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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-03

gsy- One IF our government officials Just
returned from Peru. tells US that among the
first and most frequent inquiries made of him
there about our public men was. whether he
knew or bad ever seen the celebrated Ameri
can Chemist. Or. J c. Aver of Lowell His
remedies are found in every village from the
elevated slopes Of the Andes down to the
coast and their remarkable cures seem 70
attract even more attention there than in this
country. The sentiment of wonder at their
effects, takes Il far deeper hold on half civ
ilized and Superstitious people than il does
with Us where the rationale of medical prob
lens is 50 much more generally understood,
No other American has made himself 50 famil-
iarly known to the masses of the people for
eign countries or excited in them 81 lively an
interest in himself as the Doctor has hv his
skilful application Of chemical science to the
treatment Of disease
That must he a doll man who does not feel
some pride Of country when he hads among
distant nations that be is already known and
welcome there. through the iaburs of our
Statesmen, Merchants and Scholars, whose
renown has become national property. and
consequently in some measure his own.
Whether DR.. Ayers remedies do actually
cure more than others or not, they have
secured the reputation Jf being a God send
to those afflicted with disease, and where
great numbers IN any community believe that
they owe their health and lives 60 ones skill.
they are sure to feel an interest in him which
will fud expression when they meet his
countrymen.- Nutj1HaJ Era, Washington.
d. {.
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Dissolution Of Partnership

oIICE is hereby given that the partner
ship existing etween Alfred MAJ k aud
William Willis. trading under the firm of
MARKS & Willis. will expire by imitaratjan
ana mutual consent on the lst day OF August,
1904. The books will remain at the count
ing house of said firm for reasonable time.
after which they will be deposited with a
proper officer for collection. All persons in.
debted are therefore requested to call and
make settlement, and those having claims to
present them for payment. Persons holding
notes. checks. &c, of said firm are especially
called upon to lift their money, as the under,
signed will not hold themselves liable for in
terest. ALFRED MARKS.
WILLIAM WILLIS.
Lewistown, July 27, 1864 At
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Died.

To Dry Valley, Derry township, on Satur,
day, the l6th ult. Of Dipfheria. MARY
JANE; on Monday, the 18th uit, WILLIAM
HENRY: on Tuesday, the 10th nlt. ISAAC
ANTHONY: and un Friday. the 29th u t
SARAH CATHAEINE. all children Of Dan
lei ". and Sophia Hartley
Dearest children YOU have left us,
isre your loss we deeply feel;
Bot It's God that hath bereft Us,
He can all our SORROWS heal
Yet again we hope to meet you,
When the day Of life is fed;
Then IN heaven with joy 70 greet you.
Where no farewell tear is she'd
For tie Gazette
Ga the 9th ult., at Mount Pleasant Hos
pi;al. Washington, b c. Capt ROBERT G.
BARR. If Co. b, 49Jh Regt, Pa. Vol, aged
. years and |. months
In the summer of 1861 Capt Barr respon
drd to the call for volunteers and went forth
am ,ng the defenders Of our nations life. He
enlisted at McFrytown. Miffiin county. A. a
private under Capt. Neice, and flied nearly
al, the Offices Of the company up to capita II,
to which othee he received IA commission on
the 9th Of April last lie took an active
part In most Of the important battles fought
10y the army of the Potomac since it's 0rgani
zauon, and we'll deserved the position he oc
cupied at the time of his death He received
t1e iatai wound III the 10Th of MAY. in the
bi ody Wilderness in Virginia He was shot
through the right knee, was taken to Wash
lngton, where, after gre suffering. his limb
was amputated. He seemed for a time to in
spIre hopes of his recovery, but the faithful
services "l the sklI!iul hospital surgeon and
attendants aud the unwearied care and nurs.
ing % LOVING sister. could not save him
Death had marked him as his v1,.tio and he
came and took him His remains ware
brought to Lewistown. where, on the Ist;n.t
they were fdowed to the grave bv = lnrge
circle # bercaved relatives and sv,ni,rhi,;,,.,
friends In his business relations Cant r
was faithful, prompt and conscientious As
a friend his attachments were LASTING Asa
soldier he was brave. willing and untirin,r.
70 hIs snnerjnrs respectful and uhedient. "a
his interiors KIND and gentle; ana beloved Inv
all But above all be was christian sol
dier. For years be bad been a recruit under
the cross. He put on the armor of God. and
we believe he warred "a good warfare " To
human view he fought 1.-The good fight" and
now is wearing the crown Let his body
sleep with the brave upon earth. and his spir
It rejoiCe with the glorifed above.
Con-
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Saturday, August IS, 1864,
a E'ss AsE Ess1 s4ANsp.

