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Jarvis mrs ERnnf4
Johnson mrs Geo w ,
lonee mrs Mary
JoeIes mrs Caroline
Jones mrs Tasl2y
johnson mrs Y y
Johnson mrs Nancy
Keari mrs M
King mrs N AB
Rear, miss Barbara
Kelly miss Mary
Kelly miss a 8
Lamb mrs Henriett5
Lester mrs Clara A
IIpscomb mrs NJ
1,eiber mrs nj
Lyle mrs + J
Lynch miss ~
Monroe mrs Elinor
Marries mrs M A
Montazue mrs NJ A
Morris mrs NJ b
Monkey mrs Mary l.
Noise mrs III L.
Montgomery mrs +
Niche mrs 8 f
Miller mrs Sarah e
Mera mrs G q
Mekin mrs M 8
Mas o mrs T. u
Mahoney mrs 4
Martin miss Mag 5
Mann HISS Il
MarneIi miss Anna
Michelboroush miss NJ F
Mitchell miss Julia A
Morris miss NJ
h1cCurdi miss NJ
McQ uinn miss Kate
O'Riley miss Ann
OHern miss Sallie
O'Keefe mrs NJ J
Otey mrs Mary A
Owen mrs NJ M
Oald mrs Thos
0'I.inn mrs + A
O'Sullivan mrs l. A
Nelson mrs Ann A
Nonen miss Mary
Parcher miss NJ s
Pendleton miss A i
Phillips miss Susan +
Partington raiss F
Powell mrs Mary Z
Powell mrs Susan
Phillips mrs Chas
Peatross mrs l. A
Parks mrs Bridget
Patterson mrs Sarah A
Pane mrs II B
Roper mrs Marie HI
Rody mrs Virginia
Roberts mrs Rob't
Roane mrs Jos X
Radlen mrs s F
Roper miss julia A
Reed miss Jennie c
Russell miss Louisa
Swami mrs Martha 2
Singleton mrs Nancy
Shelby mrs Jane G
Sharp mrs g Z
Solomon mrs Mary
Smith mrs Mary Ann
Smith mrs Martha A
Smith Mrs Mary A
Stanard mrs ] l.
Stanley mrs Edw'd
SImons mrs Jas
Sales mrs Della T.
Scott mrs Mary A
. Smith Ind tcol'd)
Syneo miss Eliz tn
Sims miss Martha A
Shufheid miss Agnes
Sparks miss Amanda
Stewart Miss Martha
Stag miss Eliz'th
Scott miss Henrietta
Scott Mary tcol'dl
Simpson miss Sarah A
Thomas Mrs | X
Trimmer mrs l. E
Terry mrs F BJ
ToInlin miss Marg't
Taylor miss Lucy M
Terrell Miss NJ Il
Tnolp miss =
Toppan miss r NJ
Tudor miss s w
TwItty miss N S
Turner miss Louisa
Turner miss Eugenia
Watkins mrs NJ airy
Watkins mrs Jas II
Ware mrs Eliz tn
Wardweil mrs Nj w
Walker mrs Lettie
Willard mrs A II
w illiams mrs j p
Willis mrs v A
Wood mrs Emma
Woodward mrs Cath
Ware mrs Alice
WitheTspur mrs Alfred
Wren miss Ella M
Wray miss II v
Williams miss M l.
Whitloek miss Anna
Weller miss Anna
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Drssssrss isems--7xs fsss Hsvetrt6v 1stes ~
Avon, re.
NoRyoEK, Oct. 7th. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller CLOSE ! brilliant en-.
gagement in the Opera HouaA, tomorrow
evening. Miss Fanny 11UrAnt Is expected
next week, to be followedby the Elorences the
next week. The splendor Of The building
lately dedicated 70 Apotn has hAd the eject "
reproducing feeling for the drama which had
nearly died cut In this city.
The excitement growing out OF the homi-
eide 81 laues Williams, BY Frederick Collins,
has hubeided, and We hear no men saon Of II on
the street. Collins has waived his prelimina-
~ EXAMINATION before the Mayor, aud mas
been sent en- 10 the Examining Court when
meets on the fourth Monday OF this month.
The Winans steamer has not arrived. Our
people are anxiously awaiting her arrival,
aud are all curiosity TO see her.
The third trial of Reed, for arson, is sun
progressing in Portsmouth, and, we learn,
will be given to the jury to-day. The last jury
was nine for conviction ana three Ior acqat-
tai
new line Of steamers to Baltimore, from
Richmond, via Norfolk, commence their reg
ular trips tomorrow.
The Fair of the Free Mason street Baptist
Church, Is in "full tide Of successful expert
ment, and promises 70 be quite rernuneratiye.
PERCUSSION.
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W. .re aoenlx named 10 day to be obliged to an
nonc s' th es dsath Pa Of our friend Dr. Pull
LIAM, late of Richmond. Va. Dr. r. became "a
citizen of Houston last winter and engaged IN ,ns
practice of medicine and surgery, IN which ne hau
already proved himself second to none 10 our oly
tion Of which he had Just cause TO be proud. ne
was taken down last Thu5sday Of sger a and al
The are devoted friends could eive him, death
marked him Tor his own and he died this mornns;
He was n noble fellow, generous ana MANY 1 M
tie sorrow ut his untnely death is UNIVERSAL. Ho
will be buried this evening ats O'clock. oc
Houston IeTdsl IsiegrdpH Sept 20
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LIFE IN II
ia. CHURCH Observation-Disclosures FOR PEOPLE

