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FACTS RIGA DING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
Indian Vegetable Pills.
For Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Rheu.
matism, Dyspepsia. Ftvers. Worms,
Dysentery, and Diarrhea, also,
sure Cure far the Piles.
TESTIMONIALS.

sure C"t JW fNC RUGS.
TEST MONIAIS.
HAv1NG teen attacked some months with a bad
l. Cough, Wraknes. n my Chest and los Of ap.
petite. u,ed Virgin Inan Yegelallc Pills, htr
grew were, with cold swcat> at night; could not
sleep and believed was IN n Consumption. | pro-
cured lox uf DR.. Smuk'> Sugar Coated Improved!
Vege le !s,wh"h restored my health within ,ix
days, aud leleve them to lr the es' remedy ever
t'-ei GEORGE w GRANGER
Cambridge OF 18Th 1891
have been afflicted ini some me with the Live
complaint; having pain IN my side, weakness IN
TACK anI IL mach aud dy-per!a. | have taken
over one 4 Zen buyc, of Wngh'> Indian Vcgeta IL
aud BrandIeh- PIll>, bn conrin rel to grow worse
aud wa, so reduced that de>l,arel OF ever gaining
relief. then .rled DR. smith Sugar Coated Impruy
ed l. V. Pills, and before ! had nl-hed the second
food now diges> well, and am able 10 attend 10 my
family duties. Several OF my friends have since Ia
Ken the PILL for bal coughs, and have found great
relief from Them.
Boston, May 9, 1915
have been tor four years ailcted with Scrofnla
Leprosy and Deafness, and have been unable 10 OBJ
lain any relief until procured six boxes Of Dr..
month all my complaints had disappeared, contrary
10 all nv friends expectations l took these Pill,
for my scrofula, without any expectation OF relief
JAMES X. CHoATE.
Mt. Vernon, Kennebec Co., Me. April Is, lS45.
PERFECT CURE OF WORMS.
Onr little erl years old, has suffered all The
stages OF worms; and we have never found an elec
lual cure, until we administered DR.. Smiths Sugar
Pills whic our e girl took without The least reluc-
lance ~ doses of two at a time, and wit
messed such change in SO short time. The Pills
brought away mass Of worms, and she al once I'M
proved. She is now in Joyous health. We have also
found the greatest benefit from their use.
JACOB CARLocI, Stable 81. n. Y.
iLIa We have many certificates of cures in cases
Of WORMS. Also, they are warranted the les
Cough remedy now in u>e-nevcr falling relieve he
most obstinate Cough, or Cold, within 4s hours
The directions and treatment Oi the drea,e accom-
panv every OK. Price % cents per box.
No Sugar toa'eI Pls," can he genuine without
the Signature uf the sole inventor c. BENJAMIN
SMITH, VI. ID O.. Prestlcn ofthe NY. College If
Heal h, upon every lox. Oiire devoted exclusively
10 the ,ale OF thl> medicine Ne. i79 GREENWICH
STREET, New York, aud No. WATER 81 RECT
Boston.
iCf@FOR SALE IN All THE VILLA GEES
AND TOlINSIS NEW ENGLAND STA TIES
n. u. No travelling pedlers are allowed to sell,
these Pills.
CAUTION. A, a miserable imitation has been
made, hy he name OF 'S'sar Coated Pills" it is me-
ce.,rry 10 be that DR. q. Rem. Smith. signature
Is on every lox. For sale by PECK x SPEAR
Burlington, W. b. HATCH 4. Co., Wnoo>k Fails.
Dec. J, 1915. 2sIy
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The Vegetable pie Electuary

