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The national Republican., 1869-01-19
TIE NEW ronx ELECTION ynAup.

Judge Lawrence, Of the House committee
to Investigate the New York election frauds,
10 prepared to report the result Of the recent
investis ations In that city OF his committee.
II will be impossible for him to get his report
In for some weeks, however. I hear that the
investig tion shows that In the matter of
issuins fraudulent naturalization papers,
those who did 1t were careful TO comply
strictly with the forms Of the law. Thus, they
had q man present to per.onste every man to
whom fraudulent papers were issuedj which
was done at the rate OF two per minute-while
being done.
The repeaters were carried around to the DIFF
ferent precincts OF the different wards and
were registered In each by a different name.
when election day came they were furnished,
each man Of them, with . printed schedule
showing them by what name each OF them
should vote In each precinct. The committee
estimate that quite u, 900 fraudulent votes
| were cast for the Democrats by these means In
the late New York elections. Though the
Democratic members Of the committee had full
license 90 to o, they made no attempt what.
ever to prove frauds on the Republicans.
ANOTHER MUSICAL STAR RAPPKARtso.--we
observe by recent English papers that Mis'
- Sterling, an American young lady, who
has been pursuing her musical studies abroad
, for some time, has recently appeared Ia
oratorio, In some Of the principal cities o.
/ Great Britain, and met with unprecedented
I success In the execution Of the most difleu
! solos In Handel's great composition Of "Th'
|. | Messiah" She experieneed signal triumph
= in the great Royal Exchange ofNiddlesbrough
o whioh was ueusSy ~.o-ueu --I.h the sfuf o
|. the district. The Redcar Weekly Gaseifs, In
!. very lengthy and able criticism OF the Who'll
|. | performance, speaks OF Miss Sterling as fol
a lows;
ou,iiS, III lsay "a IeIeS for % efsc, upos I'm
3 pie and correct rendering Of the solos en-
Ie trusted to her. Her tasteful execution OF tn
music and distinct articulation Of the word
were Irresistible. At no distant period Mis-
T tsnt hs s ss1. St o., EN-
Il recitstions in = most exquisite manner; tn
I. simplicity and beauty Of her execution bein
y really touching, and the most effective OF an!
= soloist during the evening, Miss sterling en
a strains, the pisintive music and exquisite ren
dition producing absolute silence In the i'm
= mense sudience, and leaving the most profoun,
" Impressions Of admiration Tor the young an
IN accomplished drffsie.'"
= This 10 solid praise from an English criti
u for the new American star. Miss Sterling 4
" under many obligations for her advancement
E. during her sojourn In Europe, to Miss Eliza
A 4 beth Philip, the celebrated English musca
| composer who accompanied Miss Sterling I,
L Paris and entertsins the greatest admir- atiol
a the grsndest triumphssln the musical world
~ Miss Philip IL, we are pleased to learn, the sis
ter Of our esteemed citizen, Franklin Philip
Il esq, Of the Arm Of Philip Solomons Mis-
Sterling is native Of NewYork.
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W SHHAFHss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sFHSSTSt ,sGRCRtLh IN .
inhalations,- powders, snuffs and troehe. as de-
ceptiys VIM. X. Prince, Nurseries, Flushing,
New York, announces his sovereign remedihls
from plants and guarantees success, His other
remedies eradicate all Liver, Kidney, Bladder,
iousuess, Constipation, Piles. Rheumatism, Drop
", 0pthAlmia, Bar Bruptions, Deafness. Nervous
Debility, Skin, Mercurial aud other Bruptve Di a.
eases; Medical circular, g cents. Advice gratis
iAnl4-6ts
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Builders and Material
SLATE AND MARBLE MAN.
TEUa

= TELS.
Having accepted the asency, Of tive Of the most
extensive Slate Mantel Factories In the country,
nave on iSSIfPsksSsRRpPP.iTr iTrERNs.
from the lowest to the highest grades, of
SLATE MANTRLs,
at my warerooms attached to my stoneyard, on 4
supply Of
respectfully invite the public 10 Give me a call
and eIA famine my stock before purchasing, as | am
satisfied that can sell at lower rates than can be
purchased elsewhere, and guarantee to give gen =
Also, all kinds Of Building Stone Work, manu-.
featured to order at the lowest cash grisSsssK
Corner Of street north and Flrst street west
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Educational.
MODERN LAHaUA0Rs.

