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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-12
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A Large PIP. Circular. giving information of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved. -
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address. and receive copy post paid. by re-
: -. - Address P. o. Drawer 81, I, a.
mar25-dawem Troy. N. Y.
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AND THE LAW OF CHARITY AND MERCY
HOWARD ESSAYS, on the Errors, ABUSES and
Diseases which form the basis of the Gravest MAJ
adies in the first age of man. and feaTfully sap tie
sealed letter envelopes, free of charge :, Address
Ft,7.-l DIR. j. SKILLlN HOUGHTON. : :
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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f A note from waveriy, dated the 9th
says:
aMr. P. has secured over 100 subscriber
for TIE STATESMAN in this townships! ,
This was done In day ortYo. There il
scarcely township in Ohio where there
are voters that by a little effort large list
cannot be obtained. Let every Democrat
tai ke hold and circulate THE STATESMAN
after this fashion, and we shall carry the
the State unquestionably. 50
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TIE Journal charges that all the ''sneaks''
will vote the Democratic ticket There is
one that will not-the, authorof the charge.
If all others do, the Radical vote will be
small. -'l--Aa
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AbOIitionism i'm ZanesViIle-Now
and Then. a

and Then.
The Muskingum delegation to the 10th
Of June Radical Convention is headed by
the names of PERRY WILEs and A. w.
SHIPLEY. who, as members of the late Leg
islature voted against negro suffrage on
principle, and then voted for it on policy
at the dctation of the leaders.
Years ago,w when the peopleofMuskingum
county, feeling alive to the dangers which
beset the Union, in consequence of the
efforts to create a sectional feeling, a mob
from Zine.ville visited the adjacent village
of Putnam to tar and feather an Abolition
lecturer. For the outrage committed, the
perpetrators were arrested and tried for a
criminal offence. The proof against them
was conclusive and, the Attorneys for the
defence were forced to take the higher law
ground, that AbolitioAisni was so dangero
GUS to the peace of the country and to the
integrity ofthe Union that the people had
a right, in the, absence of law, to put It
down and punish its advocates, Just as they
had a right to hunt down wild beasts. On
this ground, and this alone, the prisoners
were acquitted without the jury finding
Iitnecessary to leave their box, for which
act they were eheered to the very echo by
the vast crowd assembled to hear the, trial,
and every leading man then residing in
Zanesvilie, and now a negro suffrage advo-
cate, Joined, 10 the rejoicing at the acquittal
and justified the act of mobbing Aboli-
tionists. lf1a2=s-1~a hHH isi1c5Eu2o 5ot
Will the Courier please make a note Of
this fact, and publish the names of the
men composing that jury ?o) I1iWU5 sdF
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Master Commissioner's Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
J. Jacob Rickley etal.l Common Pleas .'|'
Geo. Mccormick ct al.S Franklin County. O.. :,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OHDER~ OF
i sale in the above stat ed case to me directed.
the Court House, in the city OF Columbus, on 81
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1867,
at o'clock r the following Sl described real es
Lot No. Fifteen Q6 adjoining the Ohio Canal on
the south side in the town of Groveport, Franklin
county, Ohio, as per recorded plat of said town.
Appraised at 800. 'i-l. '.- -'l' 700 49,
Printers fees IS so. -..-i . ~. .l.i.-ili 2
a - - '-.'.Illa - WIN. DOMIGAN,u
% "- Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
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Master Commissioner's Sale.

