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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-20
Detroit l. Milwaukee. Rail Road
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Essssss@S 1901. ~ i-Ia1e
nuRl>G IHIS MONTH, Trains viii leave oaosso a.
GOING EAST
AT . 90 A. VI Lansing Accommodation
AT II So A Naked
At l.20P NJ, Nail
GOING WEST
AT 90 z. NJ, Nj 1ed.
At 80 T. Mail
R-teshuens al Detroit. oxos-o AM q ami Haven snc
upon Conpany ferry steamer Wnis on 1rpii River
Hotel IN lepot at Grand Haven.
Trains leave termini daily SGuds y excepted.
TIE TELEGRAPH LINES open f,r FL nIIc BrsI>iSs
CONNEXIONS
AT DETROlr-Grest Western Railway for all po,nss
kast-Mehgan Central, Michigan Soath-rn, and ,raue
Trunk Railroads
AT MlLWAUkEE-Wth the Missi,s yVi. Lacrosse Chi.
cage, wateryown, and Horizon R.iiioSd, for al poiats
West and Northwest.
Passengers COR Great esteru kalxay go ON tn. Raj
al Ferry Steamer. at u. NJ K .cN leaving block Al
IS A. H. and So Z. NJ.
The Company Time Tables be- had 1T snv If The
Stations.
W. X. BUR, Genlsuft
H. N. Offices February. 1861
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-20

40 To II L. THAYER'S VARIETY
~ store, and the Mes Fan Good, especially the
Fo %. Shoes and Clothing 3m2s4
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06

s@- The Rev. NJ. G, Lightner will to.
morrow oliicate for the last time in Christ
Church, as its Rector. His connection
with the parish will close on the lst of Ju.
ly, instead Of the lst Of August, as was cr.
roneously announced week or two ago
Mr.. Lightner has been an active and zeal
GUS minister, during his eleven years resi-.
dencc in Reading, and has done much,
outside Of lis Immediate parochial duties,
to promote the permanent growth Of the
Episcopal Church in this city, His de-
parlure, so unexpectedly determined upon,
will be greatly regretted. The Vestry
have not yet called any one to succeed
him. Realiing Gaoeue j. Dcmovat,
Jaae2o,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06

py- At the breaking out of the rcvolu.
tionary war, Dunmore the royal Governor
of Virginia issued proclamation to the
slaves, offering them freedom if they would
join the standard of the King, OF these
slaves some were but just imported from
Africa, many of them had been here for
years; and all of them knew either of their
own knowledge, or from tradition the diff
erence between life in Virginia and life in
Africa. Mr.. Bancroft in his History oil
the United States, says -
"But, in truth, the cry of Dunmoro did
not rouse among the Africans a passion
for freedom. To them bondage in Vir-
ginia was not lower condition of being
than their former one they had no re-
grets foc ancient privileges lost; theil
memories prompted no demand for politi-
cal changes; no struggling aspirations o.
their own had invited Dunmore5 intcrpo-
sition 10 memorial Of their grievance,
had preceded his offers"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06

ca BY reference to the letter Of Mr..
Brockwsy, in the Democrat of last week
something viii be found about equipments,
rifles, &c, &c, For the information Of our
readers, We give below, sketches of the
different rillea, which are reliable, for in
truth there is much nonsense talked about
the Enfield and Mimic rifles. 1t is most
generally supposed that the Enields and
Minies are peculiar rifles, the one French
and the other English, both invented by
men whose names have been given those
firearms. The Enfield derives its name
from the place where it it is made, name
ly, the Government armory at Enfield and
it is in most respects like the American ar.
my rife made at Springfield, Mass. The
barrel of it is all formed of the best char
coal iron; its length is. 80 inches bore {
of an inch; it has three grooves, I-l6th of
an inch wide and l.500th Of an inch deep.
The pitch Of the groves is 6 feet inches
A hollow comic ball, with plug of boxwood
placed in the base, is used in this rifle
A graduated backward sight, set for ran
ges from 200 to 700 yards is fixed on
the Enfelds.
The Mimic rife derives its name from
Lieutenant MIME, of the French Infantry
who first applied the hollow expanding
bullet to the army rife, and by whose ex-
ertions it was first brought into use. The
French rifles have four groves, .O2753 in
ches in width, OO7ss in depth, and one
turn in six feet. The bullet is hollow and
conical, and weighs 494 grains no wedge
is now used. Formerly elevating sights
were fixed on all the French rifles, but
these have been dispensed with, so as to
render the arms more simple. The back
Of the rife is elevated { of an inch above
the barrel. A French soldier fthe line aims
atthe waistband of the foe, ,and with his fixed
rife sight is sure to strike him within or
$50 yards distant. When firing at great
er distance, he uses his thumb-nail for a
packTsight' by placing it across the barrc
and ny long practice in judging of distan-
ees by his eyes, he obtains wonderful pre-
eision in his aim. The special corps OF
Ohaaseurs and Aoua7es hare e..ist.a-
sights On lh.i: .iH'.5
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06

