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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-09

MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB of WASH
INGT0N.
Three Times a Week until further Notice.
."> The steamer THOMAS COLL1 Elk
..s4ssSE7 will, from after the ith of March, run
regularly to Mount Vernon and the Tomb OF Wash
ing,on, on Tt ESDAiS, THURSDAYS, ana
FRIDAYS, leaving tbs wharf. at the foot of 7th
street. Washington, at ", A. NJ, and returning in
time for the early afternoon train for Baltimore
Coaches leave all the hotels, and the corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street, at 3, A. NJ
Round trip 81. mn '-u
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= i !, worm or EyPLaSATIoN to
those who have known us under the style of Evans
4 Co. The business located by US at No. CIT
Broadway, New York City, is the eldest establish
ed house in the country, and is known worldwide
as the original "EVANS 4 CO.'S GIFT BOOK
STORE" Many have taken the advantage Of
our popularity, to advertise under the same name,
TO increase their trade--to protect the few who
may be unacquainted with us, we would state that
we have no connection with any other Gift Book
House-and though many advertise under the
name o: Evans & Co., the firm constituted by d.
W. EVANS and J. II. PRESTON, is the first
and only concern rghtfully using the name. But
to prevent all confusion in the future, we shall use
the style of
ID. ". EVANS CO.,
and all persons wrongfully using the appellation
20 misead the public, will be made to suffer the
penalty Of the law. d. W. EVANS 4 CO.,
677 Broadway, New York.
New York, my ls--2aw3m
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JUL1Us pIENELT-DENTIsT

Office, Il Wdshjnyio" 81. No'fhW hI"g, h"HN'"',
ALEXANDRIA. VA,
OFFERS his Professional services L" those dcSIr-
~ ing them. Particular attention paid to the m
scrtion of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. nov j-ly
GEO. II. ROBINSON. THOS. H. PAYNE.
ROBINSON & PAYNE,
TROCERS, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
Vi ING MERCHANTS, Prince Street Wharf,
Alernu1ri1, Va. octS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-09

UAGAN'S INIMITABLE HAIR COLORING,
ii Goddard's Lotion, Savage's urSinL and
Whites Dentine. just received and for sale by
J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
ieI CO. corner of Prince and Fairfax SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-09

HARVEST IMPLEMENTS.-Just received
II large surply of Grain Cradles, Grain Scythes,
Graz Scvthes Snathes, Harvest Rakes, Revolving
Hay Rakes, wiretooth Rakes, scythe stones,
Rides &C., &C., for sale by ID. Il. MEADE,
No I2 Fairfax street.
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DAVY & HAR NJ o N,
DR.. HAROLD sNOWDEN

FLOUR, GRAIN, AND GROCERY MERCHANT,
Aicrondrio, Virginia.
HAS removed to No. % SorrH OF PRINCE AND
on UNION STREET. Particular attention will
he given to all ronSignmentS Of Produce. Plaster
Sail. and Groceries furnished at current rates.
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The following is partial list of property which
will lie given the purchasers of Books at the time
of sale worth from
Gold Watches. English Lever,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09
Office No, 14l Superior Street
. CLEVELAND. WEDNESDAY, MORNING, NOVEMBER o 1859.

neighborhOod in Ohio. We ought 10 get 81
least one hundred thousand names 10 these
petitions, to be laid before the legislature next
winter. ..T OF
When these petitions are a. fully signed as
possible, the friends having charge Of them are
requested 10 send them 20 the following gentle
mtA at Columbus, John Booker and James
Poindexier, who have agreed to take charge Of
tnem and put them in the hands Of such rnem-
bera OF the legislature as will not only present
the petitions, but will do,all in their power to
have the prayer Of the petitioners granted.
O. H. LANGSTON, Sect Er. Board.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09
Boor0ina.
Goal OGolrrs
CanneI Coal.

j. M. KELLY, COAL DEALER,
ON rHE
Cleveland h Pittsburgh r. r. Coal Pier,
HAS A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
IL "CANNEL COAL" for ssle. Call and try IT,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09
Coal & Coke,
Coal, Coal, Coal,

