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AutS-s ssoicra s';sss.

positive cure for any Of cholera. 80 matter
how yruient may be the attack als, diarrhea OF dys
@eutery-;l and speedy Sufferers from hron
Dit rrhea should try this established result Of aci
enee. Price 30 cents.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-11

New GooDs.-Our Merchants are busy
taking in new goods. These goods were
bought at a time, and under circumstances
which garuntee great bargains to customers
Indeed, now IS the time to purchase goods.
The rapidly with which our merchants
marked up their goods while gold was ris
ing, is only exceeded by their alacrity in
marking them down to keep pace with the
decline in the precious metal.
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EgUfi.E "; sss.
f0IL or G0LD,)

The Huiie Dor is tie pr'iuet u lie most carefa
tua.ys aud anatomy ~ be hair Il VIII remove and
vent all diseases II the scalp strengthen the roof-
I'D increase the growth # the bair beaHtiyiGg aHd
eeie,ling IL color give Yiger {" he usfara supply
cob ring matter that gives rini 70 he hair and p
..ort can have ~ supc-i ia aiding nature u giving
4xiFility bealiiy and strength the prime
ffbe peYs y Price, g 30 per bottle
sold by Dealers and Druggists generally
s1Prihcipsl Depot, 30. o. Lits1ty =, =:
z,-4c 2M!Iu co.
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THE
THE
NINTH NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL 1890, 600

PAID IN.
FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES
and Special Agent for Jag Cooke Subscription Agent.
VIII deliver 100 Notes free of charge by express.
in all parts of the country, ard receive in payment
Cheeks on New York Pin ila ielphia and Boston, cur
bills and all five per cent interest notes with
interest to date Of subscription Orders sent by mail
" i'll be promptly filled.
This Bank receives the accounts of Banks and Bank
favorable terms also of individuals keeping
New York accounts.
J. T. ILL, Cashier. j. L. ORNlS, President
n23-m:}
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Doors AND SHoEs.-Wm. Jacka jr. has
lately received from the east large and
well selected stock Of mems, boys, ladies,
misses and children's boots and shoes
They are selected to suit the tastes and
wishes Of the people Of this market, and as
gold is down, the price of his stock is cor
respondingiy low. Give him call.
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AND FOR SALE have four

IL hundred and TWEEN four acres ofland, which I
will sell cheap for cash Between forty and fly acres
are under cultivation, and the same quantity OF
meadow land. Fer further particulars enquire of
fa-tg gcSrPK TC'RTdF.
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The Chronicle.
LOCAL AlTEMs.

H-There will be meeting OF the new
" elected Village Board of Trustees on
Monday evening next, at the Village Clerks
office At 7 O'Clock P. NJ. The whole Board
are particularly requested to be present
punctual to the time, as there is business
ofimportance to be brought before it.
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Imperial Cough Pills.

IF yon suffer from cough il is your own fault. A
rial If these pills will convince you u that fact. hey
lecompose the phifgm, and subdue all inflammation.
1t is tie best compound ever put together for colds
coughs, asthma, splitting Of blood, and consumption
Ill afflicted with coughs, frrm whatever calsecyer
children with be cured by heir use. Prict
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Report Of Village Board.

The Board of Trustees of the Village Of
Dolgeville, herewith submit their Annual
Report, for the year ending May 9th, y. D.
1866.
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T'esi<ta TIC s.rr>ss;.ssp,s.

