davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12

L. ~ 4 Ed, i FRjaE AnYtt,e
Il 1t received aId fIr sale wholesale and re
tail, ~ Tl SON Il SHOEMAKER
jan e02w Pharma :eEists cor. 7th and n sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12
JOHN H. BUTHNiANN,

Importer and Dealer in Wines, Brandies, &C.
Pssa arss.e, sosfh side, bet AZ asd6th SIS,
HAS IN STORE VERY CHOICE AS
l. l. sortment Of Champagne, in quarts and Q
pints, Of the mos. desirable brands Il
Also, sparkling - Peray, white and pink
Madeira, Sherry, Port, TeneriHe, Sicily j
Rhine Wines, moselle; French Wines, red and
Scotch Whiskey, American Whiskev, Curacao,
Anisette; and Of his own preparation, wild
Cherry Erandy, Blackberry Juice, Stomach BIT.
ters.
Also, genuine Absinthe, Kirsohwasser, and
Havana Cigars des I0-3t&wim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12
GAS FATUHES

GAS AEUhES.
ID n. MILLER, SON & CO, ALEXAN-
H. dria, Va, keep constantly on hand a hand
some variety OF CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS
BRACKETS, &c from the celebrated factory OF
Cornelius Baker, which they will guarantee 70
sell az the same prices charged to private pur-
chasers at the salerooms on Chestnut street Phil
aGelphia Also, Drop-ligh.s, Cut Glass and
decorated Paper Shades, In great variety
Call and examine for yourselves. dec l.
evening FANS AND OPERA GLAS.
IL SES Just received an invoice OF Pearl,
Ivory, Spanish, and other fine Fans for evening
very superior quality.
NJ w. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
JanS-St Pa. ave bet. 9Th and 10Th streets
ALMAsACH DIX GOTHA, for 1851; Civ.
n ing the households and personnel OF every
European Government. Imported per steamer
Europa, by Gan 81 FRANCk TAfLok.
ykNHE ROYAL CALENDAR AND COURT
Register a complete list Of the personnel Of the
British Government for England, Scotland, He-
land and the Colonies. Commonly known as
the X ed Book Imported from London, by
JAMS FRANCk TAYLOR.
vIyATCHEs AND JEW WELkY.-We omen
w to-day case Of very elegant Gold w atches
for both Ladies and Gentlemen, which are ali
from the best makers, and warranted superior
time keepers.
| Also, an invoice Of rich Jewelry embracing all
| the latest styles and patterns
Nj. w GAIT Il BRO, Jewellers,
jan 93t 32i Pa ave , bet. 9Th and 10th SITS
| fs'o 6ET THE LATEsr AND BEST
| l. BOOKS, call at the Circulating Library. Z
ii hef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12

pkiTlSH ALMANAC ND COMPANION
- for 1857; giving the House Of Lords; House
OF Commons Church Judiciary; Royal House
holds; Imports; EXDorts; Governments OF Ire
land, Scotland and The Colonies oreign Minis
ters IN England; Briti:h Ministers abroad East
India Company; Chronicle Of the Parliament Of
1856, abstract Of Parliamentary Documents ab-
stracts OF Public Acts; valuable articles on the
Decimal Coinage Question; on the Postal Sys-
TEN at home and abroad; on arbitration in trade
disputes on the material progress OF British In
dia on Architecture and Public Improvements;
on the Metropolitan Communications and Bird ges:
on the ussiGn War; and much other useful mat
ter. vol OF 3lt pages; price 81 so. Imported
from London, by
JAMS FRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12
pOsr OFFICE DIKECTORY. OK BUsI.

l. ness Mans Guide TO the Post Ofaces In the
United States, containing the names Of the Post
Onices and Post Masters in the United states on
the Ist July, 1856, with variety Of valuable in-
formation on Postal Affairs; also, a compyehen-
sive codifcation OF the existing Postal Laws
Price Al. Just published, and for sale, at
TAYLOR & MkURY'S Bookstore,
dec IL near 9Th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12
s. DORLHDOT REIMs CHAHPAGrE,

30 BURDVUUT HEEWS Z hA UFAtTNE T.
" TRESOR DE BOUZY'' AND "IIL.n
gENHE UNDERSIGNED Is SOLE AGENT
Il for this city Of DorlodOt's @ TresOr de q
Bouzy," champagne celebrated throughout Il
Europe, aGd esteemed by cOncoisseurs as Of az
the highest grade, and unsurpassed by any U
Other product % the champagne country, which
has obtained high position in the aristocratic
circles OF Europe and America. Also, a large
stock Of other Wines, Liquors and Cigars
JONAS z. LEVY,
Jan 5-u No. 367 Pa. ave opp. National h ote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12
Assist. Sec y % sign Land Warrant.

