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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-08

From Dr.. Theodore Bell, Of New York City.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur.
pose aperient but find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prac-
tice proved effectual for the of bilious
plains than any remedy mention. sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgative which wor
thy the confidence of the profession and the people.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-13

purcen. Ste fubren auf Der Dpnau nur tn Der gadt,
am gage perltcdte man lie ;miIhen Sicsunaen oes
S1rohee, lnp eS mar, ais pb Die SprIebuna purd,
lst~te 9tseel CUR &erbmuun9 pcs unternetmcnS nit
mirtea nputc, trte - penn aub Irbr strtteilbaft mar,
Dap purd elm Stet9cn bcS 9SaIcrs Die prn pen Siir-
fen nahe bel 9Hien in Strpm Der Opnau aroebradbs
ten &ctten Der 6abrt tcin untelicoborcs Sinpcrri6
rcranlaBtcn. PIN 2ten September fam Winh init
Ieincr 3ufnbr ait, Die nit Sutel uuc 6reueen!brGneu
braruft murne. 9m 11tcu September nGberte fb ras
&riltlthe Seer, 10000 Mtann tart UNI am 12trn tei
Ga9csoutruh trfa6l Der SterfcIbbrrr Gpbonn Sp=
btrsf', &Gnig unp 6etp Der Nplen, ben Nnor,ff pcs
bcinnbe 100000 Streitcr sGttenrcn tiirtijhen lcercs.
@e9en Neenp mltoe pchen Wager nit Sturm crptcrt.
Sn milecm unb mjrrcm WcrrGnac Hiibtetcn biz : iire
Ten, mum Npt rcu Sruppcn Dos bcr;p9e ppn 2ctbrin-
gen ~SerFpl9t, matrenp nc gnnSe Nrmce in picicr Nnmt
%auT9rtellt tljcb. am Mtprgen ;ciatc lh i'm tiirtiIten
Wager bic llncrmcSljGfrit Der Scute, bel tcren Trr
tbetluna Steiner lccr ~aua9ina unp %icte ppbl6atcnp
puroen. Inter Nucerem flno fh cine unoebeucrr
Nten9e &affet, Der oamals in UcutIhIanp md,
ltpr 'rei1l9 trtannt mar, min atcr talo ann 0icb.
Iin9'9ctr"nt murbe. &olti6iety ~enpfua belpnprrs
"en otclem Gtcil Der Seutc ictuen reidlidbcn Wutbei1,
u'to "ut letn GrlUdacn CAB man ibm fir bic o~cleifeteu
Nienltr Me GrlhubniB lur Grrihtuna elmer ,Soffrrs
ltcntc. DaSr utcrIitB man ibm ais ]crpcjtcrtc Gan
teS9nNs Elm Hnr's neEen Dem fIrincn SildpfGUfe unp
er ir'blte gum ShiIbc Gin rpttes Sirens.
Dtcs &nFrebaue purre Gin Sammrlplab fir auc
Stanoe, nnr mar Dem &ultIhigFy 10 cintrGoIjtb, baE
CT balo mob Srei 61uicr tcinb. Spfcpb WihalumitId,
Der purt cen &ntbciI prn jcner Seutc lriuc 3utunft
ouh 9elthrrt iat, murpe crlcr Nufieber in ecnt Raj
~ttchauIr. &drrr Wunh, benz Die 3uiubr Der Qetcn5,
mittcl cine nRrbdItt SummC ciubrodtc. wurpr Hud,.
futrer unN irjue ~rri3cnOe Srrcnico ri. crtc &of,c-
ihGntin.
&NIti@jst9 it Der stammaItetcr Der o&afecIicpcr"
SStEne; nod brute ncnncn i'm uue &oTcrmirtbr Der
Start ibren Nbn nno Shubbcrrn cine Gbrc, ee=
bulrrno lcincm N~nrentcn, pcm 9Crib Scpcr pe pcr.
rtcntr Stcilnotmc ,put.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-13

