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l.. -s-A3NO MIS-
GRAND COLOSSAL
MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE,

ME largest Travelling EXHIBITION in the
L. world, being combination OF all the mos
popular ard unexceptionable amusements of the
age enlarged and improved for the Season o.
1854. 0- ~
A TEAM OF EIGHT ELEPHANTS
VIII draw the great Car of Juggernaut.
A BABY ELEPHANT.
only one gear old, and but 31 feet high, will car
ry upon hs back around the interior of the i'm.
mense Pavilion. the Lilliputian GENERATION G
THUMB. The Magnificent Cortege comprises
iio Horses and 100 men. The Pavilion of Ex
hioition has been enlarged until il Is capable of
accommodating ] 5000 spectators at once. The
collection of living Wild Animals includes the
most splendid specimens ever exhibited in Amer.
lea. Among many others will be found
EIGHT BEAUTIFUL LIONS.
fresh from their native Forests
"A MONSTER WHITE OR POLAR BEAR.
-oi prodigious size and ferocity
A MAGNIFICENT ROYAL TICER.-tbe
largest one ever captured alive.
PAIR OF YOUNG LIONS,-oniy six
months DID, K, SENSE 10y 'N
BRAZILIAN TIGERS, BLACK and PooN.
All BEARS, HYENAS, SC, SC
lhe DROVE OF ELEPHANTS were can.
tured in the Jungles of Central Ceylon, by M.tsrs
:: b. JUNE and GEO. NUTrER, assisted bv 260
NATIVES, after pursuit Of three months and four
lays IN the Jungles. They were finally entrapped
ma secured in an Indian Kraal or Trap of enor.
nous dimensions and prodso strength. where
heV Suhlua5 ~
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A TTACHMENT.-At my instance an attach
~ ment was issued on the 18th day of March.
a. ID. 1854 by Jacob T. Morrill,, a Justice of the
Peace OF Salem township. Monroe county. Ohio.
against the goods, chattels stocks. or interest in
John Gruber, nonresident of said county for
the sum OF three dollars forty-ni and hall cents
April 5, 1854. ELIZARETIJ CAIN ms
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i Il % II y II d IN 1910,
! lNCoRpoRATEDb BY the Legislature OF Penn
L sylvania, with perpetual charter. 7s7 ~
BOARD OF TRUSTEES: :seE5s sssfi ~
hon. James Buchanan, Hon. Walter n. I.ow,;e
/ William Wilkins, =. Charles NayIor.
Moses Hampton, Gen. J. K. Moorehe.ds
.tPn1NciPALAP. DUFF, author Of duff, H..
Keeping, sc. sz5 ,is.7''r -, s-'' AooA
This is admitted to be the most extensive and
PPfgriecay organized Commercial College in the
on,.ea s States EaF our active assistants are con.
S.ahtIy empioyedin the Book keeping class. The
I,rnGipai r, Is the only teacher Of Book keenino in
Me western States, formerly known as an exfen.
sve eastern merchant and ship owner. fsee c,rcn.
,ar HisprofessionAi experience thus enables
I'lm 70 give commercial students an insioht ;nso
actuai business which other teachers have Nc
means OF lmparting. His commercial tra;,;no
EN- braces upwards of 400 real business sransars
'ons drawn from every department Of inland and
ipping business. Nearly 800 commercial caIc,,'
lations' embracing all abbreviated methods II, nee
amcng American and European merchants. p.n.
sHiP, embracing perfect command of ihv
pen by the hand aud arm movements. d.
I.Ec Lee cr0REs on Commercial Law, Political Econ.
ulny. commercial Sciences. the theory, profits.
'le ART OF making money, sc.
=, Duf's e Book Keeping, Harper's edition. price
,oo. postage 81 cents, "the most perfect and
comprehensive in the English Language,
Dun 9 Steamboat Book keeping. price 81
postage Scents. t'a perfect system Tor such BooLs
md Accounts" ' D0oAs
Duf's Commercial Calculations, price so cents
0-Send for Circular by mail r,nff,o
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Administrators Notice

