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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

A Spiritual INFANT.-John NJ. Spear, the
apostle of "selfdevelopmeni," has been living IN
small sbanty at KiantOne, n. Y, for some
time, with bis spiritual scribe, Miss Hinkey'-
Recently, between the two, in some mysterious
way. "a son Of man has been made manifest IN
the iesh' as Spear says and they both declare
that it is wholly spiritual development, with
nothing natural or material about it, 1t is no.
ticed, however, that the thing cries and nurses
and does other things peculiar to material ba-
bies, and some go SO far as to say that it lSoks
| like its father.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

Lawrence has been by law made the Capitol
of Kansas. 1t is made SO by the approval OF
Gov. MEDARY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

To CrRE THE Bors-When your horse
has the bots, first give him sage tea. Boil
the sage in a quart of milk, and sweeten
with molasses. Half an hour after, drtnch
your horse with two-ounce walls OF lauda'
mum in three-quarters of an honr after
drench with thrce.fourthS of pound OF
SALTS, and your horse will be well in three
hours or as soon as the salts operate. -
The tea will make the bots let loose, the
Iaudanum will put them to sleep, and the
salt will cause them to pass from yon'
horse. We warrant the cure on far trial
Porter's Spirit.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

Our thanks to Senator CALDWELL, OF the Sen
ate, and D. @. ALLEN Of the House, for Valu'
able public documents
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

This story he's received ready creoenos' ~
suppose, from admissions Of Mr.. sR'1rsi "'"',
ssir iu private conversation, that ne cou'u "v'
control at pleasure the character Of inc : ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
BY JAMES REED.
Ashiabula, Ohio, Jan, 22, 1859.
Lntsst Telegraphic News /.

FoRr Scorr, and neighborhood--kansas-
are represented on pro slavery authority, to be
under the reign Of terror-busineFs suspended
women and children being removed, and citizens
rnder arms night and day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

The New York Postmaster has taken Ithe
letter list from the Herald and given it to the
Sun. which indicates decline Of the Herald
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

control at pleasure the character Of inc 1"'
buAe. -
Tarnr i snch a thing as being too last ouo
,oo aoD,,ns,ratiye for success That is snppos-
ed to be The peculiar fault OF young men, MT
p,ohonon IA not a young man, but he has not
on,0rovn this species Of youthful imprudence'
n.ea tho want OF matrimonial discipline ac-
count for in His bold aud offensive exposures
Of albustering designs in his annual message
,ory naturally create the chief obstacles to the
objects he has in view, and which are supposed
10 constitute the chief aims Of his administra-
tion--tbe ocouisition Of Cuba aud more or less
Of Mexico. Spain appears to be experiencing
honorable emotions Of indignation at the coo'
impudence with which Mr.. Buchanan talks a
bout levyinr upon Cuba, and her national PRIDE
Is so thoroughly aggravated that she will reject
with scorn any propositions for the sale oil 'h'
island. Mr. Buchanan will therefore be driven u
the alternative of violent seizure, Tor Thici
happily VIC have no sufficient naval or mllitar
strength France also is proposing to Englan'
to renew their league for the protection oil th
rights Of Spain, making tue pos'uoh oi our go
ernment still more perplexing and mortifyng-
We have no preparation for contest on tn
ocean with the two chief naval powers of tt
globe, and we cannot extemporize feet Il
the treasury is bankrupt, and all the steamooa
: that were for sale cheap have been sent
, frighten the Paraguayans. Mr. Buchanan W
have to give it up, retire from Office in lo6
! without having pushed the country ahead 10
| manifest destiny, according to his original pr
gram. And he will probably be able to car
with him into retirement the reflection that
defeated himself If he had been gifted with
larger modicum Of the gift of discreet siler
: and seltrestrant he might have accomplish
more of his aims or at least secured the soI'
Of defeat by the force of circumstances taste
of his own folly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

