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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-28
599\Broadway, New York.
Athens has a division of colorod Sons

Atipsy brickmaron was locked up in
the calaboose at PQnesboro' tho other
night and the Flag says he picked the
bricks out of neafly ono sido of the
building. He still Aarriod q brick in his
hat at last accountsl
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Goods at Cost.

GOOdS at COSCs
We have a good lot of ready-made
clothing, coats and pants, which we pro-
pose to sell at cost for cash. Wo also
have q lot of ladies shoes, of good quality,
ty-6ve cents por pair. Give rs a call and
get goods at a bargain.
meh7-tf' J. w. GODDARD & co.
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Two weeks from this date u
proposition to furnish the Ameri-
can Farmers Advocate free to all
subscribers to the Enterprise will
close. We hope that all will re-
new before the time expires.
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Now Advertisements.

We call special attention to the new adj
yertisemcnts inthis paper Of the Weed Sew
ing Machine; i. d. Syne's Gift Enterprise,
and nonresident notices from the Clerk and
Master and County Court Clerk.
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WHENEVER the Nc
wv Dluu Elt,-. CIaa-

WHENEVER the Ne
w Plus Ultra Glee-
Book has been intro
duCed, it has heen pro-
nouncsd superior to all
other works Of its kind.
1t is the largest, latest,
finest, and only collec-
ton of new Glees and
Quartcts, nearly all of
which have Piano Ac-
compartments nd lib.
sample copies mail
ell, postpaid, Sl.5O.
j. l.. PETERS,
SOC broadway, n. Y.
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Something New.

We have a new thing in Sweetwater, in
the shape Of a irst-class barber shop,
something that has long been needed here.
3iajor Brown, colored, from Cleveland
has fitted up a shop nsxt door to DR.. w.
G. McKenzie's Office, where he is prepar-
cd to cut hair, shampoon, and shave you
in style. Give him a trial.
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Mr.. Montague, n Chattanooga banker,
was the lucky recipient of q gold watch
and chain and the American Encyclope-
dia complete.
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Chancery Court at jacksonville

CnaHCery COurC at NIauI5OnVIIIe.
Elijah Virgins vs.. b. B. jackson and Others.
Complainant charges in his bill, which is
sworn to, that the residence of the Defendants J.
NJ. Lanter and Mary j. Lanter is, to him, I'M
known and that Defendants James +. Roberts,
Joseph d. Spradlin and Samuel p. Hale, are
nonresidents Of the State of Tennessee. 1t il
therefore ordered that publication he made for
four consecutive weeks in tho Swcetwater ES-
TERPRTsE, notifying all of said nbovc-named
defendants to appear ut the next term OF the
Chancery Court to be held at jacksonville, on
the first Monday of June next, and make defence
to Complainnnt's said bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and the cause set for hear
ing exparte as to them.
a true copy of the order at Rules.
Attest $. HALE, C.. s. NJ.
mar IS, 1ST2-4t piss
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Another Candidate.

Mr.. /. A. McSpaddrn, is announced in
this issue as a candidate for Trustee OF
Monroe county.
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SEWING MACHINES.

Agents WAnted. LGdles, send Tor So mpIc5 OF
work.
ga BE SURE III to examine IT before
buying any other Machine.
STACY 4 ANGEL, Gen'l Ag'ts.,
lO2 Gay Street, Knoxville, Tenn
Bogart & Mayes have this celebrated Machine
for sale. Call and let us show you how it works
and We are sure you will buy I , other.
BOGART 4 MAYES.
Also, Manufacturers of Rifles and Dealers in
Guns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle and Sporting goods
of every variety. Secondhand arms bought.
Send for price list. je6 Tiff
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Don't delay any longer, but
come up at once and renew your
subscription.
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Allen w. Thurman, son of Senator
Thurman, of Ohio, lost his left hand by
an accident with.a patent ~corn-huskcr u
few days ago.
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TIE ENTERPRISE.
THURSDAY. MARCH %, 1872.

