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LUMBER & S SAVING

LUMBER & S AWNING.
THE undersigned having renoddled and i'm
4 proved the Green's Mills, near Roche ster,
NIEAM POWER THERETO.
will be prepared, in few days, to supply on
demand,
Lumber and Saving.
These Mills are intended for the best in this
part Of the State, and the undersigned promis-
e full satisfaction 10 customers.
asd. Van. GREEN.
4 ePINWALLS TONIC MIXTURE cam
IA pels belief in its efficacy, Whenever admin.
istsred in Fever Ague Il stops the fits a. eud
denly as shutting OF steam stops lecomotiye =
Moreover 1t restores the muscular ygor and de.
pressed spirits ofthe pstients. Prepared from, The
original prescriptions. and With ample iirections
by IsuleS 7. Maxwell ts,iccrssors Ia james i, A.
pinwalD s6 Williams erect sAf |" %
Eos sals By ~ VAC. gAGIEY
NOTICE.
ALL persons are hereby notified
against trusting my wife Mehetaie, on nv nc
count - she hes len my bed and board without
any lust eanse or provocation and win III no
ease pay Any dent contracted b. her amer thia
oafe. N ABRAHAM n UAII
Triton, NAY n. 1855 - ~ =
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A> Strayed from the subscri-
Der, about -four weeks ago, four colts,
viz: two years old, very dark gray, mare colt ;
l one year old, sOrrel, mare colt with 4 white
face; ! one year old, sorrel, mare colt with a
white strip In the face; and one year old, roam,
mare colt
Whoever will give the subscriber notice, where
said colts may be found shall receive, Ave dol
lars reward A.. r. PETERSON.
May. 18th, a miles 8. w. of Toronto.
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FLORENCE MONEY.

ALL PERSONS Indebted to the irm Of J. L.
Ray X Co. either by note or hook account, are
hereby notified that the notes Of the bank OF Flor
enee. and the cheeks Of Burrows and Prestyman,
will be taken at par in liquidation Of such indebt
edness. ]. L. RAY 4 Co.
Upton. Feb q, 1863. aif
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| 81 An
DuHaows Z PxETrrnAx
tfAAg AaJ,I g. sr.rTy
"a II - NJ
~sf4 ID sas ~ sttY9 ssE
| III te 4fs@
The undenigssd win take The shove
4 named currency Il Pan, fos Goods.
and - payment Il dsbss,if
FARO aoor,
sa
Assss :. yeaaaN sssssssKh ~srsh .s.s
ssssay. nsss snpAasieally,
To those who love their Country
ana would preserve their
| Credit untarnished,
! Rs4 81 aaat
Come Immediately!
80 s--sws' ~ r''rf - = s.,.,..
Hone w. - - q. r..,..
s-,,..rs.S,r - cs.s'a'.s~..H
S,s~nrr - Ar''ssass's'
FOR THEN YoU WILL HAVE CONFERRED 4
=, Matsrtal Blsssiag
rros, yoU.s 1SyEcyrox1rxLy,
Kiser Crew & Turner.
Lsdy's Winter Dress Goods at cost for T. or Be P.
Gents do Furnishing Goods do ~
TEN ibs. good brown sugar for 81, ~" Nv
TEN yds. fast colored calico for q y y ~
to- 81 L.
Ready mads vister clsshins .. csstnr -
For The sezs scesy days.
klssa, Crew 4 russr..
PUBLIC { N n |
Il invited to the stock sf
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
nov oncringby
il. Ray s. Go.
Cedar ST., opposite The AldrscA Hosse,
r1Prony. IOWA.
-=se>>4e
vi ff
THE FOLLOWING ARrlCL4ns AT rsaE
LOWEST MARKET RATES. -
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS!
Back Silks, different widths,
Aipaccas,
Co6Srgs,
DeLaises,
Cashmere,
P1aids,
~ if'ss., DC.
~ 49,
House Keeping Goods;
rlannsls. Toilst QsilA4
DTills and SAsstings.
