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The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

A HARD HIT.--The WOonsocket Patriot, re-
solving to bit two birds with one stone, speaking
Of phillips Fire Annihilator," says that it
may probably be able to extinguish "Paine's
New Light"
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

B7 John S. Ford lately connected with the
revolutionary movement in Northern Mexico.
has been elected to the Texas Senate, in place of
General Burleson, deceased.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

EFAn Ohio paper says there is postmaster
10 the town Of Palestine that does not know the
use Of postage stamps. He thinks they are
''merely city ornament"
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

LOWELL. MILLs.-All the works on Massa-
chusetts corporation are in full operation, and
those lying idle on the Prescott are to be started
up Immediately.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

PA Western editor puts up on the door of
bis sanctum: 'fLady visitors are requested to
go to the devil when they wish to obtain en- in
terfiew with the editor
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

O7We once heard Of dog who had whistle
which grew on the end Of his tail. He always
called himself when wanted.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

GTold BOreas is bit Of brick in bis way
What straage ideas of sleep the old fellow hasl
he Whisks thefur off mans bat, and calls it
lust 'taking a nan
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

JUVENILE SIMPLICITY. .-"Spell cat," said a
little girl of five years Of age, the other day, to
a smaller one of only three.
Il can't" was the reply.
"WelI, then, continued the youthful mis-
trsss, ''if you can't spell cat, spell kitten
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

uSidnsy Smith said Of great taIker that it
would greatly improve him if he had, now and
then, few flashes Of silence"
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

uWhy does a coat get larger when taken
out Of carpet bag. Because, when taken out
you find it in crease.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

GFA Western editor, in speaking of a vocalist
says the more an audience admires saw filing,
the sooner he will become favorite with them.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

The REToRT.-''T have never lived in any
place, said Starch, where there was not some
mean men,"
"YOu never lived IN a place where there was
not one mean man, said Spikes.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

The LAsTl--Whsn did John Smith assume
another name? When he said he was az Of a
st0sat-(0liver Sweat.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

aTA man out west, who own large farm,
says he stacks up all the hay he can out Of doOrs
and the remainder he puts in his barn.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13
Plensant-.VOFY,
In dreams the kiNe You gave YOU

TTI1f
To see her blush again like damask rose;
To wake well pleased from that estate greetin
And find a skeeter biting at your nose!
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13
Il IL A.

zes5sz WE GIVE NEW YORK WEIGHTS
ESs and taTes on every package of Tea, and
~ ~ make no charge for dTayage or shipping.
MOORE & CHESTER,
Tea Warerooms, Seventh and Walnut, Gin.
February 6, 1852.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
THE uudorsigns1 has been appointed AdministTs-
i tor with the will annexed OF the estate Of Lem.
uel Woodward, late Of Painfed, State Of COnnee
ticut, All persons having claims against the said
estate, viii present them, legally proven, within
year from date, and those indebted required to
make immediate settlement.
SMAUELF F. CAREY.
Cincinnati, January 18th, 1862.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13
WARREN Stages
f,KnErR aEIei R.CURRD HAMS.

tBIE attention Of Groceys and citizens generally is
I invited 70 this vetY fine brand Of Hams.
Each piece Of meat is accompanied by full directions
10 the best methsd of cooking the Ham iOf most Of it,
approved dishes, and is put up IN style heautu TO
the eye, and very much superior 70 anything before
attampted.
No Btill.house meat will be sold under this brand
From the method adopted in curing and the character
Of this msat Il is asserted with the utmost confidence
that nothing superior has ever appeared in this or any
other market. WARREN STAGE.
W1ehDuse, east side Sycamore street, Just south Q
Couu street teb
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

GFIf you wish for care, perplexity and mis-
cry, be selfish in all things-this IS the short
road to truOble.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

