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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
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0.4f MA AloEa ran Aats AZ
The Phynieian,s Hand B. and Fsmny Gside .
Health: Being an account (~arrangsd n alpbssstteal
ordsr. Doftae diseases % watch ~ hnman ofganlsm
Is iabls; With directions as - thsveyD esttfeatneBt
Of each; derived from the practice and Hri4ngs ~
Ih9 u0sf eminent PhyselaDs and Surgeons Of kafope
Ind america. To which Is nddtd,- Dffeetlonsfortke
lIr5Def management Ofthe sek.roOr0; Directions Tor
adminIsterng Inc usual Dietetie PREPARATIONS and,
Inc Materia Needles and Therapeutics Of Aedscine
Chesu. ByJ. r. Fnsese. n. y Late-Pnesident n
rios. and he diseases Of W0meh and Children, 10 The
westerB-Lav g Medical c9llsFe; llst yer o. the
State Medical Socisty; 0fthe Mclean Medical sOei-
ely; otc.4 etc; ote-
SPECIAL TREATISE, PART 2nd.
APras;ica IRE III 50 on the diseases Peculiar 70 the
Genital Organs OF the Male Sex: WIN directions,
gisingt The very best freatme ut IL each particular dis
eass, as derived from Hospital and private practice;
ana from the writings Of the lnost selcbf4ted Phsslf
clans and Surgeons OF HufoPe aud Amehea. Win
this bo6k u guide him. every man can be his own
Is. ". Med. Jour. Vol. x r. 1e2.
fE By J. R. RKEEsE. n. u. III
= Late-Preside1t, Professor, etc, eteT etc.
sPRcIALTREATIsE PART5nd. g.
A Practical Treatise on the Diseases Psrhliafto the
Genital Organs ofthe Female Sex: Win directions,
giving the very best treatment IN each particular dis
ease, as derived from Hospital and private Pr9stics;
and from .ho glitings Of BE @oss selso.assa FhyTT, =
which Is added@aa Article on Stediliy is eanse
and cure; an article on Generation o. Reproduction;
an article on Coneeption-how 70 induce, and hos 70
iprsvcntlt an article on tho Theory and Practice Of
lIidwiIery. with plain directions row 10 manage AID
eondaet a case Of Labor; an article onthe Production
lefMales or Females. In accordance With the VIII, OF
preference Of the parents.
" hFs tigaBy JaR. FREEsE,r M D.
I4.g Late-President, Professor, etc, etc. etc.
Tho book Is printed on good paper, well bound
I~iettered, &e-, &es 1tr tns41e
The very low price At which we have decided tosell
| the work a. retail, will compel us 10 do our own ven
Iding by mail, express. and Otherwise. as We eaDDo'
AFFORD TO allow booksellers their usual commissions
and hence il will not be for sale BY Booksellers gen
Eerally. 49, eF n- sqe4
Ali who desire the work can obtain itby remitting
berIetter, ei.OO to the undersigned, upon receipt Of
which the book will be sent them By mail, with the
hostage paid. Be careful 10 write plainly, the name
lpost-SRee, county and state, that the package may be
properly directed Twenty copies TO one address, vii
be sent BY express, on receipt Of 4l5.O0, or clever
| copies for $1,000 Address
Cincinnati nhfn-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

ave to see them when the midnight
bhrns aim; its sickeniug rays scarcely ser
wing to d~ispeinight's misty pail, or to dis.
seyer s6e horrible dspravity Of the scene,
ss.ted around the table. upon which men,
~mn,addsned, insane. made desperate by
ill-succsss. play their fortunes, their
regulations, sssir honors, aye, their suffer.
ing children's bread, their peace on earth
their hopes Of heaven, taking their first
seasonsin the game. {
,a There are other things We like 70 sec
which will bs spoken . canon, ,s3 "a, ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

yHEr THERE DE NO sRoRRTsI IN MHplolSs'
aa or rather 20 pretended secrets The Med
cal Faculty publish as soon AZ made all
thein discoveries and ALMOST az ~" -
az Known ofEsar valuefofthe cure OF DIS
sse. has been discovered BY them Z Or.
liver takes the honorable, honest course
because Il Is honest. He goes
nd idvennss the best remedy
asliA can devise for the cure
then publishes what
bis. monopoly of il
SalSSet, bbsttsr. more
INSNS'lINl NE :, 'rss 81
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

