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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
OFFICE souTH-sipL RAuRoAp Co.,
August iTih ia50
IA EE III ,stSs.islI q 4 4 q.

OFFICE souTHsiDE RAn.RoAp Co,
August i7hA is50 (
1AgEM o q
~ The soatIsde Railroad leaving LSnehiurg follow.
Neond Train daily, except sundays, at ioao, Pm
10Th i1esc trains connect with he c,mond Danyic
nj relerslnrg with The trnins 10 Norfolk AMI Weldon
aa% " ' cy ' Pom" to w" New YORK. md
baltimore, all magnificent Steamers with the best acromnoda
daily Steam Tatk's to ian"rc - '''''''" ''"'''
The agcnt the sousldc Railroad Co. IyEcburg will
aug l'-is II. ID, BIRD, Gcn1 supL
Regalia.
DID Fellows Regalla Of hans"m, and show ysyles Breili-
for our approaching festival cal soon Iers they nre ali
White Goods! White Goods!
l all Kinds White Goods will be foind 10 vii Jacon,i
swiss aud Null Muns, Cambcs Irish Linens, Diapers,
aug ii difs JNo. j. PUKvis, Agent.
HAVE ntcly made Trip airr hoods, and recelv
nr Persons anxious to lay out their money I" advantage
aug il.difs JNo. J. pURvIs, Agent.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEw.-LYxAx's PArKxr Fxurr
- JAEBy simple arrangement attached To the OF
AIKEN & sI p ss a, a a sa. ssiaa n.
i In The jar from spelling, Ms will do il the a Is not again
sale by ANDREW BOYD,
june 21-''s 100 Main street, Lyncliburr, Va.
DR.. S. Johnson, Dentist,
aR Is fully prepared perform all operations pertaining
f9$yso the dental profession In the hest possible manner,
aud fully warranted In every respect
Teeth extracted by the aid Of electricity without pain to thu
patient.
sp- oace, opposite Citizens Savings Bank Main Street,
RErsnEScEs:--wm Owens, NJ. D., WIN. O. Owens NJ d. r.
II. Giner, NJ. d. Thos L. Walker, NJ. h. John H. Patterson,
NJ d., Alex Tompkins ESQ., saml MeCorkle Esd, john b.
Lee Isl. e v Rocke Esi John Smith, Esq, j. = irby,
Flood, Esq. mnrch 25-diyH
Emit Cans Fruit Cans
~ just received large supply Of prfs a1d Arkhvrs SET
Sang Mutt Jars, which will be sold the
easonal'le terms by [aug 1.tsl G. s. BLISS 4 co.
Oils for Machinery.
AyE aD & p ss sp sa W 1 .sa Grs%
marl,nery sale BY the barrel or single gallon, BY
aug l.hs JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist
l,dl:sH Eda AND ARROW ROOT cRACKERs.--Juss =
hand lot Of FtesA EGG and Arrow Root Crdokers, u
light very nutritious dict for children and nyal for sale
BY lang s-itsl y. H. THOMPSON, Drusesa.
FIHE next " suhscrlers win commence
u MONDAY, September 9th.
TERMS-t20 per session of FIVE montha
aug 11-dt7sept r. n. MCKINNEY.
RHODES SUPER-PHOEPHATE LINE.
WE have just received sh LOT o. this vsy valuable n.
w uzer Those Of fcnds who have ussd ~ sstiee
speak very highly Of H. We think only need Be- nd q ann
that popularity which - smlnentiy deserves hnnptsts
h1mefs VI The couniSs may - had by applying 70 81
~ H0lLINs y 20, eole Assnis
Notice TO PhysiotAns
rHYSlctAMs stsasion 3 Shfna Win rial essats< In
Apeasant village among The nnuRzins a. Virginia. Ihe
o 70 SAN good society and good sehool sxce
nt location For regular physion. Inquire Of the edierO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

Northern Assurance Company.
MrjS Murgaic street, London, for FIRE A$D LIFE rs
HsNR SURANCE. Home and Abroad Established in $50
aud Incorporated by Special Act Of Parliament
The Policies of this Campan, not only guaranteed b,
large Capital hut also by the unlimited persona. responsibility
. nearly l,oe0 Shareholders.
A. ALEXANDER.
june S-diy Agent in I.!nchburg. Va.
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HAaANs HAIR REsroRkk. --ysit ssseltsd By
l. nig BITS eTA0lkR u JONki
LYEcHBU COLLEGE.


