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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-12-04
Monongahela Whiskey.

'I'he subscribers are in constin, receip, and
conaignment OF OLD MoNoNGaHELA WINS
KEY from Pitisburg, Of various grades, which
they offer for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers
recommending j, as being pure, unadulura-
ted Rye
~ Superior article Of Cherry Brandy con.
stanily on hand
ALSO Hams, Lard, Cheese, sc.
81. ECKY & WATKIN,
No; 10 South Water ST., Philadelphia.
Aug. 9th 1s5I.--3 m.
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THSS WAY GENTLEMEN.
DABNAlStD NTPNDTs

RESPECTFULLY announces 10 he clti'
lzens ol Bloosnsburg in general and hlr
old patrons in particular, besides the rest of
mankind, that he has again opened his tai.
or.shop where he will be pleased 10 furnish
the bes, Of clolhing, cut accoriing to The la
les, fashions, and made IN the best manner
He receives the city fashions, and feels GER
tain that his work will look tcsH and rear bet.
ter.
His shop is on main street of Bloomsburg
next door below Lutz's Drug store.
In pay for work, be will take cash, store
order, or euen GOLD DOLLARS.
Blocmsburg Nov 81, 1850.
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Uriuahed in Beauty and Excellence.
SARTAlN'S MAGAZINE FOR 1852,

FIGHTY Pages Of Reading Matter in
~ each Number, being sixteen pages OF
additional Reading over and above the usual
auaniy given i'm The SO Magazines.
The propreto!s If this popular Periodical
will spare no expense in the effort 10 impart
the ost decided superioriorty 10 their Mag.
azine, and lrost TO receive the same marked
appreciation that has heretofore rewarded
their enterprise
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NEW ARRIv VAL!
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!!!

NEW ARRIvA
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!!!
Mende email & M nsch
EEAVE just received and opened splen.
u did assortment Of fall and winter goods
at their ol stand in Bloomsbury, TO which
they invite The attention of all who want
good bargains. Their Stock consists in part
of
Blue, BLACK & STEEL MIXED
English and French Cloths. fancy
edssimereS, treeds, sdfiaefs, table
diaper cheeks, a,usias. m,ri-
noes. cashmcres, ginghams
dlpacds, de Lanes, caiicOes
Satin VeSfiHg. silk and
satin Ribbons. silk Frinre 8. dress
trimmings edging and insertion
s1k amt cation hondkerchicG; large
assortment of long shatois sik,
plush and cloth caps, Hard.Hare
and general assortment of
Glass and Queans.Hare,
q G o @ sg 81 j G Ss
Co6s, Sugars, Rice. Crackers, Cheese
So1p. Candies and lMolases.
ALSO-A large assortment of
Boots and shoes,
With every variety of Goods generally KEEP
III Country Store.
Give US call and examine for yourselves
Bloomsbnrg, Nov. 18th, lS5l.-tf.
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MARRIED..

In Lewisburs, on Tuesday morning. Nov.
25th. BY hev. p. B. Reese, Mr.. GeosGE w
FoRREsr, of Danville, 10 Miss JULIA A. ii.
KREAaER, Of Lewisburg.
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administrators Notice.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER PEPSlN,
the True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juicei A
great Dyspepsia Curer, prepared from Rem.
el, or the fourth Stomach of the Ok, after
direction of Baron Liebig, the great Physi-
illogical Chemist, by ]. s. Houghlon, M. D.,
No. II North Eighth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Conn
plant Constipation, and Debility, curing
alter Natures own method, by Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. See Advertisement
u another column
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NEW AND CHEAP
Fall and Winter Goods.

