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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28
CTATE OF VERMONT,
sTATE OF VERMONT,

- NANIUIFW VINTNTIT, IS.
In Probate Court holden Washington the 5th day
OF February, A. ID. lsl2,
Roswell NJ. BILL Executor Of the last will and tes-
lament OF Sarah king, late of Orange, In said
license TO sell all OF tho real estate Of said deceased,
representing that sd sale will be beneficial to all the
heirs and gatees Of said deceased and In Court
the consent In writing Of all the heirs and egatees OF
said deceased residing In this State, 70 such sale
WhereupOh IL Is ordered by said Court that said app-
cation under consideration and be heard the 10th
day OF March, A. u. 1874 at the Probate ONCE In
Br0okheld and u is further ordered that all persons In
terested be notified hereof BY publication OF notice Of
this application and order thereon three weeks
slvey In the Vermont Matshman aud State Journal,
prilted at Montpelier before said time OF hearing, that
they may appear at said tme and place. and II they
cause, object thereto.
BY the CouTt-Attest,
1912 JOHN Il. CLEAvELAND, Judge
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Golden Wedding at East Calais.

The relatives and friends Of Mr.. and Mrs Solo
mon Gilman met them at the Moscow House,
East Calais, Thursday Of last week, being the
ped of February, to celebrate the 50th anniver-
sary Of their marriage. Mr.. and Mrs Gilman
have resided on the same farm in llardwick from
the time Of their marriage until about four years
since. They now reside in Chelsea. Most Of
their relatives live in the vicinity Of East Calais
Notwithstanding the severity Of the cold and
the clustering wind and the drifting snow, over
sixty were present After enjoying awhile the
comfortable and warm rooms Of our friend Morse,
and the social greetings Of the company, the
irigidity Of the weather was measurably forgot
ten and the dinner was announced All gather
ed around ,hc lestal board, which was uxurant-
~ spread in true picnic style. A blessing was
invoked By Rev. l., Warren, after which the com
pany were RECALLED by the bountios before them.
They next repaired to the hall, which was dec
GRATED with evergreens, and with portrait Of
Washington beneath the stars and stripes at the
head, his name in glowing capitals being at the
foot. Meanwhile the Marsh Band, Of six pieces,
musicians Of the same family Of the bride Of iity
years ago, and whose musical talent and numbers
cannot be surpassed by any other family in ;his
county, were discoursng delightful music.
Mr. warren then addressed the company 10 Q
very appropriate manner, alluding 10 the excel
lent music to the day as doubly interesting, be-
ing the anniversary of The birth Of the father oil
his country and our country, ana oil TINS nuptia
celebration. lie stated that there was yet gold il
f......-.. r.. -. ,;,. ,Li. - -.
TINS country lor occasiohs hAe 'n'7' Hnu uemoh
sirated the assertion oy presenting 70 the age1
couple ea'h par Of goa bowed spec'acles
when were gut from Mr' anu MIS- w. b
Msfsh' oil newark ne" Jersey anu expressing
his earnest desire that tney might thereby d
enabled TO Feaa INC WORD tha' ieaueth 70 iie ever
lasting.
Iuc l3"o"ihs 'Inos ''" ~ 'ir' "aeOO "a'a''
Oh bra''ieooro' Oro'ner Oh "is' "','nan' "ei
reau' anu were heartily sung, !" 'le 'u"'
Au'u Lang 'yne' WIN 'ls'runiou'ol aooo'uP ?"
hlineh'
o9i ~ 1 pni.e. . WIN Go ,,'''
Weiiys once more amid the light
or 1'e . ana l9y9 eve we Pisht , 'osn'
That golden hour comes back again
''''" '''' ''''''
All glory be 70 , Je' ,.i.i name e.
with heavenly peace IN heart and homo
'H'' my ''"'' 'sO
Well ne,er forget, with thankful song
while hand in hand we journey on
A. my years ago.
The way 3 bright wiz, love divine,
Til heaven own love owe he love oatshines
or hiiy years ago
After which Hon. n. \. Chase, Of Montpelier
was called upon for remarks. lie spoke Of ii
origin Of golden, silver, and other weddings, {
being modern institutions, also Of another kin
of weddings, which, aided by the facilities Of
late statute and peculiar ideas Of freedom prom
sed to outnumbcr all others, being consummatC
/ by dozens at our county courts, and which
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28

Some Anticipated weather-wise individual pre-
diets for 1872 large freshets lie says for half n
century large freshets have occurred every ten
years. In 1929, 80, 42, so and 69, the floods
were very disastrous; and he concludes that
there will be great floods Of mighty waters in
1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28

