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of demeanor" and respectful treatment" the
railroad companies ought to enforce between
the passengers they carry, as well as on the
part of its employees. But of course it shows
greater disregard Of the rights and interests
OF the public to retain in the service of csr-
porotion those who are uncivil and indecent
In behavior, than it does to overlook OCCASION
al transgressions on the part of passengers
not so absolutely under the control OF tne
company
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-ELZiS' Iron Bitfere

Will enrich the blood and prevent it from becom-
ing watery and weak, giving healthy complexion,
restore the appetite invigorate the system and are
vary pala'abie. These bitters are recommended to
all persons requiring safe and valuable tonic to
part tone and strength to the system not given by
oi''ers merely stimuant in their effects; which, al
tney may possess tonic, vegetable properties
cannot give the strength to the blood which the
IRON BITTERs will give.
prepared by WM ELLIS, Chemist. For sale in
Fortiand by Crosman s. Co., 305 Congress street.
je 21-d6m sN
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BY an act of the last Legislature, consoli-
dating for the purposes of harmony in action
the Board of Agriculture and the College Of
Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts, it is made
the duty of the Governor to appoint five mem
Ders at large to act with the boards in their
aehoerations. The following gentlemen have
Deen appointed: M. c. Fernald of Orono;
= Peckham, of Orono; Charles Z. Hamlen
OF Watervllle; Cyrus F. Bracket of Bruins
wick; George Z. Goodale Of Brunswicls.
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City Liquor Agency.

All persons who may have occasion to ust
liquors of any kind for medicinal or mechani
cal purposes, are informed that the City Agen
cy is supplied with articles of excellent quail
ty, selected expressly for these purposes. Nc
liquors will be sold at the Agency except those
purchased of the State Agent, and they can be
relied on as pure and of standard proof, as Ger.
titled in the certificates of analysis from the
State Assayer. The price list has been revised
and only sufficient profit will be charged to
meet current expenses. We think this mode
of conducting the agency cannot fail to receive
public approval. Per Order
COMMITTEE ON LIQUOR AGENCY.
June II, 1869. dtfsn
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REV. BISHOP SCOTT ON CLOTHES WASHERS.
We like our Doty Washing Machine much /;
could not be persuaded to do without it, and
with the aid of it we feel that we are masters
of the position. Gu one occs sion, the clothes
were prepared, but the was herwoman failed
us. We were not to be defeated in that way.
I took hold (Which of course I should not have
done if we had no machine and in two and a
half hours we put through eleven dozen pieces,
many of which were sheets. and they were
well done, too. We wish you great snccess.
sep28d&M1W
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TRIUMPH Engine Company No. I, of Bidde-
ford, having accepted the challenge of the Pa
cfc Engine Company No. 4, of Augusta TO
play for tin trumpet ten feet in length.
the contest will take place Saturday rfternoon,
at five o'clock. The tubs will play in the re-
spective cities where they belong. A commit
tee of two, selected by the Pacifics, will visit
biddeford as judges, tho Biddeford company
sending two to Augusta for the same purpose.
Inc result of the contest will be announced to
each company by telegraph.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-30

PRETTY WoMEN.-A comparatively few La
dies monopolize the Beauty as well as atten-
tion OF Society. This ought not to be so, but
it is; and will be while men are foolish and
single out pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using Hogan's
Magnolia Balm, which gives the Bloom of
Youth, and refined, sparkling Beauty to the
Complexion, pleasing, powerful and natural.
No Lady need complain of red, tanned j.
freckled or rustic Complexion who will invest
rs cents in Hogan's Magnolia Balm. Its ef-
fects are truly wonderful.
LYONS KATHAIRoN is the best Hair Dress
ing. sentsdSw1m
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Notice to Builders.