81 CHURCH BooKs.-IHFoRMATIoN FOR PEOPLE
ATTENDING THE noN,
GENERAL CONVENT n
A large assortment of very choice BOQks.many
School Libraries and for the r-adins OF the young
IN families, well others Tor matursT innas
his Bookstore, No. l45 Main street.. list 81 some
of the more recent issues OF this choice coilecon
may be found in his advertisement III a7 7it
column. NC ~
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- RICHMOND AND YORK

<--- RICHMOND AND YORK
js1sA trissFssas3sf1 liver kAILROAD-TEM
GE::g ssSs.S a-- PORARY ARRANGEMENTS
OPENING OF THE ROAD TO THE WHITE
IOUS E-On and after til date. accommoda-
lion train. carving passengers and freight, stop
ping al any and all points signal, goins and re-
farming, VIII run as follows:
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, att A. M.
observation-disclosures the White House at $50 r.
NJ. on the same days.
FERRY will be established in a few days at
the White House, offering every facility Tor cross
ing the Pamnnkcy.
FREIGHT will lie received at the Office at Rock
etts. near the lower Gas Works, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and VIII be forwarded
on the following days.
Freight in all cases to be paid at the Rockets
office, before shipment or delivery. ~ seg
Negroes will be required when travelling alone,
to leave with the Ticket Agent Conductor pass,
stating expressly that they have permission to
travel on the cars. TH0S. K. SHARP,
oc S-ts Superintendent.
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TOM AND JERRY:
OR. LIFE IN LONDON.

THE SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THH
VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE
RICHMOND, VA,
Will open in the large and wetl-arranzed build;ns
on 9th street: near Main. on the IS.h inst ME-
CHAANIcs: MANUFACTURERs.AR ARTISTS. iS-
stENTOHS. the LADIES. and al vsrsons We
have REyoLuTI0NARYR RELICS Oil PIa re
or COIN. NATURAL CURIOSfTfES. Oi n NJ.
CORDS, MINERALS. etc. are earnestly rsausst-
ed to contrbnte to the grand collection abouf ~ te
made. The Hall will open for the reception or eon
tributons Of every character, on
WEDNESDAY,, THE 18TH IysY.
Exhibitors will please append 10 eaca artsel.
full descripton Of it. tao to ensure proper
fcation.) the name Of the maker and depositor
whether for exhibition ONLY. or for coMprrfrtav
FOR PREMfUM-and if intended ron sAIK. he
price. '
All articles of American production mss comn.,s
for premiums which range from IS to SJD
NO ENTRANCE FEE is CHARGED exhiS,tors
The MECHANICS and MANUFACTURER os
Richmond are earnestly requested to send specs
mems OF their manufactures to the Fair. Hailoeen
for the reeep tion of articles on the 18th. MoTryE
POWER in abundance, SUPPLIED eRATUIrorsIy
for working machinery.
For all information, apply to
..-rs WIN. FORBES.
5-4f Chm of Exhibition Cnm,riiffaa
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LOST sTRAYED AND FOUND

