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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18
Weaverville, Saturday, Jan. IS, 1863

aS San Francisco Agency.-san fra Isnssn, in
chants business who may desire .hat L. p
serted in the TRINITY JOURNAL, are inlormeu .hat he
FIsUrR 600 Wasbnoton street is Agent and tha' "
alone Is authorized to transact business for this paper
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

DEACON LODGE, I. o. G. This new Socie-
wlii perfect its organization at the Tbeater on
Saturday evening, January 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

oouScER.-Dusky, Humboldt mailman, tells
us mat r. Herman, of Big Flat, lately killed
ofo"n Dear which weighed 400 pounds, dressed.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

Go1NG.-Our old friend and fellow townsman,
B. Block, leaves for San Francisco tomorrow,
where he will probably reside. The well-wishes
OF host of true friends 90 with him.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

ShioSAHLE--sieigh-rides, cold noses, muf-
ners' anu tne Thermometer from zero to 60 be-
low, are among the ruling fashions hereabouts
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

DIoN BoURcrcAULr says the human voice, when
speaking with clear articulation aud supplied
from good lungs, will fill 400, 900 cubic feet of
air, provided they be enclosed in proper man
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18

A RIGHTEoUs DEcIsIoN.-The Supreme Court
OF this State have rendered decision which de-
clares that under the State Constitution all prop
erty, churches and charitable institutions inclu-
ded, are subject to taxation. The decision, it is
estimated, will add quite one hundred millions
of dollars to the taxable property of the State
Assessors and Collectors must be governed by it
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-01-18


cessity In Britain. where med
ica science has reached highest perfection prescribed
in domestic practice and constantly used in the armies in
hospitals and other public institutions where regarded
by the attending physicians the speedy and
remedy that be employed Scarcely any neighborhood
be found where well known of diseased lungs that
had baiei the of the skillfu
doctors have been permanently cured by it, These results
the convincing superior
critics of this preparation; and them the authors point
with peculiar satisfaction While it is the most powerful
against confirmed diseases. it extremely gentle medi
cine in infancy and YOUTH being quite harmless the
youngest. when administered ju1iciously.
This healtlresorer accompishes by prevention
than If taken in it heals all irrtatons of the
throat and lungs whether arising from Colds Coughs
from other and thus that long train of pain
incurable diseases. which would arise the
Hence family should be without it. Inu-
Group oarseness Whoopng Cough. Pleurisy ncpi-
ent Consumption. and other affections of the breathing
gans give way before this combination of
ical virtues.
Prepared by j. AVER Co., Lowell, Mass and sold by
NJ OBERDEENER Weaverville and Druggists everywhere.
CRANE & BRIGHAM, San Francisco, wholesale agents j.
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FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the unda.
~ signed will apply to the Hon. Board of Sn-
pervisors of Trinity county, at the February
term, for renewal of License to keep Toll Fer.
~ across Trinity river, at Lewiston, for the en-
suing year. OLNEY PHILLIPS
Lewiston, January 5, 1868. 1.tsb
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Speeial 9otifes.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

Is A SOOTHING EXPECTORANT. PRE-
pared to meet the urgent need of safe
and reliable cure for diseases Of the throat
and lungs. trial of many years has es-
Jtablished the fact, that it is more effica-
cious in pulmonary affections than any
other remedy. Its efficacy has now become
SO generally known that it is Justly re-
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The Trinity Journal costs only Five
DOLLARS Year. Send 1t Home.
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Marriages:

In Marysville, December 25th, by Rev. c. v
Anthony, JOSEPH A. STEWART, formerly an at
tachee OF the JOURNAL Office, now publisher o.
the Suffer Banner, to Miss OLIVE }. BELL
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Births

