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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

cples The attempt to enforce tis law OF Virginia Oh
the mart Of tho ced State Courts is 30 far y'oso"
seains the United States Government, and IN do"noe
Of lis dignity and authority and should be 70 con.idsre'
md declared By the United States Courts aud Judges
II is eonterdsd tina, tho civil State Governments
Virginia. II any such legally exies, Is Provisional oH'
anil that the Alexandria County Court ia such on,
sufTsrauoe, and may be restrained end cohtron'u
ths war powers OF tho Government and thst '''o
States Courts IN rcbeious state are IN on'y oo"'"
TO Nj shape their action regardless OF state laws ~
rs they may ccntrsyene. . 20 co"p''n" Iap,on
Government sor tho suppression Of ths h'e'o
and ,or this purpose. mey exercise
II not prohibited by the military s"'no'
t;es and with their consent in preventing 'ho '"p'"p'
.,erc,so Of rower By the state Courts.
In az. ,ese inc counsel fer tho comp'"n"nt peneV'
not be Court and the District Judge. In the csi'ip
exercise Of iie,r adicia powers ~ in tunes OF pc'ee
con grant the prayer Of the complainant %, Shcui'
,u,b not b ,e case that in view of the heoehon ava
che e,irsncos Of tie country y need not sIcty scIu
nzo ia uowers OF govern It's action % "A ofdnhf! times
M, by declaration, by adyice, by oeistr diefum ~
compulsory action Il need be- aid In the reessrueuon
Of the rebeious State Of Virginia ana its restoration 70
tie Federal Union. upon thc principles o. lntue'
eos.it,. and advancing civilization.
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GRAfN-UnSsr more Hbersl sryiv.s Of Wheat "a L
'rsee ad,ces Rom Esrop. this market has been ,esy dsK
S e. az 49, a.s snS- s1 W:a sshs
a ol md ~: 4 ? s sa and
aer. ba, lower Sole. iosn su.s w-.,s1n q, s ST.
S1iy w e he u sa s rate sss M
clo.rd du .nd he.vy sale. q saooe Su.s a. ,sSei
u MiIw.rrrs Ilaxgr, oe, s-Rese,v,.. v1..s ,.a.,
70 oco bush No spring Whs't IN store. 10 busI No
aay $ saaI ''js r g. s,Ai h !, ri u,
hops only IL moderate reqsss BAT there 30 e,..
tis change In picss; .es Of loo bales ~@s5e Is y
M0LAssEs--ws hear Of 10 ss,es and pic, ar. nco,.
opening firm 1t an sdvnce bnt closing dbl ard syy Il o
h,ide figures For 'uure dewey NO hear o. slssef s
s 40 bb. d,o buyer the 2oth Of Oct aIt Ne lc.k
Of Nov. a! the same rates TIC sale, on tie spo COO
s9 S' rls Me- nd sa "a ~ IL:
Ae.s Beof, im sni faily active .sesof 20 IBIS
s" S4 .rc5 Fef ara nonin Beer Vans " r. s..
Of usfAet Cns Meats 10 !. r.. demand aud 'rei . l
Ble5n {. nese Ted Lard = sac. SD closes ee.sr; ss,
800 bb and to- at lsgleic fos fair 70 Pms Steam s11
PETROLEUM Is .ul and Price. s.vor n. buyer ".
quote Crude At J6i G37ci Refined III bond s3sea. md d.
RIcs 1. ir.c.i7s and price. ,rc uoutus'.
nj. Rough Flax Is dull 81 81 20 y BUSH d e re- Ts
oily I. ipsct:y. and noln'as'.
sU0ARs-aw eEcssdng'y quiet and prices favor L.
buyer small lot a. gro ery Cub, sold Il Re. psinea sS
heavy T., a lower. SAX - Pc Tor Hsfds
sPlCEs quist neasi iof no s'es worthy 81
tcs.
TsLLOYThe market I. doll ,ad prices are ea,,-f; ,.,
ofs09O rs IL die 10, Western ,Ssc Tot Albany and Va
q SIC. ior CITY.
WUpl-Dognesie fcere. srs erces DINGHY qbts', bgi d
prcss there l. p,Iticuar Cnargei ,oote SssYofs
NJ hs.n sd Indiana - isoh 70 81 o. FOX COMMON /,
caoco Ohio, Penney v,ra sri vrina. 13e . " 10; Wa
r.r kJ~
,ucIy ind uansa,ee sod)oc Puaei Wool, to,19sc &,
YORK City sc. ~ $ or Country, and 81 gy1slE
Tor choice Country PckOcs; California l5doOc. ior Wshed
md 5u 81. f5r CEs1si e. Foreign descriptions are ss3
very quif. and pcr nominal 70 Guo'e t's,rslsss
81 d.0c q fs Un,sa-grd Cape GOOD Hope sicsl0Sc ley
TO-. do African SIC Colt "a lnaaIhso a 1la.Oc. "a
v shed, s1.. Aucli = i50s'c for Unwashed \. A
rsrno and gTa4fs Tor Mr-iIo corsoya. Cjatl Smyrna
5Jaas. Rpsisa a5o-c TO- long white Naltei Doosto.
and 9Gda or Urws,hed d. Ess, ladis, 0aSSe lor WbA
s.i TarkDy, .pgs5c.
WHi5Af-'rle us.Le = dull ,ni prices tsssr sa.s
ef tCc tbis O. 81 154 81 &c Tor Western.
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uuy vopx DAILY TR1BuNE TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1854

