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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-12

Sec Foote'S Patent Umbrella Lock
Stand ut WHEELER WILSON'S sos Broadway, NY
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Discs ses or the Nervous, Seminal. Uri-
nary and s.nusi sysems-New snd reliable treatment in
REPORTS the How ard Association Sent In sealed
envelopes free of charge Address DR. j. Skiin
Howard Association Philadelphia Pa
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Trusscs.-MaSsh u C0-sndIcal Care
Truss Once sill at No yessy street, Asor House No
connection with any othcr oncs OF the lady
n he
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BOURBON wHisKEY.
ID BOTTLED ny
UDOLPiiO WOLFE

TO THE PUBLIC.
Having b.cn solicited bv Physicinns Druggists, Grocoro
families % add 10 business. Pur. BoarDoa
Whisky Ia bottles. the as and been done
with my "Sshcdam sehnarps 10 seal IL with seal and
add cerb the Label Of its undoubcd pury,
happy that after M deal Of difficulty have
Guided with OF the largest ami oldest
distiilers la Kentucky for regular supply
The whisLey VIII he put bottles and packed 10
OF one dozen each.
For salc ~ the 0roccrs Druggsts and Aposhecariss
IDOLPHO MOLfH.
"a Beaver street.
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Wigs, TOnpecs, Hair Oye, HAIR Dyeing
and Moidavs Cream, for beautirying the hale W. A.
BATCHELOK'B 10 Boud street
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BKOCHIAL TROCHEs WI bc found invalnahIc % the
soldier camp. exposed TO sudden chaDges--a6ording
prompt ref OF colds coughs &c FOR officers and
those who tax the they useful In relieving
hroats and will render easy there
are limitations be sure 10 obtain the genuine.
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w. A. Batcheior's Hair Dye-The Fest
In the world instantaneous harmless aud reliable Sold
by all druggists and pcrumcrs Factory, 81 Barclay street
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fAdyertisemeut.l

UILTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT i HeW tuInE.
Nothing ike II been before offered 70 tue pubic
10, COZ binson Of rubber gutts percha or que Nsc
che. and Innings 10 boots anu shoe. suhe,e"uy soas
-tcot ,titchiug IL nsDds broken furniture. eroeAery
TOYS bone ivory and ali sricles Of household Use ne
LIQUID and easily spilled % common paste insoleoe
pet.ly Pus up packages Tor family and
~. tom two Ounces 30 hundred pounds For SAFE o. III
.,or.a HILTos Bios 4 Co.. Proprietors, Providence
ONCE OF Dyer aud Pine streets,
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Corporation Notices.

