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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

intrigue and 70 -emsin the center round which tbs
old RoysIst Camaris rev0ives. From o'clock 70
| O'Clock IN the morning, sne receives audiences OF
her psrti,sns, in which very extensive CORE
spondence 10 sifted, The questions OF the oay are
debated and the directions for common sctiJn are
given out. It 10 the p obsbli'y Of the Kings ap-
pro.cbipg death that has again shaken the resol1-
zion of proclsiuiDg the general amnesty o. BIS
birthday since .he Regents ad7i.ers, more sDIions
to catch popularity By melodrsmatc scenes th.n ny
real work, dislike to miss this cbe.p opportunity
for u,heripg IN the new regime Under gr,cion' aus-
pIces.
As 10 the political changes IT, be brought abo1t
by TIE death Of the King, sbd the coronation oi H.,
brother, they are very differently sPPrecs.ed IN
different guartefs. The mass OF the middie-c.ss
expect eyentbi from The installment OF the
Prince On the throne. All the acts of his pres.
ebt government which they dislike, they have made
up their minds 70 explain by The necessities OF hs
situation and the checks put upon his movements oy
the Csmarlls Of the Queen. The mass Of the
middle class INDUCED the same hopes 10 the latter
tine Of the reign Of Frederick William l., when
they quietly bore with al Government shortcom-
ines, sDd opposed every attempt at agitation, con-
WINGED as they were that the Prusssa millennium
was to bresk in with the advent Of Frederick WI.
ham ". Ii was Only after the latter hid banned
their hopes and laid bare their delusoDs thAtt oey
at last began to stir. As 70 the mass OF the peo-
PIC, lUSt are Leu Gnu "oitA g so
change Of rulers, not as if the Prince Regent
was popular with then, but simply be-
Cause they are conscious Of the middle
class being resolved upon the most decided oPpo-
sition against any movement to take place before
the Kings DEATH As to the really informed portion
Of the apparent partissns Of the Prince Regent,
their former opinion that his arrival on the throne
would give a decidedly liberal direction 10 the
Government, seems to have given way 70 more IA
tioDal views. They become more and more aware
of the dsagreeabe fact, that the conservative
"Coubterpoise, which formerly they used to ac-
count for by the influence Of the Queens Cana
lila at Sans Souc exists within the intimste conn
ellis Of the Prince Regent. This s found especially
in the person of Betbmann. Hollaeg, Minister of
Public Instruction; and also in the retention in
place Of all the great of subordinate officials
appointed years ago By Manteufiel. These still
sway the power of the Government, and give to It
in great measure its character at home and abroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
PRUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
,uderce Of The N. Y. nihune.

CosrtspordeIce Of The ~ Y. nibure.
BERLIN, Oct. Q, 1889.
The proclamation of the General Amnesty
which, as reported in my la,t letter, was TO be
Issued on the 18th Of October, the Kings birthday,
seems on the point Of being again put of for a
while by the eyer-chsnsing councillors of this
weak minded Government. The fact il, that the
Kings state of health has sadly deterorsted. APP
cplectic fits, and the apprehension Of their recur
renee, appear now as secondary matters, since the
most painful and hopeless decomposition of the
brain strikes terror into the Kings attendants.
ANY movement on his part has become so painful
that the conveyance even from his bed to bis chair
grows daily more difficult, and the plan OF trans
porting him to the Palace Of Potsdam, situated
near Sans Souci, had to be given up Ills conscious.
ness awakes at intervals, more and more distant
from each other, and with progressively contract
ing spheres Of thought and recollection, while NO
lent spasms are sure to follow every such CT SIS III
must be acknowledged that the Queen, the SISTER oil
Sophia OF Austria, exhibits a force OF VIII,
strength Of mind, and an endurance OF eAeru0n,
truly admirable in woman OF 40 weak oouny
constitution. Not only during great part OF The
dsy does che fulfil the eShsustinR duties OF com"
mon nurse AZ the side Of the King who neither
recognizes nor obeys any voice but hers
Abs trail lady contriNes simultaneously 10
keep Op y eouItoi her OWE, ~ pursue Peh1icai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