VEGETABLE STOMACH AND LIVER FALL.
Purely vegetable pills prepared for the various geo
;sgcai format /" Deut aiiZe ali miaSmatc, mineral
other influences upon the system, and without ras-
.c effect which should he avoided. The best and lnos
reliable family medicine eXtant, harmless under any
ysem Of diet exposure. acting mildly and surely,
and leaving the stomach and bowels III atura and
healthy condition 10 dyopeptics they invaluable.
i,rin
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-11

JUST RECEIVED have just received
one of those celebrated Akin's Knitting
Machines With the use of this machine a
woman can knit and finish two dozen pairs
of socks per day. One person, a girl or wo
man, can knit the material for six dozen
pairs of socks in one day. Socks are worth
$3.50 per dozen at wholesale the material
for knitting them costing only $3.50, leav-
ing a balance of 1910 per dozen, or $40
per day. We have a machine for sale which
can be seen at our office. Think over the
matter, and if you think it would pay, and
you wonld Ike to invest, give US call
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-11

Pursuant to notice the Village Elect or
was held in this Village on the eth inst 70.
the purpose Of elcctins president and Pc
lice justice and six trustees.
There was very little interest taken in
the election, there being only thirty three
votes pollcI, nevertheless, there was two
tickets oft. and the contest, although no
fierce and hot, was exceedingly close as tht
following official report will show:
For President and Police Justice
William Hendy, II Geo. Sims II
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s- We have on hand a large stock of
new Blanks, got up in the best style, well
printed, on good paper. We have Warran-
tee Deeds, Mortgage Deeds, Quite Claim
Deeds, Mineral Leases, Chattel Mortgages,
Marriage Certificates, Sheriff's and justices
blanks. all of which we will sell at as low
prices as the times viii permit.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-11

The Constitutional amendment alb.
olishing slavery in the United States
passed the Arkansas Legislature Cd the
18th, By unanimous vote.
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THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKE7
P0pULARLOAN OF TIE PEOPLE

Less than 300 100000 of the Loan authorized by
the last Congress are now the market This amount
at the rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be
subscribed for within four months when the notes Will
undoubtedly command premium, as has uniformly
been the case closing the subscriptions to other
Loans
In order that citizens of every town and section
Of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
the Loan, the National Banks, State Banks. and
private Bankers throughout the country have gen.
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par Sub
scribers will select their Agents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only to be responsible
for the delivery of the Notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank Of Madison, Wis.
First National Bank OF McGregor, Iowa
n23--n4
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MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.

4Fk IF you want little of everything relating T.
the hnman system male female. the ;d The
treatment OF diseases, the marriage # the uni
verse. how to marry weand d thousand things
published before read he revised and enlarged edit ~
of 'Melcal Common Sense. curious book fur cueiel
people, and good book for every one-40J pages-lJ.
illustrations. Price 81 80. Contents table sent free
any address Books may be had the book stores. o.,
will be seat By mail post paid receipt Of the price
Address E. B. FO0TE. VI D.,
22m6 1870 Broadway, New York
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sY Elsewhere in this issue ill be found
an article headed, History Of the P. D. 4.
r. provisional DivisionArmy Of Tennessee
or Pec-wee Division" 1t is one of a series
of articles which are to appear..fo the first
time in this paper, and will go to supply a
link in the history Of this struggle which
would otherwise be lost The writer Las
every facility to know whereof he affirm.
and the statements made in these articles
may be relied upon as strictly true. They
are written in very readable style. and
will pay for a careful pcrusal.
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HISTORY OF TIE WORLD.
BY PHILIP SMITH, B. A.
ONE OF THE rRIsCIpAI CONTRIBUTORS TO TIE nIc1ION-
ARIES OF GREEK ROMAN ANTIQUITIES, hog
RAPaY, AND GEOGRAPHY.
PLAN OF THE WORK.

