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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-14
For the Portage County Democrat.
AFTER THE STORM.
BY Hssrna =. pnnsDIsr.

All day have the naples, st icken and old,
Brep ,oss'd by the fury of wind and storm,
md the peasans' children from hearthstones cold,
Look'd out on the tempest in wild alarm.
But the stars look down from the blue, tonight,
Ami smile on the forests faded flowers:
sweet flowers, that sprung in the summer bright,
And died In the Autumn's radiant noursi
Ard sit and think of land afsr,
Where the flowers die not by the cooling streams;
OF the quivering harps-and the fair, white brows
That over bend in our midnight dreams!
And wait. and watch for the light that CLEANS
o'er the beautiful valleys calm and sweet:
Where the soft airs thrill vita the gush of aorg,
Guide thou, dear Father! the wanderers feet.
For alb they have toiled Ger the rough rough way.
Ger the mountains rugged, and bleak, and cold,
Ger the sharp, bare rocks, and the lonely moors,
It'll their blood has crimson'd the crumbing mold.
And whenever the winds come over the seas,
Singing their anthems solemn and grand,
grfeve. that they bear on their unseen wings
No message Tor me, from the faroif land.
md whenever the storm sweeps over the main,
And the pride of the forest is torn and riven,
When the thunder breaks, Ike moan of pain,
And the black clouds cover the bended heas en-;
When the light steals over the hills at last,
And there comes pause in the tempesr's roar,
watch for CLEAN of the waves that dash
On the golden beach of the farther shore.
In vain, in vain but the moonbeams lay
Their innocent hands my lifted head,
And where, mid the shadows. the star-beams play,
a face CLEANS out like the face of the dead.
o God! was it sin in the olden time,
To worship the look of that same sweet face?
The red lips parting with song sublime,
And the form with moro than angels graeei
Was it crime TO print on the echoing sod
passionate kiss where her feet had p-ess'df
Did sin in my deep, wild love, o God
That the dead flowers lie on her pulseless breast?
Did sin-that the waves of her shining hair
Are prison'd tonight in the sepuichres gloom?
Did sn-that the forehead strangely fair,
Is shut from my sight by the dust of the tombi
Did ! sin' Else why is the Christening rod
Crushing me under the waves of woe?
And why are the damps of the valley clod
Staining the CLEAN of ber bosom's snow2
Bark! Was 1t her yoicef No only the wind;
Yet it thrill'd my heart like the tones of yore: IS
| shall see her soon in the land of light,
In the land of love-and ask more.
KELLy's ISLE, Oct. 4th.
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8. To think how in yon sleeping town
Such happy nothers be,
Who keep their many sons Mt home,
While III had but thee .
There was sunshine in the room, and the
breath of flowers. A golden-throated bird
trilled notes of gushing musical joy to the
roses and heliotropes in the window below
him. 1t did not sound like the song of a
Gagged bird. Perhaps the sweet oder stealing
up to him from the blossoms, the sunshine
on his golden wings, stirred some slumbering
bird-memory of his, aud made him think he
was at home again in the summer isle round
which the purple sea breaks unanimously,
and where the roses bloom all the year. The
furniture was light and graceful. The carpet
was gay. Nothing was sad there but the two
faces-mother and son.
They had been talking long and earnestly.
Then for while they had sat in silence,
which the son, Charley Wayne, was the first
to break.
!. IF you were poor, mother, and really
needed me, I would stay at homo without
saying word"
My heart is poor-my heart needs you
You are my all. For the rest, if it will keep
you, will sell all I have and give to the
poor, and you shall stay and work for me.Y
Charley looked up at her with eyes whose
meaning always stirred her soul, for they were
the eyes of heryouth's love. Over such eyes
1 grew the roses and violets of that SAME june
of 1862 81
-" What would father have said, mother p
t.. The question found its mark. She wei
knew whence came her sons quick courage
his eyes of earnest meaning, his heart true al
steel, warm as summer. If Hfather'a wer,
living he would not have been last to follow
the bugle-calf. Yet she did not want to ut
ter her own sentence of doom.
She did not speak for little while. Sh
seemed to see again the face Of her lost loy
ito hear his voice, which had, through tn
years Of their life together, been guide q
Eence and comfort. She almost seemed t
hear in the still summer air the downwar
, swoop of wings. and to feel upon her brow
! touch of peace and healing. She looked u
again at Charley. How strong he was :
/ handsome, noble, brave, just the stuff {
u which heroes are made. Had she any rigl
to deprive the good cause of the blows tn,
stout right arm could strike? After all, VIII
were peace and security, which only the sa
rifce of the right could purchase If th
life were sii-but when the words spoke
here must echo through the everlasting sp
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VOCAL MUSIC, WITH PIANO ACCOM-
PARHHa ENT.

