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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

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A Word To- BoYs,y-A ,weiter in an edqv
datiohal journal makes the following perth
pent and truthful remarks to boys, which
we deem worthy prominent place iii our
columns. Boys, 1isten:7 ,IhIoN'Rf
The fifsttbing You want to learn, to de-
3elOp what force Is In you, is self-reliance;
that is, as regards your relation to man. If
!. | was going to give formula for develop
ng;themOst forcible,set of men, l should
say: Turn them upon their own resources
WITH moral and religious truths when they
are boys, and teach them to ''depend on self
and not On, ,atferp If boyis. .thrown,up-
on his own resources at fifteen, with the
world all before him where to choose, and
he fights the battle of life siugle-handeds
up 1omanhood, and don't develop more
than an average share of ofsexecutive ability,
then, there is no stuff, in; him, worth talking
about. He may learn to Yplow, and SOW,
and reap,s and now. but this can all be-
done with machines and horses, and man
wants to be. better than either of these.-
Wipe out of your vocabulary every such
word as fail give up wishing for improbar
bic results, put your hand to the pl6w, or.
Whatever tool you take, to, andsthen drive
on, and never look back. Don't even sight
your person TO see If it is straight, .s''don't
be consistent butgbe simply .trne.n II you
60 out to "see reed shaken by the wind, ~
Il is pretty likelyay6u viii never see any
thing OF IhpTe consequence, s.gieH NJ 4 a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27
G Comhents ofithe NEW York Pres
ON the Adams Russell Corrcspon-

NEW YORK, Oct. o26.-rAll the morning
papers comment on the Adams and Russell
correspondence concerning our claims
against England for the damages inflicted
by, the Anglo-rebel pirates, og iS{i .bodstldsu
The Tribune, after stating the question,
says: Should England be involved In a se-
riotis foreign war before her difficulty with
the United States is, settled, IL would prob
ably not require much time to cause her to
disOwn her present principles.
The Herald says: The trouble arises from
thea existing unsettled and undetermined
international law, and urges Congress Of
the Great Bowers to settle certain lprinci-
Piles which will perpetuate peace between
the new and old world.
The Times, after declaring Lord Russell,
In rejecting arbitration, rejected something
which Mr.. Adams had never rendered him
Or suggested, says: So far as national hons
or is concerned, Earl Russell may rely up
on it that the u. s, have no thoughtof sur
rendering to any power on earth the decis-
ion Of any question which can affect her
own in the slightest degree; nor win they
willingly consent to the surrender of prin-
diples of international law, IIhich are es-
sential to the very existence ofsuch thing
as neutrality, and which cannot be discard
cd as England now, In q mistaken view of
her own interest, seeks to discardotheh,
without making, every war then signal tOf
universal confagration. no ,leW saiNan iona
The World says: The usagerin making
peace treaties is to surrender conquered,
territories, but whenever we have a war
with England we should take the Canadas
and keep them. In that way we will secure
compensation for the whole of our losses
by the sham neutrality of England.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

OHIO MoUNDs.--The Rochester Union, no.
ticing a telegraphic dispatch in relation to
the Mounds at Newark, Ohio, says F,s p
The Ohio Mounds have been for many
years the subject of consideration by the
students of antiquities, and various have
been the theories in regard to their origin,
age and uses. That they were constructed
by a'face Of people wholly superior to the
Indian tribes found in the west by the
French and English. settlers, all agree.
Reference being made to these Mounds
reminds us that our townsman, Louis Cha-
pin, Esq, has some bones or pieces of bone
which lie gathered from mound at Circle
vile, Ohio. % years since. AT that time o
road was being cut through large mound,
and 0seeing the bones thrown out by the
diggers. he gathered some pieces and pre-
served them. Circleville takes its name
from % mound Of, earth half a mile or sosin
diameter, which is IN, the form, of q circle.
This circular -f6rtifcation, for such 1t may
have been, had an entrance in the form of a
lane flanked by arms of the mound. On
the plain with the circle, and opposite the
entrance, was high mound which helped
to command the passage. 1t was from this
large mound chat the bones now in possess
SION of SMr: Chaplin were taken. The
mounds, were. covered, with, large trees
where the settlement OF Circleville was COM
rnehced, ,Gbut these have been cut down and
the mounds have been badly cut to pieces to
make room for modern improvements. ''H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27
Henry g. Foote Refuses TO Take
% nf5t 5the Oath of Allegiance 39'