PROPOSALS will be received for building a
Il Schoo-honse at Cape FL zabeth, District No
~, until Saturday, October 2d, at u O'Clock, NJ.
Plan and specification for the same may be found
at A ID Smiths, 16 Cotton st, until Thursday morn
ing Sept Both, after which they will be foand with
the building Committee, Turner's Island.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any and
all proposals unless proper security is furnished for
the faithful and prompt execution OF the contract.
ASA l.. DROWN,
CHARLES q. GOODWIN
HORACE Nj. BARRETT.
sep2stds Building Committee,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Yokohama 18th ult. Nevada, Lunt Hong
hong Peruvian, Thompson, Manila via Hong Kong
18TH, Naples, Hutchinson, Manila.
In port 2Sth, ship Tabor, Otis from Baltimore, al
Aug 10, unc.
At Shanghae Aug 49, ship Samuel Russell, Lucas
unc: Resolute, Holt, from New York; barque Net
tie Merriman, Rollins from Newschwang, unc
Ar at Hong Kong July 20, ship Competitor, Mat
thews. Baltimore; 10th, Franklin, Drew, San Fran.
csco 18th, Shirley, Ferguson, do.
Sid July 49, ship Sarah March, Norton San Fran
cisco; sth ult. barque Enrique, Orcutt New York
Sid I'm BOMBAY Aug 8, ship Lydia Skolfeld, Sko,-
field, Calcutta.
At Malaga lth inst, barque Daniel webster Ron
drick, for Boston; Scud Crosby, for Philade,nbia
brigs Clara jenkins, Gilkey, and Erie, Higgins. for
New York. w.
Ar at Gibraltar oath ult, ship Lizzie Mo,es Cox.
New orleans fol Genoa, and sailed
SID mn Cadiz 9Th inst, brig Jennie Cushman Hur-
ley, Malaga. 0"sn''"" i''
at Honolulu prev 18th inst shin zouave. Robin
SOD, newcastle Tor San Fran CISCO; Crusader Brad
oiu, Sah francisco ior Bakers Island; Golden Horn
lansbee, for New York
Cieniuegos 31st ult brig Antilles, Thestrup, Tor
North OF Hatteras IN days .
NJ AT at Quebec 2Sd inst, barque Martin w Brett'
Blanchard, New York.
Machias.
Cid 2ith, sch Lottie G, Young, for Portland; 2sth'
parque Loeb Lamar, Margman, Liverpool
SPOKEN.
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THE PRESS has of late been printed upon
very poor paper We have been quite unfor-
tuuate in this respect, and have tried to rem
edy the defect by change in place of pur-
chase, but without improvement. We hope
our readers will have patience for a time lon
ger, when all couse for complaint in this par
ticular shall be removed,
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RECoNsTRUcTED.-Wea are pleased to see the
enterprise which our friend j. P. Smith shows
in the arrangement Of his hair rooms, 100 Ex-
change street. His window is in the hight of
style. Human hair in ALL colors can be sup
piled at short notice. Look in and see him,
and not take merely Our word for IT,
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DIED.

In North Yarmouth, Sept. "a, Benaiah Titcomb.
aged years.
In Bath. Sept. 26, Hon. George +. Patten, aged 50
In Blddeiord, Sept. &c, Miss Hattie j. Hin, aged
"a years.
In Bar Mills, (Buxtonl Sept. II, Mrs. Hannah, wife
OF James Ripley, aged rs years.
In Saco Sept. 16, Marion, daughter of John L.
Chase, of Standish. aged months.
In Saco Sept. 26, Mrs. Harriet j., wife OF Free
man Rounds, aged 80 years.
rY@The funeral service OF the late Mrs. Bailey
will take place this Thursday afternoon, at ~ ock
from No. Pine street,
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Vital Magnetism

Congress Hall, will heal the sick on the same
principle that the late DR.. Quimby did, ,oithout
medicine often with one treatment by his Nasu-
raj Vital Magnetic Gift, The system is vi
talzed, equalized, and quieted, giving NEW LIFE
and vIGoR. Has had good success in Boston,
New York and Chicago.
Mr. H. will remain in this city until Oct Q.
ryConsultation free. tOctcsNs
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York Es: Supreme Judicial Court, Sep.
tcmber Term. 1869