At Junction City, January 9th. the wife
Alex. Stller, of a son.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20
NEW YORK MARKET

htfl'il NilffsfiY fvf fhf y 4tcnhnn nHc Ifili by
H. j.. BfLLdKD8 co.
NEw York. May iq, l-o-.
Butter nto 5pe common and grease lG 90 l,e Cheese
factory lG 90 ne, ordinary lftu litc Maple Sugar o.
l-c Flour Extra state s9cj Co 5000, Superfne stat
81 ~ 90 s9t. Extra southern sllnl 90 sli9l Ohio an.
Western 5000 t0 s3f, Caualh $500 90 $3.50, Buck
wheat $3.50 90 fJu1. Hops, Vermont lu 70 'uc. Wool
Vermont washed % 90 t7c. unwl-hed l5 90 }e. Sheer
pclts 500 90 slin. Egg ga t0 BE- Potatoes Mercer
sl1O to $500, PcachhuWs $40 Co 500 Gold, si4i.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20
PARTICrLNR NOTICE.

The retiring from business this day announced make
an immediate settlement Of the accounts fthe Office nee
ossary have never issued hut one writ, think and
hope to settle with all indebted to me without issuing
another, twill be very pleasant to remember that a.
are honest and true friends.
Ny propretorship ceased Jan. 49, 56 but ln settling
accounts advance payment may be made.
70 those who pay and year IN airHce, tn
accounts will he settled at per year. To those in az
rear, and who pay and asconfHur hocargo VIII bos2a
per year.
In cases where am forced TO collect, may be from
those who pay but neglect to do o the claim viii b,
$3.50 year rh interest each ycars paper IN
H. p. WALTON.
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AMOUNT or SIoCk AT MAnktT
can. shan St,t,. Bo,s c,s,.,
This week 25.t t1f l1D iin iGm
T.st e,,.E fatl -fa4 40 non lam
0ae te,r 400 ign ogn3 81 ian -D
- 49, -, 49,. g.. 81, 49,, 49,,
fhlt s.--btg .Hl' -LAtia iAl ana heht4 premium
VAeh '1 ~ ~, - }uy ~ ~ ',s
9u'aa'!, So trLI Pv1'i's, $3.50
~ nsi v tVl'l NN-li ~ HieN ttilo" nil1 tel'
lom e s s'nr'' Pa'ir s"'"" s'''' h"is' Ne''
s1,,vu , "a $3.50, 9 .,,- es ,..,a,s d.. i...., a.,
W~At"y 1870 49, ~ ~ ~. ~ w '"iis 20 'i'i
fh W, \, no'I' t riHu9 9,tt ~ ~ s2t. , s-
N4l 80 & ~ -Niis - M AZ" -Vi'' ~,
"a wy, ~ W ,! '''' a. mug wv A-''''' '"i''"
NY ~, y, 'in't, s.ii ana a. ,,,-.r. ld s,,,o,.
.,+ -. .ii s--.,'a''l,, ' W. IVY ''' '''' '"
"liee-l eals 1'vi Nv 49,. 80. d.. .,t,. a. d. -
. li1 s "a ~, =, ~ t e y, = " TO "''
nv $500" III, 800 a.. y ~ rt,W M (5iq,y Al,
I a ~, a. ~ ,,i ~ 20 - a. lr--' pi,. "a ~ s1 y
III '' ''- ''- " ' - 'f'7 20 ~
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t'-ta ~ 1854 N''NNiF iN''f 'NA''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20

All who suffer nom coughs colds irritation of tho bron-
chin tubes tendency TO consumption, will find In DR..
gisi~s Baisaa fHa Cherry remedy as agreeable to
the palate teotual In removing disease. The Basam
pleasant remedy 1t Is safe remedy 1t power
full remedy II Is speedy remedyi II Is remedy that
cures. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20

