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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
Chapter 22G.

AN AT efaze the does o cities, and plantations
in raising hoants to be paid to volunteers drafted and
their Substitutes, since February twenty first eighteen hun
dted ani Xy-thTrc.
bR iP Sen and House Of
Legis .afure a8Stmbted, - follows:
l. Tae d3ngs of cities, and pana
ton, since February twenyrt hte' huHdrc sixty
three paying agreeing pay bouates volunteers,
draft substitutes where such volunteers drafted
their substitutes been shall hereafter BE-
ally mustered oto the military service of the United States,
hereby N lie valid
All PASS d by any city, plantation,
meeting Med fr the purpose of raising such bouues,
made at saeh meeting, hereby made valid.
parton that has voted to raise barne made with
his bounty and exceeding the voted, hereby
male valid.
sEtr4 Al male by said officers with third per-
corpora for the of raising Ply
such bouns under any previous Of the town. hereby
made valid
SECT contracts made by such municipal officers,
by persons behalf Of plantation hut
without previous authority therefor. pay bounes to voir
drafted their substitutes, raise
such haunes where such volunteers. drafted subs
shall hereafter be actually mustered into
military service of the United States, may be ratified and
confirmed by said city, plantation.
SECT g. All # cities, pantatons TO
recruiting for their several quotas and all
puf Of such where have been,
shall incurred upon the strength thereof hereby
made valid
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
Chapter 223.

AN ACT to exempt cerI qaany fax from attachment
and execution
Bs sRactd hy The Senate and House of Represntatves
m LegSi,f7ue aSaembitd 5 follows:
Al fax raised hlf of land for The of the
Produce and his family, and all articles manufactured
from, stall be exempt attachment and ution.
Approved February Il, 1851
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
Chapter 22i.

AN ACT additional to cpter eighty Revised Stat.
uies in relation IT, wrs ~ civil actions.
BE en4cfsd By III, Senafe and House Of REPRESENTATIVES
IN Legt>taiHe asSftahied 5 follows:
SECTION Original in actions issued the
CLERKS oihee # the supr judi al county,
be nade in any other county, which
might be legally brought shall have the
validity though signed by The clerk OF said county
stcr. , THIS shall when approved by the
governor Approved February Il, 1861
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
Chapter 2222.

ACT in relation 70 the Of dispositions in Certain cass
BE tnreted By the Stna- and House Of Representatives
b Legislature assembled, rs follows:
l. nuch Ct he twenty 6fh section II the one
nnrr and seventh chapter 81 the eFsed Statutes a follows
\. vari "suit" is hereby repealed
SEcr2 act shall TAKE effect from and after It's approval
Dy the governor. Approved February I, 1854
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11

kurEp.-A brakemen on the Pittshurg,
Fnrt Was ne and Chicag. r abroad named
George Dust-r, was killed on Tuesday
last. by being thrown between the cars
just as they had started from Etna Green.
The wheels passed. over his right arm and
n portion Of hrs hoav sni hce. ininring
MIN that he diel in the course Of two or
three honrs after the acct lent occurr.i.
The deceased. i is sail. was subject to f,s.
AMI it X supposed that h. was taken with
one when he fell between the ears. His
BODY was brought to this place
p S-Sincr the above was put in type
We lrarn from Coroner Bowl. who held an
;nque>t over the remains. that the deceased
came to his death by accidently stepping
of the cars while in notion Only one
car passed. over him. He dill no. have a
mt at the time. nor has not had for some
tine past
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11

Oar generous friend. l.. II. Andrews.
E.s has placed MS under renewed oblign-
tioas to him. by leaving at our Office day
or two since some ripe tomatoes anil a
couple Of heals of cabbage. We are snre
that Mr.. Andrews has read that part of his
Bible wl,icl, commands MS ts be liberal to
the poor. and az he doubtless does not
know of any on in all his circle cf acquain
fances more neely than the printer. he
has concluded to cheer him in his rugged
Path by contributions of this kini Who
will say that he has not chosen Alright.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11
The Rebel Movement N1rthward
WAsuNGraN. Sun Lax Anrnst1

