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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
From the Albany Dutchman.
CRUMBS FOR ALL KINDS OF CHICKENS

How customs alter The time has been
when godliness was measured by the inch
The thicker the dirt on mans face, The
more deeply they supposed he was immers'
ed in purity. 81. lgnalus never combed his
hair, while his passion for old rags could
only be justified by the snpposiiion thai
heaven was junk shop. These things has
superseded long boards, while soap is con-
sidered almost as necessary TO salvation as
good morals. Whether Religion is better
pleased with mems hearts than she used tc
be. we cannot say; we are quite satisfied
however, that she thinks we have improv'
ed ourselves in our shiring.
A writer oul west, in speaking of an ope
ra dancer now performing at neigbboring
theatre, says she rises higher and higher in
public esteem every time she appears
When she first commenced her engagement
he says she only showed her ancle--she
now exhibits her gariers. Ia less than
week, he says he expects 10 see her ouI-striF
even Fanny Ellsler.
The more intellectual man is, The more
he loves nature. There is q charm about
green hills and solitude, as attractive 10 ge'
MUS as il is 70 yellow birds. We care MOI
how worldly mans pursuits may be, i'm
has a 'soul above butlons,n lhs sight Of Q
clover field will do him as much good as i
does milk.cans. Although Benthan spent q
whole lileswrangling about tariffs and reacIe
poor laws and peniIen,iaries, there was nc
man more alive to the beauties oil flower
When oppressed with low spirits or bores
he would not only send his troubles "tc
grass" bu. would go there himself. In the
midst of bloom, he'd bury his depression;
and would find in the music Of meadow
not only the contenImenl Of The lark, but
It's joyousness end nilarity. To cure The
blues, one bite Of sod is worth all he Dbysi.
clans in the world. Try il.
A western editor thus sums up the pecu.
liarites Of coIemporary. He,is TOO lazy
to earn meal, and 100 mean 10 enjoy one
He was never generous but once, and that
was when he gave the itch 10 an apprentice
boy. So much for his goodness Of heart
OF his industry, he says, the public may
the better Judge, when he slated that the on
" day he ever worked, was the day he mis-
tooss castor oil for honey. Complimentary
that
Nav. win lis ligh, biue weather, bloom
ing hills and vocal forests, Is once NOR Pr
among us. Now bobolinks leel'he 'enus
passion, and inspired caty-dids serenap'
their lady-loves from noddlng apple sreSs
Abou, these days, white trousers and senii
men, supercede bluo noses and thick boots
Buds and blossoms begin 20 swell--whil'
i all creation takes 10 love. clover and connu
5ialiiy. Great invention thar spring. Wei
'hks a ss - i@s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
For the Telegraph.
PRACTICAL UTILITY OF PHREN0
LOGY.
BY 8. II. BARRETT.
NO. v.

Phrenology will teach you what occupa
lions in life will b. most suitable lor youi
children. Parents and guardians often en-
,,cr,ain mistaken views in regard 10 ms
au.ller. They are sulcIous TO have lhe!l
children excel in some department oi busi'
ness. For instance, they desire thn. ono
shv.lI be scholar, another mechanic, an
o,her a merchant, another farmer, ETC.
And saey also desire 10 see them excel In
these warious departments Of life. As chill
dren, when young, do not always exhibit to
,y;rw ,helr real talents and abilities, il Is ut'
,vyIy j,upossDle for parent 10 know with
.c=s,ain,y mba, occuprlion will be best adap'
lei 70 his child's happiness. Hence oil
mus, see that the application of Phrenolog'
cal science materially obviales this Difficult
~. Il enables ,hc wcll-meanin9 parent tt
form iusl and corrcc. opinion IN reference
soshe natural Developments Of his children
For example, he observes in one OF his sons
a large development, Of Tho Mental faculties
in whose head The organs of CausaIily
Comparison, Language, Erentualiy, Mum
Der, and ConcentratiVenesS, are unusually
large. An organization Of ihis kind, com
bined with IN active Temperament, is Jus
lhc proper organization for profound Scho
lar. Suca person will shine forth as
bright star in the republic Of letters, ant
make rapid advances in literary lore. H'
would oe course excel as scholar, bu! NO
as mechanic, being perhaps dedcien. as 'c
mechanical ingenuity. Again, the paron
finds lha, another son has large Cons,ruc
4iyeness, Form, Imitation, Size, and Height
the precise requisites for good mechanic
To such an one The inviting halls OF science
presents no attractions, having liuIe or nc
.as,s for literature. Hence, he would exec
as mechanic, bul NOT as a scholar.
knowledge that assists the parent in train
ing and educating the young, must indeed
be valuable. The requirement of such
knowledge should elicit the attention Of all
dnterss,ed ia The future welfare Of the rising
generation. Phronology, liz conjunction
with the Bible, will be an essential aid in
,.his laudable and praiseworlhy underta'
aing,--lhe education Of children. Aside
from the volume Of inspiration, there is no
science in the world. which will prove so
useful, in this point Of view, as thai of Phre'
poIoSy. :,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19

