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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
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From the Springfield Republican. ]
ARR ANDI.

Down on the slOne the sOw-bells tingle;
Up in the trees the roGin sung;
The bees huRmed low, and Arri and /
Sat in the grapevine there and swung;
Strange dark eyes ANA tender face,
Set in the Eairest golden hair
A shy, soft form of beauty and grace;
Sucn was Arri beside me t.cre.
We we're children then, they called us so;
AMI we sat there uu Ter the summer sun,
Swinging listlessly to and fro,
Anu humnling together low love tone;
The sycamore GrUpled its fan-le'ived arms,
Ana the russet t-ssrls swung
Among the leaves like marriage-bells
On the white twigs, silver nung.
a fair soft tress has SLEPT on nay heart
This masy and many day;
have thought that the heart might scarccl
Ii that were taken away; lbeIt,
Over and over kissed it-so,-
Lay it out in the moonlight there
1t brings me back tile strange dark eyes,
The tender face and the golden hair
She gave it to me one night in May,
Walking under the full May moon,
| was going away in a ship that night,
To cume again in the next years June;
have come again, but it is not June;
Down on the slopes the snow drifs high;
The winter moon shines clear and cold,
The trees ars gray, and so am 1.
Moons have passed unrenemLered away
Since then; their lus,ruus coils
Have wound around the shining earth,
Making night their sroiIs.
Many May has passed away,
Many June has sped;
Death and Winter rcigns on the slope;
am here, hut Arri is dead!
Across the path in the graveyard now
can hear the church-bell ring;
A white stone parts the drifted snow,
Close by the grapevine swing:
Tie sycamore drOcPs It's lang bare arms.
And the russet tassels swing
To and fro. like funeral bells,
On the dead twigs where they cling.
We are both here under the moonlight,
Where we walked SO long ago;
Both are under the moonlight,
But one is under the snow,
Dark eyes lie dsep under snow and sod;
Mould rests on the golden hair;
Dep, deep under shadow and srave-stone.
Thick dust is gathering there.
Dust on the forehead pure and whit
Dust on my heart so heavy and cold
Teml and rain and night have passed
Over my life su gray and cold
Many night and many n storm
Hive darkeneI the blue Pacific's ilow,
| O;iiy remember one that passed
Down by thS red equRtor's glow;
Passed with its shrltering wings of night
We were left on bleak. barbarian shore;
The burning tropical day rose up,
An then counted the days no more;
l never counted the burning years,
(Crcssing the seas with that fiery tread)
What matter to me if they went or came7
was a slave. and she was deadl
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

Great crimes ruin comparatively few. 1t
is the little meannesses. selfshness and i'm
puri;ies that do the work of death to most
men; and these things m1rch not with the
sOnnd of fife or drum; they steal with NUT
fed tread, as the foe steals on the sleeping
sentinel
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

The widow Of Richter-better known as
Juan Paul-died at Munich. the capital Of
Bavaria, Gil the 23th Of January. aged 81.
Her maiden name was Caroline Meyer. and
she was married to the poet in the spring
Of 1901, being his junior BY some dozen
years. She survived her husband for more
than generation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

Hold your tongue. for fool 70 was the
polite recommendation of an Irish husband.
Sure, then, you're going to speak yourself
was the equally polite reply Of his wife.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14
O M II -!
BlRNUM'S HARDWARE STORE,
At Warren Trumbull Co Ohio,

At warren TrumbuU Co Vhlo,
rs now 6lled with ample sto~ks. and
repiete with the latest styles of HOUSE TRIM
MINGS aud most desirable coI0rs painting blinds
Barnum intends to supply Paints.
oils. varnish. &C. inclusive Of A. No I, Tie Top III
Ira Zine Dry and in Oil; also. erUr quality ground
In White v4rnish. for P&rlnr us.
BARNUM will sell Merchants at
Jobbing rates. and denes competition to mrs outside
Of New York aud h herewith se=ds his compliments
dealers he is PrePar, duplicate the prices
Of NeE York Houses. inclu ling the transportation
euiy those classes Of goods where it fo-ms great
per eentuu Of the cost Now hand aud shortly 20
arrive-IIoes seythes. SickIes (nOt Dzniel) SeyIhe
Stene.. Hzi.bers. Rifles, Rak=s- KniTes I'D Forks,
Springs. White Lead. and Oil.
BARNUM keeps Il fresh stock of
sAODLERT. Notice thi, ss vh- to huy goods
low; Harness Trimmings sold lo~-PAtent Lensher
ssld Io~-Rrzss Bands sold low-c4rTiage Trimmings
and Mess sslI low.
BARNUM has some fine Pistols,
Fivv Barrvil sAo"ter- Rife RarrrIls Locks Triggers
and q general lot Of Gun TRAININGS.
BARNUM would make further
mention Of the ssddIsiy by r-arktng that he
has laid his entire Of that class Of goods rom
th- head dealers and Importers and he will sell every
thing in that like At lowest rates
BARNuM invites attention to his
Gard hsrsEith SnsIed:-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-03-14

