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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEALTH-STRE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LIFE-MEALTH STRENGTH
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
S PIE GIEIG PILLs 6

S 2 E CT FIG PILLS
Are prepared by the Messieurs Garancier & Du-
pont, Pharmaceutists, O.. 2l4 Rue Lombard. Paris
from the Prescription of DIR. Juan Delamarre Chief
Physicisn to the Hospital du Nord on Lariboisere
LETTER OF, RECoMMENDATiON. =
q .GENTLE1fEN:-W We have used the "SpEcTFro
FILLS" made from Doctor Delamsrre's Pre-
serlptiOn, during several years past in our
private and public practice and have found
them most energetic and efficient Rem
edy in cases of SpermatOrrhea or Seminal Weakl
ness; Nightly, Daily, Premature Emissions; Sex
aal Weakness, or 10epotency; Special Dersngements
Of the Nervous SYSTEM Weaknesses arising from
the Genital nj oygans Weak Spine; Affections Of the
i1E UEIEne Milky" Discharges PaIensSs Of the Skim
Features; lrreguar Ac,ion of the Heart and in all
the CHASTITY train of Symptoms arising from Over
Force. ~
We earnestly advise the Profession. and All ner.
sons suffering from any SymptOn1atic or OT0Gnie
AfectGons of the GEN1TO- URINARY Systems to use
these Pills. With high Respect, weare y0urs most
80 - .s.u5R. A. .BEAUREPARIE. M. d
o.. it .sIiiH q. ID. DUJARDIN, M, 49, 3
u 81. : I .; JEAN DE LEUCHRE, Md. 4.
T9GARAHcIERE DUPONT, No. 2l4 Rue Lombard
Pans q = b. =. I NV %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-27

PoLAND.-A new Russian ukase abolish
,es, from the date Of April 18th, in the king
dom of Poland, the use of Polish weights
and measures, and replaces them by Rus
sian, u i-ssi.-ti"rf y" -a------ q ll'.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-27
a WHY NOT USE THE BEsT32

z WHY NOT USE THE BEST? i.
OYER TWENTY YEARS. increasing demand
has established the fact that MATHEWS, Y ENETIAN
HAIR DYE Is the best in the world It is the cheap
est the most reliable, and most convenient Com
piete in one bottle. Dees not require any previous
preparation Of the hair No trouble. No crock or
faction. Only75 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere.
a- A. L. MATHEWS. Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents.
Also MATHEWS ARN1cA HAIR GLOSS for
storing and dressing the Hair. .'fii'' .i- +.
junel9- deod1y stA ,i4' ~ .t -a .'E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-27
The De1nocracy Organizing.

p
The invipcible Democracy of Columbus
have organized an Association, on the plan
recommended by the Democratic State Ex-
ecutive Committee, and have rented a large
hall, at No. 272 South High street, which
they have named thurman Hall, pin hon.
or of our distinguished candidate for Gov
ernor, Judge Thurman. They meet every
Tuesday evening, nos in secret, after the
fashion Of the disai0n Radicals, but with
open doors, when the questions of the day are
freely and frankly discussed, and lectures
delivered by some of the leading Demo
Gratis of the State, specially invited for that
purpose. The officers of the Association
are: President, E.. r. in9ham; Vice
President, s.. S. Rickly; Recording Secre-
tary, Jacob Lohref; Corresponding Secre-
tary, E.. t. DeLany Assistant Secretary,
Levi d. Wilson; Treasurer, Newton Glib
bons; Finance Committee-John A. Sarber.
j. c. Richards, Thos. G. Thurman .oi
The Democracy of GAINESVILLE have form
ed a similar Association; and in fact our
friends in all parts of the State are begin
ming to organize for next falls campaign.
rhisis right We hope to see a thorough
Reorganization in every county, township
and school district in the State. 1t is the
only way to restore the Democratic party.
to power, and put down the disunion.
traitorous party that is now ruling and
running the country. With the good old
Democratic party in power, we wil have,
what all patriotic citizens so ardently de-
sire, restoration of the Union, with peace,
happiness and prosperity to bless and glad
Gen our hearts once more. But so long as
the crazy fanatics and Jacobins are suffer-
ed to rule, there will be bitterness, strife,
hatred, 1awlessness, disunion, a reign of
terror and a black despetisrh throughout
the land. 1t is therefore the duty of the
Democratic party, as the only eOhservators
of liberty, TO organize thoroughly and
earnestly, at once, if'they desire to drive the
destrueLives from power. They must sub
scribe for and read and circulate Demo
cratic papers and documents; talk to and
reason with their Republican neighbors,
who have an equal interest in the welfare
and prosperity Of the country with them
selves; and do every thing in their power
that intelligent, patriotic citizens should
do, to bring about a restoration of the dear
lY loved Union of our tathers-Mt. Y Verno1s
Banner. = b. - ~. 2. ~ .H Il III IL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

