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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15

NOTICE The Lifity tld Dow Town ofc" VII hr
CLOSED iof oissnr. aud repairs g. MONDAY. August
10 NOsuAf Au.lst D. irrilys. The kssiiu. Room " "
DO e.o.e4 on TO D., DO the 1ls inclusive. By order,
SAMUEL ". HARMED. Rec. S>cy.
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RorND HmL noTEL. NORTHAMPTON. Mass.

Round Hill HOTEL, NORTHAMPTON, MASS,
couples tho romantic mouutaB snd valley .csnefy WIN
lilo bee, odson seasy ofsccs tho rsfo.i running
the town and the charges moderate Water tao
"a with the hotel where hot vel 80 cold bahs
Ar. ineudiuz the Tutish snd chemical baths
b have obtnt much favor In throwing on tho
III, Il Of medicine aud ia siding to br-as n,id
on. and stubborn diseases reached by other camon
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AMERICAN WATCHES FOR SOLDIERS AT
RHDucsD PAGES
AMERICAN wArcmps yoR ,snnIcAys

TIM AsyRiCAS WATCH CoNrAsr rive notice that fhey
h.y. lately ssusd sy. OF Watch, expressly dss sned
10, Soldier, and other. who desire good wth 81 model ale
Price These atchs. intended to dsphos the worhe'
cheap Watches Of British aud Sw manufactures With when
this country flooded and which we're never expected TO
kesp time when they made being refuge manufactures
sent 10 nj. country because unstable at home Ard used here
only for JOckKYIs0 aud swIsDLis0 puIposes
We Offer sell Watch which OF INN MOST srmrAhfAL
sAsr,aCTrHE AN ACCURATE AND DURABLE 1Irh-hhrsh
and Ia Sterling Silver tases hunting pattern a. noary :" 10"
price s.srd or tbs trashy Amer" ana LPH" oil iosgh
make already referred TO- 49, ,
We have named the now sehs. OF Watches w EILnAr
Boston, Mass which will be i-und on tlr pave OF
every Watch of t Manufacture, aud IL one OF our usae
mark, -. 49,
Sold by all respectable Watch Deales Ia tho loysi states
Wholesale ofdeIs should bs addressed to
EOBBIss n APPLETON,
Agents for the American Waieh Company
Ma ITg nroudway N Y.
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From The Evening Pos, of J,ay 4 1904
a. rho Uu,urOyed UONse Pr -. a. 81 onr rod

From The Evening Post Of y,,Iy 4 1908
Tho Improved House Pur np.-Ssch OF our rssd.
may hassoceA,on ioI pp their houses indeed
proved Pump OF j. ID. wosss Co No. III brosdwsy one
OF the host in the market ~ ..se -spersr aasss
very simple IN consruca lad not iisre 70 sss out %
order OF II does may be esac act right "a w"'A 70
charm, the. any child o.s IT, and that "ma 81 sse
Ss,eins with lir0h pip thirty s,osr' per minute th
i, doe. not free.. In wnts. even NV. % ~
havu. ono tn. pSp: Nc 70. d. month: or
:sdwe give the .s,timo. Of without TOE
Ioor Y%d Pumps SIP Paa EsS s pa%p.. and Deep
well PemP. arc all LEGALLY SOC" d. wh hsys ae1ne;ns
tsstuony. - Va WEoi Col
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Death by Drowning.

AAscHKsTxR. N. IL, Thursday, Aug g. 1851
y. ". Smith, merchant tailor, Of this city, wsa
drowned yesterday in Msssabssic Pond
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS by l.. ID. HUDSON. NJ. D.,
Nav YAH A.tor place Clinton Hall up status u. =. sol
dis and nsfls. furnished without charge by order OF
gsoD-O zen. Hammond u. - A. and Surgeon Nhciah' p'o
BATCmHLOR's HAIR DyE-Ihc best III the
world Perfect nstusl reliable harmless. aud n''sn,aneo
Ia effect. The genuine Ia signed WII1IAh ~ bh'"s""
Sold by oil Drnsgiits Factory. No III barclays"
TIE PALMER ARM AND LEG.-B. fRANk
Palmer Inventor and Psentee AstorPsce gfoana hooi
~ Y. Also. Philadslphia and boston Only houses OF
Co Avoid in position by calling on tho Inventor
METALLIC ARTIFICIAL LEGS,
Made Of corrugated brass Patented Jan o. ioo''
WKIGns ONLY touK POUNDS. ,,.
SOLDIER. price, go; civilians, $50. a,nd ior cnews
]. W. WEsTos, Agent. No. 4si BToadwHy' n l.
SEWING MACHINES TO KENT,
And for Sals-Now. -,
Y w WicEEs IT, 1tB Bdway. cor Broome'st. ups'ai's'
GOLD PENs.--Tae best ami the chonpeSt, "
A. MonIos's. No. 25 Msidsr-lsns. hsw'fofs-
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CHRONIC CArABRH CURED.
~ q

