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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-04
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sexual exeeIs, or EEs3d 81
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and often termi ates in an untimely grave. Make
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feits!5 If You cannot procure them of your Drug,
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member ofdhe JdlIG6lIe9 cfISdrRe01st london,
of opeof the most eminent COLLEGES in the
United States, and the Of whose lie has
been spent the hospital Of London Paris Phila
Astonishing cures that we're ever known :; many
troubled with sIingipg in the head and ears vhen
asleep. great being alarmed at spdden
sounds, ashfulness, with frequent attend
ed sometimes wlth derangemento Of mind. were cnrea
~ 2nsdia.eiy; % - 20 -. ..sf ssihizik 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-04
usls U51VI0 0OVHV<LIPI"sI1s GlII.IG.I
81. .siaEss NIAKERIAGE,o Tsd p ss

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connubial happi
ness. Indeed, without these the journey through
ly darkens to the view, the mind becomes shadowed
with despair, and filed with the melancholy rehec-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-04

MENTALLY.-The fearful effects on the mind ar
much to be dreaded.1 loss of Memory. Confusion
IDEAS, Depression. of Spirits, Evil Eorebedings
Aversion to Society, Self Distrust, Love of Soil
tude. Timdity, &C.. are some of the evils pr6dGced
Thousands of persons of all ages can now judge
what is the Of their declining health losing
their veOr becoming weak pale nervous and ed1aE
ciated, having singular appearance about the eyes
Couch and symptoms of Consumption.
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OFFICEsaT south Frederick street.,
Left-hand side going from Baltimore street,a few
and number.
Ra No letters received unlessI postpaid and con-
tanning stamp to be used on the reply. Persons
writing should state age, apd send portion Of adj
vertisement describing symptoms. 1i@ 1851 s2a
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
TRLRCRAPHIC News.
ST. DOMINGO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

The War with Hnyti-A DomInican Envoy TO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Victory Over the
Haytians.
HAVANA, Dec. 81, 1867.
Senor, Pablo Pujol, Minister Of the Treasury, and
actually an envoy from St. Domingo to the United
States. has arrived at Santiago de Cuba on board
Dominican war schooner. He is the bearer Of
important secret dispatches to the American gov
eminent. 1t is supposed that his mission is in re-
lation to the sale of SANTANA bay and province, or
their lease for nnetynine years.
A telegram from Santiago states that Port su
Platte had surrendered to General Cabral. Presi-
dent Of St. Domingo, but suppose the city that is
meant is Port au Prince, capital of HAyti. General
Andre is at the head of Dominican force in
Cairos, and another force is in the province Of
Caobas marching against Salnave.
The despatch from Santiago leads to infer that
the Dominican Minister. Pujol. wants to purchase
powder for his government. shall ascertain to.
morrow and telegraph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