New YoRK, Oct. o26.-This, morning in
the United States Goar before Judge gditsd Mel
States District Attorney, moved the court
that Henry s. Foote, ex-member OF the, de-
funct Confederate Congress, be admitted to
the bar as a counsellor of the Supreme
Court of the. United. States. The motion
Was granted, and Mf. .Foote stepped up to
the clerks desk to take the oath. The first
oath, to support thes Constitution rOfEthe
United States and the State of New York,
he took without iwincihg, but qthe oathlof
allegiance wasttoo stiff for him. After lis
tening attentively to its stringent require
ments, Mr.. Foote declared that his connec-
ton witt, the late Confederate Government
rendered Il Impossible that, he should SUBJ
scribe to such an oath, and he left the court
room NnsWOrD. .1ti,n A rr,,a lrtt.ifrrrsr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27
The Gold Market. ,

New YORK Oct. t2e,--Gold exhibits a
sharp downward tendency. The decline of
five-twenties in London and the continued
large exportsof cotton, accompanied with
o decline Id foreign exchange, have tended
to shake confidence in an early export Of
specie. AT the same time the Government
Is, paying out large amounts on account Of
November interest, and the purchases for
customs are comparatively light. The price
touched 14431, but afterward reached l4511BB. /.
The steamship New York, from Aspin-
wall, arrived with California dates of the
Bd, and 81, 1892 In treasure from Califor-
A,i wv. sD -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27
u Paving Notice.
Trains Leave and Arriv'
10 all s0hom u may Consrn

.t,I;,,cs CITY CLERKS OFFICE,l -
S''"'S GoIUMBUs, o., October ls; 1855. = y
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
Instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the following Improvement. toiwit, lcgS
For bSdtg 1s i Sewer in Fri
Canal street. thence south on Canal street to the
south line of Samuel Sharp's lot, thence west to
the Danai Basn with drops In said sewer at the elst
side Of Sciato streetat the and northeast
CORNERS thereof and ase at the southeast and north
east corners Of Canal and Friend street.
The same TO be done M aocordauce With plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engineer,
and filed in the office Of the City Clerk.
AL persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
before the Ath day Of December, A. d. .lse5. j E.
JOSEPH D0WDALL,
oetl974w7cawdl v7s,.,,,r 81. -l,, City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27
Secretary SISCulloch and Specie
t''NN Payments. l.,to stirui,.t

New YORK, Oct. GA special to the Post
from, Washington says: Secretary McCul-
loeh has stirredlup formidable opposition
against returning to specie payments. He
Is denounced by some and plagued with
arguments and prayers by Others, but he
stands firmly by his Fort Wayne speech.
These parties will, now turn to Congress,
which will be importuned not only to deny
authority to the Secretary to continue his
policy OF funding legal tenders, but to ex-
tend the present limit ofTnational sbank
notes from three to, five hundred millions.
The departments are all discriminating
infaHor Of soldiers In their fresh appoint
fiienso' tl-l9gggSM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27
Paving Notice.
70,e'fss1's t'"dg gJST SSSfssS e. VI viams IL, &sAll

'""'"4 CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, October 4, 1851 :,
Notice Is hereby given. that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council Of Columbus, for
making the following improvements. to-wit:
Fpraradins and paving the unpayed; sidewalks.
CUTTERS and crossings. and graveling the roadway
Mitchell street, from sthe national road to State
et,eet. a1nls I'M ss stllmo1uhGi T1i1?rUw fofg ufs
Forleradipg and paving the unpsved sidewalks.
cutters and crossings. and grayeing the road wagon
Belle street. from the National road to
For grading apdipaying the uppaved sidewalks.
cutters and crossings the east side of High street.
from Third alley to Oak alley,
For extending the sewer now building in South
street from Ridgeway alley to Seventh street. w
The same to be done in accordance withlplats and
estimates to be prepared by the CITY Civil Eagineer,
and filed in the Office of the City Clerk. .
All persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed improvements, are required to fie their
clams in the Office Of the Clerk, IN writing; on or
before the twentieth day of November, A. d. 1855.
,3Iu5NHJ JOSEPH DOWDALL,.
oct67d4wltaw Ya6dwW City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

New XoRK,o Oct. 28J--A special to the
Tribune from Washington says, $50, 1850
is due to the Government from the default
ing postmasters Of the Southern States,
which they retained when the rebellion
broke out. They are now being called on
for this amount. The Virginia postmasters
are most insdebtrrowingo 81, ,690,47.l As all
their securities were required to have real
estate, 1t is believed that the larger portion
Of the sum can be recovered, IN 1851 their
poverty pleading. o1ll''' 7'"'''i'' ,s ..o. :
| The verdict in the Wirz case is "Guilty."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27
A Delegation from South Caro-
lima and Florida Call Upon. the
President. r7 1t.u

