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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-06
A Curious Dinner Party.

Every country, and almost every village
can produce numerous Instances of great and
little men-of individuals approaching either
to the diminutive stature of Tom Thumb,
or to the gigantic proportions of Kentucky
giant But probably never, since the palmy
days Of Lilliput, was there so wonderful
company of pigmy people collected together
as were assembled in st. Petersburgh in
l7l0. Peter the Great, who was at that time
the Gar of Russia. celebrated marriage of
dwarfs. Preparations of the grandest kind
were made, and all the dwarf men and wo-
men residing within two hundred miles of
the capital were ordered to be present at the
ceremony-and he supplied them with prop
er vehicles for the journey. Some of them
refused to obey his order, knowing that he
wished TO turn them into ridicue but he
obliged them to come. and as punishment,
enjoined that they should wait upon the
Others at dinner. Seventy dwarfs were pres
ent on the occasion, beside the bride and
bridegroom, who were dressed in the extrem-
ity of the fashion Everything at the ban
quet was of IA size to correspond with the
company-low tables, sraall plates, and lit
tie glasses. It. was curious TO witness their
gravity and pride, In taking places, the
men and women contended for superiority.
To settle the dispute, Peter ordered that the
most diminutive should take the lead. None
of them however would allow themselves to
be the smallest, and matters were accord
inglv worse than before. At last, however,
matters Were amicably arranged. and the
party sat down to dinner. After dinner,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-06

AAOH SStOCU III ArKhiS.
10 man they wore small clothes. coming
down and fastening just below the knet,
and long stockings, with cowhide shoes or
namented with large buckles while not a
pair of boots graced the company. TIE
coats and waistcoats were loose and of huge
dimensions, with colors as various as the
barks of oak, sumach, and other trees of our
hills and swamps could make them; ami
their shirts We're all made of flax, and likt.
every other part of their dress, We're home
spun. On their heads was worn a large
round top and broad brimmed hat. Their
arms were as various as their costumes
Here an old soldier carried Queen Ann
which had done service at the conquest Of
Canada twenty years previous, while by his
side walked STRIPPING boy with Spanish
fuzee not half It's weight or calibre, which his
grandfather may have taken at Havana
while not few had old French pieces that
dated back to the reduction of Louisburg.
Instead of the cartridge box, large powder
horn was slung under the arm and occa
sionally bayonet might be seen bristling
in the ranks. Some of the swords of the
officers had been made by our provincial
blacksmiths, perhaps Of some farming uten-
sill they loked serviceable, but heavy and
uncouth. Such was the appearance of the
Continentals. to whom we'll appointed
army was soon to lay down their arms
After little exercising on the old Common
and performing the then popular exploit OF
" whipping the snake" they briskly filed up
the road to the kidder Mountain, and
through the Spaford Gap, towards Peter
boro', to the tune of cover the hills and far
way."--! History Of New Ipswich.
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PhIAobO0, WOOD COUNTY5 OHIO MONDAY, MARCH
NO. So.

the bridegroom, who was exactly three feet
two inches in height, opened the ball with
a minuet, and at the close of the day the
little company who had met together i'll
gloomy pride, became exceedingly sprightly
and entertaining and parted on the most
amicable terms.
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RECEIpTs oF pRonucE

