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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

PHRENOLOGY Examinations, with charts an4
written descriptions OF given daily the ehrsns.
logical Cabinet No. sos Broadway blocks above rsrh.
Private 6entemsn aud ladies' FowLrR wslas.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

BOGUS assurance COnPAsY.--Au investig stiou 10
progress BY lumber Of oomosnt ctzen, IN references 70
ged bogus Compsby started 10 Jer-
,ey City the u the Nsons Iosursnce Conps
ny nssd after the origin had opersfsd sa sne
l-Dgth of time sceonpsh tn.r dexDs c,ss1 ~
P.r.oIs IN NewYoIk and Jersey Cy aN
prove been sH. viii suffer
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

THE HoS. EDWARD EvERErr.-We learn that this
gentleman has conser ted to repeat his Washington
in tne Academy of Music the occasion Of Washing
tons buta day, Feb. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
IAdvertisemsnt

FHOTODkAFhSI
AMBRoryPrs AND OAGUGssgorYPGs
Nos. 2oS, $50 and 6tS Broad gay. New. Yort,siIN
sylvania-av Washinston. ID. e.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

ARREST oF G,yBLERs.-About O'Clock yesterday
Officer Con Of the Sixth Precinct discovered pa
sd In gambling wi ouds Ia hs porter
house Of Wan u. hidoiston Dyion Leoossd
aud notified Jacobs wbo vita posse Of moa,
made upon the place sod arrested tho pretor
e-th.r with hys young VINO eng,ssd Ia ysme f
cbbsse The, locked up and will b disposed Of tnn
MON BY Juaiice kox.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
IAdverusementI
TEAs.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have ol

hand every variety Of TGA 0rccen r-s D-.so AD1
private sns souchons Oooions and Yoans 900 from ia
to s0c Guupwcer aud Imperial from 2Sc TO 6sc AL oenee
a. a~s equally low Also. boxes good tAsiLv rsA fn9
81 Cal examine ct No. us Chatham st. eetwsea fsae3
aad Rooseyeltsta
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

ALLEGED CHILD.PoIsoyIsG. child, named hr
by, ~hose parents resde at No. SIS Third avenue
died. Saturday night. from dose Of arsenic, which
II u alleged, wac administered BY mistake
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

MoUsr VERSOy.-Mr. Everett delivered his oratioa
or Wabpstop benefit Of the Noun, Vernon Asooia
ton Metropolitan Hail. Friday Might ~ cfo ~dsa hsass
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

FATAL ACCIDENTAL carpenter named Sanusl z.
Fnpey employed the Of buildings Ia Of ersooe
By JOB Mail the ferry, nofdns his
opening lish
fo He taken In Dseosiss condition 20 ot ths
o.ro. rooms. and medical sd but desh snaed ,o
two srrwsd. Decsssed IS Jea Of sse resi7ed %
Rsrcsd Avenue and k4yes family.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

FoUSD DRowSED.-The body Of Farrell Curry Who
ovsrhosrd Baxter whs few nisht, snos oand se
Of Main rect Saturday Aa inquest held and
Q yerdi.t OF found drowned as rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

"Mr voIcr IS FOR WAR."-rhe "Nst'onAl De-
mocrscy" Of New.Rochells Asve resolved to have
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

TIE Count Josnnes gives bis orstoricL illustration
of Sbskespesre's trsdegy Of Hamlet this evening, q
Hope Chspel
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

TIE steamer EtDs sailed Ct .. IN on Saudsy fol
Southampton and Hsvre, with the United Ststs'
mslls.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
Law LVZ,ELLIGENCK

SUPREME COURf-CBAsBEas-Fsb. 6-esfxs yuAes
CLERKE -OEcIsIoxs
berry p. North sst Cnes~r Csrpsutsr et a.
The petition Il addressed to Judge lngr shsm sod.
notice sstss viii be hum
IL not ptoc.edDs under Code and, tbSspfcss ma
BE- presented 20 the Judge mentioned In the pesioa ess
tie notice u for the lst Instant.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
SUPERIOR COURr-srEcnL TsRx-Irs S-Bssors isAss
PIEEaZPosr.
DAVID C. Leo sst Arnold Wood and cthsra

