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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-04
LRFE-HEAETH
LIFE-HEALTH- TH-STRENGTH
LIFE-HEALTH STRENGTH
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
S p EOIFIaC PILLS

. L Ii u L FLO + Ia II 5
Are prepared by the Messieurs Garancier & Du-
pont, Pbarmaceutists, \ o. 214 Rue Lombard. Paris
from the Prescription of DIR. Juan Delamarre Chief
Physician to the Hospital du Nord on Lariboisere
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION.
PARIS, May St 1862
:, ,GENTLEMEN:-We have used the "SPECIF1c
PILLS" PILLS" made from Doctor DeIamsrre's Pre-
private and public practice, and have found
them most energetic and efficient REM
edy In cases of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak
ness; Nightly, Daily, or Premature Emissions Sex
aal " eakness, or Lnp0tency; Special Derangements
of the Nervous System; Weaknesses arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses; ReIGcGtiOn of
the Genital 0gsansi Weak Spine Affections OF the
Urine; Milky" " Discharges Paleness of the Skin,
with Sunken Cheeks and Bloodless Lips; "Pinched''
Features; IRREGULAR Ac ion of the Heart and in all
the CHASTITY train of Symptoms arising from Over
Force. 3. 80 - -.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per-
sons suffering from any SynnptOnp0tic or Organic
ATectt0,1S of the GENITo-U BINARY SYsrENs, to use
sincerely, - =. 80
R.A. MD.
9. d. DUJARDIN, M. D.
JEAN DE LEUCHRE, NJ. d. 81
To GARANCIERB DUPONT, No. ga Rue Lombard
ParlS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-04
The National Hotel Property

GORNER OF HIGH STREET AND
NJ North Public lane, opposite Union Depot
This property, the most eligible in Columbus for
hotel OF other business purposes, will be sold on
terms Mosthy the attention of capitalists. :"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-04

Sedentary and Ssudiou occupations; CRISIS. Ana,.
tettes whatever tends TO impair the Vital Actton
of the BrdIn, Heart, or NeT0ous System frequently
orders of the WHILE SYSTEM. Students Clergy
men and LGtoyers therefore. who especially Ii
able to these eakDesses should resort promptly to
DR.. DELAMARRE's SPECIFIC PILLS =.
A Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with Di-
rections and Advice, printed in French, German
Spanish and English, accompanies each box, and
will be sent, by mail, free OF cost. to any who will
write for it. VI ~. -"
Price 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for SIS.
Sold by all the PRINCIPAL Druggists. or will be
receipt of the specified price by any authorized
agent, or by the sole General Agents for America
OSCAR G. MOSES d CO., 81 COrtlandt street
New York. Authorized Agents for Columbus and
VICINITY, 5; Z; SAMUEL q CO. G. ROBERTS 4
CO., and all Dealers in Medicines. All orders by
mail promptly attended to.
sep19 d&weoHly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-04
FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FORTY
i eight acres Of land for sale, situate on the Ma
tional road and the Livingston road. The land is
entire as q whole, or in smaller lots. -
Also 1o2 acres of land the National road, three
miles east of Columbus, with good buildings, or
chard and is in good order.
Also % acres on the National road five miles east
of Columbus, with good house, orchard, &c.
Also. 50 acres adjoining the above, with a good
house. barn, &C., or IA acres on the same road.
The land is in the best condition, and will be sold
at a bargain and on easy terms.
For particulars, inquire of
THOMAS MILLER,
Two miles east Of Columbus on the National road
or of GEO. EARHART,
-noYl5-dtf s-.a u -.-..' -..l Columbus, Ohio.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-05
Anecdofe OF Gen. Lee.

The editor of the Galveston Civiiian
has from Gen. Longsireet (who prOnoun-
ces Gen. j ee ",bs best man in the
worldly the following anecdots of the
great Confederate chiefiain
On one occasion. Gen. Lee called Col.
L., of his staff officers, into his tent,
and commenced debating while Col. l..
wrote. Col. l.. had in his mouth pipe.
and was smoking. The General inhaled
the noxious vspor until bis patience be.
came exhausted. and then said, "Col l..
YOU can retire and send me Col; he
does no. smoke" Col. J.. retired, and
in few moments Col. - entered. 10
whom the General commenced detailing.
bu, after inhaling The atmosphere Of the
len, for while. he discovered il 10 be
considerably impregnaisd. no, with The
perfume of roses, bui the odious smell OF
villsinoius whiskey. which be could mol
stand, "Retire. Col. -, and send me
an officer who neither. drinks nor smokes;
I would rather endure The smoke OF TO-
Ibacco than the smell Of whiskey."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-05
WbiIher tend we ! Too moving on, yes

