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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

Helper says in his ook, Our motto is the
abolition of slavery and the perpetuation of the
American Union" Those who complain most
of his book seem to dislike both its objects
with an equal hatred
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

The republicans in Congress are subscribing
for copies of the ultra disunion speech of re-
preventative Crawford of Georgia, last week, as
a campaign document on their side. He is one
of those fellows whose vaulting ambition over
leaps itself aud falls on t'other side.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
BY JAMES REED.

PuBuo SoHooIs-The exercises at the ex-
aminatious Of our Public Schools, during the
latter part Of last week, attracted large share
Of attention, aud we're witnessed by numbers oi
our citizens Indeed the attendance was so
great, that the accommodations were not suiii-
cient for those who wished to be present The
exercises we're interesting, and creditable to the
teachers and the direction
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

The Senate committee to investigate the Har-
per's Ferry raid are already preparing for ac-
tion. A large number of distinguished gentle
men are on the list to be summoned befoBe the
committees and under the act of the 34th Con-
gress, compelling witnesses to testify the inves-
LEGATIONS will probably take a wide range
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

There is good reason for believing that the
Helper book is not half so much an abstace n
the way of an organization of the House as
desire to prevent state of things, which will
result in the election of JoHN w. FoRNEY for
Clerk. Such result is gaul ann wormwood to
the lips of the Buchanan nationals.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

At the Union Meeting in New York on the
evening of the 9Th Lieut.. Gen. Winfield Scott
for President, and Gen. Sam Houston for Vice
President were duly nominated.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

NoTIcE.-The Rector of ST. Peters Church,
Ashtabula will hold Christmas reception Of
his Parishioners and friends, on the afternoon
and evening of Tuesday, Dec. 9th, at his resi-
dence on PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

The Legislature of Minnesota met on the 7th.
Amos Coggswell, of Steele county, (republican)
was chosen speaker of the House, by vote of
40 IN 1I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

L. S. SHERMAN Esq, was on Monday last ad-
mttsd to practice in the U. S. District Court
at Cleveland.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

OYsTERs-A. A. STRONG it will be seen, offers
to our citizens regular and full supply of fresh
Oysters at the depot.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

DoDoE. the iuimitabls, it will be seen, is to
give us one of his concert treats at Smiths new
hall, on Tuesday the Sd proximo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24
DIED.

iTE HIs $gs a. the residence Of Benham Jr of Group
OF David sna Lucy W. Burdick, Of Milton, via
IN Nofthhed summit Nov. 27 at the r..a..a ~ ha.
eo'Ani James Leslie hu SOPHIA n LESLIE, sts Of Gene
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

FAMILY Table Salt, Crackers, Soda,
n Pic Mic sugar, 40. zAnte Currants. &o. kc.
JaN Rseeioh Al Ne NV DIvg stOss Of A. KEHpRY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

SENATOR SUMNER has been by the Republi-
can Senatorial Caucus assigned a place upon
the committee Of Foreign Relations.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

TIE HOLIDAYS are upon us, and the expecta-
tions Of the little folks are on tp-toc "old
Santa Claus" will no doubt be up TO MS usual
promptuess but as times are bard his stores
may not be equal to the demand and papa and
mama's may be called upon to meet the deli
cieuces In this case they will find at our va.
riety stores-CuAPMANs and DICKS inexhausti-
bic supplies, at competition rates
If any of our readers are endeavoring to hx
upon some really valuable New-Year present
for lady friend, we would suggest that the
Ashtabula Agency is supplied with few OF
those superior and unequaed Wheeler d. HH
son Sewing Machines one of which is worth
more 10 a family than the weary digits OF 10
pairs of hands
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

