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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-22
TEAS, LIQUORS, AND TOBACCO.

TEAS LIQUORS, AND TOBACCO.
RIDGELY. HAMPTON II CO.,
RE now receiving from boat to-day, large
n STOCK OF TOBACCO,
The 6r.t instaIment If their SPRING SUPPLIES,
Ia an inspection Of which they invite dealers.
We are daily expecting large quantity "f lEA,
Of e,e,y y,ade and dc'crjl'''""
NH - RpGELY. HAMPTON Il co.
"D OVAL WINDSOR" BITTERS aud mir
IL SOT," indispensable to Bars, and m".t eX-
cellcnt TONES, for sale by
feb IL RIDGELY. HAMPTON co.
WE ARE just in receipt OF few casks Of pure
w OLD PORT, SHERRY, and MADEIRA
WINES, which We offer i"r sue.
;,n % RlDGELY, HAMPTON & co.
nORTER AND ALE.-We are just in receipt
OF a fresh supply of Barclay Perkins
PORTER, and "Allsops" f. l. PALE ALE.
myl7 RIDGELY, HAMPTON co.
nIDGELY, HAMPTON co, offer for sale
X, COOKING WINE, of every description
feb -
AVE OFFER FOR SALE FRESH GREEN
w AND BLACK TEAS, Of superior quality
feb l2 RIDGELY, HAMPTON co.
DIDGELY, HAMPTON L CO., keep constantly
IL OH hand u large supply of the most popular
brands Of CHAMPAGNE WINE feb II
NTOTICE.-The highest market price ppid tor
~ old Scrap IrOn Wrought and Cast Rags,
Rope, Copper, Brass, Lead, Zinc, Bones &c:
cor. Union and Duke sts,, OF No. 50 Union.st
sep 20-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-22
GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER OF CAMERON AND EAIKFAA HIa-
nNHIS well-known and POPULAR HOTEL
having undergone a THORGTGH RENOVA-
TION md FINISHING, is now open, with
everything complete, for the convenience and sc-
comuo uodation of B0ARDERS and TRAVELLERS.
efy- The Proprietor has secured the services Of
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL F.
GREGORY, under whose joint management no
pains will be spared to sustain the reputation Of
the HOUSE a. FIRST CLASS HOTEL in
every respect JAMES GREEN.
.iaxandr;, Esbruary J6sQ--dtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-22

NITATEK COOLERS AND REFRIGERATORS
w Il have endeavored 10 obtain for my sales
this season, THE BEST WATER COOLERS and
REFRIGERAT0RS which could be had Please
see them. On hand several Refrigsrstors Of old
stylss, which are offered at cost.
apr JOHN OGDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-22

These prices include Cement for Sealing. Extra
Cement for sealing always on hand
ii. l. GREGORY,
iss Ils and 120 kiDgst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-22

DANIEL CAW00D,
NLOVR AND GRAIN FACTOR, LOSG WHARF,
II opposite Pioneer Mills, Alexandria, Va
ian L
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-19
JoB RRTNgINoTI.

The o6see Of Tzr KASsAs -EKxs is furnished
With eomplets assortment of the newest STYLES
Of Type. Borders. Flourishss. Cuts, Cards, Fancy
Papers, ColoFsd Inks, Bronse, &C.. enabling the
proprietor to print CikccLAks cAapss CEz1IpIcArfs
OF sroCz, DrEDs PosrEss. and all dther kinds Of
Jos Pssssiss, ii D manner 'uhsurPasssd IA tAs
euuauy.- Particular ssssnti0ii paid % printing
all kinds Of Blanks. Orders fer work pEumptiy
atsended to when accompanied With Casa. "Ez'
cxIgoz" Il oas mrtEo. " E5gsozA IT.
Blank Warranty and Mortgage Deeds, Bondss
Executsons, Summons, SubPenas, Atsaehmentss
Recognizspees, etc, constantly 90 hand. d.es n >
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-19
+ H o s E
Medical Notice.

T.. G. A CUTLER, having permanently
- tseated in Forest Hill, offers his pro-
~ sAa services to the citizens of that place
=. sMoreosnding country. DR.. @. is graduate OF
Z University of New York, member of the
: r.. sedieai Society, and graduate of the n.
II Cty Eye and Ear 1nfirmary; having had seye-
q. vars experience in the largest Hospitals in
=, s.. Re fatters himself that he can give sat
s. ION .a ia all cases which may be entrusted to
0fe sepll-6
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-19
3 [ 4 CK 8 hit q IN G..
cox & RAKER.

