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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14
Their pes.ilption.

The scene among the returning refugees
upon the road confirm all you have already
heard of the extreme poverty of many of
the people Any number of females, old
and young, are seen passing along bare
foot, with scarcely enough of clothing upon
them to cover their persons, and the few
rags they have of the coarsest MATERIAL
Many are entirely without even calico
gown, wearing course petticoat, some
times made Of scant pattern Of old car
pet, or a worn-out coveret, and a calico or
muslin waist which their best efforts can
not coax up to the requirements of nodes
ty. An Army officer who was in town the
other day, on his return to camp, passed
over a road on the west side Of the Jordan,
which is less frequented than the direct
road from Provo on this side; suddenly he
came upon company Of dozen or more
females, in company with two or three
male Protectors"
These females were so destitute of cloth
ing that several of them had blankets wrap
ped around them after the fashion of Indian
squaws They had, probably, taken the
bye-road to avoid observation, and upon
meeting a stranger, fed from the road, evil
IDENTIFY conscious that they were not in suit
able condition for strangers gaze.
Gov. Cumming IN ClOver and other Gentiles
IN misery.
Gov. Cumming continues in high feather
with the Mormoas, and is treated by them
with the utmost cordiality This conduct
towards him is the more marked in contrast
with the treatment which other Genties
have received TIE Peace Comu.iss' oners
were compelled to occupy their ambulances
as bed chamberJ for a fortnight after their
arrival, and then, by Brigham's consent, Sc
cured single room, without other furni-
ture than a small table and two chairs -
Judge Eckels, gentleman against whose
reputation no charge has ever been sug-
gested, was utterly unable to obtain shelter
upon his arrival here, and was compelled
to sleep upon the ground between two wa
gons At last he succeeded in renting a
small bouse from q man then in good stand
ing in the Church, who at once became an
object of suspicion and hate, so much so.
that his wife's friends told her frankly that
they dared not entertain her. This man
and his family are now living ont of doors
and sleeping in bis own wagon in the rear
OF the Judges house, feeling that they can
not safely 50 beyond the Judges protec-
tion.
The Governor, bis Secretary, and Or.
Forney, the Indian Snperintendaut---aI Of
whom, seem to become satisfied OF once
that the Mormons are about as good peo-
pie as the Lord makes-haye been well
cared for; but all other Gentiles, no matter
how careful not to offend, have been served
generally, with cold, freezing politeness
suggestive Of QeDteel stranqline
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14

Ny Dear Madam.
1t IS my impression that you have dropp-
ed enough Of your line already, and that
you are running the thing into the ground.
JAS BUcHAxAN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14
.n,IoTn srEAM MEMN oNEoN,

OF distinguished beauty aud perfect training accompany the
Show. Their performances have equaled They
were imported by Mr. r. Sands and has equal fame IN
Euroua md klnerica
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27

The earle indication Of ILLS shnrous v - ~
taho. Of tns throat ana bronchial tubs By sshuE oo
wSs pIes@ k.rs L L of @srs esrons su ,s.sy.
ha skins up eongesled similar 70 boiled ssrch.
glunous smy and stringy substance moro In ~
morning AND part cul.ry afsr nssis which c.ussu d
removed Then the sufferer In II Tor shnrs tina whMs
smother spuua collecting accommodating 10 substf1e -
bowels. which cheers the crcn.tsn q De Ssod, spScsr
rupt The flowing fountains Of life The parent consunsp
ton aed In he sdute aed Of 10
SoS wsGs ss: f.s e ,oush BY The
With dersDsew. Mt 81 the liver and bowels wh,
In krmed broacts bronchial dlal ,uluss. and l ~
realty me nrst stage o. ccn..onpuos
Breathing short and hurried cough frequent with
aecnmulauea OF corrupted matter someiuses strssks1
o so cSs N Ss s%a's s.d e
after, fe~h sot and dsbhy the limbs scarcsY able -
support The body, susceptibility OF oAtnhng eo<1
voice. with heavy snoe'to alton In IL. forenoon Tying
psins IN The chest sides snd seoul with ~ q
covpArs IN the nanrnsss a~Asing from sleep.
,n as Pc. ~ ~ srs. iss Win .ws.s ~
dsrrka In females the symptoms more dsalressg
earlier period than In sh. ms'e with weakness
and able with graou and frequent iasevV
ons Of The monthly fow and, tho disessa
total or final cessation OF IT, It'll the harbnger OF brola
down constitution.
The above stage svciept sufferer
the origin his by comparing them To hs Zee ios
which must termra'e fatal II tho LAYER otoms
coasunp'ioo when the lamp life Is slmcss
extinct through total neglect the Of the sufferer b
not checking # while confined TO the tsro.t.
Chronic Consnmp.ve physician consulted No.
LII MA nth street, CHn.on place, New ork-
~ relief By using sri In xLDS cognao bis.srs once y
Nassau eet, New York.
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Mail cts
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
o., L..

