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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01
ROCKS. sTATIONERY. &C.

NEW BOOkS.-The New Testament, or
\ the Book OF the Holy Gospel, of our Lord
Jesus Christ. A literal translation from the
Syrac Peshito version, by James Murdock ID
D., vol. svo. cloth, ~ 90.
The Coming and Reign of Christ. "The
Kingdom Of this World has become our Lords. "
by David N. Lord, l2mo. cloth, 81 rs.
Memoir of Selma, Countess of Huntington
compiled from authentic documents by Rev. A
H. New, ore handsome l2mo vol CLOTH 75c
The True, and the Beautiful in Nature, Art
Morals and Religion, from the works OF John
Ruskin, A. NJ, vol. l2mo cloth, 81 25.
Sir Walter Raleigh and his time, with other
papers, by Charles Kingsley, author OF "Hypa-
tia" &c, l2mo., cloth, 81 25
Ought American Slavery to be Perpetuated
debate between Rev. W. Brownlow, and
Rev. A Pryne, l2mo cloth 81.
Portraits of My Married Friends, or, Peep
into Hymen's Kingdom, by Uncle Ben. l2mo.,
cloth, 81 25.
Every Woman her Own Lawyer; private
guide in all matters of Law, OF essential inter-
es, to women and by the aid OF which every
female may, in whatever situation, understand
her legal course and redress, and be her own
legal adviser, by Geo. Bishop, l2mo. 81.
Sam Sticks Sayings and Doings, cloth, 75c
paper so For sale By
JAS. ENTWISLE & son,
nov Is No. o., King street.
rODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, with the latest
" fashions, is received, and for sale al GEO.
SIGGERS' Book and Periodical Store, opposite
the Gazette Office.
Godey's Magazine and Ladys Book for De-
cember is a very interesting number, price rs
cents
Peterson's Magazine for December, price lsc.
Arthur's Home Magazine for December, lhc.
Yankee Notions for December, lUc.
Nick Max for December, Ice.
Pictorials for the Holidays.
Pictorial PicayunP, &c.
Yankee Notions Comic Pictorial, &c.
Nick Max Pictorial, &C.
All the Weekly Papers and Monthlies on
hand delivered to any part OF the city or sent by
mail TO subscribers in the country, as soon as
received. nov ~
NEW AND CAPITAL BOOKS, just receiv'
\ ed, and for sale at FRENCH'S Book and
Periodical Depot.
Miss Bremer's New Book-The Four Sisters,
a Tale of Social Life in Sweden, by Frederick
Bremen, author of The Neighbors," Nina"
Homes in the New World" &c, vol. l2mo
s! rs.
The most Capital Book of the Season--The
Autocrat OF the Breakfast Table, by Oliver
Wendall Holmes, vol: 81.
Portraits OF my Married Friends or Peep
into Hymen's Kingdom, by Uncle BEN, 81.
The Sayings and Doings of Samuel Slick,
ESQ together with his opinion on Matrimony,
by Judge Halliburton 75c.
Petersons Ladies National Magazine for De-
cember, lSic.
Graham's Magazine for December, Csc.
Constantly receiving new Books. nov Is
TARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGA-
II ZINE for December, containing a great
amount of interesting matter. This number
commences a new volume, and is favorable
time TO commence a subscription.
Copies delivered TO subscribers in this city
Immediately on publication, and mailed to the
country at the subscription price, Is cts per
numbe-, or B3 per annum
JAMES ENTWISIE x son,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

YgyHE AUTOCRAT OF THE BKEAKFAST
TABLE, a Series OF Essays, originally
published in the New England Magazine and
The Atlantic Monthly" b. Oliver Wendell
Holmes, with spirited illustrations, price 81.
Just published, and Ior sale by
nov Dc ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