ITO CONTRACTORS.-Sepa SEALED
PROPOSALS. zach in6or..d with tho titls OF the worn
for which bid may DO osfed viii 10 received al th'
ono. un " o'eocG offklDAY. Aug IL. lDoJ for the
eon.tuoon Of SEWERS In Tn. following Streets 10 wits
FOURTH STREET between Bond aud West Hth-sl
JONYS STREET bs'wsen 9TH aud Bleecssr
WASHINGTON STREET, between HoIaiio and Oanie
yooTt-st. ~ "a
CANSON STREET between Riyingion and Stanton sts /
and 3hst b-twson Boonurds Road and Hudson River
Bsns forms the bids snd all other necessary norma.
o can TO obts application to tho Cobtsot Cerk at
hi. Office. TbOS SrEPHEN5.l Cfoton
L. DARRA0H, , Aqneduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
Office OF the Cretop Aqusduet board. Aug. 3. 1863.
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CAsE OF DTsTITUTION.-Omcer murPny OF tns
Sixth Precinct thursday morning about o'clock POUNDS
named George Travis sged years native OF
lying the tho corner Of Broadway ADD Leon.
street., ia sick aud dest condition He stated thss
h. had been boarding 81 No. Front street bat bad beeo
ctsd for payment OF board tie was con:
-yrd tie Commissioners q bot they retussd
receive him. h. having stolen hs passage ~ the Greet
by secretiDs himself In the hold -
Tie time the vess. sailed He fIy conveyed to his
sts boarding house by she officer
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wv A l. l. 4 G X IS.
w IMMENSE SUCCESS or TIP GHOST!
SPIRIT RAFTING And TABLE AOvlSO OUIDONE
BY THIS GEEAT OPTICAL ILLUSION.
FSGAGFMEST OF
Mr. AID MRS WATKINS.
FRIDAY KVEISG. Ausas, .scone u sht Of the
Romantic ID An. a. f1uf parts entitled
TRUE TO THE LAST
Nonofe Psule Thy teress.........Nrs ~ warns
UOdiey lUsne Young studeut.......ssHf IL " sAins
ilh@r ofisinsl chsftc'er 49,
Oth.r Mf, sef,on A Floyd. hi'. Cleo, Hrs
Reeves. MI n. DAILY Mir George Holland Mf. ,oto9'
Mr. H.gsp. Mf Hind. No Pss!oe' Mr. browne saa M' w
H. = oyd -, .---.,- .t..,t..
TIT. b..rii'n rsy ia rsrl.,s with inters'hnE Situations
And novel ,,ss. Effects. irciniinz ~. last aud
GKEATLsI EUkOfEAh SENSATION; ,uo,r ,
A SPECTRAL ILLUSION.
produced by costly 'cssihc spPrsu. and pto59sne'd BY
ell the professor, sud ss-auts o. Loudon ard ftfl.
THE MOsf MARVELLOUS. SCIENTIFIC WONDER
TIE WORLD HAS EVER BEHELD!
Tn. peeis Of tie Fubo 10 directed TO tbs Tact
A NEW SYSTEM OF VENTILATION
b, introduced the fsvorte hessf TsufsFns the
COOLEST HOUSE IN me CITY.
Door, open .. performance begius 81 . Cel0eh-
BoI Ofic- open from = IN til y m
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PREPARATIONS TO ATTACK FoRr SrhrnR.- .'u
artillery officer writes TO The Boston !rGre1s,.
der date Of Morris Island, July ~; "Oar io.' "a
working day and night erecting new new, 0. S~n.. We
mounting llinch mortars Ana ns" crnd PARROTS 20
%ssa ssSoS .1i rsy %sSn.
and yesterday hree shot. were fired .. Port .s
just 70 One :h0t nit ne SG us. are az:
and 1s made .. 'P For but have 70
'nt On, for the Rebel shsryshootsrs. The wafer On
.S I.srd il 30 bad that .Sssky 10 served ea' 70 'ns
troops three times " dW.'.
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CO ECbom II man Contern.

INnE READING-ROOM aud LECTURE
L GALLEAY of the COOPER U''IoS VIII De
ciosed Oh MONDAY the nth iLst. and EEUrhSLO The
3.t Persons desiring 10 enter Tho free Might Ces-.
sppy during the mon'h II September 70 me 'sk 81
the flee ofthe Buiii1g. ABRAM :. HEWITT Secy q
ENHE Best Agency. Send stamp for Circular
i HId usk-Ciarts Ps.rat lu'cliblo Pencil Sen, Tor
~ cts r. BY n'a h.. T. Clark Co. Nonhsm9ton, Mass
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l AUGHING GAS.
IL DR. COTTON
vii CIV. Grand Exhibition Of tie NITROUS OXIDE OF
LAUGHING OAS, ior LADIES AMI GENTLEMEN,
Al TEE COOft.R INSTITUTE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Aux y
FfPTFRN LADIES will isLsle tho Gas Three Will be
put into . y.Tf-ct .ssksrHsrlC state.
Adln.,ion to cover sIps.,ss 10 cents Doors open at
Commences at O'Clock.
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AN IrEN.-Our ship news reporter sends us the
following. headed I,en:"
An unn'uaI affair for ferry .ook place on "Wednesday
about Doon tho Pacific OF the Ferry
on the trip Brooklyn. respecsby dressed woman re-
siding No. 100 Hamilton avenue. taken with the psus
Of childbirth She. Of received the sympashes and
sreuons Of the other lady passngs while the lords
ordsred out, and sfar proceeded with to sst.fss
tory and happy conclusions On arriving Brook
Ign the patient taken into the lsd!eS saloon and pny
clan called who pronounced his occupation gone Facilities
wer. furnished and ste taken to her home At The iUt
account. the mother and dsugher well - could BE-
expected.
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miscellaneous.

