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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-15

Chnncery salc---K cnosI,a (ircuif Cont

Chancefy sRlc---kcnosha Circuft Court.
Johh H. Gross and John p. March John Duffy, Nary
Duffy, Josiah Bond and William Bromy
NOTICE is hereby pursuafee nd Inv vrtue of
haueer OF foreclosure and sale, made entered
above entitled and by
OF August a. ~ 1852 at term OF said court held at the
fore the Hon James r. D9oite Judge court slaIt
expose for sale sell public and 10 the
highest bidder therefor according
such Hade provided and osr 81
house, the said county Of konosha on
saturday the th day of April a. hours
II and the afternoon that all
of land much
make the Of money due thS decree
the costs taxed therein ard the Of said sale
All that certain piece, parcel lot of land lying be-
ing the city Kenosha the Co. Kenosha and Stat.
Of Wisconsin, known and described follows viz com
mencng point in the south line Of block No.
4l in the first Ward valid city of kenosha formerly south
Ward ofthe village Southport and fifty (5 feet
of the southwest Of said block thence running
erly along the north side OF Wisconsin (abou eighty
S feet to the of the south line of lot No five M
said block thence nortery along the of ga ia ot
five (5) ard parallel with the West line thereof the .ey
in the rear thereof, hundred twenty U2 eet
thence westerly along said alley eightyone (SD feet to
thereon fyone (Jl) feet of the line
block soIthery hundred and twenty
feet TO the beginning TlTe same seina
No four az and five ) in said block fory-one (4 acco-
ding the Recorded Plat and survey of said village South
port J. l. EliIE, Sheriff
o. S. HEAD. Attorney. of kGnosha Co.
Kenoslia March, 9TH, 1896. 6w3Sl
The above hereby postponed Friday the 9th day
of Maya D. 1896, at the place and time of day.
Dated Kenosha, Apr. u, 1876. j. EliLE
o. s. Head, Atty. 5w44 Sheriff.
The above sale hereby further postponed until Friday
the 16h day Of May A. d. 1885, the pace AID tin
Of day.
Dated, Kenosha, May, 0, 1896. J. l. EXILE,
q s. IIpAp, Atty,
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MEDICAL.
TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS
|" {fer nee bit rtou' sac srea az hnnn.

fer uee DIT ni0I sac street AID b0Ha3.'
NOTHING can make mouth pretty but pretty
l teeth The mouth is the gate of life neglect it
not! If neglected and not kept in good repair, you
can't have good health and what is more unsightly
than a mass of decayed teethl
| am happy to tell you, people of Kenosha, and
my friends in the country, that l repairing
mouths, fixing up old teeth, and putting in Ones
natural life if not so, at prices which will
come within the means of all | am a plain liver,
with light expenses. This gives good health, and
clear conscience, while it enables me to work cheap
You will meet with many pretty face that had been
entirely despoiled of its charms, and which would
have remained so, but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and decaycd teeth, aud at prices vastly
below what some mere thinkers arc i'll the habit OF
charging Old jobs repaired neatly and eheaply.
have received Instructions from of the very
best operators in the country, and have all the ad
vantage of q knowledge of the latest improvements
of the art, in regard TO which | keep myself fully
posted. The poor as well as the rich should enjoy
the benefits of this art and ii is all nonsense, ii not
criminal, TO put this kind of work at such exorbian
prices TO confine its benefits to the rich alone
Particular attention paid to the correction of the
irregularities of youth
Children's teeth extracted gratis.
Advice, do.
Yours &c,
ISAAC GEORGE.
kenosha. August 9 %
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sEsEsssFE,s SAFE.

by virtue or issued under the
II Of the circuit court for the county of Kenosha
Goth ay Of March A. d. 1886 against the goods and
ties, lands cneInents Of William Henry Lynch have
levied upon aud shall expose or sale and sell 10 the lgh-t
bidder the house door in the city Of KenOsha the
county Of keposha, Saturday. the oath day OF Nay, A.
D. 1850 at Twelve O'Clock at noon Of that day all that por-
the hundred ~ the north cast quarter
of section number thirty five (35 township number q
north Of range number twenty two 22 east, bounded and
described follows Wit commencing az the North East
corner stake OF said quarter section and thence Running
the lire of said quarter Section hundred C}
rods thence south hundred and sixty 900 rods the
quarter line; thence east said lin one hundred 00) rods
the quarter s.ake thence north the line the
place of beginIng containing hundred
less lying and being in the of Pleasant Prairie
the county OF Kenosla.
Dated at keno4ha March 81, A. d. 1856.
J. l. EIILE, Sheriff of Kenosha 20.
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DARlEY'S
ARABIAN HEAVE REMEDY.
THE WIND OF HORSES
FOR TIE CUnE OF
Heaves, Thick and Broken Winds, Coughs, and
al xrb i,l,

