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Proposals for Lumber for Citizens,
e. Street Rail Way Company

"CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- cetyedu up 10 the flnSt day OF May next for
the following descriptions OF Lumber: 2450
Cross Ties, with privilege of Increasing 500
ID COED sound white oak, clear OF IN. The.
above 10 be delivered at city Whaif. Railroad
depot or uther suitable places along the line
with ptfyilese OF increaSing q O0j feet more,
Of Good sound white pine clear al EafS the
sl8a OF said humber To be in pieces OF NOT less
than q fleet long Sx6 inches TO be delivered
along the lime or road, rs may Be rsdifrefi.
during tho months or Nay and June TliS
above pFoposaI SWIn 6ereeeEEed az the ofiioe
Of the Cittzeng PASSENGER Kali Way Com
ntFAetngS W1l be required 70 give EpsdTity
.fdr tho % nance q above contrast
IN0. McLURE, in, pres't
aprls-td Citissns' street RaIl W ~ Co
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GOLD rose in New York yesterday 10
3sI, and the tendency seems to be up
ward. This shows that the European
situation is considered threatening.
Our cable dispatch this morning affords
little information other than that the
King Of Prussia has made a speech that
is very much distrusted in Germany.
War between Francs and Prussia is
perhaps inevitable ere long. Both gov
ernmeuts have evidently been prepar-
ing for that contingency for some time
past. As has been we'll remembered,
Bismarck is bold, defiant and determin-
ed. and better prepared for fight than
Napoleon.
Consciousness of power has seldom,
If ever, been displayed in a stronger
light than by the Prussiau Prime Min
lister in his recent note demanding OF
France an explanation of the purpose
for which it was arming. The iuterpre-
tation OF that note is, we are ready you
are not; either cease preparations, or
we shall strike Mt once.
The humiliation of nation has rare
ly been more complete than that Of
France IN being constrained to give a
moderate answer to such mission.
Que year ago such language from any
power in Europe to France would have
been generally deemed audacious, and
unless promptly retTacted, would have
resulted in q collision OF arms. Now,
France is constrained to be content
with an arrangement by which Luxem.
burg, the province in dispute, shall be-
come neutral territory. Whether
Prussia will consent to this may be
considered doubtful.
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THE Rev. David D. Field, who died
on Monday evening at his old home
stead, in stockbridge, Mass. is the
father Of three Of the most prominent
men ofthe present generation in the
United States. The Oldest, and his
fathers namesake David Dudley Field,
of New York city, is recognized as one
of the ablest and most successful law
yers of the country. The second son,
profession OF flaw, has fis en- 10 s Tie emit
nence Of the Supreme Court, on the
bench ofwhich he now sits as y Justice.
The third, Cyrus w. Field, has won q
more universal and permanent fame
than either OF his brothers; as the pro-
jectOr and successful executor OF the
Atlantic Cable.
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Hempfield r. R.............
st. CIRiFsvlIle, a Brldges
mort Ohm II
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KS0RTHY nEsTINY.

Station D, Bible House, New z
dcl4-1yd
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TnE latest advices state that the EN-
press Charlotte's health continues to be
very bad, not the least amelioratiOn has
manifested itself in her malady, Her
mental alienation continues to be COM
plete. The physicians state that there
Is butlitle hope of this unhappy Prln-
cess recovering her reason.
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A large 8 PIP. Circular. giving Information
OF the gtea. est importance 70 the young OF
both sexes. ~, -, Il 80.
1t teaches how the homely may become
beautiful, the desplsed respected, and the
forsaken loved. 8H E,Lltt :Hg,l alggf
7 Noyoung lady on gentleman should fall, to
send their address, and receive a copy post
paid, by return mail. Address2i isshe
~ hsi,fa aP!os Drawer, q, Troy, MY.
mch93-eod, tEiwdwly q Lligao.5 9G3
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Spetiai Hntifes.
KEoKur. low. llaIel1 ID. -.