Among the dangerous nuisances Of San
Francisco is Italian woman not more
than three feet in height, who has no
hands, but only horrible slumps at the
wrist, as if the hands bad been cut off
during her infancy, by the application Of
a string tied around them for that purpose,
as it is quite likely that they were. This
hideous little creature is sent around from
door TO door begging, with lii cup a
round her neck to receive contributions,
the stumps Of her arms naked and osien-
taiiously exposed. Almost everybody will
give quarter, half dollar, or even more
to leave, and her proprietor, an able bod
rich reward from her efforts. Several
cases of maformation Of children have re-
suited from her visits TO private houses,
but in spite Of the general complaint, the
authorizes have never taken any measures
10 put an end TO her travels through town.
Recently Circumstance in this connec-
ton has occurred, which may be Sc! down
as bordering on The marvellous A barber
on Jackson street, between Montgomery
and Kearney. has a number Of cages of
canary birds in his place. Among these
there was female bird who Eas making
nest preparatory to commencing lay ing
ner eggs, when little handless monslros-
Ivy o' an Italian beggar woman loddleG
suuuenly into tho room. The bird was
from some cause greatly frightened, and
con"nueu Jumping up to the top of the
cage ana huiioElng about in great excite
ment until the h,aeous creature left Tie
room. When her brood Of four Ii,Io ones
came forth from the shell il was fopna
that every one Of them was defo,ocd n
much the same manner as the revol,in1
little beggar, the difference being that the
birds, for want of arms, are Leformed =,
the feet. Three of the birds have mero
knots in place of feet, the ends having The
raw Gesh-like appearance Of the woman's
unsigbtly siumps Of arms, and the fourth
has no feet at all, bat siumps OF legs about
half the ordinary length. In all other re-
spec,s the birds are healthy and perfectly
well formed, and they are all alive and
doing well. Ii is doubtful whether par.
alIel to this case can be found anywhere,
for and it is certainly hard nut physiOlo-
gists and scientific men TO crack.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12
WANT TO GO HOME.


/ want 10 go home, said weary child,
At tue close Of a summer day
She was tired oui with running about,
..I want to 20 home, ." sand hcart-sick girl,
A, the end Of a promenade
tta brilliant bali in q splendid hall
Where il, beauty began TO fade.
II want to 20 homc," said poor sick boy.
In rar-oG distant land
w1n, to be nurscd as , was at first,
Ard soolhcd by my mothers hand
want TO 60 home,' said foolish maid
Wac had LEFT tie PGccn;7l roof
no had lercayed her fate aud discovered too
late
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12
S.gnal5 r,r uardkerchisl FIirtaUon.


The annexed system Of signal ling,
which we ,orv frou "a exchange, will.
Beyond douJ., become P,p.lar with
b les End JeaJx OF oul civ:
Drawing across the IVs-Desirous OF
getting acqulinigd.
Drawn. 2cra,s the eyes-l an sorry.
Tascn Ly c5Hu6-luI are 100 wiling.
Duonng-We wl. gs .a,nd,.
Tw!-Hoc in b5.a hanls-IulliT,rercs.
Drawing arro.s ne check love you.
Dnwir. llTauyh .e haals-I lac
yOg.
Letting i'ro.t On @o rgli check
Yes.
Ls"in. it res on the left check-No.
TwirJnG IN the Iell hanI-l'vi,h To
Gotril OF sou.
Twiding IN the rghI hnn1--I love an
other.
Folding IL wish to speak with you.
Over hs snoal3,r.-Follow nc.
Opposite corners tnb both hauds-Wail
lor ne.
Drawing arros. tie torghoal--Wc are
watched.
Placing A. on ,ar rjs'r oar-You are
changed.
Placing on lar. earl hare message
foryou.
Lcuug {, remain on The eye-You a,c
cruel.
Windio-raunl the fore fugcr-I an
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

SEPIERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST Virginia SATURAI

F-z-zz-=ss1
H. It ,,I
he had nol ,,gsseJ G,o,,ob death. had
o,s.ed bevond il and returned 20 converse
with men AnJvbat is tho renou which
he makes n us in coming hack from ,ba,
world ! "1iortaEl1, is swQli0wci ND Of
life :"
But it's not merely the endless life or
the soul there m, beyond doubt.l but
s,o,ba, mime srt;cle NJ tbn Christian
Cai,b bevond tho fai,i, NJ Jud.isr urier
wbich ib,aham buried his dead ;s The
,,o,,rrcr,;ov oC,Lo bod,, Jg;o i tho
doctrine, under die insniTalion Of which
we L.vo core Ii,bo, ,o-l,y ond which
imn,T,s ,be orS.lsst sa,emn,Iy 80 we'll a.
f,Iess 70 10 cc,erory e lol.c,,;,,
sonselcss esr,b We corscc,,,c rLyrcJ.
30 mi,h soIamr ro-o,, vhiob nav Lo
oorsnmod 80 Win fro -, crun,hIa into
Jn., '''' '''' " ''' ''' - -
W. e,oo, norcu.n,s q ,no mast ,o,dn-
ring materials owe, onr dead bp, in vain
,,,r
The busto mogIdeTs and the deep cut marble
Chs'cady 10 The s'eeI gives up lis charge
But this JOdB which so speedily has
tens 10 corruption and 10 dust, sgryiyes IN
the eternal purpose OF God, and in virtue
Of the inhabii3lion OF his Son shall live
when heaven and earth have passed away.
1t is Ibis which gives sacrednc8s IS
well as a permauenco Of Interest, TO burial
earth which nothing else which is merely
material can possess.
Stand we then upon our vantage GROUND
a sure foundation, when confronted with
natures loe-and all the resources olreas.
f,ileJ
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12
For Me Register
TO NJ. 4. l..

Ny heart IS sad q cloud is cast
O'er things that once were bright aud far
The glow of earthly hope is past
And Joy is fed and life is care
My soul is bowed My name IS no"
Clouded by ruthless SANDERS arts
1t filings shadow DER my brow
1t sleeps in bitterness my heart
yot mid the Gloom a slarbeam giowS-
And mid the waste a aower-bud brcathes-
fountain in tie desert flows
garland round the river wEeaths.
Thou art the rainbow on the storm
That vhisp'rost peace amid its wrath
And through its rage thy blessed form
Sheds light and glory on my path.
How have loved none can know,
Since first / dared to call thee mine;
Through JOY and grief through veal and woe,
Each thought aal wish have all been thine
Aud wilt thou leave me Must sec
Ny last hope shiyeged by tic shocL
And 6c alone in misery,
While wind and waves my vessel rock :
1t cannot be, thou art too good,
Too pure, too true, at such an hour
To leave me in my solitude,
While clouds are dark and temPcsts lower.
Oh! change not Low, the storm will part,
The winter days Of life be llown;
yet shall clasp thee to my heart,
Ny loved, my faithful one, mine own
Charlcstown. October /, 1861.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

"Shsn'I see you hum from slHgin'
skull Tonight, Jerusby ~ mo, you
shan DO no such thing | don't want
you nor your company, Beu5en;' Par
haps yoU didn' exactly understand what
| sed p Yes, | did YOU asked me
If YOU migh,n't see me hum" why,
no, dida'.; only asked you how your
marm was
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12
4 Dying VIE to H,r Husband.

