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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-09
FROM EUROPE.
ny ATLANTIC CABLE.
The statue or George peaboaa

The Statue OrGeorge Peaboday:
LoNDoNyJ Oct. S.-The commission for
the statue of George Peabody, to be erected
: In this city has been given to w. w. Story,
American Sculptor.if % 3 .salll'f
Fenian Rumors. aiA
Rumors which are constantly arriving
In regarl to the designs of the Fenians
cause much anxiety in England and Ire
land. All prisoners are doubly guarded
by armed police to prevent any attempt at
rescue. Threatening indications lead the
authorities to apprehend some disorder at
BSrwlck, and proper precautions are being
Death of a Fenian. .issusias.i3
DUBLIN, Oct. S.-One OF the Fenian con-
Yicts, named Kelly, died in prison. The
funeral took place yesterday. An immense
crowd surrounded the house where the re-
mains were laid dsout, and long procession
followed them to theigrave. ssgi iszarisafJ
The French Army. %
PARIS, Oct. S.-Orders have been Issued
for the enlargement of the eadres of the
FreIch army, but the effective force will
not be increased: The intimation is Off
cially thrown out that the Emperor con.
templates many liberal reforms in Gov
ernment. s-.rs-s ~
Francis Joseph. ~ a7E
VIENNA. Oct. S.-The Emperor Francis
Joseph has concluded to make no change
in the existing .concordat, and the negotia-
tions with Rome for the purpose of making
new concordat have been abandoned.
~ a. King William fss,E
/ - AUGSBURG; Oct. Skiing William of
/ Prussia arrived to-day, on tour through
/ South Germany
'&COnflict on the Turkish FroutIer.sz
LONDON, Oct S.-Dispatches from the
East report a sanguinary conflict on the
Turkish frontier between the Montenegrins
and Turks. ST. ~
The Roman Question.
BARRITz, Oct. S.-Marquis Monster, Min--
inster of Foreign affairs, and Chevalier de
Nlgra, and the Italian Ambassador, arrived
here Just before the troubles broke out in
Italy and have since been in consultation
with the Emperor. 1t is said the following
plan for the Roman question bas been
agreed upon: eg47 E0e 4fsnE}
Italy is to take possession of the. Roman
provinces, but Pope Plus Ninth is to re-
main in Rome and retain the government
OF the city until his death, when the tenn
poral power of the Pope will cease.
FLORENCE, Oct. S.-Officers of the pa
pal forces engaged at Baguarea claim they
gained victory in that battle. They
claim seventy of the enemy wounded and
one hundred and ten made prisoners. ID
GaribaIdi. ~
FLORENCE, Oct. S.-The volunteers of
Garibaldi are marching on Rome from
every direction. The Florence press urges
the government to anticipate them, and
occupy the city with National troops.
A report has gained currency that the
American minister, Hon. Geo. p. Marsh,
had demanded the release of Garibaldi,
on the ground that he was a citizen of the
United States. This is denied, but it .
true that Mr.. Marsh had asked the govern
ment to show clemency to the distinguished
prisoner. '-7AstlI
eGaribaldi has issued an address, denounc-
ing Nattazzi, and urging his followers to
carry on the war for the possession of
Rome t-s-itf --rs
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PENNSYLVANIA
nv paoiao and Atl.Dtio To err,nb Linz

lby racine ana AtanLlc lie egrapn Line
P1TTsBuRG, Oct. S.-Sixteen Wards and
Districts show Republican loss, of 76 from
Geary's vote. All heavy Democratic Dis
tricts in this county are good for at least
5000. The Twentieth Ward gives Sc DEM
ocratic majority; Pniladelphia city about
1000 majority.
Pittsburg, Third Ward, Democratic ma
jority 1853; a loss of 10S. s27- s'sp vFsEE \
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-Thei Democrats
claim, gain of, 200 in fourteen Wards,
which think exaggerated. r.
HARRIsBURGH, PA, Oct. 8.-First Ward,
Sharswood, CDem.) 90 majority; Second do
34 Third do. IL; Fourth do. 81; Fifth do
Williams, (Rep.) Ia majority; Sharswood,
Dem.) l9l majority; Republican gain over
lOlymer'svote 20. a.5as I'd .a.f..s 1sr
On CRY, PA, Oct. S.--Williams, IRE
Ipublican) majority one hundred and one:
Republican Loss forty-nine.
PIT HOLE, Pa, Oct. 3.-Democratic ma.
jority two. 'ss.9 rsa -r on rEsEr
FRANKLIN, Pa, Oct. S.-Williams' IRE
publican) majority sixty-two;- Republican
gain six. - - At l-I-f's---
ASSOCIATED Press Di,patches.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-The election tor
Judge of the Supreme Court occurred in
this State to-day. The Democrats voted
for George Sharswood, of Philadelphia
and the Republicans for Henry Williams
of Allegheny. The following are the re-
turns received: Ten Wards of Philadel.
phia, less than half the city, give Republi.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Election of Directors of the Erie Rail
road ~


