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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-02

PorATo ROr.-LAke Superior Potatoes have
heretofore been as famous for the table as Lake
Superior Fish, but their glory we are sorry tC
see is departing. The Superior Chronicle states
that the people of the north shore have lost a
large portion Of their potato crops by the rot
The damage from the disease has not been very
serious about Superior City.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-02

STABBED PoR HURRAHISG.-While the Demo.
cratic procession was passing along Western
Row in Cincinnati Wednesday evening, Charles
Lucas, German, who was standing on the side
walk hurrahed for Kessler. the citizens candi-
date for Sheriff. An Irishman by the name OF
Patrick Roman left the procession, and without
a word plunged knife into the abdomen ofLu-
ess. He again joined the procession, but was
afterwards arrested and committed The wound
Of Lucas is supposed to be fatal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-02
Pixies Peak Growing Dim.

A company of twelve MissOurians, who went
to Pike Peak region early, have returned in
good health, worse for wear, and satisfied with
their sight of the elephant. The company
prospected extensively and found some gold,
but in too small quantities to pay for working.
The St Louis Democrat also has discoGraging
accounts Gom some of the Pike Peak adven-
tuIers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-02
Another Instance of the Efficacy of
BRrhave's Holland BiIters.

ls54. says:
'Some weeks since, being seriously affected with pain,
and uneasiness Of the stomach loss Of appetite and
times strong symptoms Of dyspepsia induced to try
your HOLLAND BITTERS, and / feel It bot an act Of
justice the article well for the good Of those who
my be affected with like deTangement Of the stomach
that the Of single bottle OF this medicine
proved of inealculabe benefit having freed the stomach
from all OF Depression and removed every symptom
ofdyspensia would also remark that two other members
Of my family who aiIcted similar manner with
myself entirely relieved BY the Of single bottle
slch."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-02

THE ARTEsrAN WELL-This well, in the
State House Yard, still retains its old depth ot
l,75O feet, while the process of roaming goes
slowly on. At noon to-day the roaming shaft
had been sunk to a depth of ,425 feet; leaving
1925 feet which must be reamed before the well
is lined to prevent the sides from falling in, ol
re-inseItion Of the augur. The work lately
has only been performed at the rate Of one fool
per hOur.-C Columbus Fact
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-02

HoNIcIDE.-Charles Barber, of Lowell, Ma
honing county, was killed on the 22d Of Sep
tember, by Mr.. ElrOd, in drunken quarrel
After drinking together freely they got to fight
ing, when Elroj finished Barber by striking
him over the head with board. ElrOd was
sent to Jail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-02

FIRE IN MmwAUKEs-The daguerrean rooms
of Mr.. Crapo, on the second floor Of Mr.. Good
rich's building, adjoining the Newhall House,
took fire Sunday night from spontaneous CON-
bustiOn of chemicals, and resulted in loss Of
$1,000 to Mr.. CrspO, aud $4,000 to Mr.. Good
rich
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mailts.
BOARDING.

ROARDING.-The House No "a
- Fghlc Square and by ths Stone Churrh-o1e OF he
locatlOns IN the citY-is being thoroughly re-
'lIeq snd Will be opened fOr Bo1rlers Ocfobr Isf =
l1 ishllz 70 turnlsh thclr rooms can h. a.
ooIlnodated WIKI l1rge and convenient nom ami bei
IooHsi lno nsle barriers and Day BOariers viii md
Euu1 al.onuoqatlouss on ea-0uab terms Iadifs nj
e1elnasa- References given and received
selz $. W BURRlTT
BOARDING = NEAR THE CEN
- - IkR 3 BUSINESS, IN a healthy locafion -Txo
OF tnfee alnilies single Boarters e accOnod1ed
au25 d25zm 2n5 A. = oar sfls,af
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More ot 1be Comet-The Lesser LIahts

