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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25
Ditch Notice.
AUDITORS OFFICE. Wood Count


Perrysburg, August oath 1859
TNO Alexander Sackett, N. +. Potter, John G. Wor-
i thington, John Knight and Andrew Bur gadar-
fer, the unknown aud nonresident owners of the
following lands and lots in Wood county, Ohio, to
wit:
Out lots numbers 24s, 2G1 2G2, 2G3 and 2G4 in the
Town of Perrysburg, Road Tract number west half
of northeast quarter.
You will take netice that on the 18th day of May,
A. D. 1852 Lorenzo Borden and Others filed with
the Auditor of Wood county, Ohio, petition pray
ing the county Commissioners of said County, to To-
cate and establish ditch, drain watercourse,
cOrdingto the true ntont and meaning of an act en-
titled IAN act to provide for locating, establishing
and constructing ditches drains and water courses
passed March oath, 1859, along the following pro-
posed route commencing in the east branch of Grassy
Greek. on cut lot No. $50 in the New Survey, thence
down the channel of said branch of Grassy Creek to
where it nersects the main branch Of Grass Creek
the land of Jacob Huiford, and there terminate on
the south east quarter of section 33, Town United
States Reserve that copy OF said petition was, on
the 18th day of May A. D. 1882 placed in the hands
of N. d. Smith, Transferee, competent engineer,
who has made an accurate survey of the proposed
ronte of said ditch, drain course. and did
on the 22nd day Of August, A. ID. 1852 file with said
county Auditor such report thereon as is required
and provided for by law.
You will take notice that said petition will be for
hearing and hual action to the prayer thereof be-
fore the county commissioners ood county Ohio,
at the Office OF the Auditor of said county in perrys-
burg, the 10th dav OF September "A. D. 1889 or 80
soon thereafter the state of business before said
Commissioners will permit the same TO he taken up,
at which time and place You required to appear
AMI show cause if any vow have against the location,
estabi shment construction of said ditch drain
water-cOur5e, also to make claim for compensation
for such part or portion OF your lands may be taken
or required for the construct on Of such ditch
drain or be forever thereafter cstap-
pea from making, asserting or setting up such claim
JAMES W. Ross, Co, Auditor.
Aug gust 20, lS50-lGw2Sj.3j
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25
DIG. HIGHLANDS
EsA44SAfaEC CORDIAL,
roR THE SPEEDY CURE OF


Cooght, Coids hRlenva, Group, HoarseRess Bro"'
COti Eicipet Consumption, and for the relief and,
art all possHc) care IF Patseqts "a adVanced stwgeS
0ithe taHar disease
This celebrated preparation, like the Bitters, may
be conhdcntiaiy relied on It is designed for class
0fseasgs more general ndmoTe fatal han any other
10 which he people of this country are subject
those sprngng from " sHght coidn That eminent
authority DR.. Bell, says: " will not say that colds
are to ouriuirabtants what the Plague and Yeiiop
FeUer those of other countries; but aver
confidently hat they ushern disease OF greater ON
piiCity and mortality than these latter.'
further proof of The terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting from c0n,moa coid" may be seen by
glance mt tho foll0wng statistics taken from The rec
ords the Board of health Of Phiadeiphi coufess
ediy one ofthc most healthy localities in the Union
1902. Total deaths in Philadelphia, 0,2dI
Died of Consumption, 1912
" :" all other diseases ESQ in
nunber,) s,39
--l02Gl
1858. Totaldeaths, 9,749
Died OF Consumption 1896
Z" '' all otherdiseases 9G3G
From these figures il viii be seen tlat nearly one
fourth of the total deaths in the country caused
consumption TO say nothing Of the numerous other
diseases springing from light colds"
DO nOttrhe with your health; butif suffering from
sllght cough, or cold on the lungs buy bottle Of
HOoFLANp'S BALSAMIC COROIAL,andyou may
safely count ona cure Thousands have done so, and
have certified to It's wonderful effects,
Coughs often proceed rom disordered or dyspep-
tic state of the stomach in which The German
BtterS should oe used In case of weakness, gen
eral debitypfth the system, resulting from protract-
ed cough, ,he German Bitters will be found great
benefit.
Prepared only by Or. q. MJackson, ,flS rch street
and for sale by druggists aud storekeep-
ers throughout the United states and Canada Price
n cents per bottle. IOct.29, l55S--25ly.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25

ls~rhe eitiEaps of Tiff are making active
preparations for the discussion at that place on
the 9th Of September, between the Gubernator
al can lilates. Tithl has never seen such a
crowd as she will witness on that occasion,
should the weather be favorable. II We are not
much mistaken, Ranney will have good cause to
regret the rashness which induced him to solicit
a political discussion with Mr.. Dennson.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25
Markets.