Rates reduced thirty.three and ORs-third per
cent. Those who insure on this plan anticipate the
profits of Mutual Company Ito the amount of 331s
Der cent? in the reduction of the premium. If per.
son wishes to leave definite sum to his heirs, not
subject to the contingencies of profits, this system of
insurance is preferable. Or if he wishes to insure for
a peTiod less than life.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13

J. F. Potter, NJ. D.
Office on Third street, next door east of the City
Bank, Reeders Buildings, between Vine and Wal.
nut streets.
This Company effect Insurance on lives, confer
dowments, grant annuities, and make all other con-
tracts sppertsining to Life Insurance, the most
taUOrabLe terms.
All the advantages which be secured by insur.
ance in any office in this country, may be had in this
Company. The capital is large and well secured, and
the character and standing Of those who compose the
Board is a guaranty that the affairs of the Company
will be honestly and judciOusly managed, and the
interests of the insured protected.
In addition TO the usual terms of Insurance, this
Company have made arrangements to insure those
who do not intoxicating liquors, at lower rates
than other persons. Also insure Divisions of the Sons
of Temperance. A Division of fifty members, by
paying the small annual premium of sxtysix dollars,
may insure Five Thousand Dollars the lives of
their members, the of One Hundred Dollars being
M id Inv the ComnanY on the denth of each member
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r- Rail. BLACK & Co., take this public method 20
,,pre,s their grateful acknowledgements to c. w MAT
SILL Ess Chief and the Pc ice de aed for the occa'
IAN for the yery prompt efficient aid rendered them
saturday evening during the fire which threatened the
destruction Of their premises No 2l1 Broadway. and in so
snr 10 add their experience to the full and complete ef-
faescy Of that Department under his direction To the
FIRE Department their thanks particularly given, for
he uptiing sxerons by which they succeeded IN c0nn
nj the IRE 10 the two upper stories which was only ac-
smplshsd by the most ndefitgable and well directed
tftris. lbf II
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10 To the Public. -The PROTECTIVE UNION
he C.ty Of kew-Iok feel graceful for the liberal pat
fonage they have Iecsyed aud feeling encouraged that
pure article OF BREAD NAV be st further appreciated
and us sac increased they have made arrangements for
s,ndt 'he business They kindly solicit the patronage
Of those feBdy 10 the principles OF Industry and Benevo-
,pce beng reduced TO practice Hotel aad boarding.
.euis tserer ard steamboat prepretors well pr
,uehmuks, Will Ind the Of the p u Bread TO he
sure 81 pleasure, heath and economy. All orders for
wMSsd 70 TIE U IN 7lh av, cor OF 10Th ~, viii be
tuteaaiy autn(ed 20. llf66 IRA Il. DAVIS, Agent
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q Boots OF the best quality, ready made or made
order, TO be had at A. BAKERS. No 80 Be KHAN ST.
tricss which defy competition DIess Boots of the best
French Czlfskn, with without Patent Shanks, SO so ;
ssut Boots So 50 Double Soled Water Proof, 81 so;
French Paeht Leather Boots S. So Please call and s1-
anime for ourselves. l2f mTh&S'
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THE AZTECS, corner Of bIoaaway
and Lecnar d- sss-These Curious Little rsop.. n
Central Ansrica scarce two feet height bon reisn
only n pouads-ons 10 or H. the other rtnean'ssa By
cf,,l,rsi nations and unsqualled - kvng cuoalnss "
pigmy ars Or and Character, can ese. ever,
s.y fi1ists 1; sts. CAldTss bali Dres. ~ {.
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~ The Peoples Building Aosociation.--Al-
though not eee month has elapsed slice the first meeting
ofls Association the shares than half taken.
and em present prospects The balance will be subscribed
al CT shortly after the monthly meeting Of Wednesday
evening which line several shares will be offered for
eompstion among the members. meeting for the dis-
PesAl Of shares will be held on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, IS h inst,
De In Rttss Assem- by Rooms. OF 25th.st and
Sh N and as Il is expected the meeting will be busy
the members urged 70 call afternoon or even
ms previously az the Office, No 1893 West and pay
henene T. MARITIME, President
J.F. WILLIAMS i6f stu
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miscellaneous ADVERTISEMENTS.

