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MUSIC.

CHEET MUSIC,
PIANcss so,
EG Es. 3 Euclid Street,
Can bs found . large stock OF now and standard
Musio Instruction Books for all Instruments Violin5
Guitars, Strings. and general assortment OF MUS
cal Merchandise.
Music Sent By Mail, free Of postage, on reOsiBtOl
marked prfco.
A liberal discount made to Teachers and & nj
naries. -. 80.
Also on hand large stock OF the celebrated KnA5s
Pianos, which surpass all other instruments in tons
sahIT No. BucIid St. tnsvaisnG, n
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'cThe English Prlpoasses g 0aaliEs h0t cakes"
A friend hopes they don't goOf like the
hot eakes ct his boarding house. They
i'go of hAlfn cooked -1 :
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Z LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
liz ESTATE, Bsilroad and other Stocks HaEon
hand Q large lot Of Farms and farming Land1i N
this State Iowa Wisconsin and IIlinoiS
s3Omee over No. 50, south side Of Pub. Square.
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Among the many certificates Of the sxcellsncs ana
merits Of these Pianos, would refer to the fellow
RE:- arr -
hR. W. KEAB1. Baltimore, Dear Sir IL have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you Sdusrt
Pianos and md them equal, II not superior, 70 am
IL this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them, Is the eVenness Of tone the agree
able snd easy touchS and volume Of tone. Wishint
you all the success you 90 highly deserve,
am, Sir, yours very truly,
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Ill USI0N WIG, q
that 10 resembles Nature as to defy the closest scru
NJ, A very large and beautiful stock OF LONG HAlE
drought by the proprietor from Europe,)
FOR SWITCHES AND BRAIDS.
The finest assortment ever seen in this City,
Ls5ies Front Pieces and Half Wigs
In every style with al Improvements
gETS OF CURLS, made from French Natural
Curied Hair, (guarsnteed.)
Eugene Doubte & Triple Bons, Waterfalls, &c.
Made By the advertiser equal to those imported.
Ladies Braids made into any kind Of Head Dress or
Bow without injury 70 Switch.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING IN the most
prevailing ard fashionable styles.
- All work warranted aS represented.
l HOT and GOLD BATHS at all hours. dsc29
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C!LEYELAND 8 TOLEDO B, B!
WRITE ARR1aaEMaT.

lSs5-l. WHITE ARRANGEMENT. eisss-G,
On and after M1ndayi November lsth, I8ss, EasIsl-
gor Trains viii leave Cleveland e folloNU l3lndaTE
eIosptsd): IeIT-E 80
dtSO A. M.-UHIOAGO EXPRE88-Ston e nSFaa,
GrAfton, Oberlin, Hor4alk, Hoaro0Vnln, Belle
Fue, Olyde, Fremont and ElmoEe, and arrtIol Is
Toledo et l25o ?. NJ; Desr0it $50 n; md ehi-
95o5 p M.-WESTEBH MAIL-Btu15 q uu Eta-
a. ttons On SOuthem Division, and arrives g To-
81 b u lido At 6s55P. r.; Chicago 500 A. n.
41.l0 p nI.-G0RFHEhA 4AILf-stp1I at au "a.
nonS on Northern DiEiIiOps aud Anl1Io1 q aan-
dusky 1t TN p n. r-- -
gr9O p. iI.-NIGHT EXPREss-stoDt st arafton,
Norwalk, Honroeville, Clyde, and Iremont, and
arrives at Toledo = Il P. n.s Dotroit 500 A. n;
Gnd Ohioaeo at 1870 A.H.
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Oonnsctions are made st HokrosTiIl5 vfth q Eaas
auBkY, nansasld q Newark R.R st UlTds Via tha
sanduaky, DAYTON : Cincinnati 3. 4, A. FrlnonS
with Fremont Indiana 3. B., Gnd af TcIs6o With
the Michigan Southern 3 Northarn Indiana and Tos
iedo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Dotrois Jadka
son, Fort Wayne, LogAn5p0Ft, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
Ton, St Louis and al points West, NorthWOls and
Southwest. ira- - l-a-f III Ii17
Trains lETiVs IN cleveland iron Toisdo and he
West at 80 4. N-s-21 P. n, and 5:55 ?. n. ~ n
s1g1s.nsky at - A :. Z p. RD0kER, slD'Ls
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sARMs FoR SALE

