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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-08

WHAT IS A CARPET-BAGGER General
Sickles, at the great monster Republican
meeting in New York, on Thursday evening
last, thus aptly and eloquently defines the
true meaning of the term " carpet Dagger )"
We see, drought the South, determine
what called carpet-baggers. Who are
these carpet-baggers : They are Northern
people, who, in the exercise of an undoubted
constitutional right, have settled in South
| ern States since the war. They are dis
| charged soldiers, mechanics, merchants,
| school-masters, railroad employees, and
thousands and tens of thousands of people
who. to better their condition, have exer-
ci>ed the right of emigration to those States.
What do we see Mr.. Howell Cobb,
rebel agent, declares war of determination
against them, and not only against them,
but against any ofthe Southern people who
presume to espouSe the doctrines and princi-
Piles of the Republican party. This war of
determination is echoed bv Frank Blair, the
Democratic candidate for Vice President. 1t
is taken up by Forrest, Toombs, and the cry
goes along from the Potomac to the Rio
Grande. My friends, there are several kinds
of carpet-baggers, as We have seen in this
country within the past few years. The
rebels sent few of their carpet-baggers
her to New York during the war. Laugh
ter and applause. They came mysteriously
with their black bags, containing a very
small amount Of clean linen, and very
large amount Of combuStble material. With |
this they undertook to fire our hotels and |
burn our city. Well, there are some other
distinguished carpet-baggers, whom we hear
of occasionally John Slidell of Paris and |
d., - ~. -. L
in London. Laughter. Brick Pome
roy is a carpet-bagger. Loud laughter and
app clause. The chairman of the National
Democratic Committee, Mr.. Belmont, is
et-bagger. Laughter O'Gorman-
Counsellor O'Gorman-is fair specimen
of a carpet-bagger from old Ireland. And
if O'Gorman's carpet-bag is not full it must
be very big one, or else he has failed to
profit by his opportunities. which no one
suspects. CONTINUED laughter.l Then
there is George Sanders, the Jem Bags OF
the rebellion, who wanders over Europe,
with or without carpet-bag, according to
circumstances. But our Northern carpet
baggers belong to somewhat different race.
The whole West is peOpled by race of our
carpet baggers. William Penn was a car
pet-bagger Of the right sort. Daniel Boone
Of kentucky, Lewis Cass OF Michigan, lap
plauseI Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois lap
plause these were all carpet baggeT>."
So You find that our country, North, East,
and West. has been peopled by an immigra- I
ton of carpet-baggers. The Mayfower
brought colony of arpet-baggers-[ap-
plause and landed them on the shores of
Nav England William the Couqueror
took some Norman carpet-taggers over to
England and captured it, and founded
nation that has sent its carpet baggcrs forth
III over the world, most Of which they own,
Dr. propose to own. Oar carpet baggers
larry intelligence, civilization, and enter
prise wherever they 90 I; and they are not
to be barred out or excluded from the South
II rebel dictation.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-08

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at the Office OF the County C eri, Of urmsby
County f5r the rLASr FIRING AND REPAIRING
of the Upper Story of the County Building,
cordirg specifications which be at said
County Clerks Office. Such proposals will be
opened on MONDAY, TIE SECOND DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1S6S, at 10 O'Clock A.
The work whsa completed to be paid for in
Currency. The right to reject all unt easonabie
bids is herebv reserved, and all bids must be de-
posted in the Clerks Office before the time VI
opening the bids. By order of the Board.
n. J. ASHMOKE, Clerk.
October 2, 1868. Sod
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che following named gentlemen are members of
'ls Ormsby County Union Central Committee ::
henry r. Mishels Chairman; George Gillsn,
S.cr.tary; ;. L. Jones, ". b. kerser, E. Vi.
..,ilnln.
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oRMSBY COUNTY
UNION REPUBLICAN, TICKET
~, STATE Senator. d. II. BROHN
For tie assembly:
SIM. c. WRIGHT, ". II. CORBETT
JOHN HANSON.

