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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-11
DIR. SHERMAN'S
Periodical Powders for Females.

THE ONLY CERTAIN AND SAFE,
Il remedy known for regulating the system and
errena01ing obstruction syrons aohateUer Cause
about taking the Periodfesl Powders. as they are
sure to produce miscarriage. Price, s5 q package.
Sent by mail or express. with full directions. on
receipt of the price by mail secure from obserya-
ton. Direct to DIR. H. CUTLER CO., No. s East
Broad street, Columbus, Ohio
DR.. Cutler 4 Go. cure donorrhea. elect, Syphilis,
and all Private Diseases Also, all diseases pecu-
liar to Females. 1iIf +-H- --ii'1 no sep2s- dim
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!s.ss Z 3 Paving 3 M otice.
q qu scAota 2 'say eoacera

--sttsros ri sisCITY CLERKS OFFICE.
$40 kio sJaes CoLUHBUs. o., Sept. %. ls67.} /
Notioeis hereby given, that proceedings hay been
institdtedffn the City Council of Columbus, for
maki1 tho following improvements, to wit:
cor rpzvine ihe .sidew1 in front of inlet No.
26lon ms west side Of II ga street. i4
s.ise. for paving the CUTTERS on the north side
IhssAme'to Bedohe ID accordance with pats and
estimates to be prepared By the City Civil Engineer
and fled in the ofice Of the City Clerk. f.s!.
prophsed improvements, are required to file their
claims in the once Of the Clerkein writing. on or
beforefhe SIKH day of November, A. d. 1867.
sepa5-dltaazs.sY WIZ " " oity'Cisfk.
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CLIMAX.

ePAsE's CLIMAX SALvE. for Burns, Scalds, Scrof.
ua. Salt r :eum. Sores Broken Breasts Frost
Bites, Chillblains, Stings. Bruises Cuts, Swelngs
&C.; whether upon man or beast, is the mos. won
derful articie ever produced. Other good article
alleviate: this cures. Itallays Inflammation, sub
dues pain. and heals without a scar. 1tis worth
it's syeight in gold to any family and should always
be on hand. tits warranted to do what it says ev-
cry time. feb2s- weowly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-11

The municipal troubles in Nashville. it
appears, are hardly over yet. A company
terday deposed the old Mayor, who. It an
pears, had retained possession of the office
and archives after installation of the new
one. He submitted to force, and the new
Mayor was formally installed by the troons.
A cheer greeted the old Mayor as he with
drew, and a large crowd was assembled on
the square, but no disturbances are report
ed yet.-New York Herald.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-11
Death Of am Old and Noted Lady.

Death of am Old and Noted Lady.
Mrs. Lydia Crugar, aged one hundred
and two years, died at her residence, about
five miles from Wheeling, on Sunday last
The Register says:
She has lived for years in the large stone
dwelling in which she breathed her last.
Her first husband was an ardent admirer OF
Henry Clay, and to her memory of that
lamented statesman was erected the monu-
ment which stands on the National road,
near the house. In her younger days she
was very fashionable lady, and always
accompanied her husband to Washington
City. She attended nineteen sessions of
Congress: Her house was quite resort for
the honerables, and Henry Clay, Daniel
Webster, and other departed statesmen
were often Hospitality entertained within
Its walls. A large ball room was fitted up
in the second story of the dwelling. and to
this day number of Mrs. Cruger's old
fashioned dresses hang against the walls.
estate to her heirs most of whom are dis
tant relatives.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-11

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-11
NEW FIRM 10
j. SCHNEIDER.

r ATElOF THE Fsssl OF j. sCF1NEf-
IL DER / CO. No. 942 Fourth street, has opened
store for the business of rectifying and SELL
ing nquors ~ 2s lEi: 80 S~sa ere 3 TiE5m-
Nos. 30, "a & 36 West Broadway.
The new firm will he known as ]. SCHNEIDER 4
co, and their stock of
n NATIVE AN D FOREIGN WINES nf
And Liquors wi be second to none in the citys-
Hoping TO receive D share of the city and conntrv
trade, and determined to make ours the first Linn r
House in Columbus, We invite an Inspection of our
stock. j. SCHNEIDER Co
oct5-dly
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.2s.llPagingz : Notice.
10 gss g 4a0a 2 asag SonSsTs: ,@% z, opu,