PERRYsBuRa, Aueusr "a Flour, as 100 ;
Wheat 80 to 100. Corn, SO to 62A Potatoes,
Soc; Oats 25c. Butter, IL TO lac; Hams, 10
to l0c.; Bacon, 8 to l0c.
TOLEDO, Aueusr 2l.--Flour, Si.75 for extra;
Wheat 81 90; Corn, TO-
BUFFALO, ,Aueusr 2l.-Flour, S4.75; Wheat,
l.00 Corn, 65c.; Outs, 30c.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25

CHANGs OF APP oINTMENrs The chairlnen Of
the Two committees have agreed to changs the
dates fixed for some of the Discussions between
Messrs' Dannlson AMI Rannsy. The debate at
ChillIcothe will be Saturday, September 10 I;
GAINESVILLE. Tuesday, September 10; Cleveland.
September Is and Canton, September II.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25

asr Would it not be well for our township
Trustees to charge the iocofoco Central Commit-
tee with the services OF their paUper, on Thurs
day last? We learn that he turned the fasset to
Safford's beer keg all day! Our locofoco friends
are evidently disposed to conduct the campaign
on the most economical principles this year.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25

OYDaniel Newton, Esq. of Plain Township,
has our thanks for the largest watermelon that
we have seen this year. 1t would weigh about
25 lbs. He had one which weighed over 20 lbs
Such melons are not bad to cut.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25

GJ' Blonaia crossed on his rope at Niagara
Falls, on Wedn 'Slay, with man on his back
Mons. D,lave, another rope,w llkr, has crossed
over the falls at Rochester on rope. Distance
700 feet height, about l2o feet. in many res
poets this feat is said to surpass Bondin's.
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Our County Fair.

ot course every enteTprising farmer and well
wlsher OF the county, is looking forward With
much interest to the coming County Fair
Prospects are now favorable for the best display
of farm products ever made in the Comfy, and
farmers are awake to the Importance Of COM
pairing notes ami showing visitors from abroad
what can be done N Wood Couuty
A rlch reward has attended the labors of the
armers during the past year-granaries are full,
the large stacks of hay defy old winter, stock is
fat and sleek, fruit is good when compared with
the country generaly,and everything looks pros
porous and encouraging, aud we therefore expect
to see our County Fair for 1853, one of marked
interest and importance.
Let every man pat his shoulder to the whee
nd aid the Officers of the Society in their ardu-
our iaoors and contribute his mite to the sue
cess of the laudabie enterprise.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25

G1>The Republican Convention held at
delegates to the Senatorial aud Representative
conventions, was well attended and general good
feeling prevailed.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25

Ga~ Did the locofoco candidate for Lieuten-
ant Governor have that keg of beer placed at
the Court House gate for the accommodation of
his friends
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25

;n5- We see by the Maumee Stand ard that
Hon. A. Cook, of this place lectured before
Murray's Commercia School on Thursday eve
ming last. The STANDARD says the lecture was
good and we'll attended.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25

Gy~It is believed that the coming corn crop OF
Wood county, all things being favorable, viii
not B., less than on million bushels.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25

Go>Two weeks from next Saturday and Sun
day, the last quarterly meeting of the present
conference year will be held in the NJ L. Church
of this place.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25

The Republican Convention at Lawrence,
Kansas, on the 81 inst. nominated Marcus J,
Parrott for delegate to Congaess.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25

OERegular trains will commence running
on the Dayton & Michigan Railroad next M on
day. This week has b,an occupied in balastins
consttu ting 81 le tracks. AMI getting a good
ready generally.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25

0T- Watermelons are selling in Columbus
al two cents per lb
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25
LOCAL AND LITERARY.
school Examiners Notice.

