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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-03-23

Mr. Edward Everett has completed thirteen of his
fifty two papers for the New York Ledger.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-03-23

GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. FOR
u Sale Wholesale or Retail - -
HAMILTON / CARTER.
Raleigh, March l2. 1882 2y-H
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-03-23

IL assortment of ?
LACE MANTLES end BERAGE SHAWLS.
with coored borders. round and square points.
ALSO, --.. .-
The new Worsted Work, called the O-ne Ball.
W. H. & K. 5. TUCKER.
Raleigh. March Is, 1859. - 2s-tf ,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-03-23
HURRAHl FOR WE lis h COL

HURRAH! FOR WE US Il CO.! '
" /. EVANS HAVING RETURNED FROM THE
Northern Cities begs leave to inform his customers
and frlnds that he is receiving and opening spen-
did assortment of Spring and Summer stock of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods. .-
Of the est and best styles out which he will sell on As
reasonable terms House in the place Cal and de.
eide for yourselves who sells the best terms he asks
nothing for &oacng Thankful for pa, favors he hopes
to merit continuance of same
- II. L. EVANS.
March H. 1859. 2y-st.
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"a We are under obligations to Messrs. Branch,
Clngman and Reid for public documents; to Gov.
Reid for the Congressional Globe and Appendix for
1878 valuable work for reference
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-03-23

w See advertisement of Hathaway & Co., of
Wilmington. This is an old, reliable, and punctual
firm, and fair IN all its dealings. We recommend it
to our readers. .
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-03-23

a NICE STOCK Of
IA CONGRESS- CATERS,
FRENCH KID CATERS
FRENCH KID SLIPPERS,
WALKING SHOES, &C., and
CHlLDREN'S SHOES & SLIPPERS
With and without IIeels)
March Is, 1859. pg-tf
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-03-23

wv E PARTICULARLY INVITE ATTEN,
w tion to our large stock of White Goods, consist.
ing of
JACONETT MUSLINS AND GAMBRICS.
PLAID AND STRIPED MUSLINS
NAINSOOK AND NULL MUSLINS,
BISHOP LAWNS AND DIMTTYS
Also, beached and unbcached Sheetings and Shirtngs
from cents and upwards
ALSO,
100 Pieces of Servants HOMESPUNS and GINGHAMS
good styles and fast coior
MARCH, 1s 1882 syHtf
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-11

tendency Of the syEnp will be rather to; enhance
than dimish the pur9atiye yirtus of the drug.
gustomer-( Indignant at o6seroino that hi,
miracle of medical literature and wisioml
Gterk-With dispatch, c5nfounder Of fools.
use haste 't'>'''0"tesS'
All this was SO quietly, 50 politely said that
although amused beyond expression at the con.
TTsSrsatio1, TS stared IN wonder at the parties
Inc clerk evidently felt cut at the last remark
Of the other, but mixed the powder, which the
stranger triumPhaEtly swallowed, paid for, and
started to leave the store, when
CGerE-Should you feel any uneasiness il. the
region OF the stomach within the period of fif.
teen minutes, illustrious patron, attribute the
cause to the accidental introduction into the
a!aught yo9 have just taken of some drug Of
vigorous effect and painful consequence.
Customer-(a tS5as .5rightsaedl@if do.
d~-n you, I'll punch your head
Cters-l thought I'd bring you down to the
plain English; but guess you'll tind the pow.
sta asr al right Exit customer ,Oith coat-tGi1
witnessing the scene, it was extremely en-
tertalning to me, and ''made note Of it"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-11
THE INTELLTGENCFR

