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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17
From BnItimOre.

BALTIMORE, June l5.-The general i'm
preston is that Fillmore or Webster will be
the nominee. There will lie great process
sion tonight to meet Philadelphia New
Workers and Bostonians.
BALTIMORE, June l6--.lo A. M.-The
City is thronged, and great excitement, three
Caucuses now in session. Fillmore consd-
cred out of the question. The contest be-
tween Webster a. Scott--Websters chance
considered most favorable, as he has frielids
among both Scott and Fillmore men-some
Of Gen. Scots friends are sanguine, but
most Of them are bent on defeating Fillmore.
The friends of Webster and Fillmore
holding their meetings at Carol Hall in sepa-
rate rooms.
Still LAreR.-Thc Convention having
affected temporary organization proceeded
to appoint Committee of one from each
State, to select the permanent officers, also
committee on credentials.
Mr.. Sewer, of La, protested against an
organization having taken place before II
o'clock.
The Convention then confirmed the or
ganization after appointing the committees
OIL credentials and officers from the several
States. Adjourned to meet at O'Clock.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

RATHER IcY.--A raw youth from Maine
strolled into an ealing-saloon in Boston, the
other day, and being asked, as he gazed wist
fully at the tempting dishes served out to the
hungary feeders, what he would have, threw
down his hat and answered.
"Pork and beans is about as good as any
thing; I'll take peeping platefull--I will
by golly"
Having devoured the mess with harpy-like
celebrity, he rose, saying, Much obleeged,
was abont vamoSing into the street.
Here, FRIEND" cried the landlord, "you
have forgotten to pay,
"Pay!" said the youth, while his eyes pro-
tuded with fsh-like convexty, "didn't you
ask me what I'd have! Gosh, all artichokes
If that don't beat all the notions I've seen
in Boston yet-ask a fellow to dinner, and
then wantpay for it," g..
Well, 60 along" said the landlord, to bu-
sy to dispute about nincpence-"you are
cool one."
why, yes, am jest so, SQUIRE" was the
reply; "you see I've just put on my summer
clothes,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17
The most extraordinary discovery in the World the
Great Arabian Remedy for Man and Beast.
Il. G. Farrelrs Celebrated Arabian Lin,ment.

Great Arabian Remedy for Man and Beast.
Fl. @. Farrsll's Celebrated Arabian Linlmsnt.
The beautiful and fertile region skrting the desert
Of Arabia, Hbounds with plants aud odo ous
woods, whence are procured tho AronItic gums and
balsams Of which this Iiniment is composed, and by
whose stimulating, unctuous and penetrating proper
ties II Is, when applied, diifused through the whole
nervous system, alaving tho most intense pain in
few minutes Try ii. when you will be convinced
that preparation possesse in high degree, ts
perfect Anodyne qualities It's action is prompt and
effective pcnetrates the flesh to the bono. reiaxcs
contracted cords, s,restoring to limbs pAraysed for
years, and where the flesh has wasted away, lesv-
ing nothing skin and bone. excites healthy &C.
tion, causing new flesh TO grow out and hli up the
shriveled parts 1t restores the synova fluid or joint
water, and this Is the why It has been so sue.
cessfu in diSeases Of tho joints. In affections Of the
Spine, Liver, Lungs and Kidneys, this great remedy
stands before any other produced For the ague
cake or enlargement Of the spleen it is aspecic For
any internal Inflammation. You VIII hnd It gives great
relcf II has no equal in the world for rheumatism
also era ps swelling numbncss, weak joints, spine
and chest pains wounds chilbains, burns, sore throat
bites OF insects AMI reptiles salt rheum wrrts, corns,
NANCE and indeed nearly all diseases which require
an external plicaton, and many others arc great
y benefited by 1t. II is used externally with gieat
success In gore or swclled neck scrofula or Kings
Evil. Liver complaint, nervous diseases. etc. For
Horses and cattle, it 10 eiecuai as In diseases OF
man. Will cure any case of sweeney IN existence;
also, SPAWN, spnt ringbone, big head hStulh farcy.
poll evil, windgnlls, strains, bruises etc.
Look out for Counterfsits' /, ...
The public are cautioned against another counter.
felt, which has lately made its appearance, called
W b. Farrells Arabian Linment. the most dangerous
Of oil the coun ereits because his having the name
of Farrell, many will buy 1t In good faith, without
the knowledge that counterfeit exists, and they will
perhaps only discover their error when the spurious
mixture has wrought its evil effects.
fVyL ". 4. i. ,I.,f ,,roI onIrr hxfII
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and Wholesale
druggist No. H. Main street Peoria illinois, to whom
all applications Tor Agencies must be adj ressed BE
sure you get Il with the lettefs IT. g. before Farrelrs
thus H. e. FAERELL's-and his signature on the
wrapper, all others are counterelts
Sold by @. KAUFMAN CO. Lancaster.
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the
United States Price % and so CENTS and 81 p bottle
AGLNTS WANTED in every town, village and
ready establshed. Address IL g. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference to Character, re-
uponslbility, Stc June . I'M
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

