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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-12
MEDICAL.


IT Is NJ ~ ngss y sAy,
NHcx Al. u IN
OLD AND xoU060b.
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
Wis: That Professor Woods Hair r
VIM prsservs i.fal1tSiy tn ersSsa md co,ov Of
imsg nabis age. Perfectly rs-sore TIE gray, cover
tn" bald with nature's own osnsmeni, The hair;
make It more srft an1 beautiful than any oil. and
ct ago. statsssnsa, JsAGrs. Attorney, Doctors,
Ciersymen, Professional men and Gentlemen and
Ladies OF oil elasset, al the world, bear tesst
mony that - do net say too mech in It, favor Reed
the following, nd judge:
HIcKnRY 0Aovs. 81. Cherries O.. No, Nov. 10, ST.
PRoT. .. J. wOoD-De0r Sje SINE time last
ouD0sr We ver IL dsced 10 use sons q your haiS
Restorative, aud It's effects Were - wuodsrfal. -
fe+l on duty n you anu the sfitced 10 report u.
Our little sons bead tor SINE time had been per.
fect,y covered with sores, and sone called II scaid
be.d. The hair aimast entirely eams on In conse-
quence. when friend. seeing hts suGernss. advised
MS to use your Restorative; We did % with little
uOpe OF a00oo, O0 - our eoIp 10 ana S0aS 81 M
our frlelds, 8 v~ry fsw applications removed the
ditess. entirely, and NV and luxuriant crop 81
hair soon started out, and can now cay that our
has - hes thy scalp and - iuxusiant crop =
hereby recomme nd your hsstoTs,ive % perfect
remedy for oil disesses Of the sealp aaA hair.
We are yours respectfully,
GHO. ". HlG0lNBOfHAM,
SARAH 4. Hl06lN BOTHAM.
P.or. WOOL err 06s:-lly Aa,s bod, for sew
h~Asn II RraV AxrNv
panizd BY harshness that rendered the c0nssant
application Of oil necessary In dressing " When
commenced using your HAIR Restorative, aoou' Two
months go II was In sbat condition; and having
continued iss sse t within the last three weskss
hi, turned 70 its original COLOR and assumed SOFT
ness lustre gr atty 70 be preferred to those pro
ducsd By the application Of liz or any OF r. prers
rstioo have euer No. We rsgsri II IN indep'n ..
sable article 70 every lsdy's toilet, vheshe TO os
used 40 Uair Restorative or Tor the simple psrposs
Of dressing Or bssusifyn the heir. You have PER
q i,s performing iii that il .laisned for II.
Cincinnati, O., ,.s. TO- 81. IL Third st.
WcIaInsTos. No.. DC. 8, 1867.
Pnov. wooD- Dear eiv BY the advics Of Z
f,ien # mine, who had been using your Hsir 3 :
ssora'tve. 1 Vas induc 70 try It. he'd the few
some time last Nay, and yearly every hair 10 my
head ca ne out Now my hair has come In . grsa
deal thi her than ever II was. Nothing but dutl
and Lpsthy that tel 70 oomman.c:.e 10 o.nel
give this public scknowleqe ement Of the benent
have received from Prof Woods Hair hetto- atlve
Yours respectfully, A. X JACOBS.
The Restorative 10 put up IN bottles Of three s'eea
VIZ: large medium and smell tho small holds
pirt ana Yetaii@ for oos dollar per bottle; the mcdi
um holds at least twenty pr cent more In proper
ton han the smsl. re sils tortSo dollars brittle
the large holds quart, - per cent more 10 proper
ton and retails for three dollar. oott, ,o ,..
o. WOOD co. Pr0prietofs, BE broadway
New York, lin tho sF~at N Y. Wire iAailtnG 1stab
lnhment,) and, ia Ma,kst street, st. outs =,
neeIers. mchl0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-12
w N Is Discovered i! Fl
Safer no longer; 1t Is . relief.
ny TIE APPLICATION OF
NW1g's Good 6Osss0s'tt01ss
IMMEDIATE RELXEF,

