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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

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IN stacheehed ntnRda When advanced 70 DgeEfrA
81 eonhrud smse.ting. ard aPp.fenty m.guant the e.
kssis have been oQualiy dsciriye snd nstoniahne.
IL he local psns loss ~ es,h and siTsnsh d.oailnl
~S nd rprtsnt hecli which Fsneilf Indicate iHoifh
ET coNsrnFTsoE, this Fsmsdy has ailaysd the aaim q
Snda and pLyscsna IN several very grstyng and tnset
ia rusrncoIosrs ahs useiessd lrcn has bed
ar more good eject yAn the most csutcuty balaneed Prep
gsfuua a iodne without any ofthp vel tnowr iAbes
re attention Of females cacuof b 70 confidently invited
"a. Vssy and dss'io'ssio IN Sheea's' peculiarly aSeo
1 t1z them. -. -.
ter bousssE hts bseu invariably well re
rtea both a. aespaing pain and reducing the swelling
4 anA stiiInsan Of the Joints and muscles.
10 IAfERarTff fEvEne itmnst oecesnaF he frsas
Az and energetic estorae and i pogess 10 che new set
tsHents c The West win pnbshy be eoe Of high ssnoS'
| and uasfulneal
No remedy has been Uncovered in the whele hsto
saed.cine which eEefts such prompt happy and fully resto
dive eacis Good appeistp eom1ete dgeAon rapid acqut
stisn a strength, vita upesna dsvoeitien TOT acse so'
ehseyfei exercise, iunsnsdia4eiy follow IT, sns.
Put up On neat Gas metal bexes cnntninieg % p irs
esns psr bax or sale W druggats snd deAers WI
ssut ss nnF address receipt Of the Hries Asse'
eSfoTs, etc, shsule Be sddrcsnfdte
R.B. Leehs q CO.. General Agents.
sss., % csdar st. y. 2.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.

Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.
To all ,chom 10 may concern:
NOW YE THAT when King Solo
N mon was on earth the first time he said there
nothing under the SUM- but had be lived until this time,
be would have seen q Grocery Store allied with
All New Goods,
ana would have said that Ashtabula Village the
County, ever the before for quality or quantity
and bought Al the lowest eas prees and will be sold for
Cash or Ready Pay,
Ct prices that will suit the pnrchaser and in other way
The following are few Of the articles that hand;
Pork Has sbonders Dried Beef Lard Fish Of all kinda
Moassea Sugars Rio other Coffee ground and 10 the berry,
Spices Cinaon Cloves Mustard Starch Corn Starch Cho
eoats Cocoa SalerAtus Ginger Soda Cream Tartar Soap,
Tobacco Snuff. Rsisng Curants Figs Prunes, Con Teas,
choice arcie Stearine and Taow Candles Herring by the
boz Powder Shot and Lead Dairy Salt In bags or barrels
Ccks all kinds, Shoe brushes and baeng House brush
ss Cuey combs Horse cards Lanterns three kinds scieveS
Butter Ladies' Coffee mills, Choping Knives Scrub brushes
Whe-wash brushes, Clothes Pins Pas Tubs Brooms Mop
sck Stone ehurns Jgg and Butter Crooks. yellow ware
Rock ware and Class Bottles Shoyels Spades and Hoee
Corn IN the Ear Oats Flour and Meal and in fact everything
that is generally kept In well regulated
Family Grocery Store.
Being sae6ed that the Ready Pay System e the most ad
Fantageous to the consumer the subscriber has adopted II
and be viii strictly carry out the PRINCIPAL IN all
Having beea engaged 10 selling Goods for the last four eaT
for heasrs. Prentice Tombes II. G. Tombes, and J.
Thomas Enqr who probably the experienced gro
cers the county he aattera himself that he and viii
cell good articles in HIS line and at low prices b
found at any establishment in the County.
Butter, Eggs, lard Potatoes Turna, and almost every
thing the farmer has TO SELL will be exchanged for goods at
the same pTiees that viii sell for cash
IL Remember the place, Hulberts Block Main street
near the Park.
Ashtsbula March 2pth 1880. $50
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pUTTER WANTED. - The highest
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Fall of 1860.
NEW GOODS for Fall & Winter.
bs subsehe take pleasure announcing 10 their isDd.
and al those Who interest the natter fact tat
they have very large and attractive
Stock Of FAN and Winter Goods,
embracing all the sies and patterns and fashions Of the
BrOsdeioth,, cassimeres
sstnetts Union Cloths,
Plain and striped elo,ha Kentucky Jesneu,
Beaver coating, Colored Wool Flannels
White wool flannslS, cotton aanneis
Ticknes, And Drilfngs
And sbsstinss. Frsneh Print.
American Prinis, Zig. SPlsin wool Dslaiuss,
s'TEss%a %ss.asa Moh.i EfEllia Fain EaSsi. ERSS:i and
Zig. pain Poplink, Striped Mohsir,
Plaid VslenciaH, Striped Vaeneias.
Paid Figured and Plain MerinO. ans and sO and large
lot Of other Dress Goods Opera Cloths and Opera FaDnes
magnificent stOe cf Ansy sgursd and plain black and
Mourning Dress sIks harseno Silks, Vssngs and TAlcr
white Goods in great variety.
Gloves and Hosiery. full stock.
Wrappers AID Drawers, LsdeS MsrnO Vests very sns and
Cloak, Cloak Cloths. and Trimmings
very low, indeed.
SHAWLS.
BrOsha and Bay State and all prettsst styles
n.Itst ana = really expect 70 Ss msny dis year any
Carpeting and Oil Cloths.
This branch business and our purchases
evidence that Goods we'll bought We shall Be
pleased to show our Carpets which Or beauty Of pattern
quality and Price, cannot fail to please.
large stock Of Curtain Paper window Shades Curtain
FIXTURES, Cords and Thssels.
Wool Hoods and Comfortsrs very large LOT.
onT Yankee Notion department never fs oi the
numerous articles that are 50 very useful and neeessai
Hardware.
small STOCK mostly in the lins Of Cutlery and House
CROCKERY.
We have just opened large stock Of CrOeks, perfectly
plain and very beautiful Persons In want Of nice heavy
Iron Stone China will do well 70 ean and examine Goods
IN this line and they will not spend their time In looking
| farther.
Hats and Caps.
very Rns and large stock Of Mems and Boys Hats and
Caps Of every quality Aad price. Can In and lOOk at them.
Boots and Shoes.
Mems and Boys heavy cohde and Kip Boots real custom
Action Chdrsns Misses and ladies' Shoes Slippers Gait
er', and Boys RrOgans, Of superior quality
GROCERIES.
In t. department keep full STOCK and always Of the
PsiniS, Goldfish,
OiIs, Stone ware,
TaPsntias, Wooden ware,
Paint Brushes, Glassware,
White wash BrusheA Nails
| Glass, Cotton Ysrn,
Putty, Batting,
Sack Salt ShOves
| Corn BasketA Spades. &C.
Corn brOons Se
We will say for the benefit Of those who have Produce "a
exchange toT Goods that will receive Dried Fruit Chest
nu most hinds Of Grain, Pork IN The Hog Batt, Eggs
Lard. Bees-wax, Wooen Yarn, WOOlsn sOekA PspG Rags
fallOv, nc.
We viii sell al the lowest possible hgure and just low
any concern who expect 10 continue In trade and ha
aways be In readiness 10 attend 10 all who may fyor with
. call 10 a courteous and accommodating manner
Tyler A. Collins.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

DAINTS, OILS, &c.--sOO gal. Linseed
= oil-lo0 gallona Sperm on-i0o gallo5s Tanners on
% gallons Lard 0-so gailonu LunsF olS00 gallons Coal
9i-ioo gallon, sPs gnqus Burning Fluid
5000 % White Lad n 02oo0 Ihs Mnerei PainS0O lbs
yellow Ochresoo De Jet Redso0 Sos Pay IN BLADDER
10 Furniture YaEniHh4o NJ Coach vitnshoG ms jan
exn varnish--2S Sbs Dema8 VaFnah.
Also chEem Green. PEris Green Bsmpeen Green Chrome
vsmlioa livery Black Whiting, and large sarortnent Of
Artists CoioFn. for ale By GEO. WIDLARD.
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JANUARY APPOINTMENPSy Isea-
PROBE ALL THINGS.