Jacob Wenger Franklin County
VS.. Common
Lewis j. Moeller ct al.> Pleas.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN Oh DER OF
i said Court to me directed in the above stated
to me directed, will offer for sale at public
suction at the door of the Court House, in the city
of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day of July, A. D. 1867,
at o'clock p. M, the following described real es-
tate, to-wit: 5sv.i s1. .g. -...t -t "a.
The north half of the east half of In-lot No. s36
on Mound street, in the city of Columbus, Frank
liz county, Ohio. a'-..
/. Appraised at $500. r.frf lzH..H l't ..
Printers fees IS so.
re .'tli- Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
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offthe Braiu. Heart or BerVo&s Sysfsaa frequently
lead TO the most Disessing and Embarrassing Dis-
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men and Integers, therefore. who are especially IL
able to these Weaknesses, should resort promptly to
: Pamphlet, containing full paricuars. with Di-i
Spanish and Enylish, accon1panies each beS and
will besent. by mail, free or cost, to any who VIII
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ToGABAHCIEBE DUPONT, No. y 1 Rue Lombard
Parlsl 4 L..I.M siaE .9loyEEI .knli1I.9l
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Sold by all the PRINCIPAL Druggists, or viii be
on receipt Of the specified price BY any authorised
agent, Or by the sole General agents for America.
New York. Authorized Agents for CoIum bus and
vicinity, ), e. SAMUEL q CO n aGg ROBERTS &
mail promptly attended to. %. -
sep19 d&weow1y7 htif iit 10 .ifii7t 5'l 7i' wi 4
The Shasta courier., 1867-01-05
Large Ewes

Large eyes have always been admired,
especially in women, and may be considered
essential to the highest order of beauty, in
almost every description of which, from
Helen of Troy 10 any modern heroine they
bold prominent place. We read of large
spiritual eyes" aud ''eyes loving large
and of g little sparkling. beady eyes, to
which the eenithets : spiritual and . loving
are pever applied.
An Arab expresses his idea of the beauty
| of woman bv saying that she has tie eye
of gazelle. This is the burden of his
song. The timdity, genileness and inno-
cent fear in the eve of the :. DEER tribe are
compared with the N desty of the Young sih ::
'' Let her be the loving hind aud the
pleasant roe.
Persons with large eyes give Us the impress
sion of being wide awake and ready for
action while small eyed have more gener
ally sleepy look. and sluggish temper
ament or habit of bodg Dr. RelfeId ob
serves, that pers ns..with large'eyes have very
lively emotions. think very rapidly, and
speak fast, unless there be predomnance Of
the phlegmatic temperament. OF persons
with small ewes the reverse is true. The
former are quick and spontaneous in their
feelings. and in the expression Of them and
are therefore, simple ike the scotch, SWlSS.
and''all who inhab tmountainou>'' regions The
latter are slow and calculating and, there
fore. artiul like the gipseys. people who
generally inhabit leve countries There is
a connection between activity and the ascen
ding aud descending activities. fact which
we evnce in running up and down stairs
and which active horse exhibits when he
comes TO a hill and hence the Scotch High
landers, as well as the sheep goat, chamois,
ETC., have very large eyes and very great ac
tlvity.
The drooping of the upper eyelids generally
accompanies the expression of humility. and
indicates penteuce,i he disposition to repent
10 eel sorry for our sins, and "to do works
meet f repentence.D The weight of our
sin bows our spirits and lowers the eyes,
makes us humble. Both humility and peni
renee may often be seen in devotees of the
Roman Church. with whom acts of worship
are habitual. The width of the lower evelids
is believed to indicate apology disposition
10 extenuate and to justify ones sef-to
defend our conduct by giving what we claim
to be good reasons for it-by showing that il
is not wrong, though it may appear so to an.
other.
The Shasta courier., 1867-01-05
A Professor of birth and Jollity.