70, Sher!F..................S. T. SWIFT
For County CEeyk.......T J. EDUiRDS
For County Treasurer. S. M1SCN
FOR County Recorder.......S.D d. KING, ST.
For County Assessor. ". CHEDIC
For District Attorney. SIN. c. DENSON
For :Supt. Pub. Schools. .....B. z. EIIINS
70, County Surreyor. ......-R. 4. CHASE
I'or Public Administrator. III. Fl. BENCE
For CO,tnty Commissioners:
III. RICE, 4. q. DRIESBICH,
s. Z. JONES.
Carson Township Nominations:
For Justice Of the Peace. ........I. UiIlZ
.oT Constable. III. ~ ILL-1HO
Empire Township Nominations:
For Justice of tile Peace. NORRIS
For Constable, H1RhINS
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NOTICE 10 pLkSTERERS

Carson City. October l, 1865
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-07-10
3wi,9
sheriH's Sale.

WORK, IS. Taken on execution and will be
Il sold at public auction on Tuesday, August 4,
A ID. 1855, at nine o'clock In the forenoon Al the
office Of H. Burbank In Limerick in said county
OF York. oil the right IN equity which Thomas +
Place OF Portland In the county Of Cumberland In
the State Of Maine, has or had on the 10Th day of
April, ID. 1868, at three O'Clock In the afternoon,
being the time OF the attachment OF the sans on
the original writ In this action TO redeem the fol-
lowing described real estate situate In said Lin.
erick, to wit, certain lot Of land situate In sad
Limerick and bounded northerly by land OF Isaac
Emery ssste,ly BY land Of Charles W; Boynton,
sontheIly by land occupied by Roswell Torrey,
And westerly by the, road leading over .Csnnon
itin," 90 called, containing three-fourtbs oi nm
acre more or less, being the lot the sad Place
bought Of James U. Cole, by deed dated March ~.
lsc3, Also another lot Of land situate I'm aid
VII ecS .S
above named road, southerly by land Of BENJAMIN
weeks, and westerly by land lslsiy owned By sad
William Cobb. containing two acrcs more or fess
With the buildings thereon. portion OF ths Ia
ter described lot Of land. being subject 20 mort
gase given to winburn Adams Of aid Limerick 70
drsd And tkny dollars sdstsd NovemSer S'isS.
payable on demand With interest. on which there
Is now due the sum Of one hundred and eighty.tvo
dollars and eighty-sight cents. Said mortxsg s
deed II recorded In boob 10 page 70, Of York reg.
istry. All the sbovs-dsssribsd premises siso be-
sss e -. e s.ss. g g.
. note of,hand for four hundred and slxty.tVo doll
lars and hnySAfss esnts, dated Nav 4. IN nsvs.
BILE on demand with interest, on which there n
nov due the tho sum Of four hundred and ninety.
foar dollars and ninety cents. The latter mort
ssS a,.d SGHs s s sS q xS'i
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Great Falls Items.
A correspondent Of the Dover Inquirer re-
laies some interesting statistics relating ~ the
manufacture OF cotton in Great Falls. from
which We extract the following.
Great Falls Cotton Manufacturing Company
incorporated In 1893; capital. 81 800 900; Geo.
W. Barieich, Agent; Geo. w. Bean, superin-
teudent; o. d. Morse, Supt Of Repairs; WIN.
Pitt Moses. Paymaster and CLERK; T. ID. Moses,
Book. keeper; Minot. Hooper & Co., 80 Milk
Il Street, Boston, Selling Agents.-Goods made:
sheetings. shirtings, drillings, cotton hannels,
and seamless bags. )Fifty looms, which were
introduced here only four or Ave weeks ago,
weave fourteen hundred bags per day. Twenty
Ave additional looms will soon increase the
daily production to two thousand and hun
dred"better." Last Eve weeks pay roll to
June 18th, St3.5t7.l0. Cotton used for six
/ months ending 3ist ultino, 1895 bales weigh
ing ST., 332 pounds. Yards cloth Of all kinds
made during same time. 6.69s, s3s. internal
Revenue tax for six months closing 10th las,
April. $50 .9o0.55 Average number Of oper-
ativss employed. (three-fourths fenalss,) l.sOo.
Most spindles ever In operation, $1,000 In 1860.
Extensive alterations and improvements,
since the incoming Of the New Year. are rapid
| ly approaching completion under the efficient
general direction Of Agent Burleigh. lnclud-
Ing three new water wheels, two already in) /,
the Company will have In oil eight Boyden
Patent Turbine Wheels, diameter 30 to 90 In
ches,) made by the Ames Manufacturing Com
pauy q, Chicopee. Mass. and Eve Breast
Wheels with an average diameter Of thirty feet.
The head or fall Of water averages about thirty
one feet.
Brick structures put up duriug the past sea-
son. comprise four story, l60 feet long by
100 wide, mill; one story, ~ BY 81 picker. and
IS feet square boiler house. The Company Is
also enlarging the "bag mill'' picker house,
BY an addition which measures 3S by 30 feet.
All the machines In the new picker are Eng
lish make; drawing and fly frames in the just
erected four story mill, are also imported from
Americas great commercial and manufacture
| ing rival Orsr mile OF shafting, Changers
boxes and pullies includei) male In the Com
pany's Machine Shop, beside nearly as much
more manufactured by the Saco Water Power
Company at BLldeford. all self-oiling by
chains, has recently been injected into the new
and remodelled mills When improvements
are fully completed and everything running to
its utmost capacity. mechanical and human
'machines" vii, number ninety thousand
spindle, two thousand looms, twenty-five hun
dred employees.
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Cambridge Market, July =.