NEW YORK, Oct. Sat the annual elec-
tion of Directors of the Erie Railroad TO-
day, the following gentlemen were elected:
John L. Eldridge, Boston; Josiah Bord-
well, Boston; j. G. Bancroft Davis, New
York; Alexander S. Dixon, New York;
William Evans, England; james Fisk,.Jr.,
New York; Eben d. Jordan Boston; Jay
Gould, New York; Dudley S. Gregory,
Jersey City; George NJ. Grogues, New
York; Fred. A. Love. New York; Homer
Ramsdell, Newburg; William B. Skidmore,
New York; Henry Thomson, New York;
James S.. Whitney, Boston; Frank Work,
New York; Levi Underwood, Vermont.
This is regarded as a complete overthrow
of Daniel Drew. 1t is believed, however,
that one of the new Directors will resign
and Drew be invited to take q seat in the
borough. The new ticket is a conglomera-
tion of Boston, Hartford and Erie Rail-
roads, Wilkesbarre and Vanderbilt inter-
ests. Mr.. Eldridge, of Boston, President
of the aforementioned road will be the
new President, and Mr.. Dlven Vice Presi-
dent. -s-s'. (! (. l1io;szsq
Fenian Picnic.
There was a Fenian picnic at Jones'
Woods to-day, and an Grafton by Presi-
The Prize Ring.
Sam. Collier and Bill Kelley are matched
to fight on the 26th of November for the
championship and $1,000. .trfa
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-. - 81 - = -
STREET CAR street car is
the witness OF varied life and incident
which are often not only Interesting, but
worthy OF the compliment of little prin-
ter's ink. An incident occurred in a neigh
boring city the other day, which Is deserv-
ing OF paragraph. A lady passenger dis
covered that her pocket had been picked of
It's portmonnaie' and contents, including a
generous supply of cash for shopping, and
some other pleasant possessions. On learn
ing this disagreeable fact she said, with
commendable emphasis: .Mr. Conductor,
| have had my pocket picked since 1 en-
tered this car, and as no one has got out
the thief must now be here. Iwant you to
call a policeman at once and secure my
property" The conductor declined to do
this, and the lady insisted. A sharp alter
cation took place, in the midst of which a
short lady, with a keen, Jumping eye, and
with brisk movement, almost leaped from
her seat, and said very sharply, 81 declare
it is really too bad that the conductor will
not call the police. If there is no GENTLE
manin the car man enough to do as the
lady wishes, then will" She thereupon
made rapid exit from the car, and shot
down street like an arrow. She was the
pickpocketl @ a' hsS.ah
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ARRESTED FOR DEcEIvING VOTER
DR.. A. F. Zeigler, of this city, whose love
for the negro seems to have run away
with his brains, was arrested on yesterday
by officer Chris. Bartling, on a warrant
issued by Esq. Gulick, on the complaint OF
Lucas Schwagert, a German, who cannot
read English, charging Zeigler with giving
him a Republican Ticket, and assuring
him that 1t was a Democratic one, which
he, Schwagert, voted. The offense of de-
ceiving voter is punishable by imprison-
ment in the Penitentiary for not less than
one nor more than three years.
As Schwagert tells the tale, it was de-
liberate deception. Zeigler had professed
to be Democrat and Schwagert went
to him as such, and asked him for a ssDem-
ocrat Ticket" When Republican Ticket
was offered him he refused because it had
not the ''clasped hands, on it that the Ger
man voter had been told was on the Dem
iocratic Ticket. Zeigler assured him that
1t was just the same. and having confidence
In him as q Democrat he took the Ticket
and voted it. Finding that he had been
cheated, Schwagert applied for warrant
tor the arrest of Zeigler. The trial will
come off at 9 o'clock A. M. Tomorrow
The prisoner WINS held to bail In the sum of
81, 900 for his appearances.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-09

