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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-10-24
From H Ross WILKINS, .. S. Distric
Judge for Tie District Of Michigan.
DETRoIT October 80. 1941
Eduard Bingham;

DEAR SIR:-With great pleasure |
state the fact ofthe complete and radical
cure of the Fever and Ague with which
my son William was attacked, by the use
pursuant to directions, Of Dr., Osgood's
India Chalagouge, He had as severean
attack as ever Witnessed, and | appre-
hended long winter Of this disease.
which was some years ago the case
when | resided at Tecumseh. But ] was
providentially led To notice your adver
tizement in relation to this medicine
determined 10 try it, and the use Of one
DO tie broke the disease, and | am conf
dent has effected a radical cure, as two
months have elapsed without a return OF
it, and my son is in the enjoyment ofro,
bust health. 1t is an invaluable medicine
and should be generally known.
Ross WILKINS.
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From Hon. STEPHEN v B. TRowBR1DGE,
Of Michigan State Senate.
BIRMINGHAM. Dec. is. Is41.

BIRMINGHAM, Dec. 10, l64l.
Mr.. Bingham-You wish me toinfofm
you what know Of DR.. Osgood's India
C%halagogue and anti bilious medicine.
| do believe that if the virtue and efica-
.cy Of this medicine were generally
known, the FeUer and Ague would dis.
appear in Michigan.
procured a bottle ia the spring OF
l84l, and have good reasons to bel ieve
that myself and family escaped The ague
last spring in consequence of its use.
Perhaps no summer since the settle.
ment OF this fine peninsular has The Fe-
yer and Agde been 50 prevalent as The
last. have recommended this medicine
in numerous instances and when The
disease had become fixed and bafled the
skill Of physicians; and I haze neUe,
< toDn ittaa. II has universally pro.
duced the most happy effects, and | be.
lleve it has never been exceeded by any
medicine in removing the bilious diseases
Of the climate, Yours, respectfully,
STEPHEN v. R, TRowBR1DGE.
Price ST. so. Sold il Cincinnati, Ohio
wholesale and retail BY SANFORD & PARK
general agents Tor the wesl, at theil
Western Depot for The sale Of valuable
Family Medicines, north east corner .
Fourth and Walnut street.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY,
Canton,
o. o. WooDMAN, HckSburg,
W. \. T~ANNEHILL, Memphis.
August IL, 1916. 4s-4n
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II HAVE 10 operation a Wool Cdrding
~ Mdcbineat my Mills, two miles south
east Of Camden. ! am prepared g card
wool on moderate terms, and in the best
manner. My machinery is constructed
on the most improved modern plan, i
is necessary 10 order to make good rolls
that the wool be thoroughly cleansed Of
trash, burTs and dirt, and be made as
loose ss possible by picking. For every
eight pounds Of wool one pound Of lard
must be sent, or | will furnish the lard
al the market price.
Al s. MITCHELL.
july H25, 1876. 45-tl
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Skin Diseases are often owing to q
S~cro(uIous Habit Of body, and in order
to effect a permanent cure, the original
rause must be removed.
Jayne's Alternative, one Of the most
pleasant articles ever offered to the pub
lie, has been found not only to cure
Scrofula, under all its multiplied forms,
of Cancer, Kings Evil, Goitre, White
Swelling &c, but also TO remove the
disposition Of tendency to diseases Of
THAT class, and all diseases originating
from distractions IN the glands or pores
of tbe skin, or from impurity Of the
blood or other fluids Of the body.
Prepared only by Dr.. D. Jayne, No
8, South Sd Street, Philadelphia
For sale at the Drug Store Of
.PREESTLEY 81 MOSBl,
October 8, 1916. s.,
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Wits invaluable medicine was pre-
n pared from an extensive practice
of several yearsi in bilious climate. and
is never known to fail Of curing Ever
and Agae, or any Of the diseases above
named.
Those who are suffering from diseases
of thisakind, as also those who have be.
come invalids from their effects upon the
constitution, will find the India Chala,
gOgne, a most invaluable remedy for pu-
rifying the blood, and thoroughly clens-
ing from the system the morbid effects
of a bilious climate.
The wonderful operation Of theC hala-
gogue in graduating bile from the human
s system. can only explain its extraofdina
~ agency in the speedy, tn rough and
permanent cure Of Fever and Ague. and
the various grades of intermittent and re-
mittent levers.
From HIN Ross WILKINS, u S. District
Judge for The District Of Michigan.
80 IT,
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THNO remove these troublesome and
u dangerous inhabitants Of the sto-
mach and bowels, which SO often impair
the health and destroy the lives Of chill
dren, use Jayne's Tonic Vermiluge, q
certain and safe preparation for the re-
moyal OF The various kinds of Worms
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, want Of APP.
petite, Infantile Fever and Ague, and
Debility Of the Stomach and Bowels, and
organs Of Digestion.
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FOR SALE.