About four or Ave hundred Of the friends and sd-
mrsn or tho nstc art assembled last evening Il Marble
Hail. East Thirteenth street. 70 vitssss sparing sxhi-
billion gives for the bsnsnt Of Jerry Donovan 0wiss
probably 10 the anuou ucemsut which had boon made
that the Irish giant Ned OBaidvIn and Joe toburn
would appear In . friendly sstto great deal OF In
tsrsss manifested IN The cntsrtsinmcnt and the
crowd larger and more soisy than - usually col
leo Cd a these harmless asd peaceful gatherings
Precisely at eight o'clock Uncle Bill" rovss
Who ofhciated master Of tho ceremonies In hts &C.
csstomsd masssriy and sfcisat STYLE called the
pscsAns audience % order and INTRODUCED Msssrs
o'Las and Pearson, both of whom In ssmi.n hight
Ing costume their hands being OF course covered With
this pair of promising pusls sss 70 work 10 very good
style and with tar snow Of sarresinsss though 90
cssioaaIy The fun would apparsaty lag little and the
audience be forced 70 goad the ahstss into greater
activity. The wind up." In wheh the giadiators are
supposed 70 really hurt each othsr, vp very
bong exchanged, and the couple AZ length falling %
The " boerds' amid the widest and most bossssous
dsmonssaoes OF approval the psrs Of the audience
me following talented bsxs also pracucaliy exhibited
their pugilIsto lore :-Mo0InuIs asd Billy 1" Youpg'J
Edwards, Nat Koran and Young Cheer, Bagiey and
jobs Grady, abs H,cxens and Edward. end Nike Cos
sss and Jerry Donovan The last couple Including the
gallant beneficiary himself naturally the nos
isrsssing asd exciting q The various encounters.
Ma o. Baldwin end Jos Cehnrn ld nos appsas - -
forth IL the programme; bat The dsappossmsss result
Ing fron this COED Zeal softsnsd BY the former
gkntismaa moanung the $40, bewins as1 smtiiae -
The aussacs asd ALLOWING himself 70 Be- vhA chssseA
roon rhs sxhlSlsssa sisssA = ssupsrsaveIy cary
hosr and The gsahsrng dspsess1 alter srssifysas s
Appreciates % the humeeous Ia ~ uoated mannef ~
snashf1t - . fsv u We benches.
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the hymns must that the peculiar views ef the
religious society which sings them are infalli-
bly, correct, they become habitually familiar
to the mind from childhood, and may as readily
lodge In 1t errors as truths long before 1t is
capable Of nationally Distinguishing between
them. II is true, even in the hymnbooks of
our strictest sects, the harsher features Of grim
old Puritanical theology have been somewhat
softensd, and in some cases entirely removed.
But without entering into any argument on
the subject. we may ask If there is not room
for still further reform in this direction
Would 1t be amiss to eliminate all those merely
doctrinal statements in rhyme which are
by no means entitled to be called
hymns, leaving intact all the hymns In
which Christians OF every name can heartily
joint But probably the millennium is still too
far of for so sweeping measure of reform.
AT all events, it might not be impossible to
correct the strange and offensive confusion
which some hymn writers make by using
phraseology better adapted to Jewish, or even
to pagan, than 10 Christian worship.
Another reform that should be at once
effected concerns particularly the choirs of our
churches. If they will not eschew the bewil-
dering fourishes of tho Holy Opera, let them
at least be required to sing distinctly. How
urgent Is the need for this reform may be
judged from single verse of hymn as it
sounded to writer for religious paper who
heard 1t sung in church as follows:-
Waw kaw daw aw raw,
Thaw saw thaw Law rawl
Waw cav taw thaw vaw Draw,
Aw tnaw raw jaw saw awi
Our critic was subsequently astonished to
learn that the choir had supposed themselves
to be singing
Welcome, sweet day OF rest
That saw the Lord arise
Welcome to this reviving breast
And these rejoicing eyes,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

the LONDON NosEv nAsxr.--LosDos Dsa GIL 20
r. h.-Coasols fer money, s2x. Ansrcs. securities
are quiet q the fsuowing quosatons- United States
nve-tusnty bonds, - Gls; Illinois Csasral Railway
shares s0x; Erie Railway anarea a.
FRAnKroKr BouRsx.-DRArKSony, Dea N-111b
A. MUnhed States nvs-twsussss SOr the Issue Of 1882
Sek.
LrvnrooL Corrou MARxu. -LvRPooE, Dea I'LL 40
p M.-Cestsn 10 dull hiddiins uplssds have declined
TO SLED and niddlna Orleans " sle1. The sales
to-day foot W 10 go bales.
LvnRrooI BRsADsruyvn uAsxEf. --1vwPooI, Dec
21-l:2O r. M.-Cevn, ~ fos mixed western. wheat,
lSs "a for white California and ~ "a for Ne Nil
waukss rcd. Barley, b. %. for American oaiss -
ca for American. Psas ~ %. fer CANADIAN
LsvssrooL PnovmIops MAMIE --Liymroox, peo. 2l--
l:2O r. M-Bssr INA fer western cured s.oa prime
nssa Pork e5s' Cd for Eastern mess LarA, ~ ~
fochns Americas Chssss s7a Ger ne hehea range q
md Bacon, AOs -. for Cumberland cut
IsvvnrooL PpopUca MAnEwr-Iavmpoof, Dee IL
1 10 p Mo ~ Dutch standard sugar, 2oe Resin,
q Cd for cs1mon Wilmington and lis. Ter hso paia
1allsv, a. 50 for Amssieaa- spsb q ssrpsasAas,
Ia axe. fcs ssdns< o,svwsssd, - ~ No
LONDON Pscpccs MAsEsv-sfeSpss, Dec z-l:D p.
M.-WhaIs o. go p9 - sssIses; spssSeR Sll7 ~
hn; nnsssd oil. Hss pr ~ Ansssd saksA al pss
ton for thin oblong.
PrrroIuua MAnxu. --Aprwnnr, Dec III 20 p. -
Petroleum quist ~ - fraacs for standard whisA
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CUBA.