JOIN BRowN JR--Last Thursday afternoon
aud evening the residence Of j. r. GIDDTNes,
at Jefferson. was thrown open to the friends Of
JOHN BRowo, JR who met there to express
their respect and esteem, aud substantial
sympathy The house was well-hlled, and eve
nv section of the county was represented there'
Court being in session, many who were attend
ing avpiled themselves of the opportunity to
make the acquaintance of Mr.. Brown and his
lady. John Brown, Jr. is one ot the hnest
specimens Of physical man--about feet IO
inches in hight, compact aud erect uniting sym
metry of form with great power of endurance,
and weighing perhaps l80 punds. He is a man
of fair requirements aud much experience in
the vscisstudes which surround those who
make selEseekiug second to the comforting OF
the blessings of human freedom. Called out
by some remarks, MIR. Brown expressed in brief
words his thaukfulness for their expression oil
sympathy, not for him and his merely, but for
the cause in which he was enlisted. Reference
had been made to his father and the tradgedy
which had just transpred lie felt deeply for
the kind expressions of regard for which
he had given his life. For his father he had no
eulogy to pronounce-his life and deeds were
sufficient for the impartial judgment of posteri-
tY.
He felt the more for these greetings and kind
Offices of hfs friends, because he was, perhaps,
an "outaw," and guilty of "treason = but he
felt holy assurance for the part be had acted
upon the stage when freedom in Kansas or else
where was mperiled He mad no words to re
ply to the reproaches of the enemy, fully assnr'
ed that he was competent for any emergency
likely to arise.
We looked upon his noble form as he stood.
erect, surrounded by q large and sympathizing
company--as he expressed this assurance--his
eye and very countenance conveyed readily the
truthfulness of that assertion John Brown,
Jr is not the persOnifcation of the outlaw but
of worthy and genial companion, sympathetic
in his nature, and friend in every vicissitude.
He could not be else and inherit the virtues,
firmness and noble spirit of JOHN Brown, OF
Ossawatome. Reporter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

f~Rs If you want any JeweIry, now is the
tune to obtain IT, at No. Mechanics Rowe for almost moth
ing Call and examine t.
Ashabula, November, 1850.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

Kit Carson slill liyes,-at least did since he
was reported dead.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

British officer writing from Teheran Persia to the Lon
don Times remarks "A Catharc Pill manufactured by sn
American Chemist Dr J. C. AVER, Lowell Mass has cur
ed the Shah, of Liver Complaint that threatened his lit
his simple fact might be expected renders the Americans
Immensely popular here, while English overlooked
Doubtless scholars made the discoveries which he
employs and thus it is everything we do the labor then
the mousng Americans put their mark take the re-
ward Doe Aver is idolized by the Court and its reaner
here which will doubtless be reflected to him agod snuff
box, or diamond hited sword while not the name even
Davy, Chrisoson Brodie-the great lights by which he
shines is known"-Nep York Sunday Paper 1v522
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

sPALDMGS PREPARED, GLUE,
Sold by stationen.
SPALDMGS PREPARED GLUE
Sold by Druggists.
SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE,
Sold by Groeers.
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
Sold BY Hardware Stores.
SPALDIEGS PREPARED GLUE,
Sold by House Furnishing Stores.
SPALDIHGS PREPARED GLUE,
Sold by Fancy Goods Dealers.
SPALDRGg PREPARED GLUE.
Sold by Country Merchants generally.
Henry G. spaIding a Co.,
80 PlAtt street, New York
Address Post -omco BOz No. aeOO.
Put IN IN cases containing either Four Eight Twelve
Dozen saohA beautiful LthogAphe shOwcArd accompany
ing each package ytoz'
~ For Sale in Aahtabul at HENDRYs DEuo sEoRz
CdAPAAN's and DICKS VARlEEr sroRna
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24
The Test Of ~ Years Experience has prove

tho superior QuaIlty OF
Hegeman Clark & Cos, Cod Liver Oil
H Is pronounced by Physicians the best Remedy consunp
ton Scofua Chronic rheumatism, Sc discovered.
CouttOn.the value of this remedy depends upon its
purity and in order to customers pure article
Of firm went to Newfoundland to supentend the
manufacture Of OIL and pure that the
label has the eagle and MORTAR and the signature the
cork of each bottle there is great Geal Of cheap inferior
oil pamed on for genuine to the great injury opatents.
~ Ask for Hegeman Clark & Co.'S and take Other,
have been cured with the genuine who have used Others
without any benefit. 3ms5l2
Useful in Every FRmily.--Pnint, Grease spots
etc removed instantly gloves silks, ribbons etc cleaned
equal to without injury to the most delicate color fab
ric by He geman Il Cos Concentrated BENZINE, only
25, cents per Bottle HEGEAAN Co. Druggist l6l, S99 51
and 756 Broadway n. Y. 3ms5l2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24
PsIpitetion of the Iesrt.--Thetg are many per

