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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04

In the Senate, on Monday. the 81 inst,
among bills fntfedpced, werestwo by
MFR. Stambaugh. One proposes to amend
he'act. relating to prosecuting attorneys
by providing that an attorney appointed
by the courtto assist the prosecuting at
torney on the trialsof cause, shall not be
paid greater fee than ten dollars per day
for the first three days OF the trial, and
after that not more than five dollars day
The other bin so amendst the A223 section
of the act of March q, 1887, defining the
powers and duties of justices of the peace
and .conseables, 10 criminal cases, as to
provide that no postponement of a trial or
examination before Justice on a criminal
charge, shall be for a, longer time than four
days, when demandedsby the prosecution
during which time the defendant NAV be
confined in the county Jail; but the conttn.
uance, upon the application Of the,accused,
may be for any length of time the justice
may deem necessary, and the constable NAV
confine the defendant during that time in
some convenient and secure place to be
designated By the Justice. !, se & - - : q,
The Senate confirmed the Goveresr's
nomination of Moses G.. Mitchell, of Miami.
county. for Director of the Penitentiarv.
in place of John c. Dunlevy, for six years
from the 1st inst.s ar =
Mr.. Yeoman's resolution for sending
to the President and others in authority
the protest of the Republican Senators to
the ioint, ,rescinding resolutions, was;mader
the special order for w wednesday, next at II
O'Clock A. NJ.
Hon. P. VAN TRUMP will please accept
our thanks for copy OF the Report of the
Special Commissioner df the Revenue. r
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HOUSE.
4l MORNING SESSION.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Harris.
HOUS e.

Mr.. MANN presented the petition of S.
L. Quinn and 81 other citizens of Franklin
county, asking for the repeal of the law
imposing tax on peddlers by way of
license. Referred to committee on Finance.
Mr.. ANDERSON presented the petition
of James Hammond and Is other citizens
of Adams township, Guernsey county,
Ohio, asking the passage OF law establish
ing county superintendent of common
schools. Referred to committee on Com
mon Schools and School Lands.
Mr.. MOORE, of Hamilton, presented the
petition, of j. q. G. Holenshade and %
other citizens of Hamilton county, for the
employment of State Naturalist or Ento-
mologist. Referred to committee on Agri-
culture.
Mr.. Belts presented the petition OF B.
B. Arnold and the Commissioners of Clin.
ton county. praying for the passage of an
act authorizing the Infirmary Directors of
said county to pay certain claims therein
mentioned. Referred to select committee
OF One-Mr. Belts. -Fza
- Mr.. GASTON presented the. petition OF
j. d. Gary. JnO. r. Jacobs and 80 other
citizens OF Butler county, praying for the
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Radical Assaults ON Gen. Grant.
Radicals are accusing General GRxNT Of

v
Radical Assaults ON Gen. Grant.
Radicals are accusing General GRANT Of
lntemperance. The AntisS1arery Standard
says:
No,o rumors reach as ron Washington,
GINNING from different. . and Trustworthy
sources. that General Grant has been seen un-
naistnRM5 lgrdrpk in the streets of that city
soithtSi fe,o soeeks.
The New York Independent ofJanuary %,
says: zE-esg 2SeaK 81:
Under the roof of the Capitol there is
now very little, intemperance, whether
among Democrats or Republicans. Occa-
sionally Presidential candidate is seen fud-,
died in the streets.a531t rEfefs as - - hki
The Revolution (Radical), January 20,
SAYS: 80 - q ,sStA%
The talk is that Cabinet officer called
General Grant 'sliar" and "sneak;" i"
that Geaefdt Grant Is drunk half The lime and
has been seen isteddyihg himself on dnother'si
arm IN Pennsgluanid duenue; that Stanton
and Washburne have humbugged him, and
that he feels his degradation, and don't look
anybody in the face. The talk is that jay
Cooke goes in for killing General Grant
and nominating Chase; that Chase don't
getdFupks issa moral man, andnliberalsto
loan agents and National bank men.
HAAS nice way to talk about the man
who. from present indications, is likely to
be the Republican nominee for President.
Is it true that General GRANT is. given to-
1ntemperance? s,ars, x,.e..
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Diminution In the Internal Rev
enue Receipts.