E..h:.>.ki. E.u n 4fEnA.h RnnAe
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THE LADIES TEMPERANCE AssooIA-
rIos, did nol meet on the 9th % sccount
Of the rain, but il did meet On the even
ing Of the 18th when the Congregational
Church Wa 6lled 70 overlooking. The
address BY Mrs. Carter, waa q eloquent
appeal 70 III classes Of our citiscas; and
we hope her advice will be needed. We
were glad to see % many present, and
hope that oil viii fesl IN increased desire
to Danish the sccursed beverage ffoe our
midst The communicated articles we're
adnirable. We hope and trust their
meetings win b beneficial 70 eoumunity,
STATE AoarcuLrUaAL SoclErT.-Ws
have received from J. H. Wallace, Score
tary, pamphlet Containing the /" Rsles,
Regulations and Premium List Of ths
Iowa State Agricultural Society, for Ne
Fifth Annual Exhibition 70 be held u
Oskaloosa, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thur
day and friday- Sspt4sbor g2sth. 20th,
30tA, and October Let, 1861. Besides
the Rsgslss;sss, 10, the paaphks has
form Of Constitution for County Socie-
ties, SD some gencral remarks ID refer
encs 10 the Consultation and other mat
tiers Of importance to the farmers Of the
State.
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Upton Steam Mill Flour!
IL those who desire an extra article of Su
IA perfne Flour, made from an extra selected
article of wheat, rs cheap or cheaper than can be
bought 1t any other place in town, can please
themselves BY calling at the Upton City Mills
where we always keep it on hand. We will war
rant all such -four, and deliver the same at your
doors d .. H. STOUT.
Upton. Feb. 81, 1853. Off
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HARDWARE
- .r n. .arart... . .-..orE1.ra.-
JAMES Il G. A. MYER,
wholssals snd pstail Dsalsfs il
roEsigl. 4 Domsstio Hardware,
A0RECULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE,
House Furnishing Goods, =
Cedar st., Upton, Iosea,

ARE aew receiving and opening the, J largest and
- oeleete1 eeock = Goses ever brouolltto Mis-
couhtsy,~ahjcA hAse besM selsste&E Gsth sveat
care. and purchased upon the best terms from the
naasssesassss .ssnsA. thsrsly s.sssc sas sSsa.oe
titles from jobberk and enabling ~ TO Offer them
to our friends 1t ANAL advance npon Eastern
prices We respectfully solicit IN examination OF
Cur Goods before purchasing elsewhere, as We are
determined 70 diSPOse Of them at Chicago and st
Louis prices.
We nans in part
Take aad Pocket Cutlery, Files and Tools,
OunA, Rl1es and Rcvclvcr.
., rsessAs' viii p :: s:a' # Sporting ss. apparatus
Vices, Pickx, Jack ScrewA
$780, :s 6 ossssss OH s sssssl. s''1f'
TongsA Pincsn Lasssrns. Axes HatchetA
1sriealtnral implements, :"
IL 0soa4 csss sasd cob erusAsss, ilotse iaaies .
superior article, PlowA cultivstorA ScytheA era
dlcA Hay and MANURE ForkA. Head Rakss, Or.
yokes Snaths. Hoes and Rakes, ETC., etc..et
Ca1nss--iSG Hsltsr, Trace. Cell Winding and
TihA chains, Pump chains and Fixtures complete,
Cistern Pumps Lead Pipe.
CARE 4 G. = r RIM MINGs.
EnAneled cloth Lacea Fringea. Damask, Silver
4 Brass Hub Bands, Curtain lights, Seat carriage
springs, Whips, buggy xles, Ornaments. Fly meta,
Carriage Bolts, NutA Washers and Axle Nuts.
RPEN RS OILS.
We have the bed selected stock Of Tools ever
offered in the West, consisting OF Bench and
Mosldng Planes, Of every description from the
Ohio and Greenfield Tspl Companies. Also,
Augurs Augur Bits Rules braces, Boring Ma.
ohines, SQuarvs, Spokeshayes Plane Irons.