FaIpifetiOn OF the Heart,--Ihere are many per
afflicted with the above disease who should give the fol
lowing their attention.
This Is to certify that have been troubled with Che pal
paton Of the hoa for several years and NJ times severe
that could not lay down and sleep al night and after apply
ing several remedies and found relief procured Of tha
agent p A. Huffman, bottle Of Hoohsnds German Bit
ter prepared by Dr. O. NJ Jackson of Philadelphia and
found much relief from one continued TO H. and
perfectly relieved Of the disease and do recommend
to all who may be afflicted with the diseases, am sat
fed Il Is a valuable medicine"
Given under my hand his the 1ith Of October, 1885,
Waco, Elston Coz, KY VALENTINE BAUNsrARK.
These Bters sold at 75 cents per BOTTLE by druggists
and dealers in medicines everywhere. 2w52z
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24
See advertisement Of Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigora-
tor and Family Cathartc Pills in another column.

Hair RestOrRtiVe.-EveTy one will. think agree
with in the opinion that the human hair is tile graates
natural ornament that possessed either by gentleman
lady Just meet apparently good looking for instance
in the street you admire his features whskes and general
bearing but 10 he lifts his hat in recognition of your bow
and the charm has vanished for Ichabod written his bald
head the glory has departed with the flowing locks that
-four shed luxurianty there In the OF lady, the
matter is il possible worsesuch reminding of the
circumstance which the following epigram is founded:
80 give me. fair Emma, lock of your hair"
bashful yonng lover took courage and sighed
"Twere sin to refnse such a modest request
So take the Whoie rig" the dear creature replied.
Now to prevent such catastrophe is within the power Of
every lady and gentleman for by using Prof Woods Hair
Restorative, hair is not only prevented from falling of
turning gray but the article will hair bald places
and If it has changed color and become gray, it will
bring back to its PRISTINE beauty and uxurce Those
who acquainted with the anatomy and physiology and pa
hoogy of the hair be well how certain suban-
ces have specific action upon and it udcous combina
nation of these that Prof Wood has succeeded in compound
ing mixture possessed of remarkable virtues.
Waceril Magazine and Literary Gazette.
Sold by all good druggists. 3m5lS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24

NEGROES Nor ALLOWED IN TAE PUBLIC
Schools OF Ono. The Supreme Court of
Ohio, lately decided case brought
up from Hooking county, in which the
question Of the right of colored children
to be admitted into the common schools of
the State, was decided, and the decision of
the Court was adverse to the right.
The Cleveland Herald reviews the decision,
and arrives at the conclusion that the decision
only amounts to this:
"rhe law of Ohio requires the enumera-
ton of children, white and colored to be
taken separately. Provision is made for
separate schools, and when separate schools
are established, the school officers may re-
quire the white children to attend one
school and the colored children TO attend
the other school. The decision referred to
goes to this extent that the colored youth
are not entitled, as Of right, to admission
into the white schools set apart under said
act for the instruction of white youths"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-24
Corllsle. Warren 60. o.. March sih, 1853,

Dyspepsia ana General Debiltty.--Dr. G. W.
ROnACKDear SIR For the benefit Of suffering humanity
permit 10 say that have found your Scandinavian BLOOD
Purifier and Blood Pills for Indigestion and Liver
Complaint have suffered from the above mentioned diseas
for Eve years and have tried great many phycians but
all TO purpose advised by friend to try your Blood
Purifier and Pills and did was living In Cncinnh At
the time and went 10 your Office and purchased bottle
Of the Purifier and box Pills 10 WITH aud bless
the day found your valuable medicines for am enjoying
good health present. and feel confident that the h per-
manent Let ohas buy and take what they please for
give the Blood Purifier and Pills for all chronic diseases
which arise from impure blood arrangement of the digest
i've take no other medicines and have not for the
last eighteen months Most truly, 7. V. DUBOIS.
See advertisement 1m522
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N Q w Goo ds 4!

