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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

1t is we'll understood at Washington,
says the correspondent of the n. Y. Tri
bunc that the lie Clerc letter was written
by Mr. Hunter, Chief Clerk of the State
department, in the regular routine of bust
ness; the Hofer letter by Mr.. Appleton, tC
remove the sting of the first, and that part
of the dispatcn to our Minister at Berlin
which has been published, by Mr. Buchan
an, as an antidote to both the others.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

The GREAT EASTERN. - This immense
ship, of which we lately hear so little, was
recently visited by correspondent of the
Baltimore American, who says; "a trial
trip with portion of her machinery is an-
ticipated during the month of August, and
she is to be ready for sea by the 4th Of
SeDtember.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

Nor ExACrLY--The National Democrat at
Cleveland, is circulating story, which of course
will be taken up and endorsed by the smaller
fry, that l6 Canada negroes passed through that
city, voluntarily going south in search of their
old masters, or in their absence, new ones. 1t
seems that the story is a very good one, except
in the element of truth. The negroes lack the
fidelity to their masters, cvinced by our cotem-
| porary to his
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

By the Overland Mail we have unusually in
terestng advices from San Francisco. The
Lecompton party had made its nominations
In Oregon and British Columbia great floods
had done much damage villages had been
swept away, and mining near Frazer River was
entirely suspended. The mines aud the fields
of California gave promise of abundant produce
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23
nos,lnues Suspended.

AN ARMIsTICE AGREED UPON
We stop the press to announce the suspeu-
sion OF hostilities between France and Austria.
By the arrival of the s. s. Ship Africa Amy.
on Thursday we learn that an armistice was a.
greed upon on the sth, which was to last to the
18th prox. The proposal came from Napo,eop..
it is said and is the result of his own determin-
alton. Europe is taken by surprise.
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Of that
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Peculiar Of Words and Terms ia the Bible
with other new Features together it all the matter Of Pre-
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

1t is understood that Mr.. Elias Howe, Jr.
has become the purchaser Of the IrGnistaa
property. Probably, he will soon build upon
that famous locality.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

CoRwIN on THE STUMP.-Ex-Gov. Corwin
opened the campaign by addressing large mass
meeting at Xenia, the evening Of the 18TH
Gov. G. stated that he desired to correct mis-
representations as to his having disavowed any
connection with the Republican party. He had
acted with that party since its organization, and
was sure bis views on the subject of slavery
were those of nine-tenths Of it members. lie
only differed with those who believed that any
fugitive slave law is unconstitutional With
every Republican he held that it is the duty of
Congress to prohibit slavery in the Territories
If be had ever declared that he was member
of no party it was with reference to questions on
which the Republican party had taken no very
distinct position, as on matters of finances, politi
cal economy, and the like. So long as there
was question of slavery, or no slavery, he was
with the Republicans, Gov. G. said he did not
like the Fugitive Law-woud not have voted
for it, but it is the law, and their was no alter
native but to obey or repeal it. He ridculed
Squatter Sovereignty, and opposed flibustering
aud governmental extravaganza. 1t is stated
that his speech was very favoraby received.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

Ashtabula, June /, SO. GEO. WILLARD
LADIES DRESS GooDs-In great variety for sale cheap
by GEO. WILLARD.
LADIES sHAWLSOf description for sale cheaper than
by GEO. WILLARD.
LADIES MANTILLAS & RAGLANS-A fine assortment for
sale by jEo. VII. ARD
LADIES sKIRTSA splendid lot of the different grades
some very gedteel-by GEO. WILLARD.
LADIES BoNNETS-And for the little ones alsoor
sale by GKo. WILLARD
LADIES GLOVES-A large assortment of Ladies and child
Tens Gloves and Mts Of every description for sale cheap
by GEO. WILLARD.
LADIES HOSEA splendid lot Of Ladies and Childfens
Hosiery Of almot every kind desired-for sale cheap By
Gro. WILLARD,
LADIES SH0ESA general oftnent Ladies and cbk
dren shoes and bOotees very choice goodcheap BY
GEo. WILLARD.
LADIES PARAsoLs beautiful assortmeut-for sale BY
GBo. WILLKRp,
LAnIEsYou find almost any article you need in the
way OF GOods-very cheap at gro. WILLARDs.
GENTLEMEN-You too find Hats, Caps, Under and
Outer Clothing Stockings Boots and Shee and In fact every
thing to fit you out from head to foot at all times by calling
at the store of GEO. WILLARn
Cassimeres, Nestings and Summer Sus for sale made
up to order, by GEO. WILARn
CARPETS * OIL CLOTIfS-A and fine assortment O
Carpets and Oil Cothsust received and sale a.
can be purchased in Ceveand-hy GEo. WILLxRn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

