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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15
I'm Probnte-KenoshaC Comfy Court.


I'm PrObute- KenOshu County Court.
In the matter of Guardianship of Herbert R. and
Charles J. ii. Hitchcock. minors
Am reading and filing the petition of Elizabeth A.
-" Hitchcock, guardian of said minors re present-
ing among other things, that they, her said wards
seized of certain real estate in this county, and
that it is necessary and expedient that the same
should be sold and praying for license to sell the
same; and it appearing to the court from said petit
ti0n that it would be beneficial to said minors to sell
said real estate: 1t is ordered and directed that the
next of kin to said wards and all persons
in said real ate, appear before the Judge of this
court on Tuesday the third day April next two
O'Clock p NJ. at his office in the city Of Kenosh then
and there to show cause, if any there shall be- why
license should not be granted for the sale OF said
realestate according to the prayer of said petition
And it is further ordered, that copy Of this or-
der shall be served all persons erested in SAID
estate and shall be published for four success we
weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the Kenosha
Telegraph weekly newspaper published at Kenosha,
in said county ANTHONY VAN WICK,
Dated March 8, 1866. 4w40 County Judge
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q a TTT7ToN

Don't let any druggist dealer urge upon you
different article there is preparation in the world
like this Beware Of any article purporiing to be the
same.
Try HALLS HAIR RENEWEk according TO Direc.
tiuiis. aui will other
IF not soil NJ druggist. in ypul town trial bottle
will be you by express upon recent of one di'Ar
by mtii thus ,,:yii4 ysu an tlipnunhiy al once 81
testing It's eNn'iiHIt Iul,jtrs
Orders fol trrai bottLes must DO addressed to
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DR.. EasterIy's IOdine&Sarsaparilla

Is rapidly superceeding all other sarsararllas and
Blood Purifying Medicines. Nearly all the old sar'
saparas are discarded as worthless, and nearly
obsolete, while this is every day increasing in popu-
lar favor. Druggists and dealers who formerly pur-
chased by the dozen, now order by the Gross and
Five Gross at a time 1t is warranted six times
STRONGER CHEAPER and BETTER than any 9TH
err Sarsaparila Blood Purifying Medicine now
offered to the public, money will be taken for
H. Therefore ask for
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on MONTH!-AGENTs wanted fer
- ~ sta entirely neao articles, just out.
address U. I. CAREY, City Building, BIddeiord
Maine. 1y3O
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-~~ PER YEAR, We want
ID agents everywhere TO sell
our IMPROVED 500 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds.
Under and feed. Warranted hVe yenrs. above saia-
nv or large COMM sions paid. The ONLY machines
ala IN TI5ited states for Less than $40, which fully
Wesnsed bv Hoq0e, Wheeler d Wilson, GTooer d BG
ker, Singer d. Co., and BacheId"r; A~ other cheap
are liable to arrest fine and imprisonment Circu-
Jars free. Address, or call upon Shaw Clark Bidde-
ford, Maine
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DIR. Bakers SueciGc.

Is great Healing Purifying, and self curing
dy, requiring no medical aid or advice. With this
great medicine you can CURE YOURSELF, and avoid
all chance eff exposure and ruin by ignorant, pre-
tending doctors
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rr4EsE BITTERS ARE PREPARED IN PURE
4 Bourbon Whiskey, from combination OF over
twenty different kinds Of roots, barks and herbs,
which act in perfect concert with the other, pre-
pared from TITO original formula given by the great
chief Red Jacket to DR.. Chaplin. who used them sue
cessully In his practice for many years. and by their
use gained great popularity in the treatment ana
cure of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Constipation, SICK
and Nervous Headache Fever and Ague, and all dis
eases arising from torpid liver and indigestion. Per-
suffering from either Of these loathsome diseases
will find cure by the Of these Bitters, which arc
perfectly puI and free from all those drugs and pol
sons usually put up IN such preparations, and palmed
of on unsuspeetlg public. single trial VIII con:
vince the most skeptical that in the RED JACKET
there is o virtue that no other Bitters possess,
They strengthen and invigorate the system
They are unequalled for general debility.
They are a cure for Dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite
They assist digestion.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stomach
They cure Diarrhoea and Cholera Morbus.
They are an antidote to change Of water and diet.
They the best stimulant In existence.
They are preventive of Fever and Ague.
They relieve Constipation. ~ -s Gas.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They perfectly pure and palatabls.
Tie genuine RED JACKET BITTERS are only sold
In quart bottles by The gallon, quart or pint
See that our private Government stamp Is unbroken
over each cork.
Sold by all druggists and dealers throughout the
country. @
Call for Red Jacket and take no other
Circulars to the trade supplied on application.
BENNETT PETERS & CO.,
Proprietors.
81 and 30 MICHIGAN AVENUE,
CHICAGO
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DIR. Carriers Cough BaIsam.