DIAPER at LESS than MANUFACTURERS
i PRlCKs.-No connection with tee combined
MONOPOLY FOR mon PRICES
sm selling Note Paper from 70 cents Yer resm up.
large Flat Cups and folio Post much css than mill
nre.s Letter I'll 50 up aud Cap 81 Is up; aud every
Of Paper al less than other Paper Dealer for
cs.h
Olden by mail promptly filled
A. r. HARD
Wholesale Paper Dealer,
No a Beekm.n.st. N. Y. Tho Old Stand
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fAdvertisementl
N,vrry MyncUsSTs FAN IN BUSINESS ONCE,

NTNETN MERCHANTS 7 All. IN BUSINtSc UNCE,
ont OF every hundred who engage In trade. when 10 scs
ninety out Of every hundred could succeed each knew
Io.ic. ,Ismiastion by FOWLER WELLS No. %s Broad
would put the In the rsLI place. See PhrsHs
le.ieal Jouruai FOR August.
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Hcnxv Ar.illery-Af few more RECRUITS WANTED
70 nil up Go. b. 18Th ~ Y. Artillery S55l bounty Men
en,tns In this Company assured OF the best arm III ;he
vice aud proper treatment by experienced officers Man
the For
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Groceries nno iJropislons.
HllltGrn Noilees.

Capt Geo. w. Geofrey, lsts Of Co. O. ith N. \.
Vos st ,ott Lie Guad) organizing company OF
Cavalry All those who wish 10 st and procure sre oo.n
ties cs and SEQ him q, tue City Assembly Rooms No 40
BroadyN
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wears. residing in Onehundred first street
GROW willis bsthng 10 the Ess. River tue foot OF Que
ed s cot. Coroser Wdsy held an na ls~
on the body .nd rendered verdt IN accordance with the
facts
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SCRANTON FIRE CoRREcrioS.--George Sander.
.on Co.. bankers every thing valuable. even 20 the"
Office furniture
S.yantoa, Aug 4, 1863
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A PR'zE FIGHT STePpED.-Ofio,r Young. Of the
ntsenth Precinct. while post about O'Clock on w.a
nesdsy dhcovs,ed large crowd the foot of Fty
street r. r. Copj.ctnrpg the: pz, fgtr was about to
commence he hurried the Saion-Horss gave iafor.
mson. S-rg,s Bum,..sd FunIer aud . session Of men
we're sent down Tie crowd hld their pfckets out On
IA" spproach II the officers the whole ATTY took to their
"nch they had brought with them for such emegepcy
and started down toward the city. -Four Of shsn however
were captured On the person Of whom zone Cain sup
posed TO be one Of the secon1 discovered ups shot
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fnrniIuIc.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
warranted manufacture Also cold Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber 81 tee Aia snd ornamental 81 ii y fAhhISO
TONS 3es Csn.i.t opposite oossr Esisblished lsss
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ALDLRnAs FAPLyY TBREArFsED M THE RIOT-
Ehs-SSE or THgs ~ ,UsToDT.-Pstics Golong. stone
cutt.r residing at the Of Avenue AVID F,loaIh
street arrested and brought before Juscs Dod.e
Yorkvi Police Court, Wednesday charged by aeruan
Terence Farley residing ct No. 1875 East Fifyourh sree
with threatening bis e aud also threatening 70 .,ck end
hs residence Alderman Farley states that the l3b
Of July last. he tho prisoner in company with number
Of raan assembled in and about the ColOr.d Orphan Asy
un engaged .ackips and bunng that place and that he
pisoler then melting the crowd with him aud
burn bis THE Adesn, redsuce threatening ct the
time shoot him II hs caught him that he aisrw ard
tho prisoner 90 his house hs Alderman bog concealed
in house oppose), and brandishng pistol. demand to
know If the Alderman home stating that he offended
to shoot him and being Informed that he no, TO- he
went away Tbs Rev James Mcmahon reading iD Fie,h
street. between Fourth and Fifth states that durs
the evening OF tho 18Th u. GoId.ns accompanied BY
crowd came to bis fesdercs aud exhibiting pistol, dc
manded to Know the complainant Vas concealed here
eaeunx time to s %. him that he endea'ofed
to conc.e him. and advised him 60 hone. sad shat the
prisoner - uttsriog threats sgsD-t tns complainant Ills
evidence corroboraed by the Rev Mr McAyoy re'id
ing the place Justice Dodge held tho accused to
bail In the sun OF $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-07

