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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-12

DE- DONLOks MONCURE ~ co.
EDORTO RICO SUGAR. MOLASSEs. 80
MI AT AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY the 12th INST
commencing al half past 10 o'clock, we will sell at Mr.
D LAY AndefSon's warehouse, on the Dock
lO3 hhds fair to prime quality Porto Rico Sugar
IS hhds prime quality Porto Rico Moasses
200 bbs Cut Herrngs
100 bbls No Mackerel
TERMs-Under 500, cash; and 800 and over four
months credit for approved paper
The above sale will take place without regard to
weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE Il CO.,
ue Auctioneers.
W ALUA BILE BUILDING LOT AT
", ,ROCkETTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
W III be sold on FRIDAY afternoon the 18th Decem-
Der, 1921 upon the premises, commencing O'Clock
valuable building lot at Rockeus fronting so feet on
the Norh de OF Lester street, running back about 100
Streets
IERMs-One third cash; balance at and months
ior approved endorsed negotiable paper or title re-
tanned. -
DEB w. GODDIN, Auct
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Drawn numbers of Monongaa. extra, No 1T:
69 Is AZ SO ID &c 70 20 10 % "a S 60 so ST.
Ticket Nos IS &c 68, prize of 500 sold and pait
Do do IA 80 81, do do slo0} by
SIRATTON
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BRILLIANT LOTTERY FOR DEC. 27TH.
One hundred prizes OF Two Thousand Dollars.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass TO be drawn
at Baltimore on Saturday December 9Th. 70 Nos,
II drawn
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>ttso FOR BOSTON-FIRST VESSEL
go The superior fine fast sailing regular packet
schooner RAINBOW, Capt Joseph Rogers, having
the greater portion of her cargo engaged and going on
board, will sail with all possible dispatch For bal
ance OF freight of 200 packages tobacco or passage
having superior accommodations, apply to Captain on
board at Edmond & Davenports wharf. or 10
de DAVID CJJRR[E.
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Ails,sy. ~ l. m.
,''.''''' D,A LII EasY's N. \, 80 N
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

The Ogt0lDal ard Only Genuine, sl!es sltt
NO COMPOUND
IA svss - thss any of ths qusIit,s
- .Is-r s;,tr.s e..s - h. - =,
~ 49, Il |, ~; ~ ~ = ~, e h =,
. -: 49, - $500 y VI H. HEM asHRY DALEY & n
\ /. S.sS s.aS /. - 49, - $780, !. -s;s Il.
1870 j..;. s.h;..s - ---ss.. -. - h. &.
a.,;.. :. .;.;.. !. ~ ~ ~ - -
I..~-~s--.-, ....
sszte. II bkOAsN iAAn1s ~ - - wsa wrapped
e N ~ gsve. ~ nnnm.oea. swell I. fsn e. %
gu: ma " eonss snHs end pso's ssne VA sssnins
v. Y. ". Y
kxhacto vel rubbed upon thsm. will aaesd ~. ~
easse even whsu castor OIL jaiap nd - eelo
- u ~. r 4. -. 9,. ~ Z Il
kssAsnls Y psssosy .is ]. q ST nsvs -
rspsir It Vii not coaios viii - sdi..s ~ nsys.
ta.ss inis'nall,. y. g Z. s. 6. ...s
dlsa = cnrsd W ~ IN l0 &
nAt1.Kv,s par axrv. asyrnt.
- !, .. n - !. -. 90 49,.
hat suhjon few tinonsb Of it, vaius, sseisd
s. a. - 'A'.~.d' n orr hon ~ ps' # =
= va, r fiLHs. a $50
Itnay sp4auty assd ~ 49, i = - Il PILES
~ 81 3 49, a. I, s, Y 81. +. - -
laa 81 "a
~ ~ = fI - sPs ai w ~
s.: So; 81 81: :: y: 81
n .!s;!!' & ! & 3. z {
!. S =. .s sies :. s9 Ts.s 80 e VII
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800 1.H p91N[Z1vW DNo45 ~ C051a.
IL ehak ~ "A Al y III hid tsks 6Aoss Hhs,A,
~ \ = sss ~ 3 : m e's 81 y. !:
/; ~ q { IA i =. s.. A. - - =
: -. s 3 { 81 {: . = - E = :. Z Z
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~ 121sl SG1SS17kJS
m l7i- ADD n; ne Z
~ tli'55 un1saas,tia / u tasa
~ \ Ii}y sSeSy ia IA
.i13 Ss;. 1;s,i "
n I'm (nSSss issks 4
~ 49, ~ ic-te
~ SS343S1BsS's1.
fsss.5s5sssSSl's
f~snnss
- anax. =,
I---l' # ,'s.SssSjs Sau.I
|Ks3I!s;fIl.::!:I;; -: : !
~ n !.
| q
tTk - u -,
ill., 49, = > 49, !,
1|S3SS 49,.
{ u ! I
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woapsl.I An1 sl.sss,sa or Tas AGK.