Since Sir Walte, Raleigh solaced his ihpFisonm mt
in the Tower by the composition vi his History o1
the World, the literature of England has never yet
ach ieye, the work which he left unfinished. There
have been Universal Histories, from the bulk of
encyclopaedia the most meagre outline, IN winch the
annals Of each nation separately recorded; but
without attempt trace the story OF iIvlhe Proyl-
dence and human progress in one connected narrative
1t is proposed supply this want by Work condensed
enough to keepit within reasonable size, but yet 80
fun AZ to free from the dry badness of an eplto'ne
The literature of GERMANY abounls in history--such
as those of Muller, Schiosser, kari Won K"tteck,
Duncker and others-whch at once prove the deIi4'!
fer such book, and furnish models, in some degree
for its execution. But even those great WORKS are
somewhat deficient in that or0tn'c unt which IS the
chief aim Of this ''Histoly # the World,
The study our whole race like that 81 each sera
rate nation has beginning, middle, ana an eH'i
The story we propose to follow from its ginning IN
the sacred records and from the dawn OF III
the east-through the successive oriental thplfes-
the rise of liberty and the perfection OF healhel poy
arts and literature in Greece and Rome-the change
which PASSED over the face of the world when the hight
Christianity sprung uphe origin and first appear
of those barbarian which overthrow bof Oil
visions Of the Roman Empirethe annals OF the states
which the Empires ruins, intending the PIC
tresoue details of medieval history. and the steady
progress Of modern liberty and civIil2ationanu the
extension of these Influences by discovery, conquest
Colonization and Christian missions. to the renoteSt
regions of the earth In word, as separate histories
reflect the detached scenes of human action and suffer
ing aim is to bring into view the several parts
which assuredly form one great whole. m 'vlhg on
wards under the guidance of Divine PROVIDENCE 10 the
! unknown end ordained in the Divine purposes.
No pains Will be spared TO make this history scholar
like in substance and popular in style III VIII be iol
ded on the best authorities ancient and modern. olGl
nal and secondary The vast rogress recently made
i'll historical and critical Investigations. the results oh
tanned from the modern science Of comparative PM
oogy and the discoveries which have laid open ne"
sources Ofnformatnn concerning the east afford sucl
facilities make the present lit epoch for oar un
dcftaking.
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The work will be divided into three Periods, eaef
complete in itself, and will form Eight Volumes IL
DENY Octave.
I.-ANcIENT HISTORY. Sacred and Secular; from the
Creation to the Fail of the Western Empire, in a. d
476. Two Volumes.
II.-MEDiEvAL HISTORY, Civil and Ecclesiastical
from the Fall ofthe Western Empire to the taking o
Constantinople by the Turks, in A. D. lf53. Two
Volumes.
III.--MoDERN HISTORY, from the Fall Of the Ryan
tine Empire to our own times. Four Volumes.
1t viii be published in VOLS 70. Price in cloth
$3.50 per volume. Sheep, i,50. Half morocco, So
Volume now ready.
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~ In another column will be found an
article from the pen Of "Dinwiddie," inform
ing our readers of matters and things in
the land of gold, big trees and bright skies.
AS the miners of this district are somewhat
related to California, 10y emigration) it will
be interesting TO them to hear from re-
liable source, Of the progress they are max
ing in their old (some prospective homes.
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Tits net5 preparation possesses most sSondef.l
ID
PACE 50 cEyrs.

