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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-12

But if man and beast rejoice at the az
preaching temporal light, we ask with what
oy does the soul receive the first dawn of
light? 1t may we'll take a RETROSPECT
view of the dismal past, the night of ma
darkness, the doleful history of BY gone
DAYS is heard with q thrill See the sinner
life has been spent In utter rebellion
God, for years his mind has been
taught the necessity of the light of Divine
truth, as essential 30 guide through this IN
friendly world i; but to grope in darkness is
preferred the darkness increases: the soul
becomes attached TO that darkness because
the deeds are evil headlight is foreign to that
soul, but when alone by itself it begins to re-
feet upon the future all is dark the con-
viction at o4ce seizes the conscience, and a
desire for light is Immediately started n
craving to be freed from the darkness of sin
full nature; and what struggles will that soul
endure to gain that light, and the way being
made plain, seeiag the promise, the evil of un-
belief is rent, the clouds dispense the light
of Love Divine, with it's cheering and salts
flying influences, drives away the darkness !;
then the soal draws the contrast between the
night Of darkness past, and Sin dawn Of day
wherein he ~re5pices.
And more delightfully."- viii be the FIRST day
of giory that reaches the soul in its depar-
ture from this earth, then the nighs Of trou.
bic will be over, the dawn of eternity will give
exquisite joy to the departing christian
May it be our lot to realize it!-Csristiar
Guardian.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-12

None except those who have suffered all
the miseries of Dyspepsia in it's various
f,rms, can appreciate the value of a medicine
that will cure this disease. Tothose who would
find a remedy, we say, try the oxygenated
Eitters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

/toAT -PFACs oRe4fkPD, PROM THE NINas pro.
tr~tua 10 beat e ana Lehgn rrruiae snf prs 3,
10 rares rrcc rsscreened from yard ~ cents
~ sss I'm tie b1as also ide grpo9 vtrl oannel tAne
EFNeV rfFVs coraer anal aud Centre and conner daDs
end west streets
rf Ne IDo&ug coal yards. a. L5'sen doiss per
csE Il sno@ VI ssa sgitA avenue corner Of Twa1AS.
81 2 u greet. n "
Nsher sse- Atlantic end Frrman stress, Broos-
a. " usssr. 80 "a e,uth street ny
IrahaN HEIik Ca pFfe ronta. pess Montgomery
sna GREENE se's. .del rssex street Jersey Cvy.
rrrdera lee ". ~ =, me Banking oree u J. THoW-
sog, 10 Wal street New yc-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

Uor1oS SorfCE,-rHos. BELL AUCTION EEs-
"A BY BELL Rush, this day at los O'Clock in the
saesrooms, IL North william VIII be sold, first
of machinery coffee maecar0n also household furniture
paintings desks carpets also, LOT Of fancy goods ewey
1Ane watches &C, London gun and gold hunting
tent lever watch by order ., the Marsha. OF
soo6 clothing Fridsy and saturday sale sill be daily
Ian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26
ToHv lloyd. ArCTinSgER. JOIN lloyd

ToHv LLOYD, ArCrI0NEER JOHN LLOYD
- soSs VII sell ihts ag .t,tayl. SEPT ~, = loa
lot Of new and seeord han3 mahng lny all
vcsevocd furniture. cousDg IN PAR - Lar c.0I sf.s
whairs marble top cgrFe and syga tables
mahogany rosewood black walnut AM gas tension h.cs
and rosewood marble op tre~nE hreaus rar
SER entire fronts mahogany flzzhe'4s aud
wrhs esds leather and dsinass longes AMI beis
4infrg Prescott library EuRiish and brace caaru git
frame mirrors wsshsisnes wardrobe book rsse, secrsfg
pianolrfes Bohemian gl1as saes c,cks. l
ei botaes lamps o painting, &c 81 q scch VII be 80
without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26
A UcrIoN NoTIcE-H WILSON, AUcrIoNEER, WILL