= l,s.,s - CITY CLERKS OFFICER -
COLUMBUS. o.. sept. o. 1867.
Noticetsh hereby giFen. that proceedings have been
institu I'D In the City Council of Columbus, for
mekiAg fhe folleTins improyepents. to- wit
Fourth sliey to Fifth alley. .ss 8 g '1s'4'' ~
Also etorconstrnctine Flag Stone crossing across
Seventh street on the south side of Friend street. II
AsoJt estshlish the grade on Gsrmania street,
from High street to the City Park. 9-- =
sA1ro iIesiabljEh the north line of the City Park
id accoTdance with the proposition of q. F. Jaeger
Ed. Apd acces ted BIZ the City Council sG'' :
The to be done in accordance with plats and
neef, and fled in the Office Of the City Clerk,
AN persons clai1nfng damages on account Of said
proposed improvements. are required to file their
claims in the Office Of the Clerk in writing, on or
befefe the Fifth day Of November. A. y: 1857:
eeftg .ttlfrV s@Gi1f L.. E. WILSON, n,
septi6-d itawzUz City Clerk.
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Sedestary and SEdfou ccups ions; GrSsts. Ars.
ieties or whatever tends to impair the Ftdf 1ction
of the Brdss, Heart or Ner'0ous Sysfsn1 Frequently
lead to the most Distressing and Embarrassing Dis
orders Of the WHILE SYSTEM. Students Gerov,
men and Laaogers, therefore, who especially Ii.
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New York. Authorized Agents for Columbus and
vicinity, ). E. SAMUEL & CO. G.. ROBERTS
CO., and all Dealers in Me 1Icines. All orders by
mail promptly attended to.
seple d&weowly
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." LETTER OF RECOMMENDATIONS.
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the CHASTITY train of Symptoms arising from Over
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TipicaI Trees.

JoNEs-"I thought warned you partic-
ularly, cook, against boiling myeggs hard.
Now, how is this? Here they are boiled
fit for salad, in spite of every direction
What did 1 tell your" Cook: 'sOh, sir,
l remember exactly what you told me, and
acted accordingly. The eggs were in the
water to a moment precisely nine minutes"
Jones: mine! told you three" Cook:
''Yes, sir; but there's three eggs. OF course,
if one takes three minutes boiling, three
must take nine. 1 may be fool, sir, but
happen to know what three times three
make for all that ......
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE is announced by
the Ne,o York Eoening Post to be one of the
advocates of female suffrage. He is re-
ported to have said in a recent conversation
that his hearers might "be free to say from
me that think there will be no end to the
good that will come by woman's suffrage
on the elected, on elections, on government,
and on woman herself. have said this in
public and private for many years. l am
glad that an effort is making in Kansas to
accomplish it. and shall rejoice when the
elective franchise shall be as tree to women
as it is now to men. think, too that this
will be at no distant day."
THREE negroes were executed at Mobile
on Friday last for committing a rape on a
lady and her young daughter.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-11
THE MUNICH BREwERIEs.

In Munich there are sixteen breweries
In operation. two of which are worked for
account of the King of Bavaria, thirteen
belong TO private individuals, and one to
monastery. Nuremburg has twenty-fou
and Augsburg seventy-one. In point of
quantity of beer Munich outstrips all her
com natitnrs u - =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-02

ITO build that road from M Pleasant v
Iowa City there 10 . very fair subscripaion.
The people Of Henry, Washington and Johns
son counties have exhibited commenda6se
seal and libsrali,y. But, unfortunately, ~
enterprise, ~ it now stands, has neither -
ginning nor snding-cannot 80 south OF u
Pleasant or north Of Iowa City"
The Hoax Eye 10 very positive
above statement, but its posltivenssss :ooa
doses out, - may be seen BY the folioyins
1--WE do not say that Arrangements VIZ nos
be made for filling up these gaps, ou' 70
oomplish The work 10 . veY iorm,oeole I'M
t6estskins essii, n 10 pcsuibass end sssSsss.
nv already shown promises good reeni" TOT
the iSsuss. Bat the people interested ought
% to be deceived and led to believe thar
nav sra sout of the woods, vhsni ~ ~
The hardest part Of the work is still before
hem"
No. We don't intend to be deceived and veg
10 believe .hsa the most formidable part OF
the work 10 yet to be done. Arraneemen.s,
such As will finish il up in . short Time are
nov on foot, and the begiuning, middle ana
end OF the road are sure. he beginning u
the Junction. and the ending, - far ~ W
are concsrned. is Cedar Rapids.
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"Hsrs 10 abe Rub.r


