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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-17

NECESSARY. We have got used to most all
kinds of climate. Can live out doors IN
winter, and stand the burning sun OF
Mississippi in summer, without tents -
We took no baggage with US on the
march, SO did not have any change of
clothing.
, This is better country than We have
seen since we left Boonville, Mo. 1t is
quite thickly settled with large plapta-
tons. In good times it must have been
O pretty nice country, but now 1t looks
desolate. A good many of the dwellings
are vacant, and at others robody but wo-
men, children, and old men, are to be
found. | don't think, in our march, |
saw dozen men that would be subject to
military duty-they are all in the rebel
army.
At Ripley, a pleasant town Of about
1000 inhabitants, the men were all gone
and the women looked daggers at US
They have been led to believe all the sto.
ries that are circulated in the southern
papers as to what we would do when we
came, and have been told that every fight
they have had they have whipped us
They believe that their troops still occupy
Fort Pillow, Memphis and Grand June.
ton, and that they whipped US badly at
Corinth.
The niggers were told that we would
take them aud harness them and drive
them like mules-so a good many were
hid in the bushes. | saw some niggers
that were smarter than | supposed they
got to be down here. One told me he
could get out Of the South easy enough
but, when he got up North, they would
take him and send him back under the
fugitive slave law Some Of the officers
got some for walters, and | will have one
pretty soon. Some would call it stealing
but their masters are in the rebel army.
We caught Mr.. Boyd, a member of
the legislature which passed the ordinance
of secession.
Our boys have Jared pretty we'll lately,
while gu the march. After we would get
into the camp for the night, they would
start out and scour the country for > or t
miles around, and would come in, some
with calves, others, sheep, Log> and pigs,
geese, turkeys, chickens, honey, new pc.
t,toes, NOW fully orown) COOS. &c eve
rytlino thew could find that was catable,
Our companv cot four hives of honey in
ono nightt ,nn,os orc ,r,rIv rira AVID
ncocIr7 will be- in two or three weeks -.
also Green corn in aL,u, week. and, .,
there is lots Of it, think i: will suffer-.
Rrocl.lorri.s l,vn co, c.,,;no RIM e.,
tho INST two wpr);s and How tIrra !. any
nrant;,v nf ,hon, .ronn1 I,|o
Vns,1rI,r w.. ~, ~, n,,l nr.,.,.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed, Arvin Bagley has, at the July term, 1869,
been appointed by the County Court Of Cedar
county, Iowa. Executor of the estate of Ezra
McLohey deceased. All persons are notified to
file their claims with the county Judge, duly ~,
thentcated, in the time prescribed by law.
ARVIN BAGLEY, Executor.
July = lsG2-n27wI
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Yours of June pa is received, and, as
| have not much to do to day, it tein !,
Saturday, | thought | would write You a
few lines. Since last wrote you, We
have been in camp 5 miles from Corinth
until the 9th when we got orders t,
march to Holly Springs, Miss. Started
on the 9th, at ) a. IN. and when within
twenty-five miles Of Holly Spring.. CT
dcrs came to march back and we march,
el back to Rionzi, So miles il two days,
when another order came ordering US to
march again Immediately back to Holly
Springs, but, before roorpins came, it was
counte:mauded--so we lay here in the
woods awaiting orders.
1t is beautiful time to MARCH with the
thermometer at over 100 degrees in the
sun, and, I judge, considerable above 90 |
in tha shade, and the roads awfu! dusty
at tina, but we stood it for six DAYS and
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dlica,

In Cass township. July 5th, 1862, MARTHA ANN
aged years, months, and y days, daughter OF
WM b. and HANNA F., FooT.
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INGMAN Il IlNSI.EY.
ANTONIO yERCIA,
Barber and Hair.Dresser.

AS opened BARBER SHOP in Tipton, and 10 nov
prepared TO Shave, Cut and Dress Hair, Shampoo.
&c From long experience he feels confident Of giving
Give him ca-lst door South Of ths
Aldrch House Shop closed ate A. N. on sundays.L
NB.-IIe Is also prepared to do WHITEWAeHIN6
In the most approved manner. Snl5v0l
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-17

The difference between speech and
an essay should be something like that be-
tween field Of battle and a parade,
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Gov. Yates to the President.


SPRINGFIELD, July II.
Gov. Yates has addressed the follow.
ing urgent letter to the President of the
United N,,toc.
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA uOIsE.

