ACT III. BEFORE RICHMOND.--The home of Mrs. De Mori.--The two

documents.--A little misunderstanding.--A deserted wife.--The truth revealed.--Brought to light.--Mother and child.--Rowena's sacrifice.--The American Eagle spreads his wings.--The spider's web.--True to himself.--The reconciliation.--A long divided home reunited.--The close of the war.--TABLEAU.

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UNCLE TOM'S CABIN (NEW VERSION.)

_A MELODRAMA IN FIVE ACTS, BY CHAS. TOWNSEND._

PRICE, 15 CENTS.

Seven male, five female characters (some of the characters play two parts). Time of playing, 2¼ hours. This is a new acting edition of a prime old favorite, so simplified in the stage-setting as to be easily represented by dramatic clubs and travelling companies with limited scenery. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN is a play that never grows old; being pure and faultless, it commands the praise of the pulpit and support of the press, while it enlists the favor of all Christians and heads of families. It will draw hundreds where other plays draw dozens, and therefore is sure to fill any hall.

SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS: ACT I.--_Scene I._--The Shelby plantation in Kentucky.--George and Eliza.--The curse of Slavery.--The resolve.--Off for Canada.--"I won't be taken--I'll die first."--Shelby and Haley.--Uncle Tom and Harry must be sold.--The poor mother.--"Sell my boy!"--The faithful slave. _Scene II._--Gumption Cute.--"By Gum."--Marks, the lawyer.--A mad Yankee.--George in disguise.--A friend in need.--The human bloodhounds.--The escape.--"Hooray fer old Varmount!"