an Saturday, thr 29lh day o fApril. 1881 The
~ undersigned will make application, to- ,he
Probate court of Monroe county Ohio for an or.
der authorizing the sale of certain desperate and
insolyent claims Belonging to the estate Of James
Guthrie, deceased, 80 .-''''s 'e-
April . 1904. 1901. ''tss ssFs Adm'r.
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Probate n Office


foIICE shercby given that final sett,.r !,
accounts have been filed in the of;cs ~ .h
FIooa1e 1udgeo Monroe County, Ohio, bv
asa Garretson, Executor of Anna Cilbar,.
asa, asa aGarretson. Guardian of David Gray.s heirs.
i5ohn o'ncialr. Executor of Alfred D. McMahnn.
Taylor: a VI William
,lllam Steel. Executor Of John Jones,
rie: o' 'anles Guth.
wiiliam an Jeiiefs, Adninistra.or of john Iefr.r..
yonn ya. Dmyal!: NV l. Guardian Of Jan es McCoy:
C. Wahen. ETs..H l'as.l asul oi Wiiiiam
;, Inc undersigned will examine said acc cout,. IN
April, 1854. T - "...s '"e iVtn day OF
In tne meantime they are subject 20 The ;n.n.c.
on OF persons Interested therein. ,'s '"spes
M,rchl, ,su JOHN w.SoKEY.
N'o'' - -o'a' Probate Jndgs. !
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For Sale.

TIME Subscriber offers at private sale the
u premises on which he now resides, in The
town Of Woodstield. There are on said pre- emiyes
A Two. Story House,
WITH A GOOD CELLAR AND KITE HEN.
and good we'll Of water close to the door. Also
a Frame Stable. The lot contains about sone-s
quarter of an acre. Terms moderate. 4. s q
Jan. %. 1881. So w. w JORDAN 81
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Dissolution of Pa rtnersh;n

dissolution of Partnership.
iHE partnership heretofore 'etistinel between
u the undersigned in the Tanning busine.s IN
W oodsfield. Is this day dissolved. -
All persons indebted to the firm are reouested
70 call and make Immediate settlement; and those
having claims, against us will please present the
up Immediately. b,.s -.
The business viii be contained AZ n. o,d ...,,s
by Janes Paterson. 'iSe .''s Wy '''''
. e...a 80 JAMES ESsPATTERsoN.
Mar. 1881. w. F.. ROBERTSON. 10
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= AMERICAN MUSEUM AND ME-.

~, The AMERICAN MUSEUM AND NE,
MA GERIE will exhibit at ~
GARbiSLE, on Thursday, April 9th.
MooDsfiELD. Friday, April 2sth
q Prce OF Admission rs cents. Children under
years OF age, 10 cents,-to the whole of this
immense Establishment, inclu ding eral-Tom
nhum6. the entire collection of Wild Animals.
wax Statuary, Mr.. Lengers performance es in the
Dens' the Baby Elephant, Mr.. Nellis. perform.
ances' &c no extra charge under any pretence
let the reports be what they NAV.
O'Clock, P. M. " '/2
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School Examination.

On "Wednesday. file 1eth OF. April, the Exami
nation Of the Wo9asfieldU Union School will take
place exescises Sommencing at Am. Pa.
rents, teachers, and friends of Education are so.
licited to be present. D ~ 5x:iis Is
~ = s,' GEO ~. McMlLLEN. priu IL =.
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p. T.. BARNUM.

Proprietor of the American Museum. New.yort
mas the honor TO announce that encouraged bv
the brilliant success which has attended all his
various efforts for the amusement of the Lublic.
he has been led 10 form the project of organizing
a vast travelling 80
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Mr. Lengel, the Lion Kino

Mr. Lengel, the Lion King,
VIII enter the Dens Of the Wild Beasts, and give
his Classical illustrations of Hercules struggling
with the N@mean Lion; Daniel in the Lions Den:
hanson destroying the Lion, &C. a....'
one OF the most interesting portions Of the Ex.
hibiton is formed by the display of great colIec.
tion OF so WAX STATUARY, 10
including hgnres Of the size of e of all the Pres.
idents OF the United States, and also of great
number OF noted characters, American and For.
eign all OF which are accurate likenesses, and ap
propriately costumed. In fact. the whole Estab.
lishrnent is a vast re positoryl 81 $50
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Special Notices.
Fire Insurance. Comnanv.-