New YORK, Oct. 26.-The Times Wash
ington special says: An influential body of
citizens OF the States of South Carolina and
Florida accompanied Iby. some Northern
gentlemen in high official position, called
On the President to-day and urged him to
rescind his order with regard to the Sea
Island property and the freedmen. The
resembling of the order is also recommend
ed byyG Governor johnson, of Georgia. The
President refused to interfere with the or
der at all, unit. he shall receive the report
Of Gen, Howard, who is now,under the or
der referred to, investigating the condition
Of freedmen'sa upon the sea islands.
In the course of the interview the Presi-
dent stated that he was opposed to the plan
Of colonization of the freedmen, believing
that by contact with the whites their intel
lect would be developed and dincreased, and
their condition in all things improved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

IT tried hard to, rain yesterday, ,hbut did
not succeed beyond an occasional slight
spritkle.. Perhaps it has been so long since
1t did ahythlpgof the Kind, e haa fofgottea
how, Of, may be, the reservoir above, was an
exhausted last summer, and has is not beeh bsh
yet sufficiently, replenished,, 70 OIL gur
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

A WEppIse:@A Wedding took place On
"Wednesday at the residence iof our friend,
Mr.. 9. II. Camper, of this eity.q MrH @. "a.
J. Cramer, a graduate Of Capital Universi-
ty, was, married to. Miss S. Cd -Csmpsn,
Mr.. Campers daughters Rev aPr6fsssof
Lehman officiating. We wish. the newly
married couple all the felicity q welded
life can bestow. ,,r,,. g,-r ,r,sn,7R "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

BUILDING AssocIATIoN.-A joint stock
Building Association has been organized III
Dayton with a capital Of 100000, divided
into $l,0O0 shares. If such Associations
will pultply houses, let them be, ergah-
lied eyerywhere, for house-rooms Is athe
great want of thetimessa slsnla ss,aT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

ANOTHER WEDpINc.77 Yesterday, My,Y.
W. Culver, of Cnyahoga Falls and IA iss
Jennie, daughter of the, late, W.o. Blake,
of this city, were Joined In wedlock at the
residence of Mr.. Geo. #. O'Harra In this
cityLRev.D ID. A. Randall officiating. ---l..-,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

Certainly; PLANTATION BirrsRs will doit when
nothing else will. Melancholy, Depression, ,Hypo-
chondra, Insanity, all spring, more or less. from
diseased stomach, and this PLANTATION B1TTERs
is sure cure for. There is no mistake about u;
dyspepsia. Headache. Dullness, Aguc. and Low
Spirits must yield to the healthgiving and gonisl
influence Of The PLANTATION BiTrEBs. If you are
in doubt, make one trial and be convinced u ,
lOct25 d&wlW HI ,,oJ,cV ~ :, fgsir .u srl.r h,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

DEATHS OF ONO, SOLDIERS ATlSr, LOUIS +
Tie following Ohio soldiers died at Jeffer-
son Barracks. st. Louis, during the months
of july August, September and October,
1861 VIM. @: Wheliland, Co. X, 9th ". o.
July Stb; Joseph c. Strope, Co. D. l75th OF
w. July ,27thy Thos. Beard, Co.Fs ,64th
o. V. I,1Sept. Sd; Geo. Fox, Go. X, ,,4lst o. |.
WI, Oct. ID. g1oslyri ,sllsl sfi OF sldr91Ips
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

SHNT TO THE o. -P.-The following per-
sons have justbeen sent tothe Penitentiary
from Sandpsky: Thankful Bartholomew,
three years for burglary; James, ,Msasop,
two YEARS sfos grand larceny, and Alexsp-
der II. Chaplin, three years, for holse-steal-
ing I .u,oa. amin o.fI .yl7ur bHn -Hfy,jfq7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

JosHUki MONROE, a prisonerinrthe Pehi-
tentiary, sent up from Greene county in
'6l, for lite, for murder in the second degree
had his clothes caught in the machinery Of
the chair shop, on the oath inst, and was
whirled' around the shaft and instantly
killed. He Is represented as having been
man Of more than ordinary intelligence
and as quiet and inOifehsive in his beha-
,,;o,S ,siI yrN gaTHYhB ul I5NH3 1870 .ru}
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

;IrALrAN OPERA In; DETROIT. On the
evenipg,pf Monday, the 2eth inst- an 1tal-
ian opera was presented in Detroit for the
first time in the history. of the city, Sby o
full corps Of artistes, the Strackosh troupe
snacting Ernani. ~ uIsl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27
IisraiIl-. 81 feel
Ofrthis dull sickness ut my heart