woolep Goods & Clothing
THE undersigned has received from New
II YORK, nne assortment OF
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Kentucky
Jeans, Vestings, &C., g.,
and having secured the services of competent WOrkmen
prepared to manufacture Clothing OF every description
ORDER the shortest notice. and the most reasonable
terms.
~ Ready Made Clothing hand aud for sale cheaper
than before offered in this market.
~ Cutting done at all times and warranted TO at pro-
perry made up.
~ All kinds Of Trainings furnished cheap
George willard.
AshhbplA, HoT. 81 l6so.
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=. Y. CHACHERE,
Eoiieeteur des taxes dFRtot,

1 w=
1kp0NNANCE.-gne 0rdonnanee ataat lie droit
- aux e~selayes de louer leur propre tennis dams
In vile dies 0peiousas. 19"
VA aau II y 4 un grand nonahre a'esclares dams IN
Vllte des opelnnsas qui eontinuelIeneat eircujsnt
dams nos rtes sous le ptetexte de clerciler de Fan
sfase par 100 gu par jour ct qni auand que!aue eli.
sa3eh ae cette vile desire les louer, ref,sent de
aa.Is uie 5oaffiee q oayrage o, en- d'autres terrnes
fel1seft de ttavailler exeepte qu' lis sqierit engages
pour ah Job ct VII que ces esaiages ,lelnanfsaltf ian.
Ialfs Aile Pitstre ct une piastre ct len1ie mar io,,y
qaaiad lis sntit eoiiraiats de travaiiier Il ii ilnri,,fa.
CT ya que Pou salt qHe plusienrs de ees eso,syes si,s
enlent sur leurs prolues sliaitres en- lear I.ayanf /
pea pres "a lloltie de ee 4nsils gaElent ct aufils d.
1hseiit IA balance Tune maAIhre illieite: Sc p,ou,e.
nant dams 10 vile ct einpaehant les eutres ALL YES
de reiapiir ieurs devairs,
ll5' Seit done pftpnAe naf lie Conseil IA V;iya
lie N vile des QpeloRsas; Qlt'auc,in Inaltrc a,escias
YES ne iouefa ses eselayes 4 eux me,nes. sons neina
. fsplf z payer vinst cing p~iastres poar c.,.oae of.
tense W auctln estiaye iisaasa lie drnit de travail.
Ter on dc elierehcr Il faire des io,r,1ses 4 ~ 800 s,a,,
dams Ia vile DIES opelousas a moins, fJufil an eiIe
an an perais special de son Iaaiire on do "a maj.
tfesse gu a. lasett de sou maitre on dc sa u,itras-
SC. aahS iet4ael sefa dome lie nom de In pprsa5na !
taul ieselaFe est ioae ct aussi lie noInbre de iot,rs al
70 TANK de lo'tage par joar. Es que les naitrps de
apAs ,ss eTeiasef liii seroit arret&s Ell gri n'auront
pas &c permits, auront a payer aue atnenie de diy
p'tstres pont eilaqoe otfe1se; On alcun escIiTe on
fsntafes at'iont Ia permission de denleiirer dams Il
ViHe aes opeionsas a nioHas qu'iis soiettt refants
iouas. /" va - s7iis
~ !, esq par TO present an devoir ta Constable de
wig ue METRE en force 4 Tdonnanee susfaite,
Ssae eette ortiotnance se4a en- force trants ;o,ys
apres sa premiere publication. ~
urdonna dc . iuin 1850.
!. i, HEBEAisD, President pro TEN,
JOS, u. RICHARD, Grefier,- . MI
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iHE WAR, y THE DEMAND FOR BF...
sTuFFs.-Ihe Economist, allnaing to the ra, il
rise IN the price OF bFeadstaffs, owing to the
war, speculates as follows upon the probable
demand upon this country for a supply.
Among $4,000, 900 Of people the taking ff
bOo,Go0 men, that is one of 1870, e,e less
rom ordinary occupations yil little
inf1nence upon prq t3 ma rnon
consumption th5s, u4Ii Dc caused hv Jg.eta
What they actually eat as soldiers is less than
what they get at home. A large nort;on n
these are idlers from the cities, and in Enrone
the labor Of agriculture, thanks 10 tho lona
%ars Oh iofnler ages. is c~astomariIy performed
~ ie'''a'es. NO conscript is taken where his
laoof is necessary TO his family. The mere
movement OF Tue men is.of no commercial I'M
pof'auce. Where their operations esasnd over
q large agricultural surface, they, however,
uest'oy ana prevent agriculture, and in SO far
cause . demand from other quarters. IF This
Is eohli'ed to Northern Italy, while all the or
"'nats sources o. supply are undistnrbed. the
~ gp'hleteia' elect OF the war will hardly be cleft.
mere never was a mora pFopitions moment far
war 'ta'l now, since crops Of all sorts in Flu
rope are very abundant, capital and money
aounaah' and cheap, and enterprise not re-
covered rom the panic Of 1858. This il a
fsfy ailferent state Of affairs from what existed
when the hi'ssial war took place. There was
'ne'i ID lallare OF every thing in Western In
rope; Wheat in EAglaud had touched I0ls
IN france the vines, siikworms. food and otla,
crops were all short, and money was very daar
Ghder these circumstances The eyno,is frnra
,he United States would have been ooite as
large had there been no war at ALL That eren
o'a not add TO the demand in any derree, Its
l'illaence was felt only in The nanufacturinp
ie"ls oil England, in scarcity Of labor. whence.
q Ia'se portion Of the new troops were drawn.
l he armament Of the war. however caused a
great decline in government funds, under ans
t'elpatlon of large loans. ' NJ
.he migration Of men and CAPITAL to The
United States during the Crimean war. and
sases OF produce to Europe were certainly larre
oae ihpse circumstances were not due tn he
war the!y were the result of short crors in Tn.
Fobe, which drove forth great numbers. and
called for large imports to sustain those wba
These circumstances are not nav
!" operate, at least for a rear to come. IF in
nat time the war should become general in.
soising strife between England and Franea
ne'f meets would disturb The ocean. instead If
Neeplng it open, aud England would be- TIN
ipon The United States for those larra s,,a
pies she now draws from France.
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X 4. nfuRETS