HAD
NrS.YosK, March q. 1888
Ihi, 70 certify, Tat nave suffered from severe
CHRONIC CATAhRH. With . dull heasines, In the head
felt 'iopped s,coG panied b. continual
u the thos tue chis stealing vito oecs
.on h1he. goat tsh,ues. Of the CHEST and pain.
riuch that thought Nws consumption. Hav
heard tho great performed BY Dr. Won Eisenb~rs
4 consulted lin with boz little hope o. cure. all nov
happy enabled t. add testimonial % the great
ready the Doctors possession to his scientific
aud mod. OF Treatment he hss shown Ia
skill sud knowleds wh,h have procured for him
reputation 50 entirely restored TO perfect hssth
tbs, do NOS, .iucerely recommend oil sufferers from
{ HRONIC IATARgh and SORE THROAT TO spply Of
once 10 Dr. Nou Eeneers with cetauty Of bcus cured
FREDERICK WEBER No a69 Ahst
OFFICE,
MIC nrnudmay
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~ ElGHrErS MONTHS.
~ EigUrfEN MONTHS.
IN tighIEEs months

Martins Lie Cordial.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY FOR CHOLERA
CHOLERA MoRBUs. CHOLERA ISfANTUa. DYS-
EMERY. DIARRHEA. SUMNER COMPLAINT
PAIN AND CRAnP ~ THE STOMACH, SOUR
STOMACH, and HEARrBURN. .
Il relieves those di'asrrcahs .ynpsoms OF DYSPEPSIA
NAUSEA aud RISING OF FOOD after eating. and - .
sOOTIilN0 SYRUP lor CHILDREN has no equal. IL
regulates the bowels ssys pain and under lie vefy SoorHiss
Effects child gently dfops into squ.e usbe and awake
and invgosd II IL very pleasant TO ths taste aud
Children peAd Of refusing to t.is Il. cry Tor shs medcns
after one. t,inI Gail Tor circular and road certificates
nom ssch Prof n. =. Hill OF Brown University tho
Rev Hoses James OF Worcester Masa, Tow Chspsih al
Tie and Superintendent VI Blacks New
bern, ~ L officers In the Army, aud Oth-rs
B.Tbis article s warranted. even In tho most obsnts
cases. and Agents particularly requested to psy bach tho
money where Satisfactory evidence given that tbs msdens
has proved Intellectual.
Agents In New.Yck City;
r. c. WELLS Il Co.. No. us FtaItlin'st
n &. OAKLEY. No. II Psrkrow
RUSHT0N h Co, No 10 Astor House.
CASWELL, MACK Co.. fnh Avenue Hotel.
WIN GRAY No. 10l Broadway.
MARTIN 4 Co, Projectors. Providence, X. l.
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SIGHT RESTORED.

