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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
AN OLD CITIZEN
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITTANNJA

TIA.sn days Iatsr from Europc
The British Mail Steamer Britannia ar
r,.l ID Boston al about o'clock on Wed
.aag afternoon, by which we have receiv-
\! LanI1n papers to the Sd Instant, and Liv-
.-al the 4,h.
Tas Intelligence received by the arrival
so. yery great Importance The British
,rs both in India and China, have been
r.s brilliantly successful, and treaty Of
race has actually been signed between G.
Brain and China, highly honorable and
drlulgeous 70 the former. In India. the
Brush commanders had gained a series OF
aaIss, aal to ali appearance placed the Aft,
-1,us hors du combat
Very serious insurrectlonary movements
bad occurred az Barcelona.
The English papers are almost literally
iIlei with the official and unofficial detail!
tthe military operations in China and In
ln. ani Of the rejoicings in England, IL
c1asequ1nce Of the important results Of thos'
y1eratIons.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
NEGRO WIT

"How much va charge. Massa Mapis-
trate, TO marry me and hiss Dinah7h
Why, Clem, I'll marty you for two dol
lars
Two dollars-what you charge 10 mar
~ white folks, massa 2"
We generally charge them FIVE dollars.
Glenn"
Well va marry us Ike white folks, and
I give va FIVE dollars. too"
Why. Glenn. that's curious notion, but
as you desire it, I'll marry YOU like white
folks. for FIVE dollars"
The ceremony being over. and Glen and
Dinah made one. the Magistrate asked foI
his fee.
"Oh no, massa, va no come up to the gree
ment-ya no kiss de bride n
"Get out of my office, you black rascal
And SO Glenn got married for nothing.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
TAX COLLECTORS SALE

The following tracts of land viii BE- sold at the
Court house door, in Holly Springs, Marshall
co. Miss the 9th day Of February, I543. for
the Sale and County tar due thereon for 1912
s Ct Of section "a z ), r 2. Samuel Bulle'n
owner Tax so cents.
south west quarter section %, town 3, range l,
owned bv John Fountain. Tax 1872 cents
north west quarter section i3, town >. range 4
in the name Of Daniel Green. Tax so cents.
section 33 town g. range 4. in the name OF w.
F. & A. Murdock. Tax. T65 cents
north west quarter section Il, Itown e. range 1.
, IN the name Of of---rarlile. Tax 1872 cents.
south half section Is, town 6, ra ge 3 in the
name of Eli Driver. Tax $50 cents
north eassquarter sec. Is town range in the
name of Eli Driver. Tax AS cents
Lot no. in Talloloosa in the name of DR..
Turner tax 81 cents.
west sec. IL town 5 range ) tax so cents in
in the name Of William Cunningham tax l62 els
north west quarter sec. IL town range 5 in the
name of William Cunningham tax so cents.
| south west sec. town range 2 in the name
/ OF Saml Marsh. tax 20 cents
s. e sec. II town Range l in the name OF
/ Benz. P. Farrer. tai IS2 cents.
n ". sec 33 town ] range in the name ol
| Iry Tilghman tar 392 cents.
/ west half section 27, t. 4, r. g. in the name OF
James B Nunnally tar $40 cents
south east or, section 80, 2, g. i. the name
\ Of r. Cole, tao 1872 cents.
NV sec 2, I s. r 2, in the name Of Hamp
| ton Smith, tag 80 cents.
JOHN R McCARROLL. Tax Col. NJ. c
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13

- Ws7bingtOn correspondent OF the
inc American, under date cfthe 25th
IT,. bankrupt bill IS the great question
- - Congress. So far. there are no
p" ,-snsnt. os.or a. 10 the probable fate OF The
,''151 15,bIir opinion, however. judging from
~ i.'.;ans which now day by day swarm
2 p. IS changing as 10 the policy fthe
~ 80 with The notifications proposed, to
i I, iarorporations To- which Issue paper mon
- - e,-Ike out the voluntary principle,
~ .a.sib!e that the law may be cOn.inu-
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13

BANKRUPT LAVA Washington cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Gazette under
date of29:h Dec, says Am Eagle
"The Bankrupt bill is hammered, and
talked about, and threatened but the pour
ing out of public opinion with such an i'm
meuse volume, has drowned the voice Of
members Many now say wait. who said
fortnight ago repeal, and still more who
cried Justify for a modification think now
that it ought not to be hastily touched |
doubt ifthe law be troubled this session from
the present temper Of the House. am al
most confident it will not be repealed.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
From the (PhIiad-) oaIuIday Courier.
JA1RUS'S DAU GEETER.