A'iNG established themselves in the above
Deo-,i business at Emporia, would announce to the
IN: Prepared to de all manner of work in then
a4,'u business. in the best manner. They hattel
bu;eiVes that with their long experience at the
ar;aess they will De able to give the fullest satis
,ussol 20 AZ who may favor them with their pat
Pge. Prices reasonable.
-@Poria. August L, 1S56.-sf
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-19
ARTHUR I. BAKER,

Attorne Y a t i a w /,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
n..,er i'm Land Warrants, Town Lots and
Shares, Claims, &c.,
1uERIcUs, BRECKENRIDGE COUNTY, KANsAs-
Pre-emption business promptly attended to
udnsv invested and debts collected-Legal instru-
mt: carefully drawn up and recorded-Claims
IA on and Declaratory Statements promptly for
ysrded, ETC., ETC.
TMr. B. is also President of the Amerieus
Town Company. decii-u
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-19
REFER. aY PERMISSION. 70

Gov. s. P Chase, Columbus, Ohio; Hon Charles
Ainson, Lawrence Kansas; Hon. F. P. Stanton,
compton, Kaasas; H. u. Jones, Clerk s. Court,
h Louis, Mo-; Hon. George L. Miller. Omaha, n
l. Reynolds, Ely & Co., Chicago, ILL.,; Hon. M
! ParrOtt, Leavenworth, Kansas; Hon. P. Bliss,
lyris. Ohio; s. Palmer, Esq, Cincinnati Ohio.
ne9-ly
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-19
in which the highway labor therein specified

in which the highway labor therein specified
is assessed. sns, l9.ilea 49, ..f i,sss
Sec. "a. The supervisors shall annex to
each such tax list warrant signed by them,
which shall be IN substance. in the following
form: TO A B. overseer of road district
number in the town of .4sisz.sE /:
You are hereby required to collect from the
several persons and corporations named in
the annexed tax list and from the owners of
the real estate described therein. thetax
set opposite to such persons. corporations
and property, within the time limited by
law. and to apply the taxes by you collect
ed, and make due returns, as the Law requires.
Dated the ry day of 50 .1S
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-19
Overseeri

See. 3s Every constable who shall re-
ceiye any such tax list to be collected. shall,
to the best of his ability, collect the sums
due in money, on such tax iist. from the
persons who ought to pay the ssmes and
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-19
". z. sUTLIFF.

MERCHANT TAILOR, wholesale and retail
VI dealer in Cloths, Clothing, and Gents Fur
ssAing Goods, No. Mass. ST., doors north of j.
a9ods, Lawrence, Kanzas. Particular attention
A'd to cutting garments for others to make, and
ERECT Mt guaranteed. june26-lys
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-19
NJ. F. CONWAY,
Attorney at Law.

AGGOTu u0y a u Lid w,
LAWRENCE, KANZAS-
WILL devote himself exclusively to his pro-
w fession. and attend to any business which
uay De entrusted to him with fidelity and des-
F1ted pre-emption titles before the Land Office
Ofiee in CollSmore Buildings, Massachusetts,
Eret Jan 2-tf
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-19
L. D. BAILEY,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