THE WIND OF HORSES.
This preparation is in among the Arabs who
feed 1t to their horses two three times year for about
week at time which doubt is the cause of their
able speed and unfang wind it introduced into Eng
land some years by MR. OAKLEY, Yorkshire who
cured the receipt from Arabian Shiek Chief from whom
which he afterwards imported to England known US the
BARLEY ARABIAN, from which sprang the largest and
most splendid horses ever known 1t will only prevent
but eHectuay the above named complaints Il
the breathing apparatus by removing the air cells the
lymph secretion which in heaves clogs them causing
difficulty o,breathng by its action the disease part cas
es the mucusnenbrane to its natural dimensions
thus equazng the circulation of the blood and restores the
vessels to their natural size-asa
CONDITION MEDICINE,
II unequaled its effects in this respect truly onisb
ing Many horses which, before using this medicine were
not considered worth $50, have by the to pack
ages been restored tn healthy and sound condition tho
horses appetite has been improved all the eraugcen If
coat assumed sleek and 'ny appearance and oeryi.
81 much improved that they would readily sell from Asa to
sI25The cure has been complete permanent
be used at all times with perfect safety may likewise he
given to Horned Cdhs tceU H0tSeS Price - cents
CACTlON-Every package of the genuine "DarIey's Ara
bian eave Remedy bears the written Signature of
co. All other is spurious and should avoided as so
much poison. Remember this D. W IIIRD
Sole Propretors, CO Maiden Lane New YORK
~ FUTILE MOSES, Aub.rn, n. V, General Agents
for the States of New YORK and Michigan to whom all order
should be addressed Also for sale by j. X WELLS RICH
ARD STEEL, AubHrn.
For Sale by sTARKWEATIFR & Co. Kenesba
6ms2i CORY ENANS, Waukegan
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OF HE H!

What a charm this word POSSESSES. II thrills the
heart of all, from prattling infancy to gray hairs
But how many cares are hers with all this love- and
often, in the prime of life, she withcrs, droops and
dies. Why this! Go watch her daily cares and anx-
icties Go witness her secpess nights until her whole
system is broken down; indicated by Sick-hcad0che,
Indigesti0R Palptoto1 Of tie Heart AMI loss IF 0p-
pctde-the bloom from her check is gone, and the
lustre from her eyes but viii not enumerate-- YOU
you and feel it all Do you want an antdotc for
all this Then sit up straight; hold up vuur shou,
dcrs; take abundance of cheerful out door exer-
cisc bathe all over, every morning and rub dry with
coHrsc towel and use VHOrsimerc'n Bitter Corr
dial the most invigoratin@ fc-imparting cordial
ever compounded Price 81. Sold by
SrARKWEATHER, * Co,
d +. RoBINsoN,
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KheuIslutisi,,.

Poor afflicted mortal! How many sleepless nights
and hapless days have you passed! Your aching
ing But for you there is relief; do not doubt, but
believe, and show your faith by works Go to Stark
weathers, Robinson's, Druggists in Kemosla, and
ask for Dr. WOrtam0re'S Rheumatic C0hap0uhd The
price is So per Bottle but do let this deter you
Every bottle is worth to yon thousand. 1t has
cured unbclicving thousands. Ask for circular.
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GRAVEL FOUNDRY.
AND
MI ach S1

MI q G. Inc ssh OBJ.
THE UNDERSIGNED having fitted up their Shop with the
best quality of TOOLS, prepared to attend all
those who may want anything in their line Dur arrange
ments are such that We cannot be exceed in either the
Finishing or Casting Departments,
On this side of Lake Michigan. Those in want of
steam Engines, Rollers, IIiIIworlx &C.,
viii please give a call. Custom Work of all kinds done
on short notice, and reasonable terms.
Our style of MBIE sKEISs well known,
no. comment. We keep all sizes constantly hand
All Orders will receive prompt attention.
Cash puid for Old Iron and Brass.
A LEONARD, j. G. HOLT
LEONARD oGers his thanks for past favors
to say to his former customers and the public generally
that he has connected himself with j. c. Hour, who is
practical Machin and that branch of the Business will
be properly attended to.
Kenosha, Dec. 49, '55. 26tf
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MEDICAL,
TO MOTHERS,
a RE YOUR Children afflicted

n RE NWtH IuItIfcn HHlIcIcd WIN W0lIns p
~ do they loath with disgust tho oily vcrmifuges
of the day? Go TO STARKwEATHER's or f. Robin
sons Drug Store, and get Box of Bcaaetfs HORN
Lo=cneeS. They easily administered as candy,
and equal if not superior to any Vermifugc muse
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a smrc Remcdy for Fcvcr 81 AZ,