Case settled.
Before Judge SUTHERLAND.
Henry Eruns ast Cosriots bruzs-
Report confirmed, and judgment Of divorce granted.
Sarah T.. Porter sst James c. Potter, et e.
Motion denied without costs 70 either party.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

SUicIDE.-A German named Joseph Crush COM
pted suicide Saturday Afternoon oy tshDs isudsaau He
b'ins s,s % obtain oips
do he, o,corssed He Pc5ss-d sadsuuu 10 New
fgk and coming To Brooklyn stopped iu porter Ia
Hamilton Hs deliberately swa,Sed ts Dose, and
fact barkeep- with MS He
las-n hs r.sd. Of Hamilton aa1
Woodhu st.et physicians call To bic AID Tocy
could nothing and be died
lie leaves wife and children la adsene
Coroner Horton hold inquest and vordict
o. Suciden va rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

Gov. Morgan has appointed S,eaduaa Wright ss'
OF New.UtIech,, Coroner of Kings County, in pls's
George J. Lott, deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
BROOKL YN II,EM&

FELL OVERHEARD AND DRowSED.-A mau ramsd
Duncan Rankin from Of the Cstharne fsy
boat. Saturday nb aud before ssstsuce could be
drowned. The accident occurred 10 40 attempt 70 jap
u.n the boat after e.yns sp The body rsosvsred
ard uqu. hed BY Coroner Horton Verdict Accidentally
crowned" TIT dec esed engineer BY protest. AUD
resided Grave sbd He leaves wife and three chilafea
who in Liverpool, Enssad-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

A CorsrrRrtIT.-Oa Saturday afternoon dssh.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

A BRoErs-pows PRINTER John Kimbs, poor
jour- prGter out Of work ard utterly destitute n his
o,ssersiion resolved suicide aud took three cents
worth Of arsenic in gsss Of beer. When the poison
began i's work, bis situation discovered, ard he
was taken 10 the Hospital There is chance Of bis
recovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07
!. ., o,h tn. n. o.-.i,y prevailing at the preset day

20 o. r. gcus psse-cpey -hcs shoold ssf''y s''
nacds H r-s.oc. eoight-c aud r-c.oc''- the c's-
a,c's Of mp rfe.s up,et,ed scs strogghog oPn''d
$40 opeu Cd tn Tritaran AMI Uei arsc
Cavisist arc C,ttohc. tn, s'ecu-s to
BIGGER and compr-o-'ve ta'e shsa
they hsd yet ccuceved aoe parg~ socet! OF It's
evil. sxd as -los ate tee r-isroo- 'neo
to"nd 8 On, ci'on ~ putty jn-ice aid hsr"'oy.
rb-p BE- procseded 10 ereisio, 10 q very lucid aud
rsructve usn, er, t-e doetnoe' cf the NV
Churc', aid especially ,ne cor'rin- Of the Divine
HUmspuy, or the bei'g suf ofi,- of tue R-ie-mer,
.pd of the rnriiy no. of per-oo-, but Of priocpl-s,
witch 'hst d ctrue inv lv-s The .ermoa was co.,
eue.d With s,.eu cot a al tie NV Cuurcn hs, 10
.p-ti.l org on th. E,rth but is composed
of all II % n,er ~ho sttnst-c by The oeS spIit
of uIiversI ohaiis, aud OF s'pirs.'on afe tra'o.
wherever they or by Whatsoever mare OF nation
sIny CT Of IergioD they ms, b. kcoSu. Superior to
ell d, guns. ana 20 cree de is Ch Nuy; and tlls dvre
g,sce the pr-sctr eloquent crsed his people to seek
10 exc u pity aDt cul livste.
The seru CO was 'oIoxed by sc anthem and beoe-
dic,ioo ster which the congregation sepAsted.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