\. Portsmouth, will yeou I'd 1f pick oa
o. my sheepl' u
I'D like 10 gel you on b eusset
wreck again you internal Ham
me If | wouIdn'i make I'd powder;
growled the Englishman, onnd biz
Ieeth with rage. es~g w
Blu. yeou might hurt sd nc tha
would nj be fair you know =
| Il only wish that I'd kn0 q. 'iysmin
ules sooner; thal'sall 'muli hgIish'
man. III VA 9&N e sss
Dew tell. What would 36nel'
Done itera,ed The onfa tsf, I'D
have sent every soul o 81 Dayy
Jones' 9.f 1&f
y Much obledge tew yoa .6M,i 10,
piled ihs yankee while b played
around his mouth; but Sme.--
Yeouf will was god 81 9eou
le6nldh't come il.
Now, wha. do yon intend % do with
this bfig?' asked the Englishman. sFor
suppose you consider us aIl prisoners
'Wal, for The matter O. that reckon as
how you won, hev occasion few trouble
yourself about the brig. Yeou see Gaping
I'D seen you laying off an on, ou. here, an
kind O. thought mebbe yeou'd liketew 60
into the harbor, only veou didr'i know the
way, an wasa leelle afeared Of the rocks,
SO told these boys ef they'd help me, I'd
take you into port. Hope you don't think
hard Of it,
You are bold fellow, at any ra,e,' said
the English captain struggling hard TO
smother his. rage. How many more are
there like you in The coloniesi
Wal, as near as calk.la,e, we've gol
jest abeout enough lew lick as many Of yew
chaps as King George can send along re.
piled our hero, while a laugh went round
among the men,
You may find ou. your mistake before
long, and that, TOO, al your cost. Whai dc
you expect your green Yankees can do be.
fore The kings iroops-ihe bes. soldiers in
the world?' asked The captured officer with a
kind Of sneer.
'Wal,' replied captain Pellingill. with q
provoking leer, II s'pose they'll dew jest
abeout the same as eour green fishermen do
to yeour men-o'.war. They'll give 'em
particular fits.
The EneIishman ground his teeth and
Iooksd daggers, but he at length came 10
the conclusion that he could not hep him.
self, and so he very wisely kept quiet.
Before noon the wharves and surround
ing shores Of Portsmouth were crowded
with wondering people to see the brig boldly
entering the Pisca,aqua; bu. as she rounded
The small al the entrance Of the harbor,
they caught sigh. Of the Yankee flag proud.
ly floating al her peak, while the ensign Of
England had place below. and deafen-
ing shou, rent the air, which reverberated
from hill to hill like the peans Of Jupiter.
Captain Sam. Peuingill had KEEP. his
word. for long before night his prize was
anchored off the town, and his own craft
which he had towed in, s,ill swung from the
Engishman's stern by the howser. Not
ill the darkness had fairly shut the vessel
Out from uiew, did the people stop from
pouring down 10 the shore to get look al
The Dsmasted Fisherman and the English
Brig g-of-war.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
rHE ORIGIN OF MAN