TIME subscriber offers for sale his
Plantation in Madison county, silu-
ated about eight miles from Canton and
six miles from Livingston, and adioin-
ing the lands Of Benjamin s. Kicks and
James Brown. The tract contains about
fifteen hundred and sixty acres Of land,
one thousand of which are cleared. =
This land IS remarkably fertile and can
not be surpassed ia the county for lis
superior state Of cultivation and i'm.
proyements. For the Il rms of sale en-.
quire Of A. H. Handy, Esq, Canton, or
address me at Hard Tines, Tensas Pa
IRISH, Louisiana
S. w. DORSEY.
April 4, l846. 29-l0 o
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HOUSES PILE OINTMENT

HOUSES Pile OINTMENT
rs a most valuable, safe, and u
u cure for the PILES. Numerou,
tifcates Of the happy effects ofths
ment, ma be found upon the WI
accompanying each bottle.
For sale at Che Drug Store Of
PRIESTLEY & MOS
n
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I'VE GREAT RRMIRI

TIE GkESAE kEJHRf
HOUSES INDIAN TONI
"A safe and sure cure for Chill
AGUE and FEV in he 4
cedented time of Fire Hours.
TNHE attention Of the public isDn
- laTly called to this great Il,
for ChilIs or Agae and Feger, and
ing SO, the Proprietor deems il pron
make the following declaration
truth Of which, he desires the Deo,
test by a trial, and he will cheer6I
bide their decision, viz:-Ist, I'M
Gle is pleasant and convenient to n
Cd, 1t will cure euery case, if the 4
lions are observed. Sd, 1t will N
Injurious effects in the system, \
contrary, it imparts strength to M
stitution. 4lb, It is purely vegal
and refined from all gross particles \
render other preparations 50 muddV
disagreeable to the taste. 5th,
cure with perfect certainty in i've
HFCerti6cales on the wrappers \
the bottle, Of cures from six mon
ten years standing.
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MnM nnITna-

-FElHE subscribers have just received
from NsD York and PAiladsl ph3a
a lull and complete assortment Of
Drugs, Dyc-Stuffs,
Medicines, Perfumery and
Paints, Fancy Articles,
Oils, &C., &c, &c.
All Of which are Fresh and Genuine,
10 which they respectfully invite che a
@tention of sheir friends and the public.
We are disposed to sell very low for Cash
Or on short time 10 punctadg dealers, and
feel confident in assuring our friends and
The public that they viii find i to their
interest to call and examine our goods
PRlEsTLEY & MOsBY.
June 6, 1916. So
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no THE PBANTER9 or MADISON
COUNTY.
VII HAVE first rate Negro Blacksmith
] wish ID hire out BY the day, those
who wish TO save Two thirds Of their.
Blacksmith biIl viii ID weiI IL cali III.
the subscriber, four miles north Of Can.
ton, Or drop 4 lstIer il the post Office il
Canton.
"a. q, GILLESPIE.
February n, 1916, 23-6m
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Superior 10 aay PUrgative non knopa ff.
erpelling disease from the system.
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WORMS! WORMsN WORMs!!l

