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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-07

RREAKIsG Up DlsoRpEIr HOUSTON Sunday
morning about % O'clock Lewis Clark voe@ sntsrei
the grocery and sresgcry No, IL Bona. Street S R;hs
Aed whse he found nine haeS men ard boy al IN daer
enct stass ntoxoaion The crowd fe poor Clark
and robbed VI nearly 80 Ia moaey snd bis gfas and were
10 d.robc him aoehei when 10 Typed fo theI
Q. made foT Oh. fihh Ward station House toa
his story Capt Huchnes who dispatched several onee 70
the place all this inmates They wee taknr 70 "a.
Tents and committed BY Juste Osborn ihi, Tue t2fd
lin, that th, place has been bEokss up BY Tho Poce ba
does not appear TO stsy brote.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13

owe have plenty of time, Miss Hawkes. do
not hurry" he said, evading her question; 81
have something to say to you"
She leaned her elbow upon the desk, and
her burning face upon her hand 81 shall be
happy to listen to you," she said.
81 will not trouble you but moment, only
to say that / regret, more than 1 am able to
express, that scholar whom l have ever en-
deavored to treat with uniform courtesy and
respect, and in whose advancement had felt
lively interest, should, by so glaring a mis-
demeanor-such an utter contempt of my wish
es-avow disregard for me as a teacher and
a friend. Such display is unpleasant enough,
if mere child willfully breaks the rule of a
school; but when, instead, young gentleman
or lady so far forgets him or herself, it is in
tensely painful. assure you that / deeply
regret this"
Anna bowed gracefully as Mr.. Stone ceased
speaking. Again her white teeth were dented
into her lip, while the brown lashes trembled
close upon the deep, burning red of her checks.
your hand, if you please"
The little white hand was reached forth as
though it we're to receive caress instead of a
blow. AS it lay so tenderly and trustingly on
the broad palm of the teacher, he inwardly
cursed his stars. He called himself brute, a
tyrant, a monster. He had a mind to get down
upon his knees and pray for a big mouthed
earthquake to come and swallow him up for
a sudden fash of lightning lin the winter time)
to melt him into nonenity; for whirlwind to
sweep him with its rapid rushing wind from
off the face of the earth. Strike that little
dimpled hand with cruel two-inch rule =
He had rather cover, ay, blister it with kisses,
instead. 1t trembled within his grasp, and
about the mouth of the owner, little white
line was islanding the redness of her lips-
For moment, he thought he'd kneel before
her, and ask her to give the pale prisoner en-
tirely to him. 1t would be his hand then, and
no one could blame him for not wishing to in
jure his own property. A thought struck him.
He might strike his own hand instead of An
mas. he could shield her and take the blow
himself The idea was a rare one. He was
in mood for cracking every knuckle that he
owned. He raised his ruler. Anna raised her
eyes to his face. His fixed, determined ex-
preston started her. She would bear his
blows without shrinking, without starting, she
thought, but, 0, she would hate him, hate him,
hate him, so long as she lived AS the thought
passed through her mind, gay, dashing look
ing sleigh, drawn by apair of fine horses, came
rapidly up to the school-house door.
Conclusion tomorrow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
8oots ano Shoes.

,cea, SOMETHING NEW FOR BOOTS
SESA AND SHoES.-Aftchelrs Patent Metallic TIPS
~ for BOYS Youth, and Children Said Boots and
49, Shoes ill outwear three pairs of the old STYLE
The subscriber having taken agency the sale Of
the above goods would offer them, together with gener
al assortment of Boots and Shoes to his customers
the public generally, at prices that will quick
sales, thinking quick sales and small profits the poll
cy. f. r. ESTABROOK
ms DIFF No: ia Main Street opposlte the Posi- Olco
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.=T The
~ subscribers have this day formed copartncrship UNI
der the name and style ofST0wELL, MAYNARD, & CO.,
and have taken the late stall occupied by Stowe &
Brown Getty Hail Market) for the purpose OF carrying
the Wholesale and and retail provision business In all
It's branches and hope by strict personal attention to bus
mess to share liberal portion Of the public patronage
II. J.. STOWELL,
J, A. MAYNARD,
H. q. WHITE
Worcester, Oct. 81, ls5s. dtf o22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
Zeal estate.