The PATESf OFEicE.Afhe Patent Of
fee. at Washington, fafnish gratifying ey.
idence Of the mechanical ingenuity Of our
couutrymen, Which appears to be more
active than In any nation in the world
The number ofspptcations for the, present
year is nearly Eve thousand. In 1858, in
Great Britain. the number was $3.50, and
in France, 1850. There has been Id this
country an annual average issue for the 4
years presious L. this year Of 1850 pat
euts: Some Of thess doubtless are OF no
great Rccount, but the mechanical conven
fences brought out every day win show
that by far the greater part are real labor
saving and economical machines.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

E1rhe December No. Of Household
Words is upon our taole. II contains
much valuable and interesting matter that
should be read By every me-.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

SoUrnERx kansas EmoRAErs LRAvIS6
rus TEhRgEoRg The Missouri Democrat
q Thursday, says: !
.'The Sousherp Kansas emigssnts, il
seema are quitting the Territory, about as
namerously ss thsy docked % IT, The
steamer u. A. Ogden, which reached the
city yesterday, bad on board about two
hundred Of them. 81 on thSlf way back
TO their old homes. and most thoroughly
disguised with a country so close 70 the
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11
wit We Like 70 SEQ,

w like, To- see. young mem fast young
We liks 10 seethem with nice cur
q, and rattan cane, lounging in
our grogshops, six days 10
len the sabbath comes, the
sndboly. cousecrated toprayer
thanksgiving, improving
I6onorinig their parents. and
bright and shining example for
|sn to imitateI by lcsfng "kaJf shot
escoiners -four streets, drinking
swearing and carousing. Il looks
50 uoble, so dignided. We love
d again, when Sabbath evening
he cchnrtyh bells arc e~tiraing
Fggeting effort their way tow
Ia lain Of Goaznot 70 profit By
i tomjagls lAsir. yoices wit
Tier
ow
ploring a sever
Ealing ,chains-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-12-11

The MIssross 10 GaAsArA.-TBe
Washington, correspondent Of The New
York Courier writes TO that journal as fol.
lows. under date Of Monday last:
"Hou. Isaac E. Morse. Of Louisans,
Special Envoy to New Granada. will sail
Tor the Isthmus on the 9th OF December.
and is instructed to bring his mission to 4
close as speedily as possible. The object
in urging upon him dispatch is 10 receive
the result Of his negotiatioas and lay it be.
fore the Senate previous to the terhiHatiou
of the present session. He is instructed
to'obtaih a cession Of Jurisdiction ever the
lsthmus route amply sufficient to provide
for the protection ofthe railroad and the
travetoYer Il; also to procdte full repsra.
ton for the outrages committed in the
murder Of so many American tcitize1s Al
Panama last summer There can be nc
doubt that. from the well-knowH energy
and capacity Of Mr.. Morse, be will fuiE
tho wishes 81 the government"
A |
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-13