No. Small v. How was tried on Monday and
given to the jury with permission to return a
sealed verdict the next (Tuesday) morning
Monday afternoon resolutions were offered
and remarks made relative to the death of the
late Hon. Philip Eastman, which we shall give
hereafter.
On Tuesday morning No. Chick v. Lougee
was taken up and tried.
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u sWANTED!-T copies each of the DAILY
PRESS of the following dates: Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday, September 21st, 22d and
23d. Parties having the above numbers, by
le aving them at the Press Counting Room, will
receive liberal price for the same.
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RatcbelOr'S Hair Dive,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable in.
stantaneous; disappointment; ridiculous tints
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; invgorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st, NY
june 3-sNd&w1yr
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.:.,,s :. IL. apologized for the uncon-
,o'oA0"''o 'ilne ne took in dying there has
eeen ~ 81 p"',en. o patient as the Emperor
Napoleon. According to Paris paper he
takes everything that is offered, includ;na ad I
vice. When he is told he is better be sa,..
Then I'll get up" and when advised that he
had better not, he lies down again. To his
four physicians he says: II give you great
deal OF trouble, gentlemen; make you lose
great deal OF time; am very sorry for it. "
The physicians receive letters from all quar-
ters with thousands of suggestions and pre-
scriptions, which would compel the Emperor,
If he tried them all, to live for at least CEN
tury to come.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship st Joseph, at San Francisco from New York.
reports having encountered gale of Rio Ja-
neIro, during which sprung head of foretop mast.
lying on her beam ends Is hours shifted cargo losl
foretopsail and staysal.
Ship Naples. Hutchinson, before reported ashore
Yokohama. encountered a severe hurricane soon
alter leaving port and was obliged to cut away masts
to prevent her capsizng. She was afterwards driven
ashore at Homoco, but was got off without damage
10 hull and taken back to Yokohama.
Barqre Nellie Abbott, Jordan, at San Francisco
from Manila, reports July 1S and 10, when $50 miles
North OF Manila, experienced severe typhoon, dur
ing which sprung bowsprit. I.r
Sch Frank Howard, Dermolt from New York for
Para, whick put into Bermuda in distress, reports
9th and 9th inst, lat 81. lon 61 had heavy gale with
wind from and SSE, and broke off ioremast and
bowsprit lost sails and strained the vessel badly.
Sch John Snow, Mitchell, from New York tor Ma
cbias, broke main boom In a gale on the 26th and
put into Newport 9th for repairs.
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Five Per Cent. q vi onth.


The following venerable document has turn
ed up in suit commenced in the Fourth Dis
trict Court by John w. Geary against A. Hol-
lub, administrator of thesestate Of Bezer Sim
monsi some time deceased-to wit, since 1851 /:
$4,000. sANFnANc1sco. Auq II. 1885.
. For value received, we promise to pay to John W.
Geary or order $4,000. on demand, with interest at
6ve per cent per month.
SIMMNos, HUTCHINSON s. Co.
After the necessary averments to bar the
statute of limitations, plaintiff prays judg-
ment for $765, 100, with interest thereon from
Alas! for the good old ways. The mere sound
of five per cent. per month hath now some
thing unctuous and soothing to the ear. 1t
brings holy calm upon the spirit of the mon
ey lender, and sleeps his soul in a pleasing
melancholy. We understand that in the pres
ent case plaintiff is not disposed to press for
the full amount of his claim, but is willing to
omit the principal upon payment of the $703,-
july!
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HEBRON. Sent. 27 1,

1H11DaSO-N, koUpVs q IOUJ.
MIR. EDIToR.-In game of base ball played
IN Hebron Saturday, the 25th, between the
Unions Of Lewiston and the Ulysseans of
Hebron, the latter club won by the following
score: Unions 21; Ulysseans 40.
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PERFECT MANHOOD,