Hand. Ripping. Pannel keyhole, Back 4 Whip
GSpw II =
Guagcs, Screw Drivers, Hatehet.,
Tools, CompaseeS Chalk. lines,
Ad1eS Scratch-awis Rules.
BroadaxeA, Hammers, Oi-stones.
together with everything person can possibly
wish. a
House TrimmingA cupboard catehea Mortice
and Rim Locka Bolts Latches Strap Hinges, w no I
and cast Butts, coat and Hat Hooks, Mouse Bells
and Pulls, Fo0tscraperA Nails, Sash, Glass and
everything necessary for bnilding purposes.
GUNSMITA,e TRIMMINGS.
Independent OF nm extensive Stock OF Guns, we
have ct all times on hand Rife Barrels assorted
Gun Moantings, single and double Triggers, Pat
BrcecheA Break-ois, Filed cocks Forward and
Back AO&ion Gun L0cks, WaA cuttevs Bnlle,
Moulds, Nipples and Wren.hes, Gun Worms, Rod
Ends, Main SPRING. Tail Pima Sheet Brass and
0efnsa SILVER, md everything pertaining to this
branch.
MisosllaRsous Articles.
Lamps, Of every description; Sewing Birds
cto<hst Ncedie& china Figures IAatsnt Nnttne
0satefs, Fort A0nhAieS Segnr saAeA cdrtAfn f,ins
aad hands. Baajees, Tambonrines, yiolina Guitar
and Violin strings, spectaeleh Pocket compaases
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NYOTYCE N HEREBY GIVEN, that the
IN Assn Of OVERLAND SNYDER, has been
mutually diMolseA, and that the business win be
cOntihae1 ~ CHARLES 6WETLAND, at the old
stand and that the Docks, Notes and Accounts are
in the hands Of M evetle01. for settlement All
persons knowing themselves fndebted will please
takouseiee Of the shove and cait ana scttie.
nay. 1857. 3Otx : CnARLE6 SWNTL And.
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100000 HoftIe- Have -. s,,,.

IOO,OOO BOttles Have Hnnn SOld,
and not snge instance Of lis failure has been
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman OF the
city Of Phtaadelpha, II. r. HELBOLD, Chemist, who
being duly sworn does say, that his preparation
no Narcotic, Mercury injurious Drugs, but purely
vegctahle. ii. +. HEMBOLD, Sole MANUFACTURER
sworn and subscribed bef the 9af day Of Now
1854. WM p. IiIBBARD, Alderman.
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FURNITURE DEPOT

!" M. II "A q Il - ~
General Dealer in ell kinds OF HOuschOt1
Furniture. stock large and complete. Comns
constantly on hand, and made to order with dss-
patch.
Upton Jan. 30, 1853.
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IL prepared directly according 10 the Rules Of
=. Asan nHRars ~ ~

Ve HuHueu uOfEAfs VIII De PAID 70 Any ply sican who
can prove that the medicine ever injured patient; and
the testimony OF thousands he produced to pro
thse the edine ever injured patient; and testi-
nony cthousands car te pOdaced prove that does
great good Cases Of from week 10 thirteen years
standing have bssn snacted. fhe mass Of VOLUNTARY
Testimony In possession % the Proprietor vouching it,
virtues asd casatays powers, b iasmense, suisscsng
the names well known 10 @'e
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ASK FOR HEMBOI.D'S-TAkE NO OTHER
sv2 CUkkS GUARANTEED. ly
TTMBERED LAND FOX SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS TiMBERED LAND
i for Haic, low for cash, and in lots to suit pur
chascrS. Said isnds are about feur miles from
Upton. JOHN HUBER.
Upton. Nov. 18th, 1857. 45-to
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Atthts shce. NV bushels Of Oats or Corr, II
payment Tor he ADvuaTlssn
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wsausoroS, nc. p, 1853.
Prominent nbustcts deny having any intelligence 10
the ecs that tho schooner hal rot<ned from vi
caragua unable b. land her emgrants and sa shc was
cruising Oh tho river Colorado. but IL Is understood that
the government has dispatches stating that the susan has
returned 10 Pensacola having landed Der In Nicara-
qua.