Z. S.-OPE3A GLASSES of great variety,
TELESCOPES MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER . LASS -, aud many other articles 10
this .l1e At very loz prices Gon.t.nJly on ksad.
V'E-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12

JUST RECEIVED FROM THE PUB
hshers-A spleadid View Of Old Independ
ence Han, Philadei phia. For sale cheap, framed
or otherwise, at JOHN WAGNER'S,
oec 1.lm 255 Penn avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12

NoRPoLI, September 7. 1854
sh-fne Speclacles you made FOR me suit very
ven, ana seem to have improved my sight more
than any other have lately tried
Lift. w TAZEWEIb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12

NEW MUSIC RECEIVED ARD OR.
" deIed semi. weekly, at our grea; Piano and
NJ lsic store, 3oo, near 10th street.
iap2- JOHN +. ELLIS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12

have tried pair OF Spectacles obtained from
Mr.. Tooias, and ind them OF great assistance 70
my sight. and corresponding with isdescri pt,o on
OF the focus. l recommend him as a skillful op-
ticta7. HENRY a. WISE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12

ALMASACH DIX GOTHA, for 1857; Civ.
IA ing the households and personnel OF every
European Government. Imported per steamer
Europa, by Uan 50 FRANCk AfLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12

NEW OFFICIAL CONGRESS- piYEC-
~ TORY: containing the Mans and Resi-.
dences Of Senators and Members Of the House Of
gress and other valuable information Jns, NH.
ilshed by TAYLOR MAURY,
dec ~ Bookstore near 9th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12

have used Mr.. 1oblas's Spectaoles fsr tire
OF -FOUR monihs, and take great pleasure In say
lag that | am n1ch pleased with them hax
eeea much benefited by them
Nay sthI 1853. SEOR. r. .SCAHBSksa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-12

CTlFUL PAPIER MACHE WORE
S0xes, Desks, FoiiOs, Albums, Gard Trays
, SaIa ne eiVefs, &c, &c, for sale low at No 20
between Sth and OH sis
dec27 n acIkIrcuItNS cn
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A SECRET WORTH KNOWING

4 NY person sending 25 cents to G. R.,
~ North Bloomfield, TrumbuH Co.. Ohio,
shall receive by return mail a chart containing
plain rules for the acquisition of an art know.
ledge of which is worth fortune to any young
man. or woman married or expecting to marry.
as nearly all do and should, 4F
The chart will be accompanied by PAM
phlet of thrilling interest, and besides the
Rules on the most important of all arts con.
tains number of valuable receipts. some Of
which sold alone for from four to six times the
mount charged for all these Five Of these
charts and pamphlets will be sent to one adj
dress on receipt Of one dollar and copy gratis
to the person sending Any of your neiehbors
will give % cents-make up club at once and
send along -you will never regret ii. Write
your name, post Office, Co d State in plain
hand. 3l-3w
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-23

Equal AND EXACT JUSTICE TO ALL
MEN" was once the battle cry Of the
Democracy" They have got brayely
over that. The year 1857 finds them
sustaining Property Qualification here.
Emancipation in Missouri.
screening thieves from Police in New
York, repudiating State debts in Caiifor-
nia, prescribing voters for birth and
opinions sake in Kansas, and denying the
right Of Press, Pulpit, or Legislature to
open their lips. when an arbitrary Court
takes away the citizenship of half mil
ton People!-"Equal and exact justice
TO all men!- Albany Eue. Journal.
Hon. David Wilmot. Republican candi-
date for Governor of P, nnsylvania, has
addressed note to Gen. Packer, the Bu-
chanan candidate, requesting him to name
convenient place TO begin The canvass
of the State. Should Mr.. Packer dc cline.
it is the intention of Judge Wilmot to
commerce the canvass alone some time in
May.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-23
BenevOlence.