LYNCH b URG COLLIE Z,
LYyoU6ck0, VIRGINIA.
TIVE fourth annual session Of hi insnsion Hi
i on the 9TH September
The location hcahiss. and most secsabls In thc
entire South and The 81 study both Classical and scen
nc, cgun 10 thai Of my Of ihr American colleges
The Military Department shall be encenfly maintained
der tho Of Mr. j. H. Bankenshpe graduate Of tho VIZ
giua Military Institute, and yscvny cansetsd with tho
United States Coast Survey:
Rev. W. W. wALEEn, tAs< - T ~ EAceifs Pru,suor
~ Mental andMeral Schemes < % History.
Irttrc. z
r. II. cAnEL, A. d. Prof<> .eae Greek Language and
Literature.
BLAsKxssr Professor a1ssAemaics and Instructor
Of TariIcs
sAsrEL GARLAND A. NJ Professor OF Constitutional Law
D. A. LAsanoRsE, NJ u. Profssor Of Anatomy Physol-
ology.
sAa'L n. GoopsoS, Principal Of the Grammar School.
ExpENSES.
board ~ per week. washing e % per month"; and ighs
$40 sr Tultion 40 In the oranmar school, and 80 In
The Collegiate Department f0r hall session,
~ Catalogues. containing further information, DO OBJ
tanned by addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty.
July 1N.ds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

Female Boarding anl Day School.
Mrs. X. I. BROWN viii open . FEMALE BOARDING.
M AND DAY SCHOOL. IN .'s Guy q LYnsssa's. on tho
REFERkNCxS:
H. Rev. bishop Meadcs ss
Rev. Il. X. Meade, ChnRiottcsstie Va; #
Rev. II. n. Wilmer Rtchnoud Va;
Hev. John A. Scott Halifax Court House, Va.
Hon. VIM g, Ryes, Aibemuris county, w:
James A. Mcrriwea.nsr, ESQ, Of Bedford county, Va.
Dr. g Galloway Nelson county, Va;
Henry Loving, .E:q, Amherst county, Va;
Rev. VIM Il. kine@le, ISnchburg. Va;
lion. Vim. Daniel,
John VI. speed, ESQ., :"
A. II. Amistcad, ESD, "a
J. NJ Cobbs, Esq, /"
Edgnr Whitehead, ESQ.,, i"
Robert j. Davis, Erq., d"
WIN. r. Yahcey, Esq,
Rey. ). Manning,
Ttrms for The Session Of Ten Months.
Boar including fuel llghts and wsshng sfse on
Tuition In all the English branches. ........ 20
Tuition In Lailn 0rcek OF aas oas Of tho Modern LAa-
Instructions on tho Piano. Harp, Gaiiar 10, ar ls.
wcck Of half ,...,....,... 90 %
Lessons Of longer duration subject 70 special agreement
Ise VI nrtruhent 10 %
singing Lessons In cinss-pch pupil. 10 90
One-af the board and Suon paid on the a Of SEN
tcmbcr-he other half on tho Let February, 1seo.
ih-dAct1aept ~
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A statement Of the receipts of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad. for the month Of July, 1889.
compared with the receipts of July, 1858;
Passenger fare, mails, &c............"..39,5Sl ~
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Adv ERTlSE ! ADVERTISE
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY.
AT THE "VIRGINIAN' OFFICE.

