Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-20
BOOK NOTICES.

The LADY's FRIEND-A Monthly MAGAZINE of Lit
erature and Fashion, September, 1867.
Andrews & Hull, news dealers, next door
south of the Postoffice, have favored us
with the September number of this
very choice magazine. The princi-
pie illustration "The Village Doc
tor" is a charming picture. The
fashion plates are more than ordina-
rily good. while the literary portion of the
mag g4zine exhibits the great care, talent
and knowledge of its gifted editress, Mrs.
Henry Peterson.
GoDEYis LADY's BOOK, September. 1867. 20
Andrews & Hull also have received the
September number of Cooley. 1t would be
gliding refined gold to praise this maga-
zine. Its name is a household word wher-
ever the English language is spoken. This
number is one of particular excellence, and
should be in the hands ofevery lady in the
city. ag @ g1 5ii ess IS. ls5- =,
FRANK LEsL1E's LADY's MAGAz1SE and Gazette Of
Fashion, September, 1867. i.l -
Frank Leslie's magazine for September
is more than usually brilliant. The fash
ion department especially has received
more than ordinary attention, and the IL
Illustrations are true to the life.s The prac-
tical pattern is for basque jacket, a very
sty 'ish and handsome novelty. Andrews
& Hull have it for sale.
POLICE CoURr.-The prevailing hot
weather seems to have caused things ben
zinical to boil, and, as consequence, the
Mayors office was full yesterday.
Joseph j. III. Smith was as drunk as the
law allows. Brought out to the admiring
gaze of the spectators, he proved to be a
gay and gentle youth of some 45 summers
and springs against whom some malicious
officer had laid charge of drunkenness.
Any one familiar with the study of physi-
ognomy could see at a glance that where
innocence, purity and amiability were so
plainly stamped upon the face of this
charming youth, such charge must be
malicious and without foundation. He
was found holding up lamp-post singing
"Dear Mother. is there any pie in the house2'
The Mayor, just by way of joke, fined
Joseph j. H., So and costs, which he paid
George Townson has good record as a
hister.. He takes to his benzine with vim
when he does go at it. He was fined 81
and costs, which he paid.
| Samuel Dawson and Michael Smith wer
found visiting a house of prostitution
They were fined $40 each, and in defaul
went to the chateau. - 7es
John Long is not long on the roll of the
| galoots. Long was not long in getting hi
keg full. The long and short of it is Lon,
longed for drink too much, and in defaul
of So and costs, he went along to the regio
presided over by that eminent physician
d DIR. Wakeman. 1- Ass- u .e
i Jacob Smith was arrested es vagrant
Jacob has nothing to do, nothing to do j
:. with, and always wanted things so. Tha
he might be properly educated in tn
to ten days labor on the chain gang.
!, Jacob Crauss was drunk and cross. H
tried to cross the street but couldn't max
, it. He might, without the load of benzin
he was carrying, but with so much wiegt
the thing was impossible. He was fine
So and was committed to the chateau i
default. i''
L 10 duO1uCI hlS1CI VI utRu u0
gree. He was fined So, and in default wa
: awarded apartments in the chateau.
e VIM, Hanson, charged with visiting
house of i'll fame, was fined S5 and costs
E which he paid.
: Caroline Lang was found on the street
ID in state of intoxication. 1t is terribl
! spectacle, that of a drunken woman; S
! different from all our chivalric notions I
the sex, so shocking to our involuntar
respect for womankind that one hardl
: believes the evidences of his own sense
8 We don't know why it is, but one neye
!. feels the same on meeting a drunken maj
: as when seeing a woman staggerin
t through the streets. Caroline was ser
: fenced To- pay fine of S. and be confine
IL in the city prison for ten days.
Catharine Forester is an elderly woman
n too old to be found in state of intoxic,
e ton. She will drink in spite of ever,
n thing that can be said to her. AS corre
IS tive che was fined s5, and committed
|, the City Prison for three days. .F
nt John May and John Clark were passir
!. along in the neighborhood OF the che
: bang Kept by Mollie May. Being rust
and verdant youths from the village