MR. O. II, ODBERT,
sIR:-Ipurchased when In Cincinnati two
bottles OF your Vegetable Annhrosta, and
having used &t, must say that II q the
greatest hair reStnrer and grower of the day.
II changed my hair to the original color and
& now growing nicely. Please send me
one dozen bottles. Enclosed you will md
ten dollars, which, II too much, you can re-
turn to me, and obllge .z.
marl8 OF Stops. Brown q Co.
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nead beats.

No man ever Jumps az fur az ne Kan
DYE 1s 1hs wicked really stand-on slippery
.,acee the best thing the dghtyus kan
X. - 10 keep oph from the Ice.
Tbar is no religion IN simply travels
ling 4 miles an hour, nor any actual SIN
in 2.40 gate.
position is everything" position OF
acomma, for instance. "ThaEe II q dt-
vinity that shapes our ends rough, heW
them az we WILL"
II was called upon to say how l
thought the devil looked and akted, l
should kompare him to the man who
sells rum by the glass and never drinks
emmy himself
Wits are like hornets.-they hay but
Thiefs are Eemarkabel for their tax
Ragman for their light areighs'
Dairymaids for their sweet a0heyS;
Boston for her by tOdyS.
CourtinG-home on furlough.
1 maid up mi mind, more than
months ago, that this world want
made for phools; and when see man
determined tew go to the devil, gener-
ally let him went.
Clippers ar always cross they ar ma
lures libels.
/ konsideE marrying for money no
better than stealing IL
Ihav seen sum awful bad throat dis
eaSes completely cured in three days By
simply jineiuE Temperance society
$SNA SsllES9S-
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JAMES RussEL LowELLL asks: snow,
may we not say that great character is
as rare thing as great genius. If it be
mot even a nobler form of itF For
surely it is easier toembody fine think
ing, or delicate sentiment, or lofty as
pifation in a book than in a life."
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After the great success OF the young
e pau9s,s latest play, ''The Ideas OF
Madame Aubray," the elder Dumas
wrote 10 his fortunate son as follows:
Sk;-Your writings are charming.
Tshould IKE to write something con-
Jointly with YOU. / refer to my pub
lishsd works, "Moute CTisto," lies
TrOis Mousquetaires." "Vingt-ans-
aprss," &c, for my testimonials, and
am, ALExANDRH DUMAS.
To which the author Of the "Dames"
of pearls and flowers replied:
S1R:-If 1 had not read your works,
the very high opinion which my iather
has Of you would have forced me to &C
cept YOUR proposal. am, also,
ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
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GIN. JOHN FoPE menus 70 make At.
lnnta. Georgia, his headquarters for the
summer a Southern newspaper de-
scrfbes lim'as a man Of .tfntelligence,
refinement, and cultivation, !, dppar-
emily g years old, . and weighing
nom 100 to lIo pounds, " who expFe
South in not seeking to concillate Com
gress."
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Mr.. BUCHANAN, last night, gave his
audience very fine entertainment in
the Merchant of Venice, and won rap
turous applause in the after.piece,
"Used Up.p Mr.. Buchanan played
shylock, and Miss orion Portia. The
whole cast was good, and the piece was
played better, to our taste, than any
thing we have yet had. AS for Mr..
Buchanan's rendering of the 6lase,
USED up" Sir Charles, there was
"nothing in it"-butfun. Our readers,
who were there, "catch the idea.
We are glad to be able to say That
excellent order prevailed last evening,
both without and within the hall.
The company give matinee this af-
ternoon for ladies and children. The
piece announced from the stage for the
matinee was "Ten Nights in a Bar
Room'-though the advertisement this
morning Is for "The Octoroon.'
Shakespeare's great tragedy, Richard
the Third, is on the bills for tonight
the last performance in this city.
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DESCRIPTIVE GAZETTEER
BUSINESS aDIREcIroR..YI

