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MEDICAL,
N slll { sIsS g SIS
GsS5
Uag HlsdTed DoliSTs PFsrs;azsfFI
8BNIEAIF WEAKNESS, orEI
On HFERlLAFo8BHolA,
G L9IF, &C., AID IEP0TEEUY
GUEED, SHINES
. II UIII-. 4 El--llIllIIl ? Il
DIR. A, GIBSON,

AheF al OthGT treatment FaiIall
DR. A. GIBSON, @ g
s IssS 5Si1a q Hsg q. @ ESGE 9t sg sv sas 2as ES &
sum ior tRs proof that any other PhysIoiAn in
the United s'Stss trssfS ths same diseases with
Aisst many Year, Of IaboriOuS study and sEP.rl.
Hnos Dr. GIBSON e hApPy IN bslne abs n ar
A0gao g The uniortunats, tAst be has VsTis0tsa
sPHEDY, AND PERMANENT OURa
PRIVATE DISEASES
With All ed ehsctg sr1sing therefrom incIudiRR
DEBILITY Oh NEBVOUB RB0SFRATIOH.
Hs hs succeeded IN curing cases In this city, some
Of whom hed expended hundreds of GolleT1 vita
llifgsyled phyUioianai who Frols to treat private
maladisI with Bucoo.g, and without receiving the
Dr. Gibson doss not bos5t that be 81 Iasnbsr Of
some DeIlegs n London or Paris, e. Perh4FE some
Vb1sE 10 t09 y. RtL " .Le
siiaed S Bai # WHAT Ia Br. GIBSON iFt sosSt 81 K
this has hs z able e give entire 5atilao.ion .
rity, and that p has PerlsCtsd an American IEts1
of t[setn1sut Eioh any PhyuiciAn Of Lon
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and A diseases OF
esrangemsntg, both mental Ene EhyHieA1i srlSing
d. GIBSON also claims for his new tFestmsnt the
following advantages olEr Al otheru gef discovered
hnd Esf, the agents used in IegPeot diaaEree
HgfClEV, nor any other dsletsEiou1 drug; Secondly
no ~ tfit5r5 ri disk o. hSinosI q rsquirsd; Third
II hil Treatment d RoEis and certain ia al oases
Re stands pEefed to 80 into any public Or Srivets
hospital Ia the United States and demonstrate ths
Immense Tdperiefity OF hiE new treatment over any
other nov known tokhe world In Roins Of Erompt
negI, oruiAneaoss iIdnsal, Eafsty and convenience
. fhf nntiGnf, sr
= Dr. GIBBOE b permanently located n OlsVsltsd,
and hAg during tbs past Two yesu Performed many
cures Of alle1so1 which had t0r yesU resisted all
OthsE modes OF treatment, Reference can bo Eiyento
indiVl ldus1 OF the GrBt ressotabitly II OlevelAnd
Boston, EsW York, aud other oltiea IN regard 60
Ikin and integrity il al professional transaction
DyspBrIias hhuollti1ml eurofnla and sl phrpaio
diseases treated With superior s1ooo91,
~ Medicine lgnt % a1y Iart Of tha eoGQTy On
rsnsitt Of tsn dollars.
DEi EiGIBs5H's EsV Work On PhFEzolosy fss sals
DR.. GIBS6R, ,vr9
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MINING Ann 1TAyTFACTURFa