DEDIcArIos OF NEW CHURcH H-Tbe beautiful
Lew 9ouse of WORSHIP Of the NeT.iork Ns~ Cnurcn
Society IN Thirty street between Fourtn and Lex
pgtsn avenues, dedicated with appropriate s.r-
vices yesterday morning. The edrics Is calculated to
bold some Thousand persons and is without galleries,
the Orgsn aud choir being placed on the left OF ths pull
pit. The pulpit staIds tue left Of raised platform
at the eastern end Of the church, the right Of the
platform stAnos toe communion table, covered with
white marbe and ct the bsck Of the platform in the
full lis hi IA Ing from q concealed ,kygot, IL marble
eesk, or taberpsci- ia canopy and curtains Of blae
elk TO coLt.n the Set ptures the Word Is 10 the
language Ct the New Caurch the sacred volume is
csIec. After the congreg son assembled yestsr.
cay moirirg, voluntary having been performed on
the organ. procession Ct the male members Of the
Sochty, headed BY the minister besrrg an open copy
o. the Word entered church by toe night si.e and
advanced toward tie platform, while the chcir sod
consress'ion joIed in siOgng passage from one OF
The p.slms to the noble music Of Of the GregoAn
cbentf, which are hsbtually employed ia tn, ser-
wees OF tie New Church There the Bible VA
deposited in It's receptacle; and then the
Xl1'h Psslm vi. resd in alternate ver.es by the
minister AID people, followed by brief passage from
ole Of The sopels resd by the minister after which
the corgIes alion knen ~hile the minster said the
LoIes Prsysr. rnis Was followed by reading from
the F1nt Book o Chrotices the sccoant of the
Grafton OF tie Temple. Next, pssln w.s suog, sod
tier The Deeca,ory Address delivered by tho Rev.
DIR. Burh. Tier was re cd from the Apocsypss . So
etion Of pa,sases relating TO the New Jerusalem,
ntsfsp"ned With sbgirg responses according 70 tue
tugy csed in CHURCHES OF tLir deoomir alton sod
this rte beicg uded tie sermon preached ey
the minister The Rev. Mr.. Ferrad. In shs dueSaras
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

Samuel Beswick and C.. p. Brownson commence .
new course Of lecture. tonight The Science aud
Pb losophy Of Na,ure," illustrated by 40 eItensvs
apparatus.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

FREE LAW LEcrURE-Judse C'erke will deliver q
lecture this everpg at O'Clock, 10 tue lecture room
oftte N. Uhiv.rity the relations Of Master aod
Servant Master and sppreot,ce, and Emp oyer and
Clerk Students at lsw generally, and others, are in
ylted 10 a,teud.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

CENTRAL ScoIT TO HAVE REcEPIIoS.-The 6si:
and sff officers OF the First Dvi.oo ntsod 10 max
anar g.ments for tse public pon Of General Scot
on his return TO this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

PHYSICAL GEoGRAPHr We commend to the At
teptIcu of our re.oers the advertisement 10 another
couuL from ColuU5,a College of toe time, aud cub
jects OF the Course in Physiosl G"ography, which
Prof Guy ot Of the College Of New-Jsrsey is about to
d.llser ss part OF the Post Graduate Coucse wnich
Coluubia Co -ge is furnishing 10 Stadent, and to stu
dious men. There higher pane t,an that OF Pro
Goyot 10 this department Of knowledge, and a. bis
suhj.ct is Earth hnd Mau there shom 1t does
nut srd few, very few whom, he treats IT. it
will not interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

HARLEM Men of small means have an opportunity
preceded them, in {. sale o. the Adrtacce' poop
eIy on Weope-dsy beHt by Mr.. B.ecser. of securing
tie locstoe for th-u families of choice buiicg ots
N tie best pat ot Harlem. al planted ID foot sta
graceful Ieer spd u rbe hear OF excellent And ln
t.Igett popue,iou. Schools, chorcoe, and shops in
abuoc snc. Five modes ot to il r rn tho oS-r
pal, of the city, and every advantage at hand, for
moderate Lrices.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

HISTORICAL SocHIr.-Hermsn Melville, esq.,, au-
thor Of "rypee,' ''Onoo " &C., viii lecture this
evening before the Historic. 81 Society.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

