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NOLICer

At my instance an attachment was this day is
sued by John Hays, justice of the peace of Rose
township, Carroll county, against the property and
effects OF Matthias Fisher, an absconding debtor
March ~, 1853. DAVID SHAFFER.
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Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Ad.
ministrator OF the estate of ELIZABETH CRosIER
late of Carroll county deceased.
Feb. II, '53.-3t. ROBERT CROSlER.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed and qualif-
ed as Executor of ne estate of Robert Peoples de-
ceased. Those h ring claims against said estate
will present them ,gally proven within one yea'
from this date. JOHN A. UTTORF,
April l6, 1859. Executor
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THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
or, GASTRIC JUICE

Prepared from Rennet or the fourth stomach Of
the OK, after directions of Baron Lebig, the great
Physiological Chemist, By j. s. Houghton, NJ d.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
al digest" Such is the true meaning Of the
word Pepsin. 1t rs the chief element, or great d.
gesting principle of the Gastric Juice the SOL
vent Of the food, the purifying, preserving, and
stimulating agent of the stomach and intestines.
II is extracted from the digestive stomach of the
OK; thus forming true digestive fluid, precisely
like the natural Gastric Juice in its chemical pow
ers, and furnishing complete and perfect substi-
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This is natures own remedy for an unhealthy
stomach. No art of man can equal its curative
powers. II contains no alchoho bitters, acids, or
nauseous drugs. IL is extremely agreeable to the
taste and may be taken by the most feeble patients
who cannot eHt a water cracker without acute dis
tress. Beware of drugged limitations. Pepsin is
not drug.
Half teaspoonful of Pepsin infused in water,
will digest or dissolve five pounds of Roast beef
in about two hours, out Of the stomach.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
OF The scientific evidence upon which this
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Call on the agent, and get descriptive crcu.
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Combe's Physiology of Digestion DIR. Pereirt
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York University Prof Dunglison's Physiology
Prof. Siman, of Yale College; DR.. Carpenter,
I Physiology &c, together with reports of cure
from all parts of the United States.
PEPsrN IN FLUID AND POWDER.
DIR. Houghtons Pepsin is prepared in powde
and in fluid form-and in prescription vias for iht
use of physicians, The powder will be sent b.
, cran ,f far 1nIla n.
) Houghton, Philadelphia
/ 0rTObserve this!-Every bottle of the genuine
fepsn hears the written signature of J s Hough
ton, M. D., sole proprietor, Philade Pha, Pa Copy
right and trademark secured.
5 CS5-Sold by all Druggists and dealers in uedi
cines. lrice- one dollar pc, bottle
| Agents-C. A. Begel, Carrollton John J
t Smith & Co., New Philadelphia; Hening & Mel
win, Steubenyille; Nicholas Bour, Canton.
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Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrat Of
the estate of Win an H.eon deed. All persons
indebted to said estate will make immediate pay
ment and persons having claims sgainst said
estate will present them, legally proven within
one year from this date.
Eehrnrrr IR. 1871.
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SECOND ARRIVAL.

We are just receiving a splendid loI of La
DIES DRESS GOODS, of enurely new sly les
Plain and Figured Persian Cloths, De LANES,
&c. CUMMINGS & BRACKlN.
Nov. "a.
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G. IUSSEY,

CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONIGNaENTs.
0HF Ag nts for all Steam Boats and PropeIIers
in the Luke Superior Line.
IWm. A. Otis Il Co Cleveland.
Refer to miles g. Wheeler, Buffalo.
(r M. Howe, Clshier, Pittsburgh.
Feb 6 1852 Il
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Estate Of Samuel IddIngS,

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have been appointed and qualified executors OF the
estate Of Samuel lddings, deceased Those in.
debted will make immediate payment and those
having claims against said estate will present them,
legally authenticated, within one year from this
date. ELWO0D IDDINGS,
GEO. w. EVANS.
March 4, 1853. Executors,
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I,OOO Book Agents Wanted,

1000 Book Agents Wanted,
To SELL PICTORIAL AND USEFUL WORKS FOR THE
YEAR 1853.
1000 Dollars a Year!
Wanted 10 every county in the United States,
active and enterprising men, 10 engage in The
sale Of some Of The best Books published in The
country. To men of good address, possessing
a small capital Of from $25 to 800. such in
ducements will be offered as to enable them to
make from SO TO So day profit.
OF The books published by us are all useful
in their character, extremely popular. and com
mand large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars. address, (postage
paid,) ROBERT SEARS, PUBLlsHER,
l8I William Street, New. York
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For Rent,

will rent for one or more years the raven
Tavern House,
store room and lots in Harlem. The stand is
good one for business. A person well recon :
mended can have bargain. Possession given i'm
medately call on the undersigned at Carrolltsn,
Ohio. VAN BROWN.
March IL, 1853 st.
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Notice