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The above represents Q mere outline OF the
extent 9nd combined advantages of the pro
posed work; but any mind OF ordinary
capacity can at once perceive tho vast prac.
teal Dement'S which must follow its success
1u4 compIetlon. bYlS directory, the capital
tat, the produces, the shipper the actor, the
trader, and the consumer In each branch OF
human industry, are possessed Of immedI-
ave means O eoneSpondeneef thus furnish
ing hU 1Ehk AN ID 8ELLEk Q vehicle OF
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MErcALTks GREAT RHEUMATIC RENEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts IKE
magic, curing rheumatism OF years stand
ing in few days
aus22ly 7. n. LOGAN & CO., Ag'ts,
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TIE resulsO of the Chicago election is
not only Republican success but a
Republican gain. The last really con-
tested election In the city was that for
President, in November, 1854, when the
vote stood as follows:
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LATE advices from Europe leave no
doubt but that Turkey is at length re-
solved on a vigorous prosecution of the
war against the poor Cretans. Bot
while the Inddel is moving his troops
and ships-oE.war with that end in view
will the Russian and other Christian
powers look on and do nothingf
WE quote the following advertise
mens, Interesting ''to parents aud
guardians''-'.A student Of Harvard
wants to borrow $50 the present term,
and the privilege Of borrowing fom
$500 to 500 the next college year. Sat
isEactory security given. Address Stu,
dent. Cambridge, Mass"
Gov. P1ERPoIST, amer brief visit to
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IN'PUDIIE7I4 IIIFJVtIty '''s'.' I1oII
Last year the Copperheads knew they
were beaten and gave up the contest in
advance, polling only 1880 votes. This
year the canvass was very warm, but
the Republican majority is nearly four
thonsand-a gain of fully two thousand
in the last two Yenrs. u--
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Wanted.

/ A GRNT-E5 10 $40 PER MONTH,
n everywhere, malaand female 70 intro
duco throughout tho United States, the
GENUINE INPROvEDa CoNloN SENSE FAM
ny SEWING MA CHINB. This machine VIII
stlteh. 6et leu. tucEt quit, Dinu, otslu SnS.
only SIS. lFully warranted for flVe years. We
will nay $1,000 for any machine that will sew
q stronger, more beautiful or more elastic
seam Than ours. Il makes the elastic Lock
Stitch. Every second stitch can be cut, Ind
still the cloth cannot be pulled apart With
out tearing Il. We pay agents from SO 70
$40 pefs month and expenses, or Q COM
mIssion from Whleh'tEi that amount can
t-'t.s SEC0ifB & co, cleveland, Ohio.
0AUTIoN-Do mot be imposed upon by
other parties palmIng on WORTHLESS cast-lron
machines, under the same name or other
Wtse.l Ours Is the only genuine and really
practical cheap machine manufactured.
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A Card.

A Card.
r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUT MY
entire stock or Groceries and Pro-
duce TO John P. Heinlein & Co., and recon-
mend them 70 my old customers and the
public generally, and bespeak for them a
liberal share OF the patronage that have
heretofore received. WIN. II. CHAPMAN.
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Boarding.
Furniture for Sale and House for

= WILL SELL on WEDNESDAY, NEXT,
at 10 O'Clock, at my residence, corner Of
Sixth nd Hampton streets, all my House,
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
offer for rent until the LIST of April next,
the house in which now reside. Parties
wishing TO rent can call on the subscriber at
corner or Market alley and Main steet.
RuF SO.At CHRISTIAN FRANZELLs
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81, y. 8. Notice, ! g s. s. :

lTIHE MEMRRRs, or THE TRoBURN
III Rase Bail Climb VIII meet for practlee on
next. ~ order Of the President. aPrlR-3ts
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FoR CINCINNATI.