q, ,D(3CHOM y p. y, ~, z. NV n !, r.
T0sCsss ends s.Sssess.p0rillA,
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CTeps.
Eosisisssa. Ths Mansfield % Soto) Adver-

4
xoui.;sss.-Th. M.nsssld %. so.o, Ad,.,
/ ;..r e n. ian -. ~ -'.,s' - -
Tho growing cotton crop Of this Parish viii b.
/ lsmenssbiy short No change Of weather an No
sibly feolaim it, The drouth has done ~ scatbiro
work, and genial lhowers would now fall powerless
not mo ons.fourth of . cron W. h..s ~, ~,
sonvelssd wisn many q them from different see.
nj, arm viii s .h,.s e "a
ssre. seps two hundred IA tv w., = S, Us
dIsd, and some NO more than ono hundred and
h hs ne sys'sse crop q &c Parish viii prcba;
ncupas q ths ~. y. ~ 49, nsno o
kIa infavr.st;cn svt.rJ- ~. 80 n: sna .Sl,a:
AThsnsss' ,5ssse,s Ts-ss M i, ~ -
lirc Ps,;shs: an l. S,ii.' 4 81 ~.
- - .ss'.y q -''s'' :. ~ snas'
MtsssssRps. The vicksbrg True Issue Of thu
9Th August says:
/ The cofton sruo n th;a eomnt, Iii 81
tthst ii last ve.r II IN. Nm: th~.. In n. 4.
MAO NOR I'm ans h;if - =. .,s,;.,. ~ :.
Isason W. hesr f,c,r ii = =" -
Dsinss e ~ !. ~ 81. ~, 49, = sns Ss.'e conA
/ This q nttrhnts6 "a ~ =. X y; ~. ~,
nds Imms;.ssIs - ~. 49, = ~ la.n !. W. ~.
hster Ths ~. - - P.o:p Is
i sslI ro,s;cr ~ -. .s,.. - ~
M ~, ;si - ~ Il. -Aa evsn On tnem
Ws ~. sc.,.s ~ .N;s,.
~. "a s ~ as slAny ansenigent pan
! n 1872 .s'n pefsaons 81 ths
IT, 49, 49,. - 49,. sssI.y = sns prospect
81 nv ~ '1Ss llen ~ se@e cause VIII also be
Tx wy ~ .p.
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Portuguese Benevolent Association.
ANNIVERSARY AND ELEcTTON

