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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-16
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4 BENSANnf WHEELER, Esq Depot Master at South

Pure Bourbon Whiskey, Bottled by UDoLPHo
WoLFE.-To THE PUBLI9-nGying been solicited by
Physicians Druggists, Grocers and private families
add lay business "PRre Bourbon Whisky in bottles
the as and have been doing with my 'Schie
dam SeAnapps to seal 1t with my seal and adj my
tcate the label Of its undoubted purity aia happy
say shat after great deal Of diGlcuty have con-
cluded arrangement with of the largest nd old
est distiMers in Kentucky for a regular supply.
The Whisky will be put in quart bottles. and packedp
cases eS one dozen each,
Craving for the following letter careful and attentive
perusaAr lrenan you're &c.
UD0LPr.0 WOLFE.
new YORK, January S9thr 1868.
UDoLsao WchE1, Esq. 2! ge;sver ST. New YorA.
DEAF -Is;-Ihe wan: of Pare liquors for Medicinal
purposshGS been long felt by the Profession and thou
sands Of lives haze been sacrificed by use OF adutar
ated Articles.
We have tested the Bourbon, Whisky which you sent
u.s. an2 consider Justly entitled to the high reputation
you claim tcy II
We w5ula recomEsen1y yea appoint some Of the re-
spectacle Apetlecaries different part United,
States Agentstor the same, when needed for medic
nal purposes
EsWiseiaB az success in yogrnew enterprise,
WeTemai7 your o5edient servants,
VAsEEDtNB MegT NJ. D., Ne. Gramarey Park
j. NJ. CAHNoeHANi NJ NJ Professor OF Clinical SUP,
gerry. Surgeon-in-chefto SC. the state Hospital &c,
Mel East Sixteenth street
LEWIS ~ SAYRE, NJ. D., J95 Broadway.
H. P. DIS WEES NJ. D., l9l Broadway.
JOSEPH W eRsTE2 NJ. D. 10 Ninth stree4
NELSON STEELE, NJ. b 81 Bleecker sire /
JoHH oREILLY Nj. D.. 290 Fourth street.
b. !. RAPHAEL, M d, Professor CT the Prafelples
ard Practice of Surgery. New York Mecical Col
lsge, &c 8! Ninth street, and others.
To COENTRy MBRCHASTs. DnuGGIsEs, AND PRIVATE
FANILIEs-I beg leave to inform the Public have APP
pointed the following firms in Boston, Agents for the
sale of this Pure Bourbon Whisky, where samples can
always be seea and will be for sale Ny every Gro
Ger, Druggist and Apothccary, Hotel in the United
States UD0LPH& WOLFE,
q Beaver street t.
GEORGE c. GOODWIN ( Co. Boston
SyLAs PIERCE IL CO.,
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GEN. HUNTERS STAFF.-It is stated that
Gen. Seymour, chief of Gen. Hunters staff,
has resigned. He had succeeded in getting
the cordial ill will of most of the troops in
that department, if he had not entirely lost
the confidence Of his commanding general.
1t is believed that he, and he alone, is respon-
sible for the recall OF the troops sent into
Florida, in the midst of their successful pro-
gress, and should have the blame for the ca
lamities that followed their recall. He is in
debted for his promotion to the fact that he
was under Major Anderson at the lombard
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NEW YORK, April l5-SToCKS are quiet but firm,
U skies 81 registered lO4; U $40 New Treasury
Notes los; US one year certificates 9Sf Missouri
skies 6Of; American Gold 1884, Cumberland preferred
Erie Railroad 1sf Hudson Railroad lO5S Harlem 4sf
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy 1903; Michigan South
road 003 Cleveland and Toledo 923 Chicago and Rock
Isin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-16

A Friena ia Need-Fry It.-DR. SWEETS
lNEALLlBLE EMINENT is prepared from the Recipe
Of Dr. stephen Sweet. of Connecticut, the great bone
setter and mas been used in his practice for the last
twenty years WITH the most astonishing success AS an
external remedy it is wlthun Il rival and will alleviate
pain more speedily than any other preparation For a5
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it is truly infable
and as Curative tor Sores, Wounds Sprains Bruises
&c, its soothing healn and powerful strengthening
properties excite the Just wonder and astOnshmen Of
all who have ever gwen it trial Over four ruudred
cerhcates OF remarkable cures, performed by within
the last two years, attest this fact
See advertisement. deow %
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Sig James Clarke, the great English Physician
private practice, and knew them 10 riure the
health OF the most delicate But they fail to pro
duce the desired effect when directions are followed
rheg inyariablJ bring on the monthly PERIOD when
See Advertisement Psice One Dollar Sold by ALI
Druggists DIM I'M
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From a Gallant irish soldier.

