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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-02
ST. LOUIS, ALTON & CHICAGO r. r.

= /. AOOA0s AAAVN u OnXOAOO n. d.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING October Goth, 1s57-Depot,
" corner Van Buren, and Sherman streets,
Chicago. Going South, trains run as follows ::
EXPRESS NAIL, Sundays exceptea.)
Leave Chicago, 1880 A. II.
Joliet Las P. ~
Peoria Junction, 500 P. NJ.
&c Bloomington, SIS A. NJ.
Springfield. s:10 P. NJ.
Arrive at St. Louis 2:2O A. NJ.
NIGHT EXPRESS, Every Day.
Leave Chicago, 1880 P N. .
Joliet 12:45 A. NJ.
Peoria Junetioa, 400 4. NJ.
Bloomington, bls A. u.
Springfield, 10 A. n.
Arrive at ST. Louis, 1850 r NJ
Trains arrive from st. Louis at A. H. and
1000 P. II.
CONNECTIONS.
At Chicago with all the Great Eastern and
Northern Lines.
At Joliet, with the Rock Island Railroad
West, and the "Cut OFF" East
At Peoria Junction, with Peoria i Oquawka
Railroad to Peoria Galesburg, Burlington and
Intermediate Stations.
At Bloomington, with the Illinois Central
Railroad North and South.
At Springfield, with Great " estern en- Rail
road East to Decatur, and West to Jacksonville
and Naples
At Axiom, with the Terre Hauts Il Alton Rail
road East, and Steamers on the Rivers.
At St. Louis, with the Ohio & Mississippi
Railroad and Missouri River Steamers, to North
ern Missouri Kansas and Nebraska, and all
points on the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers
tF Through Tickets and Freighfs same az
any other route, A. FL. MOORE, Sup't.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-02
FOR READY PAY CELYl

II No business done on the Credit System.
MOSHER l. FOSTER.
Grand Rapids, Dec. 5, 1857.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL
CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

lSr. Louis. Oct. 3. The Overland mail with San
Francisco dates to 18th Of September. arrived
here to-day. The State election undoubtedly re-
suited in the choice Of Milton s. Latham, tho Le-
compton candidate for Governor by very large
majority perhaps % 200. Scott and Burch are
probably elected to Congress. although their nppo-
nents, Baker and Mckibhen, have the bensilt of n
slight doubt The Ahti.Leeumpton candidate for
StatcPrnter has slight chance with these possi-
bis exceptionS, The Democrats Lceompton State
ticket is elected by m increased majority. Both
branches of the Legislature are largely Democratic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

BALTIMORE AND PoroMAc RAlRoAp.-We learn
that the engineer and surveying party. who have
for some time been engaged in locating the propo-
sed route of the Baltimore aud Potomac Railroad.
have made rapid progress with their work the
sOuthery part Of the route. and that the entire To-
eating to the terminus, Mt Smith Point on the Po-
tomac, in Charles county. was expected To lie conn
pleted some days since. The Agent ofthe cumpa-
nv has been occupied for some time in soliciting
subsc iptions upon the line Of the locat "n, and
has met with gratifying success Ha"te,'S .1dro-
cute.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