EMPORIA, KANZAS.
WILL give prompt and faithful attention to
w any business of legal nature that may be
s,usted to his care in any court of the Territory.
POfiee, at the Store of A. G. Proctor, 159
Commercial Street.
Feb 6, 1858.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27
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VIII sts .Soys eStsf @ S s Sss sssr
Pulmonary Conspmptfon and lie kihd red diseas6h 10
gether with my gBri oppoftubitisS and hdthni
perfeetaystsm 81 Hsdiea S1as enSSed nd
70 arrive deesYs, Direct and snccessfui course oi
hdiaiIoD. the vapef md 1rative Hes n, 1e
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Institution which fhhts ione IA Ss do ~
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leonclndedto 10 makesuch arrange a. viii krins
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speeifuliy alnonpestn eonessioh lhat Ieesa san 30
aboye and that the the tame a. hassIi IN
the Institutions prepared to suit each cass
IHsetIg apors, bsdifal fa hqisrs. &c. Es! viii BE
oS express 10 any part ofthe Uaited Stated
TERMs-My terms OF Iseainientb BY Iet.sr are I, fol.
sS Sss ss.eS g. i:se s1ss ySa
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tiept be cured Or s epiiEey aAsaed with he tree.
iment PATIENTS fui hittory of their csse
letteras by personal examination. Patients ayalnt
themselves 9f Pr JPnetts tEeAtme may rely npSH
tetreat case over thirty days. tblsEs ior aSitIc
promptly answered. For further particulars add
L. -. LgE a JAMES NJ. JARRRTT, NJ nj 10
NO $50 Broadway, corner Twelfth ST., New York
Ps6.-Physieians r and others Visiting the civ kth
respectfully Invited to call at the Indrmarv kbktS
many Interesting cases be witnessed and nj IN
our improved aPpaTstHs for the nhalation or
LED vapor can be seen and inspected. ~ 1'lr0' n
August 5, ls5e-6ml4 U
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27
sHINGtEs! sITTNCI.EsII---
.l q u o. DAD D-w y ' a 4 Y .MOUEL

~ q -, ,CIuVIHMuEIs OhIOeu 0lnU ~ ~
TNhe enndeTsigned having again he m, am,
, ~ agementolthisWell known estab shmen n he's
ieayeto say TO those no visit Cincinnati, 81
bnsinessor Rleasurei ithstthey wiliADd the
Hotelone OF the mosteonvenientand d ubIestops
ping plaeesin the city. u, y. "Ps
/ ItIscOnvenieutto the RaiIisOdd ONCE and Deno,
andthe Public handing. more so than an IateI
In withina few mi N ~ ~
Posto hee The principle BuSinessl hnd "
places Of Public musoment m ---sl' = 80
! Ane extensive range Of Bathing looms aHd'a Bar,
beH'sRhop Will be 70 uDdintho Building. 74t-7
Thishoule hasall the comforts and convenience
thai can be fond many hrstclass HotelIn the West
The whole eestablishmen thhs Just been thoroughly
Overhanleds renovated and re.furnished. and the
PTopFieto rfeelsassured that those who max his
his honsetheirhome during their stay In tho CityS
wiiihaveuo reason to mplain eitherOf hisaocom.
mocati0nr rot his charges. JOSEPH H.C RoMWELI
LISA r ~, Js55--Iqtt o. sia' . " 7Tsf y ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

, -THB NEW YORK WEEKLY PRRss is one ofthe
best Literary g1gers ofths day. large 9psT.9 eO9,
enterLaining matter;i and ELEGANTLY ILLUs.
every week.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

Head DFesssS, French Flokers veils Colikr. Ladies'
Capsl Corsets az. which they offer st very 10 Il
ces. TheLades aTeinvited 10 call and examine ks
fore purchasing elsewhere. -" - aH'-Ut
J, Aanckslefs oetoberl ~, isSs-2lu 5.sis sss s.f
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,,

,"' roR THE RAPID CURE OF u
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsehess,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipicnt COnsump-
stlOn, and for the relief of COnsumptiVe
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease. i7'tld tliLMoIS hAal1Af f>}''
Sowide is tho field Of It's tsusehlncss and 50 nu-
mcrous are the oases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country ahoundsg In persons pub
liely known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate disoases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine ofits kind is too apparent 70 escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitatc what nntidote to employ
br tho distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incidentto our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed aud been discarded this
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duccd cures too numerous and too remarkable TO
be forgotten.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-27

uT-F9h Gin worth from so Gents 70 $1,000 win be
sent to each subscriber on receipt ofthe subscription
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FHNE HIVB RYTRINIl

