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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-09

GAuLEY BRIDGE, W. Va, Nov. 7.-Dr
VIM. P. Rucker arrived here this morning
much fatigued from exposure and hunger.
He says he obtained his escape from prison
by means of the key to the debtors room
The key was given him by child twenty
months of age. He says it is not true as
stated by the Richmond Enquirer that any
BODY assisted him in his escape.
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ATTEMPTING to Escape.

CAIRO, Nov. S.-Two rebel officers, re-
Gently captured at Alabsms, arrived here
few days since and were allowed the limits
of the city on q parol Of honor. On Fri
day night they were caught attempting to
cross over into Kentucky in skif They
were brought back, and placed In irons
They were sent to Columbus to-day where
they will be tried for violating their psrol.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-09

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. S-The farmers Of
Marion county made very imposing dem
onstration here on Saturday with process
sion Of wagons loaded with wool and pro.
duce donated to the families Of soldiers -
Several companies Of the invalid corps and
the 63d Indiana regiment headed the pro-
ceasion
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-09

WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERsoN?"-We
yesterday saw a man, who appeared to have
bsen roughly handled by somebody, and
whose face was scarcely visible, owing to
the clotted blood that had flown from his
bruised head, running around the streets,
as if wild, endeavoring to find the man who
struck him. We did not hear whether he
found him or not. COS .- "'.
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Sale Of Government Bonds.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.-The subscrip.
ton agent reports the sale Of l,9l3,660
5-20s. On Saturday and for the week H.
242,600. Subscriptions are still taken With
the back interest paid 10 gold or it's equiv
alent, thus giving the subscribers the full
coupons on the first Of May next. The
amount Of bonds remaining unsold does not
exceed $4,000, 900 miI .
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-09

LIE project OF erecting gas works is be-
NO agitated in Parkersburg. All cities
have such structures, and now that this
place is being converted into city, we pre-
sume it will not be behind the age. By
the way, we wonder if our friend Wharton
does not think Petersburg is the head OF
navigation.
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INFORMATION Observation-Disclosures is
wanted of Mr.. Isaac Conner, who was a
conscript in the rebel army, but has escaped.
His wife, Sarah N. Conner, is in Parkers-
burg, and wishes to hear from him.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-09

The PoLYoRAMA-LAsT CHAscE.-This
elegant entertainment will be exhibited at
Washington Hall to night for the last time,
and. of course, crowded house may be e1-
pected. - 60
This exhibition has given universal sstis'
faction to our citizens, and we regret its
early departure. Go and see it, : y - ....,s4e
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-09

R1vER-Fivs feet four inches, at stand
Arrivals-Revenue, Reserve, Ida Reese,
Eagle, Oil City.
observation-disclosures, Reserve, Louisville,
Ida Reese, Oil City.
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Collision on the Chesapeake

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Last night in the
Chesapeake Bay off the mouth of the Po-
tomac, the steamer Louisiana from Fortress
Monroe collided with three-mast propel-
Ter, supposed to be the Curlew, of New
York, from Baltimore. The Louisiana was
badly damaged and the Curlew is supposed
to have been sunk as she quickly disap,
peared. A gale was blowing at the time
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The Rebels Crossing Rapidan.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1t is reported IN
The Army of the Potomac this morning that
the enemy was crossing the Rapidsn in
haste probably with view of reoccupying
Fredericksburg in force, apparently antiGi-
pating q movement of the forces Of Gen
Meade towards that place. General Meade
has changed his headquarters
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4 NUMBER of gentlemen, who are in the
employ of "Uncle Samuel as paymssters,
left the city last evening with over mil
lion of dallars III their charge, which is IN
tended to square of the accounts Of the
troops in the Department Of Western Vir-
yipia
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A MAN named B owen was yesterday com
mitted to Jail by Alderman Robertson, fol-
disorderly conduct. He YVES very obstrsp-
erous, and it was found necessary to hand
cuff him before be could be taken to jail
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The WEATHER was still colder yesterday
and fakes of snow were to be seen falling
to the ground. The air was cold and bleak
and, we were going to say, real winterish.
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Run OFF.-Saturday afternoon a horse
attached to dray which was standing on
Market street, became frightened and ran
of. He was headed and stopped before be
had proceeded far or before any damage
was sustained.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-09

New YORK, Nov. IA Baltimore des-
patch SAYS Crsfeld is elected by over 1000
majority, thus making four Union Congress
men elected
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE enquirer has
a special from Baltimore saying it is rumor-
ed here that the rebels were evacuating
Redmond.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. The British bark
Ansdell, reports that on Sept. 18th, lat. l9,
long. 7, was boarded by the pirate Tuscaleo-
So on piratical cruise.
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UNDBRTAKIN3.