RELiolous SERVICES will he held at wrights
vile next Sunday, at eleven and one clock Mr.
Walbridge is expected to preach in the forenoon
and Mr.. Wright in the afternoon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28

THE WEST FARLEE R,uRoAD.-it is perfectly
evident that the persons having in charge the
matter Of building this road are in dead earnest,
and it is further evident that they are fully sus-
tanned by public sentiment along the whole line,
and that the time is not far distant when the road
will be built. \ large and enthusiastic meeting
was held at Washington, last week Tuesday,
which was addressed by Gen. Stephen Thomas
Mr. G.. C.. Sargent Of Corinth and Col. Orange
Fifeld Of Montpelier. The road will run
through the very lest part Of Orange Coun-
ty, from the north TO the south line, and there
is said to be no doubt but what every town
along the line Of the road will bond, besides fur
nishng many heavy private subscriptions. The
al touches both the Coriuth and Nershire mines
as well as the Barre and Orange granite quarries,
which will be heavy customers Of it. The road
from here to Barre, whether built by the Mont
peier and White River Road or the West Farlse
o. the Montpelier and Wells River Road, will
make a direct connection with it, The distance
fon Montpelier to White River junction, by
thu. road, is thirteen miles shorter tlan by the
present one, and il the road is run direct to Ca
naan, X. H., it is estimated that the distane,
saved would be twenty-five miles. A, we said
before, the prospect Of its early completion is eI
tremely fattering.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28

PLANrELp.-The next Lecture of the Course
will be delivered by s. O. Shurtlef, Esq, O.
Plaindeld on Friday evening, March LIST, at the
Congregationalst Church.
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wARREN.-on Saturday the i7th, inst. tho
dwelling of William Crosier Of Warren, was de-
stroysd by fire, with all its contents, the fire orr
ginating in the chambers. Loss $1,000, and insur-
ed In the Vermont Mutual for $3.50,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28

TowN MEErNG.-ln addition to the usual ar
ticles in the warning for our town meeting arc
the following
To sec if the town will instruct Charles Reed
to sell the old burying ground lot, now owned by
the town, on such conditions as 10 oblige the pur-
chaser to GIL and grade the lot 80 as to protect it
and the surrounding property from high water in
ireshots, and from surface water.
10 see If the town will take any action in rela-
ton to building Town Hail. and if so, what2
To see if the town will vote to purchase a new
ucarsc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28

PRof DuCunLrUs LECTURE last evening,
despite the inolemency Of tie weather, drew out
full house, who were well repaid for the effort
made in getting there. The Professor speaks
luently, and with just enough French accent to
render it piluant, and be does tell some wonder
iul stories There is the barest trace Of cgotism
in his lecture, which, however, is pardonable,
considering all he has undergone, and the service
he has rendered saence. His lecture is very en-
tortainng as well as instructive
The next lecture will be from WENDELL Pitt
LIPS, on Thursday evening, March 18th
We regret to learn that Mr. George William
Curtis has been obliged to cancel all his lecture
engagements, including, Of course that here.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28
Aeu advertisements.

HNHOSE who have not settled their Janu-
Il airy bills will favor me by paying them before
March 18th. have heavy bills to meet and must have
the money. Accounts due before January lst 1879 will
O. +. FULLERTON.
Montpelier, Feb %, Is72-Ii.IJ
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There than one thousand different kinds Of
pill. in the United States Some Of them worthless
and injurious, others good and beneficial Old Dr.
Parsens invented the best antlblious pill saw
or hsard Of They sold under the name Of Par
s0n'f PlBgaiirs PGs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28
spalding's Glue mcnds everything.

We understand that the plngcough is quite prov
alent In the towns around but that have
proved fatal. Some families nothing but Johnson
1Hoayns Lfnim,nt Our Doctor, however, says lttl,
ipecao to produce vomiting, would be advantage
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28
JAPANESE PAPER WARE.