You can be cured Of the followtnG complaints such
% Tooth Ache In minute, 70 the most painful. A.
than one hour's time vix.-Head Ache. Ear Ache,
Neuralgia. Coughs Colds, AsthmA, Rronchtis, Group,
0pinal Affections, Pain In the Back or Side Stiffness
N the Joints, colie and Or.nP Pains: E,ysipsls. In
eprains, Chapped Hands, Frosted Pest and Chil-
blins.
Il Is pos the Intention Of the undeYsened to
for this medicine thst 1t will do impossible things. or
all manner Of diseases; for the old saying 10,
"a medicine that 10 good for every thing is good for
nothing" tits true. We only claim y cure one
line OF diseases. and for the above.naDed conpalntS
this medicine is without an eqnai.
The best proof you can have OF the merits q an ar
ticie In to see What 1t will do. Ny operations On
Pain. are dedsdly the most eacso:,; ~ "a :pp ,n
country This Is admitted by al who have tried
would have the public understand that ] We
no humous article to dispose Of nor woulo oe IN tne
business II the not truly and purely legti
mate Ny medcin. u held, In Ill places where II mas
ben used 10 the hest esteem, ana It i my whole
alan 70 make II 40 smong all. The binding outs
which u forever and etsrnally uxod % mankind 10
70 forward the gem raj Int rests u the human fsmi
IT, e afne e have been deceived oy picpi Ing ny
circulars with fictitious testimonials on them, and
have bs-n duoed 70 buy ~ienoct SEEKING tne pfooI.
sent TO frs m difersnt partS Of Tho Union; Dut
peter showing the value Of my medicine, By ourins
free Of charge. Ill thoss compisints, vhsnsvss there
~ = < Hssrci dS.osssi ~sls 70 Dvsgetsss o~d
WAOloe0ls Dealers.
YLA00 Proprietor.
h 8AanEs 90, Genera AGents, Davenport,
Iowa, Tvsvellog AgNs. J. y
WILEY, Ystsil dealer. wet Seoont stseet, Daven.
povt and kop. coastsntly On bann BY The following
Agents-FAylor l. Bslord. Davenport; Web
De Wit; 4 Fellows, Asquoieta; " Dredens "a.
quokets VIM Bur'ison, b,ckhorns znok o.
Fremont; Jas = Ryisnd, Monmouth; 0vsen Wy
oming; $ N bronson, WYOMING; Spssr = %. 10.
bell; Metca I, 0rahsm 4 60, Ananoss; Simon
strauss, Fair viev; John T Hoaman, eprineville
Rmmst Z Brubaker, Cedar Rsptds b Rsstine !. q
strops 9 ShanAlin, Listoc p LAne, 0sef snic'-
vile AcUlsiland 4 %, MechaaiCssilie; 0~t
Raslsy TipGUn O Garter, AnsOo0o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-12
Joy IN d Gladn ess
Ua0 been brought
TO MANY Hon.. AND 'A''ll''h''

wOSt1 Re1osrnet
CIN0n the introArstien estAa. " SAlSAA, II
= medicine. Or nAsN's AoU, ~ ERA on
the Wtstesn Country, snt especially thek. ~sATi
= has brough' health end hapeises into nss ~
lies than any remedy upso s~cord. The ques.
in al cases In the n ftsst tos, arrest oAs, fever
"a ague In Its vsrst form, and 10 eli cases per-
osmo sDsa6y carr. Psrsoes reading y nslsrious
ictlv Deed hive fear Of On aatacA Of ssue-
1t 10 thereSn9o htgnly - suSe proven.
ta.ive. rssd IN m.l doses daily during that par.
tonlav tlue when this class OF diseooeS prevail -
For want Of spsce ve can only efer 4 ~ a. .he
many evidences IN IL favor.
Dscvrss. ono. ~. 15GA, 1850.
DR.. MANN 4 90 0aAoa, OAie-C >aes I'VE
are ct loss 70 nnd Language suessat - porsvsy 10
tn rrhlic The greet sstssn tn which yoss sebrsted
ASus 1Gi4sNN IL held n this cnanuutty. The fact
isi nrve, fats . cure asss it, vosst fosns and
nokssa1 I rxILoS, Druss,sts.
Coris&a, Atss, Oct 20tA. 1853.
HSs6RS ?. Z. Mann 4 co. Gsass - Having
itthcroue ~ n nenv severe cases o. Iecg gtandins
where al o. the popular remedies o. TIE dav had
failed. Sosnd IN IN eases. yeus 0slssa e6scsed .
want hess N lie SGD. asspsesssli yeoss
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
Nsp Yes1, ~ ssd, 1853.
nESsRS B 0AuD Z OO.-0Uaes 81 have
q on. house b ~ Leuls, seso yess AGue Dajsam
fsets, .nd mus 10 esnGes ~, d. nct believe Is
be- ~ equal 10 sc hssssy 81 medtclDe; ~ 70 my
personai knwssdse, cases pssDanene,y svevy case,
sn6 nav' hssv. u sssd sster 81 esh9 renshsss
hesitation IN pscscuncng u - eresefse Ascoveyy
evm maae IN lneegnitsent remedies, ~ 3 perfect
trianph osss e11is, Ievsr sst 9ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-12
MALT WINE.
McKNIGHT'S MALT WINE,

