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OUR LITE R A II Y LETTKR.
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, Editors Morning Stab: Before record
ing our ;pwtj opinio) of j$e mej$ts aTerjni
son's drama, let us quote certain passages
relating to it, from three private letters to
us lately by as .many distinguished , littera
teurs, all of them poets.
The first of them, a lady of exquisite
genius and scholarship, bpm we have ben J
sometimes disposed to think of as the Amer
ican Browning, thus alludes to " Queen
Alary": !
Vpol fi0 pruQ el3hCragS3y, I
acknowledge lo a feeling of decided disap
pointment. -
" It seemed so tame for Tennyson.
" But a closer examinatioo i has revealed
many beauties; and certainly, now and
then, we encounter a scene of masterly dra
matic ff ofj
1 V.,. . I
actual, uui ui rcacrveu power, ana tuus rais
ing oar expectations of what is to follow, to
a high pitch. Such expectations one regrets
to find (upon the whole) unfulfilled P
What do I think of 'Queen Mary?' "
-itea fseo ijcorrcsrmodif
vigorous and original of our younger South-
and if such a poet for examule.as liobert
iimtuts as S . or . in this count
try, had wrilfceot,.rlioiifd-haver said'thd
work was Tulof promise; but as the last,
elaborate 'production.; of i ;a Tennys)n, it is
uuscak4Uy;.4IsapjoiEttu I had almost
ad Jed, i-xasgenmng
In Hie aScfendTiig scale bf condemnation,
our UjpV Core4yTli&pytfuWl'u8
amf retliercM ofcnltcs, writes: ,lhaye
Iefii reatly astonished .by ' Queen Mary!'
Tlicri- svfins n dbcovetablei reason why
i unysitm f-h.ulU have no compk'telji isiban-
i iui UU ld, lUiiiiucr.
Oi.e f ioti.ks
va a f m. tracL'sfe of- I liosW exeut
tti.-il sounded in LoekkliiJ lOSm
Dream of Fair Voukii " he Kdylh' ,aud
.itiier masterpieces: JiAVat;lsihe ne
t such a writer giving the world "such "a"
p k iu? j It is no ajiawer to ho sueejs of
1 hose who iiujustly deny his dramatic power,
tor ilien; i not a character in' all this rather
si upid and puwpous WorklgclpprQacheit
ih.ie In; has already drawn, in Elainej Go-,
diva, the Princess, Dora, Vivien, -Enid.-
. Cuiiiuvery,i'4 SJ othersVSvifii8tIreadi
'efaeeii Mary' the conviction ync us twice;
Hashed across me that il wasorae -IHerary
fraud (!), that Tennyson -the;-matchless'
melodist of other days, never wrote it.- But
of course this view is wholly hnprobableT?
And now, let us attempt lo discover who
among bur friendly jorrespou.d;Hbi ee?ma
to have touched the key-note of; Uuihinlhia
m itter: ' , xf-T t 1 (;.'-. A?:
First,: as to Tentij sou's choice of a sup"
ject: Although " ou'siJe the enchanted
&iiaksp a ean circle," - lie rariedjrecord -of
E.iglanu's history does present periods -and
personages of more dramittic.iutcrcst 'tlian"
the perioJ and personages 'associated' 'wifir
"Queen Mary;" Devertbeles3,Y the ; time of
l.er reign is a singularly "Striking one.'
A grand transitional epoch, with an hun
dred lorces moral, religious .Intellectual,
and political at work; presenting, number-
less lieree contrasts in life and opiniou; of-
ii rinioo, a series of wants compressed in-1
10 uie-suonest sjjace, auu BCYcrar ruajijr 1
'inaj'tf tic .scents ready, nwale tottbti framatn
iai'a haiid-i-we.ermiiui scc wiry'ljac'u hs n
nod, proM-riy Ireateu, slioulu noE7Bffe;
formed the material for a Tragedy j eftCc,
very highest order. Jn facj, ihjt; iprkjd
itself was by no mearrs ill-cfiosen ; but it is
iu the selection of his heroine, that Tenny
son radically blundered. lie could have
portrayed the unfortunate Queen, with suf
ficient distinctness, and yet. have concen
t rated his attention and that of his readers
upon a character as ' much fairer tlian
Mary's, as the person of the lady who
owned.it was lovelier, ud;hr Mteiienpe -broadei'
and wiet Wbom caif wcr 'mean"
but the lady Jane Grey? Or, if determ
iued to reject her as a heroine, why in the
name of all the dignities and amenities of
art, should he-Juvei thus excluded her from
' his drama altogglhjefiiiisl
The tendefest and sweetest face, jthe most
angelic sou! looking' down Ujpoh us through
the mislaag!;4haraer'- ekfly his
torical, yet.jurrojindedIi;Jlli romantic;
athos, what fod she would .have made to
the peevish, ugly, fanatical and disippoiut
cti Mary 1 -
Uut as the-1 dra ma now proceeds, the
wretched individuality of the Queen is al-j
most , uurelievedyiliow. isiit.pcfisible to4
sympathise with such a woman? even t
teel any special interest 1n: lier? ' Lbving to
absolute distractiQu.acold-blooded Tyrant,
twelve years her junior, spending her time
between lamentable winnings, orfieroe
gusts of passion because of, Jus absences
vfif5 1 a?