The correspondence between Commodore Paaldins ard
The authorities Of Nicaragua has rcccnty boon made pub
lie Commodore raulding on the sth day Of Nay last,
addressed letter the Secretary o. the Navy, cover
Ing documents from General Ieroz and The regdeDs Of
Nicaragua relieving him "frcr al blame or responsibility
IN landing al Punta Arenas for The arrest Of william
Walker ana his awi.s followers Tho fret Il dated a,
Icon, March ~, 1863 saying that Com PAuIdng's con
due, received by tho government OF that republic
and by al the people ofscaragua, with much sat STAG
ton "bccause expressed signal robuke ~ agrcs-
son bold and unjust The rights and territory Of Nj
carsgaan Icrcz says that thnEs duc ana arc ton
Gered Tor the motives BY which Com Padding was acu.
a,ed Tho second letter Il dated At Hauagua March u
1855 written by direction ~ Tho President of Nloarazus
Ia which Il i said that william walker with a mob
Of hehwayncn, invaded Nicaragua, FOR the purpose Of
tamYing under foot The primo pies d humanity and jus.
tce which public law roposcsp Tho government
lad commissioned Icroa 70 express 10 Commodore Paud.
ing tie rlo profound crausdc for an SCI - illusricss
Humanity aud civilization have already approved The
Judgment most honorable 20 y0a, and poseri,y will
peat this judgment elopcntly and aimrngy.
u Is history alone that judges Of thc actoss q men
with mn appreciation q their value
The bill recently reported by senator DAVIS rom the
Committee Military Affdrs % promote tho efficiency o.
tho army and marine oorTe by retiring dabci and inrm
officers, makes ample provision Tor their support not
sss than five, than nine commissioned officers
arc. q Board, 10 decide ncapscity whether vclan
tary urged by the officer ~ Che expressed opinion o
the President. n the inability proceeds from vicious
habit, the case Is 10 be investigated by court
martial
The aggregate amount rad for pensions IN each state
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TnR WORLD IN EryToMs-Pnosiss OF THE
Connie YsAa-The chronology Of foreign
events during the past year, which We publish
to-day, gives graphic picture of The march OF the
world and will be found worth preserving as a
concise table of reference. II will be seen that
we are able to bring down our summary Of Eu-
ropcan affairs to about the middle Of December,
those Of Mexico to the same time, South America
very nearly to the 6rst of that month, and the
principal events in Asia to the middle Of No
ven,ber. If the promise which the coming year
now makes to us should be fulfilled, even these
short periods will be annihiiat,d. Before the
3ist Of December, 1885, the Atlantic telegraph,
the Red Sea. line, and the one through Austral-
asia, will probably be in operation, and on that
day we shall be able TO publish in the HERALD a
yfssm< of events in America, Europe, Asia and
Australia up to noon Of the day before. Science
il rapidly annihilating the barriers of space for
the communication Of thought. and it is 10 be
hoped that The day when every man may perform
the promise of Puck, and "put girdle round
about the earth in forty minutes" is not far dis
tant
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THE LATEST NEWS.
AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Our Special Washington Despatch.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
TIR DFyIcuIrIEs BETWEEN srAn AMP MEXICO
THE LATEST NEWS IRON MExIco-IarosrUR.s RE-
sFECriHG TIL. MINERAL WEALTH or ARIZONA
srEAA ENGINE CONTRACTS, ETC.
wAssuSoros, Dec. %, 1863
Notwithstanding thA from Europe that Spain
st preparing TO send ships OF 10 Mexico, Is not
IN tho least likely thai w. be declared, any hos
tie Interference made directly In favor Of against
either OF tho parties struggling for the supre
macy The vision and foresight Of the Spanish officials
in this part q the world have undoubtedly prevented
step resolved upon Madrid which might have developed
the civilized world In a terrible CONTEST.