Beanctts Imperial Tonic has never failed in curing
this annoying disease; Another excellence tpossess-
over all other Toncs is, that it contains Qui-
nine or any other mineral whatever; purely vcget-
able harmless and efficient Price 81 80 per bottle.
For Sale by STARKWEATHER & Co., Druggists
& f. ROBINSON, Kenosha.
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THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wines, liquors, Irish and Scotch w hiskey

IMPORTEK And DEALER n
Wines, Liquors, Erisi, and Scotch WhisLey,
london Porter, Scotch lie, Cigars, Sc.
Bra ndics.-Otard, DHPuy r. Co., l. Cheron's
ChampaigRe Il. Admyr0uid A. L0mbat J. d
f. MdrtaH, R0StedA Charruycr, H. Marion,
J. j. Dupay, Damien.
Gins Cologne. DHkUypers, hey, Thistle
ssusns--.Jamajca, 81. Crojr.
sVl.isLcys-OM M0nOaS0hcIo.
syincs-Burgundy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por
and pure jHice Sherry d. q. Gordon, OMc
GrddcS.
Champagne HeidSick and HcdSick e Co., DO Lol1c-
m0ad, do Queen Victoria, do. Dnc0l Gr0Pe,
GTgrcf ~ cas&S' Glafet IN cases, ilA'fe an GGS6f'
dy Cherries, Cherry Braa8y, Cordtals, BHters,
Ilcoh0l PUte Spirit
Y1Prctures Double Rcctifod Whiskcy, in lots or
by the barrel. kenosha, Wis. dis.nl owl q
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Chicago and Milwaukee Rail Road

A. WIS g. SON,
Corner Main and Market Sts
A RE anxious to dispose Of their large assortment
IN of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots j. Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &C.,
All of which have been selected for this market and
purchased upon the most advantageous terms
Years of experience in this place. and an extensive
acquaintance with the citizens of this county enables
Ills to supply their wants and a desire to retain ou
old customers, well as obtain oncs would il
nothing else induce TO sell Mt such reasonable pro
fits As are just to both seller and purchaser.
We are in weekly receipts of New Goods, from
the eastern market, and Stock is always full So
that selections be made from a large assortment
We keep on hand constantly everything wanted
by the citizens of the West.
Every kind ofproduce taken in exchange for goods,
or purchased at the highest market price
Come and See! One and AIl:.
. Store On the corner of Main and Market SITS
directly under the kenosha City Bank
A. LEWIS & SON.
keaosha, HIS, June, 1855. [vl5n52
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ScrOfuIn. Dyspepsia, ~ liver Ccna pIa int.
DR.. BiakcweVs Compound Sgrap OF Sarsaparilla
and Iris Nerscolor, stands very high in the estin'a-
tion Of those who have used it. for the above named
Diseases and no doubt is worthy of the conf ence of
the afflicted II is for Sale by Drnggists in kenosha
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ESLER'S
PhetO2ra pbic and Fine Art GALLERY,

d 4 UERREO TYPE GOODS DEPOTp
Metropolitan Buildings,
La Sale Street chicago, III
- Of the Beauty and Perfection A Neeo Art com
bnng the beauty and color of the Painting with the peTec
ton Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of all Sizes from
the smallest miniature up to full life size either PLAIN rs en
craving, coored the best finished Paintings by kpe
Artists the first schools in Europe taken eher
Life Daguerreoypes. Persons having Deguerreo
types themselves absent have them coed
Orders will be received 10y SUBSCRIBER at his Gaery as
above Pictures be sept by mail or express WIZ. as
crption of the color Of the nar eyes and eonPeoh ana
II ladies children the color OF the dress aeslren
Tnf7tf I ALEX. HESLER.
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Blinds. Blinds. Blinds |!