CORNER OF 4th Iowa SITS, DAVENPORT, Iowa.
DAVIS & SONS, PRoparproRs
I'hEh oMNlBUNES TO and from the CARS
L ONCE for stages leaving for lie Claire
fflhcctop. Lyons, lie Witt, Maquoketa and Ana
mo'a' Fare, OHc Dollar per day (n46J
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Special dispatch to the Chicago Journal.

CAIRO, July II.
The canal at Vicksburg is completed.
The water does not run through the ca
nal. 1t is not deep enough at this stage
of water The river is falling. They
have commenced to deepen the canal
three feet.
An occasional bomb is still thrown at
the city. The rebels planted new bat
teries of eighty guns, which are now in
position. Van Dorm, with force OF
10000, is close to the city
Our feet will not take the place till
they have forces to hold it.
The steamer Robert Allen, laden with
| commissary stores for Colonel Fitch, was
fired into about 40 miles below Memphis,
on Thursday. She was also fred into
20 miles up White river, killing one man
and MORALLY woundins another.
On Sunday, the 9th, detachment of
the oath and Add Indiana on the west
side of White river, attacked 500 Texas
Rangers, near Aberdeen, killed 10,
wounded and took prisoners 81. Squads
Of Hangers all over Arkansas are i'm
pressing and killing Union men ind
burning cotton.
Near Memphis cotton and sugar are
found buried and in caves, old houses,
woods and barns, hid from guerllas. In
no case have cotton owners destroyed
their cotton.
Gov. Spraguc was here on Friday
night. He came from Corinth.
--... WASHINGTON, July II.
The President has submitted to Con
gress brief message enclosing a draft
of bill to compensate any State which
may abolish slavery within its limits and
respectfully recommending its passage.
NASHVILLE, July Is.
Between 5000 and 1000 Gcorgians
and Texan gucrrilaS. under Col. Forrest,
attacked the llth Michigan and Sd Min
ncsota in Murfrcesb)ro early this morn
ing. There was desperate fighting. vt
3 o'clock thiSp. NJ. the Michigan troops
had surrendered The Minnesota rcgi-
mcnt was strongly intrenched and cut up
the enemy terribly with llewctt's Ken
tuchy battery, repuIsing them with great
"u-LtN! III iiitE CI"! Us
Flags Of truce were sent on by Forrest,
dcm1ndlu- surrender Col. Lester re.
piled that he could hold his pJ>itiOn a
week.
The railroad track was torn nm. Lut la,
been rrra;rcd. An attack q, Nashville
i, not probab!e. CD. Lester is reported
As fal!in, back on Nashvir, C'nn,n.
adinr is heard ren29todIv Lcrc ruI,n.I
Boone has orriycd with two compaui,s.
LATER r'srurgu.
y special to the associated press says
HnfireesooFo mas be,n taken by the Con,
generates, mostly d Texan NnnGerS, under
forre't, but was >heited by oar batteries
Inc llth Michigan were capturcd.-
Ihc 81 Nlnn">oto, with battery, were
holcIn@ cut at last acCOunts. Drl@ad!cr
diana, were prisoners There i great cx.
citcmcut il Nashville md m attq..E !;
expected. We will Give the best f ,At
possible. and i: con.prlIcd to Weld will
Shell! the citv. \ b1t.crv i in no~iti,n
for that c.Dorroncv
w ,n,,.,.no>. ,.,..,o
r..c-o.; ',, w.. ~ ,i. ~ T.
uomsa' y. .S11..II s,.:a,'Lss nj,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-17

tas~ We publish, to day, the call for Il
Congressional Convention. We have no
time for remarks this week
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

sfRiSGFsELD, Ill. July II, 1862.
fhn,pfhT LINCOLN Washington, d. c.:
Inc crisis Of the war and our national!
existence Is ucon us. The time has come
for the adoption of more decisive meas
nres. Greater animus md earrestness
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-17

NEW and fresh supply of Sugar, coffee, No
lasses. DC. lust received by E.8M CHfLrs.
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The Republicans Of the second Congressional
District of Iowa are requested to meet in Con-
yention at De Witt. Clinton county, on
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-17

We CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
ASEfFEREr:-PRblshcJ as a warning and
TOR The especial benefit of Young Men. and those
VINO sniisr with Nervous Debility. Loss of Mem
Dry, Premature Decay, st., &c by one who has
cured himself by simple means, after being put
10 great expense and Inconvenience, through
the Aso OF worthless medicines prescribed by
learned Doctors. Single copies may be had of
the author, &. A. LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoin.,
Long Island, Lyenclosing a postpaid addressed
envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT ESQ.
1@h-m Greenpoint, Long Island, n. Y.
GILTMOELDINGS
WIZ fIcture Framing: large variety Of
! pa'ssrns, a. the one price Furniture Rooms
u = o." !, STEIN Muscatine Iowa.
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WIN. Il. IIURD Il CO., New York.