The Cabinet sat 10 day al ato hour, and Il is under
stood had under consideration Mexican affairs II s said
important intelligence has lust been received from Mexico
The news Published, To the ofe that General Mramon
had defeated Degosdo at Gusdara, and bad taken that
place. though coming In Geographic despatch from New
Orleans 10 the Mexican Legation, not believed by hosc
well Informed Of Mexican affairs.
Groa; Efforts are being made hero 10 humbug the 70.
vcrnmcnt and Congress and by newspaper correspon-
acrss dcudo the people, about the fabulous mineral
wealth Of Arizona. While musi be conceded there
doubt that GOOD silver and copper mines exist which 70.
qurc the application Of large capital aud mining skill,
ara assured on Tie best authority there evidence
yet of aurcrous deposits "washngs," as in California,
10 reward individuals without capital.
The government has yet received Information OF The
Of lie AbgStcr yose Susan Of tho landing q
hlibustcrs IN Nicaragua.
Tho Secretary q tho Navy has awarded the contract for
engines to tic vessel being built At Norfolk D. Murray
razchurs Of Baltimore. The contract for engines for
the Philadelphia weasel Ia no, So, been awarded.
Tie President has Issued cards FOR reception on New
Yesr's bay.
Tho IrrRAtp's mode ~ vcntia,ng the Presidential
question Zoe 1880 puzzles greatly the politicians and Presi
dental aspirans
II sad thai when the socate occupies the hail,
the rea<enbing q Conresa all persons not members
81 Congress officers NJ tho Capitol vii be excluded.
This VIII be distressing 10 ex-members aud others,
many q whom lobby men. Il il thought, however,
this rigid but wholesome rule may b. relaxed after
few day.
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ATTgxTT TO REoRGANKE THE CRY INsPEC-
TORS Of1TCE.-An attempt was made in the
Board Of Aldermen on Monday to pass an ordi-
nance to reoreaniae the City Inspectors depart
ment, but it failed for the time being. So far
from being an Improvement upon the present
system, il is just the reverse, being nothing
more than return to the old plan of lSis, which
has been condemned with one accord by the
whole people Badly as the street cleaning is
conducted now, IL will be still worse If this hum
bug of an ordinance should pass, though we have
no expectation that it will 1t will probably
be brought up again before the existing Board
finishes its labors, and if So we hope that it will
be very positively voted down. If we are to
have any alteration in the City Inspectors De-
part,ncnt the task had better be left for the new
Board TO perform. The present attempt looks
like an arrangement TO create more offices, with
fat salaries attached, and 10 give more power TO
the new City Inspector, whoever be is to be.
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worth million ofspolls. Another and a creator
job is such reform Of our city charter as viii
place the whole operations Of the city treasury
in the hands of Mr. Comptroller Haws and tn
spoils managers Of the republican party. Alto
gcthcr tho lobby jobs OF this city il is Thought,
if carried out, will cover lobby profits to the
tune Of five or ak millions Of dolors Thurlos
Weeds fees for statistics" according to the
ratio OF bis $4,000 fee for bis "statistcs" on
Stree WOOL" will be, perhaps, at least bill Of
cool fifty thousand. Such are the prospects Of
the great chief OF the Albany lobby. Iu this
view it beco4eth all interested outsiders TO b.
up and doing early in the morning. as the days
are now short and the nights long.
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OuR APPROACHING LEGISLATIVE LosBY
IN MorpS--we understand that in preparation
for the meeting Of our State Legislature (rcpab-
lican) The lobby Is In active motion, and has
raised around the corners Of Wall street from
fifty TO hundred thousand dollars of material
and financial aid' for active operations. Thur
low Weed, doubtless knows all about t. One
Of the schemes on hand is the job Of the Broad
way Railroad 10 Manhassanvillc, estimated as
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THE Ssw LOCATION yoH ousEaETISE-cosr or the
CANAL HOApD.

CANAL soARD.
ALB1sy, Dec. %, 1853.