And behold, there came a man named Jairns
1Ia :, ne was Ruler Of the Synagogue, and he fel
lo' a. JesuS's feet, and besoueht him that h,
o-Il c9ne INTO his house, for he had an only
: I'sii aoout twelve years OF age, and she lay
dying '-LUSE, viii Al ~.
ne came ihe ruler JairuS came,
oPpressd with deepest grief,
Ana 81 the feet of Jesus fell.
And prayed for kind relief
HIS only child, lovely Girl.
mas well nigh spent her breath,
Inc object OF his fcndest hopes,
Lies near The gales of death.
%. while he plead servant came,
And Told hmm twas too late:
For then the soul Of his dear child
Had left lis earthly state.
The Son Of God then kindly said.
Fear not but thus believe,
And thy dear child once more thou shalt
lEto thy arms receive.
These words OF the Tncarnate Son,
70 gentle, sweet and kind,
Gave comfort TO the fathers breast,
cave peace unto his mind.
AalS God Of love and righteousness,
fursues his crowded way,
and to the mourning chamber came.
Where Jairus's daughter lay.
OOedlent to his word. he stood,
And bade the maid arise.
" nen straightway 70 her breast returned
Her spirit, from the skies.
nai voice SO sweet, which woke the dead.
speaks now to us in love;
cSlls Us from our sinful w.v..
Io SEEK for bliss above. Dp
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13

20 deari' bubbered an urchin who had
just been suffering from an application of
the birch, 20 they tell me about 40
rods make furlong, but can tell bigger
story than that-Let 'em gel such plaguy
licken as I've had. and they'd find OUT that
one rod makes an acher"
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T1HE subscriber having leased the MAasHALL
Il INE, formerly occupied by Mr.. William
son. would beg leave 10 inform his friends in
particular, and the public in general, that he is
now ready and willing to furnish the best enter
tainment the country will afford, and at very re-
duced prices He will give strict attention 10
his Table and TO the department OF his servants,
and all things connected with the comforts oil
Travellers and BoarderS, and asks share Of pat
! ronage WILLIAM l.. LANIER.
/ Holly Springs, Jan. ,, I9i3-22-if
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
on THE DEATH OF CHILDREN

BV JOHN O. ADAMS
Sure, 70 the mansions of the blest,
When infant innocence asccndS,
Some angel brighter than the rest
The spOtless spirits flight attends
On wings Of ecStacy they rise
Beyond where worlds material roll,
Till some fair sister of the skies
Receives the unpOlluIed soul.
There, At the Almighty Fathers hand,
Nearest the throne OF living light,
The chiors of infant seraphs stand,
Anddazzling shine, where all are bright.
That unextinguishable beam,
With dust united at our birth,
Sheds more dim, discolored gIeam,
The more il fingers upon earth.
Closed in his dark abode of clay,
The stream Of glory family burns,
Nor unobscured the lucid ray,
To lis own native fount returns
Bnt when the Lord OF mortal breath
DEGREES his bounty to resume,
And points the silent shaft of death
Which speeds an infant to the tomb
No passion fierce, no low desire,
Has quenched the radiance Of the flame
Back 10 its God the living fire
Returns, unsullied, as il came.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
TO I He PUBLIC.