WASTNGT9S. Sun Law, August 4
After careful investigation of MINORS,
AMI on inquiry at che military headq -tcrs
In this city. it has hecn aScer,aiae.l neyond
Ionbt. that there hl> been no considerable
CONTEST tonight IN the e.hncr.iuod of the
ola Anti ts n ba,rleg ind u, to o o.
click this evening. an tbI, Is m ,ip c tain
by the fact that We have telegraph comn.u
nicafion With Has own. AMI by the
military operator there 10 his usual dis
patches AL dressed to these headquarters
duriag the day the rumpr Of battle is
not even referrei to- IL is diff ,ult to as
certain where the rebels are posted, Int
tn, impression among military men here
d that a collision will take place near
u illetown. fifteen NILS from Frederick.
G"naral Hunter has been sur srseded
by G'n. Sheridan.
NEw YORK. Snnlay. Aug TIL
B.ltImore y ner IAN of SATURDAY, the 9th,
saws of the INVASION: The hest that we can
hope IL that tine rehel> will attempt to make
a >eri .us invasion of MARYLAND or Penn
svfvania. Webave a.comperent force in
proper position 10 force from them on
this sile OF the Potomac a fair. open field
Eyht. All that we uee,l Is competea,
G-neralsh;p. TO make our forces available.
and that. If we may believe the reports
reachin, rs. is want that has at last
0ecn supplied.
LATER.
4 MT is reported hero that force
of rebels were crossing the Potomac yes
terday. beyond Hancock Ford, and were
going in the direction Of Wheeling. -
The same auth ,rity saws that Early has
been, or is being reinforced by Long
streets corps AMI that Wheeling is the
point TO be arrived at.
!. We have no means of ascertaining the
reliability Of this report. but think it rather
unreliable.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11

NOTICE To MoTuERs-We are selling.
and have been for number of months, Mrs
BnninS's Cordial for Children Tccthing, and in
all cases where it has been used we find that it is
giving such scrctsl satisfaction, that we take
pleasure il rccomm Milling it to our many pat
safe AMI reliable remedy. This article
isspoken of 50 highly by those who have assti IT,,
tiiat weare safe in asking mothers to try it. #
has gained its own reputation with Us. Price -
cents per bottle. Sold BY all druggists. Cunning &
McMUkrY. Druggists. Lafayette. Ind. 90 2m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11
A Card to the Suffering.

Swallow two three hocsheads Of Z" Buchu." 90 Tonic
Btters." "Sarsapara," Nervous Andoics etc, etc.
and after you satisfied with the result then try
one box of
DID DR.. BUCHANS ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS.
and be restored health and Vgor in less than thirty DAYS
They purely vegetable. PHEASANT take prompt and
saiufary in their the broken down and shattered
constitution. Old and Young take them with advan-
tage. Imported anil sold in the United States only by
JAS. s. BUTLER. M. 42T Broadway. Y V
n5- Agent for the United States
r 81 box 1.-THE Pills securely packed will h. mailed
address receipt price. which is ONE DOLLAR,
post paid-money refunded by the agent entire ~atisc-
tion is not given 37-3ms
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11

By s1etter from Commissary Sergeant
WEI Z. Brown, Of the 10Th Ind;s.s. d=ted
August 2a. we learn that that regiment
was not engaged in the assault on Peters
burg on last Saturday week. They were
close enough. however, to witness por-
ton of the fighting. aad to be in some
danger from rebel shells. The Sergeant
saws that ''the health Of the regiment,
owing to the liberal allowance from the
Sanitary Commission. is excellent, as
Indeed is that OF the whole army"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11
Spefial Notifes.
Editor OF RepMNican