We are permitted to make the following
extracts from private letter written by SOL
der of the Irish brigade belonging to Gen.
Hooker's army. After speaking of the prob
abilities of an advance of the army of the Po-
tomac and o another battle with the rebels,
he says:
Old Hooker is war god in himself, and il
might be said of him as the first Napoleon sal
of Drewent at the battle of Marengo that CHS
element is smoke" Hooker knows no such
thing fear and trust that he will he rs pru-
dent as he is brave. But the army Of the Poto-
mac will move this time without that bravest
soldier that ever lived, odd Sumner-Amerlca' S
Murat in a charge and her Ney in the hour Of
peril. He will never lead the nlJh army corps
again, or with the lrsh brigade IN Ike the rebels
reel and change trout, as at Malvern Hill.
''Iperceiye that some of the young men OF the
north have of late taken a particular liking to
the British Provinces that the hcgira has already
commenced. 1t appears that Canada is the Nee
Gu of all the cowar is in the free st lies; AMI that
the pilgrims are arriving there not by hundreds
but by thousands. Men who leave their cuultry
in the hour of her need, to save themselves, are
not worthy the name of men. Their names
should be handed down to posterity, covered
with such infamy as belongs to B9nedet Arnold.
The congress of the United States should pass
law DISTINGUISHING such renegadeS forever"
After saying that he is not an abolition
list" and that he detests ''Calhoun democrats
and 1.-THE copperheads of the north,'' he adds /:
"But am for saving the Union, no matter
what amount of blood and treasure it may cost
Ii Jeff. Davis and his admirers wish to try the
experiment of a separate government they can
pack up their traps and start for Baffius bay, OF
some unclaimed region towards the north pole
and settle there at safe distance from these
Grated in these states Army after army may
be disbanded or destroyed, but the sword will
never seek the scabbard until the flag of the
| Union is placed over every city and stronghold
from the st. Lawrence to the Rio Grande, anC
| from the Atlantic to the Pacific. If we suffer
this republic to 20 to pieces, the whole civilized
world i'll all future time will curse us; the spirits
Of our dead braves, along the Potomac, the Pc
ninSula, the Rappahannock and the Mississippi
| will curse us; our children who would have t
| fight the battle over again, will curse us. Shal
We deserve this? Or shall we be hailed to the enc
of time as faithful defenders and preservers o
the best form of government that God ever CAV
| 10 man ?"'
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Dr. TRINEs notice in another place speaks fer itself
The Gymnastics pleasing and useful that they
need but be tried, 10 be appreciated. We under
stand Dr. T. is meeting with the he merits IL
adjoining towns, having formed third class in West
boro' of a hundred pupils
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-16

THERE will ba an entertainment at Sons of Tenn
perance Hall this Thursday evening, commencing
at u O'Clock, consisting of dialogues, rectatons,
music, Sc The public invited to attend. Ad-
mission ten cents. The proceeds are to be given to
the Soldiers Relief Society.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-16

THE sale of S. Knowtons farm, in Auburn, at auction,
was adjourned Tuesday for lack of bidders. and the
farm is sti for sale or to let.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-16

Measles are prUstrating the volunteers by hundreds
the hospitals crowded with them. Soldiers be-
warned in time HOilOway's Pilf3 positively nfalli-
bic in the Of this diseases occasional doses of them
will preserve the health even under the greatest ex
posures.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-16

POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday, Bridget W hite,
for disturbing the peace on Hibernia street, on
Monday night last was fined SO and costs. Pat
rick Mullins of Boylston, Jerry Griffin of Hart
ford, James Howarth of Holden, John Hurry of
Boston, James Welch of Webster, Bernard Nc,
Carr, james f. OConncr and Albert Braham-
for being drunk, were each fined ST ad costs.
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he tormnlity of signing deed. But he still