cst xecurjsy upon the LIST Certificates were 10 95.a
"a, and we're In fair request Tho loan policy Is not
received by all prudent people, and Judging from pre-
,, Indications con 10 placed at satisfactory fa,ee.
Their. 4. abundance Of money upon firm security,
,ocb n, Federal Stocks are now conceded TO be- and
Ittlo IN h borrowed by hoBses overloaded with coffee
ten sugar. dry Goods, and the whole list OK imported
and nanusaciured goods. which consumers Go not
mean 10 take until prices arc much lower.
On ean money was offered freely NJ per CENT anu
balances cannot be used at this rate. The western
failures have eivon Lew shock 10 spectators Ia pro
,luce and merchandise here. and coInhercih cfouS's
are carefully examined. That somebody ~ p'JiDs
heavy ptercst for money Is clearly shown by 'As lo'
that two years six PER cent Treasury Notes "h o"'
months interest have bsen paid money to pfokefs
IN large Gums. Prime paper sells al 9 per cent al"
from IS 20 IL ror second grade.
The subscriptions ~ the 1908 to-day have
been Si.cs6, 200.
Sterling is heavy ut 100 in Gold for 90 day.
end 10 for short. sight bankers francs. 5lo@5l''
Frcights arc extremely dull but in rates
ther. is no special ehsnge To Liverpool, $50 tuns Oh
Cake at r. 3D. and 30 London 80 bbls Oh Cake NJ ~
ID. and per steamer Is 600 busi. Wheat at Al.
The following statement shows the condition
Of the Now.YOrk City LoDkr:
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MONDAY. Oct ST. m.