Dr.. urds Dental Remedies for sale in this phase
by
Upton. July 10, 1862
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" AaIIlN"IJt, July T..
The President this morning sent for
the slave State members of Congress and
bad an important interview with them
He had urged upon them hi, plan Of
gradual emancipation. and hirted strong
y that if this plan was not adopted that
general emancipation would come, under
less pleasant circumstances.
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DIR. w. II. EIURn,a
NENIAL Jhf NSvRu,

The ncaes and most vau able present that friend
can make to another. Price, 81. Sent by express
receiI of price.
For sale BY all the best stores throughout the eoun
try.
CauToS.-As there are dealers who take advantage
Of our advertisements to impose upon their
inferior preparations Is necessary insist upon That
you call for and will best, thoro ughIy tsss
cd and prepared by experie need and scientific Dsn
tst Treasurer Of the New ork State Dentists Asso-
cia on. and Vice President Of the New York City DeA
tai Society. Address.
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Warranted free from acid alka or any Injurious sub.
stance. Price, IS cents per box.
IT, Beware of the ordinary cheap Tooth Powders
which whiien but destroy.
Do you wish 70 be certain that your Breath Is pure
sweet and agreeable, to husband or wife, lover "
friends? Use
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence of the Upton Advertiser.
CAMP on RIpGE CREEK, NEAR RIEszI, MISS,
INV 9Th ,6I. Z
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WASHINGTON. July Is.

ConiScation is at last through both
Houses in tol~rably stringent shape, with
the section amounting to provision that
the President selecting and arming ne
groes may preclude Ike necessity for pass
Ing new bill. There is 10 bill in the
Senate for this purpose. The conl,ca,
ton bill allows the seizure of property,
whether the owner can be found or not.
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MAGIC TooTHACHE DROPS.
DIR. W. u. IIURD'S
NEURALGIA PLASTERS.

The most effective and deli ghttul remedy known.
They 70 adhere nor blister. but sooth and charm
pain away. Try them. Price, IL and 81 cents. Mail
ed on receipt OF price.
Do you wish a complete set Of Dental Remedies. and
a Treatise on Preserving Teetht Oct
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rGNHE TRIBUN AIN A n A {
FOR 1862.

This popular ANNUAL isnowready. II contains:
ELECTION RETURNS from all the States OF th. Inion
holding elections in 1884, carefully complied for tho Tribune
AL anBcs
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
for the year 1862,
GOVERNMENT Of tho UNITED STATES-F1ecutive
and Judicial EnvOys Extraordinary aud Ministers Resdent
from the United States Ut Foreign Courts;
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES Members Of CLASH
fed
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, Of the UNITED
STATES. Politically classified.
LIST Of STATES. Capitals, GOVERNOR times OF Lssss.
tive Meetings. General Elections etc,
POPULATION Of EACH STATE by COUNTIES. also
the Population Of the principal Cities Of the United States
from the Census Of 1900
THE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF ACT Of the
hpec'si setsior-botl completei
Alfo. ABSTRACTS Of the Otner important Acts o. the
Second sersiOn of the AXAVlh Congress aud the Special
Session Of III. XNXViIh. Also the important POsi
ins,iors Of PRECEDENT LncOlni
ACHbONOLOoIChL ACCOUNT 81 the important events
connected with the Rebellion and ObeT matters Of general
interest.
Fmcn - cents u copies for 100 copies, 80 postage
pAd Nv fSpr.ss, 81 per lVD. Cab orders solicited.
we eau supply beck numbers ~ the Tribune ADansc for
yeht l8'' 1889 1880 1857 1853 le5s 1860 and 1861 Price
IS cents each, post paid
Adore TIE TRIBUNE,
New. Yorh.
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Gtationcrp an0 fdncn GOODS.
"yINHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN TIL
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST or ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.


MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS ~ rHE would.
On receipt Of any Of The i99Ss Nuns mi, ', %, S g
directed Gold Pen or Pens 'e'ag fhs 'a~e sooordH'
Coin PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
FOR % cents tho Magic Pen; for 81 cents tic Lurtv Pen
fof 20 cents the Awayedy Pens for - ceu;s. the Elegant
Pen and for ~ tie Excelsior Pea.
The ,i1cr are Nos. ?. 3. I. and Z. - -
TIE SAME PENs ~ SlLyER-PLATED EXTENSION
For 50 cents the Msgc PEN foT - cents. the Luckv Pen
FOR the Always Ready Pen; for = - he klrart Pen
ard for = 90 'hs hsoe.or r,a Thee re "9 hai.s.
wear II every Of which VII af og'i gross Of tie be
The name al Morton "Nuuber" and "Qu,iyr AZ,
stamped tie TO- owing Pen, ADD the Futs are warrsnie
for siI months eIcsp s;aiust accident he number. roi
cate sire oEiv: 40 being TIE smallest No. tie lnf-f
ADAPTED for The rocket No tie lest end No. L. tne
largest Mammoth Cod Pea 'or The d'sk Long md meeut
Nih 81 ell sizes aud qualities sho N5s n A"' 4, b ga
and made only Of hf,' quality The engraving are &c 'i
''' VI Wv GoLD Pms. WITHOUT CASES
For Is cent? NO. Pom l'i quality or no. Pen -
Fol ST. NO Pen, lot quality ora No 9Pya, ID quality
Tor - q sSo. Tea, l., quality sSo area, "a qa't
Tor u g. SO. trsa j, quality Or No Pc. "a gall
For Al 80 en. H., Quality or 30 Pen 'Iqa,!
For - 2. No ren ~ aa,..F. ,-,p rv1vr.tos
THE SAME T Sasks wiTd rssciL y "a ''''''
for Al -, AHo Zen . qa.iy > ~. "a
t, or or 10. - .rS ,S "a quality. ''' -
Tor ~ NO. Pen .t quality. ora No Pea 20 quality
or No 5 Pen. ID qu-iiy. . al, .,
ity or 40 Pen. ID quality. . IN ~, H..
Dor sJH No. Pe1, lat quality or No. Zen "a qAiY
For = ~ SO. Pen L. lsllty ,. ,,,,,.,,r,,,,
GOLD PENS, ALL i,tQLAlll IA SIN LA-HO0 'i'''
DEsh-UOLDEK- -
For ~ So.S Pen. for - p NO 9foni ior ~ "a
No Pea: For ~ ~ No : Pen. . . ~,
Tor t1aNo. Pen. for - No. 9Pen' and Tor - NO
| 10 Pen. ,,,
The ou,iy" pointed with The verJ best lrdosuia
Point, carefully selected AID of tLi. qusiiy ae sod
with he slightest nPeriecon which sah aud tie closest
Icfui4ny cHn detect
Tho I'd Ous," superior to any Pens made by him
previous o. the year 100.
The - Qusy" he intends shsl equal IN respect 10 Du
rsbiitv Elasticity .nt Good Wiling Qualities lc only true
| cons .efsfiqusl any Gold Pens made elsewhere.
In -gad tho teap Ood Pens he heg leave 20 ay thu
prevou. t. or.raing h. New and rs~ned Machines he
could not made Good Writing and Durable Pens o'
The price had the Gold been furnished gratuiousy.
Iar,ei ofdertug ~ al fa'dHec' sp>rfg me Nr"
Lsgn and Qyafy" " me- Penf Pen' and Can udsfcA
~ Tor sale by all dealers In the lins throughout tho
county ,.u-o..
No Is Maiden Lane. New.Yort.
ANY one sending. sir ,e letter post,sup viii receive cir
culsr with the engraving. above referred TO.
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HliIitarn Notices.