We viii furnish Metallic, q well O., othsr KINDS OF
coans made of the best atsrias and in the latest
suA net approved tyiea, on short notice. \
Having FAD an experience Of years IN the unaer.ak
INF bnsnsss, We hops, BY strict ssssnfon W
"a Ssrit shars of public patronage - it our tnten.
don 10 aceoumodsts our caEtomers 30 the urmo3 Q,
kSSsSE ssf, SS'i'' FRIEND son.
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CAPT. R. B. HAMILTON and staff arrived
from Baltimore last evening, looking as spry
as ever.
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EvERrok ToFFEE.-Now that the weather
is getting cool and the evenings long, the
following receipt for making Everton toffse
may be of service to our readers;
into brass skillet put quarter OF a
pound of fresh butter; as soon as 1t IS just
melted, add pound of brown sugar; keep
these stirred very gently over clear tire
till little of the mixture dropped INTO
cold water, breaks between the teeth with,
ont sticking to them. When it has boiled
TO this point, it must be poured out imme..
diatcly. or it will burn. The grated rine OF
lemon added when the toffee is half done,
improves it; ,or else teaspoonfal of powder
ed ginger, moistsned with little of the
,tber ingredients as soon as the sugar is
dissolved, and then stirred to the whole. Ii
dropped upon bultered dish, the toffee can
when cold, be raised from it easily ="
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-09

A HOUSE OF CoRREcTIoN.-Each day the
necessity for house of correction becomes
more apparent. The question is an old one,
and has been discussed for years. An In
st;tution between the Almshouse and the
County Prison is much needed. Here all
able bodied Migrants could be sent and
made to work, allowing them, if need be,
after deducting their expenses, fair com
pensation for their labor. We have in our
midst a number of able bodied persons, too
indolent to work, who spend their lives in
the Almshouse and County Prison. When
will the powers that be" see to this matter
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-09

TIE OrRcv1r CouRr Of Jackson county
CONNIE need last week, Judge LOOMS pre-.
siding.
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81, Nam SIRE q, next door " 01sHVP 71''
WHEELING. VA.
N n. FRIEND. (formsrly of the firm Of J.
he Clsnsns Co.,) 6as associated with him nn son,
and dssigns to tstaS and nanufsssus al SYKES o.
Furniture, such Is ."'A-
SOFAS, BnREAUS, BEDSTEADs CHAIRS,
AND EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT
- IN A FURNISHING STORE
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NEW
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
WHEELING. VA

s. Main Sire ct, next door to Bishops Jswslry Store
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MAXWELL. CAMPBELL y EIN1LE
Wholesale 9rocers
No. IS Main Street,
WHEELING, WEST VA,
Have In Store and Arriving
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01

