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VALUABLE RECIPES.

KITCHEN ODoRs.-In boiling onions or
cabbage, place a dish OF vinegar on the
stove ut the same time. The boiling vim
egar will destroy the Odor of the veueta-
bles' All who have neighbors, try It..
FRENCH PIcKLE.-IIalf a peck green
tomatoes, sliced, and the hearts cut cut,
SIX large peppers, M head of white cab
bage, six large onions, all chopped fine,
quarter ola pound Of white mustard seed,
Il quarter of n pound Of dark, Que table,
spoonful ofblack pepper, one tablespoon
iul of cayenne pepper; mix together.
cover with good vinegar, and boil for
hours; sealed up in small jars it keeps
best.
TOMATO CATsUH-llaving been asked
for 4 receipt for tomato catsup, we wero
kindly handed the following by Il lady
friend, who recommends It highly: To
one peck OF ripe tomatoes, boiled and
strained, take four tablespoonful of salt,
four OF ground pepper, four of ground
mustard two of ground allsplcc, two of
ground cloves, II Of cayenne pepper,
one quart of stro ~ vinegar. Boil soft,
anu stra.n through Il sieve that will lp
h little of the pulp through, then add the
spices and boil gently for several hours;
cool and bottle.
10 CLEAN WnIrEwAsu BRUSHES
Wash OIL, with cold water, the lime from
tie bristles al the brush; and scrub well
with u hard scrubbing- brush the uort
where the briStleSnrc fixed into the wood
This should be done Mt once. as soon ns
the wllitewaShihg for that day "a GI;shs
cd 1t is better than to let them soak all
night,
ORANGE MlLk.--Takc two dozen largo
ripe oranges. Cut them in two: remove
tle seeds and squeeze the juice into n
very large and clean stone far. Never
use e~arthen-ware u hold ANYTHING acid
1stnelead glazing may produce the most
ueleterlous effects. Have ready four
pounds oftlie finest lOaf-sugar, dissolved
~ Il gallon of the best rum or brnndy.--
tour it Into the jar that contains the Or
ungc1luiee, stir the mixture well: and
add the yellow rind OF the oranges. cmt
mo little slips. Cover the Jar, aud let n
SIahd -FOUR days; stirring 1t frcauentlv.--
Ihcn q u gallon of new, ~uiskimme,t
milk, (the mornings milk of that dnv'l
Doll II, and, when IL has come al 4 hSy,l
DOL, pour It, hot, into the mixture. CIV
or u closely. and let u stand I'M Il Ssts
quite cold. Then strain Il into annibcr
vessel, through a linen ielly-baV. Roftle
u Immediately, aud seal the corks. II
improve by keeping, and will continue
good for many years.
10 use 1t, mix a sufficient quantity, in
lumber, With iee-water; or take Il, un-
diluted, In a small cordial glass.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-01

On Thursday last, says the Jackson
(Ark.) Statesman, two Young men,
residing in. the noighborhood of
McGuire's store, concluded to run n
horse race, the wager to be anew sad
die, Tho preliminaries having been
settled, they started on the race, and
when the distance was nearly compile
ted, the horses, by some unaccOuntablo
means, collided, throwing their riders
to the ground. One of the riders.
named Geo. Frazier, was fallen upon
by his horse aud most horribly crush
cd and mangled, lie never spoke af-
ter he started on the fatal ride, and
died a short time after his fall.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-01

DRY-ROT IN TREEs.--Dry rot, as it
is usually called, is only ono of the
many forms Of decay in trees. As
the growth of wood can be fastened
or retarded by artificial means, so may
its decomposition; but to entirely
eradicate disease when it has become
firmly seated, is very difficult task.
Where only 9 few branches of a tree
are affected, their prompt removal will
usually prevent the further spread of
disease, but when the main stem be-
GINS to decay, we cannot expect to do
more than prOlon9 life, although even
this will satisfy those who have old
and rare trees upon their lawns. One
of our correspondents writes that he
has upon his lawn linden trees over
one hundred years old, but the dry
rot is making sad havoc among them,
and he wants to know how to prevent
further loss. He says that trees are
attacked near the ground, and the
wood dies first, and then the bark
becomes so rotten that a cane can be
readily pushed through it.. We would
advise the removal of all diseased or
dead bark, and then scmpe the OK
posed wood smooth; afer which,
cover the entire surface of the wound
with common grating wax, applied
while hot. The surface of the wax
may be busted over with ashes or any
dry paints that will give it the color
otthc surrounding bark. If wounds
made in trees are protected from the
air and water, they viii usually heal
over, provided there is any vitality
lett in the tree: ..
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Female Complaint,