IN a. MARBURY, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
L FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WINES
and LIQUORS, No. 9, North side OF King
street, End door from Union street, offers for sale
Rectifed Whiskey; Old Rye do, all grades, some
very old and superior
French Brandy, various qualities
Domestic Brandy Apple do Cherry do
New England Rum; Peach Brandy
Holland Gin Jamaica Rum; pure Spirits
Port, Sherry, MADEIRA, Malaga and Champagne
Wines; CordiaIs; Ale; Porter, &c, &c.
NH 9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01


bers, Musk, Ponceric, CASTLE pure white,
Jonnsons Tooth Soap, Olive Soap, Transparent
Bars, Yankee Shaving Soap, Omnibus, Family
Palm. Chloride Soap received. and tor sale by
nov 20 Ii. COOK 4 co, SaIepta Hail.
If nNn KS-Compr;sing the
l4.UUU following choice brands
La Vuesa," La Alamand" La lnovaclon,"
'OLfats." Ell Gallo" LA Estrella." "El Sol"
La Union" Opera" Ell Condo" and LA
Primevera,' just received and for sale by
PEEL, STEVENS Il CO.,
nov 27 Corner Of King and Alfred SITS
NAMPHOR ICE FOR CHAPPED HANDS,
" Camphor and Glycerine Soap, Amandlne,
Lip Balm Rose Lip Save, Frangipanni Cream,
Cold Cream, Michaux's Freckle Wash and
Glenn's Roman KaIydor Tor beantiYing the
complexion on hand and tor sale low by
nov 81 J. WILLIAM BOWLING.
nHALO>'s HAIR lNVIG0RATOR, Woods
do Mrs Aliens do, and Zylobalsamum,
Haul's Eau Lustral, hayan's Hair Colorlng,
Buruett's Colo aine, Jones and Ba;chellers Hair
Dye constantly on hand, and for sale by
nov % WILLIAM BOWLING
|LYCFRINE CREAM, AND GLYCE-
II RINE BALLsv-For chaps, chates, rough
ness OF the skim &c, indispensable TO the toilet OF
those liable to chaps from the use OF soap &c
Prepared by DIR. K. II. SiAbLER'
nov q No lbs King street.
ItHAPPFD HANDS AND LTPS--Camphor-
I ated Glycerine Ice, Camphor Bail, Cold
Cream, and Rose Lip Salve, Just prepared. and
for sale by WILLIAM A. HART
No 100, King.strce cor. Of Pitt.
ry>HE POOR MANS ANTlDoTE. is selling
very fast and giving entire satisfaction
wherever it is used Price Soc per bottle, TOR
sale by PEEL. STEVENS ",
nov 26 corner King and Alfred streets.
T uBIN'S EXTRACTS for the Handker-
/ chief, warranted genuine, supply OF the
most popular varieties, just received, at
MlLBURN'S Drug Store
nov "a ~ F. cor OF King and Wash SITS
l,UPERIOR INDELLIBLE INK, for mark
= ing Linen and Cotton Goods, and suitable
Tor use with Steel Pens Just prepared by
pR. K. Ii. STABLER, Chemist,
1I,n mo2s No l6F. Kng-s'reet
uYLOBALSAMUM-Mrs. Aliens world re.
II nowned Hair Dressing, further supply,
received at MILBURN'S Drug Store,
nov n n. F.. cor. King and Westinghouse
lrn GALLONS best Winter Beached
ZOU Whale Oil just rsG sd;s1r and nd 10! 7s sale
by H. PlhRpolN L. NO; iH,
nov "A s. f. cor OF King and Washsts
.NUM DROPS.-A very large supply OF
II very superior Lemon and Raspberry Jelly
Gum Drops Just received and for sale by
row ii ". A HART, Sign Golden Mortar
CITOVE POLISH. warranted very SUPERIOR
lust received, and Tor sale By
J. r plERFOiNT, No. l72,
nov 90 5. f. cor OF King and Washst SIS
WRENCH BRANDY, genuine article, sui
+ table for Medicinal purposes, can be oh.
famed at [nov27l MILBuRN'SD Drug Store.
urREsH GUM DROPS, OF very superior
quality, Just received, and for sale oy
nov &c ] A. MlLBURN, Druggist.
sSClNGLE SHOT."-This WHlsKEY is made
- in the old fashioned copper still, by dou-
BILE dis,i!laton just beyond the summit OF the Blue
Ridge. in Warren Co. Va, near the lIne OF fau-
ouier. where the softness and purity o! the
mountain snriny water, and tire quality OF the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-28