Mr. Hagel, formerly an officer in the
Swedish army, a cheerful light hearted
young man Of good descent was by nature
speculative philanthropist, and being strong
ly impressed with the belief that if people
were tut happy. could be made universally
| and innoeently light hearted, they would not
| only he less eyilly inclined, but more active
ly good. He therefore threw up his COM
mission. and resolved to d-vote his life
henceforth to the elevation Of his native land
by means of amusement and recreation. -
His first aim was. therefore, like most other
moral reformers of the present dav, to at.
tract people away from the public house bv
| affording them novelty and merriment and
the means Of selfforgetfulness, otherwise
than in brandy and other ardent spirits.-
lie introduced, therefore, all kinds of public
games. got up rural entertainments, running
and leapmg matches, and introduced con.
Jurlncg, IN which he was an adept He met
with such great success as to become a sort
of national Professor of Legerdemain. He
did all kinds of wonderful feats, skating on
flowing water, and taught others to do the
same, until continued duckings cooled the
public ardur. He Travelled about everywhere
as the Father Of Mirth and Jollitv; the
Prime Minister of Fun. When be had re
J JuNthdttu, 10 iHe pest OF ms ability, the cid
er members of society, he especially devoted
himself to children, and became Il wonder.
full fayorite Of the rising generation, not only
in Sweden, but in Denmark, Finland and
Russia. lie invited them and their parents
to dances, and Instituted harmless ginger
bread weddings and SUGAR plum lotteres.-
50 years went on with outward gaiety, but
much wearing anxiety and inward grief. for
the Wizard had wife and children to sup
port. besides VIII ch age and infrmties could
not be warded off, and mirth often as it were
Knocked his misery instead of banishing his
need. Yet. still perfect fanatic in his be-
lief. nothing could abate his desire to do
good in the eccentric way. He persevered
in diverting Others till his enfeebled frame
was worn out, aud, broken in spirit. he re-
tired to a solitary and gloomy wood. where
nothing remained to gladden. him who had
laborcd so hard to gladden. others. except the
loving care Of his practical wife and dauch-
ters, and the recollection of all the poor and
neglected chi dren whom he had enchanted
by the gratutous display If his magical
powers and Of ali the destitute sufferers with
whom he had freely shar his purse as lone
a silver remained in it. He is still living.
He never solicits aid he is melancholy
man, yet he never regrets being the N lrtyr
of merriment.
The Shasta courier., 1867-01-05

AWKWARD FIX FOR SUPREME JUDGE.-
Judge Swayne, of the United States District
Court for the Southern District OF Ohio, is, as
every body who is acquainted with him well
knows, a model of judicial dignity. He is
"a tall, well made man. rather portly. carries
himself erect aud is model of p .iiteness.-
The other day the Judge, going East, got on
tie Central Ohio Railroad passenger train at
Columbus, q quietly seated himself near
the rear end of the ladies' car. Some little
time after the train got in motion, the Judge
concluded to change seats, and for this pur-
pose advanced along the aisle in the middle OF
the towards the front end. Near the cen
tire of The car sat pert, fashionaby dressed
young lady, whose overgrown crinoline
swung out of the seat into the aisle. render
ing partial blockade of the passage TIE
Judge came along. and, failing to notice the
obstruction. his foot soon became hopelessly
entangled in the lady's ample hoops. With
the momentum he had acquired. the swing
ing motion of the car. he failed to steady
himself, and with two or three spasmodic
contortions, the Judge fell, face downward
full length on the car floor. Gatherino Q
himself up the Judge, without saving a sin
gle word, walked forward and took a seat
while 1he young -lady's countenance. in
the rapid changes of color evinced anger.
hate and modification at the ludicrous scene
to which she had so unwittingly contributed
so large share, while the passenge roared
with laughter.
The Shasta courier., 1867-01-05

SALE OF WIrE.-In Detroit lately. man
thirty eight years of age apple to Justice,
in company with a girl of ei hteen, to be
married. and on inquiry stated tina. he already
had wife, but that she had gone off with
Younger man. Being informed that he
could not be again married before obtaining
a divorce, he quickly said that there would
be no trouble on that score, as he had sold
his wife to her paramour. The magistrate
endeavored to find out the price paid, but
could only elicit the fact that he :" didn't
cet much for her as she wasn't worth great
deal. but was a poor sort of wfe'. 1t
has since been ascertained that the amount
paid was 5000.
The Shasta courier., 1867-01-05