The Commissioners OF Quarantine met the State officers
at The Executive Chamber this morning, and presented
their report on The removal Of Quarantine Captain Beo-
ham, who was appointed BY the general government v
survey and report upon tho feasibility and expense OF tbs
construction Of m island on the West Bank or Old Orchard
shcal reported s,sopgly favor Of The latter Ills
veys and estimates show that ISLAND n Ave
he constructed on Old orchard shos h for all tho pur.
poses Of a Quarantine, NJ . cost q $3.50
The Commissioners recommend the construction OF this
island, ard the immediate erection thereon Of suitable
quarantine buildings.
The state officers, By unanimous vote, adopted the
port Of the COMMISSIONER This settles The question o.
location finally.
II Is nndcra,ocd that the government Of tho Unitsd
states VIII when tho Quarantine established Orchard
shoal, remove the public stores 10 staen Island.
The returns from the Adiu,ant Generals pcpartmout
show that tho cost Of maintaining The roor~ saics
bland from the ii Of september tho LEI Of January
will be sixty thousand dollars.
The Canal Board day extended the time FOR the ray
en q the indebtedness the bonds given by tho Sack
eus Hrbor Reciprocity Bark security Tor the Canal
deposits.
resolution beng before the Bosrd declaring certain
contract void because made with clork tho Office cf
collector or canal tolls, q remcnsirancc presented
by the contractor, On the rruund that the s,aic
law forbiddng canal contracts 70 be takcs
by any legislative or state cbcOr was in conflict with
section three article seven % the amended constitution,
which declares that all contracts shall b given TO this
lowest bidder. Tho resolution Withdrawn, thus en-
dorsing the presumed unoonsttutonalty cf The Law.
Tho consideration q Mr. Rugrcs petition 10 Congress Tor
aid in improvements Oswcgo and Buiao was postponed
IN Thursday.
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he Convention met ID voorhees, iial al noon. About
100 delegates we're present 4. y Hovcy, q onondasa,
was choacn permanent President with number q Vice
Presidents ard Secretaries mo Chairman made brisr
srccch. when he appointed Bpiness Committee. sss
ter was read from Canal Auditor Benton, and referred W
me rusuess Com nittoc. Amer unmpran debate The
Convention adjourned until . ?. N
committee appointed 10 wat On Ex-Governor
Hun, and invite him 20 a sat in the Conversion.
Mr. l. n Croker, o. oswego offered . resolution thaa
Il h tho sense Of tho Ccnvcnton that the subject o. In
Northern Pacific Railroad v legitimate subject for the
consideration Of tho Convention.
long debate ensuci uron this TIE resohtoc wsr
finally laid on the table
Tho Business Commaiee no, bclns ready 10 report ~
Eve O'Clock, the Convention adjourned until Jpn.
Tho Convention was called 70 order Al seven oClock.
The Business COMMITTEE offered the following
Resolved Tha, s the duty cf the legislature during
the approaching session, 10 enact law providing Tor b
subu.on TO the people Of The 1nest2y o the suihofdng
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RhRSUv's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway -Aner
evening, MAY DAY SfoRTsSrAeK STUCK YANKEE-
Surip AND lis fRoIIcs.
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LAURA gFRkRs THRATRE, No 62a Brosdwsy-Aher
nocu-OUR AsERicAs COUSIN. IN AID MOUNT VEN
ros FUND Eveung-ouR anERtoAs Cousis-LoAs OF
lDvEG
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING. 561 and 5S3 Broadwav--
ETsiofIAs soSCs DAscEs &csoUTnxRa LIFE ILLUsTRArED.
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AMUssMENTs This EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway Afternoon and
ryenng-k oUEsrRiAsI jYHsAsrIcs-sr GxoRGs
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wALLACKs THEATRE. Bro.dway--MsRcHasr or v,
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rUEToN's NEW THEsTRE, Brosdwsy-MuCH A
AsoUr NefhIsc-AI OvKaroAr.
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CAMPBEIJ.s kINsTRELs. 4A Broadway.-ErHioPIAs
CnAEACTsrIsrcs, sosCs. 6c.-ThI THEEE RlvAls.
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BowERy THEATRE. Bowery.-AiAsic-PocA Hos rAs-
Low Livery.
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