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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-06
How Much does it Cost ?

1t will only cost you one dollar to buy
bottle of Edward Wilders Ssrsaparilla
and Potash" which will, beyond doubt,
cure you, or any Of your family, of Scrof-
ula in all its forms, ScrofuIous Sore Eyes,
Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Skin
Diseases-no matter how, old or invet-
crate, every known variety of Constitu-
tional Syphilis or Venereal Disease,
Glandular Swellings of the neck or else
where, Chronic Chills and Fever. letter,
Weeping Sore Leg, Ulcers Of every kind,
Pimples on the Face, Ringworm, Scald-
head, Falling ofths Hair, White Swelling,
Hipjoint disease, Chronic Erysipelas,
Dropsy, etc. For the rapid and perma-
nent cure of all the above diseases this
preparation stands unrivaled, and q cure
is guaranteed in every case when used
according to directions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-06
REGULATOR.


m A. ~, - ~ she HAD aIssaSss
OF depression Of spirits, heartburn. collie or
pains In the boHele. pain in the head, fever and
agne. dropsy. boilR, pain in back and limbs,
asthma. erysipelas. female affections, and
bilious diseases generally.
Prepared only By j. n. ZEILIN 4 CO.,
DRUGGISTS. Macon, g. p--.se. 81 BY mail 81 IS.
Hundreds Of highly respectable pertons can
fully attest to the virtues Of this valuable ned
ieine.And 70 whom We can easily rcier.lce-9-72
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-06
How Much does it Cost /?


1t will only cost You one dollar to buy
O bottle of Edward Wilder's Compound
Extract Wild Cherry" which has never
been known to fail in giving rapid and
prompt relief in all kinds of Coughs,
Colds and Catarrhs. In Bronchitis, Lar
ynchitis, Asthma and Phthisic it gives
immediate comfort, followed by rapid
cs.e. lis also admirably adapted to the
relief Of the cough and difficulty of breath
ing in Consumption. In Pneumonia,
Winter Fever, Pleurisy, aud every con-
ceivable form of Pulmonary disease, it is
indispensable, and should always be kept
in every household.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-06
How Much does 1T Cost :?

1t will only cost you twenty-five cents
to buy q bottle of Edward Wilder
Mothers Worm Syrup" which will GER
tsinly relieve your children of Worms,
which are indicated by pains in the
stomach, swelling Of the abdomen, pick
ing of the nose and ears, bad breath,
variable appetite, etc. 1t is pure
Syrup, and children will readily eat it,
spread on bread, and it is entirely harm
less in its nature, and never has been
known to fail in giving prompt relief to
the little sufferers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-06
How Much does it Cost /?

1t will only cost you one dollar to buy
bottle of Edward Wilder's Chill
Tonic" which is purely vegetable, and
will not only cure you or any Of your
family of Chills and Fever, Fever and
Ague, and every form, type and variety
Of Malarial or Paludal Fever or Affec-
tons, but will entirely drive them from
the system, which no other Chill medicine
now made will do. Don't buy any of the
old and worse than valueless nostrums,
but use only Edward Wilder's Chill
Tonic" as cure is guaranteed in all
cases.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-06
How Much does it Cost 2

1t will only cost you twenty-five cents
to buy box Of Edward Wilder's Fam
lily Pills." which is the best known COM
binatiou Of Medicine for Constipation or
Sluggish Bowels. In these conditions Of
the alimentsry canal, they are perfectly
infallible. As a purgstive in all Fever
aud Iuaammatory diseases, Acute Rheu-
matism, Inflammation Of the Liver,
Brain, Kidneys and Bladder, Fever and
Ague, Sore Eyes, Dizziness Of the Head,
Vertigo, Dizziness, ETC., they can not be
excelled, and no family should ever be
without them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-06

regularly and persistently
Il Is sure TO cure dyspep-
STA, headache, jaundice,
costiveness. SICK head
ache, chronic diarrhea,
affections Of the bladder,
camp dysentsFy Affections
Of TIE kidneys, fever. nor-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-06
II &c ~ r. x O. = M TIL T.
ATTORNEY AT Law,

WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS OF
w Memphis-StAte and Federal. Law and
Chancsry. etc. H
No. 81 NORTH csartst. Iz-iss
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University of Nashville.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
u,HE TWENTIETH COURSE OF Lee
i lures will commence on the first day OF
November next The Preliminary Course
commences on the g. st Monday in October.
Theory and Practice--W. X. Bovling. MD.
Obstetrics X. Winston, MD
Chemistry-y. BerIien Lindsey, MD.
Surrery-William 4. Briggs, MD:
Institutes Thomas l.. Maddin. ID.
Clinical Medicine-William L. Nichol, MD.
Materia Medica-JohH ". CALENDER, MD.
Anat0my-Thomas 3. Buchanan. NIB
SurRical Anatomy-Van 5. Lindsey, " ID.
Demonstrator--Henry n. Compton, ND.
FEKs.--The American Medical Association.
at the meeting In May last AZ New 0rleans.
passed resolution that no &C hool charging less
than sl20 while il favored By large majority
Sil0l should be represented IN that body. mo-
should graduates Of such schools be recognized.
N erefore the ticket for the full course Of lee
tures Is si40: matriculating, S.; dilseotinE.
$40: grnduating, $50. For additional informa-
ton apply 70 J. BEkkIEN LIN DSLEY, -
40 oaw-iaSs Dean II The Facuify.
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MEnTEs BASx.

ATA MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF
a Dirsctors 81 hi. Bank, held this day, h;
ii. aunn vns elsstsd "a be tlashier. instsad Of
loe-1D President.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-06
Notice or Dissolution.

NOtiCc Ol DtesOiutlOus
THE C0-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
il existing. between the underlined. under
tie frn name Of Murphy 4 cPse, e this day a.
sumes ali the liabilities Of the firm and Is alone
authorised 70 coD ect its assets. . =
1lF LII MURPHY.
Memphis. Jsi,sL 2. Is. CASH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-06
DIR. sIMMONs'
Liver Regulator.

A preparation OF roots and herbs, warranted to
be strictly vegetable. and can do no injury TO
any one. IL has been used by hundreds, and
known for the last thirty-dve years as one OF
the mostreliable, ofhcacious and harmless prep
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30
2a6 bic r,aben Musenlieoer
Mie sum S@1afe finfe1 1teber,
Ct but ernfli9 na@seba4t
@ie ben Sag bu su9ebraAt.

49, Gin Wedie1b1att perlanst etnen ebrlt'
den anaben, uni einen n1eufer baraus gu
MAIDEN. @ebr ein1abenb fur 4rtflt4e @l'
tern
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Guhnlf 6eS I. 6cfteS fir 1869.

s % $ %%$ s$$ $$$ aS$$ SSS s$$% s$$s$$ S$ E& s 5yss.$ Ej$ s$$$ s s$sS$ $ Ss$ 5s%
s@m S@%%San5sMM@% -a"""s @""""" @1 " @"m ~ s~m~~. nmm smm.m- mmaua mn
s"s ST. g% :%% S% %ara sa ss gS$%sSss%% %a3 u S%%ss &%&%@"ss $$&@%s% g%aaaas" M$%%%%1S %%" SIT
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30
Sir ben @etreipebau

bieten bic Q6ntereiea tn 20 Gvunties 9enuetta, xttStt,
St.arns unb Meeler ruSbertrcfene Wcrtbetle bar. Gartaer
ans BEN SAliden staaten seben hiefea QGnbereien bi ibrer
Nusratl sen gor3us, als Ste, trel&e I'D am teaen gum gau
bes aDei;ens, ben, eruben @tapelartuel tes uehlt&en pan.
bells eienen. Dtefe Gpunties %entbalten aud etnen Net4..
ttuu, Srn Waltuneen bes fd6nfeu barten 9rlies, mad
uelde,1 erpee Na&frase fir perf&iebeue 3mede IL. une
rel6es etnen eaten Nlatft ben Giienbatnen entlang fnbet,
unb ni&t aQein fir bic Rldrune bes Qaubs entftasiet;frn
bern ha Qdnh {elhf hesdhlt fad6t. !. L---- 49, -.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

