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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-23
@AYOUNG LADY returning

to her country home, after soourn of few months
in the CITY, hardly recognized by her frie nds.
In place of coarse, rustic, flushed face she had
soft ruby complexion of almost marble smoothness
and instesd of twentythree she really appeared but
eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause of so gr g
a change she plainly told them that she used the
Circassi an Balm, and considered it an invalu-
able acquisition to any Lady's toilet, By its use
appearance an hundred fold. 1t is simple in its
combination Nature herself is simple. yet unsur-
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from.
also healing. cleansing and beautifying the skin and
complexion BY its direct action on the cuticle it
draws from it all its impurities. kindly healing the
should be, clear soft. smooth and beautiful. Price
by Mail Express On receipt of an order BY
No. 8 West Fayette St., Syracuse. N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the same
mar25-dawly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-23

RUSSIA is said to be preparing for war,
and has so concentrated her armies as to
BIZ in position to send 100000 men to
the Turkish or Austrian frontier at a
few days notice. A Russian newspaper
says: "Our Government may continue
to circulate peaceful phrases among the
public in Paris, London and Vienna, but
we know here that war is imminent"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-23

The new line of steamers to Califor-
mia is said to make fast time. The Ne
braska has run from Aspinwall to New
York in seven days and two hours; and
the last trip ont from New York via As
pinwall and Panama to San Francisco,
was accomplished in twenty days and
eight hours.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-23

The laws against carrying concealed
weapons in New York city are said to
have strange omission. There is a
provision against carrying slung-shots,
another against iron knuckles, and
another against concealed weapons like
sword-canes, but man may carry as
many pistols as he chooses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-23
COPY OF rnnS MOST Excel

"A lent work has Just been re .eved by us. 1t
contains the most important information tor the
youth Of our couutry. Though called y outh's
such book as business men,. merchants. farmers,
mechanics laborers. &C.. will want to read. and
after tney have read IT, give it to their children to
read. The Agent for the above work will. in q few
days, call upon the citizens of Columbus and vi
cinity and show them the work. Its low price aill
ens BILE all 10 purchase il, and would advise all
to secure copy. -7
N. b. There is also wanted 100 live Democrats
to canvass for the sale of the absve work in every
County and State. To energetic men and women
liberal inducements are offered. For particulars.
o1ll at room IS. National Hotel. Columbus, Ohio,
where all who desire agencies can have an oppor-
tunity to secure territory. The Agent will remain
about three weeks. decl9-d& wit
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLUMBUS
SELECT High SCHOOL.

@ EVENING CLASSES.
U,H e UNDERSIGNED HAS, IN CON-
i j n ction with his Day School, an Evening Glass
for YOUNG LADIES and GENTLENEN, In 70
PENmANsHIP, ARIrHmETIC.
English, French, German, Latin and Greek
-i5iaat''a - Languages.
This affords an exc, llcp. opportunity for You g
Men whose time is occupied in business pursuits
during the day. sit3t 't Lset 4tsia
:. The session commences from Z to o r. n. Terms
according to the branches studied and quarterly in
t1sN''t"sS'i JOHN L. CHARLOUIS. Principal.
decl6- -1m-r -sfIt ali ~ tirs -5 d z-eT
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Estate Notice,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN
l. duly appointed ard qualified Administrator of
the estate of George A. d. Lazelle. late of Frank
lin county, Ohio, deceased. All persp spns indebted
to the estate are requested TO make imm edate pay
ment and those having claims against the same
will present them. duly authenticated, to the un-
dersignei for allowance.
Dec eth, 1867. U. Z. HINES.
dec6 dltaw3S .-..-.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-23

