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PORT OF PHILADELPH IA.-... ..........JULY Is.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS Ar THE EvnSrSa rv,
A. m''"'''"''oSIll a. m.....'.s3l q p M. 90
,, CLEARED THIS MORNING.
steamship Hunter Rogers, Providence, d. g. Stetson
Bs,qns r. \; A. Cochran. Sway, Marseies. r. A. Son.
N g 6rig Heinrich Moll. BraeherrIng. Stockholm.
schr John Beatty, Price, Richmond. Caldwell. ao,.
scnr D. n Wolfe Dole, Oregon Mills N q, do roo.
% Schr ". W; Marcy, Cnsmplnn. Boston do.
schr h. Fnaro, FAkenoerg. Providence, Hammett a.
schr j. B Myers Ellwood Boston, do
seRr F. PsrTS Rsiay T' B"slou snnIckson
schr lda A. Jayne Aidrcn' Boston, l.. AudenrIed q
schr M r Samson, Samson, Boston. AudenrIed. Nor.
scbr j. W. vspneman Sharp. Boston, Captain.
Schr Chowan, GOldtnwaiie, Williamsburg
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
SC sem r. Ar'nuE n Rowe Seivour, days from Norfolk.
sonI only DSngbIer. Headey, days from Norto,k
sIhI re- Ocean bro MARSH 4 days from James River,
scbr Arabella adam. sdays from PooomokeRIver,
sr SER ! PpsIo @ F"lEsn6eTg' from Providence.
Scar Ids A. Jayne, Ainrcn, from Boston.
sem SST W. ne5Iy ksey t9@ Iod DsSssspo
MEMORANDA
Ship N. Mosher. MCsher, hence for Rotterdam, was
ship Fosir' Goucher. for Philadelpbis, cleared at
LoboOn sd inst
BsISne John Ellis from Liverpool for PhiladelpbIs
was spOke en- 4th inst. lat. Al AZ long. 81 SS
Brig Abbie q, Tltcomb riIcOmO, hence, at Cardenas
4th lust.
Brig Annie Ada, Moore, hence at Vgo 2Ist uIt.
schr wild Pigeon, Phillips, Tor Phiadelphia sailed
from Dignion 18th inst.
sohr Mary E Jones, Terry, hence at Kingston. Ja,,
schI Golden Dream Bogart, tor PHILADELPHIA via
MIX River, sailed from Kingston, Ja., 2lst ut, ~
schr E. g. Potter. Sparks, for Philadelphia sailed
from MRtRnzRs 9th Inst ' ~
schI BeIj strong Brown, hence for Providence. at
New York yesterday.
schrs M. a. Tyler, Tyler; Amp Dole. Halsey; Kate
V. Edwards LippincOtt and Rnodelia Blew, Peter.
son. for Philadelphia, sailed hom Providence 1lth
instant
schr Samuel p Hawes, Jackson, hence at Provi-
Schr VIM. f Burden, Adams. hence for Boston, at
StoDington llth inst detained by thick fog.
SchrB RVanneman Sharp, and Pathway ,McElwees
hence, At Boston 18th Inst.
schr A. J. Fabens. Bragg. hence, at NewbHryport
1lth inst. - .e.,.
schr ;. Weidn, Bowen, for Philadelphia, cleared
Ich' 1lsn r. Conover, Robinson, for Philadelphia,
sailed nom Pawtucket llth inst
DOMESTIC PORTS
NEW YORK, July IA = Arrived, steAmbnlp CubaL
Noodle, nom Liverpool. - -. ,r
Ship Guiding Star, Hopkins nom Newport, W.
BAfque Gessner, JsbuTg, from Bremen
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington Overrun by the
Lobby.
Progress Of HOstilities in Hayti-
Indian Outrages in
the West.
Ktss Ets., Ets., Ets., Ets., Etc.
Kts. Ets. Ets" Etc.. Ets- Etc,
FROM WASHINGTON TO-DAY.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
Tho Crowds at ths Capitol.