4. ". PETTENGlLLS CO., n Park Pow, NY.
and GRIFFIN 4 IIuFFAN, baltimore, Nd,
Are tho gois rgcHts tor the Swccrwatcr EntcI-
prise IN those cities, mi are authorized tu r%on'racI
for inserting aiyer;iscmcnts Tor Ms "a our lowest
cnsh rates. Advertisers arc requested IN leave
their mVnrs with either Of The above houses.
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The thief who was arrested for rob-
bling Parsons store in this town, was
found to have a quantity of Ayers Hair
Vigor in his possession. When asked why
he wished to steal that article, he answer
ed that he "wanted to restore his hair, for
it was hard to be a thief and bald too"
If that invention of the great chemist
could restore a faded character as eifscr
tually as it does their natural beauty to
bald and grey heads, it would surely be,
as they say it now is, truly Invaluable
Lewiston (Me.) Journal.
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The election for the location of
the Fair Grounds co"rus off next
Monday.
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
NNOINnENENTS

PARTIES desiring 10 themselves
rs candidates for Office through this pa
per will be required tn pay cash in I'd
vance for the same. Announcements for
Congress, $40; State Offices, $40; caudi-
dates for State Senator, s.; county can
didates, s..
90 VOTERS or MoSEOE
| hereby myself as a candi-
date for the Office Of Trustee of Monroe
county. GEO. w. MAYO.
mch2ltf
We arn authorised to announce |. A.
McSpadden ~ q candidate for Trustee Of
Monroe county. Election in August next.
TO THE FEoPL OF TENNESSEE.
In response to the expression of a popu-
lar desire, sufficiently general and infu-
entail to control my action in the matter,
I hereby announce myself n candidate for
the Office of Judge Of the Supreme Court,
made vacant by the resignation of Hon.
r. y. II. Nelson. Election first Thursday
in August, next. d. u. COOhE.
Chattanooga, March llth, 1872. If
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". /. MAYES.
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German Paper.

Chattanooga has a German paper, call
cd tho Sudeiiche Post. Mr.. Otto Pail
mer is its publisher, and is Independent
i'll politics.
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by the Governor:
T. II. BUTLER, Secretary of State.
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Cloroform was first discovered by Sam
uel Gutherie, of New York, 1881. In
1884 Dumas and Peligot thoroughly m
vestigated it's characters since which, man
kind has been greatly blessed by it's use.
Chloroform, however, is only useful to
deadon pain. 1t performs no cures; and
the question might naturally be asked,
that, if honor, and praise are bestowed,
by the entire medical world, upon the
discoverer of ch!orororm, which only re-
lieves pain, what honor is too great for
the discoverer of Harris Great Relief,
which not only relieves but cures pain.
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NEW THIS WEEK.
Governors Proclamation.