ADkUGoIsT's sMIsrAKE.-On Friday evening, yOurg
named John Singer, wishing TO remove the smell
Ct quor from his BREATH be ~as going TO apply for
enpy yyment called into DR.. Van Lers drug store in
Greenwich stIeet ash ed for some ammonia. Toe
Doctor mixed propagation Of hsrtshorp, which he
told him to take quick, while it vas fosmiog. lie did
so, apo ia medIa.ly experienced most terrible burn.
irg sensation in his stomach, which followed by
Won rtDg bloody matter. Mr.. Soger was taken home
but became i'll that he vas taken to the New.York
Hospital Oh Saturday mornipg.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-07

Mi,s Greenfield, the f.vorably known Black
S~sn," Will soon give Vocal Concert 10 thi. city, IL
AID of a rev colonization movemect 10 Afncs Whose
prir cpsl object s the amsliorson Of the condition o
tte native tribes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

IzV-A London police sergeant has cons
trived plan for defeating the efforts of
pickpockets. In his waistcoat pocket he has
tab" securely sewn under the seam, in
which is cut button hole The chain pass
Ses through the hole, and is carried inside
and fastened to the button hole of the waist,
coat in the usual way. The tab cannot be
seen from the outside, and the thief with
drawing the chain finds that be has a ohoCk.
The sergeant informed one of the magis,
trates that number of gentlemen had triOd
his invention, and during the last EPSON ra,
ces they walked about the course without
any danger of losing their watches, although
they felt many attempts at their pockets.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16
Board Of Education.

THURSDAY EVE, Sept. Is.
Present-Messrs. Wareham, Pruden, Steele
Brown, Lindsly, Miller, stutsman, Keuney
Bomberger, and Walden.
Petition received from v. Scherman, Of Mad
ison township, asking permission for his son to
attend the high school--referred the High
School Committee,
Petitions received from r. Green and t
Griffith, asking permission for their s1ns to at.
tend the southwestern school--referred to
Nessrs. Miller, Stutsmsn and Pruden.
BY Mr.. WarehaD. Resolved that the buils
ing committee be authorized TO contract with
Charles Anderson to put third story on the
northeast school house at a costof not more than
S2,l5O Adopted
Yess-Wareham, Pruden. Stutsman, Lindsly
Miller, Kenney and WaldeD-7.
Nays-Brown, Bomberger and Sleele-3.
After passing several bills. the Board ad
ourned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

TnE TRRArY WITH MExIoo The follow
ing are tho concessions said 10 have been
obtained by the reported treaty with Mcxi-
co
/. Rights Of way across the Northern
States Of Mexico, and ports on the Gulf Of
California; with guarantees for their proteo.
ton and safety.
2, Rights Of way and valuable privileges
of transit across the Isthmus Of Tehuante.
pee
3. The privilege Of erecting and main
tanning warehouses AZ the termini of the
several transit routes.
a. The right OF transporting troops and
munitions Of war over such routes, and 10
send troops to protect them in defaut of
Mexico fulfilling that duty
D. Free entry and transit of goods be.
longing 10 American citizens In Arizona
through the ports Of the Gulf Of California,
and across Sonora
o. Entire and unquostionabls freedom of
religious opinions and worship throughout
the Republic.
T. A clause indicating the willingness Of
the Mexican Government to accept a modi
ned protectorate at the hands Of tho United
States in other words TO solemnize another
treaty in the form Of an alliance, offensive
and defensive. but in substance creating a
protectorate whenever the United States
shall signify its willingness to enter into
such engagements.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

CONVENTION OF UNIVERSAL lists We have
hitherto alluded to the fact that the Univer-
salists Of the United States are to meet in
convention at Rochester, on the 20th inst -
This Convention is composed of clerical and
lay delegates appointed by the several State
Conventions, and conyenes annually. 1t met
last year in Providence, r ! !, and was large
ly attended, the number present being sufi- :
cient to fll two large churches. d.
Consequently, anticipating the same or
greater number, the Universalists of Roch-
ester have secured the use of Methodist
and Babtist Church. Dr. Chaplin has been
announced to preach the occasional sermon,
but il is feared that he will disappoint the
Convention, though he may be resent some
time during the meeting and deliver n dist
course
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