WASHINGTON, July Is Notwithstanding the
excessive heat, large numbers of persons are in
the city, and others are constantly arriving.
As the session draws to close, the
corridors and lobbies are crowded with
parties having all sorts of schemes
before Congress, and hoping to rush them
through just before adjourning without much
scrutiny. Steamship men wanting subsidies ;
railroad men asking for land grants; and parties
having claims involving millions of dollars,
swarm in every part of the Capitol Cougre9s
is averse, however, to touching any of these at
this session. Some of them are hanging between
two Houses. but most of them are still before
the committees, where they are likely to re.
main.
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ARYSSINIA.
Two Curious E1fGsiOEs from KInR
TheOuuEOuE.

A batch OF fresh papers connected with the
Abysslnan expedition was published on the Sd
OF July. AmunI the documents are two com.
munlcatious addressed to toe Commander-in-
Chef by the lale King Fheodorus alter the de-
feat OF his army at Arogoe. These curious let
ters, trnnsla1ed from The original Amharlc Will
be read with 1httleat:-
mo ]. Delivered 0y Lieutenant PrdeauX aud
the Daiez Alamie on April H. 1863. Note,
without suptTscrlptlnn. seal, signature, or GATE.
Along with II vas returned the CJmm1nderIu
CnIefs leuer OF that morning, II which the King
was called upon o submit. In the name OF the
Father, and the Son, and tue Holy GhOsg one
GOD IN HIS Trinity and His Unity, KasSa, whose
trust Is CHRIST, thus epeaGs:-O people OF
Abyssnla, Will II al ways be mus that you flee
before the enemy, when myself by the power
Ol COO, go not forth with you 10 encourge
you? Believing that all power had beeu
given to me, had established my
Christian people in TINS hea hen spot. In my
city a!e muitltudes whom 1 have ted: maldens
projected and matdens unprotected, women
whom yesterday made widows; and aged
parents who have no children, God has ven
YOU tie power. see hat you for axe not these
people IL is hea'hcn land. My codutrYmen
have turned their backs Ou me, aud have hated
me, because | supposed tribute on them, aud
sought to bring them uGder military discipline.
You have prevailed agaln me by means of
people brought INTO state OF discipline. Ms
followers, who love me, we're frightened oy one
ballet, and fed liz spite o. my commands.
When yoE defeated tuem | was not with the
fugltives. Believing myself 10 be great
loro gave you Dattie; ouJ, by reason or the
worthlessness o. my artillery, all my pans were
as naught. The people OF my country, by
tauntlDg me with having embraced tie religion
OF tOe FIaDKs, and by saying that had become
q Mussulmau, and ia ten diAereut ways had pro.
Voked me 10 anger against them, Out OF what
have done of evil TO ward them may God bnng
good. His will be done. / bad intended, if
God had so decreed, to couqTer the whole
world; and il was my desire 30 die il my
purpose could not be 4ol6lied Since tue
day of my birth till now 10 man has dared
TO lay hands on me. Whenever my soldiers
began to waver in battle IL Was mine TO arise
and rally them. Last night the darkness him
have passed the night in Joy, may God not do
unto you as he has done TO me. | had hoped
after subduing my enemies Ia Abyssinia, to lead
my army against Jerusalem, and eYpel from "
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Weather Repors-Jaiy 15, 0
FINANCIAL ITEMS.

