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Harrison do,ys,ty Fair.

The Harrison County Fair comes off on
the Ist, End and 3rd days OF October. From
indications which we see, we believe it will
be surpassed by none Of its predecessors,
The season has been fruitful, the harvests
have been bountiful, and every one will bring
articles Of interest, which go towards ma
king good exhibition.
Reports have been in circulation that the
Fair was to be postponed. These are not
true. 1t will come off at the appointed
time and it will be a good one, if the people
but interest themselves little in the matter.
Let every person come, and bring with them
some articles that will speak for the indus.
trv and thrift of the county,
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Van AmburEh a Co.'S Mammoth


As our readers will perceive by to days
paper, the great Mammoth Menagsrie o
Van Ambufgh will be in Cadijz on Thursday
August 2S. This is purely moral sxhibi
tion-one that no person can object to visit
ing. There is nothing Of the circus or negro
show about it. Every person has desire to
see and study tho nature and disposition oi
the wild Animals Of Asia. Africa and the
North American continent; and in no better
way can they do so. than by going to- New
Market on next Wednesday or coming 10
Cadiz on next Thursday. As this will prob
ably prove the last chance for great mum
ber Of years our citizens viii have OF visiting
such an immense collection Of Animals, we
hope 10 see every man. woman and child in
the county, either at New Market or Cadiz
on The days. above mentioned. Save your
quarters and get ready Tor the big show.
Van AmbuIgh will be on hands himself
no mistake about this, although enemies have
circulated the report that he was dead
Come and see him exhibit his wild animals,
and you will not begrudge your time and
money. aa"
Remember that this only Meuagerie worth
seeing opens both afternoon and evening
Come early so that you can see the grand en-
tree into our town, with its Colossal Golden
Chariot, its correct band and its immense
procession nearly mile long. Such a NOV
ing. panorama can scarcely be seen in life
time.
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Cn,,tpin RntIs, s,n,nnnnx.

Captain Butts companyais full to overflow.
ing. and goeslinte camp to-day, {Tuesday, }
at SteubenvilIe. This company will be one
Of the 'tcrack' companies from Harrison
county. We donbt whether there are a doz.
en- men in it not connected with some branch
OF the christian church. The Captain is the
right kind Of a'man- who believes that
position does not make theman--but bis &C
tions prove the. matter. As Minister OIL
the Gospel ahe has labored effectively; and
when we heard that he had enlisted as a pri-
vate, we knew that he had the metal and
stern qualities Of manhood to make a good
officer and soldier. He was made Captain
by the unanimous voice Of the company, and
. they can rest assured that in him they will
have worthy leader. We will publish the
organization Of the company as soon as rs.
ceived. .a4fa
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ARMY Surgeons.

The following gentlemen, residents Of this
Military District, passed, at the examination
held at Columbus, August 9th and 9th, as
Assistant Surgeons:
W. II. Gardner, Oneida Mills, Carroll coun
ty. s.r
VIM. Estep, Loydsvllle, Belmont county
II. West, St. Clairsville, Belmont county
J.. S.'Ely, Somer on, Belmont county.
L. G.. Lewis, New Philadelphia, Tuscar
awas county. .
l. Lewis, Mt. Pleasant Jefferson county
j. G.. Maris, Steubenville, Jefferson co.
d. Richards, New Philadelphia, Tus. CO
VIM. r. Sharp, Cadiz, Harrison county.
81 J. D. Workman. Cadiz Harrison county
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Primary Meetings.

Every Democrat in Harrison county should
remember and be at the primary meetings in
the different townships on next Saturday,
to the County Convention next
Monday. Let good and true men be seec
ted to represent the townships in the County
and Congressional Conventions Let men
b, chosen who will act consclentously and
truly in this hour of peril, and our glorious
party will come ont OF the contest with ban.
ners flying, and with shouts of victory.
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Ito Your Tents, o, ISraei.---.
Few ore Men Wanted.