july Is, 1915. 45-l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-04

Died.
Al New Brighton, Staten Island on Thursday the al
inst Of consumption BADGER, wife of Mr. VIM Phelan
aged 81 years.
Her friends and scquaintances respectfully request,
ed TO attend her funeral this Frday) afternoon the atb
inst, at Pier No North River, at . o'clock
On Thursday, the 3D. inst, Of consumption Mrs XIV
rEpy wife of Alex Kennedy. in the 5Oh year of her
eye
The friends Of the family, also the members of New
York Lodge No 10. Of o. F., and the fraternity 20.
nersy respectfully invited attend her funeraI
tomorrow Saturday afternoon at o'clock from her
late residence No 675 Water street. N Y without fur.
thor invitation.
Ps-Noriolk, Vs, papers will please copy the above
On THURSDAY evening the 81 inst, Of consump tion,
M. DAVID WHITE, aged 33 years, months and days
Tho friends and acquainances of the family
spectuy invited to attend his funeral this friday az
ternoon, at hafpast o'clock from the residence of
Frederick C. Butt Of Hester and Elizabeth streets
Ny.
AZ Baltimore, on the 10th ult, Mr.. ASrHosy LrBRou
IN The 9ist year oil his age native of Bordeaux and Tor
upwards oil hity years resident of Baltimore
AT Livonia, N r., on the 18th ult Mrs. SrArIrA Bur-
NELL widow Of the late Jchie Bunne in The SD year
of her age. " 49,
eyed 81 years.
VIM. Bennett sged "a Years ~ ~ "
- Dains.apis, Mrs ABIGAIL BRfcos, aged II years
Al Harwich, Mrs MOLLY Waller, aged 81 years
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LATRSF N1'ELLIGBNCg.
TElEGRAPHIC.
Army Intelligence. &c

BALTIMORE, Sept 3.
COL Allen, the commander of the Mormon re-
giment, has died on the prairie, of conpestve
fever.
Capt Cook has been sent to Santa Fe by Gen.
keaney, and under a flag Of truce demands
peaceable possession.
The anti-Mormons, fully armed and 1000
strong, were to march upon Nauvoo on the 10Th
ult. An engagement and bloodshed were deemed
inevitable.
The steamer Britannas arrival at Boston was
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Private entrance at the Hall door " an5e
MAMMOTH CIRCUS.

HOWES & CO'SN Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unrvailed corps OF Equestrias WI, perform at
buffalo sth 18th and ssth inst; WliamsyiIie 9Th;
Lockpo 2sth and 18th Albion 3ls Betava LIST September
Atica the Cd Perry the 3D. Mount Morris
the 4h Leroy the 5h Rochester the 7h 9th and
9th Canandagua the 10TH Palmyra the 18th;
Lyons the 2th Vienna the ltth; Auburn the
18TH tn and 7h during the Agricultural State FAIR
The Largest Establishment organized the United
States, comprising $50 Men and Horses, requiring 26
Carriages convey the Performers wadrobes musicians
kc The has attached TO II Eight Female e9ues
trians amsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently arrived from Paris, -
MADAME MARIE MACARTE
whose sly Of Equestrian feas peculiarly her own
being ch.e and classc her graceful and address
ence gifted the lead
ing feature Of the this country The Propeors
refer the public the brilliant description given in the
Of the extraordinary and daring eats
performed by this distinguished artisfe.
Equest Director, Mr. HOWE5. Riding Master, Mr.
NIXON, and the unapproschable Clown, ID AN RICE.
among the Performers the celebrated and principal HI
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose fea
Horseback the extraordinary witnessed yuve
nile act Of Horsemanship by Master Nixon Olympic Erer
s.e. by the whSe CoTgrHy led by the great EqIops,n
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy The SWISS BROTHERS.
Sweet the Charioeer of Phsbus Postu- and Gym
nascs by Mr. Nixon and his Mr.. Howes in his My
biological and brilliant Act Of Fancies Of Proteus" Mr.
c. Howes in Slack Rope Evouuons Mr.. Geo. Sweet the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety of Others
The whole comprising the leading most talented, and
classic performers in the world.
au2G HOWEs 4 co - New York Mammoth Circus.
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MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON

NO5BARCAY STREET, three doors below the Ame-
~ ncsn Hotel,l New York The Subscriber would re-
spectfy inform his friends and this public general that
he has four good Tables be found in the
CITY, all kept complete order As hese tables
apartments the thinks il will select
and agreeable gentlemen visiting his house private
ties Each gentleman visiting the above establ shmcnt will
be furnished with and for his especial
and the best in the Any gentlemen wishing the
billiard exclusive themselves the bowling allie
have the by applying bar Also Bowling
Alleys which always kept in first rate order, with the
best Of attendance.
Lunch every day II o'clock Tuesdays and Saturdays
During the season che choices. Oysters such shrews-
bury Chinknrora, Mill Pond Cold Spring and Massachu
sets Bay Gentlemen calling for the above al
ways nave them at the shortest they can depend on
the choicest Wines and Liquors and Sega best quail
ty Also Cherry Cobers Mint Juleps and Punches made
manner not to be surpassed.
10 Gentlemen will please communicate at the Bar,
NN'' - -" FRANCIS MONTEvERDE,
No Barclay street.
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GISELLE!
CHEFRED BY CROWDED SALOONS!
r., h "a. f.sMM nEE F GaaSFEk1 h.avEI'
win Begin w iSsTs%v ss s.ps% anr .A
e BE SwsS Ss b ss o GG IGHT ROPE
Crib Mile Blangy; Myrtha. Queen Of Willis, Mime Leon
menee a. half past o'clock Tickets 50 cents
WEANL NJ. sTKfE THEATTSEa Pp.ILA5ELFHIA
= ~. . s'ESEFi 81 Mir stoLIiSs. Manager
FFD. Ey%SSS sS' sSs' ~ b. per-
PADDY oRAPFFEaT2, 800 LooSM Mr. COLLINS
MODE = go% !sTT S1 Fat II Th ts'f sEAr.
the course O. the evening COLLINS vii sing four
The lsj HTsBSs B'l If feg siSsT with
se pGP on oaSsy will com
:. ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
H OF has sss s1S ds:sss
nv w i1si.1t Il the Union
lH HI s'rs stgisGisf m'
Arnold Peter Mr. Burke Mrs Halter MIR. WALLACE; Ccua.
n %H ssns Sf III M, o. Sss AL Wo SiGs.
Nj A NE. Chapman
Il. IN @ Edward
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBI-
TON EVER KNOWN.
THE CELEBRATED FAMILY OF
SHAKER BROTHERS AND SISTERS,
CONSISTING OF
MISS JULIA A. WILLARD MISS A. FOSTER MRS.
TRIBUNE MIR. OTIS, DIR. TRIBUNE,
AND MR. PARTRIDGE,
WILL GIVE THEIR THIRD GRAND CON-
CERT AND LECTURE,
IN A Af3aF9 E RqSMs +S s. BnoSApWAY
CONSISTING Of complete illustration of the system,
mode of life ofworship peculiares, &c Sc OF
this singular, aud hitherto unknown people; their origin
presless a. their ChaInts Dance Sc &c. with ahe
Tickets rs cents For sale all the Music Stores Hotels
&c; Doors open at hall past 7. Commence o'clock
For particulars, see bills. "a Item
CIGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor of Singing, viii
resume ms lessons as usual at his Music Room, 9s Leo
naId street, joining the Society Library Building.
10 THE AMATEURS OF THE ACCORDION he would
commend his Album just published containing delightful
collection Of the most popular operate melodies and avore
pieces.
This production much needed show that the best
musical compositions be played that instrument,
whose capabilities have RENAME ed SO long unknown.
Signor l.. NJ accompanies his pupils the Piano and
Guitar au30 lmsm
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SEPT 2-AT AUcTIoN.-I3 shares Taunton Branch Rail
road IL adv 30 do Concord Railroad (par $50l Sax
per sh; do Amoskeag Manufacturing Company. per CT
adv do Great Falls Manufacturing Company san 5OO0;
do saco Water Power sio do Boston Theatre, si325 10
do Merchants Exchange tpar S0oI $3.50 do
Mining Company New jersey Si6 $4,000 albany per
Bonrs lse pet e. sdv interest aadeo s2ovo SO
BRoKERI BoARp-3 shsreI Boston and Wore Rail
road 1ts; so do East Boston o. d, AK do do AK
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1872 BROA ID VA Y,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

