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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-21
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These celebrated and world-renowned
prodigies, who may safely be pronounced
the greatest living wonder of the age, are
tobe exhibited at Naughton Hall in !. this
city for three days, commencing on Tu 81
day of next week, Nov. %. The exhibition
Will take place each day in the afternoon
and evening. This is one of the greatest
novelties that could possibly be presented
to an admiring public. The freak of nature
In uniting Chang and Eng, as it were, in
dissolubly for life, is remarkable, but no
less wonderful are their growth from youth
to manhood, the events of their lives, and
their general good health until now they
have approached the confines of old age.
Probably, their case is one, the like OF which
was never known In the worlds history be-
fore, at least not In modern times. at # " Z
, Ofcourse everybody will want to see Chang
and Eng, of whom all have heard, but few
among us have seen. Those who have had
an opportunity of seeing them, when they
were younA will naturally desire to enjoy
the same privilege, now that they have ad-
vanced in years and have passed through
many vicissitudes. @ III as- e
Accompanying the twins, are the wild
Australian children, who will attract curl
osity from the novelty and eccentricities of
their appearance and conduct. We refer
the reader to hegnotice of the exhibition
of the. Siamese Twins in another column.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCIsoo, Nov. 17.-Arrived, ship
Macauly, from Baltimore. .Ira7
During the last eight months eleven ves-
sells loaded with copper and silver ore have
sailed from, this port for Swanza.
d, The steamer John J.. Stephens arrived to-
day from Mastealon with 100000 in treas
ure and considerable quantity of copper
and silver ore.
The fall of rain during the last twenty
inches, being about one-twentieth the usual
fall of an entire year. Within a few days
upwards of five inches have fallen in the
mountains in the State, and the streams are
rising rapidly, the river at Sacramento
having risen five feet during Tuesday night.
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baltimore Cattle Markct-Nov.. "a "a.

BEEF CATTLE-The market during the past
week has somewhat uctuated but to- day th ere As
partial dec inc in the prices Of all qualities Of from
during the week and to-day the asIpEton IbTscfa b%tcS
ers took $50, Philanepha butchers 100 and grasers
from the different counties of this State 25O head
At the close of the market about SO head were left
over unsod. The remainder Of the stock offered
label and Mr. H9ten, two of the largest Cattle deal
ers Of this city having Travelled since the close OF the
war through Southwestern and Western Virginia and
made extensive arrangements with Cattle graziers.
for continual supply of excellent Cattle, are MI
ready offering in this market droves from that stc-
ton. 10 day there were two droves (about $50 hes)
sold, and the incoming week double that number are
expected oarrive;' Of the remainder Of ths stock
400 from Ohio, go from Illinois, and about 200 from
arylanda day the range Of prices were about
as follows: Scaawags and old Cows from a IS 10
95 So common to fair 90 to 75 stock Cattle sold to
and lot Of superior and extra Heifers sold at from
s. s7 to 30 per 100 Bs. The market closed dull and
unsteady at these rates; o;.rI ,l..fss No. y, ~
SHEEP Tho market has been quite elutted dur
cesded the demand The qualities were rather M M iu
different; the primest lots brought from % IS t6$5
very few, however, at the latter figure; the common
lot: from $5 to IS So and mddlng drovss from tS T6
e 20 per 100 Bs.e Ihese figures show decline of
sSSa e % with heavy market at the close
d HOGS-Sppply on hand large, and continued
tendency to lower pricss. To-day the market was
full. Of all lqualites. The common lots ranged from
prinsst droves brought Bat s Decline lin Ss on af &
weeks rate Of t<c per b. The general ,qpalityof
U me LOGS are Of superior kind, There were but
few stock Hogs offered. The market to-day was In
decline while dealers did not press sales, hoping for
au advance. iuOa92 nuiiuIER 10 sqhUnI i.ff1o
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y Eii.lor,,. Aihenn,,e,uunm ,,,un m. a

