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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28
Ranlizing.n Sinner.

~
Poor people have hard time in this
world of ours. Even in the matters of re-
ligiOn there is aivast difference between
Lazarus and Dives, as the following anec-
dote, copied from an exchange, will illus
trate: .yt-l4ta. aagJ
old Billy c. G------- had attended great
! revival, and, in common with great many
! others, he was converted and baptized.
Not many weeks afterwards, one of his
. friends met him reeling home from the
court ground with considerable "brick
in his hat" aaf s.vgFtss8 40. s.-s4
- Hello, Uncle BLY, said his friend, 81
thought you had Joined the church." e.s
aE.'So i did," answered Billy, making a
desperate effort to stand still. $50 did.
Jeemes, and would "a bin good Baptist if
they hadn't treated me so eVerlastin' mean
atthe water. Didn't you hear about it,
Jeemes ?" s5s ~ ascQll 3I= tt 7'l -I-
= t'iNo, / never did," EIlsa..eEC
d9ftThen I1l tell you bout it. You see
when we come to. the baptiZin' place, there
was, old Sinks, the rich old squire, who was
tOJbe dipped at the same time. WE'LL the
minister took the Squire in first, but j
didn't mind that much, as thought 'twould
be just as good when Icome; so heiled him
in nifty keerful, and wiped his face and led
him out. Well; then come my turn, and
instead o. liftin' me outas he did the Squire
fhegaYe me one slos1, and left me craWlin
round. on the bottom like mud turtle
that's SO, Jeemes.p shi guil z9-at@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

RI believe Icommit not an ianpardonable
breach of confidence in placing before the
opuhlici the following extract from a letter
from an old school-mate! Although such
denominations as the courtship herein de-
scribed, are naturally repugnant to my
4feeHiHgss q few OF my juniors may possibly
profit by it. The! term 'sscfiool- maten is
arbitrary, signify ing merely that we were
boys together, as may be inferred from my
friends photography. ssaraH. p. LIE Cd
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J 9nbfntherly ] no, but it wos poewearful

wos onbrutherly i no, but it wos powerful
trooth::
"Wi didn't yer cuvver up yer face & run?'
Sez poorly Sukey Perkins.
I I scacelY node what to respond, SO mitch
wos overcum, but stratened up 65 sez i,
iu the Iangwidge of Mister Hamlick witch
i herd in pla-peas when dad took me to
sho onct, sPz l.: .sl-s-
Git thee tn a hennery go-gor' ~
She dident git. =,
.Jis then the sensashin of sting seezed me
anoo &5 j fell down g. rolled & hollerd. The
sheppard, him as had been preechin, cum
up 81 sez he:
4"Stan off mi trends, it is the sperret of
Salvashin cum upon him." ..f.
81 reckon as how It's the sperret of 2 or 3
6rigaids of them ar things" sezi, "O-O-O!"
s. / rored again,
'sBee hold" sez he, show the gilty kon-
ishens smiteth. 1t bftheth like serpent and
sEingeth like, a nadder.'' -r-rfsI,.
,.,s.SDoez it stingeth like nest full of Bum
Bile Beez ?' sezi. ~.
These are preshus panSs,'"' continuered
the shepperd.w witch coodent seeit. tYoung
man do yon think you can rezist the evils
of this airth ?" e,, s..,.
mot If. they attack feller behinde his
back" seq j, "& don't give him no she.
kant rezist Bundle beeze O-O-Oi'' l rCre
agin. Good feel myself a swellin. - -
Trust in me-" sez the shepperd, utti /
his arms around mi mex, 81 viii bal tn ,e
up."t So "a ...-.
mo huggins, sez j, ''you amt the right
ra"Bee cam cam be pashuut,n sed he, sit is the
sperrit OF salyashqn working in2 yer; it
will soon bee oyer.'e'.'.;,.n+, -. -.
5:s:Leggo my mex, you scandlus old fool, or
lie bust yer eer, " groned, becomin' slight
ly insensed. f,s-. +,..,s,..... 80,
femy." ~
"Bewar of hones,'' .sez i, and with mi
! good rite fist i rokt his 2 ize in2 l.. node
| thai wood Bee row if stade for the
| church members wood pitch on2 me for
waxin the preacher, so i lit on2 swa bak,
q the way flu hum you never saw the
] beet in all your. born daZe; levin the gals
to take keer of therselves, witch they soon
cum home all safe and sound. But o the
| agnerny suffered on that nu saddle.
/ Il went up stares and lade doun s. rolled
/ they, ,expozed all. Dad he cum in2 whar
! was with limb foot long. he lokt at me
/ & walkt slowly out. j heeTd him say to
| mann down ,stares mot yet; he amt in fog
! ging order, for witch was thankfull-
| Then mann came up, &iside 6 wep over me,
| and made poletises for me, S5 baithed me
| in cold water. What is thar so tender
e am @ptbber's lqv when You've got a soar
| agih. by witch time the Old Man forgot
/ tu lick me. / amt been to see Sukey Per
| kins sens, and Sukey amt been to see
me. 1 rekon that match is .nokt in2 the
=, he'd. - E..,t ~ ai.....l.,... .i..,
! - have no moar to rite at present.
"a Yourn tel ,deth. ,nai -.
;..,,.'.'e.., 20" ~ ..of,.,i.5 REUBEN MoREHEAD.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

