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7 iVacancy.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Funeral of Thaddeus Stevens.


,Ea45 30 LANCASTER, IA, Aug. IL.
7 During Saturday the remains of Stevens
lay in state in the parlor of his late resi-
dence, aad were visited by many hundreds
of his friends and constituents. The street
was crowded, and during the whole time
the doors were open, and up to late hour
in the evening" after which many were
sent away disappointed. v,rr'SF BIS
On Sunday, contrary to intention, the
immense press of visitors, persistent,
though respectful, caused the relations to
admit many to see the remains. 7ts'-rsA
Early this morning the coffin was again
opened and the crowd again commenced
pouring through the rooms. The coffin
was decorated with wreaths aud cross of
evergreen and white lillies. The face was
becoming somewhat discolored, but the
expression was the same. Previous to the
arrival of the trains the people of the
vicinity began to come in by hundreds. the
vehicles lining the streets and the people the
sidewalks - q
The first train brought from Harrisburg
Governor Geary, Senator Cameron, Gener-
al Heintzleman, several officers of the De-
partment and a number of citizens. From
York there was another large delegation.
They proceeded to visit the remains, ind
ing the same difficulty inreaching the door
on account Of the crowd even at that early
hour. Still they came, filing the streets,
the scene exceeding anything witnessed
here for years; but there was no confusion
or disorder. ri - H. ., ~ t,:.s1a ~
The trains westward next arrived, the
regular one bringing large organized DEL
egations from various points along the
route, one Of the finest of which came from
Westchester. ssi..a 49, n, FL al 1900
sy1 The special train from Philadelphia
brought the Mayor and Councils of that
city, delegations from the Invincibies and
the Union League, the. latter carrying
splendid banner draped in mourning also
a representation from the colored citizens
of Pbiladeiphia, iucluding ID committee
from the Banneker Literary Institute. ?
IA The city was by this time literally fIlled
I by tbs, vast crowd, and now the various or
I ganizatiohs began to muster for the pros
cession. allttnrning out in large numbers,
land despite the difficulties incident TO- the
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NEW YORK nIELANGE.
Attacks ON the Police.

l .ufl res fsa. o.. .-f. NEW YORK, Aug. II.
Two officers of the 23d precinct were con-
veying a prisoner to the station-hous
Saturday night, when they were set upon
by a gang of rowdies. The prisoner was
rescued. An hour after officers arrested
the ringleader of the gang and were again
assaulted. but being reinforced made good
the captive. Two officers who reinforced
them, however, were severely injured.
Frear, the prisoner, was held in 81 900 bail.
"a An attack on the policewas also made by
rowdies in Brooklyn. The roughs are said
whole police before November, and, taken
in connection with these and bloodier as
saults committed not long ago, it seems
probable they are at least trying ton.
mol: FunernI of fsewaII Fisk. ~ -
The funeral ofSewall Fisk, a high official
of the order of Free Masons, of this State,
took place from st. Ann's Church, on 18th
street, yesterday, with grand Masonic
demonstrations. g. q 80. '''-'- 's-'
% sa Open Air Preaching. u x
Rev. Stephen, II. Tying, ir., and other
clergymen, J with city e congregations,
preached open air sermons in various parts
of tile city, yesterday, to generally well
behaved and mum erous audiences. has
s. ~ aai5-s. Trade Unions a-.-.5f
The trade unions advocate the policy of
counting European alliances as guard
against American influences. ~,
.cdGUBID DBarbadoes.) Il ~
The colony of Barbados is uneasy, be-
cause many members Of the British garri-
son there are Fenians. W ~ L -.
IsRasuIao The Pest sIooP. .xao
The pest sloop Four Brothers, seized by
/ the revenue officers. has been tied to a
wharf in this city, where thousands of pas
sengers are landing daily. Great complaint
lis made about this way Of doing ttihgs.-
IL Is requested that the. Board OF Health
look to this matter stately, as yellow
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