UCrION NOTICF-H WILSON, AUCfroSEER, WILL
"A SELL this Friday morning, at los o'clock by
dialogue the contents OF the large four story dwelling
house situate 2 West Fourteenth stree. the whole
snurs OF hrst workmanship all made order, and
m excellent consrn Parlor fntntureAbon. i9 yards OF
itch carpets three magnificent wood naror suits
in elegant satin bro-ads; large easy Vol ARE and
sps ana mirror doors and lined with very
eSpensvey carved elegant centre side and work
Gblss ladies' God with nj door, iued
wood; rosewood bookcase and
with elegant carvings made to match the rosewood paror fur
Aure rosewood corner stands two suparo
acton rosewood rianotortes, stool and large
Free n plate mirrors expensive lace and brocael window
curtains, also, great variety of oil paintings enhra log
many valuable specimens large iru pece BY Sedel;
winter views, moonigh views landscapes,
&c, al elegantly framed, elegantly decorated
china vases, Paran and Chinese figures tw day
nou clocks together with many other maate.
ments mahogany, black walnut and cd cushioned
ahairs covered halrcloh and medallion rcs and
china ga aud dinner sets su glass nprlslng full
Aorment such az umbler, wines champ gobets eel
berry ga salts, butter Dishes lemo -, pitchers &c;
also costly silver such elegant yLg casters with
s1vers, ivory cutlery, common crockeg pais veg aRe
dishes Sc also the iurGfure Of AL the bed
sooms containing The maple, cottage scs walnut AMI
cushioned chairs elegant rosewood mahogany lllek
best feather beds and pillows; rosewood and ma
hsgany marble top bureaus and Eashssnds 70 match the
esdscads agninc.nty decorated china toilet bedroom
WdrktAbles
his the sale, embracing
rich desirable useful sad Ornamental
10 hs furnishing complete OF FIRST class house. Pur
rely that the will be sold withoa
soods mus he removed The day Of sale sale posge,
without regard 10 weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26
EUGENE q FRANKLIN, tuCrroyEER-BYF FRAME
u LIN NICHOLS a CO. al salcsroom s5 Nassau street.

EVsnsE sts ~ !, ,.ies5.om . NASSAU syeet
2k frcay) morning at 1915 ocock extensive and
$500 worth 81 rich art class
abfnet furniture, coussrur N Of cAh0rlissy
carved parlor suits IN wool mahogany and
the coty French satin bfocsel sls plush
s DAN pattern and lalroth al Of he iass.
p~ror sofa 1Erksh rteriDg and Noare chairs rockers
sod esJe'ores Secretary. bureaus, library and
secretary bookcases centre sofa card work and xncy
dnns exic8sspn tables aEd chairs, also side
boards eeceres OF different ~yes chamber sn %
wood mahogany walnut aud enarllcd, also heis,eads ba
F~aus wardrubes washSands stands, aud
FIRST class furniture TOO large W enumerae We
specially the attention OF country merchants housekeep
trade tha sale feeling confident that
ss fastdlous be pleased and he whole
vii be sod under warraniee and wihou any Pacs
ing f0 shipmcn. efy done ibe prsrses al
able charge or goods stored free Of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26
IspyApp scHPycK. ArcrroyYER.-LARGE AND

I,DwAnD sCHFNCE, ArCrIOSEER.-IARGEA AND
~ ss-acuye sale Of tine oil raintinFs SOW Ard
>SHRsCk co VII sell At aucton ihs day. 9th lns. ~
their No - Nassau
M Posi- osr beanti collection Of ans Oh paintings
~ AZ of which originals and have never before been
hbiied aaered ter sale hn1rg hem VII b. found The
Meeting and Rachen BY lIuysuAn. * Mechn The
y Paul Nercuesc Florence By george
l. Brown. superb 1ndscaPe, ~ he Graily. aso, many
beautiful ard attractive pictures BY Grcpye Hayler
kN.ior kosa. Hrochsrd Sorg 6rdln Roqaeplsn, osaje
Nafa Chsile'. CeAuWork. Euyheen. Baies. More
ard MeAdoNs ~ kobcrr. Norret, Sfexar. Gilbert and
ehers Ire pam now eKbhion, with fun
r4oynrs Ibe above believed 70 he ~ the
cr nersd a auction Every picture vii be
10 be ~ he srst whose = stchsd. They
frames and wil cly be sod without
shasvsr. The attention coroisseups Il
-pectfuiy invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26
a pCrIoN NOTICE HOUSE AND GRoUNDs IN EAST