ALLEN JONES, Dealer in COAL,
IA VIII keen anty han aud for sale At Euclri
81 H. Cros lng Dy Ihs ton load ut the lowest
lSh prices.
Several If the hest qualities OF BituminouS Goals r
grHte stoves Rnd faulty generally Also good Black
smith and Steam Gals awsys hand and UNDER COOP
COVER continuance ol the former patT OF ssid
yard is most respeetiul ly solcued Also wou invite all
others wshng Coal to give US call hetore
pu cna,ing, Tor intend sell pOd pals and
reasonable terms can be bought IN the ". -
Orders loft he Post Office, addressed to either Allen
Jones OF r. o. Per will receive prompt attention, ,
The subscriber also coal constantly on hand on the
p 4 r. Coal Pier, and is ng fiom the mines,
for sale by tho ton luRd good Family bHck-
smith and Cos, all which he will sell prices To
suit tho times Orders le at the P,st Office adrHted to
ALLEN JONES,
viii receive prompt attentt n,
Office on q h r r. r. Coal Pier and for the above at
r., gsing. Cltye Land Oh 10. Eep29:2b2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09

7 shihing per week 20 City Subscribers.
Bive Doliars per yeur to Natl Subscribers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09

To the General Assembly of the State of Ohio:
Tho Undersigned citizens Of Ohio, respect
fully ask the repeal Of all Laws and parts Of
Laws, which make distinction between The eili.
Sens of the State on account Of color, and also
that you will take the preliminary steps neces-
Sary TO secure the alteration Of the Constitution
Of the State by striking out tho word white
where it occurs 10 the Fifth and Ninth Articles
LEGAL VOTERS. OTHER PERSONS.
To the Honorable, the General Assembly Of The
STATE of Ohio:
We, your petitioners citizens Of the county
oi---and State OF Ohio, do most earnestly,
but respectfully, petition your Honorable body
to enact law, which shall filliy protect every
inhsbitant Of this state Ia his inallenable right
TO Liberty, and which shall elJeeiuaiiy aboliSi
kidnapping and man stealing on the soil Of the
State Of Ohio
o. 8. A, s. oTFIcE, CLEVELAND, Oct 20.
EDrroR oV THE BUoLk: Allow me through
| your columns to mako the following announce
ment. The above petitions have been gotten
up for general circulation by the Executive
Board of the Ohio State Anti Slavery Society.
The Importance and necessity Of an efficient
and stringent Law for the protection Ofpersonal
Liberty in Ohio can be plainly seen in the in
famous cases Of kidnapping which almost daily
AXE place in the southern part Of this state
The kidnapping Of Day, OF Early ana others
and more particularly of Oliver Anderson. which
occurred bot day or two since, are fresh in the
public mind.
The laws Of this state which make unjust
distinctions among its people on account Of color
whether Constitutional or statutory ought, and
must be, altered or repealed. These laws are
sbhOrrent to every feeling Of justice, humanity
and right. They are but the relics Of bsrbarism
usurpatOn and despotism They are disgrace
TO the great and free state Of Ohio. IL is, too
to be remembered that the next legislature viii
have large Republican majority. and many oI
its members have been elected ia part by the Ia
Dor and votes Of colored men, and may we no
confidently hope that this body Of freedom vii
give 70 eOlOred men their eioI aud POtitiea
rights.
The Board has large numbers Of these peti
tons printed which can be had by addressing
/. the secretary Of the Board az Cleveland. II Il
sincerely hoped that the friends Of humanity anl
justice will send for these petitions and see tha
they are fully Sad adthOrOughly circulated in ever
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Our Nn,,nnnI TronhIes.

7 tng- For City News see third page. .r n
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
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MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, MoRNINo, Nov 0 lsso


rSPlain snd crnamenta prin ing Of every descriptor
done ~ the Printing Embellishments VI the Gihce
90 the latest improved snd mos rapid Steam tIesses
the best style, short notice ind reasonable rates
Particular attention paid 10 blanE work Evey desc dp
tion Of binding done especially Blans Books Ledgeis
Journals. Sales Books. Receiving hooks, 6c.. &C.
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penttetrp.
nENTIS FHY
GUTTA ROHA AsE,
For Arti6cial Vneth

is manu- aoturei aud all varieties Of Artificial feh arr
ut up In the hest manner W. lNGERSOl l. L.,
No 2il Marble Block, Superior street. Cleveland o,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10