$50 @orCu GruIhcb, NrrSrrtb mo Hufr- Butter,
- S0R &rtnt 9tp ('uncr,
80 6hbo. Nrint SuNr GUrCc Sam 9SGcor,
100 9toa. S0cru Ssbte urb StOulcerS,
200 gbs. @rimt DO. ] ycli Caro-,
go HC05 NrtmC 9p. l Ntaf Y0ro,
3O0 &bo. MfrbIum SIC. 3 Wodcrtl,
45O Scores Ar0m0utiNe UUe Iololp G1nbIcS,
30 @prts bl1f, brHpn Wno Y.Ipm Spov,
l25 goreS %pGrlticNcnc Srilrn, 10 Seree SaQ Soap,
30 &iCrUe 9tci5,
900 Sts. Nuc Gictr SinCNo.,
soc S6de Y19uir0 unH 9p State,
l25o00 NrinciptC, bnY0u0 unb ottitc Gi3arren,
70 SbS. Smcct NtVdrf Giorr,
40 @bS. YidcS,
200 @nren @crntan YircS,
100000 Napcr Smpt:ns &pba6I
80 gprt5 Wunprwhtr SEQ,
- ~ ~ blaG,
100 Wres 5tIarN6t unH Sban0hai NpatdrS.
400 &be. SIO 3ge umo GUnnmrn 23bisfco iperrSieb 5crtsrl
255 90 Ircndh &ron' y mb Sin,
40 hr Stunt rrb Myple 9ranpp.
80 10 Cordial uRb % 10 @aalc SS NtYe
10 20 9RalNs1 uM6 Iprtwcin,
ISrappi q 9drer. SolS SODA, lSr0ppina Sipinc. Nfrtorr. Nfrf.
fer, Singer, Scltn, SOGeIs mb @lpip zines ino pcrrStbi1 n6 ~
napen bel Wtlliam S0uIpr,
Whotiale Girrccr, Nrryijpn uno Qiaupr Dealer
No. y uS ii CAT Mainitr;ct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-13
0eutitrn 3netihenmus,
o~OriigIitsr Qualitat, tr6rlt locben Sobn Serbia

Ourh gaarsGtutduf; unb bireds Se;ebunsen gn 6asarua ns
oeutlden @ig1rrtn IN Den Stanb srleet, Gem seltiftsnebeuoen
9ublitim Ole 9r0Bten SortheiIe bel Der AuSwabl ppn Giaarrcn N
oFerTen, erlaube ib mir iur H%eitdti9uns msines Vaaers IN alien
Sortsn GtSarrsn, rWe Reaalia's, Gonbree, Operas, Qrincipico H.
T. no. sin8u aeen. Spn benz @~runoiaBe ~ars9ebcno, Sas .nr ante
lDaare uo lbnaler 9roft einer raihen llmlas bsrbcifabrt. ol1ubs
ib UNI 10 neSr af augtmsinen 3uprut, rrtnsn III rmfsn, Gi8 id,
jss Gisafre, Die bel mir 9efarft wtrb. ale frri raudbenb earantire
une rerNie SspHnunS juN9ers' y. @ttlba6fr,
2Speleiale Gigeyrsnltpre, I8te Str.
jphhtn Main u. Carr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-13
0a8 erife 3afesbau3 N 2Si.m.

s9sr" mir in Der @rf6iate bis auf bas 9afr
1883 s"rit3etsn, 10 perpsn wir fnrsn, cap bic
Giittn oerReerenO in Scfreif %sinfslsn, utpobl
Der IVA 6rirDsnslAtu6 bon Ismsemar f~ef9eIsste
sGhF 'ritjIltanO 0cn % Satrsn nod gu eeltsn
battr. jn Seltrei4 mar man auf fOI6en 8reu-
arub nlat 9'i'bt nnO ben sriten 9nfGQen Der
aaBia eidsn 5DrSen mubte man peib.n. Wau
mutts ,infreiIen nar auRAItsn trsfen, Oas Our6
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-13
Sefniintn a%cbunacn.
BRUCE'S
new -DOrker S6rift-Oie6erri