a.r"~. los p"rcirr,, mos. .. ,.--, .,.r., #-u.i
allowance tor roads il.i.Hug l.ru- o..
Moasp, and Geo Srrlr uu lur Nor,o Grurur
Moose and Robert lluruiug ou the east. Ju
u'ata river on the south, and rther land ut
Wm. Nnkefeld's heirs, on the west With a
--s Scnne Dwelling House, Frame Barn.
Z. =: and other improvements thereon
f3"E" erected. About thirty acres Of wood
11-2s=zs.;zss land will be reserved out Of the
above amount offered for sale Attendance
will be given, and terms made known on dav
of sale by H. J. WALTERS.
jy2I-2t Admr. VIM. Wakefield, deed.
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DRAUGHT HORSES.

pair of grey driving or saddle Horses. we'll
broken t. single or double harness. PONY,
perfectly safe for lady or child to ride or
drive. The cattle are Cows. Bulls ard Ueif
ers, from one to three years old Also. a lot
Of Sheep Grain Drill a combined Reaper
and Mower Rake. / Piows. > Ha.ro.9s. Gu.
,jvators, ) Road and Farm Wagon. Spring
Wagon a lot OF tloToo Gears Hay Ladders,
Wagon Bed, and general variety of Farming
Utensils, useful, convenient and necessary.
At the same time and place. a lot of Hous.
hold ana Kitchen Furniture consisting Of
large Cherry Wardrobe, Bureaus. Tables.
Cherry Bedsteads, Beds and Be ding. lot
of Cafpetimg. part Of which is nearly new. a
lot Of Eenllian Window Blinds, 4 pairs If
Lace Window Curtains. with variety Of
other articles too tedibns to enumerate.
Sale to commence a: l2 clock on said day.
when Attendance and credit will te siven
ty g H. CALBRAITH.
CHARLES CAUGHLNG, Auc. iy27-3t%
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The WATER QUEsTIoN.-It is evi-
dent that the time has come when the
managers Of the Water Company must
do something towards increasing the
supply during the summer season, it
being now clear to the most casual OBJ
server that the pipes, either from iron
rust or an accumulation Of sand at de-
/ pressed points, no longer conduct one
half the quantity Of water at the
springs to the reservoir. This fact
shows that the drought is not the cause
Of an empty basin; and the fact that
the upper pipe, which has frequently
been dry in other summers, still con-
1 tinues TO run a small stream. is also
/ concIusiveproof 1t is clear, therefore,
! that measures must be taken to pro-
vide remedy, and although labor,
/ pipe, &c, are high at the present time,
/ the sooner the better, as in matter
Of this kind no parsimonious spirit
ought to be induIged in. The surplus
fund, we have heard it said, instead of
being devoted to an Improvement of
the works, has been divided among
the stOckhoIders-a most egregiOus err
ror in our opinion. If this is so, the
company ought either to borrow few
Thousand dollars or increase the stock
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DO YOU WISH TO BE CURED?

IL cure in less than 20 davs the ," worst ca ca
s"s Of Nervousness, Impotency, Premature
Decay, Seminal Weakness Insanity and all
Urinary, Sexual and Nervous Affections. NJ
matter from what cause produced. Price
One Dollar per box. Sent post paid by mail
on receipt Of AN order. One box will perfect
"a care in most cases Address
JAMES ). BUTLER.
jy20 General Agent, 427. Broad ay, n. Y.
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Estate of alexander Mckee, deceased.