WET GOODS. WET COODSi.
w WET GOODS Tho subscriber viii opea II is
morning 23 and bales Wet Goods Consisting Of s.
yards wide linen shf etng worth 8s for IS "a white
dan ask, worth Is, IS O. 80 brown do worth S.,
for Is Cd fine damaIk napkins worth a. for Ia soD<6ne
do worth is I'D for 10 % nre bucSaback and freuch
towslng, Is; linen do Cd, worth Is superdne haen
shifting Is rs Cd IS as ana IS srth double he money
fire shirtiny yard VIDE Cd suptrhae do 3D. ca Shoe,ng
It'd supefhe brown sheetllg "a cases prints, fast
coofs Cd worth Is 100 pieces DE LANES, Is worth s.
fine French patterns do. 10 Ga equal TO any a. &c.
The above goods d,nagsa' by wa'Gg only. aud viii
be sold greater bargains before offered IN this
city. An early call will prove To our advantage.
A C. COLBY.
l6f $40 No. 70 81. av between OH and i0th SITS.
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" Sonora Gold Mining Company-oaice Ne;

~ Sonora Gold Mining Company-OGice Ne
tWall 1T New York, room No 4, nd floor Capital
sock, s20e Oehares 500 each The books Of subscrp-
Ton for stock m this Conway now oDs al their Office
vAtre parties desIous Of becoming socxhoders may OBJ
tain certificates OF stock and pamphlets, with laws by
ws besides all necessary Information relative to the Oh
ecss and prospects ofthe Company
Having (neaIy completely a steam engine Of eighty
Aene power with stamp works of the largest ca's, and
poss,s mir which has proved TO be of the
nusble in the State of California, located in the imme-
date vicinity the City of Sonora, Woods Creek It is
hsppee ef the Trustees to prosecute the work with
utef and without delay, with view to profit fr IN The
Of mining The enterprise cOmmeuds itself to the
particular at enion and confidence OF capitalists. IL is
tKtd unnecessary TO enter into calculation al TO prob
able rfshis II having been satisfactorily demonstrated that
Ven ming be the great business Of California and
that companies already in ration with good machinery
have been eminenily successful 80
The Trustees have determined that the employees of the
Company in all responsible positions shall be shareholders,
ecsd with cia regard TO fitness, and required to give
herds with and such sums rs may be deemed
suten, TO guard the interests OF the Company ana fur
her that none but weltred and approved machinery Tor
crushing and anal gamaing shall be used aud that eN
psntn OF costly nature which heretofore have prov sd
dnausus 10 the of companies shall be care
fsly avoided and provided against
Psobs residing Of the ciy may obtain stock pamph
k inform alton BY addressing the Treasurer post
aid. byman d. w. INGERsOLL, President:
THos. l. HASTINGS, Treasurer. l6f MWSF
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puLTE'S HOMEOPATHIC DOMES.

Dl LTE'S HOMEOPATHIC DUNES
Il TIC PHYSICIAN.-A third edition Of THU work,
improved enlarged and furnished with Anatomical Plates,
printing for the authors own account and VII De
meopathic pharmacies, and the book trade IN general
supply ihsps elves with IT, by addressing the sotlo
DIR. J. IL PULTE. Cincinnati. The usual dscoun, AL
lowed No ether thiid edition If this work Ii genuine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-16
mo TEACHERS Of MUSIC, an