Editor Of Republican:
Dear Sir:-With your permission wish to saw TO the
readers of paper that will send, mail
all who wish it tfs, Recipe, with full directions fol
making and using a simple Vegetable Balm, that will
eecsually in days, Pmples, Botches, Tan
Freckles and all 'seritcs the Skn leaving the same
soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
Faces simple directions and information that will enable
them to start full growth of Luxsrant HAIR Whsker
or Moustaehe in less han thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully yours,
TH0S. f. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
jy21-37.3ml s3l Broadway, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11

Call IN your Grocer for Herrich Aliens
Gold Medal .Saleratus. 1t is the only
perfectly healthy SaIeratns made. After
gsing one half the paper. if you are not
lsalisGed. return the balance. aud get the
money pail Cor the whole. 1t is much
bstter to use with cream tartar that soda
II is peculiarly adapted for dyspeptic
persons. Try it. For sale by Grocers
anil Druggists. and at wholesale by all
Dealers. Depot liz Liberty Street. New
York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11
BranIreth's Pills.

The Weak. the CCnsUmptiyc, Rheumatic. Costive
Bilious and Delicate, after DAYS will find re
newed strength and f pcrvade organ vt their frames
Every dose makes tn. blood pure. The nerves conn.,
IL e arteries AMI terminate in the ems Ihes,
pills. effect upon The areTal bicol incrcas
ing the cir, uiation, by which impurities d. ped IN
the veins. and they throw off such collections into IT,
bowels which organs. by tho derived from Dram
dresAs Pills. exkel them from thc system. When first
lss. tn Pills may occasion gripping. and make the
patti feel This is excellent sign and shows
thu disease will I've cured M great good is often
achieved wi beu trouble in its Attainment and hi.
rule applies TO the recovery of health Sold by all respect
able dealers in medicines. iO-lm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11
2 Journal and M,Ssrns-rr, religious paper I.
lished al Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cure for Dyspepsia.

Hr Editor; feel il duo those who suffering from
dsesia e. state remedy, which advised to AID
which has effected was afflicted with the unpleas-
consequences NJ Indigestion winter and SPRING till
my health drspared of. have hen opposcr
ptIcnt rlicines morally. bIt iniucri to- .DR.
ROBICk'S STON4CH BTTTEES,' manufactured il
your CRY. One bottle has relieved Of all those synp-
toms, and can erativ good appetite upon the
aries cf this boGnfiii without expcr ncing the
exceedingly unpleasant Effects which eating light
food caused me few months since.
believe iis lsiciuc ie good and effective in
diseases Of the stomach nr which il is recommended
write this without the knowledge of Doctor ROiac
OF amy one concerned, and do IL first of all for the
good Of those suffering from ind and its kindred
results. MINISTER
We know the writer of the above. and that lac is what
he Processes 10 boa minister and gentleman OF truth
Journal a@d Messenger.
"a See adver. isement 40,3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11

GENTIEN IN, cured of Nervous Debility, Incem
potency Premature recay and Youthful Error, acuate
by desire to benefit others, will be happy furnish
all vino need It, free ochsrgct the recipe and direction
for making simple rcEaeiy used in his Thos
wishing to profit by his experience. and possess Ysua
bic Remedy, will receive the 10y return mail care
f.lIy seasdJ, by addressing JOHN ID. OGDEN,
may 2lInJl No. 90 Nassau street, New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11
Do You Wish to be Cured?
DIR. pUCHAN's ENGLIsM Specific Pill

DIR. BUCHAN ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS
Cure, in less thirty davs, the worst Of NER
T0USNESS, Imr0tearE. RsiHGiure DecaV. Srmaal Heak
Insanity. aui all Urinary, Setal and Nervous fcfons
from what prcdnced. Price. One Dollar
box. Sent, post paid. nv mail 1T Of order
One box will perfect THE curn ~ most cascs Address
JAMES S. BUTLER, General Agent,
3--3ms1 broadway. Ne York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11
A Rem ady for Piles.