large assortment OF new and popular songs, bal
lads, dnes.q arets- ehoruses, issued every tiay
other taere?r Lowrey; ssWby have my loved ones
gone, ,'ssI will be trne 10 thee, there's such
girl mine,' by Foster; 6 Mrthers love is true,,
each; 81 hear sweet voices singlng," s-Home is
home - ssForget If you can, but forgive,'' by Thom
as 80 cents each.
IssrRu mEsraI Music for the Piano Forte-ssyge are
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know each other theref,' sc., with brilliant Varia-
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Po.kas, Waifzes, Marches, Quicksteps, Quadriiis,
| Instruction Books. Catalogues mailed free to any
address Music mailed 81 the above prices.
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From your wave washed home, my daughter, you are
calling unto me,
With a heart, still turning DECENTRALIZATION life''
heartless gaiety: e.
And, you're longing for the presence, of the hand
upon uf brow"
That sought gild your pathway, from your era
die bed, till now =
Bat, canno, hear the music, of the voice love
well,
Tho listen, with longing, that other heart
yet fancy, that. the kisses of the breeze upon my
Are but echoing the whispers, that your lips, are
breathing now
And Pm thinking, o, my daughter, of the happy
tears shed,
When first my trembling fingers, laid upon your
And how sought the blessing, of Him who reigns
above,
To rest, in rich profusion, upon my found love.
And see again the pathway, tat your infant feet
have trod,
And the blessed glorious hour, when you gave your
And hear again the music, of your infant voico iu
songi
Ringing out in strength, and sweetness, s OIL thi.
world is not my home"
Then, turn with eager gazing, to that bssf i home
above,
Whore long to meet my children, an unbroken
band Of love:
cross'd;
The beloved CUR household, ss The bro,cnsyed bog
zoe tost:"-
And the emile that bathd his eatures when they
the seal of death,
When the gentle, loving spirit, vanishd, with tha
last,-soft--breath
Sits upon his brow immortal, ,and ,harks does he moi
s You veyy sueary 0tls.-ay ssOses noter! cout
away r.
VII.
We coming, coming darling on our pilgrimag,
afar.
Catching, sometimes, CLEANS of gory,-from the pear
iy gates star;
But-he path is ofaen thorny-and the tempest offer
high:-
Can on see Them, o my darling from the portals o
the sky
VIII.
Yesi s. still sitting by the lattice .snd the quv'
| ring moonbeams play,
Ger my ysorrow-peneird features.-but my thought
are far away,
| And Pm quest,ning o my daughter Lift the twent
years to come:
Can bring as many chsnges,-as the twenty past hav
done.
TX.
Nay-there no fow'rs blooming, on Mot littl
grass grown mound.
Where they laid one cofin'd treasure, down-withi
the dan.p. cold ground,
But-tbe fingers, pointing upward, from the marble
seems to tell,
That-aaove yon' azure curlain blooms the four
love we'll.
Waas-then. our earthly longingsi Haat--th
4 iron, in the souii
If We keep rments stainiess,--we shall reac
the wish'd for geal:-- !.
We shall walk in sweet communing.,-by the peac'
4 ful river side.--
With our ever glorioas Sauior:-and our blesse
that died.
q Locust Grove, Oct. ?, 1868.
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waTERs, nHoRAL HARP.