L3to 4 -lT.i, c,ieago. wiole.ale AGENTS.
sol' # whoe'aIein rh'cs~o " FCLLrR. TTErH
- Z: GA LIS q. 81 II: EC.EIAMS
WV sfFtFf C1t. ~ u. II n!S Il CO.:
81 { DWIER j. II. EEED 4 CO., and u.
SCoFIL.
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This Machine is constru ted Oh an entirely
principle of mechanism. possessing many rare and yaiu-
able improvements. having been examined 10y the most
profound experts. and pronounced 10 be slMPLlClI1
and PERFECTION COMBINED.
The following are the principle objections urged
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j. Excessive labor to the 4. Incapacy to sew eve
operator. ~ description Of ma
.. Liability to get out of teral
order 5. Dsagreeable al. d un-
3. Expense, trouble, and pleasant noise While
loss of time in repair III operation
ing.
The Empire Seeing Machine is Eremptt from
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II has straight needle perpendicular action,-makes
the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, which will neither
RIP RAYEL, and Is alike on both sides: performs
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leather to tn finest nansook nnslin with cotton lin
OF silk thread, frcm the coarsest to the hnesf mum
ber
Having neither CAN nor C0G-WHEEL, and the
least possible icon runs smooth glass, and is
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1t requires FIFTY PER CENT. less power drive
it than any other Machine in market girl If twelve
years fage can work it steadily without fatigue or III
jury 10 health.
Its strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY of
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We respectfully invite all those who may desire to
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Merchant Tailors, Couch Nakers, Shirt and
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Dress Makers, Corset Makers, Gajter Fit
ters, Shoe Binders, Vest and PantaIoon
Makers
na- Religious and Charitable Institutions will be
literally dealt with.
PRICE OF MACHINES, COMPLETE.
No l. Family Machine, with Hemmer complete $50
No. , Small Manufacturing, with extension table. IS
No. g. Large . So
No. l. Large. for Leather. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CABINETS IN EVERY VARIETY
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Orders may be sent through the American Advertis-
ing Agency, $50 Broadway, New York.
T. J. McARTHUR & CO..
2s-1y 536 Broadway. New York.
A. BURNHAM & co,
Detroit, Agents.
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SEWING MAcHNE.-We have just received
from New York one Of those celebrated Will
cox and Gibbs sewing machines. tits the
most simple, the stillcst, and the handsom-
est machine we have seen. It will sew
very fast and good; it is the least trouble te
adjust the length of stitch and tension OF
this machine than any machine we ever saw
It is pronounced by almost every one tbs
best family machine manufactured. 1t car
be seen at our office. For sale cheap.
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W. j. WRIGGLEswoRrH, Clerk.
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Village Election.

Il. L. BurrRIcK, Cor. Sec
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1nsfrndion.


N Haven Coun.--rhe Rev. Or. SHEARS. Rector CiIcu-
.rs OF him OF Dr. BARRON, 80. Il Wa.hnstonQ piece n y
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NlGti)inern.

A STEM Is THROCKMORTON, No. 253
II Royyrfy. Nrw.iork. Manufacturer aud Dealers in
sui l,r- ul Locksmiths Bardn Nsi'- tulles Cord
RIM Locks AID knob. suit Hinges Bfsss and Iron Keys and
Cnstin.s Gong 3e Nru, : vrI.r iatins, SC. All orders
large q furnished promptly at 10 per cent less than nar
e.
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NMuscments.

IN Concludes at 1oAo.
FAREWELL MATINEE oo,,r
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
Commencing at O'Clock,
Doo's open at hAlfpast one
WV POSITIVELY THE LAST TIME,
the grand spectacular UreDa by Dion boucicsut and e n
House, esqa., ebtlteo
ARRAH-NA- PO q u e.;
Or THE WICKLOW WEDDING
Mr. 4. II. GLENNEY ~ SHAUN the POST;
Mise JOSEPHINE ORION a. ARRAH MEELiSh
Nesss Burnett Ration, soo!en, Peters norton bsseel
Holmes Owens Dawes Nolan Kendle, Mss MARIA nscess'
Mi.s Mary Wells. .,,,,v ,,cu
SCENERY, COSTUMES, &C.. ALL ENTIRELY NEW
On MONDAY, Sept 49, the renowned
RAVELS,
consisting Of GABRIEL RAvEL,
first spprarsnce IN three ycarsl
ANTOINE kANEL first rppearaDce Ia s1 yesrsl
YOUNG AMERICA (pupl Of GaDrel Rsvci-isss appear
ance In thf-e yearsL -. A.,
In addition to the following Distinguished artists nom ne
principal hesers of PARIS London Madrid, Anst~rdan &C.
SignorA Pepiis, Mons Won n mnu", Msr,.nefn amy
Nile. vaudr.. Mine. Msz-t. Mile. Desire Mons M''neo,
PerTon isudT Si,nor Gsrcia, Mons Scnniit Mons A1e
Mons. Lehman, four corypiee, fl Corps de Ballet Leea
Of orchestra Mons Ronsnve from Paris, London, Ams's
dam, Madrid &c.
Admission IS cents, res-rei seats Sl family circle Ten
trance on Crobystl 70 cenia o,.y urvm
CHANGE or TlME--Oa aud after MONDAY NEAH
doors open at It Csuain risrs at
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Professional Notlfcs.