' Qdeeu Mary ?; ,Ji by. first, little or nothing!
7Vri,&i d.ogjjA'Li not riftfttitutoof v.aaeri
heietical subjects, (quit muclvit wotridAou 9fkl91d mc ""lklDS the?
stem 10 vent ner persosarevu- iHHnore, va
,?io advance the true faith); a womaa without;
d'uniiy. reticences, self-res)cct, or any of
il.ic soaer instincts of mercy the effebtshW
pjoduces upon our minds is disgust,; ver,
so slightly tiualilied by half contemptuous
nil v. -i ' '; s' ' ' " ' ''
iny.
Around this morbid, love-sick' creature,
in ve most of the noted personages of her
turn: and realm. There is tfrdiuer, per .
haps in point of broad, vijrorousjcbarjicterr.
iz.uion the most successfully drawn . of , all;
ir:i-i. ti witu (his lough, sketvn ot tue onan
e;:lu.r, wrliH vedctieai, vkqaisiffcly finished
i'ortraiu (f Cardnml Pole, of Howard, and
o: faci,., f , T r4 rr or . jfj-f
rtc drttrrt wtifethtjrni fafrer specimen of
tue grin n.l stj Uf joj.jih.work, could be
1 -loiwl, il. nu the passages which lollow
Ouroiiiij--iiiieI.K;of( HfitfaMtwMl
l ii.li-r hi arud Cardinal Legale rcisoniug
ou tlMi bide iLrfv'iiiVreV "W Kgiklf'ierh&,
and joatifyii.g 4btf akhW Ui .?h)
Uarttihf.oei irj;likte; the-j Wio.r4oi-Me
W:is, for ' ;outiatios bu'ruiogs,' 1 jjuk-ial
Miuideta, ..and the whotebeaUtifurpro
grimine "of et-cffc8iastlciil'tyra'ntfvi '".
Qutr&'&br&ei vthera , '.uiei that. dWe
the stake and flrer i : '
And their strong torment bravely borne,
. begets. . . , y H .i
An admiration and an indignation,
And hot dearM fonirtateiro tne plagDe
Of schism spreads;. were,tber but three or
four ,! :.; t tJ-'f ,v!-J'i ' 11
Of these taisteadters,1 yet I wouH 'not say
Burn L and we Can hut burn whole iowas;
they are .Hianyyii? ; tvl
GardiiiefYiit -mV fini'd Cardinal "'Lain
Pvie-rt amy6ur Legate; pieaseyottlet nSe"
finish. . .. , --a-
Methinksrthat pfder .quQuwpj-jegimen
We mhelAi-i? BbftHe?aPMflfdrfmson
rowel
i
And streaming lash, u When oHroIWHetr;
4i
Began to batter at ycVEuptfCnuVciif
This wastbe cause, and hence the ludg-
pienf on lier V , t
She seethed with 8uch'aailulleries, and the
Of many among your churchmen- were -so
..'-" foul . . ; " :
Ttat baayea wept .amli earth blusft'd. -1
would advise ;
lhat we should-thoroughly cleanse the
- . ....
tepstatutes be requicken'd.
00 after that when she once more is seen
White as the light, the spotless bride of
. . , Christ, , ,
titopj j?hri$r, Kims$tfltt Tabor, possibly
The Lutheran may he won to her agaiq;? '
Till when, my Lords, I counsel tolerance
Qardiner What, if a mad dog bite, your;
".--. v 'haml;'BiyIiOTdtiV' ;!ftj-A j -j
Would you not chop the bitten finger off, "...
Lest your whole body should madden with
the poison t ;
1 would not, were I Queen, tolerate the
heretic, . I
No, not an hour. The ruler of a land
Is bounden bv his Dower and nlaee to i se
rHia peo plebtnorftoiaeu'd.CToleratethem!
TWhJT ado tliiy felirats y(.fe4 Nay, many
01 mem . :.
Would burn have burnt each other; call
they not ,
The one true faith, a loathsome idol wor-
Siwsbip!,' , :
Beware, Lord Legate, of a heavier crime
Then heresy is itself ; beware, I say, !
Lest men accuse vou of indifference . ' '
jTfalfitii8, alTeiigtptt;jf0t you know;
Ttnfhrwell that vou Vourself have been snn-
posed
Tainted with Lutheranism in Italy.
; ;,.i:. .-.: :
Mary I come for counsel and ye give
me feuds.
Like dogs that set to w atch their master's
Fall, when the thief is e'en within the walls.
LTo worrying one another. My Lord Chan
k I cellor. i
You have an old trick of offendiasr us:
ludjlhat.youara art-aad pari .with i us
in puraing neiesy, wi n we miglit, tor una
AroAtrrtolnce and .mueh 1 rougljneW to the
I U is-gHXr,, 'oJt w 1 j
lJaver shut yop uut from our councils,
f J lUH&siq fofe, j .
You are fresh from brighter lauds. Refiie
witi m, S j
His hitihnesa and iy self (so yu allow tis)
Will let -you learn in ieace and privacy j
What jRiwerihisieoolersnnof England hath
Iu breedftig Godless vermin. And pray
Heaven" "
Thatjpu.-mayrseA acjiJrdURf l ue "aigbt.
