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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-12-24
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OF Montgomery County,

A Nd DEALERS IN FARMING NIPPLE
IA MENTS.-The undersigned beg leave
most respt ctiully to inform all who are deal
ing in or using the above articles, that we are
extensively engaged in the manufacture Of I'M
PIGMENTS forfarmers' use Having fitted up an
extensive establishment, we are prepared to eX-
ecute all orders with neatness and despatch.
We name a few Of the leading articlcs-yiz:
Horse Powers and Wheat Tbrashcrs Of the
most approved kinds Wheat Fans; Wheat
Cradles Ploughs, in great varioty-some new
and useful improved patterns much sought for
by the farmers who have used them. Wcwouid
call special attention to our new No. ! and
Chesapeake Plough, which combines economy
and strength. and in its favor we could pro
duse some fattering certificates.
Cultiyators different patterns; 1iarrows, Of
all kinds; Corn-Shelors, for horse and hand
power Wheat Drills Shovels Forks, Spades,
Trace Chains, &c. Horse Collars and Hamcs,
Sausage Cutters and Suffers, Machine and
Plough Castings, by the quantity or single
piece.
D2g~Field and GardenSeeds, warranted fresh
and good.
We are also Agents for Mccormick Reaper
andMowing Machine, and Montgomery Wheat
Fan.
We would invite all interested to give US a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
C0TTlNGHAM & JOHNSON,
No. 100 Pratt St. Wharf,
Cor. Hollingsworth ST., Baltimore.
feb 2-l2m
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DISTRICT ADVERTISEMENTS.
Peruvian Guano Dep0t.
TuRal. B. SEED STORE
Opposite East Ind Centre lsarhet, te-
tlceco Pa. 4Arcnue and tic Canal,
YVaeEsrEl gfezs. I'd. G..


ETARMERS HEADQUARTERS FOR TIE
Il BEST PUREA No PERUVIAN QUA
NO. The undersigned has taken great pains
and expended considerable time and money
for the sake Of supplying his friends and the
Farmers generally, with pure article Of Pc
ruvian Guauo, and whatever else they may
want in the Agricultural line. His arrange
mcnts now for getting tic best Peruvian Gun
no DIRECT are second 10 no other house In this
country, and as he IS always first Ia receipt If
reduced prices and other news Of Importance
to Farmers, he very correctly styles his house,
Peruvian Guano Headquarters, and should be
glad to furnish the Farmers, and his friends
generally, with Peruvian Guauo, the best A
No. inspected article, at present reduced
prices.
A GRTCULTUR1L IHTaK E5TENTS and
MI CHiNHR \ in great uaria4, As tlo m
dersi2ncd is originally practical Amiclta-
raj Maehinist, with an experience OF twelve
ycsrs, and brought up in the country where
those implements are used extensively, II need
not be asked, does J p. BARTHOLuW I'M
derstand his business? Go through his extern
sive establishment, and you win find the best
selected assortment Of Agricultural Imple-
meuts, Machinery, ied and Garden Seeds and
Fertilizers ever offered in this market; an at
low prices and fair dealing His motto is, 20
live and let live, TO make customers and keep
them. To accomplish this he must please ill
who call upon him or favor him with their
orders
Farmers Headquarters, opposite east end
Centre Market, between Peuna. Avenue and
the Canal, Washington City. y C.
oct J. P. BARTHOL0W.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-12-24
PERUVIAN cuAM0
r Q due ed in Price

E7A1MERs, please take notice. that SNIP
a. son has REDUCED the price Of pcruvi-
an Guano. A full supply Of y Mol on band
jus! received, q lot Of REESE'S GUAN0,
better for Wheat aad G -ass thsn the Peruvian
and just as strong in ammonia.
EAIy'S BL0OD a7d WOOL MANURE,
q new apd valuable Fertilizer Try It'll
BONE DUST, in quantities as ordered
REMEMBER, il you plcase-the place to buy
at, is the H8pea3m GUcno Dspot Of
f. F. SIMPSON,
No. 5l9 18th street. north Of Pa ave.
oct l5-6t Sign OF Gold Eagle.
