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CERTIFICATE.
ALABAMA. Sept.

ALABAMA, SEPT. Is, 1888.
Messrs GUStin f MinOr.-Gentlemen
Having learned that you purchased our Horse
Lone WAIST, we hasten TO give you a Certi-
ficate of his blood, which you will discover
is not inferior TO any Horse on the conti-
nent.
LoNe-WAIsT was got by the celebrated
Horse Old Sir Archy, he by Diomede, &c,
his dam was got by PacOlet, he by the inn
ported horse Citizen, he by Pacolet Of Eng
land, be By Blank, and he by the Godolphin
Arabian; his grand dam was got by Alpheus,
he BIZ imported Jonah, out Of Green's old
Cellar Mare, the dam Of Little Billy and
Maria, two very distinguished racers. The
Cellar mare was got By Old Ceier, The best
son Of Old James, out Of Partner Mare
Apollo, imported Valiant, imported James,
imported Jolly Roger. Long-Waist's grand
dam was by the imported Dare Devil, ne BY
Magnet, bis G. g. grand-dam by Old Wildair,
the best son ofimported Fearnaught; his 2.
g. grand-dam Job By .Flimnup, Claudius,
Dianna, Sally Painter by Sterling Silver, By
the Belsize Arabian. Long Waists 2. a
grand dam was out Of the dam Of Old ROSY
Claek, the dam Of Oscar. This pedigree
could be traced back through al the fine
stock in England, but we deem il nnnsces-
sary, as i is here shown that this Horse has
not one bad cross. Respectfully, sc.
JAMES w. CAMP,
HENRY b. TURNER.
Good and extensive pasturagc. gratis, but
we viii not be liable Eor any escapes or &C.
eldenss that may happen-lhe greatest care
viii De taken 10 pTePeRl either Mares that
missed TO Long Waist last season, may 90
this season, gratis, prOgidedthe season money
6as been paid.
JOHN 10. HENDRICKS.
WiLIsIAM PICKETT.
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PePfOPmRmCG9.

RABBIT CATCHER, in 1889, then years
Old, =Won at Liverpool the two year old
stakes, seven subscribers Of 80 soveTeigns
each; and in the Autumn Meeting, 1889,
at Liverpool, he won the Knowsley Stakes
OF 30 sovereigns each, 3 subscribers. IL
ls4O, then 8 years old, Rabbit Catcher won
the Stand Cup at Chester, beating Shark
and Lady Abbess, two miles and distance.
Rabbit Catcher was Withdrawn from the
course at years old, in consequence of the
death Of his owner, and has not since been
trained. His grand-sire (St. Patrick) won
the ST., Ledger, and his sire Bird Catcher
ran second for that great stake in 1892,
against over a hundred subscribed compe-
litors.
Rabbit Catcher complained little last
spring, owing, perhaps, 10 the voyage be had
Just made, which was in part the reason his
services were not then offered to the public;
bu: he is now in fine health and vigOr. and
I with confidence offer him to a discerning
public as a race-horse Of the first order Of
merit, both as TO form, pedigree and per.
| Torrance.
1t is The opinion Of eminent turfmen Gin
which | fully concur,) that more promising
Young Stallion has not crossed the Atlantic
for many years.
am provided with excellent Pasturage
Rye-Lots, Stables, &C., and will feed anC
take especial care of all mares sent 10 the
horse, but will not be liable for escapes o
accidents. ROBERT Fl. CAGE.
Yazoo County, 18th Feb'y, Is 4S. 35-t
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PEDIGREE.

LONG.WAIST was got be the famous
Horse old Sir Archy; his Dam by Pacolet,
and he by Citizen; he by Pacolet of Eng
land he by Blank, and he by the Goldophin
Arabian. His Grand Dam was got by AL
pheus; he by imported Jonah, out of Green's
old Cellar mare, the Dam of Little Billy and
Maria. two very distinguished racers.
LoNe-WAIsT was a very distinguished
Race Horse, having been winner at all
distances from one TO four mile heats, which
may be seen by reference TO the Racing
Calender
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PILLSa

AsAFE AND CERTAIN CURE FOR cHILLS AND FEVER.
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People throughout the southern country may
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ed them so efectual and certain as these pills. II
is expectedtha cOunterfeiters will make attempts
upon them.
Each box contains 90 doses Of pills. Price only
one dollar box. One box will cure from two 70
four cases Of chills and fever. For sale by K. H.
Randolph, YazOo City, Miss.
April 90, 1842. 42-tf.
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THE TERMS