From tho n. Y. Tribune.
ButL's HEAD.-Tuesday, for July day. was
a cool and comfortable one. Il was in great
contrast with one week ago. It was, SO far as
the weather could affect II, just such day as q
drover would select for a good market and the
most Of them probably anticipated that it would
be so. Before noon, however that opinion was
not prevalent one. A duller opening TO the
market we have seldom seen. There were not
two hundred of the three thousand cattle report
cd for sale sold when the gong sounded for din
ner aad, for the few sold, the price obtain
ed was not as good rs last week. Our first-class
retail market butchers came forward very sparse
ly, and apparently fully determined not to pay
over ten cents net pound for the very best
cattle ia market. At this rate the brokers
were unwilling to SELL and held on for about
cent higher, but still willing to sell at less than
they did last week. Till the afternoon there
was general feeling of dependency on the
part of owners who seemed to be aware that
the beef market must come down, aud in its fall
the present owners of cattle must lose money.
In the after part of the day there was little
more life in the market, aud some Of the butch
ers came to the terms aud paid l0bc. pound
net for the best but for the poorest sold very
slow, aud ct what owners call light weights at
7cG8c per lb, and some, perhaps, still less,
while very fair steers for retail market beet
could be had at 8IcC99c. There is a full sup.
! an hond
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23
Of 10, became citizen last February, and re.
turned to bis native land in March.

~ A FouRru or JULY OELEBRArioN OF the
WHISTLER q WnsoS Sewing Machine folks, W as
had ut East Bridgeport and splendid
dinner was provided, which was partaken Of by
some 500 persons. The guests wero numer
Gus, among whom, was Mr.. HOWE, Of the Howe
Machine, F. T. BARNUM and Others and the
scene was enivoned by the Wheeler & Wilson
Brass Band" Barnum made one Of the several
speeches of the occasion, and leelngy al
uded 10 the jerome Clock Factory, by which
he was carried under now so successfully and
advantageously used by the Wheeler & Wilson
Co, and the mammoth extent to which it has
since grown. Barnum was uursed aud nurtured
democrat, and we have never heard, except on
this occasion, Of his cutting bis party, The
following quotation from his speech, looks as il
he had the importiality to discover, and the
honesty and independence to charge home the
iniquites and rottenness of the party to which
he is by habit allied
"The American Eagle is considerable
Of bird-may she ny forever but if ev
ery vagabend who can stuff ballot-boxes 1
swindle his way into Office is allowed tC
pluck a feather; if the Bird of Liberty is t
be despoiled 10y unprincipled politicians; i
she sto extend her wings over the slave trade
and piracy; if she is to protect repudiatior
and be made responsible for all the crime,
which Congressional, Legislative and Blu
nicipal bodies can commit, she will soon bC
as naked as a well-dressed turkey"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

WREcKING The Painesyile Advertiser says
Mr. Isaac Coffin is now at work raising vaua-
bes that went down on the propeller Lady of
the Lake, which blew up last Spring at Fair
port. The wreck lies near the piers, and Mr.. G.
is now raising the engine. He got out the safe
last week, and found the paper money all right
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