STEAMBOATS,. I I
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THE Richmond papers, last night,
bring us the proceedings OF the first
days session Wednesday, of the Radi-
cal State Convention IN that city. We
lind nothing specially noteworthy. No
nominations for a State ticket were
made. Hunnicut abused Governor
PeirpOint, as usual, and said, "Colored
"friends, don't let him fool you again."
He condescended to remark, however,
that he had nothing against the Cover
nor personally, but spoke in n political
sense. Resolutions were adopted
Expressing gratitude to Congress; de-
clnring the new party of Virginia a
part OF the Republican organization,
aud adopting, besides the general
principles, propositions declaring for
equal political rights, and Office holding
included; and for n thorough system or
common schools; for more equitable
mode OF Ia XatiOn; for u modification OF
the usuEy laws, so As to encourage cEpi-
taIisIs; for internal Improvements and
emigTatiOn;deelar that agOvernment
ought not to exist founded on any other
basis than human equality; and no
man shall receive the support OF the
new party which does not meet these
issues.
A lengthy address, read by Judge
Underwood, was adopted
a warm discussion occurred oman
allusion, in one OF the resolutions, re-
ferring to the military act, as the Sher-
Shellabarger Bal. Thad. Stevens
was substituted for Sherman, it being
declared by the speakers that the lat.
Ter was not its author. The enthusiasm
over Mr.. Stevens was immense.
A resolution in honor of Abraham
Lincoln WAS adopted.
The feature Ofthe day was the dis
cussfOu on contiscatiou. PDt7
Resolutions were offered sustaining
the contiscation acts OF 1862, and de
manding the impeachment OF johnson
Tor not executing them.
Nearly all the colored speakers de-
clared Il the duty of Congress TO CON
tiscate rebel lands SO homesteads might
be obtained.
The resolutions were referred to the
c mmittee, and the Convention ad
journed, after the appointment of I
State Committee, TO the Capitol Square
for ratification meeting.
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Gov. P1ERPo1sr, amer a brief visit to
the city, left lastevening for Richmond,
via the baltimore 6 Ohio Railroad.
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Sold by T. R.LoGAx &Uo.
And by an Dealers in Family Medicines
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TINS UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE
Il proposals for Lettering the streets and al
ley6 OF tho city accompanied by . sample Of
the style Of letter. Proposals will be Feceiv-
ed at This 9fiice until 3 O'Clock, D. M, ON
Saturday, the 10Th Instant firf ~ i
apflsa - n. City CPk,
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- 80 So, =, Arrtpesas tGo'., a
via ia PR 4 for New sitti
England States, Eas- '-tt t-.i iHt=--ft
tern New York and ss---.--'---e-,.-s=l1-
Eastern Fsan' Vas rs 3 p% m: s s55 3 P N
Pittsburgh, Cleveland
and Chicago via Q.
R US IL s. 5 m: m: s sS5 3 :. m
Way Mall isI .,..,......i...l1.4 a, m. als am
Through Eastern via
l But d Ohio r. r. for 81
Washington, D. G., iar si,4
Dond ...,.................... 500 a. m. 1910 p m
Way Mail East OF Cum n = p
way Mail west Of Cum -. :.
6erland. Md. ............... $50 p m. 800 p. m
Va. & R!......:.....;..: 500 a m. sop. m
for Cincinnati, cOlum-
lIILo1.syiIIe......-.....'...G &3Op. m 1880 p. m
Through Western for - - -, = :
indianapolis and st. 1850
way Mails Tor C1ncin oO u - =
natl, Wilmington and b. 10.
i HSneSville, Columbus, Fi IS #45iHtt
A P1quR and Indiana al u ~. B j.
Rallroadg. 500 p. m. 1880 p n
Il Nv eEApeIn WY f11Al1 1uELss al
4 GENITAL Ohio r, R-...-. 3 90 p. m. 500 p. n
II Wheeling and PaRkers- lI5 H4l .slefifs-
\ burg RlveTMnil Tues "a sllisi.ll
500 q. m. 300 q, n
Hempheld r. R............. Pals q, M, ESQ p. n
st. CIaisvlIle, a Bridge m. .5.,3il
port, o................. 200 a. M $50 a, N
Il : slll tas coop. M 200 I'M
Martins Ferry and Mt. sii...45. .ta,l
Pleasant. 100 q. m. 200 p. n
Eadiz, o., via q. 4 4, hll:t5 a m. PAS ., n
Cadiz, o., Stage Mall, ~ AS
Tuesday, ThufEdAy q sE7 lf3Hlal
) Saturday ........-..........,.. 500 p. m.
Cadiz, o., Stage Nail, n : ~. Is. l..s
4 Monday. Wednesday ms fa.-l.s
and Friday. .........:....... 7;sOa.n
lsWeSt Liberty and Clln- 8E l.s
ton, w. Va, Tuesday Sc Elssz
and Saturday l200 m. 1880 p n
RssEe2ai Station. Pa 800 p. M
Ryers0na Station, Pa,
Il FEiday.-............-......... , = 6sSO Q. Z
aprl9
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The resolutions were referred to the
c mmittee, and the Convention nd-
journed, after the appointment of a
State Committee, TO the Capitol Square,
for ratification meeting.
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Republican
C0PPerhead 10
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$50 p m. 800 p. m.
500 a. m. 500 p. an: m.
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way Mail East of Cum.
berland, Md.................
Way Mail West OF Cum
9eFlAnd. Md. ...............
ParkeFShurg and N. W,
va h, h.....s......s..ss...
Western Through Mall
for Cincinnati, Column
bus, GAINESVILLE and
lllLou.syille......,...........
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Western Way Mail for
GENITAL Ohio r. R.-.....
Wheeling and PaRkers-
burg RIverMRn, Tues
day Tuniay 4 satur
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Way Mails for Clncin .
natl, Wilmington and
zlneSVine, Columbus,
Pi9Ge and Indiana
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Wheeling and Pittsburs
Way Mall ......,-........,,
Through Eastern via
( But q Ohio r. r. fol
Washington, d. G.,
baltimore and Rich.
mond ...-..........-.......
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Through Western fol
indianapolis and st
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Has DIS a m.
7:A5 pm. 500 pm.
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Eastern Through Mail
via q &PR 4 for New
England States, Eas-
tern New York and
Eastern Penna......-..(
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$50 nm. ls5O. p N. m.

