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In CANP.-Capt. Stone went into Camp
Wood on Saturday afternoon with portion
Of his men, (some forty,) and will take in
the remainder as soon as he can gather them
together again.
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POsT MAsrER AT EAsT CLEvELAHD. :
John R. Walters mas received the appoint
msnt Of Post Master ct East Cleveland.
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FRox LAKE suPBRIoR.-Th steamer Cleve-
land arrived on Saturday from Lake supe-
rior.
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Surriys sGntieta.
hPThe Resom Of Dessruction 3 The fata

b%The Besom Of Destruction Is the fatal
ity among our young and midale-sgVd to indulge iH
excess and debasing habits. Those who are earn
ing for some influence to dlspel the growing evil
should read "3anan FrafltT, or Physiological ae.
searches" u deiineates IN vivid eolors (iOr u is
eeaui fully iliustretedl the and eets e 10
cal and vital disease and decay, pointing out the
only SURE sAfely valve. Read ne advertisement Of
riesomAra n another column.
Sold By d. barreW, ist BlooCs0r e., n, 7. Price
oanta. sent ffee q pa1tsae eseryUheEa. Roaathe
adVortinonsntof % sEriosoaar' IN anothor oalumns
Also cold b. = ,. Gsyierd and william fiake,
DraaEiaaa. ol.g.lana. Oklo.
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FRAEK PARKHR.-Livory and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. l HOrseS and
Carriages at reasNOable figures.
asp34R7d:ly
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- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
eUeS- Ri
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- Best quality Of Carbon Oil At IS
eonts per gallon by the barrel. Lubricatins
oil st 20 and IS cents. Mess pork, lard, but
ter, hams, dried beOfAnd cheese, 10 bs found
q Geo. srrague's, Oviati's Exohanre.
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~ The prize Of TIE MoREiEa LrsBla 70
news agents a One Dollar snd Fil,y Osnh
Per hundred, and 40 deviation under any
iircumslaneoa.
The postage on The LEABHR, 70 EswS
Dealers, ls ons-ioOrth Ofa can't per copy.
We would prefer that parties romitting
postage stamPa should send ns one and three
sont instead Of larger denominations
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
T5fis aud stazk olty Mills. Two Of the bo1i
t-=,f- EarnIlT FigHF n fhiI market.
sf-1~- ~, MHLHIEOH,
tuasf1 8 AoFWin u,
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@. S. BRAoE, Captain

II hardly seems possible that any one
could be heartless enough 70 do thing Of
this kind as joke, although such cases have
occurred, and it is to be feared that the Ame-
liz went down with ell on board in the great
gale of Monday night, and probably within
sight Of the lights of this city. She was
Canadian vessel
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DIED.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

In Chicago, August 10, EDWIN W, infant son o
Alfr aud sarah 4. Cowles FEed fifteen weeks.
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WADE AND HUrcHINs CAvALRY.-.I am au-
thorized by the Hon. B. F. Wade to enlist
any numbar of men for this regiment, even
to the filling up Of two companies. All,
therefore, who are desirous Of joining this
magnificent regiment will report TO me in
person, or by letter, OF the earliest possible
day.
Parties will be in the city to-day for the
purpose of making arrangements for camp,
&c. L. C. THATER.
Aug. 10, 1861. 1t
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Fr0D1lIo Lo1l o. tho schocner AmeIIus
Yesterday morning Mrs. E. Bowen, who
lives on the west side Of the river, was walk
ing along the dock near the beginningof the
west pier, when her attention was attracted
BY a eorked bottle floating in the water near
to the piles. She Immediately attempted to
get possession Of it, and finally succeeded.
Tho bottle, which was an ordinary porter
bottle, was at once broken open by Mrs. Bow
en-, and paper was found within containing
the following:
On board schooner Amelia, Monday night,
Aug. 18th, of Grand River. Schooner lost
fore-mast also Misunderstanding badly
Cargo iron ore. Must go down. All hands
nuat he ioat
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- RefrigeratOrs and water-coolers, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
'ey's four minute ice cream freeEers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and CRATE
emporium Of W. L. MARvIs,
No. 42, south-side Public Square,
july16tf Cleveland, o.
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WISCONSIN LANDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres Of School Lands situ-
Ated in the counties of Marathon, Portage,
Juneau, Monroe and OcOnto, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property loca-
ted in the vicinity of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, of ALOOTT & HoRToN,
l9s and I4I Wster Street,
jyS:35I. Cleveland, Ohio.
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nOTHIB's kEAD rms.