Professor DANIEL Z. aRoUx. formerly tsachs
E1 d3ssrS Lihnssafs the GsSSGsSSSwR ~ and Go;
sueceIifal dlTlnE many years In impSrlinE The
knowlSdEe Of Freneh, Spanish, and 0eTnln, will
elasses foL instrnstion in ths above Languages.
Tr9G.l9tloHS made, also, from the Italian. Bwsd.
once, No, glg Seventh stTeel, opposite the Iatsiu
SSP,sT Sn,eS BuinldinE' bsswsen and street. @SshI
ph'on' ~ " bepl.u
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nMs CLAIMS AGAINsT THE cor.

w PoRATloN. All persons having claims
against the Corporation due prior TO the 9Th day
Of July. 1858, are hereby notified to present such
claims to the Committee Of Investig CATION at the
City Hall, between the hours Of 10 a. IN. and p.
IN, from this date to February l. 1862, or they may
be debarred from the benefits Of the tams. All
claims must be accompanied by vouchers aud yeri-
hed by the Afidayit of the claimants. jA9.eoBt
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i or COLUMBIA.
1;S.as; SSs;ti, Equity. No COZ
This cause being referred to me to state Trustees
account and distributor Of the funds arising from
sale Of the property In this cause the creditors Of
James MeAanus, deceased, and parties to said
cause, are hereby notified TO be aud appear before
street north. on Thursday, January q, 1850, at 2
o'clock, p. N. to prove their claims.
WILLIAM J. MILLER,
jyl0.St Special Auditor.
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w.oITY REGIsTER's OFFICE,

TO THOSE okfF'sYs' II NAY 'CoNGkRRN. ''iSO'
M ! hereby give notice that the LiGEEsEs for
ButcheI's. Stalls, Auetioneers. Livery Stables,
Pawn Brokers. Dealers In Rags, Boxes. Barrels,
each year. aud must be reneged within ten days
thereafter. Y. A. BOSWELL,
jan7 Register.
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nISf-DR. WIN. BOYD, PRACTICAL
sS Physician and Phrenologist, has had an
experience Of nearly twenty. i've years, and man
ufaetures the best Cough Mixture In the world !,
gives ADVICE to ladies' and gentlemen about to get
married how TO choose congenial companions for
life, or those who have children the education best
suited 70 their capacity; and also gives dellnea-
tion and chart Of character to any who may favor
him with call at his Office, No. 4Z virginia ay-
enue. between First and Second streets west.
once hours from 0 to u a. IN. and 3 to 6p, m.
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RECErTIONs.

THE PREsIpExT and his daughters will re-
eelye next Tuesday evening, the 18th instant
commencing at 8 p. m. and elosing Nli.
The conservatory at the Executive Mansion
open to visitors Friday Of each week from
until p. m.
SPRAKER CoLyAx's receptions will be on
every Friday evening during the session,
from $50 to II p. N.
Mrs. oolfax receives every Wednesday,
from l TO Ap. m.
Mrs. PosrNAsTER GENERAL RAND ALL will
receive her friends on Wednesday of each
week, from to 4 T. N, At the residence, cor.
ner of Twelfth and K streets.
MRs. SECRETARY McCuLLooH receives on
Wednesday of each week at the residence,
No. 800 H street, from II to I, and on Friday
from to II p. m. Cards to be Issued for the
evening receptions.
Wednesday OF each week at her residence, No
$50 street, from II m. tot pm.
MRS. SEcRKTARY ScuorIELD will receiv
her friends each Wednesday from II N. to /
m, at her residence, on II street, betwee
Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
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EoR RBNT-PURHIsHKD sUIrEs AND sIS0LB
L Rooms at No. o, InEle Place, O street south,
between FIRST and Second streets east. Capitol
HILL. Hot and cold water jAnl9-lts
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Steamboat Lines,