Sb, ME trant II. gramerfullt mus metn
aCnto lein, nm 70 fpre6en ju fOnnen, rtsf
&pttenburg trdurtg. Stc ftdaer, baB Ste
3ipei 8reunpe perlGren bdben, Stre 9lun,
lie paren aud metne Breunpe unb
tH babe lie aud Setlpren, 2lber th babe
mebr an ibnen pelpren, ais nur lie ielbf,
bonn i'd babe In bteler Stunbe stleben, bab
i'd lelber benz 0bnt9 gar ni6ts bin SD
babe ben 8lauben an bic Sreuneltaft met
ne5 6rieprth perlGren -
llnb ttef dufeuSfenb fentte er ietnSaupt
auf leine Srult, Slter jeBt fdnb Der &Ontg
fhpn neben tbm, jebt I6aute CT tbn an
nit 9ltden unenblther Qtebe, jest le9te er
tim bic beibcn Sdnbe duf bic S6ultern,
unb nit etncr Gtinme 70 sdrtItb unO
peid, pie bic GineS iun9en Mdp6ens,
lo9te er; Mein 9tpttenburg, ME uennen
DID bic N|fnIDfn, menn Ite non Dir uno
mir Ipredenl
SD bGfe, fc nGnnen nib Gurr D}ajr.
nat treuefen uno prrfbrungspcaRen Die
ner.
gtrin, ie nennen Did metTcn Qtebling,
rnb mrnn bic Mfnihn ba5 faNcn, 70 1T
e5 palr. Nox popuh vox del a0mn
an mrtn Ser8' meia girbltn9
81, msin apnio, mcin Sara mrtn
5Sreunb, rtef 9tptbenburg bcBeiteruug6-
ppa, inbem er fCb an bc5 StDut9b 8rut
mari,
2an0e rubten fe 70, Serj AT 6crs unb
frrr lie 70 9elebcn bate, bic triCen traftt,
gen Gjctalten, ben G0nig uno ecn 6cl-
ben, bic Gic9rr bc8 teutigen 9o0rs, pcr
bate bd NlautCn mpgen, oa6 btrie 3Drd.
ncn tn ibrrn @uocn ni6t beln GriumpG
unb Der Sreubc, Ipntcrr Oem ShmcrS Ii.
brr 2icbe dn9ebprtrn.
(EertIreurA frlatl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-28
2cwts s.. Stetnert
prrfefpr her Gbsnis i'm Warpldnter Gras8turt

tFCTElpI 9ptHlW WI U'uF pluNtt' SbANb'N"
Ssr pbarmatie.
Rewa6aOen, GVnn., %. Dlat 1855.
Sr. 9pb. Repell, ben bttle @mpfeblms betrtht
if tem ltnter,eihnttsn felt Sabren perSnlt6 betannt
Qtelfab tabe Id mid nit ibm iiber bic vDrtreff de
oSt6ertsitS edmpf" ,um 8rsnnsn entilnbber 8luilB'
etten fur teren @rhntung etn Patent erlarge unr'
baten. Or beGst neine 9ebrutrn unb publiitren Nn'
Gdten uber tiele Grfnbune bren 0ttttstet turh @ra
dbruna bnlanalih bepieen trurbe Sneem tb auf tele
Dpumente bniueiir fiae Id nod tinJu, hd6 rad mel
mem 9dfirtaen Sr. Retpea, icpUB btnii9tltd Ienes
Gbarattcrs ale aud istner 6eIdflhiett ais annfosra
idntt9er, tes ibm selbGnien 3ulrapsnS purets IT,
SD teHadte feline ,S5iherbsts Sdmpe" ale cine 'ebr
ipthtt0e Grfnbuns melfe ipenn Ie alsemrine &nmen'
tuua fntet tCtm Bremen letbt enunbltder SluIll9'
iriten piee unblidli6t brr unjetheem 1cee une nod
ipeit mebr Spr SdmrrBen, Sranelh1een unb Nertumn'
ungen bepdbren pirb, tenn a ~ ipgenannen brenn'
baren 8luidefeten inb tsm @rpipbtren untsr'
pCren mSeen e nun 9an farbrs Oeer sefarbt istn ne
pCate man has @faentbe tebdupten 10 puree man eas
YubAfim nur tnrrBeben.
Stes IN mene freiwi ase AnNb nnt empfstune stnsr
Gade BEL we6er Id ftn perGnltdes Sntsreie babe une
pelte tb nir I'M )ntereie hes pubtums une jur Weht
fsrtguns ber Nniprhde zines peretenfpouen Dlannes
bifrmt absrbe. Y. Sttll man, len'
9sn &aen.q}srlauI tieitr ,St6utstts 9ampeEbut In
Gueres IpwObl, ips I'm Detail
&tfreb $. Rstp
gtr, 337 9altimprelirp Baltimore.
N8 Sesalethen bat terfelbe brenntares Bluteum bon
pprsuslt6er Aualtat Qampenbtrme, Gpltnter &c. gum
@eriauf - gDsterSsrtaufern prb 8reEer Waeatt be-
wtQtat CWr.S6IPteO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-28
10, JalfC Caiu s&Sobn Dampf- Mible
far
QeSrebte, QclGatc rnO Qeidnibte Silnsarbeit,