SIN einem @treite lber bie!6eseli9eSbilo'
fppbie fast @iner gum Anbern:
std babe erf nod siel gu besretfen, pas
Nnbere f9pn besriden baben, a1s bab t@ bte3ett
bdtte, mid aud nod auf Dinse ein3uladen
bic Mnbere nod nidt besrifen babsn."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

Ginen, Tiafer feblte CUR
Mbfatrt naA benz Orte fetner 8eFir1u1u'9
1ur nod eineYerlon,a1s f& Elm an6ert otder
6err Dor feinen @asen fente nnb uitfabrena
.pp1te. Der6tafer fat Jpn erff etne9Se'le an,
{dittelte nit bem8ppfe unb fragile bar1' ben
. Mpblbeleibten: Rehnen Se's ni@t lbel,
wpllen Gig }ar5 nit. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30
2eiet! 2eiet!! 2eiet!!!

SSVC1S ~SVS%~~~
9eiet tenft, unb tbut cure Yfi9t !
Gintse aufridtise uuh wobleemeinte Wrrte an msiue
beutfden Greunbe.
Wanf4f ibr fit Cure gamiIte etwss sa ttstslanen I'm
Sale Guree Mblebens?
Wanfdt tbr fur Guer etseaes Alter etpas ~ beFseu2
Manf&t ttr Gusr @sn'atb fret pom sersea fur bic 3a'
fnnft? .
NanfGt ttr cine Fdere unb f6 aatlenbe auldee ..spn et-
mem Ttele Cures g~erbtenfes su rnaden2
sdnen beEeren pber idereret Wea, ala Guer Qeben0 III perF.
dern unb feline biuieere unb fidere Company as Sic Mfu'
tual Qife Snfuranee e.. ron Stem gsrf. Gptal gernGseu
Get. 4. 1868 Iber So, 900, 900. Deatf9eu u: enslti&e Dam
1873 Dritte 6tra6e, 81. pauI, Mtnn., pber i'd werte .auf
0erlaneen bet ~benienisen surfpreden. bic Muftaruus Iber
bieien 8eeenfanb panf1en. uenu Ne MIR brieFtd an3eisen
no uub mann id fe trefen tann. 50 NJ. YpmeIL.
Md21 Meeut fIr Ct. paul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

Qeftipn.-g Stun 1T Is aber
bas eestmal, bas i'd betne@ @ulber' beaa1le.
gu must beine 9ebensmetie dnber1, etn
braudbares Mitslieb Der menfalt9en @eiea<
fdaft rperben, nit einem @prte Du n1ubt
biz cine blbf9e Trau nebuae1?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30
,&prallensfhu0re|
aefhl;ffner uro nnse(aliftnsr @snanktr.
wersetblt4er Srrtb u NJ.

". , .
@er3ettlt1er 5Srrtbum.
.@rubeImeier: Marunt babtttr ber1t
eurea Mufentempel In etnen 9cl3f9uppen
un~neeparbelt? a1 la
5impe1buber: sSn einen 9pla..
fdupYen?!- Daacn tpeib i9 'ptrtlt@
rtdts. Du must tppb1 iebr auf benz "6o1s'
,pese" iein. ..s
@rlbe1meier: &eineswess, bena a1s
i6 aeRern Mbenb ta Yorbet 9it9, .bbrte t4
elm rabrises 9ol3fasen barinnen. 3
@tmpelbuber: @iebf bu, tpie bu
bid irrf! Das mar ia unier neaes vg1e4".
Muiiteprps! @. ~..a~z
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30
MlppS Meter.

MlDD8 Wteter.
Gde Der @ierten unb Sadfun @trabe.
9t. paul, g 9 s. Wttn1tetptd.
Gup6eblt ben, ssatiaen gublitum feiaen neusn
Grudtz Ganpy< unp @rpcerte @tpre.
Die befen @rpcriezD aaren far ben 8amilisu@ @ebrau9
t~rnpprtirte Tri@te, &anbies unb Eancgtpaaren AZ.
@Dteltp aaren! @pteItp aaret!
@ceben ertaltet zine d s ~ Iusaatl Dor Spielmearen.
Nlit benz Stpre 1T ~Serbunben cine asE, ,
&efaurattpn .
wpielbR ~ ieter Belt NIT elmer belitaten Safe &affee uni
fes Sprrdttteem Badrerf, furie Grfrtidunsen jeber Dirt
III uad6isen Yretien aufserartet terben tann.
nj MlptS Wettr
@epre Benz. .. s. 9. Boot.
@epr8 8er,j s 81.
DireeteS pprteure*rn !.
Deutl9en, Gransbfi@en unb Galifor>
inter- @ei1ea urb 2iqueuren.
@rosbdnbler in +.
J Bourbon, Monpnsabela uns &eY @bistey.
49,. 297 Drite @trase, smif4en. @aibinstpn uub @arts
r ,strabt, 81. PAUL @einnecta. j
DSP Die be5en inpprtirttn Meiue feta
an pant. Mi
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-30

