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ERRORS FEOUTII.

4 Gentleman who suffered for years from sof
yous Debility, Premature Decay, and all Ia
elects of youthful indlscrotion, viii, for the siks
Of suffering humanity, send free to all Who nee; l.
the receipt and directions for making the simple
rsmedy BY which he was cured. Sufferers wish'n
70 profit by the advertisers experience, can DO Sc
by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN L. OGDEN,
p Cedar Street Rew Work
may dIaySg Iyr
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July 18TH, ls67.-dti
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The new Silver Tips recently introduced by
the American Shoe Tip Company are decidedly
ornamental. a metal tip adapted to first-class
shoes has long been needed. for children will
wear holes in the toes Of even the highest cost
shoes in few days unless protected BY metal
tips-B0sf0a J0urnd
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Throw pbytic 10 the dogs I'll none Of a.,
To make assurance doubly sure
III take BITTERs
They never fail
This great Stomaehic Healer Is just what the
people need It is remedy they can rely on.
For Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Headache, Dizzi-
ness, Ague, Liver Complaints. Pains in side
and Back it has no equal not the least among
its virtues is its extreme pleasIntucss TO the
taste and Immediate beneficial eject Try it,
suffering Dyspeptics, and be cured Such are
the assertions Of those situated 10 know. From
the vast amount Of this article sold, it must have
great merit.
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PAEATs COR FAgslEEEs &

CO. aye now mln-isc.griu- the Ee-. DL-ares
ari il,-- lurl j. Paint 10 Use two coats EcI PIT
cn- f'Eef rith ru-c Lir-cct Cl viii .-a. II ~ IS
color, and en- he changed g. .I1.r. lead. stIre.
olive, Dr-H or Q. suis tho taste % OBJ. commune
~, u l.lir-.-- ;or Agu--s Barns. t.ls-.. A--I-
Moe-cn-Ulrc. CauF1-, Metal .lt ...r-.l Roofs
90 being Fire lIU Water 30 Ere
riai Cases, Canal Iuat., St-.e III. .l. Et-
i.ur i1lg Oh Cloths. f.-c cfl-ua ..r-- Hrr.a.
used . ab-s. tie past year 1ui g. o. .'.t .1- ms
PUT uls-r passed io- holy. durability, cils-
ilc-ty' ans 14.ea .t1css. Price rc- lrfci .. SD
~ Wh.... Tll sLlrly i-lre. or ycfr- -1 come
warranted Do Ell c.ls-s ,- above send I'd cl-Cu-
lar, which gives .Ill parii- uiI-.. None genuine
unless ar-f.'c. .l trl-c rt-s Gr...i Mineral
Paint. A.4rcss DANIEL lIDIELL. --0ur.et.-.
tllk--st, rCT o-s.
AGENTS WANTED
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WILL VISIT
BURLI NGTON
TUESDiT TILL stTUEDU EgF
zOVEHBER >. e, =. :, AND 9TH.

he Dr. has been the entire past Eve months ia
t.lcdonia and Orleans Countics, treating diseases
ong standing:
Lircr, Lung. and Throat Disease; Scrgf-
.il, Ricbeis, and all Hum0rs; Fills 81.
i'Hus' Dance RLeu maiism. Caiarrt
Deafness TaMOrs PHo DI0psy Ait
neg Disease an Female Complaints (eJ-
eePi internal CaneG); Irregularities ; Pro
iapsu -Nercurial ami Seminal Difcrc,
and Taiais Or NE BLOT, g..
Dr. CE,uEE has the best suit Of Offices iu Sew
England. al 81 Main street, Hartford, Conn. where
hc has been l0e8fed7 yeas. competent physician
Is retained there while the Doctor gives hs own A.
fsrfiOu entirely 10 Chronic Disease
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MORE TALUABLE THIN COLD