UiMf, cous?n.-1 &exfQueert afld Ptdc; ta
-Gardiner Pole has the Plantagenet face,
But uot the force made them our mightiest
" kings. - i
Pine eyes butj melancholy, irrestJuto ;
A" tiuo beard, li nner, a very fuIK .fine
r, M Jicard., . - . rf , , XTf
But a Weak niou Av'aaifiu1eterininate--ha !
L 7 i piikci-r;, a weak mouth, pel chance.
uarauier- adu not line tinue ;
T gorge. hvrelicf bole, roasted or raw.
Place by the "side of Cardiral Pole,
the type of "the scholarly, foreigu-bred,.
epicurean ecclesiastic" averse their temi er 1
ment to all cruel perseuUtions,' yet "hur
ried into them by men of stronger will"
the sturdy, relentless English Bishop bf
Winchester at Due moment resisting Papal
afcgre&ibtis, at "another cunningly compro
mising with it, for purposes of his own ;
how admirably are they ... contrasted ; ami
-ltow the fastidious, delicate almost fiuicul
r manners, aflcf r7tastes of the Italian
bt tag? mi to stronger relief the burliness and
bumptiousness (!) of bis British brother ! :
, Lord Howard d; Lord . Paget, too,
form admirable foils to one . another.
Howard, subsequently commander of
Qoeen.Eiizabeth's fleet against the "Invin
cible Armada," is tolerant from the innate
generosity and amiability of his nature.
Paget," uif coniraire, is tolerant from mere
scepticism! . .:
Howard, (remarks an English critic clear
ly), Would not burn poor Protestant boars,
but bti is highly indignant that they should
vepturei to express an ; indecent resentment
at being burned, or to predict retributiyefy
me xiowotaix 01 '"ine fwoap-," ana tuere is a
true touch of humor is his Lordship's driv
ing the "brace of cursed crones," Joan and
Tib, out of St. Mairy'a Church for merely
uttering sucu a preuicuon; ana mis oniy u
few minutes after his having. commiserated
" all heretics of the poorer.'sort' " -Yet, as
he angrily remarks, ' j
IfcwbuTd'reTerana" Prelate br'crowni a
&6bljt6tifc hbursu'ch'lJruii malfgnlty ?
tflrtvlait an acrid wine has .Luther brewed !"
, Of the miner characters introduced and
well painted in, a few masterly touches, are
Sir Ralph Bagenball and the unfortunate
WvatL The Princess Elizabeth, thouga
apparent in ar few v short scenes only, den
. 1 . ' - 1 . 1 2
niteiy appeals ,i mc Tmaninauou, auu ia
made to " live tod acfln no misty or doubt
ful fashion, .TZ " !
Cranmer's execution, and the scenes im
mediately Drecedins it are.-as, might have
Joans ana Tibs, and lower personages of
the- tragedy, are presented with a quaint
vraisemblanee and Jhomely power. Some of
the ruraL scenes arecharming,, .-Fromr ond
111 lUCSti WCUirwtulB juwaiuaiusuvug
11 is periect, artts mnur- 7-
Mdkmaid (singing without)
3 J t'
1 il
anus
Milking the cow?
Daises grow again.
Kingcups bloWagain, , f I
AMy4&vmliaA -frteeStF' me mimirrg thej
R6t1h came tehirid mc,
4 U t.-L
JV1SS U me wjBil.J, run ,
Cuff him. could if Vith my hands
Milking thecow I
. Swallows fly again,.
Cuckoos cry again
'(DoItoi)in,!Il6biu; :
, , Cjqme flod kiss me now;
Help it can I? with my hands
T L Milking the cow ?
...liingdoveseoa again,
it-ii.
i- -.; -Ail tuings woo again, -
Come behiod aud- kiss tu milking the cowlj
Sufth are n few of the' tttfquestionable
merits , of ,MQa!eti Mry.'' SVliWtsafe itsj
faults t onrauior what is the frwgfe1
fauM 'tiiib iiinnr fin i i rr"Tffl,WPiTil,TrTt
tbe rankifv?nrat-el:T?gtfl' This
seems to' us Us utter lack of- inat-Unagma-i
live fusiyrjMbteiftraii M all j
speaf Orantas natimnious entities, coin-
piete, whores, ilika-, s.piaBy bfe-tlif&?
woiidsX inaieluf t sene'Of upte- j
tures and scenes each more or less sucerss-s
ful by il8eifjtQellrtttf'6T a neres-!
sary and absolute unity, that each srpne
likVing" been ; perused,'- -one can' ' uitfc ctily
put I be book asulerjbiwinirllijthatevt-r
iuterehtlioori JoCteue4 Wjf enes is,
comparatively, an independent interest. "
It i proper fo , us, to. remark - alsuv that
Tennyson's style is abominably -ovef-
crwwtted." ,.......,".