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PnnLADkPmA. June 20, 1855
Stocks dull P-ou'yIvs STATE hve,, say; Rearing
Psiro~d 22i; wo'rs csbsi, Al; LcnS f.lsai RsreAd,
lgA; Pen1sy lsaIia Ralroa1, AN
MoBuE. June 70, 1858
TIE sales OF coton TO cav 400 bales a. Ice for
rnsadlng nuket ctosins dc sAes sne seeS 500
ba es recspt. week ooo ,alcs, against so bales
I'm wesk q est ,eaf; Increase reespts At "a
port rtn ia-tyesr g. $50 bales; stock 1000
bses. FreiEh.sot,ss 30 Iverpooi eoaiinaes ern sad
unchanged; 70 Hsvre, Nc
BAtuxosx, June ~, 1855.
Flour dull M sales Wheat steady: red, 81 10; white,
81 t6s vi ID; TAR 70 sooo prime. 81 20 81 ~ Corn
dull ~biie, f3c 7to yellow, T5c. TIC. Pfovisi)ns
duh and unchanged. whsney dull aud nominal
PHLs psIPfuA. June 70, 1855.
Flour dull nj ~ IL q - IS aneSi unclaimed: Ken
tncky whie. 81 70; red 81 81 os Corn active yellow
CSC 7ec. Provisions dull ~hiskey dull st 22hc.
hryAlo, June Alp n
Flour dull sses 60 bbn &C ~ ~ " Tor extra Illinois,
81 % u 80 for extra ONO and Michigan wheat dun
40 sales " hx prices Coro firm sales 400 bushels
prime ohio 80 OATS iuii sales 5000 bushels 10 ar
rive n SOC Rye at 6oc efeghts-1oc for wheat 70 Neu
York lake imports yesterdays 900 obs -four 90 900
bushels wheat 1900 nuspea corn u, 900 bushels oats
Canal exports-4.ooo bbs 1our, 1900 bushels wheat
1000 bushels
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Raairond Acctdents.

NEW HAvgs, June 20, 1853.
man named williams, stone mason OF Coiinsvilo,
Was run over ies mites THIS side Of tas town this
ing BY the Cacs Rsiroad tram Bota he and the train
we're comipg this way he looked around t~ce but did
NOT leave the track HIS head cut OF ae about
saysy ave years o, age. The Reports that
little girl, about eight years Of age, ~s killed BY
lightning in Greeraela, H.ss., yesterday noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27

Poossr-In Hobokeu on Saturday, June 20, after
short ard nipess, MesrnsR and FR.sKar, twin
sog q sebs and Catharne L. sossrt, aged mouths
and 20 days
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited
attend the funeral this Sunday aftsrnsou, three
o'cck 81 the Ct sxth and Geraen streets, Hobo
ken. without further invitation
CAssxrs - On saturday, June 20, RxsscoA = Lousm,
wife OF Archibald Cssrels, aged "a years
Tier funeral viii take pfsce this Sunday aernoon, Al
one O'Clock, from $50 Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27