SOME young men marry dimples; some
even marry ankles, the contest, however,
generally lies between the eyes and the
hair. The mouth, too. is occasionally mar
ried; the chin not so often. Poor partners,
those, youswil own. But young men do
marry all these, and many other bits and
scraps of wife, instead of the true thing.
Such as the marriage is, such is the after
marry woman, If he can meet with one
of equal social position, like education,
similar disposition, kindred sympathies
and habits congenial to his own, let him
marry. But let him beware of curl, or
neck, however swan-like, or a voice, how
ever melodious. Young ladies do also make
some queer matches, and unite themselve:
to whiskers. s21
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e.t p How. dooeth the little bizzy i..
. improov each shinin over? /?
These lines is intended for joak out o.
the-fust reeder. e,F- ries ~ r. M.
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YOUNG MEN

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IMlNRSEMEMI. of the PRESS

The many thousands cured at this establishmen
within the last twenty years, and the numerous i'm
ston, witnessed by the reporters of The San and
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-28

t..o.,..s,,, ~ s..a Inc .,oifI REUBEN MoREHEAD.
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i KENTUCKY 1 STATE LOTTERY,

NOL. J. G. GROOM HAS OPENEDAN
" Agency for the safe of tickets in this well
known and reliable, lottery in room No. ,Uyer K.
Mains Grocery Store corner Broad and Ugh streets
Columbus, Ohio. y Il, " III t.ttfIpJ5f iTi7D
All orders promptly attended to. I-cc1em
mch7-d1m IA
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TOLtLAIDIES.

If you require reliable remedy to restore you,
and remove Irregularti or distractions, why not
use the best? -. ;r.,.s a.. .-....,-,. .
ture is liableto hiring on Headache, Giddiness Low
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- DR. HARVEY,S FEMALE PILLS.:
have no equal for Removing DISTINCTIONS and Ir
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ARISE. TIE are safe and sure in every case. Up
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complish what they are repres ented to do
Sold in boxes GOntGinGae9 Sicty Pt1s. Price One
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is remedy tour degrees stronger tt an the above,
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If you cannot purchase the Pills of your Drug
gist. they will be sent by mail post paid. secure
from 3bseEgation, on receipt Of the mons&y & 6y Dr.
way. New York. For sale b. Druggists generally
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~ 81. ,issf s. thest. Louis Republican, =
HANS PATRICK LIE CONNOE

s.. .rs.k.n.. 5. s.ksz 8. ann ana Our Liz
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LOVE hyD llylssvM.

Some two or three years ago Abigail T. Knapp, pre-.
possessing young woman nineteen years OF age,
married to the OF her choice al the residence Of
her mother, in Orange county. The match proved III.
tuned Abigail learned when too late that shc did
love her husband A separation the consequence,
doned and cissolutc life. Her course OF ccndnct
cstranecd Abigail from her relatives and valued friends
particularly as she seemed BE- past reclamation For
the past ton months she has been boarding at
a house in Greene street, during which tine she
drank TO excess and went on occasional sprecs Here
she became enamored or william ST. Martin, connected
with troupe Of Ministries, and although he beat her
severely al intervals. she seemed 10 love him all the
He left the city abou month ago, since which
Abigail hes been low spirited and Respondent drinking
more freely than ever She heard 10 saw that
II st. Martin did not back she would commit SUI
eide. week ago Abigail commenced 10 drink TO excess
again. and Saturday, Sunday and Monday last she APP
poarci unusually dull and stupid Tie sncady asked
her If she had taken laudanum but she made no reply
On searching the room vial lnbelied audanunl was
discovered, wheroupon Information was sent
70 Abignils sister, Sarah Wilbur, living at
10 Greene street, who had the unfortunate woman TO-
moved to her own home. and then called in medical ad
ton sho remained until six O'Clock yesterday morning,
whom death en- sued.
Coroner Widely, being notified, held inquest on
the body when tho foregoing facts were developed.
Wooster Beach, Jr, Id, made post mortcm cxam'na.
on AMI found that sofenng OF the brain, accelerated
by a dose Of sudanum, was the cause OF death mo
Jury accordingly rendered verdict TO that effect De-
ceased native Of this state. Her sister took charge
OF the remains for lntcrmenI
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WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