OiminulfOn In the Iuternal Rev.
enue Receipts.
1t is announced that the Ways and
Means committee have not yet reached the
free list on the Revenue bill, and that great
diversity of opinion exists in the commit.
tee respecting the number of articles
which it should embrace. and that the com
mittee have noticed a marked dininution in
the Internal Revenue receipts during the
last two months, and are apprehensive
that they may not be able to recommend
should be assisted.
Pretty much every interest in the United
States demands assistance. ALL are op.
pressed by taxation and dull times. They
need relief from taxation and the adoption
of policy that will give prosperity to the
country. The mad schemes that the Radi-
Gals are driving through Congress-taking
from the South all Civil Government and
substituting Military Government therefor
until Negro Supremacy shall be establish
ed, diyesting the President of all power re-
posed in him by the Constitution of the
United States, and denying the Supreme
Court of the United States the right to
pass upon the validity of any act of Con-
gress touching the disposition of the South
promises nothing but continued dull
times. The sooner the people and Con-
gress recognize the fact that prosperity
will not be restored to the country until
the fool-hardy project of establishing Ne
gro Supremacy in the South is abandoned,
the better. The abandonment of that poll
cy is the only Immediate direct road to
prosperity.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. LEETE offered the following Joint
resolution which was adOpted-yeas 81,
nays o:
I WHEREAS, By an act of che General As
sembly of the State of Ohio entitled an act
making partial appropriations tor the year
1868, passed February l, 1868, appropria-
!. tions were made for current expenses OF
the Deaf and Dumb asylum, and for print
ing and binding to be done at said asylum !;
also an appropriation in the following Ian
guage, to wit "For continuing the work
on said Deaf and Dumb asylum, forty thou
sand dollars" and
WHEREAS, 1t was the intention of tn.
General Assembly, that said sum of forty
thousand dollars should be applied in pay
ment for work already done on said aSy-
lum, and not in payment for work to be
done in the future; and it is doubtful
whether the clause of said act above quo
ted. can be construed to authorize the ap
plicatiOn OF said forty thousand dollars to
the payment for work already done on said
asylum, therefore s.lir,st2..-' y ~
RESOLVED by the General Assembly Of
the State of Ohio, That the words, For con-
tlnulng the work on said Deaf and Dumb
Asylum forty thousand dollars" as con-
tained in said act, shall be construed so as
to authorize the application of said forty
thousand dollars to the payment for work
already done ON said Asylum, and upon
the filing of the proper vouchers the Audi
tor of State shall issue warrants according
to- the construction put upon said act by
this resolution, and the Comptroller shall
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04

