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r 1Inckenzie's Tonic Febrifuge-A Sovereign
Ne~eH' 'o' '''' kc1ir sND FEVER

This great Remedy which TIE public sttea'.c1 Is par
ticariy called has been extensively used IT the Western
and Southwestern States, as SPEEDY. safe anG certain
cure Ae AID r"y"r Dumb Asue, Chill or nter'nit-
tent Fevers.
The uneN anpled and complete success atte"- VA use,
and SO well proven have become lis wide spread victories
over eve; fcr~ n cl,a 10 ". Wesi. that the Febri1Ec
sGp-rsediRg every o cersd reirecsI agent ana
stages OF the disease
The many thousands " instances wherein has wrought
cee while no instance i known. be shown OF
failure in being offered possessing The ihre'
card -H merits without which medicine can be safer?
used IN Ague ce-s fate neyttr iha, - cures are
s4E Certain n.@ p -rrrtN
For .ale nv Hoadlry Phelps Co. =. h5is-1'r tser,s
i. Coleman = Co Buffalo y. r Jacobs Detroit Mich
Brinkeraof s Peuon, Chicago, IL. Edwards Francis
J. SIT. Ie1 laS!sD AWt #
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New-York Cattle Marker-MOSoAr, aug. 81.

Reported fov The Tribune.
4. Markct-920 Beef Cattle, about $50 from the
SOUTH so Cows and Calves 400 Sheep and Lambs.
Bect Caale-The offerings were rather small Prices
are r Al a. at which all bu; about 100 head were
sold
Coxs aud Caires-Thc supplies at market last week
hardly equaled those offered the week previous. ou;
prices show considerable improvement all selling a;
rates ranging as in qnalty, from SIS TO So 50
Sheep and Lon6s-The sales have been large, coo
head only remaining unsOd) and prices, for Sheep
show small advance those quoted in our last report
the market averaging from 81, s. 50 to 81 Is. Lambs
brought from 6s cents 10 81 5oa2 So
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Daily Arrivals of Produce. Stock. &c. by the
Ncw-York and Erie Railroad Company
j. F.. Ciarkton, .fgent.

az pkgs butter Blake hogs cattle calves and
fowls Capt Hoyt 80 rkEs butter Capt (rswold lbs hd-
Pierscn Co: ,, bds nail rod, do 81 pkss butter y )
rrimble; So do Capt Parsons.
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detailed eccontof TIP and the general geosraphi.
cal features OF the country. Tar has come under
my limited observation would be too irk-oule ask az
well as too brdensoe for trareler to cars 20 far
Oregon is ny home
Yours, &c WESLEY SHANNON.
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MARINE JOURNAL
n SEE MARINE JoURy4L, FOURTH PAGE