NUIICb
Is hereby given that the undersigned have been
appointed and qualified as Administrators of the
estate of J. G. Kennedy, deceased Those in
debted to said estate will make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one year
from this date.
SAMUEL STERLING,
JOHN Il. TRIP,
July 8. 1853. Administrators.
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40 lgrldge Ruilders.

seu;ed proposals will be received BY the Com
mssioners Of Carroll county, at the Auditors Of.
fee until the 18th day &c May next, for building a
bridge on the Steubenville roaG, mile east oi
Carrollton. Specifications of the work may be
seen at the Auditors office.
JN0. HOLE,
w. WALTERS,
F, FISHEL.
March IS, 1853, Commissioners.
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Cea Liver eliza superior article just re.
eeised q. the Drug stcrs Of
Dec. ], 1851. C. A. BOEGEL.
Ehe Pure white Cod s.iver OH.
for sale 1T the Drug Store Of G. A. BOEGEL.
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NatIce

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
anDointed Administrator OF the estate OF Jacob
Muckiey, late Of Carroll county, deceased;
Those Indebted will make immediate payment and
those having claims against said estate viii present
them legally authenticated within one year from
Ms dste. JO>EPH RANNE.
/ Oetober %, 1889.
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6orleur Springs,
CARROLL COUNTY, OHIO, d
JOHN HILBERT, Proprietor

The Establishment has been pat in complete re
pair, and new building erected for the comfort OF
Patients and Visitors Hacks and other Onvey
ances constantly running to all the Principal
Points.
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pARTNEItAaRIP.

A Partnership has this day been formed between
the undersigned in the mercantile business, under
the name and style Of Cummings Brackin, and
we invite all the customers Of the "old corner"
and the public generally, to call and see US.
March is, 1859. !. P. CUMMINGS,
!. H. BRACKIN.
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Cod Fish, White Fish and Mackerel for sale
dec. 81, so. c. A. BOE GEL a
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For sale by DR.. G. A. Boegel' Carrol'on 0.
James Forbes Sr, New tOgerstown; H. Roby
& Co., Leesville; R. E. Smith, Pekin; H. V.
Bevcr, Oneida; E, ]. Barkdul & Co., Magno-
liza; Gregg g. Mace, New Lisbon; Arter & Mich
OILS, Hanover; Il. Triu, Minerva; R. K. Grey,
Waynesburgb; Jno. H. KIiPpard, Louisville;
John BealI, Cadz D; Croskey & Parker, New
Market; John J. Smith, New PhiladelPhia; G.
Weibe, Zoar, Henry Grew, Richmond; Hilber'
&Co., KiIgore; Wm. Walters, Harlem.
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splrl. Of Norlhern p,mn,rnn, p.n,r..

We continue To make extracts from Democratic
papers Oh the removal Of Collector Bronson. From
art ,ce in the Albany ARGUS we take the extract
below The article IS a long one, and there arc many
other hard things said about this "uls'gLe" Of "our
most ,rce'isgt President But W. need only copy
enough from il TO adj testimony upon testimony that
iu the opinion of a large portion Of his own party.
that "misirli amounts to a complete sell Of the
party to the Free Soil faction II is nm act sufficiently
significant to show withwhom the syinpathcs Of the
Administration arc-if any farther proof had been
wanting on that point Some Democrats wc ar.
pleased to find, are not blind that they cannot
will not see, the gulf that s before them Those
demonstration come from quarter where we might
have had least reason TO expect them. ltis source
of qualification that n times like these there fs enough
of conservative patriotic spirit among Northern eli.
Gems Of the c1niclcrcy 90 take bold national ground
against "the power % the throne" But as Southern
err, we arc panied tp have % make the humilIatng
conf ss1n chat Boz the ranks Of our political opponents
thcrr many at the South csrou.ing the cause Of
Those whom they have hitherto been loud in de
nouncing he btcrtst cncmics Co Southern in.u,u.
tions. Has 90 como 20 this-that citizens Of the
South arc 90 look % a portion Of the Democratic
press for yiuiicit1u ~ those principle. inyoiyii.
uior dearest rights fsr as u includes the journals
ct the Democratic party Il is too true
The following IS The extract from the Argus" We
commcn H. together with Others e Ike import that
We have previously copied To the serious consideration
of DOR southern friends
The origin Of ibis Oairagevhich m'y be REGARDED as
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RICHMOND WING.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The Inrclgn NcMS