II is blessing the suffering 70 know that have an
effc.al for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.
p HsZare. No Ia Second street Cincinnati, Ohio
pleasure in informing all who suffering with piles
hat he us-l snail quantity Of Dr. Stricksnds Pils
Remedy and il effected permanent This
he he with all who make ofthi splendid prep
araiinn. II is manufactured No East Fourth street
Cincinnati o., and sold by all druggists. n2-ltemly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11
DISCLOSURES = SIC.

CRETS FOR THE NTLLTONf -
most valuable and wonderful publication, work Of
$50 ragcs and 30 colored ongravings. DIR. HUNTER s
WADE MECUM. an original aud popular treatirs Man
and Woman, their Physiology, Functions and Sexual dis
orders OF every kind with NeverFailing Remedies for
their speedy cure The practice of Dr.. HUNTER has
long beeD, and st is unbounded, but at the
icitation of numerous pcrsons he has been induced
extend his medical usefulness through the medium Of his
WADE MECUM." IL Is a volnme which sfould he in
the hands ofevcry family the land preventive
awful and destructive scourges that ever VISITED man
kind. One copy securely envelopcd, will be forwarded
free Fl postage TO part OF the United Slater cas
in p. q. stamps. Address, post paid, DIX. HUNTER,
No Division Street New York.
rnay2s SLY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11

ns5- so '"rs-we think DR.. Strickland is oue right in
advising in his advertisement columns Of iodays
to take n bottle "f his highly recommended Anti
Cholera Mixture in knapsarks 1t tho lives
of Of best soldiers Mothers that
do not neglect it, Yon get il AZ the drug stores fifty
per bottle. 1t IS the best remedy for darrhea and
dy sentcry. n4-ltenIly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11
Madame za.,oc porter.s Courh Balsam

Is purely Vegetable Expcctorant prepared Nv the
Madame with great afer.many years ofstudy ard
pericnce, meet the urgent and growing demand for
safe and reliable antiioe for diseases Of the throat and
lungs Disorders fhe Iuuenary prevalen;
and so fa in everchangng climate that rca-
be anfioe has been long and anxioy sought for Nv the
whole community. The indispensable qualities Of such
remedy for popular must DO certainty Of healthy opera
oH Of dagger from ovcr-doses and adaptation
every patient Of ulats,er age 4l-2t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11

PLYMorTu MAEKET-Wheat 5000 10
50 % per bn. Flour sll per Dbl. Corn
81. 10 to 81 IL per bu. Potatoes 81. 80
pei hu. Batter 50 cts per ID. Eggs II
per doz.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11

The 18Th regiment is still at Tullaho-
ma. Tenn. doing guard duty II is re-
ported that they will he relieved by the
18Th instant. aad started homewaris.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11

Captain Matt. Boyd. of Co. f, 73d Ind
regiment. has resigned and is now at
home He returned on Saturday last and
reports the boys of Companies d and F in
COOL health generally. They were still at
Triauna, Alabama.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11
AND BY all NATIONAL BANKS

whth arc repositories Of Public monHy, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, (acting agents of tn
National DcpoSitsry Banks,) will furnish furthe
inform ,ton on application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
NJ y 90. ls6l-2mi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11

Prrshing < Co have fine assortment
of Prrfumery. which they are selling at
Remarkably los prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11

The U. L. A. meets every Saturday eve
ming. at Woodward Hall. at precisely
eight o'clock.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11
Putnam Clothes-Wringer.