The engagementof Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kean opened at the Atheneum last night
with an overaowiEg house. 1t was a just
tributeto the enterprise of Manager Els
ler; to the distinguished artists whom he
had engaged, and above all, to the revival
of the legitimate drama Oh our boards, nn-
der such favorable auspices.
We had presented at the Atheneum last
hight one of Shakspeare's best and most
finished plays--The Merchant of Venice.
The principal character in it, that of Shy
lock, which the bard has drawn with mas
ter's hand, was represented by Mr.. Charles
Kean, in . manner worthy its original con-
ception, and worthy the reputation the
great actor has acquired. Seldom have we
seen Sbylock's individuality so well and SO
justly portrayed as it was by, Mr.. Kean
Last night. trrg9 '.' '"'" ~. VT '''''
The next and most interesting parsonage
IN the play is that of Portia. The persona
hon of this char icter fell to the lot of Mrs.
Kean, by whom it was most beautifully and
classically rendered. Her enunciation was
80 clear and distinct, and her gestures so
chaste and appropriate that spontaneous
admiration electrified the audience, partic-
ularly in the grand trial scene at the close
OF the drama. .e.q., ,..,
Commentator should be bestowed upon
Messrs. j. #. Cathcart, G.. Everett, Simcoe
Lee, and j. Ogden, who appeared respect
lively as BassaniO, Gratiano, Antonio, and
Duke of Venice. The entire play was
handsomely presented in all its parts, and
reflected credit on the Manager, the stars
and the company. rts
n The comedy of the Jealous Wife, in
which Mr.. and Mrs. Kean appeared as Mr.
and Mrs. Oakley, was received with ap-
.plause and delight by the audience. 1t is
.fafe, indeed, that comic characters are
found in such able hands, and their anus
Ing and eccentric traits so clearly and vivid
ly exhibited. 2slt, '.r
. The great play of Hamlet is announced
for this evening. Mr.. .Kean's delineations
of Hamlet have received the highest encon-
ums, and no admirer of Shakespeare should
fail to see the Keans in this drama, which
is generally considered the masterpiece O
the greatest of English dramatic writers.
There will undoubtedly be a crowded
house tonight, and precaution should b,
taken TO secure seats In due season.
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The Prize Fight.

ALBANY, Nov. 20.--A large crowd of
roughs, with scores Of gamblers and thieves
in their train, are tonight attracted to see
a prize, fight which takes place between
orally understood the fight will take place
somewhere in Schoharie county, on the line
of the Susquehanna railroad. Davis and
Elliott have already started In that direc-
tion, and Especial train had been engaged
to take the crowd out early in the morning.
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A1n.est Foreign News--Fhe firate
shcnandOah Surrendered 10
EngIand-Enrl Russell Installed
preu,,.~
".
cut NEW lohks NOV. W.-Ihe steamship
CIy Vi Lohuon' Win Liverpool dates OF the
eth ana Queenstown OF the 9th, arrived at
iuaranIihe early thls morning, and was de-
'a,neu rn, untli lo:9o. a.. B.,
Md Inc pirate onehanu9an arrived IN the
nuas mv,ssy on l4e pCn, ana sprIenaered 10 the
6anda asip as tDonega,, ana Y now IN tne
an1s WnSs,u vi Cne navai autnorities. CapCaln
,aa, mauueii states that the 1irst Information ne
oo,h nS VI .ne close OF the war was on tne
ooIn S'a p oa AunusI' from Inc Brltish war YES
eei nd;',nnd D h;a & anu Cnat ne immedlately
1on1'En.u S1 s nis guns W tne hold ana STOOD
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sho,,iI ~ W cay ;t;sh e % oay 2 n.S;s i.eI emu
nJu no;I, Mas We as . nii.isn 'a T;rS,n, ouC the
Shanyo Shy d"h MImS IanIS hnn ~. ,a 70 & nUm L Sne
onauyah n,,.. .'';a, mas peen av,o " mer
.t mLInouC Cne iease upCi;Jh ',pn t,,
tho ,oan nasyi Oan ~ w pvoe,Dav tS
Snr os peo'a.aU,v;, fecoseiihs d.,esa,'a
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A New Church. aIsE