~ The members Of this Association requested
Mr. A. Psrsirz house. Canal and Streets
SUNDAY August 3D. O'Clock A. NJ for The purpose Of sele
bratng the Third Anniversary Of M Benevolent
also Of eisctng their officers act for the ensuing year
Before preesding to the election procson will
the above place. and from there they will march through prnc
pal streets Of this city, and then the Masonic Lodge
No. sssaed Love street, No. election win
take pscs and terminating the Anniversary with Banqus which
viii BE- ready a so'clock, NJ their nvsd
gusts.
The Prsidsnt hopes that this important ali the mem
bers Of the Association will BE- present ssl vi
au25 ANTONIO VIEIRA IT, secre,srv
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RRAARKABLR CuRR.-Ds. Fryer the oslsbsatsd lpdisu
Doctor has the credit Of achieving some remarkable cus
We was shown the othss day slave Belonging 10 the Old
Lsves Steam Cotton Pres, Third MunicpaHv, who. VI
wsss informed had bssn cuzsd OF oonsumptoa or rattle,
was dschazsed the I'D March, as bsns eonned to b.
bed fer many months Thsnsso perfectly restored
We also at the tins. negro who had besp cured
Of seysfs csncsr BY Dr. Fv. fEdon Louisiana STATE
Republican. Lafayette, May 70. 1851. mya0 d&Wtf
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Populations Of tie EARTH -Of the population Of
The earth, 4l7.ooo0o belong % the European or
Cencasian race; $4,000, 600 to the Asiatic or
Mangollsn S0,000,000 to the African or negro !;
0ooe'0o0 = The Malay, and 100000 % ths
AsAssieas o. Indian yss,
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~ ne Ladies.