From the NJ Y Times Of to day
"The market for money is again working with
the which characterized the offerings
through the month of June Al the owest
figures on call to the brokers, there is perhaps
a more decided preference TO Govern ment over
railway collaterals, but on the last named loans
are made with facility at 4G5 per cent, The dis
trust IN regard TO forged or altered cALes
cent rogueries is now pretty wetl known as
ranging between Sl20 900 aud $4,000 No new
developments were made to day To justify the
belief that more than 1900 certificates have
been altered. 1t is said however, that The bank
account of the absconding parties to the fraud
would seem to Justify he suspicion that they
carried off over $4,000 in gold. The two
Boards of the Stock Exchange nave offered a
reward of $40 900 for their apprehension and
conviction. At least one OF the rascaIs has
probably escaped to Elrope."
From the NJ y Tribune or TO day.
money is easy, but sales are very irregular
Dealers in Governments are fully supplied AT
per cent, while the rate TO stock houses ranges
from 4@6 per cent. The large houses continue
TO be fully supplied at the lowest quotation. but
moderate borrowers pay 596 per cent Tue for
geries have unsettled the confidence OF money
lenders on railway securities for the moment,
and the prices asked for call loans are gagged
as much by the capital of the house loaning as
'Sterling change closes firm at quotations.
London ,o, 80 days. llCA@ilO5s; London ,sa sig11
1iS@T kSnao5 ong Paris iyS
blO5S@5'l0; Antwerp. 5'l6A@5 l5; Swiss, 1870
5'i6; Hamburg, 361S@36l4; Amsterdam. Az q
4l3s; Frank fort, 4l@ilA; Bremen, 79A930;
The relurn from the Bank of England for
the week ending July /, gives the following
results when compared with the previous
week. .
G3 O2l $50 Increase. f37O
Public deposiLs.,... 602l 40S Decrease. Il 07i 237
Otuer depostts... 2l,497 2o2 Increase. 1906, ,l5i
On the other side of the account:-
Gov Securities ...."El3 2l4,3 1894 Decrease" 80 l63
Other Securities..... 90 63l Increase 29l 1853
Notes nem ployed.. IL SS8, ,635 Decrease IL lO2 035
''The amount of 20 eS in girculation Is E2i,77l.
$50 being au increase OF fl 0Si 1885, and the stock
OF built n in both Departments Is G2275l, ,22l .
showing decrease of ELL 760 when com pared
with the preceding return
"Subjoined IL comparison of the present po-
sltiou of the Bank OF England and the price of
Consols and FIencn Renles with the correspond
ing week OF last year;
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
This NIorAing's Quotations.
BIZ Atlantic CubLe.

By Atlantic Cu6Le.
LONDON, July ia. M.-Cousols for money,
942@942; and for account, 94}. Uuited States
5'2Os, 72s; Erie, 434 Illinois Central, so, ex-div.
FRANKFORT, July la. M.-United States
5.2Os, n,
LIVERPOOL, July ia. M.-Cotton quiet;
sales of probably 5000 bales. Pork dull. Lard
firm. Other articles unchanged.
QUEENSTOWN, July l5.-The steamship City Of
London, from New York July 4, arrived yester.
day.
SOUTHAMPTON, July ia. M.-The steamship
Berlin, from Baltimore July l, arrived at 1890
this morning.
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Political Movements in Chicago.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
CHICAGO, July 15.-The Democrats inaugurate
their campaisn here tonight by mass meeting.
The Republicans are alive and are to hold one
shortly. The Grant clubs are unusually active.
The thermometer WIS ia ia the sun Yesterday
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Fire in RO Ochester, New York,

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, July l5.-Preston's large
bone factory, situated in North Clinton street,
was burned last night. Loss about $40, 900,
mostly insured.
There were four cases of sun.stroke in this
city yesterday, two of which proved fatal.
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FROM THE PLAINS.
More DepredaGIOHs-TwoiVo Whites
Khned.

ST. LOUIS. July l5.-The st. Joseph Herald
learns from a gentleman just In ffom Fort
Hayes that the Indians are on the war path in
Ihs t section. II is reported that there are over
Six thousand Indians within twenty-five miles
OF Fort Larned. They have already killed ten
or twelve white men.
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MiscelIaaeous Items.