THE undersigned, Trustees Of PARIS Acad-
A envy, attended the examination ofthe students
Of that institution on the 26h ult., under the
superiniendence Of Mr.. A. Stith. The examina-
lion was minute, critical, and thorough, and in
scholars. The proficiency of the students was
as gratifying as their department was exemplary.
The plan of instruction and of examination
red TO- il will render Mr.. STITH's scholars as far
superior to those differently taught, as the one
system, is to the other. The custom of assigning
parts or portions OF study for examination, IS
altogether discarded by Mr. STITH as an impoS'
tion ana insult toe gross To be tolerated BY an
intelligent community. Being fully satisfied
fCations of Mr. STITH as an instructor, we IN
heSitatingly, and cheerfully recommend him &c
all who desire their children TO become scholars
in the true sense of the word.-The next session
will commence on the lst of Noyember neat the
following are the
TERMS OF TUHTEO
Spelling, Reading, and Writing, S 600
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic
and History, o,Ou
Natural and Moral Philosophy,
| Chemistry, Bookkeeping, Rhet-
| oric, and Logic, l2,9U
! Languages and all other Sciences
moi included above, 1900
'' NJ. BowLEs,
G NJ PORTER,
w A THARPE,
T. COONEY
T. THOMAS.
Paris, Ten, Oct. II, 1S42.-I4-7w
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
Administrators Notice.

AdE0inIstr:etOrs NOtEce.
THE undersigned having on the 10Th
day OF December, 1912, in the Probate
Court of Pamela county. Mississippi, quail
fed as Administrator ofthe estate Of Edward
Curtis deceased, and obtained letters of Ad
ministration from said Court.-All persons
having claims against the estate of the said
Edward Curtis, are therefore. required to
exhibit the same within the time limited by
law. or the same will be barred.
JOHN CURTIS. Admir-.
Jan. 6, 1S43.--6ws
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the firm Of Nc
QuiLkin & Owens are requested % come fer
ward and settle. as il i necessary thai the
business of the firm should be closed.
s. OWENS.
Surriring Partner Of McQailsin & Osoexs
TThe business will be continued by
S. Ovens at the old stand, where he would
be happy to accommodate his friends with
any thing in his line OF business
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
Arrivals and Departures OF lne
KOLLV SPRINGS MAILS.
r. r. GREGORY.

MEMPHIS MAIL.
Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays. at lPM
DeBarts-Same days at IL " .
SOUTHERN MAIL
Arrires-Sundays. Wednesdays.
and Fridays, at
Departs Mondays. Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at IL
LAGRANGE MAIL.
Arrires-Suudays. Wednesdays.
and Fridays at I"
DEPARTS Tuesdays. Thursdays.
and Saturdays, at
PANOLA MAIL, r,a CHULAHOMA.
Arrircs-W Wednesdays. at So NJ
Departs-Tuesdays, at A NJ
ChnlaAoma Mail arrives Saturdays and
departs same DAYS
TUSCUMBIA NAIL.
Arrires-T tuesdays, at 7PM
DePaTts-W Wednesdavs, at a N
FERNANDO MAIL.
Arrirss-Thursdays, at 6r N
DepaTts-We at SAN
OAK RIDGE MAIL.
Arrirss-Saturdays at I'm
Departs-Same days. at IPM
The Office opens 6 o'clock A. M, and
closes at s r. va. Persons would do well
10 have their letters deposited in the Post
Office by half after o'clock F. NJ. to in
sure their departure By the hrst mail.
WM E. WILLIAMS, P. NJ
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13

Al EptroR Il congratulate you, and
lie Of the town and vicinity. upon the
= - s,,gTorable opportunity they now have
z! ~, -,o1 school, for the educanon of their
Wsssrs Bass and Sanborn. who have
l.lsu.Iy = oprued school in this town. trust
- i ll-.e51eralIy known, are eminenlIy qualfi
- ,,r5,-t school that would do honor to
y !. !, ,,gg r viii those who have boys send
80 I have no hesitation IN saying that
- wiL 50 soon az the present very disa-
--.s,bls weather moderates.
AN OLD CITIZEN.
[GuaTd
y-sSee the advertisement of HcssTs Bass
,-I sanbon, on fourth page -four per TO
hy.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13

The above land viii Be offered for sale at
time and place above mentioned, between The
hours of IL A VI. and P. NJ Sale 10 con-
tinue from day 10 day until al the land Is
sold or the tax paid on said land, this the 25sh
day OF November, 1912
JOHN r. McCARROLL
Tar Collector Marshall Couzfy
Nov. 25, lS42-ll-ids
Printers fee, per tract $500
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Marshall
County Circuit Court,--Sepiember Term, 1912
S Barbee
rs Bill lot DlVorce
BENJAMIN Barbee.