We do not think person can eyince
more benevolent trait of character than
being moved at the distress and suffering
of others, and furthermore anxious to do
all in their power to alleviate by every
possible means human suffering. In this
view of the case, we do not know how
the humane and benevolent can do an &C,
ton more in accordance with their phi
lanthropic views, than by calling the at
tention of their afflicted friends and ac-
quain.ances to the fact that DR.. Seth s.
Hance, of 1O8 Baltimore street. Baltimore,
Md, has discovered a preparation, which
is put up in the form OF pill, that has a
specific action for curing Epilepsy, or
falling fits, spasms, cramps. and all forms
of nervous diseases. Among those who
have been permanently cured, we might
mention member of the family Of james
H. Beadle, Huntsville, Alabama; Mr.. NJ.
P. Sledge. Cabin point, Surry county. Va,
and Mr.. w. P. Lyon. Grenada, Missis-
sippi. We might GO on enumerating q
number of others. until we had entirely
filled up this column of our paper. but
we think we have said sufficient to salts
fy every person that the subject under
consideration is one of vital importance
to every one. Reader! if you arc well
man or woman. and have no need OF
remedy. perhaps you know soG-e person
who is not equally blessed as yourself, II
SO. cut out this notice. and send 1t to hln
or her, 1t will cost you but little trouble
and probably it will make you instrn-
mental in curing some poor afflicted NOR
tai of that dreadful visitation, Epilepsy,
or falling sickness. =
Persons in the country can write to the
inventor, and have the medicine forward
I'd to them by mail. The prices are. enc
box. S3; two do, IS; twelve do, S24.
and sent to any part of the country. free.
,f postage. All orders for the medicine
should be addressed to Seth s. Hance, lU8
Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md. sas
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-23
ROAD NOTICE.

TNO the Honorable Commissioners of Wyan.
Il dot Count Ohio, at their next ju
session A. D. 1857. We the undersigned cit :
zens of said County, ask your Honors for the
location of a County Road as fellows: Com
mencing at the South East corner of Wm Wat.
kins' land in section twenty-five township one.
range twelvei in said county, at the County road
ty-two f22) of Ridge township-from the Carey
and Mt. Blanchard road-to the Mt blanchard
and Charlottesville road-ihence west OH the
section line to the county lne-t hence south
on the comfy line to interseet the the State
Road leading to Mt Blanchard and there tel
inmate. MANY PETITIONERS,
April 23d 1887. 3l-4w
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-23

and refusing to be comforted because
they were not" We told you of MUIR
dered Freemen-Fleeing Mothers and
Daughters - Burned Cities - Invaders
and Usurpers Of Freemen's Rights--of
Blood and Carnage but. with your eyes
closed against the truth-with heads
thrown back and mouths wide open, re-
gardless of the moral obligations rest
ing upon you-the so-called leaders of
the Democratic party--you went forth
and pronounced all as (" Black Republi-
can lies !' And when the minister OF
the Gospel of Peace would raise his voice
against that accursed institution to SUBJ
serve whose interest this black catalogue
of atrocities was perpetrated. he was at
once put down as "Rev Screecher," /"
and promulgator of '' Greeley's lies !''-
But let Gov. Geary speak for the Re-
publicans now. through the Vind;cotor,
for which he is " responsible" and we
will see whether there was cause for that
wall that was poured into their cars
last fall !; and while this is only g another
howl" it may be as true as that was last
fall. Geary tells us more than did ever
that "lying Greeley" Hear him from,
the Vindicotor of April Sd, 1857, and
then say that the Republicans g lied" il
you dare, Mr. Tiind,cator. =
Gov. Geary says, through. the Vindica
tor Of April Sd:
&c reached Kansas, and entered upon
the discharge of my official duties in the
most gloomy hour of her history. Desc
totioa and ruin aeigned on every hond.-
Homes and .tfresides aoere deserted. THE
SMOKE OF BURNING DWELLINGS
sDARKENED THE ATMOSPHERE
WOMEN AND CHILDREN, DRIVEN FRoA
THEIR HAB1TATIoNs, WANDERED OVER TIL
PRAIRIEs AND AMONG THE WOODLANDS, OF
SOUGHT REFUGE AND PROTECTION EvEl
AMONG THE INDIAN TRIBES. The HIGH
WAYS WERE INFESTED WITH NuMERoU'
PREDATORY BANDS, AND THE TOWNS WERE
FORTIFIED AND GARRIsoNED BY ARMIES ol
CONFLICTING PARTIsANs, EACH ExcITEl
ALMOST TO PHRENzY, AND DETERMINED UP
ON MUTUAL ExTERMrNATIoN. Such was
uithoM eroggeraton, the condition of th'
Territory at the period of my arrival"
Now, let any honest and candid man
even the erudite editor of the Vindicoto
who read the report of Kansas affair
as they transpired last fall, or heard then
repeated by Republican speakers, afte
reading the above. say whether Governo
Geary, (that "second Jackson" as th
Locofocos named him, who was on tn
spot and beheld these things, has no
given history of those things in stronge
language than did ever the "lying Re
publicans 20? And Brother Dennisol
says Geary Is responsible" for thi
piece of history for his name is there
Horace Greeley never said half SO much
and he was called wholesale liar. Henr
Ward Beecher but proclaimed this histor
and he was called the Rev. Lying Pc
hticoi Preacher!!" Now Brother Denn
son asks his readers to read the address
and must admit its truth, for Geary
responsible :" for it O, how long
has taken these learned men to learn I
give the truth
But, fearing | may encroach too muc
on your space, will leave the balanc
Of what have to say till next week.
SYCAMORE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-23
The Great Victory in St. Louis.