Dr. NADsWoErH's DEYUr, FOR the Catarrh,
te5.c-t ana speedy cure Tor tls loatLsomc disease
. " wont icrm. No person suffer NJ from Ca
arm, n had Cold n the Head, should hesitate
moment: but procure tho remedy at once and be
cured mere d not any mistake in tho above.
Price 81 per bottle. Send stamp f1- p9rnUblct
an 2nout CataTrh. FOR sale hy Tho Proprietor n
u. LEXINGTON, DRUGGIST, Providence. r. l.
~, cuerllly
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MOTHER

MOTHER BAIi.EA's sqUIETINC
SYRUP For CHILDREN TEErHlNG, makes
si,k and Weak Chiid.on strong nd healthy, gives
Mothers rest day AMI night. largo Bottles only
- cents. Sold by an Druggists. VIZ. IasLYN &
Sons, Gen. Agents. Barton, 70.
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TIE RICHEST MANN THE WORLD.
Extract u letter from Baron solomon
Rothschiid.

PARIS. -A Apali 1854, - Rae la,.ty, SO, 90 .1--e.
VIII you be Kind cn.1-A 20 have 6raarIci o.
me here .jo bottles Of your Indian LiuiMaut if
sou viii send 10 the -allc .-. l.s account VIII
forward You the amount tis.u-i -lc-s-s. I.irlsr
g. Go, New York.
lAruN SOLOMON L.l...l.al ..Flr- ec.0u-
Leu-tl @ many 90 l.s lr.lu-s 1lair LANES
L.NIHESI. and iLJy heinz Ic..r,u5 O.. procure
Z he should 2fr..c linn 90 establish depot in
plri-.
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/ Lauoille Ne,rsdeGlc1 has heard the
iolo z argument against having 4 rail
r1s-
90. Is y graVely assured us that lie
d. 1te against the L. Il. whenever the
cane before the town. why ?" said
w. q surprised. because" said he, I'VE
NC any school house in this district, and
NJ. -Tea won't know enough to keep of the
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e. -;-s out again for Mayor 5 mort
fern Id Wood.-N. y. Leader.
N.S JeIscy State Fare-one dollar extra
''i through ticker " Y Neirs.
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Beet SeH spaPCTa.
Choicest Position.
Lowest Prices :

80, Z. LuN Eli N CO.. ADVERTISING
~ rs. .f la- Row. t1- York. are en-
2-lei, D. u-c.rs ID tlcis SPECIAL CONTRACTS
with -lers. O. insert az a.vertiscucnt in
most q the LEAili'-N reculrr or political NEWS
fAFEt.e u gle EASTERN. VEST 1853 ana MID
DE STATES. &C l. So THAN o.,E-TALF the
sum 10 would co-t tu $50 tIc same amount of adj
ycrtts ne VIII no employing their .-ss SEND
STAMP ias ;leir CIRCULAR and pr--.c DO .a.lre
enc. another dollar TIE SPECIAL = JOS an
4AtES c-ulI. h1 offered cX--ut u.ua orders
1ll un'l1- t0 from 500 lrNAENF. BE-. orders
i.r any amount from upwards Will Hs resolved
ans execute 40 Gle l.LC ILAi prizes .. the news
paper il which tac advertisement 's t1lurcar.-
Fer 500 Te can sige more aiycr.i than can Re
otherwise fHt4lEl. l.- $3.50 p "a. .-H.lrfl-l
Low we are able @. l0 tls. o.. tHc Ell.H. uF
THIS PAPER. anu De VIII txl'a-r
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WE ARE COMING.
"Buy DE, ana pndnv.n Good,

80 Use DIR. LAECLEE'S ROOT AND
HERB BITTERS fy- Jsuudire- Costi,sncss
LAYER Conn plant, lium0r,, Indigestion, Dyspepsia
IlIes' Dizziness, Headache, brow sincss, and ali
Tise4ses ARISING from Disordcred Stomach, Torpid
Liver and Bad Blood, T. which an persons arc
Sueleet N spring AID sumner. sold by GEO. c.
oOoDHlN CO., Boston, ard 81 ali Dealers In
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MAGNOLIA WATER is delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne. and at half the cost.
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4 E-UNIoS SOCIETY or VERNON
OFFICERS.