The Burlington Hawk Eye, Of last Tues
day, in speaking of the railroad from Nj.
Pleasant to Keokuk, uses the follo-ins Ian
gusge:
There is yet no provision made for build
ing the road south Of Mt Pleasant, nor for
bridging Skunk river. The subscription .,
Salem 10 conditional, and in the event or the
road going to that point the increased dis
lance would absorb the subscription, so the
thirty ttvo) miles are jet 70 DO provided for
Z And here 10 the rub.r
AWe can say to the Hapk- Eye, the rub. =.
Of which it speaks, will soon be rubbed on, BY
subscription that viii build The road 10 The
Junction, tsoerfy- miss usd half rrfies, by
way Of Salem, instead Of thirty.tvo. We
wiillnot' report day what 10 being done 70
Gil Twp this sap,'f bat would say 70 tho
HowI- Eye, We know where We slspd. md
what 10 being done, and, that there IL nothing
surer than the sssons 70 finish the road TO ,he
function. Again, the same paper says:
"Ihe Linn county subscrpsion OF ai.ius
$4,000, isa myth. The Linn county propls'
including the Hon. Georrs Greene. are
unanimously In favor Of The Burlington
route"
Unanimously in favor Of the BURLINGTON
soufs Inc $4,000 70 soto myth. There
are only esgM miles OF road from the north.
cru hns o. 'onnson county 70 Cedar RAeids
20 build, and Linn county has provided G3r
shat, voted in her stock, and il in The n~r,nn
nsnt organization Of the company from tb;.
city to Cedar Rapids. Suppose Hon Geores
Greene is in favor OF the Burlington route.
does THAI make il unanimous on the part Of
The Linn coanty people, and. thas ~ nr -
vision kas been made for the EIGHT MI.
from the northern line Of Johnson Co.,
- Csds 1aeides he Hssi-Ess al.o
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HEAR REASON,
STRENGTHEN THE pEPRScEs.

> lhENif L TEN II 4 bTaf ERsNfSs7s
wson garrison spprsh.nd. attn rom an ost-
ed, enemy ~h., n-s Z. del Is srssasssass tsn D.
smcxs Th. human sy.,eu at this sfiod q ne
ID b-sssr.r.d By u,orsIs iunssscs4 The ssp,~ahsrs
fan Of ,h.. Every .nx~ VI -s,hr l.ys tse fsstl
open 10 tbssr att<ks What Is 10 be don. b-s ,hsss
snsesn but ever aettss f.eei ssrxHsiEss ,zs Dsss-
ans. d. yos Ssh hos: TIE assvw 10 simpis-'hs
esns within tho reach OF all ssn.orcs the Vital e.
xsns and III. nsrtou. systsaa vlth a0srEfT aRs BIT
fxRs. robs the stoussn regulate tbs bswsls, roass
IN. sluggish r.r cheer tbs spirits snslst al purity
III. vital current via, Il bsTKTTKh's BfrrKRe That's
Tbs way 10 sSttsaseEs srsssoss. std rsat.r the
capital Of health isprssn.Ls. II Jon vish 70 vscsps
bilious head ache intsrnitsrt fss.- Indigestion, AID
nsrvcas ,iatstonsto srJoy. Ia all hs resnsud., tbs
blessing OF 80 abd mind Ia . sound tod,," ass ths
9compzrstis Trs,sttvs and restorative IL pr.-ervss
hrsrh IN th. bssluOy >~a rsssv. is.s TIE weak and
Ailing isE14swi-
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Tn. receipts Of the Govesnmsn, last Yea
H.. .........................t51S,sf7 .ss9 We

CoseRsss has made provision for . thor.
ough geological, Typographical and ssosrsph.
zeal survey Of the territory lying between the
Missouri river and the Cslifornis State Line.
Ths survey is to be under the charge Of
Clarence King, Of Rhode Island, who wss
Chief Assistant Of Mr.. Whitney, in his grea.
western exploration.
The enterprise is one Of magniHcsn, pro.
portions, and will be commenced soon, aud
pressed forward With energy, aud promises
great advantages TO our Wes.arn mineral
bearing Territories.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-02
now TO CONVERT .. T-so... .-se..