C1oH the mass OF the people, Whatever the
iSnGned and rnlsanhrope philosophers may say
contrary. Show them good thlng let Its merits clearly
dSonsraed, and they viii not hesitate 70 give their
most cordial patronage The masses have already ratified
the Judgment OF physician, concerning virtues of
HoSfkrTERS BlEFERs, aS may be seen in the immense
quantities OF this medicine that annually sold
section OF the land 1t Is recognized greatly supe
or TO AL other remedies yet devised diseases of the
digestive organs such diarrhs, dysentery, dyspepsia
ADD for the various feTers that arise derAnEeent of
tose portions Of the system Hostetters rapidly
becoming household word, Maine Texas from the
satisfied.
Sold by all druggists In the world
- See advertisement In another column noy4-lu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10
M. De WALLETS
Great French Remedy for Female Irregu-
lurities.

Great French Remedy for Female Irregu-
lnrities.
For Suppresssd NenseE, Scanty, Delaying or Painful
tenss'; for RhtteS or LeucorrheG, too Scamty
s he AIensss.
An invaluable medicine females Ladies who suffer
from these difficulties and know how unpleasant 1T Is to
describe them physician appreciate the value of
simple yet efficient remedy which they may always have
at hand, and apply at pleasure.
1t should be known that the frequent Irregularities to
which young females subject, unless properly cured
frequently lay the of diseases of the most grave
and formidable character. But comparatively few girls
de over this period without either proper or the COM
mission of grave advantages of home RENE.
10y for all such cases will be duly appreciated.
Price, 81. Sold only by
LAUGHLINS BUSHFIELD,
oetl DruO0Ists, Monroe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10

A CASE exciting great interest has engaged
the attention of the Courts of San Francisco,
Dir. Levy, Jew, had been summoned as a Ju-
rOr in the Supreme Court, but failing to appear,
was sent for and found to be Mt his devotions
in the Synagogue. He informed the officer that
the day was observed by those of his faith ms
the Festival of Atonement, and that it would
be impossible for him to serve. The Judge in
stantly imposed fine of $500, subsequently
reduced to $3.50, upon the delinquent, who,
with the pecuniary aid of his co-religionists,
proposes to contest the case and settle vsxa.
tious religious question.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10

A Mr.. Purple, conductor on one of the IVES.
tern Railroads and Democratic member of the
Legislature of Iowa, soon after the State was
admitted, relates his experince in Western poll
tics, He says one of the United States officials
said to him one morning, "Purple, VIC want a
member from Burt county" So I harnasscd
up and took nine fellows with me from Iowa,
and we started for the woods, and when we
thought we had got far enough for Burt county,
we unpacked our ballot box and held an elec.
ton Tin Washington county.) canyassed the
vote, and it was astonishing to observe how
great was the unanimity at the first election
ever held in Burt county. Purple Lad every
vote. So Purple WAS declared duly elected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10

TnE Albany argus says in that vicinity loud
complaints are already being made about the
scarcity of hay. 1t has occnsiOned quite panic
among farmers in certain sections, and they are
rapidly disposing of their cattle, although who'll
ly unfit for market Hence the large supply at
present in market, and the remarkably low
prices of Beef 1t will be strange if there is
not reaction in the Spring, to the great profit
of those engaged in still feeding.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10
Mrs, WINsLOM.

An experienced and physician has Soothing
syrup for children teethng, which greatly facilitates
OF teething by sofenIng gums reducing
allsy all pain, and is to regulate the
Bowels Depend upon 1T, mothers will give your
Selves and relief your infants Perfectly safe
in all gases. See advertisement in another column.
aus2s lyd&w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10

TuE Lafayette Gnd) Courier of Saturday
evening, says that Father FIaherty, Catholic
priest of Charlottesville. was assaulted by an
Irishman named Corbett on Friday, and fight
was only prevented by the Interference of by>
ISLANDERS. The origin of the difficulty was the
accommodation and forclble expulsion from
the church, few weeks before, of Mr.. o'Con.
nor, by Father Fluherty, which Corbett, as one
of o'COnner's friends, bitterly resented. Meet
ing the priest on the day named, he talked to
him in harsh terms of his conduct, and was
proceeding to enforce his lecture with thrash.
ing, when the priest showed fight" and the
row was stopped.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10

