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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23
STATE NEWS.

AosScAAuSs q -~.--e- 81
A NAN named Fisher was killed BY the
bursting of a burr wheel In q grist mill,
near Lattaville, Rosscounty, last Thursday.
W.. HIP. DENY. Postmaster at Circles
vill6S And formerlv editor of the Do,aon
Daily Gazette. aud latterly Of the Csrcleuille
linton, has gone into bankruptcy.s ri
An old and well known resident of the
county, Mr. David Oak, hung himself this
morning, at his residence on the Salem dirt
road, says the. Dogton Ledger of March
10th.
AT Chilllcothe. on Sunday last, a little
four year old son of Mr.. Lorenzo Yager,
fell into the canal and was drawn by the
current undera boat where he remained
for several minutes, but was rescued before
life was extinct. - @
The Cleoezand Herald saws that while
crowds of women visited DIR. Huehesin
iail. few wears since. for the brutal mur-
deroGa vonno woman. NOT half dozen
wonA,s have asked to aee N ra Victor. now
in iail. awaiting trial. for poisonine her
brethsr. s.7 8 IA $3.50 800 .f, "a
r.. ,.n.,.,,.... - o..-,,. o.. ~
harhar &. tonsor,.I nrofsssos.n - !.
.noten ofss ss.M ,EsT Eros, :, snrs,.,ss
party is entitled ian smicabie inyasiou,p
burglars are dubbed emodern adents. - and
the pubic speakiae iuti1e COLLEGE Ia. called.
s.The Monthly Rhetorical.n
Ts,s ,,,, :. Iso ,,,s t,,ot -,
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o.. h..a-es - go 49, ~ 9 % -
st,-,hrtsd - wao, 80 o.o..na.. =. '"us. ss., %
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ss.a. - w - ,.sy :. ''1 r wlnsv.' 10 ,n-
49, asss TSSs = s.,s oemanS. Inc snes aiso
NJ VI, % n.ss. appeu = soeer W
and .old -, the a handse.n ~e,Sasu 800 POUNDS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23
FOR SALE.

iaa iiA t. COLUMBUS. March ., 1858.
TWO ROyTSES AND LOIS ON rOWN
i street. If not sold by the 2oth inst, one will
be rented. l'. THEODORE COMSTOCK.
mch3-d20t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23
~AYOUNG LADY returning

to her country home. after sojourn of few months
in the City. was hardly recognised by her friends.
In place of COARSE rustic. flushed face. she had
soft ruby complexion of almost marble smoothness
and instesd of tweuty-three she really appeared but
eighteen. Opon inquiry As to the cause of so gr
Circassia an Balm, and considered it an invalu-s
able acquisition 70 any Lsdys toilet; By its use
appearances an hundred fold. It is simple in its
Combination, as Nature herself is simple yet unsur
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from,
complexion By its direct action on the cuticle it
draws from it all its impurities. kindly healing the
same and leaving the surface Nature INTENDED it
should be, clear. soft. smooth and beautiful. Price
by Mail or On receipt of an order By
No. West Fayette St., Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the same
mar25-daw1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23
A Most Outrae eOus Insult 10 Poor
Man q


In the last number of the Journal is an
article which is SO nasty that it can be COM
pared to nothing but dogs vomit. 1t was
written by the editor, no doubt, who was
ashamed and afraid to own it, and pub
lished it as a communication. This arti-
Gle reuiles poor men as scabs upon society. The
writer says You unfortunates, who have
nothing to do with taxes but to rail at
them-you natural born Democratic aris-
tocrats, who pay no taxes, own no prop
erty, and have nothing to sell but your
votes YOU mysterious scabs upon society"
&c. We call the attention of poor men,
who, even If they have no property, are
burdened with the weight of taxes imposed
by Abolition misriile poor men who are
toiling day by day tor means to support
their wives and children, to this uncalled
| for and outrageous insult which the Journal
has offered them. Men who have no prop
erty, says the Journal, are scabs upon So
| ciety Men who have no property, says the
Journal, are base enough to sell their votes
l-Craioford County Forum t..s-.l.-,.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
-OF- -.t-ss.f f.t.. q.
NG. ssIe

T. WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE AT
i tention of the rutlic to the fact that have
opened Boot and Shoe Store in my new building
specially erected for that purpose, No. so North
High street (east side). where will keep on hand
e.ected stock of goods in my line Prices to suit
the times. Also. work made to order in the best
style. Repairing neatly done. -
mchl7-dlws M. FASSIG.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE e E.
= ceived at the office of T. Lough for the erec
tion and cImpletion of a School Building on Sprnl
and Medary streets. Plans and spe.if ations viii
be ready for inspection at the office of p. S1happ.
on Tuesday, March II.
All bids must be handed in on or before the Gath
inst. at noon. lS ,-ai-. go
The Board of Education reserve to themselves
the right to reject aoy all bids. which must be
accompanied with god and sufficient security for
the pletion of said building. = iIg =
Columbus. March l3. 1868 .si.-I Z
49, BUILDING COMMITTEE
mch14-d12t BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

-f Af DIED: E ts
RICHEY-On the 18th OF March. 1868. at his resi-
eehce in Martinsvile. Ind. DIR. G. RIcHEY. an old
resident of Franklin county Ohio. aged eighty-one
years.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

MA AsxfklE ED: i7ffi
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the residence of tho
brides father, near East Union. Cosnocton county.
Ohio. by Rev. g.. sBomoaIger. Saturday, March
l4th, 1865 MIR. FRENCH II. THORNHILL to Miss
ARABELLA MCKEE.
May all the Joys the well-mated know attend the
happy couple through lie.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23
MUsICAn.

MISS ELLA C. NEWTON,
TEACHER OF VOCAL AND INST u U.
L mental Music. Applications may be left at
Settlers Music Store.
REFBRENcEs-Professors Zerrahn Ball. .Bos-
ton, Mass. mchlS-d2w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

TODAY is the anniversary of the evacua-
ton ofNashyille BY the Confedsrates in 1s6 ,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23
A ANNOUNCEMENT.

t=.sf MARSHAL. -i-{f--f-- ms <
EDITORS ONO SyATEsMAN-Please announc
my pane as an independent candidate f.g Git
NJ .rshaI. A. p. GRIFFIN.
March ls. HAt8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-23

GENERAL NEWS.


HoLD cioseu IN NC" AolA 0S'utuay ~
1SS97e, LII .fl-ay M z - sa
sDURfsG recent storm at Liverpool,
England, an thermometer, or apparatus for
marking tne s..smssn ., 'ne w'uu' iek.s.
.eleu yss ~ - = 50 = z 2 W :
ioos'
THE Boston Post Is sensible newspaper
being disposed to make light OF misfortune
1t turns its disappointment at tie New
Hampshire election INTO JOKE oispiayin2.
rooster head aownwsrd. a Islasaaseni
TIE friends OF Lord ana Lacy Amoeriy.
since, VII 9e Piessso - nss. sues Rnvn
csoie e'sPaecn snuon.oos 49, .aos
Deriy Is tne nappy mosner u WINS
DURING an examination OF an ancient
town in Scotland, belonging to the Bronze
Age, body was found with the soft parts
conyafed Into adlpocre, ana wen pre-
served. fne oorial ciosnes ss'll envelopeu
IT, ana Oy l.s sioe were yatloas proi'@oa ast.-
c'es oe'ong'nG 70 Inc perlou' asss..sss
That was's smart Democrat in that back
town In New Hampshire who hired the fe-
publican undertaken TO 20 and look after
his dead wife, and then himself slipped OUT
Of the back door at the last moment, rooe
ten mies ana voted carrying tne eown ZOE
ms party " quo l'''oi''s
oF West Point the NUMBER OF graouaees
since lSO2 mas been Szis, OF wnom 900 nave
died, and l26s are now hving'. New 1ork
mas nao tne larSess ne"oer VI kraoua'es'
SoS' whist tnere nave neen aron leahsyi-
va9ia @lo .uias s.'o ilou. - asa
cnnsestss. 4SS.- VI -ene 'oIal nauoei' 'ne
New England States have had AUS.
On january 1st,. 1858, the United States
Navy contained 230 vessels with an aggre-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-02-08
0fHsieuer stuseiser.

