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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-11
NATIONAL BXPREss
AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

HAVING been appointed agent for the National
IL Express and Transpor tation Company at this
point respectfully solicit for it the patronage of
the business community. The Office Is at the store
room OF D. humphreys & Co.
MIR. JAMES w. CAMPBELL willsbe in readi.
ness to receive goods and give information of rates
&S 3d.; ,ses >. DAVID HUMPHREYS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-11
BAR ROOMS
lave you TRIED 1T YETI
THAT SUPERIOR wnIsKEY,
AT JOHN $. yesterdays

"e'o Bar Room, an the Basement of lie
Spirit Building"
WHICH is beyond question the most superior
that has ever been offered the paiates Of The low
ers OF the ardent in Charlestown and It's envIrons
The conductor of this establishment Is determined
that nothing shall be wanting his part 10 make
their BAR an acceptable one 10 those who indulge
and the truth of this statement may be essily es-
taolished by call upon him. lie is also PIE.
Pared 10 furnish all kinds of Mixed DENKs, adapI.
ed TO the season, in style not 10 be excelled here
or elsewhere.
He keeps also on hand, at all times, an assort
ment Of SUPERIOR CIGARS, and the CHOICEST
His OYSTER ROOM is now 10 the full tide o
successful operation, and those who would enjoy
plate OF the delicious bvalves have only to drop in
Call-as yOn pass this way
On JOHN 3 EASTERDAY.
November Z, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-11
IMPORTED 4 AMERICAN CUTLERY,
April 3, lsss.
ShannOndale Factory,

THE undersigned are conducting this we'll an.
Il pointed WOODEN FACTORY, miles
from Charlestown andl mile from KabI etown and
are constantly manufacturing Goods of superior
we exchange, our. manufactures according to
90 Drab Linsef =, yard for and a. lbs. Wool,
60 Grey Linsey, do. do. 4! do. s do. do.
90 Cashmere, l do. do. 81 do. 4 do do.
4 Piaid Linsey, do do. 81 do. 8 do do
Al Flannels, do. do. 2t do. 3 do do.
Yarns, Id. do. 2f do do. do.
Highest Cash Price paid Wool,
JAMES NJ JOHNSON & co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-11
Railroad Signals.

One whistle-"Down breaks"-the en-
gineer wants to slacken speed, or stop.
Two whistles-"Off breaks"--the engineer
wants to start, or go faster.
Three whistles ''Back up'-thc engine
is about to go backwards
Continued whistle-tDanger."
A rapid succession of short whistles is the
cattle alarm; at which the brakes will always
be put down.
A sweeping parting of hands on level of
eye is the signal to ''go ahead"
a downward motion of one hand, with ex-
tended arms, "to STOP"
"A reckoning motion of one hand, "to
back"
A lantern raised and lowered vertically is
signal for starting )" swung at right angles,
or crossing the track, "to stop;" swung in
circle, "back the train"
a red flag waved upon the track must be
regarded as signal of danger. So with other
signals given with energy.
Hoisted at a station is signal for a train
to stop.
Stuck up by the roadside is a signal of
danger on the track ahead
Carried unfurled upon the engine is warn
ing that another engine or train is on its
way.
AFRAID He hIGar BE DEAD.-Scens at the count
ing-room of u morning newspaper. Enter. man of
Teutonic tendencies considerably the for last
nights spree.
1eutOn--(To the man at the desk J-"Ifyou please
sir, wants the paper nit dis mornings. l;ne vot
hash de names of de beebles kills cholera III de
vile"
He was handed paper, and after looking it over,
in a confused way, said:
"Vill you be so good to read de names wot
don't have de cholera any more too just now.
and see if Carl Geinsenkoopenoffer hash got 'em2
The clerk very obligingy read the list the Teuton
listening with trembling attention, wiping the
Precipitation from his brow mean niIe in great ex-
citement. When the list completed, the name
of Carl Geiuseu-, well, no matter about the
whole name, wasn't there. Tie Teuton:s face
frightened up, and be exclaimed:
''YOu don find emf"
Cerk-'No such name there, SIR"
fredericksburg him warmly by the hand )-This
ish nice-this ish some fuus-that sh my Names
bin trunk ash never vas, and, Ply tam, lraid
vas gone ted nit cholera, and didn't know it
| Mine Coil vos scart.''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-11
MiseelIaneons.
GAS A BEAM ON TIE FACE OF THE
WATERS MAY Glow
sx aEduEsTs