The next steamer is in, and still have nothing
definite from tic seat OF At the time of writing
this article, in possession Of but little
Information than that given by our telegraph reports
yesterday. Before going to press may have fun
Their details OF the foreign news by the Niagara. As
ut present advised have but brief reports Of the
twU important subjects embraced in tie European
now viz the state of the markets, aud of the
question. Of the former, are informed that
breadstutis have recovered from their recent decline
and prices are tending upwards. That should neccs-
sariy have the effect TO advance the prices in our
own markets and such result, we have reason to
anticipate II has already had its effect in advancing
the price of brcadStus in the Northern markets,
curdug to market reports 10y telegraph yesterday
or the war news, are, perhaps, doomed to anoth-
or disappointment in the settlement of the great
question OF peace war and may learn, after all
the anxiety the subject, that matters yet in
Std;u 2uo. We have col licting reports. On the one
hand OF inc casing warlkc aspects in the Elst-that
the sultan has given notice il the Russians fail to
evacuatc the Principalities within fifteen days from
the date thereof the date Of which is not given hos
tIitieS would bc cOmnenccd-that the fleets OF Eng
land and France were called to CJnStantnopc aud
that declarations of war poStcd-t.iat the En-.
peror Napoleon had said, at last, that Russia must
great preparations still being made for the COM
menceucnt of hus,itics and that there is escape
from That is, we believe, the substance of the
news Oh tn, war side of tbs question Ca the other
hand we have the old rumorS, again, that notwith.
standing the preparations for war, the general im
pres ions that peace will be preserved; and the
rather incredible statement that the Emperor Mich
Olas is disposed to make peace upon fair terns and
does not desire war. We have heard enough of that
to know what reliance TO place in his pretensions
desire peace Time is what he wants, AMI he may
well give forth such indications of peace long rs
the lroessed allies Of Turkey permit him to hold
disturbed possession of the Danubiau Provinces
We are gstting somewhat tired of this subject and
so, suspect, rea lers-the price Of wheat
TO the contrary, nevertheless, Enough is known
of the general scarcity in the foreign crops ensure
good price for wheat without regard 10 the influence
of the Eastern difficulty upon the markets Ii the
European Powers are going to fight, they had well
20 at it without any further unnecessary prelmina
res. IL not, they had better bring the a,llr San
anicab'c djIs;ment" at once. We hope we shall
soon hear OF its decision way or the other
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PETERSBURG MARKETS, Oct Give scarcely
know what To N quotations for wheat aud flour TO-DAY
Since early in the morning the rain has been falling and
outdoor operations have been of decidedly unpeassn mt
character. The steamers (the Niagara - reached
the city about o'clock and had the fleet of rendering
ton since the arrival of the European news there
fore omit quotations for wheat and flour altogether.
ST. LOUIS MARKET, Oct le.-Tobacco-A light
business continues be done this staple The sales
both Warehouses since Monday amounting TO only %
hhdI. Monday there sale. Tuesday 10 hhds sold
the Planters Warehouse, 10 at 50 Is go ate 10
10 At the State twenty hhds offered only of which
sold trash, Mt 40, at 10, and ., lug-, -
30. Tue ID hhds eced bid of at 10 3 Go.
To-day IL bids sold at the Pantcrs-l at 81; at Is
. -; at a 40; and at 5 SO per loo lbs The
seasons business is pretty well over aud all that is
selling is to supply the city manufacturing trade
hold ON speculation No prime and little of
good quality offering. Fire manufacturing would bring
from = To- but there is OF this description ON the
market.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Oct. 2l.-Tobacco-Ar-
rived since the lIth inst H. Cleared in the
Isl hhs leaving stock in warehouses and shpboarl
Of 2S 5J7 hhds.
The Tobacco market has continued very quiet and
have not heard OF sale worth reporting giving IN
dcaon OF prices during the week. We understand,
ever that factors firm in their prctensions and
repeat our last quotations Lugs Sia5 81: Leaf Inie
Nor to common, 6IG &c; Fair to Fine, l-2aT lee
Choice and Selections, 4aS 81 per 10. One hid o.
the crop arrived on the 18th inst being the first
the season. and sold yesterday Sc. II brought
down yesterday by the Australia from the plan
taion Of f. F. Lghtner, Tenn. and consigned Messrs
Levi Caldwell
I. S-Since writing the above, hear Of some SOC
hhds taken including 264, mostly admitted Ice, anC
| II selected Macon county at Sc per h.
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They know their Man"