WbiIher tend we +! Too moving on, yes
on.
ln cur ascent, another space we've climb d,
lrreiraceable now. The rung. the notch
We left to mark the course. has vanished
In that sublime in6ni:y, the-Past
Within whose shadowy realms, silent
Is gliding onward 10 that dark unknown
Where ages, worlds and systems sink to
naught,
Like sparks in midnight gloom. There
Glare from every niche and Granny, spirits
OF lhe nameless grea! now lost amid
The undislinguishable wreck,-sllll on
ward !;
Pressing op,-no days, no months, no
years.
The unsuitable band is foil, no never
They who first in distant worlds. or ours,
Entered The tomb are ,heIe,-lbe bound
ing heart
Last Midnight slilled in death is there
Along iha. dark. abysmsl way. sill stare
The phantom palaces, and cities which
Have been. But no cne dwells' within
them now /!
They have played their part, the curtain
is down.
The scene is finished. Let them res
forever.
70 you all bright and suspicious dawn
Be this merry New Year to-day just be-
gun,
Many fond ties unite-no dear ones
sever.
May the las, rays of life which so family
gleam,
To The aged matron, and sire be bIest,
No rude lie mpest ruflling their last ebbjnl
stream.
Sailing rapidly down that narrow ravine
May they anchor at last, in haver
of rest.
May the young whose pure hearts sc
lightly beat,
Now hsppy-lhr0ugh life continue 'ht
For honor anil justice, ever prompt te
compete,
And never unmerited suffer defeat,
Bu. conquering. reach the acme OF fame
To the ladies loue and beauty. and gal
lan,s most gay,
"Let The Gent, with lady love mar
ry her,
To all health end wealth, of returns oI
the day,
With liberal favor in your joy by The
way,
OF yours. most truly.
Tue CARRIER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-05

GoIxs TO TExAs.-Tbe Na.chiloches
Times says heavy emigration from the
Southern States east OF tbe Mississippi is
passing through Louisians. ], says -
Since October last, probably three hun.
dred wagons with families have passed
through ibis town TO Texas. They were
principally from Mississippi snd Alabama.
Formerly. the emigrsni 10 Texas was &C.
companied by long irsins Of blacks, with
fine bugges and carriages for the white
family now, each one drives his owD
team with The black eyed giIls and curly
headed boys riding under The wagon Gov.
er or lrotling. along beside the oxep or
mules. They carry bui lille wealth. bui
have strong arms, siou.- bodies and firm
resolutions to retrieve pact misfor,unes--
and lbey will succeed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-05
Afraid Of the Doctors
rhs Washington Star ayr:

Z The Washington Star ssys: '''
As strange as !. may appear, many os
the colOred people here cherish the bslisf
.ha. there is class Of physicisns who
practice "burking," and are addicted TO
The dissection Of live human subjects for
ahe purpose Of manufacturing castor oil.-
and ina, for this purpose the doctors pre-
fer bodies with a dark euiicls. This
opinion is so firmly impressed on their
uindo that no amount o: reasoning, will
remove il, and we know MANY OF them,
particularly juvenile Africans. who viii
not bulge foot outside their dwellings
after DARK. An otherwise intelligent
."Topsy." employed by Us. describes THO
niodus Opernndi Of The imaginary Rhouls.
b, saying: "Dey steal upon culud per.
sons uaswsrs, clap = plaster over diere
moui to keep um from hollerina', snd
den drag Nm away 10 whsr dey lay Bn,
.on liable and cui vm up. and den bile
um down for iIe." This 10 . eheeTf6l'
notion for. those invalids who uss The oil
of The palma ebrisia bess 40 o esshar,ic.
The Annapolis tMd.l Repu5iieaa sis,es-
that Q similar belief prevails among The
-colored people 10 thar section. and 10.
probably exisn elsewhere. How IL ssiS,,
mated il 10 impossiblc 10 tell. s4l sts 10
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-05
The Early Home Of Jesus.