As OIL FlyER.-Tbe discovery Of Seneca oil in the
essierb pat ct Crssord equity few weeks sgv, Is
cestiLs fever for speoustion, which rsPdy extends
70 siioii ing counfe'. The oil /. Obtained oy boring
into tie ground distance Of about 20 feet tarouSh
Ger ain s.rs,um OF saDisHns AMI fiom thence IL 70
be pumped with the ws'er-shst prop Htion Of the
latter We are not informed. -hsit sunk 10 Crawford
County i producing almost fabulous quantities. OF
Seneca OIL which worth al least 30 cents per gallon
in ire crude state o. Just as i, is taken from the
ground. Several nsor4 sprngs from which this kind
Of oil has been o5.siaed hsve be, known in Warren
County. TEo companies, composed Of men Of means,
heve been formed 10 this county for the purpose OF
operating il CraEtrIc, vhie within 81 borders
feysral OIL sprngs have been purchased by persois
Who ih!.k they discover vas; qGaL,ity Of Zoe pare
seIeeI WAT-r lPsl Ledger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
A BREEZE IN PENNSYL VANIA.

Couespondence Of TIE ". Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. -, 1859.
In the recent election, subject has been brought
before the people Of Pennsylvenis which is likely
hereafter TO have great influence upon the political
destiny of many persons. | mean the subject OF the
resale Of the State Canals by the >unbury and Erie
Rsroad Company. The allegation ia that st1pen-
dous fraud. have been committed, and, as conse-
uuerce, there is q strong desire to investigate the
matter, which will probably be done at the next ses-
slol OF the Legislature. Tne law authorizing the sale
Of the State Canals was passed in 1888 under Gov.
Packers Administration, and embraced the West
Branch aud Susqoehsnns, the North Branch Canal,
and the Delaware Division. The law created trust
in the Sun bury and Erie Railroad Company, by which
hey were required TO resell AMI account TO the Com
mon eslth-the Common wealth agreeing to take
az 800 eco in the Railroad Companys bonds, AMI OK
the surpu, over above that sum 10 De divided one
fourth to the Railroad Company to psJ the expense
OF SALE and the other three fourths the Comm )n~ een
In the execution of this trust, the Directors OF the
Railroad Company sllese 70 have sold the canals
without any public notice OF the time or pscs of sale,
on the terms OF payment 70 themselves and cJnfeie
rates at price Tar below their value, and below the
price by other parties; thus Defending 81 Is al
eged the Commonwealth out OK about - UOU, 100. In
this sale ID money was paid worth mentioning, but
bonds given, payable twenty years hence l1ose
bonds the present means OF tins Sunoufy and Enc
Railroad Company for its construction an sre nov Oh
the market. Who, and how many OF me giea men OF
Penn syvaLis will be implicated 1t is difficult to say,
but the names OF most Of the distinguished Anti lie
compton Democrats mentioned in connection With
the matter. ON NWE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