THB election news upto this writing, comes in
sloR-but what there is Of it is in keeping with
the general tone of all the Fall elections so far;
that is, it is Republican. New York State has
gone Republican strongly, electing, as the des-
patch says, majority to both branches of the
Legislature, and carrying three fourths of the
county officers throughout the State.
New Jersey, for the first time in her history,
we believe, elects Republican Governor,
which, as things stand now throughout the
country, insures her vote, most likely, for the
Republican candidate in 1860.
Wisconsin, Illinois, and everywhere else,
north of Mason and Dixon's line, where they
have been holding elections, show about the
same uniform vote for the Republicans The
r.turns indicate pretty certainly, that from this
time on, the Republicans will have exclusive
occupation of all the Northern States this side
the Rocky Mountains, and will vote in body
hereafter against any measure ;looking to the
recognition or establishment of slavery in the
territories.
An observable feature about these elections,
and very gratifying one, we think, too, is the
utter failure of the Harper's Ferry raid, SO
bitterly waged by the Democratic press, to pro-
ducs an effect on the Northern people. Like
the student of Mrs. Sheley's ''Frankenstein,' ,,
they did, sure enough, create monster that
fed on their own vitals.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10

THE failure of the "Reforrn" movement in
baltimore seems to have been owing to doubts
as to its sincerity. There were indications that
the Performers" were in some political connec.
ton with the Democrats, and this was fatal
to the new party. The violence and murder
that have become an established part of the
elections in Baltimore were commenced by the
Democrats; the Know Nothings have indeed
greatly enlarged them, but the difference be-
tween the two has been in degree, not in kind;
and the people naturally feel that the remedy is
not in giving the city back to the party that
stands responsible for the original outrage upon
the right of suffrage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10

WE See 1t authoritatiVely announced that our
next door neighbor has at last received his ex.
Pected appointment, and is now to be charge
d'Gtair' des Indians, at Santa Fe, New Mexico,
berth that pays well and involves no labors
beyond that of smoking with the chiefs and
coquetting with the Minnehahas.
As we said the other day, We most sincerely
congratulate our ueigh6or, and we would take
this new opportunity to endorse him to the
hidalgos, Alcaldes and "braves" Of that be-
nighted region, as a clever gentleman.
Our neighbor deserves well of the party
He has endured good deal at its hands, even if
he never rolled off his coat and worked as hard
as some of the 'L. DIS" He unfortunately, got
tangled up wrong inTthe Congressional business
and that, perhaps, has kept him under the wa
t'F longer than he would otherwise have been.
Our neighbor evidently feels all this, and in adj
dition to the picturesque elatement'' which any
one might naturally manifest on the possession Of
so good streak of fat, takes the occasion,
while acknowledging the receipt of some new
subscribers, TO tell 81. BIS" men here that for
all their aid he might have starved to death. In
last nights argus, for instance, he says that
There are now in the city of Wheeling, six
Post-Otice clerks two mail agents, one special
mail agent, one n. O., and one Judge of the
Circuit Court, who are not patrons of the hume
paper. They all receive good salaries too.
We had no idea, until we saw this Official
transcript from our neighbours ledger, that the
feud in the harmonious family was so extensive
This shows that neighbor has been pretty
nearly segregated from all the bright lights of
the faith about here for some time back. From
such an unpleasant state of things VIC are suro
he must be glad to escape and we congratulate
him anew on his happy delizerancO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10

The yellow fever in Texas, during the month
of October, made sad havoc among the people.
The Galveston Ne,os of the 3Oth ult., says Judge
Dean returned the day previous from journey
to the interior, and passed through Cypress
City. While there he took particular pains to
ascertain the number of inhabitants in that
place Immediately after the first alarm of yellow
fever, and how many had been left The num-
Der at that time was forty five; and of this num-
Der twenty-seven have since died; two of the
remaining number were dying when he was
there, and fifteen others were sick! 1t will be
seen that this leaves but one well person in the
place. except those who are there as nurses from
Houston. Such mortality, we think, is entirely
unprecedented.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10
Charles London Cordial Gin,