~ nave rarely met with more interesting
volume than the last number of the NortS
american ReOieso. Its two hundrei and e;obt,
odd pages are replete with the richest k;ad -
l'terai matter. We have had only chance leis.
nre moments to look through it for the last few
days, but wherever SIC turn we find the nages
attractive. F'ee'
Inc leading article is review of new work
called ''The Life and Times of Michel Ancelo y
IN the course of which we find the followin,
anecdotes of the great Artist authenticallv sinh.
stantated:
Gonfaloniere Soderini one day, while stand.
ing directly below the statute of David exnreSc.
ed himself delighted with it. .There is how.
ever, one slight defect" he added: isthe nose 10
rather too thick" Michel Angelo saw that it
was impossible for the worthy magistrate to
Judge correctly of this feature from his position
but knowing discussion to be useless. he sIvIy
took up little marble-dust in his hand and
mounting the scaffold to the side of the statue
ne affected to work on the nose with file. let.
ting the dust fall on the head of Soderinl.-
"HoW does it look now2" he asked "I am ner.
tectly satisfied" said Soderni: '.you have actu-
ally impaired life to it"
When the Pope requested him to adorn the
garments OF the Apostles with gold, "They were
poor men, your Reverence" was-kis reply,
.'snd did not wear gold,"- significant remark
from n pupil of Savonarola to the luxurious
successor of 81. Peter.
The closing of the article contains beautiful
tribute. 1t is this:
But while most writer's do Justice to those
heroic qualities of the great artist, few dwell
upon the tender feelings of his nature and the
warm affections of his heart The times of peril
and conflict through which he passed, brought
out into bold relief the stern qualities of his
soul Suffering aud trial rendered him resery-
ed and lonely man. III health was his portion IN
youth, and in manhood political troubles made
him an exile from his country, and left that
country desolate. Lanzi says that the crown
of RaphaeFs good fortune was his early death.
which spared him the knowledge of those trou.
6les which came SO soon after; but Michel An.
gelo drank the cup of life to the dregs and
many a bitter drop was mingled in It. The
lonely grandeur of a character whose very yir.
tues separated him from those around him.
home without wife OF children to cheer his heart.
and diseased frame, made him sad and soli.
tary man even in the midst of his artistic tri.
umPhs. To him may be applied the words of
Scripture; at is good for a man that he bear
the yoke in his youth. He sitteth alone and
keePeth silence because he hath borne it upon
him."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-11
mImIIuGEn.

Perhaps the following may not amuse either
you or your readers, but it did me. In our drug
storo have a fellow clerk, somewhat celebrated
among his acquaintances as a eoncoctor Of puns
looking youth, and oficiates, when his services
are required, behind the soda fountain. A few
mornings since, fashionably dressed, poetical-
looking young gentleman entered, and seating
himself on stool in front of the counter, in a
nrenare ] him seitl,ifz II pow6er. The foIoEiHS sSH 20
conversation, ridiculous in its earnestness re-
suited:
ClerL-With syrupR
CustOmer-( (Slosoly and naethodically)-I re-
quire it not as refreshment. If the syrup vi
Oe i1s n0s Ie o. oS tba
as will render the pOtation Palatable. Or, to be
better understood
sGlsrk- (Intsrrupting)-I comprehend you
perfectly. Permit me to assure you that the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-11

nIRECT from the Importers and Manufacturers VERY
y LARGE and beautiful assortment of
Geld Watches Ia Every AIyle-05 10 1900
G5GcE, Si!TsE Il, % Gr.,, d. do 6oo 70 ssS.
Solid Silver Spoons, Ladies', Butter Knives Pie Knives
CAKE Rnves Sal. Stands Cups and Mugs, Napkin Rings,
Sets Cake and Gard BASKETS Napkin Rings Pie KnVeS
Crumb scrapers, &C. Diamond Rings Pns-some very
fine. Fine Jewelry in Sets of Lava, Coral PEARL arnett
Cameo; all Gold and Plated do.
An endless variety OF Sleeve Buttons, Studs Chains
Seals, Keys and In fact everything In first
class JeEelry sorea Of which VIII be sold cheap,
Liberal discounts made Country Merchants and Ped
dlers. @. P. BROWN,
Practical Watch Maker, and
Agent for Appleton, Tracy Cos American Watches at
Wholesale and Retail. Agent Wheeler Wilson
Sewing Machines Agent for Mrs. A. slscos Masons' and
Odd Fellows RegAIIa, &C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-11
LORD DERBY's HORACE.
"ST. JAMES SoUAE