ORA novel duel occurred last week at
Eddyville, Ky. Two young bloods of that
city, becoming offended at some imaginary
insult, challenge was passed and accepted
as both thought nothing but blood could wash
out the insult. The terms Oh which the
challenge was accepted were these:--That
they should meet at Doctors office, and be
bled until one or the other shouldbe satisfied.
They accordingly met, and the doctor open
ed a vein for them. They bled, until both be-
coming extremely weak, and looking as
white as their own linen, pronounced them
selves satisfied, and SO ended the bloody az
air
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New York Market.
New YoRK, June Is p.

NEW YORK, June Is p. m.
Markets.--Sales Of 1000 bales of Cotton
unsettled niddling Orleans 9l@9s; Uplands
middling; 9& @93. Sales Of $4,000 bbls
Flour--State at 81, l2 q 81 25. 2OOO
bushels of Genesee Wheat sold at Sill.
80, 900 bushels of Corn, sold at 6l a 63c;
white 62c. 700 bbls, Pork. Mess, sold at SlS
25; PrimeSl6,Sl. 200 bbls. Beef, full pri-
ces. 400 bbls. Lard. 9a@ lot. COO hbds.
Muscavado Sugar, 1905. COO bags Coffee
Rio, %: 5000 gallons Linseed Oil, g.. 100
tierces Rice 81, lS3. Ohio Whisky, 2Ot@
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

NEw FoEMs EoR DEEDS IN IHDrAHA.-Ths
new forms adopted IN the revision for con.
veyancing will strike evofy ono for their
simplicity, cOnciseneas aed practical utility.
Mr.. Owen has labored hard to secure their
adoption, and Is entitled to great credit for
this reform.
PORN or Warranty DEED.
John Doc and Mary, his wife, Of Madison
county, State Of Indiana, convey, and war
rant TO Richard Roe, same county and State
lot number nine, in the city Of indianapolis
for the sum Of one thousand dollars, this 10th
Of May, 1852. 80
JOHN DOE. [seal.1 |
MARY DOE seal.
County ofMarion,( :.
State Of Indiana.
Before me, John Smith, justice Of the
peace for said county, this 10th day of May
1862, John Doe and Mary Doe, acknow ledg-
ed the execution of the annexed deed.
JOHN SMITH, p, (seal.l !
PORN OF A QUIT cLAIn DEED.
John Doe and Mary, his wife, quit claim
to Richard Doe, lot number seven, in the
city of lndianopolis,fo the sum Of FIVE hum
dred dollars, this 10Th of May, 1851.
JOHN DOE, [seal.1
49,, MARY DOE seal.
THE acknowledgment as before.
FORM OF MORTGAGE.
John Doe and Mary, his wife, mortgage
and warrant to Richard Roe, lot number
fourteenth the city ofIndianapolis,to to secure
the repayment of two hundred dollars, (or
10 secure the payment, at the time they be-
come due, of two note of equal dates here.
with, each for one hundred dollars, the first
due in one year from date, the second due
in two years from date,) this 18th of May
1859.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