tsEcRerAIRs FR1vs pu GouvgRwEuR.)
A GENCE GENERALE DE C0LLEr.
- TloNs,B Baton Rouge, Lee, ofire respectaense
ment ses services en-. cette capacite. Tous ordres
q,l iul seront cenfes pour la collection de toutes
reclamatiolis eontre l'Etat, seront executes ayec
promplt1tnde et idelitG, 4 un tank reasonable.
II s'acelPera aassi de faire rentrer dos tafras
pour eenx l.i .%youdront bien l'honorer dc Ieur con,
nance, ct qai lai fonrniroat les renseigoenents
neeessaires, achievement a la localitG, Is nrmSrn
.da tawnship, IA ransee, etc; aE,ssi, pour le racflat
aes terres Fenanes On confisauees au profit de re.
tat, pour lie hoa Placement DIES taxes.
REFERENCES: ga1
Baton Rouge. Le--Gouy. Robert C. Wicblifs. ct
u Honorable A. s, Heron. ~
Paroisse IberviIIe-L'Ex. Gouv. p. O, Hebert
Nellie: orlslns-tfen. NJ Grigot, Gen. John T..
Lewis, Hon \. Ogden, Gen. john Armstrong,
Iarroiton-W. 4, Scott, Esq.
Natchitoehes~-Dr. ]. w. Batlar, @5
II mai 1S59.-6m.
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nEVIsE DE S.BLoGH. 5
4 BON MARCHE POUR DUG COMPLIANT.
petits heneIices. 80
"a Voulez vons ne depenser que peu
kSsxaa4as4aa darsent, faites vos aclats chez a
SXSr%A s. Rlnch. 4M.5 -