GEORGE WEAVER has just received
~ and opened a lot of new goods ;:nirh
he Offers al lbe lowest prices 10 purchasers al
his old stand in Bloomsbury His selection
will be found 10 contain everything usually
kept i'll country store. and ia the new 10,
OF goods inst opened will be found every de-
sirabe thing 10 suit the fall and winter sea.
som
BloCmsburg, October l4th, 1851.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

Comprising fine Dress Goats, Frock and bu-
siness coats, monkey jackets, wamesls, era
vais, shirts, and standing collars, &c.
FOR THE LADIES': ~.
A great assortment OF long shawls, blan.
kei shawls, tippet and de lane shawls. Dress
silks, cashmere de lanes, Alpacas, French
and English Merinos, parmeioes, calicoes of
all kinds from TO 123 cents per yard. Mus.
lins, bleached and unbleached, from cts,
20 one shilling per yd.
ALSO Fancy goods, white gobds, rib
bons man'ilIas, Jenny Lind trimmings, FIRM
ges, aces, collors, capes, combs, &c.
HoserIes Of all kinds. Boys Ready made
Clolhng, for Winter wear OF all sizes
which consists of great variety.
Our friends are respectfully invited TO call
and get grea. bargains at tn" cheap Store
ct AAR> v KLEIN,
November II, 1851.
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Great Arrival Of New Goods
Al the New Bloomsbury Cheap Clothing EN-.
porium
FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT
a RON & &lL1GTM'@ STORE
An the Exchange Building OPP
postte iIse Court House,
4 Splendid Supply Of E.R and Winter Goods.

ra,HE undersigned having Inst received
from the Eastern .cnies,, apu nnrivallej
assortment OF The most choice Fancy and
Staple Goods, ever yet introduced into this
rnarke, avails himself OF this opportunity to
invite his old friends and new customers 10
step IN and examiue :. for themselves.
His stock has been selected with reference
To The wishes OF the community, and the
newest fashions. aud will be ionud TO com.
prize every variety of style, quality & kind.
Black Cloth quarters wide, from 81 TO
So 90 per yard.
Beaver Cloth from S73 cts 10 So 90.
fancy Cassllneres, from 62t cts 10 81 373
Veslings-lhe greatest assortment ever
known in town, such as Satins, Cassimeres,
French Vestings, and variety of German
Vestings.
Hats and Caps, at greatly reduced prices
Also.-The arges, and most elegant assert.
ment of
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p u BLIC SALE OF

PU Lie SALE OF
@o SNGa Ga-ASD 9
rI,HERE " i'll be sold a public sale al the
i hotel of Jacob Dyer in Caliawissa, on
NEW-YEARS DAY, 1st of January 1852
commencing at 10 oc,,ock in the forenoon a
certain tract Of
Goal and ThHb er Land.
Situate in Beaver township, Columbia coun-
~, bounded rs follows -,}es'innng at a
caesnul thence by lands surve, ed for George
Lonyenberaer, S. 694 W., 226 ptrc.hes 10 a
posi-, thence by land of Andrew Clark, s. l6
E., 272 perches 10 post, thence by ian DIS OF
Jesse Brooks and Deborah Stewart, N 7S E.,
226 perches 10 a stone, thence by lands ot
Jacob Lose N. I64 w, 276 perches to the
place of beginning, containing
3S5 ACRES. AND 1874 PERCHES
OF which about 10 Acres are cleared. There
is small house on the cleared part, excel
lent timber aid a valuable bed oil ANTHRA-
CITE COAL on The premises.
tY- Terms will be made known on the
day of sale.
GEORGE LONGENBERGER,
% GEORGE MILLER,
JOHN FISHER Ornery
Main township, Nov. "a, 1851.
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HATS AND CAPS.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and customers, that he has just re-
ceived from the city, large and select as
sortment of
FASHIONABLE
g g Hats and Caps, of
DURABLE MAKE And IMPROVED
STYLE, which he offers for cash sales very
CHEAP, al his old stand, on Main Street, sec
ond door South of the ourt house.
B- He coptin ues TO manufacture Hats TO
order as usual.
THOMAS WILLIS.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 10, 1S49.
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American Literature

OF the highest class will be found in their
pages.
SUPERB EMBEI ISHMENTS, consisting
partly OF transcripts from original paintings
by em,uet American Artists, will alone ex-
cerd in value the price of a years subscrip-
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H.-OFFICERS CREATED, AND THE sALA-
# RIES THEREOF