.e"F' "r'''A 'E cy'"t vic to her hus-
o'"1' "H'rh was ''u.' hy han some
a''''.' "'t b'F u'a.h' oa."'tn HE
'.2'-. o. '' q 'us Volume "hi'h sho
Wa WY ',~'" 90 P,'''H2. I'e ie"ef
"''>h was 'fi '..E 'I.& ia 'eST marSs.
was written long before he husband VS.
aware tai me traSpoi iaid 'ire'-c had
'as''nsa upon Tie lovely loren "i tl' de-
vote. ".e, "ao died, % - stated, at Tho
ears .-r 90" zen. ii sHws low
ia,.or'e>, e '.s dgph ol o 'r~n wamans
alrrrUs:
" zen ,.is sh,Ii reach your eve. dear
C., sa..e asy when ynu are turning
over l.c relics o.. the past shali have
passed away rcv,r, a. .ha c.!1, white
stone be keeping rs lonely watch over
'ha lHs YOU have 20 c',au pressed, aud
the sod "Il .g growing thal shall hdo
''re'rr rom Your >.-A:'' ''' 'ps' Il ono
who has go o!rn ncsdci close TO your
warm lesr| For many long md sl,cp-
less n'-H'<, wu'u all wy acughts ucro
III 5.s., | nave "i's..su "I'h conscious
ness % approaching deo'., unul h la.tt
has forced r.c.i upon my mind; and a.
though 10 you ond Io Others II might
scCm bat .he rvcus Imagination ol q
sui, lcs. dear c., III- not So ! Many
",ary, weary hcurs have passed IN tho
eod'1'or 10 reconcile myself to leaving
you. whom love 50 well ma his world
III sunshine 'nI beauty and hRfd indeed
l. II TO struggle on sIieauy oIouc, with tho
sure r"uNcH'n 'hM an about to leave
al "',''f at' r' down alone m;o tho
ca'" 'sI''N "h"' @1o" 10 whom
have trusted, ana I.snlng rfon HIS arm
Il lear 40 eva. Don't blame me for
keeping oli IHis even iflsn YOU. How
could | subject 500, ol all others. Ia such
sotro" rs 'e'i a' parting when tie limo
"ii. soon make II apparent 10 l'u'
could have wished to 1--we, l. only 10 DO
a'Norr side when your time shall come.
and p'llo"ng Your head upon my breast,
wipe tie death lamps from Your brow.
and USHER your .rlaIling syiut into its
MskcI's presence, rm5,ir,d IN woman's
Folitsi prayer. Bui 81. not 10 be So
an1 | sHbrh
Yours Is The pu'lolc OF watching hTo'
.ong and dfe"ry nights i'r ''o 'I'uts f.
na' L'Gh" ami OF Transferring my fnking
hetu rom yo"E breast to 'hc "AvloutS
bosom ana You shall share my last
"ouGh'; me last i'nI pressure at tho
'hc h'nI a"I 'h' !.,' feeble HISS shall bc
Shall have r.,l,J me- ,,,o.,h.r, ,cs,o,
vorr, rnul cl,zsd hy d,a,h: md our snir-
i,s sla.. hold on. Ia.r fond communion.
uuul gently n .n, from p,y ,rcu-r,o
hI.n, ,.ua-,.u ,l.u m.n.l,.vu, m,
G.s,h-rgUi r,Iur.rs. of Tie urhJ,n, el,.
ucs u. ,hai brurr world. whore p7,unc.
are unknown. WIlI.Iko.y lhc s,o,.
dear G. .vn,rr. .,oy.v,.Ilsv mo. of.
,rn have. zee .,ooJ by the ob.o. .ra ;.
ve watched rc mJI,w ms, a.u
glanced i'm quiy,f.nc na.Le. tLrouph tho
leaves, and b.iphirnrd the grassy mound,
around u, with slrincs Of hurnish,d polI,
each has hourh, ,hai one of us would
come alone; and Whichever it might be,
your name woul be on rrc s.our' BuI
You Io'td NE sp''; 400 know nat youII
I0V' me none Nn i's' "H.n You sc no
same ggigi sur.Iyhl llngCf 7Ej p,Fy among
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

NTrs TIycory's OrlyIoy or RrrUrII-
c,ys-Sbe COMEDIANS bitterly hat men
who bcsouoh, her influence 10 secure
their official nosi,ions. and were proruse
with n,oo,i.cs if She wou'd rra,iiy their
r;,ri. n,u. o;rc Lor five co,I sIonIler,
Cor,.in .,' ~" ro,so.,s % ,h,, rsrry snrh a.
,rLneI'r, TI,,"'" w., WI II,nr, 'novmorJ
iv55.m "I'., q s,@,,i .r1 o,bsrs She is
...,;,nI,.l,, .s,a,a .,..ir.. .rI cr,ims
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

from II, or even conSenling to it, nothing
approaching this is pretended.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

