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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

BUFFALO. 4I!(Il Ia \ CHICAGO
|&A 1851. ,4f
LNOR the ensuing Of the steamers
Il Of this Line will run In connection and On a..
tcrnats days, with those Of the
Western Transportation Company
BUFFALO, MILWAUKEE, s. CHICAGO
Touching at intermediate ports when practicable and
forming
DAILY LINE.
tsuudays exccpted) for the transportation Of freight
and passengers.
BIC. 4 C. LINE STEAMERS. w. r. CO, sfRANgRg.
FOUNTAIN CITY, MOHAWK,
GALENA, FREE TRADE,
WENONA, TONAWANDA,
MENDOZA, PLYMOUTH,
CHICAGO, MAY FLOWER,
EVERGR EEN CITY, NEPTUNE.
Running in connection at Buffalo with New York
Central Railroad Peoples Line Express, Western Ex
press, the Western Transportation Company and Troy
and Erie AMI Troy and Western Line OF Canal Bosts
on the Erie Canal. and at Cleveland with the Cleve.
and aud Pittsburg Railroad.
The Steamers composing this line are Of he largest
size and Of great strength aud speed with superior
accommoda tions for passengers.
With these uneQuaed facilities the line IL prepared
to contract to transport property from New York. Bos.
ton, Albany Troy, and all the principal points on the
line OF the New York Central R.ilroad and the Erie
Canal, to the ports the West shore Of Lake Mich
gam and from those ports to Cleveland, buffalo, aud
Oli poin,sEsst.
For ra ties OF freight and passage, apply to
job II. Moore, Agent New York Central Railroad,
No, 239 Broadway NJ "
A IL Peters, No Q Aston House, Broadway, NY.
ACoison, No lCsnt,es Slip, n Y. w.
W Rice, Agent Troy 4 Erie and Troy Il Western
Lines of Canal Boats, No Centes Slip, NY.
WI uurd, Boston, Mass.
A Wcmple, Agent N Central Il r, Albany.
s Chase, Agent w 4 Co, No ll3 Per. Albany.
JAJ sprsgue, Agent N g Il Il, Trey, Ny.
Griswold, Agent T Co. l0l River street
| Troy, NY.
| l. II Morris, Cleveland, Ohio.
q Mcdowell, special Agent, Cleveland, Ohio.
| WIN Stewart, Agent q x Y Il, Pittstu rgh, Pa.
| lIurd Go, Detroit, Michigan.
| Johnston Il Hodges, Manitowoc. Wis.
JF Kirkland, sheboygan, Wis
Dutton l. Ray nlonds, Racine, Wis.
| kenosha Pier Company, Kenoslla, Wis.
| w II Wright Il Co, WaukegHn, III.
| Richmond Tutt!e, Chicago, I'll.
| SHELDON PEASE,
| Managing Agent,
| eliice, foot of Michigan ST., Buffalo.
j.. KALAMAZOO, Agent
Milwaukee Il Prairie du Chen Railway Docks,
saimo Milwaukee, Wis.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

EWhcn you are looking at picture,
you try to give it the advantage Of good
light Be as courteous to your fellow
creatures as you are to picture.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

CEMENT FOR TIE Tors OF BOTTLES OR
JARs-Take equal parts of rosin and
brick dust pounded fine, lump of bees
wax, stew them together and keep in an
old tin, melting it when you want to seal
your jars.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

Oh HIIDs. New Orleans Sugar. just received, asd
eDU for sale at 6 3-4 cents per llb.. by
HOFFMAN,, 1EETOk e %
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
Farmers, oaughlcah.