Essays for Young Men, on the evils OF SELF
ENERVATION,w with certain help for the errng and
unfortunate Sent in scaled letter envelopes, free
OF charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
sep25sNd&w3m Box p, Philadelphia, Pa,
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Ahdian depredations are reported in Chey-
ehne and Montana. Where are the Quakers?
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-30
Salesman Wanted

To travelin Maine. A good situation for an activ
young man.
Address X. W., Portland 20. sepo4sntf
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CHAMBERLAlN's LAW Book think it
cannot fail to be of assistance to the CONNER
cial lawyer, as well as useful to the intelligent
merchant and man of business. Judge Put.
nam Of Boston.
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OCTOBER FAsHIoNs.-Our readers will not
fail to read the elaborate article ON Fall FASH
ions, iu the last column on this page.
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Bangor Centennial Celebration

The trains from this city yesterday took down
to Bangor the Germania and Portland Bands,
together with large number of the Odd Eel
lows, Temperance, Masonic and other orders,
to participate in the centennial birthday Of
Bangor.
The arrangements made at Bangor, for the
celebration, are of the most ample character,
and we'll worthy of the citizens of that place.
The celebration takes place to-day and the pro-
gramme is as follows:
FORENOON.
Overture bv the Portland Band; PRAYER by
Rev. Enoch Pond, DID,; Pilgrim Chorus, Yer
di. by the Pepobscot Musical Association. with
orchestral accompaniment by the Germania
Band; remarks by his Honor Mayor Thurston,
preliminary to the organization; Centennial
hymn, written by Mrs. Fannie L. Mace; ad-
dress by Hon. John L. Godfrey; Music, the
-, otar oPangled Banner, with accompaniment
Dy the three bands, the audience uniting in
the chorus; poem, written by Mrs. E. L. Cros-
by and read by Rev. George E. Adams, D. d.; /;
National Hymn, to the tune of America, in
singing, which all the audiense are requested
to unite; Benediction by Rev. C. C. Everett;
Bands.
At two o'clock there will be an exhibition of
playing by the ire engines; Regatta at four
o'clock, the regatta will come off on the Pc
nobscOt river, in which batteaus canoes &c
will enter into a lively competition for the
prizes offeredr the Centenary Dinner will
take place at NOrombega Hall at six O. clock.
for which ample and extensive preparations
have been made, and which will be "feast of
there will be bon-fres, illuminations,-in
which all our citizens are requested to unite
music by the different bands in various parts
OF the city, and good time generally.
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IMPORTS.
DEpARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMER

Barque Pleiades. irom Sagua-7S6 hhds and rs ties
sugar, to Churchill, Browns & Manson.
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state News.


AT the present term of the Supreme Judicial
Court for Aroostook County, on the 23d inst
Mr., p. G. Keengan, of Van Buren,, was ad'
mitted to the practice of law in the Conrts of
this State. Mr.. Keegan has also been elected
Representative to the Legislature from tbot
District "'
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MARRIED.