Arrival OF Captain General Lersundi-NIag-
nidcent Reception by tho Habaneros.
HAVANA. Dec. IL, 1867.
The Spanish steam frigate Francisco do Ass.
arrived here to-day from Porto Rico. with General
Francisco de Sales Lersundi, our new Captain
General. Immense crowds thronged the wharves
and terraces that line the bay to welcome the
General as the frigate entered tho harbor of
Havana. A large steamer and all the ferryboats
had been engaged to convey those who wished to
salute the General before reaching the Moro
Castle, and accompany the Francisco de Ass
as abe entered the bay. These steam
ers went out some distance to sea;
they were. crowded, and were gaily
decked with flags and streamers. Bands Of music
accompanied all Of these boats and enlivened the
scene by their choice music. When the frigate
arrived opposite the city she came to anchor, and
q delegation from the corporate bodies went
aboard to welcome his Excellency, who expressed
his pleasure and qualification at the cordial and
magnificent welcome extended to him on this
second occasion Of his arrival as Captain General
among them.
After the usual courtesies his Excellency came
ashore, and the line Of procession was
formed to the palace. The Captain General
and suite filled five carriages and were escorted
by the Bscayans resident in Havana. who formed
in double line. This privilege was accorded them
on account Of General Lersundi, being native Of
the Bscayan provinces Of Spain. The procession
passed under several triumphal arches. The land
ing was affected on . csrpeted pathway, and amid
the shouts and vivas Of the assembled population,
the forts and ships in the harbor meanwhile firing
the salute customary on such occasions.
All the troops Of the garrison were in line. and
his Excellency was in full uniform. He was pro.
scented with asplendid sword BY the municipality.
It is evident that General Lersundi il most
popular with the Habansros.
There will be illuminations tonight, and music
in the public parks.
The cholera has skedaddled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
WINTER PAsTIMEs.

Opemiu9 Of Jerome Park Skating Fond.
Tho skating season ID fairly inausunted. The luxury
Of ne hsathfs diversion was yesterday enjoyed By
hundrsds In New York and ts suburba The Ice Of the
many important ponds had been cleared Of the snow
and the silent mandate Of the scarlet ebsms the CARS
and d prominent points In the city informed The skat
tng community that any number OF pounds avo rdupos
OF animated humanity could b accommodated, and
those who love the psasurs-ths jubilee OF enjoyment
In this pastms-visitsd their favorto resorta
Amoae the important events Of the day the opss-
ing 70 fair patrons and their attendants Of the Jerome
Park Skating Fond. This occasion had long been anti.
cpatsd By the many who have the good fortune 70 pos
cess place on the list Of liz member. and many hopes
that day might not be long deferred had been made
and many blooming beauties had imagined the graceful,
picturesque they, with flushed cheeks and spark
Ing eyes, would form part special train had been
provided BY the commtes having ths matter In charge,
ana precisely the appointed hour yesterday morning
Il wss II waiting for the guests Of the day. Unfor.
Impressed many who had long hoped for the opening
Festivities that this would render the Ice unsusd Tor
skating, and. consequently, but limited mum.
few minutes reach the pond, where the excursion
ists found busy hands brushing the last few fakes
OF snow from its CLASSY surface Everything was 10
pessant order the OF the cottageliks structure
wsre warmed with genial wood ores; slsds and chairs
were provided for the devotses Of The sport and
aithoueh the number NOT ~ large - was antci-
patsd nor quite brilliant the occasion was horoaghy
Ths scene A times was one Of fun and frocs carni
val Of pleasure and the ladies gded from one end OF
the pose to the other, demonstrating snen sxi IN we
arr Of skallng the exercise seemed 70 mpau strength
and energy 70 their frames, aud plant addsoaa roses
upon their cheeks Late in the afternoon several Of tne
members visited TIE pond In vevst-linsd slegnA drwn
tss picture. Jerome Park Skating Pond 10 now fsa-
turs n the pastmss Of The winter
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the PRESS TELEGRAM.

Commercial and Marine Intsliigence.
HAVANA, Dec. II, 1857.
Sugar ~ . reals per arrobs for No. II D. 9. No.
iassss reals per gal1tA Bacon 9is SIC per oct
Batter CSC. loc per ID. Flour eI2 Is . SIS So
Hoops-long $50 SIS per thousand; short. e4s $50
per thousand Hams-ordinary saited, els per cwt |;
sugar cured $40 Per ewt Lsrd-in tisrces. SIS 3le
psr ewt in twenty-five pound tins, $l7 els per cwt
Lumber-pitch pine, ga per thousand feet Rosn IS.
Frsighis-on nlolasscs 10 New York, 81, currency.
The steamer Liberty. from New Orleans has arrived.
from New York and sailed this evening for New Orsnns.
The steamer Stars and Stripes sailed to-day for Phia
dslphiA The steamer Eagle has elso called Tor New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