ADDITIONAL GAsLIGur IMPROVEMENTS IN MoRmsANA -
rho work Of substituting larger main gas ppe Fifth
street, Norrsanis, for the Of present 10 use was
commenced yesterday morning. The new one Is 70 be
three inches In diameter the in use being only
two inches II Is also intended TO extond tue pipo along
the street from Washington avenue, whore u now ends,
Boston road Additional gas lamps are also to be put
Up The work is to DO completed in thirty days
FIRs WHITE PLAlSs-At carly hour on wednes.
day morning FIRE broke out on the premises OF Mr.
John p Jurkns White Plains, and although every effort
was made by the hremen, who we're promptly In attend
ance " master the names the barn, containing large
amount OF hay and grain, ives totally consumed. The
loss Is estimated 10 be about $500 The occurrence s
supposed 70 have been caused through oaressness
the part OF laborer employed the property, who VS.
In the habit u smoking his pipe In the building
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ALLEGED HEAVY LascsxY.-John F. Housewright
broker was arragaed before Justice Dodge yesterday
at the Jenon Market Police Court charged by George
Beers OF Broadway and Fifteenth street. with THEFT
IL quantity of United States Treasury notes,
ing in all TO the value OF IS, 1871 The money, as is a
legged by Mr.. Beers, contained in IN Ills
sa'c and the 18Th instant no discovered that 1t
gone Az no persons other than he and Mr. House,
wright had the safe he suspected that the latter
had stolen the money, and procured his arrest On
being questioned Mr. Housewrght declared that
tgaon would fly develop his entire innocence of the
charge. Ho was held TO bail to answer.
RAD on GOAT KEErERs Tho police in tho up town
precincts arrested six Of goats yesterday for per-
streets They arraigned before Justice Kciiy at
the Fourth District Police Court, and each Of them
fined.
IMPOSING on CHARrrArLz--An interesting looking,
neatly dressed and pretty young girl was ar
raigned at the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
charged with soliciting aid from the charitable BY
OF begging document. which set forth that Margaret
Ryan orphan and In destitute circumstance and
other represent atoms made by the bearer which the
complainant, also woman, stated were false. The
prisoner refused to answer questions put TO her by
the Court declining to give her In consequences OF
which sentenced by Justice Mars Id to the Peni-
Tertiary for six months, the punishment being increased
from sixty dsys niney DAYS and four months awarded
upon repeated refcsas 70 reply to the Court
TaRowN1 ASHES IN raE SsRFErs.-The police continue
making arrests for the above, there being yesterday
twenty parties arragned the Essex Market Po-
Ice Court thus charged aud the Fourth District
Police Court. They were severa!iy hued by Justices
taken before Justice Hogan, at the Tombs, on
similar charge.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.



Revival THE GAngoriSc Sys-EM-On Thursday
aight gentleman, while walking near Prospect strcss,
was sst upon by desperadoes, one or whom placed
plaster across his mouth he then thrown 10 tho
ground. L1ckiiy he possessed yeTv little money and
the ruans In their disappointment took their departure
without giving further rnolestaton.
4. Hudson City.
4 SCHOOL TEACHERS CowHrnEDThc following occurrence
places in a new light the relations between school
ssacheys and tho parents of their puplsA lady who
has children attending Public School No. Q In Lux.
tonvie, called few mornings ago at the school and in
auircd for the teacher Miss Webb. Tho lady opening
she door, replied, 81 am Miss Webb,n and was i'm
mediatoy set upon b. the visitor and received =
thorough cowhding Tho principal. Dir. Ecyi attracted
by for assistance rushed 70 the but he
TOO was made feel the weight OF wonans vengeance
The of this Amazenian conduct that Of
the assaans children had been punished school las
che cousldered) too severely.
Paterson.
THs SIX NfrIE SPEED ORpIHAScE RErrArEr-It will be
remembered that the Common Council Of Paterson
Gently passed an ordinance forbidding the Erie Railway
Company running their trains through that city at
faster Of speed than six miles hour The railway
authorities ceased selling excursion tickets between
that city and New York. and contemplated the cessation
or the sale OF Communication tickets That action cauged
much inconvenience TO the Paterson people md tho
last meet M OF tho Common Council the obnoxious ord
nance repealed and committee appointed 70 confer
with the railroad officials.
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LONG ISLAND ,HTElLIsEScE.