John G. Brown, Governor of the State of
Teuncsscc-To all who shall see these
Prcscnts-Grectiug:
WHEREAS, IT HAS BEEN MADE
known to me that q certain Samuel Il.
Griffith, charged with having committed n
foul and ATTRACTIONS murder, on the 18th
day of March, 1872, upon the body Of
joan A. billiard, late of our county Of
Polk, has fled from Justice, and is now
running at large.
Now. therefore, I, John G. Brown, Gov
ernor as aforesaid, by the power and au-
thority in me vested, do hereby offer a
reward of Three hundred $4,000 Dollars,
to any person or persons who may appre-
bend the said Samuel i. Griffith, and de.
liver him to the Sheriff or Jailor of our
county of Polk, in order that justice in
that behalf may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof [ have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great
L. S. Seal of the State to be affixed at
Nashville, on the 10Th day OF
March, 1872.
JOHN G. BROWN.
by the Governors:
T. II. BUTLEG, Secretary of State.
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The Loudon Journal claims to have
nothing to do with politics. The people
can Judge Of this from the following which
we quote from an editorial in its issue ri
last Saturday, on the subject Of the next
Representative in the General Assembly
from Monroe aud Loudon counties. It
says:
"And while we ave nothing to do with
politics, we cannOt ignore the fact, &c,
hat the Conservative party has a clear
majority in the two counties. Then give
~ a good Conservative man like W. c..
Julian, or DIR. jas. Mahoney, or anybody
else, who would give as general s~atisfac-
ton"
Docs not this look a little political 2
To show the Inconsistency Of the Journal
and where it really stands, politically. we
find in the same paper the call of the Re-
publican State Executive COMMITTEES for
n Convention to meet in Nashville for tho
purpose of o%lecting delegates to the Ma
tional Convention. After publishing this
call the editor INDUCES in this language {;
ain pursuance of the above, we are au-
thorized to say that there will be n con-
~vention held at the court house, in LOudon,
on the frat Monday of April, for the pur-
pose Of appointing delegates To represent
Loudon county in the State Convention.
Let every district send in their representa-
tive men so that the sense of the Repub-
lican party in the county may be honestly
reflected, and if there is a Republican in
the county opposed to the nomination of
U. S. Grant, let him speak out"
Where is your consistency, Russell ?
First prcsuming to dictate to the Demo-
cratic party of Monroe and London, who
shall be their standard bearer in the next
contest for Legislative honors, and next,
in the same issue, urge the Republican
party Of your county to assemble at Lou
don on the first Monday of April, in con-
v~ention, for the purpose of sending dele
gates t othe Nashville Convention.
Democrats, what do you think of this
two sided busiuess2 Republicans, what
say you? We think the Journal man is
in a political prcdicament out of which
he can only get by declaring himself a
Democrat or Radical.
In conclusion we simply say that the
Democratic party Of the two counties will
settle their own affairs, and satisfactorily
too, without the assistance of the Loudon
paper man who seems to be so eager to
find out whether or not "there is aRepub-
lican in Loudon county opposed to the
poD,iDo+irp of Grant
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StCrny Wenther on the Atlantic.
The Captain OF n steamer from Genoa
thus reports tho stormy weather which
ragged in tho Atlantic recently: CATER
leaving Gibraltar the vessel met with
fine weather for six days, after which it
encountered Il continuation of gales from
west southwest, to north northwest,
veoring every few hours, and accompa-
MED with squalls of terrific force. Dur
ing twenty-five years experience atioAt,
L never encountered such weather. In
tho squalls tho water WAS actually torn
up i'll sheets and hove in the air. Rain
poured in torrents; tho mastheads was
enveloped in clouds; the lightning fair
ly blinded us, and the thunder cracked
aa it were amongst tho masts, d~eafening
all aboard. Never, in the tropic, or near
the line, have / been in such close proxi-
nifty to the lightning. This weather
continued, moro OF loss, up to the 18th
instant, when it gradually moderated,
enabling us to make some Roadway"
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UOrn, hrm, STOCKS IiGht. Whont, TAR
demand, mono in market. Oats, in request.
Rye and Barley, light demand. Flour,
good demand, fair stocks. Bacon and Lard,
dull and dropping. Hay, in request. But
ter and Eggs, SELLS if fresh and good.
y - ct. Respectfully,
.- II. T. Cox e BRoTHER.
Atlanta. &c. March 23th, 1872.
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DEscRiPTIoN-Samue i. Griffith is
about twenty-five years of ago, five feet
nine inches high, blue or light eyes, au-
burn hair, no beard, complexion pale.
Sweetwater Enterprise, Athens Post,
Cleveland Banner and Chattanooga Times
(weekly) publish four weeks.
mchJS-It
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SURE PREVENTIVE

For Fever and Ague, Intcrmittants, illousneFs,
and all disorders arising from malarious causes.
They are highly recommended as an Anti Dys-
peptic, and in cases Of indigestion are iuvalua-
Bile. As an appetizer and recuperant, and in
cases Of general debility, they have never, in n
single instance, fAled in producing tho most
happy results. They are particularly
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-28
BENEFICIAL TO FEMALES,

Strengthening the body, invigorntiug the mind,
and giving tono and elasticity to the whole sys-
has ever before been offered 70 the public 80
pleasant to the taste and Mt tho same time com
hinins 50 many remedial agents endorsed by the
medical fraternity ss the hest known To the
Pharmncein. 1t costs but little to give them a
fair trial, end
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DR.. SAGE's CATGRRH REMEDY.-$50O
reward for an incurable case. Sold by
Druggists at 80 cents.
LASTING LovELINEss.-Twenty years
ago, when paint, pearl powder and enamel,
were running the compilations and de-
stroying the health of women of fashion,
Hagan's Magnolia Balm was brought out
as u pure botanical cosmetic, guaranteed
to restore bloom and beauty to the skin.
From that time to the present it has been
continually rising in public estimation as
the safest and most EXCEPTIONAL pre-
paration Of it's class. Instead Of produc-
ing an artificial, metallic surface, like the
deadly enamcls, or whiting the caticlo like
the poisonous full sold under various
names az ''beautiiers," it koepI the skin
as soft as velvet, renders it as smooth and
glossy as satin, and imparts to it that
delicate, rosy tingc, which is the beau ideal
of complcxional lovoliness. This exquisite
chromatic effect is not transient. ny APP
plying the Balm daily it may ba pro-
longed from youth to age. A lady who
purchased tho first bottle of the article
nineteen years ago, writes to say that her
complexion at forty is "purer, clearer and
more brilliant than it has ever beou;' and
she attributes its beauty solely to the
daily use of Hagnn's Magnolia Balm.
The Nashville Tribune thus tenderly
puts q now recruit upon tho shoulder
"The Republican Banner is the represon
tative organ of the element that is NOV
ing and controlling the masses; We wish it
God speed in its undertaking. The oppo
sition of the Banner and its followers tt
the principles of tho Secession Bourbon
Democracy will prove a God send to tn
State. The Banner does not ngreo will
us in our selection Of a candidate for Pres
ident, but in our measures, there is no
that difference that should render us hos
tile" Behold how good and pleasant i
is, for brethren to dwell together in unity
Now let the Tribune and Banner consoli
date and the work is done.
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Euoch Morgnu's Sons Sapolio, for sale
at Bogard Il Mayos' Drug Store. 1t is
Two cakes for % ccnts-onc for
- cents. Try it. If
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wv
Family FavOrite

