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ENTERTAINMENTS.
City of Portland.

WHEREAS, the City Council on the 2nl day OF
W. September, A. d. 1867 directed tile Commit
tee on Laying out New Streets to consider the ex-
Iediency Of extending Cotton Street, to Commercial
street, therefore, ..o.
Notice is hereby given to all parties interest ID,
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City Coun
Gil laying out streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way on the thirteenth
tay of September 1861 at four O'Clock in the after
noon, at the of Fore and Cotton Streets, and
will then and there proceed to determine and adudge
whether the pub c convenience requires said street
or way to be laid out. & GCG 81 "a YH
Given under our hands on this third dry OF Seq
TENDER, A. d. 1867. g.
AUG. E. STEVENS. s"
-s AMBROSE GIDDINGS, Committee
CHAS. NJ. RICE. on III
43t JOS. BRADFORD, Laying Out
'g1 ELIAS CHASE, New Streets.
a..f W.. p. FILES, s-t
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poli,icaI Tronble south,

New YORK, Sept. 6.
A Montgomery (Ala.) special dispatch says
Williams and Holmes, colored conservatives
from Tennessee, denounced the negro league
last night and were frequently Interrupted.
On the conclusion Williams was mobbed by
the negro league, but was rescued by citizens
and federal officers aud taken to hotel. A
company of cavalry rode through and dis
persed the rioters. Williams aud Holmes
speak at Mobile soon. All is quiet.
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proposoIs for GRADING.

DROPOSALS for Grading Mechanic Street, Wood
ford's Corner, will he received by the Selectmen
of Weslbrook. \
Proposals to be handed in ON or before the 18th
Instant ffFE f efst+E RI L&r
Profile, plan and specifications may be seen till
Septem Der 18th, by application to o
GEO. G. GOODMAN, Chairman.
VIZ Canf DID
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a feat which has never heretofore been
attempted. t.7, oi al. Nrl,, D
With a desire to crafty the public,
the management has determined to
r,,rcua flIe nlan of
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New England Fair.

s1i..y nisps1 uoy PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 6. -
The New England Fair at Narragansett
Park closed to-day with large attendance
Tneannual address was. Delivered at noon by
relation of education to labor. He strongly
urged the Necessity OF educating the colored
laborers of the South. loH laiow sd. !. s'la
q Remarks were also made by Chief-J Justice
Chase and Gen. Burnside Is
The annual dinner Of the two Societies, on
the Fair q ounds, came off at o'clock. DIR.
George 3. ,Loring,o of Massachusetts, presided.
he stated that this had been by far the most
successful fair that the New England Society
had ever held within the memory of its pres
ent officers The contributions in many de-
partments were nearly double of any previous
occasion.
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Havana Freights.

s19yl9p 10 0gg3 40 ays.T ha.r HAvANA.l Aug 81.
VI Not much doing this week. Three charters for
Falmouth and ORDERS small carriers, at ef l5s and
per cent. primage. For New York, BIZ barque Stem
pede Matanzas, 900 boxes at So each. For Boston,
Br brig Ospray, 1000 boxes direct at 81 each. For
sNorh of Hatteras Br sch Gertrude 400 hhds. Sugar
to load ut Matanzas, at So each. - ~
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OFFICES in the third story CT building ON corner
" Of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at OIL
ice of OCEAN tNSUhANCE ~,
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A GOOD lot, 80 by 100 Ieet, on Green Street, Will
N rear ON Canton Street, TO lease for term Q
years. Apply TO ,.LE-fn VIM. II. JERKS.
September 3. dcw+ FL. s.. .lr nl
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New Orleans M arkets. /,

2 ulN 90 J. ~ New ORLEANS. Sept. 6. 4
Cotton-dull and lower; sales 100 bales; Low
Middlng 2s9 a 24tc; receipts 1,025 bales; exports
419 bales; stock in port 1886 bales Freights dull
with little offering; Cotton by steam to New York
lie, BY sail to Liverpsol Id. aIn y .II :.
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POrtlan d Railroad Company.
Directors Meeting, Aug "a, 1867.