Gold has been comparatively steady. The
closing price 1884,
Stocks lave been irsoguia. and good doal excited
Cnou g.. frcc. carly IN tho day very low prices Wet,
u.dc. Erie which nhy be- taken as a test, selling IT
ssi. AID elosins weak a. tho Exchange. more conf.
denoe shown and the price TO 500. Ate. the
B0ara the market broke. aud the quotation vas ssi
1t tho soeoid Board. there Improvement ~ s9i
s0l Tho market IL sns'aisoi by purohasea 10 co, er
,hort Isles. Bat This demand docs not help prices
materially. There lie O good deal ct trouble among
Western merchants specializing In Stocks and
tho street IL steadily loaded with railway slares
sold by tsss parties to strengthen Themselves in
their regular busineSs At Che Sock IL.
change the following quotations wero nsde
United States % Of lsci. Registered. i1.
Dc. Coupons 1864 1866, $40 coupons lo6i alo6i. Ger
e5t ASH, Missouri W, u d6it N. r. Central
2s6,lci Del ngd.. l5eoi55, Pacific Nail 9,a6
s7s Atlantic Meil. i1aSi7s, Cumberland Coal. 59ld
s9,, Pom. Coal lasdl70, Central Coal, 5000;
,lsri.oss. "a a35, Canton. ~ d2oiJ Quicksilver ~,
70, Erie so aeoii do. preferred, s9i dlp0; Hudson
Ilyer lo9!aiosl Beading. i2o si23t Mich. Central.
lIeidll9, Mich. So. N. Ind. g. 96ei; Ill Central
li5iall3i; Clcvosnd e. Pittsburgh. s5i ee7, Glove.
L,nd Toledo i05 9i0J, Chicago T. Rock Island.
20 a9oi, Chicago. Darlington Quincy. ll3eild; Mil
sarkee & Prairie du CHEN. i7idl.ii Chicago NORTH
Western 1i go, DO. Preferred. 1901; rttsolrgh
Fort Wayne. GOT agl; Tsne Hauts & Alton. '3as2.
High priced coal s.ocks offered freely Indor tho
break down In coal. Delaware and Hudson. for which
Us WA bid on Saturday. was offered at ISIS. and it2
MY bid The low priced speculation shares ere lower
aud not in demand. Hudson Rvsr was al exception 10
he market srd sold At lO9i aiG9i against 1854 on Fat
,rday. Late In The day Hudson River sold at ITO, %
i0i.
Government Stocks were lover auder the arnounco.
rerl u tie t!9cc.OW lcsn, ~. hey were the r-ous
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ADVERTISEMENT
TIN FOURTH NATIONAL BAyK-
HEy.YOBK DtIOsITARY

InASsiAL AGENT or TIKI UNITED STAfEA.
A -

FnASsiAL AGENT or TRg UNIED STAnA
N0,. y and % pine.st..
Receives Subscriptions ~ t5e no" 80 TREASURY
soIys which a.e con~ortihs IT maturity into SIX PR
crNr Goip BEAn.So $50 BONDS.
Commission. OF per cent allowed in al! os,es and
hbclnl ierlas to Banks who bay TO sell again;
Receives aulsci iptiols TO no 1910 Bonds
Converts the Old 2 3lO notes into per cent. ieel
Bonds.
Collects V'arnrts and Drats or the Treasury. and
trareacts all other business connected with Govern
nonl NORRIS KITcnuK. President
L. W. VAUGHAN, Casi ser.
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NJ a ss.x

NospAy Oct O. kDk
tSiES-Ihe mario. " unsettled AND lower Sales Of 30
hhls al ~ 25d Ill 20 Tor Pos $40 - " for Pearls
COroNTnu marie. 10 dull md nominal AID consequent
~ W, omit quot,ioog
COsfEE quic, ami nominal sale, 0f6oo bags Of 81 Do
m.ngJ In bond on ysivs.r kcrns. ~
FlDtH AND MtAL-Yhe market for Western and stst.
Flour Ia l. syr AID prices 5c dAc per bhl lower
owing 10 tho decline Ia Gold tho ness liberal .nv,' and
lras favorable ffon Eurupe the mar ct close- d sa
mach de,rerssd ...s 800 bbs OF = oo9s1 ~
10, srpor;I. stsci a. Sass rs for EIs do ~ Joa
20 ior r,nry do 30 VQ 81 ~ Iof tao low saiss OF
Wos'rr1 Exa; 60 ?5a ~ IS for Shipping ohoi sveye
ell a. 70. iaa- aai falliy DO eni w ,'G fix lsr o.
Louis Extras. Canadian Fiorf IL % doh snd i'c S|"c
oer GALES Of 200 Oh attaa 20 ~ for III. ow Hao's
fs,ra, AMI - o3Sii 10 fer Tnie AMI ARMY 70:
Soufs rodr l. hsasv AMI ice. q 5c lower and sho .ket
eoss, du .alea OF - brs 1t $40 Vds eo ior Miiei
70 ood sspe in. Cornuy Baimofc - 90 fO $50 MA
fer Al- lid !.my To- Aye tout q, dun ana heavy sa@s
o. bb at 81 SEA 20 81 Com dts .-h,tye lro heavy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
Rrce;r-trfPrcMuce.