sHREyEPoRTPsr sssms Belle eate. ssl bai.. eot. Rupe
'f l..
i Whit GsT S. sse r si%BSS
s tss ss:s asss 6sss 49,
Ms,es sws Af%.srsn s,fI'a Sec eisa
| 1885 bales ''AAs' =" 80
7o 1Ssa. Nssy b. Ssses
e s ss x ss,s :, d GSapo MI sss,
~
e e ss hama hss 60 Esy is ess
sS S IT,. 100 s ssds y II ss
ban a ss ~ sa q q
cheese GRIEF ssos ,s, Sbs alcohol
s 1 . 10 a ii e s DO Dc @ k,E
81 ss., hfSsy ns GS s d s-s f'S ss RI ay
~ lime ogesby whisky Patterson shnsH4s
s 4 sss sS ss iSg y Aa DO oS H.
MURPHY 'S @'sfss n'1 Had
~ ,iss e:sf:
@ 500 IaaF
MsDa~ % sf Pss. Co.'S 3sh %
Williams Eco pfitehndMs DO DO
sugar wn ,sh bs asss rowsn
dnss order. Iot-l, $50 BALES
a sss s iss, wnsa. William. s.o
% 4 e. . Ai is 10. 8 &c &c
sa +. s,.sn * hSm s as
Price Frost bis FORK az Do Hour Woedra
DO Is ss Ss hs o fy Jar- axis
u p p Be y sss II aaB sa ~ apss.
sumers-s-s bba hous and auudtea To
5 s G,ss p.pets Ee-ai fsdano Tsyet
&ao a. sfafs ss Sex %
ssr esss W. T. s.H9 haa.
d. Says. do e p pdnss sD I'
paaa l. aiae &co. Total soa cotton sugar
:sss' T 81 is 81. sugar
IT. By sgss ags Hewitt Morton Sd.
eois bids balls wool
a. a .ass sS o4ss. sasf % order 10
s.-Gsf fSTI5Gy &2s soo
60 siss' .ss%
M $isS.ss 6ss ss ss Ss,ss
bales pyltres order, Total 37s cotton
- seamsE A " azs; 80 bales cotton Boloeq
sa,sas a.ssss sd do d.
k o, e Tg e. 2. s
psyos Hst5isss ; roll. leather Blansh
op as bids sugar bSla molas.e ls'
.te,nsr caddo No cotton
;3a. s.i sfeb.s william asf fol a Lee
a. s sa EssI Rsa issss 90
soss 1as pflp. ss5sy ' HSasI.e.
Ie,5y &fo4. sssiasy sssen eoa Greenwood eoo Powell
Ws.o 'Gs's Ne ssi' Sssns a sassE
COS Jariton Whiting Tnl21s Pegam hatehe-s
a. ayiorl Ward donasl Dudey-
btes periss box beeswax Robson
pel'es and ,andri'' to Total 1885 bales
BAYOU SARA Per bales cotton Paype
safrlaon.ls Wrght Williams &eo-I5 Byne &col3 Co
rnfd &eo2 Boz hanAn, Carroll Plancbe Hco-0 do
Wright sco-1 Ganoli7 Nora cofman Oakley
ill., Hsnds,sen 9 hhds Btana
do blanche &coa do do Bnrbdse Aoo-9. bbs oases
Thompson-2s do Bugiet2 do Shift SIN
0s n Allan Total, l2a bales eoen i4s hhds sugar
bUls 2o3 hf bbla molAs
steamer p bales Cotton City
EASTERN sugar "a sbs uolassef hhds Lob
~ Dhds
5i obs oassss Fearn ponsszn MeDougA
70 DO Darene &eoei6 bb 50 hi do Elder
90 s6 hhdt Bga Foley hhds sugar Ha
rsen2i do Braud Landry-6 Angnsn do Il Tets
dcolO bales Drahet order Total bnss
cotton, 1870 hhds suRar, Ill bba 10 hf bbs moasael.
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6 s . Z l q. siEsElR 81 |.
ROUTE from Buaso Falls J1ao 5a kssr
United States Mail Lines owego Vincent ogenurgh
tfea aud Quebec connecting Ogdenabutgh
lawrence and Chmpain Railroad for Portland, White Mountains
BAY STATE Capt Ledvnrd. NEW YORK. Capt Chapman leave
daily Sundays excepted o'clock for Cape Vincent
entire length Of the Rapids the beautiful
ST. Lawrence, by daylight and Montreal
next day. in time for the Quebec boats -
Passengers leaving Bus O'clock have six hours and
those leaving at O'Clock have -four hours Niagara
u o'clock train of from Buffalo the
boa Passe gers for Boston, take the
Buffalo, arrive at ogdeusbur morning.
game day. -
THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
Steams ONTARIO, Captain 1hroop CATARACT Captain Estes
HoRTHERNER Captain Chlds leave Lewiston daily SATURDAYS
half visit Niagara Falls touching Rochester owego Sacks
Hbor Kingston CLAYTON Brockv and ogdensburg ing
the Rapids the by daylight and con-
nertng with the ogdensbuh and Boston Rsoad
for Albany New York direct.
The above Line leaves Buffalo daily Sundays excepted the
o and Niagara Falls Railroad o'clock aoFding
pleasure viewing Brooks Monument Queens Heights
the Wire Bridge
Niagara River through Montreal leaving
past o'clock, giving passengers full
Falls The O'Clock arrive ia Lewis
time for the boat passing all The Thousand
light changing bss and taking Of the splendid
and dashng the noble ST. Lawrence arriving
% a. O'clock the Hgs ssy il t@s f. he
The snmers OF tbs American Line built aly for speed
and comfort having all the equipments safety required by
WIN snd beautiful Upper Cabin Sateroom the entire ngh
Of the boat.
Passengers procure Tickets information at oe
opposite kafAlo and Niagara Va Is Railroad Depot.
Falls - ' mi
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LIST OF VESSELS IN POET NOT GLEAREn
NIIGHLY IMPORTANT pIScoEERY M