WHENE'ER I take my walks abroad, how
many poor, miserable Dyspeptic people 1
see, who would be healthy, and rosy, and
happy, il they took Plantation Bitters, that
paragon of preparations for giving tone to
the stomach, energy to the torpid liver, q
joy to the nervous system, and strength to
the muscles. 1t is an admirable regenera-
tor of natures wasted or neglected func-
tional powers in either man or woman. 1t
gently exeites and pleasantly soothes.-
With bottle thereof, every man may be
his own physician. oct9-deod&w2w.
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new HOrk STOCK market-Oct. s.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS = Without decided
change. Coupons of 81 INK; do '62 ll93I do '64
1O9; do 65 l09; do new l0T14: do '67 l075< 1o-4Os
lOl: -30s log.
KS-Active; closing feverish and lower; a
large portion Of the short interest has been closed
ana the speculs tive interest which has been kept
alive by the Erie contest is now dying out Canton
45946 Cumberland 3093l: Wells Express IS;
American Express 59h" 81; Adams Express 59X;
United tates Express SO: Merchants Union Ex-
press 23h; Quicksilver 25@253s; Mariposa 9@sK Pa
cific Mail I4319l43H; At antic Mail 1lSx@ll4k;
Western Union Telegraph 36X937K: New York
Central Il32<91l4; Erie SO 9s9%; Hudson 12s9I2sH:
Chi & Mississippi certificates e6x@97; Wab sh
preferred IS: St Paul 45,s preferred 81; Michigan
Central l099l09h; Michigan Southern 63x@s4: IL.
Toledo 13O923I; Rock Island lOS az@IO3X; North
We, tern 449441<: preferred 67x 96s: Fort Wavne
lO0X9l0l; Missouri skies l04 New Tennessees 62X
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aArresfed--,ndicted,

New YORK, Oct. S.-Charles M. Sweet
yer, editorIot the Evening Mail, has been
arrested, charged by Simeon Ahen with
selling him upon fraudulent representa-
tiens,- am interest in the Evening Gazette
newspaper, published in this city. ,55t 81
ES1ColIector- .CollyoH, ex-Deputy Col
leetorr Allen, George j. Hardy, Louis Fan
CHER, Alexander Cunningham and Angus
,tus j.. Dayton have been indicted by the
Grand Jury ard will be arraigned to-day
for conspiracy to defraud the Government
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

A MOTHER EDITION JUST PUB
- lished, being the 3sth of the POCKET ESCU-
LAPIUS. or Every One his own Doctor, Including
Treatise on Diseases of Females. Irregularities,
&c, with q hundred engravings, explaining those
diseases. in both sexes. By WIN. YOUNG, NJ. D.. 5
Every one may conduct any case of secret diseases
sef-abuse, or those distressing diseases incidental
to youth, manhood or old age without resorting to
the quacks of the present day.
Let no man contemplating marriage be another
hour without reading this wonderful book as it dis
closes important secrets. which should be known to
them particularly.
Let the weak and bashful youth who has ruined
his constitution by the debasing habit of selfabuse
read this book.
1t will be sent to all parts of the United States an
Canadas for so cents. Address,
DR.. VIM. YOUNG
No. .41s Spruce street, Philadelphia, Penn.
lunel4-W1y
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CURE YOURSELF OF DYSPEPSIA. - This
most aggravating of all lcomplaints-a dis
ease from which more people suffer and
die than almost any other-has at last found
It's master. Goes Dyspepsia Cure con-
trolls and completely cures it in its worst
stages; no one who suffers from dys-
pepsia, sick head headache, souring and
rising of the food, should be without it.
Whilst in all cases of hard colds, stubborn
coughs, sore throat, and all bronchial affec-
tions. Goes Cough Balsam is the cheapest
and best. These two articles are deserv-
edly very popular with the masses.
oct9-d&w1w
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CONNECTICUT

HARTFORD, Oct. 7.-Returns of the town
meetings in this State to-day have been re-
ceived from 81 towns. The Democrats
gain towns, although in the Democratic
strongholds there is falling off from Eng
lish's majority of last spring. Some 70
towns are vet to be heard from,
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Legal Notice.

A nm e. RlGHTER, OF KALIDA, IN
IA the county Of Putnam and State of Ohio is
notified that Louis Fighter did, on the 9Th day Of
October A D. 1867 file his petition in the office of
the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, within
and for the county of franklin and State of Ohio
charRine the said Ann E. Righter with adultery
with one Morgan Harris. and asking that he be di-
vorced from the said Ann E. RICHTER. which petit
Court. -" - - - -
Dated this sth day of October. A. D. 1867, - l'S
saTi 3 -as' LOUIS RICHTER,
E. L. DELANY, Att'y.ls,nss7tl T n oct6Ld2tW3W
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/, 81 stockholders, Meeting.