more OOmeI-Iht hcsetr
Prof c. W Bond writes of the comet and
the comets from his telescope perch in Cam
bridge Observatory, under date of Sept 25th, as
follows
Donati's comet will, in lew days, appear
to increase in size and brilliancy. Il leiH Be
NEAREST the earth on the ninth Of October at lShieh
time IFS briliQAcy lrM be nearly three times
as great as on the 23d Of September, and its dis
lance from US about fifty two mill ons of miles.
According 10 Mr.. Halls computation, the tail
of this comet on the 22d inst, extended to the
length Of fifteen millions Of miles. The nucleus
will be near the bright star of Arcturus, Octo-
Der 5th, and nearest the earth's orbit on the
Goth
Some confusion seems TO prevail in regard to
there being two comets, similar in appearance
now visible TO the naked eye, but such is not
the case Donati's, which is seen in the north
west after sunset, is the same which has been
seen in the northeast before sunrise in the
morning. This is owing to the considerable
northern decliuation of the comet, with right
ascension differing but little from that of the
sun.
Encke's comet is barely visible to the naked
eye.
Tuttle's third comet of 1858 can now be seen
only with the assistance Of telescope
Some rhyming genius has had the temerity
to put forth the following
ADDRESS TO THE COMETS.
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Nrw advertisements.
QUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SelCiIlg Machine,

Only $50 and sou.
.THE citizens of Cleveland, and all
Il Uthers interested IN Family Sewing Machines are
invited 10 call and Examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is the very latest Improvement tplien,
granted IAN Of August l5l and acknoW edged by all
good Judges 10 be Family Sewing AIachne that has
long been wanted. has the advantages all the Old
patents without their comp machinerF0es Just
good work and can be sold great deal cheaper while
durability and simplicity will commend itself 10
IL from tFO ordln1rT spO0ls without re-xIndiug
II sews coarse and fine work with tqua facility, ard has
very easilc stitch, that Will not although every ourh
I'll ch be cut
Eeh Machine is warranted perfect ier and f1u and
eIpcu directions accompany each Machine: and il
mple that its operation can be learned thoroughly
hour.
runs easily, while there is more 70 work
than Machine IN the market
Tins Machine makes beautiful Embroidery ST ch; also
gathers nicely nr2
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The Cleveland and NInhoning Railroad

The Cleveland and Maho ming Railroad
The business Of this road Is steadily improv-
ing The Western Reserve Chronicle says:
For some months but two trains had been
run on this road, the express and the mail, the
latter carrying some $50 tons Of coal daily,
and the former taking all other freight, until q
few weeks since, when coal train was started.
Now, about 500 tons pass over the road daily,
the coal train being about 800 tons, and the
mail train, (besides the freight carrying $50 to
200 tons; and besides these, every two or three
days an extra coal train IS run, carrying some
800 tons more.
The amount Of Lake Superior iron ore ship
ped over the road, to the furnaces in the MahOn-
ing Valley, is quadruple that sent last year,
and the general freight business is also largely
In excess
1t is probable that the nett receipts Of the
road for the present year will exceed those OF
the last by at least 80 per cent.
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MtSittues.
TH OF AMERICAN WO,