VOTED that on and after Monday, Sept. I'd. sim
Y gle Fares in this city be six cents. Package
tickets twenty for y I 90; Rvc for rs cents.-
Children between the ages of and IL, fOur cents.
School tickets discontinued. =
Westbrook, Way Fares, six cents; 70 Morrill's,
ten cents, or twelve iickets for LOO; to
Woodford's, eight cents, or sixts en- for ~ 90.
Children between and II years, half price,
School tickets discontinued. f-oA
Westbrook, Monthly Tickets-one ride each way,
except Sundays = M0rrills, 49, 80; Woodfort's,
$3.50. NJ. Ct PALMER, Sec v. u
August q, diff .s...s f g.
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Premium List $4,000.

Premium List $4,000.
200 Dollars of which has been reserved for discre-
tionary Premiums, TO be awarded during the Fair.
u pdi
- Class 4 Entrance Fee SO 90.
Colts years old and under 5.
- q l.1'rn. $40 81 Premium, $50
Mile heats, best 2 in 8.
Glass ?, Entrance Fec 81 90.
Fast Trotting Stations.
1st Premium $50 I'd Premium, 800
Mile heats, best Sin 5.
Class 3 Entrance Fee 81 90.
Family Horses, whatever age
LIST Premium, $50 ID Premium, SIS
Sd Premium, So. u
Z CInss a, Entrance Fee $500.
Matched Horses, both owned by one man.
LIST Premium, - $40 I'd Premium, SIS
Sd Premium, SIS. ft
Speed will not govern the award.
~ GLASS s, Entrance Fee - 90.
Fastest Trottng Horse with Running Mate.
list Premium, $50 I'd Premium, $40
S9Hf1 y Mile heats, best in 8
Class o, Entrance Fec 81.
Gents Driving Horses that never Trottcd faster than
3m inutes in Public.
LIST Premium, $50 I'd Premium, = $40
Mile heats, best in5
rs Glass y, Entrance Fee y 700.
Gents Driving Horses that never Trottod faster
than 30 In Public, l8Jtf
LIST Premium, $50 I'd Premium, $40
Mile heats, best 8 in 8.
Clnss 8, Ensrnnce Fee SO.
Gents Driving Horses that Troted faster than
SN' $50 In Public.
LIST Premium, SIS I'd Premium, $25
Mile heats, best to 5, to Wagons.
Glass 9, Entrance Fee so.
Gents Driving Horses that never Trotted faster than
2.45 i'll Public.
LIST Premium, $75 I'd Premium, $25
q - Mile heats, best in 5. ST.
Class 10, Entrance Fee SIS.
Gents Driving Horses that Trotted faster than
2.4O in Public.
LIST Premium, 500 ID Premium $50
f'. Mile heats, best in 8.
= Class II, Entrance Fee S35.'
Gents Driving Horses traised and always owned in
MainelItbat never Trotted faster than 30 in
70. Pnblic. at seit
LIST Premium, $500 2f Premium, $50
M Mile heats, best int
Glass IL, Entrance Fec $40.
Open to all Horses wherever owned, that never
Trotted faster than 2.33 in Public.
1st Premium, $500 I'd Premium, 800
Mile heats, best ms.
GAs Glass 13, Entrance Fec $40,
Open to all Horses wherever owued
Mile heats, best ms,
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GIaucesicr Fish MARKET.

+t+ uWt&h0 i = y q iGLoucEsTER, Sept. c.
Mackerel-Bay continue in light receipt and prices
have advanced; we quote sales of No. at Sl9 80 q
Shore are scarce and in demand. Sales of 1000 the
pastweek. No. l. S17 q II 5o No. 2, $l2 % a Is 25.
Last sales lie ~ b.. Codfish--George's but few in
shipping order, held at Sc 80; no sales. Western
Bank held at Sc. Oil-Last sales S1c.t Advertiser.
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a. Foremost in the array of attrac-
tons, and s. andiDg without a peer
among the novelties Of the age, with
whose fame the world rings, the man
agenient takes great pleasure IN
naming adffur .la NEa 4d-
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} Rinancia,,

i, NEW York, Sept. 7--6P. NJ. 4
and 81 d for prime discounts Gold closed al 1924
q 142l Loans fiat at per cent. Tor carrying. For
eign Exchange quiet and firm. Stocks closed dull
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LET.