There is no farmhouse where the tlaugh-
ter of wise, pains taking mother may not
grow up lady like and pleasing to the eye Of
the most refined. One, the daughter Of
very humble, hard working parent, rises be.
fore me while writc-a fair sweet vision.
With he" round rosy face, her smoothly
brushed folds of dark hair, her sunny smile,
her gentle tones Of voice, her elastic move
ments, graceful because unconscious and
perfectly natural, her trim little figure ar
ranged in deep calico Of modest colors,
neatly but simply madc-she Is an object on
which the fastidiOus dweller in the city
avenue could not help looking with delight,
30 fresh, SO natural, so kind and pure look
ing is she. She is MS ignorant Of all that
boarding school can teach as a child but
she can wash and iron, make bread, and
butter, and cheese, cook a good, farmers
dinner, and set the handicst of little stitches
in all kinds Of plain sewing. She has learned
it of her excellent mother.
cenenss.
Three parts ashes, three parts clay, and
one part sand, is said to make cement as
hard as marble, and inpcrvious to water.
Loose handles Of knives and forks may
be re.fastcned by making cement of rosin
and brick dust. Heat the handle, and pour
in the cement very hot. Seal cngravers dc
this.
Melt little isinglass in spirits Of wine
adding onc-f fifth water, and using gentle
heat; when perfectly melted and mixed,
it will form transparent glue, which will
unite glass SO fast that the fracture will
hardly bc seen.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

1t is as great folly to spend time in trifles
as it would be to shoe horses, as Nero did,
with gold.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

Family Groceries,
n. OBRIEN.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

Of the best materials continued by orb
men, and superior Inducements are offered to shote
wanting to buy for the Trade. Cool weather "A
here and BUYERS will find It to their interest to lay Se
their supplies OF wants, before the rude blasts 81
Winter compel them to purchsssat higher prices.
Rooms opposite Boetciers western hoee''
McGregor, Iowa, Nov. 2, 1S59u
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[cMxHR

| uNOR the use Of the Public, 1t the head Of Main
| II street, NcGrr0or, by ~. VHRIEN.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

zenoah Bseson
No
Richard Jobas aud Complain. f3r ir5t.
Eli n Davidson.
The plaintif. by Brown 4 Monk. bis a.tor-
ncy-. now comes und Giles an All laeIt IS 81 it.ca
ID saoan that sald Eli n. Davidson. ore ~
,aid def ndauts. lsn ata resident OF The susie
If Indiana. Motto. r. therefore hereby given
said fti Il. Davidson of Tie thing and leiaea-
Is of said complaint and that unless DE- per-
sonaLLs appear on the second day - iae hshs
term ar- aid court ~ bee holdeu af Tire eeH
house Iu Winchester ou fhe - AahHaA -
>rltpsuher next. The same aill be h,afa and
trf...f. n. r. SEFF-
rr,ss3 ,1sf a.. =. e.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

quito ton h h.s gnrnelt, to save
tie oh0ldfea o our Common E
ther, then shall the sire 9Th o.
GOO thrill and Ill Us, AID our
Iced ing country shall lie made
every whit whole.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

They 90 Right to tho Spot"
lysrAsr RELIEF. eroP roUE ooUcH.
PURIFY YOUR BREATH.
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE.
SPALDING'
THROAT
COnfeCt S.!
Good for Clergymen,
Good Tor lie tlrerS,
Good Tor Public Speakers,
Good TOR Singers,
Good for Coasu nptiges.
Gentlemen carry
sPALDING 5 Throat CONNECTIONS
Ladies are delighted with
sPALDING S Throat CONNECTIONS
Children cry for
sPALDING'S TAroa. CORRECTIONS
They relieve a cough instantly.
They clear the Throat
They give strength aud volume 20 the voice
The im9lrJ delicious aromt II tAe
breath.
They re delightful 70 thetaste.
They are m1le of simple herbs and can
not harm any one.
Iaiyis- every one Who has Cough or q
Hrs5y Eo.ce ora Bad BREATH or any dimc..if,
ofthe Throat. q get package Of my Throat
Connections, hey viii reliev, You Instant,
and soa VIII agree with me talt ..tlgy =, right
10 the spot" You will find ta.m YER, psef,l
and pleasant while travelling or attending p,b.
lie meetings 6r stating your Cousa oralIa,inr
yolr thirst. nyoa Try enc package lam SAT-,
ih a!iuglhatxou VIII eseraft5rnards consider
taem Indispensable. You VIII lnd them-nt the
Drurg SIS and Dealers in Medicines
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
2iy signature is GA each package. All Others
are counterfeit.
a Pacsag VIII be sent by mail, prepaid, on
receipt ot Thirty Gents.
address,,
HE NRY c. SPALDZNG,
No - CedarSfrecf. New 9-or;,.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12