Es!3te OF alexander MeAee, deceased.
y Office is hereby given that letters tes-
/ 7 tamcntary on the estate of Alexander
Mckee. late Of Derry township, Mifflin co,
deceased, have been granted to the under
signed, residing in said township. All per
s9ns Indebted to said estate are requested 10
maze immediate payment, and those having
cia;ms t. present them duly authenticated
tJc settlement
MARY NJ SHAW.
ELIZABETH B. KEE.
49," Executors.
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Estate Of Henry Rothrock, deceased.

Estate of Henry ROthrOck, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
7 administration on the estate of Henry
Rothrock, late of Granville township, Mitfiin
county. deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in Derry township. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those hav'
ing claims to present them duly authentca-
ted for settlement.
MOSES ROTHROCk,
jy27* Administrator.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-03

gzy= The remains of Captain r. G
Barr Of the 10Th were brought to thi
place on Friday last, and Inferred or
Sunday. He was improving for some
time after his severe wound, but the
hot and suItry weather proved too
debiitating, and like many other noble
patriots he sank to an early grave, a
martyr to the altar of his country.
8Sss" 'ieSs''' " oouS anu oelho iiiler'
I'7 'oiI'i'''eG "PPoln'eu y INC meet
i"S ''l l '"' ,,'''9 '''s' ~ t'"' '''O 0'i''
nav lo' " ''' '''' q '''' u "'''Iio' 'lc'''
",In '"' eN''"I'VS' " III isl'u'0 our GU
IoII'.''"' 'GV"e0'' W anu 49, "lu oIInS
'lV oo''"a" 4''o'' ~ 'ooo' oo'
g. IT,:
short weeks only remain o decide this
orastion far itself vet we 500 bnndrads
standing with their hands in their
nocl1ets * tbon,,b the ouoto had a.
raadv bnen fIIad If this mattor had
baan dp}v consiIarad a+ +bo or+so+ =.
stronr, determined and mufpaI effort
wonId have nrocurad . sufficient nr,,-
hen. ,t honnt- of s15D to s2Oo--tho
I,ttnr snm migbt nossibIv vo+ do + tb;.
weeb-but let all mark what we here
say. every dav and every bonr will
create comnafition and Ios,o, tbo
chances Of succoss WbiIa wa hora
been SURPRISED at the anotbv of MANY
suhient to draft WE are NOT loss 90 - +
the business and mooiad man An
such are fully as mnch interested as
the ticket holders and tbonoh tbav
''',,''','l'' ~. 0' may ''''l :
,lIo -,.4 .I,.,- 18TH .,.. f~.,,IN
W. INV '''' -
- . ''''1''" p'i'''''.'oi - 'i' GU
WV rr,''N - - ~ P''o, " !'o''
" y ''''' W '''N0 ''''y ,"' '"''' ','9
,'''''' y, '',''' '''0 ~" = 0'U''''S' '''
1888 "'''''' % 7''i''''' o"' every i"oo'-
'|'''' 80 . .'''NI'' = "S .''' '''''i
,.' MS 0O0"P'''o,' "o WIFI IL may
VIII coHV every business man lrom ol0
- ~ per ne''d, ana al oClef classes
i" P''t'''''o"' we say Cheh' decloe
'O once anu thaU 100 quickly TO give
0P'n'S al" lreeIJ' Or make up your
minus u % "|'I'e"' lor we hho" that
H"'O0 q Iu'loe' WHO nave oHeFeu LI0er-
III Contributions towards a bounty, IN
''oe u It's iallufe' nave determined to
,o'"'l''''' circuit themselves TO other
''i'''' ana mus IeaVe the do9-Ih-the-
Hl'h9eF gentlemen to nil the quota.
Cprr, T.os,r -, r,rn w.. ,u,
Of Mr. Vo+tIo ouod ,bout 1900, -.
si5;ro ooon 49, S2,,,.s4.:s,
township stra,.od o,,.,r- c.,,,,, ,'l,,., =, :
Wednesday mornins Last ;n+o 49,
mountains and or-o1 soonaL;n.. -.
noirbborbood ,,.;tLan4 o,-,:r -.
Iation turned ont aI,aa.t -,
Thursday and frou,. f,rna - .....,.,I
miles from bona anI e., - r' 4,,1 = -, 90
man babitat;on MA r++Ia 4l.; '''' l'"
much exhausted, had is cIo,h;,'@ to,,, a9
and skin somewhat scratched h9tatL
49,, ~ Wv lOS 9""'' 'Do'" from It's
'"o 1''9 - po'"'0'
49,. 1el POI : o'-''' ''''"o' ''u WIZ"
'.I9 r",I io'''"'0' S'"'o '''"' the
iSs '.,'0 ,'''ls ''''' ~ 0u =" 0oi',e0 o"'I"s
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-03