II yOu WISH 20 pTOSpBT, AuV6TCIS5.
AN AGENT FOR the following papers the line Of rail-
road from iyuchburg and other places, all If
iem having large circulation among the people Of South
western Virginia and East Tennessee.
a. ERA, Floyd C. H., Va. vsGNIA EcHo, Halifax G. II.
WING, VA. l. Tenn. NEWS Bristol, Va
EsasTSs Knoxville Tenn nspsA1'H Jonesboro Tenn.
SENTINEL Rogersye Tenn. RAT, Greeneyile, Tenn
iNrElLGEScER, Morrsiown" ADVERTISE, Chattanooga,
STAR tr.v,.... ". PosT, Athens,
SSmErTE, DExooRAT Abingdon, Va.
lbs Tras.A, Liberty Va yassSss salem yn
VISITOR, Marion, Va STAR X HERALD, Craftsmanship
DEMOCRAT, lryn...u ". PATRIOT, Grnyson c. H.. Na.
WmG, F1ncaste, va TyIEoRApu -. 80, ~,
DfaocGAr, Union, Va TINES, "!"e'"''' va
REasrER, in..,,m. ~. ADvoc Arx I'azcweil {. H. Va
nErrBLIoAS. DahN"", W. sourn-w Giles c. H., Va
sESriSE- Alexandra, Va REPUBLICAN,, Winchester, Va
tesns wishing advertise In any above papers will
md 10 rsTRRgsr call the of the Lynch
burg virgnian up STAIRS where contracts made AMI
advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
will also and forward advertising any paper
IN The United Statca A. WADDILL
sept l8tA Foreman Vlrginan Once.
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- Notice to PhysiciAns.

fHYBlCtAMH sataason . 14NaN VIII raj eslaleg n .
"A pleasant village among The unuRzins u Virginia. The
puFchasef will DO introduced TO prsses which psys s ~
0 70 $500 good society and good sehoolE sxce
sn location fr regular physcn. Inquire The of
this paper. april 10 dkctA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

M.e..r4eEs 81 LfnkAsy ros sALE.-We call at
,onton 10 the advsftiscmeht IN another column,
= 4 solendil library. now offered to IT, pablo by
W. W. Norveii. Esq, on the terms set birth IN the
advertisement. We have examined the catalogue,
printed 1t this once, and conadsntly express mo
,;niuu that there are few private libraries In the
State. containing SO rich and rare collection of
MISCELLANEOUS works.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

Received for same services. July 1885,. .4soa7 IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

Glass Preserving Jars.
SUPPLY of Iones Patent Preserving Jts. for preserv
"A ing Fresh Fruits Vegetables, &c. These Jars are yer,
simple in construction and think preferable to any il
liz For sale by -
ang l-dis JOHN H. sEA1 Druggist.
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mrs sOI.u TTON.

y i Z
TlNE copnrtncrshp heretofore existing under the style ii
!. H. Thompson CO., disso, ei the is insiau, by
mutual CONSENT An persons having claims ngains tho aiu
rm viii present them tod H. fhonp.ou far payment Those
indebted 10 tho will please make prt payment
Is desirable Ia close NIL outstanding clauis.
The maine oI the arm will only be used IN csng hc buS
j, H. THOMPSON,
RO 4. PAYNE.
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ACCOUNTS DUE.

Ii those having accounts with will please call and set
N lie Them due LIST January and Isl July, and is
important all accounts be collected We hope onr
counr, customer will either call or send by mail
Yours respectfully. =.
aua 4-ts j. MATTHIAS g. CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

Notice.
HAviNG purchased the staieion Mills "f Charles scoit
j ESP, am in market for WHEAT, and will pay the
LySomDJaG CASH PRICE for any primo Wheat delivered at the
Mills fjuly 91dScls1 JAMES p. UURNER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

V1CRE CIDER VINEGAR.-.Jus 10 hand, a small lot o
Pure cider Jinegar. The ladies rely upon this vim
nue dts j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
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E1EHtvIAN 81 ANo.-i oon hag, M. Peruvian Guano
Ilnl ling aud for sal. ht
fbMoED, DAVENPORT a CO..
jan G-Iiy Richmond. W.
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TON.
MY WIFE Mary A. Pringe, having e bed and board
WI this is notify all persons that will pay no debts That
she may contract -
aug ig-d3* THOMAS NJ. PRlNGLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

Fancy Cassimeres.
lNASti spring Iassiicror, NesngA Cloths ind Goods f.,
i gents wear just reeeiyedb by
march 26-dis VIM. I. PAGE
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Paints a.adI sliES.

nii>! OILS. Machine OILS of MI Kinds, s.cun, Lard
~ Sular, &c. for siicl!
aug j-lts STARLEE Il JONES.
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GENTS GOODS FOR SPRING, 1869.