pdad ms M city Sept 81 by Rev. s. r. Bailey, GeoW
isnS sed E,g and Miss Lydia W. Scagel both Of Port
~, In this city. Sept. 2s, by Rev. A. Dalton. William
W; Lncas, ESD; Of Guiltord, Me, and Mrs. Martha
,. Winslow, OF New Gloucester ~ ~
In Auburn, Sept. %, by Rev T n S, =. .ho
house OF the brides father j. f. BurleSh o u,s ~ no
Ton, Mass and Miss Augusta NJ. Storah, OF iO-'''
IL, IN boothbay. Aug; is. Chas. W. Kimbal. OF R,.d-
loId, and Augusta Il. Barter, OF Boothhav VI Diau-
In Boothbay, Sept. 10, JAS. s. Dickinson n, Wi,
casset, and Mary l.. Barter of Boothbay VI WIS
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JUST opened, fashionable lot of goods for
Coats, Pants and Vests, at A. D. Reeves Tail
or, So Free street. sept1S-1m
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Wednesday, sept. go.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia, Bragg. New York,-mdse to
Steamer New York Chisholm, Boston for East
IBarque Plsiades, lOi Ney York; Packard, sagua
Barque Daring, Libby, Boston.
Sch Edinb9rg, tBr) Barrett. Frcderickton, NB,-
boards to N Miller.
Sch Lampedo, (Br) Green, St John, Nm wood to
Sch Koret, Croker, Baltimorc,-coal to Henry
Sch Hattie E Sampson, Blake, Philadelphia, coal
to l. Billings.
Sch Louisa Gray. Small, Albany.
Sch Champion, Clark. New York.
Sch Lookout, hogan, Boston.
Sch brilliant, Joy, Boston.
Sch Ellen, Br) Wyman, Boston, to Load fer st
sch JAS Lawrence Burr, Boston.
Sch Ida j, BIZ Sadler, Salem. to load for st John.
Sch Champion CrabtIee, Mt Desert.
Sch Leesburg. IIoyt, Portsmouth.
Sch Rienzi, Richardson, Thomaston-lime 10 Beale
& Morse.
Sch Emelne, Roberts, wiscasset.
Sch Margaret, Lurvey, Manchester for fremont.
Sob d Atwood, Whitten, Millbridge for Bost on.
Sch Russell, Pendleton, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Soen. Perry, Rockland tor Boston.
Sch A G Brooks, Arey. Vinalhaven tor Boston.
schs Ariel, Treworgy, and james, Winehenbach,
Schs Franklin Robinson, and Tasman Robinson,
ThOmaston tor Boston.
Sch Mariel, Kaler, Waldoboro Tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Torrent, Gould, Buenos Ayres-R Lewis & Co
Sch Fri, Boyce, Windsor, NS-ldttlejohn s. Chase.
Sch Ethan Allen, Blake observation-disclosures
Litehieid & Co.
Sch Stephen Morris, Seaman, Philadelphia-Nick-
ersons. Litchfeld & Co.
Sch Persis l. Smith, EunAar-New York-Berlin
Sch Louisa, Nevens. Boston-Clas Sawyer.
Sch Commodore, Griffin, Elsiport-Eastern Pack
ct Co.
Yacht Columbia. Reynor, Dennis, Mass -Nicker-
sons, Litchfeld 81 Co.
CID 27th-Sch III Hunt, Peterson. Wilmington
NiclerSons, Ltchfeld 81 Co.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
At a meeting of the Senior Glass of Bowdoin
College, the following officers were chosen
for class-day: President, j. B. Redman.
Marshall, o. b. Grant; Orator, w. e. Smear.
Poet, A. G. Whitman; Chronicler. r w
Keene; Prophet, j. A. Roberts; Odist. r q
Woodland; Chaplain, S. a. Callins; Address at
Tree, c. I. Tory. "'
Hon. Frederick Robie and Col H. Cousins
have been elected delegates to the Oswego Con-
vention to represent Gorham.
FRANKLINK COUNTY.
Mr.. Alden j. Blethen of Portland, has bean
engaged by the proprietors OF the Little BIne
School, in Pennington, as the successor Of
Mr.. Weston. late principal of the school.
Chas c. Cults of New Sharon, recently
committed suicide by hanging. He was an
honored member of the Methodist church and
earnest worker in the Sabbath School. and
loved and respected by all who knew him. The
sad act can be accounted for only upon the
ground that an excess of labor performed dur-
ing the past few months, together with sick
ness, deprived him of his reason.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
MIR, Sawtelle, one the Democratic NOMINEES
ior senat9r dld not receive a single vote in the
t town ot oeigrade. The following Trial JUS
tices ooc nave 3een appointed for Kennebec
county: EVrett ~ Drummond of WateryIle.
Trial Justlce. Asbury D. Stiphen of Gardiner.
Dedimus Justice. Franklin III. jackson of
Hallowell, Justice of the Peace and Ouornm.
Sewall N: Watson of Fayette, Justice of the
Peace and Quorum. -
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GOLD CLOSED in New York last nish' a'
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-30