ITEMs.-The living skeleton, with
we believe sundry other curiosities. was
exhibited in Il tent pitched in front Of
the Court House last week. We do
not know by whose authority the pub
lie square was so occupied, but in com
mon with many others we think it all
wrong.-~We neglected last week to
return thanks to Urich for a dish of
excellent ice cream, made Just to our
taste.-~Cubbison run out Of ice on
Saturday last, the demand having ex-
ceeded his suppIy.-,The boss tailors.
after for some time starving thou selves
at old rates, raised their prices about
33 per cent. on the lst instant. If
they don't want to be sold out by the
sheriff, we suspect they will have to
make another raise.-The town WAS
filled with visitors from all parts Of
the county on Monday, who attended
for the purpose Of claiming exemption
from military service Out Of some
800 examined by Dr. Rothrock. l55
"oI' 'Ny'"pI ior P'rnla"eh, ana aP-
parent "''"oll'' '--- ne +oth Ia.
I'5 !. '"''"' was engaged IN u e recent
'sI' I'5 near -A.i"n'a' out thus tar we
.,,', =. = 'I'" ~ l,'' VI N''IG' or wounded
- '''' AD5'''' . u"'oS'-oono measures
'>> ~ v a 10 i''i'''iS d bounty
a,,o.;, I ~. '''I'' q company Oh thursday
som g., 'I' - ''e"r 'n"' at least.
ion :, tho. :f.t W.T. CUR o"" oPIh-
n,., ,, . ~ = ''' 0iH'7'' can get o0
VIII n0,r ha ~ I,aa,,,,, no,,'osr required which
I.t,ar sno, ann r.'.". -" '"yS' 'no
r,oncod r.;,,;,. ,...,,I' ,,1U' com
,
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RESr Note and Letter paper at
ID march2. SW AIMS.
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DESIRABLE IA fA1Il
OF
llo n & = Il

GITUATE in Wayne township, Miflin CO.,
~ adjoining lands of Judge Stine, John &
G. W. Atkinson, j. Glasgow, esq, Samuel
Withrow, A. J. North. and within to J mile
Of Atkinson's and Withrow's Mills, Store,
Blacksmithshop, SC, is offered at private
sale.
About 20 or 75 acres are cleared and un-
der fence, the balance well set with valuable
timber, such as oak and pine. This farm is
we'll supplied with running water, we'll adap-
ted for either grazing or farming purposes,
and will be sold at a bargain. Persons wish
ing to examine the premises will call on c.
\. Atkinson.
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lot in Newton Hamilton, with large
- BRICK DWELLING and frame
SI:.!a STORE ROOM together, with
aa IIiH glass front. The lot is set with
- ,hoice fruit and grapes, and
well vf excellent water is at the door Also,
a large stone cisteTn, wash house, a good sta.
ble. carriage shed, corn crib, and all other
buildings required for convenience
Persons wishing to examine this property
will call on James Galbraith, esq, Newton
Hamilton, and for particulars and terms ad
dress, Dr. A j. ATKINSON.
ap27 Lewistown, Pa.
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RzSz=ak vszzzszEszszaSes1zzssz
r a z z = r 3
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