That claims Its victims throughout the
length and breadth of ourland.
Many females suffer in some way A. eacch
monthly period some girls nre In great per
II ut the commencement of menStruation,
while older mes dread Its decline at the
"turn of life" Sometimes the menstrual
flow is too much, or too little, or may be
checked or changed In appearance, attend
ed with other Distressing symptoms. Leu
corrhpa, or the Whites frequently
drain the system, or liberation OF the womb
may create pain and cause rapid prostra-
ton.
Failing of the womb Is an exceedingly
common complaint, giving much trouble
and distress, which, under ordinary treat
ment, Is difficult to cure.
Mysteries, Green Sickness, Irritability of
the Womb, and other serious and fatal COM
plants follow The female sex throughout
life. Lives there u medical gentlemen who
has or can relieve the fair sex of the above
troubles? Not many. ISthore no combina-
ton of remedial agents that will come to her
reScue7 We answer, Yes.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-01
3 IO O MINI
Young Girls,

Mlddle.aged matrons, those at the critical
period, and the aged grandmother, are al
cured by the use of our English Female BIT
tiers, now prescribed n used by physicians
all over the country, ~
II YOU are troubled with Failing OF the
Womb, attended with n sense of weight ana
bearing down pain in.tho back u side, anu
other attendant evilsi English Female Bit
tiers will give entire relief.
Those at the turn of life" motherS nlte[
confinement, and all others male or lemale'
who are co~nValescentS from any ~protracteH
or debilitated complaint, who gain strength
slowly. and whose digestion Is slow and, I'M
perfect, will find these Bltters the very thlng
their system demands. ltgivesa powerful
~onneiiic. nids and assists digestion, arouses
the liver, strengthens mentally II physlc-
ally, and flls the whole system with pure
crimson blood coursing through Its channels
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furm mud guRathpId.
MODERN WEDDING RITES.

" Wilt thou take this brown stone front,
These carriages, this diamond,
To he the husband ofthy choice,
Fast locked In the bonds of HymCnf
And wilt thou leave thy home and frlenC
To he his loving wife,
And help to spend his large Income,
SO long as thou hast life"
81 willr' tho modest maid replies;
The loVclight benm!ng from her eyes.
" And wilt thou take this waterfall,
This o%Stentatious pride,
with all these unpaid mlllincr'S bills,
70 be thy chosen bride2
And wilt thou love and cherish her
Whilst thou hast life and health,
But die as soon as possible
And leave her al thy wealth."
al will!" the fearless m0to replies
And eager waits the nuptial ties.
"Thcn | pronounce you man and wife;
Aud what ! join forever
The next best man may isuniiC,
And the first DivOrcc-COurt sever
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-01
SENBRIES.