nor SALE.-DWELLING HOUSES
Il at VERY LOW PRICES. In order TO close
settled Estate the following Dwelling Houses situated in
the ceuer of the City of Worcester Will be sold at much
below the real value
Lots and Houses on side of Portland street. Nos
50 and "a.
Lot and double Brick House. Nos 81 and 49, west side
of Portland street
Nos. II and H.
Lot and House No. 20, west side of Salem street
Lot and House Wellington street, opposite residence
of C and &. Jaques.
Lot and Factory Building Southbridge street.
Lot and House corner Of West and Cottage SITS.
Also, Building Lots Chandler, Austin, and Newbury
streets.
For terms of sale and further information to the
property, apply to W. W. RICE
Worcester Bank Block,
+. IL. DEWEY,
sep27 II 2lS Main St
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
MM 0LADIES AND GENTLENIEN'S
MY Dining 81 Hefreshment Saloon,

NOS AND PIPER'S BLOCK.
The subscriber has this day opened Dining and Re-
esment Saloon at the old stand formerly kept by Spur
Il Lewis, No. and Pipers Block, where he will always
be ready to meet his old friends and patrons.
In convenient locality, with help accommodating
ALL with tables loaded with Injuries suit the
tdious epcure and prices adapted to the exgencies
the times, he hopes to afford satisfaction to all his old
friends who may give him a call
JIG CHARLES II. RICE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-13
9eiueIrp, &e.

A NEW WATCH FOR TIMING
"A H0RSES-THE CHRoNoDRoMETER.-App
Tracy ~ Co., Watch Manufacturers, Watham, Mass,
have invented Watch for timing horses which performs
with promptness and accuracy before attained
drawing and full particulars sent application at
Watham, at 1863 Washington street, Boston, Rob-
bins & Appleton, New York. patent has been applied
for. dawtml n29
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
Our Porto Rico Correspondenoe.

ST JOHNS, PoRSo Roo, May 8, 1852
The brig Julia, Of Boston, long detained in this port
having had q new captain appointed will sail in a few
days for New York. The R. R. Kirkland, loaded with
sugar and moasses, sails for Baltimore morrow; brig
venoo loading for New York. brig Mecca, loading for
BALTIMORE British schooner Elizabeth Ann, loading for
Boston; British brig Florida, loading for Halifax.
Our merchants are we'll supplied with provisions of all
kipds with the exception Of onions garlic The sales
OF the past week Of British province Dish not
pred and other goods have not been given to the public
Rates supposed to be very low.
Sugars IN regular demand at "a IS TO 81 76 Coffee ST.
AND syrup $i3 to $l4.
The shares for the bank being taken and there
90 DOUBT now, that shall have O little mammoth
uoth to eat up the fruits Of our industry
The agricultural INDUSTRY of The country has not
proepered in conformity With the ancpaons Of planters
IN Inc most mpoi snt districts the proouc Short and
with the low prices, ia said many plantations do
not pay their expenses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
The Steamship Controversy.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
BEFORE Hon. Judge Nelson.