The Vegetable Pie Electuary,
invented by Dr. A. upham, distinguished phys.
clan OF New ori city, is the only really f
remedy for that DANGEROUS and di>,re sing complaint.
the PILES, ever offered to the American pubic.
Mark this 1t Is an INTERNAL REMtDY-not
an external Application, and will cur. any case of
Piles, either lcedng or Blind, Internal or External;
and probably the only thing that will There i no
ml>taI," about 1t. II is positive cure-spesdy and
permanent. 1t is also convenient med cine otake,
and improves the general health in remarkal lie
manner.
Each Box contains twelve do>e., Mt 81 cts. per
dose. II l. very mid in ~ operation and NAV lie
aken IN cases ui the mos acne inflammation without
danger. All external applications are IN the ht2 he /
degree dl>agreCabr, inruuvrnien', and ,hensve (;
and from the very nature Of the disease Temporary
IN Their effects Tn, Melrnr a',ack. The d!sea,e AT
u. source. and REMOvI NJ THE CAUSE, renders
he cure CERTAIN AM PERMANENT.
Imfamn,a tory Diseases.
Although the kiEGTUARI was originally pre-
pared tor the cure OPUS, yet it ha> proved ii.e 10
lie Me'rine far superior 10 all o'hrrs m dl-tase-
o. an In 'ammtury chara Ter, wih 'leirrmlna len
of ''o"d 20 any particular par or organ In lnham
nation and Conge.iIon ~ the Liver and Sal.n In.
fam ton, Serene. an liberation at the :;'nmach
Bowels, Kidney, and Bladder; IN lnfammaiorv and
Mcrcnfa Rheumatl>m, Il. is the Best Med ever
discovered.
Impurities OF the Blood.
For all lmpurHh> ui The o. d. arising from the
imprudent u'e OF Mercury, olher canes Cor all
p>ea,e- otihe Slim and Scrollon> '.riion IN all
llea prod ring zzne>> and distress, DR.. UPHAM'S
j. entirely unrivaled.
To Married Ladies'.
Married Laile. are almost invariably SUBJECT 10
that painful and injurious disease, The PILES, with
consequent inflammation Of the Stomach, Bowel, and
Spine, weakness of the Back flow Of B oOi TO The
Head Sc. The Ele,t'Iary is perfectly safe for Preg-
nan Ladies, and the most useful Cahar,ic that can
possibly be u,ed il will only remove the Pile,
and all inh,mma'ory diseases, WITHOUT PAIN OR
IRRITATION, bn, will ensure easy time, a safe
delivery, and a sound constitution in the offspring
Cure for Life Guaranteed.
The Elecuary contains no MINERAL MEDI-
CINE; no ALOES, COLOCYNTH, GAMBOGE
or other powerful and irritating Purgaiive. No fear
Of taking cold while under IL inf fence, change in
liel necessary. fialen according the directions
CURE FOR LIFE Is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets, giving valuable Information respecting
his Medicine, may he obtained of Agents gratis.
J. ). Houghion 1870 Washington Street, Boston,
general Agent for the New England States. AGENTS
Bur'ing fon, PECK q SPEAR; Montpelier CLARK
\ Collins; Rutland, Daniels 4 Bell Remington
P S. Peck. Also, hy w. B. HATCH Co, Nj
uooSki Fails. Sc ly
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ID. GALES
Patent UterinetOr g. SYRINGE