Will execute n greater variety of sewing wit
fewer attachments and less annoyance than an
other
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J. W. Go
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Every Family Should Have a Bottle.

No preparation in the world can produce 30
many unqualified endorsements by physicians
of the very highest standing in their profession.
Endorsed also by the clergy and the leading
denominations papers.
UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL,
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Eminent Physicians in Cincinnati.

Nearly all of whom are Professors in one or the
other of the Medical Colleges.
No other Bittcrs have ever been offered to tho
public embracing so many valuable remedial
ngcnts.-J. l.. Natter, NJ. n. 9. T.. Simpson,
'D.i t. =. Mnrcrnft, II. D.; W. \. Talliafcrro,
N. D.. j.. II. Buckncr, W. D.; G.. A. Doherty, NJ.
D. G.. b. Woodward, NJ. d. d. W. Mccarthy,
u. p; Il. II. Johnson, NJ. D.. l.. A.. James, ND;
$. z. Bonner, n. d. q. W. Bigler, NJ. H.. }. }.
Quinn. NJ. D.; W. Il. Woodward, VI. d.. II. y.
Wayne, Chemist; G.. X. Taylor, II. D.i p. +.
Mulcy, NJ. D.. S. Is. Tomlinson, III. b.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

EARFUL FATALITY.-Dipthcria re-
n plucked ave members from the family Of
y Kurtr, Of West Perry township, Snyder
~, within ten days. On the goth Of July
Of Mr.. Kurtz's family were attacked by the
- boy aged six years, another eighteen
and girl four years. They fingered until
burday following, when they all died. The
boy expired at one o'clock in the morning.
hours afterward the little girl arose from her
md laid beside her dead brother. brief in
elppsod, end sho, too, was o corpse. Al
folock the Same morning tho eldest brothers
ostion took place. The three were buried In
\ 1ravs. The Friday afternoon following all
\ 1sst Of the family were confined to bed by the
disease, and on Sunday Of last week daugh
4 Aged fourteen, and on Monday one aged six
years, died. On Tuesday the sisters we're
nd together. Tho only surviving children
con and little girl, and the recovery Of the
h very improbable. Mr.. and Mrs. Kurtr
- IN with dipthcria. Ten children haye
Ssss taken from this family by dcsth.--Lsp-
Ssnfip<t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

Communicated.
TuR CLEARFrELD County SABBATH School As
socIArros.-This association has undertaken to
collect complete statistics Of all the Sabbath
Schools within tho limits Of tho county for the
current year. A map is to be constructed on the
national uniform plan showing the location, de-
nomination, &C., of every school. Arrangements
arc also made to furnish any kind Of assistance
that may be required by feeble schools. New
schools will be organized wherever necessary.
Each school will bo provided with blanks prepar-
cd by the State Sabbath School Association. 1t
is earnestly desired that superintendents will care
fully hll out these blanks and promptly forward
them to George W. Rheem, Esq, the County
Sabbath School Secretary, at Cleardeld.
Rev. r. Crittcnden, Of Bellofonte, and Mr.. J. A.
Menau, Of Lafayette College, have already entered
upon this work, which is undertaken in tho name
Of Him whose "namc Is above every name"
Tho officers Of the Association cordially com
mend these brethren to all christian people in the
county, whose cooperation will greatly further
the objects of their mission.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