nR. II. W. WADSW0RTH, Eclectic
IL Physician and Surgeon viii be In atssndancs follower
AshtAbula, Ashtabula House, Friday, Jan. lA
Jefferson, Saturday, Jan. 10.
PAinesville, Cewles House. Monday Jan. alst. -- Ht
Chardcn, Tuesday jan I'D. -
Cleveland johnson House. Jan Esd 2ab, and asths b.
The Mode Of Examination pursued ~ DR. W.
very simple ana entrsly and b II dseass % any
OF the internal vital organs 4 IN vary lN lnees eelecoo
With facility and esrnny without askng ths Ai.ont quaa-
ton or having Che least pEsFious e ne ce
Scfofula, and all Diseases Of Q Scf0hlous originv
ueer Tuors Enlarged Gands joint. p Disease, saeS
Al Nee or olte gcToulOus Eyes sedid Head pens
an he Faee on Other par CanoeF HainA SPINAL Dseessns
nvsSnsa aVeL ImpODnee stclnEe H. Rtns DnncG, Hpi-
tsnss fGhas,,aefIern DrOpay Sc. &c.
sss uoonilar % Females, aud Al chronic deesna1 81
tIs rin Eyes Throat Lungs Heart stomseh Liver spleen
RldusgG. skin o. other orBanA
A'D'''''' TRoss ss6iTinG JraA cAyopfs D.ssalsA
- - dsseripton may bs assured that heir eases u -
tsfsa Girg and eanddy, aDd they viii not he encQugee
~ fe medicine without corresponding poapeet olbeu41ts
n NJ has vnltsd Cleveland and ehaf plneel Ia Ohio e1o
Nsv York regularly Tor the lest ten ysais end nIlh
,Ientu With eonn3 of evidence tn regard = his Ahn
and qualihoatOR e. pbyaieian. he vii visit TIE shove
piness once month foT year tbus giving os uho
nt him oppeTtanl.y ~ .utue TIL cured. Tboee ele,ef
by others pronounced mcaEubla requested 70 c uin
yo0 nethlng 70 have yonT ezsm1ed en1 e1pl.ne
Thoss wishing % consult By letter mag direct 10 Batavia -
" % 10 tha ~ The Hett of my appoioSmeQt
II. H.w.WkpbW0kfHsA n. D.. Batavia n. 70
~ naalaenoo and Paneipal 0nie4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

MRS. WINSL0W, On experienced nurse
~ and Female Physician PrsssuAS 70 The asientien Of
Soothing Syrup. N3r Children TeeihiBg.
which greatly facilitates the process sshing By sofsaInx
the gums, reducing all inaammatons-Wil AllAy
and spaamodic action, end Is sure
To Regsa6tt tie BOs0eis -
Depend upcni mothers win giro rest 10 yourselves and
Relief and HeGhA 70 your i4tanfa
We have put up and sold article for over ton yeara and
confidence and truth OF IT, what have been
able 70 say Of any other medeinenever has hisd "a
single instance 70 effect when timely used Never id
know instance Of BY any who used
g. On the contrary all delighted with Ito opea1io1ahnd
medical vuea We speak R this matter, what DO know
aeen years expehonee and pledge Fapuation Tor the
nRment Of what here declare In almost ovey inaanee
where the infant d suffering nom pain and exhanson, reef
This valuable prspstIon he pescptiOa Of enc og ne
most experienced and Gkiful nurses In New Engand aua
has been used with uever-iailing success In T
Thousands of Cases.
II not only relieves the child from palm but invIeorAtesths
stomach and bowel couecs aesd and gives tons aad
egy to the whole stem. II win almost instantly relieve
Gripping 10 the Bowels, and Wind Cole,
and overeoms convulsions which net speedily remsds1
the world 10 all Of Dysensery and Diaha In Chdpn
whether It arises from Teething any other cause We
would say every Mother who has child suffering from any
q the foregoing complaints do not let your pndees nor
ing child and the relief that will be suPses sbs1ntsy
Ito follow the Of this Medicine n timely used Full d.
reions for using will accompaay each bottle None genuine
unless the fscsmie Of CURTIS PERKINS, HevTofk, Is
- For sais At HENDRY coPELANps, Ash t.bu,..
Principal oce 10 Cedar Street. N.Y.. Price only 2S ets
per bottle. lys6s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Manufacturer and Sole Propetsr Falls New Building Stais
sreet Price s7jS eents per bottle and sold By GEORGE
WILLARD Ashtabula l. LToH, Conneant N. FAss Seo
| 8 KEITH Kingsvifle s.nSoo
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Charter Oak Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
HARrEORD, CoES. JASUAEF l,.lSS0s
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roe sILR BY