Ocr al no bsr,ci. 100 bsrIels Wisr ~ la.
~, Corn Mesi - 90 bnssrl Wheat 6nseo bnfhns CON
To- 90 hu.h-, Dat 1850 bushels Mst, 10 ac,sfss hbss.
goa ,scsG-s, pruyiors. ~ kages Lard. y. ,ses'rs
q (hA-. !. 80 usck,.-r E.l.nr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

USIoy WAR EAdlEs.--We are rcqne.,ed 10
call attention to the oil al proceedings Of he Union
War Eagles. Ia orr sds rising colnDna Ills 'resr1
sa,!on is growing rspI'! aid bids fsF g ren''r
Efficient ser.ies in TIE Campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

UNIVERSITY Law ScEcoL.-Profesecc john
Norton pvrcroy Dean 0. tho Faculty, VIII deliver iba
opening mc,are oftls oil in tho law rooms 81 re
Universiiy, at IL q IN u viii DC open 10 Tie phic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

PuLI's Had, .IoEiay. Der. 3.-We t.d
1000 bsnocks In market It's morning. and fraoc not
Fooa rs Il xas this day vses. b IN average Of hst
ceul pound god Navy u thc solesuen o, incdion
ard Inferior grades es,.r.Ai' prices lan ocnI lower
than last Mcndsy E.aG. estimate was hs'ca urcn Tie
early morning .aes il RAY 10 correct, boi taxing rhs
average OF the day. estimate the decline t'cay -
about halts cent Ell grades. We consider r. o.
the top Of the market ,cda- ii ugh few hroSt. nay
have fold a little h.gher To tub OF tho - ~
medium grades hive sod % l. &c p -. ord 81 rrv
ga re AID snlcs yer, du. enc n, 4oc'oes .ir,e -"
prospect that large ru.nher viii e eis OYER as tns
closing dsy aud expected. At ieas, a h'1t
that 800 were cil RI .,lhany G-i 400 et hnfr ara
hear OF some snail i"s on the J.rfey side oat -
grass" waiting for rise. some VI iho "solesst
Butchers holding III 'oa, wita dsisFr' .atioa
not to buy cIcptst n, cn decline un'n last eess
rates. They ,e.e - reason iAat hide s.i q. sfs
light and that sdes II -! sid lssi week - go g
b.. And ihoes taies vii rot is..ss fa7s-. is Tis'
isked to-day. Zoe supply Of bricck, snisls' I iIs
class butchers Is very Agti today. anu buyers
in,is, that they hays p.id rs sga % la's
week taxing guilty lGo Account ard f.w - 10
statesmen concur in this opinion, bat Tho Mt"ly st
The price IL not ~ .o'A. lie geet,r. Nm 10. eos'
and iany YESTERDAY. |, warn to-day without fs'a nal
not clear IL is .s7ornoc 10 those Who iSlc htn
on the hooks. IL 10 worthy o. observation trsf 'n'
large portion " TIE certc mere to-day have cove t'as.
in rst hands Eyidonty the specuisors haze heS eo"f
this week. About s>h " upccnhtry cattle ase IN ma
ket today and large urn'er hon OTHER "a = u y =
State Parlics ere egidcul.y AFRAID II -ec'iic sed
are working OF s,ocs .laG rs possible. ."Gn@'S.
takes l4) head this week. Sheep stand sl1ri - as'
week Sales to-day oi droycs. average :; g., - e.
A lot that average m "a b-ou.tt SIC. i'GDs ars
very dull a. 90,ac. e n. nr q cas- " q a.se.
| There is decided mproyencr. n the swine maFs"'
not In price. but in tis Me Sat buyers S' opc ~ ~
any pr1c. which they oG'i not some cays q q 49,.
week past. Tie price To- ~ Is 9012:.. 70 wv
weight, and q few ext good at i3s. snas 81 ,lor
have Killed and sold at y In, aud ioss'S ~ ."
carload are capmou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
MgpTIyo or TIE lkRcEAsT TAucns.-