Boston's population is 235,52''
Montgomery population is lo,''9'
The taxable property in Little kocN
amounts to 81, 1885, $50.
The number of Masons in Tennessee
is put ut l6,9b9.
Blanks for divorce are suggested IoI
wedding presents in Chicago,
NapoIcon went to Sc Dan, but UNI
fortunately he saw William,
Eight cents is the regular fee OF a
" regular Chinese doctor.
A female highwayman has lately
been arrested in London.
Nicholas Longsworth once purchaser
the business portion Of the city OF I'm
cinnati for the value of Il horse
The population of Mobile is $3.50.
The total white population OF mobile
is 5000, against Is, l9i in 1866, or de-
ALoudon paper declares that England
could not get 1000 troops ready for 'or-
cign service W. hin a month.
IT. IS N", wo I.Liy Nv , st%o5i Nv to finish a
handsome camcrs hair shawl.
C.,na.G,,tn ,,losI 10 7Io OlO OO0 pius
a wear. Notwithstanding which, she
is Still piniug away.
Mosque cs have for the first time
appeared in Eu land. At Woo!wich
th6v m. rcnorlvi te be already u pest.
'"ey .D..I,,Jonsi
die NIEe9 ~ ! ~ l1t 7no,' kont nm
o. o,VVU "ciCs. ~ Gei va
IlliS l"rhl Is "'"''" Nv FV''''''
Five women preachers are now lIIIi1.
ly settled IN Iulpl's Ill '"l'e'S"'''
clurche' III 'n'9 county,
Nearly AT the strikes III inns county,
and the dis. I'bances occasioneu Iiete-
10y, are led y persons OF ioreiSh olt'l''
II is cstin aled that over one hundred
Young lad are at present studying
law in thi, country. Probably they
will become no ers-in-IaWs one OF
these days.
The import 0l question rs to which
side a gentleman on horseback ought
/ tn toko whar riliuu with n lady is vet
uns"ttIod III rafore if il safe to take
oi how sido
'i',''l ,o uso
y NailioIll" P'pe' lt"'S o'" S~ndn,
many Olllliahien are soiil2 w. a ""i,Vy
scllool anu llJN,nS uP S5 ~ 1.o rnnnJ
that hot elolsn VIII &c '''' " soio""'
allohS lhe N"I'e h'e'i' .,
~ HoJD oor" ogn dofnitin, of srbeSor.
~ SI fai'o 1w];t,nss a%simst your ueigh.
hhraST '' hat 81, wos ~ho1 nobodv Iii,
Nv, ord .omnho won't and fol,
""3 "'''e' "''' 7'V''
'" ,.u
AIiltle Iou .-yGaF DC BOY SUI al2l''
on inc PIAZZA Wi'Gll " new PiISSlG''i
came TO see ms SICK nnoIheI' u3c'
Tor haturalIy Tl9itGI 10 hiahe "cqualli
lance, ana Sa'd' HOW oid are you my
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Sickness, Pain and
Death

hcgitimatcly result as penalties for viola
tons of natural laws, from which none es-
The faded cheek, tho pale wan features, the
dull eye, the clouded intellect, the de6p heav-
ing sigh, the feeble and emaeiated frame, the
detected brow, the tottering gait, all indicate
previous tranSgreSsions of law. Knowing
that " procrRstination Is the thief Of time"
all intelligent beings apply for somG remedy
a. soon as circumstances permit while those
who do not act upon the principle that de-
lays are dangerous" generally linger, lose
more NJ and pay more MONEY.
Thousands Ofmothers and daughters, in all
stations and conditions of life, are suffering,
lingering and dying from the effects of some
dreaded and dreadful
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-01
Death SupcT'nduced by FaSting-A Re
markablCCaSe.