seNO TEACHERS Of MUSIC, and
THOSE DESIRING 70 QUALIFY Them
SELVES as SUCH.-Ine SUBSCRIBER have made arrange
mens the establishment the City Of Ne York. of
NORMAL MUSIC SCHOOL: the deSign being to fur
bh thorough lnstruci these no may cesre to quail
fy themselves Teachers sf Music, who tho,sa not
Intending TO teach dcsiow Of thorough instruction.
in tie actce AID theory VI Vocal and lAstIamehTa
Muse.
The first term Of this Hesitation will cOpmercs at the
Chapel. No 30 Creme ct tnear 8thl, on WEDNESDAY
April IS 1851 at 10 O'clock and be continued nntil the 18th
July Glowing.
spd daily Lectures and instructions TO the class Will DO
the various depar ments OF Vocal and tnstrunen
tal Music and also private Lessons each idivdaal
Circulars containing fl particulars to ms, &c may be
Obtain ell application postpaid, by eter.l TO MASON
LAW No ~ Park.row opposite the Aston House, New
York; OF whom any 9th er inform stion the matter
also be obtained LOWELL MAyON,
l6f ltD&NW GEORGE T. ROOT.
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Iean YeM.
Leap year.
UESTIS e. COZ

VALENTINES & COZ
ANS. Nos. lsi and LOG NSsau-it.. corner of Ann,
offer for sale splendid stock OF Valentines Envelopes
FltIa aud Lace Papers. Motto Seals Fancy Boxes, &c.
Of their manufacture at reduced prices They re-
sptctlully invite all who desrous Of purchasing
chsfte and arstesl Valentine, tn give them call and
they feel confident that they manufacture the best Vaen
tines in this city far superior neaness and elegance TO
these in parted from Kamschatka, Hndosan, PARIS &C.
Booksellers and Statonsu will find it to their advantage
to purchase their stock Of allow very liberal
disco dealers For the convenience Of town Gus
toners, store viii be kept until p. NJ during
Valentine season. Valentines parchaied Of us will he re-
turned to the purchaser not received by the person 10
whom the Valentine is sent. HUESTIS COZAN5.'
l4f 9Th
SCHUBERTH & CO., Music Depot,
SNo ISL Broadway n Y request the public 70 inspect
the stock Of Music for Voice Piano. for T. o.
hands for Organ, Violin. Vioonceo. Harp. Orcnesma
etc, every style, for virtuoeos and beginners Inc
greatest selection the United States of Sl00O00 worth
Orders Of Foreign and American Music vr be attended
TO with promptncss. ~ MWaSu
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81 ~ ssssad Mechanics, Binding Mutual Loaa

~ ssecSnd Mechanics Building Mutual Loan
Ss nssssaass institution.-But few months since
ezi this city formed Association they can
e~h and so uDTiyaled has been its success that
H. s.. become necessary TO form another having
xn M. ps,sAtafopc ohlecy N view" To make each
rs M ovh landloldn
N@tereas a. has been the above Society the Second
ssir,h., WIZ perhaps be than any similar So
oevss nv been starred is II oilers advantages not
sso,., va. loas money a, rer per the
ssa " " allow n.sIe'i at the Of Pc per
nss in ~ WILSON'S Who prefer paying for months.
~ 49,. ss.see, Aes securing a doa5.s int0rsst-drst
htns wbr rss secondly, then share OF lAs PROFITS
49, an Lsis receive an alvasc. op sfayo,sbls
81 ps,sa, :. Slisiee oy any otser Associ
4 setsols oesroos Vi y ihdrawIa1 ~cx
- "a RJ TINE by swing one m,,sb a
H., mne da- PAID BY tasm WI,
'&ee.f per 4Rnpm Wv
.iE thve three carses ara
sSs.saSs aud mssi pioys Of
a., - sIses Wiz -in save /, o.u,x
ss swao eaonoi) can, in tbs Sc.
bst,lIs.s ssall capital, (Sl NSlwith sh,e, .-
tl<s,es IN NaAAsss and shus achieve his on &c
,sssse'sss is being frsd Nv n.ns., ., nsr.o,x
syoSsr,ss ~. ., ether Building Associaions and VINO
nsm.,,sss.. :. asssaiases to Eunbers
fsss s y ,s va, to . ce.'s per share Monthly
sss VIA s'Asnss dssAFous Of Joining can leave tAsir
IVY MORTON. pfsst cor Pearl and Fletcher.
IAconypsEchoY, Vice Pses't' No 10 Plstt-st
kAINIrbbeAeE scc'y, cor Con re snd Hester an.
n 'AhSoNs, Anys. no. Is Wali-ss.
ky Gle, is ,s sH;oaaxay = Psr,.r. C.:y Han-P.
HisAEss IS bs0~sLy Walker, 81 Ezaes,h-st.
sssl,.S Lsertg ~l Do hsi6 f'r tbS Sr,s.i@. ~ new
ss~aP .nyhSDAf EVENING. March 3. at
is~ksr, 70 oChaihan-Sqgare. where The OBJ ects
~ ihaix,s,rs.sse Associations viii be explained.
s..l~sss,n,r ,sn,e Association, No. In.
- ~
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York Land and Building Asso-