MRS. BLUNT's READINGs.-H will be seen by an
Advertisement In columns to-day that Mrs.
Ellen Key Blunt gives . selection OF readings at the
New York Historical Societys Lecture Room. OF
Eleventh street and Sc bond avenue TO evening
Mrs. Blunt lady Of due geuus, and posaesacs worry
rsre talents reader She 10 . daughter Of Francis
Key the celebrated author Of thu "star Spsnsed han
nsr and slater Of Hon. Barton Key, District Attorney
at Washington and connected with Of the drsl
families Of Baltimore and Boston. Mira Blunt makes her
dbut 10 morrow night. She has read before select
circle Of friends, among whom Rev. Dr. Bsthuus
and other eminent critics and literary mon, and she
comes before the public with their mos. cordial
mendations From the large number OF her freeds and
the high appreciation In which her eminent talents
held by ali those who know her. have doubt that
her reception 10 morrow night will be euthusas &c
the lady can ces;re.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-27

The GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT THE ACADEMY or MUSIC -
This evening the grand classical concert OF the festya
advertised by the musical societies Of New York.
rsbe purposes will take place 1t the Academy of dusc
In addition 10 most fthe leading performers in town.
the orchestra and choruses will embrace tho New York
6angerbund the Lederkrantx and Aon societies. and
Hamopa Club Of Hoboken The programme comprises
lection from the works OF Behooven Calyon Weber No
sar Schumann haydn and Neyerbser The rural festival
and picnic Jones' wood by which tbis novel undertaking
Ia 70 be wound up promise to be very delight
fu and enter,ang affairs and from the number OF tickets
already taken, the attendance Is likely DO very large
There will however be lack Of room. ventilation,
that all 60 without OF being crushed otherwise
incommoded The meeting ground will ,ds.e any
number Of musical amateurs and pleasure seekers and
even crinolne will find al the space tina! requires fer
display.
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.sKroSs ledge IL Posvsr.---T. know that
.ssn Vy e. an, 'sSsn ~. s n =, Il a.:
Of four esh ri Brsodreh v-s-sb- onive sal pills
ension and soon the naiu outlets opened disease
passes of The blood purified tpd bath s resior-d Une
sod log d.eiots bIlls apoTl,tss q hsm Z. indeed
srest EssDRsIa suSius sold 20 81 ass 10 -.ry s,d
~ Budsou street us fulton street iBro,hvn; ia SOU
sirh nree Williamsburg Prise ecnss sugar Goa ed IL
cen" per oo'
Hollow Us Ointment ano Pills While cam
Gated OF the powerful action ~ the he pulls will he
MAIDEN i.se, NY - :" " - = ''''''' N -
ersy gssr.-wIIspc's asss C~asrss Orc
sS, sssnss s K ,S o s.: s's s
SS- axsscy IS Grand sl,ss, ernsS Ass IN n drss
s.scAs,sx's Hal, Dye, wis1 ..d T..v.-s-
1 ~: p; = n. S:1S e ses:a. :. n'~'
Bsrry's Trscopnsrcus s sns Beet Ano
sss Sfs .fu sns re- Ss.'ass b. ~, s
Baisasd's Hair Dye Takes all Oscsrs Down,
for .il color any share from blsek . brown sold and
applied a. <is Bfosdwsy, corner OF Canal street
Lsrwe Assortment OF straw Hats, in
every variety and style a WHITES IN. ha,:cr ls Fuou
Tn. bet anywhere vholesale end retail and The dye pr
vs.eiy sprued- No sAsse douss.
A very Rich Perfume
for hsndterchiet bouquet dcs.rs g. cents bcstls
Prepared d PB aLoN sos 497 srcst~g
ceafr.y's E,tr.c, VI Elder Flowers fer the
DUPuY. Area s9srcaaws,.
RsdscsI Cure Truss once Mash a. Co,
Nc vesey s'-ee. -"cr house T'usA-s and supporters
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ALBANY, June B-6 P. n.
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of the Dudley OBJ
ssrvaory held At noon to day On motion Of Judge
harris. resol atoms adopted dismesing DR.. B. o.
Gould, Jr. from the q sit.on Of the Scientific
Council of u al institution, and informing the Scientific
Council that srrspge mens made for bis
s.Sasnoe = Director In the Dudley 0Svervs.ory.
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MoveInenr OF Troops.