To Let. m nH
A PIANO. Inquire at No. C2 Bracket Street.
"A September .. d3ts ..4,.g ..N
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A Desirable Rent,
OAN be had in the western pare OF the city by any
OparIy having $3.50 or $500 10 loan on good Sc
curty term of three years. TO DO used in finish
ing the hous. Address with name, Tor further par
ticulars, Box AZ, Post Office ,. ..
Aux27-dti
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Boston Boet and Shoe RIarlke

pI1n 1927 ei E BOSTON, Sept. D.
me Boot and Shoe market continues without
SPECIAL change for the, week; the demand Is NODE
rately active for seasonsble and the most desirable
goo ls Buyers continue to arrive from me distant
season for more goods Manufacturers are still in
cned to hold back in producing goods on account OF
cost, and will not advance far beyond orders. The
time last year 81, AIS cases|Shoe and Leather Re-
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4. IA. 49, w AsHINGTOS, Gepto.
: The President has recognized Issnatus Sar-
gent as Vice Consul of Spain at Machias. Z,
a letter from the Mayor of Pensacola, dated
29.hu1t, states that there have been 2oO cases
OF yellow fever there during the past tnree
sSesfstaray Mccunoch announces thata cler-
ical error occurred in the last statement OF the
public debt in the amount of the debt bearing
currency interest by not deducting the amount
of three years compound interest hoteS una
tured, $12,672,7SO from the total amount out
standing S9t 5l2330, which should have been
S78 $50 Coo. This correction leaves the debt
outstanding less cash in the Treasury, So 492 =
1896 instead Of S2.505, 456 OBS
political organization, styled the Grand
Encampment of the United States, and the
National Union OF johnson men held meet
ing this evening. The proceedings were secret.
The Intel ligencer this morning saws there is
there is no doubt the President intends at an
early day to issues proclamation granting am
nesty and pardon to the mass of the Southern
people, to all not implicated in offences other
than political.
!. d he rumor Of, change in the War Depart
ment Is without foundation, but the Jntelli-
gencer gives credence to reports that Cabinet
changes are imminent = n'li -
The pardon proclamation which is soon to be
issued was before Cabinet meeting to-day.
Grant and Mr.. Stanbery. The report that the
proclamation met with considerable opposition
is not correct although there was some differ
ence of views on minor points, whle agreed
on the general scope of the document. The
President proposes to reduce the classes ex-
whom legal proceedings have been instituted.
This excludes jeff Davis, and perhaps other
prominent executive officers of the late Con-
federacy. Second, all who have been foreign
agents Of that goyernment. Messrs. Mason
and Slidell fail within this exception. Third,
all who have beey, military or naval officnrS
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Sale of forfeited Goods.

rJNHE following described Merchandise having Deen
i seized for violation of the Revenue Laws of the
United States, and the u S. Appraisers at this port
having certified under oath that the expense Of It's
keeping will largely reduce the net proceeds OF the
SALE the same will be sold at public auction, in front
of the Old City Hall, in this city, Wednesday the
11ti instant, at II O'Clock M, to witt .a
Ono Red Horse. 9l f4hte -in
Under the provisions OF Sec. Is, ofthe Act entitled
can Act further TO prevent smuggling and for other
purposes" approved July Is, 1866. ii '4 af
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr, Collector.
Portland, Sept 2, 1867 did
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NOTICE. will sell on favorable terms as to
~ payment, or let for term of years, the lots on
the CORNER of Middle and Franklin streets. and on
Franklin street, including the of Franklin and
Fore streets. Apply to VIM. HILLIAkD' Bainsor'
or SMITH & REED Attorneys. Portland. Jyi2t
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California Election.