= in uat,ers pertaining 10 government
q what light does Eaglssd arrogdts
ober.elf the power 10 condemn %!
Why need Ne care what nation 90 IN.
.crupul Us thinks OF our conduct! Does
h-r swn history authorize her to cit 10
jadgsseu. upon any nation! Are We
siraidpf her condemnation when every
page Of her diplomatic his.ory contains
sume instance Of utter disregard Of right
and justice !?
Lc. NJ cease to cross the water for
sympathy, for We may rest assured that
while it 10 .Le interest OF the British
Government TO encourage dlscord among
as, !. will pay little regard to the justice
Of our cause. FawniDg sycophancy
will avail Us little. A noble indepen
dence and brave determir alton TO 10
.ist upon our right to manage oar owl
.h.us, regardless of what Enshshmel
may think or say, will ensure MS that re
spect which we shall never obtain frou
their sense of justice.
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DESER Tk Il > !!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
enlisted tor Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport. lows:
,HAkLES Gtk rUN, burn in Ten-wee county
Michigan, 90 yesrs old. mlohInist, enlisted Nov.
25ih, 1.62, at D.vsnI ort, BY Capt Vim Purs~i., 70
thres years. cray eyes. suburb hair, n rid coz.
rievon, s fl u inches IN height aeserted
sunday tho Ala day OF her. 1852.
ALERT 1EsPLE, born in Msiieury ccrs'y'
Illinois, 20 yesS old, occup& hon former, sal.st-
ed Nov. z5.h, 1872, ~ davenport, by Gap "n
Psrssll Tor thrse y. ara. blue eyes, br.sn hair.
nnid complsxia. 5 f. 81 inchee high, iesersd
o SundH., ths Plat Of december. 1872.
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county
Maryland. q year. old farmer BY o,cs, alton. en-
listed September 9Th. 1862 At k.okuk, by NsJ'F
William BelInay. for 3 yesD; has grey eyes
.r.wn hair, iair copplex,on, feet inches high
for the 18th lnfsn'fy. =.
81. BRAUEN, born in Dscstur county. indi-
ana, aged rs yss,s,by occupation q farmer, On /.
Aisted vt davenport, L.ws, ugust 10, has hazel
Eyes. black HAIR and dark coupiexi'n, height
Net 10 inches.
LwILl.IAM b JONES, born in Ora'gs county,
" Cork, aged "a years by occupation car"
der, enlist, d in lo. City, Iowa, July 81. has
bRx eyes, sandy hair and dark coOple1ion,
heNt feet S inchcs.
"a hOOGHrEN, born in Hardin county,
OH \iged 10 years, by occupation farmer. en-
list y davenport, Iowa. september ~, hes grey
eyed p. hair and light complexion, height
feet nches.
AN le apprehenaing any one CT all Of said
soldis i'll Is paid oil reasonable cost o. trsns,
portsti nd subsistence, together with reward
OF 6vc Ver.. when said desc rtors ara returned to
the Co3Dldiog officer Of Cemp McClsllsn.
R.N LlTTLkk,
Capt.id 3owa Infantry, Commanding CAM
MeCS Davs, port. lee. 90. 1852 dr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01
lhlease A tleeh lslaR1 RaDDvr*i
WINTER ARRAN0RNHBT, 1859.

= IN An AF1.k nVSDAiY nov. sara. -
~ and aatil farther motto efAips sM .eave
6s,sopo,. daily, ssndays sasss ssd. - follow:
q Freight train A.. ........... SO A =.
I'd nisht s1pfsss. -. .o2s ?. \.
Trains arrive st Davenport daily, Sunday q.
copied, - follows:
Lot night express st: ...::...:........ a.
ID daily express and mail train st..... 70 ?. n
ID freight ard 81 class cars at....... 81 =. 4
All trains over this fouss ars In direct con
% Chisago with trains over both the Mol igal
ooathsrn, Michigan Central, PiMsburs, or'
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from ~
eoit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnd e
ettsburg, Dunkirk, buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alp
y, Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and WasI
ington.
fsas~ssa-s ~ reminded Of The necessity sf
Giving oissinct directions - % the destination
SAsir baggage, also to procure tickets before TAXI
lng their seAs In the cars. - tho conductors COLI
lest farce only 70 stations on 10 line Of the Chi
ego and Rock Island Railroa.
JOHN +. TRACYlRupsrintspdsnt
Davenport. November -. I've. Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-01
NEW YORF. DSTON
.AN.D AL E.AaTER.F CITIES,