NDDRESS TO THE NERv0US.4yD.
IA Debilitated whose suferings have been pro-
tracted from hidden causes. and whose cases re-
quire prompt atment to render existence desirs
bic. If you are suffering have suffered from in
voluntary discharges. what efe,t does it produce
bitated. easily tired? Does little extra exertion
produce palpitation of the heaita Do vour liver.
milky OF docky. o. is it rops On ssftiSef or does
the bottoa asr S.s s nc
iSSsiso Ssass snSIs srss.siSs Or
ing or rushes Of blood to the head? is your mem
ory impaired? Is your mind constantly dwelling
upon this suhjectf DO you feel dull. lis less, mop
ess, me S SdIss Dss .Ds
little thing make you start or jump Is your sleep
brilliant? The bloom on Your cheek as briehi Do
yod enjoy yourself in society as we'll? Do you pur-
feel as much confidence in. yourselff Are your
SPLITS dHla = and I'd aasEing given tpsf fss Of mslsn-
40 .sess sef baef
your knees weak and baye but little appetite. aud,
y9S sttribute this % dyspepsia or liver coplsiA
cured. and seEuil excesses all capable Of pro-
ducing weakness of the generative organs. The
the man Did You ever fhi ok that those bold de-
fant energetic. perseyering. successful bnsinees1
in perfect health? You never hear such men COM
plain of being melancholy. Of nervousness of pal
and discouraged; they are always polite and pleas-
ant in the company Of ladies, and look you ard
them ght in the face-none Of your downcast looks
or any other meanness about them. l do not mean
those who keep the organs inflammed by running to
excess These will not only ruin their constitu-
tions, but also those they do business with 5YEe
=
How many men from badly cured diseases from
the cots of elfabuse and excessess have breught
about hat state OF weakness in those organs that
has reduced the &c aera system much to in
duce almost every other disease-idiocy, lunacy
paralysis. spinal affections. suicide and almost
erY other form of disease which hnmapiys is ;hsir
to, and the real of the trouble scarcely ever
suspected, and have doctored for all but the right
one. .s.tss 4t.s=fsaE
Diseases Of these organs require the use of q ii-
uretic. HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BU-
CHU is the gseat Diuretc. and is certAiucnre for
diseases.of the Bladder, Kidneys. Gravel, Dfopsy,
Organic Weakness. Female Complaints. Geue era
Debility. and al diseases of the Urinary Organs.
whether existins in Male Female. from Whatever
cause originating and matter Of how long stand
ing. .rr-.,.s -o.asfs y.sa7r9f
: 1t no treatment is submitted to, CONSUMPTION or
insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood sre sup
ported from these and the health and hap
piness. and that of posterity depend upon promptI
use Of o relia lie remedy. zA s-<l SR-%
Helmbold's Extract Buchu .estab!i he'd upward ofS
IL years, prepared by II. T. HELMBOLD, Druggist,
59i broadway. New York. and -.
I04 South 10th street. Philadelphia, Pa.
PRICR-sI IS per bottle, bottles for SO. de.
where. nova
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countersign and the Treasurer of Stat
shall pay said warrants.
VOTE .REcoNsIpEREp.

3 On motion of Mr.. JEWETT. the vote by
which Senate billin relation to authorizing
city councils OF cities of the second class,
to borrow money and issue bonds for the
enlargement and improvement of water
works was passed upon the second reading
this morning, was reconsidered and order
ed to be read third time Tomorrow.
80 PETITION -
~ Mr.. r.THORNHIBEsso leave, presented.
the petition of Joseph Norris and eighty
othericitizens of Coshoctoni county. asking
the passage of a law to authorize the Com
missioners OF Coshocton county to erect a
bridge over the Tuscarawas river in said
county, at or near the town of Orange.
keferred to select committee of one-Mr.
Thornhill ga. lrs.f .-..siiiis i;
The House then went into a discussion on
the special order, being Mr.. Jewett's recon-
structton resolutions. upon which Messrs.
denricks, Sherwin, iEielding, Eames and
Cockerill spoke. 3; ,s :. ,f,,.,. 4,,f
On motion of Mr.. WALLING, the reso-
lutions were made the special order for to-
morrow at21la o'clock. - ~ rs $
Adjourned. -; ,; r3la
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04

WE infer from the manner i'm which the
Columbus. Journal speaks of Representative
Wolf, of Hamilton county. that Mr.. Wolf
IS Democrat.-DdytonJ Journal
Z That's as much as to say that the Co.
slun,6us Journal y should not call any person
but Democrat ''fool." That's "tbe
Columbus Journals !" habit. In this in.
stance, however, it characterized the Re.
publican leader in the House 6 fool.o
For the gentleman from Africa q the Co.
sunnbus Journal" has a great affection, and
was almost inconsolable that the Legisla-
ture refused to invite Negro company to
participate in the Inauguration ceremonies,
while for "the gentleman from Jep-dea"
it has so great a contempt that nothing
short of the word STOOL will convey it.
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PendIe,on In Maryland.

