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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
The most extraordinary discovery in the World isMe
Great AraLian Remcey for Jan and Beast
II. q. FARRELL'S.
CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENT

WE DAILY HEAR of the most Astonishing cures
being effected By that great and popular medicine
the gennine II. q. FARRELLS ARABIAN LINZ
MEST, and we can truly say, from our own knowl-
edge that medicine ever discovered has perform
ed the same wonderful cures, that it has, both in
man and beast, and it is equally good for both, which
makes it truly valuable. 1t is therefore hailed
by the suffering the greatest blessing Of the age,
and no would ever allow himself to be without
this sovereign balm, who had once witnessed its
magic power disease, and its wonderful poten
cy i'll relieving pain, however severe. in few min
utes time. We earnestly desire You to call npon the
agent, who will furnish you, free of charge, q small
book containing, besides other valuable information
large list of certificates from many OF the most res
pcctablc persons, of effected by this celebrated
medicine which surely eeough to convince the
most sceptical of its transcendcnt virtues. We
tce several certificates ofrheumatsn cured after the
patient had suffered every thing but death for five
to twenty wears. Also cases Of paralysis or loss of
of the limbs, where the flesh had withered. lcav-
ing nothing apparently but dried skin and bone
presenting horrid sdectacle that their FRIENDS
LOOKED UPON THEN APPALLED, while physi-
clans pronounced them BEi 0NB ANY HUMAN
EFFORT to Relieve. 1t is the most eicaeious
edy. Known for burns. sprains wounds, bruises, chill
bains, neuralgia, toothache. bites of insects and
reptiles, tcroat weak eyes, tumors. sun
paiu, etc. etc.; and is used with uHbuundcd success
in most of the ailments of horses and CATTLE such as
sweeny, faroy, sprans, bruises, Wounds stiff neck
and joints, ameness. swellings, gals ehafcs sore
eyes, partial blindness, etc II used in the begin
ming Of iista, poll evil, ringbonc and saven. it will
invafiablc stop thcir fther progress Every fam
lily 81 Guild keep this valyable medicine On hand rca-
dy for any emergency,
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NLAENIEU,

August the 3D. by the Rev, C. Beard Mr.. JoHE
NJ. WEAVER, to Miss CAfHARISE NJ. BrcKANNoN.
BY the same August tho 23d, Mr. DAVID l.. FRIp-
LEY and Miss PoGLY FIX.
September 9th. by the same Mr.. lIESny Fix and
Miss ISABELLA liEMP all of Augusta county.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
&eSSi03e lSs15 .-'E6.

FENlE Annucl Course of Lectures willcommcnce on
l. Monday, October sth, 1858, at College Building
corner of Marshall and College Streets, Kichnond,
and continue till 18th March ensuing. Catalogue
containing fuller information, will be forwarded to
those who apply for it, specific enquiries answer
ed by letter.
Es- Professors Fees for the whole Course, IN
Guiding demonstrations, $l20 90
DAVIDI. TUCKER, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
Sent, Is. 1S55,-tsth Oct.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF V.TEE.4BEE L,l.VF,.
ON Saturday the 18th day Of October, 1s55 will
" sell at Public Auction, the Valuable Farm on
which Inow reside, containing about
geo Acres.

NUO ACHCs.
more or less About one hundred acres Of this farm
are cleared, 40 acres of low ground, and about 20
acres good meadow land and in good state of cul-
tivation-the other part well tmbered with pine and
oak On the land is a GONf0RTIBLE Loo
u DWELLING, with other out buildings. Also new
Saw Mill, which is now doing good business
This Farm is situated on South River abou, IL
miles from Haynesboro', miles from the Fish
crsvillc Depot: and about ten miles from Staunton,
and is III oil the best ncghb0rhoods in the county
being convenient to Churches and Mills
There is we'll u. good water in the yard. and the
farm is generally well watercd-Suuth River run
ming through it. Futhef description is deemed ui-
necessary, any one desiring to purchase will call
and see Tor himself.
Terms will be made knewn on day Of Sale.
Sept. ID, 1855. q. W. BRAND.
Rockingham Register copy It.
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REMOVED.