GENTLEMEN respectfully invited 10 call and examine
SEthc lncst s',ics of FANCY CASSIMEEES, NEsIlNGe
CLOTHS AND fEESlSIIISG GOODS. Al In want Of rcnl.
good goods of lrs aud made np i, +"
Also the very best Black Doe skins Dra, he ncns
ios price Cnssinees ftr boys Mtar! Good aud trimmings
Ar. Ne VI NJ l fAtE
t,.rtl1 IFS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

uSr opened iwo richly ornaientcd sets OF MARBLE TDi
JcorTAGE FURNirCRE. consisting of Be,lsiead ward
robe Cabinet, WuSlsnn Chairs Table aud Towel kntk. Al
30, common sets, which will he sold very how.
ma, 3.,lts j. q. WINSTON.
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+ OR SALE.

b9ILllS b5ILln5.
I HAVE now hand th, b,st stretched Leather LETTING
OF The various sizes us, in machinery. Ii Is fas,ic IN
b. 81 manner and OF even thickness. For
Manufacturers prizes.
Also orders tken AMI executed B,ne at factor,
prices.
june Ads. 5. II. SIMPSON
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NOTICE .

N o I'll Q =.
TlyHE report generally circulated about my leaving town
utterly false shall continue to teach here this session
as usual my absence from Lyncburg being limited to but
couple of weeks such report is calculated to inure m
business hope the public will give no credence to IT.
1g-d2 ELlODtlsO NAMfo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

INEN nn Marsa,s suits, of al patterns and qualities al
1Iso fine White and Fame Marsacs lists. NEW pat,riH)
and cTyng in the G0'hnY amt GeRfs furnishing
GoOds be found In The greatest profession and sold
reasonable terms, nj the well known Baziar ~
RItEl,DIt.IIS. SlAFER 4 90
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GEO. d. DAVIS,
GROCER AND COMBUSTION MERCHANT

: - - + TIC w TLCT1CS.
yyTF have banda ic stack of C0d and Srer Wafc5e,
w q. excellent quality, which win be pleased SHOW
Also, a large lot OF told choins.
aug 2-dn. J. WILLIAMS & son, 20 Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

Neck Ties.
IANcY Neck Ties for the SPRING Net Lace Tubular Eai'
fa de-, de- Collars Gloves Ioiscr., &e Just rrccI..
by march 28dia VIM l.. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

JUST received Mt BURROUGHS SIIaFLR x cos no. 10i
- Main Street, fresh supply OF thosc elegant SAL IN Du
CHEN SACkS-eX; qualify. june o-,s
Silver Pitchers and Goblets
WE have STYLES of the n5oyo. which will De sold
w reasonable terms. j. WILLIAMS Il SoN,
mug 2-lis Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

RHODES SUPER-PHOEPHATE LINE
WE have Just received lpnA lot Of this YER valuable q
speak very highly cf We think only need Be- ssd % ri
that popularity which - sminentiy de.ssyeA Rnnptst
numsrs u The countrs may - had BY applying 70 s.
~. H0lLINS y 20. eole AmntA
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
.DgTasrris smlth7ana John Brown.

t.aas - sc - EETElS ID sza=Sf - sft "
= The Syracuse Journal learns from gentle.
mar who has conversed with Gerrit Smith in
regard to the tragedy at Harper's Ferry, that
he was in no way identified with or privy to
Browns scheme. His explanation is this:
.'rwo years ago, Me- spifhsin, order TO help
the Free State movement in Kansas. gave
Brown 3 note of about $500 against man in
.Kansas.d Brown could not collect the 1iote,so
be returned it to Smith. who agreed to give
him, at some future time, cash ito the amount
of the note. After that he lost sight of Brown
until about the first. of June last, when he
received a 1etfet Requesting him 10 sen ID a draft
for certain amount, 800 We think. payable
to the order, Of apother party; MIR. Smith. in
compliance With the request and his former
promise. promptly forwarded the draft, sup.
posing it,was Q bone ,6de firm 70 whom il was
addressed. He probably believed also that
the money was 10 be used, at least indirectly
IN assisting fugitive dawes, as that was tbefasi
Kansas work that he knew anything about
Mr.. Smith says, distinctly that be bad, nc
knowledge or the least suspicion that Brown
was engaged in planning can insurrection.-
This agrees perfectly with Browns statements
that the ne alone originated and carried on, hil
Scheme. '~' @a a~-AA' Sss'SSs~- -''
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
HoHesoard iadined.