A ladio .s' ASSOCIATION has been formed in West
minister Tor collecting funds Tor MIR. Mills elec-
ton.
Rev. Mr.. SpurIeon addressed let er to the
Eneln ,h papers defending his conSs ency in
asspr npg the superiority OF the voluntary prn.
clple in the matter Of religion, while at the
sam lime he lamen's the poverty of many
min rsteTs whose s1pands ave subscribed upon
tina system, Referring to the B shO ps speech
in the House OF LOrJs. Mr.. S)uTgeon asks the
r. ght Reverend Prelafe whether, a'ter the
81 renuOus defense o. State ali, "nis advocacy of
the Gains of Starving curates would laS him
open to O charge OF inconsistency and would
u then be becoming for some humorous mpm-
beI Of the venerable bench, in tones OF mimicr7
10 make him the subject ot plblic r'dicue? He
GonjenOs that The ca,Is are precIse!y parallel.
A London correspondent of the Dublin Free
man states that re erence to "Dods Par,a
meutory Comp tniOnn sho VS. that The 81 British
Iters ahn voted in fayo- OF the Suspensorv
Church bin present the pastors to 305 Church
hvDgs; while rhe 1872 who yoted against 1T pre-
sent 10 1852 Or the 81 peers those IN favor
present TO &c, and those agaipsE to l54 iiving9.
The total number is as toilo Hs:--Iu favor, l24
peers presenting to 81 lvlugs; against 3l9
peers, presenting TO 1S46 lviugs. Majority 95
peers, presenting to lS46 iyings.
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The Weather at the Sea-shore.

ATLANTIC CITY, July 15-9 A. M.-Thermome-
ter, 50; wind south; weather clear.
CAPE MAY, July l5-9 A. M.-Thermo meter,
IS; wind southeast; weather clear.
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Kepo1ted Wreck of a War Vessel.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA Victoria telegram
says it is reported that the United States steamer
Suwaree was wrecked near Fort Rupert, on
the Sth of July. No particulars.
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cation common; 2Ot for preferred do; Is for
susquehanna Canal; and 40 for Delaware Diyk
zion.
Jay Cooke & Co. give us the following IN
Taere ere two issues of 73O notes, portion
oL wllch are outstanding. The first matured on
to.dsV. toe n rSe % on;or JTGe last The second mature
lhese notes to proclaim ,herefor $40 bonds
expired at the da OF the maturity of the notes
lhey cannot CLAIM any thing but lawful money
IN payment alPr The said maturity: but the
secretary OF the Treasury, some tine since pave
notice sbat ne would extend the option to take
$40 bonds on the Jnue notes TO the 18th of july,
and upon the July notes to the 30th of this
month.
Many holders of the June issue, who have
overlook ked this notice. are not little cbagriaed
that they have lost this profitable privilege of
conversion in 20s by their negligence. ample
not ce having been given by the Government
and The baDkets in all the cities. The June
issue is now only worth the face and interest in
cure ncy. Holders of the July issue should at
once present their notes for redemption II thew
Wsb to avail themselves of the special privilege
OF conversion into 500 bonds. If they delay
beyond be 30th of this month. thev will be in
The same condition as are the June holders to-
day.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven q Bro No. 10 s. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS.
.....,,. FIRST BoAap.
@ @ g sfs sh sh FsS1l KS5 f.,~ s ~
Ia
4shGam q Am..ls-lSI lao do.......-ls- Ss9<
IS IS '' N''$ ! :s Hs$ ssv +: i
qOosh phn& Bl.sss g. e iSS iSS SS SSS-.-oSo. e: s
The following are this mornings gold and
foreign anotations, reDor'ed Oy Whelen Bro
i6ers, Td, Gold, Stock. and Exchange Brokers, No.
$40 A. NJ. l42tllOO A. M. 142
l0I7 ". l4l5 1900 P. NJ. 1it
l04O a. 14l5 1890 "a. l42
Foreign EXCHANGE on London:-6o days, IlOt
@ll0k; 3daSs, l0S@llo4. On Paris:-6O days,
Of. 1906. l3l; days, ST. 124@5f 10.
-Messrs. jag CooKe d Co. quote Governs
mept securitles. etc., as folio :--U. s. g.. OF
1884, 1l3i@lI31; old 5-2Os 1l3@Il3l; uew s 2Os.
1854 llU@ll0t; DO. 1865, llll06Il14; 5-2Os July,
l0S8MlOSs; do, 1857, l0S{01109; do, 1868 I0Sk
@lO9t; lo-4Os lO74@ 1919; 1905, July, lOs4a LOG.
-Messrs. De Haven Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex-
change to-day at 3 P. NJ. u. s. IS of 1881 1884
@ll35; do. 1862, l13t Gll39; do, 1864 HOO
llO4; do, ls6h, lllbG0lll3; do. 1865, new. 1Oss "a
lO8s; do, 1867, ne@, lnsj ai095 DO, 1868, 16s2
July, 1osSmiOs5; Due Compound Interest Notes,
ll94; August, 1865, ll8t l1s& do. September,
1865, nSr6'l8&; do. october, 1865 ll7tQll8,
Gold. il4@l42. Silver, l9S50l35.
,-Messrs, William Painter q Co., bankers,
No. 36 5. Tn'rd street, report the following
United sts'es IS, 1851, ll5tansi; U. Ss $. 5aos,
1882, ll2b@ll3; do 1864, lOS5allO; do, 1866,
ll1tdlli4; do. Julr, 1865, IO8I SaiO8i; do Julv'
1867 lOs$ @lOsl 1868, 1883 @lGs5; IS, ,IO-iOs 1911
@lo74: q. $ 1905, I'd series, l0S4@lO8i; Sd
cen Der, is6l lis; Mav, i8e5, 49, Aus; August. De
1866, ns4@llSS; September, 1855, 1l8a1l8{;
October, 1865, lI73Gll79. Gold, l4i&0I42,
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shiDment of SDecie.