MAYls-Graham Us L. II Meyer-This Court has been en-
gagged since uesdsy OF last week in trying the John
Graham Va Lewis Meyer-an action of to recover
over thousand dollars for alleged
conversion steamships Noean Bird and Lawrence
and OF third steamship United tstes The question at
ssue vas whether Meyer stucken Of witch rm de-
res dant WAS bad sold the properly reimburse
spsea the 9th Of neeLaber 1855 bs Of sale the
fbps given py Graham to Meyer Thee
alleged by him . BE- IN lac. or'gsges and 80 nteadsd
sand dolls. tor onr month"; resrrvng bonus Of twenty
certain parties inducing Meyer Stuchen loan
Jhe hrn executed agreement - sell within
four persoua frien Graham name.
the plaintiff that wben be avapa
March s6 he bed nusct Srh ZanRronis the effect
OF he bird teman
for two spd thousand dolas
1rm bke up that sale by osposng the ships for which
they dred ninety thousand ouy
his he orfend.rt clsed be ess Meyer stucsrn
had paid sbsm satisfy the liens and charges 90 Inc
ships he testimo hictrR whether the
trsnsa loan sale ana beth IL it was
Meyer was in hnrope when he bargain place.
that -as made in vocation OF the articles OF part
ptrsbp between hm and stuehen and that be had
Therefore be ~ss nci liable in this action bu, thai. liable It
Nessys Williams b. Cutting and Charles OConor for
plaintiff Sessrr LAne, Gilbert Deale and Jas T. Brady
Tor defsodanA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
Our 81. Thomas Correspondence.

Sr THoMAs, May /, 1859.
send you full files and market reports without news
of the least Importance.
Flour from the United States sells at SO rs TO 50 Der
barrel covering tue various brands Corn meal S. aud
dull. Bread, navy and p,ot 50 SO to a. Rice "a rs u
g. Mess beef sl4 to $40; primo do $40 so TO sll 60
Fork, mess $40 90 n $40; DO prime SIT 10 slS Ham
s3 to $i4 butter $3.50 s24 lard si4 st codasn ss TO
Sc so (srge) wanted small 81 s. co. do tar ~ to
- 60 pitch and 50 10 50 b0; spirits rpentne 90 /,
obc. PER gallon; ". p lumber SIS 10 $l6 p. do SO
TO $40
FREIGHIs Last engagements bark 24O tons, Humscoa
10 New York, sugars 4oc moiasses, under, 80 IL, on
deck So Brig S3 tons, Arroyo ~ Boston, moasses SO 90
ondtr anu - on decs DO ib6 10 do, and New York
sugars 4Oc, moisssss So do. 200 tons, same voyage
sod rates B,itleh crg, 40 TOMS May sguez Pnlla-
aephia 81 40 aud 3d. co. 1872 tons Arroyo New York
4oc ana s3 do 23 Curacao AID do salt To-, charges paid
ntn 90 zane voyage and rates, 2S British brig
snce 70 New York, 4Oc and So or,g, 1893 tons, same
ttoyage aho rates. Bark, 249 tone Arroyo aud New
haven moasses 50 80; schooner, las do Fajardo TO
49, ~ soo ana 81, brig lts DO Ponce IN New York
s3 30 anu SO ~ '" n'''o"' ino'@0'e'
r:A'ANohs London, 60 dsys sgnt, 81 SIX TO "a 90
, ~ o"Ss Tor 20 10 b 95 Ups.d SlAses 80 DAYS,
~ ua"r, pun; days sight 1 Der oent prem,n
u D g'o CONS 1 70 y premium
WESTERN DISTRICT OF rRxAs-r Al w.,, ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
Police intelligence.

Rlor siursoAKp "A bloody aud very serious conlic,
came OF yesterday afternoon board the ship T. Capt
uocges laying in the Fact river aud bound 10 s,nodisc
The anray occurred between the second mate and the
craw onrog which knives freely used The second
ofIcr fas p3rt OF his nose bteu oil aud ia bslly cut
Most OF the crew are more or less injured Oeers Cor.
nell and Wcsb OF the barbor police force arrested Ave
NJ the most prominent OF them. Their ma mes are
Thomas Gilmore, s,icha.i Mcnopough John Hunter VIM,
Il Morgan and JAMES Warren. They we're locked up in
the Frtt ward sta,ion house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
The Film Street Murder.
COURT OF OYER AND TERalNER.
Before Hon. Judge Davies.