THIs Instrument is adapted 10 the application nj
remedial agents, in class Of diseases which of.n De-
Ter the individual from applying for a remedy IN con.
sequence OF the 'eli'acy attending It's administrator
with this instrument The patent can safely and
readily apply whatever may be prescribed Ail.r
ming The Syringe the pipe is to lie inserted The ps
ton gently forced down andihe instrument ken, 6r,n.
ken elect. ""'s 'a'
The local remedies IN Leucorrhna, conis, al; Ter.
'nt a'r'nseni Injections; these composed OF So.
luons 81 the sPhate Il zine IRON copper, or The ac.
e'a,e OF lead. or inIsons Of veg .able a,ringen,s
such a. green tea, oak bark, ar nut gals. They
should e n'ed az first weak, their strength eino AZ
forwards Increased IL necessary. DAN GALE.
Thl> Is to certify that we have examined ID. Galrs
uterine Syringe and IN opinion il is well 6,leI for
o %e ",s rend; IN caes Of FIoor AIm. precsrniia
., proisp.nr Uir and other weakness OF adjacent
organs. Burlington, March "a, 1886. "'
=. &C. u. Hall, NJ. ID.
Horace Hatch, NJ. ID.
James Porter. NJ. ID. Rutland VI
~ 4. Phelps. NJ. d. Wiu,l,o,
M. benl. H. Palmer, Wood.Iok
Jasmine The above m.In'urut, For an |. -, vi" anu
vi HARRINGTON 4 BROTHERS
chWsh q
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A SAFE AND tEkI,sN CURE FOR
con SUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, SPIr-
TING OF BlJOOr, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
PAIN IN THE SIDE, BRONCHITIS,
WliOOPING COUGHS AND ALL
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
TN the whole catalogue of remedie, Of all Pumo.
l. nary affections there Is not one so universally
known and whose virtue. have leen so thoroughly
tested as TAR and as a cure Tor colds, Coughs and
Con>umptions. il l. understood to be without an
eq ,al. LIVERWORT the other principal ing'edI-
ent in this preparation also known TO be equally eff
cons in relieving The primary and mlIder stage, lol
Pulmonary affections. In coml lining these with 9TH
er materials, The nimos, and * Ill have heen ex
erc,ed, and confident is The pi oprieor in the eFca
cy of this Medic that it is WARRANTED to give
immediate relief in all complaints above specified,
and If after trial of twenty four hours the patient,
is not heneilied he may return the bottle aud the
ev will lie refunded. Accompanying each bottle are
directions for using, and recommendation from and
references TO those that have made OF the Me,i-
cine.
The Subscriber has been appointed sole agent for
New England and New York, and has supply on
hand at Wholesale and retail. Agent, will be sup
piled on literal terms. Agents. HARRINGTON Il
BROTHER, Burlington, J. NJ. STAPLE, Charlotte,
JAMES PLArr, Winooski Falls, LuoIUs ], CHESEY,
Port Henry.
Dec. g. 1915. 27m6
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Notice.
THE subscriber would inform the publc H. 4 he
L Is prepared TO clean and ini.h WoI,en's Cloaks.
Dresses, Shawl. Bonnel> &C., made of Silk, Cotton
or Wool; and pieces Of silks or other fancy good.
will he Colonred and dressed TO lie equal 10 new
also, Mem, Clothes Cleaned and DYED il NECESSARY
and finished, think, he satisfaction Of the public.
al a reasonable price. Silks that are Black can he
colo"red to any colour wanted Green, Brown,
Crimson, Pink, &c.
Goods forwarded 10 J. g. &. Martrn's, by stage
with charges paid, will be attended to, finished and
returned IN a seasonable time.
=, THEODORE u. LYMAN.
North Ferrisbirgh, Nov. IL. 1915. 25m6
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Madagascar Rat Exterminator.
GRANITE.

p FA BBOTT, keeps on hand, at Barre. q large
~ stock Of superior GRAsIrE, for building prr-
poses. His quarry is that from which the stone was
oh, aimed for The S,sleHouse and he will all TO order
on short notice, any bill in the line, with an article
of superior excellence. Orders through agents will
meet with as prompt attention as peTsonai spplica.
ton. Agent, al Burlington
Isu SETH MORSE.
-22d January, le4d
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FALES' MEDICINES,