Democratic member from Pennsylvania and
Ex-Governor Hamilton OF Texas. The former
aPPrIaeneu ,ne ia.'or near inc caPitol, ana
'''lIu n'ii, 'nU'tIn' ,,u.nes lnsui',g
ii'''''''''" ,o''eu Nun 10 'nc
i m,'" NJ I'"u' a',u gaV' nun 'oIii-
l IL ,"iasnI"s ~ i'u'uall was conNuyuu 70
Is, n'9 s''e'' ""U u r'Por'oo W so''ouSy III
n ~ r. OF, =,
,.l. - ~ Eur'y' ".'e ., neS' ~ Jury,
H"o ""S on "oI way 70 u''cuIi 'no p'P''S'
i"j ' ''s ~ ''a.'''''oro "nuro n'' nvs'
Da''u wac ~ P'o''n ''lc '''''''' s''''o'' """o
,t'''ls ~ 'no car w'"uo" w"s NJ py " s'9no
sInII ,ra oD 9 os,,shoJ sLo "' "e
a., r,, ,,,;,,, ~ doa,L 'e
rLs NJ, d., H. .,.,. ..,
"I Dos'o' Vs' n'u az 'N Nv AZ u'''
ra'''r ""oo.us opl'ua,y "1'lcc 81 nr' pu-
ynu,'al' o'i 'ug SuPpos'''o" 'la' ,nT 'A'I resi-
% ", na uo'o VI % w. iv ,o'so ~, ',ao ,
III. docoasd NJ Rnogonn,' hay L"o, ,'.;,,
C,obIo nr -. LONE, lima '' INV
A. ,,
Ic'''sn's.,'pP' P"Po' "n'on uo'S uo' WISH
e e9 wv VI , 10 uo' soyS ~, want
n 'j ;,n"l;.,n IN Tapo w. " La, 10 l ''.
here 10 abuse. and we are almost dead 10 rar-
rote some scalawap."
mn
- 'lc 1IIu' ~ W J'''"", ',-' w ~
e "''S. y "ouI''o' ,,'o''o VINO '"' no, SUI,
c.;aa1 .a E., l,, ~" -, c n"t,
francs. II is to be tested whether this wa.
murder or not
A young woman iu New York. ordered
TO yacate by her landlord. set fire 10 her own
furniture alter locking herself in her room
with the intent of perishiug in the flames. Il
was as much as policeman could do toiorcC
the door and save her life
Col. John W. Forney has resigned hi.
office us secretary of the Senate, ia ORDER it
is said that he may not be re-traiped from
commenting upon the course Of those Senu-
tors who do not sustain the article. of m'
parchment against the President
The House on Thursday passed bill
for Che admission of North aud South Caro-
lina' Heorgla, Alabama aud Louisiana TO rep
r'-en'auon in Oongr' S. An attempt was
m''e TO s'r'A' ou' Ai'Da ma out % was de-
''''el ny yeas DIV nays ~
-Counterleit one dollar greenback- are
no" 'l ''Igu'''lon' me nV'e 's sn'r'', an'
narrower IMAM 'h' genuine mas blurred an'
Pa't appearance Inc green INK u'ea on 'n'
,bo ;rl n.oj on ,so ',aa.,i ,, s,,s - ''
'.''
"a "a''5 i u, ID ! "r's restaurant restaurant ui@I
I'm. ' ir y. ~
,,;no. II. n.n, ;n,o n'D calias .nj ,.,',a'
III. '''i' @'' .'llII'
aooT and awaited nj. fate.
.n. l..,.. l...:...L.il;.u.
new city orO,lep.bnrg \ r. ON Welne.
day last. the Republican candidate for Mayor
Hon. VIM G. Brown. was elected by a major
ity of III. The Republicans also elect all
three supervisors.
William o. lace. Post Office clerk a.
Washington, has been arrested for mail rob
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20

california offers premium of five dol
lars ton on the first thousand tons Of pig
iron made from the native ore.
Heavy rains in Central Illinois are re-
ported 20 have done much damage in that
State
The Court of Claims at Washington has
adjourned until the first Monday in June.
The sales of goods at Chicago last year
exceeded three hundred and fifty millions.
Canada wants to spend five millions and
a half for Notifications.
--One-sixth of the population of San
Francisco is out of employment.
Tho Court has refused to admit Surratt
to bail,
Mining claims in California are to be
taxed like other private property.
--.Louisiana is troubled about the " COM
plcxion of the State Senate.
Five thousand Sunday School negroes
have recently had picnic at Nashville, Tenn.
1t is illegal to vote on anything but white
paper in Ohio.
"A pretty new hotel will be opened this
summer at Caldwell on Lake George.
"A 1000 cow cheese factory is being
built Of Rockford, Illinois
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20