The frame being Of Iron thoroughly galvanized aHdon
ger from rWa r,,sored and the liability shrink swell
spli' &C. HRorodtbie in wooden machines prevented
No ttEnaiscrsarS complicated fenisgs
get out Of ORDER IL be fastened firmly the tub in
SINGLE secoud
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-11
FOR SALE BY

rcrshins Co, Blain 4 Co., and j. A. L, mon, piym
outh; Robert Cornwall, Bourbon; John kcssler Raom
ipssbur; ID w STANCE, and Jonas riiict Bremen John
Cless, Tippccanoetown: a. c. Smith, Marmont Haies
Bro, Argos; and by Druggists and Merchants geue al
v throughout the United States and Canadas -
C. w RODACk, Compounder Of Stclaat Bitters, Bleed
Purifier and Blood Pills Disilcr and Manufactures ef
Catav ba and Swedish Brandes and all kinds of the ness
Domestic Liquors which sold, whoiesale in any de-
sired quantity atNos S. So 60 and 81 East Third Street
t-inainhati o. = Aug ~ 1868
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-11

COURT GOSSIP IN ENGLAND.-The Stock
Exchange has been greatly agitated during
the week, not only BY political events and
menacing complications, but also by
strange stories Of differences between the
Court and the Government. The Ministry,
according to one rumor, decided that II the
Austrians sailed for the Baltic, the Chan
mel fleet should steam after them within
six hours. An illustrious parsonage, 1t
was rumOred, was at issue with the Minis
tefs on this point, and threatened 70 axe
the command of her navy in person. This
IL q sufficiently wild and improbable story
concerning . monarch who has always
shown SO wise and just an appreciation OF
however, that there were not emily dideren-
ces between the Court and the Ministry,
but also differences within the Court itself.
Persons who pretend to know assert that
the relations between the Queen and the
Prince of Wales are, and have been for
some months, anything but friendly. Our
monarchs since the Revolution have inya-
Tiably::quarreled with their heirs; but we
hoped that we had seen the last of this
scandal. Half the people tell you that the
Prince came up to shake hands with Carl
baldi against the known wishes Of an illus
trious parsonage. One 9ection Of the
Court is said to be more German than
the Germans themselves, while the
other weeps necessarily for the suffer
ings, the misery and the slaughter Of the
pressed that her Majesty has permitted
Prince Alfred to visit Berlin at the presen,
moment, and to receive y decoration from
the bloodstained hands Of the Prussian
monarch.-London May ~ Cor. Of Morn
in0 Post.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-11
REAT TRIUMPH.-Messrs. Stem.

W way Sons, Of New York, were awarded
hrst Prize Medal at the great International ~.
h!oition IN LONDON lsd2 for powerful clear bril-
nans ana sympathttlc Tone, with excellence OF
workmanship as shown in Grand and S0uare
Pianos. There were 269 Pianos from ali pai Is 81
the world entered for competition, and the en-.
3 dor Of the jurors on Messrs. steinway's
PIANO Fsrtes, was stronger and more t. the nr,inf
than that Of any other maker
Messrs. Steinway 4 Sons received also the f,rs
Premium wherever and whenever exhibifeti in
competition sp With The best makers Of Boston.
have received already 80 Premium Gold and al.
yer Medals. OF which We win mention:
Two nrst prize Medals MetrOpolitan r.,r
Warrington. March. 1856.
Two nrst prize medals, American Tnstitnfa
Crystal Palace, n. r, November iss5 and liza.
TO nrst prise medals, Maryland Institute
Among the judges being such artists N Cott.
max, VIM. Mason, WOllenhaupt g. Eatfer q 81
6eymour (ncrs.cal editor Of II. y Timsss ~ -
Hager editor OF Musical Review ~Ao>"
Every Piano warranted for i've wear.
choice collection Of these Instrumenta 49,.
i0uX selected, will be constantly Kent On herN
BY T: LANCE. corner Main nd H}rh "a Str nsno
Burlington, Iowa
Octl2dAW0 = rAwnv
sole Aren't for the state or IOVa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-11