A. HENDRY, AshtsbalA Nathan Parish, Kingsyille
Lyon, oonnsant n. Spring. 0sneVAi N. ". Pulls 20
Aa.i.negg ", r. Allen, JsgsrsOD Deeh Ashisy' % hsh
mondi r. Mead, and r. NJ Merton, Andosori 4. n bsoa
Nth Co, Heg Lyme ,. y. phiipa, coehI.sk z VSf
rs fumbuLl Hiram horgan Hartsgrose y L. 0spnSi VI
we'll And b. Medicne Dealers geDeIaliy.
~ Fer medlunas ~ agendea adtleas -.
d T. KINGSLEY, cls.sasse, \, es,.
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OF SEW HAyEE, cOslA
Capital actually paid In. .........- Slsoooo 90
surplus OF over 4ta5toO W
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
Meeting Of the Bar.

At a meeting OF the Bench and Bar OF
Nortbu mbeTlsDd county, Convened Thursday,
March l4th, 1861, to express respect for the
memory Of the late IL. j. WOLVERTON,
E,q; Hon. ALEXANDER JORDAN, President
Juuge, WAS called to preside, aud VIM ].
Greeuough, Esq, was appointed Secretary.
The Hon. A. Jordan, announced the object
OF the meeting 10 speech iuIl uf feeling lie
reviewed, briefly, the useful professional ca.
reer OF the lsmentsd deceased. 30 early closed;
commented upon the virtues and sterling
traits OF character, which wou for him esteem
and respect, aud uninterrupted friendly rels.
tions with the Beuch and the Bar.
The following resolutions were uDsnimous
ly adopted
The Bench and Bar OF Northumberland
county, have learned with deep regret, that
it has pleased the Almighty giver oil life IL
take from this world our late brother II. j.
WoLvERToS a man whose earnest lie and
Upright conduct entitled him 10 our affection
respect aud ceDhdence. We condsider It our
duty TO record, and publicly TO express the
sincere sorrow We ieel. aud. therefor, it is
unanimously
Resolved, That, We bow With reverence
and humble resignation to the righteous DIS,
pensations OF that wise and mysterious Pro.
Whence, WDlCu mas tuheu OUT UEOlutI Toiu
in the strength OF his early manhood, und 10
10 the midst of bis usefulness.
Resolved, That TO bis bereaved and afflicted
family we tender our most sincere coincidence,
and emplore the blessing OF Almighty God
upon them. Their loss is likewise oar loss I;
the sorrow they feel is felt by US; the name
OF their lamented relation will be cherished
10 grateful remembraGce, aud respected by US
all
Resolved, That, we will attend the funersl
OF our deceased brother 10 a body, aud will
wear the usual badge Of mourning, bot q
feeble expression OF our sympathy and sorrow,
for thirty days.
Resolesd. That. e copy Of the minutes of
these proceedings of the Court and Bar, be
delivered to the family Of the deceased bro.
,her, and Published in the papers Of the bo.
rough.
The Honorable President Judge, was
pleased to appoint Hon. w. l.. Dswsrt and
George Hill, ESQ. committee to eommuni.
cate these proceedings to the family OF the
deceased.
4. JORDAN, Preside
NJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
Oieuninas Go,toriai au0 5r!seteo.