rVHE sTEAMRR COLUMBIA .oss
L Hss rs.Hmsa her TsEIqitI trips be- 2f9k
WEDNESDAY MORNING.,
She will stop at all the prinsipal landings on the
river for PASSENGER. and frsiEhL For further pals
a'a''''' 'HYfooss TSos. ". Riley q SON, Agents,
Rilsy's Wharf,
myo.tufsm Atthe foot Of Rlsvsnth street.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wAsHIseTos, January Is, lsoo.-Jay Cooke
90. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
rent securities,
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fB-sPECIAL AT T E NTlON Is
s1S,s CALLED e the very nns NEW DINING
In the city that is conduo,ed on New York. Phila-
delphia, and Boston style; Ladies' that visit Nj.
COFFEE and CHOCOLATE. No. as Ninth street,
near Y, iAnl5-u
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.rC. r. CUMMINs,

s47 SEVENTH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
"As PHsaisf Psna Sf TssyB sy TdfT RIHk
Second door South Of X street and Northern Market
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Special Notices.

BS will meet at the Hall on Carol Hlu, be-
!y.sss First and Second streets eat. this IUsspE
Turner, or Georsis, and Others will address the
janlp-lt Secretary.
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do NOT TrifIe with Dancer,

single spark may Bindle o flame that witlcon-
sumo city. and small ailments neglected. may
end in fatal disorders. Bearing this fact in mind.
let the first symptoms Of debility or nervous pros
tration be met promptly with invigorating treat
ment Foremost among the vegetable toncs of the
age stands HOSTETTER,S :SToMAOH BIT
TIERS, and whenever the vital powers seem to Ian
guish there is any to suspect that the an
imal functions essential to hesustenation and
rifcation of the body are imperfectly performed,
this invaluable nvigorant and antiseptic should at
once ibe resorted to. Indigestion always produces
weakness. Sometimes it happens and this is
more frequently tie case in Winter than at any
other season.-that the appetite demanis more food
than the stomach can digest; though not more. per
haps than is required to keep up the full strength
Of the frame. The object. under such cireum-
stances is increase the digestive capacity of the
assimilating organ. so as to make it exual to the
duty imposed Upon it by the appetite. and capable
of supplying the building material of tie system as
fast as it is requirsd This object is fully accom-
plished by the use of the Bitters. They tone and
gently stimulate the-celuar membrane, which
secretes the gastric juices and the result is that the
solvent is mingled with the food in sufficient guam
ty to convert all its nourishing particles into pure
and wholesome element. If, on the other hand,
there is deficiency Of appetite without av CORES
ponding deficiency of digestive power, the effect Of
the tonic is to stmu ate desire for food In nine
teen cases out Of twenty. headache. nausea, nerv-
business. faintihg fits, spasms and. Indeed, most Of
the casual aches and pains to which humanity is
subjects proceed primarily from indigestion compli-
Gated with blousness and for both these complaints
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITFERS are rec
commended as speedy and certain remedy.
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chicago market-Jan. e7..

.. ~
i .gFLoUR-steady and and quiet @ % 25(ss 50 50
WHEAT-Less active and 1x@1kc loweS
sales of No 1 at 81 lS(91 al; No q Sh141s
@1 i15s closing at, 81 slz115@l -1422zz;;f sales
since Change at 81 Is. - -
CORN-Firm and higher; sales of new
64c in store; yellow 5S1kc ON track, Mo-
zoe, seller last half of April; No I 62c, lsel-
Ter May, and new 571kc,, buyer February,
Nothing doing this afternoon. a = - L'S
9aOATS-4s14@4S1s for No q and 4511c
for rejected.na bI15i sToET b7zsp sJsirds
RYE in d fair demand, and, s1@l5kc
BaRLEaoSiet SfIss0t He e r 7s@i ts@h Nj
2, cash, and 81 79, seller Februafy. sza
DRESSED HOGS--Duli,p closing at S13
@13 30, dividing on V2C0 lbs; Ji7e, active
and firm at SIC, loo 10 75 for Shipping and
SIl@l1 62k for packing. 80. Il'''l' e !"
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sxAv.se - THE -Rux.-Skatipg has be-