ship Sou,hernor, Palmer I'm Liverpool July 3V-n
mdse, 20 Woodruff s Mnturu. The : mas experienced
.ar North 81 90 owing 10 succession of W winds
Bark Condor Tikiob l. ds IN, 81 Crox e97 hhds
issses y do sugar, Asop 4 Chauncey; punch rum
hhis uoasses, master Left b-i- Neuvitas Baker, 70
.sl mex; day for Bonar schr Pacisc. =. for Arcebo
f. sailed day previous.
pan hrc Henrietta & Bertha Schmidt, % ds Tn Ham
burg mdse, bound 70 s. Tho'nss-put N 10 land 100
s,,.'ra,,, passengers 70 Schmidt Sslcheu.
r. bri- Belfast Kinney Il ds IN - Nincents, bal
-. :, V;ifIe,cn & Co. NJ Truman passenger
Rr hi. WIZ Kelso Robbins, i d: I'm Trinity, : Il
D.. schr Adder. knoiiardi. I'm Flushn. and
the Chsanel July 18Th Sailed Il CO with -sate Saxon
and br;.; Echo. :or NYork
Schr Elizabeth Baker. I'm Ba.EnoTe' pig ron bound
70 Fall Rver-pu il 10 be rent having On me icn INST
carried Gwsy The head Of main nAs-
BEIow-l brig unknown. Wind Is Z
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G4CHEAP ROOTS AND SHOES.-The sub
Nj rber pecfuly invites the attention OF Tue pun
III lie to his large and fashionable assortment OF Boots
and Shoes 81 ia Fu!tonst where he retails hne ci.y
made Calf Boots a. - 80 and -, made in the latest ffecI
style and warranted longer than those Usually so'o
al other 1t s. and 80. $1,000
The constantly increasing demand for these Boots proves
beyond doubt thst they give universal 20 te
buyers as thew are by purchasing from hin enaoed 10
sconotze nearly ns-ha the Of their boot Ds
ee0'' JOHN L. WATKINS, III futon-sL
jy1S lmeodis between .N ,N,a ene Do.s" see
RFISE BOOTS FOR SO so, ci,y-nnste, and
are equa! 20 those sold IN other stores al - fipe
French Calf Dress Boots at 81 % equal 10 the best
T made and sold in l!s CITY for 81 Or q AL ooots
warranted 20 give satisfaction.
YOUNG L JONES, No. Ann-st
the an!er!can Museum
Quick sales and small prohts Is our motto Annst
dul5 Imeo6is-
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EsTrzET0F 5 aiTa-DYr

l. claim. 70 patronage VII a. vay= p -r's-sl-1; b
those who nave u-ei sold tie preparations 5e-aa r'r
c-e-g ne hair = application = simple - effect
An bein- einpbs-lca.y 1er.act Hsir-Dye without de-
s.r,v,ae The elasticity heta n 'hc isir. To fancy
store ea--= f~-Es.s.> & V!!i y found mos de-
-sb, article. a. tHe "a ur'I0 confidence recommend il
her CUSTOMERS and rOt b. t-os.ee . complaints
- dyeiug Tie >k-n ..1en ! VII not rc u '-e hsi,
and constant Washing ONLY improves IL appearance Inc
color perr4nen, and perfectly Uniform. entirely fre@
from ho>. suuaurs. ,ni va-g from the faded green
the royu u.De produced rs the ordinary har dyes In
proof Of il ecacy lie nreE.cT : prepared 20 apply the
bye 10 ,ylske-s or portion Of me hag. -~pt charge
hose wishing 10 pC-ca. / II proves satisfactory -
winch purpose ne has private -ooms Prepared OILY and
sod rErolesae ard --.li by WSf- BACHELOR. No. ,
), a.. OR R-oE57ar. Price q double size = 81
Copy tie address sr25 lmecdis-
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In sk.p Souaieraor, from Lirupool-Ercderick Rope
and Albert Berh OF Cierusny-l+g IN the steerase
IN bark Condor iron. s. CroiI-Mr VIM Foss, Geo &c
Breton, and Mathew Edgar.
In bari Pr1.ie-io from Rio Ge Jaaeirc-Cap; Philip
sheppard OF brig General Marion, Geo Armstrong, Esq
Y-snd one in the storage.
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= Rhennnti.m and nm Ner,nn, bl.an.es-

positive and peruaaen; cure for ties. distressing aaG
preyasnt complaints. : found in CHRI>TIE'S CAL
NANIC RINGS and MAGNETIC FLUID. No matter
now chrome may De the disease readily Yields
the mysterious power developed b ta!s wonderful
ciscO"erv.
Tic csvansc self. Bracelets CARERS and Strengthen
ing Pasies 7sei IN 1ore chronic Of disease and
can be used by the 5ecz,- wiki 2eriec; safely
and convenience.
Inc extraordinary and beneficial effect Of these ar1.e5
uco1 the nervous r=tem must be witnessed be be
.-~hf
on.y Areaay Z re~-.Trr< ia Brondwa,.
Beware %! spurious 'S'' sr-- entirely 'vorii
les Explanatory pam Ph.ei may he had .ls e"5 III
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ESTABLISHED PRICES At
CCRSEY's rrW nan AND ca t7rtrtt,HNtFf,
i5i FuitoHst Sun Building.
informing pon'Lain