@HSuI dHC0 COLNpdny,
Ahe Members of the Monroe Mutual Fire In.
surance Company are hereby notified. that an
election for Directors of said Company, will be
he'd at their office in Woodshed, on Monday,
the first day OF May. next e@s,..,..s.
LEWIS sHIPLEY. Sec'y.
April 5, 1854. 's + ieT
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1,,o ., L.ves Sayed by fhe use eef or,y Three ~.
Ties Of "Wisfdr's B0isnna Or NH fIe,,1v1,s

Ties cf "Wisfdy's -Bdisana ef NH C1esy. y'ss'ss
Mr.. EDEN, KY. Jniy Fl. iss2.
Messrs Harcodrt Howard & Co.GCeats:L r.,
Dr; Wistars Balsam Wild Cherry do {;
bought OF you has been Of such signal benefit =
my family. that wish TO make its virtues knoyifn
for the benefit Of the public = z
My wife took cold al the time or her coSl.s
ment. which settled ON her Lungs The u1TI5riss
clans pronounced her disease consumption. .Sko
mad profuse night sweats. and had .couehs: -
was gwen mp, for we despaired 81 her recoSs ~
ana her child partook OF her complaint
commenced taking ssIkisfor's Buipn,ss 81 WFs7
Cnesry, and three bottles effected an entiee ense
with her and the child toth = Z :, .
have no doubt that they would have nov IS
IN IN Their graves II they had not have used Wis6fs
bassam OF Wild Cherry. ssai 8fsssefssl ssssf
lgaTs @ SETH r. SEARCY,a,4
Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate i ,bov1 ri
man OF as muchv veracity ss any in sti.iS tejse
and man OF good Judgment, and We pltcs 49,
reliance on bis statement.s 7e..ss ~ = 4 ,s.ss
HARCoURT. HoWARDk CO =
Price 81 per botie-six bottles for Sx. =. -, =
:, Sold by ]. d. PARK. Cincinnati, a.
NoIth'east corner OF Fouth and Walnut itsstJ-
enusnce on Walnut STREET.-THE whom III orisn
must be addressed. uzs.sisssss fe9s tiFssy
For sale by LA. & 6. H. .Davsnpeufi
Woodsfeld; IL. E. Kotzebue, Malaan..
Pollock, Carter & Co., sSan6sla;s M. sE
Miles & Son, Somerton; sCo,ion. -
BUELL.. Marietta. a1 q. ai,ifs
March 8, 1854 - - :.
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examinations Of School Teachers

examinations of School Tea chers
FOR 1854. NJ, aj.31., -.
HNHE Board of Examiners Of Monroe corntv
will hold meetings for the examination q
School lie scbers IN Woodsfield, commencing Il,
the hrst Monday of each month after This dase.
except April, In which month their meetinf will
commence on the second Monday.
Applicants mpst be in ATTENDANCE at 10 o'clock
A. M. OF said days. and bring certificates of NOR.
al character from responsible persons known Ia
the Board. s;StgBy order Of the Board,
ist4 So ssi JAMES; MITCHELL,
,u.,.ea, a !. ..Es.. Clerk Of Board.
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ALSO AT the instar ce of The u,dsrs;c,.,
the same day, against the same, for the sum of
fourteen dollars and fifty nine cents
April 5, 1854. FRANCIS M CAIN
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WONDERFUL OBJECTS OF NATURE AND ART.
the ful particulars of which, it would be impossi.
bic TO give within the limits of a newspaper ad-
vertisement, and WHICH has been brought together
at an enormous expenditure of means, forming the
other country.
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CINcINNATI, April Flour dull at S..
rs. Sugar remains steady at to Sc.
molasses 2oto eec. Coffee 19ac for good
Rio, - ...:
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General Tom Thumb.