equestrian athletes Tight rope dancers, Slack rope
vauiers ngglers, acroba,e posture masters vogreis
the combined collection Of highly trained horses pO
niles and mules include larger number in the aggre
divduals Of such species than be found in any
all other exhibitions In regard to the
40 room for comparison. and can only be said that
are new and attractive Al each entertainment the
Troupe Of Acting Bears will be introduced the
in all their unprecedented performances the Educa-
ted Sacred Bull and the Leaping Buf1aoes win exhib-
II their wonderful training; Professor Wallace's
through their astonishing and indescrbabIy laugh
able fests and althe principal artists Of the Triple
Circus Troupe Will take part in unparalleled display
Of hoEsemanship and athletic skill
with new Carriages, new Wagons new Barnees neu
" cATpetod seats, and everything new ~"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-11
The Magnificent Cortexe

Mtne Equescurricuium, comprises new and splen.
0 or IN styleof unprecedented splendor. Win
w inner ho!aes than were ever before Collected ~
Getnef on either continent. will make it's puhIic
eetree about looclock on the morning Of the dav
o. exnloluon; headed by beautiful band chariot
win parade the principal streets. N' anu
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-11
r q tlr GA N.

- u H @ n de
0aOlsIN5I. QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE
70 CHlCAGO, NEW YORK, BOSTON.
fa114ADElPH!A AND BALTIMORE:
LOQ1S AND CINCINNATI, AND
10 ALL POINTS IN ILLINOIS
INDIANA, NICHI0AN ONO
AND CANADA
On and AFTER August 18th TWo nArrv IN Anna
WIN leave and arrive - follows ~~A1''
1Av8 OlIUAWH ARRIVE AT CHICAGO:
IL o'clo::k e. IN. lis lis o o,cIock. r.
UnnneCting Ct GalesbuTi with the NOhTHERN
CROSS RAILROAD for Quincy: af Mendnfs
With the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAII.ROAD Ia
0alomA DuAleith, for st. Louis and Cairoc ~ Rnr
M1gton With nst sailinG Packets for
N0NTRO6E, KEOKUk and ST. LOUIS.
SPECIAL NOTCH
Passengers nom 6Outhefn and Western Iowa
~ taking the B. y. R +: r., reach Chicago
Eur POUR I7CKIW VA THIS ROUTE
~ Oh1ppers - 1--we Otoek.
Stock Trains WIN run regularly, leaving daily.
Sunday excepted. These Trains have al the
rights Of Passenger Trains, thus insuring des-
patch and consequently avoiding Ill those vex-
atiou delays that are constantly occurring on
MN 5S STOCK PENS have been built On both
Sidoo a. the Mississippi. close by the Ferry; and
Df0VeKU will md there any thing they could W1ah
~ he accommodation Of their stock.
TFo1Gh eontlacts oven 70 Chicago and New
You. Il. THluGEN, superintendent.
= e. k %STsssa Agent. G. B.&aRR
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FOUR cREAT CLOWNS.

Mons. FRANCOIS s!EGRlsT, The French trick
U ~ NJ va: DONOvAN; the English 0ymnas-
naldo, and the inimitable JOE PENTfAND, win
om n g Ciown 70 the Equestrian Scenes.
half an hour after opening. Admission 50 cents.
CnlIdren under y years Of age Is cents. Seats for
N.B:-Once more, p1eaee observe the day and
the aate. and 40 not confound this monster or
they be good, bad, or exceedingly Indifferent.
~ VIII exhibit ct Iowa City, Thursday, June q,
nrday. June e NJ. Pleasant Monday, June 9TH:
burlington. Tuesday June 18th; Monmouth, We'd
18th: Prairie City Friday. July lst; Fsrminston,
Saturday, July %; Peoria, Monday, July zth; Re,
9Th; Lewiston, Thursday. July It'll; Vermont, Fri
Gay. July Sth: Macomh. Saturday, July 9Th; Car
and at al the principal cities and towns il 10
N. R-The general ccntractipg and ADVERTISING
large pictorial posters, Nthog1aphs. neWEnarer "a
vance ct the above dates