crRxrY's SEW Raj ,>p ca t5rspUt'sNser.
i5i Fuit0H-st. Sun Building
Iyy Gurney has the pleasure OF informing gentlemen
ofa-e and fashion, v. those who make no pTeten-
SONS save 10 simple ee .nce pain simplicity. that e
inyenable unuuiabls price oihs First Quality Black Eur
Hats - -
Fist Quality SILK 10
Second Quality do. < -
These prices have been firmly established and NAV be as
implicitly relied the exquisite nj and finish Of the ar
tces 10 which they app-risin Mr. G. believes he say,
without presumption that ms Hats may safely Challenge
comparison withGry othsr Hate at prices. auli nis
NEW INVENTED WIGS
~ Batchelor'- New Invented Wigs and soaps
are pronounced by all ho have aud them most
perfect aud natural heads OF har v Ns1ers Grs my lied
inspect them they viii ~ perceive nat " nat hn-
long been to them source Of ino.eFshe discomfort,
viii h-nceorth re real luxury. NM bATCHELOR,
inventor and only manufacturer, Ndls- Bread
way, removed from l65 Broadway ly-5 lmeotis'
Cf7- The L. -. Srrntr Oi tS12.-The subscribers
respectfully anuounr. That their large neXzCtIui engraving
OF tn. United completed and Will short
time be published Those VINO dearc receive early
pTessons invited eel. the National MnlaFe Gal
icry and examine the engraving.
AUS istl ANTHONY, CLARK CO III Brosdway.
re- The Proprictors OF thny-hye iiercni newsPs-
pef- in Penns yvaia alone have given public notice that v
h. Palmer their only authorized gent IN the cities OF New
York Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore For Of
papers Tribune of l7h inst All the papers in Della
ware and many others IN other States, have gwen similar
notice yfV ISL
re- All orders for subscriptions, or advertising
in Country new papers Intended for V B. Palmers Agen-
cy, should be addressed TRIBUNE BUILDINGS" as he
has other Office has he depu.ed any person 10 repre-
his Agency in any other place IN THIS Cy y2o ISL
~ Advertisements oT Newspapers of all the Cities
ana principal towns II The country tar and near are daiy
received the ufc. Of the duly authorized Agent, v b.
Palmer in The Tribune Buildings He reeeye. subscrp-
lions also. iy2O M&Tutiis
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=. p J.t of August

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser ssys The
arrivals few and the receipts almost exclusively
confined 70 slaves and lumber The Eastern operators
have nearly all Withdrawn from the market and The bu-
sincss the docks to-day give no other e-idence than
that Of the mos; duness In Wheat we can
no; learn OF single transaction worthy OF being nouced
The highest figure we hear offered Tor TAR sample OF
Racine store o. cents, and tor good quality Old
Chicago o. cents Is the that buyers a.a d.
posed 10 give The better qualities such a old Mich.
gan CITY IN store held At H. bu; the figure beyond
IL. limits o! tue very orders purchase III :he
hands oaseut- ycry slight disposition i evinced 10
operate IN four snd the sales that haze fallen under
our observation ~ 5bls Monroe chcice Nlchl-
can brand received per steamer Wayne, at - 3'.-pU
bbls Union Empire" and Lakeyie" on the Albany
at - IS and SIC bbs mixed Indiana, Ohio and Michi
gan ut 50 81.
The amount OF Wheat received at Milan. Ohio
for six days up to august "a Is tao2t bushels. Tho
qualities the late receipts decidedly ber'cr than
the first, coming from the South.
From the Miners Journal learn that the
quantity Of Coal market during the week ending
Aug,,t 20 Is only 81 o2 10 beng upward OF 5000
y:s less than lsst tcck caused entirely by the stop
page OF orders
For the information Of dealer abroad. we are author
lied by John Tucker Esq. President Of the Reading
Railroad Company state tina, no reduction in toll! and
transportation Coal viii take place this year
Sent market for the week ending on Thursday eve
ming last, WEEK TOTAL
Fort Car bon ..--.--.---... e6J2 20 !J-"ol 10
pousviIlo POI o. 1i2 ~ "a
-chuvlkill Haven ...l2 676 03 90 297 II
ro,t clinton 1913 90 5OJ7l Il
Total .-............-..--3 l,I02 I6 730Q76 %
The amount OF Coal transported ever Mine I'LL and
-chuvlkill Railroad during the Week ending Wcdnes
day evening last 1898 q Per last report
27qGg- Oh Iotal, 2t2,9ll H.
The quantity of Coal transported the Mil Creek
Railroad Tor li for the last six days 5000 tons
Per last report, ! 500 o. Totn, 1856 O.
The aIralun: ui coal transported over the Mount Chr
Vt tFNvg Ffat- flfUy
last is 6i55 tons Per last report 1890 Total 1885
tons.
The amount OF Coal transported over the Schuylkill
Valley Railroad for the week ending SATURDAY oyen
ing last 6701 10 tons. Per last report nOe!'2o'
To,d. ll7,60o Oo tons.
The amount of Coa transported over the Mount Car
bon md Port Carbon Railroad for the week ending on
saturday last 1919 10 tons. Per last report 2i2
3l2 II. Total, OF tons.
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From, Oregon.