20 sores N Brecksvlls IS acres improved, balance
and Fruit. Price s25I0 ' "
lVO acres In heWbrrgh. House and Barn two Otch-
80, ards and Is acres Wood Land.
~ acres IN Urange, good frame House. Is acres I'M
proved balance timber = -
~ " eeres on 81; Clatr-St. small frame house.
is acres on ktnsman-St., opposite the Cema4erv
~ acres 70 wood land balance improved1 on EucIid
koad, good springs OF water fruit' and a good
situation for grapes.
Onoloe 9nd well selected lands In Iowa, Wisconsin
"a aha mich1gans for sale or exchange
" spre1 n AeWDurg, about miles from Cleveland
- 6ooo mouse and barn and fine orchard o5Oo
Square.
Is Acres on the Eewburgn Road. House and Barn,
~ Acres In East Cleveland, under high state Of cu
lyatont good house and barn * miles from
Clty limits. Terms EASY febs'
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mo G. GENNINGS.

~ o.. NO. q AtWat9r Building.
Walnut etre9t- One aud half story House. SI73.
AdJoiotng the City, II miles from the Post ONCE,
large and nice Cottage Honse Barn and 10 acres OF
land with Fruit, Shrubbery, &C. $3.50. mari2
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1884. PennsylFsnia Central 1884.
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
VIE u OoNNEOTTNl

Is 3 First Class Route, for Safety, ComfoTt
and Speed, to al Eastern Cities.
N Track IS Stons BalIastsd and Is FFss from p,ssE
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SUeAR-OoATED, PURRIY VHaETABIR 4
The Oldest Cheapest, and most Reliable Eamin
Eedicine In use. More used than any other kind.
Price IS oents-S1 Pills IN box. ses OireuIarz.
~ Sold By Strong q Armstrong, Benton BrothsFT
4 W. Palmer, Churchill 4 Bro. Also, At WholaEal
snd rstaiI Gt Isl Ontario-Ss., Cleveland, by
g. g. NORRIS, 9an'I Agent.
For Ohio, Michisan and Indfaaa,=
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SEotherSs pIoShersg! aGOtherSIA

g
WotheFBl RIothersg! aEOtheEBIH
Dent fAn 70 procure Ms. WlNBLOW's 5OOfH
nBYBUP for UHILDREE TEErHIEe.
Ms valuable prs1arltion . tho prescription fons
tths best Female PhyEic'anS and Eursss IN TIT
tsd States eud has besn used for thirty ysaEs viii
OssE IafLug safety and suoesss By millions sf moth
children, from the feeble infant OF ons Wesl
q ne adult. Il not only relieves the child iron
butinVigoFatss the stomach and bowels, eoES
=e andity, snd gives tone and energy TO the Who1a
sItsu Il wiIlalmoat inAtsutiy relieve
aRIPIEa IN TIE BOWELS AED WED OoLIG
We bslIsvo It the Bet and surost Rsmsdy IN thl
world r ali eases q DySsntsFy and DiaFTh@a
ChlIdrsn, Whsthsr It ariss nom TssshinG, OF iron
aay othe cause.
1TFull directions for using viii accompany sol
bottie. None genuine unless the facsimile Of CUB
TIs &PERKlHs, New Kozk, e on the wrapper.
s~SoId by all Medicine Dealers. PRINCIPAL OMS
DsFBS, HeE Hork.
PrieS oaly As Dszfs BsF BSfiIsi
0eR8-RtsdAHtr
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-

PRRIENCT or an IEVALID-Publishedf for
ehe bsns6t and q . warning and Caution to Young
Hen Who suffer from Nervous nsbilitJ, Premature
Decay Of Manhood etc., supplying et the same time
szn uEAKso or sEIF-0UEE, bY one Who has cured him
nsf, bsne put 70 great expense and injury through
medical hunbug and quackery.
ByonsIosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
eopiss may b had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