WuItktp@fp. @ - Ht Hr' .
2ebutsrt8eln.
Ser @las, auf ben bes'sebens Dene,
Mit Tlutb unb Gbbe bid setrasen,
Der 1T fir bid bic re4te @te4e,
Den fa1e aus nit ean3er &raft
limb tpeun bu @utes..bort sei4af,
Damn ptrb Ct fider biz bebasen.
Sober @tanb bat feline 8eftmmuns. Der
&aiier .ptrb seialbt,ber 3puwd&ter sef9n,iert
unb Der @auferjunse -sepi9ff."
Mue iene, bic fi9 bas @erbienf Mnbe>
rer sul9reiben, slet@en benz &esenbpsen,
beden fplse Sarben serfAwtnben, fobalb f1@
bic @onne surad3iebt.
,@ladli9 ber, pel9er fern Don Der Stabt
wie bas alte @eiale&t Der Sterblt4en bte
eiaenen Sluren nit pdterltden 0@ien, man
ent1dulbise ID raetne pdterlidea
Tluren NIT eisenen S&ien bebaut."
@pfenfeneel: &pntnaen @ie NIT 2ie<
benfe1b, au 2epiniobn, Elm @1as @etn trim
fen. F. .. ...It.
9iebenfe1b: @ie tpi0en &cienfensel,
iA BIN epn1erpatip, 9epinfobn aber 1T etn
Mann bes Tprtf9ritts, er 1aa9t tn
3ufunfts pein unb Der 1T Mir III 1sbr Sc"
fhSnt.
2aG bic ntuben Musenlteoer
SHE iun1 @91afe fnfen rteber,
Ct but ernfli9 na&seba6t
Mie ben Sag bu susebraAt.
-Gin Me6le1blatt Yerlan9t ei1ten ebrlt"
den Rnaben, unit eine1 ,1eufer baraus 5u
MAIDEN. @ebr einlabenb fur 4rialt9s g.
tern !!
Gin Memterjaser maAte Sasb auf ein
Mr1t. Yus man eintpenbete, ba6 er ba3u
nidt bic rDtbisen Sdbtsteiten beise, rtef
er: vMi&tfdbts2 SD btt su @l1em
fd1i9"
sc5n eineu @treite uber bie6eselY9eSbilp'
fppbte fast Giner gum Mnbera;
SD BABE erf nod siel gu besreifen, mas
anoeref apn besriftu baben, als bab t@bie3ett
bdtte, mid AUDI nod auf Din9e ein5alaner
bic Mnbere nod niat besrifen baben."
Turhtbar nj. - SIN ct. Yaula
1T Is aur 3ett 70 marin, bab nereDfe Dau'e11
tn ten gprfeaunseu I'M Spernbauie ii@ muir
bur6 Understanding besSa@ers sor b:m
acknowledgement faasen.
Qeftipn.-8ater: Stun 1T Is aber
bas eestemal, bab i'd beine@&ulben be3a91e.
Oh mutt beine 2ebensnpetie dnbern, etn
brau&bares Mitslieb Der raeniali@en @sietl>
fdaft werben, nit einer. @orte Du 'aust
biz eine babf9e Trau nebmen?
mie bic @d1anse ben gose1 bannt, 70 fsl
ft1n bic @etrante n1an@e Men1@en.
DerDide.-Gi nert Tiafer feblte CUR
Mbfabrt 1a9 ben, 0rte feiner setttrtu1u1's
aur nod eineYerl on ,als f@ Elm dnserit otder
.6err Yor 5einen Masen fte1te unb mitfabren
ppute. Der5tafer fab Jpn erf etnea1eile an,
fhs++e{+p nit hem@pnfe unb fraote barn ben
@ublbeleibten: Nehn.en Ses 1tAt neel'
&pp1en Sie }an5 nit. :.
Mdtbfel.
Der climber, benz bic 1este1 ge'pen
Den qrensert nrtbeilsfpruA pousteeen'
Gntiaet benz @lade unb ben Sreuoef,
Die in Der @rfen ibnt nod bluper.
h. Dos@anse fot1 es einft enti@etDe1
., ,M~A o....~ r.>o.@ 1nnnpn @hldfe.
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Mdtbfel.