d ,I569il, b 4ih-4 30 SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 8.
3 This city gives Haight (Dem.) majority of
3s848. Every ward but one went Democratic.
The whole Democratic count, and municipal
ticket, except two or three, are elected. Re-
turns from twenty-six counties show that
HMght is over 1000 ahead, and it is scarcely
possible that Gorhaall can catch up. ~
The Union press deny that there is any DO
itical significance in the result, ~ 10 :
Later. Further returns from the most pop
ulous counties continue to swell ,Haights ma
jority and make the election of Northern Con-
gressmen uncertain. Ftf'H JAZZ 7n
3m 80, . t'... si, :, SAN FRAEcIsco, Septic
y The Democrats have carried the State Leg
stature and municipal ticket in San Francis
co by an overwhelming majority. The Union
party elects one minority Supervisor and
School Director Returns from the interior
continue TO swell Haight's majority, and it
may reach 5000. The entire Union State tick
ct is defeated, and it is doubtful if one of the
Union candidates for Congress is elected. The
result is astonishing to both parties. Nothing
worse was expected by Union men than the
defeat of -Gorham and two or three others on
the State ticket The returns are now nearly
full, but it is believed that a large humber Of
voters absented themselves from the polls
The Democrats will have majority in the
State Assembly, but as fourteen Senators out
of twenty, who hold over, are Unio: +, this may
secure Union majority in. the Senate. The
election Of a Republican, Senator to succeed
Senator Conness is now impossible.
~ MIR. Haight addressed a meeting last eve
ming, claiming his election as certain. He
protested againstscorruption and extravaganza,
and opposed Chinese and negro suffrage and
the reconstruction policy Of Congress
The Union papers urge renewed efforts to
carry the October election. "a tsas1d 30 10
Id, Later. The maiorities reported in twenty
The counties to hear from sc Morally give Dem
oeratic nlajorites. 80 =. p 90 ~.
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Assignee's Sale of Real Estate.

ON Thursday, September 12 at O'Clock z M, on
" the premises, we shall sell at public auction, one
hdJ in common aud undivided, OF a lot OF land on
eet deep on one hack line, and about 120teet on the
other parallel line.
also, one half in common undivided Of Eight LOS,
bordering and aljoiniug Monument street. desig-
mated ON the an as lots b and d, n s. q and 3,
and and which PAM with q uescr ption OF the
prop; rtv, can be found at the Office OF Registry Of
deeds, book 3f9 page 22s. This sale will be made
for cash. subject TO mortgage. For particulars and
plan inquire OF Henry p. cane, assignee, or
j. S. BAILEY, A ctioneer,
. Aryusf lid Plumb street.
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For Sale or to Let.

TIME Junk Store on Portland Pier, and lot of
IIoraa Eno,,;ra IF VIM. SHEA,
sentGs,tf At Store or No. 10 Vine Street.
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Entrees with 10 per cent ear be made up to o'clock
on the evening Of Sept. 7tb, and will Oe opened ON
the evening above named at 113 Federal street. Port
land, Nc. Three more to enter, and two more
TO start. Pools will be sold in the above races, at
113 Federal street, the evening OF Sept 7th, and
also on the Track da ly During the m Getting Pools
will in all cases follow The race. Parties enclosing
their entry will be particular aud state the number
OF the purse they wish to enter for.
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Public school Notice.

THE opening Of the Public Schools which are to
Il occupy the school house on Chestnut Street. and
the new school house on Congress Street. is posi-
poned on acc unit of the delay in finishing and pre-
pairing the school rooms. Timely notice Of the com
mencement of these schools will he gwen in all the
will resume their sessions at the regular time Mon
day, Sept. I'd. NATHAN WFBB
Portland Aug. 80. diff
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The Grand Trunk, Portland q Kennebec, Maine
Central, Portland u Rochester Railroads will carry
those attending the Fair at ONE FARE THE
ROUND TRIP, and the Portland Saco s. Ports
mouth Railroad at two thirds the usual Fare.
Prices OF Adm issiOn.-Each person 80 cents;
son Tickets, admit ng one or two persons, $3.50;
Season Tickets admitting two persons and vehicle
drawnb by one or two horses, $500.
sep4 I'd
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Fire Insurance
W. d. LITTLE DE- CO., %
General Insurance Agents