HOUSES AND LOIS FOR eALE-
House and Lot on Libby street, recently Owned and
occupied BY L T. Whits-A very desirable rssi-
Houss and Lot, corner Euclid and HudsOn-stu. Lot
l3lx1O. A very desirable location. Terms easy.
Brick House and Lets corner Of Br0Enen and viii
son-Sts. Lot 50 feet front, running to the Lake
Can be had Gta bargain. % p OF y
-Four BRICK Houses Eos. 50, 50 81 and S Eucld-st-
Lots 25xl35; very deairable Location VIII be gold
separstelO, or alto geth er Terms easy ~
House and Lot No. lT5 Garden ST. IIot 251I25 S7DO
frame hO9se on University Heights. Lot 66x3DO.
Yery ueairaoie residence. Price 1900. Terms
Brick nOuss 30. lO6st Olair-st. Lots7xls7. $500.
Terms easy.
House and Lot No. IS sibley-st. Grspss. Peaches
and small Fruits. Price SI6sO,
Brick House No. 2Q9 Kinsman-st Lot Ilsx2oa TO
be had at bargain.
Lot on University Heights; 6sxIe3 fest on Hevton-
st. south Of and near Cleveland Iuatgfufe
Frame house No Y MoOd-St. Lot SsxlOO; gas and
water. Price 8, 500.
Frame Cottage on Superior-St, Lot b2xeOo A Very
desirable location. {,
Brick Dwellings, Nos. I64 and los Euclid Street.
Lon running through to Huron street. VeEy
House and Lot, corner Psrkmeu ard Brounall-zt.
22SGgoPled 2gP also As shoe shop. Lot 25xlO0 feet
Building, Machinery, &e, for the manufacture of
- a asn-ooardss &C., corner Of Wesr Riyer
l10 teet on Euotd-St. Terms easy
6ou7e hnQ Lot No. 100 Ohlo-St. q Sm
Two bElek houses and Lots on Euclid- st. mar Par
Cottage No ia Baks-st. Lot asxIOo fest
" U.S. and Lot No. ~ ScoTflls- Avenue
10 Ieet en mit-st extending to the Lake, cor
Five sSEss % wiSOn-AVSnue, with considerable i'm
q SHAPES AI G0vslOnd. Psinesvis kAuhtabulu Bail
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DR.. G. RAH Am,
9AtR ~ ~ Royal Ool7egs of FzFsteiassl
Eosdoa, 1ag5asdS araSsais Of
"a FiGrdl Hospisalfor


FEMALE DISEASE
ahd constant attendant OF Paris, London, Eew
eszSand Montreal HoSDitalE Tor the last ten ysAEs
- oDo8sd his Omos st TIE
johnson House, Cleveland,
uhass he VIII be hnppy 70 meet Al those who Are -
Giotsd with subaout0 and chronic diseases.
BIZ Treatment 10 entirely different from ths OF
Plsn, and Il nlId. emoaoiou, and elective. HIsmsd
ioinHArs simply vegetable extracts nd oIlI, thsI
hass nsssf bssn ussd but b. two otAeS physicians
AmsrlH bedldss hiinsen. BE has SpsH the creates
paEt of hls Hfsand Thousands Of collars In obtaIniz
sSEss@sts In hls profession. He tests the UFIs
eos al sorms Of disease. no ohArFsfor giving
honaEt ana sTus statement Of thsir oase.
SPTRMATOREUAs
70 T0uHa MEE.-He can provo 70 you In fsW uiy :
- ia. he d the only Bhylloian you ever treatlf
WITH that cures this dl3ease. For every patient WI
Wf1lfoIoU hlI diroc1lonG he viii give One Hundre'
Boagd 4 be fails IN curing this DISEASE No oharF
rif for consultation. Thcoe 81 distance who WiIh
fo15T11lt the DOotor may do 70 By sending q small
VA 81 urine by mall with name, sex and age and be
ell nuEer ard dafdrb0 their CASE, and the poasibiI
~ a getting relief, By oRoloslRg . return postaRi
nlnmI mart;117
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DR. GIBSON

FRoFnsSOR on ELsoTRoPAFHY AHD MDI0IHl.
Ohoe-lI9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior
up stairs, opposite thA City Hotel.
Ofice heurs frems 70 II and from 2 to O'Clock
daily (SuadaYs eXcepted.
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IA NAN or a THOUsANDI
A OoNsUMPTIvE OURHD.