SxA7Jse ~ rHE R1NKs-Skating has be-
come not only the fashion, but Is taking
place aIlopg. the necessities OF -life.s Large
mAbufaetoriesi are wholly employed Tin
turning odt skstesA Expensive buildings
(called finks) have been constructed for
the better enjoyment Of this delightful
sport and healthful exercise. A new class
of professionals have arisen, both male and
female, who make a livelihood by showing
how great proficiency can be attained in
the art, and the titles of skatorial king and
queen, and other terms to denote excel
lence, are in common use; and now we
have journal, The Skater, published at
Chicae o, and entirely devoted to the inter-
ests Of this sport. But we commenced this
article to tell what magnificent ice there
was at the rink yesterday, and what dear
delightful, dashing little witch of skater
Nellie Dean is. She performs the most
difficult movements with graceful dash
we have never seen equalled, and her very
feet seem to say "Why, that's nothing!"
She executes all she attempts in wonder
full manner. There was fine crowd In at
tendance and the ice field could not have
been better. An ancient skatist, one
whose early days were passed on skates
whose high Dutch points were twisted and
quirled like fancy writing masters cap
ital @. writes as followeth
Down State street with doubtful errand,
sauntered serene. demeanor bland:
To the Rink, made depos it and demand -,
For skates. with becoming style and grand '
Flourish. like . real, gallant live brigand;
Among the fair .kair waist spanned
With sylph like lassie hard-in-hand.
By Jove, it seemed some magic wand
Had my very existence charmed. and gsI
/ had slid into fairy land.
There with the airy queen of the band,
b By cooling zephyrs gently famed. ~
l.p Free from thoughts by the wicked planned.
emily knew that was happy. and
: Had not been brought TO sudden stand
Bya collision. leaving thede unnamed
< might have forgotten that Zaiand.
Ny wife, wou Id hardly forgive me If she knew
it; while, too.l have q daughter big enough
to skate barefooted. s1g~
All of which goes to prove that skating
Is q delightful, health giving, care-destroy-
Ing exercise, and that Nellie Dean Is Old
daughter. Sea atseH
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,sa1New York marhet-1an. 81.

.EE
n GOTTON-4s s1kc sbetteraand Imors ac-
tive !; sales at. 2S34@29e for middIing mp
lands; closing quiet, and no buyer over In
FLOUR-Closedd dull and ga l0c lower.
'WHEAT-Quiet, and Slightly. in buyers
favor, with limited export demand for
spring. esH ,-sT ;....,, .r..s,
RYE-Dull at 81 4s(91 80 for western.
OATS--Dull at 75c in store. and 761zze tor
western. af1oat. ..lilssaF B eirf4ssesx
western, and 81 O5@I 0S tor old mixed
western in store and afoat. ;iiSil .igyss.,;.a =
g PORK-sHeavy and lower; $50 IS Tor
new mess, regular. 20 ,1sissoas..
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged. .aas,sv :y- ! 'ssz .a
eCuT- MEATS-Firm, with a moderate
enquiry. -SilabzA Fsdzsblog assoH
BACON.-Qufet and firm. > s.LiyEsi
LARD--Dull and dropping with sales
EGGs@steady al 2s@soc. g ,sIssssg
80
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HALF way up lookout Mountain, the
place where memory is stirred by thou
sand thrilling assoeiat ions, and where the
brave boys OF both armies met and fought
hand to hand, where the blood of both
friend and foe was mingled together and
ran down the mountain-side in rivulets, is
a smooth-faced rock, upon which poor,
wounded soldier Inscribed the following: ::
T.-1S60-X.-Esrly in the battle
was wounded, and carried to this spot by
two cleverA' Yanks. They Ibade me fare
well, and as they supposed, to die, for
was soses weak: from loss of blood that
could but family thank them for their
kindness. They left in my canteen part
bottle of PLANTATION BIrfERs, to which
owe my life. for it strengthened, me and
kept life within me until help came and
my wound was dressed. God bless them
or their kindnes 8 and for the PLANTATION
BITTERs. HENRY DAvAGEL,
Company B, 10th Georgia.
MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.hrg5 .sbssE IsiG
RNY-sep22- 2-deod&w1y-cw
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ROCK RUN COAL COMPANY,
.y,-..s, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -,
DEALERS I'm COAL,
Is7 North High street.
MAT. WEAvER.............. Secretary.
jan23-d3m - -E 90. E-sczs =
Sherif'ss Sale.