bot Ncts r~rtr6lbiS cine erupc NusmabI ppn
Sd)rl'tCn, 3icrs2 dbriftrn,
SSfnp'crten Sbriftcr, ScuhdDciI SdJritcn.
"hNRt "pich, Scrjicruuscn,
1dae)'u IL Sontcbrsft'Sbri ritter Ninfafuuscr,
wiCliiuS> II. WctsG,Siuicu, Smrd,IdiiGr
&Scifn3cnc uue sa!uauiTrtc Sfs SuaSratcu.
Circles mt GHipicn, EprmntLWlc iftcot ,c
Spftcmatiidbc Sinicu.
Vi Shrincr iub 0Mc burh Iompffraft non Sem Sicfrr S+riFt.
9icgtrti t9Cntbumihch bOrttn Wctou 0t0cGcn. Die unrrroIr;h.
!thc Stnsllt8trtt, NIT Ger mcine SdriItcn 9csoicn mcrrcn, .lcft MA
in ben Stanb, ciuc bllcrhaftcrrn ShrIftsn III zen nicbrjoitrn
NFttltn Der 9Er09nitten &apcn iorrDI 9cseu @oar ais ouf Gre. it
I'll 9trfauitu.
9ttNcn, 3olidbrtfttu, N0rbe, NdiNn Naturalization ,. licErr ID,
III c'h niEcrl9liCR 6INritprt'lCn. S6rtIprpbrt ncblt @rci7llc
merorl 9c9cn @inl,ncun8 "On I Gents fWr Oao ypilppr!o an BUD
bruGclttn pciGntt.
3rjun9obeyaus cher, mcItr bdc @v;cjac, ncbt ticitr 9fp.c, MY
ecm /. Nu9uit 1855" brcim0l 0ungbntn mo mir Gin eremrlar Is
rrr ScttunG iultnorn, tpnnct Die MISREPRESENTATION in Nnrrd,nunn
trtnNtn, McnN lr fur Cen %tlHn0Jcn SNCrth Yon mtiucn 6ltrjfstcn
t0Uftn. Wcuruc 8ruCr, $500
N0. Is G6aHber5 Ct, 9icp. Sjcrf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-13
prpIpcctus Ter nGuru &ult9aueoote
BON
s.. &SciMc'S

-
y Il M lthe NCrten
IN l'rbsn SnnnCn rcCr in so acknowledgements
a Is Cts.
NIS Fpir nt "a Nt6rS 1885 nit Ser erlfrn 0us,obs h-
oci3rlnfn NSerte YrrS Qubljfum tralCn. th0tcn mir "a MIL
ban9cm CSCfuhl.-6CiuC mar nrN III mfn,o ErT5n,, ,.S H!t
lln;crrCtncn forbcrte orrfc @lnitrcnourcrI NM hcSsntr, S~S
NapitG!. lrlere Grpdrtur9Cn ipuroCu uhcrtrnTr, a.
|bldb mar cu letr brbtICncCr, unO it farm rip Nm,b ~,
9PIPIN SeHtl1c pptner, mOhtn oCuC uidlt vcrlorat milrhs
2tt 9'oBF siNttr. Der StoIi Der neutihCu NItiru hcy
9.rUhCer Der mpotrntn 9iGttridulc, III rSbrcnb nrr al,
'elfent lon9cr ld'rttricplicG yccut CrIcatn. Sriu ss,rs
pi!o TaF Nut tonlnlCno:n s3tttcn 0ufbcmohrt tIeibcn. Mar
PltV pH uNItF oCl Srlicn ItueCT, pCuu CCutfhl0ur6 nrf+ic,
eGuc WrpFtn 0~ur1c;dhlt WtroCn. Gr irl6t n rnS 30"
"ptf ltiHe SHpplunGcn b!etbtn crhanrn mo wcrocn mil INA
or!'btu. "'' "'e
Y0n 6ctrr'S Trhr fan,cn nod 10 morhe h,rrr;n. o.,
ncntc lrtncr unitei btiGrn Ntulc III Ioor. hr rFrr,,nnse w.
S,t1ilnic ron Inn bCl0pcn. lSlr lv0rtn btnIbf hirir SchSr,
a0N rc hG0A III lanlMcln uno iino rlnmchr i'm StonNr 81
HVH rtN'n S'GNe W lir''rn. Ia mir abtr irt Cjrcm Gnb-s
pHll pr!tn StIttn G~i9csan0Cn wmo ban, Scipr'S g0rrfr NM,
mA!S III Stcftrir9cu auoiu0t Zen, n0nit audi cy wrri,,r 81
2'lttcltr lib nodl uno NAT bric hcrrlithcn Sfriifrr 5rfTo;.
ZEN tonne, 10 bobsn mir inns nmmmctr c]nli1lpfitn. cine rric
%Ne9o9r Ill t1ciltrcn Nltfcrinlcn III Ue!0nnaltru. Ter Nirs:a
Strcbntt. "N >""' - H''f
%bNnnentrn Der frtbrrn @u51oEc in G @SnScn crtoy,,n
o!n : zen %1nc iur 81 uno m:rcrn CriItt ibrc 9fam,u E,,n
haIittn @9Cntci rccr bCt uie btF0nnt III modcu.
SSir itptlfcln nttht I'M Urrjn0ltcn berou. boG lin no
lnHuit GrEl'Tc Sepo!'erAr9 Der Scr. Ct. al Cicjtn No;Iis.
Nalnert bstbclIt9en miro. "
@tne MuSiaac npn Is Gents per 9Eptt fam orn;s ;r,.r
zen 9ibttr cbrt. '"'" ' "" Wv
9em It II 9anSe pirb cine arSisgenc 9iUarorSic 6ein.
ru % @r!mt Z ?stse%tesn mtreen. 9Sa5 Nualtaituna, Gyuf
une %oplttII peiriHi, 10 miro citlt nruc fl II ftc 9iuSppbr IN
tcillr gStlle Dan Yorbtr3c9GnQtntu rOditckcn. Niur fnr,f5I'
t'9e 0urHlldt piro fruttr cinscihlihtnc Schltr CrtftrI,sfs.
a9tNtrn nerotn Gtludht unc erbalrn circr luhncnocn So
ran. WtltHlNat!tn, StrcIRCn u. T. ~, sic ms fius orNer~.
@niobI ~bNnAenten %sinienoen, MAIDEN mir cincn Iibtra(sr III.
iN9. Spkn Msifn g.
GO. 80 GRt5nutlnaBe, @bila6eIp6ja.
~" @tRhiOnH nin'n't 3r. StrfFr &eir1unacn on.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-13
II npertafino.