= OSIItIdI ON ] humb,
Is attached to this Exhibition. and will appear in
oil his performances as given before the princi-
PAL pa crowned heads of Europe. including Songs,
Dabces, Greclan Statues, and his admired person.
ations pf Napoleon and Frederick the Great The
littie General is t.centyf,co years of age, weighs
tniy htteen pounds and is but twenty eight inches
high. Also engaged
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vNO. JoHNsLUCAS:-fou are hereby mott.
y he'd that at the March session 1884 the Com
view for an alteration of county road leading
from Jamestown to Jones' Mill said alteration TO
commences between the. two first fdrdines fsthe.
run on said road below the residence Of sJacob
Watson. in Adams township, thence up the run
the nearest and best route to Samuel Hurd's land
graded road near Tw inum's school house, which
said alteration will pass through your land, and
that the viewers will meet on the 18th day of April
1874, to view and survey said alteration, where
you can attend if you see proper. tsa
SAMUEL HURD,
March 8. 1854. Petitioner.
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The Board of Education

The Board of Education
for Centre township, Monroe county, Ohio, will
ho'd It's annual meeting in WoodsiieId, on the l7th
OF April, 1854, that being the third Monday OF
s"u.mohn. By order of the Board,
M arck 81 1854. H. B HILL. ,C,erk
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"AMILToN HIGHMAN'S ESTATE. -
u The subscriber has been appointed by the
frooate conIt OF Monroe county, Ohio. admins.
traitor of Hamilton Highman, decd. and rece;vsa
letters OF Administration. Those having Claims
should present them imm ediateIy, properIy. an.
I thenticated. "a s.4r DAVID HIGHMAN
March g. 1854 s
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REDERICK yHUBER'S ESTATE ---The
= subscriber has been appointed by the Probate
court of Monroe county, Ohio, administrator II
Frederick Huber, late Of said county, deceased.
and receivedletters Of administration: Those hav.
ing claims should present them immediately. pron.
eriy authenticated. JACOB HIJRER
March 8, 1854
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False Alarm1 Congressmen playing Hide
a s.s4.. go and Seek.

w AsHiNGToN, March 3U.-The reports
OF duel are incorrect-none has taken
place yet. Two friends on each side have
been laboring assiduously all day to effect
a reconciliation, but to no purpose, and
have therefore called on the fifth as nm.
pre-: The report of Breckenridge and
Cutting being out Of town is incorrect. al.
lhonghihey are in secret quarters. Ben.
ton and Boyd are endeavoring to adjust
me me. dlllthculty without recourse TO weapons.
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surveying.

,,,,...,,a.. surveying.
II ewould inform the public thar ne Rim
ues ths busaess Of SURVEYING :. tss - -
be found part Of his time in Wood,6.,d. 10y -.
psftof his time in Malaga town.hip. -"s
,.,o,... DANIEL NORRIS.
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Notice

NOGlCc.
VIE Copartnership heretofore existing be.
n tween Jasper Mallory and John MALLORY
under the name of J. s. J. Mallory, in the For.
sg sward'ng and Commission business at CIarington,
monroe county, Ohio, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The said Ja.uer M.I,n., III,
attend to settling all accounts due said firm Alsc
VIII continue to do a Forwarding aud Cbmrniou
business as formerly, in the name Of Jasper Mai.
iory. JOHN MAITnpV ma'-
JASPER MALLORY.
CLARINGroN, March s, 1854. 4. -
n.y. ICHAEL TALBOTTySI ESTATE rhe
1.. ~ subscriber has been appointed by the Pro.
oate court OF Monroe county. Ohio, admin;s,ra.
tor withdhe will annexed of Michael Talbot, i.ta
Q. fa'a county, deceased, and received letters nj
"o'a. ~ uauon' Those having claims should pre
'''' '''ehi immediately, properly authenticated. s
March Is. 1854. Z. -
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Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry!

THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO NAN
For Coughs, COlds, asthma, Group. sDkencSfiez
/ Influenza, Bleeding Of the Lan9s, D;1te,,E
sg Breaihins, Liner -a6ecfions, Pajns er 70
! Weakness Of tie Breast Sor ,Ssls.s 80 =
- FIRST St0ges If COnsunspt;o,s. "a
&C., &C., &c.
In short, this Balsam is ,pecuIisrIv adspfed ~
every disease of the LuLgs and Liver. WIiitE n
produced by our ever-varying climate, = !.
INFLUENZA A'AND Con sUMPT,ow III r. indee8
"a melancholy truth thai thousands fall victirF I.
Consumption every year from no other catIxe thss,
neglected colds; yet weN6nd hundreds and tiboer
sands. who treat such complaints with fl,e sreSeS
est Indifference, and let them run ON fors v.eSis
and even :nonths, without thinking Of fi,e dsnS -
At first. you have what you consider Z iiisHs
cough or cold, allow business, pIeasurs. t6p case-
iessness to prevent you from giving il any ssses.
ton; II then settles upon your breast, you be<cnf
noarse, have paine in the side chest expeetosate
large Quantities of matter. perhaps Inixsd iw3th
blood; a did1sulty OF breathing ensues. and5ths3r
You ind your own foolish neglect has brousisfbe
this complaint II, then, you yalue yout life Or
health, be warned intime. and donf tsjfes NM
your cold; but Immediately procure boasle o. I've
OF that famous remedy, DR.. tTisf0r'S BoleRm ~
Htld Cherry, which is well known to he III NOT
speedy cure ever known, thousands will te,fifv.
whose lives have bsen saved by It,
For Influenza it Is the very best medicine in IL.
world.
Be not deceived. remember that 1t is s.Ds. W1s.
drs Balsom Of Wiid Cherry, !" that performs ~
most wonderful cures, ssnd t is.ths remedy 4k.e
sill afford you immediate relief. p - s...s.
81 g -
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY

Sunfish. Feb Is, 1854. ~ = '' ~
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-12-28
Tm,ortent News for the Shareholders in Perham's
Third Gift Enterprise.

1t viii be seen by reference to advertisement in
our paper Of to-day, that the Committee appoin-
ted by the Shareholders at their last meeting,
have issued call for final meeting of all inter
estcd. to get their instructions in reference to the
distribution of the Gift property. Weare pleased
to find the matter SO near consummatlon, and
hope that Mr.Perham will receive the patronage
he so well deserves for the hberality and energy
displayed in getting up and prosecuting this stu
pendous enterprise Orders for tickets should bt
sent in Immediately. There are fortunes in re
serve for somebody.
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REACMsaaITsITNG.

MHE subscriber would respectfully inform hls
| old as well as his new customers that he sui
continues to carry on at his old stand IN Lerette
Borough-the shop formerly occupied by August
Walters. He has now every facility for doing
work cheap and on the most improved plan de
will turn out from his shop,
Wagons. Bagqies, Sleighs, DE-,
from the W0on NORK to sheslRONING.
If the work will not compete with any manu-
featured in the County of Cambria will give II
for one half Of its original cost. defy compe-
tition.
An kinds of Country produce taken in ex-
change JOHN a booh-
Loretto, December I. '54
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GLEASON'S ORIAE
FOR TIE YEAR 1855.

FUR J1E fEAR 1900. 81
NJ N. BAIl,oJ, who has edited the Pictorial"
from the commencement, having bought out the
late proprietor, Mr. F. Gleason, will conduct this
popular and widely circulated paper Oh his own
account. The new volume will be radically i'm
proved in every respect. and will be published ON
finer paper than ever before, which quality will
be continued henceforth without change. Many
new and popular features VIII at once be intro
duced, and the literary department. will present
array of talent and interest beyond anything
it has before attcm, ,,ted. The illustrations wiii
be finer, and by letter artists than have before
been engaged r.f,on the paper, and altogether the
duplication will be vastly improved and beauti-
fed. = sf5aeas ~ s.a
Arrangements have been made for representing
drp-ng the year views of the most notable buid-
l.cs and localities throughout the United States,
as well as giving hkenesses of the most pron,in-
cnt characters, male and female, Of artists and
men of genius. such as have by their own indus
try and skin made for themselves fortune and
name. In addition to these, various notable
European scenes and occurrences win also be Civ
en- from week to week, forming brilliant ilustrat-
ed journal. 81
81 q Tsrms---Irvsriahiy IN Advance: y, - -.
! subscriber, one year, IS 90
subscribeTs, /" T~ = 10 90
e5-Any person sending sixteen subseribers d
the last rate, viii receive the seventeentg copy
gratis Address f - -
NJ. N. RALLOI, Pu5zisser and Prfguiea.
Corner Of fremont and Bromfield Streets.
Boston. Mass,
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Pro Bono Pnbsico.
NJ e w c O Q D S