Calcned Plaster forsalc by II. +. Bisler A Co
Croquet Sets--at II, Y. Bigler Co.'S 3
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Church ArrAIRs.-Those of our

q CHURCH AFFAIRs.-Those of our
oighbors who have scampcrcd Of to Bedford,
1hpe May, etc., don't enjoy all the treats any
Nv. Those who were absent from the M. 4.
"a the Presbyterian churches on last Sunday,
ohlsscd intellectual feasts. The puipits in these
- churches were filed by foreigners. Rev. II.
~ Dill, father Of Rev. W. II. Dill, filled the pull
in the former, in the morning, and Rev. Dr.
psshing, Of Pittsburg, in the evening, while Rev.
Wilson, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, brother Of DR..
lson, supplied Mr.. Buffers congregation. Rev.
L. here on visit to his son, and Rev. Wilson
stoPping with his brother, while DR.. Pershing,
understand, is on a business tour relating to
~ Pittsburg Female College.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

BRING THEM ALoNd.-Wo are frc-
|latly asked why such and such marriage OF
~ notice has not appeared in our paper, and
presume the experience Of all other newspaper
pie is similar. In answer to the question ws
that II Is not tho duty Of an editor Of paper
sun after people and ask them whether they
y been married or not and TO bore the survir-
relatives Of those who have died, but is the
Of friends, II they have any, to furnish the
errs with the information, wnicn VIII be glad
1eceived and duly published. We are morti.
d the stupidity ofperson when we go to the
Die to ask for ago Of their dead relatives,
Dot one In ten can give II. Friends, send
y your death and marriage notices.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14
Specials.


PIrrsBuRo FExAIE CoLLreE.--wc cannot too
highly recommend the Institute. Those Of our
friends and neghbors who are determined to send
their children abroad to educate them do no
better than hand them over to DR.. Pershing. The
United Presbyterian Of the lst says: We have be-
fore us the catalogue Of the officers and pupils Of
this College. Ithas as its frontispece an engray-
ing Of the elegant buildings, suggestive Of cOmmo-
diousness, comfort and the amplest facilities for
the accommodation and training ofa large number
Of pupils. And then we know the reality to be
all that is represented, that the interior is Arrang
ed and fitted up in style corresponding with all
that is expressed in the beautiful exterior.
Its course of study embraces all the branches Of
solid and ornamental education. 1t has eight
distinct departments, and teacher for each one
and special teachers for all the ornamental branch
es-music vocal and instrumental), drawing and
painting, wax and shell work, needle work, &C.,
employing altogether twenty three teachers.
At the head Of the Faculty is our friend and
brother, Dr.. l. @. Psrshing, the very penonihca-
tion Of earnestness and energy. The remarkable
success Of the College attests his singular fitness
for the work to which he is called here. Under
his careful but genial rule the discipline of the
College moves almost without a jar, and the
moral tone Is kept up without any serious diih-
Guilty.
The terms, We believe, are as low as in any sim
liar College Of equal advantages, while the oduca-
tioa Is as thorough and the entire culture as per-
feet. The only improvement We can think of is
stead of Methodist College. But II we cannot
claim 1t, We must give 1t credit for Its excellence
and high claims. Address DR.. I. e. Pershing,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14

GREAT ON CHANaE.-Thirty years
seo the small village situated on the rsI, bank Of
1he susquehauna, about three miles below Muncy
lam, was called Uniontown, and tho Postoahcc,
white Deer. About ton years ago 1t was changed
b Slifer, lately the name has been changed to
Cairo while the railroad station on the Cattawissa
Road is called Aenwood, and that on the Phila-
'tslphia and Eric road is named Dewsrt. As this
10 the place of our birth, feel some interest In
~, and are annoyed by this constant change Of
IMares Rut II Ia not our fault
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-14
TIE COMMAS CBILnREs.-Thi,

THE CoLEMAE CHILpREN.-This
Dramatic Troupe of little performers will give two
oxhibitons in this place on Monday and Tuesday,
~ 10Th and Goth inst. Clara, Alice and Louie
~ . credit to the profession and an honor to
heir parents. These versatile performers are
ogsd ., IL aud 10 years, and seem to have no
|civsls on the stage. During the past year they
ave performed before crowded houses in all the
hrge cities, for weeks al time. 1t viii be rare
Fsst for old folks and youngsters to 60 and see
Uhem See posters and circulars.