Hnpertaftn9.
Der Nntsrseidnete 1T Jest i'm stanbe. iebsu sluftroo IN
lsia:m Stltotte auslufuersn ui ,war 10 biais ats moeiid.
Stne @uewahl ron Sdr9en 1T f~OrtpdbrsnO ~pOrrdtbta.
Gun neutr, gutter 2pbttnpa9rn nit eincm sutsn Srei>
Der HnC rapl9ea gferosn tur %cnpat9en ge6rau4.
2h Aufmertlamteit Don SOtCls 5nbaSern II, faniitsp ni,s
9%s .Idtei aWf feline srOBs @uspabG pom WatroBsn.
auebelleruts BON SOp8a's, Stiben II. Spring Rdtros,v
pirb prompt btiprst. 8rancte Q9ukr S'"
8rcabltr., Ode Der 3ttn @trose
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-13
@artenz 98irtbidait in 8utArrtpmn.

Der llnterletdtntte erloubt fb le ntn ifreunStn unS Dem ae'omm
ten 9uFlttnm Die NneiNt gu MAIDEN baB er am Gnbc pom @utdrr
town cine @artCn@SSuiblhatt crrnnct bat, no Grf iibunoen ierc-
Mr uno better Suai ttat. tmobelpnost ana Gin @loS 6tten frIkit
tmpor:irttn Hbttnip:In teCn lib pr 0aIpne III ST. so ablofTcl w.
bNbcn NIB. 3u f%'tnnolltem Seiut label Elm Sobn MlIIt )"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-13

Sur 8eddtung fWr 9&ieceryrrf1ufer.
Ourtb biQtst Ginfdufe in 9aw grf bin id in So. 1,or
81 perfGUfcn: '"'S'" ''H'"
8emablener 90 Do - '
WI5eats9ulie so
Wu5tats 95INtte ~
NeIfenyfeftr 10 "
Nclfrnbilthe 90
&eitcr En9liittr Scnf IS
Salpcter IoI
Sweet Oil, fine, 9rpfe Slaits 40 Gents. "
Ssrner %prrratbi9 frii@es biai9Cs 8urnina Tirib. srfrhs,
@ries. @r3upei. @erlte. Sage, 3metifen, aanorieniaoms,
Snot90 Slau. St8rte. Soba unb 2Saibin9 qlui0. GionrTer
Maud lno S9nupt- 8abaf, &dmn,c, SurLen, WerfiSstsrisn
ehter meoi5iniiasr BRANDY ii. /. H., alle5 III SEN bi IIisfn
Stabtprsitn. g. Wa0nef. Sr,,,o UinI'SH'"
GGe 6ts II. Grpabitr (9fe. YRdrf.l.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-13
Neme Mm;eiaem.