- Mn SHERMAN, tAsntfal for past favon and
liberal patfonsgs il her ab buins hsppy uform hss
fsnds and the public that - q Nayadss
los st. Charlss street. vh - prepared
q Ladiss and Children with ths following sric 70 vii:
Ghsrmm's SHOULDER BRAoEs AID AsponIHAL SuP.
PoRTRas. Dr.. Bannings Bopy BRACES. Dr.. Cranes
6HouLDsn and SPINAL BRAcrs, Mn. Bstts' SurFoRT-
sas. d. rhonpsons surroR1nRs. sto. 60.
n Hours Of attendance, In The mornIns from ". till
s'ciock ?. ~; and IN the evening", IRON til r. n.
n Females viii be attendance upsn
/. 'Stss apl9 2dp cod
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= n 4
Pentacal lts1hs.
9ss1.chsssets. = n the elst Augunt, the Demo-
cs1aAe CoaveTa1 lsenbled q WoIcestef, ncsni-
2eaee SEQ. kwsll tccq1Si0n and pressns
"a seznon 20 u.election, and a Nv. Cuseqan f.
leSk 0qvpenor. Then casls lie wsf q sssolu-
opoe sWas feroe and bisesf, and, ~ inill
prqgse9 and d ~ res6lls, ehoyvo1 how u lIndnn-
No. d. coolitjom 4 ,<1n IN ~ I'M
x;3 irsn>.ss. ~ 1890 -. l-< -. I'll ss.S
~ & 4. s.ii y. 49,, a ~ 1870
z 81 'eose's 'ss'snded - esavsesiea3 but,
~ N o.ed q eso'af es.ccAsss r va split
49, 49, y .yos =, I, ceescense
4, f.c. y ...- ~. 49,. o'.ly
= sh - !, ~. - ~
~. f,s ~. s 's ~. !:. 81
-, Z. . i,.'sn. : = = ''''' ~ .'e
h nm Ia s.s...-.. 49,,
vsyI., +. ~, ss'' 4 - -
- ~ ~ ~, w. s,s 4. ~, - :.
-. ,.S -. a. ..-s.s.sS ~. -. - m.Hrs
,ashs N, ,.,;.l ~ -.... u
Aii;,s.. "a.
49,; ,;1 ~ 49,
1900 ~ - \,
~ so..ls, e.Ss. q n . ~. y
r. m. Il b. q.
s..a ~ -, - . 81 ~
Nre shev -i-h. c,.se.. -. ''ss Ky saa'
dont.I car,s. y - s,...'.l . 49,. -
s.ions ~ .,. :, .r.,. .. & s..
whis,ls their t.ns. sra 4.
Inlea.sd. Th.t !. -. -. ~ -r:'-. '-s =
3smocfaev. end a. 81. n ~ az n.
Isnoegh.
Ii The caucus Of tho coalioni.s,. nav. n. ,.,o,,
Of the Hersld Z Nj, Blown proceedsd y m.ts !.
spsech, in, which * suppor,sd ~ Coalition h.'
|cause this winter The Ststa mn,, 4. r..di,,,c,s,
fbr Csnxressmsh.s M. Rrown ssid I'M Il III.
coalition continued. victotv wouId rs,ch on r.hs
democratic standard. and ths s,.,e yvoud 4. f.;,,v
disirieted: but il tbe nhi,. sgsin =, ,r. 800,
the State would ba eerrvmandar.a,, Z, !. -.
before. IA
+ Nj. Butler adiured he dsnocr.t. n un;,. Il
Sms policy with he ftee-eoile,, And = I'D =,
he national Grad until n. n.,;on.I
meets uext wear. wait for the rns;e..l 80 !.
whole VA ,Ara tha isrpocr,cv ~
without I national crsed. .hsn parh.r. ~. -,
convenient for than 10 have anv Z r,.,.r. II,
a. Nj Brown susrests, thar sat thu di.t,;.,;n.
Of the 6tats into their hands a. a. m, Rn,ls,
susrssss, ill The national conven.;o, 80.
vesf.s' Adeceitfnl and traach.,on. d...;, 4.
basis for the noble resolution. ,vhich 80.
adop,sd !: We speek Il refsr.rc. q ....;,.,
tsn Alter resolving tho propristv q /" lawn. !
the sound sense Of the people Of each Stats : I.
territory their domestic policy and institution,
among others, the convention adopted this resolu
finn
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8, n41osB. AnGsA - -
A y ~ 1id.g y deall
heee2 = ~ - - ~
- - = tsea1s1, = ees.,e - $50
- - ~ Nsl1 -1saeuaed Jsnlps.
- - = "A yla'asd !. - - -. 3 =
'sle - - - feepSA9
~ ~ = :! \ = 80 I. eeW7s
= 49,. = ~ r. - -
49, - izi9 nlsaeosss1s - = y ~
9 q 49, xssz: - ses1s - Snsse ~ = -
- - eFsae Aipe1s 49,
q s1sa' Aays ~ dssp lael -
=; :, ~ - - e -
i. 81 81 -. : 49, les - =
~ ..s 49, = ~ :. 80
\ 8 ~. !: No. s.s.l. - $500 w ~
VI !. y. 80 b. ~ II
Ii NJ = 4, :. I. =
\ s -. = HsAaeseee olat uso.o
~ n: y = u " =.
.s n =: ~, - Z
ss.r q zs 4 Z 4 ,. IA = !. =
8 Z ~ +. = ~ - ~
~ -. - ~ sses. sAse n.
ii : q. "a y, b - N 8
~ ~ y e = s.
q, 81 = !.
x ..s ~ i. = = :, = $3.50 = !.
ss, $500 : Eye 8 - . - 80 4.
~ a9Aes esef wiinsass6 - arrived = -
~ = suses oeiecl :. =. 40 v1s!standlng ~
l!,eae - ennnus y eF'dve = or plaee q DISH
enen = seea - pessibles y order 70 - certain
.'sue asssssas esss' whan % Sxlsessd 80 swals-
~ ~ wsss 81. ~. 9 le,an '0ns
a1pasy day = Aebils. At Asar avs o'clock ~
~ s..':n e. $1,000 - ~ "a 81
<hanter storm. but juss bstass 10 arrived he sain
a1esd ovet, ths ssys # Tie sun pespsd ont on shs
lssls villages before ~ and meeting With Tie fall
ing drsps formed, in On arch, Shore Daphne, two
re- he most brilliant rainbows Fever NV. The
scenesy, taken altogsthss, wss beth sublime and
bssntifuL II the distancs, Mobile VS. butindis-
tinetly seen above i, wsss dense cloud. snd
fOrked hghtanga, rendered the more grand By he
rumbling e distant thuadsr and q ~ feet rolled
With The waves IN sn angry surf But turning NE
sys tswasds Daphne, the sesne vas cemplstsly
changed. Far above it single black cloud was
towering, bordersd beneath ~ tho two raiabows
e which before alluded, which, rsflssting their
vaxisgsted huss On thu eettages beneath, brought
thsm out n sweet relief from The thick forest sna
aseP grown underwood. "DaPhns,n said ras-
asngsr, will never look more beautiful," and,
indeed, = gassd the beauties Of IL hills and
rppling streams, il woods sad Heightened wharf,
| III Heightened BY the expanss d the blus water
before il, almost thought nothing could look more
bssutiful. We landed, and the ffst question my
friend asked was, il R here's" but alas, poor
fellow the lady had gone one week, and he sp-
L $3.50 L.
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Go27.-Ihe New York Journal o Commsrc,
publishes statement that since the first discovery
Of gold in California there had been received in thi,
country, from California, and other countries
$l07s 100000, and that in the same time there hae
been exported $40. 576, 650-making the excess Of
tho receipts over the exports 500 o23 10. Thu
amount Of gold received at the Philadelphia min
for the first Is days Of August, was q, 100000.
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nssaNgs A s.. Louis, un the night n ~
2lss. Ne sngins hcuss II he TnnkIin Hoas Cain.
pany, 10 slssssds md : very vfluabIs hos -
flass. sstimatsd 70 bsworth e90o, taken OF M
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Ce~gysss Nos 6atjos. Hon. Alexander
H. Stephsd5 las been rs-nominatsd fer Congress
By The Union party IN The Sixth Congressional Dis.
tliee K Gporria ,'..s ~ 4. III 4s -
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~ [4AEo.ALrr Q. INV OslzAss. Ase. e. lesl,

NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue 81 the above
the s.h Sspsmbr Il u oesck T. & s6s cw.st S,Sde1 i:
contract fos building new School Hous with iii ihe nscss
Say purenanoes the cnrneg Of Bartholomew and Con
stance aset Second Municipality. in accordance with plans
ana speo9catons on file 10 the 0ce Of the Hurveyos The
wosk t9 % done IN anbssntal and woskmanks manner
aIa 70 e satsfaction Of the Surveyor to Be-
wnn nve mSnths from the dss Of contract, nndef penalty
Scompsoa Payment, to be made the wosk psosfsses
N h0ts1 at x and twelve months bearing per cent ntsY
The Of the security to b handed ia under RI own
nature, a. the time OF adjudication. -. -
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Notice.

ORyIcH OF TIE GRNERAL CUDA COMMITTEE.
The following ars the only persona duly
subscriptions in behalf Of the CUBAN CAUSE.
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Dasxsrs;aas. -I'hs leading Dsgusrrians in New
York city ars organizing On association among
themselves, with view 70 the advancement d
the aft In this country. The Oldest members Of The
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Asmy Cessyt Massal. A military court martial
has been convened II Fortress Monroe Va, BY
ordsr Of Majoe en. Wool, commander Of the East
ern Division = The y. 8. Army, for the trial Of an
officer Of that post on : charge Of sransgrsssing
the rules Of The service in Furnishing soldier with
too much severity. ,sfsas
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The NNeE6clyss War.
THE WAR

THH UNEEKD BTATND AND MKXICO,
ILLUsrRATEDS
ENDRACuo
Pictorial Drawings of all the Principal Conflicts,
BY CARL NEBEL,
Author Of "a ArchaoloecaI Voyage In Msxcsn
DsscriptiOM Of Each Battle,
BY GEORGE WILKINS KENDALL.
Author Of The Texan ssnsa rs Expedition"
esen rcevsd b found ocs Of he Pcayuns
ths principal Bookstores Pncs sgan porfolis oss;
beaad ~ To thpas uhs vi purchase amias the
aud plates viii b odd fes -. js0 2dp II
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| lME-206 bbls: Alton Lime, ex steamer H. d
y Bscen en-, and fos sse ~ -o,,
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woman. Right. Convention.