TnE AMHERST IoMIcIpE. Robert II. Overstree,
who killed the freshman Duggan, on the Goth ult.
surrendered himself to the jaior of Amherst on
Sunday last. 1t appears that in our account Of
the affair, published at the time, there were some
inaccuracies which We now desire to corr c.
Overstrcet. it seems had charge of the hands en-
llnyed in conveying the material for track laying
from Daniels Island, to the point where it Was
used. Abont midway between the ends Of the
present track, the loaded trucks going down met
he empty ones returning. the empty tracks at
his poin: being lifted of the main track, in order
allow the loaded ones to pass on. On tliis oc-
asion. the deceased rode from the farther en-, of
he track laying to the place abovemcntioned
.fter getting there, the ouded cars found
aitlng. md the hands employed requested the
ishnan to get off in order that they
light move the empty truck on to the temporary
gltch. Duggan refused t" get of, and s"o'e
at he would shoot the man who attempted t"
hands On him. This frightened the men. "n,.
ey at once repaired to the place where Over
ieet was engaged in quitting in cattle guards.
IRE than half mile distant, and informed him
what had tran>tired. Oyerstrect vert immr'h-
av thereafter to the place above mentioned, ani
lad DuAgan stli seated the truck. U. re-
qNtsd hsn 10 get Oft which he refused to 10,
q sta cd he would remain there long as he
c.sel. and that # he (0.) ATTEMPTED to put bin
ole "woud blny his brains out" O,erstreet
rtrsted him the secoud time to alght. but the
Fman still refused and continued his threaten
lns bnfurc. Overstreet then struck him with a
da'od stick which h. had in his hand at the
Inland which he was trimming for the purpose
" king "a strctehcr." Tho struke took effect n-
ueeely above the ear. but did not knock him
on fcar. O,er.treet then dropped bis stick
Nettppnd tie ear and pulled him OF; left him
se'fianp aud calling his hands to remove the
uackwrlt about his regular hnsinrss--not
..aDpaag that the man was at all iijuic'l. Some
who ii been engaged in exeavating with Dus
ran; tapened to be going along, and seeing his
nnhtld took him to the shnnty, about half Il
,n iie disknt where he died. at two O'clock the
We w morning TheAe are the facts in the case as
are assared by responsible parties. AMI we give
nem place With pleasAre regretting that our for
nen IVA "a ectt was cAcaa ted tod the unfortunate
-a"n ,Vserstreet iniustica
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

CATHERINE FioYD. a small white girl, en- l1yed
in the Tobacco Factory Of Mr.. Hare. having fallen
under the displeasure Of Marcellus Jackson. free
negro working in the same establishment, that in
divdua. in order to testify his ill-fecng towards
the child,o Saturday threw at her sharp-poinlel
s lex, which took effect on her Administering II.
siderable cut and causing the blond to flow freely.
The negro was ordered so lashes. which whnle-
some naicton will doubtless teach him hereafter
to curb his fenper
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Another Fiiibuster Expedition font

PnlLApElrnlN Oct "a v Washington despatch
to the Aorh Imeucdn Of this city. says another
Formidable Filibus,er Expedition is preparing
against Nicaragua, portion of which succeed
ed IN leaving New York aud Charleston, hut no
demonstration is to be made until all their plans
are fully matured. Col Wheat is said to have
been assigned M important position in the cru
snln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
MARRIED..

On Thursday evening. the 29ih Of Srnemhrr,
by the Rev. James NJ. Rire, Of the Presbyterian,
Church, Dir. McDoN,Ln f rme!iy of Amherst,
to Miss CLARA, daughter Of. Thompson McAIlistcr,
all # Covington, Va
On Monday, the 81 lust, " Tia, Rev. VIM. H.
Kinrkle, WV. llAMlLlox IusDY. I, i',rzAutru,
daughter OF the late Ehiah Fletcher. # A,Nhcr>t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

Rev. ii. w. DopGE.-'rhis eminent and popular
divine. who has been pastor OF the Baptist congrc-
CATION in Berryville for number of years, prcacl
cd his valedictory sermon on Sunday morning last
before a large audience. The whole community.
without regard to sect, will regret bis removal
from amongst them. Mr.. ID. ranks AZ If the
most talented preachers in the Baptist Church.
and the city of Lynchburg (where he has accept
ed n call) will have in him nm acquisition to it's
pulpit of no ordinary character B,ryrHe Com
SelrdfOr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Premium Awarded.