Gansniih Nspl ia such establishments, which uhcy
wnt Aift Very toG prices. Thanks for past favoFs,
ndT0p6 ~ odnIfh unneo aud increase ~ the same.
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-10
CoLUMBIANA SATURDAY,

nial. So here IL 10. But what shall denyi l
cannot deny that feel the very deepest sympathy
with the immortal John Brown in his heroic and
daring efforts to free the slaves. To do this would
be in my opinion more criminal than to urge the
slaves to open rebellion. To deny any connection
with thet'dark and fiendish plot" would be worse
than nonsense. The fearless chipalry of the Old
Dominion would prove me guilty without the leas,
difficulty. For their heroic imaginatiOns now con.
vert every harmless pillow into an Internal ma
chine behold the veritable Capt Brown in every
peacea northern abolitionist aud
see in every colored man tho dusky ghost Of Gen.
Nat. Turner, the hero Of Soutbamp pton.. So their
testimony against me would be imaginary, their
trial farce, but their rope halter would be u
stern and binding reality. ,.... ....
But there is one thing which must deny. The
man who Floods the National Democrat of
Cleyeland with faussete to the Infinite disgrace of
the city, but to the great qualification of the Gus
tom House clique, says that "Langston seems to
be tho most sensible of the whole party" This
positively deny. With these explanations and de-.
malls, hope the Marshal Of the Northern District
of Ohio, the Federal Administration generally,
and all slave holders aud particularly all official
smelling committees" will be fully satisfied
&c. Ii. LANGSTON.
Cevelopd Nov Ioio o. ll.1r- r...
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-10
Prom the Daily Pittsburgh Gazette.
EDWIN COPPICK.

EDS. GAZETTE - Some one seems desirous o.
getting an unenviable notoriety for himself by
villfying the youthful hero Of Harper's Ferry
about whom l never before heard an uniavorsbl,
word, though very near neighbor Of bis father,
family y since the day of my BIRTH f,'aa va' u.
1t is true that of him personally have knowr
but little, his father having removed at his mar
riage some miles distant, but reliable neighbor,
and friends who are we'll acquainted with him
and who are ready at any time to add their testi
mony to that of the respectable Quaker" Brother
have told me he was one Of the noblest boys they
ever knew. One friend said to me, on hearing o
Osawatomie Browns gallant bearing, with the
gallows looming above and fierce faces around
him-"he cannot exceed Edwin Coppick in calm
scorn of death. or of any torment his enemies can
inaict upon him." -.f.. g.. saia.uf 70
How base is any one to inHct this stab upon
his reputation when he lies bound in felon's eel
and covered with wounds at Charlestownl ii.a
Ii he we're here, free, instead of being con-
demned to expatiate on the gailows, a bravery be-
fore which that of William Tell. Arnold Of Wink,
elred, Curtus, or any Of the heroes of old time
grows pale in the distance, this attack of LIS
would be sufficiently ungracious, but under the
circumstances view it as unspeakably cowardly
and base, should he have ventured it in the other
case. The question is not of the policy or pro-
priety of an attack upon the United States Arsenal
by seventeen men, nor does your correspondent
seem to trouble himself in the least about it,.
lie seems, too, to look with edifyng oomposure
upon the torturiag wounds and the approachins
terrible fate ofthese most brave and dshetoic. |,
mistaken men; not meaning, however, to say they
were. By the wa5, when she number OF your
paper containing LIE letter was put in my hands,
the question was. asked, who is. LII An old gen.
tleman present very quietly remarked, my prim-
er used to say, Il WAS liar" t'r .iiL Fs.
1t may be we'll to state that Coppick has also a
respectable Quaker" parentagc on both sides.
memoir of him will soon be prepared and the
facts CT his life carefully looked nto as far as the
public can with propriety do so. No one need
try t. rob him of the small need of just renown,
for you are well aware, Messrs. Editors, that to
such deeds as theirs Poetry, Chivalry, Romance,
owe their glory, ifn not their very life, The artist
who has given the most splendid ideal of cbivary,
or rather Of bravery the leap Of Curtus into the
gulf, did not stop to question if this movement
were a rational or polite one The utter abb
sence Of calculation, or of selfish policy. in
truth what gives to this picture its most terrible
and immortal charm. e4. ELLEN LEE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-10

And let me still, although an inmate Of these
prison walls share in days Of gore in ycnr love
and let me also through the tongue OF the absent
still hold converse with you in your happy hoo,e.
Write to me and let me know Of your welfare and
happiness. Forgive my etr,rs, all my faults for
give, and remember me still with the same love
auG affection that you wont to feel for me in
bye gone days. Accept my love and best wishes
for you happiness and prosperity. Good bye. and
may God be with you and bless you is the prayer
of him who here subscribes himsolf the Brother Of
your adoption, JOHN Z. COOK
p. s. Direct to me in care Of Sheriff Campbell
Charlestown. Jefferson Co., Virgins, as all the
letters are opened and read by him before re-
ceive them. t t-r y-t r... ...a'.
remain, as ever, your adopted Brother, r,
JOHN E. COOK.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-10
WHOLE No. 7ss.

