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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-03
BRYAS'S TASTELISS vERMrusE

BRiAN'S TASTELESS TRRMlruGI.
Toll the bell for pretty Scu,
An the household pride,
She died, they say, % worms the prey,
Although with medicine piled.
was Jalap, Mercury, aud gambooye
That helped her 70 hvr doOu:
But Bryans TAsteless Nermifuge
Saves thousands from the tomb.
Sold In bottles, price 23eents, FlsHER 4 WESTON, Agents.
cough has became conhrre ell and chronic, and emaciation and
debility, low nervous fever, and a hectic nush on the cheeks InII
cate the presence Of consumption, this great pulmonary restora-
ton will moderate every distressing symptom. and soon effect a
eompleteeure. Price u, soldb by fsHIH A WESTON, Agents.
DIR. mcClintock's Cold and Cough Mixture
Clspirap Advertisements may bolster up clapgAp nostrum.. Thl.
remedy needs no such aid. IL stands on Its o1n merits n wl a..
sllknow who have restored TO IL; horoughIy cure cold. cough ia.
hueuIa, or cNtarh, when nothing else viii wen reus,. H.. Hstre..
Price &'eehts, sold by fkHER 4 WESTON. ocs5-dIm
H~FALL TRADE.-VIRGINIA
49, Merchants, and Merchants generally
south, Ia laying In their fanIstock Of merchandise, should not hI
20 purchase an abundant supply Of Samples INFALLIHLE IA
for making light, sweet aud Wholesome loaf bread, IL suits c. IL
i recommended by numerous citizens OF different sections and
VIII certainly give satisfaction when used properly. Iii entirely
harmless, being the production ~ a scientific Virginia Physician.
chants can confidently recommend this article to their customcrs
as the uE5T. J. w gAPLIcE
oeH Manufacturer and sole Proprietor.
~ DIR, ,. ". GarIIck-DEAR SIR I have for some
months used in my family Scmplc's justly celebrated BAKING
POWDLhs, and take pleasure in recommending them 10 an fami.
Hes - the very best article ! have ever tried for making light,
sweet spongy bread. There is no excuse for bad bread when sem.
Piles Powders are used. Respectfully,
Petersburg, July sch, 1850.
J W GARLICK.
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor, Richmond.
For sale by Druggists and aroccrr generally.
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NEW CoNrASrFs-Col Geo. w. Randolph, and other
gentlemen, arc making efforts to form a howitzer vol.
unteer company. A number of good men and true"
have already signed the roll, and Others have sipnifed
their intention to Join.
Major Sanll Mitchell is enrolling the names Of Young
men who are willing to unite ia the organization Of
another infantry corps, to wear the gray uniform. aud
be attached to the First Regiment, as Company c.
we wish success to both enterprises, and trust that the
young men viii rally TO the standards" which have
thus been raised.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-03