The Free Sellers said So when they went with such
n rush for Franklin Pierce. We told our Southern
Democratic friends so-we wa, ned them not to be
deceived but they would so It blind. Well they
can for themselves now. They have been BIT
and badly too. Whose fault is 1t? Not that Of the
Free Sellers, for they said publicly they "hEc Hcir
sl.aE." No; ours, for We did all we could to save
them from the trap adroity laid in the city Of Bal
timore about the month OF June, 1892. The bait
took They huddied under the trap, and all
together with some soft Wings who couldn't swallow
the nominee Of the Wing National Convention. be
cause Oudicrous idea indeed lie was suspected Of
''sympathysing with the abominable Free Soilcrs'
The birds were cagcd-thc triggers sprung last No
vcmbcr, and they are all snugly caIght-and that
with chat. We had supposed they were old ,uouch
10 know better, but turned out they were g-e-
e. than we took them 10 be. They are in nice fl X
HOw-ain't they?
The original Democrats are bad enough oil, but
those most conscientious Wings who couldn't support
Gen. c,tt-where are they? Their case is truly
Iitiablc. We do feel for them. Their conscicuccs
were 50 tender that they constrained most re-
IaetaAdy to abandon their party-to give up the
cherished principles they had so zcalou,ly struggled
for-to break of the dearest attachments Of party
associations, and surrender to the enemy by throw
ing themselves into the arms OF the Democracy
Their brethren about this time, must think
them in pitiabe condition. when they consiI.r their
own fix. But they have sympathy to spare for
them. They need all their prayers for themselves,
and prayers a,c not likely to avail them much now.
About all the pity they get is from their old friends
the Whys whom they abandoned for there are still
some ties OF former attachment lingering around the
proiigals. They were only 'takcn in'-thats all +;
and when we tn Of their harlships, our bowels Of
compassion ycarn towards thym aud wc feel like for
giving them all.
The Free Sellers arc chuckling in the height OF
their delight, the success ofthcir'trck-thc way
they trumped the cards Of the Southern Democracy
and "conliiing Whig.." They have the game in
their own hands now. We hope they will use them
lnercilully and take too grclt am advantage Of
their crcdul.ty. They arc bound to have jolly time
for noar four years to come, and afford to show
a little generosity. They knew GIrir man-di'nt
they? Answer, honest Democrats aud dupcI Whigs.
If YOU do not con>cientously think now that they
did
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Huntsville, Ala.