We never knew family that had not
genius in it
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-06
NEWSPAPER EXTRACTS.

kIOAh COtfft sFAIlsttCr, ETC.
On Aprn IS, esioept t,Ara, accon,p znied by his
wife osasber. aud sone msmoers OF toe Csbi
net, isf rot gu Prince for tour tarouga tue nortera
part OF hs,a In hs psss.se through toe various TO
which he vpited he received every demoustrs-
bon OF respect sno este-u.
Tho oeos Contracted oy the late govern OF Hsyu
Amounting ~ sise COO, las beea sm1s. euurely Eq1i
Gated
Pr,s,a.nt Gsfrra win the advice Of the Council OF
State, has aosniDg 10
ali Tho s,roDopss menu II the repuDuc Each scno1i 10
70 bave'ny popus, ~ho 10 be supports stse
Another decree for the purpcse o. encoarsgiag mi
graGi coupuy oeen issue o, ns PresIieni
Tue subject has up oy ospers toers
There quite ns.nrAl, terrsPsa difference OF op'nion
"a 20 tho kbd OF I'M mgrar winch IL void oe best
doduce; some gopg Ia for john CnlnsmAo. Others,
with vsss deal Of sicqusuoe, ins stog sop
elaine which their brother samoa,
ribe sugar plantaioos Ia inc United 5tas,s
has upoo their q ystniea.
Mr. Enils Eau, principal sdnoros La Rspx,sqae disd
II Pors IA Prince 90 toe 27th Of re ,rusry Hs .ss
man Of inseepoe and inform ssoc aud xresuy oscc eA
imnsDse GRO I'd OF psrsous al al class IS
In l776 the unr.t sed gar Of Sc Domingo es.ima
nessd a 900 ios and tbs @h'e sugar ~ Is 700
90 lbs 1nese leo AruceS, wanout oououns Is
los- Of Drup, nrossht In . revenue VI from tssnty
I've 70 thirty millions OF francs. rms the high ct
potrt OF cultivation reacb-d since toe imp VI
thc sogar iron Span, ies8 There chsn
In The amount proouoro from 20 10 80, wneo u oom
menoed ccc,,noe ano coadoued tbs oownward road aa
al about 1915 In isoc during the EuroosAo blockade,
pound q vhns sugar WAS worm is w.igot IN goii l.
shen thai toe Fr-noh che msIs, samrAied b, Ysgo
offered who ,pouid succsed 10 exi,.oaos susar
froxi Lsiis- we ab.es rnc scovery OF Nssgrsd
Berlin cbewnt. vac remembered lie wus IN
17t5 cund tnst BET root cootsos sGjae
Cane, In seai prcpor,n. THIS p,oecs revived
the msnuAcure beet sugar est.pl sesi uon
has snos regularly progressed. Us6es nfsi nps
the sbount proouod reached very nearly
grsna sac 10 the enoruoas figure Of l3n
Coo0eo hiosrans. The amourt OF yosa- annuaiy con
srDed m Europe d csims'e1 nj Sos, COO 20 kilograms
1ne srsa; succrss mon atensed the culrva
ton led the ceemst. 70 COX rouod for goa subaiue
Tor coffee, shco ~.s nrss brossht the isaai
year ls8 Ins pisat, - 10 veil knosp, brodsnt
IRON hoobs In sfAos 20 Bs,asis ~ the Dutco am
there Ma scot 20 Ads-fdsm. All feg gesias dsri
bated smcsg ga. vsfioss sosefeigus OF kusps LoIe
XIV. conserved toe 'dss Of scndpg the co,n-s an
sceusoLsy wss ho-t seut Mssfin qle Q ssrds
10 - Dcmogo No ssbutute hss yet di.c vsref
wnirh ian "a eli rivs ts exqu flavor Dss used 90
az Inst ne in.goed ne drank sunbeam every orop
~ cUn~e Hap sxporss nauasly W Eurcps ana A nert
GO 100000 Irunee Toe discovery OF . euossl,ate Il
nAJ rees, be suoposed would D. very oissAsous
trss of Hs,u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-06
AFFAIRS In HAYTI.

PoRT AU PMscE, Apra 10, 1860.