he fgT ,sso.psf T-7s.a, 80.
han bElc,ion, one day, as he hark.d 10 tho roar
'ow Of or ,hs stormy and struggling hillow'
;, brew a beautiful form on the aanta Of M
your With stem OF the weeping willow
,erh
.rar Jop,er struck with the noble p!nn.
WI As he roaned on the verge Of the ocean,
81 Brea,hed on the figure and calling it nan,
~ Endowed /, with iifo and with motion.
'sa, A creature so lovely in mind and n FORM
IL So stamped with each parent impression'
! Among them point Of contention become,
lEach.claiming the tigh. Of possession.
@.iHe Is .mne," said Aflicdoa, ~ gave
himitis bir,h,''
III alone am the cause of cses'ion.
l"Ths materials were FURNISHED BY me-" an
-swcred Earth,
al gave him. said Jove, "animaiion."
The Gods all assembled In solemn diyan,
Afier hearing each claimants petition,
tpronounced defni,ive sentence on man,
And thus settled bis lato's disposition.
-.,Lsl 3fliclion possess her own Child MI
the wars
'Gf life cease 10 harass and goad il,
Alter dea.h, give his body TO Earth, whence
il rose,
And his spirit to himwho gave il '."--SheT-
idan.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19

0tr Miss Susan Nipper says thai she feels
calIed apoa 70 give her certificate in favor
Of the healing properties of fho Rushef
Salye. She was spreading a plaster 'he
other evening, and the knife slipped IN suen
! a manner as 10 cut her hand. Unfortunate,
I iy there was liule salve ON the edge o'
..tbe knife and it was healed into the gSsh be-
fore she could draw il out.
ar she applied the plaster 10 hole IN nan,
"a ,,euicoat and in the morning she found
tive. garment as whole as ePer-entirely
bealed-nol "brack" In il.
She says she has never lried il upon cot
,on goods, but has no doubt that ii will ell
fcct a cure if applied in time, She has not
been obliged 10 darn her stockings since she
purchased box Of the famous Ausher SalVe'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19

Miss Huchinson's great grandmother
was one Of party who pauook of tho
first pound OF tea that ever camo into Pen.
rilh. 1t was sent as present, and with
out directions how 10 use it, They boiled
the whole al once in kettle, and sat down
70 eal the leaves with butter and SALT
They wondered how any person could
like such diSb.- SostAey's Common place
Book Fii'.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19

CouarlNe.--An institution made up ol
, fu,es and moonlight--a period 'ha' Drne'
discretion 10 full stop, and marks wl'h
star the morning Of our hopes. Cour!ing
converts women into angels, mouths into
honey comb--,he heart becomes grca
hive Of sweels--while kisses are the bees
that keep up the supply. Again we ask
did YOU ever hold tho head Of q blue-eyed
girli
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19

The annual examiralion OF Yves, POM
Milinry Academy Is npY In progress
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19

TO piller every day of their lives las most of
Them did, and perhaps some Of than sill
should pity even more than blamed them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-29
ron SALE.

, god Farm Situated r1 'hr Is.rsr1 part ~ I'r.
\ 30. l.rrs ihr farm .lrm.r, .vnof by John u.
rss. >tiI Hnn rHHIp.rs a..ur Hr' HHnir,. ani 60.
rs arrr, Hr.. be- su.ffl, divided iHfH Hrfn ,iiIer
l... uH..H InH TH.., q. , ,H....ftIla h.u.s auH
I.r.. and -.aH. veil .' sHfrT.
AZ. tfsa.r.tlr ..iHrH Ir. f.rs. 40 NHTih PA
... i.u.sr't .RH.| il br ". n,HIH-, aHI f.,,Hi.
N u.,frl,i D., EErt.r li,hn|
IN. above property vrU I=. ..aI srr IHv, arI e.
liberal rfv LOO ,N'T1frl o. tHr IH..HHs,r.
JANIS pIIElNG.
-. Pans. March ~. l~5l. OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-29

u, bathing ,,frmnI., do. Good. % thr neck AMI
srIr,, itsII .trru-htufhr ~pur. W. have kn.vu
many r,.,s NJ r.,frIs.r auI NutrrfHr tuI,aiuIr of
Oh, ~pnr o. d. ,Huis, uH'i, suf The d,'l.rrrd
aI.rt 90 rg.H ls rr.p,r .hapr, by lhc zee ct Rad
v4t'. Rood. Relief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-29

\ storm Of two hours duration visited
Washington on Saturday night accompanied
with thunder, lightning rain andhoOded streets.
Mech damage ua- a,as.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-29
nan UEE\TII.