This is the title 81 new Sunday school Book. O
100 pages Of beautiful tunes and hymns. II contain
many gems. such as aShalI know each othe
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aThe Beautiful Shore Tis Glorious, ,, Lea v
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just published by HORACE WATERS,
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May 10, Is63.sss i s.sssssss sss y
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Medical Notice.
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RR. m. n Z. WEBSTER

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Particular attention paid the treatment OF Dphths
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THE ATHENEUM COLLECTION

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sAuRaTH sCHooa BELL No.

. an entire nc work of 1872 pages, and nearly 225
tunes and hymn 5. As the music little l;ii-
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ri gng through this and other countries. Among
the many choice pieces may be found, sShaii we
meet beyond the River2''ss.There is Beautiful
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oHANeEs sATuRDAY NIeHr.

During the nightof Saturday some change
was mado in the disposition Of our forces, and
the line was so far withdrawn that it rested
along a cross-road running northeast and
southwest, and connecting the Rossyille with
the Lafayette road. BY this arrangement, our
extreme right was made to restson Mission
Ridge, as it should probably have done in the
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TEE HORACE WATERS MELODEONs
ANN HARMONzUNHS,
THE DAx SCHOOL BELL.

$4,000 COPIES ISSUED. -
new Singing Book for Schools and Seminariess called
the bay School Bell Is ready. contsns shouf geo
choice rounds catchss duetts rios quafies and
choruses many of them written expressly for this sork
besides 80 pages of the Elements of Music which
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Among Il e large number of beautiful pieces may
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the children coming, Always look on the sunny
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tree Anvil Chorus, Meet me by the running
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= A L1TTER-ARY WIFE.-Mrs. Masee, of
Rowsnna, Wells county, Indiana, has present
ed her spouse, during the last three years and
a half, with no less than twelve children, all
of whom are alive. The births occurred as
follows June "a, 1858, one child; June
80, 1859, two children; May 20, 1860, two
children; March 90, 1861, three children !;
February 10, 1862, four children.
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sARBATH scHoo1. BELL NO. i,

contains l44 pages and nearly 600 tunes and hymns
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ssEden Above.,,s Christian Hero" Beautiful III
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rHE BATTLE eRouNp.

II. any one wishes to get a general but at
two Dads, the Rossville and LAFAYETTE. grad
uallv approaching each other as they run
nortlaward, the average distance between them
over the space where the battle was fought
being about two miles. As we look south-
ward the low wooded range of hills called
Mission Ridge, is upon our right, and away to
the left flows the Chickamauga Between the
ridge and the creek. and especially between
the two roads, tke country is mostly level, and
is covered with dense forests Of oak and pine,
interspersed here and there with small corn
fields. This is the general idea of battle
field destined to bcimmortal in the records of
the historian.
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THE NEW wPaTRToTsC SONG BOOK.

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lick and dying soldiers, and soldiers Scripture Man
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ssThe Christian Hero,'' ssThree cheers for Ban
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Gem of Ocean - Freepan's Gathering ''ss Co
lumbiass King forever,'' g Marching Alorg,s
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THE REVGyAE MUSIC BOOK

contains 73 pages of tunes and hymns, designed for
revival. prayer and conference meetings. Price-in
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first place. The ller line thus formed was
mile shorter chan that of the day before.
The cstsiiages in the order of the different
divisions made the new line stand thus The
bri sade Of Nesley's division was near the ex-
trelne righti then eatns Johlson, then Baird,
then Palmer, then Reynolds; then Brannan,
then Negley's other brigadcs, then Van Cleye,
then Wood, and then Sheridan. Wilder and
Minty, with their mounted force. held the
extreme right.
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g A man who washes his dirty face, and then
gets it dirty again, merely changes his ground.
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contains I26 pages. Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer.
music by Prof Gull. This is excellent book for
concerts for the young. P:ices-paper covers, 70
cents, SIS per 100; bound, 25 cents, S2G per 100.
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THE rzaRP OF EREEDonI,

contains 32 pages of songs dnets and choruecs for
Freedom. Among The choice pieces would name
.sFair Freedom morn - . o let my people CO.'S
ssoyer the mouniain,,' s.They worked me ali the
day. &C. Prices cents single, SO cents per dozen,
So per 100; postage cent each.
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for the fireside Chair.
CAPTAIN CHARLEY.
BY LOUISE CHANDLER moU1roN.