v. STRA EH-Fyom eur stab .. on
ksn Tuesday, the 2eth of sentember. one DARK
ssA.X. and ahout IS hands high. He has sons
sears on his shoulders from tie collar
We will give liberal reward for his delivery to
's &c s- It's '''''''' HATCHER & WEBSTER.
STRAyED-- RON my residence on
NC Church Hill, :, on y Wednesdsy. Oct sth.
s~ ots wen U will We q rswsr1 r rs
s sboa.s 70 me- @' tot f'y H. cHRsraN
I OST--on Tuesday, the lth October, an Ac-
IL COUNT BOOK, which is of no value to any
sHi 81 se At the eS
3OS Broad ST., or at the Dispatch Office. oc SGT
I OST-On Thursday; somewhere Near the Capl.
IL toll Square, a CAMEO BREASTPiN. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same
AZ the Dispatch Office oc Sit
I oST ST.; Sometime p IN June last. cERTiFJ-
mams Of 2nes Anna aa Ellis Sf fe u tss
will be rewarded by leaving the same At this Of
fee If not found application viii be made for re-
I OST-A BOND FOR NEGRO HIRE, payable
II TO VIM. s. Hurt. dated January l't, 1859. for
one hundred and forty dollars, pay able anarterly.
payment balance stopped. The finder viii
please leave it at this office oc7-2t1
~<rN SIS REWAR Destroyed from the
owner, on the nisht h q Wedne siay. the sth
with very large bag; white mark on her forehead
and streak on her hack; no ear marks. The above
reward Will be paid for her delivery to t.-
oc 7-4t e. b. COOK, No. 10 Main ST.
O., LOST-A white SETTER PUPPY,
=IaS~A with yellow marks on back and head. aud
- yellow around the eyes about six months
old. The finder will be literally rewarded By leav-
ing him with ME. at the Office of Edmond, Dayen-
port & Co., on the Dock.
&c 6-3tr DAVID EDMOND.
ezersk STRAYED--with thin the last fortnight,
0ASF~ from the residence of Mrs r. C.. Wor-
sk.-snustham, a small red COW, not very fat. A
literal reward will be paid. for her delivery TO Mrs.
Workman, or to the subscribers.
oc cts EDWIN WORKMAN &.CO.
aEr,k STRAYED away, from my residence,
XasS~ on Church Hill, about two weeks ago,
uR~k,e RED cow. with a few white spsts;
has short horns. will PAY q reward Of fge dol
lars for her recovery. JOHN f. BARNES
oc l-Iw Near Old Market.
I OST--In this city. eitlerin December. 1858, or
II January, 1859, a CERTIFICATE of the City
Savings Bank. No. 2207. dated August Gath, 1855,
for the Of forty dollars, standing in tho name
of John C. McCabe. All persons are cautioned
against trading for or receiving said Certificate,
payment OF same having been stopped. Sc 30 l2t*
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COMMERCIAL.

Northern Markets-IB BIZ TELKeRAPH.]
NV yonx. Oct. Flour firm and unchanxed.
wheat d,iii-red 81 IS; white S1.6. Corn buoy
ant-inixcd a5,s. Pork aniet-msss sl562; prime s.e
StacSs active and higher. Va. 6's $si. p. NJ
Cotton heavy Upiands midding Ia Southern
a ~ 20. Corn tending upward-mixed as,a 80
Prime Pork Sio62 1895. Other articles unchanged
BaLTiMoRx. Oct. Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat Arm and moderately active-whlte ranges
from 8 ! SOal 81; red Sli311.r. Germ has an up
ward tendency-ye elbow 81 a9t; white SSdsS. FRO
visions steady--prime Pork SllAall1s,
Sales in New York, Thursday, of $500 Va. SIS At
otis: III O90 do. at 94tS 900 do. ut g4z; GOV N
c. Us at 81; and 81 00 Tenn. 6's, 80, at H5s,tsf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