He bouTd And it in his heart to omit lady
Jane Gray, hut a half dozen hoDies;
mee aupi!nutoerari 1 are adtoiufed who
jabber a few useless wprds and tbeu chrM"
r ,to be nder,, tot spaoa. failsrUueen
Mary??, as an artistic Historieal Tragedy,
tried 'bnrnrg rldaYd; is a jaflrjf 'pf
seriettot5fi.li
longing to lhaaame reiRa, ;a4teuronolo
in'g aild instructive. :..an&MiM x4
In one aspect, it Ta a phenomenon. It
shows how, by the rigid exercise of will, a
Poet of Teuoyson's acm ttrWibisat
jaut indDeftAr, WeeliW,! Afldiep
rTw attiattn habilamenta whicb no ; mor-
A Michigan colony intends to set
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Public Report
Poiicfeman-
I li.ivo 110' enj ycil ihhI health Uir iwvoril years
l.j-iyet iiavji! mil Hil4wed it U 111 ertero-whh lay
).l r. t- v- ry Hue WUuisfin lt the lahorinjj -lni-
kn iw Ih iimutvcnieaii of tMMj.robliKod t l.ibor
vvl.en the IxNly, fr..lu loli.ity. nUnont restates t per
form itsi!i tank. 1- irvt?r t ax H tMriver hi ii8:n
wi;h intMlicinec; l.ut, havmsf lumrd thu Vmrine
HjMk 11 of ho hiirhly, wa drteroiiued to try it, m:tl
chaJt nevct reaiei that lHeriniaatioti At a tonic
(which evi-ry one utd at niiiin tiim K ira
n)tliifitr I fvw hv-.urd of. It invii;iirat the whole
wyj'f.-m; It i n jfrct cloMnsur mid iirifir ot the
lil xMi Tn. re a e uiti.y of my m qii t ioc o- o
have Inkeil it, uiiU nil uuile 111 jtruice .t iti batirfac
ory vtf.-:t. . f '" - ' ' -
K e ia U aiuousr the a -e 1 c an f )iO.ili:. it ira
p n to tlu-ni iiu) one tiling mo&t, aerd ul in o tl a;e
uij:h:8of cajBi, tweet r- ioie, therehy irtreiullien
I ia tlu; miud .eU -as tlia ImhIc. One aged la jy,
vrh fcaab tai Buffering th:AiH;h life from tcrouju.
and has tiecome bUnU fiom Ita eSecta. ttavia!; tried
many remedies wit-i uo lavorahle ieult. wa In
duced hy friende to try the Veobtimb. After taking
a lew bottles. Bbe obbdued Kuch Kreat relief that
ehe expreaed a wish for bcr eivht, that ahe miht
be able to look npoa the man who uaa sent her
each a blessing
Yoan respectfully, ;
l II. P. HO (1K, fnic4 olllcer, station B.
. ; I'ostoh, Mass., Hay U, 1371. ' :
Heartfelt Prayer. ; ;
St. Pact, Aug. tt, 1864.
irK.hTETCS8.E--Q.
' Dear Sir I ahorild be vrantias ia gralitade if I
failed to acknowledge what the Vjcoitinb has doae
- for ae. 1 was attacked about eleven months jfeiee
with Bronchitis, which fettled into consumption.
I bad night sweats and fever chilis; was dUtrceeed
for breath, and frequently spit blood; was all
emaciated, very weak, and so low that iy friends
thought my case hopeless.' : : -
" 1 was advised to mate a trial of the ' YKUKTijJI,
which, nnder the providence of Ood, has cored me.
That he way bless the use of your medicine to
ot hero, at he ha to roe. and that his divine crrtce
any attend yon is the heartfelt prayer of your ad
miring, humble s crvant, s-
BEX j AM IN PETTINGILL
P. 8. Miue is bntrme among the many cares your
medicine has effected iu this place. '; li. k".
Make it Public.
South Boston, Feb. 9,1871. "
U..K tkvs, Esq.; s ( j, j X '. ":"Va"'8 i
iear Sir I hawe heard from very iBy'onrces of -the
great snccws.of Vtotin in eases of Scroula,
hheiuaaitem, Kiduey OnmpUint. Cat jrrti and ftther
diseHfes of kindrvd nature. I bate rnv heaibttfon
ia saying ttiat I know VxeKrara to be themttst re-
liable. remedy foxX.'alarrh and General UebiKty. ,
; lay, wife has been troob:ed with Catarrh for many
jears. anil at time very badlyi'' Kbwbae thoroililj
Uied every sopposcd remedy that wo bftalil hear of,
and kUIi all Hiw he. has Jor- several - years -lecn
gradually growfaig wors and Oj dimbarge front
the head w tcoele andeiy ogeusive. i
the waalB-tluscondliton when she commenced
IM6 1 Wll Ifl ait VAUU ov iiw duv uupvi-
injt on the second bottle. She continued taking Uaa I
VxotTura nnttl she had used from twelve to fifteen
bottles. I am new happy In informing yon and the
public (it you choose to make it public)that she is
entirely cured, and Veoktinx accomplished the
core after nothing else would. .Hence I feel instl
Hed in saying that VssnurK is the most reUtole
remedy, and would advise all suffering humanity to
try it, tor J believe it to be a cool, honest, vegetable
medicine,' and I shall not hesitate to recommend itj
I am, Ac. respectfully, ''
.- - 'T ; I. C. CAUDELL,
Store 451 Bioad way. (
VxQi-nsE acts directly epon the cause of t&esej
cdmplamts. 'It invigorates and streuiriaeaa , tha
-whole system, acts upon the secretive organs, allays
lnliammauon, cieaa ea aim cnrBB HicenHtwu smva
conBupauon, ana reguuues ine oowuis. ..-.:c ,
w II a Eiiilrely Caredr nXo ?-
(, r- 'i : & ! BosToir. October. 187ft! '
i lfr 8t4vi:ss;'- " ' '. . . ...