AH lGHLY IMPURTANT DISCOVERY DIR
JAMES ronll respectfully cali the
the following He al
out mercury ay other Pcso9ous drug namely elect
syph Structures, Seminal Weakns NOde Uittrs
and NIL Diseases the Skin ais cad e
cal attention those who private and
body and nd them for either society The
lowing Of the melancholy
habits Of YOUTH Weakness Of the Back Limbs il the
Head Dinners Of Vion Of Muscu Poser the
HEART Dyspepsia, Nervousness rabiy
tion etc Mentally, the fearful rrs be
dreaded Loss Memory Con of IDEAS Depression Spiri
Evi Aversion 70 Society Self Dstru., sotude
Timdity, etc, Of The sFils produced.
All above symptoms sbouid
not fail cali m James, and psrc health
Let falae delcary apply and
yoRrsef from the dreadful anes Of this terrible
maady Weakness Organs ored and fnj
~
DR. JAMES has from Office No. ii5 Ia 81
Caatomhouse atree between Royal streets.
DIR. JAMES
aee sent to lr address, giving ul particulars by
eioslnn lee OF ten dollars lnys 1ydawl DR.. JAMES.
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pkSaENGEpa

Pc, steamship MereeMIs Glen family, Smith and lady
ms Jones Mrs HaFd and LADY, Armstrong lnd
Lloyd and s3y M Wh,ney Mrs andrews Mrs brown Wisms
ana sdy Waierman w Clark Green Frost Davis Wilson Capt
Greer Dyer He Wig Fenmer, Wiley, Garcia Bryan KyLs
she Crawford, Wright Ross. -
Per brig John DOw-csps Jas Wheeler Mr. Nehemiah
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRESCENT OFFICE,