MECHANICS AIE-Thi exhibition continues TO attract
visitors. Within the last few days several new article, ;
have been brought in, CONSPICUOUS among which VIC may
mention a collection of Handsome Photographic portraits
aud an aquarium The show cases contain numerous
interesting cntio'iIies aud varieties, and on all sides, one
may see a large collection of natural and artificial oh.
leeis, worthy OF admiration. Away in the rear of the
PIPER Hail IL the "ciniope," which some cynical people
uecry, ana Others, not OF this category, consider il to be
q remarkable and melody-producing instrument. The
falr VIII probably close on Tuesday night. An address
whi be delivered, tonight, by Rev. Mr.. Seeley, pastor of
the Second Baptist Church.
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FALL TRADE, 1850.
JNO. N. GORDON & SON,
llth street, nenr Exchange Hotel,
III EE 10 S. :lSts; ' .,dc A., ~ ,T Ss6sER ~ s'iy 1riys'' a is5ss and
hsy InWe The attention Of their friends In town and country.
Porto Rico. Orlean. and Coffee Sugar,
Leaf crushed s5.9aIa,sd and powdered sugar.
Orleans, Cuba and Porto Rico Noises 0""
sperm and idshsaune Candle.
Broun and fancy Soaps
Spices Of all kinds
Liverpool aud ground alum Salt
Shoe Thread. brovp and 6iSsssSd
Candle weE, cotton aud hemp Irvine
Iea, various 1uaiti's =, green aud black
English and American RoleIi
English and American Distered Steel
herman, Cast nud shear steel
P PiShd rd ra1Sfs ali li1 .aa ,5S% II s,S " u 'g .a
Oval, halfoyai and haifround Iron
american, tnEhsh aud Russian sheet Iron
Nail Rods. American aud swedes
Refined ilorse Shoe Iron
TIN Plate, Ps add Bsr TN ''" ..qs
COUNTRY PHYSICIANS win ana . large and choice
stock o. perfectly fresh and reiable Medicines. selected
Caspfessly Tor County Physlcisns, Family snd Plantation use;
Chemical asi rharmaceuiiesi preparations, o. our own manu-
m%aeopaia. o. fol- msiieai sasscy. the same =. ave- dispensed ~ !,
n ms. SS f % sb5 h : a s'' yisgn,i P,s,Sslg,en nd ph,sd.n;. Sg.l
sut ola" DiPloma and thsn the silver Medal at Two successive
A.s. The choices, Perfnmsry, fon ne most s,l,snisd
Fsnrv ae,is Conbs 49,. III tuH, SosP., ,e'meeci
Cologne WateT Premium Surgical Instruments, In rreat v.fistv
sna th assortment OF al other articles IN The drug hoe. TO- fais
Practical Chemists and Pharmaceutical.
oes Conner % en- and Franuin streets. Richmond
SERD wHEAT.-rhoss % sbom rs have ,od s.sawhsst
~ Gissse call and ~ v, - he boat vth ne wheat on board
Persons n want o. prime seed whes. VIII 20 vsB 70 give rs =
oe TrSsLEY, TtRby I wnII,Na
17S bills. WoIasses aud syrup, IN aore and for
II 'heby ocib ~ JONES
Or HHDs. andT... Matansas moiassss, qpos
~ quality W. store and for sale ~ NJ JOSEa
On HUBS. New Orleans ana CuBa sugar, IN
w 'loie ana Ior safe ~ ocib A. J0NEa
700 HAMS BACON, o. superior quality, fr nmfy
OOO nAes nIo M LAauAYHA
AOO iFsaeby va. WALLACE Sons y
poRTO aICO sUGAR AVN mOLAssEs, r,e,iv.
mf tof ealeby ccla JNO N s0OnnuN EsON.
EOLaATE's PALS n FANCY SOAP. Tor sale
o@ osl5 mo N eORD0Nt s0N.
RAsRAL Grass sEED.-ssF oree. %, als By
- ooo Nh PALhgR. a0N 4 On.
100 HnEs: ETsra 6 svgns e, a; e .says Ps
IN BOXES Prime Cheese, ~ sers ~ safe BY
w co.'s POTTS fAELEY on.
+ uununS. cuba gunar. 10 Store. Tor sale Nv
~ oets rorTs, fARLEY Aco.
Az ngLs.No . nsoEcrsi, IN .,srs ttpsey
4O GELS rOTTs, TARLgy co
SILvRR CUPa ann aOnLErs.-A mn s..atmsp,
- q ~ sies q silver Cups and Goblet, nov received, o. nls ~
ocia Q sESSTr. gsFIs sqqsrs
DRRUvIAN aUANO--Laudingf from sstr yeha lies.
= andsri for s-leey y " sKtNErR 4 90
80 "Hos, PoRTO RICO sggAE,sssl.sI.
KRRosINE or OAL OIL ,.A =, lgaresysd,
30hnH5'' F''ssi cas- Lee sSFHr SS;sssssfaSSHRi '''
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PETrY CAsEs.-The following minor cases were dispos.
ed Of by the Mayor, yesterday:
simon, slave of Chas. Friend, stealing a silver watch
from VIM. Thornton, slave. F1ogged.
Hugh kainon, from the key Stone State drunk and
lying on the sidewalk. Discharged.
WIN. Atkinson, from Canada, sleeping on a market
bench. Discharged.
b: Ross, permitting sn unlawful assembly of negroes
In his shop, in Pink Alley. Fined -.
In Tlne cases out of ten, the white loafers. drunkards.
yond the limits of the city.
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SALES.