Heart Bum. Spur Stomach, IAw'sHc, W'1l, g.,
ur Gui,t., cured D., du-' 1T EaisaN's Read, We
Ir,lrksn Internally. llisa drlrluu. opr.iaI, im-
Itrilg .fr,ugfh t1 rrst, organ sud iuu, "H ui The
hl,I,. .ut health and htgriu,.s o. che mind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-29


CpmnkNiHn rielL, intel Nth the bloom IT health,
With ,kii o.. ptpc sul Lr p4sr,n m,rb,--
~u6 aui -w,st - che fragrant fo-'-
Teeth is sHund AMI Vhiir as illhtsirr,
nur,th 81 svs,,'st tagprcr, 11i lfrs n coral tint,
With flowing rio- 81. snl gl"s.y lrA.,
l.uSrilut uc.-,s dancing gracefully ".rr The 'Nan
hkr u,rk,
No duE r,pul.,s .pot. to mar The rl,.,u. picture,
Or O. ra,t tui .hsiYss Ger h1ui, y master piece
RAILWAYS INDICATED soar.
Composed Of The most ,.elieiou,, rars and fragrant
rlu.z,
OfsNtrsf.. uil.. 1rl costly c.s,nccs--
OffoFrfs, ruut., tees, ,uI oriental plants,
Possessing Wuuinlus yiitus, Ger skiu diseases.
To THE COMPLEXION IT IMPARTs
BEAUTY.
u, claiming tle shiu from 40 surpti,e matter,
Mako. Cltnths pur,s gives action a. ihe clpi5fics
II, which 30 IHr-unuu- honor. ar, sjr,tod,-
AuI healthy artiUa o. the skiu r,sioisd.
- che teeth % zi,s, shii,1,ss anil prevents decay
II makes ihs .hiu ut sweet aud smnulh
TnasG.un. ths uu.t frpu.i,, tni iIsh- Cured Nisage
T. a CHAR ani beautiful ooupleNion.
RAILWAYS CWCASSIiN BALM.
Irpart- uufrim.ut o. The hail.
Make Il strong, gluss,, T',h and IuNuriant,
Cl,aus,s thc scalp tium dandlud, -giyes action o.
th lsIIhs-
T,.sns the hairupon the scalp and froe. ito grow
Like guam To- lancn spil, II makes Il fich and
pudnciVe,-
10 dies. The hair make IL smooth and glo..,.-
suuug and tssuliiul, Sc
RaauIgs CJtassiia Balm - hs " NJ pc, uLira."
~ fI,ce Is Cents pef boulc.
RADWAN 4 CO., Practical Chemists.
For Sale, Whossalf ani Retail, b,
III. II. HAY, Druggist, Portland,
General Agent lof the State Of Maine.
h. addressed 10 him.
Agents Sc South PaIi., Rnst & Go. Durgi,ts,
and Phino.s Morse. Agents ior Buck6eld, T.. At
VOID = Co., North Nor~sy, y. swift; South Wa
terford, Chaplin Nel'on. Iy2l
Jul,. lsjl
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CAIIInN rn nRIGGIsrS

Tmchps, RlIv1,'s Ersly Relief unl, OF he au.
thuriIri agrnts, whH.s names tTr iussftrd boo ihr
I1Isr our travelling agents have a power i atiof-
rU, signei b, u.. before puIrhs.iug always ak Co
.oc g. ru5c, ~ uI - cents, Large bottles.
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Look Here!
Bounty Land for Soldiers