June ~ is61--Ny dear 1.usn;-r brought 10 Dr. Won
E.enoers slmo'i blind IN both eyes. ee.a Hos oes the
psll he light completely cured by Dr. Won Esen
berg and called gratitude 20 the Doctor
hi. and asrem.ttns attention by which recovered
precious after osinr deprived OF
Tor four years. IL = ouy DR. Won Else TO state
that ba,e tried several physician, ia vain shs be lisp
~ 10 bear p.r.oual te.tmouy Dr. boR -scsbef
ryA.od .uecs.. any LADY gentleman who VII ca
uUuH GILLON. NO &c Fgtousi. Brooklyn.
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Notice:
IT is A DYE.
r, Nm. WAR l8ts Mr. Mathews hst prepared tho NENL'
TAN IAN DYE Since that tins has been used ~
and in no instance hiss failed 20 give entire sas
Thr VENETIAN DYE 10 tho cheapest In The world Its
mia. 1. ONLY FIFTY CENTS and each bottle contains
ynhs h, quantity of dye In those usually sold for 81
IN. VENETIAN DYE Is warranted not 70 tnJuc the haig
or the scalp IL the slightest dsgss
This VENETIAN DYE works With rapidly aud cer'ainJ'
ths hsir recurring no preparation whatever.
I'm. VENETIAN bYE produces any shade that may DC
sdouc that III net fade crock wash ou enc tna'
q. a snt u the self For sale by ell drugSs
A. l. MATHEWS. General Agent
No. 10 Cedsrsa. Nsw.fork.
RemlngtOn's
ARMY AND NAVY REVOLVER,
Approved by the Government.
xy.u.nt,i mUrtior to sny other Pistol OF the kind
.aJ,.s. H. REMINGTON SONS Inou, N 4.
Thunder and Lightning. 49,, III
orIsS PATENT LluhrNlNu IOhDUCTOhS, ,ou =,
other Kinds put up Pnblc buidngs dwelnss snS
oiny nv hlAhTlN WELLS EloclrioisD, at J. d. "roi
Co. Pump Store, No. l59 Broadway, n. y.
Pnrsonss DIFFERENTIATION
Ehectnaly destroys ,,,., -, ~.
CROT0N WAFER BUGS, REACHES and
The rails ave thsir hoos 80 die l.
Sold by al druggists
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Deafness,

NOISES IN THE HEAD
DISEASES OF THE EYE EAR AND THROAT.
CATARRH CURED
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
AuA of Surgical and Practical Observations the Dis
ssses Of the Ear, with his Mode OF Trestnent."
NO. SIG BROADWAY. NEAR ELEvENTH-ST.
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Entertainment. Saturday, Aug. Is.


EIBLOS GAKDES-Th- Dute's Motto.
WALLACk's True to the Last, v iih the Gno.t .
BAHNUM's MUSkUM-Fsnt Heart Never Won Far Lad.
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Smith over Le.thsu, +7J. Smith Meprie' Aes0 I;
Smith over botb
WITH DISTRICT.

Clsy over Bsyle. IRA, Clay over BuOLn'r. ASA Ga,
over both, 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15
Harlem, I26th.s'., between % and 3d.ays
NRw.YoRK. May 6, 1886.

Ngw.YoRg. Mayo, 1862
entirely deaf In my LEFT esr. accompanied by dis
charge placed myself under Dr. No1 Eisenb-gs who
by bis great skIll restored to perfect herring in tine
short d few minutes without giving slightest
pain and tho di,chaye has css,ed entirely The Eusshsn
Tube which obnisrsted /, quite open aud Zoe tina,
the air passage performs II, Junction.. an amply satisfied
aud every suffering from impaired hearing
place hemseye, the treatment Of th. eminent and
successful phyicisn.
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OFFICE.
No. ZIG Broadway.
NEAR 1lIii ST.
Catarrh.

Catarrh.
THE DAILY TINES OF WEDNESDAY MKT tAusus.
10, will contain the ira, Of ssriss OF ies on CATARRH
ITS CAUSES. SYMPTOMS AND EFFECTS. BY DE-.
Lisurutr Of Thirty fourth Msrtspsos. author Of
Pop.lsr Treaties Deafness its Csasss end Pssvsrtou
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No 1876 NADrsoN-sr. Nzw-YoEK Feb. Q. 1863.
Ihavs besh completely deaf snd partially in
the other Tor .-Tsn-en years With sdisaseeabs dis
charge from both combined with conaus! rumbing
the hssd foF which have created oy
einsnt practitioner In the city without tho .shs' res
consulted d. ION Eenbers but must c.ndiiy ,hs'
had no faith In hi. SUCCESS when did It Is therefore
due to Dr. Won Esenber 70 acknowledge thu, entirely
susd sS thu. he displayed tia, skill and knowledge which
have procured for bia unysed reputation. A,
have hsd al opportunity Of comparing his mode Of treatment
VITA that otasr truly st. that IL 10 not only
or bat psepe, which dee. h, mode Of restoring the
heating ara, in my opinion, certain. JOHN TAYLOR
NEW YORK. July ls, 1888.
Tel. csnhs. that my mother hes been Tor tune sc
cd with ysris d,aaes. suffering from pain aud runbns
no.es 10 toe head to.-tber With other indications OF total
loo. Of hearing. Dr. Won Ei,eobers removed from her
great quant ser together Win ooasusted blood
swing isiAutsnsousy aud al! without pain II Is win
grAieiul thanks thst civ. ths testimony 20 his sh
CARROLL j. POST, No. 90 SOuth-si.
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THOMAS GRAsAs. No. SO sth..v