DCrf0N N0TICR.-H0rsE AND GROUNDS IN EAST
"A Eevarh-E MILLER A9ctioneer, VIII cell the
Monday Sept g al 81 clock r NJ, under the
n echon Of =. Hiyer, and hichen Esqrs,
e and grounds lately occupied by Col Nicsah ey
Nalds h, use situated the balA OF The
Rsssac liver very spacious, containing Is finished rooms
axensiy- OF b semeDi, dining and kcner. mast be
nAly piled with closets pantr1cs and ceAr room The
grounds possessing az ok front the river Of So tes en-
aee SIX rd hres Quarter OF vegetable and low or gar
Aen and orchard all in the most complete order and Wen sup
nhsa with choice frut saruhbery Ornamental trees ana noW
N vaultec milk cellar sufficient fer large dry, WITH
sbles and Offices requisite the establishment On the pro-
party Ia Wen of the pures water he whole beng most
desirable property investment for residence Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

A UCrIoN NOTICE. BOGART, AUCrfONEER, BY
IA g. BoGART-This day at l65s O'Clock at the auction
Frankfort and William srses-Mousehold
furniture consisting Of splendid tee tetes mahogany sofas
mahogany spring cha mantel Brussels
ply ingram carpets ocoh forty looking glasses
bureaus chairs also the stock ard fixtures of
confectionery Consabes sale pony horse
wagon and harness. al one row boat Augustus Johnson
consa As, lot ~ shasghaa and Spanish black
sixty mac,aron lot Of hams large refigeta tor
Tel shelving
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26
TonN +. vANpEwArER, ArCr1oNgER-As

IUIIN y NNNWFW AIEV,. NITIIWN HEH =.
Ae-This dsy Friday sep ~ r. ioif O'Clock. q re sllss
81 Nassau street magui crt dt-u5ad and gt lpN c
~ watches &C. 6c cluster aud single stone "a llnd
ngs drger rnes pins bro ehea studs Sc ~ carat goii
mounines v csfN .od hunnH and snee watches BY
~ most hraed masers da quad ye md fb chains y
ibe STYLES ae0 large line g0lf iewelry con-
feing 81 brooches rin rugs n7s kets caaas
stu hu tons trae-les BOTTOMS sc Evsfr Al;
sr wlrautef as resented ne catalogue Also Lon
eaic, show Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

SALES AT AUCTION.


Ar DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER-AuCTIoN BALE
M Of gentee furniture rosewood panofore 4c
S s0as s a o. @ o q rs
Twenty eeh street all he fornare contained herein con-
plush richly God panoore stool aad cover rose
s taaes rosewood centre and card bes easy, reSep
Ion rocking chairs ete aees SOFAS mahogany and cane
eegeres mirror backs and fronts ornoiu clock days
enmsea chamber suit feather holsters and
&c h es yog
table dnineroom chairs sofas, oicloih
ate hn Stand, &c Catalogues al house on morning .! sale
- ter. ny tory peposts reAal ed.
srnos ytiqca. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 -eRCcE
ts sale o ges c IRLe a. ns hen re- Ss
Accessory Trarsi' Company Of Ni'arignL No b1wAng
Green consisting desks tables SS@i. VIZ s1s Sheriff.
n,uNIs auKsgLI, AUCTION et.-russe s.t.sS
this day 10 Nassau sueeAt l0s o'clock forty kinis
o. Havana ssars r. small or large assnes a. oGIcs,
families and wsreroo. a. Y clock sasass buggy
are attended every particular. Consignmena sohced
also, good to sell at store
IUuLIAM IRVING, AUcHIoNEER. : ELEGANT
sen :. auction hi. day sec, ii al No. 26s West twenty
third srse Between Ninth snd Eenth a. The iaEai
contained the above house consisting OF srusses and
velvet tapestry carpets elegant carved suite s p
chairs wing chars medallion bac4 reception
chairs elegant carved rosewood marble top censre ,aoie
rosewood piano stool two elegant carved rosswooi card
ss s. er msne na oa o g A. pss
carpets nahcgs x nng .oe SUITE nnsr
az sa sets lea sas G S glass sss wao &
-Iaprstry carpets elegant mahogany srencb
bedsieads marble TOO dressing bureaus and eashstaods
oeds passs.s holsters pillows sheets, blankets coun
tsp4nes Sc Urn la-gs as.msn s o. ba cnsS
volumes standard works
"A :. Anl"h euciIoNEER.--BY " MELheR.
* John W lde
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26
ANTHOLOGY.