g To think how in yon sleeping town
Such happy nothers be,
Who keep their many sons at home,
While IL had but thee .,
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But. oanno, hear the ma.ic, of the voice love
well,
Tho listen, with longing, that other heart
Yst fancy, that, the kisses of the breeze upon my
brow,
are bu. echoing the whispers, that your lips, are
breathing now
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Vor. 34.-No. 47.l sIsaiRs. IsahiRRs
SI75 -New 7-Octaye Pianos

OF different MAKERS .75, do. with carved legs, $2oe
s225 aud S2ig. Secondhand Pianos aud Meiodeoes a
S25 io 50, SO, Is, 1oo lis, l25, l5o and 100.
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From your wave washed home, my daughter, you are
calling unto me,
With heart, still turning backward,--from life's
heartless gaiety; s
And you're longing for the presence, of the hand
upon urbrow,"
That has sought gld your pathway, from your era
die bed, till now -
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Waas-then. are our earthly longing.i Baa,--the
iron, in the souii
If We keep rments stainless,--ve shall reach
the wish'd for geal:-- .
We shah walk in sweet commuaing.,-by the peace
full river side.--
With our ever glorioas Saviour our blessed
that died.
Locust Grove, Oct. 2, 1868.
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j. MARVIN,
Dealer In Boots soes neathsr. Shoe Findings Hides
Calf Skins and Sheep Pets, three doors West of the
~aavenna Book Store, Main Sc. Ravenna. o.
u. SMITH.
Baker. Manufacturer of Bread Cakes and Crackers of
every kind Wholesale and Retail Fresh Bread daily.
Chestnut Street South of Corrt House. Rayenn..
Oct 2, 1860 "
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Written for the Democrat.
ANSWER TO-: AFAR."
BY MRS. L. p. BALDWIN.

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L. all affections of the BRAIN depending upon derange
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Loss OF the Steamer SUM beam

CHICAGO. September The steamer Planet
arrived this morning, bringing news that the
steamer Sunbeam loundered in Lake Superior on
the 2eth ult All on board except the wheels
man were lost He lashed himself 10 = piece of
the wreck aud after floating thirty hours was
washed ashore at Portage twenty miles from the
scene of disaster. He reports that the Sunbeam
left Superior City OF Thursday Early the next
morning. during gale the steamer struck
BY heavy sea, which rolled hen over her
side The small boats were Immediately got out
and the ptsSeugers aai crew were being put into
them, when the vessel was struck by another
heavy sea and commenced breaking up
The rescued mnp boats filled with passen
gers anu crew swamp soon after leaving the
wreck and j. certain all are lost but himself
The Planet picked mp portions of the wreck
which were floating about for two miles around
where the vessel went do@n
The passengers and crew numbered thirty
five
The scene of the disaster i located little
nottt-er>t ui Etgle river. ten miles out
SARSIA { W September The steamer
Cstt Of Cleveland Iel'ort~ the loss of the steamer
Suube eim. last week IN Like Superior, during 4
gale An rhe passengers and crew except one.
we're lost
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rom ~ louis

II LoUIs September The Democratic
Memphis dispatch Of september ,. SAYS:
Generals Grant and Thomas have gone TO
New Orle-ns
II i rumored that Banks Will 90 to Texls and
that Grtut will commaad all the Mississippi river
reciui.
10 Johnston's army has removed from the vi
cini,v OF Enterprise. Tut in what direction Is not
known
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