School Examiners Notice.
The board will hold their regular sessions for
the examination of Teachers, as follows;
Perysburg .--...-.- First Tuesday in September.
6ilead .--.-..---- do do October.
Bowling Greeu.----- do do November.
Pembe-vie -....-. do do December
Perrys ee-..--. do do January.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punctually at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
J. W. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-25
NEW INVOICE!
We 40 N1g0I0D0LEo

coruerLouIsanna Avenue and Front street,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13

ihsy can BE surpassed bylhe most fashiona-
Die merchant tailor in this or any other place /;
ihey have been cut by experienced men. and
made up BY The best lourneymeR rallors the
COD Dtry has produced. Our vests and pants
AIe Of every variety and price, an we waf.
raht lhela to give entire satisfaetionlto All
Il ho may purchase Of US.
n 10 our stock of ready made Shirts we
rall the attention Of all persons needing
IL rbS I W. believe we can self shirts cheap.
erl than people can buy from Dty Gp9 KY
stores, the materials to ma re ihesa. y J, 4
stock embraces The mast as6lena pie ayless
now worn sachas BeTsahes, blrsieys 1iheh.
>nlain Linen, Calico, Cotton &c. w nave,
afsa> Csayats IN great abundance - ~ = =.
every style. ~.
Our BoDts and Shoes are treip ING oesi
Easieri. EnafHfsctares. n thls lepa az
BIZ our BIZ sinesssS we have paid especial az.
ep ion 10 pfocuf ing from the MT Sc tYies pie
arficle 81 mems lWear>>to thfhnest isdies
NOES and We feel salisiisa nat our stock
viii compare ftvorably We o1n =, -
this place. a,h.o,
I'VE have also received ~ Suaoeo
s ni1 o yi ' f'f 80 Az 4 We'll,
A:eatoe Building. oppa ne e Sou . Itaousss
yHn7.f. llat ti'7s n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13
M ar shall Collie ge,

CABELL CO., VIRGINIA.
lTHE first session Of this institution win
Ill open on the eel ofAugust next. with
the following
Il B. II. THAcKsrdH. al B.. Of Virginia.
president, and Professor Of Ancient Ian
gnages.
Carolina. professor Of Modern Languages
land Mathematics.
u. s. SHANxos, a. B.. Of Tennessee.
anrof experimental Philosophy and
Bellies Letters.
Il Rev. Gro. B.. PoAeE, Of visgilis. Fro
lessor Of moral and mental Philosophy.
NJ. MooRE. Esq, Of Virginia, Inslrlic- /
tor in the Primary and acadeFaic de-.
partment.,
/ The colfegiate session wiR be divided
into two terms, of 90 weeks eachi
CHARGES. 6
Per term. payable eae half in advance, for
wise. $50 90
Modern Languages (sxtrA each. 500
Primary English, s 90
Academic. 10 90
Incidental expenses So
Board per week. 2 Is
Students may commence their course
and graduate in four years. or they may
enter an advanced class3and graduateiIi
a IeAs time such as may desire lit. MAY
pursue particular studies. for proficiency
III which. a special diploma will be-
awarded.
Marshall College is beautifully siiuatefi
two miles below Guyanddtie, on an emf
hence. overlooking lie Ohio riyss. il the
midst Of q pleasant and intelligebt com
MUMMY. The buildings are neat An
cpmmodious. the wafer excellent, and tt.
location remarkably healthy. Every 81.
cility for the acquisition Of thorough
business or collegiate education may 5.
found here.
For further particulars address the
President--Guyando tte. Virginia
July 5th. 1859. 5.iI SIN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13
4LLEGHA.yYHIGH asCHooL@Ai
Blne Sulphur Springs, Virginia.

ii. j MoRRlsETtf, Am Pfineipal aud
lnstrus tor mi Mathematics anu ~ ttu ~ 81
tntes. ii.
JNo NEWTON SlfEPliElRD, lnstfnet-r ~
Aneieit and M5derh Lasgnaees. /,
rs. BEACH, a. b., Instructor in M@ral
Philosophy atfl Eng iSh.
GEO w =Be 5 TER. 81 ~3Hrd
4 irh,s s,ss,on VIII b. eifi October isI ard
ID tA,.g'last day. of June, is6el The exar-
s,lss cou,tnu, wfthott interruption on sat
tttlays, ami thet8is no in ernnsslfshl3 a'''ife
III session except IN Christmas day
Expenses Tor 'sitian AID Bosrd, incl eti 5f'e
everything excerpt hth's, y A.t paNapie nhsF
halt l>t Oesot er. baiance 10Th Fterualy 4 =
candidates Tot the ministry, OF any evfhge'
al demon ma ion, hi conie snlta bis ree s'
nelidtd, reetia LII ION hee. sense: min \ y
ers ia yLaif price Tor tnrtitn. Bfoks furnish
Ia at the Springs a R(c iinll,ndSP f ces.
FIR parnphittl contain rg ithdgra pm q ING
place, plan, Sc. d., address
WI MORRisErf. F|nc'pal
|. Blue sui. springs F.. 9 ".
august seth, 1859 4Ifss EE . iS-o"5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13
r. s. BICKEL,
Corner Of Main and Market streets,
!. POINT PLEASANT, VA,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN
Ready M ade Clothing,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING


GOODS, &c.,
FTNAKES this method ofinfofming the pub.
] III lie that he is constantly tmahu featuring
and selling Ready Made Clothing
Having jrsI returned ron the Eastern Cit
les. " tn large stock of Cloths, CaSsimeres,
Cass nettes, Trimmings, &C., SC, ~
His stock Of
READY.MADE CLoTHING. Is
isthe largest and best assor ment ever brought
10 this market. and eonsistslof I'll kines of
Goods suitable for gentlemen's wear, such as
SHIRTS, Stocks. Crayats Drawers, Gloves, Sus-
-pe;idets, Boo's, Shoes, HAS and Caps, &c.
Also, alarge ASSORTMENT Of
Ladies Gtodks, Nantilla& dc.
H Havingpr ovided himself.with eystyfaeility
FOL the manufacturing Of custom work. be
aatters himself hath will be able 10
III GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION,
To all who may give him their patronage !.
His business WILDE done principally for cash
Ior on short credits. aud t,efefore, lie expects
TO 5 II for very small profits.
Call and examine his stock before puIchas.
ing elsewhere. -
His establishment will be fonpl in the
rooms formerly occupied by Hall q Bickel,
ION the Corner Of Main and Mareei Streets. 4
April. 18th, 1859 452
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13
cArrr1nN.

Il we understand that oufnau1e tas beeg<sed
mon Gain clesarrs Of other bstsnl apc
shat such oeanelf. has beeh sol "a n
This Is afI6nd up51 ~ pur-
IA aser. and iS ASne to sellwctthl algegs1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13
NoTICE OF DIssOLUTION. I

f# RI Erles, Inn. KaInaM la lCe., Va.
August a6ih 1859. X
~..st,r s,o III. II Heat Il Gil. have tbis day
4 nattnt, shin 5 <fnat ilal rfsn sem.
- 81 vss,y ct,iaIs against ile Compaist
..s.,,t t,,rn 70 Jos. R3ibg peope iy al
i', $3.50, 49,, f5r SETH aletat hose indebt5
1,' II atSie HE. asEttlr he ih,fa
"9.i H.. { 80, M h. s,.en bnT#IatLts mus 81
e.i, Tora Il fH4@ 0lstF, Il safff lent Per
5s9.a .s IN Il ye,fis Fell I ceohnt, for tans
IT. m VII sia theo, Il; iii Heart Or J,,S,
3,s a.' a,Ff..e III. hgRaesa slt,i lie Cnn
eEAyswill br pad IS iast AZ ~ money san es.n -
afshleettd tS- fiB MI &. q y. 49, '.ss,
" if.eliesieg VfrginiHn copy times
,,s i sam 40
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13
, / TiYT RI d MiNlRACTGRERS.
q. BRAISTETTER.
FIGHT RAJ2EI. COOPER! IF

II II AvINc 4, Jcated inIChsrleston, would
4 lei most resnf fully inform the public shat
l hs l|is mann airing, Oil Barrels, wsth and
| without ron loops, and will make % order
all kinds if ht cooper work.
| Rer fnrfer information, enquire ct the
tLsRer BsF Saloon. on Front Stree /, below
me lowe Ferry, where specimens of his work
lfnay Be seen.
WaiAed---A lot OF large bickory hoop
roles. immediately. :. 2nl
ME subscriber keeps constantly % hand,
white p Load Turpentine,
1 Lipsced OIL, Lard Oil,
Zinc Paint.
III of vhicA he. WI ssif low. fnr CASH. and
81 Cash 6slg las a eALuwELLs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13

Prom his long experience inHthe Kanawha
trade, lie ia tiers himself thatHhe knows the
Wbuisyof the people Of this community, and
That be has selected sgtteds Than will meet
with The appreciation Of all
H sHis clothing comprises every article worn
hy r'tn and boys, and has been made with
specsl care from the best materials, and he
warrants thsm o out wear any ether 20 ds
ever brought 10 this mafkrt. 4-39
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13

TOBACCO.
80 s Y. as snss, se,, g. g.. i.
6an Florence Hhghes' Lnns los. E.l
rs Caady Box.s Prati Chicken.
1Q Bats Flora Temple III
Isl Kegs Gtdge \ Bro 81 Six Twist
's. 20 Gross s B. wi hams fne cut fhewing.
II GO Bbls Queen City Cut i nd ny,
40 Haif-tbIs 4. do
m BrSKIRK &>,IAVlS. fl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13