vTyHr subscvibev nff,rs for comparison 9TH any
/ lind AZ Imposted Ale, his MATT VINE
u,e copNd nes 10 tho aurerio ~ OF this superb
extract Of MALI AID BoPs 10 wssraoted b. tn. Nm.
die and Rest m Stats.
ia uend uetou 10 the repult Of % yeavs practical
exuerience combined 9th the factlitiss "a ded BY
one of the largest nreweries in the United States
oontain,sg sl the lase.s improvements, adopted a.
ter recent personal Inspection Of the British Brew
erien With the express view Of int"oduct"gs
standard Amosscan M[ale Llaaos.
Il 10 pure diatic brveraee-A stoDachic resteva.
i've and tnaie-bettled expressly r table use for
MA n pvjeo below sven the Iatation foreign ale
For Analysis, nsoemmsndatiCns and further par.
tlcslass, address ,.r~ ~.~,,.u, -,
ane1s udeus Albany, n. n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-12
FORSALEORLEASE,
For Sale.

For Sale.
AOND hundred and twenty Building lote N .
~ Addition to the town Of Port Dyroa.
These loes are eligible and Handsomely situated q
he bank Of the Aisslssipp They VII b sold re-
sonable terms.
Ror particulars inquire Of 1essYs. Durfeo, Pratt
Oo;. Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, BAG LsOlaiPa
or Of JOHN KING,
nand Ageut. No So Brady street.
~ Also. numberless desir able pieces Of and n
and tho cities Of Davenport and Le Olaire, ami
near Port Byron. nOvS0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03
Tho Marrlsae Tariff.

We observe that II minister IN Washington,
D. c., lately, in sort Of anniversary ser.
mon, gave to his people some information
which they did not expect t. hear. This
was the amount Of his income from marriage
fees, which he thus states:
II have married during my rastorate here,
three hundred aud fifty couples. Many
persops gre uudsr the impression that this
marrying bl.li,sss 10 sDIfce al la,ge reye-
nue. To the preacher. can ouiy speak inr
myself have no hesitation in stating, as
matter Of fact, that my marriage fees have
not averaged $50 year.
There arr many More WHO would rejoice if
their lrus averaged thu nur-haii ul that
amount But it seems tous that the sui iect
is one not 10 be talked about in public. The
fee for the service is q qmi.i,iam honorari"m,
rs the lawyers say, and should be lett en-
tirely to the condition and feelings Of the
happy nan who gets his share Of heavens
last best gift A ministers revenue from
such matters concerns 10 one hut hiuself
aud inquiry about it Is The next door Ia IN
peril nepce- Christian Mtetltyencer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03
Telegraphic Dispatches.