To Persons AT a DlsrAScE.-Dr Bahcock ID treating
parties in all parts Of the United States, Canada etc.
personally when they visit him, otherwise by corrospon
denee No charge for consultation by letter Remedies
CONT carriage prepaid to all parts Of the United States.
n sond for circular. 0s.G0idawoow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20

hIiitAL AND 81 hbliAL OFFICE,
No.lsl uoNAHp ST., BOSTON
Du. ". T. pAbELronD giyes special attention to dis.
ase- 90 Che gcnouriuary organs, and all chronic and
ducult diseases u both sexes his great In those
long saullng and difficult cases such formerly
considered ucuuhle Is sufficient commend him 10 the
public us worthy the extensive patronage be has
ccivcd,
DR. PADELFORD'S FEMALE SPECIFIC,
For Married and Single Laiies.
Twenty years experience has proved superior 10 any
other medicine for suppression Irregularities sc II &
perfectly sale and harmless, does not break down the
constitution, out restores the patient 10 health and
The constantly Increasing demand for this reliable
edy hns induced TO put il within the of all
Price 500.
DR. PADrLronn is admitted y the hest medical talent
~ the country 10 have equal u the treatment Of Fe
male Complaints, and DO r. unusual occurrence for
physcFs in regular practice 90 recommend patients 10
him for treatment when afflicted with diseases In hs
speciality.
Ladies' will receive the scientific attention, both
medically and surgcally Board with Old and expert
eueed nurses will he furnished those who wish to remain
In the city during treatment
The pooradvised rco OF charge Physicians patients
iNishng III opinion advice, by letter aud enclosing
/ the usual fee, will be answered by return mail.
Medicines sent 10 all parts of the country. liG'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20

PurnlD SORE THRoAr.-The best remedy that has ever
been discovered for this dreadful disease Is Johnsons
Anodyne Eminent, We do but simple Justice to the
medicine as we'll Us to the public, when recommend
the same for general use.--Haiifdr IN, 81 Daiiy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20

WILL not soil ribbon ,cora upon me hayDr Babcock'
IInlr Drnsslng Try ID.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20

A GREAT sroRM.--Not Of rain, hail, snow, but
among the cooks who have been imposed upon by tho
vendors Of bad Saleratus like that commonly found In
market Pyles saleratus has flly satisfied them and
quelled the disturbance All good cooks ask the grocer
for Pyle's saleratus See that the the pack
age. Il
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san. e,.aanlaa,l.g real.,..


Which gave this Circus. 100 ls6l nn exalted reputation
Tor excellence and respcctahlt,, will govern II this
Season.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20

THE HAIR AND sCALp-Dr. George W. Baheock-
Scientific Dermatoiogst rs Winter Street Boston sue
oessuly treats all diseases OF the Hair and Scalp Loss OF
Hair, Premature Groyness Badness, etc. Dr. Bahcock
treats the Hair and Scalp Physiam-not upon any
cone Remedy System but adapts the remedies 10 the
pfc requirements Of each lie devote his attention
frcsiely diseases ofhe Hairand Scalp treating them
in the most advanced European methods and not Ia the
imperfect manner hitherto generally adopted in the
United States, No charge for consultation. pamphlet
with the State Assayeis report upon Or. Bahcoeks
thirteen remedies free. 0sG0 daw.eow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20

