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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
~AYOUNG LADY irse,turrrnin s,ttarr i

to her country home. after sojourn Of few me-
in the City. was hardly recognised BY her fris
In place of coarse. rustic, flushed face. she haa
soft rubycomp mplsxionof almost marble smoothnenH
and instesd twenty she really appeared but
eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause of so gr
q change. she plainly told them that she used the
able acquisition to any Lady's toilet By is use
any Lady or Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance an hundred fold. 1t is simple in its
combination, as Nature herself ssimple, yet uusur-
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from.
also healing, cleansing and beautifyine the skin and
complexion By its direct action onathe cuticle it
same and leaving the surface as Nature intended it
should be, clear soft. smooth and beautiful. Price
81 sent by Mail Express receipt of order b.
- g -ss.z wv d. CLARK q co, 'Chemists, %
No. West Fayette st., Syracuse, N. 7.
The only merican Agents for thesale Of the sAne.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
NOTICE.

THE BUSINESS OF H. H. WITTE,
Northeast corner of Hiah and Rich streets,
will in future be carried on by 4sF5
0ctl2-tfo1d r. 1ls.tE 1sA IL. h. W1TTE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
ohio Electloe returns

oai The j returns of the Ohio election received
since our last, scarce vary figure from the
table published by us on Friday. By Mon
days issue we hope to give the official
vote OF most Of the counties.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

THE johnson administration announces
that Jefferson Davis will he brought to
trial in November. A trial under the
woI kings of Andrew Johnson's policy
merely means a discharge.-Ph Philadelphia
Press. -gn -j.-
What has President johnson to do with
trying jeff. Davis, or any one else? Is it
supposed that Chief Justice Chase and the
Radical District Judge Underwood can be
Influenced by the President? Not much.
I-Philadelphia News. s9G t.I.
CHASE and UNDERWOOD would give sew
reral greenbacks If President JOHNSON had
the disposal of DAVIS. These WORTHLESS
dare not bring him to trial and they dare
not release him. he is the elephant that
they drew in the lottery, and they cannot
get rid of him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
A GENERAL. MASSACRE
.IlMPQRIANTa E0R 5INVALIlS.

The weakness of the stomach and its family per-
forming its offices is only occasoned by the debility
Of the stomach-nerves and their various branches.
by being plastered up with phlegm, gross and acid
dfegs indigestible meals offensive drinks or other
matters which. remaining too long. assume COR
roding quality. 80 'l''1'
! ..1lH BRANDRETH's PILLS u"
cleanse the stomach and bowels of all unhealthy
accumulatiops. and purify and the blood
and should be used By those who. having lost. are
in pursuit of health. i-t = = . [,,;--,,[- .yl,i
/ The Hon. Demas Bsrnes says 81 sell more of
Brsndreth's Pills than of all others put together
! BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold by all drug
gists snd at the principal Office Brsndreth House.
New York y - q /" : .ai'in = f'lIo y Tfs
;. Observe B, BRANDRETH in whiteletters on the
Government lamp on each box hq~ sr1fei5ui
seplI-dISWIm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
Legal Notice.

A MN e. RlGH9.ER,s OF KALIDA, nv
"A the county of Putnam and State Of Ohio. is !,
October 1857 his bis petition in he once Of
the CLERK Of the Court 81 Common eas, Tisahin az
shsrrins the said Ann i. Righter With adulterysIc
with one Morgan Barris and asking that he be d. ~
vurced from the said Ann E. Righters which peti- "a
ton viii stand for hearing 1t the next term OF said
Court. - - - XIX -5er7s
-. LOUIS -RHiHTER.
20 E. T. DELAY. Atty.h X II scis.dss"swg
a AGENTS wANTEDseyE
Fer the most rapidly selling work now being pre-
n ~ ~ sented to the publie.sa! t1t. D; 3 snvd
10 is5I TI1,, sse as-s i=sfs a0isis on bls ytsl
h. ss- Our Agents are meeting with uuparsiieied
success For particularly .apply to or address,
T WEED BROTH Ensa.
ls No. Opera Building. Colunbuss 0hio.,s ,ss
seplS sod1m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12
Ayers Ague Cure,

For the speedy and certain Cure Of Intsrmit
tent Fever. or lhills and Fevsr, Remitten
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eases originating in hillary arrangement,
caused by the malaria Of miasmatic coun-
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of Chills aud Fever, and it has is great ad
vantaye over other Ag~ medicines that it sub
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1t contains no quinine or other deleter .ous sn.
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sertions. , s. .7t-.- ~! .I1itl7,ff D. /
Prepared by Dr. j. @, AYER& & CO., Lowell
Mass and sold by G. Roberts, Columbus, Who'll :
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The Lamentation- over the Defeat
s of Wade.

