Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-20

Panorama of the Oil Regions was opened
at Mozart Hall, Cincinnati, on Monday last,
by A. M. Griswold, the 'Fat Contributor"
twill be on exhibition at the Atheneum
on this and tomorrow evening, with a
grand matinee Tor families at o'clock TO-
morrow afternoon. The painting covers
$500 square feet OF canvas, and will be IL
lustrated by a descriptive and humorous
lecture by Mr.. Griswold. The Oil Regions
with the "Fat" man to show and describe
them, cannot fail to draw.
In describing the exhibition of the Pan
Drama at Mozart Hall, the Cincinnati En-
q,tirer says: n
The first picture is view of the Nc
Henry House and the Atlantic g. Great
Western Depot. at Meadville. The picture
Is very beautiful, and never fails to draw
enthusiastic applause from the audience.
Meadville, as is known, is one of the prifY-
cipal points on the line of the Atlantic g.
Great Western railway, and the gateway
to the oil regions.
The views of Franklin, Pennsylvania, a
great pOint,in oildom, and the views about
OIL City, are splendid productions. The
pond fresh" and Oil City inundated, excite
great interest as well as admiration. There
are two winter views that almost make the
spectator shiver to look at, they are so
faithful to nature. The burning we'll is a
fine picture, and never fails to bring an en-
core! Housewife, by moonlight, pleases US
greatly. The effects are beautiful indeed.
Pithole City and vicinity are portrayed in
very Interesting way. The final picture,
showing the great Philadelphia conflagra-
tion, holds the audience breathless with in
terest. -ari
The accompanying lecture, by Mr.. A. M.
Griswold, the "Fat Contributor" conveys
much information respecting the Oil Re-
gions, dressed up In humorous way that
is exceedingly pleasing, a subject that
might be dry In less skillful hands, is rem
dered very attractive In the hands of Mr..
GrIswold. His songs are sung with spirit,
and always please. He sings Swearing of
the Green" with the feeling and vim Of
genuine "Faynian."
LoDGE.-Yesterday was the third day OF
the convocation of the Grand Lodge of
Ohio in this city. A session was held at
the former place of meeting, Naughton
Hall, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: -
Thomas Sparrow, G.. w. w."
Howard Mathews. d. G, w.
Octavius Waters, G.S. W.. ,-,.
Thomas j. Larsh, G. j. W. ,.. 30
+. j. Phillips, G.. Treas ....t
John ID. Caldwell, G. Secretary.
John ID. O'Connor, G. Orator.
Rev. Henry B. Walbridge, G.. Chaplain.
Joseph b. Covert, G. Marshal. ~.
= Milton L. Rider, G. Sr. Deacon.
Joseph M, Stuart. G. Jr. Deacon.
Jacob Randall, G. Tyler.
The convocation then adjourned till 2
o'clock in the afternoon. I :,
At the afternoon session, the officers
were duly Installed, and, after the transac-
tion Of some general business, the convoca-
tion adjourned to meet, in Toledo on the
third Tuesday OF October, 1866. r "a
COMPLIMENTARY CoNCERT.-We would
call attention to the advertisement of the
concert for Miss Schneider's benefit this
evening, at Naughton Hall. Many of our
citizens have heard the young lady, and
there is but one opinion regarding her very
superior performance. The following no.
tice of her debut in New York is copied
from the Tribune of March 2Oth, and will
show In what estimation she is held by one
of the highest critics in our country: "Miss
Caroline Schneider's debut as pianist, was
decided and well deserved success. She
rendered Mendelscohn's Concerto intel
ligently and brilliantly. She bas pas.
sion, fire and expression, her touch Is
firm and delicate; her execution brilliant
and distinct, her phrasing excellent, and
her Interpretation of the scope and mean
ing Of her author faithful. This single
performance places her in fine position
and the development of her talents reflects
| great credit on her teacher, William Ma
Son." Ohio should be proud to have SEN
4 forth so bright q musical genius, and W.
hope to see the hall crowded for the youne
lady's benefit. She will be assisted by hel
brother and several amateurs of this city
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The Republic of Paraguay is said to bt
mainly ruled by woman picked up in the
streets of London by Lopez, the President
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Fame has breatheda a new word--Zozo
DON'T, and she is making it resound through
the ciyilized world. 1t is the Greek fol
teeth preseryer, but In plain English Fra
grant ZozoDoNT, is the most effective den.
tifriceothat chemistry has ever yet extract.
1 ed from the Oriental vegetable kingdom.
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