Douglass At His Old Home

Mr. Frederíck Douglaa recentjj vislted the éstate of Bdmnnd ÍAayñ In Mnrvlnnd, vbeuce be departod u a llave iii-i yean airo. He was recwlví d w Ith tli1 greatesi i rteiy iind Mndnew i. gnttgrandoona of hta (brmer owner, and on Balering tin1 oíd h.-.ll wherf lm bad often ilavi(l i ilave-boy he was iiiTitnl to partake of the boapitalitlei f th boute Mr. Doaglaw wu ritlbly afTected ai Um grel klndnM and oonslderation ibowB hini, mul dnink fhe liealth of Ihe famlly. It hfcamc iioUfd aboiii nmone che oolored people iliiii Mr. Doaglaw bad arrived, and ¦ ni retnrn tu the ho.it he was met by t numberof the deacendantí erf the oíd - wrUbwboui ln' hadbeen acqnainted wbena boy. In conviT-ntion witli tlicm he rcviv-, ed iiiiiny ot the -arly of liis lite. Mr. Bdmund l.lnyd and hle two brothera aooompanted Mr.Douglaaa back to the enttn. andatter ;m cprc" icm ot his gratitude to tbem, and a " God bleai liim," lor thcir father, be departed.