Nr. 46, Splitaplirdbe, Baltimore.
am eeuanntsn Sldse bin Id In ten Stanb Dsisbt aus
Nrten ter cbrn etrabnten
Drrt-, edge unb imss@rbetten
ausufltreu - Gdreiner 8inmsrlsute auti6en'
9abrttanten gtanCmater unb 9lntre welbs berarttee
artrit n6bts baben, wcrben wobltbun BET mir SOpu.
ipreden, ba Id I'm Stante bin biaGer ~ Seriaun als
jets anbere Wuble I'm Stndtc
Sd babe fprtpdbrene porratbt9;
SptnteipiOien 8cttylrfen, dreppenBe1dnter
8dnni(lers, Sdntihraubsr, 6hnep', Sdpftt'
etrflde unb TER. Bdnfi6rauben, Sage Wrbeiten,
,terte SGulen, gDagentedlen, perten ttSn unb
Raben II. Spet 1e0elr uau8eln, idnea bsiOrSt.
den alerCr6ben, Iraeer eber Writ
Iilbteine, 8erbterun8en,,
SfutbOl5.
SD babe jsterseit bic bette auswabl cut estcdnesn
StSfsS Az 9reppens @eldntern porratfis, pts
4. .. Rabdapnt', Hebaunt- &tr o. papPel'
unb & / d en- 8retter aller @rSben.
@ae glr6ei pirb innerbalb her Statterenjsn totsn-
fret dbaeliefert. (Npr.l4bDttfo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-28
NDers
glhiiihrrlRas .YiQen

liub init ttr ot6Hitr Sc
idtdlitlcit, ipfltr mttt-
stniite 6unf TT htItm
5eitHlter btlyt init,trsIift
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-28

Jtrrn u. ,. WeFp.
T1fta Serr gladtrm td nun bic bon Serrr Reireu tn
grtrn erfunsene pdtent S6ertstsanipe erprpb babe,
HrGme i'd feincn ananb bic ebe ale bic bette sum Srer-
rcn entunrliGrr 5lGfIeteiru geclsnrtc 2dpe iu BE-
,ctGuen, tic Id e fab. Die anrcnbuus eur6Sln8ig
Crprpbtcr, wifrnI6afltber prir;pten bel Infcreun8
bertlben I'M baSur6 bic Grplorn Su Scrbutrn In chen
70 innrri6 rc nsu Sf tteie 2ampc an einrm Srte gu
tatcu, 70 pirt tas publiIum ucbtbun, bic srrSbnden
uu Bremen hes Gampbnr ðcrSle uat aneever 8ld'
tstcitfn trruBtcr 9amprn abjuf6afru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-28
yi;illtolllnlelle ylad)ridJt,