This day came the complainant by coun-
sci, and, whereas. it appearing 10 the satlsfac
ton of the Court. that upon affidavit filed by
Stephen Parker, tha. the said Benjamin Bar
bee is not resident ofthe State OF Mlssisslp-
ri, but resides beyond the limits thereof IT IS
therefore ordered BY the Court tnat the fact
charged in said Bill, be set for hearing at the
next term of this Conrl exparte, unless the
defendant will then and there appear plead.
answer or demur to the same, and that CO.
DIV of this order be published in the Holly
Springs Gazette. a newspaper published in
the town Of Holly Springs. for the space Of
three months previous to the next term ol
this Court.
The above is a true copy from the MIN
utes. A. t. CARUTHERS, Clerk.
18th Get. 1912.
The said Bill Of complaint charges that
the said Benjamin Barbee wilfuily, obsiI-
nately and without just cause. deserved ms
said wife the complainant. and OF beng ab-
sent from her for three years next preceding
the fling os said bill of complaint, and not
contributing any thing to her support.
WM. A. BOREN.
Compiasaanfs Attorney.
Ort 14-l4t
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
DiSSOlW ton.

THE copartnership heretofore existing
between L. Cage and c. r. jameson at
Holly Springs. Miss, and Tuscumbia, Ala,
was dissolved on the lst inst. l.. CAGE
will settle the business. ian. l.
L. CAGE & Co.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13
TAX COLLECTORS SALE
FOR THE TAXES OF 1S42.

Ill offer for sale for cash on ofthe coo House door the town t
Marshall ON MONDAY THE 9th DA
the following and Of much thereof
will
together with all cost sadia lands wit
IN FIOLIY spPlNG
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13

DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI AT HOLLY
SPRINGS-July Term, 1872.
Julia nj Havnie bv her next friend &c
800 as
amuel uaynie-
Bill for Dir0rce.
TT pom opening the matters of this Bill II ap.
u peared 10 the Court, from the evidence OF
William Lucas, tha, the defendant resides out OF
this State, and resided in the Republic OF Iexas
at the filing of this Bill. Ii is therefore Order
ed by the Court, that the facts charged in sa I'd
Bill, be heard at the next term of this court ana
that copy Of this order be published in the Hol-
" Springs Gazette,,' newspaper published in
the town of Holly Springs, IN this State, Tor the
space Of three months before the next term OF this
court JAMES c. ALDERSON.
July %, 1ef2-14t Clerk
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-13

IN HOLLY SPRINGS
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Fnnee. Ellsn aay. iom oaaaaOupe for Bsh Aus IA