) sy And Underwriters
No. 40 I-2 Exchange ST., ed Story,
Continue to represent the following SOUND AND
RELIABLE COMP ANTES, viz:
PHENIX, HNhe ofIartford, Conn
MERCHANTS, of Hartford, Sc
NORTH ADIERICAN,i ofHnrfford, 's
CITY FIRE, OfHnrtford, g j
ATLANTIC, of Providence, RI
ATLANTIC MUTUAL ofExefcr, N. HI.
And are prepared to ISSUE POLICIES as hereto
fore on DWELLINGS, STORES, MERCHANDISE,
and OTHER GOOD PROPERTY, at the MOST
FAVORABLE RATES.
GF-BuIldings in process of construction and Farm
property insured on highly favorable terms.
These Companies were among the first to pay their
losses by the great fire this city, without subject
ing the Insured to vexation, discount or expense of
any kind. ausoOdtf
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For Sale Cheap.

A LARGE lot Of Slab Wood and Edgpgs on BgIn-
Adams Wharf. Inquire Of DAN'L MAfbohi'
No. SO Commercial st. ,,,ro
Also on corner Of North and walnut SITS. Inquire
Of THOS. CONDOR. 80 xvooi 10, saIs
Also, best quality OF Hard ana soi' "ooo i'' 50
nc sisneT o, na oSSI nds all OF which will be de-
iivered free to any part u '"i DAS;L MAYBURY,
or.,,. THOS. CONDOR.
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10 Let.

THE Spacious Chambers iu the corner store Of tho
new block on the corner Of Pearl and Middle
Streets, comprising the I'd, Sd and 4th floors, each
containing about 5000 square feet and suitable for
Wholesale Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps
anil Furs, Clothing, Carpeting, sc.
The fourth hoIT is a spacious Hall, one OF the
largest and most desirable in tho ciy. Lre-
The lower floors win be occupied by Woodman,
parties desiring to lease any of these rooms, can
have them fitted to suit, by applying at once y
aug6dtf GEO. W. WOCDMAN.
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'hE three storcd Brick Bloc, Nos 81 and 25 At
nav Sn, osrset, VIII be sold at Auction on MON
win st az aho,st 2,h az o'clock r. NJ The block
amy located IN good neigiborhood, and il vaiu-
avs pISce ol properly: Terms favorable For noro
scpt3ltd n n pArtpxy -.
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REGT[ATIONS.