-l1iIE General Assembly OF Vermont havine ingit-
l ed MAJOR GENERAL SHERIDAN and MAJOR
Gens Wm. +. Smith and ". u. II. Brooks, 10 visit
the Capitol Of the State. tie Executive Committee
Of the Re union Society Of Vermont om,crs, have
deemed 1t advisable % change tho day fr the
FOURTH ANNUAL RE UNION Of the S,eiety 10
he
On tie evening Of which day these oa,ers are t. be
guests OF the Society.
The Society will meet on TIA, day It two o'clock
p NJ, in the Court House, for preliminary business
Ger, rails Burnside, Eutler, HeintzleInan, Weil-
eel McMahOn, Shepley, Chamberlain, and Harri.
man. have been invited and are expected 10 he
present.
An Vermont cheers Of the late War, whether
belonging 10 the Society or not, invited b az
tend All officers from other States, who served in
the late war, are also cordially invited 10 he pres
ent
GIN. STEPHEN THOMAS.
LT.-COL. SAMUEL T. PINGREE,
Hs s0R CilAS. r. SPALDING,
Executive COMMITTEES.
RlSwELL fARNilAI, Cor. Secretary.
JOHN. G. STEARNS. Recording Secretary.
oct. Is dswlw.
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NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE.-A Guide for Youns
~ Men, on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
which create impediments 20 MARRIAGE, with
sure means Of relief Sent in sealed letter envel-
9pes Tree Of charge. Address, Dr.. J. skILLEN
Pa. f'
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Death 10 PIn-WOrms ,

I N. GOT Ids PiS-WORM SYRUP Is
- the only remedy Tor these most troublesome
anu dangerous Of all worms that infest the human
So stem. Il Is also the most efectua vermfuge Tor
an other kinds Of worms in children. Purely veg
eta !e safe and certain, valuable cathartic
ana beneficial % health. Warranted 70 cure Price
cents Il. c. GOODWIN CO., Boston, and All
Druggists,
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ONNARD AyDI-pIy,ED,71

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Gas BOOKSELLERS BE sure and ask for "EXCEI.-
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CLOCKS.

rt'nE LARG Esf STOCK. and tho best opa,i,, g
Clocks, can be found at No. Bank Block
BRiNsmAID s uILDsETn,
IulV 18th I-fT -atf
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Commercial.
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DUTCH BULBS

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siEcIACLES.

A AGeE ASSORTMENT Of Gold, S.vef AMI
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BRINSMAID { HILDRETH
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N.I.Y.f 2 OF IE.E.V! !!

L4f ci'v Coroner aEI H,alil C0ua.is,iart. OFF E-t-
rort, CorE,cfir4fl
WIDELY KNOWN rs THE SANAT0RIAN.'
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2lrW advertisement.
.IoADAY MADE BYANY ONE

with my Patent Stencil Tools. I prepay sample
free. Beware Of infringers My Circulars will
explain. Address 4. J. FULLAHi, Springfield, VT,
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WASHINGTON, Oct l..
There WIS review OF the troops station
cd in and around the capital this morning
on the grounds south of tho President man
sion, by Gen. Grant and President johnson.
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LNANTFD-AN-AGFNr-nnnc cha

M ISSoURI LANDS.-l5OoO acres choice farming
VI and Timber lands, IN South Western Miss
our AZ -5 per acre ,cash) N lots 70 suit Title
MN uICkOk. Ja.. % Broad S.. y. Y. CITY
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rmIRTIErn iNsrANr

RlSHELL fAkNnAN. Cor. Secretary
JOHN. &. STEARNS. Recording Secretary.
oct Is dsWlW.
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Religious Services To-Morrow,