Ofrthis dull sickness at my heart afraid " sa1g
Butinscases of CATARRH, a single bot
tie of DR.. D. I'll. Seelye's LIQUID CA
TARRH REMEDY will ALWAYS effect
a apermanent cure, thus preventing Bron-
chitis or Consumption. ra..t,a557,s'!.,,l, t,a557 I, y ,T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27
.vUnTA specIs Of Danger

t.ENFf TA Specs Oh DamBor.g MAJ III
| The minutest black spot on the enamel Of
"a tooth, is an evidence that decays effacing
finger has touched it. Quickly interpose
the SnzoDoNTas rs safe guard, iorSthe tooth
iis gone-and not only that one, but perhaps
haIfsa adozen. BE assured that nothing but
SozoDoNT will either etfectually prevent or
arrest dental disease.
oStesIlweod iHnsM NooE Aasle
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27
The CAPITAL Cry BUSINESS CoLLEGE fol

THECAPIrAL CITY BUSINESS CoLLEGE Tor
bookkeeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy,
and Photography. Young men should go
to first-class colleges in cities where busii
ness Is done, and there viii be some chance
for obtaining situations: By addressing
Bush & Marshall, Columbus, o.. a letter
Containing particulars, with specimens, of
writing, will be sent free. octllt3m Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

SfoRTsMEN say the present is a fine time
for fishing, but rather too dry for hunting.
Many citizens, and especially officials, 80 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

LrEpTEN4Sr CoIoSEL BEStpIcff, Of tile
lSth O,,Y.I- was yesterday. presented, bit
tfe qoodale House, a gold headed cane by
the officers of his command. M ,7s t1s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27
HS ~ HkSSSEREHEssfSy sEEEiSSy dsnssa e. q sosAss o6is.a
CHEESE-Firm at l50lac.--
Giii,,dlI GincinnadIIbm va '',aS%s .sus%

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.asf - CinclnnatIb n yIa m ne,.,jtu ,,d,o,r
FLOUR-5o brls ex,r, ,o5 ,s,sa % "a "a on sgisIi
Az 3o w ~ sO'u "' v. -, anu oo uo NJ
WHEAOld red wheaat rs was oi.@rcdi inS., nrea., - I'LL
nj 40 az a 40 for ,s;na to ch;c ec'y ~ osy
ndinr buyers Sew 1ys. biJ ~ n "anout ~
cordng to quality. 80 ~ sSS' ~ 60
NGoIlN M .b..l nJ' a.. - x
sne Of 40 bgsb esr ss ,snortsd ~ soia soc
but iris was raoayJsd ss \ abons ~ -.
OATS quiet mar koi. AZ sssSsos In Snlk and a.
evatnr so0 hnsS soid ~ az 20 80 ~ yuik ano ei-
SoS y. Sos; ~ 81 slae "a Tsc9
far nrime nsw 1' ho' "''" " iaf oemanu eooo
" Rh "a III EV" Tho hoh n ~, j., ,yslz L idgjK
tho yewso ~ bnvers sn5 E alc neiq Iar apoyeN
cnostitute tbs hnit az tpa S S ,vmer sgsaes nqpenh
pR0VfSi0NS porl XXI hse u1Ssaoe' ~ a. n
,;th bnyers 10 so,os ~ 10 s, neu ~ sot w.
"a Rscon % 80 ~ hid sov -. l ~ We meats
aun nS,I ess nrmness and srsN
and SSes AZ isisso Raen were offered
n ara = 80 S SS 0o o' ~ 4ic Nothihg apipB
~ GRoGERIEs We ono,s s.;, % oo,o;.. p CO..
Mt aoSs3c raw Sugar iaL S Iao " MI 'v0o ~ y"n,,1a
RifTTER-Ws now onp 10 ;na 70 bn;Sc I.Yi
Obin Al 49a1 l9c ncr III ft''N p'"'0 Oo"""i
CHEESE-IF arm ana .ct;,yos ,,,srt.k II ,s;uIsD
good demand Mt al = ,Saic mar r6unJ .c;raI tsra
for w estern Reserve and HambprS , az
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

WHr-is playing chess a more exemplary
occupation than playing cardsp Because
you play at chesswith two bishops, and,at
cards with four knaves. ~ aA41 " \ III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27
G,Et1 f., CITY.Ir-,

THE Couch of the Angels of the Air, at
Atheneurn Hal, by Macallistef,, 4, = ~ OF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