-".YIsrr THE .FATHERLEss,"-TheR Rev. J..
c. Keeney is now in the city soliciting
money, food and clothing for. the Orph ans
Home, Lauderdale Springs, Miss, for
which he is acting as agent.
Mr.. K. comes to US "minently recon-
,mended by ,clergymen, merchants, ebank-
.ers, and by the Governor of the State of
Mississippi. We do not hesitate to say that
pMr. K. is frlly authorized to act as solicit
ing agent, and that all donations placed un-
der his care will be applied to the benefit
of these orphan children, We trust our
good citizens upon whom he may call, will
not turn him away empty handed. -el
The buildings at Lauderdale have ca
pacityz for five hundred children. About
three hundred have been received, and
double that number have applied for ad-
mission, who did NOT. know where they
would get tn, next morsel of bread, and
were rejected for want of food with which
TO feed tnem. RT ryv -. -
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SECOND ward, .Atfenfion .

There will be q meeting of tho Democracy Of the
corner Of Broad and High street. on THUkSpAY
EVENING NEXT, AUGUST 2oTH, et 7K O'clock.
Club Addresses may be expected from, Evr
e. B. ESHELMAN, COL. MANTPENNT
and GEO. L. CONVERSE.
Every Democrat in. the Ward is urged to be
~" GEORGE SERGEANT, Committeeman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-The
4Commissioiers met yesterday. Present
Messrs. Barbee, Edwards and Gulick. The
Commissioners thisfday contracted with
John w. Russell for building bridge
across Big Run in Franklin twonship near
Capt. A. G. Hibbs' residence for the sum of
two hundred and fifty dollars. They also
contracted with Owen Glover for building
q bridge at the head Of Big Run in Nor
wich township near said Clover's residence,
for the sum of two hundred dollars.
The following bills were presented and
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HIaforre KeInforced. =

"A reinforeement of five ,Eundred u1cn
bad been sent to Alhtorre, who is operating
against Negrete.s Cortina refused to join
in Negrete's rebellion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

NOTHING s0 NICE for a pudding as
good, pure Starch, properly, manufactured
Kingsford's cooking starch has reputa-
tion second to none. For sale by McColm,
Miles & McTnnaf6 --F.s- 1i1f4 1ufniaffsA
. - ~ y S-| ...- sss7qrt hun iiRM
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WASHINGTON.
Commissioners Rollins Returns to
u y EfargF His Duties. tiN'''

'4sHs s4fA =
WASHINGTON, August IL.
Commissioner Rollins has, returned to
his duties. He was this morning engaged
for some time in nconversation with the Sec
retary of the Treasury at the latter's office.
1t is definitely settled that Mr.. Rollins will
not retire from the Office, at least until af-
ter the reassembling of Congress. The ap-
pointment of Supervisors under the new
tax law will now receive prompt attention
from the Secretary. Nineteen nominations
have been made by Mr.. Rollins. The dis
position is to make the appointments as
early as practicable, as the business OF the
Department demands the attention of such
officers. li,f,,. m ''- isi 2 l'i7i2ina29t
.,IIlness of Gen. Rawlings.
Gen. John A. Rawlings is confined to his
bed, having had two hemorrhages of the
lungs yesterday He is, however, some
what better, and It is hoped he will be out
In a day or two. u
III p '5JVii Patent Office.
For the week ending on the 25th 2S5 pat
ents will be issued from the Patent Office.
During the past week $50 applications and
65 caveats have been filed.
Legal Complications.
The section of the new tax bill prohibit
ing distillation or rectifying spirits In dis
tillefies within 900 feet of each other. will
involve several complicated legal questions,
as its operations will be to suppress one of
the establishments so situated. Many of
the largest distilleries are in that prox-
Unity -Iiz.. 1ssq .s0arsaAl .L I 81
iReconsfructfou In NIfssTssippi.
Letters have been received here from the
committee of five appointed by the Consti-
tutional Convention of Mississippi to re-
ceive and count the votes at the late cleo
tion in that State, to announce the result,
and, if necessary. reconvene the Conven-
ton. They do not contemplate calling the
Convention together, but are about to issue
a proclamation, declaring the election in
six counties illegal and void on account of
frauds and violence used. As General Gill
lem refuses to recognize this committee,
they intend to callyuponi Congress to sus-
tain their action, and to complete the work
of reconstruction in Mississippi by appro-
pirate legislation. @ So ,,'.1 ,s1ii5
Z 81 20 for Vacancy. gisr-sIirs lisa
Attorney General Evarts has. given an
opinion that the office of Collector at New
Orleans is now vacant, becoming so by his
resignation, and complete institutions as a
member of the Senate. The Constitution
says the President shall have power to fill
up all vacancies that may happen during
the recess of the Senate by granting COM
missions that shall expire at the end of the
next session. Z, ~ =. s,- -,
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MEXICO.
Advices TO the 10th.