CLEvE5 I'm. O. Oct. Sat meeting of
the stockholders o$the Cleveland, Paines-
Vile and Ashtabula, and Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad companies, held here to-
day, to vote on the question of lease and
consolidation, a large vote was polled
unanimously in favor OF the same by both
Companies. - 49,
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MILLINERY ExHIBITIoN.-Mrs.A A. Down
ing, No. 81 North High street, invites the
ladies of Columbus and vicinity to her ex-
hibition Of Fall and Winter Bonnets.
Thursday and Friday, October 10th and
11th, 1867. --.o oct7-d3t-
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Ea:hart, lsl; Williams, 26s; Kile, l3I; King,
|26& HeadIey, 13l: Butler $50. Cole. eiSi:
Herring, 266; Gulick, 131; Mcdonald, 269 !;
Gayer, 13l; Cox, 269; Grau, l3l; Skeels, 269.
Constitutional Amendment, yes 254. No
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ACCIDENT AT GALIoN.-On last Mon
day night as lady and q little girl
were getting off of the cars at Gallon, be-
Ing in too great haste and endeavoring to
make their exit before the train stopped,
the little girl fell under the wheels, and
had both hands cut off at the wrist. To save
her life amputation was found necessary
and her arms were taken of. at the elbow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-09

h CHIRIQUI IMAGEs.-We have had the
pleasure Of examining quantity of gold
received by DR.. j. G. Aver 6 Co., from
Honduras, in payment for their medicines;
which are extensively sold throughout
Central America. Among massive crosses,
bracelets and chains, are the rude images
which, have been taken from the graves OF
the Chiriqui chiefs-birds, turtles, serpents,
bugs and reptiles done in solid gold. They
carry US back beyond historic times, to
periods and places where barharism reign
ed supreme. They seem to come here now
In mute appeal from the winding sheets of
their ancestors to ask for the simple In
dians IN the mountains, medical protection
from cultivated skill against diseases which
gather them up in too early graves. Ignor5
ant and unlettered as they are, they have
learned of the white man enough to know
where to apply for relief, and what will
bring 1t. Our well known townsmen,
above named inform us that they require
their remittances from foreign countries
now to be made in silver and gold.-
Lotoez lfass.) Sentinel. sS-'-E fI41ils
oct9-d6wlw -. S.,...,, 4-.--4
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DYsPEPsIA.-Do not suffer with dyspep-
sia when relief is so close at hand. Twen-
ty thousand people have been cured of this
terrible disease in the last year by the use
Of iRoback's Stomach Bitters.
oct9-d&Wlw - -. 3
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How TO CURE IRA young lady on East
Broad street has hypochondriac dread of
being buried in the deep, deep sea, and is
incessant in making plaintive requests of
passers-by to bury her not in the cerulean
and salty. If she will quit banging the
piano and take an occasional dose of wash
tub, her groundless apprehensions of a
watery grave will give way to more heal
thy tone of mind.
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Accident.

CHATHAM, CANADA, Oct. 7.-Saturday af-
ternoon Mrs. Isaac Smith and two children,
and Mrs. William Baxter, jr., while driv-
ing a buggy, were upset. The whole
party was thrown into ditch. Both child
rem were Killed. Mrs. Baxter is fatally
injured, and Mrs. Smith seriously.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-09

POLICE CoURT.-Jackson Thomas, sad
dle-colored moke, was found in house of
Ill fame on Monday night, and was arrest
ed by Lieut.. Mcclure after pretty lively
chase and knoek-down. He was taken be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, and fined s5 and
costs, which he paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-09

CARPETS from ten to fifteen per cent. less
than the regular prices, for thirty days,
corner of High and Friend streets, Column
bus, Ohio. G. EBERLY & Co.
octS-d1w
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INDIAN HERn oocro. on.1on

INDIAN HERB DocTOR-oFFIcEi
j corner North Broad and High streets, north q Of
State House. 1Columbls. Ohio. Cures Catsrrh
Bronchitis, Scrofula. Rheumatism, Dyspepsis' and
all Acute and Chronic Diseases Bsldness cnrsS
hair: The Doctor treats all diseases Of woman and
ch,ldre, psrsols , q distance give all symptoms.
Indian Herb Doctor corner North Brosa .nd ~ ~
streets. Columbus,O U. seu25.dI,,s ~
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50 MILLINERY OPENING ON THURSDAY, Oc-
roBER. 10rH.-Mrs. S. Luchtenberg will
have grand opening of the latest fashions
of Millinery at her establishment No. 376
South High street, between South street
and South Public lane. on Thursday, Oct
10th. The goods will comprise the latest
and most fashionable styles, Just received
from New York. -,7. E, =.
1vy
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sheridan,s serenade-Acc,dent.