EVERY variety of Window Blinds. manufactured to order
on Short notice at HANDBOOK Sash, Doc. aud Bind
fac-esy ia So. cas-. 81 Cs-v Bark
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Horace Waters Modern Improved Pianos

with or without the Iron Frames possessing in their i'm
provements OF oversrngs and action length OF scale,
aud compass Of equal the Grand Piano. united
with the beaey and durability OF structure OF the Pr
They justly by the Press and by the
first Music Masters to be equal to those OF any other
facturer They built of the best and most thorough
soned MATERIAL and guaranteed to stand the action OF
climate.
Each Instrument to give satisfaction the
chase money refunded Second Hand Pidnos at Great
Bargains constantly in store prices from $50 to $40
Horace Waters Mlodeons superior instruments in
touch and durability of make (Tuned the equal tempera-
ment Meodeons of all other styles and makes. Price $45
500 SIS $780, 1928 $40 double Reeds $780, double Reeds
and two banks Keys $780, Less liberal discount Cer-
gyInen and Churches extra discount.
NAtin's Guitars Brocns Hups, Flutes, FYutiads A c
c0rdeoRs Fions Musical instruments of kinds AT
lower prices than offered to the public large
discount to Teachers Schools The trade supplied
| the most liberal terms
1TSICOne of the largest and best selected catalogues
of Music published, comprising many of the choice
popular airs the day and will DO sold one-thrd
| OF from the regular prices
Music sent by mail all parts Of the country post paid
Particular and personal attention paid to all orders
ed by mail Satisfaction guaranteed in all instances Pianos
and Meodeons for rent and rent allowed purchase P
amos and Nelodeons for sale monthly payments Second
hand Pianos taken in exchange for General Sc
ect Catalogues and Schedule of prices forwarded par
Of the country by mail.
| eB- GREAT INDUCEMENTS offered to Agents in al
parts 1.-THE Country to sell the Horace Waters
lodeons, and Catalogue of Music. n4stf.
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To the Cincinnati horticultural Society
Being on tour through Wisconsin, called upon Mr. B.
r. Cahoon OF kenosha, who has remarkable
Seeding Rhubarb. Iexamued his plantation about
plants and t wonderful properties have been
The Victoria saw growing alongside Of his Seeding and sub
Ject TO the same reatmensoil idencaW oud not weigh
one fourth rs much the Cahoons Seeding lean through
your Society recommend the plant the notice Of amateurs
and cuitVators as the best plant known His stalks mar
ket would measures from three inches wide two to
three inches thick and two feet long and
ny leaves saw broke down with their own weight II is
chance Seeding originated by Mr. Cahoon from the seed
given him at Chicago and plant from the seed
that worth cultivation. Respectfully Yours.
Cincinnati Aug "a, 1855. JULIUS BRACE
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MAMMOTH Pts PLsET.-B. p Cahoon, of X nosha Wscon.
sin, has just sent three Pie Plant leaf stalks that
anything We have ever of the kind before per.
forming the long journey from their place Of growth-n
what way not nformcdthe three stalks weigh Eley
eli and quarter pounds.-Ne,c York Tribune
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We counted on root fifty stalks which the long
est was two feet in length from leaf would grit
sgh inches or more The others Of all sizes
neen inches in length and inch diameter though the
average would be twenty inches long and four or more in
crunlerence This root not unusual size, was
GUY an average Of those which have three wears and
are allowed fair chance. Mr. c. showed us stalk pre-
served IN spirits, which five and half inches wide by ~
inches lons.-PFai,is FI,gner, S.ns ~ = "
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TcNfilsa0niaIa.

Association for the Exhibition Of the Industrx of
all Nations, New YORK, July 4th, 1854
b. P CAHooS, E>qDear Sir This is 10 certify that
specimens of your Seeding Pie Plant now on exhib
o at the Crystal Palace and deserving of special sppro-
superior production of the kind on exhibition
Yours, truly, p T. BARNIN Pres,t
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CAHOON'S SEEDING PIE PLANT

FrHt Trees, GOOseberries, Currants, Grapes
Strawberries, Bulbs, TRbers.
\ WILL securely pack and forward, according
30 d rcc''onsTcn roots tor SIS; Five roots for 80
One root for $ by the hundred s4Cash in all cases tc
he sent with the order.
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HONORE g. Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Dye Stufis Window Glass Glassware, Tur-
pentinc, Camphcnc, Farnishes, Toilet
Goods, Stationery, Sc. Also,
Wholesale Agents for the above Popular Patent
Medicines, and many others The attention of
Druggists and Merchants, respectfully inv-
ted. Our Stock is large and complete
Wholesale, only.
[IySl No. 200 lake So, Chicago, Hi.
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Basam firs, Spruce, lIemock, Arbor yne NORWAY
Spruce, Frfrom four 10 eight feet high rtaken in
titles and in rows viii be sold half the usual
Ptice a. am Compelled To have them all removed by The
lth Of May next have also many fine shrubs TIA, ,bs
cold OF hast winter coa,d kill. - "
Apcil It, 1856. l2wi4 BP CAUooN
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MUSIC TEACHIN NC