.lN.D AL E.lsTEeJr CITIES,
- .:ss,s Isssl ssss. ma,ls.
r,xPRESs TRAINS LEAE DUNKIRK AND
r buffalo, daily On tie srtAl Of aii trains on
tho Lake shore kailload, nSing close sounec-
t,ous with trains tsoo Alevslhd, Chicago, Nil.
wauAee, st Louis. Bsrlingtos6 eokuk, At Paul.
Dubuque, Gslena, lWa City sAc the only cars
running through frm the likes 70 New York
City
Baggage checked .hrssgh. Fare always - low
o. by any other rose.
Be particular an6call for tikets vie Erie Rail-
road which are soldat q, tbs principal railroad
omces in tho v est
This Road a6ot3s fscilitso for shipment
Freight, superior = sny other psts.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN rtR FREIGHT
leaves New York Oily, making close connections
through to I'll poies Wet. asdquicksr time thar.
ever before made u .ay line.
For Freight rate, en@sire Of 9 Osfman, 9AO
Hrosdway, Chas 1ius1an, leS broadway, n. ;;
o Il Y Archer, s0Nosss street \ Y;J dunlap
Is state street, t'stsa Erie allway Once, a
CLARK street. CbiHgo.
Z. 2. SssNCER ws.sssn Assss. Chicago, III.
\. BAnsss, ACns. Bsslingssa, Iowa.
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aSNROAB..


wissEA AAHcEsrT' 1852.
~. j..sl D.'~'t'''''.
nE AND ARIA soSDAl; NOV. -. !.
1862, - skNl further sosts, passenger
trains vii leave DsSenpost - folots:
10 90 :. =. 70. B,o.Alyn end w.4iasses.
3l,P. \. for Iowa Guy.
.sAlus Assivs A. oAvnposs Il voLlova
s.55 ?. \. troo Brooklyn and Warrington.
1855 \. from lows Gty.
Asnr,s s.'es 40. q Asnport villnsrs . S'o.
e,upsc,ions st B,ooklyn. G~s city and n as1'ne.
g., with the Western stage Company . "ssss '''
", points West.
Trains from the West connect d DavsnRoi;
vith trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island hAa'
RAd for eli points East, Nprh and Ssu'A. \.
Passengers are fsmind0 Of the necs1iV \,
diving distinct directions y 70 the sstinatien q
ths,. tssra7e aisc h psasasaeiek~sa hs'"ss 'Ssao
JOHN ?. TRACY. 0sal Sup't.
| 4. KInRAL., Asst Hupt.
| Davenport, Novsobes ~. is63.-dN
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INV ADV'rS.

'arauls 70 l.el.
rARNsr 1fo ACRES EACH.
= aF.rms l2o acres each.
2F.rps A. acres each. 4
tn rent cash gent only. Inquire Of
JOHN l.. SWlTS,
Real Estate Ageuf,
.,er-Aw Nichols Biloxi.
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ExlE RAW WAY.
g

oreat Broad Gauge DssNe q ck and zslegresA
Renss, q
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CO.Pl3.sss ershtp.

CO.Rl3.t1ee1'Shtp.
TIVE, UNDERsI0tED HAVE ASSOCIATED
| themselves ,.ge, this day, tor the purpose
Of co,dscting she Hca nsinsss q the s'sUisi ..
House, in t.is city. und( ne arm nsms o. ~H's'''
Writ = Morris.
DvsEPoxr, Nay 7th, ;. ,,,r~r
ArQ-Af
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DALI IN HONOR OF THE oFFICER6