~ hoiloWinR e en- eEtraet tron . lsttor written
d TIE psssor Of Baptist Church % the " Journal
and MESSENGER" Cincinnati, Ohio, and spsahn vol
umos IN iagor ol that Eorld-TsnoWned medicine, o.
Mns. WIEsEoW's sooFEIss sxsuP Foa CETEDEsr
fHHfHrHai
s'Ws seo an sdvertssnentin your columns Q. Mn
Ehal0a's Soothing sTrup. E5g 20 never said :
Uord IN la7or Of patent msdiene besorr In our lie
s1t We ssl compelled 20 say 70 your ruas-s that thii
- ohumbug-En HAV1 ERiuD ~, AED ENoU II 70
All II cIAHB. Il b probably, one Of the moe,
ooossful medicines Of the day, bseauEa It a Of
ne beIL And those Of yoar readers who have babies
ant DO better than % lay IN e supply"
So advertisement IN another column. ser1sR R9s
rRiEND Is hEED. TN AZ.
On. suHET's IHFALLrnLH LIEIEEET Is preparec
nom the recipe of Dr.. stephen Sweet. oi Con-
nsctout The great b0nossttoE and has beon used iu
hS practice tr the last twenty yeAru with the
astonishing success. AZ an external remedy Il iE
without rival and WI alleviate pain more spsed.
" than 4 other preparation. For all RbournRtiC
and NorTocs Disorders it ID truly infAiible and
ourAtivo for Sores, wounds, SpTans, Bruises, &c,
n sOothins, healing, and Pop -rf,l STRENGTHENING
propsrtsas excite the ust WonGef and aseonishment
q eli Who have ever giysn II . trial. Over four
nGndrod certificates Of remarkable cures, performed
b. d within the last two years, sttest this bot.
Tor sale By Strong 4 ArmHtrong and VIM. fiske
Be- savsrtfssmsnt sspgf-Bssd&v
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Att0ruEgs At 8ar5.
POOL.

JOSEPH POOL
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IA sUPERIOR sTBEET. t1eRlo
ID P. SPALDING, ATToRN4Y h
1Gs Counsellor st Law, 10. Porkins' Block,
OleVeand. Ohio. eePl
DAVTB ". aAGl. ~ EluUl
GAGE 9 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
NJ ard Councillors at Law. 0mos i6s superior
Street, toDPosits Horchsnt'n Bank Cleveland, o.
a EPER, J. F., ATTORNEY AT
~ Law, Warren, Truiabuli county, 0hio. 0f1es
50. 81 Ma-fst street dec2dtl
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
w AFToAEETs ~ Law. 0moe No. % Superior
tr.st gleTeiand, Ohio. 8. WILLIAMSON,
ISnfl A. @. RIDLE.
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NJ A R IN E
PORT OF CLEVELAHD.