The Gates to be opened from o'clock A. n. till
O'Clock p. M.
il is requested that not less than Three Entries
shall be made, and not less than Two appear to
compel, for the Premiums in each class purse and
in any class purse not filed, the award of Pre-
miums shall be discretionary with the Association
1t is required that all horses which may be entered
in purses to be decided by speed shall be eligible at
the time ofentry, and any performance after entry
siall not be a bar. Time made with running mate
not to be considered any record Of speed. Judges
may Withhold premiums where the horse horses are
unworthy, whether tn re be competition or not, or
where there's satisfactory evidence OF compromise.
All Horses entered Tor Exhibition shall be subject
to the call OF the MARSHAL during ths hours of
exhibition, and ifany horse such call does not ap.
pear when the class is exhibited in which he is
tered, he shall be deemed to have withdrawn from
sueh class and forfeit his entrance. ssf-s
The Judges to be appointed by the Association
Should The weather prove stormy the Association
reserves the right to postpone the Exhibition until
fair weather.
All Premiums to be trotted according to the rules
OF the Fashion COui Sc, New York.
An efficient Police force will DO in attendance to
pres efve order.
peri lrda of he q
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MEDICA T. LECTRICITY
= DR.. W. 4, DEHIRG,
Medical E1ectriciap
l74 MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite the United States Hefe
gAyHEkE he would respectfully snnonnc to
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, tbst ne
permanently located in this city. DuriW the tnfe
years we have been in this city, we haw cured som
Of the worst forms Of disease in per0ns VINO nav
tried other forms oil treatment in van, ana cufm
patients in so short time that the question Is Otter
.ked, do they stay cured? TO ap~er thls questloi
We will say that all that do not tay cured, we Q
DOCTOR the SECOND time without for twenty
ore We irs, and is also regul3 siaaueo ;sy sclA
Electricity is perfectly atptM TO chrome diseases
.h ho %ead neck q, extreaities; consumption wheE
~ the acnte stages or Were the lungs are not fu5
Involved; acute or chrec rheumatism ia scrofula, hip
~ a. 1--WE contracted muscles distorted limbs,
naIsy or naralysis, IT. Vitas Dance. deafness. SIAM
herring hestay e. scenp ae eHa.
% ose thatcan he presented: asthma, brOnehi
81 ,;c,prea II the chest and all forms of female
complaints. ~
Z 4 u Ry electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the laz,
leap witfjoy, and n,ove wa 5ne agnsy ana eastc
h3y ten Yn,bs restored, the unconth defbrmItes re-
nova.t. Taintness converted to yigor, weakness to
tranS tbe Hind made to see the deal to hear and
the psa,sied form TO move upright the blemishes o.
ani IRE obliteated; the ACCIDENTS OF mature lite
yoanted: the calamites OF CID age obyiated and
sctive circr,atioa nain'alneu' - -essfs *
fJIf t5y LADIES
tcbo have coIrhanGs and ieet; weak stomachs, lam.
and weak haas; nervous and sick headache; djzzi-
ness and lining in the head, with Indigestion and
the bowels pain III the side and back
leucorrh@a .or whites; falling of the womb with in.
ternal canSrs; tunors, pOlypus, and all that long
tram Of siisases will find in Electricity means
Of cure. For painful menstrqation, too r. ogse
eth rcng ladies', Electricity is certain specific
and wiz in short time, restore the sufferer to the
eyigor health
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH
~. ID. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEo,
rpoITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayeo
18th or stumps they wish to have removed TO- reset
Jag he would give a polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sa
or family use with thorough mstr1lctons.
Or. d. can accommodate few patients with board
Ohice hours from o'clock A. Ito 10 NJ. from
TO p. n, and to IN fhe evening" -.
Consultation free. ias4l tG.1su hoViu
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FreshlyCaptured Lions

r
under the control and training of :
MI r., PIE Il @ H D
The successor of the world-repownedl
Crockett, and which will be exhibit
in all their native savageness uncoG-
auered, unsubdued, save by their one |,
master, PIERCE. These monsters
were engaged at the Cirque Napoleon !.
dc Paris, where they were being ex
hibited, shortly after Croekett's Oar 1:
ing Exploit, at Astlay's Theatre, Lon [,
den, where, through an accident, the Z
blood thirsty brUtes escaped from .
their cage, striking terror TO the hearts
fall within the theatre. Before as +
sistance could reach him. one unior- L
tuuate indi idual was killed by them
and another horribly msngls q. The
policemen where about to shoot the
savage monsters, when
The Unparalleled Daring of
i. Pierce and Crockett
rendered it unnecessary, for, as they
reached the place and heard the ter
rible truth, they dashed alone among
them, their jaws still reekinq with
the hearts blood OF their victim, and
by their Mysterious Power, led them
covering 10 their dens. d
This bold man will enter the den OF
theseuntamed providers of the forest,
WfT Hi RAW . FLESH FROM HIS
pa at5l NAKED HAND.
a feat which has never heretofore been
attempted. tE3l by .u.l $50 ~.
With a desire to crafty the public,
the management has determined to
pursue the plan of
GratuitouIss Exhibition,
which taey did in Euaopc and in Eng
land, where l.--re .-r- -,
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF PER-
SONS. .-....l =. a.
fiocked from distances yaryiny eroaa
ten to twenty miles to witness the
| most f3fM tNt4H tfif.
Gorgeous Pageant
ever beheld' by mortal eyes STAGE the
days Of Chivalry, and the Splenders
of the Fieli of the Cloth OF Gold.
| In this r.IIN HrNI l.i.iNi .iIIIal.'