MRS. l.. H. WARD has removed her Millinery
1vl Store to the newly fitted up Rooms opposite
the indicator Office and door west of Morris
Il Goods Store on Main Street, She respectfully
asks the attention of her patrons and the public to
this notice. She will leave for the Northern cities
in few weeks, and will open her FALL AND WIN
TER GOODS early in October.
Sept. Is, 1854.
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4 NEW NOVEL,
BY one of the Bells of the Odd Dominion


A NORRIS, Publisher, will have really this daf-
n "LlGIlT AND DARN NESS" or, the Sna.nw
Of Fate. a Story of Fashionable Life. One volume
al9 pages; Y NO. Bound i'll unique style OF cloth,
10 cents.
(Extraet from the Prefaee.)
have enieavered in this Aook tn portray the
bad not : wholly bad, the good a. immaculate
since nj human nature is either rarely never tue.
To sEnW how errors. which senal. at fist.
grow into crime when fosfcred hy Indulgence, aH,i
excused on the principle Of fatality or any otllrr
pretcnee bs which the perpetiatur seeks alike to
blind himself and others; to prove that To the TN
governed passions and foilles of the many, tiere
than to the balcful crimes of the few, owe the
mseries which dakcn social life; and that the most
brilliant gifts of the person worldly fortunes
many smiling spells which lure to RUM those who
the slaves OF inrnsc; give to each has proper
share Of bamc-inakiug not one the wholly SHINING
nor The other the wholly sinned against-s the OBJ
ject Of the work.
{From the Homo Journal.)
This is an American Novel, fresh from the pen Of
fair daughter Of the South. It's story of saJiI
ionable society, and the scene is laid in this unro
mamie city. Many of the characters drawn
from life No book that has been recently Issued
frem the press will excite curiosity, sd none
will be road with asitliy. The style il grace
fn and pleasing, the plot original, and the interest
Of the tale Il sustained with marked and peculiar
ability. We predict great success for this and
beautiful work of fiction, and hope thai the fair
writer will find her trppings in author land as
gratifying to herself as they promise to be profitable
10 her publishers.
Sept. /, 1S55.
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EsTNAY

rTNAkEN up by George Shuey, of Augusta county
i as an estray, IlLiFFER, Of dark brown color,
with some white On face and belly. No marks
Supposed to be one year old. and appraised AT lei,
dollars. An Extract Testc,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk,
Sent H. lS55
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TUE relaxing heat Of Summer brings with it pc
cular tendency tn disease. The Liver Incomes tor
pid, the Bloed feyered, Indigestion springs up, Il
cnsncs. Toward oil all these dire effects, take
CAREERS SPANISH MIxrrRE; its purify ing ond cool
ing influence over the Blood with its tendency to
very best Summer Medicine, Ne one should fail to
try it who values health.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
New Goods.

vYNilE undersigned has ustreceiye from the North
il ern cities his FALL AND WINTER supply OF
CLOTHS, CASHMERE vEsTiNGs, &c
which he is prepared to make UP to order His fall.
fashion plates have also arrived, to which he asks
the public atepkNp. His patterns ofthe latest
and most fashi( e styles, and surpass any thing
of the kind exlh04ted in this marke. for some timc
The cutting department of his establishment, is un-
der the immediate management OF MIlIenry bare,
on, of the most experienced and tnst ;poks in the
state. lie respectfully asks visit r. s friends
use his utmost ability to please all
His Stare Room is next door to John b. 6cherer 5
Confectionery. JNO. NJ, AEFliN.
Sept. ~, 1855.
FOR SALE,
HORSE, Top Buggy and Harness. Also a Sad
n die and Bride. Enquire OF .,,
A. NJ. SIMPSON.
5 pit. o., ls55.--Union Rep. st
<NuANO.--A fresh supply Of No Peruvian just
Nlsecived aud for sale by
sgpt, -. 1875. bflihh 20,
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NOTICE.

NOilCF4.
A NJ SIMPSON / co. hereby inform the public
N. that the firm under that name having been
dissolved by mutual consent, Go take place Juty let
s5s, they have placed their bonds, secountr ne,
in the hands O. j. {. Wheat for speedy settlement
M Please call at the store and settle,
glNIE bonds, accounts dc. Of \, NJ. Simpson y 0o.
l. to Iuly LIST, ls55, have been placed In my
hands fer settlement. Those knowing themselves
indebted will please come forward and settle.
Staunton.. Aug. IL. lahk. j. z. WIlE.AT.
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE
E1Es. n. EELEssEE.I.V'