ssAs beam on the faee of the waters may glow
While the tide in darkness nd GOODNESS below.
So the cheek nayb tinged with a warm sunny
Though the cold heart to ruin runs daEly the while.
One fatal remcn brance, one sorrow that throws
lite bleak shade alike ON our joys and our woes,
To which life nothing darker brighter bring,
For which joy has NO balm and affection NO sting
oh!t6s thought In the midst ofepjoyment will stay
Like dead, leafiess branch in the summer bright
The beams ofthe warm sun play round i. in vain,
ItnRy smile in its light; but it blooms not again.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-11
PORTABLE SEWING MAoHINE.

THE undersigned has secured the a gency for vir-
l. ginia, of the cheapest and pest
PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE,
ever offered tothe public. Its price is only 500
aud after being tested for five years. it gives uni
versal satisfaction to those who have been 50 fortu-
nate as 10 secure its advantages. The most salts
factory references could be furnished were ii deem
ed necessary butas those wishing to purchase would
doubtless prefer examining the Machine in person
can have opportunity Of doing so, by calling at the
residence OF Mr. Beller, next door to the Presby.
terrain Church, Charlestown.
July 81, 1s66-tf '' ~ MA NJ DANIEL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-11
PancathartiCOnized
o1aRve Wh1skev

PancatlartiCOnized
o1aFye Whiskev
DEPRECATED or Depurated for medical or social
patented June II, 1882, by
JOHN e. WILSON, Baltimore, Nd,
in Barrels. Demijohns, Bottles, &C. For sale bv
the Agent, on the Northwest corner of Howard and
Baltimore and Ohio RaiToad @ Nan ste snn6 Sa
that has not the Patentee aud Agents signature ON
JOHN E. WILSON,
Colts purity has heen fully tested as per the an.
ne1ed certificates of analysis:
CERTIFICATES.
From n careful Chemical analysts of Supe-
rior Old Rye Whisky, RI,ncofhartt1
comized by JOHN e. WILSON,
Of Baltimore.
o. This whiskey is characterized by the absence
od neavy Fusii on, Sugar and Poisonous Metallic
oil uptainted ana by r eta its ethereal oderous
P%3e. e sn,f,'IIty defeated Rye Whisky
Boston, Mass, 2Sd August, 1862.
Having made a careful chemical ana1vsis of the
Pa1 E5a Old Rye Whiskey of Mr. JoHN
WILSON, Bsltmore am pleased to state that it is
matters in Anyway detrimental to health. In sro-
ma, richness and delicacy OF flavor, 1t cannot be
surpassed. Respectfully yours
G. A. LE1BIG, Analytical Chemist.
\ Baltimore, July 26, 1862.
Careful chemical nalysis of four kinds of Wits.
kcy7suPerior Old Rye whiskey, Superior Old
Superior Old i, Corn -=PancatharticoaizSd
E. Wilson. of Baltimore, Md, have shown Rom 10
be free from the heavy Fusi Oils and from
Whiskeys. -ONNN ~
They retain the Ethereal Products, entirely free
from any TAlNT produced by injured grain or care
less fermentation. and being unmodified BY the use
Of are lrkably pure products of delicate
chemical operations. Respectfully
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.,
. State Assayer, g BoyIston street
Boston, Mass, 2sd August, 1862.
0-oRDERs SOLICITED.
00.Dealers and Druggists allowed a liberal dis
count For prices and particulars address sole
Agent of the United States
JOHN E. WILSON,
BALTIMORE, Nov 7,ls65.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-11
SToNEBRAKFR's
GREAT COUGH REMEDY,
VEGETABLE
COUGH SYRUP