Tox SarsRs Nor COMING To Aarhic..---
The London Field Of the 9th ul,, says Tom
Ssyers, the champion" Of England, has
changed his mind. lie is not coming to
America.
OvRRrAsKED MESrAL LAsoR. The London
ReuieD asserts that railway managers, engl'
neers, surveyors, officers, and counsel, as
rule, soon lose their health. If not their lives
in consequence OF thei: brains being over
worked.
FRrir KiLLED.--The Washington Pal
Examiner says That the late freezing
weather has destroyed in great measure, II
not entirely the buds of the peach, pear and
cherry trees. The unusual warm, sunny
weather Of last week brought them out to
promise Of the crop.
PATENT BALLOT Box-An invention Of q
citizen Of Indiana is now exhibiting 10 this
city. 1t is new coutrvouce for preventing
ballot box stuffIng. 1t registers each vote
as it is deposited.
PREsENTIMEYT OF OrFIcE --Miss Scott,
who has gone to Washington from Canaan.
daieua, az applicant for the post Office, was
formerly o music teacher at Emirs. She had
a presentment Of the election of Lincoln last
May, and told him 40. He acknowledged her
letter, and she thinks she has thus made one
point OF the game. 40 she has gone to Wash.
inRtoD with petition numerously signed, and
expects to come home. no doubt, with ber
commission in her reticule.
A SorrHERN OPINIos The Brandon
miss J Republican, itself O secession paper
advocating cooperation OF the Southern
States, gives the following complimentary
notice Of President Davis Cabinet appoint.
ments :-"Toomhs will do pretty we'll Mem,
minger is German by birth Walker was
neve. heard Of before some very bad tales
are 10 circulation as to Benjamn's honesty
Mallory is rather small potatoes, and few in
the hill, and Yancy is a man OF talent, bu,
very odious to the people generally OF the
Border States, and quite a respectable nun
Der in the Seeding States"
CHANGES IN LlFErIaE.-Soma twenty.
eight or thirty years ago. Horatio X ing. the
present Postmaster. General and Hsnniba
ilamlin, the present Vice. President, werc
engaged in publishing q weekly newspaper il
the email and obscure village Of Paris, 90 tbs
Little Androscoggn river, in Maine.
A HIsTonr John George Nicslar, the Pri
va,e Secretary Of President Lincoln, is German
and was born in 1889, in the village of Essingen
in the Palifinate. In 1887 he came to this coun
try with his parents who settled in Cincinnati
In lst2, his mother having died. his father re
moved TO Pike county, Illinois. where young Mic
olaf was apprenticed to the printing business
| He subsequently, published paper at the count,
seat, called the Pike County Adlertisrr, from
which he was called to n position in the Stat,
| Treasurer's office, where he took an sc,ive par
in ferreting out Governor Matteson's delinquep
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