Prices Of Market Beef-Eytra SO 90 % si3 so first
quality sl2 % a. sls So second quality Sill oo0 tll
81; third quality $40 20 20 $40 81.
lrc-s II Store Cauie-working Oxen, v pair, $50,
500. $50 20 1925.
Mich Cows and Calves hou ss5, $50 ss5 SIS sion.
Yearlngs go % SO two years old SO 10 $is three
years Ill SIS 40 800.
Prices q sheep AMI Lambs In lots .: S. 81 IS 81 80
each extra 81 % 20 80, or from ~ g. &c y n.
suing Lambs, 81 oSs 81 Veal Calves, s. w 10.
Ilhles Oh 6Dl0c. ralOw 40 7ic v h,
pels Al rs In - 80 Zach Cali skins 20 "a 0oc y N.
N ID. Beef-Extra AMI nrst quality Includes nothing
but the best, large. Cat, st. e Oxen second quality in-
cuies the lot lrass-fca ON, the hes. stalfs Cows.
AMI the hest three year oil Steers ordinary consists OF
Bull, and the refuse Of lpts
sheep-Exira includes Cosse,s AMI when those Of nfc
rior quality are thrown cut ofthe lot.
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Quarterly Statement
or ns York National Bank, July 6, 1868.
Quarterly Report

OF the Condition Of the South Bsrw,ek Natl
Bsnk, July G, Ices.
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M ARRIED.