The way in which the title Of d. d. is often
bought aud sold is omusingly described in let
to the N. Y. Tribune the instances being mat
ter Of fact and not imaginary =
"a college is raising the wind by i'm
portunate mendicancy. The Rev. A. is
pastor Of cougre cation with half dozen
rich men in it. TIL Rev. A has printed a
Thanksgiving sermon, and knows as much
theology es he imbibed in listening six
m N hs to the elections Of Dr. Dpzy.
/ SO. m consideration of his eminent attain
ments in Divine science, the Rev. is made
Doctor Of Divinity, and forthwith sets to
work helping squeeze the said half dozen
sponges for the colleges good. The Rev.
B.. pastor Of the church in Lcatherhead,
is somewhat shaky in bis position. Sundry
uneasy brethereu desire change. So very
intelligent arcongregatiou as Leatherhead
REQUIRES a minister Of high distinction
Friends of the Rev. B. pull certain wires
the trustees of Gngerpop University oe-
come impressed with his merits, aud ne Is
: authenticated Doctor of Divinity. Inc
Leatherhead hrethren either hnl his ser
mons greatly improved, or some other con
rregation covets the Rev. Doctor for pasto
and gives him a loud call which, ate
much deliberation and prayer, he accepts.
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Que day last weec the redoubtabe JEFF DA-
WIS administered a scathing rebuke to the mem
bers of tie present Cabinet, in regard to their
appearance in the Senate. He stated that
while he was Secretary Of War, he never enter
ed either house of Congress whilst it was in
session, except when the Cabinet en- mdsse' at
tended the President on the last day, to exam
ine and sign bills. In this course he was gov
erncd by a feeling of personal proprietp and al
so of duty 30 the public. 1t is fresh in the
memories of all who read newspapers, that the
press during the last session unanimously con-
demned the manner n which every member OF
the Cabinet, except General CAss, besieged the
floors of Congress- to influence the votes oil
members in the Lecompton struggle,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

DROSPECTUS FOR l859.-The New
J. Volume Of the NEW YORK WEEKLY IllOSTRARED
GOLDEN PRIZE will CONNIE Jan st, 1869. The follow
ing are Of the Lerat whose productions viii grace
the columns of this elegant journal during the year
Rev c II Spurgeon Of London Lieut. Platt )
g " M Raynods of London + Clinton Burlington,
q p r JnuIes Novelist Miss ~oulworth,
Sir Ely,d q liver Hetty Hearty,
Col q W Crockett Virginia Vaughan.
A u Nunsou. " Di Vernon,
Capt Alexander, Minnie Mantour
Thomas Dunn English, T" Haiti Clare
Henry Capp, ir Mrs Anna Wheipey,
Dr O e Van Butep Mrs sinclair.
Gen c Honningsen late OF Nicaragua.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

DRy Goops.-There is q small, steady
business doing. The importers are showing
their cards aud receiving orders for future
delivery. The prices Of hoih plain ana
fancy silks are expected to be higher at Tue
onewng. from the increase in wages and ~
The price of the raw material, nut more es-
pecially from supposition that the inpor' $
will he below the demand. The demand
for domestic goods is of course limited yet
some sales are making for the South and
West. The supplies of goods are "ccumu'
lntipr to be in readiness for an early spring
business. Assortmeuts are satisfactory.
The amount of foreign goods entering, ior
consumption is three times as mnch as
in the corresponding period OF last year
The large stocks of heavy woolens wn'cI
were held then are disappearing, ana ,,, Uet
ter state of this trade is prevailing. 1, dnc
spring trade promises to be good. lne
amount Of cash sales last year was unnSua'
ly large. so that the current amount ol pa
per obligation is very limited-the payments
for which will be very easily effected,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

The amendment to the Pacific Railroad bill
which has passed the Senate, requiring all con-
tracts under the bill made by the President to
be submitted to Congress for approval, has ma
terially improved the prospect OF the passage
of the bill.
A report was presented from secretUry Cobb
TO the Committee of Ways and Means on The
18th showing that more than Sl9,OO0,OOO in
Treasury Notes fall due before the lst of July
which there are no means available to meet 1t
is believed that the Committee will recommend
an increase in the tariff, aud a new loan Of ST.
ooOOO or sl8,OOOOOO.
Mr.. Douglas attended the Administration
caucus on Friday the l4tb, much TO the surpris'
and disgust of other anti iLecompton member
of Congress.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

The ExPEcrAST GENTLEMEN.-In copyIng Inc
statement of the Washington correspondent oil
the National Democrat that the Hon. IL. b.
Payne had dined with the President and is to
be pushed for the Supreme Bench in case OF
vacancy from the death of Judge Mclean, the
Cincinnati Commercial remarks
The return of Judge Mclean to Wash
ington, and his occupancy of his scat as
one of the Judges of the Supreme Court
must have greatly grieyed some OF the ex-
pectant gentlemen. Mr.. Payne Is ABOUT
the proper person ont of which to manu-
facture partisan Judge of the Supreme
Court, and it is not unlikely that M. Bu,
chanan might take him where he pushed
in the contingency calculated upon l,
has, however, we believe, been understood
that if the country should suffer the loss o
Judge Mclean, that the present member o
Congress from the Second District wouI
stand most prominent of those pushed 10
the place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