PohT AU PnsoE, Apra 10, 1850.
The Hayties Pres-Johr Brooa SJscyIp,toa,- aqasrss
and Masses for the AartyrS Sori-G. grariS T,ar- 9s
Obea-immense aeources q the Country -im@.grai,a-
A NegrO Found Ata.do.e.. &C.
The ne form Of government tia. came in With the
destruction OF The emprs Apd oyerlhro~ OF s,aouqis
promised freedom Of speech aud encourage % toe
press. Immediately tie weekly papers, OF wuisa 10
nave half more, having mad their hauds
tel for 30 isng a period, In hgh gee a. tneu ns~'
found freedom. bgan TO discuss State and church. and
In general and Some OF their institutions In
particular. New journals started, aad saoas thsm
the Cape that promised be well conducted pa
per and apparently really anxious TO give It's readers
IDEAS The govern ment now souewhs. alarmed q
This unAccusto med state Of Affairs, taxing uSd
step In civzsuon, comes down upon terrified sdos
with nlns that him 70 his friends
In two lines thAt ne Ia longer editor and
bow 10 the pubic and belo four Mnes ssste that nis
journal sih no longer interest itself domestic po g.
and tina, Will IN future DO under different manager"
From many Of The moro distant parishes OF the
Inland contributions for the widow Of the msr,yred
John B,owp sti come In have Lot able 70
tain hoe much has been collected, but amounts u q
nioe lauo 10 receive unexpected quarter,
and unless the OF the collectors for the
b equal 10 mat OF the donors for the case, mat
prove OF quite sufl amount TO hisoIy accept
able Blown. I trust that this good isiy
Cen read Hay uen French, and that she oc ,asonahy
receives Island pspers, for If 90 she will read
may complimentary thiogs from persoas VINO really
sDosre geoi wienes and IL she Is Romso Cs,no
lie "A may be SONS ooosoialon know most every
church The country Las suUg uiem IN MS honor
nno sHId tor zoe r-pose Of his sSut
The fr, sioeL,s TIP tnrousn toe n,rta mos. success
ful; every he esieg vito tue greatest
Eou received tue ~idesi enthusiasm Although
the pun po-e ritsy tour OF iusp>ci
lBscucsi o. to all
neGess o labor IEs 10 the hoooy OF Geffaro
Peri, cy T. In this Gay Only aai De
restoved Iis retoutc,s uDlintted ne agricultural
wealth might De decreased 10 u iapuious ancuot;
uoublxps Ase iul o. mnes. and Dooiog waiting bat
81 acy isoof; this, 5000 Pfee cot
OBTAIN, 10 III possibgs; done. life 10
Spared, tbLk .nst Ia q measure he viii succeed. sof
THIS gee inagraaoo 10 oraer % obtain
latof.Is alto tntir work grest advantages
ART oieseo tie u. eouers We nave already Received
Aevefsi oA,gUss vo,y otaer osy uty bisoss
fTVuD Nee Or,esDs, and BAY ihey Ineir
to 81 marc hisis up toe coast, waafo the.
hsve alresry s.cu piece OF land. [ bel q
henoreo q, olscss from Lo1ssLa sett
spot sbd The OF odtigstog toe SD tney
&C sup, bss snfac good ces' OF at nt3n Oae OF
4 pess conish Of negro feet,
who ss ha the soast; -hru dos
tivu ed, BE- paIa bic DAVID Mele rs vac
co X 90 board the American snsler Lady SiGax, Cap.
tsiu Robinson, aud hssne na1 qasriO Win captain
lie wGs iet Ia cesois:e conoisoa GA tue shore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-06

CTAfEe lsLAND RsiLaO.p
~ IN An nter ihnrst 49, IN Of tb@ Staten
.ssna ssm"ea omtsst. VII eAvs fsu~ur s dAuy esua-
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80 tWk roponSa az inss~wssssse s,stons
obI sppVins 81 me once q ue Oonssny. 80 ! bo~hax
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$1,000 1870 80 ~~.~-s>- -
svs us~ ~ o~eeSs ~ ksf~ly ss.~~ q -
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r.s sss NV % r~sns ~ ypef nam "a, ~sn sss~
sthss~<. tw sun ~ cscss gu ~ Ped ~ ever %
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at ~,n -er.ri sfscos >cfs N eusiNg snc price
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LOlST AND FOUND.