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO,
IL MEN. From tie n Y. Duly NsIrs (Ediiorisl)
desire 70 sa ils sgtioa toa letter from Dr. Joshua
er column He treats The subject Ia an sble manner, and
his skill and medical iudgmen, NAV be relied upon"
SiaTshals Uterine Canolicon has D6ved to fully
bs medical gentlemsn and Others Dr. Bridge Is a regular
ph scan or very me attaiuents Of great judgment
ut3ger "a all diseases, especially those Of women and
From Pigsoiaa5
"AIaishars Utsras Cathoicon viii certainly cure all
the diseases for which Il Is recommends o."
here Is no medicine ~ it IN this country F"
Uterine Catholicouis a eeriain and sale remedy
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLICoN
Is unesaiiugy onerec reliable remedy for al those
complaints 70 which eyerY Is iable and which grad
talk work becomes alike source OF sufering If no; i'm
Possihy Among the complains for which The Caiho-
pressed Irregular Or Pa nfu Menstruation Boafns In-
lons and diseases Of The kidneys or Urinary Or
cans Retention OF neontnence OF Urne. Heartburn Cos
nseness Neryousness Paintings Palptatons, Cramps,
connected vita the uterine organs
Ladcs who troubled with any Of the above symptoms
DIES Or BRIDGE, with full cSa6dercs that they Will
-iri1s bnf ~ 49, re-, is t,o,, ~ -
Medieal Cseses and they are al the service Of any
speciable physlcian IN the country.
M price o. MARSHALLS UTERNyE4 cATHOLI
con is One DolaraHa HatfDsr sagls bottls
WEST BEDFORD Coshocton Co MAY u, 1851
cine ofthe GraenbeT COMPANY for The ast len years ald
have nvraby found them TO give good satisfaction; sn
the pills have sold 10 great many families regularly
as Their tea and caee, and with my trade IN y have hec
a ape article Marslialis Uterine Caihoron meJ-
cine I has done great amount Of good female isess
IS one lady sod Z 70 toll me she had received
benefit from bottle than she did from long course Of
medical treatmenth By the most skillful phvsciums
January lst, lass-
MRS. ROBINsoN'S CERTIFICATE
VERNcN, Trumbull Co, Nav ist, ls5s
This eeTtihes that have been very health
years and found ultle or relief AFTER employing number
nf Physicians. My disease ProlaDsis Ute n hal
been reduced by that and Fouor Ahus until had becous
liberated 70 considerable extent By the advice Of DR.
W Bushnell procured andtO0k bottles OF MaTShals
Uterine athocun which enabled % attend hus-
band IN his last sickness until he died which about
since have taken three bottles his d ath.
which has made able 10 labor and support family
three children The Cath0c9u has nearly restored
health II the only thing that has ms ated my suffer
ing tor which feel very grateful
MARY 2. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON is for sale BY City Druggists and by
McdIclne dellers gancrally. inll2
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R oBIsoN has now
On hand the largest and
B est assortment ofclOthing
In Ohio, and is prepared to
5 ell all articles in his line,
Over % per cent lower than ever.
No charge for showing Goods,
SO come along one and all
Recolleet the place at the sign of the Big
Red COat-Hold your Horses. Give US a call
and if we don't give you goods and prices to
suit you, don't buy.
Oc2-Iw W.S. ROBSON
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tonic, unsurpassed We will few evidences OF
It's worth, by men OF influence and high standing.
Princeton, III, Sept. 18th, 1851.
DR. MANN-Dear Sir For several years past have used
your AGUE BALSAM in my dailv practice, and have
closely observed its effects hundreds OF cases. and in
case has 1t failed TO produce the most happy effect can
most ehcerfully recommend it as certain specific for
Chillr, Fever and Asue, and Malarisus Diseases
Truly Yours, H. AUSTIN, n. D.
Marshall, Mich Feb Ilth, 1851
DR. MANN Col have sold a large amount Of your
AGUE BALsAM in this vicinity. and from my personal
knowledge Of it, believe It the best remedy for Chis
Fever and Ague that been sold IN state.
Respectfully YOurs, q. A HYDE,
Ashtabula Ohio, Jan lst Is5s
AIEszzs. 5 X. Mann * Co-Gents: In eanvasying the
States uf Ohio and Michigan for the sale Of different
allied % observe the great name hat your AGUE BAL
SAM has gained for itself every place where sold
really seems g. be THE PEOPLES sWN REMEDY. and its
seS rapid than all others II Cestncd suEer-
sede all other ague remedies IN the market.
Very Truly Yours, A S HENDRY-
New York. Feb O. Isss
MEssRs. S. X Mann 4 Co-Geuts: have at our house
have carefully observed It's effects CURING INST in
all c7ndgr do not believe its qual exists in all the
cured permanently every time and have known it used
after other remedies had been ied with the
happy result And what RENkRKABLE. have never
Known case hut Wat remained cured Tor al least that
season have hesitate recommending Il as & uer-
feet triumph over Chils and Fever
Respectfully Yours PROP o. J. WOOD
S. X. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio Sold
by all good Druggists.
WILLIAM FISKE,
NNnwnNm md
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HEUMATICs. REAnI