We the undersigned Committee appointed to examine
the accounts Of Gagne, Treasurer Of the Parish
hereby certify that have examined the hooks and
vochers and find them 10 be correct and take great
pleasure in certifying to the neat and busnesske
In which the business has been transacted BY him.
Parish exoco Treasurer Of the School funds and that
the said Treasurs requested to have his accounts xam
ined, which have done and nd that there b in the
Treasury &4o6e 90 a. fully appears from the books and
voaebefs exhfbifed 70 your eDmmiteee. s
Your eomaitsee were n doubt their power 10
make this examination. II your Honorable body think
the committee have exceeded their authority in this
animation We viii withdraw The same.
(sigaed) A. LnEr1E.
Ss#4sE+ sE&4 Ss@fs 835s& J. d UMBERFIELD. Si5t
80 30 y {sa#4 ANDREW MCCOLLAM.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-13

front Of the church and running back the depth Of the
tract ETC., be amended SO as to read follows: Where
fore your committee that half Of said
land above described commencing at about four apenis
from the Bayou to wit ut street known plan draw
by " SOuakwosk VeYret street. and running back the
depth of the tract, etc.
The committee appointed to confer with
Mr.. l.. F. Anderson, the editor of the
Houma Ceres, on the subject of the Par
ish Printing, presented the following pro-
position from that gentleman, which was
read @
To the Police Jury Of the Parish OF Terrehonne.
plopose to publish the proceedings of the Police Jury
and all necessary election notices other advertisements
for the benefit OF the Parsh for year. for the
two hundred and fifty dollars, payable semi-annuay,
yearly sessions.
Respectfully submitted.
go Gigned) L.F ANDERSON
On motion it was
Resolved, That the above proposition
of Mr.. l.. F. Anderson concerning the
Parish printing be and is hereby accepted.
The following persons were proposed
as school teachers examiners, to wit. F.
S. Goode. N. H. Rightor, F. Gagne, Geo.
Lester, who were unanimously elected to
serve in that capacity during the year end
ing on the first Monday of September 1857.
Resolved, That A. Liree ESQ.,, be authorized to canse
the necessary repairs be made the public bridge nc oss
Bayou Cane. and present his bill for payment.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned
sine die
JAYcocK President.
3
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-13
Hotel and Stable.
HOUMA EXPRESS.
r F. HOLDEN has now placed upon

IL the line from the Railroad Crossing Teryebonne De
pot to Houma, Stage and Express, capable Of caryin
eight passengers. Express packages Of light merchandise
will be carried at reasonable The Express Stage
will leave Houma every morning At to half rat9 o'clock
and returning TO Houm,, will leave the Depot immeate
" afer the arrival Of the train from the city, say half pa
II to l2M. -
BAH persons expecting packages BY the Express
must be prepared (by themselves agents) with the
conduct such business on any other principle.
OrdeFsfor the city, per Express willie received at Hon
ma or intermediate points and forwarded with despatch
an letter. By the Expfess must be postage paid. sf
This is only the beginning Of system Of Eapress In
tefcommuncat0n, with large commercial metropolis
and elsewhere which il inteneed 10 be carried ont II
proper encouragement b extended. s7tss
19tn BFHOLDEN.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-13

y PHALON's Paphian Lotion or Floral
Beautiffer- pesesvstive of the skin and
complexion, and means Of eradcatng curing freck
les tan ppes, chapped hands, lips and face botches
sunburns scads burns etc. and all diseases apperanng
to the skin. Manufactured by E. PALON, perumer SIT
Broadway, New York-and for sale at the 'S
mh-e71 HOUMA DRUG STORE
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-13
Fashionable TailOrfmx.
9sa Fall and Winter Styles.

~ Frederick would most respectfully remind hsi
friends and paons that he has just received superior
lot offashicnahe fabrics suitable for making pans &C.,
this season Of The year He il ready accommodate
all who stand in need of his services [my Is
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-13
Ploughs! Ploushs:
THE SUBSCRIBER has ON hand .l,o,

4 oae hundred Hosghs, A. J. Young 4 MoGAnahan's
Manufacture, of AaysvIe Kys trom No. 10 No. 4
which (T the sake of closing the eonsenment) he c6
for sale on March credit from 50 10 u Per plough lower
than he has besose sold in this market prices IRON
IS 90 to I'll OO few Bull tongues Shovel Pon9hs
at ~ o. PtanteFs vouh do well to embrace this oppoe
tanity to supply themselves with eo0d and ehesp poughs
Respectfully, B.Y. HOLDEN.
Thibodaux. Novenber ~, 16s5-nl6-y. a 81
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-13