Four miles south Of ihe strong Greek
city Of SePhoris, hidden away among
penIle hills, ihen covered from The base 10
the crow n i,h yiney ards end fig trees.
lay natural rest or basin OF rich red and
while earth, star-like 10 shape. but mile
in width. and wondtOusly fertile. Along
the charred and chalky slope OF lhe high
est OF these hills spread small and lovely
village, which, in a land where every
stone seemed to have story. is remarka
bic as having had no public history and
no dis,inguisbable native name. No
great road led up TO this sunny nook. NO
trsflc came into il, no legions marched
through it. Trade, war, adventure,
pleasure. pomp passed through it. flow
ing from east 10 west, from west TO east,
along The Roman road. But the mead
ows were sglow with wheat and barley.
Near the low ground ran. a beh OF gar
dens, fenced with stones, in which myr-
i3ds OF large green figs, red Pomegranaies,
and golden cirons, ripened in the sum.
mer sun. High up The slopes, which
were lined and planted like the Rhine at
BiDgen, hung vIn,sges Of purple grapes.
In the plain, among the com ard be.
meath HE mulberry lrees aud figs, shone
daisies, pnpies, tulips, lilies and anemo-
mes. endless in their profusion. brilliant in
their dyes.
Low down on The hillside sprspg we'll
Of water, bubbling. plentiful and sweet.
and above this fountain Of life, in long
sueet struggling from the fountain TO the
synagogoe, rose the bonesieads OF many
shepherds. craftsmen end vinedIessers. IL
,was lovely and humble place. Of which
no ruler, no historian Of Israel bad ever
yettaken notice. No Rachel had been
met and kissed into love a, this well i; no
Ruth bad gathered up The sheaves Of bar.
ley in yon 6eldo no tower bad been
built Tor observation on this hight; no
camp had been pitched for battle in that
vale. Tha, ons who would become dear
'er 10 ibe fsncies OF men than either Ruth
or Rachel then walkOd through these
fields, drew water o, this spring, passed
up and down The lanes Of this hamlet, no
seer could then have surmised. The
place was more than obscure. The Arab
may have pitched his back tent by the
well. the magistrate Of Sephoris must
have known the village, bu, tie hamlet
was never mentioned by the Jewish
scribes. In the Bible, in the Tslmud. in
the writings Of Josephus. we search in
vain for any record Of this sacred place.
Like its happy neighbors. Main and En-.
dor il was the abode Of husbandmen and
oil dresseTs, whose lives were spent IN
the synagogue and olive grove. away
from The brigh. Greek cities and the busy
Roman roads. No doubt il had once been
possessed Of either an Arab or a Hew.
brew name. but we do not know the name
except in its Hellenic form. The Greeks
called the town Nazaret or Nazareth.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-05
A Few Words on Squeezing.

While " Q are growng very sinslDle'
indeed, in the matter Of drees. so lar SIS
boots. Balmoral skirts, warm stockings
and high necks, we are degenera,ing in
some other matters quite as important.
The corse, is not a necessary part OF
woman's wardrobe and. alas when q
woman does begin to wear cofseu she
will wear them 100 small, and will tug al
the laces until her breath becomes short.
and feels j, necessary 10 refrain from
anything like comfortable meal. We
say nothing sgains, well.shaped corset,
" orn loosely; but there lies The difficulty.
A loose corset Injuries the appearance ol
the figure instead Of improving it. and
people wear eorseis that they may have
email waists. AK We can say is. don''
squeeze. whatever you do. You may
have small waists but you are exposing
yourself TO dozen misfor,unes which are
as bad as large waist. First, you'll
surely have dyspepsia. and grow yellow
and cross and unhappy secondly, your
hands will grow red thirdly, your nose;
fourihly, you will be unable TO walk a
mile at once ; filthy. dinner will be
misery; sixlhly. your shoulder.blades
will increase in size and altitude sew.
emily, your eyes will grow weak; eighth
ly, you will break down at thirty, or
there. abouis. and be sickly old woman
from iha. time iorlh. II these truths do
not frighien women from .igh! co1seis'
perhaps the information that gentlemen
generally do no. admire wba! drsssma'
kers call "prelty figure" SO much as .
natural one. NAV have some influence"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-05
For The Register. q
& Flowery Letter.
SHADY NOOK. Ese. 25, 1896.