In this city, July by Rev. j. Stevens Mr. Orin HIN anil
Miss Lydia A. Harmon, both of tins city.
In this city, July 4 by Rrv. J. McMiIan Nr Charles
Kicker AMI Miss Alncls Davis. b sh Of this city
In 5000 July :, by Rev. John Bocthby, Mr. Samuel NJ
Warren AMI Mrs. Harriet ~ Cox, both % sc.rboroush
In Sac, July ), by Rev. U wheeIer Mr. OWEN ssacy d
Saca, ani Miss Hannah Y. Hubbard, u Kennebunk
In Saro, July 2, by Rev X Trus, Mr. John 4 L-ayiti
Of Sseo AMI Miss Alta NJ Carl 81 Bkiecel daughter a
the hte CAPT. Aftcr Carl, % Dover, ~ II.
In Cape Porpclse, kennebunkport, July 4, by Rev J.
Y. Deiien. Capt George a. rinkham, Of San Francisco
Cal AMI Miss Melissa Rice, II Caps iNrpose. 20
In Blackstone, Mass, Jaly q, by Rev J. x. Edwards
Mr. Melvin J. lin, of BhieOri, and Miss Lille X Mo~-
". % Blackstone
In Dover. N, H., June -, by Rev. r. s. Stubs, Sir
John w. Smith, Of Dover, aud Miss sarah J. hnsry, O
Buxtoa. ~ - a.
In Durham, ~ II, Juue IS. by Rev. Avian rohey. Sir
John Ensrsoa q Durham, and Mis- Abby A. Brewster
u harrington, N. H.
In Newnsfkes n. H. June - by Rev. Ts~Ae c. White
" Newmarket
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TWENTY-FIVE Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases Incident 70 Females,
has placed Or. DOW ut the head Of NIL physical ms
making such practice q speciality, and enables him
To guarantee speedy and permanent cure In the
worst cases of SapprtaioR aud all other Menstrual
Dsrangemsnfs, frotn whatever cause. AZ! letters
for advice must contain 81. Office No EyDicorr
STREET. Bosros.
N. B.-B"ard furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July. 1868, sp. no.lyS
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THE UNION &c JOURNAL,

DIR. LaEel Of Paris, one OF The most eminent
chemists Of Europe, saya when Iodine can b dis
solved IN pure water t6s most astoaishiug results
Iedias tssslvsd n psys sesfsr and Dc sss ssten.
snlng vsnle have tQllovsd IL use ossss 81 ssro-
fula end All skoaIe dsssssa -sI7'l-TI
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Beaurecard, p. X, gained over Twenty
Pounds la Weight
In less than one year! Read how he accom-.

Deaurecard, p. ", gained over Twenty
Pounds la Weight
In less than one year! Read how he accom-.
plished 1t.
This distinguished gentleman was introduced TO
was then sick very slok suffering with n combina-
ton Of diseases. prescribed Radray's Ready Re
h,f and Regulating PiRs. or the success OF my
treatment, tho reader can Judge BY the following
letter This gentleman occupies position Of trust
=" WV '''' JOHN RApwAY. MI
Posr OFFicE, MONTREAL, Sept >, ist7
Or JOHN Rai,ray r Co, 49, s., Paul Street,
Dear Doctor IL have been for fourteen years az
nlcted with dyspepsia aud have tried many OF the
most eminent ply sleians, In both Canada and the
United states, but cOuhi not .ct relief. WIS 20
had that had to rSllnquish pleasant and lucra.
tive situations had NJ strength nor ambition and
suffered continually became very much enact
ated, and was In fact scarcely able to attend TO
business but. fortunately year since. was In.
troduced to you. and commenced using your med-
icnes according to the instr which you gave
ne, and am happy to Inform you that my health
Is better than ever expected II would DO again,
have increased over twenty pounds In weight, my
appetite Is good, and look forward to perms-
nent cure have also made use OF your remedies
In nv family. and I can truly say that would not
be without them for any consideration. bel eve.
as family medicine. they have no equal.
Yours very truly, 7. Y. BEAUREGARD.
Railways Ready Relief, SOC, aud Pills. 2jc. Sold
by ell uggists and country merchants.
RADWAY d CO, g Maiden Lane, N. Y.
See DR.. Railways Almanac for 1865.
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I'm Rankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS. At saco, the 10th
~ day Of July A. ID. 1868 Tho undersigned
hereby gives notice Of his appointment ~ As
sgnee Of Nicholas Varney, IT,, OF South Berwick,
Saoo, In the County ofYork and State OF Maine,
within said District, who has been adjudged .
bankrupt upon his own Petition, by the District
Cont Of said District. ...
3wt.S JOHN q. sCAMMON, Assignee.
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A gentleman snIe,c.i with the chronic ri

A esntlemAn Anletc<i with the chronic rheums-
tism says NO description OF nv case can convey
the vast anoant Of eeusht have rscsivsd nom
the uss e( Johnsoss Apodyne Linimeat' j be-
tlsm.
ia hor.s has good Constitution, and has once
been . good hons, no matter how old OF how mach
run down no may be. no can be greatly improved,
liberal use o. SHERIDAN Cavalry Condition Pow
Asrsw
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In bankruptcy.