ST. LouIs, Oct. 3.-On saturday Inst Mt tho Ag-
ricuturnl State Fair the thousand dollar prize
for the host thorough bred stallion was awarded
to Revenue by the imported horse Trustee owned
hv tho Hon john NJ B,tts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

APPOINTMENT OF RAILROAD DIREcToRs.-M e>srs.
Wm Ballard Preston, jus. f. johnson, aud Robt
l.. Owen, bave been appointed by the Board of
Public Works State Directors of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad. Messrs. L. and }. are re-
appointed. Mr. @. succeeded Samuel Garland,
Dr. ESQ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

FsEIGuT TRADE.-There were received nj the
Depot Of the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroal on
Yesterday IA loaded cars, consisting Of the follow
ing: Wheat. 522 bushels; Flour, POI barrels;
Stuck. $4,000 pounds; Miscellaneous. 1n.0n
pounds. There were IL loaded cars seat west the
same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

Mail DrrESTlox.-The freight train on the
Southsde Rad ran Cd the trsck en- yest'r day
and causad the dei,:ntion OF the mail train. The
mill due here nj i2 NJ, did not arrive till five in
the aite, NOON. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
DETERMINED TO EXCEL.
l. \ LII. / 4 3 8.

TU1O THE TRADE
i We offer extra u'Gc,ment
To examine our stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
The styles and Workmanship equal Ia That order
ln best Tailurs ih The CouiArA.
We procure all
The and fashionable
Fabrics sold by first class
Cloth Houses, and
llay, thVm manufactured
Into Garments
To suii the
continuing of more, from fash
onac present for their cnsieriln ''arIets pinc
pI which ar entirely ncw,) sUj,d Ia the times:
OVER CoATs.-lc Diplomatic. gractul, rich aIf com
Portable Garment the Pa,tot, the surou the sack the Lag
Ian. AMI the Gienderry.
ID BUSINESS Surs-Manufc,urcd in ever, s.lc ad IL
every kind Of goods, ranging IN prices from , to 5ih
3D. DRESS FRoCh COATS, cut and trimmed i'll Tie b' 81
possible and warranted 10 give entire satisfaction
4h SlsGlE BREASTED CLoIH CUATs Black Casino Pants,
from ~! Fancy Cashmere Pants from 10 fi t"ssn'ic
Vests from l.I5 Ia ~.
5h Fancy Plush Velvet Vests of the finest MATERIAL Rain
and Fancy silk Vests Plain and Fancy Cashmere nrc-
~ neW.)
9Th travelling Shirts Of Cotton Linen. Mcfuo AID asmerc:
also Fancy Muslin Shirts III French manufacture. ng
really beautiful. go
IN Railroad Bugs sporiiHe Hianl"s. Nich Conn. r r.,
Furred blankets, Bay stale and ni"fi' ~f " m " 80
sh. Scars OF Ntrno Cashmere. SIX ANA iGsh 'rN"s al
SILK W0rstcd ard Leather
9th Every imaginable kinu uf Gcnlrucn, IFacr - '}.
Socks Collars and ever! article 10 be "Guu 40 Tsi e Ii
ing House. Ill., i'if.''.
s,td 3Olls I39 Main S,r,,t. .HratGl -. Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

d;r DscSK Asn DIs"RDRaiY- Richard Lee. an in
civ, .'uai wt"iias not hing hcen IL resident Of our
~ 'p' vii" has already an.,ased To get in seve-
n.,,,n WIS found on the street Sunday after
ner n'uh"' ard l"baying in ii..ricily na,.
ing pael s-,jOby the Mayor. ~ " ''' -"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Fro at New York

New YoRk, Oct, 3.--Spay's Lager Beer Brcwc
ry was burnt last night. loss nbout S2dO. 600
which was partially covered by an insurance oi
Sl45, 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