80 BON MARCIiE POUR DUGOMpTANI
petits heneIices. -
! "a Voulez yotls ne depenser one net,
AaSSSaaSas3saa dargant, faites vos aehats chez a..
- S. Bloch. - -
II est %tonjaurs avantageux a l'acheteur de po,,yoi
So EroeIirer au meme prix, qua la ouvelleI5rIea
IN assortment cllaisi de marchafdises de p~rintarun
Mes aetats ont etc fats prineipalement au conn
llst,J ohfe d9nc q yetldfe mes marchandises au,
bas Erix suivants pour dn compliant. p"
Calico aInerieain. . yards pour 81,
70 afstals, 6 yards pour 81, -
Cotton erru 10 yards poHr 81,
20 % A. s yards pour 81,
koWeils &c y ineilietire qaaliti aux prix DIES ma
nnfaetsfcs' IN article slp6rienr de DENNIS. stripes
hleknry ,entin tout eeaui peut c~aavenir 4 Iusa =,
uilne hatfsttt1on al plass bas 1rix poGlr df con1ptaIt
LR tilit Asix 3aaes:-A bon. marche, oui yraineni
A hien boa fittrehe,3
vent 6trs aclletses Il tres has prix Dour an co,nats NJ
IVY doz. has pohr danes de Is sous a 81 la paires
choir, ~ y ny
a tioz, s%srviettes toile De ! so a 70 Ia ~douzaine,
ullgissrld assortment do robes d Organdy.
70 Do moasseline Eugenie,
Jo do jacnnat franeais,
Maatises en- bobinet noir,
u deuzainns Marqiises a resorts.
~ do MaIakofs Victoria de 81 SO ct audessns
9 do Broadway Flates,
ny diiferehtes coileirs dc differences espaces da
barege, ~ uo
Barge anglais Ire qualite 4 50 sons la yarde.
= lnglae Icy DANES a visitor mon rnagasin. el]es
compliant, J'ai aissi I'm fort joli assortment de
tteurs artititielies =
$. BLOCH.
Magasin Embellishments oanfctiomesA constam
ment en- main les articles ~snivants: i
Habits I'll en- eotilenr a 50 So.
bo DO do Isassia Dick a So 90,
De sacs en- c%onlenr, ct lcvites,
Do en- fiji lsspagIe, do do, @
De en- Ill d'Irlande, do do,
Do Nankin,
Do drap naif dGta,
pa nsTillos NOR q II qralite d plus fine,
Gilet dc dessons de tpntes ~qu@4itGs.
Cfavatses en- i'll Ut en- sole,
40 dotzaiiies cfaussans eilglais,
GO do do aneTicain.
70 Do do enfls
5 do do en- i'll de Lisle.
Caleeons III, chemises do lessons en- coton 81 !,
waste assortment de ellemises Il 81 ct auiessus.
Asissi ehetnises en- couleur, ct dc MarseiIle.
Bretelles, etc. etc. ~ s
Y Y assortment colnplet de sellerie ct quincalle,
rle, NeDez examiner.
Les lsaarchanalises sont maranees. IN les fera Nj.
aycc plaisir. #S
MnFl assortment entier do groceries de fantastic
ct friis; al en- mains I'M article supsrieur de wins
e. II ~ ilaaenrs. etc, ani ne peat etre sarpasse Gu qua.
ata y yendre pour dn compliant settlements
Qaelaaes gallons dc 1%siaando.
Y DO Punch an Rum,
II, 90 Nleax bourbon, ct du Champa-
tie n premiere qnalite.
Ies amateurs de classe at antres personnes peti.
vent se pfoe1ref des aflnes dc f~antaisie, pistoiets.
eonfea,ix, ct toni article que comperte Cd genre.
fenf tles parties de peelle; nhe yariete d'hame.
sona, iig.les q peeher, etc.
soair les yoyageurs--Un grand assortment de
siioa ct ~Haitasses. lie tout a bon narche,
0aefpusas, 2 ayril 1859.