''Sr. JAMES SQUARE, Sunday.
"MY DEAR PUECn-You were civil enough to
speak well of my translation of DoRec ti6i, in
Ravensworth's Horace. But here's another
version ofit more in your line knocked it
off while was shaving, this morning, and cut
You left out that bit | sent you about Roths-
child and the boy Mortara, which was shame
Ever, my dear boy, yours faithfully,
"The Lord Punch, &C., &c. DERBY"
RECONCILIATION.
"Donec tibi gratus eram."-HoR iii o.
PAN.
When you liked me, dear John, and we fought
side by side,
And nobly those bigoted Tories defied,
My fiery ambition your praises were tanning,
By Jove, there were times when I thought my
self Canning.
Ah! there were the days when my Pam was a
Brick,
Nor over the traces had ventured to kick,
But submitted, in duty his views aud his letters
70 revision by statesmen, his patrons and betters
PAN.
Bot Clarendon now is my .1faus Achateo,
Ny: mentor, my prompter, my prophet, my
He smokes all the games ofking, despot or car,
As quick as he smokes his eternal cigar.
JouS
Ny views have advanced since the year Thirty
John Bright has informed me the right thing to
With him to the horoughs mean to lay seige-
In fact, at his wish I'd do aught to obleege.
PAN.
But if griefs were patched up, and We worked
As We did in the times of Brougham, Durham
and Grey,
And snubbed smoky c., and Joined, heart
and COZ,
With our only great statesmen since sOmers
and Fox2
JOHN.
Though Bright is in earnest his objects to gain,
And you are as frothy as Cliquot's champagne,
I'll drop the plebian (for Lords should consort,
If you join me, and fiummox Lord D. and the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-11
IOHG.

Though Bright is in earnest his objects to gain,
And you are as frothy as Cliquots champagne,
I'll drop the plebian Qor Lords should consort,)
If you join me, and flummox Lord D. and the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-11

CHARLES w. GRAHAM.
So CCR 9SOR To = M mR8TANNRR
THE undersigned would inform the citizen, NJ JYh..I,
nG Vicinity that having P9rehaIed the Drug and Pre-
stOres formerly owned by Dr. James ne
van continue TO carry Drug busineSs in Al itG
He most respectfully soIcIts continuHnee Of
which has heretofore been 90 beraIIV
rs toTafds this old and well known esabGhnent
~ OG nus Aim to keep everything Of the pureSt Kind
ine lowest price, usually to be found in we'll fur
carefully compounded from the purest Of
NAsulSl"sS. CHARLES w. GRAHAM
10 No. go cor. Main and Webster sts,,
80 Centre RhSelinR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-11

Those having unsettled accounts with the late ,, =,
bat gan,x Ss Go: or Howell viii please take notice
A. Allen Howell, In said hFms (Mr Howell retrn1 Srom b
sness) Is alone authorized TO settlement ianIS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-11

HORA7IANA.-TO our previous instances of
IIoratian transIatIons and al.,,t-tt,,...., -,
add the following from Punch:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-11

us Main St., Wheellng, Va.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28

The Tract Society, might, with some force,
Gsk to be delivered from its friends, as well as
its opponents. The nrrow place into which, ac-
cording to the testimony of Dr. SPRING, the So
ciety was crowded by the resolutions of Mr..
WoLcoTT, is scarcely more damaging to it, than
that into which it was crowded by the societys
mouth piece, lawyer LORD, assented, without con-
radiction, that tracts on slavery tracts on poly
gamy, cannot be printed, or circulated, without a
breach of trust, unless the fact be first ascer-
tanned, whether those for whom they are in,
tended are willing to receive them If ex-
tremes meet, no very distant day may witness
a union of Garrisonian in6delity, and that which
tacitly recognizes the slave trade and reconciles
itself to polygamy, on the ground that those
guilty of these things are not willing to have
these subjects made matters of speculation -
The platform of religion, seems to be acquiring
some of the attributes of those of political par
ties, and the great federal platform adopted by
fathers OF the republic. 1t is capable of cover
ing as much, or as ittle as its special guardians
DESIRE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28

a'o- Just previous to Count Sartiges leaving
Washington recently, he openly said, in conversa-
tion with two well-known gentlemen of the State
OF New York, that if there should be Eu-
ropean war he believed it would not be without
embarrassment to our commercial relations ;
for the right of search would be re-asserted an d
enforced. This remark was made with empha-
sis. The respectability of the party from whom
this information was derived, leaves no doubt Of
its truth.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28