Sept Z, lat "a 12, lon so IL, barqus heena from st
Ann's for Hamburg, ..
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New and Fashionable Pant goods just re-
ceved by A. d. Reeves, Tailor, Sc Free street
scpt1S1m
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OO1s CO1tItE5FONDENIs
BOOTHBAY, Sept 20-Ar, schs Mary Hall, Pink
ham. Providence tor Kockland; Neponset. Stratton,
Sullivan TOR Boston.
Sept 22-Sch Rowena, Cook, Calais for Damaris-
Gotta.
Sept 25-Ar, sch Robert Morrison, Winchenbach,
Friendship for Portland. 70. t
Sept 27-Ar schs Afvarado, Herriek, Boston for
Bangor; Anna Gardiner, Knowles, and Copy, IRE
worgy, do tor do.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

MARIN Il N EWS.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-30

A SEVEN Octave Cbickerins Piano. Apply at
IA sepSOdlw reari ST.
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*We learn as we are going 10 press that
Cogia has marked down his blankets to actual
cost for ten days, at the expiration of which
he will ship any he may have left 10 the auc-
tion rooms in Boston. We prophesy he will
have few left.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-09-23
On Death.

''Heaveus what moment must be that
when the last futter expires on our lips !!
What change! Tell me, ye who are
deepest read in nature and in God, to what
new worlds are borne Whittier has that
spark, that unseen, that uncomprehended
intelligence fed Look upon the cold,
livid CHASTITY corpse that lies before you
That was but shell, gross and earthly
covering which held for a while the i'm
mortal essence that has now left it-left it,
to range perhaps, though illimitable space;
to receive new capacities of delight, new
powers of perception new glories of beat
itude! Ten thousand fancies rush upon
the mind as it contemplates the awful mo-
ment between life and death 1t is a
moment big with imagination's greatest
hopes and fears it is the consumation that
clears up all mystery-resolves all doubts
which removes contradiction and de-
stroys error. Great God what food of
rapture may at once burst upon the de-
parted soul. The unclouded brightness
of the celestial regions-the pure exis-
tence af ethereal being-the solemn sa-
cred of nature may then be divulged, the
immediate unity of the past, the present
and the future strains of unimaginable
harmony, forms Of imperishable beauty,
may then suddenly delighted sensed and
bathing them in measureless bliss The
mind is lost in this excess of wonderous
light, and dares not turn from the heav-
emily visions to one so gloomy, SO tremen-
dous as the department. OF the wicked
Human fancy shrinks back appalled,.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-09-23
An ffectjDg Incident,

Scranton Cor. of the N. Y. Herald, Sept.s.
To describe the scenes of which [ have
been witness this afternoon and evening
would require more space than you can
possibly accord me. Of the whole num-
Der (203 men and boys)in the mine at the
time of the explosion, more than one-half
the men were married and had families
dependent upon them for support. As
fast as their bodies are identified, they are
delivered into the charge Of their friends
to be prepared for burial
Collins have been sent from Scranton,
Pittston, Wilkesbarre and other places, to
meet the demand which Avondale makes
upon her sister towns and cities in the
valley. Such utter wretchedness was
never witnessed anywhere as that which
is manifested by wives and daughters and
sisters as they recognize in the lifeless
forms before them the loved ones who
would never smile upon them again this
side of eternity.
The fifty fourth bodies unearthed were
a father and his son. their names John
Burch, ST., and John Burch, Jr. So
tightly were they locked in each others
arms, it was found to be q difficult task
to separate them, and it did seem to be at
last cruel to disunite their arms, when
they had embraced each other in death,
and lay down upon the bottom of the
poisoned pit, kissed each other for the
last time, and persisted.