Spn bout ab nnp Die san;e nahRc 9Hp6e babe
Spbn Serbi9.
Sin &nabe fam Seldaftieuna crbalten in
8 6. StCdcr's
S-uh5irECrci uRb y foctr,s.
Gle StciCuiaen, mcltc uph 2eictiitcr ppr
lntht, lr!dte 3Myitd III ~trinsen, Ga ib nit NniertiounJ cints
neuen GotOlI95 beihafti0t BIN.
NtHn'Hnp, Il. Suit. @r9etcrf
s.. .. SirGer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-10
urn GOODS.

DATN OR SNOW, THE SALE CONTINUES!
N STILL GREATER INDICTMENT
in RICH DRESS GOODS.
CHAS. HEARD e CO,
No. 3OI GRAED-sT,
WIZ 0He' THIS DAY,
stiu greater Inducements purchasers in order 20
S''' CLOsF ON THE REMAINING STOCK
OF RICH ROBES AND SILKS
SI5O,OOO WORTH OF
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
actually offered st
Onehaif their invoice cost
This Il not assertion. - ~. 4, ill Ia
convinced BY visiting this establishment.
SILK NELNETS REDUCED
Rich Lyons Velyes 80 inches wide IL. ~
V0'' y VPe fbRRIFss SILKS SACRIFICED.
Superb silks newest styles ,s.et
vs. '~' Extra Doube Skirt Robes, ..,
Cost s45 M p.b.. '0ia " "''
ca.s Ach I"'f''""'0 sold at SIS
Rich Bay sdere Silks, entirely new, ..r,s
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN DELAINhs.
'OO" yaa' @''Hn D''''"''' At one shilling per yard.
Importer Invoice 81 cents per yard
SPECIAL REDUCTION IN CLOAks.
90 tine Castor Beaver CLOAhS,
actual cost 3 10 sic, -.
sold al pS to 5lA
FRENCH GOODS AT A DISCOUNT
Rich French Merinoes (sl Wool,
actual cost, : - peryard I
sold al o. cents per JaEo'
Rich French De LANES (al Wool,
~ actual cost, 20 cents per yard,
sold at a. cents per yard.
"New.YoIk Mills" PRINTS warranted fast)'
Only o. cents per yard -
CHARLES HEARD Co,
No 3Jl Grandst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-10
SCENE OF THE FIEsr ACT

TIE PLANTATION OF TERRH BONNIE.
Southern home under Southern sun Inc little dArkes
d.rs ,yuss dan Skeeters-Pete the old seryansoeorse
Peyton lust arrived hoigeA Paris lion in che0TaSe-
Peyton and the pstriarcha home-1he good ola
eonfesson-1he strange relation aud affection existing be-
tween Madame Peyton aud husbands natural daughter
Plantation fsouthsrn waste aud Northern thrt-LOei the
Ocoroon-ILe arrival Of Sunnyde and DoriDora ounnysde
porra-Oeorce understand the social position Of Toe
McCloskey arryesThe hard customePau the yellow Boy
and Nanotee the indian hgnteTIhe strange affection De-
tween and the boy slave, companions IA tue
huDPaui and Indian start the Red Cedsr swamp ot
the United states aBordeT United states mail delivery
me foreclosure on errebonneThe plantation TO be sodhe
last hope recovering the estatelhe Judges
KEYS love for the OCtorOon cannot you but can
ske Won mistress of the richest estate LouansIhe tSo
overee review the state Of hings-Ihe live OAK and the
creepe1-Two live Yankees diamond cut
oouesion love LOeMcCoskey discovers the ifee
papers of ZoeIhe iudgmen-The dark LopeIhe resolve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-10