ID or THE RUSSIAN SQUADRON.
PROGRAMME OF ARRAHGEMESr5;
The Dsr viii be siveu at the Academy 81 ausae' - "
FIFTH OF NOVEMBER, 1863
Frs,; The doors Of tho Academy Of Music on lrvnsPn
will be opened for the sdmitance Of company a. eeos1
tho evening OF The Ball a..
Second: The entrance 10 ths Ball Room via Be from -
lobby the center and e exits on either aide " pae
e.i.nated by vase Of flowers
Third; l8lisse Wi be Under the direcsace u tne
nl,,~e and win at 10 o'clock by sienA aoe
the Chairman whcn the win b. turned %
force The rnu-c viii from hencefor,h play coneno aoH
following tie card prepared By the COMMITTEES on Music ~
Danes
FOURTH TIE Floor VIII be under the control Of tbs ~
Committee whose cutiss VIII be 10 provide paEers ot -
fosri sesi, prevsnt Ne erowdns 81 any ore par. -
Bal Room a9 aAne~s IN hlins eis and In obtaining space -
Fi.a: No lady viii b sdaitted on the BsnRoom hoes
wearing tonue gsutlsu.D esrry1ns caas OF hsI -
dies snd gentlemen required 70 spssr IN iun ev'n
s1,A: Tho House Coamiitse viii the srranssussnA1
made ,h. Ia various OF tbe house ioE 3s 0~ Ss
seventh: rio Sappet AEON viii be opened q IL oeto1e
Suppes IN be AZ tres thereafter dunns t m
Tea snd Coffee will be served IN tue north LOBBY Tom
o'clock uriny the continnaDee o. TIE bsL A. e>
Eh: On entering the covered way Leaning 70 tne spPP
Room by the north doc: OF the AesceEy on lfsasPNs
vay " DO fou ~ divided the sensf ey sco!d fsries
desired to keep tho d's;oo0d to nof 10" hand s''es
Snn: csrri,r.. beth In .sny down and taking ~ co.,
nav WI iorsa In lie tie nexth side Of Ssh training
ihay Iaey will en,sr ir'ips ace hny and ssepns -
ride CT The street turn and ae.iser hsn eo1iP
Teath, rsi-. cagns Bal viii tire 6rs, carriage
se end viii DO down q any spot below @'sa' ZOE
E.,sn,h: Ysch ticket vii be numbered registered n
ceupts-cned " the Secretary admitting ons pe's'o 'Ss
l4iy OF ssn-sn,n-
'' ''' C0SMITryy or ARRANGEMENT.
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Amusenlents.

IRARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
- HOSTS s, q SHw AT ng ,M,
NEW GROUP q d leiitSa VIZ FIGURES.
LAST WEEK POSITIVELY
THE wovDErFvI sSxpFonp pRorzEns.
mAb aAs6 %hTk r. aspr.
GRAND GALA WEEK.
! THE gEsr CoMniyAglQM Of ATTRACTIONS
THE SEsr H bRhat4ic i rf fsiS Sti
TIE raE I sssr d aAhtSnIHS'
Tho nehe,t most n,eresny and iaruve .rusesnts
and no,rsl,i.. e 10 toa.a nth, 4, w9rd
EVERY EVENING 1t z,
NEW ROMANTIC GHOST DRAMA.
ChhlSIHAS EVE;
THE DUEL II ruE SNOW.
Rich IN scenery thrilling la ncdess asoandas In beautiful
taSsauI aud novel iiiu'i slIt i a1S1sr
and will b followed at each r.pre,sn, ,tion, bys
NEW COMIC PONAoAlMEs
''A'' w. RENDEZVOUS,
THE ooNscnrrIoSN' m THE vILLAoA,
" 'a' 1'''''' TIE iS' ssIA.S,SDfctb EE6fhERs
mapsmorsAAEsHnE MEDIA,
the beautiful and pshsd Danseu,e who positively
CLOSE THEIR ENGAGEMENT THIS WEEK
be re. fn !, %5 es'I ~ a'y II
WQlIs As oNDWg Ehinp
and pink eycs, the greatest wondefs In the world
MONS. ALEXANDRIA, MAGICIAN
Pupil Of the Great Wizard u tho North gives bis wendsIu
tricks aud issts Of Ms:ic
EVERY HOUR, DAY AND EVENING
On the platform in the main ha. Of ths Museum,
And sells books teaching $500
EVERY MAN 10 BE HIS OWN MAGICIAN
THE GIANT BOY,
Eighteen yeor, I'D, sn1 over
EiUHf FEET HIGH!
the tasst living Also
A SPLENDID GROUP OR
MOVING WAX FIGURES,
Imported nom Europe representing
DON CARLOS And HI9 SUITE
sncampsd In tns Mountains OF cd Castle including the
DYING SCENE OF THE
SPANISH CHIEF, ZUMALCARREGUI.
Surrounded by his VIE, Sister. and e,her Eriends
MRS. GEN TOM THUMBS
PETITE iEWlsGMAChINE,
amos. rerf, r., and beautiful specimen Of mechanism,
TROPICAL CoLOkED FiSh.
THE LIVING MONSTER PYTHON.
THE GREAT DRAGON % THE last.
AUTOhfAION WRITER,
THE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR,
The GRAND AQChRiA, learned 3sl, Sea Lion, MOI
ster Bear Living AElcond4s, WI FisIre<, 80.
Admission IS ceuis Children unasr zen. IS cents .
All complimentary tickets out laas, be ued before me
sh Of NovsIi0er there vii be no Ice ue1e' Asf 'ns
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T;NuE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOX
4 GOVT AND khEuMAriaM.
Al sufferers fom lie above complaints other OF sr. ont o.
long .,4Hliny, al.is,d 10 use bLAli.o oOol AMI
RHEUMATIC PILLS. Ih-y san be relied upon IA suh n''
reot remedy srTcd t. Ito puDc ail hse
been universally nsee IN Lrsopo tot many years WAN NV
r,se,r,d nv pROUT h uARsAST. No. 72s strand Loa'
Don tngandi aud s,li by thoIr Agents "L'''' 'o''
tiaHtlnu IT.. New OH. -, ,,.,..u,
aafrrss ~ fnOMAs PKOUT. ~ Stfhnd LosS'n' TO os
y4oaed upsn tho 6csooAt stamp @A"a eae" "oi Vi
tie q nuiuc I.riil.nc.
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Heaters, 6topes, &r.