Desire 10 announce The Second Tour Of their Popular
Circus through the state and repeat their earnest
thanks for the many ftvor bestowed upon them during
the yisit Of
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining ia the Montpelier Post Office,
May 10, 1865.
LAnIEs.-Miss Julia L. Badger 3, Phoebe N. Lawson,
GENrELMEN, Geo A. Brock Messrs, Calef Bro's,F. p.
Folsom, Charles Hunt Amnsa b. Huntington, @. d.
Keller james Russell, Horace o. stewart f. W. Shop
lee, F. Wicr John White Willard Il. Child.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20

Fully appreciaung the kindness and generosity shown
them ln their efforts % their patrons To- 1866 t
shall be the constant an OF sroyr MrupAY 10 rem.
def their Circus worthy Of the continuance Of public con-
ndencc aud support
The proprietor have no hesitation in assuring the
citTcns Of Vermont that the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20

DR.. BABoocK's HAIR DREssNc.-Tho State Assayor
recommends IT, No other preparation sqie, good
cheap Price One Dollar. Sold by Druggists every
where and by Dr. George W. Babcock, Scientific DermR-
tologlst % Winter Street. Boston. O56GdaW,eow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-20

uu reason. aud We trust our Qualification for calling
Che public attention To- MouUp BArLEY's QruuVG
SYRUP. are furnished D., hc frequency and fatality Of
Che d cases of infancy und childhood SO alarming and
fsr0ns nrc the doccascs that onc crn three dies bee
fore tlc hnh year These mct afford conclusive argu.
mont ur enforcing mothers Tine Importance OF using
remedy (which contains mo- Morphine Poisonous Drug
and newer mls when timely uscdl to effect cure o.
,upaty a...t. Che child through the months of teothiug
alas nl pain reduces Inflammation, corrccts ecdlty OF
the stomach, aud never nails TO regulate the bowels
mako- sick and weak children strong aud healthy pro-
duce. natural sleep Cor tc child thereby aGoring rest
to tho mother For summer complaints pyscuter, and
Darrloa, 10 has uo equal ForWnd Collie Conrulsons
Gripping. as. 90 mower nii. 90 give Immediate relief
Norma Burt1'. QriuVr sirrr. or children is an
rdnal medicine, we'll established therefore use no
other aud SOU Orc nte. For A.o JOS all Druggists and
uaarlcr. n Nrdieuc.
4. RICHARDS Sew London Comm
Agent ur the United States IiIy
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Legal ilntices,
CTATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS
Ia Probate Court, held az Montpelier within and for
said District, on the jth day Of May, A. d. l36s.
Willis Lane ofPldiudeld guardian of Lee v and John
G. Lane. minor heirs Of John G., Lame late Of planfeld
ia said district, deceased, makes application TO said
Court for license TO sell the following described real
tate 0f bis said ward, TO wit Then interest Ia the right
OF homestead in the estate Of the said John Lane aore
said representing that the sale thereof for the purpose
putting the proceeds of such sale at interest invest
n te same In stocks or real estate would be beneficial
tu said wards
Whercup0n, Il Is ordered by said Court that said APP
pcat0n be referred 10 session thereof TO be held at
the Probate Omce, In said Montpelier, the 26th day
May A. d. Sd-, for hearing and decision thereon; and
i s hrtrr ordered, that an persons interested be no
ned hereof by publication Of notice Of said application
aud order thereon, three weeks successfully in the Yer
mont Waterman and state Journal, printed at Mont
pcor before said time OF hearing that they may appear
AZ said time and place, and, If they sec cause object
thorct0
by the Court Attest
t2H r. r. MERRILL, Judge
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r. r.. r. n BRAZIL
We refer The render tu Che ulluwIug testimony iu favor
uf uu. RAILWAY, RrvEntfs from gentlemen at hieh
character Brazil Persons douhtng the gcnuincness
90 the requested DO write tn the parties also To-
Che L. Consul n Rio. TO the correctness Of che state
meuts aud status ul Che writer Forc,ery word not true
the sum Of one hundred dollars viii Dee paid
RIO nE JANEfuo, March % 1850.
Ncs-n.. RA1NirNuo G. LEuE s Bu0.s
dESrLEWEN lin answer TO your favor Of 10th instant
asking my opinion in regard To- the efficacy 0f DR. Rad.
way Co.'s preparations J am happy 20 say that ]
consider ths Rc1ef and Pihs The icst remedies ever
known, and tl form such uu opinion am obliged TO
prove TO- which viii do willingly, viEs suffered so
much from collie" that when attacked il pained
much that preferred death 10 such .uIerings
took everything That was recommended hut Il no
u-c ut last took of Roadway Pills amer which the
pains very moderate aud then thou ght that
cured but the pains still more violent (Which at
tribute 60 e negligence on nay part Ia not following IL
fup o.. drectcl) that was obliged 10 give In to my
ffiend FrcTucst 90 take some Relief which hc gave
me in dose 90 one alpoon iu tumher of water. In
thc interval OF three minut felt relieved Immediately
and fifteen minutes after the pain ceased Il II three
months since had un attack, and should feel any
symptoms of it take the Relief" will do an in ms
power 90 convince the Doctors 0 the goud results of these
nedlr1meuts, 20 that they may prescribe them.
ana, goutlcma your ohcdient servant,
Luz JOSH pt slLrA CAMros.
See Dr. Railways Almanac for l7ds-R. r. r. sold by
Druggists. liil5.daW
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"a Q a t h u.s..