Co[ Ine fapld Cure OF Coughs, Colds HoarscncEB,
Group Whooping Cough, Asthma. Difficulty
OF Breathing, Splitting Of Blood, FiFst y
Stages OF Consumption, Soreness Of
the Throat, and all Affections
of the Pulmonary Organs
This Syrup Is an invaluable remedy for The nIIe1
Walton and cure OF Pulmonary Diseases. II g
its extreme nidness, Is peculiarly applicable 10 tho
use OF children and persons In delicate health Al
an anodyne expectorant, Il win always be found 10
be beneficial, by alleviating and arTestinF me Sc
Vere spells OF coughing distressing to the PATIENT
Inc ahicted can rely upon its doing rs much, or
more than any Other remedy n soothing the nerves,
iac1hatng expeetoration, and healing The Diseased
Lungs thus striking At the root OF all diseases and
Graduating It from the system.
All we ask Is trial Of this preparation M II haa
no equal in its Effects, and hs TO give entir0
satisfaction to all who use Il. We warrant 4 In
all cases or ths money refunded.
Try it-Only 25 and so Gents a Bottle.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-11

Colts purity has heen fully tested as per the an
nexed certificates of analysis:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-13
NEW VOLUMES OF POETRY.
NEW PAPER COVER BOOKS
r RAM ES .

Gilt, Walnut and Rosewood Frames, all sizes
constantly on hand.
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PASTEL PAINTINGS.

Of Fruit, Game, Fish, ETC., all sizes, from 4x5
to 2Ox26 inches. Are by far the most beautiful
durable, and brilliant paintings, either for
parlor, library, or dining-room pictures, ever
presented to the public. Ranging in price
framed complete, from 5000 to $4,000.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,

For the Pocket-Bound ia Cloth, French and
Turkey Morocco, with Clasps or Tucks, holding
from to "a pictures, ranging in price from Is
cents to $3.50.
For the ParlOr or Library-Witb from l to 9
openings on page, holding from 20 to 400
views, bound in Cloth, French Morocco, and
Turkey Morocco. Also, in Extra Velvet, Gilt
Mountings, and Extra Ornaments, with Plain
and fooled Edges, ranging in price from SIPS
to S45'O0.
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

From Life. Over 1000 subjects, embracing
Officers of the United States Army and Navy,
Divines, Statesmen, Actors, Actresses, operate
Celebrities, etc.
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BIBLES AND PRAYERS.

Printed in the best manner, with beautiful
type, on the finest paper, and bound in every
style, ranging iu price from 40 cents to S5O'OO
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IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS.

Mounted on heavy white cardboard 2Ix27
inches Over 200 subjects copied from the
best works of Landseer, Herring, NJ. Angelo,
Raphael, Turner, Bonheur and others. Plain,
$3.50; Colored, $4'OO each.
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PALMER'S MARBLES.

Imperial, Medium, and Card Photographs of
these truly splendid Marbles consisting of
Faith, Morning, Evening, Spirits Flight Inn
mortality, etc., in Bas Relief. Ranging in
price from 20 cents to $4'0O each.
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MEDIUM PHOTOGRAPHS.

Suitable for lOxl2 frames. Over 1000 subjects,
copied from the finest engravings and paintings
in every department of art. Ranging in price
from 80 cents to $l'00.
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SYEREOscOPES

OF every kind; and over 5000 different kinds of
StereoscopiC Views.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-27
Important Correspondence - The
President and tlIe Postmaster sat
Hartford. .f .rtu. ..