pa the use OF these pile tht !erdicacaottik.
efNrRvors or Sex HrAD,cur may be pre,es.
ted; aad iftasea al the commencement II an
attack; immediate relief from pain aua sick
ness " IN b.. obj. iced.
They seldom fail i'm removing NAssAr and
Hr,p,cus To VII ch females are so subject.
They aetaently upon the bowels-removirr
cosr,vFsr,a.
Fur LirraAeY Nrv. SrrnayTs, Delicate Fe
males. and all persons OF supsSr.ry utrtrs
olc1 are valuable as q IAxA7n upro,ucthe
,rpElil e.. giving rosr and vtoon 10 the di-es.
two organs, and restoring the uatHr;.l elastiei
I, aud strength Of the Whole system.
1hs CEP4ALfC Pills are the result of lore
inves CATION aul carefully cond .ctcd experl
rient>. ?. wing been iu use many years. daring
which im the, have prevented aHd relieved a
vdstamouut otnain aad suffering from Head.
ache, whether originating ir the NERVOUS s,s
tenn or from derauged ,tate OF the SroNAon.
They are entirely vegetable in ihcfreomposi.
ton and may be takeg 1T All times with per.
feet safety without making any change ofdict.
aud the absence Of any d.-aereeatlc taste rem
der. il easy to administer them tochildrcn.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFErrS
The genuine have Eve signatures Of Henry c
Spalding ON each box.
Soli by druggists and al othe7 Dealer.
Medicines.
box will be sent by mail, prepaid, on re.
ceipt OF the
PRICE. s. CENTS.
All order. should be addressed 10
HENRY 2. SPALDlNG,
81 Cedar Street. NcN York
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY.


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stoe.
G.mo- +. Z .swortF; by John HaN.
Taeslore Wiushrop; by George VIM.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
ROD. j CCLvERwELL. n. D.
.rrran or rns ..an.,s no.e.., .tc.

u, world-reuon ued author. in his admira
Lle Ltcture. eisari, proves trom bis Own exc
perishce tHat tl- awf4l Consequences of Ell
.bIse mas te et eluaiY removed witou
m' itire aud 'liAuht t..t lerous surgical oper
atfous. bplgfc-. iuStrumenfs.+ rings or cor-
diHt-. painting ont mode at cure AZ once Ger
lain aud pftrtpal bv which every sufferer. uo
matter what bis coui may be, may cure
himself cHEertN, PRIVATELY AZ 'teALfy.
This lecture Will prove boon 90 thousand,
thousands.
SEPT under seal % any address. po,' paid
80 tht rebcipt af two pouagt stamps. hy I'D
dressing Ok. CHAS. J. 4. KLINE.
Bpwcrt Now Hure. Post Fox f.5-,s'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
SHERIFF1S SALE.

By virtue Of au execution - me g. tee
from 49,. Pard.Ioh Circuit court. Nlli
exno.e r. sale ~ IT, court house door. in
Wincbesler. Raud5iH .eau nts indiana, on Tire
2lst day OF August, 1861.
Between ne hoar. efl0 o'elocs e. ~. and {
o-cIeck p. ID. ~ SAID dat. the foiloe sn- f-ai
e.fsf.. situated ID Rand ph ea.. Ind. - WI.
one hundred acre. ~ i4nH6n % fhr north
sd. ertbe -aath east fractional quarter ~
section twenty, township nineteen. range
thirteen ea>f.
Executed - tie property ~ John Eg-a,
Al the -uli OF konef. Clark
4 Il frNkfN~.
us 7nfs ISL 70 - >Efo
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-09-12
UTION.

ascertain uuFrinelFle3 persons are attempt
iu.. b. palit on On the un-l-I .-etla- public. i'm
Itatoas of mx PREPARED Gtf =. sanls
.c4l ION all persons 81 esamine before pnrcaa
-t4s and see tbat tae f4a name.
T-F>PAIulNG- PREPARED Giff
.-r 60 outside ursPaes. s. .fa-r- at- - tat
ltlr Isaftrfs4.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-25
NJ. B. CHAPMAN 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS.
H. rare opportunity for housekecpers and dealers.