Husr,xes CouRr.--October 3d.--The Quarterly
term a this h,iy commenced its sttings Yesterday.
Present; Justices Vim. L. Saunders. William A.
, Rea Samuel W Shelton, Benz. B. Taliaferro aud
james Chalmers.
The Grand Jury was empanneled as follows
John T. Davis, (foreman.) Lewis w. Wrenn,
Horrs Moore. Lewis Merritt, Jr., WIN. b. Fisher,
T. C. S. Ferguson. Chas. L. Sumpter John I.
Murrell. Geo. ii. Bakey. Ambrose Page. Geo. w
Seay. W. W. Mosby, John NJ. Price, A. IL, Arm
stead. I. A. Branslord, VIM. ii. Mountcastle, T.
S. Bliss. A. Alexander, JAS. L. Brown, and W. l.
Booker No presentments have as yet been
made.
The viii of Mrs. Sarah L. North, was proved
and ordered to DO recorded and j. N. "oraot
qualified as executor.
The Will of Wm ii. Avery. wos ordered to DC
recorded in this court, and NJ. Langhorhe Or" quai
flied as executor. =,
John Casey and james Moriarty were aumi'teo
as c,,ig,ns oi the United States.
Delaware Mccoy, f. VA c. was permitted to reg
Mary Jane Redcross, T. 20. C.. was permitted to
resolve new copy of her register, her former one
having been lost
Jacob H. R,bi nson rendered his resignation as
State Commissioner of the Revenue, aud on cleo
tion ordered to be held on tho Seventh of Novem-
Der.
Samuel Mckinney. John T. Smith, and John
A. Tanner. Commissioners and George W. Lee,
conductor in Lynch Ward. and Sam II. Early. }
H. Phelps, and d. B. Talaerro, Commissioners,
and VIM b. Brown, conductor in Henry Ward t.
conduct said election.
The case of the Commonwealth vs. Edward
North, charged with the unlawful shooting of
Francis Godsey,is now being argued.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

SENT To HIS MAsrER.-Albert slave to David
Kyle, who has boon lettering ahnnt the city for
several weeks past without the permissio" OF his
owner was overhauled by the police, Saturday,
and taken to the cage. On yesterday he was de-
lvcred to the agent Of his master.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

Safety of tho Missing Acronaut.
INV loRK. Oct. g. Intelligence has been re.
cei,ed Of the safety of tho Aeronaut La Mountain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

AFTER HoURs.-Andrew, slave to Mr.. eet. Hal
sey, was taken up Sunday night after hours drunk
ordered Is lashcs by the Mayor, and tie same
number by his master.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

TOMMY RYaN-This well known son Of Erin
whose kindness of heart. and ready wit, haze rem
dered him prime Iavurite with all Glasses ri our
citizens has, we regret to state, once more fallen
into his ED habits of mbbn. PMc.TNp whskcy
Some months since, Tommy enrolled himself AS a
Son Of Temperance, and for a considerable pcrio,l
was most acceptable and worthy member of that
useful organization, having dtpurtcd himself as
became II gentleman and II scholar. y week or
two since, his employer had OCCASION to send him
to Big Richmond on matter Of business, and
whilst there, Tommy unfortunately fell in with
of his numerous acquantances aud friends.
In consequence Of the excitement produced by
this meeting of old chums, the warm-heartcd
freshman, lost sight of his abstinence vows and
the first adviees received by his anxious friends
here. announced the very nnwelcome fittings OF his
arrest and incarceration in the Gage" Of the Me
tropolitan City, on the charge of disturbing the
quiet of its people, ly his various gyratirns and
enunciations on its most public thoroughiarcs.
After sojourn of few days in the decctrhle
quarters provide him by Mayor Mayo, a commit
tee Of one. provided with the necessary funds 10
purchase his release, was dispatched To HicLmohd.
The mission Of this agent proved successful, and
nc returned in II short time, accompanied by the
grateful but crest-fnllen Ryan. 1t was hoped that
the serious results attending his Richmond indis-
cre,ioE, wonld lie attended with sau,ary effects.
hut alas. for human hopes and expectations.
Tomiuv had hardly set foot on his old stamping
ground. before ne once more Tell Il Vlctlm ~ tle
wiles of his ancient and only enemy, Barey-curn.
To make long story Short on last Sunday after
noon, Tommy got drunk. and rs a natural con-c-
auence, became boisterous and unruly, and finally
iell into the clutches of the police, and was by
those very useful gentlemen, marched off to tie
Market Street Hotel. On being ushered into the
presence OF Mayor Branch Monday morning, Mr..
Ryan had a decidedly uscd-up look, was evidently
much the worse for the wear: his usually yoiublc,
eloquent, and witty tongue, refused to wag aud
he awaited in silence the verdict of his Honor.
That functionnry, after giving expression to the
profound regret he felt on account Of the urplcas
ant predcament in which he found his NJ tle-ian
friend. said be considered it his duty to impose
upon Mr. Ryan, fine of two dollars, the pay
ment OF which, lie would order his release from
duranee vile. The rendition of this verdict was
accompanied by some wholesome advice, which
we hope Tommy will tuck under his jacket, and
profit by in the future. The necessary funds he
ing forthcoming, the detected sonof Menus was
turned To his guardian who will, we trust in the
time to come, exercise more watchtul supervision
ever his charge
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Sewing Machines.