Shot EN- in the eye, an never tou har
81 seed it wur no aise trying to breed
a quarrel; so that I mount be able to
breed fite, and 1 just lent i'm slath-
arin calamity, rite whar his noze COM
menced to sprout frum atween his eyes,
with ruff rock about the size owe
goose aig. Hit fotch im He drapped
ofen the hoss rack, but hilt squirrel
holt ontu the pole with his paws an hine
feet, an hung back down. l jumped he'd
fust through, atween his belly an the
pole; my heft broke his holt, and We
cum tu the groun fitin-me undermost,
and turned heds an tails. So the fust
thing did was tn shut my jaws ontu a
mouthful owe his steak nj ontu the
place wber yer foot itches to go when
yu are in kickin distance owe fop. He
fit mitily fur the chance he he'd. but
| soon seed he he'd cross ov bar in i'm,
fur he couldn't stan ticklin benin, eff it
mount be called ticklin at all fur every
time he got his hine legs onder him, he
tried his durndest to jump loose; but my
holt hilt, an we wud take our fust posi-
ton agin. I thort ov box ov matches
which he'd in my pocket, so L foch the
whole boxful rake ontu the CRAWL, an
stuffed EN- all a blazin inter one owe the
pockets in his coat tail. Now, mind, he
now'd nuthin of these proceedings, for his
mind was exercised powerful about the
hurtin l wur helpin i'm tu behind. l
nod he'd soonshow strong signs ov want
in tu go. So the fust big rare he focb
arter the fire reached his hind, l .jist let
my mouth fly open-so-an he a0emt! his
hole tail in blaze
"Rite here, boys, 1 must tell yu sum-
thin / didn't kno myself, ur durn me, ef
l hedn't let him beat me inter a poultis
afore I'd sot i'm on fre-I'd a seed
him durn' fust. The thot on it skeers
me yet. He he'd two pounds nv gun
powder in tother pocket, a takin home
tu shootin match. .....--
"Well, he aimed tu run past tin
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NOTICE.
Road Notice..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN the stockh, lders in the Lancaster Grove
port Turnpike Road Company that the annual
election of Directors of said road will be held at
the office of John Helpman, ESQ.,, in Canal Win.
chester Franklin county, at 10 A. M. on the second
MONDAY G3th) of JANUARY next, for the pur-
pose of electing seven Directors Of said road foI
the ensuing year ......
JOHN CHANY, SR.,
decls-w3t President OF said Company.
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C. DUCREUx'S PATENT
Tor Instantaneous Detachment Of Horses
from Carriages.

TyBIS INGENIOUS AND VERY USE-
i full invention. which has been patented in the
United States France and England. is now offered
by the subscriber to the pu 'lic. feeling assured
they will find it, upon examination, one OF the
greatest inventions of the age.
Prominentamong its advantagesare:
FIRsr-The facility with which horses may be
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rendering it unnecessary for tt person unharness
ing to pass between or behind the horses is
tomary thus avoiding any liability of being kicked.
SECosD-In case of horse falling, he may be
oosed from the carriage in one second. without the
driver leaving his seat. 1t is simple In its oper-
alton that child can work it.
THIRD AND GREArEsT-In case of horses taxing
fright, becoming unmanag able or running away
the terrib consequences which so frequently fol-
low may all be ayded by this simple SD1leati11n PLEA ,1
Carriage "in a t,oink2ing." and the Carriage a.
quickly and SAT ly stopped.
MIR. q. DUCREUX gave several pubIlc eXh1bl-
tions. The great favor and praise manifested b,
the public on these occasions. Is one OF the evl-
dences OF popular appreciation of its merits.
Terms may be known and orders received TOR ap-
ply ing the patent to Carriages or purchase OF State
!" eA''' - e. DUCREUX, Pstentee,
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TRUE BUT STRANGE.-Any person send
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ceiye by mail the Name and Carte de Visite OF
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-05


prospect Of a gool cror. nn,l The impetus il
must give TO business in all lis var:ci rnmilicn.
tions. Thc grain anil the cvttun will freight our
railroad ears AMI oar ships, and give employ
inrht TO hundreds and thousands who have suI-
frrcd for many months because Of the siagna-
tion OF business, and the impuss ssibiliiy OF OBJ.
tanning work Of amy kind Farmers, planters
nnd lnborcrs, who for months have been suffer-
ing from chronic state of impccuuiosity, will
once more have the pleasure Of gratifying their
''itching palms with the handling of green
backs. They will he able 10 pay their debts
anu procure supplies much ucclct Money will
come in circulation. Guuis will bc wanted un,l
| merchants have busy time.
We will not say that there will be "A season
| ot prosperity, sucli rs we hnl before the war.
The country is too much exhausted TO recover
by one tocrablc crop. We only predict n
great improvement Of The existing siu,c of
things. 0nr farmers. rc think will be better
of next spring than They were NJ the com.
mencrnlcni ur the prcscmt year. It our people
will he energetic. industrious and frugal, they
have much TO make thcm hopeful Of u bette,
| future, withstandimg all the acc;imulat ed
weight Of calamity that has bcinllcn them ,lu.
| ring the past seven years. Our resources ar,
mined purpose. and IL fixcl trust in God, We
| mny yet hope 10 work out the salvation o
| the Stnlc nntl OF her people
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-05
MIR. STEPHENS AND MIR, SWINTON.