MOULD inform The ,ruplic he is located at No.
w HAMILTON ST., Albany, y. ", where he
is prepared to treat all diseases with uniailing
cess. His TWENTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE
and travel. practicing under the direction Of the
IN ,si talented l'it sicans in the world.
Iii, late travels among the Western and South
Western Indians with hi, former knowledge ol
Medicine. has prepared him In treat with that dc
gree of skill heretofore unknown Ia medical
men. His Medicine, prepared fren new articles
based upon new principles. void Of all delrterious
effects. common to other medicines. Many OF
our leading Physicians have testified this fact aud
Use his medicines in preference to all others
Persons at distance, by sending note enclosing
ONE noLLAg, stating agesex and symptom Of disease,
will receive proper Instructions. and Book con-
timing the names and USES Of all Plants, Roots,
lierbs and also certain hints and secrets to married
ladies. Also elderly unmarried ladies would find
something in this Book which they nor the world
nener dreamed of. Every persoh, of whatever class
should possess one Of these Books.
AGENTS WANTED
In every town in the United States, to sell the Med
iene, for which good wages aud commission will be
paid.
All letters must contain twenty-five cents, in or
der TO be attended To.
Sept. Is, 1a55.-ly. L. FURMAN.
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The business will be continued as heretofore by
myself, she trade in Flour, Bacon, Butter &C., still
kept up. Guano and Plaster furnished.
DANIEL FISiIBuRN.
Waynesboro', Sept. Is, ls55.-at.-speet. copy.
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Dissolution.

rTNaE firm of Fishburn and Awde was dissolved Oh
Il the first day Of Sept. by agreement. The part
nershp, accounts are now ready for settlement and
will be attended to by D. Fishburn who also assumes
all debts OF the firm. FISIBuRS Il AWDE.
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Prepared by j. G. AKER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.

NJ, Sold by j. Il. Eskridga and j. r. Laird,
staunton. John i. Arnall, Waynesboro. james L.
Ross, and by all Druggist and Dealers in Medicines
eserv where.
june 80. Is55.--4n.
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BIG E-I .gEREA

in the tract about 900 ACRES cleared and in q
good state Of cultivation; the residue is well timber
ed. There is good Brick Dwelling House upon It
and IA well of never-iailing water in the yard lhi'
Farm is situated in a ine healthy neigfborhood,
convenient to ChBrcIes Mills and Dstillcries;
which affords fine Market for grain 1t is seven
miles from the Virginia Central Railroad.
will sch at the time and place
A GOOD MILL SITE
within quarter Of mile of the above Farm, but
not attached to it. This water-power would be q
good locationfo Cbopping Mil. Saw Min or any
other machinery tirat the purchaser might Wish.
At the same time and place, will sell all my
H0USEHOLB IND KITCHEN fLRNITiRE
four horses ard twofcsl Mich Cows; two-horst
wagon and harness for same, all Of which are new;
one buggy and harness; quantity of Wheat and
Oats, aud all my interest in the growing Corn crop
Also four or five number one Negroes, ono u
which is good Cook, Washer ant. lroner.
Terms made known an day Of Sale Sale Of til.
land to commence at ii o'clock.
JAMES +. CARSON.
August IL, ls55.- Chansbcrsburg Na) Vale,
Mil 1
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

and calculated to act directly upon the blood. clean
sing it from all impurities, and by its magic powers,
invigora'ng all parts OF the system.
1t has cured consumption when all other remedies
had failed,
ltbreaks up instantly the worst colds, coughs and
inhucnzas.
1t cradicates hollis and pimpcs from the face, and
makes the skin clear and beautiful.
1t cures erysipelas, and all cuaneous diseases, and
is Il sovereign remedy for female complaints.
In word, it ceanses the system from all ulcerous
humors, and restores it to healthy and invigoratcd
action throughout.
Hundreds OF testimonials from living witnesses
can be seen, to prove all that is asserted of it
great and sovereign of all the above diseases
treatise .Scrofuous Diseases be had
gratis at all respectable drug stores.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by J. d. EsKRIpGs,
Stauntor Purcell, Iadd Co., Richmond; i. II.
Stabler l. Co., Baltimore j. I. Antrim, Green
Vile.
W. Principal Depot, 400 Broadway, \. 7.
B.-No person should despair until giving THU
medicine trial.
August l. lS55.-ly,
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LOOK our rou CoexrERrLirs!


The public are cautioned against another coul-
terlet, which has lately made its appearance cal
led ". b. FafrelIs Arabian Imminent, the most
dan terous of all the counterfei,s because his hav-
il the name of Farrell many will buy il in good
fifth without the knowledge that u counterfeit
exists. and they will perhaps only discoYcr their
error when the spurious mixture has wrought its
evil elects.
The genuine article il manufactured only bf IL
q. Farrell, sole Inventor and proprietor, and
Wholesale druggist No. II Main street, Peoria, Hi.
nos, to whom all applications for Agencies must Gu
addressed. BE veu get it with thcletters H. Il.
before FarrePs thus-H. &. FARRELL Sand his
signature Oh the wrapper, all others counter :
feits.
Sold by J. i. Eskridgc, and By regularly authori-
zed agents throughout the United States.
va. Price % and 30 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
hamlet in the United States, in Which one is not al
ready established Address II. u. Farrell q above
accompanied wiih good reference az to character,
responsibility, dc.
Aaa- j. u EsKnIpGK, Agent, Stanton Va.
Sept, s, 1s55.
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PUBLIC SALE.