Purchasers will be careful 10 ash for DIR. M,Laness
Celebrated Vermifa9e, manufactured by
Fleming Bros. Of Pittsburg, Pa All other
Vermifnses in comparison are worthless. DR.. MLAnes
genuine vermifuge also his celebrated Liver Pills.
be had 4 Ill respectable drug stores. None genuns wl
out the signature of FLEMING BROS.
sCOVIL MEAD. New Orleans, Ii, General Whole
sale Agents for the Southern States.
FRIZELL DROOKS Houma, La.
ELL. LAsHBRo0KE, Thibodaux, La
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-13

Tho Police Jury adjourned till to.mor-
row morning u o'clock.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-13
STABLLNG!.

ANA plete, and am prepared to carry the Livery
business in al its branches. Horses and vehicles ofnen
u every kind neeaied. ready At short notice.
Prices Of sabline either by the day month has been
reduced since feed has cheapened. Customers rely
upon having their hoses veil fed and taken care o. Give
me trial. F. HOLDEN,
Thibodaux, November 1T, lssInI8-y. 10
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-13

G.. LESTER Clerk.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-13

psocErDIuGs OF THE POLICE JURY
ef tAs Parish Of Terrsssnns.

EkVC66OA00S ~ 1nAs 1OAeANA = ~
sf he ParisA Of Terrsbenns.
Comfortably 10 law the Police Jury Of
IL Parish Of Terrebonne met this day, the
Il September. 1856 a .e.ea sssss4a
On motion Mr.. J. Aycock was appoint
edchaiman for the purpose Of organizing.
Ths roll being called, the following old
neml,efs answered 70 their names.
a Ward. 4. Mcclellan; Alb ward,
E1sre DupFe 9th ward, J. Aycoek; 18th
I D. Umber6eld. ) ss.s5.55
o. n0iion a committee composed Of
nenn Mcclellan, Dupre and Unber6eh
NM appointed to examine tho credentials
sfnrwly elected. members. and reported
skstsAe elowing persons had been duly
stsAS = members Of this body, TO wit !:
= Ward, ]. C. Potts; 5th ward, A
Lrsie; 7,h ward, E. Hotard 10th ward,
Rsasf Wslsh; Ilth ward. Francois The.
-. al 5 rs,
j 51e aewly elected members with the
exception Of Mr.. Hotard (who was absent)
sse dsly sworm in a..d took their seats.
@ maeion the PoliccsJury procsededto
~ sleeiion Of President. ~ s.I.z9
i Welsh nominated Mr.. Aycock.
q ooaating the votes il was found that
- AJcoek Aad received seven votes, and
lakoss. Consequently Mr.. Aycock
- 1eehrod elocaed president. ss s
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-13

/
u What lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse Of dsagreeabe breath when by using the ssBalm
of = Thousand Fl0wers'' as a dentrifce vouh
only render it but leave the teeth white ala
baster! Many persons do know their breath bad
and the subject delicate their friends will
ton it Poar single drop Of the .Balm your tooth
brush and wash the teeth night and morning. y
bottle will last year. 4. s-,. .e-,4 "a
Beautiful Complexion may easily be acquired
by using the "BALA OF THoUsAxD FLowEas-" II will
remove pimpies and ecks from the skin, leaving ii
OF soft and roseate hue. Wet towel pour two or
three drops, and wash the face night and morning.
Shaving Made Easy.-Wes Jbur shaving brush
in either cold water pour two three drops
Of ssBALn TaousAxD F1owEas' rub the beard wei
and it will make beautiful so Iaahss, much facilitating
the operation Of shaving. Price only hfty cents.
Z For sale at the HOUNA DRUG STORE.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-13
HO, FOR THE RAILROAD,