From the Evening Post. .unr,,.
CPECIMENS OF RINGS unspproachable VERBENA
- CREAM FOR sHAvINGEThi. acle upiy yer sry
premium OF the Institute Fair Indeed Is fully CONCEDED
bv those who know that IL is impossible 20 IN IA
sense destroyer Of eckes and pmpes and .9a ons.
and comfort shaving should possess themselves
oft. tn. ~ w. .r..L
from experience we speak from the more Prosss9nai
az our and friend James Crsst no.
Ann street. who says ahead OF any thing yet found
ont in his department. OF modern improvement not only
an client buf IL something more In short, be-
i;eve II IL the tcss shaving soap in the world
~ nsitsons and observe the written signature
r,sr The directions for use C II Ring Prepared and
for sale, wholesale and retail and for exportaton by
" " q. II. RING, Druggist,
aus imsmc l92 Broadway, corner Of Joha street.
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NEW PAPER HANGINGS
FIR n NCTS pa RES S- CO..

HAVE the LARGEST supply and the most splendid ssso
men, Of ~ he latest and the most approved styles Of
,PtPEH HANviNGs, BORDERS, &C.,
which they oher to Mefch,nts Dealers Landlords and
others, on the most sdvabtax eous terms
Tie most competent Paper Hangers can be had at the
shortest notice. a imsrc
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Married..


On Wednesday. I'd inst, by the Rev. Dr. Shredder,
Isaac Hunt OF Westchester, to MARY LOUISA aauph-
ter Of the late Isaac Styles, Of this city.
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G.. TIETZ

GOTHIC HALL, announces his Duck of Vaucanson his
" Elephant, his Dancing Lady. his Cabinet of Anatomy
and his Cartoons Of Raphael copper Admittanee rs
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NAILS, TwlNE, SHOE THREAD, &c.
l. Seine Sewing, Wrapping aud Balnr Irvine.
Cotton Seine, Of the best quality hopewe and other
Shoe Thread green, half blsachsd yellow and brown.
Carpet Warns Cotton and Flax. colored and plain.
Oakum, Cordage. Bale Rope, Cotton do.
India Twine and sthresd, suitable for Fishing nc &c
Eor sale by ZEBRA Cunning.
7. " " Ioe Peal street.
By FEas S. Ese; ID WspSRg sale
si3trc '@'S'1' es@
RLEACHlNG POWDER-200 casks Boyd'. iI.1 oo,I;,v
Beaehpng Pssder for sale by
- ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS ITO let No 81 Warren street
FOR SALE. the good will. stock. add FIXTURES, Of
one OF the best public stands Restaurstor the
CITY OF New York with excellen Bar stocked with
ny also AZ kinds esabes having up the
above establishment for many years II becomes old
and very popular stand snd money making and
ourishng condition. The proprietor leave
ms city for the South the of decease of his
business ofmportance attend The above esab
housand cash requred thousand the
m1,es For information, please address line at this
dseiy to. No person need notice this, unless ha
wing the above capital in hand ss3"m
OST-Let ia the cabin Of the Fulton Ferry Steamboat
on The Brooklyn side atnbout half past three oslock On
Of property Wisconsin aud Michigan and other papers
AS. SIX aoss g hand d,swn by I LahIoP TO The order
for $500 each able in New York with interest
and date. Also drawn by C. Traphsgen,
Pcksng for $7l o.. Payment Of the notes is stopped,
Neither the deeds be Of the least to
Any person may have found them will he suitably re.
wsrded the trouble Of leaving them with the subscriber
No 60 Wal street New York. or No. Colorado Row,
81 3tsrc J. PICKERsGILL
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DENTISTS.

DR. BROWN BROTHERS.
CHEAPEST OFFICE in this city for Dents. operations
~ No. 28o< Broadway, between Chambers and keade
streets Stewart to.s new Marble Building
Best Premium Tt eth ms erted from .. 81 TO So So
Decnyed y eeth filled with white ...... so
Tooth-Ache cured without the least pain. 50
Teeth extracted wi less than half the usual pain 50
Whole sets Of Teeth on the atmospheric pressure
"a q ism
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GAIIERY on OIL. rAINTINGS