SHADY Nook. Ess. a5' 1896:
My Dear Rose AS you are the PINK
OF perfection in my eyes and the Prin,;
rose of my aspirations, il may be veil
for me 10 Tell you that my Hearts, Ease
has been torn up by the roots and The
Peas Of my Little Nook, hard BY the baoA
bling brook, destroyed. since began to
Pine after Yew, the Hnbane OF my exis.
fence and the anchor Of my Hope. !
live in the Talley of Cashmere and my
occupation is sheep raising, and hence !
often feel shstpish when driven away
from the cot of the Nannies. Blu, YsO
will also perceive ,ha, am moi q stranger
to the science OF Horticulture and often
pass my time with The Liiiies ofhe pat-
lev and gather Honey SucSles from my
fair Lady's Bo,osr. BY shooting in tho
Spring and digging in the Summer
obtain good Celery tsalary) in the FaH,
and by Cabbaging little now and then
have become owner Of Stocks snd,he
Mint. Thus can raise .4ns,none (any
money! and wha, my expenditures Leare
put in Boz for HeV against the
Thyme we shall be one-
II, as a Co1comb, MAY speak Of my.
self. l would cay. am neither Giant
nor D,oarf; that am neither Mush-
room nor May.pole, bu, ,ha, am in
The Flowr of manhood. My hair 10
neither Red nor Black, and my Locks
hang in clusters about my Ears; my nose
is of the Iunip- -Radish kind. lam not
fond Of the ZINE, bu, know whom and
where 10 make my Bough. So Lettuce
LET us) &C, for ourselves and 6x an ess-
| ly day for Graling yosr destiny With
mine, which migbt bea Rortur tDcssnyss
bu, had better be Privifsa for John QuiR.
the ,lswyrr, says persons never did u
lack, when they wanted 10 part US. bat il
t,hey mean to take The Elm Heinz in
Their hands, will mol be slow in settling
their .4sh HASH for them, and will be
a Thorn in their side. Bu, | mus, sow
no seed of discord. for know We viii
make very nice Pear and when We be.
come Sage by Thyme, Tew will be. the
Balm Of my life and | will be the Bdisdrn
OF yours, so that those who call us Green
nov will call US Euer. Green hereafter.
And now sweet Peas (peacel be with
Yew, buif you should refuse my Diire
Branch and the Myrtle Of my expeets.
lions, | will become Msion. Csa'jfoiosr
snd wiiher away. long (or. the Ihynaf
when shall hear from your own 2u Ups
that am your S,oed William and not
your WEEPlNG WILBUR
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-05
For the Register.

Shall you know here met you,
And was coldly kept asunder,
But how yet my life beset you
With its aching passion under'
And ., will your eyes discover
How my heart o'erl.pt control,
And ike mountains boiling over,
Poured its Lava on my soul
I will wait if you will tell me
Imay touch your slender hand,
That your look will not repel me
In the brighter, better land
Twill school my heart to shun you
All my life long here below,
And will only dream I've won you
Till the moment comes to go.
II my soul comes out the winter
From its fiery despair,
IL you find me all the brighter
For the load Of sin bear;
If my love hath purified mo
Would you spurn me and dsride me
When you find ne at your feet?
All! my souls love cannot perish
With rs famine in the night
Iu the morning you will cherish
The endea al meuts which you slight
And-when shall be immortal
will watch you and will wait,
And will meet you at The portal
Ere you enter at the gate.
CLarlcstown, Va, Dec l9, 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-05

he news Of the world 80 important an
great,
Through the heat OF the Summer, 'h
frosls of The Winter,
he affairs Of our Country, the interes
OF Stale,
Iho 10 you did all these so truly relate
But ,ha, friend Of the people, the
Register.
he traffic of though. both by sea and b
rail,
Carried on in Americas grea! Int
roughfare,
he policies that must ever prevail.
be royal designs that were destined 10 Ia
We traced and portrayed with Sill
dous care.
The fashions too,
w Which the ladies think so dear,
Shall have their due,
Ere We get through.
For they are so very queer.
Bonnets are seen,
Can't begin 10 name them all.
Opera. May.Queen,
In that routine.
Last, no, least, the UafeJaH
Ladies are straight,
Sans pslpi'siing bosom,
Which papers state,
Are made Of late.
"Nal'rsl 10 feel and look on
Short is The dress.
Uomsnity revealer,
We SPUN redress,
But pray lord Bless
That all revealing tilter.
On Gents real well,
Do Ristori hats appear;
Blu, cut swell,
DE mode the belle, t
Some collars a la Shakespeare.
New flames arise,
Quicker than the old ones wahes
The odd. the wise
Atusci all eyes.
Quite fast life-,his age OF steam.
Bismarck now hail,
Royal Europe's bigges. gun ;
The Ausirisns quail.
And Frenchmen wall, r.
What Victor Emanuel won.
Nap has "gone back"
On his pet in Mexico;
And poor friend Max
Must soon make tracks,
Farewell bid his throne and 60
"Bould Finnigans"
Did the British soil invade,
Bu. back again
Pell-mell they came,
From their Canadisn raid.
The Cables done,
AIantic's shores united; li, q
TO Field belongs $500.
The glory won,
And labor well requited.
That game base ball, Z
Played ,hro'out our country's lines
.2 Enjoyed by alb
Both great and small,
'Tis !be panic of the times.
.'lle." by the well,
Bore triumph but 10 cover;
The biggest sell
OF which we tell,
The Meteorie Sho,Uer.
hus gaily we note the RACES. of the yea
Now past forever-on Elerniiy's shore
thanksgiving bestow, for the living still
here, 03
oisien the fair cheek with sympathy
~ tesr,
For those who have gone, 10 come nev
he present is ours. bot no one can CLAIM
The unknown future. So live 10 ID
end.
be world 10 benefit. Make your con
slant aim
rue happiness here bliss immortal I
gain,
Up there. where the joys Of the tw
.worlds, blend.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-05