Twelve months in the West, now .tent to my cry
No cash in my pocket, no dust in my eye. a9t,'s
Pocket light feather--eye clear as quill, ~,
(Ths coming west Is very hard pill u 10 ssJies7
Noifony too hard TO take, but hard fodgest 81.
Is the leaving of home and going out soest =
No cash in my pocket its hard to confess.
But I W II oaon up--for I've been to the west,'
Ny eye that was dusty now seeth it plain waH
That Bulls Bears and Sharks in the Westward do reign
They'll robyou of alI--e'sn to the last dollar 1 %
And then not content they'll try hard to swallow
You whole, whichis to leaye you All deeply in debt
Apdif you can't pay, you're no longer pet 7-H5 =
But o smean ragged villain (egsd lis toe trtls)
For I'm out at the elbow-minus shoe b,g4
Hat like friend streators' iperty flap twill co. -
Mycoasis quite rusty. and pants are so. =
letter in hs post Office (biank to be surs.) oas
Bat thenf don't mind it-I look quite dennre. hsa a.
Tbs lots which bought bought soondsrfid cheap
Covered with mortgages fully two eet deep)I Z. q
May be vduabzs--but never TO mesit o y sata-a -
For the mortgage to lnnd Is nine to three, @
And then the tarss tho only ss per cent ,-5aT Il
Are fully three tires the amount of the rent e
The short notes while walking the streets
We're 70 uery short-that nobody could meet, ~
Them when due--so let them all go protest
Thasincreasng my list Pcrmaness Mrest; -
o where is my money! o where are my lands7 -
Away have they wasted like lies running sands.
where the new clothes SO spugy did paekf' ,hdz
Thsla of them hangs on paupers poor back,
o where my hopes which bright the morn D.
Alas they sunken and left me foilorn.
Where the Jriends who were so warm when came
Friendi fieudlwhaf Is friend save smeaninglessname
Whers tiievgor and health which from home brought
IT'S all easily answered-Add naught to naught-i5,r
Then aid TOR my money two pothings -pstrz.I
(Keep cant Of the nothings onssard yego)
Then naught for my Iandssnd for my clothes naught
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09

The Synod met at Elyria on Thursday. the
18Th alt ;and closed its session on The Satur
day followipg.F s'sgtsl = "a. q g :. e ,l ,,
Synod was, opened, with sermon from the
Moderator of last year, Rev. x. Bette. from
/ Tim. l: II. y. And ] thank Christ Jesus
ouriLord, who hath enabled me, for ttat he
counted me faithful, putting me into the min
istry,..s.'' We only wish sayslthea Central
Christian Herald, all ministers could have
heard that sermon. It was not : the sunny
side Of thsswork. but it showed that one who
had been in the work here on the Western
Reserve for more than quarter of century
had found in it enough to enable him to apply
the great Apostles words TO himself s. s,iss !
President Fl. II. Hitchceck, Of Westerr
Reserve College, 'swase chosen Moderator b.
acclamaiion,, and Rev. W. F. MilIikan. Ten
porary Clerk, Rev. Mr.. Darling preached ol
Thursday evening. On Friday evening tn
doetrinal ser,non.o on Infant Baptism,' etc
was preached before Synod BY Rev. .Mr. Bit
tinger.s The doctrinal sermon for next yea
was assigned to President Hitchcock, Th
Marriage Relation I79as F'sid7A ~
Interesting statements were made, By Pro-
Day; Of the Cincinnati Synod, on the progress
and prospects ofaedneation. female and d,tbeo
logical ! He spoke feeliugly of the devou
spirit manifest in the candidates for the min
istry. President Hitchcock was able to pre-
sent'la most encouraging state of things i
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09