Lieut. Il. NJ. Lyons wants but lew more
men to GIl up his company. lie has had
good success in recruiting his company, and
il is almost fall. Let it bS filed immedi-
ately. After next Saturday, no more yolun-
teers viii Be accepted for the new regiments,
and conscfiption Will be the order, if the
quota Is not flied. Now Is no time to de
lay-.o hesitate is dissrace-the country
must have the men; you owe it your service.
VIII you not give it willingly? The hopes
OF millions to come are pending in this great
struggle. The nations Of the Old World are
beholding with Amusement and awe this
grand uprising of free people. They can
no longer doubt that free institutions have
taken deep rootvin the mind and heart Of the
people Of the Western World. Our country
is raising the greatest and grandest. army
ever marshalled on the field, and it is desti.
ned to occupy one Of the most giorions pages
in history. Don't you soant to belong to this
glorious host OF freemen? Have your name
enrolled on this bright page, whose glory
will never lose its Iustre, but will grow bright
er and brighter as ages roll away. Then
come forward voluntarily, with the stern re-
solve that your couRtry shall not perish, i
the bray, hearts and strong arms OF her
sons can save her.
With such sprint as now auimates the
/
whole North, the death Of this foul rebellion
must be speedy--it cannot long survive. But
let us have no Observation-Disclosures!
| lYOLUNTEERu .......
Your Country calls. see, there's the foe,
| tbeliOn--strike it down;
Yes, strike the one decisive blow, I
rs Then wear the victor's crown!
| A more than trown--a laurel wreath,
Around each patriots brow; ga. +
While Treason sleeps Traitors death
Then up, and WIN 1T Now!'
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hon. VIM. AIien's War speech

hBOn. VIM. AIlen's War speech
Every person mas heard OF old "Bill Allen, ;
as he used to be termed, and all our Demo.
cratic friends had great confidence in whatev.
er be SAID. For several years he has been il
private life, on account of poor health. Hi!
neigbbors urged him lew days since to tell
the what he though: Of the rebellion that
was now shaking he Union from ore eni tC
the other. He consented and in to days SENT
nel you will find his speech. which all will
pronounce the best war speech they evel
read. Wecopy from the report OF the Gin.
cnnati Commercial. ......-..,.. .,...f
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Editor Drowned,

We regret to learn, that A. McNeal, Jr.
Esq, late Recorder of Coshocton county, and
recently editor of the Democrat" was
drowned on Saturday last, whilst fishing in
the Tuscarawas river about three miles a.
bove Coshocton. Mr.. McNeal was 20, years
of age, was a young man Of considerable
talent. and leaves wife and two small chill.
dren to mourn his loss. *a '1F'
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Editor of the Cadiz Sentinel: -
AS the Democratic Congressional Convcn-
tion for this District will soon be held, | will
take the liberty Of suggesting to those who
may compose that Convention, and the poo
pie whom they will represent, the ma ne Of
JOSEPH w. WHITE, Esq, of Guernsey
county, as very proper man to receive the
nomination. Mr.. WHITE enjoys an exten :
sive acquaintance aud is universally recog-
pized as gentleman Of fine ability, stern
integrity and u,tiring industry, whose heart
is nhexibly welded to the Union and Con.
stitution Of WAsHINGToN and JErFERs IN 4,
without any of the HORACE GREELEY or
JEFF DAVIS conditions. While he is oppos
to the insane and wicked doctrine Of Seces-
sion he is equally opposed to the Radicalism
and folies Of Northern Abolitionism. While
willing to devote men and money to put
down the bellior, defend the Union, and
maintain the supremacy OF the Constitution
he denies that the government has any legs.
power to Levy tares on WHITE laboring men
purchase NEGROES, and after freeing them sup
port them! lie is for maintaining the Gov
ernment and prosecuting the war, "not in
any spirit of oppression or for any purpose
of conquest or subjusation, nor for the pur-
pose of overthrowing or interfering with the
rights or established institutions OF the
StateS, but to defend and maintain the su-
premacy Of the Constitution, and to preserve
the Union with all the dignity, equality and
rights OF the several States unimpaired; and
that as soon as these objects are accomplish
ed the war ought to cease" W ta@
- A CONSTITUTIONALIST.
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9Stla AsegttsseNt,