The great "National Horse Show" held in
this city last week turned out 10 be 1--WE wer,
not there, but so We are informed) a mean
gambling humbng. Gambling, open betting on
the speed Of the horses, and regular Jockey ra.
eng were the order Of the day. Some good
people, guiled BY the bills, and the puffs Of
the papers, were in duced to visit the city, and
90 on the deyil's own ground. Had they
known what kind Of aplsce il was they would
have staid away. II was no place for an honest
man, or Christian, 40 we are told. When
Smith and Kiser get up another gambling affair
they should sail under their own colors --Reli
giOus Telescope.
We are a regular reader Of the Telescope
We have seen nothing in that paper, prior to
the above, which we clip from the issue of this
week, denouucing the horse show. Mr.. Smith
came here "well recommended We presume
the editor, like ourseli, did not know beforeN
hand what the character Of his show would be
II he did know somewhat of this, he has
done very wrong IN delaying his denunciati
until after the occasion has passed. II he was
not aware Of its character, then he is in the
same case with the city papers, whom, he Zip.
pently informs his readers, puffed the show
into notice. While il is the object Of the,Tela
escope to "advance the interests Of the Redeem
ers Kingdom, IL is the mission of the secular
papers here TO advance the interests of Dayton
and the Miami Valley. BY virtue Of its devo.
ton, merely, the Telescope simply escaped re.
commencing the Horse Show; its ignorance
Of the character of the affair deprived the com,
munity of a note Of warning from its observa
tory, There is not much merit in ignorance;
there ia Ss little in ungenerous Aings at per-
sons who are in the same category with those
making them. We have the advantage of our
Telescope cotemporary 10 that we gave the
project the 'cold shoulder" one day before Il
and just one week and three days
in advance of his broadside--iust as soon as
we had an inkling Of what il was shaping in
10. The facts upon which the Telescope has
based its wholesale denuDciation were Just as
last week as this week; while it is
not probable, it is barely possible that its cons
side alton for Messrs, Smith and Kiser was
yresler than our own, and that its necessary
hunder was delayed until their purposes were
entirely accomplished. This is fully as generous
Ia the fling Of the Telescope at the putting Of
he secular papers is just.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

DoUGLAs AT lSDIAS1PoIs-How HR GAVE A
DOsR TO DocroR.-A gentleman they call Doc
tor was exceedingly anxious 10 create the im>
preston that be was upon very confidential
terms with the Little Giant, and every few min>
utes he would have something to whisper, pls.
cling his mouth in close proximity to the ear Of
Mr.. Douglas. as though communicating some
great State secret This annoyed the Little
Giant exceedingly, and turning abruptly upon
the Doctor, he said sternly, Don't whisper To
me IN a crowd" The son of Esculapius subs
sided, and his standing collar alone prevented
him from falling through his boots
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

A PLE or MoNEY TAKEN IN TRRRR, HAurE
"A temporary agent Of the American Ex-
press Company Of Terre Haute, within the
past two or three weeks, has taken packages
and parts Of packages Of various amounts Of
money passing through that office ia such
sums as to make an aggregate reaching
nearly $40 600. This was all staked and
lost at gaming-tables The last sum taken
was an entire package of $4,000 for the
Parke County Bank This was all lest in
one night alta gambling saloon Growing
desperate at this heavy loss, the last of a Sc
ries OF considerable length the express
agent pulled pistol from his pocket and
demanded the money or the life OF the life
ner of the pile. The money was handed
back to him. and his depreciation in the ex-
press ONCE discovered the next day.
Measures were taken to recover the mon
ey nearly all Of which was nscertained to be
In the hands Of parties in Terre Haute--
mostly young men--in the habit of playing
cards Tor amusement and profit The posi-
tlon OF the parties holding the mouey was
such that in order to prevent open exposure
the whole amount Of the money stolen sta
Red and lost, with the exception of some
SSOO, was surrendered to the Express Com
pany.- Indianapolis journal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16