10 ne g3for Of TIE Gaioa
III. inelosed paper contain. letter from my son IN
Oregon and may interest bis friends residing IN dneIe'
parts OF the United States who feel en- Interest II orc
soa Your paper having very extensive cifeais'ioh
INDUCES me ask Of you the favor OF It's puoAeaaon
Mos, ,e.n.cf,,lv WILLIAM SHANNON
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-u~. 1.-THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF a

u,Tpe NEWPORT, Providence aud Boston
E,1lf-iS Fare 10 Newport and Providence, Cabin =,
Es,7,rAzS--.IsDeck 81 51-The Steamboat MUTUAL
SAFETY Captain " Chlds, viii leave foot OF Markets.
Eas, River On Tuesday August 25i NJ o'clock, 7. NJ
for Boston arrive In Providence IN time for the
O'Clock tram Freight taken reduced rates. Apply TO
the Captain on board, or the Office on The pier
The Mutual safety IS fitted up with large and conlino
dots state Rooms and newly furnished throughout
Her vel known character boat her ample accom-
rnoda,ions and iow fares 1t hoped. vii secure her
"a. n, nuhII. netronar. aI5 lmseod
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CASTIS EXRnES-MI,h II. s,ce-..r. Pro-.
MODEL OF NETWORK

IN CARVED wOOD-This immense wors OF AT. oy K
Ports RApdsr exhibition aiihe Miner. Moons
i Broaia Th-s Model represents every buildins -nst
-.s ard othrr obr City. IL has been IN progress
or more than year and ur.-a Of one hundred Persons
have beer ploycd its cons-n inc4adins some OF
TIE srst Artists. American and Europeai:
1hr-. ne Model i. GOTHIC, CANOPY: y he most
highly carved work containing N diHtrenf com
partIen Oil Painting, " some OF me prsclPS o1''Ses'
estab lshrieuts IN the City :, -.,..
Hours OF exhibition from 8 - - 10 2 NJ Liekets %
cc>-.s Season tickets 81 cents. N-4 us
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= DIR. Wood,. sar.apariIlin and Wild Cher.

