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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDEMNITY!
TO MERCHANTS AND PORWARDERS OF KEOKUK
12 Fer Cent. Divided In CASH.
THE HOME INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Assets, July !, 1859. sl,457,9, 70.

YINHE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY are now
4 fully prepared, in addition to their usual Fire
facilities to insure property in transit from New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore to all
Western points, and vce versa, via the Lake. Riv-
ers, Canals and Railroads, and to offer to Nestern
Merchants and others importing or exporting
property inland, suficient inducements to obtain
their Insurance AT HoMK.
II. B. TEN-EYCK, Agent at Keokuk is fully an
thorized to issue open Policies, and make contract
agreements on rs favorable terms and rates as can
be obtained in respectable Companies in Atlantic
cities allowing the assured full benefit Of DrRKcI
CASH REBATE, fully equal 10 the"ScRIP DIVIDEND
Of Mutua Companies, which has heretofore gone
into the Golfers Of consianees and jobbers Of East
ern cities. The Home Policies are Of new form
and very much simplifed, giving the indemnity
paid for.
All losses equitaby adj ustcd and promptly paid
here, by II. Ii. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Corner Of Main and % SITS, Keokuk,
August 5, '59-dlm
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Physician Bc4cFit OF the sabbath.
The Sabbath is Gods special present to the
working man, and one of his chief objects is
to prolong his life, and preserve Efficient his
working tone. In tho vital system it acts like
compensation pond it replenishes the
spirits, the elasticity, and vigor which the last
six have drained away, and supplies the
force which is to fill the six days succeeding;
and, in the economy Of experience, it an
swers the same purpose as in the economy Of
income 10 answered BY q savings bank. The
frugal man puts away pound to-day and
another pound next month, and who, in
quiet way, is putting by his stated pound
from time to time, when he grows old and
frail, gets not only tbs same pound back
again, but good many pounds besides. And
the conscientious man, who husbands one
day Of his existence every week-who, in
stead OF allowing the SABBATH TO be trsmpled
and torn in the hurry and scramble Of life,
treasures it devoutly up, the Lord Of the
Sabbath keeps it for him, and in the length
Of days, the hale old age gives it back with
usury. The savings bank Of human exis-
tence is the weekly Sabbath.-[North British
Review.
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TURNED TO SroNE.--The Oxford Miss. J
Mercury Of the 10th ult., says:
The body OF young man named Searcy,
who WAS buried four years ago OF Hurricane
Greek, Tishomingo county, Miss, was ex-
humed the other day and found to be partial
ly petrifed. The hands, arms, legs and
thighs had turned to solid stone.',
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c. The N. Y. Independent says OF Theo-
dore Parker's voluminous farewell letter 10
his congregation which has Just been pub
lished, that in "egotism, malignity, censori-
business and irreverence 1t must take rank
with the worst illusions of Thomas Paine 2,
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Casino STATISTICS has been estimated
that the hairs on the tip Of dogs tail of the
average length OF thirteen inches, (tal, not
hair, D are made to traverse 264 1892 miles by
the simple act of wagging during an ordinary
happy life of nine years, two months and
eleven days, which is the mean life time Of
the animal.
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ET-It is estimated that ia the last six years
there we're Is 900 900 gallons Of liquor, and
100000 gallons Of wine, imported into Call
ifornia, and nearly all that time there have
been five distiileries and eighty six breweries
at work in tho State.
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WILL EXHIBIT AT KEOKUK,
Friday. Aug. S, 1859.

Three Lady Riders and Dansueses
TWO NO. Glow NSy
COMPLETE TROUPE OF TALENTED EoUEs
TRIANSt
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GA little boy. returning from the Sun
day School said to his mother,-"Ma, aim,
there kittenchism for little boys this cate
chism is so hard"
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GT- Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon continues to be az
popular as ever. lie mentioned that he had
10 single week addressed thirty thousand
people. On one occasion he preached to four
acres OF human beings!
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Republican Nominations.