The penalties of which the importers, sellers
and pure hasers of the newly stolen slaves lately
brought into Georgia, are liable under U. ). are:
For importing the negroes, or abettng in It,
the law imposes a fine of not more than $lO'-
600. nor less than $1,000 for each negro, and
not more than seven, nor less than three years
IMPRISONMENT. Whoever purchases or sells one
of these slaves after they are introduced, is sub
iect to fine of ST, 100 or Imprisonment till i
is paid.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

ns- The state convention of the republicans
of Connecticut at New Haven on Thursday OF
last week was a good-natured, enthusiastic al
fair. Gov. Buckingham and his associates were
renominaled, and good republican resolutions
oInrtad
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

The advantages Of the new Senate chamber
at Washington are thus summed up-ohserve
the order: - First, cergymen are excluded
from the floor. Second, the hall, with its sur
roundings, invites to the dispatch OF business
Last, but not least there is ample accommoda
ton in the galleries for spectators--a point II
which the old chamber was utterly Deficient
The ornameutatio of the hall is much more
subdued than that of the House-the prevail
ing colors being drab and gold"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

THEE VoIcE OF THE PEoPLE.-Senator DOUG
LAS ,elegraphed to Springfield when informed
Of his reelection to the Senate, Let the voice
of the people rule" He could not have m'an'
that, saws the Cincinnati Commercial, for the
ror,y.six meurbers of the Illinois Legislature
who voted for ABRAHAM LINCOLN received more
votes than the ffly-four who voted for STEPHEN
D.,.,, Hare are the figures
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

SPAIN.-The PenlnSular correspondents euJS' :
@The news which tho electric telegraph has
brought, concerning the Message OF the Presl'
dent of the United States has produced great
sensation in this city, and has already been com
mented on by the daily journals in a tone OF Of
Tended national pride, which might naturally be
expected"
The Din asserts that the declaration OF Mr..
Buchanan provokes laughter rather than anger
and saws that il he endeavors to make himself
the apostle of the infamous American tilIibus
terism, it will probably cost him as dear as il
has done all those who have tried TO realize
their ridiculous schemes. AS to buying the
Spanish Antilles. it says that only man who
knows nothing Of Spain and Spaniards coul'
mention such an absurdity.
The arrival Of the Niagara at Halifax bring
the gratifying news Of the safety OF stehmsh'
Weser. She put into Queenstown on the 2ot
of December with pumps choaked and Ieakin!
She had thrown part Of her cargo overboar'
From the l6,h to the 23d she experienced
hurricane. was thrown on her beam ends, sprnn
n leak and had seven feet of water in the cngin
room. putting out the fires, &c The coal bum
ers broke adrift and choked the pumps, Ten
porary pumps were then constructed, and' ait
vigorous exerton on the part of those on boar
steam was again got up and the vessel succeed(
in reaching Queenstown.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

For Abraham lincoln iS9'9.S i99s1
For Stephen A. Douglas ~
,,-,-.4 r. ,I,ra,ayo Iineon 4l9l
Now if tie voice Of the people should ruI'
ABRAHAM LINCOLN would be Senator from III
nois for the term of six years, beginning on the
4th of March next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

Hon. L. d. Campbell. who was so seriously
injured by rufian's blow, struck 10 the dark' ~
Dayton, Ohio, is rapidly recovering.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-22

Terms Subscription 81 90 year; and each Subscriber m
entitled the articles named in the following st and
requested mention what article he desires when he sends
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70 pE CONTINUED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21
PAIL aAcnk