G5- A silver mine has been discovered iu
Oosbocton county, and the citizens there ere
stirred up considerably. 1t is stated that the
ore has been taken to the Philadelphia mint and
was pronounced the richest ever received there,
every three pounds of ore making one pound Of
pure silver. The ore is found in bed fifty yards
wide, and three feet thick. overlad with a vein
of lead one foot thick. Chemical tests have
also been made and the silver is declared to be
no bogus.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28

EUROPEAN WAR.-The latest news from Eu-
rope includes the report Of battle, in which
the Austriaus we're the losers. The revolution
ary movement Of the Italians against their rul-
ers in the Austrian interest spreads from pro-
vince to province, and shows the temper of the
people. The delay Of the Austrians to act
more vigorously and Extensively in Sardinia
continues to cause much speculation, but fails
to be satisfactorily explained. The first effects
Of the panic caused by the commencement of
the war on the markets in England have passed
of,-both cotton and breadstuffs have receded
and lost some of their original gain This re-
action is also based somewhat on the feeling
that the dllatory conduct of Austria is caused
by new negotiations looking to peace, or that,
at least the prospect is better than before for
confning the war to Italy. The prices Of bread
stuffs are now higher in this country than in
England.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28

followed BY Hon. D. X. CARrrR, OF Cleveland
JonN LANGsroN, Of Oberlin, brother Of the pris-
oner, HOn. o, z. BRowN, and President Asa
MAHAN, upon whose close, the vice Pre-, ident,
Judge Converse, announced the names of VIM.
Fuller Of Cuyahoga Co. Reuben Hitchcock,
Of Lake Co., and Philemon Bliss, Of Lorain Co.,
as the Commissioners Of the Liberty Fund ac-
cordug to the resolution.
After the close Of the public exercises the
Oberlin and Wellington bands went to the Jail,
and being admitted into the yard, played a num-
Der Of inspiritng tunes for the special benefit Of
their brethren in bonds. A large concourse Of
people gathered upon the sheds, stones and
fences near by to see and hear the proceedings,
and greeted the prisoners and the musicians with
cheers.
The number Of persons present upon the
square to listen TO the speakers was at the low
est estimate, from 10000 to 10000.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28

2s- The first attempt at a public protest
against the re-openiug of the slave trade at the
South comes in call for mass Meeting for
that purpose, at Vicksburg, Miss, on the 2lst.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28
w. DENNIsoN, JR.
The Procession.

On the adjournment until halfpast one
o'clock, o procession was formed under
the direction of Marshal SPANGLER and his
assistants The Bands furnished fine mu-
sic while the procession marched at times
to the inspiriting music of Huntoon's drum
mers and ffers of Painesvile The cheer
full looks of those composing the procession
with the Band and Banners, which hoated
gaily in the breeze, rendered the spectacle
a very pleasing and inspiring one. They
were greeted with cheers all along the
route, and marched through the principal
streets
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28

The valor Of our locofoco contemporaries at
Cleveland since tie meeting on Tuesday, is pri-
ma facia evidence that though terribly frighten-
ed, they have not been seriously hurt They
ind Sheriff WHrTMAN's castle still standing, and
the prisoners in situation to say, "do thyself
no harm, for we are all here" aud they begin to
breathe easier each to resuthe his particular
bent, the Plain Dealer its ribaldry, fish market
wit, and the Lecompton organ, its illappreciated
and ill-requited efforts TO cater to ocofoco TASTE
with something little less nauseous, but equal
ly deceptive. The fears of Cleveland locofoco-
ism in the presence Of the hard listed and pat
riotic masses, for the time-being, were provocr-
tive of tolerable degree of decency and re-
spect When these masses began to pour into
the city in the morning, there we're white gills
visible, and some of the special guardians Of the
Buchanan interests looked as If they had been
laboring under severe attack of the ague.
We have no disposition to play upon their
weaknesses but If their bearing becomes too un-
seemly, they may not escape an extempore visit
from the especial object of their fear and hatred
--"Old Giddings."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28
I INSURANCE AGENCY-H. Fassett
u ASHTaRTrTa A nun