"a THE GYPSY OH. Is ABOUT TO DErARr ron
"A pur0re az wishing . consult her en- all errns u
is- naus can e0or - sowsry fee cents B.-rbe
sips bend aefrri wAch rr snabis any isy ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

CrASD "a KS PORT WINE, &C.-AuCTToN TEf3
- day l0t cock 81 Dey street. corner q Green Tich
by c'ysrs sssars sscco quarter cssx Port SOAP, Gs
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Aucacneer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

UCTroN NOTICE.. BoGArT. ACCrIoyEER BY
"A BOG ART-saturdsy AZ ld's O'Clock, At ~ william
sreet-Househod flru,ure sofas. tables, chairs
sioh bureaus bsdstesds beds and bedding. kitchen frn
s9re, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

IIESRT p HERTs, JR AUCTrONEER. ASSIGNEE
III sale n Itwalry watches diamonds, sc HENRY B.
BfRTs " auconeer wll Sou at store No. 81 Pine stree.
Friday sept 55 tn O'Clock. Consisting r. part ~ god
and silver wstchrH made BY johnson Tobias Roskeu fay
ard French, also diamurd ps earrings ard rings gold
scne, Mosaic, ran-o. uelaa coral pearl, ruby s8d
emerald seis c2nsis n earrings and rscee. large
assortment 81 rigs scale ockea studs bnG3ns
buttons, sc, &C. Ca,al0glcs N morning 81 sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


A LFRED BRAGG, AUCrIoNEER;-A BRAGG co:
"A Will sell AZ auction, Friday, September % al uls
a NJ, at their store So Cortland, street. 800 cases mems
meme and chdren's boots shoes &c. Also, invoice Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

EUGENE B. FRANKLIN. ACCTTOSERR by FRANK.
III LIN, NICHOLS CO, at IS Nassau sres,
his Oridayl morning n 1875 oclock-sa!s Of French
mirrors ard pier glasses oil paintings clocks,
ware, china and glass toilet se hair mat
palasses fancy goods table cutlery
sfh-r advertisements Catalogues morning u sac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

DYF. COTTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, HOUSE
ID hold furniture, at saen lslandt. COTTON Will sell
nh Day FRIDAY Sept az iots O'Clock o. the house u
Stunning Esq Nanterbts landing staten Island
Townsend the entire furniture OF the house comprs
parior dining bedroom and kitchen furniture SAFE
viii peren ploy. Boats every hour from he Battery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

JyBwARD sCEESCE, AUCTIoSEER. - EDw Ard
u @CHESCK co. Will sell. .; auction, his dsy, a. /
,cock hi r salesrro. - Sasap street close
par. built for private ~ the best Materials Al-l
speral road wagons Also = private sEls. ho,ei cosch
~ Aboou, " ConouIa nearly new WI be sod cheap
CrpRRT s., SAVAGE sTCrroNEEa. -oS FRIDAY
NJ sept ~ " l0i, A. M-Peremp 1ry sale Of grocsrics
upon which advances have been InadcScgars white, rh
a shoice a and biack
so~s maccaruni prunes pickles dates lsrrnF nisns
lot various bran1s, brandy
aeiehns port Sherry Madeva ard clare. vine
ks BAGLFY SAVAGE = Cedar stress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

lfUR1 GAGE SALE. ". CRIsrALAR, AUCTION.
W eet vi se o. Noo9ay zgn last e. r. 9et,cti a. p
bbp ftsf wood " naxr d. ID. Ninans mixer I've seF
~ IT, and large lot % cnea, hknree &c ~ order Vf h
m0raaree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

CALOoN FOR sALE.-THE FIXTURES AND g
- will Of public house in Canal street. near Varcx
first rate bu iness, Handsomely fitted up, and will b.
low II applied for Immediately Address X. A. c., III
on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