This medicine Immediately STOPS THE COUGH,
produces free and Easy expectoraton, removes all
mucous and foul matter from the air passages, gives
in difficult breathing, aays the irritation of the
Lungs, and effects a SPEEDY CURE, by soothing
and HEALING all tee Pulmonary Oogans.
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TO THE LADIES OF AMERI CA

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY F!
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS Cure all complaints in
cdent the sex, and remove all distractions OF nature
from whatever cause producing health ygor strength
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS better than u J
Pills Powders and being fluid prepare ton
their action direct and positive and 1t needs nothing
good common and understand the reason
why they all those ills to which the female system Is
subjected with dispatch and degree of certainty which
nothing scientifically compounded fluid preparation
could reach; they are, in the most obstinate cases.
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DIR. Easterly's lodine&SarsapariIIa

And take nothing else.
Price-The Iodine and sarsaparilla, 81 so per Bot
tie.
Price Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter Ointment,
rs cents per Bottle.
Prepared and sold by DR.. E. Easterly Dc Co., No. 70
North Fifth street, st. Louis, Nc Sold at their
Branch Family Medicine Store, No. SO Madison street,
Chicago Ills.
For sale by Druggists, generally.
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RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOOD
RELIABLE, AND SURE 10 DO GOOD!
CAUTION :!
CAUTGON!!:
TO MARRIED LADIES

They are peculiarly adapted they bring the monthly
period with such perfect regularity.
could furnish any quantity of testimonials OF its ef
cacy my patients, but the practice of paradIng
bought and fictitious before the public is
emit dc deem It advisable.
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The Constitution, once affected by Organic Weak:
ness requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen ana
invigorate the system, which Helmbold's Extract
Bnchu invariably does If no treatment is submitted
to Consumption or Insanity ensues.
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Do NOT BE IMPOSED UPON!
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON

by those who have other preparations which they desire
palm off upon the strength of the popularity If
Drops But when the Druggist you apply to has not got
them either make him buy them for you else enclose
Dollar to the nearest general wholesale agent who
will return yeua bottle by return Express
See that the of Jno L. Lyon is written upon the
directions which wrapped around each BOTTLE None
others genuine. Therefore, beware of eountereits
They for sale by every druggist in city country
at dollar ISL per bottle. If you wish relief take
other.
DIR. JNO. L. LYON, ..a
PraeticiDg Physician, New Haven, Com
Who be consulted concerning all Diseases either
personally OF by letter.
Lord Smith, Chicago. Wholesale Agents. F. Robinson
Wheeler x Clark, Agents for this place.
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HeImboTd's Highly Concentrated
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT

For purifying the blood, removing all chronic cons
stitrtonal diseases arising from an impure state OF
the blood and the only reliable and enectual known
remedy for the cure OF Scrofula, Scald Heads Salt
Rheum Pains and Swellings of the Bones, liberation
Of the Throa and Legs Boches, PimPes on the lace
letter. Eryspelas, and all scsy erupons OF the SKIN
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06
O U y d