This Regiment, located at Camp Steuben
vile" is full, and under the management Of
that good officer Col. George w. Webster
will be- ready to take the field as soon as any
of the new Regiments formed under the late
call. In it are two Compenes from Jeffer-
son county, three from Belmont, two from
Harrison, two from Carroll and one from
Tuscarawas county. u-.. -s#. tf-
Its Reglmental officers are:--
Colonel-George W. Webster,
Lieut.. Col.--C. L. Poorman,
Major--Jo ohm S. Pearce,
Quartermas,er-- McCauly,
Chaplain--Rev. A. Swaney,
Surgeon--Dr H. West,
Assistant Surgeons--Dr. w. L. Sharp and
DR.. |. Lewis. .-r ..
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Cnutaiu Voorl,ccs, Comnonv

This company, mostly enlisted in the
in the Northern portion of the county, is
now Iull, and it is supposed will leave New
Market Wednesday morning. We do NOT
know for certain, but expect that it will be
assigned to Dan. McCooks regiment, now
forming at Camp Dennison. No doubt this
will please the Company, for Harrison coun.
ty is not afraid to trust her sons under AM
Of the McCooK family. We will publish the
company organization hereafter.
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A CONSTITUTIONALIST
90 ~ For the sentinel
NASHVILLE, TENN, August 8, SO

.
1t being understood that the regiments al
ready in the field are to be filed up, and as
some have expressed wish to join Compa-
ny X, Goth Regiment 0 vi. will you be
30 good as to give the following q place in
your columns:
Persons desirous Of enlisting in any com
pany of the 69th Regiment O. V. L., can do
SO by advising the County Military Commit
tee Of their wish, (giving the letter, and the
name OF the Captain Of the company to which
they wish to attach themselves,) who will
furnish them transportation to Columbus,
where they will get transportation and sub.
sistance to Nashville. From desertion, death,
and dlschar ges, Company X now numbers
SO men in the aggregate. II those who have
relatives and acquaintances in the company,
would prefer joining it to enlisting in the
new companies forming in the county, fine
opportunity is now afforded them to do SO.
Come on. then, and redeem your county
from the imputation Of cowardly about to be
cast upon her, and you will have the proud
satisfaction Of being enrolled among those
who voluntarily stepped forth to aid your
country in her hour of need, and not cow
ardly submit to be drafted ,a .tE
t-41 Yours respectfully, @A
ALEX MAHOOD, 1st Seigt.
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S4oi WAGES PAID S1Oo

HNO ssll goods for the AnhNs SEwISs MAcHIsL
u CosrGET We viii give a commission oa
all gonds sold bY our Agents or pay Woges a
from s4O TO 500 per month, and pay all Deees-
sary expenses Our machine Is perfect in. It's
mech anism. A child can learn 70 opefate Il ~
half an hours instruction. Il Is equal TO any
Family Sewing Machine in use. and we have
reduced the price 10 Fifteen Dollars.
Each Machine 1s wanTnied Tor three years.
Address c. SUGGLES
Gen. Agt, Detroit Mich.
June l6, i62.
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monday.,Ausus. Is, 1859.
sDcEtiOcFaiic Congressional COu
vNRsfiOn

BY an arrangement between the Demo
cratic Central Committees OF the ferent
counties composing the 16h Congressional
Distric. the Nominating Convention will
be held at Antrini, Guernsey county, on
81 Wednesday, September ., 1862.
Each township in Harrison county will ap-
point one delegate to this convention.
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Under 100000 Calls for Total