A SURE CURE for this distressing complaint Is now
made known in Treatise (of Is octave pages Foreg
and Native Herbal Prepara' ions published by Dr. o.
PHgLPs BROws. The prescription was discovered by
him In such n pTOyidential manner that he cannot
consciontlOusly refuse to make II known, as II has
cured everybody who has used II for Fits having
failed single Tho ingredients may be obtained
from any druggist copy sent nee 10 all applicants
by mail. Address DR.. 0. PHELPS BROWN, 81 Grand
Street Jersey City, n. j,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28

WATERBURY, The Teachers Institute for
Washington County, is now holding It's series Of
exercises in this village, inseal of at the Centre
as originally proposed Prof. Allen has conducted
most Of the sessions for the first two days. Tues
day evening he gave an interesting account Of
his trip to the Pacific States last year This
wednesday, eve, Pref. Perkins, Of Burlington
will lecture. Or. French will speak Thursday
evening
Mas. II. NJ. Miller Reading at the Village
Hall, last Wednesday evening, called out full
house, and proved a very satisfactory entertain
meni. OF the ten or dozen selections, a" The
Soldiers Reprieye," both in matter and manner
was well adapted to move the tender sympathe,
Of the heart. " Mr. Briggs in search Of country
quiet, was in kind and effect quite different
Several other pieces were, perhaps, equally well
received Mrs. Millers voice has evidently beer
disciplined, and has power to initiate.
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.TATE OF VERMONT,
SYLVEsTER HENRY's ESTATE.

~ The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court Tor the District Of Washington,
Commissioners, to receive examine, and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate Of
Syy ster Henry late of Waterbury In said district do
ceased represented nsOvent and the torn Of six months
from the 18TH day Of January A. D. s12 being allowed by
said Court 70 the creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit
and prove their respective claims before US, Give notice
that will attend to the duties Of appointment at
the dwelling house of widow Laura A. Henry In Water
bury Ia said District, the i9th days OF March and
June next, at ten o'clock, In the forenoon each Of
said days. -
JOEL r RE9MIiNdifoN, Commissioners.
Waterbury, February sth, A. D., ls72-liitJ
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List of Letters,
Remaining in the Montpelier Post Office
February 26, 1872.

LADIEs--Mrs. Esther 81. Powers
GEHTLEAEN-ChaTlie g. blanchard, Harry V. Barron
Jed Day, George Doughty, Henry St. Cloud ilarri
Steward, Hall Wesson.
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DR.. sAes's CArAnRu RrNEDy.-i5oo reward for ar
incurahle case. Sold by druggists at so cents. 6s
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Meut &dtertts


10 WE STRIVE TO PLEAsEl OI
IRA s. WI,
MATCHMAKER, JEwELER
AND OPTICAN,
AT HIS OLD STAND,
STATE STREET,
MONTPELIER, VT,
ESTABLISHED INIs3I,
Takes this method Of returning his sincere thanks for
Tor many years and Will strive 70 merit tho continuance
Of the same by keeping welselcctod stock Of goods in
probation Of all Come and examine his superior
Fine Gold and Slrer, Siciss and american
Ladies' and Gents Watches, Chains Charms, Diamond
aud Crystal Cluster Blood-stonc, Agate, sapphire,
Ruby, Amethyst uarnet, Emerald Pearl, Onyx
and Topaz top, and solid Gold Rings, Gold
Pensand Pencils, Ladies' Fine Garnet and
e., Gontlemens Bosom-pins and
studs, Cun buttons, Gold and
Tumble cases Gold6
Plated Bracelets
and Jet Goods.
II Rair Jsiesirv Of Every DESCRIPTION "a, 70 order Il
BEAUTIFUL STERLING SILVER GOODS.
Consist
Table, Desert,
Mustard salt, Jel-
ly and Cream Spoons,
sugar Shells, Pie, Butter,
and Fruit Knives, Gravy Ladies,
Chhd's knives, Forks and Spoons, in
cases. Napkin Rings, Pickle Forks, Salt
Stands, ETC., Of the strawberry pattern the
finest handsomest style ever introduced into this market
ROGERS BROS CELEBRATED PLATED GOODS.
comprising Tea Sets Of the most Elaborate Patterns Cake
Baskets Jelly and Fruit Stands, Vases Butter Dishes
salt Stands IN cases, uoblet, Cups, Patters Baking
ie Urns, Wine Casters, Berry Dishes, Watch Stands
/ PORCELAIN LINED ICE PITCHERS,
Paper Weights Match Safes knife Rests, Pickle Casors
Desert Sets Breakfast and Dinner Casters, Pickle OF
c Re spTar Tape oSsaTs Sewn s Bl Nun
tard Cups Tobacco Boxes Ivory and Solid Steel Han
Cake Pie, aud Butter Knives Forks and spoons Single
Double and Treble Plate Napkin Rings Ladies', and
many other fancy articles Of The MERiDAS BnirrASii
! Companys make. Gold and Silver bowed spectacles
Sole Agent for the Celebrated
DIAM OND PECTAC S
acknowledged by the best Opticians Of thi. country
to be the most perfect Glass in the rord.
COME AND TRY THEM
ALSO FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS
THE AMERICAN CALENDAR CLOCK,
Wavlnfsd to Register ne Month, Day Of he Month, and
Day Of hs Bsek correctly Witaoaf alteration
l Iof ft4ht ltHf.
Toilet Articles, Toys, Cutlery Wallets Travel
| ing Bags, Fancy Boxes etc. Sole Agent for
MERCK'S GREAT SILIClMURATE KLENZEH
For cleaning Gold, Silver and Plated Goods.
II works like a charm. Every family should have Il.
Al kinds Of Fine Watches rspdrtd they should b.
Fine Watches ieweled and adj usted 10 heat, cold
i and position, as we'll as can be done at
i any establishment In New York
or Boston
/ WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF FINE WATCH WORK
In addition to my long experience as Praetie.
Workman, shall always keep a FIRST CLASS Watct
maker. Clocks and Jewelry repaired neatly, and wit
deavor TO please you.
NO GOODS MISREPRES ENTED.
REMEMBER MY PLACE,
The Old Stand, State Street,
MONTPELIER, VI.
l. s. TOW N.
THE CLAREMONT MFG CO.,
! CLAREM0NT, n. H.,
Paper Makers, Printers Stereotyper
BookbinderS and Publishers,
PAY CASH FOR RAGS
AND OLD PAPER. soft
NO NHsV A III n
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on EygRrBoDY's ToNGuE-EulogIums OF the great
National Regenemtor Of Health, PLANTATION BrrERs
on yerybodys tongue This gratuous tua roc, al
versing better than all the paid for putting to which
the owners Of bogus bter obliged to resort It hal
spontaneous heartines about il which carries convic
ton to the mind Of the auditor But 1t sa we'll known
fact that The propretors Of the PLANTATION Bitter,
have never relied upon newspaper hosterng to esab
lish the success Of preparation which rs aston
ishing popularity mainly to the oral testimony Of tn,
Thousands who have either experienced been the eye
witness Of the immense physical good It has wrought
Throughout the length and breadth Of the land.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28