A-r8R Madison Station, g tacs Horse WIN
Shi,e fsce, eight years old. The oSSl4f sta ,a
- tie hofs, Dy proving property and p! NY
co-u, and charges. d, ,,o~-r,o,r-7.,-
Nov. %. '65
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06

EF We extract the following excel
lent article from the Spirit of the Age .
and most heartily endorse il:
SUPPORT Your MECHANICS There is
no truth more undeuiabe than that It Is /
the bounden duty Of every communiIy 'o|
SUPPORT its mechanics. They are WORTHY
and indispensable class Of men, and We
find no town or village fourlshjng with /
out their aid. Indeed, their absence Is |
alway. true index Of the conduon 0'
The o place-wheiher it is advancing IN I'M
portauce or sinking into decay When
ever We pass through village and near
the sound Of the carpenters hammer, the
cluk of the back-mlth's anvil, aud the
buzzipg OF the turner's lathe, that village
we say to ourselves, is prosperous II
cannot be otherwise, for the producers
are actively employed, aud ouinum0eI
the consumers. Whenever this Is The
case, the people are growing wealthy eno
8, the same time training the rising gen
Grafton 10 habits OF industry and morality
When, it a city or village Pursues an op
posl'e course. neglects It's mechanics ana
supports those of some other place. and
those Who are let are compelled Oy iorce
Of circumstances to change their occnpa-
,icns, they then become consumers in
stead OF producers, and are not unife
queo:ly reduced to penury.
If there is any truth in the assertion
that we ought. 30 uauon' TO give '"'
prrterence to domestic manufactures, The
, fact is equally tcue with regard to each
community both ere sustained by The
same argument. If a merchant would
p have around him substantial customers
let him BY every means in his powersoP
- mort the mechanics of hi, town, and, A
! they become acallhy, their custom "iJ
r increase, especially in those articles yIei"
'' inc the greatest profits, for it Is uEdrnia
ble. that as men become more weaIhl
thew become more luxurious, aud 90 mer
chant will deny that articles OF !uAH'.
afford the greatest profits. The habit
importing large quantities of foreign ar
dclea in competition with our village me
ic chauics is shortsishted and wrong, bot
as regards the mechanic and consumer
if The merchant will look further into III
y operation of things, he will find that h
re crosses his own path in doing so'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06
THE DEATH OF TIE KING OF
BELGIUM.

Leopold l., King Of the BeIgians' Is
dead. He was born at Coburg, on he
18Th of December, 1890, WAS at elgho
teen commissioned general in the kuS-
sian army, served in the wars aga'ns'
Napoleon, and accompanied the a'''eu
sovereigns to England in 1914 While
there. he won the hand OF the Princess
Charlotte, daughter Of George w. ana
married her on The Cd Of May, 1916
She died the next year. leaving no child.
From that marriage Leopold derived =
British pension of fifty thousand pounds
sterling and the title of Duke Of hen-
dali.
The crown Of Greece was offered to
him in 1880, but declined, the next year
he was, upon the creation OF the new
KINGDOM of Belgium, elected to the
throne Of that country, and reigned Ove'
the Belgians thirty-four years. In 1888:
\. married the Princess Louise,
d.urhler of Louis Philippe. She died II
1850, leaving two sons aud daughter
The elder son. Leopold Louis PhlIiPp
Marie Victor, Duke of Brabsnt, succeed
n. tho throne. He is thuty years Old
The younger son. The Duke OF Flanders e.,
is about twenty eight years Of age. Ih
daughter, Charlotte, is the wife OF Max
milan and Empress Of Mexico.
: The old King WAS an uncle OF III
Queen Of England. whose motber' u
0ucbess Of Kent, was bis sister. d
was also a kinsman Of Prince Alber
= These family alliances, and his great pr
yate wealth. prudence, ssgscily an
tact gave him very considerable II d.
), .pee in the affairs Of Europe. and he &c
e orally exeIted i, in behalf Of peace Il
death will be justly lamea'ed.
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TIL! MORAL CONDITION or NEW
YORK.