pGyr Fenimore Cooper is undoubtedly
the first American Novelist. lie was a
very voluminous writer for beside some
81 volumes of fiction he wrote Naval
History, Residence in Europe, Letter to
his countrymen, American Democrat,
sketches of Switzerland, Glcanings in Eu-
rope, and others and entered keenly into
and wrote largely for the political and IT.
erary controversies of his time. His Ma
val History of the United States, more es-
pecially excited much discussion, and sew.
cral law suits grew out of the criticism writ.
ten upon it. The most exciting and i'm
portant of these was that with William j..
Stowe, himself an able and brilliant writer,
a man of high starding, and scholar of
sound and varied accomplishments.
The case was referred to the arbitration
Of three distinguished lawyers, and Coop.
cr argued himself the question of the au-
thontcity Of his account Of the battle of
Lake Erie, which was the matter in dis
pute. Mr.. Bryant, in his discourse on
the life, writings and Genius of Cooper {;
says, 81 listened to the opening; 1t was
clear, skilful aud persuasive, but his clo-
sing argument was said to be splendidly.
eloquent, have heard nothing like it,
said a barristcr to me since the days of
Emmett
The Naval History, abridged by him
self, from the full work, for popular read
ing, with his latest corrections, aud a con-
tinuance to 1856, from his unpublished
MSS, and other authentic sources ia
cluding an account Of the japan Expedi-
ton prepared by the Editor of the octa-
vo Edition; Illustrated with fine Por-
trait Of the Author on Steel, and Fifteen
Illustrations Of the principal Battle Scenes,
is now published by W. A. Townsend and
company No. 4G Walker Street, New York
and free Of postage for sl25.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06

Bag On Monday in the. evening and
night, we had considerable of rain-on
Tuesday morning we got up and fonnd a
cold nor wester that forced overcoats and
Stoves into requisition. If this cod wea-
ther is caused by the South going out of
the Union, which We are very much in
olined to believe; then we vote them back
again without delay, 1t is unfair to 20
out and tale the warm weather with them
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06

say To morrow is the Sixth Sunday af-
ter Trinity.
Elihu Yale, founder of Yale college died
Julys, 1871.
Braddocks defeat, July 8, 1855.
July 10 Columbus born l447.
Alexander Hamilton shot, July IL,
1904.
Julius Caesar born July IL, 100 years
b. G.
Battle of Roundaway Down fought Ju
" l3. 1913.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06

bGy- The New York WOlIl has absorb
ed the CopyteI a0d E0quiter. That is
to say, after last Monday, the lst of July,
the New York COu2'ier and E0quirer, the
foremost and most influential of the large
commercial journals of New York city, is
to be suspended, its subscription list, ad-
vertising patronage and good will having
been purchased by the proprietors of the
Hoyhi.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06

ssr Andrew Mckinley the murderer,
has again been respited by the Governor.
We have not learned what day has been
Fixed for the execution.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06

rag" The Chronology of Scccssion.-Nolth
Carolina is the eleventh in chronological
order of the rcbcllious States, The fol-
lowing table .hows the dates of the passage
Of Ordinances of Secession
l. South Carolina-Doccmbc 90.
2. Mississippi january 9,
3, Alabama-January II.
4. Florida--January 10.
5. Gcorgia-January 10.
6. Louisiana January 2G.
7. Tcxas-February l.
s. Virgnia-April II.
o. Arkansas-May 8.
10. Tcuncssce-May q.
IL. North Carolina--May 81.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06
A NEW DEMOCRATIC MORNING
''THE UMioN."