JEREMIAH, in his lamentations never
grumbled as much as part of the Abo-
lition leaders do over the defeat of WADE.
Another portion, who acknowledge Judge
CHASE as their master, can scarcely con-
tain their delight over the fact that WADE's
voice, after his present term of Office, will
. be heard in Washington no more forever.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

81 me Vnio stht Z u TT = y u
Tri.WeehIy, and WeekIy-has AT
this tiuse she LARGEST AGGRE-
GATE CIRCULATION OF any Pa-
per I'm CoIumbus or Central Ohio.
This makes Il the best Adyersising
rredfuu. OF any paper In this city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

PROVED ROSE WASH cures secret and delicate dis
orders in sl their stages, EXPENSE littie
ne change in diet. no inconvenience and no expos
1t is pleasant in taste and odor immediate in
its action and free from all Injurious prspertieS
fehaf- Al y -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

: Dirt. B. TOWNSEND, of New Haven, on
Wednesday removed the cheek bones of a
woman from Westville, who has been en-
ployed for years in q match factory there.
The bones were decayed from being con-
stantly exposed to the fumes of phospho-
rous. Both cheek bones were cut out, be-
ginning alongside Of the nose mp to the
eye, and as far back as the joint of the low
er Jaw. A fter the removal of the bones
the roof of the mouth was sowed to the up
per lip, to prevent it from dropping down
into the throat The patient is In fair
way to recover her health. RpA Toq Fs-stal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

ZACH. CHANDLER, the Michigan Senator,
Itelegraphed to Cleveland to know if Ohio
had "gone back on old BEN. WADE?"
Zachariah he did climb the tree, T-fh
But nary Benjamin could be see. Is .iE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12
EMIGRATION.

There is universal desire on the part
OF the citizens Of the State, that citizens
Of other States should settle amongst US
Now the question is. are the people act
ing in the proper manner to accomplish
this much desired objec,? Are they
giving encouragement. aad holding out
oui tho dsh. kind Of Inducements
TO persuade strangers to settle in the
country? 10 the majority Of cases, they
come far short Of il. ETorbilsnt prices
are demanded for larms. They ara held
n twice their value; the enterprising far.
ners cannot afford to pay such prices
for farms unimproved as they are, with.
out barns or other necessary buildings
which he must have before be Gun farm
with any degree Of comfort and profit
Ho mus! pay for tLOse lands as
much as ha can get Tor bis comfortable
farm al home. The best farms 10 this
Stale are held at these high Gguro; and
strangers in order to get cheap land
must take inferior land, and situated in
undesirable localities. There is no in
ducemeni here. There are many who;
il good lands could b5 obtained cheap
would soulo in this Stale in preference
to any other. Our people should mod
crate their prices. Every man must not
expect to make hiS fortune OF Ct every
emigrant. Thers is a stronger reason
than the nero making a good sqle of
land, for wishing those desiring homes
among as to come; those Of building up.
our country BY clearing ouI our bills,
open up our mines, helping support our
churches and schools. building mills and
factories, developing and utilizing our
resources generally. And We do a great
wrong to them, 10 the community and TO
ourselves, when we take such narrow
selfish views of things, aud forget every
true principle in our love for a dollar
in hand.
Il is 10 be hopsd that persons holding
real estate and dcsirous Of selling, will
put !! at reasonable fgerss, and t4Us in.
crease their own chance Of sales and bold
out such inducements as will bring those
among rs who will help US make our
property worth such prices as We now
hold It at,-Mdte AdrocaLe.
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q
able a majority of those voting, instead
Of mojority Of those registered, 10 car
ry an election.
Representatives Hooper and hoorheod
Of the Ways aud Means Committee, fla
Tor Secretary McCulloch'S theory Of
contraction, but o majority of the COM
lnittoo, is opposite to il.
The House Wednesday passed the bill
repeating the tax on cotton by vote of
las agains! 20. Several attempts were
made 10 amend the bill, but they were
unsuccessful, and it passed as reported
by tho Committee Of Ways and Means
ROpose ntative CulIom offered re9o-
luton setting fohh that thoro are no gra'
daioes of American citizonshipe that
naIunlizcd citizens are also entitled
equally with those native bora to the
protection Of the Government while lrav.
cling abroad.
The bill introduced in the Honse few
days ago by Con. Garfield, Masking it
unlaWful of the President TO restore Off,
cers, who have been cashiOred, to their
rank, although general in its terms, had
special reference 10 the case Of Pilz John
Porter.
seaator Howard objected to tho 1850
luton for printing the Presidents Mes
sage. "A debate was INDUCED 10 between
MoSsrs, Howard, Sumner, Anthony and
and Wilson, on ono side, and Msssrs
Bupkalew and Dixon on tho other. No
action was taken.
The Preslden, sent to the Senate a
number Of appointments, mainly in the
Treasury Department, under the Tenure
Of Office bill.
Senator Drake, OF Missouri. intfodu-
ced joint resolution oharlcterizing tina;
part Of the Presidents message which
pronounced the Legislation Of Congress
unconstitutional, "a departure from of,
fetal propriety aud breach Of official
obligation. justifying and calling for
distinct apprehension on the part Of the
Senate and House of Representatives,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12