MACHINERY At The FAIR.-Ssnforis Farm Mi,
for grinding all kinds of grain by horse or other pow
er is intended particularly for farmers use and
sisis OF series Of flst castron grooved plates, so
operated by dou lie crank es give them recipro
eating ard ossillating motion. The grain is ground
b,txeen these plates aud the inventor alleges that it
passes much shorter distance in contact with the
grinding surfaces before being delivered and ID conse
quen,ly lees liable 10 be heated than when ground in
other mills.
"Neers Rotary Dynanometer ard Register is q
compact light simple AID efficient machine for
urpg steam or other Dower. Ii attached % the div
rg pulley Of main shaft, it will weigh and register
tie exact amount Of power transmitted for any given
time, whatever mag be the variation in speed or re-
sistarce. Ii tenants hiring power would INTRODUCES
this system Of measuring they would generally tnd 1t
advantageous, estimated horse power usually falls
far short oft1e sbsolute.
Andrews Patent An;i-Frction Centrifugal Pump
Is so constructed as TO receive, pass through aud de-
liver the water on nearly the same line Of motion
given i: by the r.voyers paddles, and shows more
efficiency than ouch pumps as require the water TO
make angles in its passage through them.
Prs,is ALtiftiction Rollers for Journal Boxes,
are INTENDED 10 s.ve lubncstion theoretically they
have 10 rubbing surface practically, it il possible
they may, by imperfection IN construction, become
irregular in shape, and thus fall 20 roll freely when,
Of cour,e they would be worse than uselers. Should
this rot be the case and should their rolling friction
be less han the rubbing friction o. wellubrics,ed
Journal, il will prove to be valuable device. They
are now being spilled 10 OF the city cars, where
iair tsst will be gwen them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

TIE following letter appeared in The PHILADELPHIA
North American Of Monday:
While coming to this city on Saturday, first read
q telegraph dispatch from Washington, saying that
JOIN Bown the prisoner csptured a. Harper. Ferry
refused il the presence Of Senator Mason aud Mesrs
EsulkLer and Valsndghsn, 10 answer the question
whether he mad consulted Mr.. Giddings about his
Virginia expedition.
al is evident that the object Of these gentlemen
was lot TO obtain facts on which predcae charge
OF crime, of any immoral or dshonorable act. Had
sucn been their object they would not have published
what not said but they proclaim their suspicious
era by such DnueIdoes and seek TO mpugn
the character Of one no xss not present.
81 do not feel called upon 20 reply b such attempts
10 cast reprosch upon myself. i cay 10 the<e qaes.
tioLers, geHtienen, 1 an yoVr per. / have served
MY country as long. sLd hope as honestly, as either
Of you; ard you know, ana the country knows, tds.
sly question you may PROFOUND 10 me touching the
Government, 1T past or present position, will be
frankly, promptly, and fully answered, 10 the extent
Of NY knowledge and belief aud l pronounce tois
steu pt to ssssil d.h1norsbls, unworthy of your
positions, unworthy Of honorable men.
Bat you mus, not expect 20 escape the response
blity Of your conduct oy thus a-sailpg one who
bss for years cautioned you the resus that must fol-
low the efforts Of yourselves and patty 70 extend
Slavery, and your determined purpose 10 involve the
people VI the Flee States IN toe dsgrace aud crime Of
supportpgan Institution which ali honest and nde-
pendent Lien Of thofe States repudsie. No man Of
our ns'ou has done more than Of You 70 produce
rhe Results which have recently attracted the atten
tior OF the people. They are the immediate ard IN
mistake able effects Of the efforts Of yourselves and
psrty 10 establish Slavery in Kansas Murderers there
were rewarded by Executive appointments TO office.
Browns the victims Of that Gespotsn which
your party exetsd IN favor Of institution shch the
people abboTred.
These facts DO not rest suspicion, the re-
fusal Of victim TO answer aay QUESTION:. They rest
upon the records and the history Of the Government
neef. No evasion, tergisersstion, change the
eIdurrg truths 70 which refer. Auc you would bet
ter saoserye tee public good by eIerng your influence
aIt eeerIyrg ysuy liu-e ]. teyecting TIE egi.s you
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-18
Agn and IDENTIFY.

As old age comes creeping on, it brings many
attendant infrmities. Loss Of appetite and
weakness impair the health, and want ofactivity
makes the mind Disconnected and unhappy. In
cases where old age adds its influence, It is al.
most impossible to add yigor and health and al
though many remedies have been tried, all have
failed until BGRHAVES HOLLAND BIT
TIERS were known and used. In every case
where they have been employed they have in.
var ably given strength and restored The appe-
lite. They have become a great agent for this a.
lone, and are used by many people wlo are SUI
fering from loss of appetite and general debility.
In cases Of long standing chronic diseases, they
act as a charm, inyigorating the system, thus
giving nature another opportunity to repa If
physical injuries.
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w y
TeiikamRpt & Kitching's Monthly
Wool Circular.

