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ALFRED A. SMITH.

House. Sign and Ornamental Painter.
GLAZING, GLIDING. GRAIN
- L. ING, Narbling ard Bronzing.-
A' carriage, Buggy Wagon Paint
ing Paper-nangin: warranted
not to peel on A COOL stock Of WALL PAPERS con
stan''s on hahd. ceilings whitened and WALLS COLI
oren. ~ orders solicited in town country. aud
promptly attended 80 A. A. SMITH.
Council Bluffs-n7-u
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention was called to order by
the President whercupon the committee
appointed to draf, Resolutions, reported the
following Preamble and Resolutions, winch
were read separately, and unanimously
al0ptcN
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p. S. post scrip. think rs soon as yure
time of bein president is out III had bc,tur
moove rite cut to this country, VI can du
better heer than in PENNSYLVANIA, and live moar
esacr, and not be bothered by focxs calcn
on yu so much, and yu can keep the boys
strait as a single. Yours,
Muior i Y II
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-14
Chromic Oiseases.

T0R. Z. SNYDt.H ih ceebrzs-d CitkONiC fskASiS
II DOCTOR, Rsveua, tenders hrs thanks ~ his
patrons P,,tat AND djonir Coun q ssr
the very liberal p.-rosaga hei etCfoTe ext-Da d {"
and hopes by his IN pactier TO be able ~ exte1
his services many who have hitharto know Little ~
nothing of his maunet of treatment.
DIR SSYDER dos not, nor never has claimed Co be
eurra bot be does claim at by many gears iuyests
gasou o5servoa and experience in Chronic Dissases,
in all their multrios fora and tendepeies that be Is
d.iy aud relieving those ho have sought relief in
vain elsewhere. Every mhsi know at thoss Ply
sicisns o kept going day and nigut rpnfi ute
dista es IN the Of ihiugs. peat
Chroiic Dis W.th the Ihose 0bo
make t ia whole study a"d give their hoe attsn
tiun.
On SsrpeR gives sustaining treatment in 81 cases.,
quently he never hi patients dowr All in
validsaT respectfully invited to call Consultations pri-
vnte, strictly couidcntisl.
ER F-ralss by score fall victims to diseases pscu.
ar their sex, nearly all of which might be saved by
o lin ely applialion TO Dr Sryd-r.-,.seT-Im
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-14
Titrraru sutrlliatnrr.

SPEECHES OF THOMAS CoRwIx, with Sketch
Of his Lie Edited ty Lane straha,. Day on, Ohio
VIM +. Coaeiy Go l5j9 ppa1S
This 10 large and elegant volume aud viii be hailed
with sa.isaciion by the admirers Thomas
Cor siu The Memoir win be real wi Ia much ntsres,,
while the speeches, characterized by he pecu genius
of Mr Corw in sparkling with oratorical gems will
he perusrd with much zsst. His reply to Gen. Crazy
presents OF the finest specimens of wi, and irony on
record The Volume embraces speeches u the L-sisIa-
tare OF Ohio, speeches In boh Houses of Congress-
Masonic Oraon. End it Tnaug ual Address
of Ohio. Though some Of tie peculiar sentiments Of
A' corwrn are not equally afceptshle all. yet his pow
er, as an ffeetive orator, all acknowledge. y
Those who with to obta n ihis hand some volume Of
speeches. will In opportunity through the
agency of Mr. N g. Holder. Of has assign.
ed to him The Counties of Portage Summit Medin, Guy
ahoga, Laie Geanga and Ashtabula. ...--s f5a. 8
The prize Of the volume isled with an excellent
portrait Of the author, is 2,oa.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-14
HEL s O N