~ Ihe New-Nork Land and Building Asso-
sueh was organize Tor the purpose 81 getting houses
and De tor so workInsmen thereby making them their
h aAdsres Il, Is IN the full tide Of success It's
90 .eengs aye held on the FOURTH MONDAY IN
N~nn Tine and Join Us
MILES CHAMBERS. President.
u O. WITH, Secretary l3f 2wh
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NOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-
WI TER-The greatest 81 eng ncnlcg Pam Destroyer
ever discovered Pam cannot ext where this Pizsssf
applied Put up IN hi a boxes, keeping al way.
flesh ard pure. Price a. cents box sucisns 70 spread
elk or Plaster, and aby ehd SPREAD them Man
ufsotul ed and sold by the inventaT
ID. c. hOREHEAD, M. ID, No. 1872 Broadway, y y:
ALSO. lor sale by the resps c'aole Dfusgsts. III
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nEAFNESS. Discharges, Noises in the
~ Esr Nerysus DtalEess even Of losg standing, caa
be cned by DR.. HEATH No. z62 Broadway, New YORK
Dr. H. also treats diseases II the g. and inserts bean l.
ful Artificial FL without pain abe OF AL me motions
OF the Ia' uTai efgap. Near Sight cured. All letter.
should be explicit Once hours fro TO o'clock, daily
itfHs
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NyW-YOaK TRIBUNE.
8yfrili NotifeR.

49, =
,.,. r<ctures.-TAe snsA Lecture 81 tn's
~ I,rs ryen by Hon HORACE MAMA 'ne
see" TUESDAY EVENING, I'm iSs'' sa"so
fsfsnr ,orours Foa YooSG WOMAN hcks" III
Al" ,,,l.,, admit a gentleman AMI too ladies'.
o"' q. g. o'uiock; lecture will commenca AZ T.
Mns ---------
--M.,cauti,e Library Association Lectures.
*. seventh AID last Lecture o. ne eyre m rss
srs ,ss ., n o'ci cs. BY RALPH WALDO EA-
i9s Tsis FELT FELT en- & i'f Lee Com
~ Lectures for ls52Ths Sec I'd Lec 6, g.
r,rsh cs-bsr Of 9th -. and Avenue D. on nc y VAN
fENING FEB le AK c,secs, y Institute t Subject
ssi.ssuase." Five tickets for 81 sisg sc'ae' 1''
Teiss may be had at '4 Ds dsGI r. MAcFARLAN
,,,,, Chairman Of Committee Of Arrangements.
n.y. c.nduc. or Lire-A Course Of -Four Lectures os
E, 5o 80, Sa II Hope Ss Chapel sfcad~ay
WALDO EmEsso II ID. Course viii be delivered
JhssPps SiEs EvENING mex FEB 49, At y ssl,es
Book and Stationery Store. No s97 Broad
~ nett 10 the corner OF hr and az Msss,sr u ..
ssEiHcIs CO. No asa Broadway. lsf hFMr&W
rvr Cepy Of a Letter addressed 10 E. Leahey.
2uts sspk Of La Tfappe permit dscu,sirn ON the
WI Ts.ossy Of the Catholic Church, which he a.:
ard s1PG %a.s ms Hail Of Hswss II
I" M s's'' - vEhIrAs vINcIr
Rauauet-Ahout 100 Tickets for the Ban
y f.ss NAII0NAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY, GA
%EpkEsDAY EVENING Dsst remain un,S Ss a, To be
bad -. Gallery Tickets, without Dinner. for gale at
So csnts zach. ~. ~
70 The ws.hlnstsn Pros r. Tss sS
etety VIII ~, ' AZ near vii EFT at " o'clock Adj
a: By Rex 6HAs eNa HBk
tor o. Ihs Coed sp gng The public are invited
ham bah y! X. f P.psc, come of on the a'h
tho
inst, can % hso a. WV a C. FLANAGAN, President
Jouy B. Mcdonnell, Secretary. IOi ~
-vsy- Tn. Maine Law.-inother Mass Meeting on
SGysDtY EVENING Feb. Is, at73 o'clock IN the Sor-
al uM r. Church. Adore" by John ha"kns oo"'s
rec. te"e '''' ~ c. c. LEIGH,
ISAAC J. OLIVER
...n. w STICKLASD
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMPHITHE-