No. SO. BEAVER ST., New York, May ], 1859.
GeatIen,en-We have to report a quiet mar
ket during the month Of April, especially so up
to the 2lst, at which date a large sale at auc-
ton Of Foreign and Domestic woods was an
nounced. The sale, however, has been subject
and deseryedly, to much censure-it was a de-
cided failure. A small quantity only was offer.
ed, and that mostly bid ln--the balance was
withdrawn. In fact the sale has had a bal eff
feet on this months business, and clearly proved
that similar auctions will not do for agreat mar
k3t like this. Liberal auction sal.s ionly,swill
give satisfaction to both sellers and buyers.
Since the date above mentioned there has
been more doing, but at q decline from previous
rates Of about 5 to 10 per cent. Domestic
Fleece Wool will alt be taken before the new
clip, the stock Of which being very light, the
prices will not be much lower.
Pulled Wool is in better supply, yet there is
little demand for it at even the reduced rates.
California and Texas WOODS have been selling
freely at considerably lower prices, in conse.
q9shes Of the large stock in market, and fimi.
TIL inquiry Buyers of Wool in these States
win 10 we'll To operate cautiously during TIE
new clip.
The prospect of d wafi in Europe seem TO have
much Influence in the Wool market there, and
the price Of medium and fine wool have receded
somewhat. Should the war actually occur. IL
will be felt more and have IFS bearing on our
market for domestic wool, he clip Of which Is
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-18
CEWAATES, JR.

GJ~0ne Of the Most Prevalent, and at the
same time troublesome and painful diseases that
attend the human flesh, is the Feyers and Ague.
For a long time the medical world have been
continually bringing forth numerous specifics for
its permanent cure; but all without effect.
DR. j. Hostetter, au experienced and celebrat-
ed physician, has succeeded in furnishing the
public with a valuable preparation for the cure
OF Fever and Ague. The steady and ~increas-
ing demand lately made for the "Bitters,'' and
the universal success attending its use, have
made for it a reputation unsurpassed by any
specific Of the kind. For the cure Of Fever
and Ague, Dir. Hostetter's celebrated Stomach
Bitters must and should Slain a superiority
over any other preparation extant.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, ev-
erywhere. Sec advertisement in another col
unn. / mo.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-18
RECK WITII'S
CARPET CURTAIN
AND
w indOW Shade Store