Sssa5.sl llm es aud 8 chem mTslid 5u MAIDEN, tres
ter ftetsn 3eten quite qDene unt 9ianrrs ~ senit'
Ben babe Ids meine prels auf ale MrtteL eie metn
,ppblaprtrtes Eager In reder Musmab bait 70 neeri8
,uie nur mSslt6 teruhter8eeBt unb bwar pte trl9t:
9iDtbe Wetne:
ct gfspbe Al 25 Cts. per 5laf6e S2,75 per Dussnb;
Ct. Sulien ....J Gts. sepg $500 DO.
GtateauWiargaur so Gts. bc. $500 tr.
@etba Weine;
eautsrnss gu 25 Cts. per 8laias $2a55 per Duesne ;
5aut Darfae ..37 6ts. bp. $4O0 DO,
gbein.Wetne
Da&cntsimsr 81 Gts. per 5lafGs, $4oo per Dussnb;
.Srfbteimrr -. so Gts. boz $500 bc.
bs% gfas@, sSsss., = 5 d ss s sSS SS b. b.
y @pani(Ae unb pprtrgtelii6e Wetne:
pprtsgpetr bic @allcnc su IS Gts., Draar H. 2, B.
unb 5; iebr alte unb ftne gUrt tgDeiMc In 5iafGeu
impprtirt. beicneerS fir dranfe eeeanet ale;
8inbcs isparatps su Dollar per 8lai4e,
ct. Spannp &c pesaurtra u Dol per Slalds
Massai. Fsrss. ,nS Dsateira gDsns ~ perft. grsi.
len tcpntsrs str alten nnb etnen wtaes'ra iu unp
y aRVaair,nts a Gtbsin .qDstns su Dollar bic glaf8s
Gtampasner su /! unb II Doll bic 8aas, 0pfr H. IL
unb Is Dollars has Dubenb.
8rariSFlte grauntrsins (Grsnaes) su !, u, - a.
s, 6, s unb 10 DpQars bic Gaapne. Splanb. aDdd'
bplter- S6naps (@in) iu 75 ets9 !, Il, une DOH
lie @aapne after reiusr @rssen. (Olb @ge) uns
goa. bic GjaIuns, Samaisa Stun suli, 2n. p 8raars
Hs (salp1e, bei D. y. lllman,
SIR. s. Nprbs sgapfrab,
,mifhen Baltimore II. Japettefr,
f7. 3cn MIR ieIbd prsfaltis Subereiet unb fret BON
alien idalitsn Snsrfbtsaisn cHertre TO- fsisshe
Mrtfel: nn
granntrein (9sanbp) -. ju 40 @ts. per @aupne'
gDahbrlher- -Shnaps (Gin) 5u 40 ets. Co.
aorn- G6naps (QDbisisp) .su 40 ets' o.
gscanr SPunt ,,.,,.....,.iu4 40 Gts. bp.
.Nummel ....,..,.....'.'5h ~ We 20
Do Berliner ........:...j .jn 50 ets' fo'
Do tp. Gpppels QmpprttrD 81 e0 ets' fo'
RrduterrBitter ..........ju 4O VIA o.
o. 10. teutihes jn 20 ets. 30.
Do. tp. tpadnb, :. Ju ! Gru. 30,
Rein- Bitter ..........,, 5u ! 0ru. %.
S6rpsi,er RassnrBitter. ~ u Deu. he.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-28
Htpctfhaeu,

3petfb9en,
In arpber tater GDaars, rbfen, atnlsh Sa8c
@srht. teutfht Can't II n, a6te frtibe tel ltan6'
,srs uuS Nrduttrs Gafe an gDebtrSfridufsr bil.
2iaN bel M. G6netber Gpmpy
(2s4S) SIR. 46, Siib.Srvarb.. nabe prattirabe.
Teiue neue Nerls0erfte
empHnasn uub Suiaufeu In Sditrn BON 25 Plumb unt
anaebrSdsa 5, Straus b Bro,
276Sl Ht, S6a S,.1rpatpap,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-28
llidt-frpIoOirfnOe 9IuiOum- -Gamprnl
.., Netpef'S pdtenttrte
GidlerhfitSlnmilc 81 QdnDenfiilfer.