the tormality of signing deed. But he still
lives.
Personal.
Rev Mr.. Van Meter, known to some of oar
citizens as a very successful solicitor Of char
tiles, has been arraigned in New York for
sending boy named Croker to Illinois in
violation OF a previous agreement with the
lads father.
1t is thought that speaker Callicot of the
New York assembly will be reported pure of
the charges of bribery; but the investigation
las not been such as a man conscious of his
integrity ought to have chosen for his vindi.
cation.
Bettinti the tenor, was married on the 10Th
ult., in Paris, to Trebeli, the contralta.-
Guiccioli, Byron's old mistress, is writing the
Childcs life. She is GO years old, married,
and thinks she has beauty yet.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lieut. Col. kimball of the Hawkins Zouaves,
reported killed, was shot by Cen Corcoran
under the following circumstances Colonel
Kimball had command of the outer picket
guard and during the evening Gen. CorcOran
approached the post and was properly chal-
lenged. Instead of giving the countersign
Gen. c. simply said, II am Gen. Corcoran.
Under the circumstances, with IA rebel force
in close proximity, an enemy might have said
the same thing, and Col Kimball refused to
let Gen. Corcoran pass without the proper
word. Gen. G. attempted to ride on, when
his bride was seized by Col. X. In the ex-
element of the moment Gen. Corcoran drew
pistol and fired the fatal shot. There is
deep feeling on the subject, and Gen. Corco-
ran is generally censured for his hasty act
Ten English lads at school in Bonn, sent the
following congratulatory lines to Windsor
castle by telegraph, on the occasion of the
| Princes we1ding-in return for which the
| Prince and Princess asked for them a holi-
day =
''Ten loyal English boys in Bonn
| Can meier restrain their hearts desire,
| To send their future king and queen
Their wishes with their hearts therein
That beat for them till they expire
Mai. Gen. Neal Dow has been fined i'll the
district court of New Orleans $l454 81 and
costs, for allowing party Of his brigade to
"confscate' certain property on a plantation
in that vicinity, without sufficient military
reasons.
The death of the Rev. James Mann of Dor
chester is announced. He went to Newbern
as chaplain of the Academy Green hospital
! becoming soon after interested in contrabands
he was appointed their superintendent, and
labored for their welfare diligently and with
much much success. Three weeks ago Gov.
Stanley commissioned him as captain.
The constitutionality of the "black laws
of Illinois is to be tested in the courts. The
law forbids colored people from coming into
the state, and in case of violation the offend
ers are sold at auction for a term of years.
| They really authorize a modified form OF
slavery, under the pretence of suppressing
vagabondiSm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-16

Two Months Use.-NIrs. Fanny Robinson. Of
Londonderry VT, under date of August 81 1856 writes
| have made an experiment with Mrs. s. A. Alien,s
Worlds Hair Restorer and Zylobalsamum l nave used
them two months Inow have growth of hair
coming out and my gray hair is extinct
sold bv druggists everywhere. Depot l9S Greenwich
street New York. apll div
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has thrown what obstacles he could in the
way of the settled policy of that department.
Success OF THE IRoN-CLADs. - Capt
Ericsson writes n hopeful letter in relation to
the conduct and endurance of the Moniotrs in
their short battle with the Charleston forts.
TIE injuries they sustained are not of seri-
Gus character, and these will be repaired in
such Il manner that they cannot again occur,
without in the slightest degree changing the
structure of the vessels The pilot house
proved of sufficient thickness, but 1t is
50 made that any number of additional
plates may be attached to its exterior. So
with regard to the turret; it is constructed ofan
interior skeleton cylinder, composed of plates
firmly rivetcd together to which any number
of plates may be bolted. He cautions the
public against alarm because indentations
were made on the iron sides by the enemy's
projectiles. We apply armor to keep out
hostile shot-not to prevent scars and indent-
ations. So far, the experiment has been fully
successful. Capt. Ericsson closes his state
ment as follows 1.-THE history of war may
be searched in vain for an instance of such
costly preparations kept up at such vast ex-
penditure, as Charleston now requires, to
ward off the blow from half a dozen small
vessels, manned, provisioned, and coaled at
less cost than an ordinary first-class screw
ship"
GREAT AWAKENING AT DARTMoUTH.-The
editor of the Congregationalist threw a shell
| into Dartmouth college last week, taking eff
| feet, happily not fatal, upon the president, DIR
| Lord The old doctor writes three columns
| and half to the Boston Courier about it-a
| longer letter than the late lamented Rev. Ho-
mer Wilbur was known to have written in his
| palmiest and most productive days. Though
ordinarily composed and reticent, and sleepy,
the doctor is susceptible to outside influences,
and any violent conclusion makes him exceed
ingly verbose. In this letter he developes
anew his pet theory that God cursed the Afri-
cans because Ham didn't do as he ought to,
and that if the slaves don't like it they must
blame Ham, and not the superior white race,
to whom God gave pre-eminence at the same
time because they were docile and obedent
On this theory, of course, it is downright sac
rlege and impiety to disturb the social re-
latiOn of masters and slaves now, and the
government has run up fearful score of ac-
countabiliy in this line, in its sinful efforts to
| suppress the rebellion. The doctor gives full
rein to his logic, and, Of course, sets his face
straight against the administration and the
war; or to use one of his amiabe expressions,
"having spent his youth and age in his loved
Jerusalem, his consecrated Zion, he is not
going out now to worship calves at Dan and
Bethel, which, we suppose, is the antedilu-
Wan way of saying, the government may go
to the deuce.
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CITY AND COUNTY.