PORT OF CLEVELAND. a..a
ESTERED.-AUG. ".
Stmr May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Prop. Owego, Rowland, Dunkirk.
Sehr. Fame, B;Osier, Toledo.
Schr SVEN, Mayyille, Detroit. H.-rs
Schr. Elya, Ellery, PT Huron.
Scow Elmina, Nansip Lexington. H
scOW Enterprise, McClns Austin. A
Sloop Harlequin, Blosier, Toledo.
GLHARRD Ht
Stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit,
Schr. Star Of the North, Pay ne, Milwaukee.
Schr. Geo. Washington, Jones, Chicago.
Schr. swan, Mhyyilie, Detroit.
Schr Tartar, Pomeroy. Buffalo.
Schr. ! Barney, Mofiit, Marquette,
scoW Coaster, Blodgett, Sandueky. il I..H
Prop. Harlequin, Blosier, Sandulky. .
Schr. Fame, Blosier, Sandusky.
MIsCE LIAM E0 U.s.
We clip the following itoms from the Detroit
Free Press
The schooner Midnight which was ashore on
Peach Island, has been pumped out, and tOwed into
port.
the lines Ofpropslers during the recent heavy 80
aside from that Of the propeller Burlington at San
dusky Bay. Her damages, we learn. are not OF Sc
rious character. . l -
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LNUkEl9N Ext Ii ANG g..
Drafts N amounts 70 guit, rom g upuarIIa. IN
England and FEsnce, and Al tho prineipal Ciiisl .
aIrmAny.a On. Eranklaft, Berlin, LeiQliH. NfrFr1
hursuibarR, Cnsaei, uologne, HaI1bnrr Br1nlS'li
isntt1aft, aanhsiEl and fragua. foF - 81 -
mrl1 -RErfBARa { HAue,IA -
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REaI @staM.
T YMAN LITTLE,

Daaiar IN
RE- L q I A 7 Il,
KeoPs . great VARIETY q Farms and 0ity PFoPern
fo- $40 or Bent. Also, choice Farming Lands %
Mte6iran, Illinois, Wl666ngin, Iowa and Migsonri
TrORcs 10. Atuatsr Building, Cleveland, ..
DEAL ESTATE---E. n. KEYES,
n, fformsriy Of the frm Of Little Heyeg,l has
S--1aS a Real Estate once in soulsb Block, COR
~ of snpsrior street and Public square, and has
scsfa1fiT on ha1id several th0u1and aofng ol nrai
SGeiitV of FarminE Lands In the States o. Iowa,
t7iaoonain and Missouri, 10 exchange for city And
s,1-erT 1ropsrty; also for ell kinds Of persona
STossrfy Psrt cash pAid u nsoeeaary asrlh;a
"ESTERN LAND.---H. b. LII
Nv TT,r Of the late arm Of Littlaa a Kayel,
no1atautlT on hand large quantity Of hnc Harmia
fssnd IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri q exehhne
fT eifV or c0untrY real estate, personal propert
0iIoe with B0u1o 1enntngl. Marble blocEl eupe
FfnF atraet a-..-..--
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RERNARD DEMMENG,


ARTIsAN, MAOHINIsT An PAFEEr MODEL
f.- n KER,
No. IA SupC ToT street. Leader BuildinR,l
q .GVELAND, OHIO.
BERNARD DEMMENG, having rented The
estaolishmoat o. 3. konigllow. la nov Prepared %
contract for manufacturing sewing Machines, and
All kinds Of light Machinery, Particular attention
and ABILITIES tor gotting up kodsls Of Patentl.
PAIRIHa.
IL your SKATES need liking, call on Demmcng. -
II your LING MACHINE 4 out Of ORDER, he
will nut Il IN order.
Hs rspSIfs al kinds Of SURGICAL Instrumeuts.
an kinds Of Motal and hugieal En8trumonts re-
paired
IfTja should SGT up . new Patent, Denmeng 4
the man @ set 40 your Models, eithor IN Wood,
Brags, or Iron, IN the neategt manner.
All kinds Of Belt Hanging done IN promp d style
AZ kinda q hght Aaehinary put IN order In The
-loat expetitious manner.
Engnearing Instruments reported. .--
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Ral Road lnductor'a Punches Manufactured n
the best manner.
Rsii Road OOnductors Punches rupairod
Ssrin iac gsrything In the shape sf rcFalrinE
or manniactnring, done on contrast
~ Entrance 70 shop-ltt Superior street, ap one
palr Of Stain. BERhARDD EnhEa1.
hb7sR1
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GRANVILLE FEMALE COL
NJ LEGE.-The tweuty-eightn year win beKin IN
september 18th, ls6 Slat will pay all expenses for
one year, for Board. Washing LIGHTS, luei, Fur
nished Ro0m aud Tnition In all be sud- . IN the
Course. J he facilities for orough sducaton, for
veal and INSTRUMENTAL Nntic, ard for Dragirg
and Painting, are uns urpasscd. Noices Of the <n
4 Comm ncenlens say IL ranks among thc dfst fe-
1 male Colieges Of the West ~
L NBg-For Catalogues and fsrther iuformati n, al
druss W. p. kEER, A N
augl7.3f9 Granville, licking Co., o.
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bS~ DR.. R. A. King can be consulted for a
few days at No. 80 Union street. up stairs,
opposite IsAAcs' Union Hall. See advertise
ment in another column. 1t
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3FiTEIrg.