Der Griuber aarantrt bic @erbutune aaer ln8llds'
fdlr bel 9ennbung beS brennbdrru Bluteums, @dmpbne
unb aneerer bm Grplcbtren untermcrtener e jur De
ltubtlms ptsnsrttr Wtidungen. DteIs @rfneuns tann
AT allen 9epEtnithen 9dmpen uno al ben sn etn9eBen
ter 9uI lgfeit btGnennen @efdFsn aneebraGt rereen
ierner per6en SVlarrGampb binea2dmpen unb Sdternen
leidl nit cteifr @tnri6tuns gereben.
Der lnteret6net erlaubt I'D bic aufmsrthmtstt ees
9ubtiFums duf
@cpens ptrbsNerte eplar.SluiS. .sampt,
NeWGllS Improved Solar Fluid Lamp,
In her 1erm her Mrsdnt, qdmpen ~ lenien pel6e init
einem belen ntdt aderneen 9ihte brennt unb rsneer
Blutb ecnllrrt ais ale ubraen jeSt eebrau6Itten
gdmpen bteIer Mrt; benn es tprb betm Brennen ntdt
mir btr Stulf rntern aud has mabreno ees Srsnnsns
entfetrnte Gas epnflmirt. Wan ann ttee 2ampen Ju
rpnleuhtetn teuusen lnb gang bepnecrs etsnen te l
fur 6 Eir6en, 8abrtten, Sptels, SALONS M.
Sels unb eepGbnl6e 8lubsGdmpen rereen In -
fe rGdmpf II" um9edneert unb lam eerlebe eptn'
Ter unp ber namltbc 4dmenbtrm (shade) mteeer eea
trald werten. Set 1852 purteu mebr ais 100000 bic
fer aampen bfrfauit unt ein llnfau frepnete R4 bet
t6rrr StnuBmg Die Grftnbuns IL IN ben Ser,
StdGten unb y glnnb patenttrt
Ra6aeteute 9euen1e brfdtisen benz publitllm bic
ppafiubge St6ertCt unb Sranttarfett bteier eampsn
QDiR nun SCmanb bur6 ferncre geibebdltun8 her se
WObnlifrn &eberOl 2dmren has 2sben le tner q / NJ
btr Obsr rDtsnfbUten II. no nod Hanger eefdbresh
mi6te or dub gegen has 8ebpt her Sumantdi ub her
gsrpSbnli6en 0lu0bett tin Balttmprs25. 8ebr.
Serrn VI. y. Netp.
gScrtnet Sefr' J0 nape ple Uya wv "
beitssQampe" c" nub ben p9ampenfnller" pelhe
Strr NcpeG Bottom erfanb frrefaltis Gsprhft unb
BIN At ter lletereugng gefpmnen ba Serr Nerea burd
ttea @nwsnbunS bss Dabs'f6 prtniips benz pnbitum
cine pranetpe Gardutie sesen ale unb ece Genbr ppr
GrplpTpu bic 70 letdt bel Gnprrbune sepDbnli6er
trenutarsr 5lf8feten rrfplat betet Bet eeer 9ampr
II cine QrpIrtpn sarj unnip8tb, ttlbt mean man nr@
Gp nn6ldilis nit tbr umeett.
N1tureSvou her Sbrt9e
Qpttttam 6. q. Mtfen R. D.,
grpfciicr bcr Gternte an her llntpcrftdt
BON Warplaub,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-28
]lleOi5intft6e an6ei0en.

Trtsenpc WlittsI wer,
tsR tem pubIttum ale he
telrn ur6 spaIrmmrr-
nCu drsttrter ipelhe tie
iibdft urS WletiSin
hCrsprtrinacr tdrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-28
Gilr Weifenbe.

Ganfelb, 9r, & Comp,
0r. 228, Sa rrsarabt,
baten ets Srrrattis elm erDBrs aCremeni ter hs
tCnittn Artifel, ais: IUtletten 4 de H.
Rcifetaf6en, Seifen, @arfamsrten, Wa'
firmelfsr.. 3abnbWrfen, 8G6sr, YpTte.
mpnats, Gi8arrsn sGtuts unb bsr8lg &Hss
beRer Sudltt1t, u29S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-28

Sdtpttjer Ufdben"DttNt'. ~ = Ipu. oop%S m,
Qtaueure, JGertialsl als. anisstte Wcif, Wa'
niQe, Bttter.Wlantsln, YsHermtn5e WarasdIne, ppu'
iumrnaus aste uup ned anesre mshr. BET
q. &. lllman, >
Smporteur II. Deftllattur
Nr. s, Wprb.0apffraFe,
1874, ,mtfdfn Baltimore. nnb Rduetieiir
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-26
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Must ;t be Endurcdl

We are really ashamed to say that at ev-
cry concert, exhibition or other gathering in
either of the Halls in this town, there is a
set of boys,-men in stature, but not in be-
havior-who attend for tho purpose of max
ing disturbance. We have no recollection
of any exhibition in Fremont within a year
or eighteen months, but what this matter
has been carried to the greatest excess, such
as whistling bowling, stamping, &c. Ladies
can scarcely be induced to attend a meeting
at the Halls for this very reason, and il
there is not stop put to it soon, it will
lead to serious difficulty. In the names Of
the citizens who desire to 60 to places ol
amusement'and see and hear without per.
feet bedlam about them VIC protest against
the further continuance of such scenes
Hereafter we hope the first one to oyer-ster
the bounds of propriety and decency will
be forthwith taken of to Jail and kept there
at least one night.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-26