DAYS.
Lao. h DAVENPORT. Aae,.
CROCEHIKs Ae., Al AUCrIoN-on ruuRs
~ DAY. "a November. Ee will ssn. ~ 10 o'-l~L -. a..
ton store. IA assortment Of GROCERIES. Viz,
Conee Sugars. Cubs do.
western sde-. Shoulders and HauA
New York Extra syrup.
soap and Candles.
NeS England Rum.
Old Rye whisky.
french Brandy.
loo baaksts Champagne Wine.
English Dairy Cheese MsO-
90 shs sole Leather.
TEhsA-Uadsr 500 cash, sl00 and over. 4 month. i. al, sr an
proved paper. Toe 81 LA. n DAVENPORT. Anct'r,
enn CASTS ROOTS, SHOES AND HATS At
wv ustfon-On TUESDAY, SUI Nov.mb-r -. In
shoes and Hats oo'S,
proved paper. "A
oe.s-tas @. n DAVENPORT. Auet..
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sFLENIID SIOIA Of PIANO FORTrs.
GET THE REGT

rv1Dl Esi made and properly sdjnted PIano
EVlte-s are very scarce. We have ~, -@-
sssMLs none but Ihv II sI,ss fr tha ~. El<d
a-Sy oa yeAFa, ant no responsible hause 80 III
Pe.by ouer safer or better lnduc-ment. 4 ! u
~ nSst important and valuable !mnrnveu.,..
YyLected IN these INSTRUMENTS, which. az No.. - 20 hate-
lSLArs tsee Press sept. q, 1891 "uul caBs. tIn ssMleay
p psysr ~ ~. ue more eSsSy and eumbersons Grant pan. : : ~,
Sih such deacacy Of latonAlan-" goHsF combined
oclI T. a NASH 4 Co,
Petsrshurv n.
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BARGAIN IN DRY GOODS.

BARGAINS IN DRY hoods.
w the same goods were cold AZ earlier III te sssssn, vbtb ~
shan from this date oher ~ very low price.
We cnumeratc a few o. the bargains. say
Rich two bounced and tgo sthf st Robes from aqs 4, sao
Rich drcls slts, a. ~ %. worth 20
Mch drcw sNs, algl %, worth 81
Mogshn Robes, AZ Ola, worth ~
Reh stripe yaiou De- Paris, vi 20 sndi %. worth 10
prices 'F" Wv
ay.,sls Carpet At u per yard
ThreePy DO A. DO
Inuan DO a. G2ke per yard. rorth 7sc.
Wehsve three makes Of hicached Cottona Ehleh 49, M. sb.,,.
80 1000, w town, hesy, medium and nehi mstss' Ell ysrd uiIs.
The bst q makes Of heavy goods Tor servants. 81 ire Loves
Blsnse' Rlannes, nn'sy,, &C., &C.
~ Bed Blankets. an WOOL ~ 81 worth
Cloaka o. AZ qualities; chtidrena and misss,i Cfs,ts al, 49,
and made b. order
den's Goods a. Cloths, cassimerss and ves,nn. In great Va.
Together vh = eood ss,or,men, Of every A,D,,, A. NJ, aooa.
Zoe ghlch We arc determined 70 Offer ~ he loEsa pFces
taney geoas rVoy sessoni and 70 accomplish hs bargains nav BE-
Oh res. Extra Lear Lard-Lsndins per steamer. 70
ANn safe ~ WoNnLE A CLAIBORNE,
o1 No. ~ Pearl -.
0rD0N Elastic stockings, fr The relief Of varico,s
NEADE . RAEERs DRUG store.
oc0 iss Nsin o., cor. shove ,. O.
Q0 BUsHELs CLOVES SEED Is ~. Nv.
ON' Nosf togsthsr Eth = snail lot o. ~nuetvhsat, on consgn-
m.ng $50 o'sf@ w. PlEAsANTa,
PH Pu1eepih street
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W.T.. la miles
virginia x Tennessee, TO Bristol, Tenn. 9OI IS,
Fast Tennessee K Virg'a, to Knoxville, Tenn. 1870 "
last Tennessee 4 Georgia, to Chattanooga.
via cleveland Branch, ITO "
Memphis a Charleston, from Chattanooga In
Grand Junction, oeo 4.
Mississippi Central, from Grand Junction TO
Canton, Miss, 1919 "a
New Orleans, jackson & q. n. from C,,,o,
to New Orleans, oos "a
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DHiTG>, rATENTPIANOFO RrR