The Augusin Consttnhonaiisi Of Saturday
contains n scurrillous attack OH Mr.. WILLIAM
SwINToN, the correspondent of The New York
Times, alleging that in his recent letter on the
Hon. ALENANpEn II. STEPHENS, he wns guilty
Of gross breach Of confidence, in rcpcatin"
and publishing what Mr.. STEPHENS l,nd told
him ''un,ler the rosc;" anu moreover, that mnny
Of the statements contained in the said lett er
nre moi such us Mr.. SwIHToN heard them FROM
MIR. STEPHENS, but peryersions of fnci, or The
| creations OF his fancy In the elegant phrase
Of the Consfifa'iona'isi, lie Inns proved himself
both "n Paul pry and a Munchausen." This
is II most unwarrnntcd and umprovokcd Mt
tack OH the character Of gentleman. Has
the ConstitHtionalMt The keeping of Mr.. SrE-
! rItEN's views? Docs Mr.. s. invariably consult
| that sheet before he uiters MI opinion Oh men
| or measures? How docs tho CoastfniionaliSf
know that Mr. SwISToN is guilty of breach
Of confidence, or that his statements arc in
correct? lGas MIR. STEruENs so informed il?
We presume not for if he Ind, such fact
would have been bazoncd in huge capitals
Now it strikes us That Mr. SrEriESs is the
only man who has right TO object, md until
he does 80, it is mere impcrtincncc in nny ono
else TO speak Of the matter, MS the Augusta
paper Inns done.
We saw mnch Of Mr.. S. while he was in this
city. and heard him speak freely of his visit
to Liberty Hall. lie wns very careful in draw
ing the distinction, even in the familiarity of
private conversation between topics, which, he
suid Mr.. STEPHENS told him in confidence, aud
such as wcro given him with no such restric-
tion. On the latter Mr.. SwiSToN convcrscd
freely, on the former he preserved profound
silence.
MIR. SwINToN's manners, education, and nm
teccdents, all are those Of gentleman. lie
has had the cnfree everywhere into the best
circles, and this is the first time, MS far rs we
know, that so serious q charge has been
brought against him.
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THE sLECTroN IN TENNESSEE.

While we cannot rejoice in the result Of the
unfnr means were used to accomplish ii, VIC
are glad 10 learn that the crisis passed oil
without nny OF the numerous troubles and
difficulties that were so confidently expected.
special telegram 10 the NcraId, dated Nash
vile, August ], ! +. NJ. says:
Tho polls havo closed upon ono of tho most
pcaceabc elections over lcld in this city, and nc
reports have bccn received aa yol which indicate
trouble elsewhere though it s difficult to conceive
that tho election has passed OIL in the interior
wholly without disturbance. In Nashville thrfu
was general suspension of business, and people
kept their houses 30 TINT tho Streets except in
tho immediate vicinity OF tho polls, wcrc almost
Ms deserted and quiet rs on Sunday. There was
no intoxication and no disorder. A tow arrests
wcro mado for violation of the ordinance ~ to
carrying concealed weapons, and couple of col
ored men wcro apprchende1 for Attempting tho
Democratic strategy Of voting moro than once.
in good humor, and seemed 10 mako jest OF tho
greater privileges of tho negro. Nor was this
good ords due to martini effect FOR General Dun.
can had disposed tho military must unDbstrusivc.
ay. few cavalry nic:l wcre piokctcd in tho rear
'bl tho City Hall, detaehment OF infantry had
quietly watched each poll from distance otllcr-
wise tho military were out OF sight.
Tho chnllcngcrs of Tho Conservatives nctc,l inn
partially in their duties. Thty did rot Becm to
manifest any improper desire to impede tho voting.
Wherc thoy know tho voter 10 be lunlifle,l tlloy
lot. When il was necessary to question tho voter,
tho wcli-knOwn ignorance Of tho African as III
dates and tlmo was illustratcd-ail were over
twcnty-on years of age according to what thcy
were told BY their parents and relatives; but not
one in dozen could namo Ills birthday.
Tha registration list OF coloEcd voters is also re-
naincs The best families OF Tennessee. % tic ins most
renowned statesmen nnd boltlicrs of the Union
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ORDINANCE,
FTNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
L for the information Of nll co.corncd

FTNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
l. for tho Information Of nil co.corncd
AN ORDfSANcE TO REGULATE THE CLR1NsrSo OF rnryrRs
AND vAuLTs IN TIE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE orrY
]. DO II Ordained by thu Mayor and Aldermen That
from and aiter tho ratification Of this Ordinance Il shall
no: DO lawful for any person to cleanse removo Tic
contents or Vaults PriYes within tho limits of to
city, without having previously obtained license for tho
same; all such licenses 10 oIpiro tho 3at December
OF every year. and DO subject to ell requirements mpos
cd by Ordinances regulating tho granting OF Licenses for
Drays and Cart. -
H. That thouse of larrels In open Carts and Wagons
s prohibited and parties applying for oeppo will DO i
qlfed provide ciosol Carts suitable for tho purpose
ono ofth Guard Houses during tho day, his their In.
tenton 10 such work during tho ensuing nght In the
Lower Wards such report TO bo made 10 tho hfain Quart
House. in tho Upper Wards TO Upper Guard House.
~. Tho place places for tho deposit OF such oai
shall no doslgnatcd from limo to time by tho Mayor
v. Every owner driver OF such Licensed Cart or
any other person who shall violate uny OF tue provisions
Of is Ordinance, aall neglect o. refuse TO oLsery.
tho samo any OF them sall forfeit and nay for each
offence hno not TO orcccd twenty yhvo dollars to DO en-
forccd by tho Mnyorin lila Ccnrt recovered I'm any
other Court OF competent Jurisdiction. -
ttahcl In City Council this seventh day OF Nay In thu
yosr OF Lord thousand eight hundred aud six.
ty-soven.
H.. 81 p. O. GAILLAnD,
@ W. H. SMITH, Mayor.
Clerk Of Council emo May 10
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DIR. RECORDS
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untold bodily and mental torments. -
Ths moat rcliabo specific, universally adopted In
e Old World new oorcd for sate for The frst time 10
America by F. 4: DUPoRT CO., only authorized
Agonta for tho UDitcd States
Prtco 81 per bottle. Largo bottle double nfre s.
Tho usual discount TO the tradc. sent, securely
lacked, on receipt OF price, 70 my address with Dire
lions and pamphlet, BY addressing to
F. A. DUPoRT CO.,
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Young Mon, bo humbuggel no moro by "ousck Doc.
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plness perfect euro QnarHntocd In eycry insanc
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ALSO. DR.. JoINyILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS. for tl,c
sPoeHy and permanent euro OF donorrh0a 0lcot Ire
ad nischarges Gravel Structure anl all affections ct
tho Kidneys and Bladder Cnres objected in nom ono to
, ahoy arc prepared from vegetable eItracls
tna hArmleas on tho sYste, never ths
stmach or tmpregnate tho breath. No change of diet
8 necessary while using them, doca their action In
any manner interfere with business pursuits rriI n
perboI. m f ~i'eo ~
Either Of Tho aboyenenoned articles win bo rem. TO
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Largest CIncULArloS.--7h: nAtLr
NEWS publishes Tic O5fciui List Of Let
t'rs re7""inhy IN The Iosto3ice at The ea,'
V each steI', d5reead;y to The toi'o,oiny
'cct'on of The .Ne,o F1sto6irc Lac, as tic
ac~spa,er. having tie largest circulation in
Mc NHy OF Ckarlcstcn:
SEcrtoS And further enacted, That lists OF c..
trrs rcnitnug ucacd for III Iuy posolrc I'm any city.
town or village. where Newspaper shall DO printed.
shall hereafter be published only n the newspaper
which, beln. publisrd weekly ofIcilcr Rall ave Tho
office
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w IAN r S.