Under the late order each township will
get credit for the men furnished from the
beginning, and will have to the 23rd inst.
TO fill its proportion and avoid a draft. We
desire the Military Committees in each town
ships to ascertain the number of volunteers
from their townships, into new Regiments
under the late calls; and also the names of
their CITIZENS volunteering into companies
out Of this county, and in whose company
t$,nd also those who have gone into old Regi-
ments and report to us on or before Sep
tember l, 1862. '''-i oa" R''
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G~We noticed at the Republican Con-
vention on last Monday, quite number OF
strong, able bodied young men, whom we
thought could do great deal more good for
the country by joining the army than by at
tending Abolition Conventions.
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Military NOticc

Harrison County's proportion Of soldiers
under all the calls except the call for $4,000
three months men, is little over 100 men.
Being 800 under the call for 100000, and
600 under the two late calls for, 100000
each. Each townships proportion is as fol,
lows:
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. Eeepu,hiicnn, Ticker.

The Republican convention on Monday
nominated the following ticket:-- =. 4;
Auditor--Samuel Knox. n-ees
ommissoner--Walter Craig.
. lnfrmary Director--John Lyle.
All ultra Republicans. Where's the "Un7
ion" ticket? .. eig mss ~ t
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THOSE LEAF BEE-HIVEs.
The Good Old Box Hive.

| AsSs
| On our plan we take the honey in tho ,yb;,o
virgin comb in most admirable ,~,v o Thn.t, T".s
! is no better way of regulating the size 10 ~
entran ;e Of the hive. Ii is the right size md
shape for profit Il has n glass Side ,hsosoI
which 10 view the operations of the beee and an
Excasrous Rsoxn~ -. - - '''
-, Va 'e"siaion,
or gettlng rid 0f The moisture and frost in bivas
,Sr %nlch destroys so mOny good colonies in win.
men ny merely adding frames to the GOOD
oLD noA hIpE we are enabled to lift any or
aIl the combs from the hive at any time. TO
know ihelr condition, learn their habits save
! rom the Toth, IA colony need never be lost by
inc worms) ascertain AMI supply the loss of
queens nave the bees TO swarm as much or little
US we Please unite weak SIN arms, feed most
admlranly by lifting combs OF honey and bee
oIeao from the rleh aud giving TO the poor with.
out tempting ROBBERS. In, SO with
FIETY OTHER TIIINGGt
the Intelligent Bse. .keeper woub v;sh - IL
con 10 daee in safo,a.e woud Wish 10 90
handling of bees injurious can let them alone
ha H. .,o ne, - "e no,d my 4.ler pan, and then he
,o Iii Lsos ;p Si' 'o' Pa'ace OF costly hive
0nr Man .. Hivo has hoo
reference to the principle that the apiarian wish. h.
first learn the nature and b,b;,s Jh nf he ne mus
the condition of each of bis stocks =, .n, "nn
and then have each comb of hs h;na a. any s,he
that hecun perform nnv onerason nbe e move"ns
governing them ACCORDING IN bis in,aISgyonna r','
Unless this be the correct ibeorv /, d. osI,,s
we cannot conceive what w,nIa
The Bee keeper who tails in ,bio r,,, .,
do Sc either through ignornnce mr. hod n's
ment- m, king due allowance for sucb sensens
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-, Dc,nocra,ic D.r.i &C County convention.