CHuscH DEDICATION AT SourHoLp.-lnteresiing eedi-
catory services were held Thursday in connection
with tho opening OF tho Methodist Episcopal church
at southold, r. T. 1he church s raised on the site
Of the old one, which was found TO have become TOO
ANAL to hold the numbers who we're anxious 10 attend
under It's roof The structure Is plain but substantial
building capable OF holding about four huncTud persons
comfortably This town has been tho scat Of church
Of Methodist Episcopaans for upwards Of thirty yearf
The services on Thursday conducted by TIE Rev.
Cyrus II. Foss minister OF IT, Paul's church, who
preached on tho occasion two sermons morning and
evening, the former being founded Hebrews xii, 2,
and the latter on / Peter, l., 0 aud Tho reverend
gentleman assisted by tho Revs Measrs Nckerson
and Pike, Of Greenpoint Reid, of Cutchogue Reeve Of
0rsL and Whitaker resident minister Of the Prssoyse.
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M { xIC O.
cua SPECIAL VERA cRvz Goa fspuyCsHcs.

Hrench Rear Guard mt Soiedad-Paso.dei Ma
= cho and Mndeliin Occupied by Liberals
Escobedo Awaiting the Result of Diaz,s
M0yement-DesporicR uie In Vera Cruz.
VERA CRUZ March 8, 1861.
The military situation remains the yesterday
with the following exceptions The French rear is at
Soicdad Paso del Macho and Madelln occupied by
Che liberals. Porfrio Diaz marching upon Mexico,
and concentrating troops around that capital to the
number OF twelve to fifteen thousand.
learn by special courier, who came from the city
Of Mexico on the 27th OF February, that Daz was to
have review OF bis troops yesterday humanla pre-
paratory TO the expected attack city Of Mexico
40 the meantime Escooedo awaits the result and holds
himself and bis command in readiness 10 engage Max
ana ms generals now at Queretaro In the latter
attempt TO go TO the aid OF the garrison.
large force OF imperialIsis have arrived here at
vera Cruz, and General Gomez has arrived command
artillery being raraded in streets and there are
plenty OF imperial Mexican troops about us
In addition to the persons exed yesterday, there
were number who warned against the expression
Of opinions
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AcKEuxAS.--At Fishkil on Thursday March IL, srsiy
r. BcsET, wife Of j. G. Ackerman, in the 4oh year Of
her age.
her late residence
CIswrrr.-Suddcnly, on Thursday evening March IA.
or congestion Of the lungs ALBERTA only child OF Albert
i and Cha o,le Il. Whtmore Caswell, In the ID year
of her agc.
Funeral from the Wayne street Reformed Dutch
church. Jersey City, Sunday afternoon half past
three O'clock.
corprrT lon Friday, March Is, the wife OF James
Cnrboft and daughter OK Charles aud Ellen Brogan,
Throg Neck wosohcs,er county in the 9th year Of her
age - ,
20 attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two
o'clock precisely.
Coxsorrr, On Thursday, March II, OF consumpic
william CONNOLLY, aged q years. -
The friends and relatives of the family Gs rspscfv
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TIE LOSS or the DANISH BARK caHisTIAxA.