Thc great resources Of the State, in Goal, 'Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&C. &C., are almost untouched; they GHalt'the
arrival Of enterprising and energetic men, ace1l-
torned to conrerl then into gold.
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J. B. DOugneTy, PlainEin, IN me court q Uom-
against l mon Pleas OF OuyahO-
Emory L. Hubbard and ga county, and State
Hsary ". Hubbard, DeftJ. OF Ohio. Il
Action for money only, with attachment.
EMORY u. HUBBARD AND
~ henry ". Hubbard, defsndants 81 this action,
are hereby notified that on the 10th day OF March,
A. Ds l66a pstttOD was MED in the Qierk'a O1ice
Of said Court of Common Pleas, setting iort that
the 2fth day Of February A. ID. 1855 af the city
OF GaIesburg, county OF Knox, snd Stat of lllnig,
Bruner, their Joint and several Gppesi b0ndi bind
ing themselves unto the said EllBh Bruneri to say
TO tho use o. this pisinti, the sum Of i've hundred
snd ten dollars which said bond contained con-
dItiOH Qhereby tbs said Emory l., Hubbard was re-
quireE and bound to prosecute with effect an appeal
to the Distriet Ucurt Of said Knox county, trem b
certain Judgment rendered against said Emory IN
plaintiffs favor, By ths' Polieo mEgstrate ef said
city and KhOZ county, as well g 70 pay whatever
judgment should be rendered against the said Emo-
" on d appeal that said appeal Wla prosecuted
TO fnal judgment agsinst the zaid EmorY toT the
sum o. S257 S6 and costs Of suit amounting % 20,
but that said Judgment has not been paid, nor any
part thereof Rs required By the condition q said
boa a; that execution has been durY iasutd upon
the said Judgment and no property found whereby
the same could be satisfied and tnat aaid judgment
and a well said appsl bond remain in fun forcs and
un salsheds Whereby the plaintiff has been damaged
in ne sum Of S25f g5 and COSTS Of suit IS %. .
Knsreup0n PAintih asks judgment against said
dsfea hants said bond 1or t23z y3 with interest
therspp lrom March lst, A. ID. 1888. d
said defendants further notihed that they must
ansWeE said petition or 1orstne le day OF Nay
next pr In default thereof Judgment VII be takeu
RABNEY, BA6KUs & NOBLE,
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ThshboYe are ali from persons who arc publicly
knOWa where they reside, and who would not make
these statements without thorough conviction
that they were true 80 al aa
PREPARED By j. o. AVER,
Practical and Analytical ChsmiEt, Lowell, Mass.
AndG. W. CLARK, and By all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
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Real ESTATE.

WESTERN hAND.---H. H. LIT
w TLu, o. the lasa tfn 81 Elttles 8 Kaye, b
constantly On hand lArga qu41tily Of me KAg1i4
Land IN lSWn, Wisconsin and Missouri, to exohanfH
o city country real cltate, or parEonsl properS
Once With Rouse 3 Is1ninSs, Marble Rlock, supo
for Etreat maEleRel
r YMAN LITTLE,
DoalcFlz
D. BE A L ES q A 4 &.
iEesnH q gFsat variety Of Farms and OitE PTonaftl
h0r Sale oT Bent Also choice Farming Lands "a
hiohiFRn, Tllinol1, Wisconsin Iowa and miegoaFi.
E85O 5Ofbos No. AtWaler Bullting, OlsEeland: ..
hbo:HE
ID HAL ESrATE---E. N. KEY ES,
d, tl0rmsrlT q tie nrm Of Little 3 Kqyels) hal
o1s1ed Hsal Estate Once in Eou1a'u Block coEa
IN 81 BlnsFIoF Etrott and Public Square, and has
nsuainntly On hand several thculand ecrol Of ~
1halfty d Hurning handg IN the btale9 q -
ileQlllu ana AlA!yaEl1 V e4oIs14 " SlsL -
6ogntFT proPoFtTf allo lnf I'll kinds o. EeEeoeal
ffoPaFEI. FtEt e,th Paia q nsosElarys aBEl1le
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Mechanics and working men Win and the iree-
school system encouraged BY The State, and a.
doWed NTH large reyenus lor the srpPori el "a
schbols Children can live In sight Of the school,
! The college, the church and grow % Win tho
prosperity Of the leading stats b he ereat Hes-
tara Empire. -.
No one who has visited this splendid region of
country can doubt that L equals the most izIor-
ed descriptions that have ever been given ol II
but let any careful observer VISIT it and he VA
Inform yha that the half has not been told OF ne
advantages It offers for immediate oeelp-lion
and Immediate returns. The farmers 81 the l1ge-
en- and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
70 Illinois in great numbers and . = oeileFeal
that II these surnassiuE advantages Eera made
knoyrn "a the farmers. mechanics, rnaudllciurers
md working popuiation of over-oroUdea Eur1la,
they would promptly avail themselves q ths
knowledge.
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ENVELOPES.