Democratic County Convention.
1'hThe Democracy and all others in Harri-
son county who are in favor Of the Union as
it was and the Constitution as it is, are re-
Gpes,sd to meet at the usual place Of holding
election in their township, on :, : h.H.St
; saturday, August %. 1892,
between the hours Of l and 4 o'clock z. NJ
and appoint three delegates to meetin County
= a Elb@ 10
Convention in Cadiz, on -gga4 /
Monday. August 25. 1852,
at11 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating County Ticket to be supported by
The people at the ensuing all election,
. The Township Meetings will each appoint
one delegate to meet IN Congressional Con,
vention in Antrim, Guernsey county,
We'd nesday, september 3, ls62.
= IT is expected that every friend Of his
country will be at the township meetings and
men appointed to the different conventions
that will not fail to attend.
By order of the Harrison County Democratic
Central Committee.
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Bees in a Movable Comb Hive
GROCEEsRES! GROCERIES
AT
GEORGE & WILSON'S.
Stack Fresh nsHd CNsss xsHasa

VIZ E have on hand, and are now receiyinr
w IRON the South and East, the lergest
Stock OF Groceries ever brought to Cadiz, to
which we wish to call the attention of Retail.
ers and others wishing to purchase for their
own consumption. Weare de- ermined TO sell
as low If not lower than either Steubenvills
or Wheeling prices. Our stock consists in
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-08-20
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
Il James Fisher and J. @. Megaw. under the
name Of Fisher e. Wegaw, was dissolved by
mutusi consent. on the sIh day Of August, 1862 /.
The business Of the firm Of the aforesaid firm
viii be settled by James fisher. ss
la JAMES FISHRR,
E -..H 90 aL 80 JAMES MEG AW
Ps | splI continue business at the old stand
in New Market, Oaio.
JAMES FISHER.
August 9, 1862. =
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Wendell Phillips says, "in Gods name
let the old Union be destroyed and somethin c
better made" Prentice says, Tin Gods
name let the old Phillips be destroyed and
something better made" #
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Card.

The Fall Session Of the McNeely Normal
School will commence on the 10Th inst, and
continue IL weeks, all rumors and reports to
the contrary notwiths anding.
al. .E#., EDWIN REGAL,
= @1. . .r- Principal.
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McNEELY NORMAL S CHOOL

McN EEL Y NORMAL 3 CHOOL.
TIME SPRING TERM tI2 weeks) begins
i August 26th, 1862. -yr...y .,,.@
instruction given in tho Common English
branches, Penmunship, Execution, Grammar
etc. Special attention is given TO training
teachers in these branches, and fitting them for
the SUCCESSFUL management Of schools. The
higher Academic branehes--Algebra, Geome.
try, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiol
ogy, Bosony, Logic &C., &c, taught as here
tolure. lse 81 -..4 -H . If g
Latin and Greek languages taught
Vocal music taught.
Instruction on Piano and Melodeon at usual
rates ..,..-..t. q
.Lewis's New Gymnastics" SO useful to
teachers and students, practieed and tuughtt
with unnecessary apparatus. ......,...., .s....,
Lectures are given each term on the "Att
OF Teaching" and the "Munagement oil
Schools" and other subjec,s Of interest,
The continued prosperity oil the School ia an
assurance to lhe public that the laburs and ex-
penditures of the teachers arc appreciated. o.
For Catalogue or further information, address
= -..,a Il EDWIN REGAL, Principal. 8
or Prof. w. BRlNKERHOEF.
Hopedale, Tlar. Co., o Oct %, 1861,
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LOS TT!

EXTRA DRAFT COLLARS
II A small lot Just received and for sale by
ug.-l3. 1863 J. n. CRAWFORD, Ag't,
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NEW aDvERTIsEMESTs.
. .AdmInlstrater,s Natiec.

NOTICE il hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and duly qualified
by the Probate Courto lIarrisou County. Ohio,
as administrator Of the estate OF Samuel e..
McGrew, late OF said county deceased. : All
persons interested will pIel-s take notice.
s1f DAVID Me(;REw,
Adm.niiIstor.
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Raiiroad Time Table.

.IITrgins on the Cadiz Branch are now run
ming as iollows:
Leave Cadiz, 4:20 A. N. 9;l5 A. ". $40 P. n
Arrive at Cadiz 6:25 - ll:25 Gas
The train leaving Cadiz at 4:20 A. NJ, con-
meets with the train going West on the main
road ;the train leaving at .; Ia A. N. conf meets
Eiththelrain going, East, and the train leav-
= irs at3:2OP. NJ. connects with both Eastern
and Western trains.
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Tho Original Lion and Tiso- Taznos!