Special Despatch % The HUentn0 telegraph
New YORK, July l5.-The China, sailing for
Europe to-day, takes out in specie $5O6, 900.
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FIRST EDITION
H u H O h Il.
Mail Dates to July ..
An Important Debate on the
French Budget-TWo of
King Theodorus'
Letters.
Etss, zts., Ets., Ets.o Mts.s Ntes

By The arrival at New York OF the steamship
Cuba we have European advices to July s.
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GREAT BRI1AAIN-

Recrimtnattons I'm Ens HOuss OF Lords.
The London Times, OF July L. refers to the
episoCe in the House of Lords on THURS iay
anu to the stormy scene OF the night previous,
and remarks that IT Is satisfactory To emo Y tnat,
in the emo, Lord tauohamp withdrew the
bill, and that all dams rer of the POSTPONE OF
the general election from this cause is removed.
The Tunes sugge SIS to the Ministry that
the best way of ell scpg the memory oil the
unpleasant recIln Ittattons is to expedite the
Reglsualon bill as much as possible. 1t has
passed through cOmmlttee IN the Commons,
and may be tort Iwtth despatched by the Lords,
and there Is no eason why 1t should not receive
The royal assen along with the Boundary bill
and the Scotcj Reform bill ou Monday Wee&.
II this was dc me the general election in Novem-
bsr would be put out of Danger, aud the honor
OF the MINIS try would be vludicated in man
ner far NOR pracucal aud satisfactory than by
Q series OF heated contests in either House of
PArliamen
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o. 48 s. Third street,
| chi. and Il. /. R..,.lO75s
Pitts. II. w. and Chi.
X. R.....................lO018
Pacific NJ. y. Con- lOOA
Vest. Union TEL. 3iY
9old...............,......l4lH
Market Irregular
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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PORT OF PHILADELPB la. ....., Iurv
- GRAPH OFFICE. hALh-
IA, M............83 IL A. M......,.,,,,93 q p M M
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New York stock QuotatIons- p. n.

Received by telegraph 4
Davis. Stock BrOHerR. No.
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A New Article of Food,
[TrGnsldMon.1