TJOUsE WANTED To RENT, IN 4 GEN
Ill TEEL neiahborlecd, with six rooms. either partly
furnished or uuiurstcd. Tho rent must bo moderate
but will bo promptly lad. Would prefer to receive pos.
session ubout the midIo of October but will consider
propositions for earlier day. Address BON bI Mills
House. August
WANTED, a WHITE NOaIAS 10 COOK,
w Wash anil Iron fn- small family. Apply 10 Mrs
c. Z. PETEnS. No. dto!Ec street August 8
HHTASTED, 4 GIRL. TO Do HOUSE; WORK; ;
w white prrferTed. Apply at NJ. EAST BATTERY.
August 6 %
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CHI A r L E S TON.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1867.

Jon WoIK.--Wc have now completed orr
oGlice so rs 10 execute, in The shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS or JOB WORK, und We
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends.
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EE1iA GS.

SoLO5ioh'S LODGE, 81. ., A.. IT,. 81.
TUE MONTHLY COMMUNICATION WILL, BE
,!h. u In Masonic Hail. 1ais Ersny the 9th i,st
Wsnrlotk M"inbcia sm! s.;;''"os f'T Degrees ..s!!
lS orlor uf W. M.
August l. Il, u. WERNER Sccr,i.rv
CHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER com-
PANS. NO. l..
4 TfEND REGULAR MEETING AT TIE HALL
~. oi tho ctRrlcso'. Eiic Engine COMPANY TN,
tMondnyl Evening. hngnrt &. 1sGT. nj ~, nclGrk a
porsunt busncsa. " '
Iy order. WN II D,y,.
-i''.o r,"6u'' Secretary.
cIiAttIIiSrON NtEClIAAICs' SOCIETY.
IA Mit1iASlcS' SOCIETY vii, by held This Ere,;,,
he Slh itisaa' ut the Ma onIr Hull. n. orloch
,,, JOSEPH GUY.
n"Su"'" Secretary &. 81. 8.
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G6- Ad communications ineffCt Tor publication In
his Journal EinSi bG addressed 10 Me Editor Of tc
DttHg Nrtrs, NO. Is HuYnc-sI Get, Charleston, s. e.
business Communications 20 Publisher Of Ddiiy
hrirs.
lions.
advertisements outsit'c of the city mus be accomPa-
niCd trith The cash.
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N0TICE.

OFFICE OF TILL CHIEF or poLIcEl
CHARLESTON, y. G.. May 4, 1867"
INDE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTs AMI,
i Enclosures, vaults, &C., Will commence on Honday
e1 Ct lust Owners and occupants horcby rcqurc;l
10 300 that cir premises In good condition aud nt
Hll Nth and Rarago 10 removed required By ordl.
naucc. Other inspections will follow. :.
o. D. sI0wALD. Z. 5
tg ttgr Chief Of Police
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THE MARION STAR.

EsTApL1sHRD NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. Is
publiihed at Marion, 9. O., In the central horton
o. tno country, and offers favorable medium 70 Mcr-
70 sAtend their busnees In the Poe Dec country
os tne oonoht OF our advertising patrons wc shall In
ADDITION To our subscription Nst which 10 constsutiy in.
csessng pubHsh and distribute grauously 5000 ertra
eopiess Of the STAR, during tho busncas soason this
Hates OF Advertising liberal
W.. J. MCKERALL.
Sofemper.o Rotor and Proprietor
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FIRE LOAN.
MAYoRALTY OF CHARLESTON, /

CIII HALL, November o. 1868.
A LII PERSONS DESTROYS Or REBUILDING IN I'BR
IA Burnt Dtstricts and Waste piaccs OF tho CITY ,n
der IAN Act Of the deneral Assembly, giving authority
to tho CITY Council Of Charleston proce In tho mai
ter Of Ffro Loan with view to aid In building mn tb
City anew, are horoby notified that tile form or apni
cation for loans can be obtained tho oco ei The fr
OF Council, betweon the 'hours OF D A. NJ. and p NJ
All applications must boz ID In tho above mentioned
oce, as tho Committee will meet every Mondov 70 cnn
sder the same. - = N-'S W WI"
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