This Convention assembled in
Worcester. Mass on Wednesday,
October Is. Paulina w. Davis, of
Providence, was chosen President,
and Angelina Grimke Wilke, of N.
Jersey, Lucretia Mott, of Pa, and
several gentlemen, Vice Presidents.
A large delegation was in attendance,
among whom were Mrs. E. Oakes
Smith, Mrs. Emma R. Coe, together
with most of the eloquent orators
among our country-women. Let
tiers were read from Harriet Marti-
neau, of England, Mrs. Stanton, Of
N. York, R. w. Emmerson, Horace
Mann, and others. Resolutions
were presented and discussed, advo-
eating the right OF suffrage as the
corner stone of their enterprise, and
an equality Of the sexes in every
political and natural right, and in
every sphere OF labor and employ
ment, especially the lighter mechani-
cal trades, and the learned profes-
sions, such as Law, Medicine and
Theology, and fair share in Cover.
mental offices, especially clerkships
For the proper performance Of some
of the duties Of these employments
a change in the style of dress wa:
recommended. 20. S. Journal,
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that petition viii be presen.
1 ted to the Commissioners Of Gallia county
at their December session, praying Ior a view
and survey Of a county road beginning in Per.
ry township, on the Portsmouth road, at the
mouth Of the lane thar runs from Samuel Cope
lands barn, thence with the lane to the end
of said lane; thence TO the Blacksmith shop Of
George L. Wickline; thence to the upper end
Of John Chicks meadow; thence to the end Of
the lane between Isaac Copeland's land and
Nathaniel Chicks; thence to William Perkins
stable; thence to William Haptonstall's mill,
in Greenfield township.
October 80, lS5I--4wS
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

ne Sseoad. ~. Sx Won sss =
lou. bee. know. ys. -is SSeaslS s s ~ sa0s z asso
for sores wssaa H Is% Tass n md @ S Ina. %
G.ppy
MEXICAN MUSTANG 1rS1xrsr
truly & M ss aa IT,
system ersnti
part tofA body pstisa
s oftAs thousands within u.
cold
bottle o the % Mustang the % Of he, gAsa ian @ and applied % s.
That @ % % %o s SI the & n% @ s s'sa .I Us. % S
i % ;S.s " q. @ @ @ % % % S % a Up e @ fs: @ Si 5 % Mustang @ sf La s
inn
n oI R Pi $ & sas P % $ " % 1sa % ia l' 3 % making very severe
& @ % ] % % % .Sa P v" % as % S = % % % m 3
consequences: % rpaS.
G A@ :. % @ han
rFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM.
@ tSs Miaas a siss It, . @ RS1s"a %.n
@.ny presence may give specimen u.
,.
and E a% % s % ni ; @ T%a % 0STs $ T Is and used directed and no" he H'
mean 9;st aSG. & k had @ who 3 had .as s r. % They
T Petersburg. H. had daughter 1ns c
s @ I The & entire % @ "os % % % , % 1ad % had Ssp % sS S than 3
the
FRIGHrFuL SCALP
ndyin St Ou,
Mustang Linient
while Hbeautf gsy hair that
led inobt
Big Head,
a Ring completely
his m y IS
supplied profit and sena
ExTRA!! .-sl
Liniment other
equally worthless trash saying it the Mustang Lnment But not be
deceived will not disappointed
nam $ loHn on the
In the increased demand putting cent 50 cent and dol
botue
GPiuepuI Depot
Lous nsOur.
61rDruuist andC tsuppie .. = -
Mkings p A. SANNS
plisO June ls5I-1y
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The famous pedestrian, Ellsworth,
IS making a 1000 miles tramp, at ST.
Louis, in 1000 consecutive hours, on
a wager. At our latest dates from
that city he had been walking twenty
one days, about half the time, the
whole time allowed being loriy-one
days and sixteen hours. Mr. E.
sleeps during the night only, dropping
asleep Immediately on coming In from
his walk, and generally waking when
his time is up. without notice from
his watchers.
We see it stated that female Pc
destrain has also entered the walk
ing lists, for 500 miles in 500 consec.
utive hours.
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CINCINNATI MARKET,
Oct. "a, 1851,

