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DERRY DAVIS, apAlN.klLLER.n
is THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY ExTANi

is THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY ExTANT.
THE PAIN-KILLERi is equally applicable and Of.
L Gclcious to Yonng or old.
# HE P.AIN-KILLER is both an Internal and Ex-
L ternal Remedy.
RI HE PAIN-KlLLER should be used at the frst
4 manifestation Of Cold or Cough.
r lie PAIN-KILLER is good for sprains and
i bruises. Try it.
TJIE PAIN-KiLLER curcs the Toothaehe.
IT He PAIN-KILLER Is a,verlte with all classes.
TINE PAIS,KGLLER will cure chilblnins.
IT HE PAIN-SILLER will cure Cholera Morbss.
# HE PAIN-KILLER will euro Dyspepsia.
THE PAIN-KILLER is the Great Family Medicine
T he PAiN-KiLLER viii cure Painters Collie.
THE PAIN KILLER is good fer scalds aud burns.
TIE PAIN-KILI.ER gives Universal Satisfaction.
THE PAlN-klLLER IL almost certain cure for
CHOLERA, and as, with, ut dOu!t, been moro sue
c2s5u in curing this terrible d euse; than any 9TH
or known remedy, er even tine most Emineut ct
SkilfuI Physic ans. In India, Africa and \ hins.
where this Dreadful disease seyer more or l. % pre-
Valent, the PAIN-KILLER is considered, by tho na-
tyes us well as by the European residents in those
climates. SURE REMEDY. y
THE PAIN-KI LLER is sold ny all Druggists an
Dealers in Family Medicines. rN<
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DOCK AGENTS WANTED FOR
III 9iDi1 Ll3iiFF .A
STRUGGLES AND TMUMPtIs OF

p. IT, B A R N w. N 4
warrrgy BY Hmsrtr. IL oSE LARGE ocrAvo
800 PAGss-PRIsrrD IN ESoLrsn
AxD GERMAx--33 ELEGANT FULL PAGE ESoRAvISos
IT EMBRACES Forty YEARS REooLLEcrIoss Of his
busy life, as Merchant, Manager, BANKER. Beotu
ref and showmap No book published 80 aeoepta-
bio all classes. Every one wants ii. Agents av-
orago from Fifty IA One Hundred subscribers week
We offsr Of ira Inducements. illustrated Catalogue
and Term to Agents scnt free, 4 ,r,ys n rTffsl
\ v,nas~tW WJsB. BURR CO.,
SRA ai--. 20, Pneiish'rs Hartford, ".
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II TO THE WORKING GLASS;

We arO now propa' Q to furnish all classes. WITH
con st II. cmpl ey nent at Ii, me, the whole Of tho
timo or for Il spare moments. Business new,
light, and profitable. Persons of either sex easily
from Sec to s. per eyenii &. and proportion
al sum de veting their whole time to the business.
Boys and rls earn nearly AS much ~ men. That
all who SCI this Altce may send their address, and
test tho business, make this unparalleled offer:
To such as are we'll stnd s. to pay for the trt u
bio Of writing. Full part cuia valuable sam
pie, which will do to commences work en-. and .
copy Ct The Peoples Literary Companieu '-cnsef
the largest nnd best family newspapers publi'hrd
all sent Tree by mail. Reader, If you want per-
,naaert uruhtahllc VT TX address 52-l3
.-ra. Address 4. {. ALLRf, Augusta, Me-.
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DR. wlsHART'S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.


1t is tho vital principle Of the Pine Tree obtainet
by which its ghcst medical properties are retained
1t inygofates the digestive organs and restores thu
appetite. 1t sirens thes the debilitated system II
purified and cnricbos tho blood and expcls from THO
y stem the corruption which scrofua breeds on thu
lungs. 1t dssolyes the mueusi'or 'Fhlogm which
stops the air passages of the Lungs. Its healing
acts upon the Initiated surface Of the lungs
leyip2 the pain and subduing inflammation. IL 10
the result vi ycrIs Of study and experiment, audit
is offered to the afflicted with positive assurance Of
its power to cure the following diseases II tho pa
tent has nct too Icing delayed resort to the means
Of cure y
Consumption ofMe Lungs, Cough, Sors-thrsst
afu Brsast, Bronchitis, Liver Complaint,
Blind and bleeding Piles. Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Diptheria, &c.
A medical expert, holding honorable collegiate
diplomas devotes his entire time to the Cxamina-
Of patientsat tho Office parlers. Associated with
him arc three consulting physicians Of acknowl-
edged enlinence, whose services arc given 10 the
publicirec Of charge.
Unexpectedly is offered by no othor institution
In the tountry. .tEstH .f Hl -
Letters from any part Of tho country, asking sd-
yit.ouwill tc promptly and gratuitousy answered.
'D4f' DRAFTS OR posT-oFFIcE ORDERS.
Price Of Wisharts American Dyspepsia Pills, 81 8
box Sent by mail on receipt Of prico.
Price III Wsharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial, $40
bottle or sti per dozen. Sent by kkfFesuA
Iii communications shb,ild &c a5aiossed fIH
Il. q e.. WILHARI, NJ, Dr.
No. 1872 north Second St.,
5lma philadslphis.
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CRITICAL NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