Der climber, ben, bic 1esten Seiben
Den frensen lrtbet1sfpra9 spnste1em
Gntlast benz @lade unb ben Srenoen'
Die in ber Grften ibnt nod Maben.
% Das@an3e fou es einft enti@eibeu
Naa sineu1 lanseu, 1ansen S4lote,
81 er se.mirft f. niele 2eiben,
81 ~ 9elinhe rpar bte Citrate.
AuF6iuns bee @dtblels IN Mr. 81
u@asenrdber." T..
=iala atafselbf bur& bic 9ssren s. ". &re'e1
q. Rc6ba9 unb 8. unb 81. Saprn.
tHam eafA :,
<a'aS San III Elm unresu1drer s4albs III
np@ssR edelbafter, resuld1a y
1snn9 sta " ,...-
1890 4 Ga& mtbr auserifta 81 er aupsfsa
h,r asmeS. 81 bAbt thinner spd se'3eHSst 0'e""H'
.aElaNluAMaRM
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Gin Memterjaser maGte Sasb auf Elm
Mrat. N1s man eintpenbete, bab er ba3u
nidt bic nDtbisen Tdbtsfeiten BETTE, rtef
er: ,Mi&tfdbts? Sd BIN 3u Al1en1
fdbt9"
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
GEE rHR rELEoRAM CARTOONS.
LOOK OUT rOR FRIDAY NEXT.
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES
GREAT LOCAL Hrrs.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOCS.
BERaH rAKRs THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsrs ARTISTIC wIrrIcIsxs.
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON
rnE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY NEXT
GEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY NEXT
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES.
GREAT LOCAL HITS
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOCS
BERaH TAKES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsT's ARTISTIC wIrrcIsMs.
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY NEXT
GEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY NEXT.
AsERIEs OF PICTORIAL JOKES
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS
BgRGH TAKES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsT's ARTISTIC wITTIcIsas.
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY NEXT
GEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY NEXT
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES.
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND TUE DOCS.
BERGH TAKES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsT's ARTISTIC wITTICIsMs.
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED
GREAT TRANSPORTATION sCENR.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED
ANNA DICKINSON on THE RAMPAGE.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY NEXT.
GEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY NEXT.
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES.
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS.
BERaH TAKES THE FIELD
LOOK OUT FOR NAsT's ARTISTIC NITrIcIsMs.
THF GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY NEXT.
GEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY NEXT.
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES
aREAr LOCAL HITS.
xAyoR HALL AND THE DOCS.
BERaH TAXES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsIs ARTISTIC wIrrroisxs
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON
THE ORDER OF THINGS REvEesEp.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DgcipsD.
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY NEXT.
GEE TIE TELEGRAM cARrooss
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY NEXT
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JoxEs
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS
BEaaH TAKES THE FIELD
LOOK OUT FOR NAsr's ARTISTIC wIrTlclsMs.
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER or Ti:::ssas ks7sissbp.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON on THE RAMPAGE.
sEE rBLEoRAN oAsrooN or FRIDAY NEXT.
CEK THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS.
LOOK OUT FoR FRIDAY MKT
SERIES OF PICTORIAL Jokss
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE Doaa
REggH TAKES THR PreLp
LOOK OUT FOR N,sr's ARTISTIC wIrrIcrsxs.
THE oREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE OAnroos.
rnR ORDER or THINGS REVERSED
GREAT TRANSFORMATION Some.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON or FRIDAY NEXT
GEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS
LOOK 0Ur FOR FRIDAY MKT
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AMUsENRNTs.