The Hotel of 2 uas Thompson, at Nelson
L-dges was burned 10 the grou on Monisy night. It
caurh dre fom ttove pipe running through fle roof
the kite,e part Tbs ire broke about nine p-
and when discovrrd was beyond control. ary al Of
the hausehoid goods were snved from burning, but
what inaged ~ hssty removal The loss guile heavy
No Insurance..
Many cf the in this tnwnsiip driven their
stock away from boas 1int,r. lite number ara
wintering iheie catsle New PhIlaaslphis.
A JoHS BRowN MEETING will be held at the
Center, In tn Lee ure Room of the Congregations
Church. o Fri16y evening The meeting will be
addressed by Mr Phillips and others. - 50
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cH A RI E 8 wN

> The citz of Charlestown have given no
ttee Of neesing at the lower Church. 10 that an.
tiny evsnng next-he day upon which bloc thi sty
Virginia gal drinks the blood Of Cook Coppie, Sic
yrps and Copeland
L D. Woodwork Esq Of Rare.na, addresses .ls
rneetif r.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-14

Mary Anu Hszea. Petition f.r Divorce p+nding In
Va. the Caurt OF Common Pleas for Pori-
James ifaxen, County. Ohio
TVNHE aid Hszen will take notice that the
a2Idiy IF November. d. 1852 she fiiEd her Ptti-
against hun Office of the Clerk Of said Court,
all .girsg gross neglect du towards ter fof more than
three years last ast nad payiIg Divorce fom the
Louds If matriu,oay. TAYLOR WILLARD. A-t
dec7-6w Autys for Petisioner.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-14
1860. January Appointments. 1860.
PROVE ALL THINGS!
DIR. Il. w. WADSWORTH,
Eclectic Physician and Snrgeon,

Gun be consulted az tolio,cs:
Ravenan. Prentss House. TUESDAY, -....... Jan. II
Canton. Franklin House. wrdas'dy &Thrsdy =. 1910
Ma Ma sion: . Ans E iran !, Hotel. Fn,iry...:- g 20
fuIton, American H.tei yio,s ay ........ ... ~
Akron, En,prr House, Tuesday .... ...... "a
Cusah ga Falls, ,,ieficaa H,,tet,
Cleveland. johnson House, Jan. Is, l6 and d.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE
The Mode OF Examination
Pursued by Dr. wABSw -RrH is very simple, and
n,ely and by AIRY of the inrrns vii
organs IS in yer. few nuree e'ectrd with facility and
certninv, and without asking the question,
having the least previous knowledge of The cise.
Those Suffering from hronrc Disease.
Of any dsscri , may assured that eir eases VIII
be Hea ed fairy aud candll, and they will be
couraaed 70 take ledici1s without corresponding proc
places in M and New YORK. rrrsriy' fr The i.. swa
yea aud furnish patients will, any Of
drnce In rs5,ard to his ski; and qualification lie will
visit ihe above places six weeks for one
year, thus gi' lag ihose who consult him. opportunity 10
continue till cured Those hi n have treated
y othrrs aud pronounced incnrnbie requested 10
Call IL iii cst nothing your exanin-
ed and explained. sassrt
Da a. W. wAD-yyoRri-- Der Sir: In Novr,pb,r. 1887
suffered severely fgm il a nuaton of the ewes, pre-.
nouneri by several physcinns, ofDouS r,es,
tried several y sscrp ,ons given me by my family phys
eia', q I'd hers hut al. fAsd b wing relief During
when hot weather came la the thought would
At this time o,i ed yo,ir card In The Cleveland Plain
aeal"r, aud was induced to call upon you The result
has cen highly isaerory. After taking two three
pssc riptions my eyes gradually improved ought 10
nave acknowisdged gratitude yor long ago, ny
eyes have brn pertecy rsr original heltly
staie oy !onr trraInsn'. 4. you think the
ment Of any ue to ,ou those 81 lila IL aff cd, you
may diake what u,s Of you ras- for that end . >
JOHN THBMPS.iN,
Dec. !. 1859 ~
Any person sending Il statement OF their ,ymp
t,ms aud enclosing IS, viii bav. rn-icne ndnn.d q,
their ease sufficient to last ve weeks ssns
tteiii by express. Ad tress
~ :. ss-s..ss W wAnswORTH, M d. 80
Batavia. N.Y..
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$,AIc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPALpIxGs S
The officers elect Of uaiiy Lodge fRa.enna,y )
but Free and Aerepted Masons, were publicly in
Fron Monlay evening last. Hon. n P. spaldinx
baud. delivered All address emipentIy appropria e,
and instructive, Of which, We regre. we have
ks to speak iurther.
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cuAsLtarows, JefFsr on 80, Va. 10 h Nov. 1859
Rev LulHkR HUMPHREY:
Ny Dear Friend:

tsr Of the 1ssh inst is befnre So far as my
kao~lrdgs goes as TO mutus kindred, supl osr
an the fret since the landing of Peter Br.wn ON the
.vwer, that has either been sentenced imprisonmea
the gaiiows. Bu my dear old friend I., not that
ct alone grieve you You have forgotten ho,o
and .ohen Grad Father (capt John Brow, in
i7I6; thar he 100, gh have peri he'd the .cs1ld
hid cirums ances been but very lille diifrrent-7 The
fac that dies under the hand Of an execu ioner
TOR other wseJ. has but little do with his charnc
as uppose John Rogers persisted stake, great
and good m.u, rs suppose but his 6eing d~s not
proue hat any other who has died in The same ay
We. good ar othersoise. Whether have any rea.on to
DO 1T gooi cheer. Tor ne) IN view of my end can
ih-t feel So; and that to ally Minded If
da mot really eEperecs that Strengthening and consoEa
tion you faithfully nplore In my behnlt. God our
Father reward your l~lsy Inether feel mortified de
sraded in the least ASHAMED of my imprisonment my
caniu. or my prospect IF death by ha"ging fee
that lpar shul fall from my head with
odt mJ Heavenly Father
also feel that hase long BEN eRdeavorng hold
acsly sarh fast God has chosen. See the passage
In ainh which have quoted No of my lfe has
been moro happily spen than that have spent he q;
and hnnl frust tha, part has hrn spent brfter
?nrpo-e aooufd not a,y shs boaainsly but thanks
no unto ooo v no gvesh US the victory. through Infinite
grace should I've sixty years old were TO 1--we t,Il "
IL ID.
been REMARKABLY prosperous, having eer,y o,n,d N rs.
gard The welfare and pro-pef,, Of others as r epn-
have never since can uher 70 liired great
amount Of seep; that .e that have ...dv
e. jry'si dt an arersgs nuber of waxing hours with
those who reach their three years and ten Ihsv,
not as yet been driven the glasses; can stiI
see TO read and W. te quite comfortably Bot more than
tht have generally rnjyed arlxab, good health
might go on to ,, count unnumbered and unmerted
blessings smong which would be some very severe af.
Hcions; and those tie most needed blessings of ALL And
now en think how easily might be l TO spoil all
have doGe, suffered IN the of feedom hardly
dare risk another voyage IL Ievca had the opportunity
1t is long time sncs met; but shall now soon
come tog her In our Fathers house,, irss Let us
hold fast that already have; remembering that we
-hii ieap In due tas. II FAINT nos Thanks lie ever
God no givei us the vic ory through ests Christ
our Lord An.inow my old warm hearted iend good
hye' Your stiectionst. c,o,,.,,,, tAS' easS<
JOHN BROWN.
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A 3 3 3 7 T svIL L E.