A DISCOURSE BY THE REV DR. ooSS'
A sermon was d.Iivsred by the Rev
Dr. Coss at the Free viii BapnsL
Church, West Seventeenth street, on
Suadav. on "The Moral Condition OF
Nrw York " The reverend gentleman
commpro,l his discourse by saying that
New York was he great missionary
field for y g world One greet cause OF
hi. wa, its increasing population. In
tR48. IN, ror,'aligu Of Manhattan Island
was only q6O: in 1864 it was | 500; bnt
since that tine i nad increased more
.sn,dly han any other city, perhaps IN
tive world mill In 1865 ils population
was one million. Now, What were the
rrovisiore ma T. for the moral care OF
hi, rraat population? Po'iucs would
m, max. IN. r,ogle united even; social
rrcoress would not regcnerate thea.
The GREAT want Of the people was reI'g'
ions training. Crime was Increasing;
paure.isnl was ncroa.jng-each to an
o,ar,rirr extent. The evidence that
crime was Increasing was found in the
tact that the police now cost New York
o,.,o,r, within a fraction of two millions
of dollars; while to relieve pauperism
fvs millions was annually spent. In.
morality was greatly increasing in the
city and this immortality was greatly
roste,ed BY the pest-hoes of down.
town" Two.thirds Of the deaths were
those Of children. and this would never
b. renedied until the damp cellars and
faarulIv- crowded tenement houses were
done away with. Nov, what was rrqu'f'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06
nEATH or THOMAS CoRWIN, OF
OHIO.

The telegraph announces the death oil
tbe Honorable Thomas Corwin.
He was born in Bourbon county, Ken
tuckv. in 1874; was admitted to the bar
Of Ohio in 1917; was elected to the Leg
stature of that State 10 1929, and twice
a(trrward. In 1891 he was sent 10 Con-
rr4ss, and served in ne House OF Re
nre,entatiyes ill 1910, when he was
elected Governor Of Ohio. He was elect
ed TO the United States Senate in l845.
ard was Secretary Of the Treasnrv under
President Fillmore. In 1858 he was
aDain sent to Congress, and reelected IN
1850. Mr. Lincoln appointed him Min
ister to Mexico in 1860. but he returned
thence about year ago. He WAS a
brilliant orator, but was particularly dis
tinruished for his genial Wit and humo''
His death occurred at Washington City.
and was the result of a stroke OF par
/ alysls.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06
NOT @ r .

yJ,HERE came to my place on the lst INST. a
STANCE BULL. My overseer, finding him to
he vicious and dangerous animal shot ana k!Ilta m
him. BY RrIyhe the ew"eT viii receive payment for the
said Bull. crr,,>, Cotry,N
np,1k NktEN NOl1E"H-''
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06
BETCHER.

Henry Ward Beechers speech in the haH
Of the house Of representatives recently, says
Washington dispatch of the 18Th, seems to
have been intended AS an Offset TO what his
old friends have been calling his recent back
sliding. He sreuei that the emancipation
promised by Lincoln would not be complete
I'm the freedmen were given all the rights
which liberty means in this land to any other
freeman. lie secuted the ides that suffrage
was not a natural right. 1t is. II 1t was
not, then liberty was not for it was absurd
., talk Of giving liberty without all the rights
hv which that liberty is to be maintained
By going beyond this, be insisted that not
/ only all men but all women had the rgh' 10
vete. His demands for the rights of the ne
rroes we're received with loud applause, min
cleo with very iew hisses, but he came to ar
rue fot woman suffrage. The audience first
laughed-theu blushed in silence.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06
II or 8 ale,