The Baltimore Gazette. after having made
due inquiry, is convinced that ito the peo.
fp'e OF Maryland" ssthe nomination of Mr.
PENDLEroN would be more acceptable than
thatof the other gentlemen who have been
spoken of" SIS a
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ADMISSION. go cts; -chiIaren, 10 Gu.

The Members of the st. Patrick's Total Absti-
nence .Society-Mrs Wall, Mrs. Fay. Mrs. Corney
aud Miss Zettler.
The Ladies Of the Altar Soci ety--Miss E. Burke
and Miss Berry. $50. .f-
The Ladies Of the Sodality-Miss K. Ford. Miss
Care and companions.
The Conductors of the Mary and Martha Table
Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Naughton.
The Con 'uctors of the ST Joseph's Tabie-Mis.
Clark. Miss Burns and Miss DOonaD. ,.e
The Con iuctors of the St. Peter and Paul's Ia
bl Mrs. Young and Miss Elliot. - ) =
The Conductors of Children of Mary Table-Mrs.
Manning aud assistants.
The Members Of the st. Vincent's So-iety will
be on hand w ednesday and the following night.
nagpy 70 seo e. 20 ~ oa auu ac ninoS IN ave enem
BY it. =. n 81 5stJfl. ..4ift.s..f ... 80.
On the first evening of the Fair will be rafled a
Silver Watch, q sewing Machine, Fancy Pin
Cushion and Set of Chairs. Come and see.
feb4 d5t - 49, - ~ y
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The New York Independant has added
the new compound word common
sensible" to the English language.
Whether it will be adopted remains to be
seen. At first sight, it seems little clun-
sY tor use. --t-- y .---.-I.- ~ :.
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One Kind of Currency.

[ The Pittsburgh (Pa.) Post says: "No
man in either party, in the great West, can
stand one moment against the doctrine
one Kind ofn'oneytor aH.'
That's so.
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The foreman of one of the New York
fire engine companies few years ago mar
ried fortune of $4,000 ran through il,
and is now sued by mis- wife for the allow
ance of $50 month";, 4,t.,. -. -..,. ..a N
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
y there will be presented to the Commissioner
of Franki coun y. Ohio. at their Ma rch session.
petition to locate and establish County Roa as
follows: Commencing in the center of the Co. road
3 heikht OF ground opposite Davii Myers barn:
thence running northerly course between Andrew
Mii'ken,s house and barn upon straight line to
roa to he forty feet wide,
January 29th 1858. t.is--rf f.s1.-t f.sst -..i.is
jan30 ditw4t PETITIONERS, 4
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DR.. 1T. Hendersen's Letter..

DR.. ]. IT Henders0n's Letter..
90 FARSyILLE.s La. March 8. 1850.
DR.. T. ALLcocK-Sir: have been suffering under
severe attack Of nesruloic disease Of my bowels
for years. with Aypertropay of tAe heart and have
tried everything known to the practice Of medicine
from the very best NJ. DPS; but truth prompts
me to say that your p asters have given me more
permanent relief than anything else have used.
and belle . will produce perfect cure. Il -.
The counter-irritant effect of your Plasters IL
produced in such mild ar d gradual way. they 10
the circulation around the parts to ich
they are applied. and exert upon all nervous dis
eases such great sedative influence. that place
them confidently at the head of every plaster now
in use. IL, Yours very truly. =, .-s,.s,.- 81, a
.T5t5s..a f-if ,li /. T. HENDERSON. n D.oH
- .. aai7-.ia ? 81 -
Principal Agency, Brandreth House. New York.
Sold by all Druggists. / jan2e-d&vlm q;
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AUCTIONEER
-.f-.fH.t ~ AND g. - =
P PAPER HANGER