Frances Ellen. days from Guadalupe for Bath, Aug lat
% w. ION % :" Foreign Ports.
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and Thomas and and Hannah 9,0 ,o, Fnl,;, Tr,O.v cr
go.Sa y S H ie WSs ST
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QugpEc, Aug. SAr Pestonjee Bomsnjee Beech. Barba.
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linz 9th, Harriet Nayior Hull; Cadmas Wallace, sundel
LIvsarSSl July ss1ATs Ps, Mortimer NYor
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Home Ports.
Aug e z aSf D Gas Ny N1e1
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Aug 11' T Psspas Eaton
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and BfS anS fsidsa9
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CHALEsToN, Aug s-Sir II Barnwell, Mor Dundee. Cid
Warrior, Grfhs, Havana nth, Julia, Dannamann, Bre
Col T shepherd Cooper kingston jam Left barque Orch
tanzas Warrior Grfths Havana 9th cid Forest King Kel.
ly, Boston. Sid Driver. Taylor, Phlsdelphia.
SAVANNAH, Aug Arr Augusta, Shapter, NYork Wilder,
Bentley Thomaston. Cid Henry Jenkins iLghbun, Havan
nah Mary Treiethen, Boston. 9th, Newark, Mewin
York; Clinton Lyon, do.
MoBILE Aug 2An CANA, Sonle, Boston; Pequo Lewis.
Marshall, NYGrk In port Nieamoq, Littleted NYork;
FeGo Garter Boston; Granya s9as dice; Acton Ferry dis
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Anctioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
(Stoyes NO. q fvr ar Z II5 Fulton styeets.)
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Az i0k n'clock ia the sales rooms,
Large Sale Of Pledged Goods taken ~ cut OF he haads Of The
ry silver ware piano cre vI table and tea spoons chairs
gold watches; diamond pings and rings.
Also splendid wood piano forte; SOFA rocking chair;
dyans marble wash stands; clothng dry goods &c
Piano, Furniture &C. Also, II o'clock In the Fulton ST.
store by order of receiver 10 FIRST rate sofas; 10 do rocking
chairs 10 do marble top wash stands 10 do French
sofa.
TUESDAY.
At l0h O'Clock in the sales
Regular sale OF elegant fashionable seasonabe and staple dry
goods OF all descriptions clothing fancy pledged articles
hardware, jewelry, sc,
WEDNESDAY,
AT l0h O'Clock in the sales room.
Large sale OF superohouseehold furniture Of all descriptions
SATURDAY, Aug. 49,
At II o'clock in the sales rooms
Land and Farm Sae-Wll be sold without reserve tract
land containing t2s situate elgbly in the
Of Palmyra Pike county Psnnsyva knownon the Commits
which place daily stages within FIVE mil Of the
of the premises and particular information will
communicated on application to the auction rooms.
To let the two story brick House No 81 White street.
low genee family Enquire the auction rooms or
OF Mr. Horspool, No. is White ST.
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MEDICAL AID.

GREGORY deems il worthy remark, that he has often
" been applied for relief by patients who, having been
treated for the complaint were discharged being cured and
themselves of opinion that really few
eapse aud the disease begins show itself again
stances only occaonay others again the relapse pera
nent inducing length chronic inflammation attended with
other visible effects which il would be ndecae to describe
every afflicted IL such of things this that
terminate in structure aud by surgical only that
permanently removed Not however
with the chronic inflammation or rather nduraton for in this
OF the malady there and that by mild and
simple Doctor Gregory proud that he has dis
covered and brought his aid remedy before used
these which has proved successful every
where has been applied and has effected in Of from
to IS duration This made through
motives of vanity and love Of boasng but simply inform
those in need Of the remedy where may be found Those
stor) No II Barclay street, the Park until late hour
every evening.
Persons at distance sending 81 by mail will have the
work Tin shee) promptly forwarded to their address per
order. m &c
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markets be undersold in England to considerable
extent and draw this side that current Of specie which
In former years. 1850 instance sat towards the North
of Europe to the extent of E1 0ooOC0 $4,000 600
This the juncture Of all others the most favorable
take awsy the recently imposed restrictions between the
two countries and ensure the prosperity of great
farming interests, by making the English markets perma
neut which can only be done by taking products in
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BEACON COURsE-TRoTTING.