Frank Eddy Of Eddy's Now-York City Express
returned this week om two woeks trip 10 Shsfsbay,
w. having caught over l,a0 trout
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WINTER GARDEN.
w Under the m.pag.uent Z
MISS EMILY THORNE
Mr. MARX SMITH.
Last night hut " the Season
REPETITION or TIRE GREAT HOLIDAY ELL.
Mr. SETCHELL,
VIII ,prer.
IL consequence Of the success. ~ tho Cone Of
The SERIOUS FAMILY
Il will 30 siven to-nigh. foI
THE LAST TIME.
Aner which
Mr FRANK WOODS
Successful bm efque 81
LEAH the FORSOOK
Produced undcr the direct of
hR. MARX SMITH.
Mesr. Se'chel. MsrA Smith. LinshAm, A. ~ Davenport
4 Morris Col Smith. IT,. G. Psr.lr- Mic. fm'iy ThofB-
Mr.. MaIk Smith. Mr, Ofsan sIs Mss Ada hoset, 10 th
cast ..... ID. -...,-
TOMORROW SATURDAY.
LAST MONT OF TIE SEASON.
BENEFIT
MI MARI SMITH
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100 FOUNDER rife wc boSn 10 somi While tho vcs.s,
was engaged With TIE Esr,M Fort DARLING. tn. James
hYe The Naa;s.Dck formerly stationed ,, tho Mar.
row" Dot was recently ordered take station Fort
TO protect Interests that qpaior The follow.
Ing s,li'. OF her officers:
l, am nusEdirF J. Wall Wilson L''n,srs1, md
- ylhcei, MI WI Y Atilg Liert>rin'. My Pur
"ns N"e' Lhsnee'. b. H. Puces Assi.tan,. W. GarIsoa
hea' "sdfon was cor ierably injured by tie explosion
tue other ei;ef' receiving siu,y excepting severe
enock.
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currency and ct the ssr, tmo expressing desire - pay the
n'eres. and ell charges was surprised to hnd that tho
refused TO sivrSp the I9"ery and dn"d All
k'oSedgs of H. prsviou.ly, bow5v'r Ar. l.s'o' bad
heqnen,y tried to induce IT,. coolanot to sell tie rns
stating tia. be could oon 800 fo IT, Justice Quleke bash
held the accused for examination.
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CniuscmeniG.

L(ARNU3rs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
> livery DAY Alb EVENING.
SHORT SUMNER DGtMtr.C SEASON,
p'der the direction Of a y'G, s sai !'ea'ed actor
SYLVESTER G.FECAEt, stage Marage-,
With coATsnJ aas AZ # Ia rned siti.ts Ia Tbs
probe ,o, a, -. fsOS.ss Is, = ham. viz ,h.si,
NJ, j. BRiDUMAy. Mr II. CUNNiSGHAM
y ,Ni; ,aoLLASD. M : j. jE nESGT;
Me- FKAVCL MI. =. FRANCE,
NuJ FRANCIS, Mss LOUISE CAEMAN
Mics :. GRAHAM. Mile LOUISE.
EPLtNDlD PERFORMANCES
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING,
al and i o'clock,
A. each Of which will be produced
THE PLEASING PETITE COMEDY. IN ONE ACT,
TIE MAID OF MUNSTER;
THE CORK LEG
which never fails to convu'e tbs audience with laughter
i,b n. siI LOUISE
TRYING IA ON.
In which Mr. Lsyck sppc.,s HIS inim,able character,
WALsINGHAM PorrSi
To be seen 81 al hour. d " aDd evening.
LIzZ.E HARRIS
THE LARGEST Far wOMAN LIVING!
WEIGHING 676 POUNDS
Measuring Round thu w,ia
MOUNTAIN OF HUMAN FLESH
Ever the face Of the glooo
THE LIVING oURhvG OUTANG,
Or WILD MAN or TIE WOODS
TWO MONSTER LINING BOA Constructors.
ROBERT noUDl IS WONDERFUL
AUrOMArON WRITER
THE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
DOMESTIC CAT NURSING TWO MINKS.
The GRAND AQUARIA. Le.rned Seal, sea Liou, Mon
,ter Bear, Liyus Auac 1ndgs, w AK figufes&c
S,rs. ill uude 5reu
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Headquarters Loynl Brigade Of the North
No IA Broadway, wb.re al COMMUNICATIONS must be al
dressed to Colonel VIM BLISS, organizing the Bussds
ENROLLING OFFlCkS-No 2& Broadway, oPpo.te the
City Hall No Csnre-st, oppos CONTROLLERS Once. AID
No 8 Conitst. Brooklyb oppo,te City nalL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-07

ErIcrmc FRTAK.-Duriug tie thunder shower,
yesterday afternoon the n's taft 'racs wa,e' mu'c
store No s8l Bo,iwsy ~s. sfuci by hsh,onG The 'sh
severed bs, tho .ci Of the electric Guid which ,ook
.pf. course ard spnseed out fiffow swo or Tires
inches wide 4. plainly vi.b.s from tho street
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CHANCES for Bnsincss nlen.
Professional Notices.