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preecdented low price ef 50. G29 have shown
them to competent judges who pronounce
them the best Boots for the price in the Unit
ed States.
also have a splendid sewcd GLITTER
BO0T, made Of the very best French calf
skin patent leather, all Of the latest style, for
$40
Competition is out OF the question All
ask is for gentlemen 70 come and see for them
selves. Terms positively cash.
y. B. As for my stock Of Boots, win bet
500 to $50 that they are the best Boots at the
price. in regular way, in the U. States.
ian 2G-l2m
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AsVCTION NOTICE-LARGE AND UNRESERvED SALE
of elegant household furniture pianoforte. paintings
br7es sauary wines horses carriages harness TO-
this day wednesday, Dec ~ at the private residence
West Twenty sixth street. Sixth avenue embracing the
largest and best assortment of household furniture
auction this The auconeer would attention Of
his friends and the public to the SALE every article
DRAWING ROOMS
6uperby carved rosewood paror suits consisting of two
fas two arm chairs two reception chairs and eight parlor
chairs covered rich brocade rosewood
case lined with rosewood eegeres mirror doors
Turkish and reception chairs, sauary marble top
table sofa and side tables velvet Brussels
carpet to match rich lace cornces pier
and mante mirrors marble slab and brackets French China
vases and figures Paran marble statuetes.
PIANOFORTE
Rosewood octave panofore pearl keys and inad
with pearl rosewood STOOL French cloth richly
broidered; cloth cover, music rack and books
OIL. PAINTINGS
by celebrated artists Madonna, by Ceers two land
scapes by Cole fruit piece winter &c. French line
cravings, &C. .
Solid extension table, Herzs patent sideboard
chairs French china dinner and silver
baskets dinner and rich and
engraved glass decaners goblets Wines champagne
tumbers ivory handled knives and forks rosewood dining
CHAMBERS.
Carved rosewood bureaus with satuary marble tops
French plate mirrors bedsteads and
mattresses feather beds holsters and pillows blankets Sheets
de- sofas rockers chairs card tables Sale
commence at l01s o'clock N. B-A competent person will
be in attendance pack ship cart the goods
post required of all purchasers.
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
ACT f.

bfNOfSlS OF sCENEHf AND
SCENE Morning Room :. Trench.ra Maeo. Amy
uoSa ,ssn s Sea slaw eosss a. 9asno~n eca wSers
dead branch OF the genealogical tree an nere
Ing Invalid unexpected arrival American cousin;
der no ssPscss no nothing m American drink; brandy
SCENE i-Room in Trrnrhard Manor .rhorne
model lawyer and sdranAen clerk; debt the Nemesis
spssve terrible price d.sshisr. h.epas.. for fathers
SOME nI.A Drs..lnx Room :; Amy
rosy sronsed new hair dye m sn.ous INQUIRER hesetor
Storm. Come '.Slsau, and end 2II.Aosf
SCENE Inc orel GALLERY - rAxne
ss~rn chase vsws mssrincpis wbolssoms rebuff wanted
bsrber lore IN embryo The interview hs nissry
SCENE INA ssssI p. i.o.e nope MO ae.D.
A. eSn mamad snohsr cn an nyas ri a.
new sppeass Tor s nasnce Saas refusal j. S'rsa,s
y aSs colo! % hair is.viss.: sarprss psrs, Ssiaf
SCENE The Model Dairy.
in %sg love he r t oa is1i
inS the composeni par Of many ohe great
true hero. -
An obci-ns asasb.er With wei regussf arsrt'r sod
good qusies better than monetary espeetstons syece worn
archer as1 s. &. hs s'S Sc sap nsss
,Sas hi rsPps love 's ,a &
ship IN sight bsd news unetpeed rnfS Just
ward; thu sunshine of happiness
SCENE r1The Wine Cellar. ...........hlmy
Evil spirits, social party; wine IN, W.T. out; Coyle intou
Gated constructive larceny Coyle redvvus' assault and bal
'"'' sERrF fv.-sr Edwsrd's Apartment,
A fathers despair: \ fssrfsi alternative
SCENE N.Coyles Ofce Amy
The search, the private bureau; mensnrsson and
hey; Coys liberty little rough and tumble Coyie
down, The rresse found villain NJ bar; kurcots pledge
SCENE vI-str Edwards Apartment
nir EDWARDS despair suicide, The oowsrds refuge Flo.
scrNE yfI-flbrAry os Str Htward rr.ucnard.