- NEGATION OF THE ESSEN
go TIAL. DOCFRINE OF CHRISTIANI-
TY.-Dr. JNO. THOMAS, the unmeasured denoun-
last lecture THAT the Chureh Is NOT ao,o the body
Of the Christi At the solicitation of several
friends, we propose to demonstrate that declara
ton, NEGATl0N OF THE ESSENTIAL DOC
TRINE OF CHRISTIANITY, next SUNDAY, a.
Hall. Seats free. Toe 7-2ttl g. b. STACY. +
49, NOTICE.--An election will he held
0~-a-a at the City Hall, MONDAY next, the
10Th instant for the selection Of eighteen delegates
to the Farmers Assembly of the Virginia State
Agricultural Society, to meet IN Petersburg the
LIST day of next month. tNovember.D
oc 7-3t THE COMMISSIONERS. +
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FAIR uf UE '
I'D TRIAL AGRICULTURAL OClEIf 10
he held in Richmond October 2tth 70 Istn G;,t,.rr
y" AZ a meeting Of the EXECUTIVE COM NIL
I'll held On The 9Th inst, the following additions
,ro 70 made to the Premium List as pubished'
/. For the best crop oil :" neat per acre. NOV ie
than fifty acres. $50. -. to..
D For the best crop of Corn per acre, not less
than fifty acres $50. ~, -. lace
3 For the best crop of Wheat per acre, not less
than acre, So -. las
q For the best crop Of Corn per acre, not less
than acre. go . , . ~,
Parsons competing for these premiums, must ad-
duce before the Committee OF JUDGES the testlnio-
ny Of nj least one disinterested witness to sustain
their claims. - .u. \
The following additional premiums were inserted
" For the best half acre of Ruta Baga Turnlps, So
For the best half acre of any other description Oh
Turnips. SIC. :. A., p,,,os .,d
REGULATIONS were also made: ,,,:.;
NAV he removed from the grounds, and returned
again. at the discretion of the President.
Hny and straw TO be furnished to all animals en-
tered for premiums, free Of charge. =,
Committee on crops of heat and Corn: Hon.
R. NJ It. Hunter. of Essex; VIM. b. HARRISON,
ESQ. Prince George DR.. V. Funston. CLARK; n
Frances Cabeil. Esq, Nelson; DR.. VIM. T. walk
err Goochland Thos. Watkins: Esq, HALIFAX: Dr.
John Mayo Westmoreand; Henry ehb. Esd,
New Kent; VIM II. Clarke. Esq. Halifax; -
Hairston Esq. Henry; VIM. W. Watts, Esq.
Roanoke; ". P. Taylor, Esq, CareIine i. h.
Burgwynn, n. Z. =. uiMmOCh,,
Ocs-lw Secy Va. C. A. s..
"a. Wing and Enquirer copy.
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49, WE, THE UNDER NED:
s3>A Stockholders of the w i L Mt
LAND COMPANY, and holding in the aggregate
more than one tenth of the capital stock OF the
said compsny. hereby give notice IT e. that general
will he held at the Office OF the said company. at
WEST POINT, in the county ef King William,
VA JNO. PROSSER TABB, +
ocs-lawtd* ALEX. DUDLEY.
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NOTICE. .The Visitors of the Col
3D. lege of WILLIAM AND MARY are re-
spectlully invited to be present in their official
pacIty at the aying OF the stone of the Collee
Ediice, on the nth of OCTOBER next, at ii o'cis
A. Nj. DC S-3t
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DIED,


On FFasy mornips ct soclcis p M1s Eh h ths
The friends and acauantanccs Of the family ass
particularly requested to attend her lune RAJ. IN
hSfEnturdayf afternoon, at O'clock iIon LII III
residence, on Main street, one squaio a0N" T
street.
ofconsumptiou. on the 2lst Of Sept, in henI,c2'
nj the residence Of her brother y eW NJ N the
Ford, Miss LUCY CAROLINE 81 E' GASS' :" 's
3lst year Of her age.
Dearest sister. thou hast lett us;
We thy loss do deeply feel;
But tits God that hath bereit Us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet, again we hope to meet lhee,
When the day OF life Is nea, AZ.
And in heaven we hope 10 greer ihee'
Where no parting tear IS shed.
On yesterday evening. at 20 minutes Rast If RON
consort of the late John Elron. :a.rca of
Her funeral will take place from the ~ Gar
Mr. George P. Gray, ID street, 70 Sas
noon, at 5 o'clock. The friends ana acqua'alaheso'
are invited to attend. A.
In New York. on Tuesday. the 4th INST. ~ LIS :.
ELIZABETH KIMBERLY, In the '1u year % ho'
age. I'D ,hose of her
son in law. Ezekiel Brewer, are respectIuuy .at
vited to attend her funeral, at trace
Church, this Saturday afternoon at ~ y e
Yesterday Thursday mornins. a' qE G1IaIS0N
at the residence Of heI father SALhiG EI;it
daligh liter Of William r. and Amanda n; HI.
Her funeral will take place ut the Mon na ,f
Church SATURDAY. morning; otn hst., pni,t;t,es
friends and members of the Church are invited 10
attend. ~ , and Nil,
HA. Fredericksburg, Petersburg, VAL anu MI
ton N Z. papers please copy
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- ST. JOHNS CHURCH.--The Rt
o. Rev. Bishop CLARKE. of Rhode Island,
will preach in this Church on ST NDAY, at II o'clk,
A. NJ: and the Rt. Rev. Bishop LEE, of Iowa at 4
O'Clock, z. Nj. oc S-lt+
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Correspondence II the kiohnlond Dispatch.
prss,nrSs Isesns--74s E~ss 14svRtst6s Tytof ~
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE. The Rev.
90 Mr., NoLLEy's Church having been hand
somev re painted. will be open for Divine service
on To MORROW. It will be occupIed in the
afternoon by the Rev. Mr.. GLENNIE, of Charleston,
s. C. oc Sits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