The weasel swings IN the stream prey % the fames



PfEST--THE NEGRO QUAKTER-SIGHr
Zoe old nurse Didolhe old Obi DoctressIhe
the red FevsrIhe night alter the Satellite Il
% beautifu TO young
sCKNk sECOND-THB CANKBKAKE-suNklsH -
McCoskey Dat OF Dangerlls tght through the w2nps-ils
escalh duky shadow Of death behind h-I ne lndAh On
the vi az path-1he pursuit-The human bloodhound
SCENE THIRD-THE RBD CKDAK SWAMP .
ScuddeT saHd Pete their road a0e-Ihe AAIinNhats
thai IN the bushes bar runaway niger The man
hunt he wolf down st stThe midas aud his victim
save me scapihg knife Of the ayageJudge sc1ddsrs
revision the lynch verdch deoislon-fetes petuoa-
seuddeT Ieeu;s-his protection Of the whi'e man
FOURTH, AND LAST.
The psror ct Teueboune agZoes adeu 70 her home be-
before Of her mAsterlhe glass
OF Waer-1he arrival o. SeudderIhe Joyful News-Pete IN
a cad wAy-Zoe's FTeedom-tIee 81 last.
THE OCTOROON GOES HOME
THE VISION AT THE LANDING.
LITTLE PAUL'S GRAVE.
McCoskey appeals the highest banA-Ihe last that was
Of the Indian " Cd notice.
DuIngthe Winter season the doors viii open at m The
entertainments commence al T.
Families bringing children informed that the entertain
uents always conclude before l O'Clock This rule Will only
be departed from under particular ccumances aud This de-
partuTe viii be notified IN the bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-10
ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING Of THE AFCHAFALA1A,
mn 4


scudde returns 10 his old trade aud takes phooaph-Pau
wants his pict toOk-Pete brings terrible news-Loe conrm
i-Geoge declaration Of his love- He does not know what
amIhe eighth bood-McC Jockeys resolve" an
Paul his likeness assisted by the ndan-Ihe saw
aces fear for mschineThnks II deadly weapon-Pau
s r his poratfhe att0ok-Ihe murder-Ihe letter aud
The flight Terrebonue will be sold aud Zoe viii be mne
The revenge Of the Indian and his grief ior PAUL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-10
amusemepfs.

w TONIGHT, SATURDAY. Dec 10,
waSe the PIFTH NIGHT
a NJ" 'if N FIVE ACTS.
DION BoURceifcAULr. ESQ.
TIE sulA'' Of "HI EyER SPG scf dSiisil' N0'A
Mr.. BOURCiCAULT
A WAhnO-tee, o.,
MISS AGNES ROBEkISOA
z1oE.
n, IYyVFRsOS AZ saem SENDER the Yankee overseer.
Mr. JOHNSON as MoCiosHy the piece Of Connecticut D1
Nj JAMESON Oh. hrst appearance in Ee~-Y0rk for many
years. as Pete, the ols slsye. eo,,. Psvto,
Mr. A. H. DAY EXPORT as Geofze rs s
Biz. o HOLLAND a. sunnyside tie i Fsn.er .,
Nj PEARSON a. Rate mate o. 70, W., sao4 'Saf
Mn. ALLEN as Dora sunnJsiie Soathera belle
On sATUhDAf, Dec TO- 1888
viii be produced ''T IN -iivE ACTS,
AMERICAN CHARACTER,
AMERICAN SCENES,
SOUTHERN HOMES
THE oCfORoONi
LIFE IN LOUISIANA
The I! laid in the Delta q the MISSISSIPPI River "a 1ne
Plsnston Of TeTreboune, belonging to MADAM fsy'0h'
widow ofihe late Judge
NB-The Oetooon ., southern name given in the eighth
-
CHARACIEko
Mr.. PeytOn Of Tenebonne Planta,ion. in the AttakA
pas widow Of the late Judge teyton Fs biAAe
George Peyton, her nephew educated IN Europe and
lust returned home - II DA''"P'''
Jacob hUCloskey formerly oyerseeI OF Iei,ro9
hall Oh the estAte a p '0uNsSA
Salem Scgdder. \ ankeo from MAss-culsrtls no5
overseer OF ferrebonne great Improvement and
inventions, once Photographic operator and beeh
little thing general 'f = 'enofsOa
Pete an ole uncle tue late judges body seTy
ant, ole TO work, s1 I'M " gaini''0h
(Es first appearance in Newly ork for many yeAFs-l
Toe srl free the natural ehid Of ihs la,e
Judge by QusdToon Mis- agnes NOOe'''0"
Sunuside planter, neghbor, and old friend o. we tId
FtytOus.
Dora Sunuysde, his only daughter ana heIss' II an,
Southern Belle
lafOuTehe Tloh Platter.
"0"'-"''o'' ." 'N-- 800 Mr. D. Bourcicault
PAM yellow boy f4vori'e Of the late Judge. and 50
allowed to do much he MS puIAo
Rats Mate of the Magnolia steamer 'i IL heai''L
Colonel Poiuds1tcT. Aactioneor and slave sAes
Judge ThbodeauI young Creole Planer ~ SseoI
jackson q 10
Claiborne theAuctiOueers M o
Grace yeos gIT
Dido, the cook,
MTs Claiborne.
QuadroOn slave. ..'hliss "s''oiS
Plas,ers, slaves, dsck hands, AID ladies'
THE ARGUMENT OF THE PLAY. -
fNothng exenuate aught set down In malice.
peae o.. 8, -. q, yyir,;l ,,
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ACT THE THIRD.
TILE ID ID np An u ALL Al TERRFRONNE