HoRTICULTURAL.-At the last meeting of the
society," there was very superior, and, whenthc
lateness of the season is considered, remarkable
display of apples.
Leonard Stockwtll of Mlbury, by the secreta-
ry, exhibited some apples which attracted gen
eral attention. They are sweet, in shape hand
some and symmetrical, in color bright red
They were gown from CRAFTS obtained in Sutton
three years since, and have been called simply
the "Winler Apple" Mr.. Stockwell describes
them as good for eating and cooking, and says
they keep well through the winter Newell Wood
of Mibury--a sweet apple, from II. w. Harris
T.R Norcross: apples from Brookfeld Black
GIfower, Sweeting, Green Pippn, Northern
Spy, PeCk's Pleasant, Pound Sweeting.
Charles Nash: Apples. ldieS Sweeting Hart
ford Sweeting
Edward Eale: PeuS-Bcai dos Veterans, Iron,
| Easter Beurre.
William Eames: Apples - Baldwin, Russell,
| Pearmain, Hub0ardston Nonsuch, ,Xbury
| RIssett, Pound Sweeting, Russell SNeeting, Non
such,
Four p. THE president in the chair. After
a b lief discussion it was voted, on motion of S.
| II. Col;on to rccommenl the Hartford Prolific
as the most desirable and reliable grape for cul-
tivaton in ihs climate.
MessrS. William II. Wheeler, Edwin Stearns,
and William G. Struther, all Of Mlbury, were
admitted members of the society.
The subject of establishing The premiums for
the summer exhibition came up, and it was voted
to request the committee Of arrangements, to
whom that matter was referred, TO attend at the
next meeting, April 10Th, at four O'Clock. The
committee consists of the president and secr-ta-
ry, and Messrs. Edwin Draper, iona. Grout, E
S Stebbins, O. b. Hadwen, William Gieenleaf
and II. Z Keith.
The library will be open to- lay at three O'Clock
Pm.
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ment of fort Sumter. He HIS from the be-
ginning thwarted and disco draged Gen. Sax
ton in the organization of native troops, and
has thrown what obstacles he could in the
way of the settled policy of that department.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-16

TRUTH-"Truth is mighty and will prevail" so will
Herrck Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus all Others.
notwithstanding many in the trade trying to mi
tate it and deceive the public with spurious article.
Our advice is to other. try other call for
other, and be put off with other for kno,o there is
other good. 1t takes less in quantity; it is far
peror TO soda to with tartar; it is free from
all deleterous substances; you obtain much better
Biscuits with it than with any other saleratus with
soda; we have. Try it, and speak from experience.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-16

DIR. yVistar9s LsaIsans OF wild Cherry
This preparation certain for all diseases OF the
Thraat aad Lungs, Coughs, colds, Bronchitis, Whoop-
ia C0aah, LToHp Recipient Consumption Sc. In con-
trmaon Of the highest medical authority that Con-
sumption car be cured numerous instances of com.
plee restoration from this disease by the of the Bal
sam can BE- given.
STRONG TESTIMONY
From BENyANEf WHEELER, Esq Depot Master at South
ROyalstCn, Mass
SOUTH RoYALsTON, Jan. 4, 1850
Messrs SATH w. FOwLE " Co, Boston
Gents Although unsolicited by you cannot refrain
from adding my testimony to the already given in
favor of your Wis dr'S BGlSaB5 Of Wild Cherry
in the spying OF 1858 most severely afflicted with
a hard, dry cough, with its usual accompaniment of
night sweass completely prostraing my sys-
TEN and producing such debilitated state of health
that after srying medical aid to purpose had given
up all hopes OF recovering had also my friends
At this stage OF matters was prevailed upon through
the influence OF a neighbOr TO try Wistar's Basam,
though with belief whatever in Ms truly wonderful
curative properties, and before using hotties the eff
feet was almost magical My cough entirely left me
the night sweats deserted me- hope elaed nv
depressed spirits, and had attained my wonted
strength ana vigoT.
Thus has this Balsam las often been remarked by
persons eonersant with the above facts in this vicinity,
literally gaatched neirom the yaWning grave You
at liberty to this for the benefit ot the att cted
Very respectfully yours, BENZ. WHEELER.
Prepared BY SEfIt W FOAYI4E Is CO. Boston, and
for sale by Dug isss and Dealers generally
mchl7 i&w3m
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If YOU wish splendid picture OF yoGr child call
CldRiRs. 1853 Main street Ris Arrangements arc com
pete for producing sgeness nstsntaneousiy dtf DIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-16