nISTRICT OF MAINE, IS. At Ssoo the 10th
Dday OF July, A. ID. 1868. The undersigned here
by gives notice OF his appointment rs Assignee OF
Francis Haynes, Of south Bsrwck, In tho county
OF York and State OF Maine, within said District,
who has been adjudgcd q Bankrupt, upon
his own Petition, by the District Court OF said
District JOHN Y. SCAMMON, Assignee.
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In bankruptcy.

.DISTRICT OF MAINE, rs. At Saco, the 10th
l/day VI July, A. u. 1865 The undersigned here
Benjsuin r. Dollif, OF Iiiddeford, IN the County Of
York, and state OF Maine within said District, who
has been adjudgcd bankrupt upon his own Peti-
ton. by the District Court Of said District.
3wjlS JOHN Y SCAMM0N, Assignee.
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In Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS. At Saco. the 10th
lIday Of July A. u. ls6S. The undersigned here.
Samuel Clark. Of Biddeiord In the County Of York.
and State OF Maine. within said District, who has
been sdjudged Bankrupt upon his own petition,
by the District Court Of said District. -
3wj!9 \ JOHN y. SCAMM0N, Assignee.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In BnnkruptcY.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, rs. At Saco the 10th
l/day OF July, A. ID: 1893. The undersigned
hereby gives notice OF his appointment as As
signee Of George W. Andrews, OF Berwick. In the
County OF York and state Of Maine, within said
District Who has been ndjudged bankrupt upon
his OWE petition ny the District Court OF said Dis
trict. JOHN Y SCAMMON, Assignee.
3Wtlq
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Mans Cross for As West al eos A. D., and ID =; y
Fsr As Essi al II u 4. q, ssi eAs ~ ~ ~
essck Il ~ 4; hrsons6etd. Moctay, Ws'sssv 80
frisy al 8. 10 ?. H., Lyman Censre' rha''''' S'
NJ s.p y. n.
Mas AsaNs T,e~ n, Esst At go a. ~ ,, -.
Frsr hs West a II ~. AMI s0 n ~a,asst.y
a. e,,d,r =, 40 NJ Lyman Centrs, Ibaf.,rs
coly 81 $50 An.
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nv. WiYKs CHOICE. AND TIE WHOLE
Amily prefer 10. Mas. 3. A. ALLAx's InPsevED
tass sfyisl MAiR RksroaRR or DREssiSG, On one
sssttisl livery druggist sells It. Price One Dol.
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In bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS. At Saco the 10th
IIday or July, A.. ID. ls6s. Tho undersigned
here by gives notice OF his appointment as As
sgnee Of Alonzo Stsckpole Of South Berwick In the
District, who has been adjudged . bankrupt upon
his own petition by tho District Court Of said Dis
trict ]. u SCAMMOS, Assignee.
F. 3wj29
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Moth Patches, FreeI<les and Tan.
The only reliable re edy Tor those brown dis
co,orations on the face Il "Ptrts Moh and Ereekis
Lonoa" Prepsred only by DR.. Il q. Perry, ~
Bond St., New York. ~ Sold everywhere.
6mspila
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JUTIN WhUWNf, ". II.
Posr OFFicE, MONTREAL, sept ,, isc7
WANTED

A Goon TIN-pIArE wORksR-oue accustomed
steady employ ment and high wages will be guar.
anteel. Address. -. H." JOURNAL Office, Biddo-
fCrd, 40.
Biddeford, July J, 1868. sp. no. 2Su
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DIED.

"a Nesisss a dea,hs ns& ess~slns SAG ness soss$s.
above that numoer. at regular Advertising rates.
In Saco, Jsiy Mu. Ansia, VII, q Frank L Harmon
Esq f.. .s
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The $1,OO Watch.