ON consignment in Madisonyille, miles SCUM 3oad
on which is one large two-story building, , sc
y" the house NAV be had separate from the land II
aoa;red For unrticulars, apply to j. H. I. AN
DERSON, or I. J. SMITH, at MadisohviiIe' =,
Dec. l6. -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06

oA u.s. lass.
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n full stock Of
CHINA.
CROCKERI.
GLASS WARE.
WOOD WARE.
WILLOW WARE
-. CUTLERY,
PINE EDGE TOOLS
FORD & OTTO.
os. Is, lass.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06

A Dipoma from this College is passport in all
Commercial communities. ,,..,
All former students are invited to review thci'
stule, free of charge ,:.,,
The South must now educate her sohS pra'l,1l.
If sbe would develop her vast resources oi "th,,h
,,higb arc much more numerous than those ci bra
iii. r. .oo .,udonts
during the current year. an. r, ,t;r
Parsons can make liberal conditions TO- thc'r
SONS If they apply soon. Those from we country
con hoard with the Professor OF the COHege' %
good families, speaking English rrehc"' Si'ii''''
or German at moderate rates. ur
A business education, that enables one 10 es,h
s9O00 or $4,000 annually. is the best fortune pa ~
can rive their sons. As the College mas "eeh It,
sncce.sful operation for more than quartz, o'
a century and the practical plan mere pu.so1. " y.
ceived the unanimous commendatlohs W .he -
s,d Lisiness community, and A. several lhousaa'
o. a., sormer students are now in business n th''
~, I'd over the country, 1t is useless to go ih''
an ;evtended explanation Of the plan anu me''E
''' n M, one of the several Thousands OF 10,
,orp,sr students Of this College Is now oI % "1s'
ness So far as known, yet not one IN uhi"' y
those who have been seat TO Europe OF W. - ".
;s qualified for any business wheu be returns h"M'
~, ha,in,, exnended thousands OF l.ilaTs.
The city Is now healthy. Persons non ~
50 years II age attend such branches as lucy ui'
- Ry having a special Professor ioi 'a'
i,rb tbT,e tourihs of the student : time . save
Stnd, nts intended tor ihis College sh"uld Din
,l,is circular or special dIectons as every vi
,hare are Temporary establishments Vt, " ~
Ya,nr sirdsni- slu-'d rut th'if inniS i' ne iAh'
iir ,....i.t.t g Gee. r.r-.,shi oi me 'oiege
In and zltaterf, ~, iayiird 10 cali C"liee
u.A.e' "O''H W. RUFUS DOLBEAR,
Nov. 2s. -.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06

LARGE LOT OF sARDINFS AND
a OYSTERS, just received and Tor - sale
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sTaIMERvILLE INSTITUTE,
4 Boarding SchOOl for Boys and lOuns
MIL,

,v,uIs OLD D.HIGHLY POPULAR ESE I SEaD,
n,hmrnt. situated in the mountains ., NAu I..
-. rn,I.y Mis-. Will enter upon its 2oth Sen a
,,',,,, Term ON the lst Monday OF February looo.
A.iuu rn1 test q. ability OF eScellence under ordinary
sircan ,nc., succc-s. judged BY tnat s'%ng rir
,rI tbs SruNlEvILLE lSsTirurE is without IN. .a
=. ~ ~ tu' ~ srl through the war and destruc-
i've ire Better prepared to r.c"iVe students una.
ever beoe In point OF n.ms.rs ana thr and
tn IN. .trdents IL lg. Is the State University anu
-. ",rsr iolling school 10y boys IN the Sou'i,
tS IL E5. pSt failed to pre.cryeits numbers Through
ibe war a.d Tor eight !Cdrs prevlons. ~ C,,.ior
mo school Is / miles west "i ShuquanN 20 =;
,,,., Ii.,, EaiItoad students leave the traih
s,ndrnts can enter lst January II they desire !"
by paying tor twenty-five lnsi,'o va '"'''!
- IU t'GES:
Bosrd. Tai.ioa, Lodging Uogias 'T.".'leu'
Washing aud Fuel, yer % week 'I'! ear 81
l.e ig .lg'ncc... ..-...' '-'-''''
Auu''S-' mos. :. GATUlIGAf.
Dec. Is. 1865. ttihciPI --- : -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06

The wh'.e House is to be refuruished in
January. an / af,er the usual New N,a-''s re-
ception there will he no presidential ievees
until the last q January.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06
AUCTHONEEEsENG.

n AVID DEAN having been commissioned Auc'
tioueer for Madison county, offers MS services
to the public in that capacity, aud Respectfully ''
licts share of patronage. ,s
Dee II 1865 W.
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MsLLHN Es Y i.