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Staatt. Ssaatcr-GHt Gprsst, Camp sltUn, ,9iS.
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Sobn Sulins. BaY. Mr.
Gsnfanss Nst, 5srmann. @iO.
eounls Sl.rt-GrUarp &srr. Sermann, Mo.
6tuif x 6sGsilcr--yVm Berger. Sav, @O.
a,,u,p StmiT-0ts TIau.t. Srmana, @s.
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,,u 4, smm,v In Gsuttau's su trsTsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-02-08

Gia;ise a:atii'ax:ritanif DE Qinie
Htuysr.'SrtmsvCa Campi,Aiiiatr
GsmbanV.
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atlantic 8. ayrd, !. Stunt, ~. Sul.
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9ert ua@ Scuttanpton, fasrs UNI Srsm.n
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|. Gai. $llo.-II. Gaj. s65.--III. Gai. .s35.
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grsuriisnEBillsts iay Heil.ti2
Hnt jurld:
(gll,is fur is&s glsnatsl
]. Cal. S2lo. - II. Cal slsG. III. Gai. s1e,
Riasu pie 6dIits. Ten Tafasiersn mir au,s
ssl.idHsis 8slsfisuns uns onsr m5alies 9smicr,
sststtn.-anrsiinnssm aui ans 1aastpIase Ga,
rssav. Talasei5rssruns &c. - Gsasn G,aA,
aHs pa6sss rtnss man R& az
Siaae fayiss, Fraf.
cffn 10 Hrsaswap. u. 9.
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Der SorfteufeI.
Ssstltsssn s SrIssttAfStssbri&.
(Gsrtissaps.y