BY The act (chGp 81 10 create additional collection
districts IN the Territory Of Oregon, and for other
purposes. tI #.F ,-
One collector for the district Of Umpqua, at a
salary Of s. ] 900 per annum, with additional max.
imum compensation of $4,000 per annum, should
the official emouments and fees provided by exist
ing laws amount to that sum. }at
One collector for the district Of Oregon, at sal
airy of ST., 900 per annum, with additional maxi
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For fog signals for the lighthouses ct z aii1s
Cape Disappointment, Cape Fiattery, 8. -, ~. !.
and New Dunginness .At3s4s. S,Ooo W
For lishshou.s ]. Humboldt harbor $1,000 90
Q3 tgl sls IsrGs. ....... a-a4lata
For lighthouse at Arkansas Pass /. 1880 90
For three lighthouses of the third class,
and al Choppers Bar, Galveston Bay $4,000 90
W 1--WE 60 % $500 a26s.1s6 90
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For removing and rebuilding stable,
drains, and water to stable, excavation
and grading, wall on south side of
Shipper street, curbing and paving
along Shipper street. painting house,
iron railing, &c, repairs Of all kinds
At .NorfoIk. I'll 5al rs
For general repairs .01g3 13 aail.
At Pensacola.
For wall around hospital grounds, drain
ing and filing ponds, repairs Of all
Marine Corps. ss us
For pay of officers, nom commissioned
officers, musicians, and servants serv-
ing ON shore, subsistence for officers,
and pay for undrawn clothing g
For provisions for marines serving on
shore @
For clothing .a h@
For military stores, repair Of arms, pay
Of armorers, accoutrements, ordnance
stores, flags, drums, flies, and musical
instruments raa.
For transportation of officers and troops.
and expenses ofrecrniting !. G.
For repairs OF barracks, and rent of tenn
porary barracks, and offices for COM
manding officers . ~.
FOR COntlnBcuCic6y VIZ IrclBnt, lcTrluScS
carriage, wharfage, compensation to
!, judge advocates, per diem for attend
ing courts martial, courts of inquiry,
and for constant labor, house rent in
lieu of quarters, burial of deceased ma
rines, printing, stationery, forage,
postage, pursuit of deserters, candles,
oil, straw, furniture, bedsacks, spades,
axes, shovels, picks, carpenters tools,
keep Of a horse for the messenger, pay
of matron, washerwoman, and porter
at hospital headquarters
For arrearages of pay which accrued to
John Rush, late sailing master. from
thirty first Of July, one thousand eight
hundred and thirteen, to ninth of Au-
I1gRust, one thousand eight hundred and
a9tbirty seven . ..s
For continuing the preparation and pub
LEGATION Of the works of the Exploring
Expedition, including the pay of the
scientific corps, care Of property, pay
ment for printing, and paper, and
i other contracts under the law of eigh-
i teen hundred and forty-two. authoriz-
ing the preparation and publication of
said works ;.
To cause the wreck of the steamer Mis-
souri, to be removed from the harbor Of
Gibraltar in such mode as the Secre-
tary Of the Navy shall deem expedient
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BY the act for the relief Of the american
CoIonix uften Soctsfu