AaFmNDIsH 0uTRA RAeE.--Night before last,
Jacob Watts, anegro porter at the Goodale
House, and formerly porter at the Neiland
American, committed an outrage upon, the
person Of a little girl, some six or seven
years of age, a daughter Of Mrs. Geayey, q
guest at the Goodale, from Cincinnati, who
has been in the, city Some three weeks,
engaged in selling stencil plates. The
mother was out Of the house when the
fiendish act was perpetrated, and discover
ingonl her return what had taken place
blythe condition the child was In, her dis
tress and agony may be better imagined
than described, ruShe said nothing about
the horrible affair until morning, when, a
warrant was issued by Justice of the
Peace for the arrest; of the vile offender
But when the officers came to search for
him he was not to beifound, and had not at
our latest information, been arrested, Such
is the Indignation Of the community against
him that should he be seen in public, his
personal safety would be In great jeopardy.
We understand that he has wife, mother
and sister residing here, and Is a member,
holding some Office, in one of the colored
churches of the city. "a 99sc-yifid - ie y 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

upy CNCuiuS VI uoAb WYNN iOpcdhHS VI
the feats of the Professor, the Eymira ADJ,
usrtiser says under the head of "Diabol-
ism" .SsTNHAaVf .HNTfrL1s
We can now say that whatever might
occur, that If whales should walk on land,
wolves live in the sea, that If mountains
should remove themselves and stand on
their heads, hills become valleys, and men
and women walk In the street hydra-head-
ed, we can say truly that nothing OF this
kind wonld surprise us. Wehave Witness
ed the diabolism OF Professor Macallister,
and believe that If he is not the demon him
self, he Is at least first cousin to the indi-
vidual who presides over that region where
oyercoats and rose blankets are entirely
unnecessary, and where fire engines would
be entirely useless. He is sui 0enerts, per-
fectly original in all he undertakes, and
eminently successful in throwing veil
| over the eyes of the universal people, and
almost compelling them to believein WITCH
craft and Pagan superstitions. He isa sor-
cerer of the first water, and, the, most fas-
cinating one, in both a personal and dfa-
bolical sense, we ever met with. 4 His per-
| fprmances are of the most varied character,
The bell and table feat, the great ring feat,
the. most wonderful thing he does, the great
bOquet, the suspension of man in the air
at Fight angles with the plane of the earth,
resbut Q tithe of the fantastic, original and
necromantic feats he exhibits, He is un-
dodbtedly one of the best living Prestidigi-
| tateurs. h,sNUy.S gE Oil. g3p'E..A agsh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27
IoCIT,YJ ITEMS.
NKEd,H.,aInu4-

StFsr rEdward Lauf, g 'B'iBSK
Manufacturer and Dealer in Hats, Caps,
and Furs. Furs repaired. No. 20 East Town
street. f1a'35s)s 4 octl4-3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

The OouchrofI the Angels of the Air, at
Atheheum Hall, by Macallister.ssoa1a 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

TEN PIE, OF HoNolR,;7T7At olR,;77 .anlmre meeting y
Crysts / uFount Temple Of Honor No. l4B
held $ttheinI Hall Thursday evening, OFT
26, the following officers were elected foI
the ensuingterma!a4S, omas sdi a. bsiueia
John Bristol, w. @. T.; VIM. Tress,W W
T.; 3. n. aMarshaIl,t tW!Rs ol,Elliots w
A. d; VIM Hemmihg, W. r.. R!;S Q. D. st
Claif,W.Tr;E:e Griffin, W: III John, I.
Lott, WE. U; WIN! Reinheimer, IWliGtE
Geo. S.aHodgkins, w. S.; J.S BrakesW
Cbaplain.7 10 ,EOl a E0d adj u bics ,saIaV
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

DIABoLIsI, ,-7P Professor ,Macallister is an
npunced TO be at the Atheneum on Thurs
dhy evening Of next week. Speaking OF
the feats of the Professor, the Emtra Adj
vsrtiser says under the head of "Diabol-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

THE Couch of the Angels Of the Air, at
Atheneum Hall, by Macallister. son, ,,oiai,1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27
City Property for Sale.

D.KS.R E,E,s BUILDING ON HIGR
ID street, in front the State House, for sale.
Addr6ss GIeigsH ~ iaol ga. .lBISBEBL1
iulyst Cleveland On
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-27

.r,HE CONFESSIONS sAND1ExPEHI.
ence Of an InyaIid.. published for thu. benefit,
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature De-
shy Of 4snsSOs, &S Ssppyips q tie same time
ed himself after undergoing considerable quackery.
BY inclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be mad OF the author. u hI
:, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ.
aneses sdsmI q ,eBroolilyn Kings %, NJ ~.