fhsvs rsa pleasure to testify to the 'n OF DR. Won s'en-
berg sto his ohcs almost completely deaf and
on, with my Perfect bearing II Is nearly twelve months
snce and the hearing perfect The operation which last
cd two three minute, in each Of my pala
whatsoever l. with confidence recommend 81 sufferers 20
place themselves under DR.. Won Ei"noegs ursurrssed
skill SAMUEL {. HUNT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15

The CLERK OF the L. :. Prize Court hiss sbsconded with
o- $4,000 Of Government funds lie ootaiued pefmi'-
sion the alleged purpose 90 procuring
50 ord winch presented to Col Good b. Ger ain
usfcs ia ksy W-s; who allowed 10 remain AFTER the
sruva Of that officer take command. The clerk himself
v noted CopleIhead ard hes been retained ~ ohce by
Ju5:s MsrVin 81 spite Of the protest Of loyal men"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

Day GooDs EMPoRlUn. large dry goods
Emporium OF Mesars. Hesdley, Richards b Co.,
at Nos $50 and 252 South Aigh street, is well
and most favorably known. As will be seen,
by their advertisement In another column, they
are daily recslviug fresh supplies of goods suit
ed to the season, and for ladies and gsntlemen's
wear. Their selections Of stock are made With
such care, skill and judgment, that they are
enabled to sell the bsst goods at the loves
rates.
Such being the case. persons wanting any
articles in the dry goods line, will fnd It to
their advantage to call at the Emporium Of
Messrs. Headley, Richards & Co. and examine
their goods and prices. The present time
should be improved for that purpose, 90 that q
choice can be made from the varied and ex.en-
sive stock they havo row on hand. Call, then,
as soon As possible. The proprietors and olerls
Of tho eassblishment will always be fouud o..
teuiive and obliging.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

first CoEcERr OF THE STAR SIeTERs The
fret Concert of the Star Sisters In this city
was given last nigh. at Nsughton Hall; the
second and !set will he given this evening -
Notwithstanding the iDclement state of the
weather the Hall was filled last evening with
an admitting aud delighted audience. We
thinS, from the manifestations Of appreciation
oni pleasure, which we're general and frequent
few persons were present, whose an:IcIpations,
however high they may have been, were NOT
mere than fealizsd. ryT ~.
Some portions of the programme were sung
with such exq1isite grace, skill and effect, tha
the applause which followed, We, hearty and
prolonged. This w,s especially the case with
some OF tue more popular airs suised to the
times, to which the Sisters gave some new and
affecting touches.
AS this second Concert to night is the last the
Sisters propose to give In our city on this, their
feet visit. We hope none of the lovers Of the
"ars divine" will mise the opportunity of hear.
Ing "the stul OF harmony" breathed forth from
the lips of Two of the most accomplished vo-
cllists In the country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

Ks,hsIron is from the Greek word "Kathro,' ol
Kathairo," ssnityng to cleanse, rejuvenats and re-
store This article is what lie signifies. For pre-
serving, restoring and beaufying the human bsIr It ID
the most remarkable preparation In the world. 1t
again owned and put up by the original proprietor and
is now made with the same care, skill and attentio
which gave il sale Of over one million bottles per an
mum.
1t Ia q most delightful Hair Dressing. t
It eEadicates scurf aud dsndruf.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
IT makes the hair rch soft and glossy,
1t prevents the hair from falling OF and turning
gray ... ....a... .....I ...
II reOtores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful head o
hair should use Lyons Kathslron. II is known and
used througho ut the civilized world. Sold by sl
respectable dealers.
DEMAs s. BARNES & CO., Proprietors
NEW YORK.
{ iulyli-dkweneoi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24
Cinclnnatl market4oc,. 90. :