nv Bittprs.-Ths inyaUabie and ectua. remedy = eA
citing the wonder al make OF T. and almost eN
clusivrlv used for purity OF the Blood Dysrepsia fes
Indigestion fuuis ana pustus the Face. by ourmos
eminent Physicians II : ne nost printable OF med cnes
vet operations decided and enerse-iI ia ness
who ever try IT, VIII any other rcnlcdyanc l
permanent cure Sold wholesale and retail by W All
KETCHAM l2l Fg.ton-s. y. y. and J. W. Smith coz
Fulton and Cranberry IS. Bro0AlyE su.o ots
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.Ts7SS .CRAND EXCURSION AND Pic.NU


t--ALHJ-F-71N The nOpuIar sifantT HIbHBNN UEh'
Fs-es-ss-717 Capt. c. {. Armstrong, viii make an EX-
t,reinr TO the Bass Banks o. Wednesday, Aug -oh
Leaving ~ of Warren-sL az O'Clock Hannond-st
AZ: Deancey-.t 0, Catherine = Q. Pier No " X 81
Dinner Will be provided ~, board. Lines and BAH al
small charge Fare for the Whole excursion ~ CENTS
Regular days Wednesdays Thursdays ard Saturday. For
~, Ito ma riicuIars apply TO A. II. ScEELTI.
mo. yr cor West and Uuafs 80.
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fashionable Clothing.

CASH DIAPERS AND TAILORS, ld Brosd,
y way. c. Booth Co having received aaditions'
supplies choice Goods would spccuuI!y ln'ts me al
tston OF their customers and the public Their stock
nor only extensive comprises the richest qualities and
patterns Vestngs, Casstneres DTinss &c ua arc "
be found In this or foreign markets.
Having unusual facilities buying, they are enabled TO
offer strong Inducements to purcnases though souo e
nnderslood that their low prices reference only 10 the
finest quality OF materials and workmanship and thai gar
produced their establishment are not sufpAssed II
anv particular, by any house IN the | MON
The Cutting Department Is conducted by MI j. Lee,
whose almost infalbe skill in the art Is tho result OF long
experience and study and who possesses the happy faculty
o. fashion for and Of selecting styles
fitting and To the season y2sti
Deadly MADE CLOTHISG.-ln view Of the nd-
flyanced state the balance OF extensive
assortment OF Summer Clothing Will be sod at greatly re.
tuced prices comprising Zephyr, Clo, Cashnefete and
Tweed 5acks Grass Cloth and Linen pOrsay Sacks &c
WIN T. JENNINGS CO. 81 Broadway,
aus isis opposite the fountain
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NEW AND VALUABLE WORKS

n rCEETLY PIT BLISHED.-rhe Pqtitans and Their
Il principles bv Rev Edwin Hall, D. D. vol go
The Lives OF the Apostles OF Jesus CHfis .! y f0s
Tn. Coaplete WORKS Of Rev D. 4. CiafS , vol 5vo
The Life and Voyages OF Americas 'espaei17' Oy Az
The Artists OF AMERICA, with EngraYines vol oyo.
Ta Antiquities OF ih= Christian Cflfea by h-V Lyman
D'4a6ase .ad u Writings VITA Sketch Of Ms Life
vol Emo. NJ, n n f
Napoleon and his slarshals by J. 7 fieadIey llustfa
ted with L Steel EnZravings, : vols LEO
In. uar, bv Cha.. Burdett, ! 70! Emo
Clement OF Rome. By Mrs. Jos!n, yp.- i'ino-
the C0u,olete Works OF Charlotte elizabeth
iiints Ia Christians oy Rev. DR.. SataEer.
'- - BAKER 3 SCRiBSER,
a12i 5.is" = Sessea-s. sna % + atA-fo~.
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rz,-C;eueraI Tempefnnce ourc,i ,ia.s Ne.rin9