Leryiny Ts<.s for the purpose Of liquda.inr tho
iadsbican 80 of echooi Ii4,r'ct 40 u, In thc4ts
Ward Of tbs siiy n GneastaY. !. a..
SSEC. il. Ce i ordct eibyt5r Cgy Come, NJ
- N Ryef Bgrfisfer, That icr ne pprro.s Of
lilnid.tng the dsbiedess u Sehool Dil.ric. No "a,
in the lth Ward Of the cty tf Tsncas.or there sbsl
be leyiei sd collected uyoa al property subject TO
taxation in sail Ward TEX oi Cns gu'ds,d and
Ni.etycns EOEars and sb.ty.two eeEts puT1us nj TO
an Act OF the iepislstlTeog Ohio. osssed--- 1852.
rsssea Juae II. 1917 WM ?. t'REEO, Maggr.
ast.st-IoHS L. REf D, eit, clerk. Iuns IL.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17
THE acknowledgment as berore.l
FORM OF MORTGAGE.
JOHN DOE, tseal.
MARY DOE, seal.
The acknowledgment as before.l

" We should like to know what knowl
edge Of western interests is POSSESSED by eli.
ther the Mexican General Pierce, or OIL
the old fogy politician from Alabama, King.
There was some good reason why the six
delegates from Ohio found it necessary to
enter their protest against the nomination.
they saw the intrests ofthe West abandoned
end could not concent to become party to q
piece of treachery SO apparent Gin. Atlas.
The fact that the six delegates from Ohio
to the Democratic National Convention
deemed it their duty to enter their protest a.
gainst the nomination of Pierce and King is
an important one. II affords the strongest
evidence that the ticket cannot unite the De-
mocracy of Ohio, and we presume that what
will create dissatisfaction among the Demo-
Gratis of that great State must create dissatis-
faction among the Democrats of good many
other States. There are Democrats who will
go unhesitat'gly for any pirtizan nomination,
but there are also Democrats who are proud
aud honest enough to exercise sound discre-
tion Of their own.--Lou. Jour. .
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Impoftapt 70 Lovers of Coed JIerscS

ENARMERS and Others who are fond ofraisids GOOD
q stock arA resp ,tfull referred n the pedigrse
Of TOP BEEBF6tTAliER IN the haa.ttiii. This
Horse took thc iFs' premium OF ina state Fair in
1851 and he wil! Le iDRnd pon examination g Sc one
ofthe tcst Horses iq e ::"es.rrn country. He can
snd Tue,dsys, ana on NeJuesdays, Thursdays, Fri.
DAYS nj Saturdays Of each week, at Crimis stshle
in Lancaster JAMES w. PEARSE.
April 81, 1857 3w5t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

LSvyihg Taxes for the m5iatsnsnce Of Fire Dsrsrt-
men' IN taa city Of iaaclsler.
SEC. lst Be Z ordained By iae CITY Couaen oy
~ Lancaster, That a srecid Tax Of sHALv MtiI
IN ~ ao.lsr Of valuation bs alta the ssre Il hereby
leyisd uyon ali PropeIl subject 10 tks.o. Tor etas,
IVA eoNity 2pposes with tho Incorporated limits OF
tle city o. i.ag-.t,r of the pur2oss Of CON rbutn,
10 inc maihtensnes Of Fire iepaytncni wi.an sa.d
e'ty rs-sed lune u. Is-2 WI, p. CREED. ALayors
Auest--!ohs b. lstED, cs,y eierh. Juus ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

Wednesdny Evc'ng, June no, 1889

CoMPLErIoS or THE B. g. o. RAILHoAD TO
THE MososeAaELk RIvER. lit is with un-
feigned pleasure that We have It In our pow
Or, says the baltimore Patriot Of the 10th,
"to announce to-day, the completion Of the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad to the Monon-
.gahela river, distance Of one hundred and
twenty-four miles from Cumberland. This
great event took place on Saturday, tho 9th
inst. The progress of the track during the
month of May, we are informed, has been
most rapid, there having been twenty miles
of road laid down during the. month. At
this rate we shall soon stand upon the banks
Of the Ohio river. sa
From Fairmont to Niles Fork the grOdu-
alton is now ready for the rails, and from
this latter point to Wheeling, the work is
said to b, so much advanced as to leave no
doubt for the completion of the whole road
the first Of January next. We understand
that the Chief Engineer has made arrange
ments for the delivery of part Of the iron
rails at Wheeling, so as to facilitate his depot
arrangements at that point, in anticipation
Ofthe approach of the track.
tits also subject for congratulation that
simultaneously with this gratifying an
nouncement, the revenue for the past month
of May, shows an aggregate increase on
both roads of within fraction Of $60,oO0,
over the corresponding month of last year.
1t is believed to be the largest months rev.
enue ever realized since the work has been
in operation. The revenue of the Main
Stem was Sl4l,74s;s7, and ofthe Washing
ton Branch S33. l4O:o5."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