Advices 10 the 10th.
New YORK, August IL. h'
We have telegraphic advices from Vera
Cruz to the 18th instant, and Mexico City q
to the 10th instant. 81
Romero. u
Romero had arrived at the capital and
had resumed his duties as Minister of the
Treasury. VIZ
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szszsE aEHAYTI.oe HAS
The Picos Defeated asRoyse.

ne Ftcos Ase eheateu at BOyue.
New Y oRK, August IL.
fTelegraphic advices from Jacmely Hayti,
to August j, state that the Picos had been
defeated at Boyne, and forty of chem taken
prisoners, among them Gen. dAlexander,
who was shot by his csptors. ~ = pr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

tE Hon. Edison B. Olds is stopping at
the Exchange. He reports the political
prospects in Old Fairfield highly gratify-
ing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

HEAD QUARTERS FOR PLASTER AND CE-
MENT.-Zettier & Ryan, corner of Friend
and Fonrth Streets, are the principal deal
ems in louisville and Akron Cement, and
New York, Jersey and Sandusky Calcine
Plaster. Orders Of country merchants and
Individual orders win receive prompt att
tention. ~,
aug6-d1m. - sAco ~
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FRUIT QANs-FRUIT CANS
Stewart's Patentsandsthe old ,style,bssR
At Buckley'sst tthe slfue oysterman.,sl saisrF
l6 East Broadway, next to Tayior's grocery
,aug5-dtonev2s '.....-..-;: ,5isiss9
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE
The TiPperary Dificulty-Verdict
--it.--T sr:3i of Murder. w