WITH view to meet n universally admitted want the
Undersigned will issue Monday the LIST Of July nc 1t
a morning Penny Paper, to be called 1.-THE UNION"
The great mission Of the Demooratc party which hs
stood the bulwark of the USf and the champi-
on of the CONSTITUTION renders its entire unity and
bold attitude In this hour Of National peril maiter of
vital concern. The pending struggle is not less for
maintenance Of United Country than for the Pefpetu.
alton Of Democratic Principles, eXpounded by Je6.
and jackson. The most mOmentous results hang
upon the issue. Mere party questions for the time
by common consent adjourned. The past is dead ve
IN its lessons Of experience.
The Democratic hosts have not shrunk from their full
share in the responsibilities and dangers of emer.
gency They have rallied with accord around the
standard of common country But the occasion i'm
poses other duties. The Government will demand and
receive the willing support of every patriot in its efforts
to vindcate the National honor and rcasser the Ma
tonal authority but the Preservation of Constitution
al Liberty rests more with the people than with Con.
crosses and Cabinets Vigilance and Unity are there
fore specially requisite in the present juncturo.
II is the purpose OF the Pruptictors TO make ''rHE
UNION,'in every respect iirst.class Journal The
Democracy of the whole state feel the need of bold
aud vigorous Metropolitan daily AMI no effort will be
spared To render THE UNlONl both popular and cfE
great principles for which thu Democratic party haYs
ever contcnded, and which now unhAppily i'm
prrillcd.
The proprctOrs have perfected such arrangements as
VIII place the enterprise, from the beginning upon
substantial business basis, with abundant means to
make newspaper second in interest and ability
other in the city and while the paper will be fearless.
y Democratic, 1t will sedueusy avoid all faction, the
dcadlirst bane to party efficiency
We look to tho DEMOCR ATTIC MASSES for support,
aud shall labor to make THE UNION" in every way
wutthy their confidence and liberal patronage fresh
readable and fealess journal.
TERMS Per Annuln, Three Dollars, or served In
Carriers SIN CENTS PER WEEK,
~ Orders should be addressed 10
40 sEVERNs & co,
No. l3O South Third St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06
105,577

Thirty four counties in the north-wes-
tern part of Virginia did not make any re-
turn of their vote to the Secession mag
mates ut Richmond These counties gave
5000 majority against secession, reducing
the secession majority in the State to "a,
750. The total vote of the State was
about l6l, 900, OF which the Scccssionists
obtained some l25,0O0.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06
Wyoming Seminary.

THE next torn Of this Institution will commence hu.
Il gust IAN and continue twelve weeks.
Throughout the term special attention will be given
10 those preparing TO teach and all suLh may rely upon
having as good adyantlgr here at any exclusively
Normal School. Arrangement will hr made for uN.
tcnsivc course of lectures before the Teachers Glass
X NELSON,
Kingston, Pa. July G, IS6l-lm
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
The following are the receipts to the Office
of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
thn month of Tuna 1851
Ncru GOUertls


4 female white Pig, weighing about 100 lbs, with a
black spot one hp, has been absent several days
suitable reward will be given Tor information Of its
whereabouts.
JAS NJ. THORNTON,
Bloomsbury, Jaly G, 1901
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06
AUDlTOIS NOTICE.

IN The Orphans Court for the county or CoiumIia-E5-
tae 81 CoHraf Hess taie Of SHgariogf toDayAp, deed,
THE Auditor appointed by the Court 10 raport disri.
button Of the balance IN tho hands OF William Hess
Executor Of the last win and Testament Of Conrad
Hess lato Of Sugaroaf township in the county Of col.
unhla deceased, will meet the parties interested for tho
purpose Of ms appointment on saturday the 2ih day
oioc n Bloomshurg in said county an persons interc
ted IN the sdld Estats atu required present their claims
before 'h9 A17for ~ uahIf- trll coming in M
.hs.s %. 's- tlnq
John q lRGEED
U.7Q.u~llls, Jl.ys l5el H. .qggi,ov
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-06
DIRECTIONS FOR USING
COLBERT'S BALM IN GILEAD.

For Tonthache apply il the face and of tho
tooth afflicted pressing hand upon the face; repeat if
not cured. In extreme cases, wet cotton with hs balm
and cover the tooth and gums. For Headache battle the
temples and apply to the hose and take from to
thirty drops in hafa tumber ufwnter sweetcnrd
For Group and Sore Throat, take from to thirty
drops internally, in sweetened water:
bathc the throat freely and bind flannel. For
Headache, rheumatism Neuralgia, Lame Back or Side
bathe freely with Balm in Gilcad and generally take
internally
For Burns mix part Balm in Gilcal and two OF
water and flour to make paste, the burn with
Tho For Chuc, take from ten TO forty drops in
hot water; battle the bowels and apply wet lanuVls.-
the above smaller dose is for Children, and the
larger for adults vary according aud
Colberts Balm in Gilcad is harmless. Colbers Balm
in Gilead gives satisfaction.
Those who have used Balm in Gilcad will not be with
out II. Agents wanted For terms, address
T.. : COLBERT & CO.,
No 1913 South Fourth street, lhiladelpI Pa.
NB, Orders sent by EXPRESS to any part OF the Uni
tel states at tiIr shortest notice.
May /, leGl-Gm.
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NO MERCURY OR NAUsEOUs DRUGS USED.
JR JOHNSTON