FIksT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Coraer of Third
and State streets. Rey. w. K Marshall will preach
at II o'clock A. NJ. and at ~ P. M. Sabbath School
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-lbird street,
between State aud Town. Rev: E. ID. Morris will
preach at Ii A. NJ. and at716 ?. NJ. Sabbath School
1880 A. Nj. ... ....-. :
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MIssIoN-At Soldiers
Home. Rev. Mlr. McSweey will preach at IL A. M,
and at11S r. M. oaooatn ocnooi ats a M
ST. PArRIcK's CHURCH-North Seventh street.
Rt. Rev. ): II. Rosecrans, pastor. Mass 7:3O. and
10 A. NJ; Vespers at 8.
/ EMANUEL's CHgRcI-Eyangelical Asse9istipl
lie lane and College street. Rev. Lewis Naumann
will preach at 1880 A. Nj. and 75z z. NJ. Sabbath
School at 2:3O Z. NJ. --.s. -a. .ft
UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.-Third street betweei,
Town and Rieh.- Rev. Mr. Brace, pastor Ser!
vice tomorrow at ii A. M. and n Z. NJ. Sabbath
School at A. NJ So -
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-Corner
breach U ah's at II A. NJ and at $50 T. NJ ''OH
Town ST. K. aCHURcH-Town street near
High Rev. e. A. Van Anda will preach at II A.
NJ and tx T. Nj. Sabbath Schools Am. -
SF1RsT UNITED BRETHREN GHURcH-East Town
and TX p. NJ Sabbath School at 2:3o. ,-
| Y, NJ. G. A. RoOMS-Corner of High and Broad I
Prayer meeting at A. NJ. lau .IL lFI
| PRISON GHURCH--0hio Peaitentiary. Rev. A. q.
Byers will preach at IL A. NJ, e-
CHURCH OF THE HoLY, CRoss---Oorner of Fift'
and Rich streets. Rev. b. Hemsteger. pastor. Mas
at 7:30 and 10 A. NJ; vespers at 2:30.
| ST. PAUL's CHURCH episcopal Corner of Thir
and Mound streets. Service tomorrow at II A. 7
and $50 Z. III. Sunday School at $50 A. Nj 81 a
WESLEY CHAPEL-Eerth High street. betwee
Long and Gay. Rey.zG. E. FELTON, will preach at
A. Nj. and Z. M a5B- -s sa Tu1 "A
4 UNION SUNDAY SoHooI--At the Piqua Shop
] Commence at o'clock A NJ. j. j. Davis. Supt
and Third streets: Rev. Geo. z. Chase, paste.
Services at II A. III. and ~ z. M.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

Collision at a Meeting In Knoxville.
LOUISVILLE, July pa special to the
Courier from Nashville 25th says: A
special toethe Banner reports collision in
knoxville last night, resulting in the
wounding of two negroes. General Frank
Blair, who was addressing large conser-
vative meeting, was frequently interrupt
ed by negroes, who cheered for Browlow.
Toward the eloseAof his speech>a fight COM
.menced, in which eight or ten shots were
fired, resulting as stated. On learning the
news at the colored church, 200 negroes
formed in procession and were proceeding
to the scene of disturbance, when they
were met by the agent of the Freedmen's
Bureau and the police, and were prevailed
on to desist, thus preventing a bloody riot.
Tragedy in Odin County.
A shocking tragedy occurred near Union
City, Odin county, on Monday. A negro
man broke iail in that town on the preced-
ing Friday. Repairing to the residence OF
an aged and highly-respectable widow
lady named Chorum, he outraged her per-
son and then fled. Two sons of the injured
woman followed the wretch to Hickman,
XIV, arrested him, and taking him back to
near the scene of the outrage, shot him
dead, and then severed his head from his
body.
r,BrOwnlow,s Militia. }
/ Large numbers of sBrownlow's Militia
white and black, are continually passing
through Nashville, fen route for different
noints in Middle and Western Tennessee
Although everything is quiet here now,
hardware stores are being extensively pat,
ronized and firearms of every kind are be.
ing largely purchased by both whites ant
blacks. .IIlG I4LEEG JAIaEViEj 4
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GooDALE HOUSE.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
IuSTICE nF THE PEAOE.