5.,i,s.- 9T.3i of Murder.
saiSsieai .sss7s9 DUBLIN, August IL.
Late Saturday afternoon, coroner's in
quest was held over the body of Schuily,
murdered by tenants in Tipperary. On that
day, after hearing mass of evidence, the
jury brought in; a verdict of murder, bat
took occasion to deprecate Schully and
suggested that new and more liberal laws
were needed to prevent repetition of such
scenes.1i ~ 70 iSijci ,
Reverdy johnson.
.A .aNiM q0dnegl LONDON, Aug. II.
Reverdy johnson, American Minister,
who arrived at Southampton few days
since, still remains in that city. He will
probably leave for London tomorrow.
johnson is the object of much attention.
Sailed. aEAb asJ-0GrsH :
LONDON, August II.
) Baron won Lederer, recently appointed
Minister from Austria to Washington. and
members OF the Legation, sailed for the
United States on Saturday on the steam
ship Cuba. !
.5. Yacht Germania.
is ss5's BERLIN, August II.
The yacht Germania, which left Bergen, 8
Norway, on an exploring expedition to the
North Pole, was seen on the 231 of June in
ldllbuu0 ~ gSOuc WAS esUterlHS uue l0TGDs
The sea.wasclear office. q q q Z I
Admiral Farragut.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August IL.
Admiral Farragut, accompanied by Mr.
Morris, Minister of the United States had
an interview with the Sultan last week. at
which, after an interchange OF compli-
ments and good wishes, his majesty inform
ed the Admiral that the flagship Franklin
would be permitted to pass through the
sDardanelles to Constantinople, should the
Admiral so desire.i General Ingatif, Rus
sian Ambassador, at Constantinople, last
week, entertained Admiral Farragut and,
the officers of his fleet at grand banquet,
given at the Russian legation. IS
Minister johnson at London.
LONDON, August IL. 81
Hon. Reverdy johnson, American Min
lister, arrived in this city to-day from
Southampton. =
Tory Meeting.
LONDON, Midnight.
A great meeting of the Tory party was
held aU the Crystal Palace this evening"
Resolutions were adopted expressing in
general terms the determination of the par
ty to support the Church, Throne and Con-
stitutiOn 80 WI w -
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w-eR-David Med ,nald, elected a policeman
at the meeting of the Council on the 1otn'
last night resigned. rns,,,v +, orr
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e irETo- morrow Is the anniversary Of the
great Indian massacre in Minnesota 10
1864.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Monday, August II.

HQ Sanderson. New York; J W Wilbur, do; A
] Ives. do: j NJ Sbirm, Chicago; 81 j HARDWOOD,
Natick. A Case. Hartford. Ct: w w Winchester,
Cincinnsti; b GLOSS, do Geo Lloyd, do; Will l.
Possue Xenia. O:sW e Adams, South Bloomfield;
E W Armstrong. Woodsfeld. j w Armstrong Del
aware; JBmes Fullingtoh. Indiana; Miss jeunie
Fullingten, diana; Hsgarnt, Cincinnati, Ohio:
George Fields: Dayton; e A Fitch. ,Dayton:. Al
English. Zanesyille; Mr. Shulyr Crceyille; Giltith.
Cincinnati; Miss Willard, circleville; Mr. Grace.
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w The vagrant law, we are pleased to
see, is being rigidly enforced and the city
= secured of all suspicious characters, All
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.Canadian Items.

-igssA HOsAa1Tk4 QuEBEc, August IL.
- The Steamship Nova Scotian, from sLiv-
erpool, arrived to-day, with three hundred
Lpassengers.L ~ -. ........- ...-ay.z lh.iH
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'@l,f;ez-- E A gentle steed becoming frightened
at the street cars in front Of our office, es-
terday, amused himself by kicking the We
hicle to which he wss attached, all to
n;eces. tryshrr5 sq9azp ylie'l)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

wSee call fora meeting of Second Ward
Democracy in another column.
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h t The Black Boys in Blouses, alias
Black and Tanners, alias Marshal Browns
slut's pups, alias Grant Tanners,held pro-
tracted meeting last night. ~ L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

W wefkmen, yesterday, were busily
engaged inIrepairing the Isteepleo ofothe
First Presbyterian CHURCH. injured some
time since duringEa storm. EATG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

PERSONS travelling in the summer, should
always be provided with Humphrey
Homeopathic Specifics for DIARRHEA, DYs-
EMERY, and for CHoLERi MoRBUs. A box
or two of these will always save an attack
OF these diseases to which one is SO liable
In traveliDg-save being drugged-save
calling on a strange doctor-and permit you
to take your Journey in quiet. Sold by all
first class druggists, at '25 cents per box.
HUMpHREY's SPECIFIC HoMoEPATHIo MED-
IcINE Co., 5e2 Broadway, New York. .'nf
/ jy29-d&w1y-cw 10 e-.i SCI Hogb
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