John BERGER has placed a Stage vIARD
y and Express. upon the line from 4T6{k
Houma to the Railroad Crossing, Terre- -
honne Depot, capable Of carrying twelve passengess.
The Express viii leave Houma every morning at eight
O'clock, and returning to Hoama will leave the Depot
Immediately the arrival Of the cars from the City,
say AT half past II.
FARE EACH WAY - Al 90
He hopes, by attending to wants and convenience Of
the travelling public TO merit share Of their patronage.
He has constantly on hand conveyances Of kinds u
Houma in convey Passengers in any direction sS.
Hotel and Stable.
The undersigned would also inform his
friends amp the public that he is prepa,ed aecommc-
date all Who may call upon him. with comfortable lods
ings, and his table is always well supplied with the hest
that can be procured in in the market Every exeron
will be made to administer to comfort and convenience Of
his guests. 4x
His stables are well stocked, and means Of conveyance
may be procured at nil nes Travellers conveyed any
part OF the country at all mcs and the most accom-
modatng tefms 81
Dec 6tt JOHN BERGER
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-21

Ballard & Baley's fine troupe of Artists opened
their Equestrian Arena, to the public, Saturday
evening, 20 immense concourse Of our Show low
ing citizens. The performance, comprising the
most graceful, daring and exciting variety ever Civ
en- here elected the most lively expressions Of
applause from the great assemblage present. The
wonderful equestrianism Of Mad Tournsire, (cer-
tainly one OF the most astonishing ladies that ever
mounted a saddle or poised on the bounding
steed W must be TO be appreciated. Mile.
Josephine, Mons. Benoit, Ferdinand, Theodore.
Sam. Webster, together with that versatile and
cellent comic artist, Mr.. A +. Lyman, the jester,
wits gvmnast and corde volsnte performer par eK
cellencs" together with the great troupe presented
a combination Of olympian, terpschorean, gymnas-
sic and equestrian performances, uuexcelled III the
country.
On this afternoon, at ., and evening, at 7
o'clock, this Leviathan troupe appear for the las.
time, and long period may elapse before we "look
upon ther like again" Let every one attend the
interior is most ample for the accommodation aud
comfort of the public.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-21
River and Steamboat News.

The river was on a stand yesterday evening,
The weather was cool and cloudy.
The Cincinnati Times Of the 10th has the
following
"Mr. Geo W. Cullom has purchased one
half Of the stea ner SDaLL0U for $1,000. Capt.
Alex Frazier will take command Of her, and
II. Q. Clay Berry will take charge of the Of
fee. Mr.. Cullom is her pilot"
The S. is now on her way TO this city
Capt. F. has long been identified with the
Cumberland river, and has proven himself, by
his uniform, affable and courteous department,
TO be n gentleman worthy the esteem and con-
fdence of all Success to him in 81! enter
prises.
For PITrsBURGH.--The fine passenger and
freight steamer, Miner0a, Capt. Gordon, is off
for the Smoky City" this day at O'Clock p.
IN. As one evidence of the good taste of
the Captain, we are pleased to find upon the
NJ. our valuable friends, Andy Frazier aud
Robt Fife rs piols-better, or those of more
experience, are "few and far between" -
Long may they waive" Capt. G. is proven
bisl for his kind attention TO travellers, and
they may rest assured of pleasant trip.
For MEMPHIs.-The city Of Huntsville is
the regular mail boat for Memphis to-day
She goes through in quick time, stopping only
at the post offices on the river. Passengers
will find Capt. Weaver and clerks Moss and
Patton up to the mark" in every thing per
tanning 10 their comfort and enjoyment.
The ALooHia was expected last night from
ST. Louis.
The Alida leaves for Paducah at o'clock,
=
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-21

SHARP's RIFLHs-We are informed that
Nessrs. FALL & CUNNING AN, on the North
side of the Square, near the Burnt District
have just received few of the Sharp Rifles,
direct from the manufactures. Our Readers
can now have an opportunity of providing
themselves with this gun, of which We have
heard so much. Companies emigrating to
Kansas aud Nicaragua can be supplied with
these guns by giving few weeks notice to
F. & O., who have made arrangements TO
that effect
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-21
Porter aud Bricn,s Pump.