NEW YORK, Now 2O.--The lTribune's
Washington special says: Yesterday the
Catholics of Washington laid the founda-
ton of st. Dominics Church, intended to
be the finest religious structure in thecity.
John Deery, champion billiardist Of the
United States, and Melvin Foster played a
match of some eight hundred points in
Washington Saturday night. Deery won
BY 400 points. HaaA' = = '-.9e1 y ssps'.'st
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A COunterfeitinE Establishment
Broken UP. ia Ha.a'

New YORK, Nov. 2O.-Unfinished coun-
terfeit fifty cent fractional notes to the
amount of about $4,000, together with a
quantity OF paper, tools, &C.. for counter
feiting, has recently been found iu house
In Philadelphia, by the Treasury Depart
ment detectives Howell and Otto, of this
city. About $4,000 had been finished
and put in circulation. Detectives sue
ceeded In capturing in Brooklyn on last
Tuesday night and committing to Jail, the
tic swindling enterprise, named Charles j.
Roberts, an alleged noted counterfeit en-
graVer. lntf 'nHi Nt tf iu.'r #.. 'f"
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Action of the Florida ILegislatnre

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-The President
to-day received the following telegram
from Gov. Marvin, of Fla:
The Convention has annulled the ordi-
nance of secession, abolished slavery and
declared that all the Inhabitants of the
State, without distinction of color, are
free, and that no person shall be incompc-
tent to testify as witness on account, of
color, in any matter wherein colored per-
son is concerned. 1t has repudiated the
State debt contracted in support of the re-
bellion, amended the Constitution in other
respects, aud adjourned. 'os' =
[Signedl VIM. MARVIN,
-l,s IafI'H EftT vt sH Prov. Gov.
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Investigation Of Isobberies Around
Richmond. ..-

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 19.-General Tur-
ner has detailed three officers to investigate
the depredations committed on the farmers
in the vicinity of Richmond, with instruc-
tions to charge the amount of damage to
the guilty parties, and when the robberies
can be traced to any particular regiment of
troops, the amount of damage done to be
and men comprising such regiments. Many
farms near this city have been entirely
stripped of provisions, and 1t is high time a
stop was put to such robberies. IA.
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aqua dc MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle-
mems boon! The .'sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia Used for bathing the face and person, to
render the skin soft and resh to prevent eruptions
to perfume clothing, &c. '.'' '.'f .i..0 0o'|
1t overcomes the unpleasant odor Of perspirstion.
It removes redness, tan. blotches, &c. s. .-g
Itoures nervous headache and all Us Inflammation.
Itcools. softens and adds delicacy to the skin. '
y Ityields asubdued and lasting perfume.
Itcures musqueto bites and stnss Of insects. )
II Itcontains no material injurious TO the skin. %
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. 1t Is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne. Perfumery. or Toilet Water after
wards. tl..L.. Mh Ia. -o.ll
DEMAS BARNES d CO., rHat
Props. Exclusive Agents. N. Y.
octa-dkWly "'l .,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-21

III The CAPITAL CRY BUSINESS CoLLEdE for
Book keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy,
cand Photography. Young men should go
to tirst-class Colleges in cities where bust
ness is done, and there will be some chance
for obtaining situations. By addressing
Bush, & Marshall, Columbus, o., letter
containing particulars, with specimens of
writing, will be sent free. octl1-3m
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Ovation to GEN. Grant.-Gen. Rose.
/. :. ----. Grams.