WASHINGTON, March "a.
The following correspondence is pub
lished here. 1t created considerable talk
at the Capital during the day:
POsToFFICE, HARTFORD, Conn.,.
March %, 1866.
SIR:-I am now engaged in publicly ad-
vOcating the election of Jos. Z. English,
caudidate for Governor of Connecticut-a
gentleman who is openly committed to the
support of your veto, aud the defense of
your speech of the 22d OF February, and of
your policy of restoration, in opposition to
the Disunionists of Congress. | am oppos-
ing the election of General Jos. II. Hawley,
who openly disapproves of your veto and
your 22l of February speech, and declines
to support your policy, as opposed to the
Radical majority of Congress-. If my po-
litical action is not satisfactory to you, l
beg you to receive my resignation as Post
master in this city. 't
| have the honor to remain as ever,
.-ta ID Your Obedient servant
[Signed1 +. 5. CLEVELAND.
His Excellencv, Andrew Johnson, Presi-
dent of the United States.
The following is the Presidents indorse-
ment:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, March 20, 1866.
Your political action in uphOlding my
measures and policy is proved. Your
resignation is, therefore, not accepted, but
is herewith returned. arf .s.
fSignedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-27
The Civil Eslgh1s. Eli.

Especial dis patch to the Cincinnati Gazette.l %
gancap aT of thiS ,norninG o. contains lonis cd;
5vssTi 5Sor;sI uron tha f,iyil Pi Thts Nh Z.
Lnown to embodv the Presida1,,s viaiyU 90
aItSongh some of his advisers hotb IN onG
nnt of fha Cabinet are nrSin% him ~ nnt "tp ~
oct nnon snch oronnds The tollou,;ny iS " a
Snm,perv of the article. 10 I"
1'his Is bill TO abolish the states of tho
ITnion,a To, effect such an obiect bnt two
conditions are reouisite.' trst that doubttnI
FadprsI nowers shonJd he nssd !. Ina Sacl
ond. that the Statute shhnli be sfiin;entIv
execnted. ''"'i'
1st. II abolishes the State inr;sd;ot;or
Thisis en- beca,,se n mai, es r. a hi%h, nIis,io-
meanor @ for anv nersn% to denrive anu m''e ue-
tive inha 6itant Of 'ahv r,ght secnred m I hy this
Sct. ,'s " '"''
Oil II eetahlisbes negro s,,ror;or;t,- If
from anv caI1se the necassary noiina yaoni -
Iatjons Of q state in the nnre,y Iocoi I'D
donSestic concerns shonId onarSto 70 raooIr. "a,u
nize distjnction of coIor OF race sbovoveer
lindirectlv. this law may he worked "suc. S,,c.
.--- c.u--' -..tz. =. =, wv
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New York markvi-lMsr ! sa.


b e. GOTSIT9N-Dull, heavy and dropping at sO9sso
,g FLOGKgDug. heavy and common ur.des SSsso
q 8 so for round hoop Ohio, Is 55alI 90 for tfade
MHiSk1 1-Steadyj- Western at 90 26HQRQ a.
. " HEATTsDullA and heavy, and common RIadea 1
a2c lower. Sales OF 81 90 for old Mileaukee cIub.
~ 80 for new No. Milwaukee, 81 70 for new amber
Michigan, apd 81 25 for white Western. u. -.T
k1E-Quiet and unchanged. Nlh' iH4
BARLtY-Firm for prime and duh for ipferior,
CQRN-TDul and without decided change * dsm
1zc tgr npsotrd, and 73915c for sound mixed vest-
ern' both In store and delivered. in Ut Nv, nInl
YATSE7sfiIm and Iather more active at s7@f2o
fof Tnprs9qnd Western and for sound in .
SUGAR-Duii. I5Ko,for Porto Rico, IO1fc for
Cuba MuscoyadO, and Havana at lOz<pu. Tsa III "a
MOLASkES-Jull.1 m poTt0 Rice 500b75o. ird
PETROLEUM-Dull; 248qsc for crude, and $50
400 for refined in bond. ffi .,t,.,ff .-.i, -.
PORk-Firmer. Sales at S25@25 81 for new
mes. closing at $25 25 regulsr S23 50 for old do and
vi 25422 O0 tor prime: also, 3,750 brs new mesa
for and May, sellers option. at S2t 15a2s
e57Quiet Sales 700 brs 1t Sie@2U so for
new mess, and $40 b0924 for new extra mess Nv
,r BEEF 81 ANS-Heayy. Sales l5o brls at sse tc9
BAG0NzznglI at l5o for Cumberland. r-rsr
CUT MEAFS-Uncbanged. Sales at IIDi2Ko
for shoulders and l6I49 9Ist<cfer hams.
90 -1IARD-Heavy at le91Sko. is.e aaiFaf2
EBgTTER-Dull at 2t946c for Ohio, and dO000b
CHEEsE-Quiet at le@22c. - .,,,,'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-27
Cincinnati market.