Dear. Sht My daaphieii. I after Saving a severe at-j
tactt of whooping cough, was leltTn a feebk stale on
liealtb. and alter nmg aiew Domes was .fMiiyxp-
tioreu iu uctutH - - i - , ... .
I tmkie hi-en a eTcnt sufferer from Kheamatism
httvatbH seveeal btAtles of the VBOKTiNKtor thUl
complaint, and anx happy to say it ha entirie)yi
Cured tue l, nave recoutiueuueu uu imwtu u;
others with the same good results. It, is a- groat,
Wnanr and Tinrifier of the blood: It is ' Bieasaut to
take: aod I cau cheerfully recommend it. . . . r, .,
lTTr-. JAMKSltyKSK;S6i AtbeBsareet,T
Fold by ai urgguiiana weaicrs.&iery waen.
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Kcal Kings, and all khirin ofgoods
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Sellifii; pt.&7 SO Tor 6, Catli
sept 81rB liQ HgitiiitttyUTlthiers,
rVriAMSR JHXIt) WILD Ulf "EQtrtABX
jg!f j AXE.
every day except Jta4aya k. brtif rj.s5
Leaving Wilmington 8 V P. M.
Leaving 8midlr1ff.j.-i 3. y.JJ lia . . . 1 iA -M.
Commutation tickets may bo purchased at our
office.
sept 19-tf O. G. PARSLEY ft CO.
- MEDicnne kejtderkd itseless i
axe indorsed hj the moatjBmeaty4iciMw-4a the
world for the care of rhenmatism. xieoralglay lives
ccplamt, dyspepsia, kidner disease: aches, pains.
aervous dieord.em, fit4 femalecom)didots, nervous
ana generar aeointy, ana otner chrome aipeasesxir
. stomaci kldoeys and b
Book with f ulparticulars ree by. VOLT A Bid.'
i' " r 1 ' 'Hi ii IT ii I iti I
TQ SASTPLE FREE ana big pay to male aadl
WM .Tenntie werytrhecet.; ' .-...j .itiO t
t ' Address TuS UNION PUR CO,, Newark, N. ST,
day at home. Airnia wanted- ? Otitfit
ana terms tree, tkuis & uu., Angatta,
.Ktf ,tJt;J-I-- iU- . k
$5U tO $IU.
Has been Invested tn Stock Privileges and paid
;:9bo oHi profitJ '
f " How to Do It," a Book on WaSt, rent free
r j - , TUMBBIDQB Ca a
' Bankers ft Brokers. 8 Walt Bt., N: T.
cifl nnn royal Havana Lorriay. piB-
ijOlU.UUU. tributod every fifteen days. iv.
1 prteerrTiOSOWf I priae..,. $60,000
Ji pdaeaj $i5.M -...60,000 ;'
tmjBruses. asMaating ip.tt-A sio.uuu t
Whole tickets, $20- quart era, 5; twentieths, $L
- Circulars of information free.' Prizes cashed.
A. DONAU A CO., Bankers, :
PoeUofflco Box 808ft. . 81 Park Kow. New York.
. Boyal Saxon and Brunswick Government Lotteries
constantly on nana. - - . .
yirow OpttoD Gin Co
IVcw Iondon, Con il. -
Maunfacturcrs of Cotton Gins, Cotton Gl Feeders.
Condenser and Cotton Gin Material of every dencrijt
tion. : Our Gins have been tn.nse thirty years, and
have an established rcDiitation for timialicitu. lioht-
running, durability, and for quality, and quantity
ut inn. pruauceo. uur reeaer is easuy anacnea to
the tlln, and easily orM-rated by anv hand of ordinary
itiU-ltig""'e- '1 1 ey are the v ximpleU , aud cheapest
Feeder in nia kt't and ferd with more regutarity'
tha-i i i- -h h hat.rt. increasing the outturn and
giving a cUttitrr xt'A better sample. At all Keir where
exhib tt d ni;d i y : l iiitets aving'tht-m iu-use, they
have i-e n accords l the i:iirhe-t eneomiunis. Our
condenser -are well-made, durttblt a.i A ximjde ia-con-Ktructioti,
and do whft is rt-qni e l i f them rapidly
and wol; Aro Additional power is, required to drive
the Fet-d r or Condenser, and no Gin House is com-
piete wit hu t them. We are prepared to warrant;
t' any e i-o table extent,! perfect satisfaction to
rvt-ry pun h-i'r. Circular?, prices ana full iu forma
tion uruirinsd. Address ' as - above, or apply to.
4 wvtiigtoii, KvereCt dc t'o Wllmlu&V
- :n rm ,! ' ''' " !;'!, :
i'P A Q The choicest in the forld Impor
lllttOi ters' prices iar-t Company in
America rtaule article lileai-: ivury body -Trade
coiitibuUly increasing A geitta wanted everywhere
best inmu-emcnts don't wapto time bend 'for
circular to K BKB'f WKLLS, 43 Vesey tSU, N.' Y.,
f. KM. OX i -.:.-;-,' ! .:-' -
Q A V7EEK guaranteed to Maid, and Female
jp tt Agents, In their locality
Costs NOTHING
O. VICKSRY ft
to try It. Particulars Free.! -P.
CO., AngBsta, Me.
dl C TO I1Q A per day at home. Samples worth fl
iDU tpUfree. Stikson Co., Portland, Me.