4 UCIIoN SOTICE.-THOs. BELL. ACCrTOyEER-BY
"A BELL 4 BUSH This day, NJ l0ts o'clock, az IL North
william sae of furniture bureaus, sofas,
oes French nedseads, pannss &c also noice Of dry
scods, super London gun. watches, Jeyelry, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

A ssIGSEE's SALE OF TIE STOCK OF 4 MERCHANT
"A tailor a. VI CRISTALAR Auctioneer - 8owery will
sch Monday es ast e ocieck large stock Of clohng
goods consisting 10 and cloth rock
sack ard business doesAin paI Of variety q
styles aud patterns silk satin and yess under shirts
h2ndsercties Ac, together with ing
snch bTead cloths cassneres doesins silks sans
trimmings ald variety OF other
c.es ~, By order OF A. l.. DEXTER, Assigned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

CoNrISUArIoS SALE or TUE BALANCE OF rEE
~ extensive Of cabinet furniture les Chatham
stcst1he balance consists Of about 81 sofas As Of
hams raeu bedreads 10 superior bookcases 100 bn-
reaas and wastsands, large quantity bedseais. 90
shairs together with every article y fare the premises
ey country ceilsrs Aell families camnsncug
hsusekeeprg invited atend, every 10. will posi-.
Nyely be sold. Catalogues or the mornlrg Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

DEMOyAL.-DOCToR BLACKALL HAS REMOVED Il
III Office from 4s9 Hudson street TO l79 West Fifteenth strd
Eighth avenue. Office hours--horning from TO O.
ternoon from to q evening" from 70 g. Aoyce TO the pd
gratis.
TTyHE CONSULATE GENERAL OF PORTUGAL II
i removed TO "a Plat street. Office hours from II A. NJ
2P. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

CTEAMBOAT FOR SAIE-Now DOING FINE
- sness, towing the narbor; will be sold on rsaso
terms. 10 close concern Inquire OF BERRYMA1
STORMS Island City Foundry 35 and 81 Desbroe ses sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

A ssIGEEEs SALE OF GROCERIES AND LfQC ORs.-
"A A. CEIsTALAR aucaoneer % Bowery, viii sci,
has day 18th inst at l1s O'Clock, large Ut Of brandy,
efn whskey port wine. cifsfs &c teas naecIonis
Iii herrngs mustard. -four, soap, lenon &c also
fAres and one = csk o brandy in bond, Vnete propre-
ao. lsN. By order Of J. GRAM, assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

TITO PRINIEES-FOR SALE, A DOUBLE CYLIND
i power press, good order; bed 46 by 81; has
acting sheet flyers. Price $500. cash. Apply to JOSE
BARTON, 10 Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

OF M "A CHANCE FOR AN ENTENPRIsING MAN
plUU. with $l00 to connect himself with good business
equal partner is paying well and be extended
but requires Particulars at ALI Broadway, No.
stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

this day 70 Nassau street. Al l01a o'clock forty kinfs
OF Havana segars small large quantities; at II O'Clock,
furniture. &c large variety ard superior quality from pr
families at " clock, eas0re buggy
which additional invoice of segars ~ Customers
attended To in every particular Consignmena sohced
also : sell al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26
HOUSE ), ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

p,hLOA AND BEDROOM WaNIED-FOh A & ADY
n and servant fashionable location not above six
zenith I'll ce with all the modern improvements Wei FUR
nthed rooms Please address Il. T. g, Unicn square Poet
ID c., fcs two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

LTOR FAIF-TlIB NEW STEAM SAW MILL. 9TTrtT n
II on Locust Point Baltimore, Nd The mill IL new :.
CONSTRUCTED on he oS modern plan. with three h1ers sac
A feet lonE and two engines enc Of 0 the other o Is horss
power one gang saw ard circular saw, cgesher WITH
lie Ioi is abcut I1ayl feet the basin; Improved wrh
wi arng and with large dock for timber there suncsns
W build two or three vessels and large
yard The whole VIII be sold low Address Henry Fizre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