Four Dollars. s.-.
CRITICAL NOTICES or THE PRESS.
The Model Newspaper Of cur country. Com
pletc in all the departments Of an American.
Family Paper, Iiarper's Weekly has earned it,
self right to its title, "a Journal Of Ciyilisa-
ton. MY. Eve. Post. , s5 -Er
Harper's Weekly may be unreseryedy dsclar-
ed the best newspaper in Americ.-N. Y. indie.
pendent.
The articles upon public questions which APP
pcarin Harper's Weekly from week to week form
a remarkable series of brief political essays.
They are distinguished by clear and pointed
statement, by good common sense, by indepsn-
dence and breadth of view. They are the OK
preston Of mature convictionp high principle,
and strong, feeling and take their place among
the best newspaper writing of the tims.-Nerth
American Review, Boston, Mass.
sUBsCRIPTToNs.-1s1o.
Harper's Weekly, one year, $500
An Extra Copy of eithor the Magazine, " eek
ly, OF Bazaar will be supplied gratis for every
Club of Five Subscribers at I'd 100 each, in one
remittance; or, Six Copies for $1,000, without
extra copy. I'D
Subscriptions to Iiarper's Magazine, Weekly,
and Bazaar, to one address for one year, $1,000
or, two of Harper's Periodicals, to one address
for one year, 500. -.,
Back Numbers can be supplied at any time.
The Annual Lolumcs of Harpei's Weekly, in
neat sloth binding. will be sehtby exdreos, free
of expense, for S each, A complete Set, COM
prisiog Thirteen voidmcs, sent on receiptof cash
ut the rate of S525 per VOL, freight at expense
Of purchaser. Volume XIII. ready January !
1870.
The postage on IIarper's Weekly is 20 sa
year. which must be paid at the subscribe, I
/ postpaid.
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80 New York
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LOOK OUT AGENTS!

LOOK OUT AGENTS.!
.a 4g.atBEST CHANCE YET
$50 to 600 month made clear. Will sell
in nearly every family 500 men can now find
employment for Fall and Winter that will pay
Apply Immediately for terms, &C., lttn cent
scrip inclosod, } to D. L. GUKRNLEY,
.s. 40af.. Bookseller, Concood, N. II.
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And 10 any larger number AT the same rate. =
SAMPLE copies, free. Terms, 50 90 per annum'lh
Advance. N H.. A.. osd.r or reo-is-
Verou l9ss 9 81 Park Row, New York.
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,MoILLE COUNTY NAT. BANK OF
MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

,n. subscriber offer for sale mill property sit
mated on North brook in Eden 2 IL miles from
No. hNuv Mill "a BY 30 feet with tho upper sto
CIapTSGSs Of fordwoling, rooms being painted and
" uhsIe" wing is by "a feet opposite side of main
paPeI1u 10 his wing wheel house Is by "a feet
ouS isinng on to this wheel house saw mill 20 by
ana hi these buildings are clapbcarded, shin
~ ieesi ,b Short Single and nice jet around the
sCG VIII There is % feet diameter brcastwheel and
V.ol' cr water of l6 feet head. This property is in
M HOrt NJ heavily timbered section Of country,
la9 h eSars rare chance to mako money. forms
ana For further particulars call on or address
s:' i L. l.. POLLARD, Waterbury, or
Rev. Ira Gray, West Berlin,
p q, Address, Montpelier, VT. 2ns
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Buildings, College Street
Organized and commenced business Jan ! , se9
THE COMPANY