Holm M'COy has just received at Lytle's old
- stand in Jefferson, well selected stock of
ssa FALL AND WINTER GOODS
consisting of Dry Goods, Notions, Hardware.
Oueensware, Cedar Ware, Ready Made Clothing.
and a large lot cf Boots and Shoes, for Mems
BOYS, Ladies' aud Misses wear.
Groceaies.of the very best qrality always on
llasasl. Essaop = ss'i = e-'s.E IT, =
His MOTE is, Small 4its, Quick Sales, and
Ready pay. Having bought for cash, ha is de-
terfnined not to be r.ndegsold- He respectfully
invites his friends AID the public generally to call
where.
N. 3. I am constantly receiving goods by exz
press. iAi 9 = - ~ JOHN MCOY.
! Nr. 80, 1854 TT.
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THIRD GIFT | EHfERPRISE.

-, $4,000 TICkEIS ALREADY SOLD.
Call for Final Mass Meeting Of Shareholders,
To determine on the disposition Of the
Gift Properly the Shareholders.
AT meeting OF the Shareholders in Perhain s
third Gift Enterprise, held ON the 18th of July
the following resolution was adopted: W
Resolved, So soon it is ascertained that so 900
of the Gift tickets issued by Mr. Perhain in his
third enterprise, are sold, the Committee shall
coll the shareholders together at the. most con-
venient place, for the purpose of instructing said
Committee in regard To the manner of disposiDg
of the Gift Property = za11A
Having learned from Mr.. Perham that C0,OoO
of said tickets were sold, and that in all probab-
ility the remaining 20 900 called for by the above
resolution, would be sold by the first day Of
January next, we have determined IN accordance
with the above opinion, to call MASS MEETIsG
OF THE SHAREHOLDERS, at some place to be here
after named, ON the 18th day,of january. 1855,
for the purpose designated by the resolution
ROBERT BEATTY, ,jr.,)
J. LATHROP, Committee
B. S. ADAMS,
E-~100,0O0 Tickets only at S. each will be
sold. Each Ticket VIII admit FOUR PERSONS, all
at once. or portions at different times, to
PERHA-FS BURLESQJE OPER1
HOUSE, 663 Broadcay, ". T.
Or to his other Entertainments in various parts
of tue country-Each purchaser Of one of these
tickets will receive certificate emitting them to
one share in LOG, 900 COSTLY & VALUABLE
GIFTS; list of which has already been publish
ed. Persons can obtain the same in circular form
by addressing note 10 the proprietor.
EoWs THE TIME TO PURCHASE TICKETS
IN order that the loo, 900 Tickets may be dis
posed of by the time specified, the subscriber Of
fers the following inducements for persons to get
up Clubs
Each person Who gcs up club of ten sub
scribers, and forwards ei0) ten dollars to this
office will receive by Mail or other Conypyances.
ELEVEN TICKETS.
Each person who sends (at one tine) one hun
dred dollars, will have sent in like manner ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN TICKETS. And for all
larger sums in exact proportion
If it should happen that all the Tickets are
sold when the order is received, the money viii
be returned at our expense for postage. -
GOFAll orders for Tickets should be addressed
to .s JOSIAH PERHAM,
Cos Broadway, y. Y.
0S-My Fourth Enterprise viii be advertised as
soon as the third one is closed. The Tickets are
already printed st nov3Otd