Alexander H. II. Stuart. Col. II. s.
Flourney. Major w. T. Suiherlin., ex-
Gov. Lelcber. and others have been sua-
gested by iheir respective admirers as
men "wbo would make good governors
of Virginia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-05

II 10 not generally known that the.
daughter Of the late General Scott died
brok en-hesried in French convent, be-.
cause her father woold no, siss his ron.
scot 10 her marriage with yoong Fffnsh.
noblernsn and officer. who wss unobiec.
honsble in every respect, excepting That.
GeDers Scott did no, wsh 10 have . SON
inlsw sssins, whom he might have 10,
draw hissword in the event ofs collision,
between France and The United States, in
~ hieb The suiior 10 ihe hand Of flhis dsueh.-
Ter would hare 10 take psr,. in his, q.
psciiy as officer in the French amy.
."Ths Commsnderin GhMfof Inc United
Sisirs army should not; esier inlo such
ensngling alliances. was General Scotia
Iobsiiusie reply 10 his daughters sid
wife eRiresiess sThe poor young Ian.
who. whils still pupil s, Madam Cha.
gsrney's school in New York, had beam
distinguished on account Of her iemsfha,
bic sccomplishmenfs. nov gstirsd 10
eonsep, where she died q ,shorl time q.
terwsrd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-05

When Dssiei Webster was you're
man about commencing the study ofIsS.
he wss aduised not to enter the Iessl ptb-
fessisn. forsis was already esowdse. HI
reply Was There is room eseoeh q
the top" ss..s. IS, :, z. =,
II iwo ,hogshepds pate . NJ ~
many viii make ? eisss! IA i "A .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

New SKATING WeTpaid visit,
yesterday, to the new State Skating Rink,
established on the east terrace of the State
House. We found animated. nature, from
the hight of one foot six inches to six feet
one inch, "cutting figure eights," and
''skeetin' backwards" to the imminent dan
ger of sober7minded, feble- looted citizens,
who hoped to pass that way. With our
winning eloquence we convinced the boys
that their space was too confined, and that
their Rink should include the north, south
and west terraces. We measured for them
one rod, pole or perch toward the north,
and one rod, poleor perch toward the south,
when we slipped and fell-which made an
acher. We didn't mind the fall, but We did
the remark of an unhallowed urchin, whose
white flag waved defiantly from that part
Of his person which would indlcte the west
did he face the rising sun. That boy said !:
"Ho, no, fatty; did yer hurt yersef" We
would have appeared to that boy like the
baseless fabric of avislon, but he went off
on skates and we feared second fall. As
we returned to complete our measurement,
we were startled, Mortified, at what Q sup
posed to be a fifteen inch mortar planted
near the steps. A closer view disclosed it
to be only a fat clerk in one of the Bureaus
putting on his skates. The Rink will. be
open for visitors until further notice. .l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

Town STREET CoURsE.-A fine display of
stock was on Town street yesterday, and
the best time of the season was made. The
harmony OF the meeting was broken by
what Eas near being serious accident.
A horse, belonging, we believe, to Charles
Kramerer, took fright at the shafts becom-
ing loosed from one side of the sleigh, and
started down street, clearing the way like
a jolly insane moving machine, pitching
first into this sleigh and then into that.
The horse ran down Fourth street, knock
ing over and severely injuring one of the
many boys always waiting to catch ride
at the risk of their precious necks; made
grand detour of a block or two, coming
back on to Town street, this time on the
sidewalk, knocking men, women and chill
dren right and left. That he should have
passed through and over such a. crowd
without fatally injuring some one seems
like miracle The beast was finally Sc
cured, but not until he had broken things
pretty fine.