A yeHS HaowN MEETING will he held a,
the Disciples ciase Friday next commencing at one
e~sck NJ. The Rev. Mr.. Brewster, of Cleveland, is
expected to address the people.
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RErUBLsUAN TaCikET.
RaysnIa ;1owIfhip Republican Eominalins
Caucus. ts6f 20 FtfEi

Pursuant to notice. the Republicans Of Ra
VIENNA To vi ship i the i-e of r. n. Com
an, an ,udsy evening" he l3 iase 10 put In Na,iaa.
ii. n :wo candidates 10, Justice of siIe Peace.
1T. Catin uas called the Chair, rnd p B. Conan;
ws. apt o mt. Secretary
On motion. the met proceeded 10 ballot 10 designate
sh~r candidates wherrupoa Emo 2. Brain ri Jsseph
d. Hs pk In naniuston. to be snpp rted Tor
Jnssices OF tie at the election be held MOI
day Inc 18Th of Decensber inss-
J.T.cATLts. Chairasz.
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AND BORROW MORE.

Ito buy Ham,, Pacific. Gouc Coceo and Alien
Prints I0s<e; Beet Domestic GiughAm Ike, and
Heavy shseiiug Al 9c)
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Benson's Commentaries.
A ktEE COPY of Rev. Jnseph B-ison's Comte, tsries
n or the Old and Ne~ Tr<tnm-n's ia five sclunes.
pui Eshed ty The Methodist Book Concern. Nrw York.
hound in calf. Catalogue p'c- SIG 5o-"i 10 sold for
TEN doIirrs, 1t the B..
Nov So 1852. RAVENSA BOOK STORE. --
CwAN,S NEW TREATISE SWANS NTw
New RAvENNA BOOK sToRF
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|er W CoMxos PLEAs. The Special
tn, O. art of com@on Pless.appointed BY Judge
in November last. commenced It's session yes err
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UNION ScHoaL The several departments
Of the Ravesna Unin School will be opened in the
School Building CHI snui Street. MonrIay hs
18th inst The building ia complrted and the
being furnished with desks, b., and all will
be ready for operations next week. above stated.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-14

Special Term was spi oin.ed for the purpose or
pg q tie ceIebraied Hiram Rapids Mill Dam
ntislsd Lew.s y. PcDs IS. Pertsr Rice ct al
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THE q IDEx SaLyE-A sJREar HEAiI>G
REMEDY Il is sith mu pie.sur'' announce h aG-
of this article ir cty. ha- met with
sur sgral in LOWELL wierr it is de. tha the
papers t-emed with of truly marvellous
TIE, cIrnuiele wh-rr the life Of Ia ~ recen "
saveI- of brk N breast anotti-r wii-rr the life
q q ci.d ed q of cllH fling another
dy f.ce much di,6xured scr"tfnIous hu-
inpr bro,,gh b. aI,iiy action in q dn
also another Of old who had u his foot
for tw.rty years-currd in few ve,ks Our citizens
viii not be in getting is meiits AID will herald
Il the Iaud-Bosion Heraid Z
FF1HE Golden saIve iS purely vegetable preparation
Il a safe ani efeieni remedy piles. CHAP
ped has 6s sud uic"rsf osr,i feet war's.sorns.
cw<. bruises, sp sre> Scr"tu
ious sores. rirgw0rrn. sat r-um boris nipples
-cra.ch horses chsfrd hrsb. fonS. In side. am-
srk lips spinal di>esses fee c1d ad,f-s-
tPv.. .rntvy, aud wens Kin. -vii in snort
f"r ali diaaa-Isf.r which un ointment IS nd ,pfef
Price. q c's. Rox
III WILLIAM C. PECK. A,ert Rnvenns. OH.
For sale at the Ravenna Book store.
2i. 1859. -vz =zsss-l s. .s-,i e3-3m {
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OFFICE, Portage County, Oho,l
ses Ravenna, November
PoE cos., r the T Tax cen
pei mun. together h. o heprsen year
NocE
[dG7 Auditorof Portage County,.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-14

OBSERVATIONS poR The WEEK ENDING DEC
EMBER TO- 1859
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-14