rIRCUS-NEW-lO AMI III nE.
~ ATER No 81 Bowev.-WONDERFuLE xPEh,-
MFNT-A MAN WALKING vita hIs HEAD DU g,yN
WARD on the CEILING %, MONDAY EtENino'
Feb rs 1859 the great Phil sophic1l AntoOdeaa
Professor JOHN McCoRMICK, OF Ohio. u successfully
ysntoI Of the only Antipoteon apparatus ever
will erhib, his astonishing performance OF INV EhIEU
IOCOMOTION, in which he gill walk. Fett ppefn ~
mon marbs slab nine feet Ia length. AZ an ELEVATION OF
"a feet rom the gr and The marble upon ~nch tne pel
frmar &c is made is so smoothly polished mar ny can
scarcely m an Ohold Tbs M,n. gers having WIZ
r,,sd sriyzfe exhibition OF this extraordinary psro M
,rs nsdss 10 he public iht 10 accomplish.
rsnt * led strictly upon Scientific and PHILOSOPHICAL
pscn,,s and entirely yitc0ut agency of tnckeIy de-
,so ron OF hunbug OF any description The erDer nens
ts been by any other success at
ind N il lbs means discovered by the exhibitor aohs)
rust strike al! with astorishneni
Ee,Id.s he above unparalleled novelty, the following
re Ia ufes in the circle VIII be lntIsduced oy the me
Is,, Of The troupe Mr. J NATHANS and M. }:
HAWKINS VIII appear together IN an unryaled act 81
Doube ship after the manner Of the fsmoqs
CIsr an zane k.ov IS the ancient NJ MIDAE DEsUL-
torres, with splendid Eyelutons. Changes, POSITIONS
TtbfauS Sc Miss EMMA NAfHANS in an eiezanss
r.s SsnI On ca, Feats Of HsYsemlihip by the RvEhS
FAMILY, Mssgs SANDS, SMITH, Masters Kc6666ss;
SANDS. DEHIOUS, &c. TocoIcude WI ST GEOh'h
Az d THE DRAGON Boxn25 cents; Pr u. ceh.s
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RLivingstOn, Wells & Co.'S sem. W stl,
Iypress Tor CT ARLESION, C., per steamers South
sTsr Union Marion and James Adser, connecting with
c0OtBs co S great Soushera EE2ress lo' Sivaanah'
Macon, Columbia, Augusta, Atlanta, Chl'an ooga New
We West Pout Montgomery, &C &c. Our arrangements
lang cow completed. are prepared to forwards om
New YORK every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
ctes 10 Charleston aud towns in the interior of South
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