(WHICH includes his mmenSe stocks Of Books Paintings,
w Engrsvngs, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Drawing
Materials Music &c. be found upon the second
floor up one flight Of easy stairs Having leased the first
hoo) where thing will be sold at as low prices and
many much below the regular being desrous OF clos
ing up soon possible his Book Department
Cheap List will soon be published for those who will buy
quantities
Purchasers are invited to call and examine his New Rooms,
No DOT Broadway. SECOND floor. el5 eoders tire
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GENTLEMEN'S HATS.

n THE FALL STYLE is now ready for examination,
LAT ROBEkTSON'S Phenix Hat and Cap Manufa. tory.
% Fulton street, (between Wiiiism and Goldl
NB-The proprietor Of thus estab shment deems il his
dutv his friends that be is connected
with the 1903 Fulton Reports that effect hav-
ing been circulation. s3 lwsmc
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DARK THEATRE-Eifth night OF Mr. and Mrs G Kean
= Friday Evening Sept 18th, will be performed the
Comedy Of AS YOU LlKE,IT-yaques, MIR Charles Kean
Orlando Mr. Dyou; Touchstons Mr. Bass RosaIind, Mrs
To conclude with the Farce Of DEAF AS A POSTUM
Walton. MIR Bellamy; Tisam Sappy, Mr. Bass; Captain
ley, Mrs. Vernon.
nenee at hafpas7 o'clock Boxes 81 Pit so cents Gal
ROWERY THEATRE.-Fifth night of Miss Julia Dean.
- Friday Evening" September lth will be performed the
riay OF FAZlO-Graldo Fazio, Mir Nea6e; Bartoio MIR
Co!linsi Antonio, Mr. Forrester Bsnci Miss iua Desa.
R0OM-Malor Minus, MIR weymss; Nancy, Mrs Booth.
TO conclude with the DRAINS OF the GOLDEN FARMER
The Golden Farmer, MIR Clarke; Jenny Twitcher Mr.
Hadaway; Elizabeth, Mrs Madison.
Dress Circle 50 Upper Boxes cents; Pit add Gale
~, i2& cents
CREENwICH THEATkE-CoTuer Vanck aud Chart
~ ton streets Friday Evening, September 4h will he
psriorned the Burletti OF the RIO GRANDE VOi UN.
IEERTCsPtain Hopkins, Mr. IL Chapman; Mrs Hop, ms,
After which the Melo-Drama Opera OF ROB ROY
Rob Ro, Mscgfeeor Campbell, Mr. kreer Bslle Nicol
Jsrve Mr. Stevens; Helen McGegor, Mrs George Jores
IL conclude with the Drama of the CORS AIRS RE.
Boxes, % cents; Pit i2t Doors open 7-perfor-
nance to commence at halEpast o'clock.
CASTLE GARDEN. with It's extensive rrom-nsd-,, IS
~ open day rnd evening -BUEFO TROUPE OF ETHI-
OPlAN MINSTHELS-Thu sdsy Frid.y. and Saturday
Evenings Sept 81 trh ard 5t ihe enter, nmsnt viii
intermission Of half hour fol retire snunents.
and to view the beautiful range Of COSMORAMAS,
on the Upper Esplanade.
To conclude with series OF DISSOLVIN(i VIEWS and
CHINESE FIRE WORKS
The at a quarter TO precisely,
Admittance IS cents
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kNilX-

a 1913 FULTON STREET, (sun Bu,ldrnx) deep- n
sing unnecessary to enter into pa euzrs -
ms fall fashions for 1886, would simply that
s.le will excel in beauty ghness taste aud color
thing offered the hat public OF OF
New York HIS prices low rs his hats are fine.
w IN
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HARTWFLL'S WASHINGTON uOIrsE
Oh CHEsTNUT STREET, Philadelphia The above
essbish'nrnt having recently undergone thorough
vaaases OF New House, with the long experience OF H.
present proprietor who only patron. re, ~;
efforts viii not be relaxed 70 secure every arury Thar M.
conduce TO the comfort OF pleasure Of his guests may
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NOTICE.
THE copnrnershp hsrct fore existing between the SUBJ
u scrihers under the firm OF HOTCHkTSS K co /. III.
day dissolved by mutual consent JEREMIAH no Tt,u
KISS will attend the settlement OF the Affairs on the late
firm. JkREMI Al HOTCHKI,q
- WILLIAM II. MILLS
New York, ID September, 1896 M3,.rc