~ rare opportunity for houseksepes and dealers
MaGSIFft 5 HoUsE foGD F Mnsshr ri
70 De sold at Auction the property Of
ROSEWOOD octave PIANoroRrE
- KOSEWO GOD DRAWING ROOM SUITS,
vrrvpr ur,,,, OIL PAINTINGS, BY eminen. artists.
onoc iT;EESSn FIsTE, FiEk md MANrEL MIRRORS.
pREsDEN AND FRENcH CHINA ORNAMENTS,
ARTISTIC BEQNzEs, sTArUARY.
HHosSEWooD AND MAHoGAMY CHAMBER FURNITURE,
LIBRARY BOOKS AND ENGRAyINGS,
SOLID sIIYERWARE, CHINA AND GLASS WARE
rp4s bS MMaaKNhRiAGES Hs y ROBES de-
AZ the residence Dr. Phillip Ransom As West Sixteenth
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
sapers sis carved solid rosswood covered With SILK bro
cae consisting OF Tecaee Sofas oval back Chairs Arm
Chairs, Reception Chairs, Ottomans, ady's Work Table
Chess and Gard Tables, Velvet Medallion Carpets, Rugs
snyres and Dresden China Ornaments Marquette and Bots
dRose Cabinets, pearl ind stercoscope superb Mandal
iniaid with tortoise shelf antique aud Gothic Reception
Chairs Secretary and Bookcase Eegcrs bronze Clock
month Pier and Mintcl Mirrors embroidered Cur
talns Mantcl Ornaments Genre Tables, Kings patent
Re lining Chairs OIL PAINTINGS, by eminent artists AS
sepo Of the Virgin, b. Lecard copy from
ings by Cole; Scene eream, by Ritchel Paint
ings on SILK BY Heely Fruit Pieces, Water Scenes the
va, a 81 Petersburg; French Line Engayngs; bronze
Magnificent Seven Octave Rosewood Pianororc;
Canterbury, Stool and Cover,
nlack walnut Hatsand oak Buffet Extension Table china
be Cutlery solid SILVER Ware rosewood and mahogany Blu.
reans, Beds'cads Warrobes, Toilet Tables Commodcs
Desng Tables hair and spring Mattresses Counerpanes
Blankets Sheets, Towels McGraws patent Sofa Bedscads
Bookstans Toilet Tables Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oil
cloth and stair Carpets Also. large assortment OF Base
ment and Kitchen Furniture
BEvery lot win be positively sold to the highest bid
der No p0stponement Ofany person
viii be in attendance to cart box and ship the goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-25

A NExTRAoRDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
"A Keepers hotel keepers and the trade
,,a ASsIGNEE'S SALE or

ANExTRAoRDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
"A Keepers hotel keepers and the trade
ASSlGNEES SALE or
WIZ, MAGNlFlCENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
WIN beautiful and Valuable Collection Of Marble bfsquc
and Hronze Works OF Art; Splendid Pianotorte,
Rich Mirrors, French Etegeres, Sfver Ware,
m, French and Bohemian China, &C.
fositive perempory sale OF
ELEGANT FIRST GLASS FURNITURE.
This day tMonday),at iO54 O'Clock precisely.
me beautiful Paror, Chamber, Dlnnk Room ana Library
Iurnreyn the dwelling house f52 West Twenty street.
between Seventh and Eighth avenues all OF which new
having been recently made and comprises everything adapt
whole to peremptoy sold for cash; consisting OF English
Velvet Tapestry Carpets elegant rosewood Parlor Fun
suite comprising three full suits richly carved
which covered In rich silk brocate ~ the descl
tion rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs in
blue and gold satin and moque Damak and Lace Curtains
velvet and Turkish Lounges Mantel and Pier Mirrors gold
and landscape Shades two rosewood Eegeres style Louis
XIV rich Sevres and Dresden Mante Vases bsque Figures
artistic Bron1es Parlor Ornaments, dc
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE.
. Music Cabinet, Stool and Cover; cost 500;
marble top Bureaus richly carved Bedseads
lar Matresses, Teteaetes Chamber Suits in rosewood
bronze Clocks marble top Washstnd Lounges French and
superb Beds and Bedding, oak Extension Table,
SOFA beasteads rich French and Bohemian China Tea
sets Sverware Spoons Forks Casters Pitchers Urns
Tea Service ruby and crystal Cut Glass description
marble top Buffet oak Chairs superb oak Desk. Oil.
ssoa, rich Chandeliers marble Hall Stand. Catalogues at
mouse. Sale positive, rain or shine
hrartics from distance are assured that every arti
there will be positively postponcnent. Purchasers can
nave her goods cared packed shipped by reliable par
ties, who Will be In attendance for that purpose.
RUSSELL w. WESTCOTT, Auciioneer.
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sLEs AT AUCTION.

GEORGE COOK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
~ OF elegant Household Furniture this day, at eleven
o'clock at the store al Broadway consisting of parlor Ii
prary Dining Room and Chamber SUITS rosewood satin
oiack walnut oak and mahogany OF various
s pesrns paror SECRETARIES, Etegeres Canterburies
LADIES Uentre and Fancy Tables elegant rosewood
bureaus 1 Works!ands Ne Bullets Extension Dining Ia
S.a nan atands Chairs Lounges Easy Chairs Vases Tea
sets 6c markings very large and web selected stock OF first
cass goods to which The attention OF buyers requested
Catalogues al sale, ard sale positive
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HENRY IL. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER.
WINES SEGARs a.,

HENRY II. LEEDS co. viii sell at auction on Tuesday
row 20 AT IL O'Clock at the saesroom 23
special and peempsoy sale or first class Wines Brandics
Aes Porter sardnes Segars, &C. all OF which guaran
tetd genuine according TO sample and description being the
balance OF mporatons and selections obbing
importing house In the Southern None OF this stock
mas oeen offered by rs any sale since Oct Il includes
pale and dark Brandie Port Sheres, Madeira Rur Gin
&C. In ca es casks and dem ohns also Champagne leading
brands do dry, very Ane Carrots Hooks, &c. Scotch Ale
London Porter Sarines, Also the balance OF select
invoice Of 900 dozen original bearing the label and
brand OF the London and Pennsular Wine Company,
OF the oldest in London, shipped hy them via Montreal
consisting Of Don Pedro Madeira Royal Golden, superior
Brown and extra Pale Sherres; superior Old Port
rich OLD English Wild Cherry Brandy, Martcs old imperial
Brandes Gins and Ruas, &c. Persons wishing supply for
private can find nothing more reliable Also the balance Of
few small lots from private stock remaining Enclosed since
October consisting Of few dozen fine VO Sherry 1884,
do Madeira Brandy Antigua Rum and few very choice
lots in Masnums Also lot of very ne London Dock Pine
apple Rum Also large and select importation Of Havana
Segars remaining from sale Of Ocober3 part bond
consisting Of very fine Cabanas Brevas 40 900 Flor del
Dolce tar niente Concha $500 III Monumental do FL
CARO- Londrcs 467UO Ell fol Concha two Ell Dusgnio
Media Regaa do Victoria do. one and village
ears in Sh bundes in paper 400 fine Londe Can size
Also lot of Cigarette Paper Spanish Ribbon, 6c.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
POSTPONED SAIL