The tone was neither imperative nor cap
tious, but kidd; aud the question was asked il
way that said, of course there is good reason
for omission; and SO there Was. sr.,s dsil
i think, sir answered John, that there il
mistake, and thought it not best to put
che letter in the mall 81 7-''-' 80. --'.'.. .
A mistake? How?' and Mr.. Landell op
ened the letter. adE --ssssl z'rgs3sa
IS Ii reads said the clerk three hundred
cases of shanls' la-Ei G3sc.s- q
. On, no; thirty cases. replied Mr.. Landell
But as he said this his eye rested on the three
hundred. So tits. How could have made
such an ierrarf You did right, John, in moi
sending the letter at ALL 'HtF17cf7a 1G 10 -
The clerk went back to his place. and the
merchant said to himself. .How glad am thai
! was able to control myself If I had spoken
to that young, man as I felt, i would have
wronged and alienated him. and made trouble
for myself all day.. asa I.s7o7t .s9eS3 aassra
Not long after this q case of goods fell
through the shatchways, crushing down upor
the landing with a noise that caused Mr.. Ian
dell, whose temperament was exceedingly
nervous, to spring. to his feet To blame
somebody was his first impulse. What care
less fellow has done this7' was on his tongue
'Don't = the inward monitor spoke il time
Mr. Landell shut his lips tightly, and kept 81
lent until he could command himself He
then inquired calmly into the cause of the ac
cident, and found that special blame attached
to none. Opening the case of goods III,
damageswa found to be trifiug. ssh lit 3, 90
| Another conquest raid Mr. Landell as b,
turned to his desk. Self control is, cas-
enough if the trial is made in earnest za.,,s-
A dozen times that day was the torchoap
piled to Mr.: :Landelfs qnick tsmper.- and a
ofien was he in danger of blazing ont. Blu
he kept his temper till the sun went down,ant
then he turned his steps homeward, feelin,
more comfortable in mind than be had 70
several weeks. There was no shadow on hi
countenance when he met his wife, but smiIin,
good humor. sfa7 ,..f > q s7 z1gs aa.zga2 4
You said !" Don't as left this morning
WELL
sAnd I didnt.'T zssz raaE sGGzH
= You area a hero said Mrs. .Landell, laugh
ing 5sit 20 =; ''77E'-' 81 = E'a., D., p,
Not much of an one. The conquest wa
easy enough when / drew the sword inl ear
uest.'clau IA noi'3sl7ls5 cd, Gi sEl s5a7i6
'And you felt betterf'
4 "
] 'Oh, q thousand times.r What curse G
ones life this quick temperament is. ar
ashamed of myself half dozen times da
on an average. But have made good be
ginning and ] mean to keep on right until Lh
end. SIlEJIq H4-IA1
i Don't said Mrs. LandeH TO her HUSBAND
as she parted with him for the store at ,th
front door of their home the next morning.
/ Il won't, God help me ? was ansaere
4 heartily [ 5aif eHlt 3gJ = blsa' 5Es'9
/ And he didn't, as the pleasant evening ths
heipassed with his wife, most clearly testife,
| Reader, il you are quick tempered, dom
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
Rroderick's Morals.


The New York Tribune. alludiDg to the
late Senator Broderick, thus speaks of his
morals:
In social life, sMrr Bsederick was enc ef,the
most exemplary men that could be found in
any country. No clergyman no phiianthro
pist. however proud on the score of morality,
could feel more SO than Mr.. B. He was Dev-
er known to enter gambling den or house
of i'll fame; and in business transactions, or
personal dealing, his word was relied on as
implicitly as thoeghThe had eulered into the
most solemn written obligations, for their, per:
formaDce.I For these traits ofacharacter. Mr..
B. was a great favorite. and among no class
of persons was he stronger than with the
clergymen of all denominations, who looked
upon him as strictly moral man. Mr.. B.
leaves no relative behind.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-09
A Serious and Fatal Accident.


On Saturday night last about o'clock, as
Mrs. Hise, (wife Of Jesse Hise of this place
was seated at the table reading, holding hel
little boy. aged abont two years, on her lap. !
; fluid lamp was accidentally knocked off on thu
fioor-spillipg the fluid in its descent oyer tht
child and mother In raising the lamp TIT
top came Of. the fluid became .ignited., aut
Immediately enseloped- bolh-in- flames, ,-yer,
severely burning the hands and arms of Mrs
Hise and the body. breast aud neck of tht
child, causing the death Of the latter, afteI
lingering for about twenty four hours, in in
tense suffering The parents have the sympa
thy of the community, in their bereavement
--Sdtem Republican.
These camphens Or burning fluid murder
are constantly occurring. We are sorry 10
these afflicted parents, and we pity the insane
sreckIess folly Of any who will persist in usin
these dangerous, ihurderous camphenea