CLAIMING THE "AcE. The Reese River
Reveille tells the following:
We were highly amused last evening at
hearing the following Story told by person
in illustration of the peculiar log of op.
ponent. The speaker said few years ago
he was living in Missouri, and his neighbor
had negro named Ephe, who was regular
aftendent at church, and was proud of his
Bible learning. He was saving wood one
day while his masters son, lad of about
twelve years, was looking on, and now and
then asking questions. Which of the
Apostles does you like best ?" asked Ephe
We'll. q" don't know" drawled the boy.
=" likes Samson" said Ephe Z" he was so
strong, and piled up dem wicked folks So"
Why, Ephe," replied the boy laughing,
Samson wasn't one of the Apostles. .
Ephe put down his saw, and looked at the
youngster moment in amazement, and then
asked him with an air Of triumph, " Look
here, white boy, how old am you ?',-
"Twelve." replied the boy Well, Use
forty now, who ought to know best? ak
Won dat -
The Shasta courier., 1867-01-05

The LOTTERY OF BATTLE" While every.
thing around us. says the Temps, . has
progressed the art of killing our fellow-crea
lures seemed alone to have remained immov-
able during the last century In the time OF
battle represented a quantity ofbnllets equal
to his own weight. Notwithstanding the
invention of rified guns, the proportion
remains about the same. At Solferino, for
example, the Austrians fred S,4OO.000 mus
ket shots, while the number of killed among
the French was but 1000 and of the woun
del 10000. Thus man was hit every ioo
shots, and one killed every 4.200.
The Shasta courier., 1867-01-05

The other day a we'll known citizen OF
St. Louis. who has the reputation OF BENG
something of a wag, rushed into the Centrai
Station and reported that on the nlght pre-
vious fellow came stalking into his mouse
stark naked, and that be was unable TO put
him out. and that he was there yet. 1hree
Policemen at once started on the run TO ouse
the intruder. Whom they got into the mouse
they asked to see the fellow that came IN
there the night before. The nurse brought
out the baby. which the citizens wlfe na pad
presented him with the night before. Inc
Policemen suddenly disappeared
The Shasta courier., 1867-01-05

To what city in Europe is man going
when he marries?
Answer by happy pair-He's going to
Louvain.
Young Lady-Oh it's Nice.
Old maid-It's Hamburg.
Solid Dutchman-Bologna.
Impudent fellow-To Brest.
Bridget-To Dublin, sure.
Practical parent-He's going to Havre.
> Snarllng old bachelor-He's going 10
Rouen,
The Shasta courier., 1867-01-05

NS- l.. p. FISHER--Is the only Agent
of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
to receive subscriptions and advertisements, and
receipt for the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-26

For fifteen years Louis Napoleon hss lcrd-d
il over Europe, and until recently no one has
been 80 bold as TO question his right By
preaching revolutionary doctrines, and BY
erecting . democratic ladder, he mounted 70
fame aud power. BY dexterous use OF the
power OF which no had made himself master
he has been able to main tain his position. It
is natural that doctrines successfully pronui-
gated should beget disciples, and that disciples,
In course Of time, should ripen into masters
OF all the disciples Count Bismarck Is tho
greatest 80 great, indeed, has he become THAT
1t is no extravaganza to say that the disciple
is potent rival of the master. On the occa-
sion Of his recent visit to Paris in the company
Of King William, it is reported, on reliable
authority, that ct dinner ct which Rouher,
Lavalette and Moustier were present, The
Count was twitted about Luxembourg. Bismarck
dow ct once into rage. Enough OF that"
no cried; lyon have come to the end Of tbs
wall Nat an inch without war; l can
easily hna another Luxembourg making 81 re
Same time an evident allusiou to Holland.
Tho effect was startling. 1t was enough
There was no more about Luxembourg, Bis
marck r : llucky fellow. Much as he, dislikM
it, Napoleon confssses the fact