Oct. "a, lo0ls
Flour very dull to-day, and nothing trans.
pired worthy Of note
90 packages Goshen Butter sold at 20a25c,
and 90 hrkins fair Ohio at lie.
Cooperaee We notice a sale Of new Pork
barrels at 90c, indicating steady market. =
The supply this season is not more than ade-
quate TO the demand. We quote Whiskey bar
rels at IS TO 80c, and Flour do % to 33c.
Seed-Flax is firm at 81 per bushel. limo
thy ranges from so to 2 so on arrival. Clover
comes forward very slowly; small lots bring S.,
but parcels of any magnitude would command
a higher figure.
Olive continue to quote Linseed at 68a
Zoe, the inside rate for lots from canal, and the
liter from store and mill. Castor is very dull
and can be had below Zoe; Tanners' ranges
from 20 90 to % 90 per bbl. Lard 65a70c per
gallon.
Grain-Wheat is in good demand and stea.
dy at 50a60c. the inside rate for Mediterrane-
an. Corn 3aa3Sc Oats 25e.
Cattle-We notice sales of 200 head Beeyes
at 90, and 300 do, averaging 600 lbs, at 25
per 100 lbs net, both to be delivered about the
lst of November. Good lots sell to butchers at
5 00a5 25, and inferior as low as 50. We
continue to quote Hogs at 60a4 IS, net
One house has been cutting two weeks for the
purpose Of making early Bacon for the Southern
market. Contracts have been made during the
week for probably 10000 hogs, deliverable about
tbe Ist of December, at from 55 to 4 65. and
1909 in which the seller retains half interest
at 4 so At close, however, there was more
disposition 70 sell than buy at these rates.
Fruit There continues to be fair busi-
ness done in Green Apples, but prices are some
what lower, common selling at | 75a2 90;
good do 2 50a3 90; prime so, and choice 90
per Dbl. In dried there is very little doing, the
few lots in market being limited above the
views Of buyers. A small lot Of peeled Pea.
ches sold at lie per ID; and for Apples 25
per bushel was offered and refused, There is a
small supply Of Lemons, which are selling al
10 90 per box. MR. Raisins are selling at ? IS
per box.
Wool The market remains very quiet and
there has been little or nothing done since our
last. We quote as before, say
Full blood 33a35c; IA do 30a33c; 1-2 dc
2Sa30c; IA do 26a2Sc; Common 26a27c; Tub
washed 26a27e; Pulled 00a00c; Extra fine
Fleece 00a00c: Unwashed one-third less
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-30
KOssUrn's ConIso.-The N. Y.

Tribune, of Saturday, has the follow
ing information on this subject:
"The great topic for some days
past has been the arrival Of Kossuthr
but there is some reason TO suppose
that the general expectation with re-
gard TO the nearness Of that event
may be doomed TO disappointment.
We have seen a letter from Constan-
tinople, which states that the inten-
ton was that the Mississippi should
stop first at Portsmouth, in order TO
afford Kossuth an opportunity TO
meet his near friends in England.
This seems also to be confirmed by
the unusual anticipation entertained
there that he would soon arrive, and
the preparations made to welcome
him. The letter further states that
Kossuih would leave Portsmouth for
London, whence he would soon pro-
ceed TO New York. After arriving
here, his plan is said to be first to Wis
it Washington and express his thanks
to the administration for its inter-
vention and aid in procuring his re-
lease; and next he will visit the CAPT.
tails End chief cities of the different
States.
MOVEMENTS OF KossUTH.-A l.
though great preparations have been
made at Southampton and London
for the reception Of Kossuth, it seems
to be the general opinion that he will
not land in England, but come di-
rect to the United States. When al
Marseilles he expressed a wish 10
pass through France TO England, but
the French Republic seems TO have
been too unwilling TO irritate Aus
tria to permit him. At Genoa, also,
il is reported, he desired only to plant
his foot on Piedmontese soil, but that
Government represented that posi-
bly, Austria and Prussia might take
unbrage at any entertainment OF him;
on which representation the patriot
withdrew his request. We think
one account from Constantinople
represented that Capt. Long had en-
gagged to the Turkish Government
that Kossuth should be conveyed di-
rect to tie United States. If that
account was correct, the telegraphic
item TO the latest moment, by the
America, from England, that he was
expected there on the 9th or 7th,
must 90 for what it is worth.