ST. LorIs, Dec. 1.-The steamer Lake
City, hence for the Arkansas river sunk OPP
posite Carondolet, six miles below here, last
evening. The boat was valued at Sl5,Wn,
and was insured in Pittsburg Offices for 81 )
600. Her cargo was badly damaged
BoSroN Dec 1.-The steamer Europa ar
rived here ut half.past seven o'clock this eve
ming. Her mails will 20 South by the morn
ing train.
NORFOLK, Dec. Arrived, British brig
Hope, eighteen days from St. Vincent. The
market there was well supplied with Ameri-
can produce.
BosroN Dec. The royal mail steam
ship Canada sailed yesterday, with II pas,
sen gers for Liverpool and 4 for Halifax, but
without specie.
New HAVEN. CoNN., Dec. AT the town
election Yesterday, the Democratic ticket was
almost entirely successful.
COLUMBIA, Dec. THE trial of James
Hood, the engineer Of the steamer Nash
vile, for murder on the high seas, has COM
menced.
MILLEpGEyILLE, Dec Choice, the muir
derer OF Webb has been pardoned by the
State Legislature, but the Governor has We
tupd the hill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Though it has been
held in democratic circles that most OF tho
anti Lecompton members from the middle
States would go into the Democratic House
caucus, it is now stated that the reverse /,
true The Republicans, generally, lnrlad.
ing Mr. Sherman, favor sn arrangement
with the Pennsy wanna and New ok ant
Lecompton Democrats, to the effect that ''l
Furney shall be elected Clerk after the eIet.
ton Of Republican Speaker Bur Penn
sylyania influence. under the lend u Slu"u
Cameron, is untaSunistlc. How the thing
will end remains "a be seen. Ii Is stated Ivy
well posted Republicans that nearly ong
hundred Opposition members assent u the
Philadelphia programme, which i, IN sub.
stance, to oppose all speech making, aud ur'.
ceed TO organize the House upon III" pnnrl.
pie of just division Of patronage among
tho varied elements Of opposition to III" al
ministration.
Mayor Lincoln and a committee OF the
City Council of Boston. accompanied by *
Congressman Comius, arrived here to-day
with the view Of having commission ap-
pointed BY the President to make an esarnI-
nation of Boston harbor, IN connection with
the action vi the sea- On the channel aud ~
islands
The receipts into the Treasury for The
week ending on Monday, were nearly S-''2,.
900; amount subject 10 draft, Sj,5o0,o~
an increase over the sum on hand last week
Of $4,000.
Various combinations are sought 10 -
formed relative ~ the organization 81 The
House, therefore all which ~ uow sand uP'H
the subject is mere speculation OF c,nectule
VIM +. Everett has resigned h. eon'm'''
sion as chief engineer III the Navy.
Mr.. Underwood, ex member ot the h'n-S
from Kentucky, and candidate Tn 'hi
clerkship, is here, and i on the best tera'
with the South American members. me
latter have not vet indicated their cho"s %
candidate for Speaker They may fa''
upon Mr.. Etheridge, Of Tennessee, VIII -
now here.
The members Of Congress will not be pre-.
vented by non-organizatIon from RECEIVING
tho pay and mileage due them on Monla'
next. The sum required will be about .
million Of dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03
Manufacture of Powder and Arms.

There is not one powder mill in the Union,
South of Delaware, nor is there II manuiacto.
nv Of arms, or a foundry for cannon, South Of
Harpers Ferry Why should not powder
be- manufactured in the South, as well as IN
the North? The North has to import sal,
petre and charcoal, the main ingredients OF
powder while there are large saltpetre mines
in Virginia, Kentucky, and we have no doubt
in other slavehnliing States, and wood enough
to supply charcoal for tho wants OF the world.
Besides being an article essential to our de,
tense, the manufacture of powder is mo-
ney making business. We hear Of the blow
ing up uf Northern powder mills almost
constantly, but yet the owners go to work,
repair damages and set their works 60,
ing again, thus showing that with all It's
risks the manufacture of the article Is proh
table Why, too, should the South not
manufacture arms? We have all the metals
necessary for making them, nnd can readily
command the mechanical skill necessary Il
their construction. These things ought to
be looked to, and our State Legislature:
could materially aid in getting these manu-
facturss 30 essential to the South, under way
by judcious bounties and othertrlendly leg
islation Rdieiqh Registey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03
sympathy for Brown