CHARIES s. SPENCER, Attorney and
~ Coun,.or At Law Proctor aud Advocate Ia u Coorts
80 $50 Broadway, Esw.York- Ke'idonce-No ~ London
Terrace West 23dst between 5h and lOth'sWl
EDWARD ii. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF The
scslPsi and Operating and Consulting Surgeon NO ~
Htbr omee eonsusons on tho moro obscure diseases o.
he pelvic 'sesra Rupture Piles. Varcocels and Fstols
neicsiy cured without the knife OF issturo Once hours
ben Ito .. i to .. and I TO 9 evenings,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &C.. ID. HAM
r MOND. b. D. no. 81 Esn 9th ct, n. Y. Office hours
Con 10 10, to g. and 7 to evening
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Los,ee and Msnager..........Mr WIN. WHEATLEY.
Commences ct 8: conclude 1910
THIS kNENlN0 end EVERY EVENING
TIL further notice,
TENTH WEEK! TENTH WEEK!
CROWDED CROWDED
with
ADMlIING AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES.
13S, coo!
persons having witnesses tie Grand Romantic Drama by John
oTVagLsm entitled
THE DUKES MOTTO.
Pronounced the
BEST PLAY OF MODERN TlMf5.
M. COLLINS.
the celebrated Irish Comedian Vocalist In Ii, original
character OF
CARRfCKfERCUS.
irsb 'oti. Of for,nn-, with She or Was Bright
v me" aud " While There's Life There's Hopo"
Mr.. WILLIAM WHEAILEf
ia biz oiifinsl cr-aiion Of
Cspt HENRI De LAGARDERE
Ms.us l. 4 Sbeweli, J Bonn ct w. Collier " Lamb.
r. Mordsunt. C. kirg.laDd &c keslsmes Ponid, J. II
allen. L. il. Shewel &c, &c, &c
Complete and ,p.eudg
GRAND BALLET.
BEAUTIFUL SCENEhi AND EFFECTS.
GORGEOUS COSTUMES,
MAGNIFICENT FURHITURE aud APPOINTMENTS.
ORIGINAL MUSIC under the direction OF Harvey b. bod.
worth.
Seats can be secured
THREE DAYS ~ ADVANCE.
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VOUNG LADIES' DOARDING.SCHOO

L FOR SALE Tue lsrse and eoDmodoas new ouiid
fDs In the Town VI SOasT Weso County ~ miles
fotn New City containing thirty odd rooms well
soApted Tor YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING. CnOOL'
e. ohered By the proprietor OIL easy terms
Inc location OF lsGhles 10 the country scenery
tel-1i and only j; miles flo tho Harlem Railroad fo'''
Office Telgrsph station. Episeopsl AID Prrsoyi-fian
Churches wsinin i've minutes van. beautiful ofcntd'
Together Of ud will b. 500 NJ l. me
building FoI further particulars apply to J. L. fOUNOi
No u Chamber. where plan. Of building raf be 'eon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-07

SuDDEs DEATH OF HUSBAND AND WHs.-Coro-
widsy held nquss the following cases. Alexander
MoDavy aged IS dsd In IT. His wife Catherine hopsvy
in stat. Of great srcsment started OF to sequaips n'sn
procure assurance aud on her return
In company with tho ond was taken Suddenly H. ahe a'su
within "A hours siior tho demise Of hor husband
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-09
MANYUA.x

SUDDEN DEATH.-Miss Capron, of 7Au-
burn, enc of our teachers, died suddenly a
few days since-going to the school-roonn ep-
parentIy well in the morning and coming
from her school she soon after complained of
feeling indisposed. Returning to her board
ing place. she fingered without apparent con-
seriousness until six O'Clock, P. NJ, when the
wheels of life stood still The Physician at
tributed her death to arupture of a blood
vessel in the head. The sad bereavement
not only cast gloom over her parents fami-
ly, but saddened tho children Of her care and
their parents. The good die first"
Observation-Disclosures now has two lines
passing through her borders-one on the @. &
NJ. R. R., and one on the road from Garretts-
vile and Aurora. The latter double line.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-09