EOR SALE.-The Homestead of rt,
j. the subscriber eligiby situated Park street In
one of the best neighhohood Of the village, and on LIN
the peaantest portion of that beautiful street In good cond
ton penuly supplied with all the attractions OF shade
and fruit trees shrubbery and flowers excellent garden good
water altogether most desirable place. Is offered for sale
To any wishing for quiet and sufficiently retired resi-
dence in ane thrifty village good society," the best Of schools
prosperous churches and within convenient distance o the
great and west horoughr the Lake Sore Road where
every train makes stop within three miles OF the lake,
and witha surrounded by country hardly PARALLEL for s
beauty varied producvnes and health this is the spot
Terms Of payment made easy and satisfactory. All Information
concerning the property be had Of the subscriber living
EDWARD HILLS.
Asttol,,lv Julv 10 1870 400
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

AMERIoAv Parry IN HAMILTON County,
The American Association Of Hamilton county
has held three meeting since the Republican
State Convention, with reference to future po-
litical action The third was held Friday even
ing, and after some discussion the following res
oluliou was adopted
Rcsoircd, That the American party Of
Hamilton county, satisfied with the highly
honorable and faithful monner in which the
Republicans of Homton county have full
filed there engagements with them during
the past year. are determined that no act
Of theirs shall sever the alliance of the Op-
position party in Hamilton County, and
that the American party will, as heretofore,
unite with all who are opposed to the cor
rupt rule Of Democracy in this county, for
the continued defeat of that now PROSTATE
party.
The Gazette says this action is considered
very important, as indicating the action of the
Americans in the fall election.
TnEoDoRE PARKER ON TIE ITALIAN WAR;
In letter from Theodore Parker, now in Eu-
rope, read at picnic Of bis congregation, near
Boston, on Wednesday, occurs the following
view Of tho war in Italy -
"A great struggle goes on in Europe to-
| day, in all Europe The actual war is 10.
CAL confined to a small part of Italy it
may become general before you read this
note, and be spread all over the land-5or
the causes Of Gcar are ererylciere. 1t is the
great battle Of mankind against insttu-
tions which once helped but now hinder,
| the progress Of humanity-humau nature
against the limitations of human history
On the one side are the progressive instincts
of the race demanding develOpment-the
enjoyment Of their natural rights on the
other are the ecclesiastical and political
dynastes which now possess the seats Of
! power and the weapons of authority, and
say to mankind, Thus far, but no further 7
We all know how suchEquarrels must end
Human instincts are a constant force, con-
tnually active, never wearing out, while
dynastes perish, and are not renewed
The Pope will go where the Pontifex went
with his heathenism and orc by one the
despotism of the rulers will yield to the
constitutional government of the people -
Forward | Upward ? is Gods word of
command. All thrones, all markets, all
churches which stand in the way will be
trodden under foot by man The past
life of mankind is struggle with the ele-
ments, and a battle against its own rulers ;
bat the handsome vineyards of Switzerland,
and the vast cities of Europe are the re-
suits Of that struggle the constitutional
governments Of England, old and New, are
the triumphs won in that battle Alas,
the fight must continue for years, perhaps
for generations. But peace is sure to come
-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

Bdy~ If young lady throws herself a.
way" understand she has married for love;
if she is comfortably settled" understand
that she married wealthy old man whom
she hates
bSy~ Antonio Csnale fruit merchant
at Charleston, S. c. went recently to Genoa
to look after a load of cotton he had ship
ped, and has been impressed into the Sar
dinian army 1t is destruction to his bust
ness and a great grief to his family.
B@s- There is woman in Buffalo who
knts in front Of the residence of her debt
or every day, in the hope of compelling
him, by this public manner of dunnng him,
to pay up. She attracts large audiences,
and never gets tired of repeating her story.
RSy~ " Prince John (says the Phil.
Press now makes a trip to Europe every
summer, preferring to enjoy his vacations
at the country places and among the coun-
try gentlemen Of Eng land rather than at
Newport or Cape May Mr. Van Buren
has daughter in Eu rope, completing her
education.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-23

IT Haying and Harvesting mpIsments.
HORSE Hand Rakes Muly Grape
Vine Grain Cradles Beardsley Grass scythes Muly and
sampson snahs Hay Forks scyhe Stones berea and lake
Huron Grind Stones and Patent Fixtures for same For sale
by GEORGE G. HUBBARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25 1859
,ogksMIrHING. BELL HANGING. SILVER