RELGGIoUs.-Services viii be held
tomorrow, the day appointed by the
President for humiliation, fastingand
prayer, in the morning at IL o'clock,
in the Lutheran, Presbyterian, and
Methodist churches, where all soIicitous
Of their country's good are invited to
attend
We hear a suggestion made that the
clergy tomorrow unite in recommend
ing 4 meeting to aid the Chambers
burg sufferers.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-03

S1NGULAR,-Tho Prosecuting Attor-
ney, in an early walk on Wednesday
morning last, discovered a small life
less infant on the Court House steps,
for which no owner has yet been found.
No inquest has thus far been held bv
the Coroner, but the body is kept
for recognition at the Registers Office
ssa-Go to the meeting tonight.
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REFERENCES:

Washington. D. c., april I6. 1864.
We take pleasure saying that C. u Bruce, esq has
complied With the Act OF Congress authorizing certain
persons Army and Navy Agents collection
Of War Claims. against the Government and to recon-
mend him to all persons that have Claims they wish
I"C' ell promptly
I. :. Senaturs-BeuI. F. Wade, John Sherman.
Members OF Congress-E. k. Eckley, VIM Johnston,
Wm. j. A Iiisou iel-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-03

DS3= The remains of Captain r. G.
Barr of the 10Th were brought to this
place on Friday last, and inferred on
Sunday. He was improving for some
time after his severe wound, but the
hot and suItry weather proved too
debilitating, and like many other noble
patriots he sank to an early grave, a
martyr to the altar of his country.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-08-03

paa. Messrs. Woods and Selheimer,
the committee appointed by the meet
ing on Thursday last to purge the rolls,
have forwarded q list of names which.
with the exempts, will reduce our Gu
roIlment between 50 and 20, and bring
the borough's quota to about 60.
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Pensions, Bounty, Pay,
Prize Noney, Discharged and Resigned
01iGeFs' Pay, and all ether
w A L.

Claims. T." $40 Bounty due soldiers discharged for
wounds received IN battle. collected WITHOUT DELAY.
" especial attention claims I'm which other
gry> have failed which have been suspended OF which
thgTe tens 81 thousands, Ne nave already collected
aud paid soiirrS and thcir heirs $4,000 and
paying thousands daily We Pensions for
"ias. ana collect Eou"ty and Eacpay for per cent
ami up pay nuitl after We have succeeded.
THE ARMY H%t&Lb i published monthly, and
voted To the interests the soldier and his
whom it is invaluable. Write Us ami will send YOU
free, Tor thirty cents viii send by return Of
mail uue tinted Likeness (AIbm siZel OF It,
Gen Gru Uuj the Army Herald fps ytar To persons
sending OF four, will premium,
tiouai likeness and The Herald year. each
additional Subscriber additional Likeness the geter
the Cuu, ttldt person scuHug Is "a club
will be entitled to receive, Eimse Iikeuesses
The Army Herald for year, any her number
In The Sane rltLn.
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asa-A final meeting for the purpose
Of raising bounty to fill the borough S
quota will be beld this evening. Ev-
erybody is called upon to attend Rev.
J. S. McMurray and others will address
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$500 to the meeting tonight.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
An Opinion,

The following Is an extract from letter of
a gentleman, who is not a politician and has
heretofore taken no part in political affairs,
who happened to be In Chicago at the time the
so-called Democratic National Convention was
In session.
81 was in Chicago during the late Demo-
cratic National Convention, and must write Of
1t that 1t was such an assemblage as never,
never wish to see or be near again. Treason,
most dark and damning treason, was there
talked and acted; such as l never believed any
person or party gathered under the broad folds
of the glorious old flag could be capable of.
Not one word Of praise had they for the brave
and heroic dead, who have given up their all
that our country may live. Not one word OF
condemnation for those who have betrayed
their country. hope shall never see another
body of men whose every act stamped them as
enemies of a land which has enriched and pro,
tected them.n
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
Mr.. and Mrs. w, }. FIors.ce.