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fowERruL oscHE;sHrSeAc Ac,oe,ts
have been to this Inauguration OF opers roIaaas IN tas
United States prestige Of which shoa be fesos
'lis Iy X eiiisi HasSrRy Il sss RHsIi0I BEI
s4TukDA sTukDAT EShsSsasHsnE EEasGaoEE
w forsy-seeona fory-es representation 'S' week
LAST LAST FEsESssAsSFs FFEsESssAsSFFs.
kyEs EVERY BAY. BAY. Al ScLoSs,, SSccELooGSss, ssrssE, sEE
EVERY EVENING, Al . "o'cLock. ryeNlse
of the grsndss speeacular buresaue pan.a' ever pre-
ESsiss$s H'S$$$i'Ss$s i'$$'ss$s SsSsSs SSssSSss$Sss SsSs$E;
with s une1uslled cast OF characters AMI nssaaes''
In active pr.pa,s;isn as isb ss sgEssqss % Ssp,r q
COMIC BALLET PANroMiME.
VALLACK's THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
Thursday June 4 STILL WATERS RUN Dthr.
Friday June { MARRIED. LIFE.
Saturday, June 5--MASkS AND FACES.
In OF the great preparation necessary Tor @
production OF the Laur Troupe AMI the psnlonline
THERE WILL BE NO MATINEE on Satlgiayi june ..
The day win be rssuuei TIE saturday i0
lowing and continue ;ll further notice.
Tho celebrated
LAJRl TROUPE
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE Z.
In one OF those peculiar panonimes with WHOA hcr nsne
and fame distinguished from a others this branch OF
gacc deicscy OF execution OF tae
French Ravci with .hc snd animal visoT OF she
English Crimaldi school.
Box (for She great buriesque panicmNms, IL now
open.
YCHEArRr FRANCA'S. CIllLPE;;;c so-Nr;H!:
CLOSE OF rHE OPERA BoUFtE skAsON.
Limited to few NIGHTS.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING,
Hcrve's opera bouiie and chef d'oeuvre
CHILPEEIG, CHILPERIC ~CufLPERiC,
which will be presented with appropriate cosuoes
aud sppontments Tor which this theatre - dsnsalshed
ALL THE FAVORtTE ARTISTS OF THE COMPANY.
It's representations must necessarily be LIMITED TO
FEW NIGHTS 10y contract all engagements for The sea
eight months made In Paris and New York. terminate
on the 9th OF June, with
FEANCIs, MUSSAv, DEI1GNE.
MONDAY. BENEFIT OF Nile CESCLAUzAs, CHiLpERic
Orchestra seats 81 0 private boxes seats " and $e
prosceniun. BIZ Admission ii family circle, 80 cents.
Seats secured Schner 70 and Peters, ty3 Broadway,
and at the theatre
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COAsTS

pACIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPhsY's
y THOUGH LINZ To
Through fsie frst Cabin New York and San rrancisc,
plri'c. inside. second Cabin. ktrrfsg
Steamer. OF IKE above line leave s,.r No. a. Norm ry.
f"ct Ol Cana street, AZ u Oc ock noon,
On lst llth aud 2lst, each iaop,h,
eaer when those Jays is on Sunday then The day
One hundred pounds baggage free each Medicine
sud attendance free.
Jgss H. ALASKA Captain Gray, connecting with GOLDEN
Steamer lssylrg June n connects closely with steamer
skLAT REP BIC, eavng San Francisco July for China
koIicE 10 sniprrRs- Freight FOR steamer ALASKA re-
.ctcd uni j. NJ on Thursday, June No. Al usual facilities
siurdrd shippers in cui eciing ulRnd charges Ac.
ror relrh, or assage tckets all further iDforston
Icy ~ W. tonpauys ticket oDce on the wharf, foot Of
street. y. u. BABY.
NEW LINE FOR ST. DOMINGO sr THOMAS. ST.
Dniningo Sity, SaiDaus nj rucrta In Plata
ps urs csss steamship TYDEE, Captain D.. A. Deianov,
roes le"ye per Nos North river, saturday June Z AZ
FOR freight % passage fhavnr superior Accommodation,
~PP" ""sroffo"p' iLhsfOH 90, ~ broadway.
JIN1rhn STATES MALI. TO HAVANA
" ATLANTIC NAIL sTEkMSIiir roaPkNy
sailing regularly every Thursday. al O'clock y N nrcc.x
NokRO CASTLE, Captain u. adams .........,juns,
COLUMBIA. CAPTAIN y. Van Sico. 80. ......... ,ne ~
For freight or passage a2p'yt?,
No Bowling Oifoen.
HAVANA, sIsaL AND vEah CRUZ.
L Aew orb and Nexican Mall Steamship Line, ssuns
sseIy twsnty days from pier ~ East river, al IL n.
CRY 'OF MEXfc1' csptaiD Deakoc, Fridsy, Juaei "a
CLbOfAfRh, CAPTAIN Phi ies, TbsIsSsy, jugs
50 grosdgs.
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rNONY PASTORS OPERA HOC Sc. al BOwE
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AMusEOIRNra.