TNVRLOPEsI ENVELOPESil
on ioT Eile q TIE Leaas OOunfinG RO0n, 6hss9 q
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THE UIIyOTs CFNTRAI. RAILROAD

TraTer1eE the whole length Of The state, fro1
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake aIiedlgal
b the Ohio As Its name Imports, The Rail1oad
runs through the centre o. the State, and On el-
Their side Of the road along ltsWhoie tenTih la
tha 1aria on'eraT for. sale
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CITIFs. T0HNs- lIARKETs. DEPOIa.

E There are Ninety Light Depots On the Compa-
ny's Railroad, giving about one ever seven
miles. Cities, Towns and villages are situated
at convenient distances throughout he whole
route. where every desirable commodity may Be
fouad IS readily as IL the oldest cities q ne
Union, and where buyers are . Be mes Tor aA
kinds Of farm produce. -.
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From the unprecedented advantages this Com
pany offers. It Is not surprising thai = should
have already disposed Of SOC, 900 acres ofland-
It's now selling at the rate Of 5,OO0 acres Per
week. ThePOpulation along the line has ireblea
n ten years, and now sl4, ,S91. The Company
sell TO actual cultivators and every contrast con-
IL. -. 80 .-------.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SI0CK.
LEGAL NOTICES..

NOTIOE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that apbnoation Will Be made 10 3 & EHoali en-
c7 ne Governor Of the state Of Ohio for the ar.
don of Jacob Phillips, who was eonVigtsd Of The
crime Of Manslaughter The II bruary Tern, A.. d.
1857 Of OuyahogA County, Ohio. and ssutaupsd 70
conhnement In the FsaitsnfisrY Tor fhs ioruh Of
eight yearl,s lmarl9s2l ELIzA Ph1JLIPS
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fouF1 Fs'Pe0tIIgHEI9y tIIg5HEI9yEI THArrrR ;,

SENATE OHAMBHR, o >, April 9Th, 1854.
tDRi j. O. AYER-Honored Sir: have made q
thOrOaPh trial Of the Oathetio Pills len me By your
agent and have been cured by them Of the dreadful
rheumatiam under which he found me EuferinR.-
The lfat dose relieved ne, and NV subsequent
doses entirely removed the disease. feel In better
health now than tor some years before, which at
tribute entirely 70 the efeCte Of your Oatharttc
Pills, Your Witl great e8peot,
LUOIUs B. METCALF."
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DR.. QIRS0R

FfQfsssSr Of KlSs5ToPathy Ga& KsdSsiHs,
omee-IlS seneoa st., g few doors nom Superior,
up EtAirs.
PEfiy. t8undaYH sLosptad-l -a7- -7 auEs
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS

Railroads intersect the whole State. e115,-
O0O, D0O have been Invested in completing i1o
great network that links every part OF the state
Into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the diFsotsss thoroashfs-sS Of com
merse.
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AGRILULTURAL PRODUCIa


The Agricultural productsof Illinois are great
e than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated at s., 600 600 bushels
while the Corn yields not less than 140, 900,
900 bushels, besides the crop Of 0ats, Barley,
Pumpkins, SQuashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, sorghum,
Grapes, PeeGhes, Apples, &C., which go % swell
the vast aggregate Of production II this fertile
region. Over -Four MiHions tons Of produce
were sent ovt Of the State Of Ilinois during the
past year.
Ih Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
Advantages are presented for the extension Of
stock raising Alikinds Of Cattle, Horse5, Mules
sheep, Hogs, &C., ef the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field Is open for Others % enter
With the fairest prospects Of Ike results. DAIRE
FARhuSe also presents its Inducements to many.
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An AsTEa COMMISSIONERS SALE
no AN