Il OCksMITHING,H HELL HANGING. SILVER
pLAIING As.-The ssesssst has Just returned
The best quality used In LoeksuhnE ii.nsrg
Ing etc. sd Invites pubic attention busln.. IL bas en-
ployed the best be had p-p.r. 10 MAJ a.
order kind Of Lock hang Bells beat and 10
do tnysrPatng In be surpassed bv anv
men In this country. An his work warranted or no sale
Aner an experience Of city anda ae.
quAintsnee with this eonp,rx bs
himself that he give Satisfaction .s
VIII meet 9TH prompt attenon- - ~
Persons Wishing Locks made repaired R.. huny In
style Plating s1perior anns,
vted to call his estabhme iOh street, hT, dooT,
tiee. -'"'s ''''''s' no
Orders from distance through Pos, oe. viii h. i'm
nedsteiy hed and Bell hanging done any part Of the eoun
At city prices. - y ~ -''
Address WA w sSEAD
suyer-P Platter, Loeksnalh and ReII II,ng,r
ocls-dSm lOth Street Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
4 sHLANp tyA.l RACES.

A sHLAsP pslt. stpr,SSA ga, RACES a.S
The Races overt the A.hi.nd Course. In
over county Va, viii eoni;nGs Ave days, as follow:
&c Of & oS G l.,, "a eo O and das ss :, Sim %
provided two or more start Closed with
Han enters {. by HuAneer dam fidelity By imported
n'RsalsI PasI.sS s%,s .,.t ! BY Boston dam sssnt
Gen Green Mis-. Tobacco Tly BY Red Eye dam In
tvs sss $ h Tor tarss o colt. and
Cub provided two or Closed with following
Jo.sps BTTH%s enters bt cnOne FnAneI-r. dam
" nsI enter Fah by Child Harold DAM Tdsn,y BY
e Besel enisr. Pauline by star Davis dam by Mon
by Trustee. " "''''h ''' 1An
SECOND DAY
FsI RacFsueer.take ihrse year Old colt. and ans.
500 aided sSG y S cS S ss' y sS 81
ed T'h The Following entries:
y,, and I'd :" boswell ehers +, BY arif Fdmond.on
sIs1i ryan sn'sr. Prime: S Monarch dam Madonna
Taylor enter. c. 3, FinSns.r, EasneipSon
Gen Green enter. Mary Blair, BY Red Ty. dam Phil
Calvin t'reen c. hy Grf Eamond.on his dam By I'M
S''O h'e'-Propre'oI, TsS IsE,' sS ,;S Three mile heats
pu: rs1 1f.ss sasasr os ,S d,.s y o. ;s0 nile . for all
sio''' R'er'o't'y Gss ,sgsTs ssS ~; Pour mil.
rWeepstAke for three old colts
mile heals fz5 rn,rance siOb forfeit 500
proNhied two start Closed
- ''"' 'N-- -
Eclipse - - ' ~ 1'Nu'Ou''
Matte. ' - ''' "''N '''-'
fondren Williams Co. Leisure by Red Eye dam
Virginia Payne. - ~
Gen Green enters AdHe Carrier by Chal-ngsr dam i'm
Calvin Green enters b. by Gr Edmondson hi. dam by I'm
y HALL
Priam. ~ -' - ."'i''''-
s'coSn R,eE-Proprsior'- purse 500. TWo mile heats
FIFTH DAY.
htdaP purse 800 Tor the beaten horses ofths meeting
H's heS'a- NATHANIEL A THOMPSON,
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

DLOMs RoH FALLowING--
u SIITlNAI0Rs AND HAEhOMs FUn
@ PUTTING NJ II NMhAf-RshsyinE that IhAvy S<TSSS
this and
9Th these Implements Andthey better an o. fb -
haye they them
~ Fresh supply Of Turnp Se-d just rsceivei. g
p u STAEKE, No %
doors shove ~ Char-. Uor.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