VIM. Tsyioy, . Court of Common Pleas of
,yy,s}s Dslswss1ISs; s1S;c county.
DYTvIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IN THE
D above stated case from said court to me di-
rected, will offer for sale at public auction, at the
Court House. in the city of Columbus, on e1N pa
Wednesday, the Sd day of February, A. d
1869,
at 10 o'clock A. n the following goods and chattels
OF 50 much thereof as will satisfy said execution,
!, Three barrels whisky, barrels sorgum molasses.
barrel lard, half bsrrel Cataw ba wine bar
berry. barrel coal oil,
Printers fees
,Slt@ y 10 E.iGAvER. lUoroper,
80, "a, acting as Sheriff.
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KEEP TO THE RIGHT.-It. Is common
rule, and one easy in Observance, both
with vehicles and pedestrians going in op-
pesite directions, that when they meet
each should take the right hand side in
passing. Nothing is more disagreeable,
and to by-standers a more ludicerous
sight, than to meet person who takes the
same side Of the walk as yourself, and
causing frequently a dodgfng Of both pari
.ies from one side to the other, until one
losing patience stands still and lets the
other pass; pass. Always take the right hand
side. Ae' y ~ "'-'' '4 'iaS - 2a-71''1
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AZ HoLLowAY's aPILLs.-The symptoms of
dyspepsia often closely resemble those of
heart disease Hot fiushes,i violent palpi-
tation, spasms, sudden faintness, suffocat-
ing sensations, etc. are ordinary results Of
chronic indigestion. These somewhat
alarming indications of a foul stomach in
capable of converting the aliment it re-
ceives to wholesome purpose, can only
be got rid of by proper Alternative and ca
thartic treatment. and Holloway's Pills are
the very best medicine that can be ad-
ministered in such cases. Sold by all
Druggists.
jy9 d1y-cw ~. :. '' .
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st. louis nIarket-Jan.-e7.aJ,

;ELoUR-Quiet; /; s. s25@e 90 for supera
'WHEAT-Dull and unchanged. ~ snid
n oCORNLWeak at 6S1671c.ehl b9bTAmsb
sOATS-Unchange 58(962e. saa II
RYE Unchanged at 81 25@l, ~. 6sidw
= BARLEY-Uncbanged at 81 S0@200. for
prime to choice spriHg. t"Ai
PORK-Sold at S3I 50@32 Co.,. .4enr ,oq
BAC0N--Yery stiff and more doing, but
prices not duotably higher. -
LARD-Very firm ;a20c for tierces.lH odf
.HOGS-Higher; H@1l1Sc.isl "a sbi1d
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Insurance Agent, Naughton Building.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING.-There
will be a. meeting of the Democratic city
and township Executive committee at
Thurman Hall on Friday next Jan. 9th
at o'clock P. M. Business of Importance
will be brought before the meeting, and it
is hoped every member Of the committees
will be present. E IA EsFs
sst GEo. W. MEEKER, Chm'n.
j. ST. JOHN CLARKsoN, Sec'y.
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closed steady though qu,et. Commons ot
81 1l24@l12ss;n do -'e2 lIs3SaIJaiI.
do '64 10918 @l095ss; do '65 llOj6GiISsI. y,
new l0S19(@10S5z; do '67 l0e3< I6ezy q, ,eo po
l099l0914; 10 40's 10s16 q i0Sl. The AZ. L.
mahd for registered bonds continues. : "A
large amounts of lconpen bonds 90 daily to
Washington for conversion .,.,r...s.,.,
RAILWAY YSHARES-The market dur.
ing the forenoon was generally weak.
thoughexceptionally Rock Island, w abash'
and Indiana Central were strong and
higher. Old Southern, Erie, Harlem and
Ohio & Mississippi were active. The firm
ness In Rock Islam was occasioned by the
lntimation that the company will make q
distrlbution Of scrip representing the large
amount of land owned, and estimated At
$l0O00,O00 to $l2 100000. Hudson ad-
vanced R cent, and Harlan was firm. In
the afternoon the entire market " q, buoy.
laut'and active at higher rates. Btisffress
was well Distributed throughout the list,
and at the close the feeling was, unsettled
and feverish, bnt;the advance well main-
tained.s q a sGe ........ ssoIqz 1 bas Lax
$50 eprices.LWells'iis Express 24a&
American 40; Adams col 601z; United States
50l4@ 81; = Merchants Uni0nA l7@@l7L;
Pacific, Mail 12lT@122;- Western Uni0k
Telegraph 371Zt95S; New York Central
l641s @l641z; Ere 3S26 @3S5< Huflsonl1s5&
@l36; Harlem 140@l42; Reading 971Z@97M;
ferre Hautel 1908; Wabash 6616 @66Z:
ST. Paul 745a@745SS;; DO preferred $40
95115G; Fort Wayne l235a 9I24; Ohio & Mis-
sissippi 3S11S @3S1z; Michigan Central 1I916
@ l2G MieaigaH Southern 95@951k; ,lllin-
ois Central 13s913s1k; Pittsburgh $50
oo>4.r frs.r zta ~ -rTas,A N +, -r,.rrs<, -
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The Plaster of the 'Time." :"
ALLCOCK'S POROUS. ~