Sewing Machines.
AIDES wishing Machine 10 do ssRvASTs CoAasH CLpFHs,
as WE'LL A. TuEn own yNs wosk would ~ we'd 70 exam
inc BARTI0LFS tMPROv nd FAMILY MACHINE Price
3d. $50 and $50 The following eertInests Is nom well
known Tailor In this county, who only had about - minutes
instruction this Machine;
LEuvILLs, Campbell county, Va. June leth, lste
Nh. WN L. PAGE:-l am well peased with Barholfss Sew
find difficulty In operating wits u k.nd g oth
from the okest Cashmere 10 the finest Linen. Wehn2e made
pair Of TowLnen pants Or sessAnta have
and operated six seve different kinds ~ Sewing
Machnes but BaFhos and singers the only Assines
that would recommend peron 70 buy They 10 only
Machines that make Tatlors SttcA consider H9Ethoifs
much the cheapest machine 10 simple In constructions easy
10 understand and net h.sly q - out Of order Asst
every person that has Hastholfs operate aud bgsD
that worked last year, give Barholfs The prcfysnes
Respectfully your, &c., ~ CAR0LUS g. TERRY L
p nnd difficulty In getting my wife WORK Bar-
iolfs Machine They that something great ouoAt 10 be
done the that Invented Sewing Machines VIII shui
tle and Lock stitch. June l6-dlst o. 81 d.
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sept 2s-dts
Neck Ties

Neck Ties.
NANCY Neck ties for the Spring Net Lace Tabular Eao
= iaii; "t' ~ march 3s-dts VIM. l.. PAGE.
~IIvY an : 9un boxes prime choice Oils for sale by
1 tany js-dts EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co, richmond.
~ ITCH HFIgINGsWe are just in receipt Of anohei 10.
az dutch ierrngs in small kegs very oe'eHas ar'cio
for family For sale by rrr rr. - :. GO
s'H 5iis 49,
zig 100 tons superior Foundr lrn %f ~ y 70
Il aun ly.iis 'N''- - - |
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

RHODES PER-PHOSPHATE LIN j..
E have Just receive I'd ifcs lot Of this valuable fer
w ilcr Those nf friends who have used this nricle
speak highly of H. W. think II on, need be used 10 gain
that popularity which 1, eminent, deserves Pamphlets
containing number of certificates from the most prominent
armers of the county may be had by applying tn
NJ. lOI.l.1NS Co, Sole Agcnts,
may 2iits Lynchburg Va.
w a II r. l.. ID
!~a STORE HOUSE, situated on Main Street. fur which
hilH a.good price viii he paid. NJ. H. BoilANNAN,
III dts Agent aud Collector.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

FuNliE cxerees If his Institution VIII be resumed The
i nr.l Monla, In September, With fhd Corps " f'rVes
md nipple facilities mr. instruction In all tho hranchrs Of
study pertaining 10 u COMPLETE fEMALk EDUCATION.
EXPENSES. raon In English for term Of i've months,
ago; In at French, si0; In Musc s25, Board for Ave
months ga.
M deduction made for absence under two weeks Ono hal
the Hoard aud Tuition rrqulrc.i IN nd, anec.
for Catalogues containing further particulars, apply 10
" 25-,lAcIt SAMt X, cox, President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

nOwDEN's DENTAL FLUID.-2 gro. Dowden's Dents
IL Just 10 hand and for sale by
oct i-dts j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-06-23