By the act for the relief Of the american
Colonization Society.
For the support and maintenance, in Lii
IBERIA, Of the Africans recaptured on
board the barque Pons, and for all sup
plies furnished them of every descrip-
ton, and for medical attention, and to
pay the amount which the Secretary Of
the Treasury may find so to be due to
the said society. -[Indefinite.1
By the act for the relief Of Cincinnatus
Arkansas.
The same rate of pay and allowances for
the time, beginning September TWEEN
ty.sixth and ending November eigh-
teenth, eighteen hundred and forty
six, as is now allowed by law to officers
of the United States Army holding
commissions equal in grade to the no
minal acting appointments temporari-
ly filled by said Trousdale and said
Connelley MISUNDERSTANDING.
BY the resolution PROVIDING for an adjust
nent of the accounts Of John ID. Coimss-
neil, Presidsnf Of the Ohio and Missis-
siPpi Mail Line Company.
For transporting the mails of the United
States on the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers, between Louisville and New
Orleans, and intermediate points, dur
ing the season of steamboat naviga-
ton, between the fifteenth day of No
vember, eighteen hundred and thirty
two, and the fifteenth day of July,
eighteen hundred and thirty three
Indefinite
By the resolution in relation 10 the accounts
Of John DE NetgpiIe and Son.
Any balance which may be found to be
due to said firm, to the party or parties
legally entitled to receive the same
Unidentified
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For the thorough trial, and Tor main
tanning OF light on Brandy wine Shoai, itA
Delaware Bay, from October the fret,
one thousand eight hundred and fifty,
to March thirty first. one thousand ~
eight hundred and NIFTY One, SAX months Liza
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For surveying the public lands and pri-
vate land claims In California, in con- ..
formity with the provisions OF the acts m, "
of Congress authorizing similar sur ~
For defraying the expense Of taking 3
census Of the government and treaty 4 s6l
parties Of the Cherokees West 1000
For compensation TO three special agents gsa
and the necessary interpreters, for the if
Indian tribes Of Texas, including the
purchase Of presents, authorized by the
act approved thirtieth September,
eighteen hundred and fifty, for the
fiscal year ending thirtieth June, eigh-
teen hundred and ffty-two . $4,000
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s. SO, 002,l59 49,