and afflicted wife not to come on for the present df
duy rate. / will now give her my reasons for do.
ing so. First it would up all tho scarty
means she has, or is at oil likely to have to make
herself and children comfortable hereafter. For
let me tell you that the sympathy that 10 hcS
aroused in your behalf may not always follow you,
There Is but little more Of the romantic about
helping poor widows and their children, than
there is about trying to relieve poor 'niggers"
Again. the little rcutcrt 1t might afford us to meet
again, would be dearly bought by the pains Of .
final separation. Tpe must part; and feel sssar-
ed. for us to meet under such dreadful eircum.
stances would only add to our distress. If she
comes on here she must be only q gazing stock
throughout the whole journey, to be remarked up.
on in every look. ,oord and action. and by all sorts
of creatures, and by all sorts Of papers hroughout
the whole country. Again, it is my most decided
judgment that in quietly and sutrnssisely staying
at homo vastly more Of generous sympathy will
reach her; without such dreadful sacrifice of feel
ing as she must put up with If she comes on. The
visits of one or two female ferds that have come
on here have prodt ced great excitement, which 10
very annoying, and they cannot possibly do me
any good. Oh, Mary, do not come, but patiently
wait for the meeting (of thdss who love God and
their fellow-men) where no separation must fol-
low. They shall go no more out forever" I
greatly long to hear from some one of you, and q
learn anything that in any way effects your vel
fare l sent you $40 the other day-did you get
i'll have also eudeavored to stir up Christian
friends to visit and write to you in your deep ac
ton. l have no doubt tha. some of them at least
will heed the call. Write to me, care of Capt:
John Avis, Charlestown, Jefferson County. Va.
Finally my beloved, be Of good comfort" May
all your names Ge written on the Lambs book Of
iife"-may you oil have the purifying and sustain.
ing influence Of the Christian reiigion-is the ear.
nest prayer Of your aFectionate husband and faith.
er. JOHN BROWN.
! p. S.-l cannot remember a night 60 dark as 10
have hindered the coming day; nor storm so fu.
rious or dreadful pr, vent the return of warm
sunshsns and q cloudless sky. But, beloved ones.
do remember that this is not your rest; that in
this world you have no abiding place or continuing
city. To God and his INFINITE mercy alwayS
always commend you. J. D:
Nov. 9. 1859. - l.......
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-10
LETTER To HIS FAMILY.
CnARLEsTowS, JEFFERSON COUNTY, Va,
'"' 9Th November. 1859,
Wife and Children, epery one :,

Dear Wife and Children, euery ONE.
will begin by saying that have in some de-
gree recovered from my wounds, but tba. am
quite weak in my back and sore about my left KID
ney. My appetite ha, been quite good for most Of
the time since was hurt. l am Supplied with
almost every thing could desire tc make me COM
Portable, and the little that do lack (some few
articles Of clothing which lost) l may perhaps
soon get again. am. besides, quite cheerful hav-
ing las trust) the peace of God which "passeth
all understanding" to ''rule in my heart" and the
testimony lin some degree) of a good conscience
that have not lived altogether in vain. can
trust God with both tho time and the manner Of
my death, believing as ! now do, that for me at
this time to seal my testimony lfor God and Hu.
m anity) with my blood. will do vastly toward
ad vancing the cause I have earnestly endeavored
to promote, than all have done in my life before
I beg of you all meekly and quietly to submit tc
this not feeling yourselves in the least degraded
on that account. Remember. dear wife and chill
dren, all, that Jesus Of Nazareth suffered a mos
sxcruciating death on the cross as feion-undel
the most aggravating circumstances. Think also
If the prophets, and apostles and Christians O.
former days, who went through greater tribula
ions thah you or I; and TRY to) be reconciled
May God Almighty comfor, all your hearts, anc
.oon wipe away all tears from your eyes. II
Him be endless praise. Think, too, Of the crush
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