Loyyins Taxes FOR School purposes n tho chg Of
Laneastsr irF III year 1877.
CEc. lst BsN oriaiasd BY the cty C0ancil Of
- Loncaster, Thu, special Tax cf Three Thousand
Five Hundred Dollars BE-, anl the same Is hereby
svied upon all property subj 10 taxation for Stdts
and conty purposes, within TIE incorporated limits OF
ts city Ct Lancaster FIR to purrose Of deiayn, the
sxPn ea OF tuition 10 n Public Schools in said city
lor the current year pursuant n n Act PASSED By
the leFisatnre Of Ohio, February 70. lss8 for the
sunpon sn4 better regulation ~ eudrnnn Schools Ia
the city Of LAnssstet. PasSod Iuns u lo51.
M. P. CREED, Bi4yor.
Atsst--IonN D. RnEp ,eiin eifrk June n
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RaItimore nTarIket.

BALTIMORE, June l5.-Sales of 800 bbls
Howard street Flour at S4,lSa; 200 barrels
choice at S4,25. Receipts Of grain very
light; sales Of red Wheat at to 81 ,02, and
white at l,03 to Sl,05; sales of white Corn
ut 81 to 5Sc; yellow 81 to &c. Oats SO to
40c. Whiskey 81 2lb.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

NEW YORK, June l5.--The tavern known
as Washington Head Quarters, between
Broadway and Pearl streets was burnt down
1t was full OF boarders, many of whom jump
ed from the windows-one woman from the
5th story, who has since died. 1t was fear
ed some perishedin tie aa,acs. Loss S25 900.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17
From Boston.

Boston, June l2.-An escaped convict
named Mulloy was seen this afternoon on
Long Wharf, to jump in the water. He re-
mained under the dock three hours when he
was shot, wounded and retakeh.
A Webster meeting was held at Lowell
Institude Hall, 1000 persons present. En-
thusiasm very great. Numerous speeches
were made, and the meeting separated with
three times nine for Webster.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

urThe editor of the New York Express
says he has seen many sick chambers, but
never one more full of meaning and hope
than Mr.. Clay's. The beautiful lines of Al
exandcr Pope, beginning
"Vital spark ofheOvenly fame!
Quit Oh quit this mortal frame!
Trembling, hoping, lingering, flying,
o, the pain, the bliss Of DYING
Cease fond nature, cease thy strife,
And let me languish into lifc"-
present a true picture of Mr.. Clay,s state oil
mind--and surely in all this, SO redoIent ol
hope in the future and so instructive in the
past, there is nothing which the world will
not be all the better for knowing.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

Lsvying rsse' for sisy puTrosos laE ne year las1
CEC lht Bs itpffnlnm B, ~ rlfs Cs.n@l a.
~ Ae Guy ~ Lohfsaist, 81, kf.f II C,',s Nat
On tle dSilsr Il vaasilsn, h. sid M, hcie6,
isyied upon Al PFnFerif sr pctia iAxalon hr slasi
sna eeat puppies Ni.1ia trFosAtd linih 81
eHe ID BeH fsflkf d aai 81 69f.e an,5cra,
gfIes "a, 1hs' , fax o. 0aR AIN tlsR HAiY Mn
On TIC dplar ~ rr.ration he, ta1 ths sane Il lel
.gied 'on all property subject b t,.a, n iar SITE
All co'in'y purgos6 wi'hh tAn ncorhtsat iaits Of
the city Of EsnsasteT. for tao speuia p-lpse Of "
quldItirg ~ pres n. ind bte,'n ss At SGid % :.
Passed JpnsiI, 1872. WM 2. CREED, M gyr.
Atttst-JonE 3. lEEp. ny clerl lllfis n
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IlARYEST TOOLS.