Mrs. YANCEY formerly 9C New a, 9rea1s s,ac,, nS.
~ r,cS Millinery and Fancy Goods, which on IN.
spec,on, will be found Of the first graity ana al
reasonable prices. call is respect,nI!y 1one"'o'
NIB. Futing and Stamping done to order
Next door to Steel's old Stdrd.
Nov 2S-tF
, 1866-10-12
AmUcltmENTS. A

McV1cKEu's TuKA1RE.-Last night Miss Laura
kcenc appeared for the seeond Tine in her do
liEhlful impes-onatlon Of "MIse Hasdcass1e," In
GoldsTnith'a comedy OF "She Ssoops to Conquer
Miss Kecns displays the appreciation q 1h!s
iiy and spiEit III. acVicLer I've, an 81 a.ta,e and
studied rendition Of the part OF :" Tony Lumpk,n."
~ conception and execution arc both correct.
which. TO be sure, bel not responsible. He Is
not qui'e 20 youthful in appearance a. wo always
ne H. H. hs; ys,y
Of young Mafiowe was full ol merit
wiil appear as Florence 11enehard" il the
MurTva, "Fansh'on, the Cricket" which has
afternoon, is one Of the noss charming Of Miss
Jenny Htght'a pe1sonAtons. 1t ts esidently the
81 sSnS ahd T
young ortistes who have correct conception OF
this peculiar and dfflcult rott, and there are st1
Of it. Miss aighI boih in aa hel eoneeption ui sud
execution OF Fanchiou, leave. Us but little to de-
sife, and she Possesses IN az eminent degree the
becantc i Is reTy 1are merit 1he @ plsaue ngs ~ so
%he H. nh e anasoa as a'1 ps eos4ec
or not, there Msy be variety Of opinions but
there Is reality, = sincerity II her periormsncc
ees Ses q ne IT,. L e sn bspfis e
orphan, The msehieyous acsickei, he captiyatine
lit1!e witch that IL before us. And how dcI[calely
wild. careless Cinoe1clla Of tic FIRST acts, in
whom We oulF catch IN occasional glimpse Of her
seal nstutc, 10 the temnre, the charming, the
gradually wins her way to all hearts by her innate
goodness. There is piercing wall In her sorrow d
Foe asa and Wbiea
her conduct, renders Fanclon one of the most
attractive eha!astess T. be net with in tho drama
ihe AfcadIan sort aud has he effect of soma a ane
!he sto1{;, II could point ont no, few detects
serEaion, yet these are by 10 means SO promin-
@ cnt as to mar the geueral effect. There is GER
s5ss 4s eae 55%s s e ne saa
detracting from the vivactty Of the dc1lneallon,
and oddiSg materially to i lts Iea.ity. ~,
portrait. drawn with real truth and visor. Mr. G.
l. Aiken supports Fanchou admlrably Ia
as s, stes'ff xs sn.csd & az and afn sS
!han in nsns et lis recent eaelis. 81. asManas
I sSe osesac e rse raof ps9ss s1
Or tie drama are admisahly nlled up by the
entire company. who seem all to take much pa1ns
Be It remembered that this evening Mrs.
the Bellies stratascm " viii b. produced. Mrs.
hope it WILL bc accorded her III a eubs,antial
Tug lar1nAnxos1c CoscEE7s.-Ihe manage.
and as they will farnish about ,he on;y music NC
Interest fVe conee1t. ] vii Be sisen n'a
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