meeting Of tho Merchant tiors was held yesterday s'
tsrnoon ai Clinton Tfa, aIr Abraham Lent o. lie fiji"
Of C.oncy & lent IN the hail TIE object o. The Meet
Inc wa. TO consider the advance Of wages dea; ~
tho Iourncyuen tnor- Of hiy pr cent tut re decision
ves arrived d. by tie meeting to sny ;i1'c psr II
action.
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CITY sfEns.

Ex-Gov. George s. boutwell, Of Maes. will
nddress tho citgens Of Bfooslyn tonight % re Head
quarters Of The Central Union Club cOrre. CT Fdt.n
lad Pineapple streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

THg Ngw.YoRX HISTORICAL sociLiy.-lhe
regular meeting. Of the Now.York His,9ie, Spcci.
will b. resumed Ia noFruw night as the Hai q ths
Society. when t'eo pape;s 10 DC reaGc,c on The
Ante. Revolutionary Cri.ainel Records Of k"s Xosk
County" ard the other lie Alleged Dsoov,rie, "a
Verrezzaso 10 1894"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

REMOVAL or AsaEs AND GAEB ace. -ssversl
o.. s7tes anil roffs if0B tia
sidow slks were opeci Yesterday morning Z, iae onsc
oftse CITY Inspector tit avian. hes as vi BEEN
made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
fid,er..s n'en.t

The GREAT FAN 81 the New-Engl6ud r,dirs
held Springfield S-,e mOAr q o. swsrtsd lsf's
prsmium 10 wilcox CiDss' for lie "Bt'i sse''s
Swine NASuIyE"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

RrNR's AFRICAN FEVER AND AtuE trhf.--
90 Liberty st, ny stairs.
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The PEsNsYLy ANA .,rATR FAIR held =. Es'
ton sopem5eY "a 20 3D. .vac! g.. highest preusn -v-
Nedsij 20 "wuLcox GA,ss. Es~.ierk. ioE tie "hs'
SEWING MACHisk'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

The VERMONT STArY FAR held

River Junction Sepsnbcr Is n 49, sv.rles be . pr
mimi to WILCOX aIDbs," Erw.Yorx, for 30 M
FANNY SsWlSa MAenHs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

fAtysrt',smentI
PRICES REDUCRp ON ALL KIypS OF
CuarAN MAfrHI,p.
u. l. 4 4. u. Kelly, No. AZ fssAsSV'
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IA 'v~r.iss ment !
CirpkTH from

CAEPHTS from the q EAT AUCTION SAILS
TREMENDOUS reduction tn prices ~ Epsih H. si s'ss
Brussels Three ply, Erran end Star Carpets, hnsf ns~
EIalilis- Ooths, 2stls and Piano Covers, ss, 80 -
Bowexy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

T,rrsf The Lane Sp,e,e Ci-criGoH ead Deao'is ~ p
Bo.l, Of "a, GU u Nsv. YORK. foT ne eek sEa-g Se
u,lav or. l. 1894 10 ualh ~ erslsd M tsP''-
If ,fri BGak
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COMMERCIAL MATHIS.