II POSTPONED SAIL.
On account Of the nclemency Of the weather Saturday
the sale of Madame Spengers Furniture will take place
Monday, November % At l01i O'Clock at Sc East Twenty
seventh street. near Fourth conss of Brussels
Tarestry and Ingram Carpets; 0coth Chandeliers
rosewood Paror Suits covered In crimson and
bro Ell; Oh suit CONSISTS of ARM
one and four medallion back Chars, very richly
carved made to order by Mango and cos each sa @25
elegant rosewood Etegeres with mirror back doors
rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs and
Lounges covered In hgure reps match Lace
tains Mirrors Paintings rich Vases Figures. Paor
ments, &C.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTs
STOOL AND COVER.
Library black walnut Bookcase Buffet Sofa Arm, Reception
and four Chairs covered In green san deaine
and mahogany Bedssads, Bureaus Washsans Mattresses
holsters, Pillows, Blankets Clocks Mirrors Curtains Sofa
Beds Chairs Rockers solid black walnut twelve Dining
Table, Chairs, mahogany Bookcase Glass China and Sill
Ware; Table Cutlery, Mirrors, &c. Sale positive.
f. ROTH, AacHoneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-25
DUBLIC SALE IN PHILADELPHIA
i FIRST GLASS SUGAR REFINERY
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1861,
at ~ O'Clock, noon, with be sold at pubiie sale

AT THE PHlLAbEIPHIA EXCHANGED
the extensive and valuable Sugar Refinery No ?2i Vine
street recently occupied by Messrs Easwok Brothers. with
all the machinery etc. In perfect for opera
ton; capable Of refining from 4500 to pounds
day and room for storing 6oo hhds sugar
5000 bbls. rehned sugar.
The outstanding notes OF Messrs Eastwlck Brothers will be
received in payment Full descriptions may had In hand
ILLS al the of Messr Bangs, Merwin Co. i and 500
Broadway, and at the Merchants' Exchange.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS,
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ANIUsENrENTs.

%
And will be pres pSss%scn ssa with allis
GREAT UNION MEpi RikScHS'
oomn,., ). NEW UNION s'a TABLEAux.
SPIRIT OF JACKSON
rd aS sSs$ SS' sEs !|,'E #s'ss
AN S SS7 EtH$s 81 j pdsK fss SkE
The Et5TaRh 81 e r HfL REBEL Ee sFq
ra AZ Ess5sopS I'LL 1sq
.,... WASHINGTON AND UNION
THE PEERIE Ess"i rS6or, OF WATER LILIES
ASCENT OF THE GUARDIAN SPIRITS OF THE LAKE
THE GREAT wHsM1rrrAu SCENE
MOUNTAIN ToRsIS is Of RE" REAL y WATER
Selection .We, o9een pawn Con Irish ars); operate
naar. a,.a 0, %su "a R Il &ssis'%y VAR
seats may DC secured ten days IN advance.
GRAND MATINEE
Thursday, Nov. %, 1851.
c.,, Open at one; commence at two
$500 $3.50, eeHs9.
WINTER GARDEN
i ifsr ST
..,.... MR.. MR., BARNEY As@ WILLIAMS sassrH LIFE
....., CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE,
presenting for the first time the beautiful ndary drama
- ;. c,,,ow.. j., A, ALL L, HA1I.ow's EYE,
THE MAGIC JOKE,
PRINCE noJoposo
NEW sewne7 THEATRE ~ ---2,
~ Sole Propretos Msss q t. Foy and J. W. Lingard.
n "a !s ssfH Ssms .s,.s
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RETURN OF OLD FAyoRITEs.
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First night OF tho iayorit. iithiopan comedians.
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John MuLLiGAN AND ANDREW ). LEAvfTr.
First night Of the youthful baliadist.
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THE CARLO TR0UpE THE CARLO TROUPE
THE CARLO TROUPE THE CARLO TROUPE
In and astonishing Gyrnasr Feats.
THE BROADWAY MiNsrRELs
BILLY BIRCH, J. a HERMANN, BEN COTTON
In new Songs, Glces, Refrains, Chornses, &C.
TONY PASTOR, TONY PASTOR
In several Coms Songs. Patriotic Orasions, &C., &C.
MISS ERNEsllNE hi; FAiBER,
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THE GREAT BALLET TROUPE
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