they have failed upon the battlefield,
employ the more peaceful means Tor
their overthrow. never! No, nevorl We
ropeat tho question, then upon whom
does the complete consumOtion of This
great work depend! Most certainly up.
on those who fought for the coualy and
savsd II thus far.
The Republican party Of tho country
win be held responsible for the ultimate
triumph ofunivOrsal liberty and impair
,iol justice, and il this pahy fails, (Sho
need not fnll) and the other docs il not
then God will raise up another on their
ruins. thOI will. We trust, however,
that we in our day of our merciiuI yisi.
lation will dare to do right,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12
TIE MESSAGE.

Mr.. Johnson's Message is, we sup
pose about What everybody expected
He skill clinga 10 his old fallaoios, and
appears like one given up to delusions,
The hide bound platitudes Of two weary
years are simply repeated, In the ben,
o6cont reconstruction acts our unwilling
President eau see nothing but wrong
aud oppression, and cort9ously likcns
them TO tho barboroUs legislation Of
past and buried ages, Al best this Is
piIiful. Admitting the provisions Of
these acts to be hard which we do moi
they would BIO an infinite advance on
the unjust, cruel aud cowArdly codes
which thOy swept away. Ten years ago
there were laws-is it nota PROCLAMATION
OF The torm?-uIl over The States now 10
process Of reconstruction, whichs sane.
toned trial without jury, and public
feeling Which often enforced it without
evidence. There were codes from Della.
ware 10 Texas whose sentences. were en-
forced by the pilloty, the branding iron,
and the whipping post, and practically
Judge Lynch was the chiefjuslce of tho
land. Tar and feathers. the moose, the
bowie knife and revolver, in many por.
tions had suppIanIed digest or codex,
and frequently The written law, statute
and decision, was more shameful and
pusSilanimous than the blind, rough
passion aud Ignorance Of the Ackwoods.
But why argue with one who will not
because he docs not wan. to see, and
whose words are harmless? We do not
publish the message, because there are
few, who from curiosity or idleness will
force themselves through the long and
droary columns, which pupor;s TO be q
message from President to a people that
are centuries ahead Of him, and out Of
sight aud hearing. We venture 10 pre-.
dict that The message Of Andrew Johnson,
delivered to the second session Of tho
Fonieth Congress, will b, read by less
persons, than was any message of any
President ever before in this country.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12
TRIED AND FOUND WANTING.