Coyes repsratou chapter OF scctfens MurcoE orTve
and insaaion steward OF frepchard MAJOR; mst
ony the eync urJves vrry contagious everybody mar
red and settled; everybody happiness cumplete.
End Of piece. --
The Orchestra under The direction 81 NJ THOMAS BAKER,
will PERFORM Tor the hrs, tine new Comic Polka, entitled
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN; Or, THs sSrEztsG PoLga,
10 conclude w the celebrated farce.
A CAPTAINS NOT A MISS.
km syno,ss sy vessr. urpe Mroasi Iesies Pssr
Brown. and Msees FLYNN ard Couldock
Dress sesis may be secured week IN advance.
without charge, 81 - cents each.
Doors open Al o., W Commences at ~ O'Clock precisely.
NOTICE
10 order 70 AFFORD ladies' and children opportunity of wit
messing ... .S.,..x.,.. :. .,o.,,...,
The Management would respectfully annoance
a GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
" '"'' CffRIsrxAs DAY
SATURDAY bee. q, 1854.
Doors open Al |; 70 commence Al 2 O'Clock.
Box book open for the afternoon perfornsnce.
MANAGEMENT would respectfully anngunca all "a the
WONT vFRr0N FUND ASSOCIATIONS,
Grand af,rruoon performance Of
OtR AMERICAN COUSIN
on "wednesday nec. 70, i-ss.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NOW READY, -
IN THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
yop

Nov READY, - -
IN TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
For January, 1859.
The publishers take pleasure announcing that THE Minis
ter's Wooing,' a serial story by
BEEciIER STOWE,
begun In the Dece mber NUMBER will be continued through
the volume il not necessary to bespeak che pub
lie attention author universally known and sp recat
ed The OF the novel laid In New England at the
Rod Immediately following the Revolution In which the
thor will have full opportunity for the display of her varied
powers
The pages Of the Atlantic stereoyped and back
bers can be supplied.
TermsIhree dollars per annum. or twenty 1--we cents q
number Upon the receipt the subscription price the pub
fishers will mail the work any of the United States
paid Subscriptions may begin with either the first any sub
sequent number.
Cuts-For dollars the publishers will send Ave copies
Of the Atlantic for year. the subscribers to their own
possge.
Cergymen teachers and posmasers will receive the work
for two dollars year
Booksellers and will obtain the terms by the hum
dred, etc, upon application to the publishers.
PHILLIPS SAMPSON 4 CO,
Is Winter street, Boston.
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VVAIdAUK6 THEATRE.
w ALTERATION or TINY
Doors open al 6M: to commenre M o d1cn
TWELFTH NIGHT

GREATEST ARTISTIC TRIUMPH
Witnessed in New York
Revival of Hhskaper~'s
MERCHANT OF vENfcx
In thin play shassper6 hAs beluesthr5 q pessyy oHr ~
hs uos perfect wcrkspowers IN ia eect anu marvellous
III is ngaauty While the or The jew charaetsr
tied by assumption Of biblical phrsssoagy lhe apprsi .
Pora " the qnAiy mercy Invested wi.d heavenly clio
quence. elevag be poet 10 suhiny Tho i1tsnducou %
the Princes Of Morocco Beinon hitherto omit
ted Ia restored for the purpose OF strictly adherrg b.
the anho text and OF hehenng the Interest attached q he
eptsode OF the caskets
The COSTUMES are OF Sixteenth century be,ug Of s
description during the Of FrauGs OF traocs
HeEry VIII. OF England DC.