The Lincoln Herald, one of the Black
Republican sheets of Illinois, thus disgraees
itself. 1t says
jackson, il Gays, was q murderer, a cruel
man, having no respect for law or virtue
Clay was bloOdsthirsty man, gambler and
adulterer, and accused Of corruption, and
until his latter days his word could not be
relied on. Calhoun's doctrines would sully
the reputation Of "a devil Webster whom
the old Whig party honored with the name
Of "God.ike,' no man can prove that he pos.
sessed the hairs weight Of moral principle
he had no settled opinion which could not
be bought with money Brides without
number Glove TO his hands. The money Of
other men purchased the filthy embraces Of
concubines, and filed the bowls of dissipa'
tion. Old age did not destroy his vices; he
died, so far as we know, 40 he iivsd-selfsbly
ambitious and awinishly impure Benton,
too, was murderer, and stabber Of repu,
tations, &c. Snch, then, were the political
heroes OF the last generation, mHrderers,
adulterers, drIlnkGrds, aud takers Of brides
The editor must consider himself saint.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

A USEFUL ORINoLINE.-A gentleman,
whose attention was attracted by the suspi-
cious locomotion of woman passing from
the store OF one of the Alckandria merchants
yesterday, deserted the end of a piece of ba
con projecting below hee dress. The mer-
chant stated on inquiry, that he had sold
her none. The woman was thereupon
brought back, and charged with the theft,
and although hrr proportions we're undis
turbed, and indicated nothing wrong, except
the ridiculous fashion, yet the sequel proved
that she had concealed beneath her crino-
line side Of bacon, which weighed thirty
five pounds The charity of the merchant,
like the crinoline of the oulprit, covered her
sin, and she was told to 20 and offend no
MORE Washington States,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

SORGHUM SUGAR AND SYRUP.-lf the farmers
who planted sugar cane this year, would use a
little caution in making their syrup, they would
be amply repaid for their trouble; and the com
plant that sugar cannot be made of Sorghum
cane, and that the syrup and molasses has
peculiar sharp taste and is Of an inferior quali-
ty, would not be heard again, The whole Sc.
cret consists in two points-in adding 10 the
juice, sulphste of lime in solution, and filtering
the boiled juice through animal coal. Tie
sulphste Of lime must be added to the juice
Immediately after 1t is pressed out, one quart to
one hundred quarts of the juice. Its action
consists in precipitating the albuminous parts,
and in preventing the formation OF an acid
which prevents the capitalization Of the sugar,
and give them the knawn peculiar sharp taste
The animal coal takes away the nauseating
smell and color The fltering may be per-
formed 10 keg or barrel which has two bots
toms, one the superior perforated with small
holes. which serves 10 support the coal aud
transmit the discOlored syrup The last quanN
tity Of sugar may be washed out with water.
The cost Of the sulphats of lime and animal
coal Is tribe, and can be bought at No. l60
Main street, Dayton Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

BREENE.-Breene? Yes, Breene. the clothier;
that's him. He will. in a very short time, as
tonish the natives, and wake up the fogies who
suppose that there is nothing new under the
sun It's mistake, and Breene will elucidale
1t. There are things concerning clothes, /"
says Breene. "neSer dreamed of in the philoso
ply Of those cabbage heads who sew fig leaves
together" That he is in earnest, we have no
doubt visit to his "clOthiery," Main street.
one door above the banking house of Winters
d Son, will satisfy any one that he knows all
about clOthes-' His preparations for suiting the
people are extensive and will meet with uni
versal annrnVal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-16

PoPULATING Two STATES IN ONE Day
The Now London Star Of the Sth states
that, after the eleven O'Clock train from
Boston, Did the short line, left that city, a
young married lady informed some Of the
female passengers that she was ILL., She
was takOn to the saloon and delivered of
fine boy. This was in Massachusetts,. After
crossing the liue into Rhode Island she was
delivered of fine girl.