The Only Establishment Of the
kind in Ohio.
HIVE Stories 100 feet long, devoted exclusively
L to the sale Of the above goods.
STORY NO. /.
Ii devoted 10 the sale of Oh! cloths from Q feet to
"a ieet vide, and Rope and canton Mating, "a,
"a, Al, 5s4 and 6 4 wide
STORY NO. 2.
Is an immense room. % feet high, devoted 10
two ply and three Fly carpets Piano aud table GOV
ers. Mats, Table oil cloths, stair covers, stair reds,
carpet Sweepers Nc.
STORY, No. g..
Is devoted TO tapestry Brussels and tapestry
velvet carpets, Rugs, body Brussels carpets, lace
and muslin curtains, cotton, worsted and sntin
Dnnlasks cornices. curtain arms and bands. cords
and Tassels, gold bordered aud common shades,
Buff and white Hollands, curtain f%xtures, pulpit
tassels, &c,
STORY Nc. 4,
IL devoted to hemp and cotton carpet, cheap wool
do, Druggets, crumb cloths, Felt cloths, carpet Ii.
nings rag carpets, list and yarn carpets. Dutch
wool do, &c,
STORY No. 5,
Is dsed as an upholstery and sewing room, for
me milking oil carpets, fitting shades and corniceE,
&c.
Nos. ls1; & ls9 Superior st. Cleveland, o.
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approaching, and We have but little doubt that
pr'ees will not rule as high as the isrIners have
been expecting. The events Of this year will
cause some huctultion-and therefore deserve
attention.
Zine Foreign Wool has been but little sought
Tor darng April, AMI although the present stock
IS mosilyof the new clip, and in good condition
the prices are easier at least 5 per cent. 70. de-
S'rable kinds, and from > to 10 per cent for
neglected qualities.
Trade being considered in a healthy state,
and the importations of wool not larger than
necessary. We may LOOK for a fair business du-
ring the next season.
PnicsS CCaREvr or Wool, AT New YORK, lst
NAY. 1859.
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erroneous suggestions Of the gentleman whose
communication we have been attempting to fol-
low, and now my only request is that hereaf-
ter, the gentleman should weigh his sugges-
tons more carefully before communicating them
10 the public.
Remembering that "mals o%nsortia b0nos more'
~iHqaiRapt." IL.
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New YoRE, MAY 7.
The supply Of Domestic Fleece is nearly ex.
hausted, and the small quantity on hand being
held at but a slight decline from the highest
rates, purchasers attention having been limited
to fore ign clothing qualities, Of which there is a
good assortment in the market. The sales from
first hands embrace POO bales South American
Merlno and Mestizl at 28sI8e; 80 do Morocco
2O@22; do fine Smyrna rs, 6 mos; and 500
bales California, price and terms not made pub.
lie. There have been no important sales of
Fleece and pulled; Of the latter there is a mod
crate stock. Prices are nominal at about &c
lower than the extreme rates of last January.
Imports from Jan. l to April 80, 1859
From Foreign ports, bales IS $50
Coastwise ports 8,Sl8
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sVce0 Firm.
JEFFERS & CARAVAN,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Books, Paper and
Notions, in the rooms formerly occupied
by Jenkins, Branum & Co.
Bridgeport. Ohio.
WYE are now receiving from the eastern cit les
w q Urge stock OF Books, Paper, Stationery
and Notions, recently purct ased at the very lowest
prices, our stock consisting in part of Scleutiiic,
Literary and Miscellaneous Works, Sank and
School books Of all kinds, Cap, Letter, Billet and
other papers, varying i'll price from 81 90 to $500
a ream; also the largest assortment of Window Pa
pers, OIL cloths and fixtures, Paper hangings, etc,
ever offered in Eastern Ohio. Our stock OF Notions
and variety goods cannot be surpassed in qualify or
style; or sold lower in price, either Wholesale or
Retail.
The undersigned having had long experience in
10th the WHOLESALE and retail departments OF the
Paper, Book and Notgon tfade, eefconfident thar
they can offer better inducements to deal, rs and
retail purchasers than atty other firm.
We will take in exchange, cotton and faxen
rags, wooden rags, feathers, ginseng, beeswaX and
Aaxseed for which the highest market price will be
paid.
All persons desiring anything in our line of trade
arc respectfully requested to give us a call, or send
in their orders. Il. }, CARMAN,
GRANVILLE JEFFERS.
Bridgeport, May 4, 1659-ly
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1859 GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE. 1859
Second Stock of Spring and Summer Goods!
TREMENDOUS NTOCRN
Filling our three store rooms to overaOwing-be the Iargcs stock of
Rich and Desirable Goods that has been in the city for Is wears.