nR. KUCZEOWskI, Hydropa,h, No. -
~ Anityt Office hours from 10 to u m, from2 to =,
and to 10 NJ.
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Amnsemenis.
VIyALLACK's


w Proprietor aud Manager. .Mr LESTER wALLACK
Il Il respectfully announced tha this establishment VIII
FALL AND WINTER SEASON
On THURSDAY, Sent Fl.
During The ha. been newly sded painted and dec
''''' ''' MECiiASIcAL IMPROVEMENTS
have been adopted in the stage dsgorttmen!s
Mr. LESTER wxLLACK, Mr. 7. L. DAVENPORT,
Mr.. MARK SMITH, Mr. W, HoLsTEIN,
u NSST55Ds ' fret 'Psf.'Gjas; I folLAso
Mr O. BROWSE, Mr.. WRIGHT,
Mr WARD, M GRAHAM.
NJ NJ, e NAHy oe9Ass5 h.. T hsREslSr HEN
M NJ. ISTE s sTRE6S Mr. F ASSyS s9nASr
A.. Kate BARRETT, Mis. CAaMA1N
Mis-. St. CLAIR, Miss WALKER,
Miss VALE.
p,ss. Director..........sr JoHN GILBERT.
Mr. H. IsHEnwoob and md mr. oAsPARD MAEDER
Mr. E6W 1'Sf III Mo Gi.FilER
On the 0Pen" STW s N WI Be PT9st & %e in America
BY tom TAYLOR, ESQ.,
Author Of "still Waters RIM Deep" The TictetotLeaye
"An i'' AT fhs sE sRi..n'' A'' entitled
The play viii be Esoaafed with new 'ss5s5y Ss;.s, ,g
orRENUrH AND TnMPL GTENLsS
b. Cosy Cbber revised aud altered for the present stage
AGtAND ko sXh DRAMA
ANEW FIVE ACT COMEDY
1rea.ur,r--.r. THEODORE MOSS.
Box book open MONDAY, Sept 10.
IRVING HALL-BATEMAN CONCERTS.
I5ATURDAY sEgSr Is At eosle;A- Fourth night OF
RYTIRE change OF PROGRAMME.
Mr. EDWARD DANNREUIHEE' Plane, pos, Wilt,
GRAND ORCHESTRA, under MI. THEODoRE THOMAS.
PROGRAMME.
PART =,
l. Overture, "FisarO". Mozart
p,.,.,,, cou...,o ORCHESTRA. .sposr
:" ''''''"'' .igRa CARL ROSA
B. Inbrc escre. Shadow Song Dnorsh". .MeyerOeer
MILE. PAREPA.
Mr.. EDWARD DANNREUTBER
ML LIZ PAREPi, MEs5Rs ROSA AND DANYREUTHER
l. Overture, "chri.,m.. I've Hitler.
ORCHESTRA. 49,,
ncrp,ichord Lesson
vase ST. I'i ED WAX 'Di.ANNREUjT;HfiR.
J. Oh Say Not Womsns Heart Bought tod un,.,,tu.
D'N'''''''''''''''iMi NILE. Pi;ARiiEPA.
Fantasi. Souvenir de BcliiuL..
HEIR CARL ROSA.
Sing Birdee, Sing expressly composed for he Gan,
'A'p'''''''''''''M, MILE PAREPA.
D. Wedding Mnrch..... '''''''''""'"uo'''
ORCHESTRA
ST. URED SEATS
can be secured rt Beer Scbrners No. FOL Rrosdwsy;
>be, No Wallet, Schuberth Music store, and etiiVios
SATURDAY AFTERNOON At O'CLOCK,
GRAND GALA MATINEE,
BROOKLYN ACADENY OF MUSIC.
WINTER GARDEN.
w HOUSES CROWDED TO OVERLOOKING.
ru,vv uo ASaa ~ Or E ~ LAUGHTER
SIR. J. $ CLAEhE,
pronounced by the public aud press
OCR GREATEST COMIC ARTIST,
every night H. his Two .relt roes ol
MAJOR De BOOTS,
IN ST llinc COync's charm ~ clmIdy Of
EVERiDODY'S FRIEND,
and
TOODLFS
Doors open al \. Commence ut o'clock.
BROADWAY THEATER.
Ap SATURDAY, SEPT. 10.
NJ and Mrs CHARLES kEAN,
IL Two Peri, FINANCES tbs day
MATINEE
sud
FEEniNG.
MATINEE. commencing It O'Clock, DOOR open a. l2i
loT tie OaLi TINE,
TIE STRANGER
EVFNING-By SPECIAL desire sd G. accommodate nnu1es-
Gus spp ir4ti.us Grlrd ftr-wriI Of fhr
MERCHANT CF VINCE
MONDAY. sept ie-NICilARD ~. foBy tinlcl
TuESDA f-LOUIS NJ tfsrewrsl
WEDNkSBtY-NiFf'S SECREE
tn. Greet aud EerowHed
MADAME CELESTE
wiz appear or NOEDAl Sept 25 ssthe
sWOMAS ~ RED.
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DARBITTONIAN PENMANSNIF.