-u-s---IE. n-yT he -erles Of Mss lrs-ss
r+ Temperance Co=ac VIII % he'd on Tuesday E..errc
a5tu ms -. corr y Eisl.-avs1a- and Greeuv,ici-
lane gnc or Frda. Q! ils = TUrapEia--
square 4 ar invited 10 siIe4d. le Vol.!i-s Of
= lcoho b. Cadv 3 Il E-r.-. u. Lea .. =. r-tsa-oog
anil " (-or-r.ta.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The ships Margaret Evans for London ana orleans
for Ne.sQriesns, has anchored 81 the w spit ssaa
bound
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Books.
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and a Fashion Plate Subscription - Per NO = ct-
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story. Price - Cts -, ,
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THE REST MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER
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For September. coniilnins -
BNOl'R Beautiful STEEL PLATE ENGRA| lNGS,
W. The Death Struggle from original PARTING by
c Dca To say TINT this faithful copy OF Detss much
admired picture Is enough
Weidee A perfect embed ymen' Of Byrons heroine.
The Swiss Goahcrd A l!c-Ke scene
sabbath Day Point, Lake Georgia. beautiful engraving
of American scenery-truthful and tranquil
The articles in this number. mostly ginal Among
he writer's are H. W. Herbert Wu Gilmore Slmon-. L.
r Greeley H. II. Clements, C. b. Buckhardt l. y. smith,
Lawrence. Labree (the Editor. &C SC
Tarlrs-S3 per snnun Two copies - Single numbers
-
Tor September say whether are wrong in calling II
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Office No , Asior House.
- \ liberal discount 70 Clubs Agents and Dealers
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AmnSsHeHts.
NrRLn,S GARpEE


Two Ccn1c torIiDeS-('acr; Rave. = ne " pieces
RAEEL FSMiL7 UNUSUAL ATTRACTION
Tuesday EVENING. SEgG>t =,
TIE PERFORMANCES q e.slc a scleeS. VIII
= Esvor;,- Overture.
= - r-..cvr--i ~ lie new Psn,crr:sso o.
kCSSRF AND BERTRAND.
Es'oert Raw Nine DUaont. u ME Rave
eeIt.aic Gzbn-! Rsycl Il he Eoi.. NJ re jsve,
vets. paE'ont-.--.F Rave Cric.etie Mn JAysiG
o es5ae ,ith the sn.acs;ii PauIcu1sn-e of The
LIZ CoSytaoRS GIFT: OR. rsE MAGIc Pllts.
CooFao Gsor!-. Fs-si F,iyIla Nne l. JSyei
Ny:Fhs. yoGlz FslrT IT me >. RayeL
tickets - eert>.
CASTLS GNRDEN-WlLa is exten,:yr rror.en.
\ AIDES : open r-y ard Evening Offering saper;c- o3
portunes the lover, o. SNrse !. viewing the harb
and surrounding scenery a. the iahAns he &C.
is-iors 5r.ez----Nondsy. TuesGS7 end "Wednesday
rve,gs August 18th 2St and 2S;h-lr the Fveung the
f,llv-ds se,..on Of music W.. performed BY re Or
Ls--, nm der ne a'--ion OF c. " Mevrer-L krihss.s-
srs V.rc.ugl5ug stauze. - .leia1a d tho. Saloon
P5fst D-r F-e>-.iut- Ma-sIeis Coliseum March Over
.,-s :. rioe Mania Gslop. Ia 9t'Atle &c Porric
----,..r.-e az o cocs. Admission Only l2i Ct.
17iERfCtN NTSEI N.-TaE oRrHEAs I'm
\ IIY rys their Grand Concerts y ne tSaFe koo1,
- ro1-1lr,.or " k o,le- splendid periorri2aces his
,oor a, s.. oc'oc 81; this c-"nlaE a. $ me mana
ser ~. 80 ensasedCo ChsH together VIZ! sae >So!,
iisn Mammoth Sos. hviEg Or1rc uuanS ANs w NSl-
f-.< iiv-- Monster Sake. Wax MODE. oi the amman
Brf- IN addition the following performers aFs en-
-ss,r.-T.ss Wheeler Miss :. Julien: Srea. y" es,eta
YAakes Comedian Ye;e Morris; Billy W hllocN. H',0'
Madam. RocSwei-D iso.v,ng f"NNs. ChronSuope' ~
A-,i.son % ceas-rhi!i-si --~ier To- II GEMS a1-+
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SPITToOSs.-Britsnnlss ptocns manufactured znd
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