Ca Having been absent, We did not, last
week, notice the advent OF q new paper 10
this place, entitled The Northumberland
County Democrat. The new paper is about
the size OF the american, and bears the i'm.
press Of editorial industry and ability. The
policy Of starting a new paper whether wise
or indiscreet is, OF course. matter that most
interests those who choose to make invest
ment5 10 such evanesceut aud incorpnr, al
hereditaments. But this is free country
and no man can be required to give an
account how be spends hs money, provided
he t:ansgresses no law.
Mr.. Purdy, the editor, is a strong partisan,
ss is evident by his remarks on MIR. Lincolp's
inaugural Address. which be considers a
"muddls" OF ideas, scarcely without a psra.
lel'. In this it is Mr.. Purdy's misfortune TO
dltier from Judge Douglas and nearly all the
Leading patriotic and Union loving Dem.
ocrats OF the whole country. No man can be
patriot, or even good Democrat, who does
not rise superior to party 10 the hour of peril
or when his country aud bis countrys gov
ernment is on the verge OF dssolutiou
Happily, the time has arrived when rabid
psrtIsans are nearly shorn of political inOu.
encs. except in the South among the cotton
lords, where the masses lack Intelligence
II was this rabid partisanship, under the cloak
CT slavery grievances, that broke up the
Charleston convention, cheated Judge Dong.
las out Of bis nomination, anG elected the
present Republican President. That this
Was preconcerted game OF the disunionis,s
is DO logger questioned. The very fact that
the Inaugural is dis,asteiul to the rabid Re.
publiesHs Of the North. as we'll as to ths ire
eaters Of the South, is the best evidence of
its patriotic and ststesmsnlike character.
These remarks are not made with any unkind
spirit towards our new cotempsrsry whom we
welcome into the corps editorial, but with
that spirit OF frankDess aud fair play, that has
always prompted us to speak justly q polti.
cal oPpousu,s - well So ot frisrd,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

&C. DEATH Of II. j. WoLvERToY.-We
regret to record the sudden death of Horato
j. Wolverton, Esq, member OF The Bar of
this place, and one OF our most respectable
citizens. rhe deceased bad been suffering
for several years from a pulmonary disease
which was gradually bat certainly undermi
ming his health aud constitution. On Wed
nesday, about noon, he called upon US in
regard to some business, remarking that his
health was such that he desired to have OIL
bis worldly affairs settled. A few hours
afterwards We we're startled with the inteli
gencs Of bis death 10 the shop of Mr. A. NJ.
Covert, where slight effort 10 taking IF his
boot for repair, had caused bemorrbage Of
the lungs. So copious was the effusiou of
blood that be expired in less than FIVE min.
utes. His remains were then conveyed to
his residence.
The deceased was son OF Dennis Wolyer.
ton. Esq, of Lower Augusta, and was about
30 years Of age. He leaves wife and child
to mourn his sudden departure.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

81 FoRr SUMTER 1t is now certain that
Fort Sumter will not be reinforced, and that
il will be evacuated ic few days, for want Of
supplies.
Many will find fault with this determine
tion on the part OF the War department. but
we have no doubt that this is the true policy.
The seceders are anxious to bring on COLI
sion 10 order to involve the border Stat IS,
and detsch them from the Union. Without
the border States the Southern Coufederacy
must prove failure iu less than year. The
knowledge of this fact, and the known aver
sion OF the border States to auy coerciye
measures has, no doubt, induced the War
Department to remove every obstacle that
might lead to a collision, believing that time
will more effrctuaIly accomplish the object
of bringing back the revolving States than
civil war and bloodshed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16
Nj A r II | A G Z S

On the 18th inst, by Rev. j. W. Stein.
metz, Mr. JOIN LoSG, of Lower Augusta TO
Miss HARRIETrA Fork. OF Uupper Augusta
township Northumberland county Ps,
On the l0;h inst ut his residence in this
plsce, by Rev. p. Rizer, MIR. SIMON DUSKEL.
BERGEE. to Miss JULIA ANN CRorsER, both
OF Northumberland.
On ths 18th of Feb, ny the Rey. j. Fritz.
niger, Mr.. DANIEL LIEs, to Miss LAvINA
EIsrEs, both of Washington.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-16

THE GREAT HoRsE TAMER-Mr. Rarey is
astonishing the odRirers Of horse flesh here
by his exploits with untamed steeds. He
takes in hand the most savage Of equines, and
he usually brings them to terms in about ff'
teen minutes. There is nothing very remSr.
ksble ahoU. the appearance Of the great
tanner. He is a good looking man with a
benevolent face and firm eye. and he always
presents an elegant aud gentlemanly appear.
ance. from the fact that he invariably dresses
in the garments made at the Brown Stone
Clothing Hall OF Rockhll & Wilson. Nos.
603 and COS Chestnut street above Sixth,
Philadelphia.