wv J.. DENTON, AUOTIOsEER AND
w. Paper Hanger Reynoldsburg. Franklin coun-
ty Ohio returns thanks for past e, and ures
those who may call upon him that he will do all in
his power to p! ase He fatters himself that from
his long experience as an Auctioneer, and I sue
which has hitherto attended his sales, that he
will merit a share Of pubic patronage.
would respectfully recommend Mr.. DENTON
to my friends and the public at large as reliable
and industrious Auctioneer, and one who can be
depended upon In anything appertaining to his bus
nesss
feb3-dlt& w2t+:r 13i GEO. II. EARHART.
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SIMS GENERAL NEWS. 8
GoLpzclosed in New York yesterlaY:s
14l5s.
A WEEKLY magazine has been started f.
Salt Lake City.
MISS THAcxERAY's fun name Is given {,
Euphemia Ella Victoria Regina Sara
Thackeray.
THOSE who have tried it, say that Ell, !,
plant meat becomes palatable after q
hours boiling.
HANNIBAL HAsrLIN is favorite in portion
of the West sfey Vice sPrssident1ea th-
Grant ticket.
SENATORS SUMNER aad Fessenden are NJ
on the best of terms with each other-ta
put it in the mildest phrase.
The police authorities have compelle 4
the lengthening of the dresses in the ne~
spectacle of "Gulliver." !" in Paris.
GAM, an iron master of Hungary, mad
one hundred thousand railway car wheel :
during his lifetime. .'iAs94S 10 ' - Z
THERE is printing office in Ossipee,
H., in which all the labor is performed
lady and her daughter.
A,GALIQY of brandy, costing ,s12 yiel6;
$6EM when retaiiedi b. .the glass; Whisk.
at $5, yields $27 80.
GxLusHA A. ROW. fits said, is supportff
by forty Pennsylvania papers for the Vic.
Presidency.
The Republican State Convention c
Minnesota will meet at st. SPaui, May l:
to elect delegates to the National Convel
tio9s Tuvw RTT Wyu q
THE Maryland Republican State Conver :
tion, to elect delegates to the National Coz
vention, is ca He'd to meet in Baltimore
the 9Th Of March. g ~ gees .ss, 81 { =
THE Massachusetts, State Republican
Convention for the choice of delegates I
Presidential Convention at Chicago wi :
behsid It Fdrcsstsr. Thursday .sMarch IL {
A NEW and alarming disease ia reporte
among the prisoners at Rome. The author :.
ities say, it is neither cholera nor, typhn.
and does not result from overcrowding.
FATHER AGAPIus, who was welcomed IN
Trinity Church a-fewsyears ago,as q prizes :
of the Greek Church, is preaching Metho-
dism in California.
GOVERNOR fHUMPHREYs, of Mississippi.
condemns the non-votng policy in that
State, and wants the whites to turn out in
force at the polls.
f4 infant Of a poof howef woman died,
on its mothers arm while she was peddling
her bouquets on the streets OF London,
starved to death asi,a1 ;al 9a c -.steas 81 /
A Young clerk in this city, says the Ne,o
York Commercial Advertiser, who married
about Christmas on, 81 900 salary, had his :.
pay Re dhced abeas $4oO on the1st inst. : q
ACco RIDING to the Boston Post, some of
the members of the Congressional Temper
ance Society have been attacked by delir-
ium tremens. 1t must have been out of
spite. .saA0zoHao ssssss 2 = 'Esa =. Z
THE total amount OF duties collected in all
the Cpetom Houses of the Island of Cuba :
duffng December, was $7635 For the
corresp onding period of 1866 the amount
was $742,S09, the increase in 1857 being
$2O,7O1.
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ElNE tkUHBERY AND FLOWER
Il ROOTS FIR SALE he popular resor,
known as Old Joe's Garden. having beer purchased
bulb roots. &C.. offered for salc either in larc,
or small quantities. st reasonable TT ces. Also
some of the best and cheapest lots in the ci y mort
fine carriaae. buggy, express wagon and harness.
win be traded for. Ing lire at Old Joe's Garde !.
at Rose Cottage. on High street, north of depet
febI-d3msdw THEODORE TONG.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