Yesterday morning about six o'clock
John French, son of George French,
ESD, of this town, passed from this life,
after an illness of more than two weeks,
brought about in u most remarkable
way. The facts, rs we have learned
them from intimate friends of the de-
ceased, are about as follows:
For two or three years past it has
been noticed that the young man had
peculiar views upon various subjects,
especially eligion and his future state
but it was Tot surmised that they were
imbedded very deeply, much less to
such an extent as to derange his mind
on the contrary, being than usu-
ally gifted with intelligence and acute
ness, credit was given him for more
than the average of common, reason
ing sense. He, however, became fond
of reading that class of works on theo-
retical religion in the trrnscendental
style, too many of which are to be
found in the, Libraries of persons who
are not aware Of the tendency of these
highhown, but delusive disturbers of
the mind of the genuine seekers after
truth. 10 such an extent did he be-
come absorbed in some of the mysti-
cism and sophistries of these quacks in
theology, that his brain gave way, and
reason, at least upon religious subjects,
took flight, and while labOriEg under
the misfortune, became impressed with
the idea that he had some r~eligioustask
to perform which could only be accom-
plished after he had tasted fCrty days
and forty nights, which feat he began
nearly two months ago, and actually
finished two weeks since. Every effort
made during the time to induce hiIl
to eat utterly failed, and tho who
were in close contact with him all the
time say that not a mouthful of food
passed his lips Strategy, after persua-
sion had exhausted itself, and resorted
to attempting fruit and other things
were placed in his his way, and in such
a manner as to leave the impression
that their presence was unknown to all
but himself, yet he RETAINED from pa
taking of them in every instance. Oh
course, during this time he became
very much reduced, looking more like
n skeleton than a living human being.
Nature at length could stand the strain
no longer, and a few days before the
expiration of the forty days he was
compelled to take his bed, and although
everything that could be done for him
was done, he at last gave way, and his
spirit sought that sphere where the
great mystery finds solution. After
the forty days lie was fed with great
cafe, but his system had sunk too deep.
ly to recuperate.
There are very few in this communi.
ty who doubt that French did what he
protested to undertake, namely /: with
the exception of drinking freely of wa.
ter, and smoking considerably, to nc
tually live forty days and nights with
out tasting food. 1t Is pronounced 10y
physicians to be one of extremely few
cases Of extended fastlngthat has come
TO the knowledge Of the world-Hu
gerstoiDH TtOice-d- Week.
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ed at the suggestion. CDR. B.,
said he, YOU arc, in all respects, q
gentlcman-permit to say it. Well,
then. as l have Your leave, l shall
march up to you, go to the right
cbout, march OIL eight PAGES, and then
again face you, at which time we fire.
And as in this method must natural
Ily turn my back upon you, | desire
explicitly to say, that do it strictly
as n military manTuvre, and without
the rcmotest idea of conveying to-
ward you the least personal slight or
indignity,'
"Thcrc is one thing more, suS-
gcStcd the doctor; your cXcellcncy
will excuse my incXpcricnce, but the
exact moment at which should fire
is not so nicely defined as should
wish it might be.
That is we'll thought of" said Sir
George: ~ shall make it perfectly
obvious to You. | shall march and
comter.marcu with my handkerchief
YOU perceive it iSa white on9-ln
my left hand, and, when drop it, You
! will fire"
His cNccllcuCy marched according
.ly, with a very gracious air, toward
DR.. b: then, turning to the
: r~ight.aboui, he counted aloud, in Ger
man, as he marched them, the eight
PAGES faced again to the ught-about
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ONE H U NDR
DOLLARS

Thot oXE TARLrsrooNFUL Of ENGLISH
FEMALE BITTERS contains as much NETT
iclnei properties as ONE BOTTLE OF any OF
the pleasantly tasted common ndVerl.eu
bitters of the dayl The medicinal proieS
sion to decide the question. he IL uilasi,
stood that English Female Bitters Is MOI
beverage. but IA q powerful Iron and NeSeta-
Bile Tonic combined, curing long staInlns
chronic female complaints In every olico'
ton. ~
Put up In large bottles at Sl.5O per bol!le, vi
six bottles for $500, and sold by ggts ~
merchants everywhere.
j. p. DROMdO0LE & CO.., Props,
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eman OF the old SChOO! Up6n
the Field OF Honor.