for the sAeMoC lOskey Claims the pound OF
eeIThe slaves are sodPee onthe tumPHis address
10 his cullurd brudders "-Darkie euthusiasu.
THE SLAVE SALE.
Rats the Of the MagnosGrace the yellow girl and
her children Buy masr lPete the stand his ndg'
nation al going cheap 40 4-The Octooon girl Loe-Conster
nation OF The ssyesMcCloskey bdsIhe assault BY George
Bowie knyes and evoveDoras revenge on Zoe, who mas
taken aW ay her loyer-Ihe sae Of the OCtoroou-
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ACT THE FOURTH.
TfIT BOILER DECK OF THE MAGNOLIA.


Roll on the cotton balesTake her guards underShe Is
feigbea down into the solid mud aud can't hoG,No matter
Nv God up hang 70 the safety valve sac cfs" On on ne
nadslesIA lafui-The Indian oomes-M ahnotee, the
deer Of Psu-Sezurs OF the sayage-PoPular fuy-Lyneh
him Lynch him-Scadde protects hmPsu!'s grave discoy
cred and The missing msbags brought to hgh-E denee
strong
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D. is daily receiving from his factory the best qualities OF
this Universal Article adapted substitute for Whaeoone
Ivory etc. Gums ,-u.rrpoNF
eTRiPS KIIIFRS FLUTES. BOXES, JEWELRI, KNIFE
HANDLES, BUTTONS, sc. &c. and all articles ians'i1i or
Fteyr manufacturing facilities have been perfected aud
orders viii be promptly execued-phce from Seventy hive
Cents to 2 h, according to tue quay sLe OF
fCOM-MAKERs are especially invited to an inspection Of
InME STOl h. &C. &C Ieady.
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Go farmers an0 Others.

WESTBR00Ks PATENT BUTTER MILL,
w OF FARMERS CHURN-Ihe only cheap and simple
time and oor-sayng ChuTn evernvened II makes the best Of
batter Ek in minutes, leaving the milk per
ectlN sweet operates equally well with miik
In c6eapuess simplicity and efficiency challenges the world
Cal and in operation every day 81 e and ? IA
Butter M wholesale and retail for state County and
Territorial Rights o Agencies, call on address
ISAAC w. MORRELL, No. 5S4 Broadway, n. Y.
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THE LYNCH TRIAL.

Counsellor scudde defends the indanScudder on Lynsh-
new Witness arrives very UnexpecedyAn alteration OF the
Entertainments for that NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on McCloskeyl
proved and Corrected EdiOn-MoCosEey IN fx-Ihe YER
diet and the OF the frsoneT1ct o.Seys Escape
THE SHED on FIRE.
Cut the Ropes-Back her oGt-Clear awsy-Ihe Criminal
awAy-hs Indian Destiny pursues him. -, ,,,,,1., , i.
The DESTRJ CllON OF THE STEAMER MAONOLlA
BY FIRE
The weasel swings In the prey 20 the flames.
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ITO JOBBERS
DEALERS
INDIA. RUBBER FABRICS.