Tour most kfnd ann
che erng letter of the 26h Nov. is received. Such
oatburst OF warm hearted sympathy only fur MY
but ai,o for those who have no helper. coupes
steal moment from those allowed m, in which pre-
pa far great lat change to send you lew words
Such feeling You manifest makes you to shine in
my estimation, in ,he midst of this wicked and pervelse
generation. as hsht IN the world may you pr,
yourself eanai 70 high estimate have placed you
Pune and undsfed Religion before God and the Father
is, understand il. ,vc not dormant prnsipe'
do not undertake to direct auy about my chilen
leave that entirely her excellent mcther from
whom have just parted send you my saluaton with
my hand. Remember me to yours aud my dear
friends. Your friend,
JOHN BROWN.
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Lar. 40 49, Lon $40 ~ Hight .ho-- .e. rs. feet.
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ON ALL THAT YOU BUY

Ia Bonnes Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons Dress Trimmings
&e.. &c. Fancy cassiuaeres, all eolors and styles =
Broad Cloths.) t+,q-r-s
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ro-Day,s New Advertisements.
Portage County Democrat,
OF THIS WEEK.
Put mp TN wrappers Price, Four Cenas.

To ADvERTI-ER,,- IL becolnes necessary
again re'nnd overriding that iasure
tassrton for the seek. be
hand iia by 10 0'c A. M Monay. AdyerLieis are
respe fully requested their advertisements at
che Business ON I'm e Rasenns Book Store. and not
u <s them h, person to the Pri ting Rooms.
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JOHN BROWN.

Messrs. L. ". Hall 4 Son:
DEAR siRs have lately received letter from the
lrcnteJ shn Brown which has been read by nml
and stroug desire has been manifested that il may be
Published. accordingly forward it you that it may
I've published in the Democrat. VIII, pubIishrd, will
thank forward copy of the paper Containing i,
Mrs MIA, ia Childas understand she is prepa
NJ, moir II John Rrown, " hicI hope win he spr.ad
broad all sis and other nations. Freedom
shr slaves ~ili certainly May the late rag dy b.
osrrrih hy Divine Providence hring il about.
Please se tier when you have done with
IT, as viii he very precious relic of no has suf
fsrs mntyrdom for oheyine the commans of God, AID
doing his duty for ibe benefit of his rouusry.
y.sy Respecifuly, LUTHER HUMPHREY.
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The mode. OF Examinat,on

Pursued by DIR. wAHSw I'll Is very simple and
entirely and by disease of airy of vial
organs Is in few witt, facility and
cerrniniv, and without asking Ia lent question or
having the least previous k',owIedge of The clse.
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METsoRoi oe1cAL OBSERVATIONS

II Wssin Reserpe College. HaAs~n, 'sPovfsa iOeeiy for
Tie Portege County, Dtnseat,
NJ rRov. C. T. uSs.
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n. bIuFIH, n. 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

THE ATLANTIC CABLE-CHANcE FOR INVENT
oRs.-When the Atlantic cable failed to work
last year, we were inundated with communica-
tons suggesting all kinds Of improvements in the
manufacture of cables, the construction of ma
chinery for paying out, and SO forth; but they all
came little too late to affect the success of the
experiment at that time. Another attempt to
lay a cable under the Atlantic ia now about to
be made, and we perceive that the company
have advertised for specimens and plans Of sub
marine cables, inviting inventors and manufac-
turers everywhere to send the game to the Office
of the company in London, for the purpose Of
testing and experimenting on them. Thus
the inventive genius and manufacturing capacity
of the whole world may enter the lists, and COM
pete for the honor and glory Of establishing a
successful Atlantic cable; and we advise all those
parties who addressed us on the subject to for
ward communications to the officers of the Com.
pany, % Old Broad street, E. G. London. Now
is the time-and what time the company will
have in their examinations Of the specimens, if
hey do justice to all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