$50 do superfne at 81 25. ~ ldpIg
WHEAT-A dull and heavy market. and prices
CORN--Mixed wastaken very freely at 529ssc in
elevator, holders asking5lp at the close. and this
rae was obtained for 400 bushels. In sacks II
OATS. No. lin elevator were in demand at 440
&c, and No. at 4Oc and in burlaps they w0didhot
bring much over these quotations.
GROCERIES, to choice Bio Coffee at 24D
29ci raw Sugar at l29l5c; hard refined lT9l71Sc,
and Moss ess 90 a Csc for Porto Ric0 'Tsff'Ig
l WFlSKY-Hodersarea asking 50 rs for that duty
paid, and 25c in bond in the small way but in lots
1t cmld be bought at ~ 2392 "a. Sid Tffis7
rsEED=Cloyer rs IN good demand at 45 90; for
prime, Flax Is dull, and pIices have declihed 10
S225 Timothy issteady, and in fair request at 60 10
93 20 for prime ~. ~ = I,i'f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-27

.
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. Ia
render thssn soft and fresh. to prevent eruptionsI
TO perfume clothing, &c, ,..,,, .in ...,..t,.i-,
1t overcomeS the unpleasant Odor Of Precipitation.
1ltremoves redDeE, tan, blotches, &c.9,-go N
tItcures nervous hesdnche and alIays Inflammation.
q ltcools, sUfteDs and adds deicacy totha skin! q
Ityields sasubdued and lasting perfume. .,.s
ltcures musauetO bites and stings Of insects. l,s
1t contains no material injurious TO the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. II is
what every lady should have. Sold syerywhsre.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne. Perfumery, or Toilet Water after
wards.
frr--r# DEhAS BARNES 4 CO.. mi
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. z.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-27
FROM BOSTON.
Publication OfRn Intercepted Lett
ter, PurPOrIing 10 be Written by
&. a. Clay. .- 'nrtl.

ter, PurPOrIinS 10 be Written by
q. a. Clay. 'nfty.
BosToN. March 26-The Advertiser pub
fishes an intercepted letter in the posses
| sion of the State Department at Washing
| ton, identified as being written by Clement
G. Clay, under date of st. Catharine's, G.
| W., November l6, 1864. The letter shows
the completely of the writer in the robbing
and numbering raids rom Canada into the
| United States 1t is understood to furnish
the real grounds for Clay's prolonged i'm
prsonment at Fortress Monroe. The letter
is addressed to j. p. Benjamin and urges
the official sanction by the rebel Govern
ment of the acts of Lieut.. Bennett Ii. Young,
and the other desperadoes who made the
raid on st. Albans, in order to prevent their
being given up under the eXtraditiOn trea-
| ty. Clay iustifies their acts as being legit-
innate warfare. He also interests himself
| to protect in the same way Captain Charles
| H.Cole. charged with piracy. in attempting
to seize steamer on Lake Erie. The let
tersays the sympathies of nine-tenths of
the Canadians are with Young and his
men, A majority of all the newspapers
Justify or excuse his act as merely retalia-
tion, and they desire only the authority of
the Confederate States Government for it
to resist their extradition. The letter alludes
to the then pending Presidential election as
follows: .oiss 2, 1si Oh na rnad n.r Hlg,
All that large portion of the Northern
people, especially in the Northwest, want
to. resist the despotism at Washington
They are ripe for resistance, and it may
come soon after 1.-The Presidential election,
At all events 1t must come if our armies are
not overcome and destroyed or dispersed!
No people of the. Anglo-Saxon blood can
long endure the usurpatons and tyrannies
of Lincoln. Democrats are more hated by
modern Republicans than Southern rebels,
and will be as much outraged and perse-
cuted If Lincoln is reelected They must
yield to cruel and disgraceful despotisIn,
or fight? They feelit and know it, '}E g9,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-27
ny TURNEY & SIMON.