THE UNION BUILDING FUND
- COMPANY will meet THIS EVENING,
at Mr.. Carys School House. Church Hill, at III.
O'Clock. Members may paw their dues to the Sec
rotary, at his office. until o'clock.
oc Sit THOS l.. d. WALFORD, Sec'y.
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BR EATW, REANLY|
FIuI Recomi snded By tbs most celebsakedl
denfssfs ~ mr. snpeucv to any dcuntrce II No.
cleaning and pseeefving the toeth Aud Guma. kor
1tN BOXES prime Sc;Ss1 pP;s I; e |s 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08

L THE PLAGuE!;
THRILLING STORY! ~ : :
Inc i'0p'''iTaa9M iI Y JOURNAL
Beg to inform the public that they have commence
al absobng and deeply interesting stories ever f osf f
ed to 'A fH afspf CUE: sTkfc s9e CITY,
THE ADvESEg sgS SSzS'qF "a 4 PHYSICIAN.
THE s. N OR g / PES PEsTp 4
Every will remember the fearful scourge
which the fall of 1855 decmated the city of Nor
folk has me 6esn 81 IN the history of
side ration the number OF inhabitants. far exceeded
those who perlsissd in he great plague Of Londen
AIG The TEhREB sEiE EEAyAeEs OF THE
THIS FEARFUL SCOURGE
I Rp PaGf fNS0f HoR sSepsf of the most
All psstosGGnfs H TEsapx f * MslppT2r toURNA
which competent critics have pronounced to be
fully equal n its contents to those published in the
North, would do well 10 begin with this Story. The
the South, and can with confidence refer to this
story a" an f ffFHe FAMILY lily oGRsA
Is largo, eight page, Illustrated Journal. deyotea
al i News Dealers The Propristors respectfully
solicit comparison with Journals published else
where. - g.
The price of subscription is 80 per annum; two
copies 90 Aua'ess WILLIAMS l. MOORE,
ia Baltimore St, Baltimore, Md.
FOR SALE in Richmond by l.. l.. SMITH. Main
.,r.et. " IT Jarvis. Broad St; W. EVANS,
PaarI street: g. r. BALDWIN, Main street; and
by ali Periodical Dealers. ocS-ts
r,DIJCATION. - MRS. MARY A. PERRY,
Ii formerly Mrs New.) having returned to locate
peyrnanently in the city, will open ON MONDAY.
Oct 10, in tho basement OF the house now occupied
~ Mr.. Henry Roland. ON the corner of Grace and
18th streets. opposite 81. Johns Chnrrh-yard, a
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, in
Enalish education, Drawing. Painting and Music
Terms moderate and made known at the School
room.
school, class of small boys will be received.
MARY A. PERRY.
Vocal instructor po yed. if neeeaaary
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]. STRAY Eb-fyom eur stab ., on
Tuesday, the Goth of Sentember, one dark
49, bav or brown horse MULES years Old,
N ~. and about Is hands high. He has some
scars on his shoulders from tie collar
70 will give liberal reward for his delivery to
s in Richmond.
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PENDANT TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY NINE
DOLLARS AND SEVENTEEN CENTS: and am
davit having been made and fled that the defend
ant above named is q NONRESIDENT OF TINS CoHl-
mon wealth, the said de PENDANT is notihed 70 APP
pear within one month after due publication mere.
Of and do what is necessary to protect his interest
In this suit. A Copy-Teste ,.rc, ,,,,
oc S-iaw4w JAM ES EILEl a VI n
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NJOTIeE.--I have LANE opposite the main en-!
IN trance 10 tho Now FAR ds2unds; 1rem the
sTxNbS. xc., which I will rent during the COM
ms fan, on reasonsvel M " yARpporyGH
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-03
SPRAYS OF WISDOM.