VIII remain as heretofore-THREE DOLLARS
pet annum, II advance; four copies for Ten Dol
lar, ami IN that proportion for larger number
POstmasters win kindly frank letters containing re-
malances.
Or Every PoPtma Ter, or any other individual,
wao viii obtain FIVE new subscribers, and remit SIS
cnpent money, free Of postage, shall receive free
copy Of the New World one year. Is there Post
0ace 10 the United States OF Canada that cannot
eaiily furnish this number7
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4 GREAT REVOLUTION has been created ii
the bo0k-publsking business BY the pFopFistoEs Of
thu New World, who were the 6Fst to introduce the
syaem Of printing cheap editions Of all popular
wokss 80 e TO bring within TIE means Of every Ia
MY u The country works which, ID any ether form
weld cost from 81 70 6 Zach, Cor The most trihng
ems. 10 this enterprise we have given the exc
prasslye designation Of BOOKS FOR THE PEO-
PIE, which truly expresses TIE character and de.
slgf g our puplications. These consist Of Biogra.
PHI, Bomaniic, Scientific and Shndard Works, BY
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for they are recognized here almost as universally
a 10 Great Britain. Articles from its pages have
been copied extensively IN our papen, and The Ae-
rican reprint Of Bentley has enjoyed very exten-
i've circulation. But there are Thousands Ia this
nation Of magazine and newspaper readers who
cannot afford TO pay the price asked for the only
American reprint ii the market; and moreover
delay occurs Ia the republication alluded 70, which
Is Car from satisfactory TO the public and which our
facilities enable ne to ohviate.
We propose to issue WITHIN FORTY. EIGHT
HOURS AFTER THE ARRIVAL OF EACH
STEAMSHIP or THE CUNARD LINE,
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by Gohanna out Of Flaxinella BY Trenthami
Dick Andrews was BY Joe Andrews, he by
English Eclipse.
s.. Patrick was By Walton, he BY Sir
Peter Teazle, he BY Highhyer, he by HeTod'
he By neutrality-suspicious.
Turk, &c.
Willi0msoR's Ditto was BY Walton out o.
Arethusa by Dungannon, he out Of AsPasIa
by English Eclipse.
Than which, a richer or purer pedigree,
no horse in America can boast.
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PEDIGREE.

RABBIT CATCHER was bred by the late
Sirrhomas Stanley, Bart, formerly one Of
the most eminent Turfmen ia England
He was lOaled in 1887, and was got BY Bird
Catcher, dam BY Tramp, grand-dam by Will
liamson's Ditto out Of Young Rachel by
VolunteeT;--g. g. grand-dam BY High1yer;
&. g. g. gran-dam by SyphOn; 2. 2. g. e.
grand.dam BY Regulus -Snip--C oiingham
Warlock Galloway-Snake, &c.
Bird Catcher was by ST. Patrick fwinner
Of the ST. Ledger.) dam Hedley Mare Isis
ter 10 Luss,) The dam also Of Birdlime, Pick
Pocket, Jack SpigOi, and other capital run.
grand-dam Jessy By TotteFidge, her
dam Cracker BY Highayer out Of NuieTack.
CT b. Malch'em.
Tramp was by Dick Andrews, his dam
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National Magazine
OF
LITERATURE, ART and FASHION.
Graham's Lady's and Gentle
mans Magazine.
PROSPECTUS FOR Is43.

EDITORS:
GEORGE R. GRAHAM e. r. w. GRISWOLD.
REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS:
J. FENNIMORE COOPER, RlCH'D H. DANA,
VIM. CULLEN BRYANT, H. w. LONGFEL-
Low, T. C. GRATTAN, CHS. F. HOFFMAN.
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tGRAHAMss MAGAzINE' viii be publishol a. i
FIRST Of each month in every quarter Of II onion.
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sdaS ssa
ba On your upper you
fu faces the Poadre Subtitle invented by Dr. Felix Gouraud
will quickly and forever eradicate It, without the slightest
BY seeing the preparation Doctors Office all doubts
OF the article beiny humbug will quickly vanish For sale
only at Walker street. door from the of Broad
all waraDtedThe celebrated Italian edcaied Soap
ing AL botches pmpes eckes morphew scurvy itch
hands. face bite. effects mmediate the
washing OF children, aayng all irritation and chatting
properties are really astonishing soenng ADD healing that
no mother should be without cake One cake, 50 cents
iuhclen and we warrant return the money not
cessp be on your guard against bold imitation and buy
no where else bat as above.
Gourauds Eau de Beanie, or True Water of Beauty
well known and approved cleansing healing pur
lying and beaunSng the eompxion and by ITS dlating pro-
peses eventng TIE formation OF wrinkles and banishing
ourauds vesetabe Liquid Rouge imparts adecate blush
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gloves th PREPARATION diluted with wster nimitable 90
Goucpds Hair Dye will change red gray hair beaut-
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H Blame iaS Dye S VT ss
from all inurious ingredients and entirely annhilang
chalk and fake white Put up elegant boxes as
Buy where but at g. Walker street Just one door from
the corner Of Broadway where will be found
the most delicate and choice Perumery imported from all
parts
AgensIJordan Milk street. Boston; TO Chestnut street
Philadelphia robinson, Harrsbursh Henitch. Lancaster
cs% or SMITH, smo% sss
Myers New Haven DYER, Providence Taylor NesSoIt
White, Calais Seth S. Hance, Baltimore; selby Parker
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New Stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