DIR. c. HOWARD MARSHALL, lung Physician, so ia
for curing Asthma, Bronchitis and Catarrh, will be
the Bay state House. Worcester April 18th and 18th
Consultation Free apis d2t*
EDWARD MELLEN, Jr.. continues TO pay the highcs
price for old papers, etc diff ja24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-16

DE- Sweets ntallibIe Iinnent is one Of the best II
ments that was made. 1t proves to be a severe
remedy for pains and aches Of every Kind ana cert
cure for Neuragathe disease that is so fashionable
this climate. We recommend all to procure and kee
bottle on hand in ease of an emergency.-ARR Mar
Advertiser apll div
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Boy DRowNED.-Alittl son of Frank Drehn,
German, about five years old, was drowned,
Wednesday afternoon, about haf-paSt five
O'Clock, in Salisbury pond. He was at play near
the water, and accidentally fell in under the
bridge. His body was soon after recovered, but
not until life was extinct
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-16

Draper az Clark, COMMISSION MERCHANTS an
peaer$ N fiGur Grain Meal. Grass Seed, Salt Lime
cement Calclned Plaster, Plaster Paris Ground OYSTER
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally Also AGENTS
Tor the sale OF Goes super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano' American Guano, and Ground Bone.
, ar DRAPER 81 CLARK
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N. &. W. r. R.-Tne earnings of The Norwich
and Worcester Railroad for March were S2S, 1874,
a gain of 1888 over March, 1862
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Ciafin is making Card Photograpbs uneou9iied In
lhio SVul'if' NiFe MIN & call diff
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13rs. g tAr0dtSfn, an experienced ana succes-
nods nersei in readiness day and night to
Mte i 10 tne dntes of her profession. Residence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-16

Bogle's Hyperion Fluid Restores aud Dr,ssos Hat,
Bogle's Electric Hair Dve Hest in ne 20 1, i1a5'
Bogc's Balm of Cyheria Curns tan ma p w. LIN
bogles WIGS ana Hair Work . New improvements
Surpass all Others Cheapest best and most reliable
ilF :. i ne Gun yyaalcea' W. BOGLE,
,hch1I u'il 2O2 W ashingtOn St, Boston,
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DIR. Sweet's EmfalIibIe Eminent is truly 8
Tenu III heed and every family should nave it al hand
o-d dtSwlv
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81. W; Brooks FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN No
Bangs BLOCK, opposite the Court House, Worcester.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
AmuscMenB.

WINTER GARDEN.
w THIRD WEEK
BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT
Mr.. and MRS. W. j. FLORENCE.
| the mos! successful played at this tieatsr.
SECOND WEEK
THE TRIUMPHANT RUN
THE GREAT IRISH LEGENDARY DRAMA
kArHhEEN MAvOURSEEN.
"'""' UEBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM
OVERLOOKING HOUSES,
and pronounced by Press and Public
THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON
No drama with the exception Of the colleen Bawn has
been presented public acy Of the i''A SOIL full Of
emotional power and startling edecs
MOST LIVELY STROKES OF HUMoR
'"0 DELICATE TOUCHES OF TENDERNESS,
II eyokes throughout that beautiful blending oil
THE SMILE and
90 emblema,ic Of the Irish character.
The illustrative scenery by j. r. Smith T. Of the most
and charming character and the wild scene OF
THE DEVILS CRAIG
Has seldom been surpassed for
-"' '1'' ''''' TERENCE oMooRE
W. FLORENCE.
Tho other characters by Messrs A. H. Davenport vinns
Bewers Bland fiinde Hagan, Reilly, Ebere, airs Clannsu
Hnde. Floyd, Misc Adams &c.
KATHLEEN MAvoURNEEN
will be followed by the pleasant protean play Of
THRICE MARRIED.
In which
Mn. W. J. FLORENCE
FOUR CHARACTERS
In which she viii sing Cherry Ripe tho popular Irish air
dance the celebrated dance Of Andausia. la sequada'
Vivian Ripple. an w. j. Florence