An Members of the Third Reriment tE ;;so5 l.
SIOR BRiGApEl now on inIlossn No GSo Broadway TO
TO- IpISsSGcK' by SATURDAY Jan g or they viii be
treated Is 6eseiters TN more oooD S,.I ' ~
received and sent on to washington lnlineolA.ey.
Cood Chance for Buaiers.-WANTED-Sev,
war as BiGLERS Cavalry Regiment 1hi' Is the ss.
chance for Mounted Bug'er Apply al headquarters : ~
COrnet B'nd No 20 Wet Hoo'ion''t.
Excelsior Light Artillery.-WANTED, few able s,;
boded EN 10 hn tis fine command katons qnaIte ~
spifi4s HIe1rt Tens cy Han Psrs a. No % Chatham.
81 itClakes Hotel; at Jacob G.al's Saloon, corner OF
B-osdway and Frakn.Ft; al HeadgnalieIs' NO 500
Broadwsy NJ stairs Capt J. W. BRUEN, Con'g
THs yG'uy,eFr FRFineer HsS%egp JAMES F.
hall aid MAJOR RICHARD BUTT.
LAST CHANCE!
ONLY ONE COMPANY YET UNTITLED.
Tich. conpsiies Hilton Head, ;. {. Fay OF Pr
''1'4i7 SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH. (si0
Ho1secarrs1tegs shipcstpenters nggers blscksmths,
miners mschin.ts boermskes ard wheeiwrishts viii be
r,eei, ed for COMPANY IL.
None bat sound and c1Inoe;en' men need apply.
Volunteers u this siuent viii be md psy and furnished
with aud raos at once and theiT families VIII be
F0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY viii be paid to
ssch Volunteer when mustered ont Of the service.
Enlistment Tor three years. or during the wal. -
Headquarters corner OF Chambers aud Chaih"fns New
York
Z, :. Nusfering OhIcc.-Oficers Of Volunteers
should have written sglhoy iro ineiI Colone 70
er ,.tilgment Of accounts; lAis "i'l eIh'4S S 1.
t dOrsel by tue United States Mastering aid DISTURBING
No secouu, viii he paid or transportation given unless the
shove rule is couicrmco to.
Van Buren Light Infantry, headquarters No a!
PIondEty, Newly orb. kucmpue't a. Camp hlnhouse'
snedikcrs Long isud in the tnc barracks IN the state
oeive Gusrsrs and uniforms enlisted Officers h4v
e lie OF parts companies may obtain POSITIONS oy
'ff'' THOS o VAN BUREN,. Colonel
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Published This Day.
MRS. SOUThWOkIH' NEW BOOK,
THE BROKEN ENGAGEMENT;

SPEAKING TIE TRUTH FOR ONE DAY
TIE copy for which efged fsom turop. per a.,
la steamer ffom Mr. Scnths oith where she ?.
siding IL pnbshed ~. dsy pnce p cent?. ard VII be
fonnd for sale by ,. A. GRADY DICK Il FITZGERALD.
W }. POOLEY 5 Co aud all other Bo0sselefs and News
Ag,nss IA Srw-fork Published b.
T. 4. FE1fKsON BROTHERS.
No. Jo Che.tuut-st.. lhatsp hs,
70 whom al orders should be addicted Suffers Boob sci
lers Agents end a.! others Will pase SEND In their
cefs q; once Tor what they want;
The ncspe place H. the world 10 buy Books Of on any
Kind It Peterson Bro;hers Philadelphia send Tor
thr.r Catalogue. Booksellers. News Ag.Lts suefs and Ell
ofhers will supplied i ny quantities Of any books pub
.hei lowest net prices seuding their orders
10 them.
Remit any amount o; oury you pies'e from - 10 100
TO 70 In letter ADD Mind o. Books you want and
they win be- you per first express At lower Tstrs than
auy ether hou,e IA the county.
Ne ju.t issued new aud complete Catalogue cope.
which viii % any a. oil on their sc0ding for
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Sr1rscMerts
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

SAKNtM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GRAND GALA WEEK!
AL THE HOLIDAY NOVELTIES. AND MANY MORE;
ohef pis o. the gorgeous Fairy Spectacle, ONDNA or
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
play mp cost Of . OfO and pronounced by 800 ron
visitors the m u gorgeous aud ascnan. spectacular play
fir,t ne of esnd Musical Novelty, arranged By Mr. W.
T. Peter'clen Musical Dieto dedicated to F. r. Bsrnum
md introduced between the td aud fourth acts Of
MTsEUM "REMINISCENCES.
(which are musicaly fepresen'ed
glcAN sAvAGEs. THE HAPPY FAMILY SEA
-. TIE hEAuutUL FAT GIRL,
GNE WEEK MORE ''1"~''
LIVING HlPPoporAMUs. Or GREAT BEHEMorn
Of the Scriptures ch. 40.
WHALE STILL LIVES.
Ard eats his belt bnshrl NJ live eel. Ter day. .
The ~ BEAUTIFUL TINY sEA-HDESES. sailing In the
Grand Aquaa wheh contains beautiful aud living Fish
MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON. Happy Family,
Monster Se-Psnts Wax tsures. aud multitude
Of Other o,etes.
Admission 70 all 2S cents Children under ten, IS cents
COMMODORE kUlI-rhs 5000 i fast npenng and
will be ready to crack on MONDAY, FEB. B.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
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