- - ----
Csr-nS Tas az oF Jues a LaRGs 81 AcK
IL fcessboA, copisiaing mortgage. orsr aud a 40 y
I, he paid ios II ~ csnssss 10 sssd
bjsu a scons q. 60 wsA sasct
7 oeT-oN so.paY AossISa. IN ontra FROM
CD 10 s,'o sis. %sss.S s'S o, 10 or.,d sss.
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house = ''~1'''s' express 'n's' 11a-r 'A' A''''
I Csr-ON sunday MoRNiro ST IN o. q
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soS essssusd sese's. any pss.ca rsssrssSsis SC
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II OsT-A GOLD sBsOsLsT, Bk1wssN TGs AND
IL 1--WE o'cifcs ye msroing Tho isias are
.on Ib- nroer viii be sunsDy rewarded By rssurasg
osI.os s1spAi. ~ aOiso rsou II SUFFOLK
ons,n .nd 70. % nsoe- vi ee noer.uy rs.aaod
hst erect ard third svesue one bIass orsc is S.nds
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fer into ate b. Iuais D assss
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SIS s,; AZ n rHs ~.
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viii feceivc the above reward sno Questions ASKED
&C.,.
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pC les Szv toId p'eoe IS 10 10 and snail oesnre
10 L~o1 AID street. btweef teere sud kr I'd
beins mo6efsss al 49, npd.r sJ do
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x1n kt~ RD-Losr N UsDav EvsNIs0 ras
ElV Sc Inst, ether 90 sLe nth bst~.er
800 -tLn ara sne-is harry fourth bstwsss
fuh sbs hsh sveLues, exvt sreA THIRTY
% bar Stsvesth sse.s sess,c essrsaes ~nosves ~tS
rtte'p s>~ scsies o. Wet suse be woes
rfsn snd Sinh Nvtnuss sLsu roc~ive Tie
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es.sest rssse n 81 . day. aud ssirss ~
The uncersisLec bet~ccn en< g r
J. .. BAiLAq. IS Beams N s,rsa
kOS-rwIHIY r We DoLLARs sVwAeD WILL sx
pLO pNo for the return o. . a. Id welch huutas cwe
y7i2 wbicn FRIDAY last the eeai of
e,aI street rev York spply 20 e.. ~ ABh pi,r
foot Of JAi snert REV
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n rns .fhs 90 fsquitnf 90 sres,.rr ssd sssiss n
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fiV.UOUs mfr~ frcm sss css,. 90 sac eacs.srs ~
crob ~ ~ Ee~sf. 80 80 sussi pises esg ss
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a olsss Steamboat TdOM . = Val vi he tsao Of sasl
hoard ~il Sny The Re. III sd., suue
lessiuE feek ip, sst fise- 81 q4e Vsr a ~
river foot u ley sFer ct lr:,6 ItsgeS one DO lar
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Il s'lyfr o,lJ " tie ko ans 4 "a -ws co~s,.a -
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1f'the I've Ia css> ts~ Ssrwn ssoee pos~~ 90 fffn~
shs't orb madam susr,sfn~s's eixsbcfhnsd ksxS
--.ss.s.E ems al y~u 10 ,ss x~'ty re.v,c cd sss
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ssek~ss cnfsrssssry vns Args Aod beAu,1 -
tr~ss ".ssss ss.ss-s very won,ssls Route ~as !.
fsxs dexd r~~s~s ri s.liag ao.,,S n "a -
%. re n rev bcwsry Wholesale dsssss In sud-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-12-15
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.!

NOTICE TO BLACK-SMITHS, TIN AND COPPER
~ SMITHS. &c. The undersigned having bought the
right make rend and sell territorial ind vidua rights
to use BONDS PATENT EI-LOWS) TUYERE IRONS
by the of which each frge will ONE THIRD of
the coal used the old hereby give notice all
parties buying selling the above Irons in any of the
counties below named, that he will PROSECUTE any md
all such persons unless authorized by him. The fullest
extent OF the law. Ny right embraces the following
ties Lncln Meckienburg. CaIbGrrus Iredell. Rowan,
DaEie, Yadkin Davidson, Forsyth. Randolph Gniifnrd,
Rockingham, CasTeil, Alamanee Grunge Wake, Franklin,
Granville, Warren, Halifax. and Northampton.
expect 10 keep the a5nTe Trans hand, at store in
this place. and may perhaps visit and establish agencies
each county for the sale ~ tbenl.
Orders solicited. For terms &C. address
Z. G. YATES. Greensboro, Y. G.
certify that have sold the right above sIiude TO-
C. G. Yaies. j. 7. SkILLEkN.
Mr. Brown practical smith of this place. after having
thoroughly tested the patent Tuyere IUn ceres fol-
lows:
haze Bonds patent Tuvere Iron in use in nv shop in
this place and satisfied il Onethr Of the coal
ad makes clean nice heat and would not be without
them for twice the cost.
MICHAEL BROWN.
December 5, 1870. ir~-St
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