Our columns this morning contain an adver-
tsment headed mo humbug." 1t relates to
the ratent right of Williams Double Acting
Ball Valve Force and Lift Pump, lately pur-
chased by Messrs PORTER & BRIEN, of this
city. We can endorse, on our personal testi-
mouy, The merit ascrbed to it in the advertise
ment. We have seen iC perform, and exam
ined its construction. and are prepared to say
that for simplicity, freedom from friction, and
power Of forcing and lifting water, it excels
every thing Of the kind we have ever seen.
We saw it taken piece from piece, and recon
struc,ed in the fraction of a minute We rec
ommend it to the citizens of Tennessee, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Al
albania, Mississippi, and Louisiana-these being
the States for which Messrs. PORTER 81 BRIEN
sell rights
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-21
American Convention.

The American Convention for the 18th
Congressional District will assemble at
WayneSboro' on Wednesday, the Both inst.
Counties in the district are requested to
send full delegations
To- The Lecture that was to have been deliver
ed on Wednesday evening last, 10y John c. Thomp
son, Esq, upon invitation OF the Robertson As
ISOLATION" was postponed on account Of the inclem.
ency OF the weather. The Lecture will be deliver.
ed on the evening of Tuesday, the 22d inst, at 8
o'clock, at the Christian Church. On the same oc.
cason an explanation of the object and design Of
the Association will be made by the President,
Randall w. McGavock Esq.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-21
CIRCUS.

There are no superuumeraries-al are brilliant stars-a
host individually, and when combined form troupe
before equaed in the world The PrOpretor feel confident
the public will appreciate their uniting
pany much sck nowledged talent.
MADAME TOURNIA IkE.-N0 lady IN ancient modern
time has equaed this mphed artist in the courage
beauty and finish OF her exhibitions AmOng other perform
she will ride horses bare back bOunGg from steed
steed, rgnng and controlling Der aing troupe during
their speed, exhibiting Of and horse
manshp attempted by any female in this ntry
The fixed eyes, anxious conferences and breathess
Of the thousands Of her audience Paris vi
wherein this magic artist has performed the high
reputation OF the greatest Lady Equestrian in the known
world she has had her equal will she until the
equestrian education Of MILE JOSEPHINE, her faYore pu
p is completed, whose youthful grace and beauty well
talent give promise OF sharing the Of her
great precepres she will appear and confirm her growing
reputation a del rider.
MONS BENOIThe great Trick Rider will appear in his
Gymnastic and Equestrian Performances, startling and
amusing audience with his feats Of hOrsemanship and
LighG Balancing horseback, Cup, Ball. Plate Spinning
Stick 4ncing, &c. This celebrated artist to every
child in the United States receiving the Roy Patronage
Of the Soyeregus Of England France Russia and Austria,
has been scared by b. B. Co., to add possible the
various other attractions presented.
FERDINAND and THEODORE, in their astonishing and
daring eats Master Theodore is the greatest rider Of his
age the world
Mr. r. LINING The great Flying Cord Performer will
exhibit bis skill in variety Ct Aerial Gyrsons the eorde
vOlente.
Ma. SAM WEIsER-The great HippocoHdyical Descyib-
utOr, will appear Clown. Thi Simple announcement Is
sufficient who has heard Sam, the original Clown
Ia this country and among Other grotesque fanascs will
introduce his 'Magic Hatr'
The stupeudous Persian eats called La PERcHE will be
performed BY Mos W. J -uith Rogers.
attoute Leaps and Tumblug by the Company, with
general variety Of eutert nueusthe whole exhibiting
of the amusing instructive entertainments ever
witnessed in this country. apl4-6t