Collector Shook 10 still continuing his investgatio
into the seizure OF imitation vino aad
viii probably be ready BY "Wednesday ncx to make nh
report 70 tho OF tax due tho government By
tho proprisors or those establishments An assessment
will then b levied for the collection Of this sad
there be failure In tho payment thereof tho prspestS
now undcs seizure win oonnscatea end sold - sAe
proceeds turned ovcrto tho Treasury.
In order 70 put stop to Illicit. distiIlatos whscs
se.ns nov V DO on the Increase tho co@ss..osss e
q which have atcy been received by the Nsropeltaa
Board and By she various csleciors for dstributaoA
rnxxs HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
rsxAsuxr DsrA.rsESr' Cy,lc. lsrsaH.. q. Rs,:sys
. :Ss1s % III
With Che advice and oS..sa. q the Secretary q =: s
i:d . q. ~ fs,S,s q any d,s,y p.sp.s:s =:
sna wSsS also
ton o. any person engaged IL ~ the sa.d as.
s.Ss q Inc q The state. Ds,os
h. A. ROLLINS. Coamissisesr.
Inspector W. Hun reported yesterday having ssissA
ica stu In. West 0utcnbsrg New jersey on Thur
day night The st was disc 'vered In the cellar Of
menus IN the building These tho ofosr construed VIA
the Intention Of obtaining information - 70 s prepss-
they denied any Eaovdss Of M saS - -
great surprise OF the ocer could not woad tell
vino owned sse nSss: o. q whon they pad their rss
10 New York Whom the seizure made : man sup-
posed 10 have been engaged 10 running the suI Il
the cellar but he managed 70 escape, and ~
city. Tho still was yet warm whom Inspector ASM
catered the premises and appearances indlcassA
under It. In the cellar found basrs Il spiia
barrel OF moasscs and Ave hogshsads Of meassoo
ali tho sppansensnco. Sscssssr, 70 The ais,Is.es q
Spirits all Of which were taken charge u By the ~
sPsS'or who PLACED a. keeper on the ps:ss,sss oss:s
the building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
THE PRESS IElEeaAns.

Trial and CouvIctIen or shorter, tho Black
Rcvslatienist-l Escape from Jaii-Chase
Of . Black Fugitive.
MoxfooxRr, Dec. q. 1851
The trial or the negro conspirator and revoiutonis
George shorter. a Union Springs Ala. resulted In his
conviction and sentence 70 jail for six mouha On the
sia material facts heretofore published about his
ganxatoa Of negro government II Bullock county
were produced The report that he claimed have
been sent do this work By radicals In the North
sn States b confirmed. But TOR the timely discovery
s g s :sss s;s ss s' =. .ss
desbsss have sxtsadsd among the gsesant bsots asd
Union springs early yesterday morning Shorter had
broken est Of JAN the night before. and escaped.
BY asgross belonging 70 HIS so-caIsd government No
could nos learn The negroes generally - heretofore
stated were much incensed against him.
Tho Croenvilie Advocate eays:-fho negro who q few
days ago snot woman because she refused 70 marcy
him was spprehesded yesterday BY several Of bis own
~son:d Sssd 10 had done Hs was armed and showed
pluck. and II wN not until alter no vas severely
.sy: s IN w. w ~ "
Tho ssstesce Of Mayer Horton. Of MsbIle-
Hs II Fined $3.50 for Banishinx n Negro
fssn tho City.
s. MOBILE Ala, Dec q, 1867.
Mayor Horton to-day sentenced By Judge Bus,esd-
The Judge sad:-Nr. Horton, By jury Of your peers,
acqusinsAnces and townsmsn. selected BY yourself from
the entire panel. you hare been tried uponan indcs
msns g the Grand Jsry and found guilty Of offences
laid - your charge. IL becomes my duty 70 pro-
nounco the sentence OF the law upon your con.
vlcitsn. The Indictment contains two counts
for occurrence % the 6th Of August
and the other on the 18th Of August 1857.
Each Of these transactions embraces offence which
would send citizen Of tho Slate iato exe The gov
esnusnt might have additional counts. ombracns other
charges against you, for violation Of the Civil Rights
statute but ths Indictment 10 framed upoa these two.
On this COO vicon you might be - STATE Prison for
ESQ years and b hnsd 600 inhe dscreton Of this
cou Its discretion spon this behalf must b sxsrcscd
view Of responsibilities 70 God asd man- am OF
opinion that the ends OF justice and the rgh o. citizens
have beea via1cased n your convic0n, and snas 10
mDrison you would not add IL moral effect The SEN
ssnse o. NE court u that you psy Use Of $50
shon time after the adjournment Of the court Hor.
ton paid the nns asd was discharged from custody
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JAMAICA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 the HERALD.