Placing 8. Oh '.' us.' ''f-lou are
ch.nS.a'
I'5'in@ %" I.l. earl "a'e a message
ioT you
Letting o. remain on 'hc 'ye-loH a'c
cruel.
" h.''g T7I"d 'Hc lore h"s't-I am
engaged.
Winding round N'f' h'gef-l am
married.
Conscientious.
y revolutionary S.''''' "'s iu"''"s
Ior No.-,,'', .'.' .I ''I ..i. .lfo',''1 N'S %
!o1". '"'' u" "' '.-' 49, ~" ~
W4'S' '"1 II vs. '''' ''s'"''' ~, '',' "''
l'' Eo'T 'o'I1'2 ,'o,,' ~ @ AZ. VIC '''s''l'
"' n,u '"" "''"' Ta'' "I ~,
I'"'"-y'.'@'",' ! ''' ', '''s'' 'r.' r ~
'"' ''S 'I"'.! I w "',r ''I 10
.,I .'.I 49,. ,r. . ,.,.1....,IL.,.,a a.n
'''" " ..."S " t.., ~, -, '''I w., .IGaI
'l' ,"oi} , ~ ",'. .,..'i IN .,.a "1 r,,,s,o"
o''' -, '.I1.' ''.I ,,'., - ;" ''''' ''
Jus. alau, iii, umc one OF tie SOW
c.tirrs who had become greatly interest
,d int talt tlc of sulsr,ngs walked W IN
from, ,'.a sneaker. wip.l tie tear. rom
lis ewes v.,h lie cx,remly of his coat
tail aad interrupted ban with:
"IiI ygu s-y yo4 had iou, the Blush
and Irilrs 2"
"DM vou sag you had slept on the
c-orrl wilde scr,la, yorr country, with
S.tary li,s, !'
81 did,
did ycU say your icct EiVcred tao
ground you wake over wi.h blood
Yes reDlrd NE speaker cNuIHoe''
"N c.I 'acn, sAI' 'H' 't.I."! sovereign
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12
For Parents.


The ordination Of Providence Gays a
distinguished PRIMER, is that home should
form our character. The FIRST object Of
parents should be 20 make home interest
ing. Il ia bad sign when children have
to wander from Ihe parental roof for
amusement. Provide pleasure for them
around their own fresiIe and among
themselves. The excellent Leigh Rich
mond pursued this pan-haj Museum
in bis house. and cxerled every nerve TO
in;eres. his little flock. 4 love of home
is on9 Of the greatest safeguards in the
world Of men. Do you ever see men
who delight in !heir own iresldos lollIng
about taverus and oys!ercci.ars In
plant this sentiment early in child +; il
is a mighty prosorysIIyc against vice.
Alas for him who grows oII without
growing Use, ana to whom the fulrrc
world does not Sc, open her gate, when
he is excluded by the prcscrt. The Lord
deals 50 grsci0us'y wilh us in the decline
OF life. that it is a shame 10 turn deaf car
10 the lessons which he gives Tie eyes
becomes dim, the ear duI, the tongue fal-
ters, the feet tolrer, all the senses refuse
to do Office. and from every side Ecsounds
tie call, "Setlhinc house in order, Tor
the term Of thy p:Igrimage is a. hand"
The rlaymales Of youth, the islIow.Ia-
borer5 Of manhood, die away,and take the
road before US. Old age is like some
quiet chamber, IN which, disconnected
from the visible world, we can prepare in
silence for the world that is unseen.
\ SENSIBLE NEGRo.-The following
came from reliable source :
In Bienyi.le Parish, la ln their efforts
q. citizen making, the Registers encoun-
tered one OF lhe genuine sons Of Ham,
who was not 10 bo cheated into the as
sumption Of new and uniied obligations.
His name having been registered, and al
the questions relative 10 eligibility 10 ci'i-
zenshiP having been properly answered,
on being required as the G0ishiag touch,
10 take the oath, 10 support the Consliin-
on oflhe United States, lie drew back IN
aslonishment, and said, Take ny name
OF dat paper: : dis niger Is not 'atls 10
sport his own family :"
"Shsn'G see you hum from sIHgin'
T--rabt 7'i
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

\ Coon iliT An editor Uho seems
to have lost bis temper. gets Of tho loI-
loving Sc,l meuicd hn; Those EEL.
iO~s who don't take ihcrr home paper.
watch them they arc always on tie
alert on pub.icHio dsy, srh when tho
paPers cone around 10 your place ol bus-
mess, are tie Grl 10 match a up; hGInq
IN lbis, they read 1t over your stosidrr,,
ton impatient 10 temcsn fhem,e'scs in a
respectable manner. Spot these fellows.
They are smsII-soulra. sunqy handful.
who 20 Ihroggh Tie world % Other fol.s'
money"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-12