Monday Morning, May g. 1854
C0TToN-The demand on Saturday active, and
the sales reached 500 bales prices being rather
49,. NEW os1Esss c ,,.ssg 800.
Ordinary ......... .6A6T7 Fair gITlO
Middlins 1I9s14 Good Fair ...... nominal
Good Mddling.. s&6 So Good and Fine. -. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. !. 1853. go. .1O,672 2S.4sS
Received since. .l,27s065 1884
yesterday. 3473-1 2sl538 Ole s. % 40
Exported to date. 99o,437 2OO50
- Saturday.. ooo-- 800 437 ooo-2oO5
stock on hand not ceared...... aole7s a2,s25
ToBACCo--No sales of Importance
SUGAR AND hoLASsEs-1000 hhds Sugar changed
hands at steady Molasses continues dull 600
bbs sold at 1lkDl3a.
FLoUR-120O bhls superfne St Louis sold at ~ Is
and some small lots were taken at 81 S71z Exrais held
at ST T5iG$5 25.
sales did not reach more than $500 sacks of which 1885,
in lots at 56t 700 at 575S and 500 prime White at Coo
600 sacks st Louis Oats brought 45e
PoRk-Dul and $50 bbs unnspected Mess taken at
S13, Retailing at S13 Is
BACON 60 casks prime Sides sold at 6 lin three
1ota 20 inferior u. rs casks prime Shoulders at
and 90 tierces extra Sugar cured Hams at 910e H.
LARp-ImproFed demand with sales $40 titrces and
100 bbs prime 400 kegs ordinary at TO- and s27 do
prime, on the Levee, at 1889 y fb.
INDIA BAGGING-A sale of 90 bales at 1876, equal to
CASH ana the market firm at that rate.
EII-uuuu INJURY Will edle5 VI S4ou DaRS MO,
including 100 Tnerior at 1922 at 9 100 "a 625 fair
at e 900 at 9zS 22l at 101S 100 prime at lo15e
WHIsKY-1oO bbs Rectfed were sold, in several lots,
at 22G22h&.
LARD OLA sale of - bbls at 75s p gallon
FREIGHTs-Firm and active One ship taken up for
Mayre at "a for Cotton for Trieste at 15l6o and
two Brtish for Liverpool at lSd for Corn Is 6d
Cotton
ExCHANGEs-yery little doing:
Sterling. p ct. prem,
New York sxty-day e. DISC.
Sight Checks New YORK.. ....... 5a61M "a Ct prem
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WABASH RIvER-Per Whtsoms boat5noO ks
bacon g. e 0 kegs lard and Dbl pork Kennedy ace and Ca
ham q buckingham. - ~ "
WHITE RyEKPer Morse SIipard's two boatsso 600 ibs
S II Kennedy eco. - " ~ WA
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EXPORTS
ksPINwALL-s nnship United states--3 bbls gin.
Ravens sood-S79 hhd
~ hds IS Ss kegs bills bu hides
Is pgs bb hf do Dbl. moIssses hhds o dae
seed pkgs. :, -,,. ..
pAA pELPHIABsrk Lowel-2s bales cotton, hhds sugar,
am Nos lead ISL hideH 5000 hogs, $50 empty
Reg n-ss hhds sugar, bbs whisky,
sS 6ols 80 III bos s rore is MS cnais a oOa
SDpn faat lumber IS potatoes and sundtirs.
cotton, 2ia pork
des and 4os bb beef 900 boxes ans, 9790 staves
COWEs-Bark Tangier- le3 bales cotton.
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Pont9ey cdlibsc Allen White a. Douglass Harris Morgan
y N Neteton and ordeK-lb bales
Adyenurer In upec, 10 mahogany lot
70 Aye2y mhoguuy Converse &coiot
fENshCQLASehr Pow haans bales Johha do
hlteheu 30 bnes Burnside domsss hrea
fecs amtsr 1900 y be 800 pairs sash sinpsn
LAVACCA-Schr Wakeheds6 bales B.fhn,st
so-s do McLeoors, un Cleveland broth "a &eoai do
slfdai grean Gco5 Kelly &c FIsxer9sd AiheIl4 AZ
Mcdowell Mills &co6 do Fra'n Donegan do G Cor Aco
70 DO Yea.man dco. Total, 1875 bales cotton. -
HAVhNA-Sehr Edwin Doreey
bra os bag. coffee IL bbs honey cigars Dc Wiser
% cases eigara d Bornio-ot fruit 70 order. ~ -
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A RRIVAL OF MADAME ADoLpHE

IN Ths original unsurpassed and Justly celebrated Madame
ADoPfE the universally acknowledged
world and the distinguished lady houg
OF tht past the WILL the
dcttop Of the future ouch
the principal cties the United sae Queen Victoria
her with costly Diamond Boaeh, Daniel
Ring is nov ready to visitors Poyas
Camp and Magazine whom the
pa present and future If they married
lady Or they will business Of description
profession appears GENES re-
commended highly respectable certificates Of
acknowledged skill that precudes superstition
billy OF deception or imposing Others practice.
E Consultation fee from 81 to according
what time they occupy. iapil II
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VyHE ROAD TO HEALTH