ID ." BY It's aid any enc twelve years old can make ms
class peuiuen without trachrrs -!Christian Herald
"Beau,if1l copies Tor practice. vii make good renmen
without Instructor - Scientific American: -
"Superior all other sy.tems r H. kiC r. New oiA
Ceston ou.e ard formerly Professor OF fenushshp IA
New FORK State Normal School
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V1TANTED- INFORMATION.-I want

w correspond with the OrJey ~ sone of the members
OF Company a. "a h Regiment N y. M-one who In
the regimen. in May, 1904 Address A. CASTER Chester
Dslssae Co., Pc
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alusiral Instruments.
PIANO
sCTODART" PIANOS.

~ complete assortment of these celebrated insru-
mrns can be seen At and spacou. waerooms
ga Broadway, corner Great Jonss-si.
STODART & MORRIS, manufacturers
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On MONDAY, Sept. 10. the renowned
kAkELS,
OLYMPIC THEhTER.

MAnlgeT 'e"SS
SUCCESSFUL INAUGURATION
tine
FALL AND WINTER SEASON
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING. rEPTEMbEh 10
During Summer this estsb isu,nt has
oughy renovated recapeted Dfr and everything OOPS
that could add comfort OF patrons aud tnaoe tns
nsnt 10 present ifs numerous poyeuss Al msNns'
worthy OF Consideration and approval
The COMPANY -
has selected WITH and IN sdoiton 70 ,ny
estabhtd ayoes incl de8 reyeTal artists no WIN psve
the honor of appearing the bret time before Ns"ioA
audience.
THIS SATURDAY. Sept ls,
Tho celebrated bur.esque by John broughsm, entitled
PO-CA-HONTAS,
Ia Which
MRS. JOHN WOOD
INDIAN PRINCESS
supported by cas-, embracing the principal srts Of this
POWERFUL COMPANY.
Previous 10 the Buresque viii be presented the petite
Comedy, - - - -
THE CAPTAIN OF TIE WATCH.
Box Office open every day from to- where seats can b
secured three DAYS In advance.
Doors open at II. Perform noes commence o. T.
In active preparation. and viii shortly be produced,
ORlGI NAL, SPECTACULAR SENSATION DRAMA ot
NOVEL CONSTRUCTION and raofdinsry effects tneves
before actedl. written expressly ior MISS LUCY HUSTON
Of the Theater Royal Hsynsrkr Lopdon, who vi make
her FIRST APPEARANCE oeloIe an American audience -
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