II That most distressing Of Diseases IFr rouv
RHEU ATIsN. being prevalent a. his ssor of
publicai ion: ~
SOLoS. Cuyshnga Co. Oaio July & lsss
DR. H. TUpBs-Dear Sir: Thsisto certify thaf some time
in March last, M wife suddenly ed with Rheu
matism Of an lnammatoy narnre, attended with most eT
crncaflng pain She not able HELM herEeIr A. All
and could dress undrsss walk Sten
Our family phvsrEn called bur the disease proved %
obstinate that he did her peTcelTe nor M Sfrng
stimulating nimen have any eject At this stage 0f the
disease applied yUu and obiained some medri1s
which gave her speedy relief Ia Ave weeks ne rode 10
Cleve and-a distance Of seventeen miles YoI presribe
again for her and the consequence she able and
actually does the work necesfary making cheese vev
day from thirty cows without any euience We Al
m6Sf cheerfuly recommend all who maT be srted i1b
the same disease, your invaluable remedies. We know
they Afford spsedy reief and believe The eaimsut The
Oc7 YosTs vith rsspset. JAsIEs NJ HIcKox.
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Immensely jcurneying from afar,
In orbits of prodigious axes,
o, fire flies Of the sky ye jar
Our brains with fearful parallaxes
To Peirce himself the job tax is.
In DAYS Of old. on heav'ns dark brow,
Ye did with harmful threatening bTag
Of famine, plague and war; but now
Tame enough TO be strOked, re wag
Your gentle tails, as on We lag.
And, though your visits are net rare,
So rare your head and tails, we learn,
That common stars viii pertly dare
Peep through your bodies, and not burn
Strange ye should into gas-ights turn
In ancient times, a comet near,
Kings trembled, prophets uttered woe
Once in long years We would appear
Now, quite at home. We come and 60
Nor nudge Us with the slightest blow.
Eccentric creatures, we despiSe
Terrors which can no longer last;
Ye cone 50 frequent TO our eyes
As COlOnels in the street are passed
Planets and comets both lose caste.
Your dim read names in vain we spell;
Which next shall through creation pitch
Eneke's or Halley's, who can tell
The roll Of comets Is so rich,
No mortal can say which is which.
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ANOTHER OF THE LAKE FLEET ARRIVED
The schr r H. Harmon, from Liverpool for
Cleveland, was below Quebec, Sept 10th
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MRS. RoBrNsoN's cERTIFIcATE
WHY Is THE DEMAND so GREAT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM? F?

BECAUSE 1T WILL, in all cases,
IL safely and eecually that much dreaded scouge
OF the Wes-Chill Fever and AguewiihOu' ail; and
al cases will c0unteart the poison Of Malaria which
fact thousands do testify. AMI. unlike all other nostrum
II Is ouy recommended fgr class Of diseases; and
tonic, unsurpassed We will offer few evidences
its WORTH by OF influence and high standing.
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More to be Admired than the
RICHEST nIADEM