TALES Catharic and Vegetable Pnrra,lye Log
l. engers, aud the best and decidedly the most pop
mlar article not only for adults lat for chrldrenof ali
countries and climates, aud in every CONFERENCE.-The.
They are strictly vegetable, with TASTE mex pre>s Nv
deighlhil they cause pain IN the opera tim but no
the contrary feelings OF pleasure cleans ng the >tun-
ach aud bowels ic:c perfectly than any other purga
tive Their magic like operation surprises the mos,
eminent physicians, and they are RAPIDLY taking the
place ofall other puTga'ive compounds. Every irav-
eer should carry them, every family should keep
,hen' and every man, woman and child shond take
them.
FALES' WORN LOZENGEs
Are sure remedy, and children love ihem tney act
like charm in removing the " nptoms, starting in
sleep, grating the teeth, palene>s about the mouth
and nose, sickness al stomach, precarous appetite
sweed towels and general fever; the child fall, INTO
quiet sleep, the worms supplied and expelled in
every instance as tar heard from the patient is en-
tirely cured.
FALES' COUGH LOZENGES,
For coughs, Ids, bronchitis, lncipent con sunni.
ton, whoopins cough and Group The most happy elect
Is ohaIned IN few moments, The symptoms disappear
and the disease Is AT once broken up. single trial
is sufiic 10 sali,iy the most skepiical
FALES' DYSENTERY LOZENGES
Cures drseniery, diarrine and all bowel complaints
OF adults or children. Pay particular attention to the
directions which accompany each box and they are
not known to fail. Price 25 cents
FALES' CAMPHOR LOZENGEs,
For common and lick headache also, mama, ep,-
other eases OF nnauur and oppression Of the vial
powers hey are perfectly safe for women or children
IN all conditions.
FALES' CfPRiAN HAIR TONIC,
l. now 20 extensively known that comment is use
less. We can >ay, however, among thousands WIN
have purchased II in ihi. and other conp,rIe> nm.
have complained, hn On the contrary exprt sed ,b,
wonder and admiration on beholGing II. e e,.t.
CLEAR OUT NOrR RATS.
The gnawi"E an aniic- OF lhc,c dr,r,,c, ice. cr.,
lures ran banl>hed forever IN vOmr houses and stores
4 you will procure hox ofthe genuine
Madagascar Rat Exterminator.
aud NE II accurllng 10 directions,
r"n cann"t depend upon The abo We medicine. miles.
obtained Of The proprietor J. Faies 90 Commercial
street, Boston; to avoid couuiereils The agent ba,
,eriihcste with the written signature OF J. J. FaIes
VI. ID. Member Mass, Med. So. and Boston Med ASS
Dr. taes medicine, are sold wholesale add retail al
No. 81 Commercial ST., Boston.
Huntington, Harrington a. Brother, Druggist,
Wholesale and eiailers for the above medicines =
pergennes, WIN. r. BIxby Druggist; Ne,c H,ren
NILS, IL. Rider; Bristol, Geo w. Parmelee; Mem |
Karen, A. p. Roscoe; Ftrrisburgh Center, Amos |
NelheIby; Sheiburn,J J. h. Isham; Hnesburph, Mar |
'ur HUI Wihiston, Morton f. CLARK /; Jericho Cor.
lers, Oakes 4. Peck; Cambridge Martin Wires
Bakersfield, Arlington &. Pomeroy; West Enos'
'urgh James NJ. Dean; Sheldon, 4. Keuh Il 10.
taigfsid, Burr Fansworthi FairJar, S. W. Brush
Cc. 80
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THE plLES!

DIR. Upham's Internal Remedy
For the cure Of Piles, defamation of The Lirer and
Spleen inflammation, Soreness and Liberation
ofhe Stomach Boireis, Kidneys and Biad-
der; Infammatory and Mcrcurial
Rheumaiism; Impurity Of Blood;
Weakness and inflammation Of
the Spine and for the Re-
,To If on 7 o,1;.e
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in general for more than ten wear, 81
thousands, taught its Incompatible value lv 49,
ence OF IT. wonderful curative properties have accord;
ed to II a celebrity unparalleled in the Who'll. 49,
range oi Meucal science in this or any Other c',
since tins powerful medicine hrst ,,.a m. tn"y'
immense numbers, who believed Them, elve,
last Stages OF confirmed nd incurabl .ns
and pronounced by the most skIlliuI nb,.,"puoh'
the country "a pasi all hope of recovery hau IN
rescued miracnousy from the grasp OF Dsa,r oeen
use AMI re now blessed with health ami ~, ny ne
as N"'nie's own simple Restorative, Us s.n.
baIlh PREPARED ny one who was brought 10 ,hs .s
celebrated for their great medicinal v;, "om plants
employment OF natural means To overcome 81 Is Inc
ieraci th' eVls OF Nature-healino H. "o 'o"n.
Lungs OF he afflicted patient IN The wo,s, 'agefa'ed
ses ana restoring the functions oftbe Ca
,.n,ss 49,, M a"u nealihy action. Il has eI..,.S
cures where all other medicines have ia,ied ee''ed
In all cases OF Asthma Whoop,ng a.
"crunu'ainh OF Thiesm, so desr,ciiy. 10 H. te
ana lie OF children- Is particularly r,,.o neann
a. an nn'al'ing cure, and no family in The T;on
death, should moi be wlIhom II, eu"erihg and
Almost countless TESTIMONIALS or ,,s
cures, from every quarter of he Union nj t.
sh,uais IN every condition Of life are n, h.. Inu
,aiS, showing IN the most conclusive n,naas leu.
,ns rrel,aration acts upon the human system IN
me daily papers, and alo may be- OBI. nad 1e o'ne
pnIsts ana handbills OF agents free OF COST, Ps"'
Ms incompatible medicine is prepaned o,,hny
nris,o, troy VIZ the original inventor and p.e.
CURTIS & SMITH. 8, Aha. y.
Only Wholesale Agents. hy S wba a,,an,. w.
supplied IN any part OF The Union npon ,hs I'm ~
So,a ny esleclai app,inlmen' by S''''"s
PECK & SPEAR.
HAGAR 4 ARTHUR, iR,,n.
Snttn q WILKINS.
"~''a q Co, wlHooskssas 4s-vk
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Aromatic PastiIes.