MAY 18.-Thc People Us James GLass-This second trial
Of the prisoner continued until twelve O'Clock on
Tuesday, a. midnight, and resumed yesterday morning,
and the evidence was concluded at late hour.
ExJudge Whiting, for the prisoner, then addressed the
Jury IN an eloquent and Impressive speech
The District Attorney replied, continuing his remarks to
the Of the Witnesses the par, Of the de
fence after which
Judge Davies charged the jury who retired at eleven
O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
Supreme Cs,,.rt.

before h n Judge fu,ber1and
MAYls Joel Oatada e. Mehding and others-Writ of
ceruorsri allowed.
ANetG Oun A,ra J.6e, and other-I do nothink
the n0jds vii .0icient 10 srih0fte q
Suun Stoer Wiham ID Stocker think this il not
case ioY ri iojunctop.
In n, mater oe petition Of Ca,harine Brady for the CUSTODY
or Mury Ann Wdher-lhe infant, Mary lSer
DELIVERED The and custody Of Gait aiine Brady
nrs, &c for ~ petition for the hahtss corpus
~ he matte, oe application OF Cdroine N Norris Repor
Cor a, ueo nd granted.
Iis Boiuin and others Alexander Acker and xhcrs-
Jul IN sp for pisiutiiis with coats
re People at tie relation Of Nuthesius Fanny Reos Wn
of cerucrar hlo-ef
fer divorces were granted IN two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.

PARIS, May 7, 1850
sysnal Valiant and Count WaleSsk are appointed
rhsrs of the Privy Council
epera, Random succeeds to the Ministry Of War, and
Rover becomes President OF the Senate.
he retres from the Mn,stry of the Interior 70
Ministry Of Justice, aud the Duke Of "Padone" he-
les uInisier of the Interior
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
Mar Inc Court.
Befcre Bon. Judge 1bon psou and a Jury

ACTION TOR tTOKAGE.
NAV yeie No,thrup-rhe defent employed the
paipi,a 10 boat load OF potatoes
tor, cuuniy Work, nsgped To Hyce rhs
car here october 1853 at the close
The pser rote Of the arrival but failing
req sin 90 I'd Tor hundrt aud thirty eight days ~heo
ihy wei. Ut sdsd nv the defendant This arou bro,p
10 re,oy.r the storage. Verdict plaintiff for s7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
sACKvnLE, N. B May 1873 p. NJ
The steamer Canada arrived at Halifax at about 10JS
O'Clock NJ to-day The report for the Associated Press
was, usual placed first in the Halifax telegraph office,
but it was withheld by orders of the Nova Scotia Tele-
graph Company precedence given to the SPECTATORS
report which in turn has been delayed here by rea
son Of previous occupancy or the wires by the
Cape Race aud other reports Of the Agent Of the
Associated Prees. The conduct of the halifax
mayors compelled the agent of the association express
tho regular report through by horses, aud therefore
the balance of the report will no. reach here until
morrow Thursday morning. In order tina. the private
patrons Of the line may be incommoded little poss
sble, they WILL understand, be served in advance Of
the transmission Of the full details to the Associated Press
Private dispatches, therefore, win be first in order
Thursday forenoon but the chief points OF the
press report viii be sent for regular evening
editions.
The Canada is understood to have sailed from Halifax
for Boston at about two o'clock this p NJ and may ar
rive there at about midnight to morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
I in port, 100000 bales, Of which 3l4 ,50

STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
vices from Manchester continue TO be unfavorable
b bu. little inquiry for goods, prices were weak,
|alee quite unmportant.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
|ssrs. Richardson, Spence l. Co. report brea1stuGs
and lightly declined Spce toe Sd inst. Wheat opened
q large speculative inquiry, an excited MARKET and
vance of o. on all descriptions but it subsequently
ded Flour was dull, ana offered at Cd. Cd decline
| Sd inst. Quotations are nominal at 12s. los
y also dun at 3D. Cd. decline since Tuesday; quo
10 nominal; Western red IS. lis 3D. white o.. a
d southern white los Oh. l3s. 3d.; Corn dull,
ecnned 81. a ID. mixed 7s. q rs. Id; yellow 7s
white &c. I'D. a ss. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
ssrs. Bigiani, Atnya & Co., Richardson. Spence &
aues McdeDry Il Co. and others, quote large al
on nearly ali descriptions Of PROVISIONS. Beef was
sn' at the opening, ana advanced fully los. 20s
quiet ans steady At the advance Pork also opsDei
ant, ano advanced 6s. u los. 90 the week, c!oein.
put steady at sos per barrel. Lard Arm, ami holi
demanding an advance to COS. a s2s rallow do
and selling At BIS 81. $50. for eat,hsrs.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
pcs firm; pois considerably advanced. and ouo,od a,
|d q 32s. Co. Pearls steady at as 81. Sugar ,,ea
cotfss dull. Rice firm and advanced L. cloa,ny
Feh otis unchanged; sales unimportant. Luseed
o. u a3s. RosD firm at Il. Cd on the spot, and An
arrive. Spirits turpentiue hrm, At slight nd vance
ioted At 42s. Cd. a 46s. Tea weak In price add ra
Inactive.
LONDON MsRKETN
sra Barring Brothers quote Wheat qnie, and quo
barely maintained white, 54-. 5Ss.; red, sos a
Flour, 2ss. a4s. Iron duh; Welsh rais, g3 s..
bars, e. CoGse heavy, end declined 81. a a.; ~
fire advanced Is. Spirits tnrpan,ine au A aud easei
at ass. 81. Rice opered Arm, out closed dol,
d declined slightly. and selling at 2ss. Other aru
Dchapged aud quet
HAvRE MARKETS..
HAvRE Nay 4, 1850
pa very dun; sa'es Of the weea, including yes.,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
THE WAR IVIrALY.

No battle had yet been fought rhe Ausrians crossed
Po and made further advance into Piedmont, but
punc atoms said to have compelled them TO make
III tial retreat.
The Aus.ans we're repulsed in effort to the Pc
Frsncetlo, with considerable loes
he daorpess OF the Austrians exctes great surprise
|r vanguard at Fropzaro
he Emperor OF Austria preparing 70 take the chief
hmsnd in Italy,
he sard,nans, it was reported, had seized al tn
I,risD meI chaut vessels Mt Genoa.
be French few days woui naaster hundred thon-
% l. cops 10 Piedmont
he Emperor Eapo,eon remained in Paris, but was ex
ed 10 stsrt for the army on the 18th.
e,e are whispers Of martial Law IN Paris after his de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19

Way, looo baes the decline the week is fully A. 81
tres ordinaire, lo4f. bas, OFF Breadstuls quiet, at
slight decline on all descriptions, excepting wheat, which
has advanced slightly Potashes dull pearls firm. Rice
firm, at slight advance Talcw advanced considerably
Provisions buoyant, and advanced considerably. All
other articles unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
ADVANCE IN BRITISH CONSOLS.
ecline in American Securities, Cotton
and Breadstutfs,
10. &C., 10,

ST. JOHNS, N. F., May 1s, 1852
The steamship Canada, Captain Lang, from Liverpool
Saturday, the 7th inst, passed Cape Race on Mon
" evening" en- route to Halifax and Boston.
She boarded by the Associated Press agent,
ID the following sum mary Of her news procured
|nsiderAble delay unavoidable in its transmission
Dg fact that the line from this place to tn Cape
mo, yet completed. WILL doubtless, be completed in
seek or ten days. when ouch provoking delays will be
10 measure avoided.
he news, which should have come to hand Tuesday,
Ls doubtless Intentionally delayed by the Nova Scotia
TO-
|The Canada's advioes to the afternoon OF the
ID in o commercial point Of view are important
he political s Interesting, but possesses no fes-
Tea Of startling moment.
|rhe celebrated Baron Humboldt died q. Berlin on
Isday, 9th inst.
rhe ministerial gain at the British elections is COM
ted At Is.
he screw steamer Lebanon, from New York April
arrived at Liverpool May 4.
he steamer Indian, from Portland April 49, ar
ed At Liverpool May s.
he banking house which had suspended at Vienna was
u Of Cornslen Keter, and the amount Of their abi
B was e., COO, O00
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19