THE COMPANY
Is most liberal in favoring policy holders in pay
meHt of their premiums. rl.l y
Its rates Of Premiums are as low as any Com
pany can offer and do safe business.
Its dividends are declared annually on ALL
POLICIES, and applied IMMEDIATELY in
reduction Of premium, thus preventing the de-
lay Incidental to redemption Of scrip; added to
the policy, or paid in cash. LIZ nu
1t issues every desirable form of policy.
Losses are payable in SIXTY days after proof
Of loss. ...fs t,fe.. -1tEt
No Extra Rate is charged for Risks upon the
Lives Of Females. ...s.. ...-.,
This Company adopts the provisions Of the
Massachusetts, Non-Forfeiture Law.
e.. DIRECTORS. ....t.o
Torrey Z Wales, Attorney and Judge Prcbato.
Lenuel Platt Manufacturer.
Samuel II, ntin gton, Merchant. p I.IT
James A. Shedd, Merchant. ..... ae-.
Russel S. I aft, President.
Rodney S. Wires, Con. Ins Agent. 3
Nathaniel Parker, Pres. Burlington Gas Co.
j. D.Hatch, William Street.
Geo. f. Edmunds, ID U. s. SENATOR q
0mri A. Dodge, Pres. lst NATL -Bank, Bur
lington.
F. G. Kennedy, Manager Burlington Wooden
Mills
I awrence Barnes, Lumber Dealer.
OFFICERS.
Russell S. Tai, President taE
Rodney s. Wires Yico President.
! Warren Gibbs, Secretary.
+ Chas. e. Eaton, snpt. Ct Agencies, .astI
| W. II. II. KENFiELD, Agent, Hyde Park, VI.
0. W. SNYDER, Agent, Morrstown, VT. 33ins
HEATH IRISH, johnson, VT. qr..
1--WE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
IL PANY OF NEW YORK.
Cash Assets, Peb, /, 1869 s3l, s64,3ss7s,
AL Profits orer and above the Net Cost
Of the Insurance returned to the
Pozicy-Holders Annually.
THIS company Issued 5,45s more policies In 1853
than any other Company. NU 'sar. ra
Total inoomo $l,477,on more than any other
conmpany.
Total Assts $s,ois, 943 more than any other COM
Dividends paid In 1868, sI,35O,s25 more than any
! othcF csnpahJ.
THIS COMPANY HAS, FEB. /, 1869:
The largest number insured 62,466 Policies
The largest amount insured, s2C:' ls3, Sos 90.
The. largest amount of Assets, s3l ,s34,3s 76,
The largest Annual Income from Premiums Sll ),
406 979 60. .
The largest Annual Income from Interest, 'sl,-
635,s52 70. .u p. 20
The largest Annual Income from all sources, all
cash, sl3, 1881 o. .''' p
..l. IT HAS PAID .a s1r eye
The largest Cash Dividend, Qsss)--. ss,go5.ool II
p. D. BL0DGGTT, a
Special Agent for Northern Vermont.
St. JohnshurY, VT 3e-tf
ga Complete Pictorial History of tha
Times" ~.
.. -e..s-..f ---- --'- .aa.l a'
"Thc Best, Cheapest, and Most Success
full Family Paper in the Union"
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For I'll tho purpose, of laxative
Medicine. tttt

Perhaps no one mcdi.
cine is 80 universally ro-
quired by everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO UNIVERSAL
ly adopted into use, In
every country and among
all classes, rs this mild
but c,llcicnt prH'gative.
RAJ. The obvious rca.
son il, that it Is o more re4-
liable and far moro oHec-
tual remedy than any
49, fpl. ,.,t, 49,
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jrRRE 10 BOOK AGENTS.
lLLUsTRATED FAMILY BIBLE, 10 any Book
fsy"" gSS'siSihSsaiONfI PUBIIsilNd co ,yao
J bgv, Boston, Maes.
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REAT Dis j II b u I y n
By THE METROPOLITAN GIFT Co.
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF 100000
EMERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.


Cash Prizes, Silverware, Btc., valued at 100000
phanco to draw any Of the above prizes for 25
eehts Tickets describing prizes are SEALED In En-.
yeIopes and woll mixed. ',n receipt OF 25c aSealod
Ticket Is drawn, with choice, and sent ay mail 70
any address. The priced named upon II will be de:
liyored TO tho tickothOldcr on payment of ONE
DOLLAR. Prizes arc immediately sent to any ad-
dress by express or return mail.
You will know what your prize Is before you pay
for IL. ANY PRIZE EXCHANGED ron ANOTHER OF
the SAME VALUE, No Blanks. Our patrons can de-
pend on fair dealing.
REFERENCES. -Wo select the following from
many who have lately drawn valuable prizes, and
kindly permitted us to publish Them Andrew j.
Burns. Chicago $4,000. Miss Clara =, Walker
baltimore, Piano, $500 Jumes M Matthews, De-
trolt, q 900, John 4. Andrews Savannah, s5,0D0
Miss Agnes simmons, Charleston, Piano, $500. Wo
publish no names without permission. Gr
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS The firm Is relia-
bio, and deserve succoss.'--Weo kly Tribune, May
Z. eve know them TO he q fair dealing trm."-N.
Y. Herald May 90 ~ friend CT ours drew q $500
prize, which was promptly rccelzed." -Dasly News,
June2S. s s.f
Send for Circular liberal Inducements TO Ag,u,
satisfaction guaranteed. Every package OF Sealed
Enyciopes contains ONE CASH GIFT. SIX Tickets
for 81 Ia for $2j 81 for So 10 for t5. All letters
should be ADDRESSED s u WILSON'S co.,
| Eovl2 Ia5 Broadway, New yoik.
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Met pursuant to adjournment.
w. Fl. PARKER in the Chair.