HAYING determined to go south viii sell 20 The
i l. highest bidder, without reserve, ON Tueaday
the 25h Of September. if not sold privately before
that time, my farm lying branch OF the.
MID DIE RIV
two miles North eff Middlcbrook, and adjoining the
lands of William r. Dunlap, Mary NJ. Palmer, Leu
~ Mish ana others.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
(FORMEKLY GADSBY'S1
v. ". CORNER or THIRD STREET AND
IENNSlL FANLi AVENUE,

". ". CORNER OF THIRD STREET dNL
FENNSlL FANIA 4 FE.NUE,
WA SHlNG1ON CITY y. G.
TNHE Subscriber begs leave to call the attention OF
i his friends and the public To the above IIotc
of which he has just taken charge Proprietor.
At much expense the house has been recently re-
fitted and refurnishcd; the ROOMS and paflors hand
sonely decorated, and, in short, the cnt cdifct
made to conform to the most modern STYLE
THE WASIIiNGTON HOUSE.
being located but one square from the Capi oil
grounds, and near the Railroad station, presents
to these visiting asnst ton accessible and con
vcnien retreat, whence the, may readily reach the
Departments and Other places of business i'll the
city.
To such may become lis guests. the ndcrsgn-
ed pledges himself to Spare pains to render toii
sojourn pleasant and agreeable With polite and
attentive assistants, prompt and resp ctu servants,
and table supplied with the best WANTS ri the sea-
son, he hopes and expects to make the Washing ton
House that will rank with the first Hotels OF
the country. lie respectful, soeits trial by tn,
travelling community.
Ii"ardcrs taken BY the week month. Charuc
moderate.
cOEEAN BAKER, Proprietor.
Washington, i. c., sept. ~, lsa5.
10S BAREELs extra fine qaatie, Old Ey,
/ 81 Whiskey
lilo Barrels Medium quality do;
Is q aud Casks Old Cosnac brandy
125 :. Imitation do:
80 Barrels American do;
Pipes Old '.lioliand' Gin;
10 Barrels Peach Brandy
20 4 Casks Cherry do;
20 - " Raspberry do;
20 Is i" Ginger do;
10 Casks Old Jam. Spirits
IS Or and q Casks Pale and Bro Sherry Wines
IS j" ,. .. Old NADIA do;
q +" Old Portdo
IS Casks Sweet Malaga do;
"a Baskets Champagne do;
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205 .ECFsEN.

The farm is in a remarkably good neighborhood,
thence to Amsterdam, and eleven miles from the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. buildings are
comfortable dwelling, with six rooms servants
house, d good Stable, barn &c.
The sale will be without reserve
TERas:-One third of the perchase money to be
paid the day Of sale, the remainder without in
tcrest) in equal insalmcnts at one, two and three
years, the purchaser to give bond for the defraud
payment, with good personal security, and the title
to be retained till the whole is paid.
Possession will be given ON the first of October.
Persons wishing to look at the land, referred
GEORGE 7. WILMER
Fincastlc, Sept. 8, lS55.-st.
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DIR. l.. B. WRlGlipS
UnfaiiiHg s-SerOfulOuS Antldotc.3
| SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE fer al! dis.


II cases arising from
THi'NRiTf or TIE moor,
of whatever form name. Unlike most other 80
called remedies that daily ndvertiz,d and COM
pounded by incompetent and unprincii'ea persons,
This medicine has been prepared will the utmost
skill by regular practitioner al eighteen y;l's stan
ding. Owing to Che frequent and accunuiatihg ca
of scrofuous nature and the utter inability OF
during ten years his life all his leisure hours from
his practice, in study to discover certain rene
dy for this most fatal form OF disease. At length
ing satisfied himself that he had succeeded in lsiG he
commenced the OF the '.Scrofulous Antidote in
his practice with the most remarkable success Since
which time its fame has without the aid of adxcrti-
sing in the newspapers, spread far and wide Re
ports of its wonderful cures have g2uSvfrem mouth
to mouth, until the demand for it, combined with the
earnest solicitations of his friends. has induced him
to offer it to the suffering throughout the country.
In so doing, the DoGRr would remind those suffer
ing that it is prepared by him personally, and con-
tains nothing but what Is
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AGENTS WANTED
PUBLIC SALE LAND ANDa