fLoUR-The market was very duiiagais to-day. and
prices nominal eupernne was offered at IS oOSs 10
q DO Is s5 and 80 10 Dover ~ %iis faniS nie
at % 40. .. iIsl sGlf-, 70 sTTf--'-''sA
wHIsKY-A good demand and the man q, os,t,,
r@, n.@c, Sales 400 boI' at ss0sse, thsiaer ts fr
MRss PoRK-oid city was offered a. ela z. z1H'i :
LARD-Prime city l0kc. FClya
bacon but both are held hfmly owing 70 the large gov
eminent demand. ~ 2 - T,gf S1rpo sss-
sUoAR-Rirm ct l39I5c. .- ige,saa ,s7..'s-'
C0FREB-32034c. "'+ e astl.sla-
MOL ASSES -80D85c. y v.sr1 - N
WHEAT-The market has not undsreone any change
since last. Tho demspd is imiteo but there moi
much Offering and holdsrs are nrn, and unwilling to
si iOei ie fos prime red s1si sSoi IS foT Ken. Ken
lucky white The only sales made publis were 800 bu
C0BN-There Is . continued good demand from fhe
Government contractors and prices are 10 per tush
bS, n,sss have ot npds,sons IN adv Da Limited re-
we continue to quote It ate59s6c In bulk Har sold Al
the canal at e6c, and 5000 bush hheed In elevator ct
RYE--The receipts continue Hight, and the demand
fair the market rules firm at 81 Is for prime samples on
arrival. y ~ 5t
oATs-There was an improved demand aud q nrner
feeling In the Market but have change 10 report
In prices. and quote them at &c In bulk. " l1fif
The demand Is good at 81 403 spfing and 81 So
for fall but the offerings are light, is beng held for
higher figures. s. ass,a sFlrgst4 4gE1 q
HAY-The demand is light and confined To- the local
trade and the market rules dull at e25D2g 90 for
prime timothy 10 bales on arrival and sN oO02s 90
from store.
oHHBsE-The demand 10 faiIy mp to the supply, and
the market 10 hrm at l3efor selected Westsfn Reserve,
and Hamburg skc, with sales OF 800 boxes at these
figures.
BUITEB-There Il q fair local demand and the
market STEADY at 209s3, for prime to choc aud Is
@lsc for fair to good. 70 - .s--5.,ss. {.
.-.-. Set. .QIe@s- 1uAkeHess
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

FAor.-As q culinary preparation, Herrick
Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus 10 intslible.--
II has great advantages over yeast fermenta.
sion. and will make twenty FIVE pounds more
Bread and Biscuit from the same barrel Of -four
and much better. It retains ell the glusinoul
starch aud sugar that Is In the -four, and from
two and half pounds Of aanr. will make thres
aud half pounds OF Bread or Biscuit, while
the came quantity BY yeass fermentation
will make only hias over three pouuds, and
requires more than twice the quantity Of short
ening, besides being much more unhealthy. -
Try II, and be convinced.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

A BAD BREATH.-The Greatest Curse the
human family Is heir to. How many lovers II
has separated-how many friends forever part.
ed. The subject is 90 delicate, your nearest
friend will not mentionit. and you are isnou,n.
of the fact. To effect radical cure, use the
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" as a
dsnhifice, night and morning. II also bsauti-
ass the oomplexion. removing alItan, pimples,
and irsekles, ,leavng The skin soft and whIse.---
Price 80 cents. For sale BY N. D. MARBLE anil
oil dsuggiate. a w Y. ...8 s.sss o. ici
oot7'Ss.dkwlysow sangsf'4a' 0'' 'of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24
Last Nights Dispatches.