Q. c. o.-Oary's Cough Cure deoaaEl
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PRkN1&EIoE Is BITTER THAN OuAh
To ladies oi delicate hoallh or impAIrsd organila
zion, OF 20 tbolo ~ whom a. inofease Of iAully b
from eny reason ot9ectioaEkle, III unaefgieued
would ofsr prescription which is periectly relia-
bic and eat, and which has heou prescribed 10 "
r'sus parts % TIE 5ld world ior The pst erntuy.
Although tho article g verT ohaap and nuiphe, Tci
e has pet up IN half pint bottles End sod veT5
extensively ~ the exoTbtant rrce Of s. Bor buttle
the underssned proposes 20 fGrnish the recepe Tor
the small sun or s. eY the session Of which ev'
cry lsdy can uupply herself ith rieot tAhguaFd,
At sny dPSZ store, { the tridlnE cum OF q cents
PCT year. Any phyaieisn or drugzist viii tell you
% ls perfectly hsfulrss, and thousanda oi tcstimo"
mails can to procured OF its eficscy. sent 70 any
part Of the sorld on reoel pt Oi 81, By addressns
Dr. q. DBvERAUX,
Ana lpesa p O. box No gssi. New Haven, Conn.
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MaFhiuists.
MAS MANNING

AAcHIRISF & ENGINEER
And Manufacturer Of
STEAM EHGENES MAOH SERT OF EVBRT
Description. Aiso-Jack ScreWa, Bolts g r nridr-
e. and other uses, Iron GratinE aud Elacgamith-
lng Generally. sHoP-hos. HoEitt's Block,
West g., Cleveland, o.
na-Jobbing and Repairing promptly attended 70.
fnrnU
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Pic Nc EXCURSION To KELLY's ISLAND,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE BETHEL.-The 6ne
steamer, Western Metropolis, Captain L.
0. Goldsmith, will give Pic Mic Excur.
sion to Kelly's Island.
Being requested by many who were not
able 10 60 on the excursion had some
time ago arrangements have been made
with the ine steamer Western Metropolis,
to go on q pic mic excursion to Kelly's
Island, leaving her dock, Saturday, August
18th, at nine o'clock. She will remain at
the Island three hours, giving an OppOrtun-
ity to visit the fine vineyards and the beau
tiful scenery, and return at six o'clock in
the evening.
No pains will bo spared on the part Of
the officers Of the boat and tho members Of
the Bethel, in making it one of the pleas
sntest excursions of the season.
Tickets for the excursion, 81, 90 couple,
to be had ct the bookstores.
Good music by brass and string band,
will be provided.
ELECTRIC BArH-Dr. Gibson's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheums-
iism, neuralgia, disease of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalizo the circu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfsc-
tiOn to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in the city for ladies-s female oper-
stOr in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
ntrant ir2
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OosrivHsRss On HABITUAL CONSTIPATION.
FNm these afnictions arise many Of tho ailinEs Of
naa- We hear daily, peoPls complain Of hcadashri
ner oua dsbiry, etc. and generally the cause oi the
complaintcan be traced 70 their oonstpated hAAita
AFsroay FOR the cure ofthis trouble Il What theS
vast. We recommend Or. Richardson's sherry
" ne Bitters to ali % afliotedi let them take II
thee tos each DAY, half an hour before eating their
IAoalu, and thsy viii hnd cure. Our physicsans
rooomnsld It IN their practice, and ts great merits
ere fast beoominE known IN the Western States.
~ ne shsrTE Wine BittoFs are ioE sale BY 4. r.
Gaylord. strong q Armstrong, sRa Q. 8. NASkeAElA
Ulsv1land, o..
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PIRRY DAVE PAX KLEER.-The thous-
andl Who have ben relisvOa, as we'll - the thous
ands who have the most unbouneed eounucnoe In
Fsrry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer Will read amoag
cur special notices ths week. another Of the addi.
uonal evidences Of the power q The applicafion.-
We are dolEg an set o. humanity, when We urEe el-
"a hmily 70 possess themselves Of iL--lBHlalo
uhriedan AdvoeAis.
81 Scld eEarYVhsre, and hy =. J. Gayiord, Wm.
Fiska, Q. q haoksREis, Strong ( ArmStrong, Ape
q W. Backridsr, UsEslAnd, o.
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4inaneial.