NEW ADVANCEMENT OF THE STAGE
irving unusual space width and distance In 70 secure
full effect for the
NEW AND SPLENDID SCENERY
painted by Isherwood Wallace and asssaris and derived
from the nos reliable and authentic sources.
THE CAST
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DARNuM's wrsEUM-SEw COMIC PANrowIME NJ
ID the sninF;ahe Troupe Of zAvIsTUWSKI children. Wed
neday, Dec y, afternoon n evening h O'Clock Ia Fes
Dagsants By The ysyisso~sk Troupe WOMAN HsRfAlrH.
HOPE AND TRIALS, By the WREN Juvenile Comedians.
Followed by the new original ccmcal, MUSICAL psntouina
CAL artistlcs grand whasicaty with scenery.
dresses properties decorations tricks &C CUPID ANn Hts
FROICs Fabien, propretaire George; Pierre 0rf Ia
Petite Fuene Cupid Infant Alice FAIRIES morsls citizens.
Ac by the Zavis,osn Troupe snd sussres The famess
Aqnara Happy Family, &c W be at the time. Al.
mltance IS cents; children under ten, IS cents.
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BALES Ar AUCTION.

A S. RICHARDS, AUCTIoNEER. 100 CASES BOOTS
a: shoes and rubbers, by RICHARDS WHlTlNGo. 81
street Winter goods Of every description Catalogues morn
ing Of sale.
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ssIGNEEs' SALE OF THE STOCK OF AN IRON
IA foundry.-G. q. HORTON viii sell Thursday Dec.
S a, lo O'Clock in Twenty ninth street near First avenue
the OF iron foundry consisting OF about - tons of
iron shnery scrap engine boiler
patterns, tasks, ladies'. &C. BY order.
NICHOL 4 BILLERwELI, Assignees
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r AURA KEENE'S THEATRE, 624 BROADWAY.
IL TENTH WEEK
UNDIMINISHED SUCCESS

TOM TAyLORB GREAT ORIGINAL. co NEEDY
which has achieved than piece pro-
duced In New York. having been performed for
NINE CONSECUTIVE WEEKS,
during which time has been witnessed BY than
NINETY THOUSAND PEOPLE.
In consequence OF the immense the cement
deem simply II for repetition
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec e. 1853.
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Asa Tren rhard, live Yankee Jeferscn
Sir Edward Trenchard Barones varrey
Lord Soihern
lieut. Vernon K Mr. Tsevick
Capt Mr.. Clinton
Coyie Auorney bnrnet
Abel Murco his Couldock
Blnney, butler MI Peters
Buidicombs, Lord Dundreary Mr. Mcouall
John whicker under gardener .........Mr. brown
Florence NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sss Keene
Mrs hountchesangn Miss May Weles
aserssna daughters M1s s soSs9S
Mary Meredffh sarah stevens
sharpe, Mss Treuchsrda maid. Miss Flynn
Sknlett Mira maid Mrs Levck
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A UCTI0S NoTICE.-R. II. GIBSON, AUCTIoNEER-
hoeany hsasehod excellent ROSEWOOD piano.
iure covered expensive and desirable patterns Of
French satin costly pier and mane French plate mirrors
variety costly silver ware, heavy the
vases sn warn re and nrma eoeks & ae Tb
particular attention Of honsekeeper hotel keepers and the
sale q the above rich and costly household furniture
der Tor cash on The premises No West Fourteenth
near Eighth avenue at lo o'clock tomorrow rhnrsday)
i've story dwelling house the whole q which WIN posi-
Ing q sale when Ss woe can Se examined
Parorconan about $50 yards Of superior velvet carpets
blue and gold crimson and god sasa the erpen
sss e . and a
covered ia gold blue crimson and satin three solid
sivey carved rosewood pier sofa and side tables
bic tops three costly rsewSos eeseres WIN marble tops
dies tables bronze and ormolu clocks elegant
panses e orr France %ssncsnl French plate pier
glass with ch and heavy gold frame heavy lace
oil paintings BY native artists such as landscapes winter
graphs sss p a " Whole forming very pleasing
collection superior rosewood psnofor city made fun seven
plate and richly set with pearl being valuable and costly In
IA san with an elegant and cosby
Dining RoomRch velvet tapestry carpet IN good order
manner marble .op isacy asie. sofa beds chair.