DR.. Fl. JAMB8, . Retired Physician Of g1Oat
emtnence, discovered, while IN the East Indies,
oertain cure for Oongumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
WAs discovered By him when his only child dauRh-
ter, given up 20 die. His child was cured and Il
now alive aud well. DESTROYS OF benefttng hiB fel-
low mortals, he Will send to those who wish Il the
recipe, containing full directions for making and suo-
ceasfuly using this remedy, free receipt Of their
not single case OF Consumption that Il does not Il
once take hold Of and dissipate Night gweatB pee
Eshness, irritation Of the nerves, failure OF memory
throat, chilly sensations nausea at the EtOmRch In
Actlor OF the bowels, wasting away Of the muscles
par thsE see this advertiment in. address,
~ r ~ ORADDOOK,& B o.,
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TONSORIAl.
WIGS AND HAIR WORK.
VIM. Days New Establishment,
The Largest in the State,
FOR WIG, MAKING AND LADIES' HAIR DRESSlkGa
A8PUBLIC SQUARE,

Manuiaetursr Of an kInd. oi wIas. inoIuains tho
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REAL ESTATE.
PRAEToN & STOOKWELL
1rTs aBEAL ESTATE AGENTS,
HOUSES AND Ions FoB sAIE.

' S A.sss 69s 6sHdP Er.aiS .as.sA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01
VOLUME 81, NO. SS,
b II = v TIE 8 .

II
- 'o-' Ana s'ssa'ee I. man
- - - :. e--O. y,
'-'-'
- - '-' - ~
Sese1P Po' on '.H 'o-"orr0~ -hat yos
W. -. r- a,
-,
-
NJ DAy Aa'er'lse' INC 'oss OF hi' cog
'o- o'i'e' ne van ',eoeea IN nnd'ng nim :
,,e-s',,'
On' =" 50 slad you hke oiros-
-. 'e = - "-' e" ca
- ~ 0
s. :, :, 80
- -
p.s ..p--u-
:. -.
"a -
-,
III. .i,5;.ofr.
- :. .....-,.---t,-r,
prove every opoor,y,;tv "a " k;.. ,h. L..
cd har.- apd nov and the, H.. Il. .oos
booking defenders.
Formerly women wen, n-oh7h,,.a t-on
n,--v;,., .,,;i ,h.xh.A -. - -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

AGEENsS JUEYNaS. The district court
Of our northern counties -as in session.
la; summer. and after the first day's busi-
ness vas over. laWyers and others were
sittin z out before the hotel. When long.
lank uissophisticated countryman cane up
and uneeremoniously made himself one Of
'em. ard remarked:
"Genilemen. I wish youa 90 on With
this court. for ! ~ant TO 20 hOme-I left
Betscy booking out
"Ah r said one of the h-yer.. pray
What detains you a. court7-
d" Why. sir" said the countrynsn. II
am fetehsd here a. j,fry and they say fl
90 hone they'll have to md me and they
mightnt do ths, a. ] live q good piece of.''
% what jury are you on p asked one Of
the ls~yers
What jury
Yes. that jury? Is h the grand or
traverse jury n
Grand or rtrsver.s jary9 Dad fetched Il
know~
well .aid the lawyer. did ID.
Judge charge YOU
" Well. squire said BE-. "ibe Iiitie fsl-
lo~ that sifs ur in fhe pulpif and kinder
bosses over the cro~d. gin us talk bat
donf kso- sbetbs be elarged anything
or not
There Eas an explosion. snd TO Or three
o. fhe legal gen tlcmen tomblsd Of their
airs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

WELI ASsrEnED. Go q certain occa-
son noted infdel borrowed a sum of
money from tbe late DR. Lathrop q West
Spsing6eid. Mas. When he cane 20 pay
q be thought % pose The doctor By an
argumeut from tbe Bible Yoa ought
not % take interest for this money. Cor the
Js-s we're forbidden 70 tsEe ussry.~ Oh
no. aid The doctor the Jews vsrs indeed
forbidden % take usury from their on
people. bit hey we're allowed 70 take usury
from the bssthen-" The application ~a
too direci % Be mistaken. sai the nan ~ss
quite -iiiing % drop tbs srguaeot and pay
the money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01
OLD SERIES.