r>--~~~-~-~->
In Hartford, EDwIs K. son Of Hon. r.. G. and NJ.
Watson, aged months and " days
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MAGNoLIA wArER.-A delightful toilet artcle-supo
rlor to Cologne, and at half price liil5
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Prominent IN TUE TROUPE OF
STONE d MURRA US CIRCUS

ana THE ANNEXED srrra-ruSESr ARrlsrEs
MHe Emile Henrietta,
The most daring and graceful Equesrenne in the world
From he principal Amphitheatres sf Paris London,
cities, o. season in America
The Great Jain Henru
The superb Defiance Champion Equestrian, bold and
finished artistic whose eats are intensely exciting late
Director Of the Cirque Napoleon Paris his first
MUe Jeanette EHSler,
The dashug TightRope Dansouse, hor first season in
America
Mss Emily Cooke,
Tho splendid English Manege Equestrienne der first
season In Amerea)
IL lame Burfe,
The Champion Bareback Ilorscman the best Rider the
world has ever produced.
The Goldie Brothers,
George Henri and Claude the peerless Sensational Gym
Mr.. jain n. Murray and Prot. George
II. Hutchinson,
The Excelsior Acrohas celebrated tor the vnr prnce
and spirit which they mpart to their attractive ieH,s
Mr.. Den Stone,
The skillml Doctor Of Fun" and popular Clown Ia,
peoples mvorte exponent Of Mifth and Wit
Mr.. MAJ dustin,
The merry Monarch Of Testers" finished Vocalist
and scholarly liumorst, and Versatile Performer o.
astonishing abilities.
George COAX,
noted English Equestrian, his first season in America
Mr.. Burt Johnson
The Champion Leaper, and thorough master Of the
routine Ofa Circus Performer.
Mr.. Harry North, +.
The most expert Tumber in the world.
Mr.. George Murray
The Grotesque Pancratist
Mr.. T. Williams,
Tho wonderful Equilihrist
The above Performers will he aided by complete force
Of auxiliary talent the whole forming the LAR Est ant
MOST BRILLIANT CIRCUS TROUPE in the world.
Prof G, ?. HurcHsoN's ACTING DOGS
and
Drs sroxEs COMIC MULES
VIII continue 10 be- Interesting and Amusing Features
this Circus.
The unequalod NEIr YORK OPERA BaND, Of Prof
OSCAR p PERRY, will furnish the Music.