M the Var ofI-I2.-ofihc TIu,idl ani other
" Indian War. since l;sO.-anI ipr the o0ui1i..
io1s,i otuocrs of the ~ With McNicr, who Ger.
Not inr enc month aud uUv1d', auI have received
200 land Il land iftsai, &c their Nidns, of miupr
chill enD Obtained under the new law h llORN.
TO MOODNAN, % Railroad ENrhlusr, Boz.
ton, uhp ha. an A.eur, a. Washington.
" Siygs lalss, su..ss'l. IT, has -eurics ~
the Western States GO thr SECRETION 81 lsuis ami
locatio, Il warrants. B., personal inspection, anI
pays the highest c1sh Fr'cc ior lands thus heated.
Oct. N, lsjO ls3~.
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Cart " heels.

DE Any m,1r Csu Wheel, With Csc, lion llul,
II umn '.rrt srI uHuarfrt cHHt.
A.. lIu',,. Spoke. arI I,.IH'. srraBi''V.
T.r..Tah, nEOWN : 90
Nuva,, Aru' % l'to. 10
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Tie mot arrTHs..HI .T.F. ". H."HrH .rf I'M.
orc .gr.I .F Mn. r,sNH E,..'H. F|. r.
r,Hr.'F 10 being ~H ar.F. 'H
,fa...r cases. .f..s. .... pronounce. ...-
by fHs Hrsi physicians.
EH HfHri s.s rsaf.I ..i s.f 1.u .H|
Boz rs' I'd upon tr Js.It.i Hll i..g .a.H .
t.r H..I'r.' assurance.
kr-.rI,. rfrr,f ,r.nf rrr' rr- aa-.
r..l
Cml,r 200 af -...b. trr, ,'rFr.' .r ,.rsl .'-'
ru.rrs Dow I .Hr .I.sFt '. entirely remove.
trrl5r accompanying NH,srk.I. '.|t fr"H
30 .s 1901 uur.ul."I remedy.
Fyr,rarp Iovrl, als easily sarsi by ihs Gao.
kcT bI.sIu,
Ertafra n "a, B-oro'ri "he''s- Ar1T- s' "a
"f..sHrf boo the throat" N'I tendency 3" cough. '
relieved anil cured ~ his remedy
Ad r,sls.iy ~ UoArsFyT,s. nothing can r.r'
pete s.th this article. IHa usgaI r'.u". bar
hound candy. ""rrIsI '.urEs', s., .flr q. COM.
rtrsuu with it--sH s8y a'I utn frF IT, Pleasant P.
Dc fas'c, m'il though active .H .'s fHs.'' Do f ..
mtr.'fCrrl tn children ur adults win more .fr'N ny
81 tHe desired eh,g; than any mrug.1s hus'..F s
known.
Eri-lrioc4 L,a,r f1, ~, NV & Rs'1rE
o. February a,'. "a, attacked H'H 'H, Ja'-..
nj lrI alarming disease. .H 'Na.n.s Nf Wa..
% blfa which. ! rl..sI tH wv 90 'arfH no .Ir -
,s|mI rlv,.e.lHs. Who administered according On
their maifDi .f treatment u hF IHel.. ..' p" ..
sfec'-a' 't,' Loo ne end ri 'hr,r u 'n... no. h.
ing that vas i1cuHahIs AZ which rus .'I ..
curi fortune On obtain bottle .I ..r ''hnh'I
Balssm," vh.ch apr. .ai faithfully a' .'r.
a. HH.T,lisf hrWg 1Hf 1ffHihiHT -'iHA ~ ..''
Qua speedy aud radical cuTei
Price q cents. Full direction, accompany o..
CIV kTwELL. Portland, Ne Tlfra' t1'rl
10 aN.U. orders ~. supplies H. fHs mei.'. a.t
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ono i., sp"1ulyi OF Eaiva, Read, Relief taken
Dr thr bret ,mptum. 81 h,Is, iud luihr ih' bead.
urrA ald .huuI.,f. Do lhrr, DO an, Illu rNp'u,u,rd,
aaI % s,II ,u,l,., pfsg,ut ,A,l Fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-29