The ruby and crys, cut glass ware wnes
iers sobeis and decsnt-s match rich china and
cake baskets casters spoons forks liquor
islands superior table cutlery, marble pitchers, &c
Chambers and Nurserycosiy solid Rosewood and maho
Rany beesds sssuaiy marble top bureaus washsnds and
cnumodes match 20 pure hair mattresses from ~ % W
pounds BORDER and excellent conon feather beds
holsters pillows silk and sstr bed spreads
linen sheets ingram carpets bedroom mirrors clocks toilet
tables toc, orohs stair carpets aud rods
mAhoRany cushioned chairs rockers Sofas lounges couch
beds hal stand tables, together with
and desirable Of basement and AZ hen
Ac Ac with which the sale vii commence The sale % tbs
above fnrrur. rendered absolutely necessary, and viii
Tostvrv take place without regard responsible
person viii attendance pack and ship The articles going
out reasonable charge Deposits satisfactory
ausoneer win Re required from gu purchasers Term.
ali ana only money haukshe this will received IN
payment Of bills T. j. BARNEY, Attorney Tor Mortgage.
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ITO LET-THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, FOR ANY NIGHT
during December and January except Sundays having
been already engaged for
FREE SABBATH EVENING SERVICES,
the fifth of which will take place Sunday next Dec 3
and will be continued
THROUGHOUT THE WINTER.
Application TO be made TO Mr. TUNSoS door OF the
Academy Of Music. Fourteenth street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE HEIRS or THE
IN estate Mary Neal deceased late Of the town 81 Nlrh
reid county of Richmond state ~ New YORK q make them
the undersigned the above town and
State aforesaid before the aFs, day Of March 1889
CAPRy DURRUA, Administrator.
EorthGcld, Richmond Co, N, r., Dec, 10, 1855,
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DEAD, READ, READ.
IL THE MEDICINE OF THE AGE.

YOukG'S SPURIOUS WIFE.
For the OF ieons sprans bruises cuts
stoned By colds cramps eh6ains &e poisonous bites q
limbs or ' Bowels liver COMPLAIN, disSss and collie For
osw and s Ibis msns : remedy
pain the first application, and Two three app
ali Diseases + superior % ali other medicnes
also An sxcseu, remedy for many other u. thai nesh
every vessel, and be carried by every traveller.
Fun direction. sSocmgssy each bottle The gensne al
street BY CnAs. y. YOUNG,
The following some Of the cerhces Of lis virtues
take pleasure furnishing you the following certificate:
tusd by You for fcons both Tor myself and friends ia many
%.s md haze .s W" ss nj . s
speedy and certain cure. OLIVER y. fAsna.
Ma. sAsL YouHG'--DEAs SIR
sssry give the tOwiag eero s for The bensa o.
with the ckaw. Her considered exceedingly des
ssd en %e hsg a he %
o., s ia r e +. THIS % %se ws I. ss
ment of AL present abe opened her returned 70
fEoVnrScE r. l. coRsnEIus s. Josrs.
CyoKED MEATS AND MESS poRK-vAS BRuSr a
Swatrous pork packers oer for CITY hams
shoders bacon ard Duchess county PORK At
VIC ~" VAN BRTST wATRoUs, 90 Chambers st. NY
4 on SALE Al q fRASKLIS STREET.
n
WHOLESALE POULTERERS,
who having made Immense onaess Nth te cs @
Jersey vii sell them retail, tne public. single turkey
the regular wholesale price Also an Assortment Of ducks
seese chickens and game Prime beef ma0" and pork
The New Poultry Market % Franklin street. twodoos west Of
norstEExFrR,. c,rL nrTOKs roc sur rorH roUtrRr.
TocrHAcHs, CURED WITHOUT PAIN OR MUIR
CERTAIN CrRE.