DIRECTOR OF THE PENITENTIARY.l-
Mr.. HUTCHINSON, from the committee
on the Penitentiary, reported back. the
message of the Governor, nominating
Moses G. Mitchell, of Miami county, for
Director of the Ohio Penitentiary, in place
confirmation, which was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. .GRISWOLD. G the nom-
ination of Mr.. Mitchell was assented to,
and confirmed by the Senate, for the term
of six years from the first day of February,
1868 by the following vote
YEAs-Messrs. Biggs, Brooks. Campbell
Dickey, Dowdney, Emmitt, Evans, Everett,
Godfrey, Golden, Griswold, Hall, Hutch
eson, Jamison, Keifer, Kramer, May, Potts,
Rex, Scribner, Simmons, Stambaugh, Tor.
renee, Winner, Woodwork, Yeoman-26.
NAYs-None.
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REFERENCE OF A MEMORIAL.

On motion OF Mr.. KRAMER, the memo
rial of the Trustees of Miami University
in regard to the Agricultural College fund,
was taken from the table, and referred to
the committee on Universities and Col
leges. z
49,. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
On motion of Mr.. EVANS, the Senate
went int0 committee of the Whole-Mr.
Berry in the chair-and resumed the con-
sideration of Mr.. Stambau9h's Dentistry
bill. This bill provides that after the first
day of September, 1868, it shall be unlaw-
full for any person to practise dentistry in
this State, unless he has received a diploma
from duly incorporated dental college, or
certificate from the Board of Examiners
provided for in the bill. under the penalty
of fine of not less than fifty. nor more
that the act shall not apply to the extrac-
tion of teeth by physicians aud surgeons.
s The committee then considered Mr..
Dowdney's Senate bill to amend the fourth
section-of the act Of April 30, 1852, for the
election of prosecuting attorneys and pre-
scribing their duties, as amended April 49,.
1866 (Ohio Laws, vol. 81, page 173.) This
bill amends the section providing for the
compensation prosecuting attorneys are
to receive, and graduating it according to
the population of the sevaral counties, by
adding Clermont county to the counties in
which the compensation of the prosecut-
ing attorney is not to exceed nine hundred
dollars year. tft
At five O'Clock, the committee rose and
reported back the two bills. The dentistry
bill was indefinitely postponed. Mr..
Dowdney's bill with the amendments made
in committee, was,
On motion of Mr.. DICKEY. laid on the
table, and ordered to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. YEOMAN, the reso-
luton offered by him for sending to the
President and other authorities the protest
of the Republican Senators to the joint re-
scinding resolutions, was taken from the
table, and
On motion of Mr.. BROOKS, was made
the special order for Wednesday next at
IL O'Clock A. NJ, and ordered to be printed
The Senate then adjourned.
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A GREAT religious revival is in progress
in the city of Philadelphia. .
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a THE DIoRAMAa yaa.
.-,..,-0F The. ,,,f. q
Funeral Obsequies
-tf J-s. '-0F-; .fr,.r -5.:5..,.4 ~.
.. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, +. (.

Represents, by the aid of over 100000 moving Me-
chanical Figures. beautiful Paintings and novel
Machinery. the principal features of the memora-
BILE and must, therefore, be of especial
interest to every American citizen. This stupend-.
ous Work 5f Art, which was completed at an -ex-
pense of over $50 ooo and surpassss in, grandeur,
by association of gentlemen who will place it on
the Union. t'''''if - = - s ~ ''fff'
Numbered and. registered Certificates, of ,-Ad-
mission will be issued at FIFTY CENTS each.
winch will eutitle the holder to one ad mission
to the Diorama whe leyer and whe ever exhibited,
and IN accurate Photograph Of some one Of the re-
markable scenes represented by the Diorama.f