- 2ubis, ssridlsftn ssrridt.te 5sinrid aa.lana
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list. +
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III tab Drrf ,uradetrts. Nabrsnr itr gluttsr
nra in &c N @tidusnia. ,urid'staItsn ws4ts.
auasm:ia hts Is. i&on ssi rsr gsrnntsriuauna
9Abs ita is. lIniau!s ssrsus5.fsa t, ssshalt iei
fs SurT in 6ffil'H. ssitt. Gua Ssiaria sr
rutr shs. ttnnrG sins w nist ME iratsr am
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ttuuns b,msrtls esr adutansr liss. Tir in,msr
Slautts CT i'm zen iGMs lsissuiaAtlidsn ,itts
81 tem @GSasn Sss,i;t.
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trampf.ait suiammtn. ais Fs tsmsriis, tris blsia
isns Nansta ssmcrssn ana mis fnier isins Srau
| ntH iulammsnBt,r9cn MARIN. Git wvQte las
GeuRsr auftitsn unl if,nsa @am.n raisn--st,
Ads.taau ti,lt Fs Iurii6. llnl Hidt sineu Slid
warf ST aui ias 5aus. Sas ?!uss ,sr Ft aui ii.
6rss sstsi''t, triu sr srruusr.
Str,wsiEl ngfso mar Es ftb auf eiusn etul
Csnn Iprans ne wirs.r Aui. Git ruur MID
9 1"ts". ssb sr iis 10 ltidt snla6tn unl asfass.
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abfnD s'ns srritr uur c, tam ni&t. Ia laid.
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'sts isin 6 inttttsn fs in Dsrlsssnt.t. Sstr
Bid nar 10 srnf. Giniss 0seunrss iians q,
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aaiiuitassn. Aua CT lanp rusis Ia. "a raft
Fs ibre &rdte luiammsn. sIt. ,u i1m urs srfaet,
llxt idlu&,tns .ins RtGts mt tsissn pau.
r.m.
Sansiam uns ts& tsHimnl. snt;uG er tts Rte
islts.
.5sihsi&-4s iuriG - ri.f is uns wuuts lon
nit Sen AsmsH Hpm'a0eu.
.eat-lat" 1tbrts CT Hs 1urid. SO tss.
,uspr NIT Or ~ ipr.&n. So w'ats ME we-
Dc ,tttrtn, autin ans Esintm sissntn Nnns.
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jag mir. wis al,s sslommsn H."
@rts ssaS aui rem Statls. ecu sr ttr snse-
wisltn. Jap iuiammsu.
$50 t,n uni&uIsis.' risi iIf tiilis ialu&isas.
,spssbalb kiR Eu nit DsinH Ruuss fsrtst-
faAtt wUrssn!" fraSts CT. Seine Nsnt t!an-
Sen talt.
sSa bin uni&ueis. 4sinria.' BisfsrbsI.s Ge.
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rsn; uns iA fsnne au& rAs sstsn nnl Bic Nlsn.
lGtn lSassr Gts Du." rss
S''nrid nansts 1d Iansiam um. Def ,utia.
zOn res Sanern srif itm in's 4srl.
n5a. Ssr isis gut s.ssn mid. swissris .r. 80
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nllns ne Dbalt bisrin niati" frasts Uri.t. =
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unr sssr.iie ntAt, wA ca n 10 rusis ,u .rtss-
sen ysrma z. sab AIls esn Real utn lid itat-
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Cu sn orssutliGu SutiA sswsrssn psi. Earin
wasse Id melnsn stoi, iuata. sat Id asu ale
an'srr Susian linaus sinss uns msius 6ane
10 bod tinaui nr. dts ais mSsl,& 70 ARE"
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ben. lslS'n. fae ID melr ls,f.m tann, ais E.; i'd
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tsltsn uns isllts es mir GIMP ss& 70 sut sst.n.
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rsb ID 20 niAt !tus. taraui bin 10 aul,."
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fer.
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Adsrsausr. nNur mtse 20 TIE nismals ssr,u,u,
rsnn ss lu pat II. Mstns anF&t t.nnit Gu. ;,
Vt ssrIisb sae 3mmsr.
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sulanlsn am Bsnasr febsn ups iAaui. trdum,n,
blnaus ani lsn POI. Tss Adsrtausrs Sort, bau,
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srnmal balti er ibrsivsssu rtn reiAtn asbn aus
ssl1laasn. wsl&r i'm iar Usurss Natuna .,r
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la0tn "satt. Rsnnte as itm pas an.s ,ius
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'sfta!trn. nsGH - ismnsn nis % rsnts. uus
'r wub's. 81 fsinsn feesn dntfdlul uidn ,uu
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OILS r rae 3Imm., Ssrli,6. true Ct lsu 9s,i wi,.
ssr bod uns trat 10 fGsr aui, aIs Oh nids Der s,.
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6lsiAermd6er.
2allast @ing
w Gather Strip

,.,t gus sNI. nsrtsssus erfnsuns tat Ter untsr'
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", s.!es ters 3,mmsr ssssn fas Gintrinsen
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@.smsr smsr narm nh srfvarsn iasrli6 elm paa'
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NJ. s~S etrl Ssssm sialsnattn, wtnn er 20
a. So. naH athm,n wia sieItIts In rem estalfn ter
ri.a y" s Eslion ans Sssn Yiautla. en- ssrsn asu
Sra;r. n m"as N'fn 1htsRhps suistss, sin'r
|'u'uSs lu unt,ruerl,u.
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VI.

