordnance, the who'll,
advertisement being Illuminated with Bengola and
Chinese fires, and blue lights and transparencies,
and general uproar in which wings, natives, and
locos equally enjoyed the fun And, as an evidence
OF prettry good beginning, we heard several loco
focos, known to be such, declare at this meeting
their determination to vote for old
RoUGH AND READY.