He who has many wishes, has generally but
little scilt He who has energy of uilI, has
few divereing scishes. He whose will is bent
with energy on one, must renounce ,oishes for
many things. ~
The loss of taste for what is right, is loss
Of all right taste.
Whose is respectable when thinking himself
alone and free from observation, will be 80 be
fore the eye Of all the world.
He certainly is a good man, whose intimate
friends are all good, and whose enemies ART
characters decidedly bad.
i He who maliciously takes advantage of th,
lunguarded moments of friendship, is not far
ther from knavery, than the latest moment @
evening from the FIRST of night.
Let the degree of egotisn be the measur
of confidence.
He alone who makes use of bis enemies I
improve the knowledge Of himself, is seriou
ly inclined to grow better.
Good may be done by the bad. but II
good alone can be good.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-03
HOME INFLUENCE.
BY sYLTANUs COBB, JR.


who's that, I WONDER said Mrs Seaburn,
as she heard the bell ring at the basement
door.
sAh-it's Marshall returned her husband,
who had looked out at the window and recog-
nized the grocers cart.
And what have you had sent home now
HenryP
F. But before Mr.. Seaburn could answer, the
door of the sitting room was opened. and one
of the domestics looked in. and asked
'Whatll I do wild the demJohns. mum ?
DemJohns p repeated Mrs. Seaburn.
Let them set in the hall. and I'll attend tc
them interpcsed the husbs y.
'Henry,what have you had sent home nowi
asked the wife after the domestic had gone.
Some nice wine, Cora, and little choice ole
brandy replied he.
Cora Seaburn glanced up at the clock. ant
then down upon the floor. There was clouC
upon her fair brow, and it was very eviden
that something lay heavy upon her heart
Presently she walked to the wall and pulled
Vic UGH uuu 9ilC SuiH"OuS was duSW6E6t
by the chamber-maid.
Are George and Charles in their room ?
Yes, ma'am.'
Tell them it's school time
The girl went out, and in little while tw
boys entered the sitting room, with their book
under their arms, and their caps in their hand
They were bright, happy, healthy fellows, wit
goodness and truth stamped upon their ros
faces, and the light of free conscienees CLEAN
ing in their sparkling eyes. George was thi
teen years of age, and Charles eleven, and ce
tainlv those two parents had reason to b
proud of them. The boys kissed their moth.
gave happy good morning to their fath'
and they went away to school.
Cora said Mr.. Seaburn some time after Il
boys had gone, what makes you so sober ?
Sober repeated the wife, looking up.
Yes. You have been sober and mu
ever since the grocer came
DO you want me to tell you why T.
OF couree do
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-03
RAvENNA, OHIO.
pENc1LrNas BY LAMp-L1GHT.
DR.. g. Baile,

Or. g. Bailey.
The poet Whittier pays the following trib-
ute to the memory of this excellent man, in
the last-number of the National Era
The cypress shadows deepen. But few
days ago, we we're called upon to lament the
loss of world -honored and beloved friend.
Joseph Surge, Of Birmingham. And now. the
last arrival from Europe brings us the sad in
telligence that our gifted and dear friend and
fellow-laborer. with whose name our own has
been go long associated in the National Era,
is no longer among the living.
:. As clouds that make the mountain SUBMITS,
A waves that know guiding hand,
30 swift has brother followed brother
From sunshine to the sunless land"
The death of Dr.. Bailey will be widely felt
as public calamity. He was one of those
men who mould and shape the age in which
they live. To no one is the cause Of Freedom
and Progress, as embodied in the Republican
party. more indebted than to him. Clear
sighted warm-hearted. generous to fault
frank in the avowal Of his opinions-earnesi
without fanaticism. bold without temerity, un
compromising yet courteous and charitable
gentleman always, never STOPPING to person
al invective or controversy-he has been EN-
phatically the man for his place and time
His views were broad and statesman-like-h
could not wear the badge Of a mere partiza
and be held himself ready always to ceDsur
his political friends when, in his view, the
were in the wrong, and to commend bis opp
nents whenever they took step in the rigl
direction. None but those who knew hi
well and understood his social and genial q
ture, and his strong love of appreciation, con
estimate how much it cost him to maintai
under circumstances to which weaker m,
would have yielded as to destiny, his perfe
LOYALTY to truth. What most impressed us,
our Intercourse with him, was the total al
sence of all cant, caviI, or subterfuge-t
transparent honesty and Christian mainline
of bis character.
In that dark period when his press, in Oi