L
~AA4 sss s!n -A AZ !. ASsEI !.
Tafg n. ks.s sc ss Mse s he. Ash
Land Course, in Hanover county, vs.swii Commune
i've days. = YFFifRsT DAY.
FiRsr RAcK-sweepstake for TWO yeSr g. oo 10y
aIi s; s sss .dasa hs
or more start Closed With the folloEns snsflS re-
NJ b.sss enter. = t. by Boston dam Re-
En-. Al AT; hompson enters b. +, by voltsire, dam
Lansy,s; y s EspsfM robscoo Fly. u Red
zen E "a IA. 1'f Isnp DRIED PTinn " 8
srcoSp RacE-Sweepstake for three year old
colts and e. Txc mile t heat. S 15eesasd t"c
Joseph Brummell enters b. { Grinone, BY Finsn-
H ae Hs l, sns mrs' \ Faith by chde Harold
dam Fidelity BY imported rf bs Ma Davis dam
e /, B Monm snts'j Eepss 0' ''a'
D. MCDANIEL entsrs ST. Minnie Lehman, by
Boston, IT, df snc * NISip's Bay.
FrRsr RAcE-Sweepsiakef for three year old c9!fs
ssa s snsI.n nsss Sssf i6r
the Club provided two OF more start. Closed VIII
n A. Thompson enters 6. f., by Register. dam BY
J. T. PIT I. w W. Dosxel enters f., by Grit Ed
Michael Ryan enters b. 9. Prince Dy monafcn'
| dam Madonna
| O. p Hare enters b. c. Oysterman, BY Revenue.
| J. NJ. Tas ior enters b. c., by Flnancier. out Of
Gen. I. j Green enters Mary Blair, by Red Eye,
Calvin Green enters b. O.. by Grit Edmondson his
| dam BY imported Priam. -,
| SECOND RAcE-Proprietor's purse 500. Three
my THIRD DAY.
| FIRST RAcE-Single dash OF two miles; Tree f9r
all ageSfo purse of 500 the part OF the Club;
| $40 entrance, to go with the purse.
SECOND RACE-Jockey Club purse $500. -Four
| mile heats.
FIRST RAcE.-Sweepstake for three year old
I colts and FLIES. Two mills heats. 800 entrances;
SlGo Forfeit $500 added by the Club, provided two
or more start. Closed with the following entries:
| D. Me Daniel enters 8. (. Minnie Lehman, by Bos-
ton. Jr.. dam by Trustee.
P. C. Bouch enters Q. +. Pauline, by Star Davis,
dam Monmouth Eclipse.
Joseph Brummel enters b. f. Crinoline, by Finan-
cier, dam Miss Matte.
| Fondren, Williams Co., b. +. Leisure, by Red
| Eye, dam unknown.
J. T. and T. w. boswell enters G. f., by Grif Ed
mondson, dam Virginia Payne.
| Gen. I. J. Green enters Addie Currier, BY Chai-
lenger dam by imported Trustee.
Calvin Green enters b. c Z, by Grit Edmondson, his
dam by imported Priam.
F. M. Hall enters &. f. Faith, by Chide Harold, by
| imported Priam.
| SECOND RAcE--Propretor's purse $500. Two
| mile heats.
| Handicap purse $500, for the beaten horses of the
| meeting. Two mile heats.
| NATHANIEL A. THOMPSON,
| Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
Ashland. Hanover Co.. Va. Oct. 8, 1852 oc5-td
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r. f M O v A L .

AMARCUS HARRIS + BROTHER, x1k0
Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, &c.
No 175, Main Street, next to american Motel.
The undersigned. in calling the attention of their
patrons and the public generally to their REMOVAL
to the NEW STORE,
(ocated as above, desires to express their thanks
for the very liberal patronage bestowed on them.
With increased facilities, We are prepared to ex-
hibit Mammoth stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, TR UNKS, re-,
Superior i'm erteat Of rariefys styls aud finish to
any assortment we ever had the pleasure to exhi-
hit embracing all the loic, medium and finer 9RaE
ities of goods, together with full stock of INDIA
RUBBER GOODS, to all of which cordially
ask the attention OF buyers before purchasing else
where, trusting that thorough examination of our
stock, and the favorable prices upon which We sell
our goods will convince Buyers of the propriety of
q change. MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
Corner 18th and Main street. next to
oc lots American Hotel. Richmond Va.
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HDUCATION.


VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTlTUIE-
SCHOOL OF DkSIn 4. Al ..h.r,..,
The School Of Design OF the Virginia ~ eceslEscI,
Institute will Be opened ler the Ndai.slcn 9, sono.
srs on the evenins Of tuesday,, yosoper III anu
thereafter will be in SESSION every IuesQay, %
dag and Saturday evening. until she ~ 81 AVii'
1870. .,r,.isA - 49,.
ensased teachsrs and the Ig tbem =
fed by past experience, in recolnnie haink tn25f
fIy coTnpetent 10 perform ell the duties sstsisc-
o nesdss he exercises II ~, Tree aseo
branches Of Mathematics, Lectures VIII " aeif
iyered every Thursday evening on some pfaoi,cfl
subject connected with the exercisss u shs ssAo'
ars. $500. 81.
comfort Of the scholars, and to Afford iaciiues io'
All persons who wish to attend will apply eansf
to OF the undersisned Or to LIE H.
Secretary of the Institute, from wnom i
can he obtained, and without which no ono VIII 70
admitted into the school.
THOS. H. WYNNE.) Commiltce
JAMES KERSEY, I on Scno0t Oh
JOS. F. POWELL. Design.
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OFFICE r. 4 P. r. r. CO.,
Richmond, Va; Oct. l3, 1889.