[7rGnstdtion.1
1t was NJ. Brillat Savarin. the celebrated French
Gastronome. who first said, that the man who in
man who discovers Planet" The iIHoF HH
CACIO DI NIACCARONI
or Italian prepared Cheese Maccaroni. is now of
fered as most delicious. wholesome and piquant
comestibie convenient lunch) for the use OF Fam
and for use in Beer ,loons, Bar or Sample Rooms.
Ii is eaten on Bread, Biscuit or Toast.
1t is suitable for Sandwiches l1nglese Duo [et-
tine di pane condentro Especially is it adapted
for those climates where the article of cheese can
not be kept in sound condition for any length OF
time.~ Et- sT15-- -I
1t may be used as a seasoning for Soups, Hash or
Stews-and warmed upon q stove, after the can
has been opened, it makes. without further prep
psration, a DELICIOUS WELSH RARBBIT.
For Travellers and Others it is far more econom-
ica and convenient than Sardines. Deviled or Pot.
ted Meats.
:. The proprietors and Patentee cannot but ask for
it a trial. -. te-,
Send SIS for SAMPLE DOZEN Il lb Cans, and RICH
LY GILDED show card, securely packed, and ship
ped per express to any address. Liberal discounts
made to the trade. ~
n. B-The Cacio di Maccaroni is put up in tin
boxes, and packed in cases of two dozen at $s pei
case net cash. .
For sale by all respectable Grocers and at the
Fruit Stores. -
Responsible agents wanted everywhere. :,
All orders aud communications should be ad'
dressed to
THE LIVINGSTON CACIO COMPANY.
@ llt - 90 Liberty Street. New York.
-sep29-deod6mos fzsa
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rr,,,nc;rnati Z roDacco ma rket.

From the Cincinnati Enquirers Review for the
'-O- week ending Oct. 26. 1851
ToRACCO-There is but limited
amount of old leaf arriving, and the sales
were quite light. Prices are unchanged.
Manufactured is dull and prices are nom-
inally unchanged. We quote:
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Chronic Liver Complaint Cured.

This is to certify that was cured Of Chronic Liv
ar (1omulaint by DR.. Lawrence's Rosadalis, after
having been confined to my cd aud house for long
time, and trying various medicines without benefit
/ know of several others in this county cured
through the use of Rosadais. and it can be found in
nearly every house in my neighborhood. and they
oil lf'i'' - 90 : >''' THOMAS THORN.
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RosadaIis will Cure the Wors
Cases of ScrOfuIa II Read the
Statement Below and Despair
W11soN CouNrY, September 10, 1867.

--g-4 . WILSON COUNTY, September 10. 1867.
DIR. ]. J. Lawrence: Dear Sir-My youngest
aged FIVE years. has been dreadfully af-
f,cted with Scrofula nearly all her life. tried
great many physicians. but without relieving her
Of cure During the last spring she was worse than
ever; her body and limbs being covered with sores
and botches-with face and eyes badly liberated
and swollen. While in this condition was ad
yised by Dr. l.. A Stith to try your Rosadals. at
,nce procured three bottles, and commenced giving
II TO her. The effect was magical. In less than
Month to my great astonishment, she was entirely
w W. BURNETT
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FOR SALE.

A PAIR OF Joe GOODWIN" COLTS, FIVE
IN and six years. old. very handsome. kind and
sound. Will be sold low. :;
saug2s-dtf .oL Ia, +. RICHARD NlEVINS.5
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mrs. with much respect and gratitude,
w, W. Burnett.

ssosadaIis Cures all Skin Diseases.
WILSON. N. c., September Is. 1867.
Dr Lawrence: Dear Sir-In 1852 my son. now
aged five years, was vaccnated with what proved to
he impure matter, which completely destroyed his
health He has been afflicted with inveterate
and extremely troublesome Eruption of the Skin.
Sometimes breaking out in sores, &c. Rosadalis was
pres ribed by my family physician. Dr. A. ID. Moore
Aftor taking it a few weeks my son became and re-
mains entirely well.
Yours truly, j. b. DANIEL.
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FROM G. W. BLoUNT. ESQ.,, ATTORNEY AT LAW
80 -.--. WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
have been cured of Chronic Inflammation of the
Ear and Partial Deafness of tsn years standing by
Rosadalis. .-s...r.-- ..r GEO. w. BLOUNT.
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T. O . II .

bs-t-.5s7sf 6 L o = Il
nN THE NIGHT OF THE 10th OF
" October, 1868, somewhere between Columbus
and 81 adesvile. the undersigned lost an envelope
in which was enclosed between TWELVE AND
THIRTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS in money, q
not !. for about two hundred dollars, given by one
Kneewater to one Short. and an insurance policy
issued by the Etna Life to joseph Brontner.
One hundred dollars reward will be paid to any
person leaving the money, note ana policy at the
office of the OHIo STATESMAN, or ten dollars for
octSiediw AUSTIN 3. MANN.