OF the loss Of this vessel which has been already
announced in the HERALD Mr. J. Stricken Bradford, Of
No. 81 Broadway, furnishes further particulars He
says that the Christ nna when within miles OF the
sandy Hook bar, was down by tho steamship North
America, on the vcnng OF tho I'D OF January o. seven
o'clock She struck between the cathead and bow
spirit and cut down 10 tho waters edge and sunk in less
than four minutes The captain pilot John Frcdell, of
Sandy Hook, and all the crow, with the exception OF
the rst and second mates and two rol four hereto
fore stated wcre lost The two mates saved themselves
by climbing on board tho steamer and the seamen
who Jumped into tho WAFER were picked up by the
small boats almost frozen TO DEATH The night per-
fecty clear and the bark had her lights hung oat.
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SHIP PIN q NE w S
RGRT or NEW YORK, MARCH Is. 1867.
ALMANAC Tor NFw yoRK--rHIs mar.
- ............... W MOON ssrs morn 80
x ................ " HicH wsrKR morn u

Cleared.
Steamship F>tona Gam, Bareus, MISUNDERSTANDING,
.,s stcsT ssa,. F Townsend Hayeyew York and
!, ship aIan'shi' AeE, Hong Kous-we.,ray. Gsscs
E Fsrs rs.s' n xsns casas Buck kco
80. c aonroy .a sna G market
Barn oleniaeso.' ccle. g ss,eros-rorver,sc
s Magnetic b b. sr sa rrs.i 1ss
brig E.Is%e SFrl Norris Porn Prince vi. wilmington.
krs 5Sns'i s.5 JoSn s"rs nun
Rris Alsr. .s,,: cSewsli iiaf.s- h1 ssnaco
sshr hsidee OBJ Wes Kingston. enry, be corsova
schr Ellen sBri. Bethel. Hsrbor IslanaA ~.
schr Arthur Burton, Frchott. New orlAsk n y,le.
sehrJ W Allen. Dosn., Mobilc--N l. McerA- .c,
osebr Western Star croweli savannah-N ~ sctady 1
schrc G Brooks Brooks. Newborn rho,naA a.,
,fchrw Boardmsn, BiIlard Philadelphia \r,is Al
Asr CLARK, Fowler, Providence -strAnAhan As.o,
schr Eveyn. Burger, stamford "
floop Mary Atwatcr, Clark Hartfofd-G Racket
Arrived.
aes,nship Caledonia GBr Mcdonald. glasgow ara M
snw and NV for w bs se Ds ksrS AZ E
@ 81 rnsfss esmp hsr .ud hs1s cc ieI Glasgow
stmship, Ariadns, SAWYER. Galveston ga icy West
Leo co' 6ea as q WIZ
and tssengsrs. 70 Murray, Ferris Co. Experienced gh
Aspii i,i's q " ps. spd
shy Virgo. hencr for savannah.
fe1hsbp Fairbanks, Hunter, Wilmington, with ndse
~ Passengers. toJames Hand.
7Rtsanshp Niaeafa, Brakeman, Richmond and Norfolk
flu' pdse and prssenFers, 70 q Helneken Palmore
ftcamshp Ilslterae, alefandcr Rchmona Norfolk
WITH fndsc and passengers. 20 u McCready Co.
ship City OF New York, Thomas, Liverpool u DAYS with
a.s Il. s ss s.agsg & Ssp sw v yD a
.nan struck sback heavy sq4a ii' sonns
We og aud aln pumps going and kept them esinF IN
tnIse dnys during which had gale with vioIrn
squalls from WsW 70 NV, when fe inches were found
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STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

VIOLATION or THE EXCISE Lsw.Justis Brandt, Charles
Amander Mathew English of Middlc,own, and Adolph
schnuer and John Tate OF New Brighton. were yes'er
day arrested sapeton, y L. for selling liquor without
license and fully committed 10 take ineir Trial Tor
the offences charged against them
FlRE-en Thursday last the hat factory Of Lee Co
on Bay street, staple,on, discovered to be on arc
The flames rapidly extended 10 the several 1oors OF the
building The re however, by the exerton Of the police
and rcmen was sxtingoished before extensive damage
Aad bea
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FRIDAY, March I5-b T. II.
Asurs-Receipts 20 packages. moderate demand pre-
vailed at previous prices Sales made few packa.
ges pots at So 3751 . $S 50.
Its bbls. -FOUR do and 500
bags meal L. 100 bushels and 2a6 do The
demand for State and Western -four less active, but
prices well maintained The sales comprised 5000 bbs
at the subjoned quotations. Southern -four In moderate
demand at previous prices Sales made of 800 bills
RYE -four. under continued fair demand very irn
with sales OF OF SEQ bbs at from 81 S. Corn meal
better demand The sales 90 bbls at S. 45 SIS