HARVEST TOOLS.
Now opening al the sign rf tho p4ilnek and mill saw
75 do.eA NAldron's. Dsriins's, Back Snake Anc
other patterns Grass Scythca.
40 do Earrings. ininau. waldron'S corn scythci
DO NolIofd's and othor maze Grain cradles
10 Gross Indian Pond scyrhe stones and riles
2D do Millar's and Lohgs siclels
81 do hay Forks; lhi DO RIkes, steel blade hoes
Hsmes Trsue ciAn3, etc. etc.
Farmers viii find it to theit interest not 10 max,
their purchases before calling end looking thrnust
our stock. EFFINGER, WHITE & LATTA.
l.saca.tcr. Jun, II, 1852
MECHANICS.
viii find at the Great HardtOa,s Store, all kinds
Of nschsni al tools, suited to every trade ahI ao.
approved make.
GUNSMITHS
viii find Gun Barrelsi Gun Locks and Mounting
Gun ribs, nipples, sheet brass, Gtrman slv0r aud
bullet Inoulds.
FOR CARRIAGE AND BUGGY BUILDERS.
er,ap'l ard EnSnid leather 10th, ,orass. bands
stump joints plated rutts and rvets curtain frames
springs and sSels
BLACKSMlTHS.
Will always find in our wsro house the largest stock
and best quality OF Ir0n English ami american Elii.
ter, Gerlpan cast snd shear steel
FOR SHUEMAKERS,
We have Madras and Tampico Morocco skins. Cd
and pink lineings, binIings, boot wobb shoe lace.
AID shoe thread.
FOR SADDLERS.
great variety of JiP'd. bras and plated mounting
saddle trees, enanld leather, hog s4in1, pad skins
stage traces, geItng and webbing.
CABINET MAKERS.
win find the best glue, min ,ral AMI mahogany
knobs, venears, till Locks, castors, etc.
FOR TIMERS.
We keep E and X Tin plate, sheet copper, tin'd
copper, shoet link, sheet Iron and rivcta.
CARPENTERS.
All know that we always keep on hand the largest
stock and beSt quality Of Nails Locks, IAtches, win.
dow sash, butts and hinges, white lead and oil.
Our stock is complete and we are determined to
make it 10 the interest Of the great majority OF me-
chAne to purchase from US.
EFFINGER. WHITE & LATTA.
lancaster, June III. 1881
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0ATThe Chicago Price Current suys:--
"The eastern demand has almost drained
the country of beef cattle. Every four foot
ed animal in the shape of hog, is engrossed
in the same way; even 'fat hogs and dead
hogs are said to 60 quick Sheep, lambs,
and calves are also in demand. The first
lings and lastlings of every flock are thrown
into the shambles of the railroad"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

The foreman of Boston newspaper office
was heard to give the following orders to his
boys, which is but fair sample of printers
lingo;
:. John, put Lola Montez on the galley,
and stick two daggers in the Bleeding Image
ofHungary. Setup Neal Dow,which was bro
ken down. Alb, you needn't finish Kossuth
today, but look out for pi-and Ben, while
I'm gone, distribute tie late storm, and
take proof of Mrs. Sinclair"
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A Terr;hle Fire

WETUMpKA, Alabama, June l4.-A terri
fire occurred here on Saturday last The
entire business portion, in the Eastern part
Of town, burnt down. Loss 100000.
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Dissolution Notice.