Pcrf:--.I:ng Animals.
Par L,ons. EEnrk Tiger, Spotted
Tigc-. Afriedh PanthSr, three FtH-
gIt Leo ases pair Astatic Lsopards.
The following WAS taken from
the living animals, in New
York, March %, 1864, and may
be cons iGered
A CORRECT LIST or ANIMALS.
Var Elephant TYanni,ai r,,form.
ing Elephant Tippoo S"i6, Tlro
Mammoth Elephants. FaHr lions
and Lionesses, ASidtic aud Aftiedno
South American Jnager, 4fricon
Panther, Spo'ttd Tiger, Bia' ( Tiger
(oniy one il A,ns lea iioneS,.
three young Rrngat Leopnrtts, :hne
Asiat'e aud Aftdu Leopa as vonrg
Lepard, sir months oid, Striped
HysnR, (oniy one III Amtriea) N.
AmeritaA Pa 9ther and Pu ma, Spoi
ted Hy mn, raK"S Linn. hrts ytars
old pru California Dane7as Grin
ely Be.rs Back lrolf, Prairie Wolf
Cry Wolf, Z.d a, (pres nt'd 10
Mr. Taa AmdETgA 81 til: Earl #
De,y England } ASsy,inn Goat,
Ior. En- et Ifaii,y Gonts (oaly on, s
in America J B,aek Lama, Alpacca
Ship, or White Lama. Red Psrn-
sian LSma. or V,tHaa, AmericaH
FaHeW Der, African Bison. or
Buffalo, ihrre African Ga, kts,
(Jhiy ones trhi5ifci IN America IN
Is y'ors.) pair Of Rec BWks, or
Asiat,e AntsloPss, Peedra, or MeTi-
ran Will Hog, SoNth Am,' icaH
Angotd, lara IISre, Tiger Cat. or
Otiot, Fisher. or Water Cat, yair
Iehneunr MS, White Ground Hog
and Coons. pair Ant Eaters, GRm,a
Figs rithout Hmnbtr, English Hare
B!ack aud White EaGbus tic finest
CeRsrti0h If Birds rrcr erAi6i'od,
PAR If Ne1 Holland Croten C,aHs,
y 0ih AmeriraH Condor, the lar gest
Bird tkSt ftes, pair White Spaas,
African Petican, three Goljen Ph.as-
ants, three SHrtr Ihea,antt, ,n,r
Behemiaa IhoaSaBiS, pair EBel,Sh
PhsaSaHts, Chinese Far lien, South
American Poteee, three spanish
6ldeaw5, pair TamP,eo ] arrots,
fire South american Parrots, pair
Ring Doyss, fair Eryptin Gtsr,
Greenland Coos, rdT Of Poland
Foc!s, pair White Coe,tsos, he'd
King Parrot from Australia. Greh
Quetn Iurret from Australia, Ncw
Holland Cocatoo, Grey Psrrots,
PareQnets Also, q Family Of Moa-
keys, Oicls, Pigeons and Carr,er
D"rts, Happy Family cf Monkeys,
Apes, Baboons, IchnennieHs Digs,
Cats, &c, hriag harmonic iously to-
gstAor. a pmpR y.
The GREAT VAN AlIBURGM
Will enter tho Dens OF Tratned
dA'trais.
Also will 10 introduced the
G,redt Var ELEPHANT Hannibal, Is
T. TufaAs, h.cpcr, performing
Elephant iproo Sab, trained by
Prof. NASH, Ponies, Monkeys,
Mules, &c. Don't fail to SOC
THE GORGEOUS PROCESSION.
Alto AM, preceded by the
GOLDEN CHARIOT,
Containing
Otto Loru's Coruet T7aafl