- SCOTS T0oTHsCHE DESTROYER,
VIII invariably the Of iohache and givs relief
q the aEoullng suffering II VIII not inure the teeth has
10 0s" nvf APPLICATION rs SUFFICIENT
To give relief 10 the wors, matter how much decayei
the teeth
Ii viii draw the Inflammation from he gums and viii
uICERArED TEETH o.. SWOLLEN FACE,
And render decayed teeri as useful ~ over -
Ladies and gentlemen suffering tocvaschs should
bottle before applying 70 he torture Of donsts insru
Principal depo, ss Grand % Allen street ~
r. sold In Williamsburg Al tvtngstons gEst ~ and 2tf
Grand street 10 Brooklyn 81 Mrs Hays, No. Tvs Fulton
ssrees.
rHr RIGHTS or woNEN-rHERE ARE THOUSANDS
IL women in this city daily defrsuded OF just
rights hundreds who endure abuse and actual cruelty n the
hy psy the 81 lawyers. Their children
also often the nnccepl victims ~ this ignorance law
yer y esper,snfe put y aei means Ws s ~ ~ na prg
willing 90 devote portion o hs tine y ne alienation Of these
aS 81 advice he laws Of msrse or divorce
possession o. convsyane q real ss , oin'ats
ty onsely stating the " The case with the enclosure Of
re Small zee y one dollar 80 ~, ~ s b ~ AZ W. o,
ton afforded her her offspring BY the law Legal advice
upon other subjects Riveu upon TIE same reasonable terms
vXOODg TRUNK MANDATORY, ZIG HUDSON
w street. Of Canal call makes no obligation 70
purchase
ave- us Avn TOUACCO.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.. BoGART, AUCTIoNEER-BYs q.
"A BOGARTWednesiay, Dec p at IL O'Clock, at the
ton rooms No. North William street. mortgage sale law
books large and valuable library books consisting of
about 900 volumes NJ. FOLSOM attorney for msrigagee.
Office Is Pine street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


"A
PRICES kALYDOR
Is only preparation that will transform the skin into
Soft smooth, transparent appearance
The above cosmetic fragrant perfume and Is
fectX mild and harmless and at the same time most
Charming beauther Of the skin.
II will all eruptions such reiness rough
freckes pimpIes saheum and s oher errptops the
flesh heir Chaps chibsns sore lips and other ercora
the skin much dreaded during the winter months,
completely removed by the above preparation Ladies' using
chaks menfun and other poisonous articles FOR the skin
should boeoniy twenty Ave cents six for ST. Prn
cpa depot 06 Grand street drug store. Sold In Williams
burg Livingstone drug I'D and IA Grand street,
Brooklyn AT Mrs Hayes, us Fulton street.
II HIKA'S TooTHACHE REMEDY 1T CAUSES NO
IL pain when applied; Is certain aud permanent cure In
distressing and contains poison
thing least degree injurious Price Is cent by mail ten
three stamps. II. H1KA S01s Prince street
IF THE TWO LADIES WHO CALLED on NE WILL
call again will furnish them others with Singer,
Wheeler a sewing hino per cent
less than the Manufacturers price, Address o. Il. Potter,
Post Office.
L INDLING wooD-FoR SALE IN BUNDLES AND
N Bundles 81 81 hundred. Boxes delivered
~ cents Apply at $50 Washington street. OF r. HAMILTON
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TIE ExCEIaIOR TROUPE or THE woRLD.
Mechanic Hall, AZ Broadway above Grand street
Monday Dec ~, and every night Ia NE week. The ne~t
popular place Of Amusement IN tbs city Crowded houses
- JERRY and DAN BRYANT
IN their lauphabe sayings and donrs
scene. a Phslon' s-Tyroleam Afrfcan Cousin
wAMBOLD and PRENDERQAST, ne fsvori,e vocslists.
ON CHRIsrMAS DAY
q grand afternoon performance WIN Re given O'CLOCK
Doors open every evening stss commence ais tickets
70 cents