New York, Nov. 20.-(1en. Grant will
have military escort from the Fifth Aye
nue. Hotel down Broadway on Tuesday at
one o'clock. He will ride in an open ba-
rouche, and may be accompanied by other
distinguished officers. The Seventh regi-
ment will act as guard Of honor. The
General leaves the city Tuesday afternoon.
His reception promises to be most brilliant
affair. a. rter-t FNEE
Gen. Rosecrans arrived In this city yes
terday by the Henry Chauncey, from q
three months tour through the gold aud sill
yer mines of>khe Pacific coast. '.-'>'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-21

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-The Commercials
special says: Charles Eames has been en-
gagged BY the Secretary OF the Treasury to
manage the cotton cases brought before the
supreme Court by appeal. 10 '7aii goT
Chiei Justice Chase has arrived. '0'"np'
Mr. John ,; poorheese, one, of the oldest
law book publishers, III, the country. diedTin
Brooklyn last evening. a.aI1faK fn.a..iol
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New York Stock MaTket-Nov. 20.

ST0CKS--Heavy. U. s. s's, 81 coupons 1857.
b2os do o. l0o1S; do 65 9a1; do year csrtifcaiss
new s%, issue g7% Ohio Mississippi certificates 2s<;
a;sos first issue s72t; de I'd 3D. VIZ; Quick.
I0s5f; Reading lli4; Pittsburg 03%; Northwestern.
381; preferred, &c: Fort Wavue .I0l u, "a ,,~fS"'
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HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

Thisis the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. 1t changes the sun-burnt face and
hands to peary satin texture of ravishing beauty,
imparting the marble purity of youth, and the dis
Hngue appearance SO inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. 1t removes tan. freckes, pimples and
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. 1t contains no ma
terial injurious to the skin Patronized by Actress
es and Opera Singers. 1t is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. so cts.
Prepared by W. Il. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders to
III ,DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.. New York.
octa Jh,vIy
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The Atlanta s,itI| n Ov.r.I,,. .ss.

Ahe Atlanta SILL at QlRranfine.
NEW YORK. Noys 20.-The report that
the Atlanta has come to the city Is ineor-
rect. She still remainsin quarantine. The
cabin passengers have been placed In a
small vessel, and after thorough fumiga-
tlon OF baggage and person they, viii be al
lowed to come to the city. AS yet Govern
ment mas done nothing toward supplying
Is done the Atlanta cannot be fumjrated.
and consequently cannot be allowed to
come to the city. . M, az, 49, yso iI,yT
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Another Proclamation MY steri.
OUls PersOnages-The Detective
llBureau. sNFFff@' a p - % y

New York, Nov. 2O.-The Worlds spe-
cial says: 1t is intimated President johnson
will issue a proclamation prior to his mes
sage, defining more definitely the policy to
be pursued in relation to reconstruction
Of Southern States.
The Herald's special says: Two mysterious
personages, said to be from Richmond, were
incarcerated in Old Capitol prison Satur-
day. Officers and attaches of the prison
aresforbidlen to hold verbal communication
with them. -rlF,I . -'u .l.,It (
q Officers OF the Detective Bureau deny the
statement that the Bureau is to be abol-
ished.- -....,.. .'..-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-21

Pr HOLE, PA, Nov. 20.-The hearing IN
the case of the alleged frauds against the
Internal Revenue Department In returns of
oil wells, takes place before Commissioner
at Meadville on Wednesday next. Several
prominent parties have been notified TO ap-
pear and answer.
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FOR SALE.

A LARGE RRICK DWELLING
"A House on 7th street. between South street aud
Also Also, aDUUBLE FRAME DWELLING. pear 81.
Patrick Church. IN this city. For particular an
quife atthe once Of thispApct. s3W- -tls '0g 7--
|. nov4-dtf - a. ffda
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-21

@, q, "Throw physic totAe dogs. Fu none Of IL.
Z. To make assurance doa6ly sure 600
IUtaks'-PLANrArIoN BITTERs.
They never fall
:, This great Stomachic Healer. so long and favor
ably known to the American public. is Just what
the people need. 1t isa remedy they can rely on
For Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Headache. Dizziness.
Ague, Liver Complaints. Pains in the Side and
Back, DO, 1t has 20 equal: not the least among its
imnsediase beneficial effect. Try it, yedyspeptics,
and be cured! %" ,'p' n0vl5-d&wlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Philosophy Of Medicine.