The Republicans Of jackson Township will meet
in vERAEDAH HALL, KE0KUK, on SATUR-
DAY, AUGUST 9Th, at CLOCK p. m, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the County Re-
publican Conv enton, at Charleston, and transact
ing such other business AS may be brought before
the Convention.
BY order OF the Townsphip Republican Central
COMMITTEE. GEO. w. McCRARY,
July 80, 1859. Chairman.
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This distinguished man, late President OF
Antioch College, died at Yellow Springs, on
the ID inst.
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Type, Presses, Ink,
And EvERr ARTICLE REQUIRED IN
NEWSPAPER, BOOK Oh JOB OFFICE,

VNHE Improvements made in the preparation of
L Metals, give TO the Type manufactured At this
Foundry great reputation for durability. The
subscriber is prepared with greatly increased ia.
cilties to supply the wants Of the trade through
out the West.
He will continue to keep in store large stock Of
Hoe Co. ., and Ruggies' celebrated
PRINTING PR EsSES,
Which, together with those OF any other maker
will be furnished Mt MANUFACTURERS Pmcxs.
lie has recently made arrangements with Il. X.
Webb Of New York, formerly Wells Webb, and
will hereafter keep on hand large stock Of his
WOOD TYPE,
The beet in the market. Parties wishing to order
largely of Wood Type, will be furnished with Mr.
Webs Specimen Book.
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Sgnor Armstrong, the Equestrian Magician and
Jugglcr.
Mr.. IL. 8. Gardner, the great Rope and Wire
Performer.
IL err Wellington, the Light and Heavy Balancer
and wonderful Silt Performer.
Seth Knapp, the Universal Jester and sin einc
Motley.
Buck Gardner, the Great Southern Trick Clown.
Master Charlie and Willie, the Juvenile Prodi-
gies.
All Of whom will enter the ring in various per
formances, in friendly strife for the championship
of the ring.
G1- At the close Of the grand Leapinr Act by
the company, Messrs. W orIand and Gardner will
each throw Double Summersault
- Previous to tho Afternoon Exhibition
Md'lle Worlard will make . terrific ascension on
Single Wire 800 feet long, from the ground to the
top OK the centre pole Of the canvas. ANFREE
TO ALL.E2
Internationally ushers in attendance Par
ticular attention paid to ladies accompanied by
their families.
I~Postively no smoking allowed within the
canvass.
D%Doors open at 2 and Z o'clock p. m. Per.
Torrance commences half an hour after.
ADMISSION-Box so cents. Childr en- under IL
years of age, half price to box.
July rs, '5o-w7t daug345
GA-At Waterloo, Mo-, Wednesday, Aug. 4th.
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"BRlsroL Bull According to the CORES
pondent Of "a Brattleboro paper, who has late
ly paid u visit to the Vermont State Prison,
this once famous criminal Is completely bro
ken down.
sin the first shop we visited our attention
was directed to the noted Bristol Bill, who is
certainly the last man that one only acquaint-
ed with HE history, would select as the no.
ted burglar, counterfeiter md prison break
er. His appearance 10 that Of broken down,
feeble old man, emaciated and grey .haired !;
bis countenanee expresses hopeless misery,
and bis whole appearance Is calculated to ex-
cite the pity Of those who see him. lie looks
neither to the right nor the left, not even
giving to the visitor glance of his cold gray
eye. His work IL smoothing off the snaths.
visited his cell, and found number OF
books in it, and on his pillow lay copy OF
the Bible.n
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COUNTY WARRANTS.
r AM directed to buy $1,000 worth of County
Warrants, and will pay cash for same. My
Office is In the Verandah Building.
Aug4d3t Ill. SCOTT HOWELL.
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E i, n n.

~ Tuesday, ~ inst, a fortmonnaie, On the
OLevee. containing small quantity of money
and some notes, which the owner can have by cali
ing At Chittcnden, McGavic 4 Co.'s, and proving
property and paying for this advertisement.
keokuk Aug. 4. so dat
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1.-TWO Double Somerset mon. A
i Grand operate Brass and String
Orchestra, led by Professor Bailey.
Splendid Stud Of Blooded Perform
ing Horses, Ponies and Mules.
With this Mammoth concern may
be found the following talented ar
fists, which have been selected from
the leading Equestrian Companies
in America and on tho Continent.
The Carroll Family.
Mons. w. b. Carroll, the best
general performer in the world.
Mad. Carroll, the Queen Of Eques-
triennes.
Mile Marie, the beautiful, grace
full and daring French Equestrienne.
Mr.. Maurice Sands, the incom-
parable Single Horseman, just re-
turned from Europe.
Mons. Jerry Worland, the great
est Leaper and Vaulter in the
world.
Mr.. T. dravin, the wor ld-re-
nowned Equestrian and Acrobat.
Herr Jennings, the Man Of Iron,
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The following httcrng notice is taken from
the Portsmouth tOhio) Seioto Valley Republican,
Of April Sd, 1858:
ScANDINAvTA-A friend writesto us for our "rcul
opinion" Of DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Rene.
dies--whore he can obtain them and why they
are called Scandinavian" and We are frequently
asked the srme questions Scandinavia is the an.
cient name of Sweden and Norway, and Scaniin.
avian, that lie = Swede or Norwegian, ahectionate-
calls his country "Scandinavia," in the same
sense ms we speak Of Columbia" or 1.-The Tn.
ion" By the way, there are over nine thousand
Scandinavian families in Dane County, Wiscon.
ain. Although n citizen of this country for many
years, DE-. Rohack is a Swele by birth ana com
pounds his Medicines Of Swedish herbs, we think
the nane is very appropriate. We have the very
highest opinion Of the Medicines, and of Dr. Ro.
back himself, who is not only singularly skill.
ful physician, but gentleman of the Old School
ss we know personally. Our advertisement col.
umns will nnswer the rest Of our friends letter.
5O6-wt
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DIED,