CAPITOL SQUARE CONCERTS. = If the
weather. is fay orablesa Fowier'ss Band will
play the following programme this even
sI Ing ohIthe East Terraces. Mao Koas
No. 1.71Morap--Bo Bossisio.
No. 2.-Good bye at the door-W. a.
sassr No Meianngses,5 ~ ,s'ss5 ss
No Nos5IT 4TTMocking TAs 4 Bird Medleys~Rosen-
.'as5sNssossib No. ib@Bfightest i Eyes-t,assidx. W y.
rta No. 6r-A Gayetina from Fslstaf- -Balfe
--..s Mos z-Polonaise Omniam Gatilefuna. =
-44T No. s~-Sootch Medley I'd ,sea-sg M =,
.Iss sSa No. 3 Morning Star AsdlesAW. b
e Neave. o,,ssL =, 49, .sztss5 az 81 g
No, 1L7WearysegI Day Gaiiop--Wr H
.lNe8fe' .1e2nsS Tsn-tia-IISsa |
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WHI-rEBsY.. An,oounsst n,oousst ~

Brown & Patterson's foundry. which EN-.
pioyed over fifty men, was burned to the
ground Yesterday SgPhe loss Is estimated
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

w, A. days length this, week Il, thirteen
! hours and forty I'VE minutes. { Sitsls'A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

TRANSFER oF Real sEsTArE.-There was
but one deed left for record yesterday.
Rody Harrison, ct a., heirs of Charles Har-
rison, to stephen Goutchens, 17A acres of
land in franklin township, for 500.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

IS HoLLowAY,s PILLs-RUsH OF BLOOD TO
THE HEAD.-This unpleasant visitation 10
not confined to persons of q full habit. Dit
is as frequently the result of weakness as
predisposition to apoplexy. By whateyer
cause .engendered, the best remedy for the
complaint is Holloway's Pills. The mo-
ment they begin to operate the oppression
on the brain is relieved. Their effect Is to
equalize the circulation, and if taken when
ever q paroxysm, occurs, the attacks will
soon cease altogether. Seld by all drug
gists. ,.,, ,,,.t. ..-i jy9-d1y-cw
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~ - JOSH
LOCAL NOTICES.

p. PURE bermuda ARROW RooT, in, one
pound, halt. pound and Tquarter pound
packages, just received by McColm, Miles
" n,eDonaiu.l essE .-....-.sso1rxa dzIsdsi5fY
june ~ 8 oi.gi..... .......,. sssIez5l vsd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

8 ~ The LArEsr.-Seymour and Blair bon:
nets are the latest sensation. Like our carl-
ssdidates, they are handsome and immensely
Donular. - --1-- So e'-f 4 =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

2 e y 7STCHIIuLpREN's Hour. The September num-
.ber of this delightful little monthly is on
our table. ,Itisa truly what 1t profestes TO
be, g A magazine for the little Ones" 1t
costs but 81 Is per snnum. Address L. 3.
Arthur & Son, 500 and siI Chestnut street,
Philadelnhia. sflnaH-.l 8 1-.Erf
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KLEproMAN1A.-Aa man named Fitch,
Bhaiiiug from Delaware. and claiming to be

KLEPTosIANIA.-Aa man named Fitch,
Bhaiiiug from Delaware, and claiming to be
a preacher, was arrested on. Saturday
evening, by Officer Engleke, on a charge
OF petty thieving. He went first into An
drews & Hull's news depot. and, after put
ting several articles under his coat, made a
purchase of small book. Alex. Andrews
had his eye on the preacher, and when lie
offered to pay for the book-a ten cent one
charged him enough to cover his loss.
Fitch went from there to Gleason's, where
he staidi but a moment or two, and then
called at Randall 6 Aston's. Not finding
things there to his liking, he retraced his
steps to Gleason's, where, unobserved, he
captured a book worth $3.50. AS he came
out with his prize he was arrested. 1t be-
ing made to appear that the man was par
TALLY insane, no one appeared against him
yesterday, and he was discharged. He was
under engagement to preach at Pleasant
Valley on Sunday, but passed that day in
the calaDOOse.E - 81 ~ --T
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~ ~ ~ Andrews & Hun have received God
.ev,s, Demorest's and the Ladies' Magazines
for September. All beautiful numbers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