TRIED AND FOUND HANTlNG
What are the Democrats doing or
what hava they done for the good OF the
South? With all their loud professions
of love and sympathy oil they have done
for the Southern Stntos wns,, 10 lead them
into war aud desert them. And to day,
what Democrat ia engaged in inslructing
the negroes or poor whites, and fitting
them for the Tremendous responsibilities
which have been thrown upon them BY
the civil congulsions Of tho past six years?
What Democrat 10 all t his land Is help.
ing one jot or TITLE towarIs practical re.
construction? They will swear at Goa
gress. defend Memphis or NeS Orleans
mob, decry the Union officers, apologize
for AnlTsw Johnson, lJul and sheer at
what is being done TO elevate tho colOred
raoe, or help the whites by US, but mol one
iota will they do themselves. Ths hor
rid traces. of war ere being smoulhed from
the foce of the landj peace is returning
and With it plenty, order, and quiet; res
toralion is progressing, tho waste places
are being rebuilt, and one by Que the
the lost starSlreappoGr in the national
constellation, but no thanks for all this to
tho DOmootacy. Taey have sized
AlOof.
Whalmore damaging judgment! could
be pronounced upon a political party
than the record which they have made for
themselves? Is such party fl to be on
trusted with the reins OF government?
Is it proper to administer the ofFairs of
the nation? For seven years the Demo.
ceatic party has now been but an oppo.
s!tiou more negdIioa, 1t has existed
but as a protest against orr nationality.
What right has it to ask Tor voice in
the government of a country and nation
which lives only in spite of its systematic
and most determined efforts?
When will the South learn that, in this
land, her friends are the men ofaction--
tho advancing party Of progress? When
will she see that the noisy professions Of
tho Democracy are but words, and treach-
erous onOs at that. Point US 10 single
school house in Dixie built by the Dom.
ocraic funds; point us to single teach
er ssut by Democratic influence south
ward to instruct the furnishing people;
poiu! US 10 anything done, and we will
admit that the Democratic party has a
right 10 say something in this matter.
But until that can be done, as long as
they are by their own confessions, by
word anc decd ba. an obstruction, we
hold that they have no par! nor lot in the
greet work of reconstruction, which is
now the immediate and distinctive MISS
ion OF tie Uuion Republican party
They have boon triOd in the balance and
found wanting.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12

Ireland s in an unfortunate coalition,
According to London Journal, she con-
tains at present three millions Of people
less than whom the Corn laws were To-
pealod. Some have gone TO England, and
multitude unexampIod 10 the history
Of modern times have bean driven across
the ocean, bearing With them hearts full
Of bitterness aud, too often, Of resentment
against the System of mi,rulo Of which
hey are tho terrible opponents and eX-
Ompss.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12
POMEROY BANNER.

Tie Pomcroy Banner, is Inc most in.
tolerable filthy, low cast. lying, treason
able sheet that comes to our Office. It's
local editor is rs mean porvsrter Of tho
truth as ever brcathed tho breath of Iile;
he is also q sort Of whip-sIock for ex-
rebels, Ponny.dOg for Conservatives
and Democrats, rum bloat, sort of a
slop-housc bully ho is neither n christ.
ian, morniist, politician, literary man
nor gentlOman-but he calls mmsoIr
O Democrat! We trust that we may not
be compelled to notice this fellow again,
but II we do, we will give his history in
full, as far as wo know il.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12

A new Indictment has been found
against Jefferson Davis by tho United
States Grand Jury now in session at Rich
mond. On this Indictment Mr.. Davis
will DO rearostcd by the United States
Marshal when brought into court by his
present bondsmen, next March.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12

Two full years having elapsed since
cannon friag was dangerous and dead
ly amusement, the Democracy have
pluckei up courage and taken TO guns
Now when tho only consequence of a
discharge is noise, the unlerrifed enjoy
it hugely. On the night Of The 81 inst,
the city Of New York echoed with the
noise OF artillery enough to have saved
the day at Chick .msuga, II loaded with
grape and manned by loyal hands, and
all because of the peaceful election Of
Democratic Mayor for that city.--the
worst ruled place in this country. Mr.,
Hoffman being rO-oIecIcd by large ma.
jority over both his competitors, Wood
and Darling.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12
Errors OF Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiseretiOn, will for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making. the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the, ad.
yertiscr's experience, can do go by addressing
in perfect confidence,
JOHN B, OGDEN,
ven l-yI AZ Cedar Street, New York.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12
S. T. WILSON, KINsEY RaDlSsON, Js
EXCELSIOR" MILLS
WILSON Il ROBINSON,
Successors to Wilson 4 Bro.)
PrOpTietors.
POINT PLEASANT, W Va.