The st. Louis Democrat says:
"The returns of our charter election,
which we publish this morning, win show
: noble and prolific victory achieved by
the free white working men of st. Louis.
We call it noble, because it has vindica-
ted the rights and dignity of white labor;
we call it prolific, because it is but the
precursor Of many others that are to fol-
low. After an animated contest, with all
the engineering of consolidated party drill
against it. with all the stereotyped tradi
tions of past politics to encounter, and all
the force and aDimosity of slavery timidi-
ties hanging as an incubus upon the
movement, the cause ofthe white man, the
free man, the laboring man. has been the
3 successful cause. It is glory enough for
one day. lis a triumph that in Rome
woull have crowned the victor with a
wreath Of glory as he went up the Appian
away-in Greece would have led to Olym-
vpian games in his honor--in America, de-
mands the applause aud acclaim of the
whole people.
This vi,tory, likewise, is the more graf
ifying-the more to be reioiced at-tbe
uOTe tO 10 SOiGiiiuiLCO III tttC uCICdtLeT--lQ
asmuch as the triumph has been achieved
by no evasive canvass-by no conceal
.ments Of principle-by no-false pretenses
or questionable doctrines. The issue was
boldly made by the Nulliliers, and as bold
" met. Free Labor was assailed in its
stronghold, and Free Labor stood up for
its rights and yindicated its dignity not
less than its authority. The gauntlet
was thrown down BY the advocates OF
Slavery extension and Slavery perpetuas
ton. and il was manfully taken up by the
Democracy and by those who look for
ward TO ultimate emancipation as a COM
ing and Q pressing necessity Of State poll
cy. Violent and denunciatory attacks up
!, on free speech and free press were met by
stiiffreer thoughts, and still more emphat-
&c utterances. And the result has answer
ed the expectation Of the most sanguine
IS From fifteen hundred 10 tvo thousand ma
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-23
l For the Pioneer
GOV. GEARY,S IRRESPONSIBLE,
ADDRESS