THE Subscribers take pleasure in announcing that they hse now in store tbs LARGEST, and in
manyr respects the MOST pESlRAbLESncS OF Foreign and DomesIcG Goods they have ever poant
ed to republic Such are our arrangements with the Importers and MamhGures ,CbuYng las we d
almost our entire s%k with ASH that we can sells goods upon az 6v0Hbeie rmsas mv b~ pbs
West Among our purchases which amout to $50 asses and bales We call pnVGuTn Tm ~
Of GODS omhn new York Auction uusesm original packages embMJns mn ny a.
CHEAPEST ever bOughtO tbs wesL-man OF them lEs than y their value Weaedtrmre
to maket ue interest OF @hb buyers 10 make He BEE NV their place OF daing-ani we assure
the public We mean not only to make OURS the largest store in pdto fSTOCK and RISINFSSmn
Wheeling Cbchu has been fmS years aJ ut doMv asIup as uuew is fpoNiJeW hall
always huvea large Gree ofSt lass Salesman EnHilM and Germany n1emnly and obiTg
Who nj Yourselves will eafWyshaPy Udpwg goods at sma advanced N cost Our motor small
profits quck Ss and prompt pay
In our stock wHM always found the largest stock Of rthfm cy and plain Dress SHkn the CITY
The riches dhuis, TnaeaN abncas Robes OF every style and ummpr fabrics 81 ever sMe agd
price. The hdcest variety dChmmly pmt French lace MInIesa aud silk do, and the best variety
of rape SILK Stella and Mantle haNsOe every style The rgetN stock of ChazesL lawns De-
.ums GhalH Bavges Prints. &c, & &C. ever brought 10 the lily -uHy 10000 yards
meel tWeed, linen and cotton fbnGS ami musins uayaG,H etc
Ours stock oil ParaAhs-Bu truly immense and in Millinery Goods and Straw Goods ueneauy
Bone tna and Hats We chaNangeI The wOdd-we nr before had half so many Oh stock slamef
.hnA ALL other stocks in Wheeling combined we cans sell Bunncusa at their value IA COED bouoet
which We will Ell very cheap Remember the place at devgn Of The Golden beehive near the SS,
pension Bdtge, Wheeling Va
May IS. STONE d THOMAS.
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George & Wilson,
Wholesale GrOccrS Ond Dealers i'm
Produce and all Kinds OF Agri-
cultural implements, Cndiz. o..

OIEI aNG aIi KINDS OF ASTi-
cultural EmpIcm cnts, Cndiz. o..
4 RE the sole Agents for the sale of the Syria.
IN euse first premium Buckeye Mower. in the
Counties of J ]efferson, Harrison and Belmont. In
our printed posters we refer you to a list of the
names OF Farmers to whom VIC have sold this ma
chine. IL is the only recommendation needed -
We are1also agents Tor the Fale Of tic New York
Reaper and Mower, manufactured by Messrs
Warder, Brokaw & Child, Springfield, q. A first
class machine, Fishers Iron Mower, price Sl0O,1
manufactured by Messrs. Fisher. Shalters 81 Co,
Alliance, O. Atkins Self Raking Reaper and
Mower, and various other machines. Having been
in the business oil selling and operating Harv est.
es and having paid particular attention to the
mints of all machines brought before the public,
we have been enabled to Offer those wishing TO pur.
chase, the very best article found in the Country
We sell ntl our machines with the express under.
standing that the purchaser is TO be sa tisied thai it
performs all IL is represented to do-no money re-.
quired until the machine has been tried ana PROV
ed satisfactory. We expect TO canvass thoroughly
the three Coantes named above, that all may lave
an opportunity Of securing a machine. We will
have agencies established in Steut enyille, Bride.
port, st Clairsville, GAINESVILLE, ana other towns
throughout these counties. Order early, before the
machines are all sold, a nd not be disappointed as
some twenty or twenty-five were last season.
We have on hand a few OF Balls Ohio Mowers.
which we will sell cheap for cash.
GEORGE e. WILSON.
Cadiz, April q, '59,3t
GOLDEN SYRUP, fresh from the refinery, 70
VI sale by GEORGE.
S0Kegs assol Ied Nails Tor safe by
lHO & ~ 81
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NEW ADvERTISEmENTs


is HEREBY given that the subscribers has been
appointed and qualified a. Executors OF the lat
will and Testament of John Phillips. late OF Haui.
son county deceased. ELIZA PHILLIPS,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS.
Dated this 18th day ofMay, A -. 1859 81.