VINI HEADH-T y TW'
THIS Mill Aas been re-ftted aud re.
nodded in the best possible manner, and We
are now prepared to furnish the very best quail.
ity of -four to all, at lower rates than it eau be
purchased elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to Custom Grind.
ing, both in wheat aud corn.
The highest market price paid for Wheat at
all times. Farmers having such crops to dis
pose of will do well to give US acall.
December l2 lS67-tf.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12

The Republican party is by no means
defeated for the future in tho losses it
sustained at tho recent elections. Con-
coding New York, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey 10 the Democracy in the
Presidential contest the Republicans will
still be strong enough to elect their nomi.
nee. If no should be Giant, their is no
doubt of bis carrying all three Of the
States named The Democracy realize
that they cant stand still or even go
back without destruction, They have
got and elephant on their hands in the
victories won.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12

I, appears TO be almost settled TACT,
that General Gran. will be tho next Pres.
idonl of the United States, and that tho
Republicans will run him, They are
forming Grant clubs 10 Oycry State in
the Union
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12

The family Of C. W. Cook, OF McMiu.
vile, Tenn, was poisoned few days
since by mistake, in tho use Of arsenic
for soda in making btcud. Four Of tho
fomily, Including MI Cook, have died.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-12

Seven soldiers were killed and twelve
wounded in the fight with tho Iudians in
Goose Like Valley, California.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-26
A speech by Charles Dickens.

-e Mr.. Dickens presided at the annual din
neriof the Railway Benevolent Society. of
England, on the 9Th inst. In proposing
the toast of the evening, Mr.. Dickens said:
There is a story once told me by friend of
mine, which seems to my mind to have a
certain application. My friend was an
American sea captain, and, therefore, it is
quite unnecessary to say his story was
quite true. Laughter He was captain
and part owner of a large American mer-
chant liner. On certain voyage out, in
exquisite summer weather, he had for
cabin passengers one beautiful young lady
and ten more or less beautiful young gem
tlemen. Light winds or dead calms pre-
vailing, the voyage was slow. They had
made half their distance when the ten
young gentlemen were all madly in
1--we with the beautiful young lady.
They, had all proposed to her, and
bloodshed among the rivals seemed i'm
laughter. In this extremity the beauti-
ful young lady ,contided in my friend the
captain, who gave her discreet advice. He
said: "If your affections are diseDgaged,
take that one of the young gentlemen whom
you like the best and settle the question"
I [Laughter,] To this the beautiful young
lady made reply: II cannot do that because
1 like them all equally well.' Laughter.]
My friend, who was man of resource, hit
upon this Ingenious expedient, said he:
Tomorrow, at mid day, when lunch is an
nounced, do you plunge bodily overheard,
head foremost. l will be alongside to res
cue you, and take the one of the ten who
rushes to your rescue, and then you can af-
terwards have him." The beautiful young
lady highly approved, and did accordingly.
But after she plunged in, nine out of the
ten more or less beautiful young gentlemen
plunged in after her-Gloud laaghter]-and
the tenth remained aud shed tears-[loud
laughterl-looking over the side of the YES
sell. They were all picked up and restored
dripping to the deck. Laughter.l The
beautiful young lady, upon seeing them,
said: What am to do? See what
sight they are in. How can L possibly
choose, because every one of them is wet 2"
[I4aughter.1 Them" said my friend, the
captain, acting upon a sudden inspiration,
stake the dry one" Loud and continu-
Gus laughter.l 1 am sorry to say that she
did so, and they lived happy ever after
wards. lChaers.] Now, gentlemen, in my
application OF this story, exactly reverse
my friend, the captains, anecdote, and l
entreat the public, in looking about to con-
slider what are fit subjects for their bounty,
to give each his hand with something in it,
and not to award dry hand to the indus
trious railway servant, who is always at his
hack lCheerS. -- fr-