letter and when I offered 70 post Il for her
she deelarec she would not trus, it even IN
an angels hands. and Ae~ oct of the room
With it. begging me. for Heavens sake 20
stay where vas. Ahcr she came in again
she seated herself BY the window and sigh
ed. then looked up 90 the shy and smiled
oh 90 strangelyi-
- Dear ne >" I ejseulated. feeling tha;
must say something
e" Yes. but that i-n't hall In few mo-
nents a piee~ of boys kite. or something
o. that kind Autte-ed down by the window.
and would you believer she actually
snatehed it from the string. looked At IL an
instant. pressed it 20 her lips. and then ran
up % the landlady's room soon she came
down again. booking just As pale as-ss any
thing. Then she elasped her hands and
exclaimed. Il hare de-id>i'' wasn't that
queers) and kissed me. and ran oat Of the
room. begging me on no account 20 move
until Der return -
q" Dear ne :" exclaimed again for w.nt
Of something better to say.
- Wei. do you know. in . little while
she came bach. Oh. in such a rage' So
mad. too. because had been named after
her; And when I inplorcd her 70 tell me
uhat ~as the matter she shook ber bead
heroely at me and said All the soounlrels
were not dead yet Oh. In sure she's
crazy. added the poor girl in distr e..ed
tone.
" Undoubtedly. - said 7. solennIy.
" The doctor can't 20 20 Der fort~o hours
yet. What shall 1 do. Nr Smith Oh.
it's drradfal,-
Thus appealed 20. decided 20 make a
clean breast OF the whole affair. Forget
ting my bAshf8lness. forgetting the heavy
valise hanging from my left band. told her
all. my love. my suserings. nv days sd-
ventures. nv present hope
10 Vas better tbere-there IN the crowd
ed avenue-for her vel bid her blushes
and our Altering tones did not disturb the
PAssers-by. Once she langbed-onoe she
sighed - Poor aunsy - and at last. when
we Ne we're nearly up 70 Fifteenth Street.
she said IN reply 20 a delicate hint.
e" Oh yes. ] am surs Aunt Emily viii be
aOst happy 10 have you cal. IL is No.
90
" shall be very grateful 70 Aunt Emi-
" persisted; /; - bat her nieoe-um sRS
be glad % seq me?~
Oh how beautiful a blush /. through
black dotted veil. and how plainly one can
see when httle hand trembles. even when
u - sieAdied by a parAsOl.
" CertAinly. Mr. Smith. / am alwavs
happy 20 see nv friends" q"
It vas gon-committed 20 be sure bat I
am naturally sanguine. and young lady
isn't apt 70 say '' f.r-i-e-n-d-s- a. though
she could scarcely speak. unless she mans
more than she Is ~iiling % eSpress-st least
found Il 70 be 20 in JsliA's case.
- you see. reader. / could not fall IN
love a. t~enty- seven. a. had Intended. or
wiih that tai. stately. dark-hair.d girl. be.
cause ! met Jglia 10 the mean tine. Her
eyes seen 10 grow blaer and ber hair more
golden every day still an satisfied. and
very. very glad that things " happened "as
they did.
Aunt Julia and I arc pretty good frienis
nov. She. too Is married. I, vas a short
courtshIp; bat the Doctor makes her cap
ital hgsband. in spite of Ms. Green's nall
cious remark that " widover Nth four
Children wasn't much of = bargain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

A lady friend ours 80 IN Chicsgo che
other dsy. and -ss asEsd By ker co5.in ho-
sis likei The Baln0ral stocking. -Ob.
very ven.- ~ss the reply. "weh. I
dont. % said the cousin. "sor -il I ~ear
iben either III BE- hsaesd q III aske
bsrbsrsPols 81 ny isg Cor - s.ks ofs,-
ing f.shionabls ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