&S0p. m 1890 pm.
500 p. m. 500 p. m.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28
DIR. .TOHNsTON,

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, London
Graduate of one of the most eminent COLLEGES in the
United States and the greaterpart of whose lite has
been spent 10 the hospitals of london. Paris, Phia
delphia and elsewhere has effected of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known: MANY
troubled with ringing in the head and ears when
asleep. great nervousness being alarmed at sudden
ed sometimes with derangementof mind, were cured
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28
Large Eyes.

Large eyes have always. been admired,
especially in women, and may be consid-
cred essential to. the highest order Of beau
ty, In almost every description of which,
from Helen of Troy to any modern heroine,
they hold a pron1int place. We read of
-t'lafSe SPIRITUAL eyes,n and sseyes loving
large" and of 'little' sparkling lady eyes,
to which the epithetsi "spirithal" and '1ov-
ingp are never applied. An Arab express
es his idea.of the beauty of a woman by
saying she has the eye of gazelle. This
is the burden of his song. The tilnidity,
gentlenesss and innocent fear in the eye of
the t'dear" tribe are compared with the
modesty of the young girls tLet her be as
the loving hind and the pleasant roe..'-
Persons with large eyes give us the I'M
preston of being ''wfde awake" and ready
for action, while small eyed people have
more generally a Sleepy look" and slug
gish temperament or habit of body.
- DR.! Redffeld observes that s'persons with
large eyes have very lively emotions. think
very rapidly and speak fast; unless there be
predominanceo of the phlegmatic tempera-
ment. Ofpersons with small eyes the reverse
is true. The former arequick and spontane-
Gus in their feelings and In the expression
sOfthem1 and are therefore simples like the
Scotch Swiss, and all whOSinhabit noun
famous regions.) The latter are slow and
calculating, and therefore artful, like the
.gipsiess a peopleh who generally inhabit
level Countries There is a connection be-
tween activity and the ascending and de-
-seendiDg declivities, a fact which we evince
in running up, and down stairs, and which
IAN active horse exhibits when he comes to
"a bill : and hence the Scotch HighlaRders,
as we'll as the sheep, goat, chamois, &c.,
have. large eyes and great activity
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28
TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE
.fKOIING,MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practices
indulged In when alone. habit frequently learned
which are nightly felt, when asleep, and if
cured, renders marriage impossible, and destroys
i, What q pity that young man, the hope of his
country the pride of bis parents should be snatched
from all prospects and enjoynents of life by the
sequence of deviathg from the path Of nature, and
INDUCING in certain secret habit. Such persons
rnY1st hefora communicating