,Nta ru iAulsis. 0rstsI" irasts Ssiusia
Ia. Mdsasn lum lpt itsn Htak.
6is isnnts raraui ni4t sntw crlfn. Gis traS
ihsn iS,s genus raran, sat Ee ssns S&uls risrs
,sbn 1aSs im @siinsniEt ssiGfsn bate.
6sin auss sutte aui itr. atsS Oias R'iIsil.
Ct slaubts tm WerFtnunD strsr llniAulr ntdt.
xAata p trad ct nit titn,m ssdsn Iss. .Cu
w.yR iu fsIl unl ,u sbrIi4, @tl' ron mir Iu nsts
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$Hmtu uri ifif<beS.

Barum Die dsms.rsnlsr nar AglTr tr,nltni
Dsil +. sar tine RsxiHsn hns nj. mir sura
jSa ssuIaltiss arsumsnis naGu.ii.n tSnn.n.
Sn sinsm uraltsn lsutiAR 0iul.ni,nlit,e
edft % i&In:
usauft wafsr. ME sas Iisls sist,
uns lsstt, % is, Gransamsul."
a"s /" fi"sn neusrsn eisss fxsu I'd d. Snat I:
"tr Gml tudt fA IN iis ftsI, Blutt,
ois TT rar 'an unt Ssinsssl, id,n gut.
Der Nsni& s,raHSt naA tsusr uni mad Glutt,
Drum bait r fA au Uisr uus R.t,nslxt."
Die Nusanwsnsansllisst aai su Aans. 9aTta
wtr Stsem sas eeins!
&rsfRl6. .9s msine 1ursa. l,n &:rtul.s
tittsn fs istsn ieasa; ssr mari Mit G'ntn,r Rsn.n
uur 10 bsrun !"- ~ tat! mas isn sas Mig.a.
ps ii asA jung xas Del ben Iarn.n var "a
taE IL s,nmaI mittsn ia 9uIt ,sM 4assr.ssr
bh aui sis 0anF siasa @sAiI YEA plntaui.sl
piass S'lralm,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-02-08

erbielt bas ertte Nr6mimn
aaf Der lantmirbi&aitIi&sn uus msdaniAsn Gair
u 81. esuis Ia 1855,
anfSsr 0tItaasft1aRs tmaswIsa
dnl nsnfs este fraHljE CTS
IN 9sstt,
ano rnf itber 0er: 0laafsn Fair,
ws Ratmai6infH assstsrf vsssn.
~ 6ar isss Raiams wiss col .sW 9aN.
sAraHtirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-02-08

HERMANN SAVINGS BAN
3apital $500
Varantie $1,000
frestsrtMS
,. q. 5iuis a. ss,r.n'
Gte. 5usmaHH Itar Nsi
Dsrl. &atMri 3. &rittm
81. NsSm.
Dtamtt:a
Otts @sHnis. Srai. 8. Rsii.neYsr,. Siu yr
81. Dsssr, &aEsum
Gi'it Sanl IN sin rssuldr.s Csyy,itta,- Sic
ssntS aas Ws&islssitdit. iaait uns ssstauit Urr
siniats etaatsn 6i4srssitsn, Opls uas s,Nsa
auf 3sit Csssil.s 3inisa wis islst:
prsltnt auf 4 2lsnais. Der SAsr
g yr Sal
uns lSnsu.
u. . ReyeHNe SsWMsss
UNI Ssriaui.
H@- Osdtl auf 81. esuis xas Rsw ssrs.
p% D'aisI auf sr,1.rs .ursyltiAs stz,h.
~ UnttsayiHs ~. ssrs.a sss,H tiaist 9.
shtunS anisiSatss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-02-08

E1as BEN. sSoisAtifs sMsskas.)
~aNr ssrsw&tx lk Gtwkt D 0uisn'iA.
saasmAldns uns ialfsn ks iat uaitsr,rsEltA.S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-02-08

Gaus Der essssR 2xn.")
pEis @tssl.r ual Dilisn'iAs, pslAs sius Der
s'ftsm Mst4aniidsn Gatrisatt fur 8ausarlst n. or.
fsrstrs Rim 6difGss INV xaAt Die RaN aui
ittlsa esitex slsia." -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-02-08

~ @As- isass fir 6i.sular..
MFs. ENGLAND, as,st.
NasHfa1e, IN. 0. nab 1. Str, 4.rmaxx, r..
90. 3nmner.
r. AIS, HSrll. s. Ctr. st. qsuit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-04
Married wishout Gloves.