A full attendance, and much interest
manifested
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Mild Certain, Safe, Efficient. 1t is far the best
cShartic remedy yet discovered, and at once re-
ycs and inyigoratos all the vital functions with
out caushing injury to any Of them INC most com
csltles and IL Is now offered TO tie general public
with the conviction that it can never fail to accom-
pIish all that is claimed for it, 1t produces little
Gno pain leaves the organs free from Irritation,
and never over taxes or excites system,
all diseases of tho SIX In, blood, stomach bowels,
liver, kidneys-ofchildren and in may. difficulties
peculiar to women 1T brings prompt relief and ecr-
tain cure. The best physicians rscommed and pre-,
scribe it and no person who once uses TINS, VIII
rtluEtarly return to the use Of any other cathar-
tt
Ssnt by mail, on receipt of price and postage.
Box, $025 Fostaye, y, GEMS
bOXes. LOO 10
10 D. : -" 80
ltssold by all dealers in drugs And modictaes.
TURNER & CO., Proprietor5,
2cev fremont Street, Boston, Mass.
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-Resolred, That copy Of these Keso-
lutions be printed for three months in the La
noble Newsdealsr
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OFFICERS.
Russell s. Taft President. tsE
Rodney s. Wires, Yico President.
Warren Gibbs, Secretary.
Chas. E.a Eaton, Snpt. CT Agencies. .aslI
Samuel w. Thsyer. NJ, D., Medical Counsel.
". II. II. KENFIELD, Agent, Hyde Park, VI.
0. W. SNYDER, Agent, Morristown, VT. 33ns
HEATH & IRISH, johnson, VT. tfr
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Moved that committee OF five be ap-
pointed by the Chairman to draft resoIu-
tons. Chairman appointed the following ;
Mcssrs. People, Owe, Lamille, County,
and vicinity.
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6th.-Resolped,-Th If a man come from a
distance to trade with US, he shall surely be made
gl.d, and the hospitality Of our house is sItsn-
ded to him.
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/" The Best, Cheapest, aud Most Success
full Family Paper in the Union"
II ARPER'S WEEKLY

.fr sPLINDn LY ILLUSTRATED rs .sq
In November vii ga IMAM AND
WIFE, a new4:' Jplcndidly IlIustrat-
ed, by Wilk, .tL .Arthor of ''Thc Woman
in White ''No N ne. ; t"Armad lc," and
"The Inconsistency Now Subscribers will be
supplied with IIarpar's WEEKLY from the COM
mcncement Of the Story to tho end Of 1870 for
Four Dollars ..-
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10th,-Resolved,--That we are thankful for
past patronage and fayors, and wish prosperity
to ali that wotld live aud let live.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-30

3d.-Rssolued, THAT we will Manufacture
better article for less money than any other house
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After reading The object of the meet
ing by the Secretary, it was moved by
Mr.. People that the present organization
be a permanent one, and that the officers
hold cfice as long as profitable. Unani-
mously assented to.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-30

5th.-Rtsolpsd,-- THAT our sap-Pans are the
bsst and cheapest manufactured,
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d.-Reolved, That VIC will manufacture
and cell mere Sugar Utensils the ensuing year
than sny other house in the State.
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4th.-Resolred That We will make III great
object for these wishing artisles Of Tin-Ware to
call on us and go away well timed up.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED, TO WIT:

1st-Rssolved,-Tha we will Danish Old Des-
truction, known as High Price, and place a
watch over him, that BIO return no more among
us forever. s
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w. Ii. PARKER, President.
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D ANJSHED9 BANISHED A.! !

CAMBRIDGE, W., Nov. 9, 1869.
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7th ,-Rssolped,- That We will constantly
keep on hand full line Of Arch Castings, and .
general assortment. Of Heavy aad Light Hard
ware, Mechanics Tools, &C., BE.
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FURNITURE. .FURHITUKk...
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sasRIff's SALES.