FLOUR GRArN-As the weather to-day was very in.
element very few sales were made Prices without
change
CorroNThe speculative feeling continues, and large
sales made from one to another at small profits The
sales to-day 1000 bales at extreme low prices and
have been made principally since the arrival Of the south
ern mail this afternoon
AsHEs.-Nothing doing to-day. Pots dull at 81 5OaS4
SGT. Pearls, S5aS5 06l
PRovIsoNs-Al articles under this head are inactive
and without change in prices
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k'EALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
tSroadtcay, opposite the City Haii.)
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY NOVELTIES
.aU for One Shilling

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY NOVELTIES
an for One Shilling,
MONDAY, DEC. as 1879
TEN SPLENDID PERFORMANCES /!
The first II o'clock A. and repeated every hour during
the day and evening" The Mus Handsomely decorated
with Christmas Greens and will Illuminated evening
CYNICAL PUNCH AND JUDY.
Mr. Grimadi i'll introduce his Au,omaton Performs who
wilt play the aughable farce Of Punch ard Judy The
and fun ch this play produces for the children all ages
immense
Flu ch is real ghterhe beats the negrokicks the doctor
ont OF docr-knock down the constable whips his dear
Jndy-hangs the hangman-and finally carried of by Old
Nick.
Mons ADRIEN, the wonderful Magician and
PROFESSOR OF THE BLACK ART,
will introduce his aughable aud wonderful Feats Of Magic
With mys'erio1 DISCREPANCIES, changes, &C. which have
Il, en- him the title of
THE WIZARD OF THE WORLD.
Miss ADAIR the accomplished Vocalist
Miss Cecilia Blnchard the celebrated Female Jugger and
Player the Musical Jlassey.
SNOW WHITE NEGROES.
% Just arrived from Brazil, Negro Boys (seven and
old) perfectly white with pink eyes, woolly hair
white with the flat and thick lips of the African
MADAME ADOLPHE
The Celebrated Sybil,
be privately all regarding Fast Pre-
Future She has consulted
eminent persons i-eludng N. p. Willis Eiq. editor Of
the New York Mirror
Admission to the whole l2h shilling Tor
consutIug Madame Adolphe
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FROM LONDON


MRS. MiTCHELL late of London, begs respectfully to
IVA nnounce tohose aides requiring the aid Of Mdwife,
that she has completed her for
dence New ork Mrs M kas received thorough medical
edgcetcn and bears diploma FROM the City Of London Lying
for several and successfully engaged and
principal thousand Of childbirth Mrs. NJ
favored with high testimonials and certificates of qualification
from tn most eminent OF the London medical faculty. and
which all times open for inspection Residence Mad
street. door from Perl. dis 3msr
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AMERICAN MUSEUM
AND Pc r p f T UA l. FAIR.
D-CHRISTMAS.- 90
MODAY, Dec IS, 1913.