=" L justine OF IttE fEAGE.-f- e'.A
EDIToRs OF STATEsMAN:-Please announce to
my friends and the public that am candidate for
reelection to the office of Justice of the Peaoe, at
the ensuing election. sfa So. -s -4-za
/ jy23-dtd Si-"--. -. = So WIN. l.. HEYL. q
SENATOR.
Z EDITOR OHIO STATESMAE--YQuc will announce
that the name of Hon. r. HUTCHINSON will be
presented for nomination suitable candidate for
State Senator for Franklin and PickAWay, before
the District Convention hereafter to be called, sub
ject to its decision. Mr. H. having served two ses-
sions as member of the House, unites the legisla-
tive experience with recognized ability TO make .
useful legislator and an efficient advocate of the
principles of the Democratic party. 1l 4" 7
"A. T.. WALLING, present Senator from this
District will, in accordance with the customs and
usages of the Democratic party, be candidate for
nomination for second term, subject to the decis
ion of the Democratic District Senatorial Conyen-
ton. 49, = - = 80 :. =, =. - .rf
legislative experience and efficiency indicate him
as proper man for the position, has consented to
be candidate for Senator in the District composed
of the counties of Franklin and Pickaway, and his
friends, will present his name to the Democratic
Senatorial Convention heresfter to be called. and
abide its decision. L.I .z1rcszall ~ b
EpfToR OHIO rSTATEsNAN-Please announce the
name of Adm. G. HIBBS, Esq, as 4 candidate 10
represent the counties of Franklin and Pictaway
in the State Senate, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Senatorial Convention. fsnsca 3vEa .
MIR. HIBBS has been faithful representative of
the people in the House of Representatives and
many friends desire his nomination for the Senate.
) H-fsT ..f... s-et - FRANKLIN. g
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Cincinnati 1arket-July sse. r.

FLOUR-Unchanged family $40 259I0 75.ls9G
WHEAT-In fair demand at 1922 O5 for No Ired
90 2092 Is for white: choice white Kentucky sold
at latter rate 39 H-l15l .a-ltii fllfe5
LCoRN--Firm, but quiet; 75c for Nc 1 in bulk. and
S5c in sacks. S--.--. if.'f i's h-A
.oATS-Very scarce and sold at soc. and new dull
at zoo = q = 5.HLaA- ~ e-e-ttl 3 g
from Chicago. 80, z - 7a1t9 si-si- iiA
UoTTON-Dun and prices nominal; middling III :
WH1SKY-Unchanged and dull at 3oc in bond
POkK--Mess sold at $23 IS, generally held at $24.
BULK MEATS-I regular; shoulders II &c, and
sides 13c but state of market Is ch that it would
be impossible to say whether it could have been
bought sold at these rates.
BAC0N-Scarce; none of consequence Offering;
clear sides sold at G.. .s--, f.,t9 ~
HAMS-Firm at 2I@92c. -
LARD--Held at 125z@I2Xc. -
GROCERIES-Steady. - '--' 40
( BUTTBR-Eirm at 1s 22c. % ..- r-..---.r.r
CHEESE--He d at 11h9l2Xc.
OIL--linseed 81 3S,
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Investlgation of 1.-THE Whipping Affair
at Fort Scdgwick- The stories Un-