I III VI AOLt--4 . 10 ULALVL 10 mn
IN order made by the judge Of the Probate Court
Tor the County OF Ouyghoga IN the matter Of the as
signment Of William HiBke, shall offer TOR ale at
public auction, at the door OF the court House. 10
said county, on the 18th day Of April 1854 at two
o'clock r. M the following described Notes and
Accounts, 70 wit, being the Assets Of SAID as1ign
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OeAR-COATED-PURELY VEGETABLE.
The Oldest, Cheapest, and most reliable Family
Medicine 10 use. y ore used than any other kind.
Prizes q centg-si Pills In box. See Circulars.
3B-sold b. Strong 4 Armgtrona, Benton Bros.
4 W, Palmer, Churchill 6 Bro. Also, ct Wholesale
and retail at 6l Ontario street, Cleveland, o., By
g. q. EORBlH,
General Agent for
EsH Ohio, Michigan and Indiana,
and by all Druggists In the country.
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MASTER'S SALE-PURh UANT
lyl TO the command Of third pluriea deoretal
ordeF o. sale from the Court Of Common Plea8, Of
Brooks and EdWin W. Brooks, against HQratio n
Gates, Della n. Gates, Augusta a. mittleberger
Edmund u. p. Mittleberger, N lillian MittleberFoFy
Commercial Mutual Insurance Cos Thomas 81.
Howe, Josiah King and William Shinn, executors
OF Chas avery, deceased, and others, me direct
door d the Court House, in the City Of Cleveland,
On the 18th day OF April lS62s at two O'Clock z.
NJ, CfEait day, the following described pieces or
parcels Of lands TO Wit. situate IN the township o.
brooklyn, being number seven IN the thirteenth
range Df toRuships Ia the OOnneoticug Western be
County Of Ouyahogaf and t8 known By parcel q land
on welt side Of DuyahogA HtFer, now IN Oitg OF
Ulogelhnd, and is bounded Is follows: ea8terly b.
Ouyehoga kiVeI; nOrtherly By land heretofore con-
we've 10 Judnh Colt BY John Al. MOOlssy; west By
RiVtr Btrest called; and southerly BY land tor
nine tcet vide on CuyahOga hfVef, Hnd extending
ct rght giles with River street, and said biVsr 70
River eet, bout hundred and forty feet, be-
ing tlie same land conveyed TO said Edmuno q. p.
Mittebsrger, by the Ohio Lille Insurance and Trust
Company, By deed recorded in UugunOga County
parcel Of land on said RiVer, next suothsriy Of
ab0Ve and bounded n0nthery by said parcel Of land
above desc iDed; easterlY By Ouyahoga River; west
erly By said River Etrset; and Eoutherlf By line
parallel with the aoEtherly line, and tWOnty-One
iset dibtant theIefremJ extending nom said River
liams lot SO called, making In all one hundred and
tWentf feet front on said Hiveri ana the Elevator
Building, maohinerys and fixtures on said premises
be theaAme more or less, but subject to ali legal
highWhys.A Appraised az t57ea
4 rz.a-5s 49,. - = 2 !. lSsf -. f-9l ~
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RE. KIEGSLiHY, UlSFulAnS,
9anerEi Afant eor Ohts.
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In Cuyahoga County
nd Court of Common Pleas,
lie. State Of Ohio.
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In tao court Of Uomm0a Floa. !