Ia AT very stirring time, lie had 9
served with distinction ON the COnti- f,
nent under the immediate notice of
tho great Frederick and, having had
tho honor of knighthOod conferred
upon him by that veteran monarch, he f,
became thcnceforth a devoted promo
ter and eXemplar ofPrusSian manners,
customs, tactics, and absolutism. The
dress of his landing, the discipline Of
his personal carriage, the length of his
marching step, were from the first
without variation. lie was q man
grave of visago and the reason why
a smile never passed across il was,
that a smile had never been laid down
In any Prussian manual of exercise,
nor included in any written strategy
of war.
The frce-hcartcd, Independent plan
tcrs Of this little "Gcm Island who
belonged TO the council, thinking life
too short for TIE observance of much
form or ceremony among q brother
hood of gentlemen, naturally opposed
some of his cSccllency's fayoritc
measures. DR.. B, a person of
fine presence, good address, and prone
to examine critically the practical cN-
p%cdicncy of the governors plans, came
10 be considered rs a man not inclined
to vote, II to influence votes, in favor
of his cXcellcncy's projects so that at
last he tame to be regarded as the
leader of the opposition in the council
chamber, and as Il person to be sum-
marily put down. And one morning,
IN the oursc of an excited debate, his
eXccllcncy made a remark so closely
personal, that it could not be entirely
passed over. So the doctor said.
81 can have no reply to make, Your
eXcellency represents the king"
81 do, sir, while in tnis chair, but
the moment | leave 1t | am George
Young, and very much at your ser
vice"
Explanation of offensive words, in
the "Pickwickian sense had not at
that time obtaired and the mumbling
Oft few phrases about hay'ug differed
upon a seventh cause" "a not pre-
vail. MI. Waters father member
Of the council, was hardlg seated at
hcmc, before his friend Dr. V - was
announced. lie came to a-. him to
serve as his second in a ho-"' meet
ing. TO his great regret & was i'm
possible. He was the OIL member
of the Council-board, tya if Sir
George should fall in 0 '%cncontre,
natural animadvcrSionI. his course
would be inevitable 1t he had
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-01

The Baptists of Great Britain report
the following statistics: Churches, 1858;
minister's 25O4 members, 237 ,435; mis-
sionary churches, 1900; members Of the
same, 1881,
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DR0MGOOLE : cos,
BuChu,

The best and cheapest combination Tor III
offered to the public. It's prepared by res"-
lar physicians and used by the profession M
Price el.00 per bottle, or six bottles Tor so.VV'
Sold by Druggists and merchants every
where, J.. +. DROMd0OLE y OOn
July 2, 1870. Memphis, leh"
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TO PHySlCllVs

Nrv ORR, As,.,
ALLOW m, .,u '''h
u '".0l 9g /
4ltpd' .01 OF C0mro,.,
P0lIl
Vi 0lGlp,
mt parts ,c p,,,..
ioN' CuBEBS ''
DENIM. 'A
NOM
,o,,, '' NJ. 'N- Buean Il
ia farm. ny ds.I.af@
dis,l. '".'Ds cz.nalr
, 1870-08-21
SOUTH SIDE E0RSE RAILWAY.
.ztw IMPROVEMENTS Introduced By SurrF1r.
1tutlrMt &'raEr---" .Sll Slxht'' t'ars-
t:rntIrnInniy Drivers E1c.. Etc.

The question OF street railway facilities auh &C.
s,'m1uodattous Is one On which the pubic Ia gen
e. y'unitet-unlte.l in rs0nounctug them inade-
4. ate, uncomfortable aud altogether un4at!sfac-
tcry. This tstlna;e Is usually Just. for 1t raanot
In denied tAat Uur 81 stem VI street cur arrange
cltcfs has been fur ft.1n v hat should OF ulcht
lter been with proper mauagemenL II appears
hat she City Railway Company, which operates
t.e lIts lii the .,rtL stson, has suddenly awo4e
'"a seEke Of rs denciepcet AND has set vigorous
y TO wttK 10 Prove upon tho past, and to inau-
gnrafe numerous changes which are certain TO aud
Eiestiy 10 tie comfott and convenience Ut It's
patrpns, The lrsi important step In tnls
MI. 1uchar,t T. Crane, OF Bsookisn, y. +. Tao
rsMrs ~ Chicago with lle Prestige Ut sue...s
achieved In his n cent aeld II tps.af1ons MncIr
erlauct Of stree, ganwa.s. lie brings t, uea- an
extensive knowledge pf and cxretleaec III kols
msstt1, and. haElnx got 'a'.ls to work In hts ncv
tie Iua1 OF uiscoateE. ahich nAs ht;htr7o exlsesi
'es"sen Me rnlic sad the SIRE, c.r Companies.
tanIisaraent OF oe ni ''4t night cars, Former
o,sa ~ those xh, we'c 1elased os5oud
%siEsf us II, y yas nn,ess or q 6r rsaisf haS
however. the cheap t:aa*i. oa the street cars Is
Z, rGtd I'LL night Afttr The "iast car" has
; .,s.i. rs drraIuss 1se night llae ,aSe. ~ tae
's: llshter te-:ts tic foot OF Stale street ii
.e:av 6. H., su.ag tA:oaea to oak:a1L- The second
tt- .eareS {. e:ls, going to Twtnty~a:;h s,:rrt,
, '.r> which ieasrs at ocfo:s. Ffou tn,:- -tta,::
Gtt,: tic mrs, car IA TIC morning, = NIGH car
:.eves a1 ;. I. ard oclrcf. tuao!uE TO 1'wents-
RITA It. These Additions, to4etaet with the lInsf-
:! >upplr Of cas- tnt1n1 the dAs AMI evening
TIC !lxyi.,g Racaclpa street csca minrte-ltaye
.ti1e 10 tc desired N TIE way et facilities, Ehch
ttA,y ut t1ly t:tnc nj day.
!AnoEae- fet"tm. instituted by Superintendent
CrAnc. bss been ID tae direction of the drivers
aEti eoniuLtors, 10 hare tere.Ofore been con.
>l&.ett. as the Wusst Of All The bad features OF
e.Es~,-c7r iravel. The plan has been to weed out
uca cischasIe the 1oE.tr<. ard to n sactr PLACES
trent passenger. with proper courtety aud a1ten.
ion- 1rtetd, the theory OF ,he new manage
Meut appears 10 be that satisfaction to the nu,l,e
lam VIII sutelt follow.
, 1870-08-21
11.siN
Con
l,ss.a3
AAUSEMENTS,