There were some amusing ,crncS al Tho
polls in Nashville on rlecuyn day. One
freedman presenled bis msrrisge licanse
instead OF his fegisra.oo ceTIdclle. IN
otter brought uis wife vlb bin to The
balIui-box. "Sie can't vote" Ssid be,
"baI bress God. loirh h'r ,louF 10 zee
that In, hy goIly.' ~.
Young lIno or me law l.'ely married.
10 bis aIfs:-"Ny dear, here /, io-siEhis
paper; ! an lireI iln,rfe j, agy news
please read H. Wife, reading An
exchange paper ssys: The Fih, in
feansylTlnis ,rc 20 bzrd up for hus-
band. that hey sometimes take up with
printers and lswyers.'
"a no moGsenl Of difficulty Goes hus-
baGb knOA his own otter helplcssnsss.
drs- eloseiy 10 lie ~ife's siIe lor rom
fort and assistance. - sheB be vsbn
button scxeG on Lis shirt collar.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-18
FUR DEPARTMENT.

As usual, unsurpassed by any Mnffs, Collars and
CUTS, In Russian Sable Mink, Store. Martin, Kalens-
Ky. Ch,nchilia, Miniver Ermne. Grebe Astrachcn,
Seal. Monkey, &C.. &C.. &c. Fur kueo Rugs and Foot
Muns, and Fur Trimmings at
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-18

49,
aTur END or rnE PAars ExHIBIrIor.--
Tho Exhibition, its closing miseries, ana
tho crimes committed in its name, made
the latter end of the great fasco even
worse than its beginning, and the confusion
amid which it commenced far more terri.
h;e towards its ending. OF all the people
Concerned not one is satisfied. Exhibitors
and jurors, buyers and sellers, are oil
alike complaining Of each other. About
two hundred lawsuits have arisen out Of
the abuses permitted by the Commission
and disputed by he exhibitors. Not Q
single individual chooses to own that he
has been gamer by the show. The very
rsstaurateurs, who have been accused OF
having made extortionatc profits, turn
round upon their customers in fury and
declare they are ruined by the specula-
ton. When Rouge, the greatest of all,
was reproached with shaving robbed the
public to an enormous EXTENT he replied,
with bitterness, that the robbery must be
mutual, for he had lost 10000 francs by
the transaction. The Commission closed
the accounts and made up the books, when
il was proved that the undertaking had
cleared its expenses, which had not been
expected. iwgF-
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-18
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.

French and Paisley, Wove, Long and Square Shaws.
isroch Shawls endless variety having bought ont
the stock of Moore Bro n Y, the large importers.
sold 1t greatly reduced pricesnust say at lees than
old gold prices. Scotch Wool Shawls in all the Clans,
and Fancy Tart.ns, and also Moores Novelties Be-
Ing the agent here for these goods, sell At
low figure a. New York.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-18
No gentleman who has once blacked his
boots with Dubois French Backing, will
ever use any other. For sale ut
G.. f. DANIELS & Co.'s.

For SALE.-McMullen wants milder
climate to live in. hence he offers his Tav-
ern House and Furniture for sale. 1t was
once known as the Pennsylvania but
now as the McGregor House. Business is
good and the house occupies good point
rs to local or general travc.. Address j..
McMullen, McGregor. 576tf.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-18

BILLrARDs.-This game will last longer
than Baseball. It is neat cleanly, gen.
1i,emanls.; in many placeslit is also Ia.
'dy's game. Private parlots are not dis.
graced by the play of billiards. Lou.
PEAvr has authority to sell Kavanagh Il
:Decker's Billiard Tables throughout the
west. He has specimen table-a superior
one just received-which will be exhibited
in few days at the Cambrian. PEAvY
guarantees the X. & d. tables to be from
500 to 500 better than any other. APP
plicants can address L. PEAvY. 577tf.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-12-18

The full bench Of bishops in the Meth.
odist Church North is nine. Two Of them
are disabled - Bishop Baker, bya partial
paralysis, from which it is expected he will
never recover, and Bishop Morris, who
is nearly disabled by years and mfr
nifty. Tits proposed ut the coming gen.
eral conference to elect three additional
bishops. The names of half-dozen or
more quite eminent men are named in con-
,ncctioh with the new dignity.