a..a RECAPITULATION.
For deficiencies in former appropri-
atoms s2,os2,os5 IS
For revolutionary and other pen
sions 2,I5i 900 90
For the support of the Indian de-
partment 72,2os 80
For the service Of the Post Office
Department 6,55o,ooo 90
For mail services performed for the
legislative and executive depart
ments, and to supply any def
cheney which may arise from a.a
reduction Of postage 100000 co
For the support of the Military 1
Academy ...,...... 5000. :. 100, 52s 90
For the civil and diplomatic ex-
penses of Government 7,350,l05 IS!
For the support of the army 7,505,2l0 40
For the support of the navy 7,593,Sl4 II
For the erection OF lighthouses, &c. 253,735 90
Miscellaneous 262, 500 81
.ys $50 0O2,159 Ash
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By the act for the relief Of The legal repre-
sentatices Of Robert s, BnTough and Of
Stephen Hopkins. l
For fees alleged to have been withheld a'a'
from them by the United States, and
which had accrued between the first
day of July, seventeen hundred and a
ninety nine, and the thirtieth of June, E1
eighteen hundred and Eve s7os 80
t E4#t&is ttt t&
By The act for The relief Of Tie aoido,o Of
The late Lieutenant Colonel William
Gray, of ArkansGs.
Inc diHerence OF pay ana allowances Pc f}
tween a lieutenant colonel of cavalry
and lieutenant colonel of infantry.-
Unidentified @
By the act for the reliefof the ad,ninistra-
tor Of Major Frsderiek d. Malls, de-
The value of the horseand equipage of the 81
deceased, lost at the battle Of Chura- III
busco, in Mexico 5000 90
By the act for the relief of Yilliam Hardin. -.4
For expenses incurred and moneys paid b.
by him in defending Ruit to recover
money which he had procured for the .-E
use Of the Government 5000 90
5U a-- .....,#.
By the act for the relief of II. J. Nc Gin
took, Harrison Gill, and Manifold Car
To H. J. McClintock, for his services as
farmer for the Sac and Fox Indians at L.
the Great Nemahaw sub agency, in
the year eighteen hundred and forty
Elk, and for the hire of two hands en-
ployed and paid by him $l42 90
To Harrison Gill, for his services as as
sistant farmer for said Indians at the a
same place and time ,. SO 66
To Mansfield Carter, for his services as
assistant blacksmith for said Indians, A
at the same place and time SO 80
$500 l9
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By the act for he rsliJ qf Charlotte Lynch.
To Charlotte Lynch, only surviving child
of Lieutenant Colonel Ebenezer Gray,
of the sixth regiment of the Connect
90 cut line, who served in the army of
the Revolution from the beginning OF
90 the war to its close, as an equivalent 3
90 for the loss sustained by him by the
90 substitution of the communication GER
tifcates, issued in seventeen hundred
{ and eighty three, for the half pay for
life, to which he was entitled under
90 the resolution of Congress Of seven
teen hundred and eighty, five years. "
90 full y.-[lndehnite.l Iias aas Er y
BY The act for The relief Of Dunning r.
NcNair. tasssa I'm Frfs II.
w The amount Of fines improperly imposed
on Dunning X. Nc Nair, while he was
mail contractor on route one thousand
one hundred and fifteen, from Bedford
"a to Washington, in the State of Penn a
7 sylvania ...l . .'... saa sIa s.. 9
By the act for the relief Of the legal repre-
sentatives of the late Gen. Walker X.
A,mistead, or the Army Of the United
Money which he paid out for and on
count of the Army of the United States,
w whilst in command at Fort Monroe, in
the year eighteen hundred and thirty
four, and which was not adjusted with
.al the Government during his life s.
:, BY the act for the relief Of Sayles J. Botoen.
- For his services as clerk In the Office of
the Second Auditor of the Treasury
Department, from the first OF March,
eighteen hundred and forty six, to the ~
first Of July, eighteen hundred and
forty-seven s.
For his services as clerk in the Third
Auditors Office, from the seventeenth
m day of November, eighteen hundred
and forty eight, to the fourth day Of
April, eighteen hundred and forty
nine. .'t -
"a -
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By the act to authorize the Secretary Of War TO aIIo,p
the payment Of interest to the Stale Of Georgi for
adUances made for the use Of the United States in
the suppression of the hostilities Of the Creek,
Seminole, and Cherokee Indians, in the years eigh
teen hundred and thirty sir, eighteen hundred and
thirty seven, and eighteen hundred and thirty
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fnm the New Haven (Cuun journal, June
The frs; appearance ot tho new costume for la
dies in streets Friday evening, created quite
sensation. Indeed, SO strongly was the curiosity