0kA ~ 1TERSBURG FA1RS.-For the
k1A Saccommodaton of visitors to
the Agricultural Fairs at Richmond and Peters
burg, Train will leave Richmond and Petersburg
daily, Sunday excepted, at clock, A. NJ. from
Monday, the Path of OCTOBER till Monday, the 7th
of November inclusive.
Excursion tickets at SI.50 will be issued at this
Company's Offices in Petersburg, on and after the
oath inst available, as return tickets to the 3lst
inst, inclusive and in Richmond, on and after the
7th of November inclusive.
All articles intended for exhibition at either of
the Fairs will be transported to the Fair for the
regular freight tolls and will he transported back
free, if still the property of the exhibitor.
EA. AS this Company is provided with but a linn
tied number of cars suitable for the trans
of horses or other live stock, application for the
freight office, at least four days before the day on
which 1t is desired to send such stock over this
Road. Zoe l7-tlNl T. H. WYNNE, Sup't.
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nA How to Cure all Pain and Bowe Com.
pLAINTs.-For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach. Sides,
Limbs, Back, Rheumatism, Neuralgia Sore Throat,
Stiff Neck, Sprains Bruises, use HARRIS
HORNE'S CUREALL 1t acts upon the nerves,
bones, snews, blood and muscles. annihllating all
pain like magic! Bottles ~, % and 50 cents.
If you suffer with Cholera, DiarrhRa, Looseness
Of the Bowels, or Summer Complaint, use Harris
HORNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles Is cents.
The Cure-All cures all pain. The Carminative
Raisam cures all bowel complaints. 20 cents bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. je 4-I2m
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SUP'TS OFFICE R.. F. & p. II. r.. cost
RICHMOND, Oct. Is, 1859.
- RICHMOND (VA.) CEN

HHA-XA-NESTA AND UNION AUHI-
CULTURAL FAIRS.-Memberso of the Agricultu-
raj Societies visiting the above Fairs, will be fur,
nshed by the Agent at the Station, tat the time of
purchasing their tickets, on presentation Of their
certificate Of membership, with FREE RE,
for exhibition at either of the above Fairs will lie
charged full fare down but will be returned free
of charge, if remaining in possession OF the same
owners
Persons wishing to send stock must give at least
six days. notice to the Depot Agent, that proper
cars may be provided.
IA No Freight Train will be run from SATUR-
DAY, 22d October. to TUESDAY. LIST November.
Fre1ghts will be received on MONDAY, 3Ist Oct. 8
The Return Tickets issued to members good
from Saturday. I'D October, to III Noyember, in :
rs Richmond Morning News please copy.
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

n JUST OPENED, AT G. -
III HELLER & cos, 1888 Broad street. <20
~ Formerly NJ. Harris BRO..t large as
sortment of Ladies' and Childrens SHOES, made
prices to suit all those in want OF the best of goods
in our line.
ers, to examine our new stock of BOOTS and
BROGANS. is respectfully invited. as they will
find it to their advantage to call US before max
ing their purchases 6. HELLER & CO..
oc1 IT -. IN.
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d rlEsk sIhd 5sssRssiTH i rsAPs And

TO Binford. Dickinson Weisieer, 7s Main st..
heEs leave to call the attention of his friends and
cu1tQmeru to his large and extensive stock az
HATS, CAPS and FANCY FURS. which have
been SELECTED nom the largest manufsctories. on
the most favorable terms. especially for the w.
gista, NORTH CGrnlina and Isnnsssee Trade COM
RrIsinx All the LATEST and MOST FASHfONA-
Bile STYLES, too numerous to mention, which
yll be sold at Wholesale and retail, ON the most
favorable terms. -
my stock, knowing that in price, quality OF styi e Il
cannot be surpassed. 81 - s.
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: FALL STYLES FOR 1859!

NJ. j "a, )
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Deal
err in HATS, CAPS and FURS, No. 2O7 Broad St,
near Messrs Breeder Il Fox.
Having made large preparation he is now in receipt
of the largest and most complete stock of FALL
HATS, CAPS and FURS, that he has ever offered
in this market beiere-conslsting of Gents and
Northern manufacture; French and American
SOFT HATS of the latest sty les and kinds; Ladies'
HATS and Chdren's HATS and CAPS in great
variety.
Also large assortment of NEGRO WOOL
HATS and CAPS for farmers and railroad con-
tractors. Also. Ladies' and Chldren's FURS of
all kinds and styles. selected with great care and
entirely fresh and desirable.
All he asks is call feeling certain that such in
ducements will be offered as to ensure sale
IN NJ q U