InvestIgation of the Whipping Affair
at Fort sedgwic The stories I'm
true.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.AThe RepubneaB's
Omaha special says: The investigation of
the alleged brutal whipping of a citizen
and soldier at Fort Sedgwick, ordered by
General Grant, has been concluded. Th,
testimony of all the officers of the Both in
tantry, and several citizens, proves the
whipping of Loughridge, alias Hendricks
to have been entirely apersonal assault by
the sergeant, who testified that he infiictef
tile punishment as his own act and without
orders, the man having traded whisky TO
the soldiers for arms and clothing. causing
the men to become brutalized and danger
Gus. No citizen was present at the time OF
the f1ogging,ls which was simply a few
strokes across the back with gun string.
Lieu tenant Lanly. hearing the oatcry, i'm.
mediately stopped the f1ogging and re-
leased the man. 49,
There was no laceratiug, no sign of blooc
seen. The man walked off immediately
with brisk step. Gen. Dodge was two
miles from the scene and knew nothingsOt
1t. No soldier was ever whipped, staked.
tied or exposed to buffalo gnats for stealing
or any other offence. EFF-- ED
The published stories were pure fabrica.
tions, cruelty, sensational, and put in cir
culation by late employe of the zSubsis-
tence Department but who had been dis
missed for suspected speculation. de,.- =
Cholera at Fort Gibson.9zs p
A courier arrived at Fort Leavenworth
yesterday, from Fort Gibson, tor medical
supplies and assistance. Cholera prevails
among the civil employees, Indians and
freedmen at that post, but has not yet at
tackled the troops. The disease is decreas
ing at Fort Harker.
q Outrages by KiOwa Indians.
The Kiowa Indians are committing out
RACES south of the Arkansas river, and
Governor Mitchell, of New Mexico, will
call for battalion of mounted volunteers
to act against them.
Stolen Goods Found.
A portion of the goods stolen from Moses
Wolff, in New York, some time since, were
found here yesterday. -~4T- =. =
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The Northern racifiGFaIIroad.

New YORK, July 26.-The Tribune's
Washington special says: News has reached
the Interior Department that the work is
being pushed forward on the Northern Pa
-cifc route so as to have material for re-
port to Congress at the next session. Gen.
Spaulding, who occupies the position OF
Chief Engineer of the Eastern division,
has started from ayfield, Wisconsin, his
base, and is pushing the surveying party
out into the wilderness. The surveyors do
not expect to reach civilized settlements
until September. 'On the Central route q
force of 5000 Cinnamon and 5000 whites
is employed. -s-r1-.-s .-...--.,-r-C
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-27
DIR. ISAAC FREED,

THE CELEBRATED M e DICAL L.
L Electrician. of Harrisburg, Pa, would respect
fully announce to the afflicted citizens of Colum-
bus and vicinity that he will visit Columbus in a
few weeks with view Of making il his permanent
residence Due notice will be given through the
found. Invalids are earnestly solicited 10 call. All
diseases, Acute or Chronic, treated with TIE gre at
est success. Testimonials FROM numerous citizens
of GAINESVILLE. Lancaster and other places will be
shown. My visit to the West has been by the re-
quest Of numerous citizens OF Lancaster. Ohio
The worthy poor all requested to corHe and get
relief from their suffering. - -,
PS. DR.. Freed will o FER to the public his cele-
brated Electric Pills; also, his Indian Bitters.
jy20-d3t sF&s -'a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-27

WOOL--The market for leeces is dull heavy and
declining. The receipts are liberal and the offerings
free. The manufacturers sre the only purchasers
and they in the usual small parcels which have for
so long time been of the characteristics features
of the market Lower prices are prevalent. as most
of the dealers and receivers deirous of reducing
their stocks, which in sIme instances beginning
to be burdensome, Texas woels are not very plenty
but large arrivals anticipated high prices are
not insisted 10 foreign there is but little offer
ing and limited demand The sales are JOS eco lbs
at 45@53%c for State. Western and Ohio; 67c for
Canada combings; Is 900 lbs pulled. part lambs, at
40c; so 900 lbs Texas at 29935c 1000 lbs California
at ls@27c; So 600 lbs Mexican at 24c IS bales Cape
part 42c, and 90 bales Mestiza. on private terms
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-27
From Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-The American
brig VIM. Robertson, from Havana, arrived
at Pasaloutre this evening, having on. board
twenty-three Coolies. Other shipments of
small numbers have already arrived, and
are at work on the plantations I .Es@' s..
The city currency is recovering from de-
pressioh.s Some brokers are purchasing at
three per cent: discount. Over $4,000
have been withdrawn from circulation and
destroyed.