tHAGH4 AHAA4HH
Tie event of tie week In dramatic cscles will
Ii. !hc d.1r, Of Mr.. ]. $. CLARKE, the comedian,
VINO has male an American aud Euro. .cah reputA~
tion As one OF the greatest ac!urs of the present
age. lie will apIea1 at N'Vlckerts all the week
rs Naror Wellington Nv Eoo!s, aua his engagement
will probably b. attcuLC,i hy '1ro7c in dramatic
circles quite equal to those occsssonci b. R2oth
ant Jefferson. IN fact, We doubt. after the DIST
performance. II the theatre WILL tc able to accom-
notatc the crawds wno will dock 10 ser hira.
TIE orENA u0esE
tecEens TITS week With Betletts BRUSH Blonde
nar1tsqnc Troupe, In which Mr. Beckett. Eliza
Meafsess1s, Rose Massey, and Alta Hasiaud are
,ne 't,Rai particular STATS. The play "i The week
-. -, ~ and sntrc w be .uns-tlS enosgn
-., A1xsSs vrsErx.
MahsSes Aikcr is Asath ahca /. uu,, rtscs all t,e
..sa. s.n 1ns n,st TINE Il hts country. Charles
"''t nc sesIonsrs eEsi; >'A''e - - '''S'
I*;>sIe tNap:t@tt-
IL .c,S ,lns.Tl .s,, kene.
:.,,'st,u III ;f:o.. f' !" rst IT. nr. J. ". Bla.tael'
s::aIl ya;sf s;i:sss ;st .:;si:;;;i saz:;vii J.,
cts1i Iosss evsit7 f. NJ r L Mortimer
c,-..:c:, IT, i;snas .oxeu Fawe,,.
s:sts; 5; ts .Wi:.t4 " 14nss rs;
oSi::t III es:1sn {: T.: isi1sss n o.
LisEtaiLt..---- ..------..-...........,,...Nr p
Al IL 4 wiz
@e:tssT f.s.:,p ap'...''.......Mr.: iahn Dillcn
M Wit. !; l. I'll sssi
4 lSFt F.,
| RrS0ul9l
= r. Gssss!
isa1 ~ M y NSo
Julie 1rt9tqutr daughter Of Arsc Clue
Nice cf the .aits Ada Xas
! The concluding piece cach evening will te Ii,
| tul!eserc OF -" Nlack-Eyed Se-usan."
pfAkBoRM ThEaThk
I TIC pTuEra.Eme for the EAek II the DIa. or
| Theatre embraces new 1rst paft; The ucsczsptlJ
, 1870-08-21
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