IN. AFFLIcTToN.-Upon Thursday last,
Gen. Garfield and his wife, as mourners, stoed
at the grave of their FIRST born. A bright and
beautiful daughter, whose three brief sum-
mors,, had made her the lovely treasure of the
household, had. been taken, and heart and
home were desolate. We can only and ever
remember the pretty innocence, the childish
loveliness and the bright promise, all COM
bined in the gentle, little one; but now all
faded away forever. There is that, in the
death Of child, that affects US, as nothing
else eff earth, has power to do. The unspo-
ken suffering, the helpless struggle, the feeble
balancing on the shore of life, and the last
bright smile when the Angel comes, that bids
us follow on. stsfl9sse
s During the brief lifetime of this little bud
of promise, the father has been with it, but
eight months of the forty -one, it was given
to stay,y and in this FIRST afaiction, this, first
great cloud upon his, household, he has the
sympathy of all who appreciate the great SER
vices which have taken him from home and
family, and made him almost a stranger to
those, whose claims are frst7and best. 7.ia g
= f HHs
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PARIS

>
THE ScHooLs-The schools have all COM
emenced their winter terms, and seem to be in
prosperous condition. The following named
teachers are employed; District No. !, Miss
G. b. Buck, sWindham ;No. 2, Miss Sarah
Cook, Newton; No. 8, Miss Sarah George,
Paris No. A, Mr.. William B. Thomas, Paris;
No. 8, Miss Gilbert, Palmyra; No.s6, Miss
Libbie NJ. Phillips, Paris: No. 2, Mr.. John
Williams, Palmyra; No, 8, Miss Mary Booth !
Newton.
Mr.. Volney Noble, Of Freedom. is about to
commence Geography School, which no
doubt will be a great benefit to the youth at
tending. 4-~e
THAsKseIvINe.-This day religious servi-
ce was held at Newport, and at the centcrby
our Welsh citizens, when over fifty dollars
was contributed for the benefit of cur suffer
ing soldiers in the field and hospitals. .ss as. 3
D1ED FoR THE UN1oN.-The following
valuable lives have been sacrificed in putting
downthe present rebellion, from Paris: Jo-
seph 4. Fisher, Clark L. Wilson, Elijah
Tiff, Henry Chapman, Shadrach Williams
William Fl. Rees, Thomas J. Jones, j esss
Leonard, Elias D: Tiff all young men who
bid fair for long life and usefulness. Their
loss is severely felt by their numerous rela-
tives and friends ...4,s3w
OLD PEopLE.-There are only four persons
over slightly years of age, in this township
The Oldest is Mrs. Sarah Hudson, aged Snine-
ty-two who resides with her son, William G.
Hudson. She was an early pioneer, and has
been "a; person of great perseverance At
times she has a vivid recollection Of the
scenes of early days, but both mental and
physical structures are surrendering to the
weight of years. The next is Mr.. Brainard
Selby, aged eighty-three. Time has made
.Eits impression upon him, yet he retains his
ysical and mental faculties in an uncommon
degree. The next is Mr. Thomas Jones, aged
eighty-two. He is yet man of quick per-
ceptions, performs the ordinary labors re-
quired on small farm, and continues to en-
joy life remarkably well. The next is Mrs
Sarah Jones, aged eightylone She is ex-
tremely active, considering her age. She la.
bors. daily and cannot be dissuaded from Sc
doing.
New LANDLoRD.LWm. B. Holcemb has
purchased the old tavern stand at the center
and reftted and improved it, at considerable
expense. The accommodations are conven.
lent and amples a0 8 l5 Isis 1855 /
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-09

WILL PoUND.-The professional card Of
this gentleman appears in the Democrat to-
day. Mr. Pound comes to Rayenna from
Greensburg, Ind, where be has been in prac-
tice fOrthe last two years, and was also asso-
ciate editor Of the Union paper at.that place
Mr.. Pound is a native of Ohio, and familiar
with its code, and . practice,a is thor.
ough student and a man Of honor and integ.
rity. Such 9 mansis an acquisition to any
community or profession. : =