WESTERN DISTRICT OF rExAs-r NJ waul h,s receivet
zoe democratic NOMINATION Tor Congress in the gos,ero
district Of Texas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
be I0pd on money market was active. The Bank Of
apo had advanced rates to An per cent. The specie
: vault had decreased f4S6, 900 since last weekly
|s Cousois closed the 6th At 9014 90A for money
account, Bar silver, IS. 214d.; eagles, 76s 4d
LONDON, May I'll N.
lnsols are OF 9C3S aso%.
AMERICAN STOCKS
ss.s Barring Brothers report federal securities slight
ectiDed: railway bonds depressed. Messrs. Bell Co
state stocks depressed but not exceeding two per
railway BONDS considerably declined, with but few
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
! o Brokers' Circular reports the sales the week at
be bales, of which 200 bales on speculation
h COO for export. Prices had declined IA. Nd,
,uo,at ons we're NOMINAL except for midoling which
bed much rreguarty. The sales Of Friday were
bales, the market closing dull at the GLOWING quo
ms.
FUR. Kidding
Orleans. Observation-Disclosures. TX OK
.........................7 6%
nos. ............".... ...oB "a
,ck in mort. 4O3CO0 bales. OF which Ala hO0 wero
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19

Coon Paicls FOR THE CoNGos.-Three congo
AircapA Of the w.na,rers cargo sged nfteen eighteen
and ,w MY ave cold a. Memphis week for $780, $500
and 1875
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19

HAvRE Nay a, 1850
N very dun se,es Of the weea, including yes.,r
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-23

GA sick man slightly convalescing
lately in conversation with a pious friend
congratulating him upon his recovery, ant
as king him who his physician was, replied !;
"Dr. - brought me thorugh."
"No, no." said his friend, "God brought
you out Of your illness, not your DOCTOR"
"Well," replied he, "maybe he did, bu,
l am certain the doctor will charge me for
It,"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-23

0TA lady was passing along the street
In Richmond. the other day, when she was
met by young man full Of bad whiskey,
who, in staggering past stepped on her dress.
Turning to the lady, he remarked apologet-
ically, "hoOps take up too much room )" to
which the lady quietly replied, mot so
much as whiskey, sir" and passed on.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-23

0E Dick Ledger stated in very measured
terms, that he "ddn't happen to be married
yet - "The time was fixed for yesterday"
said we. 81 know il, rejoined he. "Well,''
said be, looking very serious, and approach.
Ing cur ear confdentially, "the fOct is, Ihave
cot an ertenSion 20
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-23

A LONG WHILE FOR AN EpIToR.-TEe cen
ductor of a country paper says he hopes to
continue with his patrons end friends, ia
prosperous and uninterrupted friendly inter.
course, till time and space shall be no more ~
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-23

0E The best capital that young man
can start with in life is industry, with good
sense, courage, and the fear of God. They
are better than cash, credit, or friends.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-11-23
PORTAGE SENTINEL.
A Picture.
tnoM TIE socEtYS or LLxAHrlxs.

This evening, as our nre lay blazing bright,
/ gaEsd on Lawrence, by the cheerful light
From his young brow reflected, while the child
Sat on the ground, and looked, and gaily smiled
On a young fawn, his favorite faWn, that lay
Close couched between his feet in quiet play.
/ never yet beheld . group 90 fair
In spoTtive beauty a. that simple pair
It's slight legs bent beneath Its dOwny breasi,
The gentle creature laid Itself TO rest,
As in ih grassy pasture where the breeze
Nnrmured by day; and thus between his kneS''
In all the sweet, bold confidence Of love,
It turned its pare, expressive eye above
To gaze on his. and with complaeent nien,
Ate the young sprouts of Willows from between
His delicate fingers; and when all was done'
Stretched up its grateful head to rest upon
His shoulder, and, contented with Its place,
Looked with happy triumph in my face,
And, gently rude, in It's voluptuous Joy,
Nibbled the flowing Iinglets Of the 10y.