SUNDAY Music IN THE CENTRAL PARK-CALL
FOR PUBLIC MEErNo-In another column we
publish two documents relating to Sunday laws
and Sunday recrcations One is an application
to the Commissioners Of the Central Park, from
the Secretary Of the American Society for the
Promotion of Civil and Religious Liberty ask
ing permission for the musical band which per-
iorms in the Park on Saturday afternoon to give
performance on Sunday afternoon, in order to
afford refining and elevating recreation to the
thousands who frequent the Park on that day.
The music on Saturday has been well received,
and is calculated to be productive Of great
good even on that day. But how much more on
Sunday, when everybody is at leisure to 60 to
the Park, and when this innocent and pure
shop and from other degrading and debasing
pursuits.
It IL, therefore, with extreme regret that we
learn that the application to the Commissioners
Of the Central Park was treated with contempt
by that body. They did not condescend reply
to the letter, but simply ordered it to be laid on
the table. We think this conduct is entirely I'm
worthy ofany public body in a free country like
this. 1t is an assumption ofsuperioriy over other
men which the spirit of our laws does not
authorize or sanction. Under our democratic
institutions all men are equal, and the fact of
two or three commissioners being dressed in
little brief authority" does not warrant them to
treat any respectful application with disdain.
But the remedy for this conduct is to over
throw the whole Sabbath code, 60 that the people
may enjoy Sunday music, not merely as boon,
but as right. We are glad to sec, from another
document which we publish, that there is call
for public meeting in opposition to the tyranni-
cal Sunday laws on the 18th inst. This is Just
what was wanted. Let the ball be kept in motion.
The more the question is agitatcd SO much the
better for truth and liberty. tt is like the snow
ball, it VIII gather volume as 1t rolls-uesca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

Owing The great Of trade IN the city 4 tn
present te ami the consequent increasing accumulation
OF our advertising business We are compelled 70 ask
advertising friends TO our aid anc help Us TO SCI
our paper 10 press THIS they accOmosh By sending
In their Advertisements at early hour in tue day and
evening as possible AL advertisements should be handed
In before nne O'Clock at night. We you'd thus b
ahed to &c, to press ct reasonable time and Of
to send the paper al earlier hour, which would
&c, only relief u.s. bet service 70 the advertisers
The Importance Of which must be apparent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

Tho following 10 List Of officers attached to the United
States steamer Mystic, bound for the coast Of Africa
VIM f. Leroy, Lieutenant Commanding; d Nc N. FAIR.
fax, Milton Hsxun, II. N. Garland, L'eutenants; N. n
Green, Sailing Maeter VIM. ID. Harrison Surgeon Chas.
a. Baker rrtAssistan Engineer James Punket, Isaac
s. Finney, Horace McMurtrie Third Assistant EnRpeers
Chas. j. SWEET, Captains Clerk; John Jones, pursera
Clerk; Martin z. Wandel Oliver b. warren, Masters
hates.
The United States slcop OF, war Cumberland Commander
John s. MrooD, late Gag ship OF tho African squai Iron,
arrived at Portsmouth wednesday evening from Ma.
dcira The Cumberland brings home Commander Thomas
A. Conover the late flag officer of the squadron, WHO IL
succeeded by William fnman, who went out In the soop
the flag ship The officers Of the Cumberland fol-
lows -Conmander, John 3. Misroon; Leuteuants Reed
Wexden N. b. Harrison, Bonneville Nicholson, John S.
Barraud, John II. Upshur ag), Charles II. Green aud
Richard W Meade, Jr; Fleet Surgeon, George 8aosnali;
Passed Assistant Surgeon, r. Carringon Assistant sur
eeon, James Laws; Purser, William G. Marcy First
lieutenant Marines, Mathew r, Kintzing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

MUSIC IN THE PARKS To-DAY-The usual
Saturday concerts at Central Park, and at Car
roll PaIk, Ia Brooklyn, viii be given this after
noon' II the weather continues fine large and
fashionable attendances may be expected. These
promenade concerts supply desideratum In the
life OF great city, and wilt doubtless continue
to grow popular favor, not only here but in
the other cities and towns Of the Union. Nothing
like public amusements to coUpteract the bad
effect Of party politics and 70 instl In the com.