REasENHEE HoNE Foriunste. urspeak-
ably fortunate is the Young man that has a
home that b. loves. and dear ones nestled
there. % whom his heart goes out in inn
measura5ie warnings of affection. The
yosth Who has come - the city o. seek be
fortune. y guarded. a. BY an angel from
heaven when D. earrics fresh in rnc,nory ihc
pi r'u-e of an iaafic cot tagc hone. which
shelters fie dear snd vencraicd being Who
gave bin birth The thrin of her loving
touch a. sbe laid her hand upon hi. bead
iu blessing. ere he turued BE footstep .
towards the great city. shall bold him ever
in the path of lie and charm the temptcr
away All stiil more biessed - Le u he
has 10 devote a portion ol his rsres 90 that
home. and those dear ones ~hou he loves.
In such case BE- earnings sre hallowed
with sacredness Which communicates itself
10 BIS chararter. and is exhibited IN bios-
SONS Of noble duteousness. The consci-
ousuess that the wages of be ton gladden.
and beaatlfv and make confortable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

Ols Psrson NJ. q Toiingford vas
queer sort of man. One tine uhen his
congrrgstion hsd most of them. fairly dis-
pp.ed themselves for fheir afternoon nap.
hs startled them ss eel a. their IDEAS Of
propriety. BY ssking in his loudesi tone
" what's the price o. buuer7-
Az another time. some strangers coming
% church vi,h him. the congregafion pad
more attention % urern thsn they did 20
BIN. Losing al psfienoe. ~ stopped IN
his serrnoa. and SAL
" Those folks in ny Pes are my COUSINS
from a.. - yoa neednt stare a. them any
more
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

rERNs-Oas Dollar sd Fin. Csss.. ~,
v-sr, 81 adraace To Doiafs. az the sad oltk.
vrar.
Ctabhiag. We ~oaH re-psctfsiiy call ~
sttsnfsea of ssrh sre srossd 90 i~ud thsir I'D
- ext-nltaE ~ ctrcuistioa - hoa-s psr~r to
ths falia-tnr ofer.
We -tu s~af
lo Capi-s. fef o-e var for 1850
- Co 80 .for os- s~ar 20 1000
y ~ ens eepf % ~ r~rsea g-ttinE up tns ci-b.
~ sspney nn-t arcospsns ~ asler.
. - : " fettsnxiu Co.. 20 St.ts Street.
he-isa. aad y. Nssssu Str--t. Ne- Nork. az
saf aathsFta~d rsat.
JOb PRINTING nratis rH~eut~d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-17
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS

SCENE 1.-THE First Muttsrings Of the Storm in
IennesstsIhs e. Vganse tSP so
q Eddicssen M S;.The Hanging intsrrpptes By By
Fisi ss4 s4T
6hssp and n No Money Psns
SSItherp HIosBtsIty nssTatedrobY d. To- and de
Of OF the Man HuntersG whipping Free NisserS
GsT
"Pomp, the Slavere..E No P9mP; the freeman" Free
t7s sinds FrendTSs Gave kefaaes ssf
Gloomy?-Tbe House Of Bondage is Gloomy.Is it
Brow s n6 snd T ,fs sas
of our Tyrants are Colder-Mountain Pass-The
e
Cudjo-0ne Wiped 0ut-Pomg,s Swing for Life
soENE sNThe Return into Dapger-Penn Finds
Edss and Goat Eso4s gs sGsd
Hsn Wiling n tns
Hands Of the PhiIistines-A Stroke for LibertyHH
Phrepologieal Deyelopnent-The Trnst at the
FsaTs14 Dark Night and SAD sad Road-siias Ropes
Forest on Fire-Perilous Position Of Virginia-
Saved h the Desperate Heroisn of Pomp-Thrill-
iThis scene, occupying the entire length of the
stage, is one of the most magnificent and effective
sCENIEs s.~Interior of Guido; Cave BBlythewood
aPrisoner-Master and Slave Change Plsces-The
Hour of fVengesnce-Blyt ythewood's Life Saved by
ginfas defense Of the Csve--Desth Of Blythewood-
Tabieau-The Lone Widow g Idea Of Confscation-
Alter provisions ns"CComes on Well Loaded
Cudjos Caye-kove- making in the Wildernsss-
ROpes.-Preparstions for DeiensecThe % ), Attack-A
The Runaway and the Free Nigger-Is Carl a
Coward -yillars APPsal to
a aSpeeeh-The Mountain Torfent-Desp esperation of
Yirginia-Timely, Appesrance Of Pomp-Gndjo's
Ron s-The Last Attack-Defeat of the Secesslon-
istIThe Old Flag Floats Again in Tennessee
Grand Tablean of Victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-17
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