In the practice of medicine that treatment which
assists nature as it were, to take its course and
throw of the disease is universally conceded to be
perfect and correct On this principle the selection
of ingredients was made in compounding Robacks
Btters so that when dose Of this perfect medicinal
beverage is taken ntothe stomach, its healthful ae
tion isfelt through all the body's members.
These Bittors are tho embodiment of all those
properties that medical science and research have
discovered, beneficial in the gentle treatment Of the
SICK and as preventive of disease, whom used ju-
diciously while the health remains unimpaired.
nov20-d&wlm
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CincinnatI mnrKe,.I

FLOUR-Superfne is held at 81 1907 IS: extra at
$See 20 for that made from new Wheat, and 5000 SO
for fresh ground old and family and fancy at 50 75
WHEAT-Holders are firm at g. Os@a o5. New
seils az u ogl 10 according TO quality. Nothing
C0RN-A quiet market; 5595sc for sound old and
ooao5c Tor new, At upper and lower roads.
UATS-A quiet but steady market at 4094Ic, in
bulk and elevator, for strictly prime. - ~
RfE-A steady market, with a fair demand for
BARLEY-Sales of I25 bushels Fall at 81 80. and
1900 do prime Canada at 81 35. IT iHfeH a'EII
HOGS-The whole range is $40 5091l so, gross and
l3 l4c net; the latter rate obtained for extra
heavy. The sales were 200 head, averaging 270 bs,
Bs;at s4. net, and 100 do, 225 bs at $Is. net. EV
PR0VlS 0NS-There is a lair demand for old
city mess Pork at $3l. New is held at $32, but We
understand that two lots we're offered at $3I 50
Green Meats quiet. although the weather is moro
favorable. A sale Of Hams was made at I'D for De-
cember delivery. Bulk Meats are held at Is T9l7,Sc
for Shoulders and Sides and small sale of Bacon arc
made at M, lsk. and 2l1ac for Shoulders, Sides,
ana clear Sides, packed. Lard is dull at 26lzc for
until 10th December. .l"l n uH'SV I'r'7
.GROCERlES-We quote fair TO choice Rio Cofree
at 3Oa132c; raw SuRar at 149l7Iic; bard-refned n
99lsc, and Moasses at slSI 0per gallon for Porto
BUTTER-We quote prime 10 choice Central
Ohio at 36G)39c per pound, in hal r. barrels 7.I'
EGGS-A steady and quiet market at 80 40e per
dozen, shippers count, for prime fresh. EHh1u'r(
s,HA,Y1 MAY-We quote prime Timothy, on arrival. at
FRUIT-Dried Apples are selling at l4c per pound.
from store, and Peaches at 209asc Green Apples
are % n faig demand at q s so per barrel. :.
sWHlSkf-Ihe m MARKETS quiet at y % per gallon
Tor new with sales OF l20 barrels. F. + 't Te-'is
,SEED-Sales Of Clover are being made at es IS;
although, we understand, some parties are asking
49, Flax is in tair demand at So 1922 rs per bush.
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Cleveland Market.