In this village, on Monday evening las,
of Pulmonary Consumption. DELLA NJ
WORRALLO,only daughter of J. o. and L.
A. Worrailo, aged 20 years.
Possessing clear discriminating mind
carefully and accurately cultivated, of de.
cldod perseverance, and force of character
strong attachments. high homes aud aims.
and elevated moral and religious principlcs
future of high promise opened before her,
The hopes of her fond parents and of many
attached friends conferred in her. But
slow, insidous, blightiug disease poisoned
tho fountains of life and sbo slowly faded
from our sight, and with her persisted ali
her fondly cherished nticipatons-tho lipht
and joy of her parents hearts. now loft to
pursue !ites journey alone. Yet, while we
laid the worn-out casket in the marrow
mouse, VIC were comforted by tho assurance
90 felt, that tho precious jewel was safely
treasured abovo-that even thcn she was
uniting her voice, so long accustomed to "a.
cred song, with the celestial choir, in those
sublime anthems of praise to Him to whom
she cousccrated herself in earlv YOUTH
who had been her guide. protector and
frioud, in health and wasting sickness. and
In whom she trusted az she passed tho dark
valley, no longer dark to her, but the portal
OF eternal day. [CoM.
In Claridon. Sept. 10th, of inflammation OF
tho brain, CLYDE e., eldest son of Minot,
and Harriet Allen, aged years.
In Chardop. August 18th. ALGERNON
w, youngest son OF Wm P. and Almeda NJ
Cieugb. aged two years and six days.
. Ia Huutsburgh, Thursday morning Sept.
19th, Of hemorrhage of the lungs. ACHSA
Iat.n H..
Reed, aged fifteen years.
The deceased had been afflicted more or
less, for tho past three or four months, with
an liberation and hemorrhage of tho lungs,
but not OF such character as to coniinu
her to her room, until recent and more
fatal attack, when she was confined but
three days and died 1t is but few days
since she returned from visit to some OF
her relatives living in Bristol. Trumbuil Co..
slough it seems she returned but to die
She has now gono upon visit, but unlike
her former visits. che will not return again.
for il is the ultimate borne of all men,
Therefore. parents why mourn the departure
OF that beloved daughter "She is not
lost, but gouc before" Though thore is u
vacant seat in tho family circle, and the
familiar voice that once miugied n the do
nestle associations will be heard no more.
and tho places that know her, will know
hor no more forever" vet there is a con.
soIing thought that her spirit has winged
its way to homo beyond the affl citing fats
Of fate, where it may bloom in field more
congeniat to the finer susceptibiitics of the
human soul, than tho grosser matorialties
of this mortal spbere. Therefore friends
dry up tho sorrowing tear, for death is but
the common lot Of man. rCoM.
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During the summer that has Just