FIpaucIaI Deacit-Additioual Dst1 or Tsn Per
Cent-A Negro Insults nn American Csnssi.
HAVANA, Dec. d, 1867.
We have advices from Kingston, Jamaica, to the
9th inst.
The hnsnces Of tho island were in a. awful
state; . deficiency Of Afty thousand pounds
sterling il to be made up by IN additional duty Of
ten per cent on imports.
negro insulted the American Consul, Gregg.
by striking him in billiard saloon. bus MIR. Gregg
summarily chastissd hin black aggressor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TIVE MaAls.

Destructive Fire In ChsseasGay, 1rashIia
County.
oGDsSsBcna. Dsa a. lSeft
ooCleek .. ~
A destructive Ore broke eus II The village OF Chs
ssasgsy Fraukiia county. = sisvsa O'Clock ss night
burning the sssrss occupied By Joha Hsshss. Hau
Childs A. n. Muller and shs dwslsags % r NeLsas end
Dr. George Howe Los e3s.ooa Insured IN the E,sa
$1,000, New Tore Csa,al q, 900 Hsns $4,000. Phsnix
$4,000, and Fraaklis Mssssi 81, 900.
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Tsosss TO OsArA -AA inqssss 80 hold rev days
sspss "a ths BODY u hide ssssrsd bog ss0sd Isaiah
Gregory. vhs VS. Sssnl frsssa " Asash 10 . bsxa
swnsd by Mr. d. q Bsasdlot, - Harrisoa. Rye. abous
half nile iron Tie residence 81 bic parents. IL -
Dssrs1 We ssfestsnaas bog haA len hs9e ssne fsss
ssvsA severe sassgsisa = sss Assds q hh fssAss
Aazoss Asssna gAsAa cuns Dgsssys Acus~n--Aa
isfAas 6Anghss q M Jana shsrseaa, - rss>besa>ss
vas ssrs~sv niursl through ~ sioshss hsSss sassAs
are Az = . sSe. dar'as ~ temporary ssssses u
~ metheR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22
RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.

Additional Particulars Of the Terrible Dis
asfcr at Angela Eighteen Charred Skeie-
tons still observation-disclosures for
the Funeral Of the Victims.
BUFFALO, Dec. 81, 1867.
=. L. hattison, OF Auburn, N Y, supposed TO have
been burned a the sad railroad accident and
whose charred skeleton it has been stated was recog
nzed BY ring on his finger, marked sc. L." is not
dead, but went through hero the next train OF tho
17th instant and arrived at Auburn, N. Y, tho next
morning alive aud well.
The dead body which has hitherto been thought 10 DO
that Of Norman Wohls. identified this morning as
that OF Norman Nichols, whose place OF residence IL
unknown.
Eighteen charred skeletons still remain unrecognzed.
Great preparations havs been made for public fane
raj over the remains OF the Victims afternoon
All the clergyncn in this city and the chors OF the
different churches will assemble at the Central depot 10
participate 10 tho solemn services. Tao Mayor and
the members OF the City Councils Of Buffalo will act
pail bearers.
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the NEW uMTts sTATs nMTua faoa eMFmm'

ne Hon. Esgene Casssrly, VINO has just bsep elected
Us,ssA States Senator nom CarorniA born In this
atty q which he was resident sns lsle ne b absss
sorsy-nvs pears Of ags ssd brsshss a Mr. Bernard
casssry, The agent q the Commissioners Of Emigration
"a lbs city. His father vas psonnsas teacher. ana
che present Ussed states seussos NON Cainsihn ~
ssivsA . asss esas sdscssies, and = The ass Of
ssvsasssa ssumsA the sdsor'al dss'ss Of the
YSrsnsw's Journal nswspapss and early took
a sctvs part n State and National politics.
IN Isly he idspsins1s himself With the
fres All wing Of the democratic party 81 this StatA
AStsv ~ emIrnlou - Csllf1ruia about 1858, he 80
snGars6 q sn editor In san Francsco and took prom
nsns psrs in the political agitation on the dsmscrssse
stand ia favor 81 the Unoa and Va one OF thee who
orignaasd The California branch OF The United steaes
sAsitsry Commlssos which, ~ viii Be rscollsotsd, con
trbutsd 80 largely 10 iu fundA Mr. cssssrly By pro
fessioa iAvvsa