RANNEY, BAGKUs 3 NOBLE,
nIal.AI..n a -.
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MASTERS SALE -Purauant to thr

: =" ALBERTT. BLADE.
aprI s3sT Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Ransom L. Foot and
Lovias Foot, ct. al. de.
fandanfa
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Adam, Oaaa.la Master :; 0oHani.siaaS'r. e sa95'

| J. B. DongneTtys PlsinTin, In the court OF Uom-
| against y l mon Pleas Of OuyahO-
EmoEl l; Hubbard and g rSgI sSogny, and STATE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-08
Appointed coione::

Appointed Colonel
Leander Stem1n, Esq; Of Tifin; has
been recommended by the Military Com
mittee of this district, as Colonel of the
lolst regiment, how in process of form
alton. While on this subject we must
say that the Committee made an egregri-
Gus blunder in not giving at least one
field appointment to Wyandot county
Wyandot is looked upon as among the
little counties of the State, but for all
that she has in her limits patriotic spirits,
and among them soldiers of the right
stamp-soldiers who have stood the shock
of battle, and who in the hour of trial
never faltered. Mr. Stemm, for auoht
we know, will make good commanding
officer, but his appointment is the third
Colonel from Tiffin, which, in our opin-
ion, is stretching modesty little too far.
Without disparaging the ability of Col
Stemm, or grumbling at his appoint
ment, we are certain that had the choice
of the Committee fallen upon the noble
and brave Captain l. NJ. Kirby, of this
place, it would have given more general
satisfaction to the people of the district.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-08
Death Of an Estimable Lady,


Death Of an Estimable Lady.
Mrs: Culbertson, wife of James Gull
bertson, ST., departed this life at the res
idence of her husband, in this village. af-
TER a short illness. on Friday evening last
the 1st inst. She was a lady whose
kindness of heart won the esteem and
regard Of all who shared in her acquaint-
ance, and the announcement of her death
caused shade Of sadness to pervade the
entire community: Her funeral was
largely attended on Saturday afternoon,
and the M. E. Church was filed to re-
pletion on Sunday morning, to join in the
funeral services. We in common with
the citizens Of the village, sympathize
with the bereayed husband and children
in this, the hour of their trial, and ioin
in the fond hope that they may find con-
ISOLATION in that fountain opened in the
rich promises Of the gospel, to those who
mourn departed loved ones, gone forever
to the shades of death, but who are only
lost to them but short time on EARTH
Sarah Culbertson was BORN January
Is, 1904, died August l, 1869.
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worth more than the admission fee
The circus is composed of combination
of rare talent The Acrobatic exercises
OF Messrs Hogle q Keefe, the Back Bend
ing of Mr. Seley, the daring horsemon-
ship of James Robinson, Certainly we
think, never excelled, together with the
good humor of the two clowns, DR.. jim
Thayer and Lee Powell, and the gentle
manly demeanor of Mr.. Charles Noyes,
the R ing Master, make it one of the best
circuses that has ever been on exhibition
in this village. The general opinion of
our citizens is, that Thayer, Noyes d.
Co.'S Circus cannot be exceled.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-08

Mrs. c. P: Brister, Editress OF Newark
CO., Tiates, writes in her paper Of Jauu-
ary 90, 1859, as follows: $3.50. .......
1--WE know that DR.. Roback's Scandinavian
Remedies all they claim to be. The DR.
presented us with few bottles of his Scandi-
navau Blood Purifier and boxes of his Blood
Pills last simmer; which put new life into us.
tenn in a better condition thau stmulants usual
ly do, and have depressing effect. We feel
safe in recommending the Blood Purifier TO all
suffering from debility, be TIE cause hat it may
the Pills have this Popularity, they are power
fully active, and at the same time leave the pa
tient stronger ard in an improved condition, dif-
ferent from most drastic reIedies. Try them
with the Blood Purifier and you will feel like ma
ny who have been relieved, and willing to add
your testimony to their Efficacy
See embellishments augs-40 I'm
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Left for the War.