agent, like other revolutions, but a mere fungus
growing out of the utter rottenness Of the En-.
pire, and feeding upon it. 1t will die out, and
do no good. The present generation may live
to see the fall, and the division Of both Turkey
and China, empires unwieldy in size, bankruPt
in character, and, having failed to keep up with
the march of knowledge aud improvement,
destined to perish. They may rally unite, aud
hold on for while longer; but, as they have
ceased to have a national spirit, they will soon
cease to have a national existence.
News has just come down from the Yang
seKiang, that the great city of Hankow, eight
hundred miles up the river, which Lord Elpu
visited, arsl designed to make one of the new
ports, as allowed by the late treaty, has again
been captured by the rebels, whose rule now
extends over immense territory III the very
heart of the Empire. Should they be able To-
maintain their ground-and nothing but Eng
isn bayonets coming TO aid the lmperiail-t-
can route and annihlate tham--all the vision.
Of commerce and wealth from the opening OF
the great central river of China will tot the
present go out in darkness
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-06-23
WASHINGTON, D. c., THURSDAY, JUNE 23 1853
, mot five, by Park srsst clock; I looked


. mot five, by Park s.r..t clock; I looked
at it." .
$50 did 1, it had st9 ,TaedS finding in your
example better excuse en it usually has for
its doings. N. B. Somebody coughed disa
greeably last night, AMI Kept me awake for q
whole hour. / suppose iltat must have been
Patrick. Patrick shall iufbibe a large dose OF
squills, if it happens az, jn;
d" Nonsense. When Sou go down to the sta
bic, tell your fellow tesseldle Bay, then, and
let US take trot round Milton Hill. / shant
stop on his back to talk, NOR take cold either.
al wouldn't use Bay just now. He STUN
bles"
"Humphl Wants training, too, perhaps"
Exactly. BY the time he has had three or
four weeks of pasturing, ard you of bark, you'll
be filter to hold each other up"
+" Your bark is worse than your bite. There
are some people must go 10 see, at any rate. !"
Z" In the autumn"
ITO morrow morning, 70 begin with"
"Oh, Herman" said Clara, / thought that
Constance, and you, ami i---and Edward, if we
could get him--would : ave a coach tomorrow
morning, and take a boy-and-girl drive to-
gether, for the sake of Did times, round Milton
Hill"
"After we come baC, then, before dinner"
Herman" said G. Nstance, CLARA and
have been learning me of Mendelsshon's
duets to sing to you. 'erhaps you would like
to hear them to-morr " before dinner, while
you rest after your dri, ,
q can't deny that should. On Sunday,
then"
"Why, DIR. Lowell wa coming to preach, and
spend the day with US, nspurpose to see you
quietly" said Clara.
"a manifest conspiracy Come, Ned, now
it is your turn. Have you any cause to show
why should not make s..iew--calls on Mon
day."
"To be sure / have"
"Ah you surprise ne! May ask what it
is?r
"When DR.. Brodie wsht abroad, / gave him
commission to buy you ton of the best
medical works to be had in Paris and London,
you ungrateful and obstinate puppy. The box
Is IN the custom house now, and will be up here
by Monday afternoon at the furthest; and il
you walk or talk yourself dead beforehand it
is plain that you will have mo voice left to tell
me how and where to bessow them before we
CO." x
"Another bribe-arss arother-worth hav-
ing If anybody was ser killed with kindness,
my situation rs precar 9uss and you shall, all
three of you, have 20 4 way with me, as you
deserve. But, indeed, here are a few persons
who might well feel hu-i, and misunderstood it,
if went out Of town githout giving them a
chance to see me. So e / do not visit them
all myself, you must @Dnnive at my taking a
chaise on Tuesday or .ednesday, and going to
a few Of them who prol ,bly cannot come to me,
and sending for some .ttem here, and receiv.
ing any others, who b. pen to hear of my re.
turn, and to come of I @mseives Patrick will
know them well enoeS by their threadbare
coats and / will try tG stem as much and say
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