The Wesleyans in Syracuse, Ne" ~.
appointed prayer meeting at then va"
pei for yesterday, at Z o'clock, tor to- l"'.
pose of Offering up special prayer ior '''"
Brown.
In many Of the New England towns, "'~9' +,
ings Of sympathy were appointed t. BE- 'f''
at the time fixed t,r the execution. y va
resolved ut meeting in the Joy street oh''' =
Boston, ON Sunday, that all colored c'II'p'
having places Of business, should cI"-r 'l'f''
on the day named, and pass the '"' -
gloomily rs possible.
Meetings Of sympathy for John hr'""
were also called at fremont Temple b. ~.
aud also at lIaverhill, Natlck, and o''$'
towns in Massachusetts,, where ab)li'i'1''''
abound
John Brown has many sympathL't' '
Philadelphis, and a mass meeting "" :.
held in National Hall. at which Ln''''. /,
Mott, Rev. DR.. Furness and other h'.''
abolitionists, will make speeches.
At Providence, II. l., thore wa % ~,
been q mass nesting in Rratt's ltaIl' y "'"
bear the character Of All indlShati'" '''
ing, such rs that which assembled thrfr '.,.,
the Brooks assault on Sumner. Anon, "
prominent speakers will be the Hon 10
Davis, aud the Rev Augusta """hh"f!
Many oc the bells will toll. And ;" 80. "
to other place, where the Additions
make show.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03
A Southern Confedsracy proposed in s. c.

COLUMBIA, Dec. l.-Resolutions were Of
fa,ed in the House Of Representatives yes
terday. booking to the establishment Of a
Southern coniedraGy. - follows
Resolved. That the State Of sou,l Carolina is
ready To enter together with the other slavehois
ing States, such n desire PRESENT action, into
.bs formation Of Southern Cohfederacy.
Resolved, That the Go@yernor forward this reso-
luton to the soulbsrH executives
Another resolution was oneTpd, sssing for ofhciai
information ~ to the condition Of the State are
mails. the amount OF arms and ammunition III tbs
same, and the number ui men enrolled, the style VI
arms, DC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03
Modern "Prophets |"

Rev DR. John Cumming has put forth a
new work entitled The Great Tribulatlon,
or things coming on the Earth, IN which he
avows the opinion that the grand consum
nation OF the ages is near At hand and that
the globe on which we dwell is rapidly ap-
preaching It's final catastrophe. According
to the Doctor
I'VE live under the dispensation of the
last Apuculyptr vial, which was poured out
ia the year lS4s and from that time 10 1907
we may expect to feel its intensest effects
Among the signs of the lass day, according
to this Scottish seer, are the potato rot, the
vine blight, cholera, diptheria, and other
diseases of various types, from the Lisbon
fever "f 1851 to the general degeneracy OF
physical health The Russian war, the
quarrel with China the revolt OF India, the
commercial panic or Earthquake" OF 1857,
together with the incsssant murders, sui.
clles, and Poisonings, with which the pa.
pers teem Indicate that the coming of the
son Vt Man" is not far of. These ideas
are illustrated BY DR.. Cumming in series
Of ii-courses, as remarkable for their gor-
geou- and almost appalling rhetoric. Us for
their restitution Of reasoning. and their in
genious peryersIun Ut facts. Their lurid col
orlng appeals 10 the Imagination with a
CHASTITY pomp, like one Of Martins pictures,
but they afford little instruction. aud no ma
terial for health OF mind"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03

There have been some arrests OF suspicious
characters in Charlestown. One OF them was
brought on W Wednesday from Winchester, and
some said that he was Copies brother and
others that he WAS q son OF John Brown. lie
was not however, identified, and was not taken
before the prisoners, as was the wish OF those
who arrested him. Without. therefore, as
pertaining who he really was. ne was sent
back to Winchester, and ordered to bs de
tanned in jail there, for the present. As u
usual in such cases, the greatest variety VI
rumors were in circulation III reference T.
him. 1t was reported that he had travelled
under the names Of Coppic and Merriam
His story is nearly as follows. My name
10 Julian Merrill, Of Delawars county \. T.
I arrived in Alexandra on the 18th Of Sep,
tember, lS59.-During last winter was IN
Virginia, aud lived with Jerys Bailey, esq :,
near Falls Church, in Fairfax county. AT
ter leaving Fairfax county. passed through
Lessburg, leaving there satcl4el with clothes.
at the Eagle Hotel, to point near Noorheld,
HARDY county, Va, where i was living Ut
the time of ths emente of Uarpers Ferry
He was arrested near Timberyille. Rocking
ham county, Va lie udaits that report
charges him with tsmpering With slaves,
and neither denies nor admits the justGsss OF
the charge. The witnesses against him say
he arrived by his own acknowledgements. IN
Alexandra, on the first Of October. lie came
90 Cunning ham's. gentleman in Hardy
county, the Friday following the Harper
Ferry affair. Mr. Swami. the proprietor OF
the hotel in Edinburgh, Rocking ham county.
Va, as also his Indy. recognize the man, and
state that some six weeks ago he stopped witt,
them and through the negroes they learned
he was making inquiries whether or not
there were abolitiouists living in or near that
locality. His accounts are much confused
and be makes many contradictory statements
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03