PUBLICATION OF THE GENERAL LAWS
The Cleveland Leader says "Senator Slade
has introduced bill to amend section two
of an actpassod March II, 1853, to provide
for the Publication of the General Laws in
Newspapers, and to repeal an act entitled
ian act to provide for an early Publication
Of tho Laws, and for other purposes passed
March 2Sd, 1853"
The amendment provides that the Audi
tor State, Secretary Of State, and Attorney
General--as soon as possible-after the
adjournment of the Legislature, shall select
such general laws enacted at the session as
they shall decm Of general interest to the
people of the State, and forward them to the
Auditors Of the several counties, who, with
the Probate Judge and Prosecuting Attor-
ney, shall contract for their publication in
not more than two weekly or daily newspa-
pers in the county, and in one German pa,
per, at price not exceeding sixty cents pei
thousand ems, to be paid out of the County
Treasury.
So long as ii ignorance Of the law excuseth
no man." provision should bc made for
prompt circulation of important new enact
ments among the people, and the bill by Mr..
! SIade we presume will be satisfactory to
publishers aud Mr.. Public"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-26


we would have reason, and great reason, to
suppose that none but mon and women ol
ineproachable moral character would get a
certificate, MS those persons would have an
opportunity to learn their moral character
"WolP says an obiector ''is not that pro-
vidcd for in the present school law as we'll
as il would be by tho Normal school plan y
No! it is Norl At tho same time | nd.
NIT thoro is a clause in the present law in
tending to provide for this, but that it docs
do it as we'll as it would be dono by the
Normal school plan, I leave for you to Judge,
after asking, which set of persons would be
the best judges of mans moral character,
those under whose instruction he had been
for at least three months OF those before
whom ho stays for few hours, !. e., during
examination and who perhaps have never
heard Of or seen him before and may new
er see him againf And to show stil better,
that at present there is no real safeguard to
prevent the immoral from teaching I will
state what an examiner once said to me
in the course of my examination spoke Of
the recommends which could procure with
very little trouble. He said ''they would
be of no use as they should Judge of my
answers before them." But l interposed,
my moral character. 20, as to that" says
he, 1--WE have all sort of characters here and
grant certificates to Kentucky giants and
Lilliputs, to the prizc-fghter and"-to COM
plete the sentence will say, religious en-
thusiast He then went on to say they de-
cided according to the candidates intellec-
tual attanments.
This examiner signed certificate certify
ing that | had good moral character and
he had never seen me but once before, and
l am sure he knew nothing of me by hear
say as was an entire stranger in the place
whero the examination was held. Although
in that case hope no harm has been done,
yet there hare been certificates granted and
in this county too, to persons whose morals
were any thing else but good.
Ono more reason and l shall have finish
cd, whenever teacher is needed in dis
trict all the directors would have to do
would be to write to the managers of the
Normal school, stating what kind of teach
er they wanted and what wages they would
give, and teacher would be sent to them,
thereby saving much expense to teachers
and directors.
If, by these remarks, I have convinced
one person Of the beneficial effects of the
Normal schools, my labor has not been in
vain. If none are convinced | still have
the satisfaction of knowing that 1 have en-
deavorcd to do good, and l will close by
hoping that ere long Ohio will have incor-
poFated with her present noble school law,
several well conducted Normal schools, in
different parts Of the State, and l think she
would then make rs rapid strides in intel
tual developments, as she has in the devcl.
opment of her othor resources.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-26
Sale of Real Estate.

BY Order Of Court.
David Pool, Guardian of
Rosalthe Raymond and
William Raymond minors, Probate Court Of
vs.. Sandusky County.
William Raymond and
Rosalthe Raymond.
IN purpuance of order of said Court the above
i titled case. on the
26th day of April, 1858, at o'clock, pm,
at the door Of the dwelling house the premises in said
county will be sold to the highest bidder following
real estate, the property of said william and Rosatle
Raymond, to wit:
The undivided half Of the southwest quarter OF section
number five, township number four north Of range
Der sixteen, containing hundred and fifty
more or less, in Green Creek township, in said county
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thir cash down; one-thrd in
year. and third in years with interest secur-
by mortgage on the premises.
DAVID POOL, Guardian of
William Raymond and Rosalthe Raymond
BrcKI4SD & EVERETT, Att'ys.
March, o3d 1853. 9w5