" bG -A0AAAN AAaAA 1AAC
RICHEST DIADEM
Eper Worn BY Kings O. EmPerorsl
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
! w HEAD OF HAIR Because Il is the ornament
God hIs0 pIoridea for all our race Reader although
the eye be ever SPARKLING The teeth pesrs
bTe % : bS % Id o. ~ &C. S s % a f ~ pc s i a
gray nature Will lose than half her charms Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE if used two ar three
times week, viii restore aud permanently secure 10 all
such ornament Read the following, and judge. Tho
writer Of the frst tis celebrated PEais THALBERG;
DR.. wOoD-Dear Sir Permit me 70 express 10 you The
to is o1gnai color About the time Of arrival Ia the
onise aies u was TsP9{ nseem n srSy Sat upon me
covered rs original hue. consider your Restorative
am, dear SIR. yours iruiy s THALBEkG-
..DRYcH A'R GWYIIEDYDcT." Welsh Newspaper,
OfRee, l3 Nassau street, April p lsss. !
PRoF o J WOoD-Doar Sir: Some month sir weels
= ~ nv VIE who coneiuded to try Il on her head iit
thinking the time that II would restore the gray hair
weeks trial has performed tbsi wonderful effect By IgT-
ing y. me gay h5rs 70 afrk or9wn a. nc sane time
the above Restorative TO all persons IN want OF s1ch
change Of their hair. CHARLES GARDEN.
New York, July 2s. 1851.
PROF. o. J WooD-With confidence do recoumsnI your
Hair Restorative being the most eeacOus article ever
saw Since using your Hair Restorative, hair and whs
kers which almost white have gradually grown dark
and now feel confident that few more applications Will
restore them their natural color II has also relieved
all danruH and unpleasant itching common among
persons who psTsplre freely ]. O. KlLBY.
PROP. WOoD-About two years ago, my hair commenced
turning say was fast hecomng bald and had tred many
remedies eject commenced using Restorative
January last, few Application fastened hsir firmly;
began 70 al grow our and turned hack former
cOlorback Al this time Il is full restor0 % its orgiual
color health, and appearance and cheerfuly recommend
its use 20 all J. ID. HOES
Chicago, illinois, MAY I.ls57.
The RESTORATIVE is put up IN bottles of three sizes
large medium and small The small holds half pint, and
reais for 81 per bottle The medium holds At least twenty
per rent more IN proportion Than the small and ret3ils
s2 bottle The large holds quart forty per cent more
~ pr1pori IN. retails for So
O. J. WOOD co. PropTietOrs ~ Broadway. New
Yor I'm the great n Y Wire Railing establishment and
llf Market street, ST. Louis, Mo.
And sold By all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
au Il dkW 3m 90
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NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DR. H. TUBBS can be consulted as

Dr gives his undivided attention Chronic Diseases
reailg thousands hundreds OF whom have
cred after al - resources had failed Ainefa and Oh
p0sone used, patients ever neoueed
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.
In Westhed, Sept Izh Mr.. J. s. BOISE, formerly Of
Milwaukee. Wis, and Mss ELLEN PHILLIPS. daughter
Of Seymour Phillips, Esq
In Marion, Sep. 3fh, Mr.. J. B. FISHER, Of Grafton
and Mis- CAROLINE SHiPLEY, Of Wooster.
In Youngstown, Sept. 2ls. Mr.. BENEDICT BROOKS.
Of ManaaotA- aA1 NIia JANE Grove AustiutuVTu,
MAhuning county. Ohio.
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%.
Cleveland, August IS h. isss
NOTICE is HEREBY lGIYFN that

~ "a Pursuance u act Of the General Assembly Of
the State o Oho, passed Aprii I'm. 1855 entitled ~ ,cf
70 amend passed pn l3th, s52 entitled an sf ~
the asses ment AM axaton Of all property in this stae
and for ING taxes thereon, according It's value IN
money, the Commlsion at their June session Iss
divided te City Of Cleveland MO three DsElcts as io
lows, 10 wit -
The IS ID and 81 Wards constitute the Ist Disse.
Tho sth. n, Gtl and nh Waras y N
The Sun, Sh, l0h and llth Wards - 81
Eaeh township n the County Constitutes separate d.
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Q. BRADBURN,
y. KlNGSIEN
once BaaId a Edacaiisn, Sept IS, isss sool diia,
silks and WOODEN Goods COIOEed.