Left for the War.
Our young fiends Henry M. Kellogg
and Plinny Watson, two young men OF
much promise in this village, feeling the
imperative duty resting upon them to Of
fer themselves to their country in this
dark period of her history, left home,
friends, and dear ones on Monday last
with Adjutant Martin, for Eastern Vir-
ginia, where they intend connecting them
selves with Company G, Captain Robin
son of the 55th regiment. Our hearts
best wishes go with them. We loved
them for their manly principles and we
honor and admire them for their devotion
to their country in thus freely enlisting in
her armies, with a full determination to
DO battle in defense of the old flag. May
they pass unscathed through the storm of
battle, and return again when peace is re-
stored, to the enjoyment of home and
friends
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-08
One Company Full.

One Company Full.
We hear, upon reliable authority, that
one company, numbering 100 men under
the first cali of the President for 800, ,OGO
men, is already fu,,l, and that volunteering
is still going forward with every prospect
of soon completing the second company,
under the last call. We feel proud Of
Wyandot county. She does not falter in
the good work, notwithstanding those in
9crec refused 70 honor her With field
She has sent into the field
over one regiment, more men than either
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-08
"a little fun now and then
Is re!ished BY the Wisest men.''

Geological.
Professor Gunton, of Chicago, has
been giving a series of lectures on the
science of Geology. in the M; E. Church
in this village, during the past week His
lectures are both instructive and enter
tanning, and to those at all acquainted
with this important branch of science
his visit will prove a rich feast. He
seems to be at home among the rocks
and has evidently paid much attention tc
their study. His lectures have not, how
ever, we regret to say, been as well at
tended by our citizens as the nature of the
subject upon which theytreated deman.
ded.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-08

Small Pox.
We learn that some alarm has, for the
few past weeks, pervaded the minds OF
our country friends, in relation to the
prevalence of small pox in our village
In order to allay all fears that false ru-
mors have created, we would say that
they need apprehend no danger, mas
much as there has been but single case
and that is now convalescent. Don't
heed the large stories that Madame Ru-
NOR has put in circulation.
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The Circus.

The Circus.
Messrs. Thayer, Noyes o. Co.'s Eques-
TRAN Troup, gave two of their startling
exhibitions in our village on Tuesday last,
the 9th, inst, Most travelling shows Of
this character, are rather more or less
humbugs, got up for the purpose of ta-
king the people in, and never giving
them value received for their investment,
but Messrs. TLaycr, Noyes d Co., have,
at al enormous expense, procured some
Of the best star performers of the age,
and any one feat performed by them: is
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Don't Forget the Menagerie.

Oon olSoo tu0 HoHaSoA4o'
Let it be borne i'll mind that next We'd
nesday the Greatest Mcnagerie of the age,
will be on exhibition in our village. For
years the popular taste has run after the
Amphitheatre and Neglo Mlnstrels, aud
we are glad to note the fact, that in the
success that has everywhere attended the
exhibitions Of Vanamburgh q Co.'S Me-
nagerie, there is a return to a better
taste There is no Ciycus connected with
the Menagerie. 1t is purely an exhibition
of animals, and as such will no doubt be
largely attended. 1t may be some time
before such an opportunity will again Of
fer itself OF witnessing so large collec
ton of wild animals, and we therefore ad-
wise our friends and patrons to improve
it. We clip the following notice of the
exhibition from the Pittsburgh Gazette OF
the Sd, inst.
IVAN AMBURGu Il Co.'S MENAGERIE.--
This establishment is low in full opera
ton at the Fair Ground, where perform
ances are given both afternoon and eve
ming, introducing all the trained animals
in their extraordinary feats of ss.gacity.-
The display. of living beasts and birds is
exceedingly fine, introducing specimens
of innumerable varieties, from every eli
mate, all of which seem in excellent
health and admirable condition. The
mammoth canvas is of sufficient extent
TO accommo late the largest crowds, while
the cleanliness Of the cages, the elegance
of all the appointments, render the exhi
bition peculiarly gratifying to a refine
taste The total absence of all features
of an Objectionable character will have it:
influence with a very large class OF ou
citizens"