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF RHEUMATSc FEVER BY HoL-
foWAYS PILLS, IN VAN nIEAfAN,s LANDsAarga ssston-
nnetsen Of residing Ne~
from violent eheum tic Fever for
anr " deprived her Of he Of her limbs
sae under th e o. three OF the mtst eminent bart
aed her let her HOLLoAys CELEBRATE
whch hey consented Incredibly saace Of
ne efcted The particulars m copied
rom The Hobart Tn~ Courer'
~ Soil Professor
near Feps Bar London and BY All he respectable Druggists
lealsr Medicines the United
81 each. Wholesale principal Drug me
Union and by essrs A. B. D.SASDS York WRTGRf
CO, New Orleans.
ta There is considerable in taking the large
" the guidance Of
70 &C box. I.
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Carrier, Walker from Camden
New World HYATT from Camden.
Texas Ranger, Stockman, from Port Caddo.
Mary Foley, Hanson, from La FouTChe.
Argyle, Col, from Pittsburgh.
Amanda, Lanler, from Red River.
Laurel Hill, Cotton, from Bayon Sara.
T P feathers, Bennett, from NJ mphis.
Jos Lands, Washington, from Wabash River.
Belle Gates, Brooks, from Shreveport.
H,ury Lewis, Emerson from Cincinnati.
Il NJ Wright Clarke, from Vicksburg.
Elephant, Emerson, from 81 Louis.
P Dalmau, Kay, from Grand Ecore.
Doctor Batey. Wilson, from Latourche.
C. Hays, BtandenburF, from Shreveport.
Alire w Glaze, .hnston from 0pelonsag.
sgaddo No, 2, Graham, from Shreveport.
New Latona, 6ross IRON Bias on Sara.
e d, Jr.. Dalferes, from Lsf1urehs.
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CREBN OAKS HoTFT,- Riloxi Misc

GREBN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss.-AszA
VI This famed aud popular Simmer Retreat grnara sESsH
known throughout the So ltherH under
nent Of Mrs LZABElH RApAT and her JOHN PRADAT
situated mite distant
on the LIST OF June for the reception Of
The GREEN OAKS is well extended notice.
For the popularity of the
ncreaspg The macy natural advantages eommaadng the
the Lake, receiving as
flows from the Gulf have failed avoaby many
visitors from New Orleans Mobile and the surrounding county.
During the Winter the
and additions The BILLIARD thoroughly and
nted SAIL BOATS will be at all times
yisLtora. free Of charge-zalso, c ARET at Dinner
CARRIAGES be profur Mt moment
In addition, the celebrated Orleans engaged
and BALL be expected ,wics every week.
Visitors wishing the GREEN
y Captains Of the Steamers who will them wharf Of
the Hotel. - =
....TERMS....
Per observation-disclosures. ...... sfn m
ks Children and Servants, hhlf price. nyi
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

wiz leave TUESDAY, May 0. nj O'Clock n NJ
EvOR FORT GIBSON, Fort SMITH, sy =
q VAN BUREs, zARg, sPaDRA, DAeDaN. LslkaH
and all intermediate lsudngsThr slasnr'
passenger packet MOSES GREEN WOOD, A. Thoma
freight viii above.
freight pass &c, apply on board, q
NBViSor TO the Hat SPRING. oak would do well 60 with
Thomas he will AXE the through
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY Crescent,
Monday Morning, May 8, 1854 !
SJRApRD eAUJppAy

Steamship United States Lucas, for APnwa, R Jennings
= ship Gidden Child, Liverpool, H Ashbrdge
Ship Ravenswood John con New York, AConen
Ship Uudautted, freeman Liverpool, JP Whitney 6co
9ark Thngisr, Sweetzsr, Cowes, H Ashbidgs
SIaBk Lowell, BiIby, Philadelphia, q w Hynson
H. g Rogefin Crowe. ApAlarhcoa, Rogers, Barnard
AnlssahI Mary Caroline Nottingham, Tobsseo, Wickham
ARRIVED.
seamap Webster wsmask from San Juan sOh ult 10
Ten epson--4th dat.
steamlhip Dorado Gray Aspnwa. May Jennings
I'd dist, let.
Steamship Thompson from Iudanoa via Galveston Sd May
10 Harris a Morgan-lst district
Bremen ship kuhman, from BremerhaEeu, 1h March,
msster-4h district
B jn Dow Gibbs key uanas (Coaat Mo1co
80 ballast, 20 q Hyuson-ah district.
m hdvnturer days from Baize, On to Aye2d
sthr Powhsan Caro- from Pensacola omasterBasiu.
Snhr Wake6ti Saunders,
schr day from Brazos Santiago, in ballast to Wick
hnnt-Basin.
Sehr Dorsey Havana
Nexaa hr Anita from Laguna dist
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YAzOO RIVER.

viii leave WEDNESDAY, Nav TO- O'Clock positively.
NOR SATARTfA, YAZO0 CITY, -
TCHULA slDoN, GREENWOOD, LEFLoRE IsM9Aeh5A4IAS
and all Intermediate ianangs-Ths new and .gan
MASTER having unavoidaby detained, ssvey
For freight having SUPERIOR apply
o boa'd SHAW q cunts, Agents. Ii Fulton
freight be consigned
L. fore house. nys
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ST. &c us