Beptll-daw4wks.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Havana Lottery.
a amotunlag ta,..
CI :1L
ou,irw
25,000
,.4.JJ. i:.....:"1 lO.OOO
of.
- of-
of-'-S.000ach. ' 1U.OO0
10 T of . U0Ooeach.. 10,000
, of - - S0 each .-. . .V. . . . . . 44,5 OO
635 ' ot 4) each 1V6.OO0
Circular with fullluformathih sent free. Tickets
for sale by . . P. C. DKVLIN, t ;
nityT-dwly-- SO liberty at," New Tork.
BW'Godidridge, ;
Graflon, Windham Co. Vermont.
" MANOTACTUBKR OF" - I
Fine Fishiiigr Eods
Partienlar attention paid to max&S reds idkpteJ
toSoothera trade. . ' L rlT '.Z. J; T."
aj0t bij .- !!'. i
on ahort notice and at reasonable prices;1 ; j
(VAte or (,iate ijatjnier
Spruut ft Hlagon. Bank Of New Hanover,)
izmtt&& ami
JMew Koutnern nouse.i
FOR THE SALS OP
COTTON. NAVAL STORES. RICE. LUMBER. ;
TOBA.COpjAU 4TITJiBKN; PK01HJC UEN.
ICS Chestnut St, Philadelphia. !
3tSOKn8bl'. .1 rt.W.,4.. -it , ;JalytJ-3nv !
- i- - " Trull I ' 'ii' t X 'i - ' I ' ' :
New Fall and Winter Goods,
At ...
-. ji t. ;.
Street.
.Tfc B. SAMSON'S, 43 Maikct
the
i t
dWlNG to the scarcity of money in the East rn ;
markeM ont resident Dartne irfNeW York has
fecfarediome iHHtAV BAKUAINS in Dress Goods, j
4.tgiihriith -lilmket. Klairie and' ilrtlnk,
bla-iid and ,UnWeached e.v Ac. - Alt of nwhfch j
re ji !;rrtidyTt.cautpeiloDfconr oia siami, no. ;
4 Knrkot.l Qtt. .si -Id ' :, -
, i-ji:lie-lctf0yv! ''-'Hi'i-'i.-' '' j
septal tti !t I Jl H'.'RAiSON. I
t fTTl bt Bi'll: Srup'or Blackstrap : ' f
50
Uiwa8alted,Mol.liti',u ei ' 1
- Demerara Cuba and New Orleans Molasses ,it
Demerara
sept 19-dftwtl
A , BlNlWLIstUCJtOW 4H.
1 f I.? f
jus f ;;;i:i:.;o;
sept 1-tf
THAT HE HAS MOVTXHIS pFPIi
Princess street to his BeV-BUtter tf i
mm
eWorka,
N. Front,
sept
Opposite D. A. Smith's Furniture Ptore
. 8. 8. EVER1TT,
O W U Y
F. , Ut 'l i. r.iv1'
L i' ir; , ;?t ! '
,:'IKW,.. I I 'iJ ,2utut fat. -
Nub aviJiitrw-J J,!-.'sij-?'vol
moa feiss.d ajit; c '"sa-
rgwtfiWiiUpon :rUirrfftiipppflrorae,i menagerie;- irous, inaran
. UrsF as' niont I nnriAn nippiic
1 u
if
Grecian
si.':
Sanger's Ehglisiillii igerieiof Trailed Mim
' ii .1 i.'i ' :
i .
IROQUOIS INDIAN TE0UPE.
.--r c:- ii a: Hindu's 102? kisi.
$100,000 CHALLENGE !
TH
FIVE TRAINED
Performing together to the ring at the same limej
er
the music, walta. hop, taut, stand an their heads,' ptfay
vwnuenui vaacny,, lonaing a xAriiiins -jaoieon oi
Pictorials, by Chief tain, Emperor, MaJidrie, StUJ
THE FIVE, EDUCATED ELEPHANTS.
:;:t.:i . .. :' r i -At f- i '
' r
iWnatlon In' America.' Special Attract
uuuimu or Tin utner company in ine WOEKU
... .. OUB-FEATURES.-- -
. Coaceded by all to contain mora "
aa4 the moat choice and rar eoHeeti6n" of Livins:
n nu mi i iniua w any ttxniamon m tae W orta. - ' i
The only Gfonpof)?! j'1" " ;1 !
, Frva WosDKBrdi PxavoiurtHd EiitPHAirs
in the World. The oly Den of : - - u ;
k?Ive Ferocloiia Koyal Bedeal Tiger.
s : ' . ' And the only Den, of ;. ' . i
. SIS GRAVE-ROBBINCli Yi$NAiJ;:;. j
. 1' )- ever entered by man.) tyifrq&yzulAtiM
Three. Bftbjr' Fftl, Bjefiexl 3llKr: (
cycr born while incaptlvity, i Bora April 21 1875.'
X
l
Kv.rv Ft a'ure Adrcrtiscd, Traly. Fxhibib'd. Every NaU n ilf ihi
J ' WotWajCon,ribni.r9.-,v,.,
.vt.;'Krt IUWM
:,viti-l it . j
More Performing Animals than ary
-. -
. Of. 11.
Sftecialtiea of
CharkMters. Fearless
ElepbantConrsing:
our $350,000 Challenge.