0-CHRISTMAS.-S
- MODAY, Dec, IS, 1913.
GRAND HOLIDAY AMUSEMENTs
,usro,,c,,o,, THE SHttLp S1S DDEkl4HT !! !
TWELVE sPLENDID PERFORMANCES.
The first O'Clock the morning,
cey the will be repeated every hour dur
ing the day and evening.
The Museum Cessed rOprIaey with Christmas Green
BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED
in the Grecisn style with coored glass; cies
presenting OF Gorgeous Msgucnce squaed in
LAST DAY OF GEN. TOM THUMB,
GEN. TOM THUMB--This remarkable little man. weigh
ing only Fifteen Pounds will all
and will the audience with dances &c this
being his last before Ealing for London and Paris
NEW CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME
At each entertainment will be performed the aughsble funny
Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN SANTA CLAUS
Ths splendid performances has been several weeks prepare
ton under the direction of Nous and Mad Checkeni IRON
mysteries, Transformations &c will Provea delightful
all branches Of families Harlequin Peasant Mad Checkea.
Columbus, Mis- Jecelyn-FIench Clown, Mon Checkeni-
Panaloon, Mr. I q Booh-Sln'a Claus Mr. Frexent Black
rey sweeG Miller &c, by talented performers.
Miss ADAIK the accomplished Vocalist.
NJ: r. y SHERMAN, the popular Bal ad Singer.
GREAT WESTERN, the Yankee Story Teller and Ethio
plan Orator.
THE WHOLE Gypsy FAMILY.
y The Family of Wandering Gipsies, six number the
first that visited America, be during whole
day and evening, without extra charge.
The GPSf QUEEN can be privately consulted regarding
Past, Present and Future.
10 Admission the whole Is cents-chdren under
years, half price,
rs for private consultations with Gypsy
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1914 is APPROACH1NGWhe every body is in pur-
suit OF something pretty and suitable
friend relative Nothing be appropriate good
Articles, or the Fine Ats.
WIN. A COLMAN, No 1903 Broadway,
prepared usual with stock OF the choicest and
most diversified collection probably in the city list of
selection Of the popular aud best adaped for HOLIDAY
PRESENTS he distributes will supply to those
who will either call OF send for IL will them much
labor BY calling At and examining for themselves.
n. B-NO CHARGE to hi, Book Store aud Print Room,
which up stairs-entrance by the lower door
d23-2629sm
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NEW YORK
SURGEONS BANDAGE INSTITUTE,
MO ANN STREET, cd door from Broadway, IN tn
~ American Musenm

IN American Museum Buildngs-Under the direction of
JAMES KNIGHT, NJ. d.,
Member of the Medical and Chrurgics Faculty of Mary
land, Member of the District Medical Society of Ohio
Member of the State Medical Society of the State OF New
York, and Principal of the above Institute.
For the information of those who have
70 the design Of this establishment will briefly
DEPOT OF all the latest improved Bandages
die Practice where Bandages kept for the of Club
Feet contracted and distorted Limbs Wry Mock Hump Back
and lateral of the Spine The very celebrated
Spring Bandages for the of varicosed enlarged Veins
invented by Shoolbred and Wrenwick of London kept
here Also all latest improved Trusses and abdominal Sup.
poes also Bandages made suit special and
order for Surgeons, Physicians, SC.
Doct Knight also deyos special attention to the treatment
OF the above named deorme and has made ample arrange
ments to receive patients from abroad for that will
forward bsndages to any distant parts Of the country
For further information respectfully submit the OF
few Of the most noted Surgeons and Physicians who
OF this Institute and of whom have presented
valuable improvements ip Bandages -
Valentine Mott, NJ y Professor Of Surgery in the unveI
SHY of New York. Alex W. Stevens, b. Emeritus Pfote4
ser the College of Ply and Surg New York city; j. Z.
Ghessseman, NJ p; B. K Hoffman, m: p; < Rogers N.
;so Sf Surgery in The CseFe Of Ply Surg New York
he ceess Of Ply and Surg New York city; g. MSwsI'
In Phadepha respectfully refer ofessors McCleens,
Muter. Megs, Jackson, :Hewson Dillingham; Homer Monk
In Baltimore Professors Jennings JanisoL Mandy Monk
e. Millar. Amman. Hail. Smith and Bailey sic 3m eOdsec
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VALUABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Chlblains
DIR. Churchs Chemical Essence of Mustard. The us
Of th, stimulating embrocation eectual Of
kheuma;is, Chblans and stiff JOINTS single bottle oTd-
nary will be found sufficient perform Sold in
bottles at SO each.
Eruptons the Face-Churchs Vegetable Lotion-This
celebrated cosmetic will eradicate ell euptons, particularly
pimples bloches, reckes ring &c. Its
short time will establish clear and brilliant complexon Bot
ties IS each.
Coughs and ColdsDr Churchs Cough Drops is an eec-
ua remedy for Coughs Asthma and diseases of the
urgs. Sold in bottles. at so EACH
Itch, ltchThis loathsome disease with single ap
pic Of Churchs Scotch Ointment The above valuable
emedes sold at 1888 Bowery, Of Spring street
Inns
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CURE FOR DEAFNESS.