HOW TO CONVERT U. Q. T-aoste s-ses.
Eor the information OF readers who may b.
interested. We republish and endorse The fol
Ing from The Chicago Republican:
"In reply to the question frequently asked q. te
the cheapest method for holders Of $50. 10 OK
ehanGs them for S-a0s, We say, sell the former 70
the brokers snd buy the latter Of marks. priss.
Thoss holders, however, who wish 70 do their con.
vsrsions through the Department. can indor,.
their notes PAY Secrstary Of the Treasury for
redemption" signing their proper namsa Th,
setss shoad be accompanied BY Plar state
nsst on sspsrsts paper. Of the dsnominatiou vi
bonds required, this 10 very important, ss III.
name Of the owner 10 then allied in tn. document
The package may be sent to ihs Treasury Depart
msnt through the postoehce, or, II convenient, by
express, At the expense Of the Government, vhe
viii rstsra the bonds free Of charge to the sender
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-02
Tau r.port earreu, in the aswspspsss con

THu report eurrent in the aswspspsss con
corning the career and fate OF Mfs Dean,
form, erly Miss Boxer, 10 Indignantly contra
die.ed BY friends Of shs parties. Aud 1t 10
asserted, We presume tru.hfully. that they
live happily and deceusly, in the town OF
Hoboken, and that dean is making mousy in
cotton brokerage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-02

The thing iru., hug to the isv Of 10. xsdss
and Psr.i ,n. vkeh ait roth cot" Dsr IA. thst Dr.
J W polspds Shlte Pine Compeund Is the unly ssrsr
falling cure FOR Cor<hs Coiis Bropehiu. Pulmonary
and Lung conplsins. snd every type Of Bladder aod
Kidney st.ctJons tsp,fAswiv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-02


The telegraph informs rs tia, treaty la.
been made and submitted 10 the Senate, pro-
viding for the cession, BY the Czsr, Of the
Russian Possessions iD America, for the sum
Of eleven millions OF dollars We dom,
know sbss We feel very proud and happy over
this acquisition OF territory. II looks to rs
very much like the purchase ct . very high
price ofs very worthless elephant, to be kept
At very considerable expense Of money and
trouble.
The Russian Possessions comprise some
thing over Eve hundred ,heusand square
miles Of worthless land, on the extreme
Northwestern Coast of North Amsrica. The
slimaie is so severe, and the soil 20 sterile,
thai the country is utterly worthless for Asri,
cultural purposes, and if it has the slightest
value vhstevsr, it arises from its Fisheries
and Fuu. Except few Russians at Arch
angel, the inhabitants numbering abos,
$4,000, are worse than Esquimsux or Digger
Indians, and burow during the greater por-
ton Of the year in caves or mud novels Tbs
region is separated from the United States by
the British Possessions, which occupy several
hundred miles Of the Pacific Coast, between
Washington Territory and the Russian Pos
sessions.
The Car is doubtless impellsd 70 code The
country to the United States, for fear Great
Britain may conquer and annex i, to her
Possessions in case Of another war in Europe
And shs United States Government, We pre-
sumo, will accept the cession under like APP
prshensions.
Il don't strike US that the proper time has
come for making acquisitions Of additional
territory, and especially Of such territory,
and so separated by hundreds Of miles Of in
tervening country belonging 70 . powerful
European Government.
During the next generation, all British
America will, in all human probability, be
annexed to the United States, and then Rus.
sian American would follow, a. matter of
course. We do not need them nov, and il
we could have them for the asking to-mor.
row, they would cost more than thsy would
come 70 in our day.
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9ALrL Lax CirY.-A correspondent wrihl
Of Salt Lxks City, says

"This singular town covers an ssee q
about nine niles--that 10, three miles Zach
-. II i ose e. - snost beautifully -aeid
ont cities in The world. The strseta are very
vide, With vater Running thronGA Assfly ~.
cry one Of them. Evsry block u surruundeA
With beautiful shade trees, and almost every
house AAs 10 nee. little orchard OF sppie,
peach. eprieos md ebssry srses' In fact, the
whole nine square miles 10 almost one con-
tiuuoas orchard
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FOR SALE,

4 ONE-STORY frame dwelling house,
"A With ave rooms ana good cellar a tuii lot, vfk
vood-houss tss cist, aud styisty u most all
11e, u frsit On Fsnkitn between sth and 9th
Enqulrs u - IN FULTON
neAT hrs kssA.s Axear 9. Ssis<s
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yrnAoors Anp vornns.