eS0 000 MONEY ADVANCED.
e3OOs OOO In auma 70 acit-at tie cid stand
and we'll known WA9NER'S Oh FICE-0u ssourililr
% sVerl kind vis: Dry 9ooda, Hardwsre, Gold and
silver Rafa, Gtchea, DiamcBdsi JoWary, tiFaserIsl
OothinR, Furniture Carpets, Pianos irrors, Painfs
nes, General Mercbandae, and Personal propfrfr
AID articles OF value, The most gAtlsaetory tes
BuaIncsl sfric1lyN rtVste Established I2ff TrfnsT-
and JoWeiry eor sac az bargains.
ffi- WI. WAGNER, ofica Ne. 3 Wastrns. n
Corner snrarinr F1razf 80 uaa1lr = n, -
Fr-tef-- e.
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10 FARNkRs AND Livery STABLR KEEFRRs
-Dr 3. A. WeAvev's Ocrato has been extensively
esd bY Livery Stabls Keepers and Farmers, and
Sth oae accord thes say that ior many dileaaea ia
snlnals they have never found lfs equal.
On aorsas, two or threo applieation viii cure the
Scratches. Chsfus, and Gailss whether By The hAr'
nsl, saddle or orAerviss. Wash the wounds clean
aad the Osrase solY applied win care them In aisV
dAys. Il win cure cracked heels end Cancer IN The
Toagus. oanker or SORE Mouth, Aaectiona Of the
skin. fAliiaE on Of the HAir, -. Sore teats and
oakod uddor IN Oovs are sOoh cured hy this oeraio
~ Bola b. 3. 2. oaTiord, o 9. AacksaEis, \,
W. Bsekrtasr, strOng . Armstrong and WE. EilkO
uIsglland, o.
s----,--7 !. -..s.-,.a
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:. The storm has passed, and left me ike a
broken rose tree, with my blossoms OF peace
scattered in the Dust - said she, as she laid her
head upon his shoulder . but like that rose
tree, welcome the quiet, the painful rest, that
follows the tempest and the leaves of faith are
still green and fair in my heart"
''Ah, Camerone. thine is a spirit that no grief
can crush. no misfortune change to bitterness,
though the cup of woe is not yet drained to the
dregs."
There was but little sleep at Beecbnut Farm
that night, and each one thought anxiously Of
the MOI row as the hours waned. BY her oren
easement, Cameroue fingered long, musin2 on
the past and the future, but there was no nur-
mer of complaint in her soul. Truly her
strength was according to the trials of her day.
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Advertising Rates.
5rlert 45uetrg.
FRIENDSHIP.