passed away. thousands Cf sufferers from
dyscntcry aud dinrrhnt have boon rclicvct
by the use OF HOSTErTER'S BITTERS. 1
medicine which is evidently destined I,
maintain permanent place IN the publ,
estimation. Bilious dinrrhea is nne of
those diseases which battles the skill of the
physician. The medicine they administer
10 act upon tho bowels never seems to roach
the source of tho evil. Tho difficulty is tc
get remedy that will reach all tho digest.
i've organs. and give thcm simultaneously a
rush of vigor, 10 rid themselves of this
disease. This problem is solved by thu
BITTERs. which never fail to conquer the
most stubborn cases. 1t is only far to say
that during tho season just closed. this mod
icino has achieved more cures than any
other ever presented to the public, and du.
ring the fall when that terrible scourgc
the fever aud Gguo is SO prevalent, tho Bit
TIERS will gain fresh fame
Sold by druggists aud dealers generally
everywhere.
ls- SEQ advertisement in another column.
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N office.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Commits.
~ Slohers OF Geauga County will be in the
to"hshIp oi burton, at n point where the road
leadlhg from Burton 10 PaTkman crosses the Guy.
ahoga River, about one mile south OF Burton
square, on Monday the lIth day of Novembe,
next, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, to receive proposals for
ihe building OF Bridge aud the ahutmemts as the
point above nnmed, across said river Said bridge
tn Oe OF the style OF the Truss Bridge, (so cnlle1
about 92 feet long and ~ feet wide, timber and
plahk TO be White oak, covering OF good materials
and stone abutments. They will also, n the same
time, receive proposals forgravelling the omhank.
ment across the Cuyuhoga Flats, at the above.
named place.
They will also be in Russell township on Tues.
day, the 18th day OF November next, at 10 o'clock,
A, VI at point where the East Branch OF the Cha.
grin River crosses the Road leading from Fuller
Mill TO the Chillico he Road, to receive proposals
Tor the building of bridge and the abutments
across said stream, at thar point. Said bridge Ia
be about 40 feet LONG and l2 feet wide, material
and manner Of buildiug same as above
Also, on Wednesday, the 10th day dav of said
MONTH at the 10 O'Clock, A, in the sonih pnrl ul
liamhden township, where the West Branch Of
INC Cuyahoga River cross the State Road. ncnr
Col A. h. S,sson's dwelling house, to receive pro.
prosals Tor the building of bridge al that place,
across sold stream Said last.named bridge 10 be
about % feet long and IL fee; wide A full de
scripion OF said bridges will he given by the Com.
mlssloacrs, at the lime otreceivng said proposals
by order OF the Commissioners.
C. C. FIELD, County Auditor.
Chardon, Sept. 80, 1859. 5O7w7
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NOiicp.-Thcro "

NOiice.-Thcro will bc meeting of
the Home Missionary Sociotv of tho West.
arn Reserve Association OF Un,vnrsalists at
PaincsvilIc. on Wednesday aud Thursday.
the 18th and 18th Of Oct 1859. A general
invitation is extended to tho friends through.
out this region. Come. lot VA go up to this
meeting with rejoicing hearts.
S. Z. MERRlFIELD, Cierk
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NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting of the Geauga County
Mutual Fire Insurance Co faF-the Election Of of.
icers for the year 10 come, and fcr the lransac.
ton OF such other husuo ss as the wants and in.
terests uL the Company may require, will be held
at the Office OF Phelps 4 Thrnshcr. on Thursday,
the goth day ofOctober, 1859, at o'clock,
J. NJ Per Order
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In Claridon, Sunday evening. Oct 81 by
n. U. Lyon Esq. Mr.. JAMES r. FORD Of
Claridon, to Miss FANNY ANDREWS of
NoWbury.
In Burton. Sept 9th. BY Rev. D. witter.
Mr. SAMUEL 9. HOTCHKISS, and Miss
MARY f PERSON.
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.