r.ra crmn.u s.lI, auI ar c,r, Description of
,4r.h. Wheeler iha r,,u'' uf sr,,r, O.d, rus'r-.
r|h,a i,,,f, 90 thr r,sui yi hNri Vu.u"r'r1
habit. % stanIs uBHrHI..# H=- ESQ called. u uiIUt
cures a r.rGh rb t.v a1,s, chat has '-irl iHr
r...rhs, ari bottled fh. ,kII .i zoe "siTh,sigi'us
o. Au1 r,r.u having 49, rtN, ~ ~
ttNts. shrrII 80 Jrgr rrsuu inbuN lin
Ik W,ls,r u,,,f hrHvu au i1siau0' of r'rur-
..rfs nl u.r,irg 80 thr luH-s, Uhl.r the r't'Hi
adhered @. tbr au,g'i.u' be- doe usc"i ih.' m'ai.
80
g. a. ,lsr, ~ Nr,stis. D.vr.' ElINr BE- FOL,
.rrat lrgEr. ss o. lrrksur ih. ,.r,h, nri rrslur'.
rrs rat.,1l o. hrsIA t1 mu,h is'' tH'u ih~ usual
umr.
an. T,rv r7.fv truss wurortSe Corou.
.t.ut Immortality make us. % u ou.. l.Nw.-
o. vrr rHrs t.a.f ~ H..# ..rEa7. tri r'stHfr che
lsr.at o. health murh snrn,i than aHs h.aHwu t'm.
els.
ST.. Tor Crorr rs. r7T..ar r.rsfy W.
.r,HA r.rr. rr't, having rs,r, hr.vH If r. '.. u
.. hrHfu,|s .' 0.t.s IH uHr.H 10 b. boom rr..
tH. AsTuvN, ..H.H IrH.'tH .a .a...
Or HFs rr.n.If...1 r-......| H..r .'.. .H's ".
oboe complaint fHrn ... ..H.T ..nf.....
TI. o. -ts.s .. Objectionable. Lose Gov
rttGsrs. 'f.r i."f ..u... 500 con T.ss.'.. ...
...-.r.rf rs rH ,,rs...rH"f uf ...Hf r.a'r. a..'
H.I.H OF. asfsH-. .' ...Ts.. De- Dol Dob. ..f ar-
f.lfu F" H.... I...i
~..II. utu...srs .r.. ..H~Is IH r.......r -".rT.
I... sr# H. Az. N...res. lHr. &C.,. Er'r s.
Coz. a-I 4. I.... ~"rh ip".. l. Nsah."Ir.
N.ra PANE. o. Nfe..f a Co.. NH.Nr..'. J =.
II.v. s-H E.Hn. Cocker. ~.mrH e.. l. Iur-
..s 4... ~t,laEt q IH,.r, N.rvatr " !. r"H.r
rr# Nssrru1 = Moe, N#hHr.. Ib.s. %
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sWTIIrD JOINTS

o. 800 hlr, I.n on ra. E.u... ~v...H. J...fs.
an,.. .I f.. m...ts, Of 5000 have Hlp.rr'
UH.. st...I Dos. .IH..... lIH. 5000 h.HH. .T 81 f.r
I.r.u .I s,i.I tuur.l.f llt.aH1'. Reed, N,H,i aII
t.. .HI ff. uH. f...tr fH" II.H fHI sNl..I.r .IF"
1r,. 40 ,rI ,Hst, Do iho uu',.., aHi entirely lr'"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-29

which Ieti Cor tina, town. and was bornc 'oV
ard my diving Alice. ,anuo, tell YOU ho"
Do, dag aui nigh, which } spent "u 'h" road
passed. 7 kooN tha, n.y. mint MS no, YER
6c,ly rl-ar, bet o,' ida fllci ii. Alice,
dead or dying, and / condemned To- live lorc'-
ct alone. H. ,hi, vide ant breathing world,
., fIlcj 9Th huma, aspirations ard human
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