Is the authorized Agent for Ashabula County, Of the follow
ing named Insurance Companies which have complied with
the laws Of Ohio and authorized TO transact business In
this State.
Risks taken Farm and detached buildings and contents
at the lowest rates Of responsible companies one to
years, and on property In villages at fair rates.
Losses honorablT adjusted and promptly paid.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28

The temporary Chairman, Judge Spalding,
called the meeting to order at halEpast O'crk.
Judge Tilden, from the Committee upon per-
mauent organization, reported the following Of
6cers
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28

The balloon ascension at Erie, on Wednesday
last week, was, as we learn from the Observer,
perfect success. 1t was witnessed by thou
sands of delighted spectators. The day was
grand one, warm and spring like, with gentle
breeze blowing southwark At precisely three
o'clock, Mr.. LYNN, the eroneaut, announced that
all was ready, when Mr. B. A. BALDWIN, of this
city, who had made arrangements to accompany
him, stepped into the basket, and at q quarter
past three the cords were cut, and the ponder
Gus globe with its living freight darted up, up
and sailed of over the city TO the SOUTH When
about midway to the Clouds another current
of air struck them, and their course was changed
northeast, back over the city, and out over the
Lake After they got over the lake their pro-
gress was very slow, when the eronaut conclud-
ing that he would not be able to reach the Can
ada shore till long after dark, and not relishing
the idea of a night upon the water, he pulled
the valve rope and she gracefully settled down
upon the water, and slowly drifted up. In tas
meantime the Steam Tug, s. C. Brooks, was
fired up and got under way, and received frem
q Propeller which had rescued them while drag.
ging 10 the water about middle deep, and in due
time landed the air and water voyagers, balloon
and ALL at the foot of State street. Everybody
was delighted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ 40 0E REAL EsrATt-AsHTABULA COMMON Pleas


john ,.s ,::.... .''.' ~. .,.l order sell Land
BY virtue Of Order Of Sale duly issued from sad Court
In the above case to me directed win oer for sale By way
Of public auction AZ The = ~
Door Of the Court House in Jefferson,
in the County Of Ashabula and In the State Of Ohm op
Monday, he 27h day of June, A. ID. 1859
between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock Of said day. the o
township Of numbul County Of Ashtabula and State ol
Ohio, being parts of Los Nos 2 25 go in Township No
ern Reserve and founded and described as olows Rnows
piece parcel Of Land In the West part Of Lot No 2
bounded North South and West BY the lines Of said Lot No
2 and East by land owned by Julius seey containing 40
961OO OF Land and the same piece decided 70 John
Jackson by Samuel Mathew, March 17h 1854 appraised
Also one other piece Of Land situate In said Township be-
ing the West part Of Lot No. 20 and bounded West North
and South by the lines Of said Lot No 20 and East BY line
parallel with the West line Of said Lot No &C. and enough
therefom to contain seventy and 2lOO Of Land APP
Also one other piece Of land in said township being the
East part Of said Lot No. 25 and bounded the East North
and South by the lines Of said Lot No 2 and West by line
parallel with the East line OF said Lot No 25 and far enough
therefrom to contain sixty and oyour hnndredths Of
acre Of Land and the last two pieces In the decided to
John jackson by Julius Seey and wife, March 10TH 1854
wh ch deed for definite description reference is hereto
Also the undivided half Of one other piece or parcel
Of Land situated in said township, and known being
section three and Lot No. two containing hundred and
Also the undivided half Of one other piece or parcel Of
Land situate the township and Is fifty OF Land
be taken off from the North side Of Lot No and bounded
follows East West and North By the original lines Of
said Lot No. and South by line 10 be run parallel 10 the
North line and r enough from It TO make said quantity
Land inclusive of Roads, any there are be the
less subject to all highways the piece Of land
decided to John Jackson by Nicholas Ga and wife, by deed
bearing date TsP S Ba aEspS Dry sbsR sAPRSs tes Master
Jefferson, May 2l, 1859 5w492-$7 T6