- WITH double SOundlag noars
~ y y ma Just received one % thr brvrAEesFEr4
alb says oft: o hTII . I II
~ M" PtASo FOETE-Perfertion 4. n r-,u,, 49,
been claimed for the Piano Porte. me roSt LNh -. never
ming a. .,r- nave stu len somethinx 10 h. dsn. :.
uI - ne instrument TO The highest p5Int 49, y
~, St ~. ~ rs " eNai@ -S~eh F--e~g tie orcars ~ 80 l6
~ use instrument To assimlate te Pfabo - - peg
, PoAS y we violin In conjunction, Is th-n- sytd--,t- -
IsI,a !. 10y J. ol me Utmost egort % scientific labor to a--ssSu.s
a.. seems noE 70 have been sehisved Nv -. - 49,
He HsS Piano, patented BY Nj. s h DE- - nsnsentSa
briggs Patent Piano. D"sss' known asths
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U~RUSTEES SALE OF vftBs ~ 4,
II deed OF trust executed 70 the subscriber bv n. p Irvfnv
bearing dHe the s4;h o. October, 1855, and recorded In the Clerks
ohce Of Buckingham county, 20 secure the payment on rTr.al,
suns q money 20 Wm- c Scott. shan, on MONDAY, the 9Tt on
NoFemter, lNH, proceed 20 sell AZ the auction house Of Hector
DAYS 10 ne city o. Richmond, for cash. the slaves conveyed by
sc seed, amc1E whom are some valuable House Servants. Act
inF a. trustee, shall convey sueh title only ass conveyed 20 me
By the deed Of trust Aforesaid.
oe26-tds R. K. IRVING. Trustee.
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w RourE TO Nkw BALKANS AND MKM.
rnis'-we have been permitted to read a letter from
Walter Goodman, ESQ.,, the distinguished President of
Tue hlssissippi Central Rail Road Company, Ia road form.
ing, as our readers may know, n link in the chain of rail.
ways from this city to New 0rleans) stating that the
staging on that road had been reduced to about 20 miles
10 complete the connection, for the present, eight lines
oil me coaches are running in this gap from each
t~ran-which Is n double daily. by the close Of the wear,
The whole road will be open for travel, at which time il
ShI not require exceeding 3 IL days to make the trip TO
New Orleans, and 2 l2 days TO Memphis.
follows: NJ Us
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~ EARS. NFRy0ns 2FsnN CING NOISES IN THE
nav - = AID ETAuiHLE CuNE. British And Fofsi,n 80
sprnS q 49, " = o. DesIHessi Head and Mind CompIsI.f- -
sgt q ChAdng Cross, London, Engirnd Ncr-he1-s@
y, EoeIL sESsER, Eq. Reasfere4 ne -
~ rAfAAment Secretary, JoHs P@EII - sus y At
relief 10 sasersTs 30 o. ssteaEs saoFdlhg Instant ana nssssi
"a w. eInpouhd nedsated yaPour applied 10 ne extsaoy
one infant a :, 'sPoe. Is passing ogt, bis hed ~ he EuSr-eE fr
SJs,.i- 9 te ear Affected, and Instantly the S.Is-t $50.
49, y Gear y enabled to hear common orr5 $50 - ~
shl y IN a similar way viii uarantse 10 -. IN .
EEnpiTcfS1 - De S Aad Noise in the Head lis a Eto5 10
-Ils y. m eKorbfant fees sufsrers gTfre1sf- 1870
~ 10 ms, can pernAnenily cue themselves Ia I, vuJIsey
fect heSri1r s5J ..- 100 Pelh- Ihoasaad q hsvdbeen restored 10 Or
1890 gnqHAlaed pretendeSs Of he present asv TS..asI.a5dIoes
~ lohiAB and certificates from me rcf 80. IaAha
have bsss sSTss s 2 u sngisnd In whose presence deaf psrsSss
\ ! TJ se 4 g. Any sufferer 90 the Continent or --!gStssssSs
tbs discover go - .-,s % the Globe can nov be cared a.
80 49, ~ AH.lons, Sc that viii ensbls them rs-3fvsst Pe~suP-
be Eent = -. we est or the means Of .urr. gkieh nT,s
cSsrsnv c.os, 1TSSIst.fy JoTS PoEuI- Esq, 70 sp1he Gsrsr1.
~ s -, LONDON, England, &c can be sent sFtBst /, -L
.aPAysol ~ knglana, or Notes % he Courtrv 49,
Head, $40 TO- NAne@A, AID Noises N us
ia lb-dA~tny
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By DICKINsov, a co, Ar1s