w Large quantities of fruit are being
shipped from Indiana and the south 20 TINS
point where they find q ready market.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

o NERVOUS DEBILdTY, with its gloomy at
tendants, low spirits, depression, inyolun-
tary emissions, loss of semen,. spermator-
rhaa, loss of power, dizzy head, loss of
memory and threatened impotence and
imbecility. find sovereign cure in Hum
phreys'i Homeopathic Specific No. Twen-
Twilight. Composed of the most valuable,
mild and potent Curatiyes, they strike at
once at the root of the matter tone up the
system, arrest the discharges, and impart
.vigor and energy, life and vitality tosthe
entire man. They have cured thousands
of leases. Price So per package of six box
ies and vial, which is very important in OBJ.
stinate or old cases, or 81 per. single box.
SoldEby all Druggists, and sent by mail on
receipt of apriee. b. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HoMEoPATHIC MEDICINE Co.. 562
Broadway. New York. jy13-deod&w1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

BASE BALL CHALLENGE,-The maiiing
clerks and folders Of the STATESMAN office
hereby challenge the employees Of the
Journal Office to a match game of base ball,
to be played on saturday August 2sth.-
Do you hear Jeurfalisefs Z
.YhW-IlAn SFEsD- 4spARr'
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ForSFATEsMAN employs

STEALING HARNEss.@Yesterday after
. noon 4 man named William Atherton was
ARRESTED on complaint Of Mr. Parr, propri-
= = etor r Of the Parr House, for stealing some
portion ofharness from the hotel stables -
Y Alter patient hearing Of the case, ;Ather-
! ton to- was suffered. to depart on the payment
z Of $40 fine. "A costly bit Of harness. that.
4 THASKs.-Onr friend Mayer, whose great
: : success III cleaning feathers has made him
q famous in this CITY; went OUT turtle dshing
yesterday and captured fourteen as fine
adopDers as one woald wish TO see. Our
thanks are due for q huge one. Won't we
O coax that chaps head ef, and decoy bis
tender body into our soup kettle, neither
Oh, no. SdGaess notIA .aaaTsF 81 zR0L 1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

'ia A FAMILY medicine case is a family
necessity You must have something to
give for a Cold, Headache, Sore Throat
Diarrhea, Group or Fever, and it is only
question whether you give some herb tea
or quack medicine or what not, or whether
you will be properly advised and give the
proper harmless Specific, and thus arfes
the disease with simple Sugar Pills.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics are
just the thing, always handy, convenient,
safe and reliable. A full case of IS large
vials and Book of Directions are sent to
any address free on receipt of the price
Address Humphreys Specific Homn-
pathic Medicine Company, 5s2 Broadway,
New York. ai 'aaRE jy29 9.d&w1y-cw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

sFMED YEsrERDAX.--The Ohio Marble
c Roofing Company filed its certificate OF
Incorporation with the Secretary Of State
yesterday 4tisoEganized for the purpose
cot engaging in the business of manufacture
ing and dealing in marble roofing, and
I manufacturing and putting on roofs and
e roofing nnateriais.7 Capital stock 5000, In
, shares, OF. $40 each. Principal office in
Cleveland, "A. K. Spencer, g.. W. Clark,
: John Ellsier, Joseph NJ. Richards, &. n
Geary,,e w: G.; Smith, Sireno r. Van Pei,
and E. A. Scoyill are the corporators.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-18

1T IS GENERALLY CONCEDED BY every
one that .Kingsferd's silver gloss laundry
starch will impart a finer polish to linen or
cotton goods than any other starch. now in
use. Call at McColm, Miles & McDonald's
and buy box. -es-a, ois e se5 -,
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