81. LOUIS, June -, 1913.
A despatch dated Iesvenworth the astn instant per
United States Express Cor 70 Bonneville says that
two co npADes arrived the fort Four hundred re.
cruits from Fort Columbus and Newport barracks are
due the 9Th Of July, ard destined occupy
post In the department of New Mexico.
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BonspoS--C RoIIus On Wednesday, Juus q, by the
Rev. s. T. Taylor. mr Wa Hobspos, o. New York, 10
RATE l.. elder daughter OF william Croius, Esq., OF
Brooklyn.
VAN RExn-scasnzu 90 THURSDAY, June "A, by Dr.
u Ven Labdt Mr. JACOB =. vAN Rssp 10 HsrsH VI.
RIA daughter Of Johu schmezei Esq oil OF this city.
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ROCHESTER,, June z6, 1858.
The jury In the Of Mrs Lsses, tried for the
der OF her husband retired at half CAST four Friday
afternoon, ana until the opening Of the Cour.
this morning, when they rendered verdict Of guilty Of
uanslaugber 10 the second degree The court promptly
sertenced her 10 Sing sing prissn for the VI
years. This sentence seems satisfy the pu olic mind
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President 70 commute the ssntsnce Powers he
was today bnrgsd for murder. The execution
ducsed privately the jail yard, but mulsudes occupied
the highest accessible surrounding points to witness tho
scene
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NKw LoSDos, June 20, 1858.
Extensive preparations are making . rowing match
90 the ah Jaiv which t~eny I've of boats
have already been made The Pequot aoase e-opeued
for the Season the superia,eDdencs OF Mr.. j. G.
Packard the landlord OF lA.t sumner
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TIE IL NOT BAtY TO CONVINCE,
IL Who seeing Prssios mt and Prince.
And learned men from lHnda
To yon's rkili hsve signed their banda
Will YET IN rsouous deny
That cockrosch ant. bed -ug and ~.
And every vermn which night
Disturb w.Il vanish qutta.
Magnetic powde cnce applied
Within the pla0es where they hds.
nd who dou 1t that Lyon pm
Will all qusdruped vermn kiy
Though being from all poison froe,
They mi ure not bumab
And iaoes not get,
They will not barn little pek
Merit powder d.sos claim,
have TIA; shieh hears Lyoos name
Sitoe who would the public cheaA
Have bAsely rged n counterfeit,
'1were wise 10 purchase nj his store
In Broadway number 42l r. LYON -.
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lllIlll--- =
Police Iasellaxes.oe.

surrosxD ASSAULT nv Ro~pr@.-r~o Twentieth ward
policemen, 81 four O'Clock yesterday ncrnns, found man
tying the pavement Of second
and thirty second streee On etsmoston Ne w~ found
10 be bleeding prouseiy from . wound he ien arm,
and insensble ffum Les VI b Dd fne officers took him
10 the station horse gave hrs ~ Patrick
Reigsn bot unable 70 give sx)lsosuoo ~ 70 how
be received his injury &c remembered having been
drinking freely IN porter house 10 First avenue, and that
fwo suspicious oox pe characters followed him out OF the
piscs, but Of subsequent events hs perfectly ob
vi us until beog brought 10 consciousness Ia lhe sta
tor boase The cut the arm mad the appearance Of
having been bhic ed sim sharp instrument. Dr.
Banney dressed the ~oubJ
DISHONEST DosSsnc -ssry Ann Miller ss committed
10 the rombs yesterday 10 answer charge OF stealing
e2so worh Of jewety aud clothiog from her employer
Mr.. John r. Dtxter, hv.ng o, Yorkslie The theft vas
comma,ed In May sss during the te aporary sbseacs
The family. pottien o. the missing goods ~ss found
on toe secysed cred IRON ps~n shops
where she had pledged tnem. She Gas fully committed
for u.A.
PoiIcs BUssEss About aaf Of the police business
Of the city transacted at the Jefferson Market Police
Court Dur the pas, seek to3 srnina casee we're ais
sed OF ss tbs court Decides uinetv being
issued upon Complaints and nearly 400 dismissed
G. vnlnus
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l,i,e M R1iInxlllx. C. ~,