'I'hrSE are excellent articles { = Eimaga,inr .icL
= houses and preventsiives against all coniacions
diseases, such a. Measles, Small Pox, VarioIoid -
@lsH HARkIN0T N BROTHER'S.
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TO PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Robert Thompson's Uteri Abdominal Sup
porter and AbdomidO Pelvic Ia nda &c.

DIR. Robert ThompsOn's Uteri Abdominal Sup
porter and Abdomido Pelvic Banda sc.
WE have purcha ed the exclusive right Of max ing
w aud venl ~ The a owe mentioned n>irnients,
within the Cuuu'rs Of thit,rndrn and Franklin IN
IFr ACCT Vermont, and we now oI,r lhrn 10 the
piIc coUH.tul .Aal they IrrC4 III u every respect,
and IN many particulars far superior 10 any thing OF
the kind ever q Tered They have the unqualified
approl alton Of the Medical Faculty IN almost all
parts OF the country where they have been intro
ducel. HARRINGTON 4 BROTHER
We have carefully examined DIR. X. Thump,on'>
apparatus tor the rlei aud OF Proidpsus tferi
ID. as wei a, the testimony and opinion, OF highly
eminent members of The Faculty, an of The de-
clded opinion thai they are worthy the attention of
the public andihal they will ta,e high rank among
inventions before The Public ior the cure OF the
diseases for which they are recommended.
CHAS. HALL,
II. HATCH,
7. CHAMBERLAIN
WIN. ATWATER
The above instruments for sale by
HARRINGTON & BROTHER.
Dec. 3, lsi5.-27ms
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DIR. j. SMITH,

MOST Respectfully informs the inhabitants Of
" burlington and vicinity thai having changed
his residence from Champla,n 10 Cherry street, three
doors west of the Congrega ional Church, he con-
tinues the practice of
\
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Utica, N. Y. May, II, 1916.
MR. +. fRowN,-Hear Sir III am ~ a in on, Of vour
Sarsapara and Tomato Bi,ters; 1t Is an article hat
i mnch thought Of; old lady from FranL fort, Her.
kimer County, says she has been conhne 10 her house
Tor seven years. and This ha- -naI led her 10 get uui
Several in II >cly lay that it is the best merine they
have ever taken.
Please send me fresh supply ,oon, n ] have no,
bottle in the store. Yours with r., pss,
j. T.. WARNER, per. n. r. RAY.
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=, Bath, Me. May a. 1875.
uttered much from Jaundice and Dyspepsia d The
Sion ach loss ofappeiiie and trout !. nj pa IN from
he least simple food, with pain in the head and slde
= slight couch, General weakness and debility Of the
y STEM. .t".f using number Of medicines vii bout
INV relief was ind Ice to Try your Sar> aparila and
Tomato Buffers. received immediate relief from no
i,e OF one Bottle and feel graf fee, for the great relic
have received and would recommend II to all who
ire suffering from similar ti>orlers. Yours, tr,Iy.
FREDERICK b. SLAlD.
The New York herald., 1846-06-29


thrrs weeks II was sstsda nv weeks aines. that the
motive power Of the company could not transport more
than thirty thousand tons Of coal per week. whereas in
the week above named, in June, 1885, the business
csessd hiry-two thousand tons. The advance in the
charges for transporting coal from the mines tide wa
ter recently made by this company has swellsd the
ceiptsto sum exceeding that of any previous week in
the existence of the road At this there doubt
out that the aggregate receipts OF the company this year
viii bs greater than the largest estimate and we see no
thing to prevent the declaration Of dividend at the
close % the year. should the directors deem good poll
cy to lake one.
Notwithstsnding the apparent prosperous con-
dition of the ofairs Of this company, there sp-
pears TO be great want Of confidence in its stock as an
investment. or its bonds security. There is only
difference in the market of eight per cent between
bonds and the stock-he former being twenty-five per
cent and the latter thirtythree per below par If
livestock s really worth any thing the bonds worth
full
The New York herald., 1846-06-29