MEssRs. EDITORS Il desire to say
few things to the readers of the Pioneer,
provided can have a place in your col
umns; and will endeavor to be as brief
as the nature of the case will permit.
In the Tindicator of April Sd, appears
the following, directed to the "colored
Editors up street. meaning, of course,
the Editors of the Pioneer. and inquiring
whether they will make a note oft:
Gov. GEARY.-Read the farewell ad-
dress of Gov. Geary to the people of Kan
sas found on our outside page.
"He has repeatedly stated, since leav-
ing the territory. that he will not be re
sponsi6le for any report concerning him,
or his motives, except what appears over
his o,cn signature. Will the colored Edi-
tors up street make note of that fact ?"
The real object had in view by the
writer, at the time he penned the above,
was not to call the attention Of the " col
ored Editors - to that fact, but to leave
the impression on the minds of his Loco
foco friends that what Gov. Geary was
reported to have said in the St. Louis
Democrat was not true, and hence be tells
his readers to "read the farewell address
of4Gov. Geary to the people of Kansas" ,"
SO that they may be assured, no doubt,
that such language was not used by him
as has been reported by the Republican
press Friend Dennison fails in this is
sue to comment on that address, howev-
er, but leaves his readers to Judge for
themselves, this time, of its merits, after
simply telling them to believe nothing
unless it has Geary's name TO it, for be
(Geary) viii not be responsible" for
anything more! o, let US laugh ha,
ha. ha, ha. ha-ah!!!
Well, Brother Dennison, you have. no
doubt. effected your object in the above.
for there are many of your brethren in
this county, and who call themselves
Democrats leaders," who would have
called this address a :" Black Republican
lie! !" ifthey had seen it, with Geary's
name attached. in the Pioneer-and even
in the same issue with the Governors
address, the worthy Editor of the Vi,di-
Gator sets his readers, or brethren, the ex-
ample, by calling that part of the address
for which the Governor is responsible"
a Black Republican howl! When speak
ing of " Free Kansas" and arguing that
she is safer now for freedom than ever
before, he says:
"The present cry, like the wall that
was poured into our ears by the Black
Republicans in the late campaign, is alto
gether premature. We would say to all
who desire to know the truth, it is only
another Black Republican howl,-let i'll
pass as the idle wind, for it is their busi
ness to screech, pirate, howl. find fault,
and do any and everything except that
which is practicable" ,eas
Only another "Black Republican
howl /" or. 10 other words, lie, just such
as we heard last fall, "let it pass as
the idle wind :" it means nothing! No
one knows whence it cometh, nor whittier
it goeth-' it's nought but hoacl---a deep.
rough, grating sound. and all a del
But, hold, sir in the above do goa not
take issue with that responsible " ad-
dress Last fall you heard that "wail. /"
!" like Rachel weeping for Ter children.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-23
For the Pioneer.
For the Pioneer
+" POETIC GEMSn FROM BARD III.
FIRST EFFORT.
The Lovers Appeal.


!" Come to my Office tonight. at eight. love !"
90, be not ashamed, but come my dear lady,
For the thing is secret, and unknown as yet,
And our dear friend - - has sworn
TO keep shady, forget.
Which oath he will never, while you live,
:" I. too, am we'll ve,sed in those intricate mat.
tiers. (well.
Having practiced SO long, so successful and
Until of WORDS. sMlLEs, and kind, LOVING LET
I've written, never the number can tell.
INNER TEMPLE /" I-use as significant head
ingi -e5 [by it.
And your true friend" is below, and near
Then fear not, my DEAREST, but steal in at eve
ming, As 3 [is It'll
{ When my Office with taper and love-smiles
:" o, come. then dear LADY, let eight" /" be the
hour; Iceive thee !!
In "my ,sffice." SO pleasant, then will re-
Where my WIFE, and my CHILD, nor no earthly
#ttfF pow ct
Shall know that thou art sec Iuded with me
"' AS for MONEY so useful, by one and by all
Even by those so PURE and go LOVED as art
thou e
nowhave none-neither large bills nor small
But soon will have. when thou shalt have
part, Isyow !
/" BY MY PAPERS, Ilearn that soon must be
In aviliage,f north by the famed name of G
And, if not disappointed, "can then give te
thee" flee
"To take thee to Cleveland" part of my
''I find by my papers, by still looking over
That /. too, must go to the shores of old Erie
Where, lady, MEET ME-meet thy dear i" friend
and lover"
Else his nights will pass by most disma
and drearyl 9u
| +" At the American, in c." meet me there
love. AT EIGHT,
With smiles, and with kisses, in the "EvEs
And "the next eve at eight return like th.
To your SIGNING, eoo1NG, FOND, LOVING. Gle
GAL" mate
+" O, then, love, "I1l have money" love
"and can give"
Unto thee freely. love, " all you may want,
love! [live
| And "will do by you," love, while on earth
"Aswell as any other man." my deares
| dove, love!" aa
P-A-T-PAr.
EXPLANATION.
Utah in Upper Sandusky, and {" INNER TEN
PIE" Spiritual Adviser, instead of Brigham
Young.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-23

The inaugural address of Mr.. Winner,
the wly-elected Emancipation May, r
Of St. Louis. has made its appearance in
the papers. 1t takes strong ground in
favor of gradual emancipation and the
interests of free white labor Hurrah
for st. Louis, the free city of the South