Household Furniture at Auction.
We will sell on Wednesday, March 2sth,
1866, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
entire household goods Of Mrs. Fumphreg
at her residence on the southeast corner Of
High and Gay streets, consisting oftheEfol-
lowing: Sofas, Sofa Chairs, Mirrors, Win
dow Fixtures, Brussels and Ingram Carpet
ing, Bedroom Sets Ieoinpletel ana large
1otof Diningroom and Kitchen Furniture.
Sale pQsitiFeT Terms CASH
V. r. GLAzIER,
meh2e.sn ffunRM raEnsalsgman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-27

New ORLEANS. March 26.-The City Gov
eminent is still disorganized. The Gov
erhor refuses to recognize the elected Re-
coTders. '. 20
Heavy rains in Upper Red river. Navi-
CATION excellent. There are continued re-
ports of damage to levees by high floods
from the Upper Mississippi. Cotton seiz-
ures have been stopped by military orders
on Red river. Staple is comingin again.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-27
octs-d4wly q " ' 1SNN"| -S@ ASsH''' 90 ~ l.

BRANDRETH,S PIDES.s COSTIVEs
NESS, DlAnhhEA,-They are taken. by the
absOrbents and carried into the circulation through
Shicb medium they are conveyed to every part Of
the body ..
If the pain affects tie joints, single dose pro-
duees rem arkable eucft. And the same rule ap-
plies to costivcnsss, dlarrbea and dysenery; though
with the last named they may be required night and
morning for some days BEFORE decided relief is OBJ
tanned. In affections Of the lungs. throat, head and
pleurisy the relief is eftain the e1cfetory orgsps
throw of with ease the phlel m, and the breathing
becomes freer. Spasptdie asthma is oftea cure by
a single dose. r,rtsa '...g lra mch5 h5-d&wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-27
AMUsEMENTS.
- SEiIsier,s Ath enc 1nn nm. \

Ellsler's Atheneum..
Another large and crowded house, similar TO those
on theeyehinss Of last week, filled the Athensum'
lastnight to oyeraowins TbeNasd Queen was PRO-
duced with its usual smoothness brilliancy and en-
chanting beauty. FnTETgS faTTGg
Tickets for the complimentary benefit to Manager
Ellsler on Saturday night, are icing rapidly sold.
As the tickets for reserved seats on that occasion
are necessarily limited the fun comp inient VII
probably soon be disposed Of. Persons, therefore,
should early avail themselves of the opportunity to
Sscme seats for That evening. or the, nsy be too
Late.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-27
, HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

Thisisthe most delightful sndextraordinsry article
ever discovered. 1t changes the n-burntface and
hands to pOarly satin texture of ravshing beauty
inpartng the marble purity Of youth, and the dc
tt'gU0 appearance inviting in the city belle of
fashion. Il removes tan recklss. pimples SEhd
rOughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. 1t contains no ma
terisl injurious to the skin Patronized by Actross
esand Opera Singers. It is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price, so cts.
Prepared by W. HGG AN, Troy, NJ.
Address all orders to -sFiia4-tF-
w . .DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.. Nov YorlA
oct9-dkM1v
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,nlrRvsIN Ess NtoTioEs.
NTo oHouseifeQpers9

AEIE TO HOuaeltcepeFs. Q I7'.F y
For sale, a fine Rosewood Sofa, Marble
Top Bureau, Marble Top Center Table and
GWash Stand. ALI good as new. Apply
co. ;si7'ay ,s..g 525,s''' '.fR,. H. GEARY,
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tyranny B6 which they fnYee bImy Know
ing he cafihOt accept, they win attempt TO
lmpeaclr. and remOYe bin ( THE sovereign
people have given tie President a good
SUPPORT heretofotelg Me tell them the dan
gergis nor over. We counsel agaili meet
ings Of the people, 10 rebtfke, BY their
mighty voice ofahthofity, the new danger.