BkLIEvrLLE, June %, 1858.
are broke out In Hsmoly's DOCK 81 O'Clock this
morning. Ave buildings ibcuoias the telegraph Office,
we're Destroyed.
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Defiance Salam lander S-Es-wtth patent
powctr proof iochs bar Also FIRE and burglar
proof pAslor safes Depot i97 Pearl stree -
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fyONRUMPTivEA DO NOT UEsPAIR.-K ". v09'
~ depDnh' ~ 1913 Bowefy. after OF sesdy -
voou 70 ne cure OF consumption for upwards OF 6feo.
years has arrived ~ decisive and successful
ssmsn, for ~ diss:ss Of the onf, and throat which
hope Tubercies opthe lungs ~ suscepube "a heAns
properly rvaed amp other ease and those sussisS
from them respectfully invited 70 call Won
DRkshlrH, n. H.. l5S Bowsry. sead for . book o. CO.
pion, (RratisJ
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ST. LOUIS, June 20, 1868.
The Republicans Independence correspondent. under
date Of the sd inst that the Santa Fs mall has ar
rived, bringing dates 70 the LIST inst. Capt Marcy had
been heard from the Arkansas Platte rivers.
In storm, april To- he lost two hundred and 6fty
mules and large number Of sheep Col LOrns had pro-
ceeded very well unit, April 20, when he overtaken
10y severe snow storm, In which six Of bis men were
frozen to ceasn Lieut. hcNay, regmenta quartsrmas-
tor lost forty Ave mules and al his beef cattle and sheep
Mr. Alexander. who sending taa to Utah, lost all
his animals excepting nteen and obliged to abandon
his wagons the road
The New Mexico Mining Company was fully Organised
and ready for operatoos Their is the most
complete erected In that country and the most san
gutns hopes entertained Of ultimate success Hail.
Porter Co we're making rapid for tho trans
mission Of The mall 70 California. via New Mexico.
Tho Reform Convention.
RUTLAND, Vt, June 70, 1885,
Tho chief incident ii the convention to day the intro
ductou by Mrs julia Branch, OF Now York. ofths follow
ing resolution:
Resolved That tho slavery and degradation Of
proceeds from the institution Of marrase that BY the
marriage sbe loses the control of her her
person. Der property her labor, her affections, her chill
dren, and her freedom
An exciting discussion followed upon tina resolution, the
speakers being Mrs Branch, q. s. Foster Joel Tiffany
Kr. Lovey, Mrs Ernestins L. Rose, r. W. ooans and
others
The afternoon session devoted to discussion Of the
slavery question, ard speeches were made by Parker
Pilsbury William Gooaen, s. Foster, Mrs. Rose and
others.
Mr.. Foster cared nothing about the Union. he would
say rather than sing Save should DO held 10 bondage
Do~n With the Union; down With the constitution; down
with religion; down wh tn church; down With the Bible
and let all 20 to hell and damustou."
The convention Is to be continued this evening and to-
aorrow. About 1900 people present TO- day, and
expected to in attendancs-.o (Sun
day)
Grcss excitement exss here in regard 10 the
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Political Intelligence.