~ AICt-
THRUST SALE OF S~LAVES.-Wi be s.s - III. u.
Il ton Rooms Of DICKINSON, HILL 4 co, corner 81 TrsnIEp
ani W ah streets. In the city % Richmond. on WEDNESDAY thr
"a DAY Of November, lss, 81 o'clock, \ NJ, he foiozinT
sAFcs, viz Reoeccs, sged about - her son, Joe, aged about il.
her daughter, sally, about iG Mar. aged about as and h~r Cs,,
children sarah Ann, about ;; Dick, about &; Ophelia, about 4
and an infant.
TEEN- A. sale. By order ~ tba T,,.,...
ocIa-c1au8EEdtds DICKINSON uTTT 4 90 -
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'uhse- oA Rubber Company manufacture RuBnEa MAcurxE
= n.Liise, br a ne- process, q superior strength to any hereto
lore made. and atless than half the cost Of Les,hsr mis- C,,,n,
ny are also the exclusive manufacturer, under Goody.srs b.
sH' OF hebHn Tors DoLL-. BANS. TESFtxS, usrge ana small
800 Tor sale At al the Toy and Fancy stores In the UnIon
SAtaloguos aud Price Lists Thy the case oulyl oruar5ed- on anbII
cation, BY iettsr, 20 the Nav Y0Ek RrhEEa CoupAn. ts IIb.rty
Street. NeE York. -
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~ETTENGER a EDMOND.

ETTENGER a EDMOND,
CARY STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
bpiLDLRs OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY ENGINES
- SAW WILLS,
NNOOLD call The attention % Tobacco ,fa,yf.r,,r.-. a. Al.
w ionosins notice have made arr ng-usnt. Uith 49,.
1870 cel-msn 70 mae and sell their PATENT roBAcco
rhhSsfS, WIN movable MEANING PkEsaES and A. Il -
- u usm q shor notice We rail the attention ~ an
lat Labo--avtng
I'd IN. YORK l. done better
3D. Tbs small pace they occupy.
t'h The immense saving Of money In the outlay for narht,.,x
y mu " TOBACCO set BY one Of these machines In from thre- 4,
nv Shnate.. and rolled Of in the retainer 10 a ode track. ard al
".sd stand a. long - the manager wishes. n .nough - 49,.
tetalnsrr are procured, the tobacco can stand for ho,,, H. y. M
we refer 20 M-ss Palmer a Allison, A. Dn, L. Louie q n
koy'tsr a Co, Turpin a Yafbrough.
IN ErrENGER A EDMOND.
N.b-Ah OF our work u made In the best mAnnsr. ana OF N.
ee., na,.rsL snd warranted IN every respect. ceas-ims
SiLvEH LIFTED CAsrORs, silver Plated Tea
- S.N., IN ~ Y three, four, Eve. or sS pieces silver pi.t.s
Cake Baskets, silver Plated Butter dishes. silver Pissd w,i,..
silver Plated Cups, silver Plated Gobie,s. etc, for sale by
"O q. 0ENNE1, E.gie squars
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WANTEu.-far the dotted states ARM, (mcuut
w - arFcel allie boiled, unmarried men, 20 whoa
sllee nfsn Eoot pay. board cioniur, ad medical a. HLm
leuianfe fal non W o. ~ pT month Musicians IL
shs ss@sa arlsy a rendovour, on fr1htun assL tstsesn
sI-dssU isissut, - dragons. RssrsidsS 6so,r.
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Wednesday, November 80, 1850.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or DELAWARE,

And ~ approximation prizes, ranging from 80 up 20 500.
Those 1000 prizes Of tH5 each are determined by The nu1,ber
which draws the highest capital prize (f5D,VOJ whatever number
the Ticket drawing the capt,l prize may end Ia, then all tickets In
The scheme ending 10 the sane number, will be entitled 10 A pr-e
o. We Tor example II the number drawing the capital pn-c
should end In :, "a. for Instance, tz"sJ then All tickets Ia The
scheme ending with = will he entitled 10 pri-e N Ss in a5si,IsS
to any other prize they NAV draw.
tickets tioi Halves %; Quarters s. 50; Eishths 81 qs
A Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whulcs costs - m
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