No "A = A AhMhBs or VIRGIN --s,g,-
Nuei nave recently
b and csrd which has been ,x'srsivesy hrouS
&c S9lhy 70 our ir4ents and
ne ioLoNng eNtrart The subsrber
Tor The last yea- Franklin under m -,
- WATT Co. beEE leave 70 inform bis
o. the OLD easeeTn that that firm does
ne s NAT regular and -yseuGtic eEort and 4 ,-
s hs public ana lead then TO believe he CO.
SsIh o. oEO WAIT Cn Is in
place TO get wsi;s Patent brace PoW 4 Al -
dsy SoiAtng the Patent Laws uujustly aeprvins &C.
A OF MS properly oy making his PiC Eor- ~ -
monty OF consent We desire 70 Impression ousb,
made ahd inform you and the pubte
. SLoaSE nAII CO still In existence Geo Watt ue
inventor an patentee, has sold
me except Mr. D. W Scott, OF Freder
Fst5nf Flows, and that on hand i
az sfes, made under
P.grls Of me best materials, With yryi-,S
ouher ssrieaturAl Implements which usrrsIf - ~
9ysr and are dsternea TO be 81 sn one b r.
nArket Our 6kO NATT returns his
tnd ne pEbhc who have sustained
= continuance of their patrnnaF~
"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25

STATIONERY, STATIONERY.
you want bargains In stationery call KNOWLES
lORDs No 81 Pearl street, whore every thing
10 that line, such
BILL, CAP AND LETTER PAPER
WRAPPING PAPER
ARSOLDS WHITING FLUID
DAYID'S WRITING FLUID
ARNnLDS COPYING INK
DANID'S COPYING INK
Pens, PENCILS, ENVELOPES
AUCILAgE, INK STANDS, VARIOUS Patterns
BILL HRAD BOETs, POST OFFtCE BOXEs
PIN RACKS, SAND BONES, BLANK HOOKS
MEMORANDUM BOOKE, 1c, &C
All Of which selling greatly reduced prices as are
determined 10 close out that part Of our business
CAL early Al KNOWLES wALFnRDP
No p.art
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
oflCE RICHMOND PETERSBURG RAILROAD co
Richmond, Va. Oct ~, l--g I
Can RICHMOND and PErEnsBURG e.,

INOR the accommodation agrirur, p.I-. a.
Richmond and Petersburg. Train leave Richmond and
PstersburE daily, Sundays eNeepted) O'Clock NJ from,
Monday The 9Th of October Till Monday the November
Excursion tickets At this Counspv a.
aces IN Pesrshurr after the available as return
tickets TO the As nst Inclusive Richmond on ana nT
yenber inclusive w " $50 - W.
All articles intended for exhibition of the Pair. will he
transported To the Pair for the regular freight tolls and n he
uatporteh hack Jrff, II still the
" A. this Company Is provided uih a limited number Of
cars suitable Tor the transportation Of horses
Ppheaton Tor the transportation OF At the
sired TO send such stock this Road.
oeI-tN T. II. wYNNF. sup,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
RICHMOND AND YORk RIVER RAILROAD.
= w y TT a n = q I'M ent an Il
Change OF Schedule.
~ :: q y,ss,@sfs