...sF IOH INC OttdWa lliisI hopuolicduJ Z
b A few days since, young gentleman
and young lady appeared at the parson-
age of an eminent clergyman of this
city, for the purpose of having their re-
spectiye- sdestinies united in the holy
bonds of matrimony. Everything be-
ing ready, the clergyman Was about to
proceed with the ceremony, when the
young lady discovered that she was
minus her kid gloves, so necessary on
such occasions; whereupon she request
ed her afianced to hasten to store and
procure the Indispensable kids. telling
him to "be in hurry or she might
change her mind" The clergyman,
witnesses, and intended bride waited
some time for the return of the youth
with the gloves; he didn't come. They
waited longer, and still he failed to put
in an appearance. The matter at last be-
coming really serious and alarming, the
clergyman took his hat and proceeded
post haste in search of the truant lover,
whom he found after diligent search
and many inquiries, quietly seated on
the veranda of the Park House, with his
feet elevated on the back of chair, and
being asked to explain his singular CoH-
duct, he carelessly remarked that " he
was waiting to see if she was going 20
change her mind" They were married,
however, at last, after two hours delay.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-04

3 WHEN Turkish lady takes the bath,
her attire having first been removed, an
attendant takes glove-every day it is
a new glove-ofundressed silk, and with
the disengaged hand she pours over her
mistress basins of warm water. Then
by means of gentle friction with the
glove, she slowly removes the salts and
Impurities which are deposited on the
skin. This finished, the attendant COW
ers the lady from head to foot, by means
of mop of downy silk, with a lather
of peculiar soap-peculiar, believe, in
Turkey. Upon this soap depends much
Of that peach-like sottness and snowy
whiteness of the skin for which Eastern
women are always so remarkable. 1t
has the reputation of removing stains,
spots and freckles that are not deeply
marked in the cuticle. This part of the
matter having been performed, the lady
is again deluged with heated water to
ITO or 100 degrees, and poured from tabs
(basins) of silver. Large towels-we
might call them sheets-of the finest
white muslin, richly embroidered with
flowers and gold, are wrapped around
her, and she is led into saloon, she
sinks into a soft, dream.like languor,
where, rolling up heap of cushions,
that might become faintness, were it not
for the assiduity with which slave fans
her. AS soon as she is sufficiently re-
covered to bear it, another slave combs
perfumes and disposes. her hair in orna
mental braids. The hour after the bath
is one of gentle, sleepy dreaminess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-04
.Los., of Follies.

Halls Journal Of Health presents fif'
teen folIies for the edifcation of its read
ers, as follows:
Fir.t-To think the more a man eats,
the fatter and stronger he will become.
"a Second-To believe the more hours
children study at school the faster they
will learn. = 1ssst
Third-To conclude that if exercise
is good for the health. the more violent
or exhaustive it is, the more good is
done. -ts
Fourth-To imagine that every hour
taken from sleep is an hour gained.
Fifth-To act on the presumption
that the smallest room of the house is
large enough to sleep in.
Sixth-To argue that whatever rem
edy causes one to feel Immediately better
is "good for" the system, without regard
to more ulterior effects. The soothing
syrup" for example. does stop the cough
Of children, does arrest diarrhea, only
to cause a little later alarming convul
sions, or the more fatal Inflammation or
the brain or water on the brsin, or, al
least, always protect the disease.
Seventh-To commit an act which IL
felt in itself to be prejudicial, hoping
that somehow or other it may be done
in your case with impunity.
Eighth-To advise another to take I