How my eyes acheln lsald lady while reading llar
pers edition Of Dickens Pcnic Now If that lady had
been using Lazarus Morris Perfected spectaees, she
could have read the size type from four to six
secutive hours wi bout the slightest Inconvenience
T. c. Phnney, fayorte Book Seller, is the only
Agent in this town for Lazarus Morris Perfected spoo
taclcs 0iil2
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AVOID QUACKs

victim Of carly ndisorcon. causing nervous debit
ity premature decay &C. having tried in vain every ad-
verified remedy, has discovered simple Of self
cure which he will send free bis fellow-suerers j.
H. REEVES rs Nassau ST., New York. s2ia5
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NoRruFrErD.--The following items of town
expenditure for tie past year are taken from the
town report
Orders drawn by selectmen during the current
year, s77G5 80
Total Indebtedness Of town, sl45 Os
less assets Exclusive Of Poor Farm). 1883 O2
Actual Indebtedness, 5lG2 06
Expense Of Town Poor, li72 81
OF the items Of expense for the past year, is
one Of s22se 81 for surplus money refunded 10
the State Treasury.
A town tax of sixty cents on the dollar is rec
commended, aud a highway tax Of twenty FIVE
cents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28

Mixed trains from st. Johnsbury to lIardwck
have not so far proved a success, the freight cars
almost invariably running of the track, causing
much delay to the passengers and mails. To
obyate this no more mixed trains are TO be run
but freight trims will run two or three times a
week according to the demand
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28

Geo. f. Wood paid his hotel bill with forged
check aud stole watch and revolver from the
Brattleboro House last Friday. lie was arrested
and for want of bail to answer the charge of lar
cency was committed to the jail at Newlane.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-28