Of the juveniles excited, that they forgot tho com
rules Of propricty, aud crowded after the lady
woarcr Of The dress in such numbers as TO com
pei her to take refuge in shop in Chapel street,
where she remained until the crowd dispersed. This
little incident, however, did not shake her rcsolu-
tion, and on saturday she was again seen in tho
street, the subject II general admiration. We
Team that several other ladies assumed the uew
drcs on saturday, and !, i eta5cd that our dress
makers have received many orders foe them
Those who were fortunate enough to sec the cos-
tune, think il decidedly pretty.
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Nsnri... (TrSs RAcfs.--FfLsy p.,--rri .nr Nay
svet psisss for three y-ar Cd, subscription Sev,,
tslf tCffr't.
- wociorS's Cd z. y Glencoe, asia ;, stock
MAJOR sou'hs,s ca. ~ Glencoe, 81, 4 the
iony'g dam. ......,... .... ...............t
D.. D,adfioks q. b Bi.ha-lar, dam mp.
~ DV-' sa-s Tarne, Il /, fi,,.:.,Go.
Tilpc. i.sss-I.tei:
s.eosa ~ Sweep ,aks 800 sut scriPtion, sss for.
Major p,ytor's ~. ~ Bcstor Jr, dam sally
90 wooifcrtst ( By Leslsthau dana y stock.
L. ier-s :. ...........,..............,
NJ cary's' =. y Amsas sador, aam smly
TINS, aoo--a:53.
TrtsH DAr --Tuo nic ae.ts, purse 500.
Mr. B,sseye ca G. asck Keys by Jcyiathsn,
NJ JoSxoart csiiie smith, BY Icl.hsf,sr,
Jam y cir kchard-4 y.o.......:....''...
Ar Niehol Cd Little Trick, ~ prsm dam
lime, i:5ix-i.Si%-i.57
Fsrr1u D.r Mile beats, bes three "a five purse 800
Ntssrs Br1g & Turner'S ch. f. Fanny Percy ~
AI1tas.alor dam Celebrity y a.. ..,....,..
Mr. Calgy's ch r (pejgrec abovel5 J. o.... . x 2
pr HeGarcss Dr. c BosramanF'y Hamlet dan
Time. i.G5--i:55-i6it,.
Furn Dss Proprietor purs, $500 lbrcc mile heats
Nth an inside stake of s2oc
Major Peytcn's oh. BY RosioD, r., (pedigre.
Mr. Tasies br. e BlscS satin. By Lcyiathsn.
dam BY Stocsholaer-aged :. .............. . AZ
Major southan,s b. { Corset, BY Epsilon, dam
Buftle--1 y o.t.4............... I'd N
col Eniott'scs 1 Ann Chase, ~ Lcviathsn, dam -
Major Guild, sh. Gisrisna BY Eclipse, dam
1r'he--e J. Observation-Disclosures. I'd n
Time 6.0C--5;5S
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Nld pigeons hare Just made their appearance They
are selling in the Montreal markets s &C. per do1ea
DThers we're ~ deaths IN Philadelphia during tina y.sk
OIns thu sist uit,
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ARTISTS FROM rnE OLD woaLD-MIss cArHARIrY
HAYEs-h LAURA ADDisoN-kns WARMER,
AND MADAME rHLLon.
New York ~ present the focus Of many celebrities
In the musical aud dramatic world Besides The leading
American tragic actor and actress OF the aga who are
now in this ely psIfol ming engassmensMr Forrest at
the broadway, ana Miss Oushmtn At Broughsm's-iour
eht particular starr" have eided for time from
their he misphers Inc old, onliven and Iume tho
new world BY their genus.
Forsmoft on The list stands The gi,tsd and viruous
daueh Of the Emsrsld lie, catharine Hayes second
to meme other as Brtnh voeslst, or a. p'sinti'e
singer Of the ballads Of her native hand witch Is
vide aim song melody We told th st she Is
eminent artist and ming woman possessing the
adv ansges Of youth beauty conduct, and 8anus Her
reception in city one 81 great ana gratifying
enthusissm ard her reception in ripicr Hall. Tues
cay nsxt, wi have every reason 70 believe, be
which Miss Hayes may hereafter boast II not ess
tbusia iess sincere than any that greeted
her on the other Tile Of the Atlantic We gad that
she sustained by association WITH the best
srtists in the country rns demands Of the muscal
public gtesscr han ever, ami evsry part
If q musical ertsrtsnuent must be OK high
ORDER. hsN novelty T. not enough In salitkon
10 the clever vooa-ts Brahan Jr and Mnyis Others
VII, be introduced TO crafty thu public taste IN tact,
II has been wi,sy determined 10 make entertain
mr in every respect the most attractive or any mis-
40, ,,..,sx an hsvs - ~ NJ r,.,,o- IL a.. e.
" - $50 N' w WIZ
conductor OF Mi-s Hayes concerts.
Mis- Laura ADDISON = g!ftad daughter Of the .racle
u use las been preceded oy fans unanimously at
nfne Ed. Is yourg beautlui ana prePosessing, SiJh
co ma nd pQ Bgure graceful inein She SD Ken
:, =. CO., % - =, ,..-,,, 90 ,v,i az ~. r,o,, M,
:,
u'tc d.nhea"rs {" tragic hsroiaes ~ present. o" tue
stage Il the hest critsriOns Of greatness she
hss aeh we'd Ia her IL 'he tact That Mr. Webster ,he
sGe III the Lon aon Bayrssst theatre sottS ia srrt
10 niss Al disc ~ services Tor hss ysas 90 ary
" foile hiI alb SisGO Der bat h5r genius
i os-tl.a for more extended range, All Der @ien
command u ,cter recom9eUse GdU"a We ind I'as