The SUPREMACY or THE LAws.-The Rev
DR.. Bacon, 10 his discourse TO his people on
Thanksgiving day, took the opportunity
sharply to rebuke what he denom'nated an
unmuniy, myatriOtic, gnchr'St'a" sprH
manifested Mt the North in regard 10 the
tragical affair at Harper's Ferry. tie Speci
fed three particulars in winch We were IA
the wrong lst. In derldlng the lear oteu
signed by the invasion. ID. In blaming
yirsipia for maintaining her laws. I'd. la
symputhizins with ths Insurgents III their
unlawful act On each "i lhpsp points the
doctor spoke with great plainness aid So
lemnity; and many, if not most, oil the
large congregation present felt that tn. re
proof WIS just, timely and imPortant-Ha'7,
ford Conn CUprie'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03

The Philadelphia Ledger says, that those
who are driving the Southern States into
their present attitude by the countenance
thew give TO such fanatics as Brown and his
coadjutors, have probably never stopped to
survey calmly the consequences. A civil
war will involve them quite as fatally as
servile instruction will Virginia"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03

We see it stated that after the municipal
election in New York, meeting will likely
b. held there, Of the friends Of Law, Order,
and tie Constitution, which will rebnke the
recent exhibitions Of fsLati ism by the abo-
litionists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03

Volunteer companies, to be uniformed
and equipped, and well drilled, composed Of
young men subject to militia duty. con-
tinue to be organized all over the State.
The means and material for defence, in Eir-
ginia, will he greater, in three months. than
they ever have been before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03

In Mr.. Crittenden's speech to the Wing
General Committee Of New York, recently,
he said :-"He had always heard it said that
the greatest darkness prevailed before the
dawn. Who could say whether a glorious
dawn was not about to break for the Wing
party, and that great light was not about to
shine upon them which would repay them
all for the past"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03

The report Of the refusal Of the Chinese
TO conform to the provisions of the treaty
lately made with them, by the American
Minister, takes US by surprise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03

Mr.. Gather, the recently elected ''''A
the Baltimore Circuit Court, has tah','
session of that office, his right b.'as "',r,
ted by Mr.. Turner, the present lnIu'''''"'
TIE matter 10 now before tie Eoef!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03

a MORMON advertisement reads as follows
"Ty i. let rooms for two gentlemen and
four wives, or rGoMs ior one gentleman aud
six wives"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03

Some one has put in circulation an APP
peal addressed "to the Irish friends Of the
South in Northern cities" declaring that
.'the South looks to its Irish friends in the
large free cities to effect diversion in its
favor" by burning large factory, or peth-
oric store, or immense granary, in New York
or Boston" whenever "a haystack or cot
ton gin is burned at the South by free soil
emissaries." The South desires no 'incen-
diary" aids 1t leaves that to Abolition in
csndiaries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03

By permission Of the State authorities, the
wife Of John Brown, arrived at Charlestown,
on Thursday last, in a carriage from Har-
per's Ferry, escorted by mounted troops
Every attention was accorded her consistent
with the respect Of Virginians for the char
acter of the woman, however unfortunate
The troops formed in hollow square in front
of the Jail when she alighted. The inter
view Of the husband and wife took place IN
presence Of the sheriff. An embrace, u kiss,
but no tear was shed. She returned under
escort to Harpers Ferry at o'clock, where
she was to await the reception Of the body Of
her husband