Reports of Disagreement Between
DRhiEren ana Gilmore Officially
Contradicted. i
WASHINGTON, Oct. A-Rear Adm lEal Dahlgren, In a
communication to the Navy Department dated October
GOTH says that as The Secretary Of the Navy has alu,
ded to the state of the relations between Gen. Gilmore
and himself, the following note from Gen. Gilmore will
satisfy the Department upon the subject at least to s
date, nan ely, the a3d Of September:
MORRIS ISLAND, Sept. 90.
ApNrRAL:-I am much chagrined ct the reports in the
newspapers about my rendering my resignation in con.
sequence Of disagreements between you and myself,
and that we did mot cooperate cordially. 1t Is moi
necessary for to assure you that am entirely ig-
norant OF the aghtest foundation for such reports and
had no idea they xssd until they appeared In the pa
pers. They we're doubtless started BY some scrbbing
sensatonst In lieu OF news. will see that they are
authoritativeIy oontradicted. l.,
Sincerely yours,
(signed) Q. a. GILMORE.
To Admiral DAHLaRRN.
have only to add that Gen. Gilmore spent several
hours In conference with yesterday no did on the
18TH, and as usual In the most friendly manner, and
come board this morning to converse public bus
nsss. He spoke the subject and the General assured
me that he not Of any foundation for the
rent rumors. Indeed our concurrence In the public
business between US and our personal relations make
such ramors absurd
Your obedient servant,
(5igned) JN0. L. DAHLGREN,
Rear Admiral oOm'dg 8. A. 3. Bquadron.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

THE sEow FLAKr.--The p,ets and wsiters Of
romance often rsfer to the snow fake a. an
emblem Of purity. We never see the SNOW
fake falling gently to the ground, but We think
Of DsL,nd q Co.'s Chemical SalerAtus, which
Is qrlte ~ pnre and produces biscuit nearly as
light It Ia oountsrfsitsi. and q spurious sr.i
Gle 10 put up In green p'pers. bu. the genuine
comes in bright rod papers. and Ia sold by al
GOOD Rroe era. 3. ~ w wv ltlaL- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24
olsveland uarke,-oc.. aa..

FLoURsales $50 bbls red double extra at 20 90 and
50 bbls Whits do at 81 25. - l+s t,st,-N 81 20
WHEAT-Market dull and lower. Sales car rad
on track at el 49, 900 bush inferipI white ct 81 a.
and 4 cars choice Kentucky do at SO.
OOhN-Quist at 9Oc.
OATs-LoWtr. Sales ct e3064066c.
BARLEY-In active demand at 81 2e9l 30.
HIGHWINES--Held ct 500. tsA lI14 saiN2!sa
BUTTER--Sales 10 kegs ordinary quslityao kegs
central at 200. IN --,. ..,-s, s,,y,ys fl
CHEEsE--SaIss 1e boxes ct l2kc. ilAAsaf8s -
DRIED APPLEe--ealss 5000 lbs at 5%c,
REATHERe-sslling at 47p50c.
OILS--CaYbon oil Is steady at Csc. stgggrff al
LEATHRR--Ws quote as follows: AHiAsHA ei's
bpanih sole SO
slaughter toie,..... - 15f
Harness. .sS04lo
Calf, Oho. tS9l ~
Uppsrs, heavy, per dozen.
HIDEs-Dry, psrlb. leDls; green 70sc, calf skins
99l0bI sheep skins each 1881 SO.
REoEIPTs.-soo0 bush wheat, 700 bush corn, 1900
-- -'' : 80 = sssgaJ ono ILe.dsr.
.fs- ttf l..1 Frr -r4lCf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. It changes the sun burnt face and
hands peary satin texture Of ravshng beauty, i'm
parug the marble purity Of youth and the dtsia0Se
appearance 90 inviting in the city belle Of fashion. 1t
removes tan, fsces, pimpss aad roughness from the
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-24
OhanRes in lha Wa.I.

WASHINGTON Oct. 22.-The facts in regard to the
changes In the West as follows; Gen. Rosecrsns
is relieved and Gen. Thomas assumes command OF the
Army Of the Cumberland. The Department Of Ohio,
Burnside; Cumberland. Thomas; Tennessee, Hurlbut;
and Vicksburg, McPherson are consolidated into one
grand Military Division Of the Mississippi under
mand Of Gen. Grant-Genersls Hooker aud Sherman,
the latter now al Iuks, will command corps in the
field. ,,-safi, 81. ..Ft,s.-. ..
Grants headquarters will be 10 the field He leaves
for the front tomorrow.
McPhersons Department Will extend frem the De,
partment Of the Gul ITO Napoleon,