Virgo i word ofsvsry iatssss signia>
sapes in popular spprehsuaios. Aud the
character Who justly merits IL application ID
regarded With univsssAl. disgusa. There 10,
We think, no word in shs Language more sss'
sestivs Of hatsfal qualities. Add Jet It has
. good psrensAge, and ussd Tor Ne night per
son in the right place j. al right.
1t simply signifies 70 Get the maa. and the
Scriptures sxhot 10 70 DO that. But The
Scriptures don. urge women 70 ecs the man,
and when they do, the word which describes
them 10 one of the most Offensive in shs pop
ulsr vocabulary.
We fear that the exercise Of the right OF
suffrage, BY women, would simply BE- acting
the man, and that such voters might incur i
they did not merit The description Of Virs-
goes.
The siu OF the visaee 10 tAss she scss in .
manner unbecomina her sax, and in trans
csndins her sphere, she becomes 90 hateful
and disgusting that the common sentiment OF
mankind has impressed . most odious aisni6-
cation, on . couple Of very respectable and
innocent Latin words, in order to give her N
appropriate name.
Voter, 10 now very good word, though
its origin and meaning, are no more respect
able than Viz and Ago, bot Suppose those
virsgoes get to voting, and the popular sense
should revolt st this manly exercise Of
women, and impress upon the word vote
similar odium TO that which nov inheres il
the word Yirago, What are vs going to dc
about iif We can't afford 10 aboliah slso>
tions BY the people, and poe an end 70 voting
for public officers in this free county, and
ye, few would have the courage to vote, even
Of the manly sex, il they would thereby in~
cur naus a. odious ~ viraso. Ia this view
of the case, We think there might Be grounds
OF spprehsnsions ,hat.ths admission OF Vira
goes TO the exercise Of the right Of suffrage,
would tend 70 degrade rather than elevate
the privilege Of the elective franchise, ia
public apprehension, and that decent msa
and women would shrisk from tle contest,
and leave the Bruisers" and the "Vus.
soss " 70 eight il out al the polls.
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PROM the Atalant. GA. opinion.

Why DOT yield, gracefully AS possible, 70
what 10 inesitable7 We cannot avoid. but
must aGcep. and endure. Wisdom dictates
this; it j. necessary to our future welfare
indeed tie course Is demanded by power
we cannos Withstand Shalt We thus bring
total ruin apon our heads by our own obsti
nacy1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-02

For Sale.
RH5IDRNCI 10 enc Of tbs most desrss's ioeeh
"A tiss In The cty-Losf snd 9, In Sleek 10, vfss
ems story Frame Dwelling House, soetaning seven
rooms, good eisssrn cellar and variety Of choice huit
lots we'll fenced situate vultou street between III
and sth strssss, Ksoksk, Issa kn9ctrs Of
nchzeA - n3si nsssss Assnt.
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For safe.

vnsY DEsIRABLa RDsipHSca-rhsss stsT
n Bnsh, With roomi sosd estra 1ass snA y
stT.rt pps,ts 81 vA FULron.
m.xte n>ai ksats Agent, ~. " hhjs a-
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For NaIA

a rwa sfoRr Hrsak ns.ifss. vias asns ia<s.
"a rooms, good dry . liar, with sissera. good eat
6uild ngs-lst Ia " lao f%t assSsBly los~Ad, beng
,hs s.st-rly ksif Of ,hs kosss ds east sornss q
kirih and isltos ur<h An,urs u
Nh FULTON
pehis Real kstafs Aren't "a Man street,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-02

4 TWO.STORY FRAME DWELLING
N HOUSE. With ave reons gfod cellar and eistspn-
Aiso good fsSns vtabs Lot asxt4o feet veil fsnes<
s,nsts on Morgan street bssYssn 10Th and iith, nss
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-02

We believe that If let alone with the lay
as il now stands, the Southern States can and
will WORK themselves oas OF the difficulties
tina, they ale now surrounded With They
can remove the military. regain admission u
Congress. aud secure permanent civil
governm-nt Let Congress only keep It's
own terms, and carry out its implied prom
ises, and the people will mansge the rest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-02

We have by no means yielded the hope
that the ,uiquitous aud revolutionary meas,
ures of ;be Radical Congress may DOT be put
into practical operation against the Southern
peopie. 1t 10 our daty 10 test every peaceful
experiment for their overthrow, and 10 be-
lievs if our people resolve TO be united, tbs7
vi vat accomptsh ia