We have been friends together
In sunshine and in shade.
Since first beneath the chestnut trees,
In infancy We played.
But coIdness dwells within thy heart,
cloud is On thy brow;
We have been friends together
Shall light word paIt Us now2
We have been gay together,
We have laughed at bitter jests-
For the fount of hope was gushing
Warm and joyous in our breasts.
But laugter now hath left thy lip,
And sullen gloom thy brow;
We have been friends together
Shall light word part us now
We have been sad together,
We have Nept with bitter tears
Der the grass growed graves where slum-
bered
Tie hopes of early years
The voices which were sileut there,
Would bid thee clear thy brow
We have been friends together
Shall light word Part us now
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BEECHNUT FARM;
THE DEEP DARK ADOW
By EMNA EGGLESON.

CHAPTER VIII CONTINUED
Hattie Grey remained at the Farm for three
days. at the end Of that time mysteriousIy disap-
Ieared, where, no one could tell. The only clue
that was left was slip IF paper laid on Gamer
ones uork-btskct, that rau as follows
am going away Miss Camerone. but, some
DAY trust, We shall meet again. Tell Mr. Viii
lam n1t To forget me. and pray 10 God that l
may hnd friendS and happiness. HATTIE"
l. her short acquaintance with Cameroue, the
little orphan girl with her strange, wild ways,
LlliusEjred her older friend with a feeling of
I've and tenderness f.r her; - that, when II at
te was gone, and Camercne had nothing left
ut the little note t. remind her of their short in
lilacy sensation or sadness stole over her
-esEt, and she laid the bit Of pink note paper,
slcreily away in box Of mOmentOes of the past,
iaucyiug that she should no more behold the face
u its Young writer.
All how little did she dream that in years to
one they would again be brought together by
Tue tide Of Fate, and become dear sisters to
each other. Weeks went and came and al last
uilngs came from Frederic. He was in a thriv-
ns town, noted for its manufactures, and al
ready engaged in employment that would amply
support him. The cheering tone of his letter
'-l Ike a balm upon the hearts of the family at
5eechnut Farm, and William spoke hopefully of
lie time, when his brother could return and
PIN the family circle again. But gloom had
-!rkened the mind of Mr.. Southwck. and moth
AS could dissipate it. Some secret trouble prey
el upon him, and he grew more sorrowfui and
aAconsolate every day,
Everything about the farm seemed to go wrong.
noble pair of black horses were seized with
D'nVulsions and died cows, oxen, sheep, and
all were lost by the disease. until the large
amount of stock that tenanted Beechnut Farm
1 had dwindled down to few of the poorest crea-
lures. William was satisfied that the horses and
cattle were poisoned, Cor in a stall beside one OF
Tue noble animals he found some salt in brown
paper, possessing peculiar color and odor, and
Upon the nostrils Of the dead horse small partl-
cles could be seen adhering to the dry and parch-
l I'd skin
And so the work of devastation went slowly
On. TIE granery took fire, and was burned to
the ground, with its contents and when the or
hard was IN full bloom, the blossoms were near
y all beaten or picked off and lay upon the
ground. The bark was peeled from the peach
tees, and the slips in the fruit nursery were
lOdden down and destroyed.
No one could tell who did this, and no shadow
q proof could be brought TO bear against Noye:
Willard, who, in secret, reoiced as he saw each
lew misfortune visit Beechnut Farm,
Surrounded by difficulties, and disheartened
by the continuation of his troubles, Mr.. South
"ck looked around him for the means to stock
lis farm anew, and replace his lost property
i neghbor, who had vast amount of cattle,
'otunteered to sell them for a mortgage on the
am and homestead. due in one year, and Mr..
9othwick consented.
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UTGen- Ueintzelmsn, who was wounded
IN the arm al the battle OF Bail Run, has
nearly recovered from the injury lie will
be assigned the command Of division in
Virginia.