In Lumbago they act like charm In few
hours violent cough is relieved by . Plaster az
piled to the chest. Many persons believe a cold
cannot be taken while plaster is worn there this
we do know. they greatly assist in the cure Of q
neglected cold. SO often the introducer of Consump
Cure of Lesion of the Liver. u
A gentleman. after a severe Sickness had lesion
of the liver. Every quick movement or sudden jss
gave him severe pair. often laying him up for day
Hence he was unable to follow anJ occupation wit
regularity. . '5ll'- 5a- or Z 2, orr 5a' H'if
In this condition he applied over the part affect
ed an ALLCOCK,S POROUS PLASTER. A
first 1t seemed to irritate. ii was taken Off B,
the marked Improvement he experienced afterwaI
gave him courage to try again. and he therefore a
piled another plaster. In few days somethii :
gave way-.slipped.1 to use the gentle en- owd
words. Therewas some soreness for q few days Of .
ter then his b salth was perfectly restored, Upc
being sounded BY his physician the adhesion ?
lesion was found to be gone. s.f -sr- .
Principal Agency. BEANDRErH HOUSE,, Me-,
York. Sold By all druggists. y. = 80
june16-d&w1ycm-PeNY gs t-,. 30 ;,
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JeweIry made and repaired by G. E,
Smith, % s. High street, over Bain's store
nov6d3m
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sxTHrRp LoxN.--The Franklin Building
and Loan Association, of this city, will Of
fer their third loan at auction on Saturday
might next. We expect the competition
will hp livelv.Ss isii.st -
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LOCAL NOTICES.

$40 REWARD will be given by the un-
dersigned to any one who will inform him
where Mr.. E. w. Bargdin can be found.
1tl&kt ii kz5a A. CARLISLE,
jan27-d3t No. ITO East Rich st.
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- n The travelled editor of the Journal
don't like orr sstyle." Well, We'll be for
given, perhaps, when it is known that we
never visited the :. wuins Of Wome." II
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BAR MEETING.-By the advertisement
elsewhere, it will be seen that there is to
Be aemeetihg Of the Columbus bar at the
Court House, this morning, at 10 o'clock,
for tfie purpose Of fixing upon a minimum
rate of fees. All members are requested to
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mThe conundrum,. Erie or Pennsylf
vania Central, will be decided Tomorrow
by the stockholders of the Columbus, Chi
cago & Indiana Central railroad. c
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-28

EDITORS see In last Sum
days News that the rate Of Insurance had
just been raised 80 per cent In Columbus,
which Is mistake, SO lar as my agency is
concerned. Yours, &C.,
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.TssT'e FORsSALE.A - -1s
THE STORE FIXTURES IN STOREROOM
No. 2se South High street. consistina Of
SHELVING, SH0w1wINDoW, TABLES.
Etc. Apply at the stoIeroom for terms.
jan26 r. VOGEL,
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eE The sun refused to shine yesterday,
and Rinkists all smiled sweetly thereat.