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bank OF New Orleans. New Orleans
June L. ise-ln aoeordsses with sections and Of th
Banking the State Of Louisiana" approved March Is
te notice Ia hereby given to the holders Of the circulating
notes Of Bank duly audited the provisions Of
present the the Banking House, at thu
once OF the State Audr for the purpose of redemption
within year this otherwise the funds deposte
~ said Bank for said purposes viii be reclaimed
N. AUaUSlIN, Cashier
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ADJUSTMENTS

AMUsEMENT~. "
VARIErIEs rHEATEK.
FESTIVAL OF FuNi r
Monday, March &c, 1850, 81
For tho
BtNEFIT OF vfNISG BOWERS.
Bowers in Three Festive Chsrscfersi
The entertainment win commence with BuskstOnss Comedy
HAIRED LIFE! p.
HENRY DOVE. ..vIslNG BOWERS.
Dance BY Mdlle Theresa q
Amer which, the piece called
JONES BABY! 81
VIM JONES'. .vINING BOWERS.
Concluding With the everpopular r'
TOODLEs;
TIMOTHY :s., rS..i, viSiSd BOWELS.
BENEFIT or MIS- JOSIE oRToS.
Sunday Evening. March N. 1900. e
GRAND GALA ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE JOINT
BENEFIT OF
Messrs. w. NJ. WARD iacr1at .l41o p
and JOS. H. POPE. ~.
Assistant Treasurer.
Mr.. CHARLES POPE will sppssrss a.
-f..a 'a s tssr BADGER BADGER.
fhs distinguished amateur Mr. JAS BEHAN viii appear -
DARBY o'GHAFF. DARBY o'GHAFF.
Two Great Dramas
Robert Emmett,
IRELAND's MARTYR,
Tho Streets OF New York.
MoNDAY-The Beautiful and Famous English TrAgedienns
Mrs SCOTT SIDDoNs.
c.nr-~ nm xus,r ON cu.prus s,r
.nrfra.l a1.. a-.i. - r llaa..re
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON.
Novelty and Sensation 81
THE WILSON BROTHERS,
THE CLASSICAL ATHLETES.
First appearance the South in their wonderful perform
ances,
LES TURMOIL ETS
and
TRIPLE ARIELIsMS
The Romantic Mels Drama, in two acts. entitled the
HRIeAaD QUEEN,
And the Musical Burissque.
IXION.
OR. THE MAN AT THE WHEEL.
sunday. March FL. 1860.
ofenbach's operst,s bouEs. in acts.
LIE POINT DIES soUPIRs
To conclude with the vaudeville, In acts
UN TsoUPIER oUI SUIT LES BONNIE. "a
rHTg4zfg gHn
No performance will take place during holy Week.
For particulars see programmes a 1all
Doors open s O'Clock Performance commences ss ~
o'clock precisely
VARIETIES THEATEK.
EXTRA CARD.
"wednesday Evening. March -. 1860.
BENEFIT OF MISS JOSIE ORION
Magnificent Bill Shakespeare Delightful Comedy Of
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHIN0,
And the Irish Farce called
HANDY ANDY.
GRAND CoNCEKr
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On "wednesday. March -. 1899.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FOURTH PREsBYTE-
lIo ~. RAN CHURCH. cAi u
CARLO PATTI CONDUCTOR
Upon which occasion following Artists BY the kindness
ofMr. caabresi, will be present:
Nile CHEyEAU; Soprano
n ALERT JULES. Tenor.
The c,,.Srs,a yoonHsI;ss
N. JULES CARTIER Pianist.
Assisted BY the QUARTETTE CLUB Cmen's voices) and
others GA
Tickets Of admission dollar Can be obtained the
principal hose ewery and book stores and at the
door the evening OF the Concert
Doors open O'clock to at O'Clock precisely
AT THE OLD OLYMPIC.
HE GREATEST WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH
CENTURY.
A LIVING OK from the prairies Of Texas, with THREE
Eyes and THEE HORNS, now exhibition at the
OLYMPIC PAVILION. 81. Charles street.
Admission % cents; CHILDREN 10 cents
SCHOOL OF THE vELOCIPEDE
.......... ..... AND. F.
Sales Room.
Under the Personal Supervision Of
EDWARD R. LORIN
The Celebrated vsIoeipsdiss.
OLD HALL OF THE CONSTITUTION CLUB.
No. Ie6 Canal Street. s
ZINE musical entertainment throughout evening The
school will be open every day. excepting Sunday from
O'Clock, A. ~ TO l0P.n
TERxs-For with the Of the velocpede and
n -. 49,