which is distilled under inspection of the British Govern
ment' is decately favored [unke any other Gin) with
some OF the most valuable reeOEatves Vegetable
Kingdom and by far the healthy beverage extan.
The MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS RuKoPE AND AMERICA not
only recommend its BY the aud hearty but pre-.
scribe 1t as medicine where stimulant required
TnE FEMALE SIX will find 1t only pleasant Cordial,
Ous certain relief suHerngs periodical character
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS EAsks pronounce IT perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits Incompatible.
Sold only in quart and pint bottles by all DRUGGISTS
cERs, &c. 'N"'-
For salem Wheeling Va by t. LoGAN CO., AZ Main
street. T. b. JOHNSTON, 1T6 Market ST. and others.
EDMUND G. CHARLES, General Agent.
mylI-dkwl1m DEPOT, No. ~ BROADWAY Ny
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10

blame his faith in the might of stars and
angels" is well known.
In Wilhelm Tell are found the finest concep-
tons of heroic patriotism. Tell is regarded as
the appointed avenger of his country's wrongs
and he himself, felt that it was commission
from above. In the first half of the play the
mind is we'll prepared for the final outbreak in
the eloquent details of oppression and outrage,
and in the bold, free speeches of the peasantry.
which are not long confined to midnight con-
claves. The readers of this play will remem-.
Der the scene where Won Melchthal learns that
his aged father has had his eyes pierced out, in
consequence of some trifiing offence which the
son had committed against one of the minions
of Gessler, and for which he had been cons
PEELED to fly, leaving his old father exposed to
their vengeance. The passage is too beautiful
TO be Omitted here:
the the S.s eye fs AZ RLa the Es Of
Each fair created thInE-the very plants
Turn with a joyful transport to the light,
And he-he must drag on through all his days
IN endless dark1ess :; Never more for him 80
Nor shall he more behold the roseate tints
or or the Iced @ non toPl To d. is nothing
So pitso2sIy at me, Sa We Two Two e sVeH
Yet my poor blind father can give neither!
No, not one CLEAN of that great sea OF light
That with its dazzling spendOr Goods gaze"
Tho most familiar scene in Wilhelm Tell, is
that in which Tell is compelled to shoot the APP
pie from the head of his son.
Schiller seems to have had few of those ad>
verse circumstances to contend with, which
have marked the lives of so many great poets.
EnrrlVng a'' * f-iends Goethe Bas the most in
innate aud this intimacy continued TO the close
of his (Schcr's) life, which, info rtunately for
the literary world, was not a long one, being
only forty -six years old at the time of his death.
We cannot close this outline of Schiller, with.
out borrowing paragraph from dissertation
upon him, by one of his countrymen.
: SCHILLER appeared with youthful vigor, in
corrupt and decrepit age, with heart of wons
drous strength, and at the same time, of virgin
purity. He has warred with the immoral Ten.
dency of the prevailing taste of his age, more
powerfully and VIGOROUSLY than any other
Undazzled by the brilliant wit of his time, he
has ventured to appeal again to the purcst and
most original feelings of man, and to oppose to
the scotfers an austere and holy carnestness.-
We have to thank him for yet more than the
publication of the temple of art The mighty
charm of his song has not only touched the i'm
aglnatlons of men, but even their consceinces;
and the fiery zeal with which he entered into
conflict with all that is base and vulgar, the
holy enthusiasm with which he vindicated the
acknowledged rights aud the insulted dignity of
man. more frequently and VIGOROUSLY than any
before him, make his name ustrions not only
among the poets, but among the nobleSt sages
and heroes, who are dear to mankind"
-AolDSA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10

JUsr think of the vote Of New York CITY
falling IS 900 below What the Registry com.
puted it at The Republicans claimed that
there were 10000 fraudulent votes hitherto
cas-, and We can scarcely doubt it now.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-10
70 the Be-DruEEed nad Poisoned Citizens
Of WheeIimg and Vicinity.

. VA " HoeLlH8 aHu y EcInlEy.
You with deuge of the vilest compounds in
eform Of "Aeohollc Drinks that ever emanated from
naE pest Of SoC1eEy tue thy aEv-svIl 90
ycu as auxuFy, or they dispensed you as Medi-
CHE, and In either case the effect is the same.
There is but way escape and that is to use as
luxury medicament safe and reliable stnulant sold
under stamp and which renders it certain that it has
notbeen tempered with. Such an ARTICLES