BosToN, Oct. Sat the serenade to Gen.
Sheridan last night, the crowd in Bow
doin Square was so great that over fifty
ladies tainted. One had her ribs broken,
and others were more or less injured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-09

A large amount of new counterfeits on
the National Bank of Michigan were passed
in Brooklyn last night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-09

has just received fine lot OF fresh shell
oysters, for sale cheap. If
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New York market-oct. a.

C0TTON-Steady middling uplands zoe.
FLOUR-Less active; common aud medium grades
extra western $40 4o91l sO round hoop Ohio $40 70
OBS 20; st. Louis Hole rs. California dull; in
ks 90 So in barrels Sll 25913 so. Rye -four $79s
/ WHEAT-Opened l92c better; closed quiet with
an advance; No spring % 3292 941x; Mol do 81 80
s2 40 inferior spring q 10. amber Michigan % $50
80: hite Michigan 90 03; white Cslifornia % Is.
RYE-Scarce and nominal; Aesterp 81 67gl7 20.
BARLE Y-Firm; Canada West 81 s5 '
-CORN.293o 80 better; mixed western 81 s79i <oc:
OATS-29sc better: Ohio and CHICAGO 77yzasoc,
including large paroles deliverable all the month at
! RlCE-Quiet and UNCHANGED. l..4.e..s.
! COEtEE-Steady with fair demand. .... ..
! ,SUGAR-Quiet and without material change;
M0LASSESSMOd request butwithout decided
change. r-. T-II 7'-I-1I, -
HOPS-Quiet: American 4o@e5c. .-...-
/ PETROLEU M-Firm; Crude 139145<c; refined in
! ! PORkt-0peied shady, closed lower: mess saa Sc
02S So s closing at $23 SO cash; prime $40 5o9sl.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet western SOC. st1'
BAGON.Quiet; short ribbed 14Kc. sdi bgs
CUT, MEs5ATSTQuiet and steady; shoulders and
TTARD-ouiet at f4,<a14zIc. "a iissllit a-iia
BUTTER-Firmer; Ohio l503oc. ~ ,e10uF
-CHEESE-Quiet at ll@l6c. 5l3T : 81 s5.ofJ
/ C3 i-g oT'eH LATEsT-5 P. NJ H9tE .efat
FI.OUR-CIosed dull and Is 5s2oc lower. q J : -
saWHEAT-Quiet; No spring 81 seSe 80; No do
RYE-Scarce and firm western sre5 81 g. - 7. 20
; OAYS-Steady; Ohio and Chicago 79K960c. -il'
U0RN-Qaiet; good to prime mixed western 81 ss
.P0RK--Lower; mess s2s so cash; sas so regular;
tions. -. y ''' 't'l " 30 fft
I JBEEF-Nominal. -sa-i ,d v'aL uI i ...
( CUT MEArS-Dull and dropping. rl f., ....y
I BACON-Quiet and steady sf.-,.l, ..,.-r.
rendered 14kc.t '-li ['Si '-os 's7 'l'l -ilIl'I'I
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TAssOciated Press Dispatches.1

CLEVELAND, Oct. S.-Scattering township
returns on the Reserve show the Amend
ment running behind and indicate its
probable defeat. ~-.-
CLEVELAND, Oct. S.-Erie county COM
plete, gives four hundred Republican ma
jority, a Democratic gain of seven hun
dred on the judicial election of 1866. Loss
of Amendment conceded on all hands.
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Over Nine per Cent. Inter,

RIOKLY & BRO, Columbus, Ohio,
And by BANKS and BANKERS generally through
out the United States. of whom Maps and Descrip
tive Pamphlets may be obtained. They will also be
sent by mail from the Company's Office, No. 90 Mas
ssu street. New York, on application. Subscribers
will select there own Agents in whom they have con-
fdence. who alone will be responsible to them for
the safe delivery of the bonds. a. ~ E41{T
JOHN CISCO, Treasurer,
.-oa.s...,if. a.s .l m NEW YORK.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toile.
article--superior to Cologne and at half tb
price. oct9-deod&waw. j.
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AgzlAM MANHOOD: q
q : How LOST How 3 estored

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COM MERClAL MATTERS.

New York Money market-Ocs. 8.
G0LD-A shade easier; opening at las; closing at
I45.