HORACE II. DAY
No % Courtlandtst.,
New Ork,
OFFERS 20 the TRADE GENERALL1i the foH0Si Z
vie III SHRED or Corrugated VULCANIZED INDiA-RUB-
Der FABRICS, all Of which are Of MS own nAnuotie OF III
pOration aud fresh and desirable goods
= Gases " oven and Cenented SUSPENDERS
Cases in pieces Of various width from inch to "a inches
wide, and in every color, fabric and style 90,
- Case best English and French Woven SHRED OF Corfu
gated FABRIC FOR SHOE CORES sik and union shkIace
every desirable width and color p,L
= Cases Elastic Cenened and Woven AneIcal hnsnsn,
and French Elastic TAPES FKlLLS, and GAhIEhS etc. IL
great variety. u,--... : ND
Cases SIX shTed, Woven, and Braided Elastic SAM
LINGS from single cord up the widest required ny the
trade. -, r. IL
he above hand and constantly being received from the
best American and European factories together win every
tce Of uanzed Rubber Fabrics under the general head OF
NULCANlLED RUBBER ELASTIC FABRlC5; i an 5ns
sole and exclusive Of ali the ght under OOOpl
PATENT above and other fabrics Atese goous not
having my license and fac suie OF my name are rSemeh'
and viii Be- prosecuted the full extent Of the law
The decision Of the T. s. Court hna hearing at baltimore
stands supported al the Circuits u w1ich as eases
reached decision hOhANh IL DAi'
EKv-YoKR, Dec, o 1889.
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GLOBES. subscribers, with "A view of in
W Producing their l6nch Globes TO the notice Of Schools
and Families hae redoced the price TO 90 pair All
chased before IN lat Of January next As they superior TO
all Others hevmaket account Of their and the
laeness o the entoAon contained onhen this Is opPo
tauity seldom offered procure kne pair Of Gobes
low price. r. 4 q. W. BLUNT, Not19 Water-st, N. Y.
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&C ADEMY OF MUSIC.

AGA MY OF MUSIC.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION.
LADIES GREAT CHARITY FAIR
NOW OPEN,
DAY AND EVENING.
,c,nvyy oy yusIc. F1URrEENrH sTRREr.
FOR TIE BESEFIT on THE CHARITIES Defend
Ant on THE INSTITUTION OF hERCf IN
THIS ,ITf.
10 presents
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF ,.,-s
and RARE WORKS OF ART.
among which win be found -
AN ILLUMINATED MASUs klPf BlBLE,
WHITES IL TIN ian cESTgRr
500 YEARS OLD!
SPLENDID BOOK or VALUABLE AUTOGRAPHS
n cle5r.fed Kings Qneens Philosophers, sties1iea ana
Wrter including interesting original letters OF ucore
To- rTiTr Rohert Fulton William Penn, Benz amin fraaAll
W,f sco,t Charles Dickens Herscheil HUMBOLDT Bona
psrte Charles Carroll Alexander hsgilton, &e. u,
The Letter Of WASHfNGION IRVING IN TBS coIeeet,h
~ un expressly this FAR but few day before is "a
reuted death That Edward Everett also written ior
same charitable object There are two Letters IN ne
49,, dining our Revolutionary War, Of real historical yAne
The collection at the Fair Is the most extensive n We Ueo
Stars.
VALUABLE AND SPLENDID
ARTICLES,
AND MAGNIFICENT AND RAKE
CURTOSITIES,
INCLUDING PAINTINGS AND STArUARY,
Now O Exhibition at tho
ACADEMY or MUSIC,
vii well repay visit.
The thTilling tones Of the -
ORCHESTRA,
Under the direction Of the wen-knowa
Leader
HARVEY 3. DODWORTH,
sheds pleasing enchsntment over the scene. ,,,,,r
THE RkFRESHMENr DEPARTMENT
Is beautifully fitted up.