T'HE UNITED STATES SATURDAY rOST, paper
published IL Philadelphia -" We have heard much
lately of the efficacy Of Scaas Oil of Deafness and
astonishing b. this simple remedy have been upquestio
ably performed As the editor Of Journal circulating
svey throughout The country we deem il our duty TO call he
attention OF the public to this speci Those afflicted nth
this maady will lind scapas Oil tor Deafness we'll worth
trial.
delphia Ledger "A lady in Smithed in Pennsylvania and
now about % years of had been gradually getting dea for
than ~ that impossible ma
her hear in the oudes of Last win
ter she induced Scapas Oil for Deafness and that
her hearing is perfectly re- tored: She is cured
IMPORTANT FOR THE DEAF:-We commend to the
particular attention Of those DESTROYS of having their hearing
restored scarGas oil for Deafness We highly spoken
Of by those who have used and who of know
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Daily Chronicle Sold by A. b. D.
Sands druggists No. 70 Fulton Street. II East Broadway and
273 Broadway. dl2 Imsr
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CAMPHENE, OR CHEMICAL OIL" Horns Patent
OSoiid Bottom Glass Fountain Lampsn for chemical oil
and camphene minuiacui aud sold ale retail by
:: D. Fay at No. 1856 Fulton street tsun BuiIdngs) New
York These lamps admitted by all them i'm use
be ureuaed by any lamp offered the public Tor
their splendid light their for and their
simplicity 10 aad tim. One lamp will give light
equal 10 six sperm eacdl- an eapnce Of less than half
hour They fact the cheapest TO
qua v. the best lamp Offered the pubic sIoe
churches, hotels aud dwellings, Also assortment Of
solar and Oil Lamps for ases stores churches Of
2nny, hsoi gen ~ pot 10, asn. mea!s,ne,-such as
affections debility dy,pepsa, Sc.; and Evans Soothing Sv
rup, foe children eethrg DR. Cherys Astripgent Pills for
geet gayr sc; D. Poets Eradcator for delicate com
pants Dr. Hsteds Brisk Pills; the Persian Pills and he
Bslsamic Pills, for syphilis &C; Wyehs Cream OF Lilies
20 beau'tv and promote ne growth OF the hair dig I'm
NEW AND CHEAP LAMPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
'INHF. Subscriber opening beautiful
patterns of liar and Chemical Oil Lamps which he will
dell and reduced prices Persons DESTROYS
econcnsng in light, will find much their advantage to
call this stock A. has been made
in the prices. and every lam? is warranted.
Pure Chemical Oil and Burning Fluid for Spirit LAMPS de
livered punctually when ordered
d20 lmsrc J. e. HOOKER, a6S Broadway.
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GENUINE TEAS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY, Principal Store i2i
Chatham stleet, New York; Branch Store sis Blocker ST.
New Yors Agency at e Fulton street. Brooklyn; also at the
corne. OF Main and Van tiouton Streets Paterson, L.
for the approaching holidays general their several estab
shments, where they think will bs found by "a the best
lection of and unaduteraed Teas the United States
The universal popularity and OF their house with re
high qusss, prices and upright dealings TOO
wei understood to render further comment necessary
Original and only warehouse for the sale OF Ho sauas Black
TIA Observe Sangersw i'll ke remember the mum
bef the principal in Chatham street. 'i2 between
Pearl aud Roosevelt seeking they are
{, be led ast,ay by le store Just started aO Chatham
I'll, of Canton Tea Store The public will also be
pleased Mat the Canton Tea Company have
thing do with that other
described at the top OF TINS advertisements. dls imfc
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RESIDENTS OF THE WEST END.n
our Foeisthes established the PRECEDENT Of opening
compl ing with that old custom, and will regal Their
friends with Winel Cordiis Fruits etc. my BE- supplied
at all times may be had Wines Te and Groceries generally
JAMES X. BALL,
d23 6tssrc Dealer in Tess Wines, NC, 22o Blocker ST.
HOOKS AND EYES-Becei,ed from Paris, two cases
j. D. ZIMMERMAN,
dl9 NsIc rs Broad street.
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TKYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHlTHEATRE
Boxes IS cents; Pit IN cents.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
L w 0 p Err + O X M A N CES.
Afternoon reformauoe oclock-Evenirg Performance 61s
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 25-1he performances viii
commence with grand panic mime entitled
DON QUIXOTTE.
Alter which, Feats OF Horssmanshp Postung and TumblEg
Still Vaulting. Leaping, Somer.sting, &C.
After which
Negro Songs, Choruses, SC. by 4" Ole Whitlock
To conclude with
ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON.
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RUPTURE WASH
HE undersigned having been Dr. Huls ONCE or the last
eleven and having had the practical part If that
office places the above Wash before the public assuring
that deem worthy their health and comfort call
him bis RESIDENCE No 4s Yesey where he be
afternoon, Also Trusses applied and repaired.
Reference JAMES McIVEERS.
IN m