Coop ApvoE.-The Cincinnati Gaset.e observes, In re
ference to the necessity OF carefully selecting cAndessss
tor the next Congress-:
We are happy - notice that In other Satrs 80 far as
We have observed, there s disposition t. ,r1t at
WOoy mento take tried men Tar practc sSle and
h lsreeAEd individual ssoirstous Ia cousulog for
good Of the whole We like tue policy o. eec,!ng
known and proved to be Of the right STAMP
NORTH CARousA.--In the Eighth Congressional distrc.
OF North Carolina, recently Represented By the Hon
L. Cngman, Col W. ". Avery Is tue democratic candi
date to l the vacancy, Vance the candidate
the oppoaition D. Coleman, who was also democratic
candidate, has retired from the CANVASS lest tho
Of the party should be endangered by running two do
nocratc candidates.
AFLAsH IN TAR PAS.-Acccrdng 10 a Washington cor
respondent OF tho Philadelphia Argus
The political baotiug called the " Psope's Party
OF tne Uniop," or which HUI pphre, MARSHALL, winter
Davis aud Senator Crt~pden are tbs wet nurses, pro
rnses to have pupy existeuce has any existence q.
all the leaders OF elacs r.pub cADism not wiling /,
be tied the Tail OF defuncs Know Nothug,sm for
good OF Ken:u:ky and ssrylsn', anu protest loudly
Aganst the movement The aor Lee ,mp'os 30 Docrsts
vbect being used for tue advsoce OF their old
pOsca opponents; snd altogether the snog naDgs FIRE
terribly.
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ws.d's Patent sewing Machine
Depot sA Broadway. N.


operated for three the York sat- fs
competition with Singers aud WheeleT Wilson's high
priced hines. and awarded ne first
them call and The shine for
descriptive circulars. II q usIaArANJ,
sole agents. No. <0s Brosd way, New York.
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WsnufsetuseH's Depos.-An kt"ds OF Dress
trunks improved travelling bags ssd Gp- soc le.,her
trunks at No Murray sIeet JOHN BLACK.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE q. 1858.

tho Roman Catholic church is left out of the cal
cula'ion, the
Average proportion OF salary Of clergy &c. to Zach
muncant 10 found 70 be. is
And the
Average proportion Of salary Of clergy 30 to a,a.
attendant in New York. 81
Ths same In Brooklyn. IL
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CnARGKr1s, June 20, 1858.
The United Sts'es nan s,ssmsoip Marion, Capt Foster,
arrived here a. I'VE O'Clock this morpipg.
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Non-ArIival Of the Aagio-saxen.
RIyIERE DU LoUP, Juos 26-l2M.
There very heavy fog on the st. Lawrence to-day.
No signs OF the Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool 18th inst
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Il One huncred thousand dollars
FASHIONABLE sUsMEA CLOTHING
retail.
The stock Of clothing Ev ANS ex.ea-
sv cob warehouse 66 and 68 ulton street beag
bsyDx led the assertion Of The FRENCH Ph
iosopee that Of 1858 would tbs
stuff. oa-r-c during the winter mouths
manufactures sccoru ely; and rather than wintor ths
stock It viii be sosd at nominal prices.
ihe comprises every variety aad quality q ses1s
acnp e 90 runner wsAr
bksyT BROWN firEN PANTS.
WITTY LINEN COATS
SATIN JEAN CoA1A
FANCY DUCK 60 >TS,
SPANISH LIrEh RAGLAka
CHiNfsE GkAtS CUA1S
BFO0k LIEN .OATs,
PlsN1bke' LIEN COATS,
MAkkETLLES CvATB
rfn0BkM Coal
HAZukKA COATS.
AkGESiiNE CoAis.
fARMkRs' SATIN COATS,
DE.F bFTE COATS, tned Throughout viii An1 -.
Lfohf oxshMSsk coArs.
PANTS, &C.
WHITE L L, rAErs
MAkskILLEs PANTS
sipS BAsb mock fAxrs
Sc asck flsss 'f fssr fAS'S'
DRIP DIETS sASrs,
vysrss''
OF every description
EVANS
- " sssr cna ssrs..
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