n Losses and S;sasa s:s4GsSHS sv5osss asssrr 'AL-zs
LYDIA isEasIssrS aAsssgSs ssoVFT
caorssuSs e ,Sf Tss!s SsHsSa ssSfTSsi TDssosas.
EVERY EVENING /" Noon g Y az .ad SATURDAY AFTER
viii b. presented an entirely new Eastern Spectacular Bur-
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written by Heary b. FarnIc
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and the Great fRAso PTf sShff f6AsGEns
NJ 'Iooo0"' rLAoEoLEI
Acr. AFTER DECK Or , A cgSAso sfhaaEk'
THE AaHa@4Ss REa4SsS SSEs tS5aE y!S1SSA. e SAsAA
THE THE aRasb aAsEs fssfisaE III M92E1aaHH& 1saeHs&
uAsvrtlops psa aF'ssfarosMAscE 'sf
FIRST siNaAb si' 3 H'i Ma4SEE iH HsATSsoAa. xTsrM
NrIsLos GARDEN.-IMMENsE TRIUMPH
#s$$:E 6 8: $sHss $sHss# $zsHs
in the new bnrlesgne Of
siSBAD iSsAD TrHaEE siIs sAiIoR
pOoTH's THEATRE.
ID Twrntythird street between Fifth and SIKH avenues
EVERY EVENING AND sATrRpAY MATINEE
MISS FANNY MORANT
TIE LADY Y OF LYONS,
Produced after careful and elaborate preparations with
new scenery by Messrs Lewis whhau,
New costumes by Thomas joyce. .,...,.
New machinery by Dunno and assistants,
And with FULL. and EFFICIENT cast.
Seats secured ak days in advance OF the
theatre Its branch ticket ONCE at the music store q u
THEATRE CoMIoUE.-opPOsITE ST. NICHOLAS
l Hole. THE LAST WEEK.
81 TIE L LAST WEN; ,,E .con
The management very respecfullv announce to their
'' w PosiTTIyELxS THE /; LAST .Sn WEEK
or THIS POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT.
Pus appearance m and m for ,lt,,s. n; week only OF
comedian and burcsque actor for the prin
cIps London theatres.
First week OF the talented actress Mss NARY WILLS:
LAST wEhS WEEK pE TIE DC fH GfE SAnp rTao rkoEf
LAST WEEK or Mr. g cE0sGE t tI;s G. B0yirAcE. s
LOVE IN LIVERY
AND THE JACOBITE.
I..sT WEEK or Mr.; OWEN TAWCLTT;s
SATURDAY NEXT LAST MATINEE AND NIGHT OF
THE SEASON.
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"1UFr@" FORMERLY on AZ cypAp sTppET uha
~, removed 70 es h'bo''y street. Rsssau ard roady
IA n1 ns'sty lowest prSes. NHb JoBaslJN VAN rAa'
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CTEAM TO ANTWERP.
y INMAN LINE.
CITY OF LIMERICK, June
CITY OF ID! BLiN, July l.
and monthly throughout The season.
RATES OF PASSAdE.
FROM srw S Sosk caS..,cv FROM MO gold
strersge.....- 35 currency S'eersge So gold
~ JOHN q. DALE, Agent
10 liroaiwsy, New York.