Will iesve TUESDAY. MAY 8 al O'Clock P. n.
EHOR ST. LOUIS, HICKMAN, MEM ~ M
II PHIS and all Intermediate lAndpea.-The tsfazsssa
tirelv and splendid inning passenger
ARGYLE, c. W. Coles. receiving freight
leave above For feigh, having
apply on beard. ~
ms ROGERS, MCGUIRE L. co. street.
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TIME GRAND sALooNs oE M IAGoRs

' N VIE VIlAND DhIOUND UT II. JAOUBS,
Il No. SO CAMP STREET,
Were opened the public They
valuable and extensive COLLECTION or PICTURES
Colors, Drawings Impressions costly Engving
Phrian Marble choice
Art, Inhibited In the south.
Strangers and citizens particularly the
the Fine -
EE The DAGuERRE0TYPE DEPARTMENT in It's various i'm
and appointments
in Europe in this country.
PORTRAITS executed the finest style known the and
philosophical fully equal the
Miniatures displaying the of the 81
ordinary method
~ The stock OF MEDAtLIoNs, LoCKETs RINGS BREAST
PINS of Fine Gold Variety
furnished at the manufacturer prices.
t All
cash. The Dry senase prepared by T. JACOBS Operators
warranted retain chemical properties pure month price
$40 per jar. sm3p
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n E L L o w s. HALL
W SECOND AND POSITIVELY THE LAST
GRAND CONCERT
OF MADAME ISADORA CLARK ......#.
MONDAY EVENING, May s5a-on which occasion
HERn d. R. HANSEN. (DariAh yoipisto
Moss. C. MIC 4EI, CTenore.)
.,r-,. ,no,,rr,r Ms H. BRAUN (violoneellist)
PROGRAM NE PART I,
]. Grand 0yertnre Ob4rpn,n &C. Weber)
g. Rec ct Clyhtina Care vol eSeri Ola Son
MADAME IsADDRA.
o. Aria for Tensf I'm erume inconnui, Tia
Mons. c. MICHEL.
English Ballad "The Lev Ros o. Summer"
MADAME IsIDORA.
Solo for Violoncso Brtndn ucrvza Boga) variations
composed AND executed ny =, ,,.,, e&EN
Aroro, Ab Figlo IL Prophete) Msyerbeer
MADAME fsIDoRA. d
PART ii,
Grand Overture "Fa Day2io {aube,. Orchestra.
MADAME ISADoRk.
Fanss for Violin oidin composed performed
BY Hsnr Z. 3. HANSEN '''N '-' f''''''1''
4. French song-Moss. c. MICHEL
s. Scoich B, Had, "Cot1in' thro' the Rye.p
MADAME ISADORA,
The whole the direction Herr e. r. Hansen
Nv Price Of Tickets with Dollar: to he had ut
the music store Of Mr. H. Hewitt No. 80 Camp
Htl' m the evening o the C0ncs
w Dooru open hapa O'Clock Performance commences at
o'ciock. m,s
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HesCGs'e of SfyGmgessGfeG Hernia,
apifft sEst Its Horrors

kB Those infallbe the RUPTURE all
forms daily popularity afflicted proclaim
to the. friends with heartfelt 81 enredi curedadically
cured, By the use of
sHERMANs PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEpY"lli
The Medical Faculty OF this country we'll throughout Engnd
and France, expressed appreciation this
tive Tuss While they the only that constructed
aceoda with the principles Surgery A differs effect
differs u action from all tits light elastic and comfortable
cl0ses comp teiy the herna perfectly
rupture under But let observed that
they look equally TO lite
will result awrence the
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II III
The RUPTURE REMEDY external application which
taken aborp facilitating adding the cure
lts is certain preventive when there weakness
alb omen, precipitation 10 rupture,
Of the proprietor Of this popular
who has devoted the
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sire isbape promote speedy and radical cure.
EF- Particular attention given Ruptued Child ed
PLANTERS and others their SLAy CURED without
ering with their labor and enhanced
NESS. - "
90 Persons to the Patent TRUSS RUPTUR
REMEDY hna TO avoid WORTHLESS limitations, particular
for and have personal interview with
DIR. HERMAN,
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