L .OOK AT THIS The subscriber
IL takes this method Of Informing the citizens OF CIeye
la1 40 tue public seReIay. that he prepared color
all te principal coicfs Of Siks and Woolcn t0oS il ne
myst approved style; also CLEAN WOOLFN Am
SILK GOODS aud the color Of faded g9rmenfs
&C wing aad nlny years experience in the above bus
ness he hopes ~ strct attention the sane 10 erf
snare 81 pUee patronage. All orders left with hlm vii
receive pfuinpt attentiun- J ]. COZEENS
sehe dim W No u OREGON street.
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The thistle then its arrOwy head upreared

The first murderer "builded city" "a fu-
gitiye and vagabond in the earth," and haun-
ted by conscience ever eeboing the cry of a
brothers blood, it is not strange that, yearning
for the comforting assurance of numbers, Cam
should have been the father of the first city,
paterfamilias ofIheearlie5t brood of Antediluvian
Aldermen"
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.QST-JULY 80, AT ABOUT 10
- Oeoek- on he Plank Road fI0m Cleveland 10 Ne,-
1argh, letween the Toll Gale and American H5us an -
PoIis & Moanals con ann one s30oO note one 500 note
other valuable papers, American Ffalf fieiir li -
which belong % Mr.. Joseph Adams AnV inforIn-4ien
which VIII ie1a % the coVery OF the Porte Onuae md
contents Will be literally rewarded ~
Julv
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REMQVAL.-A II. REDDING
"a naefehanT failor has removed his tailoring sstaSlis
n9-t 20 No . Prospect ST. in BaGders ROck where hs
Nlt 1e happy 10 his old friends He IS prepared a.
asge TO make Clothing IN the latest and most fsho1sbe
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MARNIALL.s UTERINE CATHOLICON

''Maishalls Uterine Caihoicon vii eertainIv cure al
the diseases for which it Is recommends %
There Is no medicine like 10 M this country
'lu the worst cases have ever met with MARSHALL
Uterine Cath0lcoui Is a ceriain and safe remedvr
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Sold in Cleveland By GAYLORD Hammond Wilial
Fiske. C. s Mackenzie, p. E Churchill DIT Chas 4
Ames Benton Bros, aud Druggists generally.
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immensely ieurneYing from afar.

ADDRESS TO THE COMETS
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ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
GRAND F sSaFtfN Is fEsIg BENEFIT.
tribute y s Ks PTfSSsaa A D. Of sourHwoRrH
WILL 81 81 r. ON THIS OCCASION
Is the suthores. Of the original , story Of v,yo
IA! HE ss!pE q q a n kyESISS
THE THE B BRfpE OF OF an an E E
A. published in THE NEW YORK LEDGER and dIsms'ized
expressly for s 'a SUCCESS with
and ed CysaSSSs ss s1S EVENING
THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING.
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to show them c CT &c ss1y & EVIDENCE
, THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING
ALL CAN BE AMUSED BY 1T.
ALL WILL BE IMPROVED BY IT.
II shows the fsllibility II Judges
Il depicts the fsllbilty Of Juries.
hd'plays the force Of clear conscience
Iplstarss the fidelity Of Woman.
II por,rays the misery Of Guilt
Thousands visit the I pIiIY. TO SEE IT!
Thousands are delighted with it
GO AND SEE THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING.
''''''' THIS Tridsy) AFTERNOON, .; O'clock,
s seilaf; EFF TTRs' OF 10 MES WORTH.
THIS WR8 Paw si Z EJPE ss;fIHai j. Gs1i% $so.
in the magnificent style that has 30 much celebrity
THE ENTIRE TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY of.hi.
Museum eompriaIs SIXTY LADIES aud GENTLEMEN, 'u'
tain sh,s, Il this rg1S'S 0p1iS psSd the LIVING
Family the P.nopiccn Stud Q, with iamil.i.d Ee,sIs
Or OCEAN and RIVER GARDENS the greatest curiosity now
POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST.
Admittance TO ell, rs cents Children, Is cents