FLOURrHeid Tat % 6o9lO75 for tcnaptSry Iyx4ed;
$40 5O9ll 75 for do Xxx white; $1l O0aIi 30 for CITY
XAred; $l2 0Q9l2 so for Xxx white. 3,
WHEAT-NeW No.2fed offered at 81 so without
buyers. ,....,v.,N ,.., ~, ,..,. r., n
C0RN,sales car No. 2mixed from. store tore at Ssc;
.0ATs-GhicagO offered at 4Oc; Ohio, held, d a,9
aRYE-Sales car at $50. p lsg,lsg foi,rqr,.,,i
BARLEY-Dull heavy and nominal
P0Rk-Sales 20 brls N0.2 mess at S33 90. 10 brja
prime mess at $32 20; No. mess held, at s35 90. 81
DRESSED H0GS-Heavy bring ll9l4, ,lc in small
lots II a. tel " ,hl SuiTuI, l'|'IJE
BEEF-Quiet and firm at $40 90 for mess.
LARD-Held at 2sc in tierces and zoe in kegs
for city rendered. J.tr, ,,t,f.,,....-, a., -"
DRIED BEEF-Good trade demand at 2lc: '''
BUTTER-We Western Reserve held at 3SaB40c. Uen-
tral at 30a936c. .f
CHEESE lin good demand and firm at IS . 2Ic for
large lois good to choice; small lots selected shade
higher.
EGGS-1Scarce and nominal. Jl igm ode LnR
HiGHWlNES-Thest stock is still very light. Salss
,ALCOH0L-Held at s47O94 as for ss per cent;
Cologne Spirits 81 IS.
LAKE FISHE,White Fish held at IS u.s. Trout
and Pickerel held at "a so; Herringa at Is IS.
GREEN APPLES-7Heldat at o. 5Ot9f 90 for good to
choice winter fruit. T
S1LT-Held at 50 IS for fine, s2 60 forl COARSE On
ondaga; g. IS for SAGINAW, ~, - t4....-.
ALE AND P0RTER-We quote as f6ilowe:
Prescott Usel XXX Ale $40 90; Stock Xxx sl4 l0G
Kennett SIG 90: Pale Cream $l1 0O Porter $I4 90.
Half and quarter barrels in proportion. iGIsbdt
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COMMERCIAL MATT MATTERS. Frs

New York Money M Row. 2o.o
MONEY--Easy at per cent
,oS,l oSIlEkLlSu EACHANGE--+-Steadys at 1oesf@
GoLp-Less active and lower; opening at ll7. d.
Ginning 70 1863 and cl sing At Ii8l 7577f '7i'r
GOYERNMENT ST0OhS-A shade 6rmer
FREiGHTS--To Liverpool, actiue and steady
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: The Fentans.

WILMINGroN, DEL, Nov. Is,-The Fenf-
ans he'd a torch-light procession this even
Ing. on the Brandywine. Addresses were
made hy Jno: M, Morarity, OF Philadelphia,
hon. f.. r. Pincott, p. NJ. Plunkett and
Others. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-21
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE SUB
4 scriber has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator Of the estate Of Mary Lake, late Of
the city Of Columbus, Franklin county. Ohio de-
ceased.
Dated Goth Of October, 1865. Admir-.
r0vA-wSw S' Vo7 SHt "a v''FE
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
For Sale.

81 My High street property, (0Id Journal)
Will take good dwelling as part pay. o.
9 nov15-1w SO H7'T'WM. JAMIsoN.
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KNOWLEDGE OFTEN SAVES LIFE.
Every living being has in his system .f...-

KNOWLEDGE OFTEN SAVES LIFE.
Every living being has in his system n, i...,
IMPURITIES. ..'...
When these are within their natural limits, our
health is good; but when they are in excess, palms.
colds. rheumatism gout. debility, costveness. dar-
rhea. dysentery. erysipelas, DO d.. aflict u.s.
What We have to do to health is to take
out from the BOWELS AND THE CIRCULATION
the excess Of impurities. This done. health follows
Of necessity. ,s.rt '1nH
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
Are the only medicine that can do this with entire
safety TO all the organs uf the body.
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
Are now living who have adopted BRANDRETH'S
PILLS as their only remedy for periods Sf from
thirty to fifty years. and whose average health is ex-
cellent. They have always cured themselves, when
sick, by using these tljAEF iG. ...lJ
INNOCENT AND INFALLIBLE PILLS..
Principal office. Brandreth Building. New York.
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