Miss c. LEWIS, would inform the citizens Of Kenosha that
she will teach Vocal and Instrumental Music at her resi-
the first door north of the Court House Instructions
in Instrumental Music given the Plano and Meodan,
Feb
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Y UST RECEIVED, goo bbIs. Water Lime first
~ quality for sale at the Middle Warehouses
HALE & AVER
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THIRTY-FOURTI CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1855.
MIR. WILSON AND TIE CONSTITUTION NORTH CAROLINA.
Mr. BUTLER, (dem Of s. G., in replying to Mr.. Wilson'S
defence of Mr. Sumner relative to certain provisions of
the constitution OF South Carolina stated that Mr. Wilson
had rnreprescncd the constitution Of that State
gether
TIE CLAYTON BrLwER TREATY.
Mr. CLAYTON TX. NJ OF Del, made personal explana
ton, stating that he had been msrepresented by Lord
Clarendon in certain remarks made in the British House
Of Lords respecting Central American affairs.
Mr.. Cas- (dcm.) of Mich, made some remarks snip
Elementary to those of Mr. Clayton and the sub
jcct.
Mr.. PEARcE (national) of Nd sustained the American
Interpretation of the Clayton Buwcr treaty.
Mr.. TONES (natona), OF Ga wished to have it under
stood that lie did not agree with Mr. Clayton that the Cen
tral American question not proper subject for
bitraton. He could reason why it should not
be left to an umpire.
AFFAIRS.
Mr.. GEyER (natonaD OF Mo- gave notice OF his intention
to introduce bill supplementary to the act to organize
the Territories OF Kansas and Nebraska.
MEMBERS.
The House resolution for supplying members with
the usual number Of books Of public character was
passed.
THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
Mr.. DoUGIAs, (dem.) Of H. offered resolution for the
adjournment of Congress the first Tuesday Of July
next.
Mr. WELLER (dcm.) of Call thought the resolution had
better lie over Congress- with large amount of bust
sncss before it, cannot possibly adjourn then and would
not likely be prepared to do until the 18th OF August
The resolution was postponed.
Several bills Of minor Importance were then as5ed,
and the Senate adjourned to Monday
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NEw STEAMSHIP IIyE-Thc Hamburg steamer Borussia,
Capt. Ehlcrs which arrived Tuesday evening from
Hamburg after passage Of sixteen days, is the first of
new line of steamers which will regularly ply between
New York and Hamburg, leaving each port the first
Of each month The Borussia as well as the second YES
sci of the line, the Hammonia, were employed last
autumn and winter in the service OF the English and
French governments, and have proved TO be very safe
and vessels aordng ut. full security These
boats are Hamburg and entirely the result
# private enterprise, having no government assistance
any kind. They sail under the Hamburg flag but
were built by the well known firm of Messrs. ~
Co. Greenock. The dimensions are "a follows ~ pal
Of keel 297 feet; breadth deck, Al feet; depth " ID,
80 feet; height between decks, feet nominal horse
power 1916, actual horse power by the indicator 400;
measurement 1000 tons The vessel Is divided into ten
watcr.tgt compartments and the distllng apparatus
makes forty hogshcads of water per day. Consumption
of coal two tons per hour. The first cabins of these
vessels are arranged for only moderate number Of pas
sengers and In all their arrangements elegant and
those of steamer IN the Atlantic trade.
The seerage Il arranged upon plan, with extreme
attention to ventilation and light the object Of the owners
being To provide n more perfect mode Of conveying
Storage passengers than has hitherto existed.
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LAURA KEESE's VARErIES-BESEFIT THE LESsEE.-The-
complimentary benefit Miss Laura Kecne rendered her by
the artists and employees Of her establishment takes place
tomorrow evening, and promises to be quite brilliant
affair The School for Scandal /" one Of the best come
dies written, will be performed this occasion with
unusually effective cast and will, as it usually does,
tract large audience by its intrinsic merits. Miss
Kccne's popularity artist and manager will do the rest
towards rendering this compliment to her solid sub
stantia tribute of esteem the part Of both her
Yany and the public. The programme Of the entertain
ment is printed blue and pink satin for the lady pa
Of the audience, and each lady who attends will be
presented with copy Of the Laura Kecnc Scho,tsche'
composed by Mr. Thomas Baker. There will be speeches.
presentations Of bouquets possibly of costly
cadeau1 by the fair Lauras admirers, and excitement
such rarely witnessed within the walls Of theatre
Let all frcz checaers be at their posts. The Of
beauty is the cause of duty