ShEAIEST SPORT OF THE SEASON.
On Monday, August lth 1879 three O'Clock precisely
match for $1,000, between Woodruff b. &. Cottage Boy
and Wm Wheeans b. m Fashion. Two mile heats in har
O'clock precisely Purse of $780, for which entered
aud VIII positively start the Champions OF the World
Lady Suffolk and Oneida ChefThree mile heats under the
Great excitement already exists in the sporting circles in
regard TO chi. Race Lady Suffolk having her late Iot.
made the best time record mile heats and Oneida Che
being known to be the best PAGER the world bets freely
offered that the celebrated Duchman great time, 32 three
the spirit OF the Times would say "knock'd into fits"
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STATE OF NEW YORK-IN CHANCERY-BEFORE
THE ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR OF
THE FIRST CIRCUIT.
ANN T.. YATES,

ARCHIBALD WATT, and Others
IN Pursuance of order Of this Court made the above
cause will be sold public auction under the direction of
the subscriber the Rounda in the Merchants Exchange
the city of New York Saturday the twelfth day Of August
half twelve O'Clock at all that certain piece
twelfth ward Of the city New Yark bounded astery by the
Kngbdge road westerly BY land belonging to Peter Meyers
the heir Of Jacob Myers and j. B. Lawrence and norhey by
land OIL Mott containing twelve and half be the
or less. .
Also all that other piece parcel of land situated lying and
being Harlem the ward and city aforesaid bounded the
west by Kngsbrdge road the north Ky other land of the
the south by the other land Of the said Peter Myers
ing six and hundet Of be the
or less.
Also all that other piece parcel land situated lying
and being Harlem, the ward and aforesaid bounded
the west by the Eighth Avenue on the north BY other land
ter Myers and Charles H. Hall and the south by land
John Myers containing twenynne and nnetyx hun
dredths of an acre, be the same more or less.
Also all that other parcel OF meadow
and upland situated the ward and city aforesaid being the
northern part Of the island Harlem bounded the
north and by said river and the south and west by lands
of Myers Charles H. Hail. and Peter Myers End
tanning thirteen hundedhs be the
less.
Also all that certain other tract parcel Of meadow
upland in the ward and aforesaid being the
southern end the island aforesaid bounded the and
south BY said river and the and north by land OF the
said Peter Myers and John Myers containing two and
twenty-five hundedhs of an be the same more or less
Dated Goth fully ioia. srrp,,rn n.coprr
Master in Chancery.
The above sale is postponed until the 10Th nst the
hour and place mentioned above.
HENRY FULLER Solicitor auglJ lwec
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CASTLE GARDEN.

Will al: place o" TUE EETERNooS asS
ss;s4 NJ gHs A,
.' 'ss isGa
ns ,qea Of the United sates Com%9doe Downs, and the
Of f Ii. with
has made engagements with the propreo Of Castle Garden
SUBMARINE ROCKET EXPLOSIONS,
v VI sss F " of E sf VII S'0 TS sSSs
into 1900 fragments. also one or two small sub.ns Rockets
% Of he s I n
to .a G Sm "a. i the ad hass tn;
THE SUBMARINE ARMOR,
s s Zee .,SEsS "a ISsI ar
Gs ss1 " os SpD r m from
pieces Of snS when Ss Vii
:G % ike 'es s1 S sn but .
ocsoH hs Ga"s1 esssy in tn. roar
G % is be 9S % ;.S Re 4:
yS%S' s n' fla E es e. k aS:ss
Ssa s %
%y fh'Sss IL
twill boat viii in With s cord
nna S S 9e " eG, f which there will "
Ticket, for sale and may be had the Office of the 0ardes
Price 2j cents. auiS 9ee
AMERICAN MT SkUM
, GARDEN AND PERPETUAL FAIR.
p I. BARNUM, hansseY
Ncn opened 70 the public Splendid Saloon Containing
articles of Trade. Manufactures the Arts, nventons a.
PERPETUAL FAIR.
Without extra charge for admission
Among the articles already deposited the Romry
ss mss% iS s1s al s:s
seamless !! The who'e operation knitting
IL PERFORMED By A DOG!
It will be Uav and
The GREATEST MECHANICAL INVENTION OF
The AGE,
The has engaged this the City Brass Band OF
Musicans also Master Diamond the Banjo Player and
Negro Dancer Mr. Wm Cole the Chinese Nondsscrpt and
his educated Dog-Great Western, the Locomotive iuatsr
&c Brouwer, the Come Sinser-Cento the Dsnssussl
Abundance the Museum Garden &c Is cents-Childsu
half price suo 90