COUNTRY BoYs.-Country lads often feel
that their lot is hard one they SEQ city
bred youngsters on their travels aud their
sprees at the age of fourteen veritable
young men with finished exterior, and ci-
gar and cane.
The young farmer, at the same age, 6nds
himself with a hoe in his hand and cheap
straw hat on his head, sweating among the
hills of corn. He is frequently envious of
his city brother, whisking past him in the
cars, with kid gloves, delicate ringlets, and
plenty Of money in bis pocket.
Mind your corn, boy-hoe it out clean,
keep steadily to the labor you have 10 hand,
do it well, and in time your good days will
come too. If you find farming not suite to
your taste, or your strength, or to your cir
cumstaDces if you like mechanism better.
or have capacity for business, whatever
eventually you may engage in, it is all the
same, you have begun right. The city
blades have begun wrong and in due time
you will see it. Their fathers and mothers
will in the end see it too. Do not feel envi-
GUS of the pleasures that hot.house man
enjoys, but remember, not iu malicious.
but sober spirit, that such plants wither
early. BY the time you have acquired fixei
habits of industry and acquired CORES
ponding perfection of mind and body, your
deieately reared cotemporary Of the town
begins to feel the debilitating effects Of idle
ness and dissipation. He is not alone to
blame fora weak body and proftIess mind;
it is the result of a system but be cannot
escape from its eaects-these he must endure
for himself, in his own person. His father
may be professional man, or merchant,
or may be merely rich the chances arefifty
against one that the son will not replace
his father Such is the result Of well settled
experience business falls into the hands Of
those who are most competent, it does not
descend to heirs. II is the country boys,
after all, who do the city business. Observ-
ing men have often stated this fact and
any one who will take directory, and in-
quire into the origin Of the business meg Of
Cleveland, or Boston, or New York, will
find it to be so. All external circumstan-
ces are in favor Of the son or the clerk sue
ceeding to the trade of the old arm but
the son seldom, almost never, dies in the
position OF partner Of the house. Why
is it Simply because habitual industry Is
wanting, and habitual indulgence is not
wanting. With all the external odds
against il, the country furnishes the eities
their principal business men IfintelIIgent.
faithful, aud persevering, and above all,
cheerful and cOntented, the chancesare that
the lad with the hoe will eyentnally do tho
business of the father Of the lad in gloves,
who is now luxuriating In his travels.
~ Z. Farmer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15
AUTUMN.

Leaf by leaf the roses fall
Drop by drop the spring runs dry,
One by one. beyond recall,
Summer heauiies fade and die
But the roses bloom again,
And the spring will gush anew,
In the pleasant April rain
And the Summer sun and dew.
So in hours Of deepest gloom,
When the springs Of gladness fail,
And the roses in the bloom
Droop like maidens wan and pale,
We shall find some hope that lies
Like a silent gem apart,
Hidden far from careless eyes
In the garden of the heart.
Some sweet hope TO gladness wed,
That will spring aGresh aud new,
Wien grief's winter shall have fed,
Giving place to rniL and dew
Some sweet hope that brealhes of spring
Through the weary, weary time
Budding for its blossomng.
In tho spirits glorious cline.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

Food. Eating rdU frogs and berries.
AT 81 minutes before p. M. the glad
words, "alI aboard" were heard from Mr..
LaMountan, and myself and thst distin-
guished @rOnaunt stepped into the car.
Many were the friendly hands he shook
Many ferveut "God bless you, and chap
py voyage" were utlered-and many hand
kerchiciS waved their mute adieu. Just as
| stepped in my good friend Fuyel stripped
off his oyer-coat aud pressed it upon me,
sayi e that, as Mr.. LaMountain had no
outer garment we would need more than
we had. took it, and it did me good SER
vice, hut was never able to return it. Mr.
Burnett, of the American, in the kindest
manner supplied us with some eatahles aud
drlnkables. Let go, al, ;" and away We
S"ared-the horses on the square ''reared
ana pitched" good deal at the novel sight,
nut IN an instant all minor sounds of earth
had ceased. and we were lifted into silent
sphere, whose shores were without an echo,
their silence equaled only by that of the
grave. Not the least feeling Of trepidation
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

About the only person we ever heard Of.
that was not spoiled by being IonIzed. Was
a jew named Daniel.
Many man keeps on drinking iiIl he
hasn't coat to either his back or hls stom,
ach.
'How does Feabestate seA u yonr town Z"
oh, us as cheap ss, dirt"
In these bard times. ''luapya good tsll
fellow" is always 'storfD