TNHE co-rarthsr.hip heretofore syis:iag Between
L Robert Fielding aud John tielting, ur4er the
drm-name of FiELpfSG aad Sow, is ds?cl ID by rms
tal consent The books and accounts Iefs M tho
hands o. r. Folding, ana an irnctiSte settlement OF
all claims J, ea,Les'iy solicited.
TIE tsiness win hera1itr, BE- conducted bv tho un
1srsien.d who rey yse'luy solieits con lnuace Of
the patronage OF the public X 5IELplpsSn
i,snrastel, April 10, 1867 %
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17

Ne1o Advertisements. ts.-We would again call
the attention Of the many readers ofthe GAG
ette to the advertisement of Efinger, White
& Lutta. That they have large and CON-
pletc stock of goods we fully believe, from
the fact that for some days past, the quiet oil
our sanctum has been disturbed by the rat.
ting Of dray after dray load Of Iron, as they
passed up the alley, to their Warehouse OF
discharged loads of casks, boxes, &C., on the
sidewalk.
1t affords US pleasure to refer to our ad-
vertiseing columns and the prosperity
of tho trade of our city. Lancaster holds
out inducements, this season, in the way Of
large stocks and cheap bargains that cannot
fail to attract to our market, the great share
of the county.
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SFeat tooAOImattu tHauAtTiSn. Dramatic
! OIy GIpio aud HI.Irlonic EsfabiI.hInrnI.
Organized and perfected for tho ensuing season. undo
! title ol the
EMPIRE CIIC Us!
! WITH double troupe OF performers. male an
w female, selected from the cream Of the Eurnp
can d American Amphitheares; an unriyaled stud q
PERFORMING HORSES.
Superior in blood fsuty and trsding to those OF any
other establishment now eHtanl; a whels family O
DiMiNUTlyE TRICK PONIES.
Whose sportive gambos various dances and extraor.
dnSry performances exhibit slinost superhnmln sa
gscty. and full complement Of Dramat,ts, Panio.
mnists and Equerrits swill exhibit At &7i P. NJ. Al
Lancaster, Friday, June 1s, 1859,
Circicrile, Thprsidy jane IL; Somerset, June 49,
Producing upon each representation succession Of
Equestrian, Acrobltic. Dramatic AMI Pantoninic
chef d',euvres" interardad with divelting Come.
det,ss, aud Grand Na!ioaol Spsctaels, with an en.
tire change Of programme a. each prriormanca and
In which the whole strength Of thA various depIrl.
mOnts will BE brought into rsqui.i.ica
THE STARS
Who compose This novel snd gigantic Troupe are Of
world wide celebrity, prominent among the following
stand prc-eminent:
MAnAme BsowEa The Equestrisaae =, ,ima Don.
no, and lat.erlg first Lady rider at Franconis Paris
u. NEEtLLEi me yOnnx f1"nOmhnOn, anu greatest
tick and Iner urial rider in America.
W. IL. SrotT, the great classic Horsemsn hacker
OF many steeds. and first teacher oi La taute ernie :"
W. TsfAR. the Antinnus of the cirlu,. dsshns
questrisn, and living model Of the AppJo Btlrilere
w. R0oHroRn, the uneguslpd Gymn5st, exquisite
rider and double somerset Champion.
G SER0E.Nr, the greatest living Proteaa and
Shakspearcan Equestrian
G. DUEBAH, founder OF the Vienn:an school Of mot
10y AcrohEts.
HEAR Lrr tie modern Sampson. and prototype Of
HOner's Aih'sete.
J. FISHER the extraordinary contorticniSt, an ek.
qni ite performer on tho cordo volante.
A. Levi, the great pastoral rider and pintotnimist.
THE coy HEROES,
Masters IirNtY and Aueusrr, tho youthful d.lines.
tors OF the high school of ART
Messrs. BAKER, CAREY, MoRTrdoRE, DUScAS &c.
TWO STAR CLOWNS.
M"ssrs JENNINGS and BaowrR, each famous for
originality, wit and humor.
A BRILLIANT BRASS BAND,
UnheSitatngly pronounced the first and most accom-.
pshed IN America, led by the creates. buger o: the
age, H. X. GAUL.
And general outfit OF appointments. decorations
and psrapherualia which either as aezards taste skill
or lavish expense, can DEFY THE WORLD
Equestrian Dir & &"Maltre du Chcval," W. II. Stout.
Master Of the Arena. a................G. G. Dunbar.
Manager. ............ C r. Johnson
agent. ..................... ....G. l.. Eaton.
Admission, Rs Cents OMiy-Ao HAlf-PrIee.
May 81. tdll5