Four acres oi
vouch lor iu
This is the onl
rtnnifinna. NO(
onr creat featnrtir Setil4yvft. Gold Chadot. iJBomao 'at jChariots,
Cavaliers escorting urectanjiaanttes. ' meg an i voiumes aaorking snapety
nKIUIC MUJlft) AUUftAU wwuht
i u..htff .n." j a'nMKHr' im r. iw ru h
Exhlbtolo
iorori nn onr Exliihitioii AxrQandauer any pretence whatever.
A TiT.TTsaTOHIT anal
MarMMmirjf i -'-"-'7 m
- v; .T;l v? pf t .a. Ul rfi m yo ml Ah MuU:.-.svti ' ? ""'i7i'il "
0;lffa JpVrt;calars see Picloriala, Programmes, and our Illustiated Pictorial, the Advance Agent
October 2, 3, 9, 16, 19 - , -
B I G S H O;-W;i
. ? ).5.t J Tir H'I"li ,
t::iiirhi?.OjetaB&fi
j jcO ',3.ji6j:it-satso'J! .
Oil ' 'i
It.
i. t .
ATTlHISISTHE &HIY GtTtBIflON
ON EABXB Hi VIN6 A TBOOPE OF
ELEPHANTS !
i; s- ,!
the most Marvelous and Wonderfal Feats ever per-
co ihrouel
mtwlcal tnstrnments, startle the audience by their
a riKAMiu uir i&ULriiAHTo, as represeatea on
and Victoria, , s:-j .,.s ...
r a t-
' Great London Circus
Largest Equestrian Companj in America. -
Every Performer a Star,!' I
, Every Fealare Prodneed First Class. :
Four Clowns in the- Arena. ' 1
u Grand' iftppodroniat'ic ' BpectaclML' , . ', ; . .
(' a:'i 'i ) '--" ,: r' : . 1 -- ' -" '
, ABlaaeof Gold and Burnished Steel. : "
.:!:
A Tribe of Real Iroquois Indian;Warriors, etc
The EntertaTirmeifM of TieOrekt London" are
wholly exempt from The Inelegancies and Coarse
ness too frequently permitted in minorexhibidens.
and in this institution there ia nothing everpresented
that a gentleman wonld hesitate to bring his family
to witness, or, he most exacting can take except
tiohs to. - . .. , , . ;
Srcry SpCialFeatiiro AavertlsedT Tralbiully Be
preeented. .,....
1WSO0JXW. EXPENDED IN THE OUTFIT. ''
i ! !
ii i nii i i. ,:!;! t'-.
Sil:.t 'ii! i Ti : il. i tVt
the Jiobe iccprestn:ea. 3 ne wnoie
-,li i y ,iiu. lutlt
j -).MJi.,f,j: iiiut(tiv-t iI-j-:..7-Vc,vi'-.i
othvr Tell MeBagerfes' la' tno vTbrd I' " 1 ' ' -
1 ill hiii.l n.il KSM t:ti- ' t. t I 'U'
- ' . ::'
Roman
ladies.
nTeota. Has no equtl no rival. The people and press
11 '-A Ttil
TlCeSin i
fniwH .mri i. J L-yaua kui.
S OUTH!
i j Cf
22hd;
. , Grand Free Exhibition ! .
GRANDEST SIGHT BVKR 'BEHELD !
HIIa No Equal In America.
'; 1 , t ...:. ,.'- . . .
a Q SKATES T SENSATION OF THE AGE I
Sec for ToawcIve iben Judge !
At 9 A;: 1C onjeach day of exbibition tie Bippo
dromaticOrand Triumphal 8treet Pageant Of Howe's
tireat London Circus, Greciaa Bippodronv, Sanger's
! Kaslish Kenagetie of Trained Animals and Iroquois
Indian Troupe, when will he seen the grandest dis
play of Oriental splendor ever witnessed upon the
American Continent. i . . . .. ;
; - j-... tV.-.i . v : ' i ' ' ' .
81,500,000 Expended In the Outfit
The Whole World as Contributors
Eterjf 2faU6n von fhd Earth presented !
Mr. H. Barnum, having nad years of experience
In catering to the tastes of the lovers of amusements
and of artistic mechanism, has for the year 1815, at
an enormous outlay in Chariots, Psraphernaii. t oh
tume. Armor, fcc, with the sole view of eclipsing
any and all heretofore attempts as to Splendor and
Novelty. ;- --, - - . -
Entirely Hew anfi Beautiful " Features
. . (t Among which will be seen ...
! . ; ; T
' Oniybrcs'cf the ldn.d ever seen in America.
Tbs Peiidrroui Golden U'ar Itarlwi
Of ljdlar 'ar of JNteeriiaui !
Drawn by Five Elephants, CokwsalMagnidccnt hiuI
Itichlv Adorn-d; is thurty-ftve f t in length ami
thirty feet in height, snrwouutt-d by a
life slscd ' .
"GOLDEN IDOL ELEPHANT,"
' Fnrrcnnded h Turkf, Moors, Sultanas, Ac., iu their
' native dress, itepresenung incta.' --
SECOND.
ntoiikler f: olden Clmrloi of Ooinnierri,
Diawu by tr-n Beautiful Dapple (iray Hordes.