.#@3 SUNDRIES. !.
~ Boxes Palm Sesp. &s b
,iO ~ Boxes Palm No Soap. Eg tshI
40 Fancy . III
II so q ard half boxes Star Cand 'es.
ii is Tailow do Il!
75iKegs Bi Carb nate Soda, W. vi
lG0 boz, assorted tiToonis.
Il 40 Bales No..i Batting.
80 N No. 40
4. 100 noz. Buckets. sss<E
u 5tl Nests satsedsTubs.
Is Rbls PnlvsIIssd SaltIatns.
100 boz Red cotIs.
70 Reels Pack y am,
SD !. Zinc W ASH Boards,
III ITO Boxes Raisins.
d. atIa Reams ass. rted Wrapping Paper.
III 81 Boxes Starch.
IN IS 4" Assorted Candy.
VII 81 Pays q Shot. .s
IS Bales Bar Lead ,,,s
BUSKlRK o. DAVIS
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LIo no RS AND w1NEB

Hit will be our aim to keep constant supply
Of the purest and best articles for medical put
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13

Algb, q large lot d
TURNER'S Ceteba ated Ginger Wine, Rasp.
! berry B,andy, Blackberry Brandy,
Purest Wine Bitters, Ladies,
Wine, &c.s &C.
Can p and see Tor ourselves. as shall
Tx gfedsure in5shouing m, goods. whethtr
yiu IsG to purchase ~ not.
March hit, 1869 f4S
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13
~ FARMERS.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
] ii. q. Heart. d G

Are still notwithstanding. in the best manner
and atJfhe lowest prices. DoyLE's lAfRoyL'
Ll5lBLE s. EANiNG AnAr
GT91 Gfain Cleaner has been Pho
yrf,meunced BY. all who have used Il. 70 BIZ
II tastes and best operator ever introduced
The safes made the last year were much
tateer than here tofore, and entire satisfsc
non have been gwen TO eyeFy farmer wh,l
mas plrchssrd them.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-13

do g4T0Es-- l0O RusbsIs NORTHERN
EOT,AT0Ea. for ssad. just receive.
fttn Cjntinuati. Tor sale 81
1s.r s.. a. WSiTTEKha 4 eoN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-10
Booths nr~t Appearance.

If the distinguished young tragedian EDwIS
BeorH had any doubts as to his reception in
Nashville, they were dispelled Tuesday night
His reception was the most complimentary
ever given to an actor on our boards. the
theatre haviRg been filed TO its utmost
capacity not ieaing even standing room Tor
Others. The anxiety to pee him was very
great and tae first glimpse of him as ne
entered as Richard, was the signal of en-
thusiastic applause. A son of the immortal
BooTH. whom AL old play-goers speak of with
admiration, and new candidate for public
favor, his performance of the deiormed
tyraRt was serutinized closely throughout
r rose who looked for the clap-trap, stage
tr.ekcry, &c, &c common ia the profession,
wrre disappointed His genius scorus the
petty TRanncrisms of the stage. and scars into
tn. regions Of TIE actual. He pr, f.rs to be
natural, rather than merely arti-s.c-and,
thfis ny Che aid Of true geaias, presents a
picture the mot Sabine il its cone .ptiOn
end PortraitIIr His Il chard was unlike
that of any of b;s predk,c ,s-ers. He studies
t!r. great Bard fer himself, aud initiates no
oAe- Asf6liH !FSut TIE ~DOtc OF MS per
f,rnince the fir of geh.us was distin-
aai,haJic, iUt in the closing sceii 5 the eject
~as at tines startling.
4 al Is early age he exhibits such great
kistrionic TSs"ers. ~bat may not i'e expected
IF him, wbeR he ztains nHiuritys lie has
bat ts press steadily on, t" att in ia hsigkt OF
great DeSs 1o whick 40 ped crssor has reached
aud te acquire fanie which shall lat as
lang a. the drama its If. We write OF hin
enthusiastically because we feel 80. Hi
actiag aroused in us all our early passion fol-
tile drama, and wr feel thai we are Indebted
to hits for nights positive enjoym mt; and
have in prospect others equally agreeable
Ms. CRIsP's Eliz lbeth was we'll done, as i
always the ease with her; and Mrs HEHDER
Sun performed Lady Anne much better than
Il at character is generally represented. He
industry and excrtions to please are highly
communicable. Mr.. CRISIS Richmond wat
very credit Al lie, and was, in every way
gratifying to his friends.
Mr.. BooTH appears tonight in the characte
Of SIR GiIts OperrEacb.