GUANo.-A letter IRON Washington the Baltimol Q
Times, that powerful organized effort is in pros
gss Washington induce President Pierce to under
take such vigorous will break up the Peru
Wan Euauo monopoly, and throw open the
lean enterprise. Various Agricultural Societies have sent
committees to visit the President for this purpose and l.
Is said that the President, feeling the Importance of the
subject to our aSricuturastS, has determined open
negotiations with Peru in reference to IL. Great
plant OF the monopoly has been made in many parts OF
the country, and with little justice lot the supply in the
uted States Is always kept sufficiently scanty
the article to bring high price, and enchance the
profits Of those concerned in the monopoly This
tainly petty business for national government be
concrrncn, but the payment of the Peruvian debt
involved IN the proceeding, there does much
probability OF a chan se.-T y Gd-riis.
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mocracy Of the State aud of a4on With the Free Soil
Anti Canal and Short Boy iactOn-InAy be traced directly
Judge rousons percmptory aud Hat footed rcfusa
permit himself be identhed 10y implication, with
the political mounchanks and chaatns who introduced
professional uans and dcsperadOcs into the state Con-
Venon. armed with slung shot and bowie knives foe the
purpose Of ovcrawne and controlling its deliberations and
results This rrpughauce the mputstion OF being
peced for momcut OF such dircputabc Sssocia-
tous, snd still more disreputabc and sinister principles
honestly and boldly expressed, though cmiGcnty chaRc
teTstc and worthy vi the man. and entrcy in harmony
with the wishes and expectations Of his political friends
,he the dcsSus OF the short boy leaders
and partsans. They inceused AZ the intrepid, faith
iul unCompgomsng outspOk ken public officer who thus
defiance. For this offence, aud other they deHdSdd
his removal Aud they were obcyed-vho,hcr from a
willingness to obhge and ira;euize with tho Free Soil
and Ant-Csnal partisans, from craven pusIaiin-
y that dared to refuse such uothng-let the poo
PIE judge.
OF course, some prccNt must be conlrvcl to cover
up this arrogant demand the land and this ncLd
cd subSvrvcut compliance the oihvr Hence tae coarse
insulting abrupt letter of Secretary Guthrie Coce
tot Bronson rebUEinc and reptimanduE hu nos because
he bad discharged his duties villa entire fidelity and
ability, and cmiucuty to the satisfaction Of the Whole mcr
camille community but o>tcusbly because his sppOuV
mcut of the petty Offices his disposal, which Mr.. Sccrc
tary Guthrie rad gro and in detail himself "Apptoycj'
had been made with sufficient G0cJility towards the
Free Soil traitors OF SiS who compose the rank and
lie Of the Au'Ciua and ShoriHny faction of this state
with the Soft and convict and bully accessories OF the
present day The tirc The manner and the obvious
rude and offensive aud rurpo-Sy provocative Of ju, such
prctcNt needed tue iogc-oidiuci sActj
nee 10 tie iueNOIaolc spirit Of Free Soil nlIguIy and
Short Boy terccity."
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TEsTiN"NiAi o. RT.rEcr IoE NE. BRoNsoN.-We
ave ei TO see that movements have been started 10 cs
i'y in suitable manner the high estimate which our
community generally place upon the noble iudepen-
dent stand OF the late Collector Two clas.es of our
citizens arc about TO take the initiative in both of
whom IL H. peculiarly appropriate the Merchant. Win
whom Mr. bronson iu bis official capacity was rougbt
into the closest contact and the Bar of whom io Ia.
long been one Of the brightest ornaments TIL, GI-
loving call has been Issued in the name Of the rner
chants:
We, the undersigned Merchants Of the CITY Of New
ork irrespective u party Indignant 100 tho unpara.le
outrage perpeirited hy the Administration in reno
wing the Collector of Port on the simple ground
iahc would not allow hnselft be- used as uarrv tool
ask our fellow citizens 10 as a. the Merchants
Exchange, on Friday afternoon, 2,h inst, at o'clock
publicly 10 express our sentiments:
Prom member Ol the Bar we have received the flos.
ing notice.
meeting Of the members ofhe Bar. and the Wer
chants Of the City oi New York, will be- held nj the Law
Institute Library Rooms, iu the New Cv Hall this I.y
at TIRE" o'clock DO the afternoon Tor the purpoc Of ado
ting preliminary for rendering Judge Bronson a
dinner, OF Otherwise maniysting appropriate expression.
oicHc 40 his removal from Office and testly,ng esteem
Tor his character as public officer, aud private citizen
CrosF or rnr iIoEsr Exhibitions The great e,hibi-
ton Of horses, az Springfield, closed on SATURDAY The
morning rather unpleasant rain having fallen liberal
y over night muster Of the premium animals took
place the track, when their owners were furnished
with lg-, ON which were printed the number Of their
rrIh.s. Afterwards. there some trnttap but moth
ing extremely remarkable iE point Of brief time. A
sale took place 40 ID o'clock GEORGE Wellington b
"Cisaius ". Chy' colt three years old sold for
:51i, MARY a white draft mare, eleven years old.
Tor siNn-hrr colt five months OLD, Tor 100, Gamer
icsu Eagle hue young stud horse, for 1850. the
sable s-tcrs,' hue pair Of black Morgsus fpr 55u
Champion drat-coi, four years oil Tor 300. to
Col y. ". IhOmp-On, Of Springfield; dante" a bay
g"dug, 20 A. l.. Deycrs Tor 100 Young Quebec u
iuo stout bay, six years Old 90 Adams & o., for
200: Topzcy,' a thorough. bred mare 70 g s. West.
Tor 40 'IIsmIeionisn,' Morgan -tud seven year.
H.H HI Dol |fFH NN.rU Al
"B.lck Hawk -,Id, 10 b. =. Bolton, Of Canada Tor
POO. The.c prices were not isidcrcd high. At
noon. The members o he press the invitation Of Sam.
uel Jwies, E-q, editor u the Springfield Republican
partoDk Of bic hospitality and spout o. very pleasant
hour. by two O'clock the exhibition ground wa pref.
y veil cleared the only object Of interest being the auo.
lion sale. The trains 10 the afternoon wore all heavily
loaded, aud they, generally, ale very bad time. The
receipts az the show have been OOJO aud the expenses
will be about $1,000, il IL aid