This evening, at Ford's Theatre, will be given,
for the tirSt time, John BroughAm's beautiful &C.
centric comedy, adapted from Charles Dickens
celebrated novel OF Dombey and Son." Mr..
Florence, In his grest character Of Captain Ed
'ard Cutie, "msriner OF England, who lives At
home st ease" Mr.. Florence has won for him
self decided honors in the representation Of this
character, having plsyed 1t In all the prineipsl
cities in England, Ireland, and Se1tland. While in
England the performance Of the character OF Cap.
tain Ed'Ard Cuttle, by Mr. Florence, attracted the
attention OF Mr.. Charles Dickens, who pronou oed
II "the oleverest personation he had ever wit
hessed," and complimented the young actor on biz
Just conception OF tho character OF Ned Cutie
Mrs Fl'rence will appear A. Susan Nipper, one oi
her happiest efforts, and one that cannot fall tc
Attt act and please Q large audience
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
From Cairo,

CAIRO, Sept. l2.-There is a report from
Little Rock, that the rebel Gen. Price died re-
Gently at Arkadelphia, of dysentery.
The steamer City OF Alton brings Memphis
dates Of yesterday.
received.
Memphis was TO be illuminated last night, in
honor Of the recent victories.
The post OF Cairo has been separated from
the Western Kentucky District, and attached
TO the District of Illinois.
A fire broke out at 2 o'clock this morning,
the total loss from which will probably reach
S2O0, ,000j insurance is about $40 900.
The steamer John J. Roe, bound for New
Orleans with a battalion of the I'd Missouri
cavalry, sunk In thirty feet water, above New
Madrid. No lives were lost. All the horses
on board were drowned.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
New York stock List.
By the Peoples Telegraph LineB,
0fices--6il Ninth street and corner PennsylvAr
avenue and Sixth street. y
Baltimore Items,

Arrest Of a Female IN Uaiform.-Csptain W.
II Weigel, acting provost marshal, last evening
received from Captain Pratt, provost marshal
Of Harper's Ferry, two females In the dlguis0
Of Federal soldiers, who were found lettering
about the camps in the vicinity of Harper's
Ferry. ..uT
Health ofthe Chy.-Dr. Knight, commissioner
Of health, reports one hundred aud one deaths
in the city last week, being nine more than the
previous week, and eighteen less than the cor
responding week last year. The principal dis
eases were; by consumption, IL; infantile un-
known, 2O cancer, 3; casualty, Q; cholera in
fantum, 3; collie, 2; Group, 5; dropsy, 4; dysen-
tery,2 diptheria,4 bilious fever, .; intermittent
fever, 4; Inflammation OF the bowels, 8; inHam-
nation Of the brain, Q; 4 died of old age, and
l by drowning; So were males and 4S females.
Charged Nth Robbery.-Joseph II. Gibbons
was arrested yesterday by Ofiicer Burnett,
charged with stealing 800, the property OF
| Henry Simpson.
Daily national Republican., 1864-09-13
Growers Theatre,

The Hterling old English comedy OF the "Heir-at-
Law" will be given at Growers this evening, with
the full cast of the Warren Combination Company,
with Mr. William Warren in his truly great char
aeter of"Dr. Pangloss," Miss Josephine ortOn, as
"Ctotley," who has won for herAelf name in rep.
resentaton OF this character that will not soon be
ehaeed from the recollection of our theatrelovIng
people. The "Dtok DowlAss, " in The hands OF Mr..
BArton will be all that care, study, fine personal
appearance can make It. Miss MestAJ er will give
US hne counterpart OF the rich old dowAger Lady
Duberly," and Mr.. Andrews, gentleman Of tho
old school, will give US "Lord Duberlym 70 the
very life.
The performance OF Mr.. Andrews in this part Is
one Of the hnelt we have seen In many day, and
reminds one Of the good old days OF the Park The
asre, and Of the palmy days OF Burton, Blake, and
the brothers PlAoide.
Mr.. BiShop'S "EISkiel Homospun" il . clever
performance, and worthy the reputation Of this
gentleman. The performance TO conclude with
the rattling farce Of "Duaduokorty'a Picnic" ="
with Mr., Warren aHd.NiIsS oFtoR In the principal
parts,