"A sugar house nearly adjoining the dwelling
formerly occupied by Henry Udall in Quechee,
was. with its contents, including about eight
cords Of wood, totally destroyed by fire early
Monday morning. The origin of the fire is un-
known, but it is supposed to have caught from
ashes which were kept there,
The house owned by Mrs. Melina Pettigrew Of
Ludlow was destroyed by fire Thursday after
noon. Loss estimated at 1900 dollars probably
insured The saddest thing is that daughter of
Mr. Pettigrew, between sixteen and eighteen
years of age, of weak intellect, was alone in the
house, and, when found was badly burned her
clothing, to her waist, being literally burned of,
and her limbs and body burned in a shocking
manner, so that her life is despaired Of, Another
sad warning against leaving children, and those
of weak intellect, locked into house alone. Joel
Warner was badly injured on the shoulder by a
falling chimney, and cannot raise his arm,
The dwelling house of Mr. Clifford of Norwich
was burned to the ground last week. Insured,
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TuNBmDGE.-Th annual report Of the finances
Of this town is as follows
IIABILITTFs
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l. --LATEST STYLE OF WEDDING CARD
equal to those engraved in the city Parties interested
who want neat and stylish card, at low prices arc
Inyitedto call and examine our specimens.
PoLANDS' SrEdM PRINTING OFFICE,
stAts st.. Montpelier. VI
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DSYCHOLOGIC Fascination or Soul
A Charming 40 pages, by Herbert Hamilton, h. A.
How 10 use this power (Which all possess At will Div
thousand other wonders, Price by mail 81 25 In cloth
paper covers tlp0. Copy free 10 lJsafs oHg 81 900
monthly easily made. Address T. W. EVANS, Pub.
Al s. sth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. OsIi
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STATE MATTERS.


A man named Haynes was very badly frozen al
North Pownal on Saturday night his feet and
hands being 80 much injured that amputatior
was necessary. lie had been to a rum-hoe JUS,
over the line in New York, and, after becoming
intoxicated, he and his fellows started for home
get home, but Haynes was found in the snow OF
Sunday morning insensible. The inhabitants o
North Pownal have given the rumscltr notic'
to quit, as this is the seventh man that has eithe
lost his life or been MANNED through his insiru
mentality
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-22
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TEAeHER's INsr1TUTE.-The Portage
County Eeachers' Association will
hold. its annual session for 1872. at
Kent, commencing on Monday next
and continuing till the Both inst. A
competent corps of lecturers and in
structors will be in attendace, and on
Saturday the 31st, the County Board
Of Examiners will hold assession at
that place for the purpose of exaniin-
amining teachers and issuing certif-
sates Those engaged in thebnsipess
Of teaching should not neglect this
opportunity of gaining much valua-
BILE information relating to their pro.
| fession. - s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-22
r,,,,era, RepubIi can Convention.

r At meeting of the. Liberal Repub-
licans of Portage County, held at Ra-
VIENNA Saturday August 18th, I872, DIR.
A. M. Sherman, of Kent, was elected
chairman, and W. Fl. Bettes, of Ran
dolph, Secretary.
The Chairman made a statement of
the objects of the meeting. The rep
resentatiyes of the several townships
were called upon to present their
views in regard to permanent or
ganization.
Adjourned to meet at 1o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Meeting called to order by the
Chairman.
The following persons were ap-
pointed as Committee to report names
for Central Committee: T. Case, d.
L. Rockwell, w. f. Parsons, who re-
ported the following: j. L. Catlin,
Wallace Williamson, d. L. Rockwell,
w. III. Bettes and John Wheelock.
The Committee on Resolutions. J
T. Catlin, S. NJ. Blake and D. L. Rock
wen made the following report IS
Rssolced, That we, the Liberal Re-
publicans of Portage County, in Con-
kvention assembled do most heartily
endorse and ratify the Platform OF
Principles adopted by the Liberal
Republican Convention at Cincinnati
land adopted and ratified by the DEM
Locratic Convention at Baltimore.
Resolved, That the Liberal Republic
can Central Committee this day ap-
pointed be authorized to take such
action hereafter as in their Judgment
may beadvisablei in referenceFte ling
La County, ,Conyentien for the nofnina-
ton of county ticket.
.ResoZved, That we earnestly recon-
mend the immediate organization OF
Greeley Clubs in every Township in
the County.
ResolUed, That the proceedings OF
the meeting be furnished by the officers
to the several papers in this county
for publication.
sFA.M. .TSHERMAN, Chm.
W. III. BETTEs, Sec'y. si'4s ~ -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-22

THE BIG SHow.-To-day, the Great
acknowledgements, MuseumoAviary,
Circus and Balloon Show will make
its advent into our town,aHd give two
exhibitions, afternoon and evening.
We have never witnessed the per-
aforniances Of this mammoth concern,
but if the half that is said of itsby our
exchanges where it has, travelled be
it is one of the largest and best shows
now on otheo roadas.being COM
plete in every department and all its
apportionments. The loVeFs of amHse-
ments should not fail TO- witness the
performances of this mammoth show