~ RISON's PATENT IMPROVED
Il COOKING RANGES with peanct Patent WeteT-1op,
for loels tad Families nsde and sold by bRAMiiALL,
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Iile0itd!.
rJ,uE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR LANES CLARhES

rJ,lE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JliEi CLARhES
CELLDAA4ED fEki. 81. FILLS
Prepared N lu lTsscg lion u sT J. 1!SA", NJ d.
fLy.ican LrrsD.lnsIy 20 ihe t@n'on
Tlis wo tusaA nul'c hnposlt A. bar funo ana
ss. remedy Tor Fense Dhi,uus ana ot'tuei's non NY
e.n, whatever, AID s.gvg powerful remedy cS.ias'
not inE huftll t.s constitution. 10 nH t"d iHI.cs
(. psculr ultsi ltwEi In short time. bhS IN Tho
nouthly period wllh regularity
In S,.oos d spral Aseodons sin 10 ihe bss
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Professional Notices.

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EN-.


|WINTER aARDEN.
The m.nag.meot hs. s.eer. paossur. in announcing a -
"'s s: :"s has, Nd s sfSSs3;Et s;E
50 iRisH s'I soY through Europe end A's ~
On th. Aor r engagement. IN ther ns,. cit cis i.r.s -
IIGh i' Ard "a UMoRSs risc ss;'' '''''
With which their names are 80 pleasantly s''ssaAssi AsasG
FARCE. suR1xsoux SIX
concluding each evening .. ~ O'Clock.
TUESDAY, Nev p viii be presented a. 'd.ptat'ss Z Lev
sr' popular novsisf u.nnv AMY
70 60 followed b A Sis;sSs;; pISs,:;; c'~'di's'
.-,.,. s,x b Mr. y Et So%Esscrzas
To conclude fs r. R z; tfs 70 vsecLusrErn
Mr. and Mira Florence WIN b supported By full company
Including many popular nvon.sA
OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Lessee and Msaassress....""".ArI JOHN wO09
Da''''''''''' sffxR:riI:iiH;io xif'iKxciiiioNi ~
THE HERO OF 1Ak r "a FIGHTING POET.
"MILES VkElLLY."
THE BARD OF NORRIS ISLAND.
Public '''' n H Ts E 5n .ssaiss ;,sS1s ''
MRS. JOHN WOOD
fOCOHONTAS.
Lass WEEK.
THIS EVENING, Nov. J, 49,.
Mrs John Wood through the kindness Of ssves udssoo
nMTLEs O'REILLYr
D1srsouffss RH:I'f s5 Il LUCIA cas11sAcrzna
SING THREE ORIGINAL SONGS.
ADDRESS THE AUDIENCE
II desired Amer which the popular
PO.CA.HON!TAS.
MRS. JOHN WOOD
THE INDIAN PRINCESS.
ALL THE TALENTED COMPANY.
The New Scenery, Dresses Properties Overture - 49,
G3RGE0Us AEb LAC0HABLE ENsHNBL1.
Doors open at performances commences st y
Box Book orcn from 10 l. Seats may be sec0re1
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.