TUE Magnetic limo Keeper and Compass,
i handsoms case, glass crystal, white dial,
steel and metal works watch Size good order, will
aenote correct time. warranted for two ysars.-
SsfnfseiLsr guarashsd. Sent BY mall for 81 90.
ADDRESS, A, MANN q Co,
WI Blidefcrd, Maine.
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.Eeet on tan ,,essys, ssf nts on tAsf."
Here YOU behold the inhfm step,
The paliid cheek. waiting form,
untsstcd FOOD, and social atmosphere
Poisoned With the tales OF aches, painA
Sisepios sightS and usnnl dSpooueacy'
rhsrs, lsarhlng health, srafhhnx eye
EaStis step, osHvinx appetite, fsrVottsn care
denial thSaxht and amhitious redoivo
|. Show he esntrsss nd mark The picture.
One took Plantation Bitters-ths other didny.
rney are vssy' beneficial fr weak snd asnAss
hAese.iA wlru-A delishliui ada arsiee-saps-
rior 70 coloyps, and q hAH he prics. 35-3uS
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scout OF Sorts" '#
Take DIR. so. RICiIARDS0N'S SHERRY WINE
BiTTElls,-the most mediolna in the market Is
abiished In isil5. jGmi2
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Sherin's Sale.
Dissolution Of Oopsrtnership.

Dissolution Of V0psrtn6fsnp' 81
|NJouOB b hssby givsn tiAs he copsrs.sr-
|N NIP hsss,stSfs ssIsuns Sst.ssn " ; AZ az
An ssrsons ip1s Stsl 70 ne
"a 70 eal and ssttls With Mr. stevens Who nas urn
"a . Considerably With his eroebe. sbennnnLf:
SEVEN: .nd'il '.' e ssssii ssy "a ''
/, JAMES E.RANKlNS, -
asunsss. issssV pTalnIrl I'd sw1H
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General .gdrerttscn,e,,ss /.

TNOUND-A LADY'S SHAWL, on tho BuI-
ton Road, saco which the owner can have by prov-
ing property and paying Cor this advertisement (,
AVID LEMUEL BOOrIlBY, ScaIboro', Ne.
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Eram a, Lo.a.r Morning. R.ra,a.

A woSpssFrL CtowS.-rNe thousands AZ iaies anil
g-utlcaen who have wtR--i the conie pe-frmarccs u
that miniature comsiis Ccmincorc Npt ~ho, singer,
dancer AMI comic denca,Or throws the celebrated GrimA
II Car into the shse. viii not BE- surprised 10 learu that the
manager q Dys Great Ampiheatre has orerci the III,
n Sa tti 90 20 p>efsm single ssasn ss c,c~n IN the
circus ring. The little Commslore gave knowing wink
tn this brilliant orr, AMI rvped With his tiny fAnkre
t~ang "No, thank yoa, can do esttsr Judging ffo
the brilliant erOwds which thrOng the Tom Thumb eyees nj
-, jams ii. dOucs not the ise cwmoiore s right
Fro~ the Lssios Illustrated Timss, jay I, 1855
On Saturday afternoon, by command q her Majesty,
Gensrl AMI Mrs Tom Thumb, With their infant daughter
ana sssus,aniei BY CommeOre Mutt and Minnie warvn,
gave performance bcf,rv the uemt~rs a the Royal ami
w. In tie Rubrus Rom, Windsor Castle, AMI eeted many
toksns q st si.ctn AMI applause. The aensrsIs yary
wcrv at the eSe q the performance shown thrcogh The
private anil stSis Apartments Of The castle
Frop tss Bsriins,o" Frss Prsss
II .cuN have been q rcgret all our ves hal
~s aise witnessing the entertainment Of these wonderful
miniature h.iiss and sentlSmen
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a,uio,I aud sunrual.
nsvsiss's Guide.
AAn-aoADA

u...,s.p fr,lns leavs Ss hsstea md hs west-I.2i
.,i . 20 A. q. and Is ssi 6.u 20
TRAINS leave kr roc..ss - hSs a"'
sIc, rrsins have &c BssAsA 81 ~ We-1lA and "a
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