Governor Butler, of South Carolina, and Col
M. G.. Lewis, of Tennessee, were commissioned
by the War Department to effect a treaty with
the foregoing tribes, and on the 18th OF May last
at the Council Spring, on the headquarters of
the Brassos river in Texas, at a council with
n thousand Indians ofthe tribes aforesaid, treaty
between them and the United States was effected,
which cannot fail of largely contributing to the
security of the white border settlements Of Texas.
Among other provisions Of the treaty, the tribes
included, bind themselves TO the obligations OF
peace with the United States-they concede the
right 10 the United States of working mines with
in the territories of the tribes to the compact,
which territories stretch along the western from
tiers, fom the 42d degree OF north latitude into
the Mexican territories southwark, running west
ward into the depth ofthc great mountain region
which nanks the seaboard OF California This re-
gion embraces many mines OF silver, and is sup
posed TO abound in gold washings, from the inn
portation OF gold dust from Santa Fe. Any
crimes committed by the said tribes against the
peace Of our ctzens within our borders, 10 be SUBJ
iect to our penal laws. These are regarded as
very important concessions to the government
commissioners. and they certainly arc most va
luablc provisions Of the Convention.
The tribes were Of the opinion that when COM
bincd they were more numerous than the whites;
and one object Of bringing them on TO Washing
ton, was TO show them the fallacy Of this cal~ula
tion, and that the white men were as numerous
as the flowers on the praires-the trees along the
Iivers--or the stars in the sky; as numerous as
the stars when the kHmmer night comes down
upon the mountain valeys, and the moon has
gone down into the sea. And to show them that
the white man was strong-that he uses thunder
and lightning in battle-travels in canoes that
cough like a volcano-or great lines of wigwams,
drawn by iron horses that are swifter than The
mustangs OF the praircs, and stronger than a
thousand buffalocs-iron horses eating hot Goals.
belching forth fire and steam, and rushing along
with the sound Of n storm in the hills.
| The delegation under Gov. Butler and Colonel
Lewis and company, left the Council Spring on
the 10Th May, and arrived in New Orleans on the
9Th Of June-thencc by the Mississippi ana ONO
rivers to Wheelng-thence across the mountains
4 to Cumberland-thence by railroad to Baltimore
and Washington, arriving here on the 10Th OF
June.
Another object achieved 10y this dcpuahon TO
the Federal city is, that the members OF tins en-
bassy viii be considered by tho tribes as being re-
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HOWES B. CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS


THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever organised in
lurnR 26 Carriages the performers wardrobe mn
scians, c. The company has attached TO Eight Female
Quesans among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARIEMACARTE,
whose style 81 Equestrian Fea peculiarly her own,
rnd the charming naUee with which she chains her audi
render this gifted and sysfe the
feature Of the this The Propreto
fer the public the brilliant description gveu in the
newspapers Of the extraordinary and daring ea perform
ed by this distinguished artistic Ameng the novelties which
1'' GIANT AND GiANTESS
Their height feet their weight 100 lbs Mr..
gianress the world. They will appear Jack and the
Bean Stalk and he will perform extraordinary fea Of
strength and agility and will ride in horse act The
will comprise u Acts Of Honemanship Gym
nase Exercise Classic Di'Psy; and humorous ssrpess:
NIXON and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers is the celebrated and principal Hi
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose ests on
nile Act Of Horemanship by Master Nixon. Olympic Exer
sise BY The whoe LED 6y The srf., A. Europss.
Dogs, Hector and Billy, The SWISS BR0fHERs IN
the Chaotser Of Phgbus Poturng and Gymnastics by
Mr. Nixon and his MIR Howes in his Neurological and
Slack Rope Evolutious. Mr.. Geo. Sweet the celebrated
Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of others The whole
comprising the leading most talented and classic performers
tho world
This unriyaed corp. Of Eqaestrsns will perform in the
they will visit all the principal cities and towns in the State
my3l II rrc