q 7Ss@ssz zsS@
Regular Connections with Ming Queen C. H. and Urbanna
Norfolk e>i Point and all the intermediate Landings ON
the Pamunkey and York Ris5Ts.
o. 1na sn,T Nanday o H. iAs Passenger Trains ,'oppus
H ~ & ,S "a ns,n@E, 'Ih h ius,,shs 49,, and o. White
daily except 'gndsy,. q, eS An Arrive At White Iioass
House daily syc,ri Sunday. al " Arrive street
on Taedays and Saturday, A. Gesornmohsior Train fr
ne white House At s A Arrive 2h street Richmond at
Arrive al the white aoa,s a. 2 i - - y ."
' snd saiur!ay' w connect hs Wilt, House sh Ms..r
~ I2e, E o. Co t9u @ sT.. P9s, caaSh slaEs Line io' Frs
We SgTy,nE ~ Irsa19a a. y NJ sane dsy. Rsturnur
~ sonnect sh e train leaving me whit, sane dsy. .,
81 ", tor Richmond
Throush Tickets 70 King Queen G. " ............ 2so
Through tickets 70 wHrht, store - ss0
rRrSSsh i.sssi. 70 % I.f5Sl,,s rrb,I1, tS tSS
on res',y' ,nt srasy' , steamer sra BIRD Capt 5nas
of nc cars from Hgtmond. ~ Nork inirruesis
norfolk Moua'y aut liur'ls. " tsoehur a. I'll ir-
white uaa'e, At PM Tor H,snsrd F,rs 'hrsush - ssr,
Trrsht received ,s o,s ~ Rsss,. near me lower
s,' s. 'y, wS'' W m =, p " aaa ~ IN ss ''s.,d's on s loE
before shipment 0r lrlivrsy.
sis., scent Or 6dScoT rs. aos .1s Jst,, 70 ';s, ~. & ss
h.ys permission to travel on ne ears - -
.,t' Lhgs X sHAkP, surt
DR. g. "a BOND's FRENCu PHEVENTIyES
- f artgr suahes 'oe whose healh ersur.sfs1s
~ ltftfaf ~ nunhfr
oilf,' astnns Inlay ht tHr1itutou u j. te only
safe aud utc IrcFntivr arilT rrelnay psrass Ths
. or Canaia, tuo i1r fL ant i' per iartn
pa u. W. nrs FulfF M1xfrtr p,.a-fnass pi D.
ere he only rfrinr wr.ie lacs
taF tcraiutF ~ the fmeiatu
IRE EuaNes &C. NrtY ahnlh hr
Price ~ boz flgh hoN contains 20 tv
The Doctor b. eanrutei diseases of private rst
scnta ieatmcui quick and moderate thar7s rusrsn
. teed $500
eEo boNp. " y. ones. cornsr of Grand .sa Orchard
srea over ihc shoe Store Entrance t u-bali srce. Me-
Tcrt ruahluhci iu tsll 1-1h ~,
ENHlHlTIgN HGAssETS.-on c.ls is DO -
os rif +rhcn Hlauk rf tha superb goods ever
uAuci in % sny other MARKET Of importation ms
. received, and tor salety ocl1 KFNT. PAINE 4 90
EuNE OLD nHANDIEs AND WINES
/ Nhampagne Wines, Clarrts ard W1gka
linc Old 0rru1da Run Holland Gin
Scotch ant trsh WHISKY
Nl.mof a. 0ii family Nye WHISKY
k,ctlhed WtlskF
m asoTtmeot of Ne shove avsys hand snd sale by
I sELpEN MtLLFR.
oclS Corner q Pearl and carv siraeis
| OLIVES FARClEs A. L'HUILE, Or stas,d oHvss,
" hsih supp5 Of MS delicious sree ust rscsvs for sie
~ LOUIS J. no SfRUN,
! ooeieenonsF, - Naipu
NGm.5 5SE0NiAS eo4Nf j 'SSTSsfF5STF' & 81 SS5 y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
UPERINTENDENT's oYFIcE n &pRK
KfuHNuNp, October l3th 4

sUPERINTENDENTs oYTICE II. 4 d. r r.
kCHN'Np, October 18Th, l,sG.
PICHMOND VIRGINIA CENTR q, I,.-rsz.r,,--lly-
Il u AND PETERsBJRG STATE AND UNION AU r=,s,--:s--
lCtLIIRAL fAlS Members Of the Agricultural s1s@s 1
ting e above fairs viii be urnshsby the Agent station
tat the time OF purchasing their eke) presentation ~ th
certificate OF membership with FREE return TICKET
stock other articles designed exhibition Al either OF ,h
above falTs will be charged full vbe returned
Ss OF charge remaining In possession of the oEnrr
Persons having stock send the Pairs please stfy the
Agents At the stations ApyAScr 90 A. pTopeT
rAnTemeris can be made for their nsportAtiou.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-25
n ALL STOCK.

DOOlS AM ShOES AT Wholesale,
oONIRN MERCHANTS ectfuly Invited - can ,r
- anime my stock Of BOOTS siiOEs dc before tsry ,L.
sl pHreasSA Every exeTcn shall be pleas s1r
mix an eSauinAuon viii satisfy them that my is Ss w.. a.
leed good and cheap they Cal AZ No 81,
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