This supeib exposition of ait is thirty five ft el iu
length and twenty-five feet in height, made to rais
or lower by machinery. The body is covered bv
heavy carvings and richly gilded ornaments In the
rear, cn pedestals, are caned ttatues illustrating
. Britania and the Genius cf Colombia.
Interspersed among Mercury, Ceres and other em
blems of Peace and Commerce. From the center
this Chariot rises up, to a towering height, an enor
mous Globe, upon which is sealed a lady in lull
steel armor, representing Britania with trident and
British Shield, supported by emblematic representa
tives .of. Am erica on each side of tbe carved statuary,
representing' , . -
'''lEnrone and America.'
9 tit -. u . t.cj .. 1 - -'
THIRD.
THE COLDGN CAB. OP EDTKBPK.
" - " ' : i , , '
Drawn by TEN FLEMISH BOOTES, tipen which
ji -,;; '...,?. is tested :
Zelm Celebrated British Brass Band.
: - The body of this plendid 'vehicle is elaborately
erniiaented: the panels, front, sides and rear are all
richly carved and gilt French plate mirrors upon the
siaes in oas-reuer, representing we muses aim ouier
mythological sobjects, the entire car- being covemi
wtth Carried and golden decorations. ' The style and
finish of this Eoteroean Chariot excels snvthimr in
' the shape of band chariots that has ever been seen
in America,- . " ' , -.. '
; Representing all Nations.
V . , , , , FOURTJl.. a :
The Colossal Golden Chariot of I he K n n
' DBAWK BT YWZLVX AHDitUSIAN HOBSES.
Massive ia Proportions,' Artistic in Deeien, -Bit hly
. iecorated with .Carved Zoolaical and Eqses
Richly gilded. Ac., surmounted by a magnificent
sure Turkish Canopy, will, appear in tbe brand
Kqnes Hippo-Zoolo-Btrect Pageant each day, n-u-tafnmg
KK) children resident- of the cities or tw i s
where the exhibition takes place. All girl- aud b- ys
between the ages of 6 and li years are cordially in
vited to take the ride during, the trand street ri)
1lay, and are reqeested to eongiegate at the exhibi
tion grounds at tt A M, in..:
'Representing America,
' hfth:
THE GOLDEN DBAGON CHABIOT,
Drawn by Twelve Jem sal em. Donkeys.
This wonderfal piece of workmanship 01 artistic
. beauty, representing
A FpY. DRAGON WITH. THBEB. HEADS
Is twenty feet in length aud i of too proportion,
richly carved in gilt, surmounted by representatives
of theEasf-KINGS, QUEENS, PAGES, Ac, Ac ,
resplendent with oriental beauty, caparisoned in
rich nickle-plated armor, banners,, flags, emblems,
&c. . - . ' :' .. ,,
Representing EjBTPt. ".
' SIXTH. ; .
THE CELESTJAL GOLDEN CHABIOT DRAWN
' BY M BEAUTIFUL SHETLAND PONIES. ,
Magnificent and richly adorned-with rich carvings
of oriental deeign in gilt and scarlet, surmounted by
canopyjtbe entire leagth craped with red, white
and blue; festooned in folds suspended with coids
of blue and gold, the whole forming ,
A Pictureof Artistib Oriental Splendor,
'".; Dazzlfaig and. bewildering to behold,
ii Representing China.
:.-.fVii'S3EVEIITH.
FAIRY CMDERELLACHABIOT,
Of exquisite workmanship and model .
! ! . " ' ' ' "
DSiWS BT. THE OBXT TXAX O ZXBBAS XVEB 6EIN
" . W HARXISS, RlPBiSENTlNO ArUICA.
eighth:
Tno'JEtian Chimes,
An "entirely new and hovel feature in the annald of
exhibitions, has been gotten ap at au expense of
$10,000 by the proprietors of tbe Leviatbau Consoli
dation, with a view to alace before the public fea .
tures 'that are' pleasing and different from all the
ordinary-traveling exhibitions. '
nil ii. if.. i ji"" i i ! . -
A Regiiktr'-FuM "CMme cf 4 Chnreh Bells
nt v iiii n; ! cm i- !
Eight in1 Number, Vveir Combined WeigJtt
It it ' i i'J it - f t V ' ft "!j.J V . .. .
Arranged noon a splendid t vehicle, i of poadereus
w4hl, and chimed by mechanical invention all the
latest airs of the' day, and will appear In the tirand
Pageaa'- I T"' -... . " - ' '
BxFxaKrzu0 tu. TSmw Yokk Tkdcitt Cnuacs
-.i-'Hsfti lUut .tyfW-i ! J"i! . i
In ai4ttiim to the above wonderfal works ; or. art
wilt appear daily ia the public streets, fifty cages,
d ns and vans of Wild Beasts, Boman war Chariot,
A , together wi fc the entire Combination or
A : : ' J 1 '..-it .'li-1
Howes' Gkba Lohdok Ciacus Bifposboiuc . akd
'Sanokb's Ekoush itvsA.azmM or Ttrined
tl!
t.AXtXAU.' ! i
Porntinz a scene of i daezRag splendor over two
mUes la length, never before equalled In ths world.
BniemW ni,(y, t,f,,j , ,.. . - '
Vtl(hetLoadoixV Free Exhihition.
i jiiuoji idl
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eseryed
Seats.
0
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lives