&c MADAME Mar REMAINS HCT A SHORT rIks
"A bose wishing consult hes Wa do WI % cali she
hss Ady connected win rsrsDoogy which enables Der 70
s@U .9ur chasaeer ans Ego whether you married.
scribe. ynur Nne husbasd ehs your present cirr
.sress All whether y8u 81 Re wealthy W cot m&yrrcd
70 w5n ten son ~hen @nd whom win UuTry, and u
.laLAsles III ..lo u. hnr. Ii We. HTsa.war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

DFAS0NS nEsIRoUs OF oBTAINING ELEGANT PAS
ard tie lest Of Tor their bosts durirg hs al
and winter a Iodera.. within one M
may hear OF such by addressing W. t. box 0i Poet Office
A limited member Of horses only taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26

HOTEL rASD BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS VIZ
IL have forks casters and Britannia ware thxt
quire TO be silver plated and finished Ike new, should
taken immediately 10 The silver platter si2 Broadway
stairs. Dent forget.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-14

We then listened to some remarks from
Mr.. PIcxErr. On motion, the Associa-
tion adjourned for one hour.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
After partaking Of an excellent dinner,
prepared by the good friends Of BrimfeId.--
The Association then convened, President
SMALLEY in the chair.
Several resolutions were then presented
and adopted.
On motion, the time Of our next meeting
was decided to be the lst Saturday in March.
On motion, Shalersyille was decided to be
the place Of our next meeting.
On motion, F. A. BUrrs was invited to
present an essay at our next meeting. On
motion, Rev. J. SEYMOUR was invited to ad.
dress the Association at its next meeting.
On motion, vote ofthanks were rendered to
the proplietors Of the house for its use.
The following toast was then presented,
and the Association adjourned.
When haggard Famine shall visit, with
grim visage. the fearful homes of others,
may the friends of Education in Nazareth,
never know the gnawing pangs Of Hunger.
H. D. SMALLY, Prest.
8. s, REED, Sec'y.
P. s. The Nazareth Glee Club favored
US with several fine songs dnring the day.
Thanks to them for their entertainment.
Teachers, remember the meeting at Shal-
ersVille the first Saturday in March, as well
as the first day.
N. B. Brimfeld is known among the
Teachers Of the county, as modern Naza-
reth. s. s. REED, Sec'y.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-02-14
MARRYING WITHOUT LEAvr.-Some wear

MARRYING WITHOUT LEAvE.-Some years
since julius DoRMAN Of Charlestown mar.
ried daughter OF NEWTON BARNES, of the
same place. Two or three years since, the
wife OF Mr. DoRMAN died, since which time
he has resided most of the time with Mr..
BARNES, his father-in.law. DoRMAN it
seems, made proposals Of marriage to JES.
EETTE BARNEs,a sister of his deceased wife.
which were accepted. JENNETTE is under
fifteen years of age, and the parents strong.
~ objected to their marriage, and refused
their consent. As we are informed. Dor.
MAN and JENNETTE without the knowledge
OF her parents, went to Westfeld, New
York, and were there married on the Both of
January last. They returned to Hambden.
Geauga County, and were visiting at the
house Of Dea. JOEL DoRMAN, late of Charles.
town, when NEWTON BARNES, the father of
JENEETTE applied for and obtained writ of
ha6eds corpus, to procure the custody of his
minor daughter, JENNETrE, alleging that
she had been enticed away, and was unlaw.
fully detained by said DoRMAN. The case
was argued before Judge PHELPS, Probate
Judge of Geauga County, ON the 4th inst
). l.. RANNEY, of Ravenna, appeared for
BARNES. Alter full hearing of the case,
Judge PHELPS held that the marriage was lie.
gal under the laws of New York, and there.
fore binding and valid here. That the re-
lation of husband and wife created obliga-
tons and bestowed rights paramount to those
existing between father and child. The
Court therefore ordered that said JENErrE
be discharged from the custody of the Sheriff
and the application Of BARNES dismissed at
bis costs.
Mr.. DoRlfAN and his young wife left the
Court room amid the cheers of the specta-
tors.
The affair creates some excitement, we
understand where the parties reside.
Better let JENETrE go in peace. Though,
the the youth Of the bride, pa.
rental instinct, and the /" Science of Physiol-
ogy' might, naturally enough, .forbid the
BANS" yet, "what can't be cured, must Be
endured. - Chdrdon Democrat