PUBLIC SALE OF LAND ANDa
PER S6s.S.6K NsEegbEp EtEsE'E:
MILL he soldat pubic sale on Thursday the It'll
w day OF October next, at gthe late residenc,
OF Col. James Crawford dec, quantity Of person
al property consisting OF Horses Cattle, % of them
fat 25 Stock Cattle. and a number Of Mich Cows
and young Cattle two four Horse wagons, and suh-
dry farming utensils, with II variety OF Household
andHitchen Furniture, &C.,
Ant. the same day will be offered about
THIRTY ACRES OF LAND.
living within one mile and half Of stanton, be-
tween the Central Rail Road and the Staunton and
Scottsvilc Turnpike.
Said Land will be sold together, in lots. laid
oilby survey and plot, which will be exhibited on
theday of sale, any day to suit the purchasers.
Terms of Sale of the Land will be one third in cash,
and the balance in two equal annual payments, we'll
secured, and of the personal property terms made
known ON day of sale.
MARGARET 4. CRAWFORD,
Exccutrix OF j. Crawford dec.
Sept. &, 1855. -Spcc. copy ids.
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PUBLIC SALEOFLAND.

WILL. be sold On the premises upon the 18th day
w ofScptember, (ifiair, il not on the next fair
day. tract of landlyin in Bottoourt county, con-
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nIVlSE Services will he resutncd t,iaa wi,imr1
~ ~ The 'hapei on sni SuAdag 81 ,septsmhpr Il
u a'cleek A. n.
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AUCTION SALES.
By JAS. c MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FXCELLENT FURNITURE and House.


IL hold Effects ut Public Auction On
TUESDAY morning, October 2, at 10 O'Clock at
the residence Of Capt. Magruder, In one Of the
buildings known as 6adsby's Row, on Pennsyl-
vsnia avenue between 10Th and 2lst streets, shall
sell all his furniture and Household effects, COM
prising-
Suite Of walnut plush covered Pa,lor Furniture
Rosewood marble-top Centre Table
Walnut Writing Cabinet, Whatnot
Chinese Tea Poys, reception Chairs, fancy Tables
Bamboo, extension, and reclining Chairs
Pair Of four-lightg gilt Chandeliers
French pl tie pier and oval Mirrors
OIL Paintings, China Vases, Clocks
Walnut extension dining Table
Mahogany Sofa, Chairs, SideSoard
Brussels, three-ply, and VENT an Carpets
Excellent Mating, Oilcloth, Rugs
Mahogany French Bed teads, Wardrobes
Do dressing Bureau, Washstands
handsome zebra wood Wardrobe
Elegant green and gold enamelled Chamber Suits
Complete cottage Chamber Sets, in Imitation Of
wa nut and oak
Superior hair and husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets, Sheets
Marseilles Quilts, Toilet Sets
Window Shades, Cornice Curtains
French China dinner and tea Ware, Glassware
Silver plated Casters, Fire Sets
Hall and Chamber Stoves, Gas F fixtures
Superior Cook Stove and Fixtures, Tin Safe, &C.
logetner with general assortment Of Kitchen
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 a credit
OF 60 and 90 days for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
sep2l-d Auctioneer.
III The above Sale 10 postponed I'm con.
sequen"e Of the rain until kIOAY morning, Oc-
tOber 5th same hour, at which time Il will. take
place without regard to weather.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
&C I'd Auctioneer.
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Georgia Elections.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 2-Richmond county
gives Andrews $50 majority, and for Lama,
tAmerican,) for Congress, over Stephens, l7s
MuscOgee gives 800 majority for Andrews, and
81 fer Hawkins (American) for Congress. It
is believed that the whole American ticket for
the Legislature Is elected.
Democratic gains are reported in Columbis.
Burke, and Jefferson counties.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Oct. 2, ~ p. m.-Eight counties have been
heard from in full, which give Andrews !, 200
majority, and the American msjorities for
members Of Congress generally exceed those
for Governor. The returns come In slowly.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.-Flour has declined I2tc.
Sales of Howard street and Ohio at 81 rs and
City Mills 1921, in consequence of the Eu
repeat advices.
Wheat has declined Ave csnts-white 81 80
asl.s5 for good to prime; red 81 65aSl.75 for
good to prime. Corn 10 lower. White and
yellow sold for 85a86c. Rye Is q triHs higher;
Pennsylvania, Sl17.
Provisions-Bacon sides 13tc.; shoulders,
49,; bulk meat, shoulders, nominslly ia;
sides, III; hamo, liz.
Mess Pork-Sales ruled at s2l. Lard liza
lilac. in bbls. and lsc. in kegs. Beef is Tn,
changed.