Member of the Royal College of Surgeons at London
Graduate from of the most eminent Colleges of the
been spent the first Hospitals Of London, Paris, Phia
dclphN aud elsewhere has effected some of the most
tonishng that were ever known; many troubled
with ringing in the head aud cars when asleep, great
being alarmed at sudden sounds, and bash
fness with frequent busng, attended sometimes with
dcramgcmCnt of mind, were cured Immediately.
a CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and mprudent otary of pleasure
happens that i'll timed sense Of shame
dread Of discovery dcters him FROM applying to those
who from education aud rcspucabty alone hfricud
him, delaying TIL the constitutionary symptoms Of this
hord disease makes their appearance such liberated
sore troa diseased nose nOcturcc, pains IN the head
aud limbs dimness of sight deafness, nodes the skin
bones and botches the head face and extreme
ties progressing with apidity till at last the palate of
the mouth and bones Of the fall ill., and the victim of
this dcscase becomes horrid object Of commsseration
till death puts period to his dreadful suerings, by
ding him to that bourne from whence traveller
turns" To such, therefore, Dr. Johnston pledges him
self preserve the most envualc secrecy and from his
extensive practice in the Hospitals Europe and
America he confidently recommend safe and speedy
the unfortunate victim of this hOrrd disease
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. addresses all those who have injured themselves
by private and improper ndulgences.
These of the sad and melancholy effects pro
duced by early habits of youth VIZ: weakness of the
Back and Limbs, Pain in the Head Dmness of Sight
Loss Of Muscular Power, Papitation of the Heart Dys
pepsa, Nervous lrratabity Derangement of the Diges
live Functions, General Debility, symptoms Of Consump
MENTAILY.-Thl fearful effects upon the mind are
much be dreaded Loss of Mcmoy Confusion of Iicas
~ ni, ~ uc hr W aEulsi9"
u a. ',s u. ~ 80 ~ ~c ~, I'm - " @ @ ~ Nv t' pinuon ~
,i , l VI III l,,i | I,,;,i,t vi % s isi,h NY Jsv ; , l9.
vgor, becoming weak, pale and emacated having sin
uplT'ia" "'o"' ''' e''' 'ous" '" !"P'o'7 VI
0o'Su''p''o" 1v,s tNvtcop ,rINc pENrny PoP
nbC 4 NJ, NJ, !, N'T,,., '''i'Di Oi'
D. ,,i -,,, ,I ;, ,,,,, r,,oi,. r.o,t,ros, -, ,ho
-, '''., - .,aa't r,ri Ia riii ,';r , r W Nv
g', s',i'o ~ ,L 80, S. ~ ' @ ,h;,;,a,i i
ii i, nii W. HAM M hn, @ h % ;,i;a, % .,,, iiai All
; @ & ~ % ~ ~ l,ri 81 I,,,i.t nrd II ,,,,, n;,at
s,i - W T I, ~ , -, u! ~ % ~
az w., ,in % - r t t ,,rC'i IA @ a,i;i, " ,, ri
Hy nnc,or Isin ~ ' oS' "'"' 'p''0''
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Rey" We have at length the official vote
of Virginia, as announced by Governor
Letchcr, on the question of secession. He
gives the figures thus:
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NJ A n II o O d.

now LOST AND RESTORED.
lust Published, in sealed envelope, the nature,
y treatment and radical Of Spermatorrlloea,
Seminal Weakness, Sexual Robility, and
involuntary emissions inducing impotency and Mental
and physical ncapacity.
by RoBT. j. CULvERWEt L, MD,
Author Of the Green Book" &C.
The wOrld-rcnowned author, IN this admirable Lee
ture, clearly proves from his experience the
awful consequences Cf Slfabuse may be efectualy
moved without medicine and without surgical
operations, bnugics, instruments rings or cordIals
pointing ont mode OF at certain and eiectu
al, by which every sufferer, matter what his condi
tion may be- may himself cheaply, privately and
radically. This lecture will prove boon to thousands
| and thuusanrs.
Sent under seal in plain envelope, any address
post paid, the ccrip of the postage stamps by
addressing Or. Gu j. KLINE, l27 Bowery, N. Y,
ap2O 6l l2m Post Office boXi Sc. 6
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$1,000 Reward -!
WILL BE PAID
Fer Any Medicine that will Excel
a. % " Hs II R Il -
R A J. M IN GLE ADa

HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
For the quick cure Of Headache, Toohache Rheuna.
tsm Neuralgia, Pain in the side, Back stomach
Painters Choc, Cramp, Frosted Feet Ears, Burns
Fresh cuts sprans, Bruises Darrhua and Throat
Rnl all similar complaints.
roothacne cured in ten minutes Earachr cured in
nva minutes. Headache cured in ten minutes Burns
cured froIA smartng in two minutes, Neurnlpa pains
cared in five minutes, Cholic cured In minutes.-
Sprains relieved ten minutes. Sore throat relieved
in five minutes
70 the Sons and Daughters of alicton, These things
prove the spot and before your eyes ouy bring
your cases.
100 Cases have been cured by one Agent in a single
day Every bottle warranted. Thy il Try il /! Try it
PRICE - AND so CENTS PER BOTTLE
-" Aliheral discount made TO Agents and one wan
ted in evcrytuwu, also few good travelling Agents
All orders and communications should b. addrc ssed
O. 5. COLBERT Il co,
1873 s. ith 81. Philadelphia
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Married persons, or Yonng Men contemplating mar
rage, being of physical weakness, organic dcab
ty, defOrmties, &C.. should Immediately consult DR.
Johnston, and be restored to perfect health.
lie who places himself under the care Of DR. Johnston,
may religously condc in his honor gentlemen, and
confidently rely upon his skill ply ysican.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and full vgor restored.
This dcseasc is the penalty most frequently paid by
those who have become the victim oiimprOpcr ndulgen
ccs Young persons too apt to commit excess from
being Of the drct dfl consequence that may
ensue. Now, who that understands the subject will pre-
tend to deny that the power of pOcrcatOn is lost sooner
springs the NEST serious aud destructive symptoms to
both body and mind arise The system becomes dCrang
cd the physical and mental powers weakened, nervous
debility dyspcpsa palplaon of the heart indigestion,
a wasting of tho frame, Cough Symptoms Of Consump.
ton, &c
" Oficr, No. Sou1u FEEpRICK STREET seven doors
from Baltimore street East side up the steps. he par.
ticuinr in observing the NAME and NUMBER, you
Will mistake the place.
a Cure Uarroacd or no Charge Made in from One TO
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. JOHNSTON.

THE founder Of this Celebrated Institution, offers tn
i most certain, speedy and only ehcctua remedy IL
tho world for effects fer elects Structures Seminal weak
ness, Pains in the lons, constitutional Debility Impo
tenCy Weakness OF the Back and Limbs, Affections o.
the Kidneys, PalpitaiOn of the enrt Dyspepsia Nor
vOus Irrability Disease of the Head, Throat Nose
skin, and all those serious and melancholy Disorder,
arising from the destructive habits Of Youth, which de
stOys both body and mind. These secret and solitary
practices htal to their victims than the song
the Syrens to the mariners Ulysses bighng their most
brilliant hopes and anticpations, rendering marriage
m gib
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-26

pressed his gratitude for kindnesses receiFed-- MT. Mason did not thank him, but in the spirit of a gentleman who recognizes courtesy on the part of his captors and jailors, thanked them forany attention they may have shown him.
 It seems difficult to believe tha5 one who IS descended from proud and honorable family like that of Fairfax, should have sunk so low as to become the petty tool Of a miserable ty- rant like Lincoln. Yet, in his case there IS plea of extenuation that may be put in for him. He was educated in Massachusetts. The Vir- ginian was taken when mere child and placed amonr Yankees. He closes his speech with these words:
 It affords me great pleasure to be here for am no stranger to Boston. l went to school III Jamaica Plains, and have often, as boy been to Fanuel Hall, and listened to MT. Everett and the other great men of Massachusetts As stand here tonight, my memory goes back to the time when our fathers of Virginia and Massachusetts were boon companions, and made good cheer in the city of Boston, and it is with great deal of satisfaction that Irecelve your welcome here to- night with Wilkes. (Cheers.)
 Here is the secret of this monstro8ity. And, hereafter, when men shall point to the rene cades and traitors who this revolution has warmed into life, and hold them up to the de7 testation of their children, let them reflect that this man might have been patriot and honored in his life, had he been educated at home. And when peace comes, let the example of Fairfax be warning to parents never to permit child of theirs to reside at the North and imbba their damnable doctrines.