500 Nissonf. state ts-..s. ~ >
1000 ohio n Miss. Cent?. 3 :
fso t1............. ~ 4.
SsJ Frie sh N',F- hts...lln l
ROO . ". q NJ. Ids, la,s lih
100 Detroit. Ms t0i. b'is.i0o
1nD' NcDrcgrNn ~ nif - !
lc9J An4sricsn sod I'LL. :
loo Canton ,onpsny.... "a. ]
lnn lnnnh. Cod pei. DID. ~ q
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24
The Fugitive Slave Law Rene led

The House Of Representatives., Monday,
passed. tho bill repeating tho fugitive slave
law by voto Of eigb.y-two to fifty .eight.-
The bill bad sIrondy p<ssed the Senate. aud
nov only awaits tho signature Of the Presi.
dent to become eflcctusi. Viewed in all it's
aspects the fugitive slave law was proba bly
the worst law ever enacted by the American
Congress. There is no light n which IL can
DO made to appear justifabe, 1t was an
act OF unmiDgied basonesss and cruelty. II
assailed the conscience aud insulted tho
pride OF half tho people tn the country. who
protested but wore compelled 10 submit to
tho humiliation. This was enc of many
causes, which qoickeped tho public senti.
ment OF tho !ree States to a sense OF the
atroclty OF slavery, ana aided In concentra-
ting and organizing it into formidable, and
ultimately triumphant political form. Tho
repeal OF tho law morks an important step
in tho progress of legislation upon tho sub.
ject'ot slavery. II anticipates but little
the passage OF that browning ac: of justice
and national union. by which slavery will be
made impossible under the federal consti.
tuition. Worcester Spy
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24
Sabbath School Celebration.

The Board of Managers of the Geauga
Co. ). 5. Union. at their late mooting, do.
cided to hold s. =. Celebration at IIamb.
don, July 4tb, exercises to commence at
ten o'clock A. M. d. W. Garfield, ESQ.,,
will deliver the leading address. Voluntary
addresses are also expected from clergy.
men and others present, interspersed with
singing and other exercises, by the children.
The officers and members of Sabbath
Schools, and all friends are earnestly and
cordially invited to be present, and aid in
giving interest to the occasion. To avoid
the labor and trouble incident to public ta-
bes. families are requested to furnish their
own refreshments.
By order of the Board.
JOHN NICHOLS, Cor. Stc'y.
Chardon, June 22d, 1864.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24
n Roback's Stomach Bittera
SOLDIERS Home, SUpERINTENDENT's2 }
OFFICE. CINCINNATI. Juna 4. 1864.

OFFlCE, CINCINNATI, June a, 1864. :
To DIR. w. 9. RoBAcK-
MY DEAR SIR: am dispensing o sec
ond invoice Of your Stomach Bitters among
the large number of mon who daily arrive
at this institution for refrcshment and rest.
The universal testimony is that these Btters
are tho best made. For the various sum-
mer complaints which af1lict so many,
know of no remedy so safe and so sure
Plutarch says, ITO ask physician what is
easy and what is hard of digestion, and what
will agree with tho stomach, is about as sem
sible as to ask what is sweet or bitter, or
sour" Persons who look out for breakers
and have your Stomach Bitters in the house
Il am sure will never ask any one tho fool.
ish question spoken of by tho great phiios.
opher. must not omit word or two for
your Catawba Brandy. have many men
here who have brandy prescribed for them
by distinguished Army Surgeons. The of.
fects of yours on such are most beneficial,
far more SO than from any previously taken,
Persons who desire a really pure Brandy
cannot fail in their purchase il they get
your brand.
ON, Doctor, with much respect,
your servant.
G.. W. ID. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
As- Office and mandatory. Nos. sc, 5S,
60 and 50 East Third street. For sale eve
rywhere.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24

SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE HISTORY

HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
The most remarkable MEDICINE Of the day,
and the many cures that have been perior rmed
with 1t in case Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Nervous Debility, ami other diseases arising
from disordered stomach or liver, place it at
that have taken place in ihemedical world The
diseases TO which bitters are applicable are SO
universal that there arc bat few of our friends
who may not test their virtues in their own lam
lilies or circle OF acquaintances, and prove to their
own satisiac that there is ut lenst one leme.
dy among the mauy advertised me licines desc q.
wing the public commendation.
For sale by Druggists and De alers ever ywhere.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24

EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD HAVE THEM
From Il. B. HglNrzELMAN, Stetedrd 72d
Reg, p, r.: "Your medicinal preparation
Browns Bronchial Troohes,) Is certainly
valuable to soldiers in the neld, and feel
satisfied, II generally adopted at the hospi-
tais. many sleepless nights of the weary
soldier would be averted. Our regiment
are nov testing their qualities, and be-
iieve are all satisfied with their good effects
In allsvating those diatressipg affections of
the throat, arising from cold and exposure.
They are now daily prescribed in our hos
pital aud at the surgeons morning call. ."
Sold everywhere at 25 cts. per box.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24
The Musical Convention at Lerov.

Among The best of the meetings of tho
Union Musical Association, was the one
held at toe Methodist Church in Lorov. on
Thursday and Friday last. As usual.-tbe
bost feeling prevailed. and the entire session
was one OF interest and profit. The atteud.
ance was very good, tho average number IN
thor soats durDg tho two days aud even.
ing. being about sixty. A. large number
OF spectators were also present, at tunes
~eftilling the house. Tho exercises were
conducted BY Prof. Wright, In bis usual hap.
py aud peculiar style MIR. f. G: Stckuey,
OF Concord, also led few tunes in a very
acceptable manser. A vote of thanks was
given MIR. Wright for the ablo manner in
which he had conducted the meetings of the
Association, and tho Convention also gave
him something q little moro substau tia
than empty thanks. in the shape ofa double
handful OF Uncle Sans postage curren.
cy, amounting to lo56. The feeling ap-
poared to be general among the members,
that very much of tho present prosperity of
the Association was owing 70 tho superior
abilities of MIR. Wright as a Conductor, and
to the interest which he has ever been able
aud willing to throw around its meetinge.
On Friday evening. Public Rehearsal
was given to crowded, yet very quie. and
attentive audience. The 6rst part of the
evening was occupied in singing sacred mu
slo, with few glees /; after which the timo
was given up to singers from PainesviIe
and Monitor, who sang tho following pieces
of music, ofIheir own selection "If l were
Voice." quartette "When Johny Comos
Marching Home" a solo and semi chorus,
the solo sung BY Miss Radcliffe; II stand
on Memorys Golden Shores" solo and
quar:ette. solo by Miss Hidden "Wbore
Is Home :" by Mr.. r. Marshall and family.
And the exercises of tho evening then closed
with a quartette, entitled Good Night
Song" The performance of tho above
pieces was most excellent. aud they we're
received with much satisfaction aud ap.
plause by the audience.
At this meeting. all singers present were
invited to join the Association, and 40 new
names were added to it's list, making the
present number of members 3O4. The peo-
pie OF Leroy. evidently spared no pains to
render this visit of those from abroad, pleas.
ant and delightful. The best they bad was
freely offered for the use of man, woman
aud horse. For the warm welcome given,
their politoness and attention to all, and
the generous hospitality SO freely bestowed,
heartfelt thanks were duly rendered.
The next Convention is to be at Thomp-
son, in eight weeks. Thursday and Friday,
August lth and 18th. President, r. M.
Leonard Vice President, s. G. Shepherd.
An effort is to be made to secure the ser.
vlcos Of Prof. Partridge, on this occasion.
SECRETARY.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-24
Spiritual Meeting .

The friends OF progress will hold their
Yearly Convention in the grove owned BY
Theodore King, near Burton Square: on
Saturday and Sunday. June 25th and 26th.
Good speakers are engaged for the occa-
sion, and good aud profitable season is an-
l,cipated. All friends of humanity and good
order, and lovers of freedom, are cordially
invited. Exercises to commence at 10 o.
clock. Saturday. BY order.