NAHRONIC DISEASES successfully treated,
" even when given up by the most skillTul Phy-
sicans.
CONSUMPTION and all diseases OF the Lungs,
Scro'ulous Affections of the Joints, White Swell
ings, &c. with all the varied forms OF Scrolulous
ana Scorbu'ic Diseases, are successfully ea.ed.
No where can Consumptiyes resort with SO certain
prospect Of cure.
The patient is not under the absolute necessity
OF app ying in person Tor Treatment, though that is
desirable; hut the cnse "a vial Of Urine) with
uenh OF symptoms, will enable the Doctor to pre-
scribe successfully.
In the Treatm ment Of the Dis.
eases OF Women, DIR. Sands follows in the footsteps
| Of the late distinguished DR.. Vandeveer, whose
successful treatment of those diseases can be at
| tested by thousands Of females IN nH parts Of the
! United States For Failing Of the Womb, Lucor-
rhea or Whites, &c cure is guaraeed DR. SIS,
treatment ot Children is new and successful
Co4URGERY and Surgical Diseases can receive
| ~ that Treatment which secures return TO
Heath, without n resort to that fearful instrument
the KNIFE. Dr. Sands is n Surgeon of the conserv.
atiye class, using the knife only as n last resort
DIR. Sands will cure Old Sores aud All
Ernptive Diseases OF the Skin, no matter Of how
! Bong saTdi &. He makes use Of universal BO-
IANlC Remedies; no Cdiomel or other dectere-
ons drugs are used. Persons from distance de-
string advice and medicine, will send general de-
scripton OF the Urine, with correct statement of
the cause and origin of the disease, and general
/ history OF symptoms, with name, age, &c.
All communications must be directed to
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IMPORT ANT TO FEMALES.--DR
CHEES EMAN'S PILLS, prepared by CORNELIUS
l.. CnEEsEMAY, NJ. D., New York Ciy-Tho com
binaton Of ingredients in these Pills are the re
suit of long anl extensive practice. They are
mild in their operation and certain in correcting
all irregularities Painful Menstrualions, removing
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise,
headache, pain in tho side, paptntion Of the heart,
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption OF
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are Invaluable, as they will
bring on the monthly period with regularity, La.
dies who have been disappointed in the use of
other Pills, can place the utmost confidence in Dr..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent to
do.
NOTICE,
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as
a mis-. carriage would certainly result thcreirom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any.
hing injurious to life or health. Explicit drec.
lions, which should be read, acc omplny each box.
Price ST. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized ngeut Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the Uniled States.
X. B. HUTCIIINS,
GENERAL AGENT FOR TIE UYITEn STATES,
los Chambcrs.St., New York.
Towhom all wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by A. Cook, Churdon, and VIM. Fisk
Cleveland. A72vl
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THE MODE or EXANlNATIoN

Pursued by Dr. Wnd5worth is very simple and
enuucy new, and by il disease Of any Of the inter.
nal vital organs is IN very few minutes detected
with facility and certainty, without asking the
patient a question, or having the least previous
knowledge Of the case.
Among the Diseases treated with perfect sue.
cess, are SCROFULA,
And all diseases OF Scroful1us origin, Ulcers,
Iumprs, Enlarged Glands or Joints, Hin Disease,
Swcllel Neck Gollrc Scrufulous Sore Eyes,
ScaId Head, Grupdous On the Head or other parts
Cancer, .is,ulu, Spinal Diseases, Dyspepsia,
Gravel, Impotence, Structures, St. Vitus Dance
Epilepsy, Rheumatism, Dropsy, &c.
All diseases peculiar 10 Females and n Chro.
mic Diseases Ot the Brain, Eyes, Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Stomach, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Shin or
other Organs. \ speedy cure warranted 10 all
diseases OF Syph.iiic or Nenercal character,
without the use OF Mercury or other poisons,
Teeth extracted without pain by Galvanism
Regular visits will be made during the yenr.
giving those who commence, opportunity to con.
iinuc till cured.
No certificates Of cures published, but references
10 any number of patients. who have been cured
will be given to those desiring them.
THE POOR LITERALLY CONSIDERED.
Any person sending correct statement OF their
symptoms, nnd enclosing 50, will have medicine,
adapted to their case sufficient to last one monl
OF five weeks, sent them by Express.
Address, II w. WADSWORTH
Batavia. N Y
June 10, 1852 4s6.uf
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CLARK q SANDS,
jamestown, Mercer Co., Pa.
DR.. S. G.. G. L A r K.

URIPATIIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
J A NJ ESTE WV,
Would respectfully inform the inhabitants of the
Western part oi The State of Pennsylvania and Of
Ohio, that he has associated with himself DR. Sands,
late Of the City of New York whom he can re-
commend as standing in the front rank Of his pro.
fession.
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MUSICAL.-.The next Mre,inv or,bs

"OSlC n L.s"Thc next Meeting of the
Geauga County MUSICAL ASSOCIATION
viii be held ot Chester, commencing at 10
o'clock, A. NJ and continuing three days. A
Concert will be given on the evening Of the first
day. NJ. l.. MIYN1RD. Sec'y.
Hambden, Oct. It'll 'jOswi
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MissPainc would announce to the peo
pie OF Chnrdon and vicinity, that her Little Band
OF Vocaists will give an Entertainment at
UNION HALL, ou WEDNESDAY, EVE,
October l2th. The Programme will bo varied by
Classic Tableoux and SCENE Representations
A inll attendance is solicited, Of those who would
encourage the cultivation OF Music. The Enter.
talnment commences at o'clock, precisely.
Doors open at OK O'Clock. Admission 10 cts