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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
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Der lluterfhrisbene, Qpotbeter in Der Staot
Sstblebem, Ncrtbampton @auntp, beoieut
u6 eisler Oietbooe, um eeioenben an rbeu.
matiften Sef6weroen. oiefsIbeu feien irtx
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tur, funo Su tbuu, oaS ct sinen mseiiuifbsn
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men uno oie SaIbe du6erIid anaemenbet,
Der d6te QrtifeL III nur bel oem llntsr,eido
ncten. einem praftiftsn Qpptbefer uno Gbep
milf, nns @rfisesr Der Msei5iu. au befomy
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preis Smet Sbafsr bic Staf6e, cber feds
Slafdten fir FbR &taIer - meIde frei BON
Eoifer all Geicenoe nab ir9eno einem SbeiG
ces 9anoes 9eianot peroen. QQe 9eitsuuns
gen muBcn init esm 9eIoe bs9Ieitet fcin.
lcnit meroen fie uitt beabtet.
9iefe @eciSin in feinsr 9rOstbuenben 4na
smpfebIun9sn (puffs) in Den 5eitunesn be.
curfti9, oenn fis fpri6t fur ff6 felbit, une
w6trenb iie in tbrsr 9Birfung edn5Ii6 uus
fddodb 1T, befrsit iie cas Spftem pom BEN
lbsIn SoIsen elmer potbsri9sr un9ef6idten
BebaneIung. 4isfeIbe bat bereits mebrere
eritaunsnce &ursn bsrpor9ebrabt, unb Swar
in Sduen no Der patient SabreIan9 bic
Stubs butcH mu6te 4; uno fcI6e, bic fi&
nur nit Erhden fcrtbswesen fcnnten, fino
cur6 ben @ebrou6 pon elmer bis feds Sla,
fben befrrit wOrcsr. 3sugniIe BON Ruren
upn Den attbarffsn Sur9ern f6nnea pcraes
Ssi9t tperoen.
RS Seine III d6t ou6sr fe trist cen nit
bIauer 2inte aeftrietensn Namen ocs 81.
gsntbumsrs.
5cnru SdH9fDer,
@i9sntbd'gr SEtbsbtm, Ysnnk
Sarudr 2, 1851. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
N cue firm q.

4abriht mho biemit ertbeilt, has biz
fommenoen 6tsn Hpril cas- eumber @eftdft,
bisber betrteben uCn y. uno Z. 6. Soffman,
pcn elmer neusn Sirma. ndmIidb 50 bn G.
so ffman unc 8rioer, betriebsn wcr
orn wirc. Gs weroeu oaber aGe perfouen.
bic in ben 8utsrn Don y. uno s. :. Srff.
man fbuIci9 fino. bsmit srfubt cbne Sebl
Smifben nun uno cem litsn SuIp ab5ube.
SabIen.
9 anb s. 8. Sofmar.
Iueutdun, @drI 27. nd4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Gomncrifaa, ben as. alpri, 1854.
eSatOiGe SslsbGber Glitter.
SDrdCe s., Sap,


% SpurtlauSt Strafe, Sleu.9Jorf,
Sat se9enmarti9 siufn 9rrBcu Stcd Sueia 8utbsr
9Saarsn pcu fsinsr si9snsn Brrsituua-aus Spsr unb
pcm's patent unauhSstarsn GnsOluble) Sa6rit nsuss
patSnt ren lS49-auf oano, umfalsno iGosu pertane;
Ten 1ritd in oisltm IpanSstsapGis 1ire @dtsr iinc
lp0rrantrt snc 9rSgcrs 5iee ousNbasn uno in allen
6inibten tccr ;u tin, ais tie ir9rno elmer anoCrn
Manufattur. 2tus9eoCbutc uno wcbIfls S1a0r9apolt
fet Ian in ben Stanr, fine Sitter rprblfiIsr Ols ollie
Gncern pcrtautSn ;n t0nncu ssiu Stcd umfaRt nGbit
ouoru Nrtittlu rI9nee rpths bsanot9 aus brGi orc;
Fen non ibm 9CEt9nsSn 6ottcrsicn rermcbrt ps6sn -
2500 RSdt, GtCats. Ycndhc 9ldntttS.
1000 OGroS sub. fir pErihitbenC 5rptds.
1000 paar QRottisftt. Gin usuGr artitd
$50 Snoa Subter pduler, 06ohtr uno 3dten.
Sd,napriade, 9auttcus, @imrr, Yrns. etc.
$4,000 SuB patInt lorlI, Bell ti6 II 3oU
Sdo:YIanttts, Stletlttrer, etc.
1000 eebcnsretttr. ,,efss SodSts." etc.
5000 Oueeno gatcnt uno 9eucttne 6cftntrGlsr.
5000 Warcs shirred etaiiiihs Gdtir, arc6s 8GrStat
10000 pfuno "Steanrgddin9" aicrtrt fbr per:
5dallh
8is9dbobn 8utter Sprir0s. 6cft, etc.
SRaI bine1sYe,tiu9 Rub6sr, IRaTIrbrit.
Snria Sutbsr Sttsfd unit. .s6ubs, nur bSim SrcF:
psrtauF.
Neu:Wrrt. aptiI 10. 1851. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
OD6enGad'S SBurm1Drup.

Die bciie uuo nhelitit ite Meoisin fur Die Ser:
iicrun9 Don Murmern. Die Uieueidtis cem
YueIifum an9ebCten wurSe, 1T SOben
fad's 8urmfprup.
Glttrn uuo Scrmdnbcr - Sbr, bic Sbr bic tctsn
8ttueu untsr Gurrr Iufilbt babt uuo fir esren Sc:
uuobtit uuo GrStcbun9 u ersrn psrrtlthtt se fcItt
bCoGutIu naG e in ibrtm iartcn ltr wcbr cotr ptn:
arr nit Rrantbcit bEbaftt Nno, uuc pSN alien 8rant:
bstsn III feline fir nc lhtimnSr ais 0RurmGr nom s
nt nur rf ld6it eos esbcn TritSrCu. cnosrn fan ale
6rantbcttn, als Ourhfau, Dlarrbta etc.. pcrfhliu:
mcrn. Ss fuo nibt alIin auf 8lnpSr tclhriutt icn:
bern audi Grrpabitnc tno ibntn mtbr cprr wsni9er
unttrwrrfn. uno SioSn nibt lslItn, prnn iic ss am
tptnioifSn oLaubEn. purth isnss hIrhtkarc &Eptil,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
9lQcntaun. &ctnetarD.
@iri 27.

Die idbrIite SerfummIun9 Der Qucntaun
@emetarp 9sfeIibaft wiro sebaltsn wsroen
duf SfsrmOntass csH 2lilsn 1priI. INN
ubr NahmittasS. am Saufe uUn soma
than 8oIb, Su wsItcr 3eit uno S,t cine
BabI aebaItsn wercen foil fur 8eamte
wdbreup oem fcmmenben Sabr.
SScter SicabarS, grahernt
Gpril 10. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Na6rt6t

miro tisrmit esasbsn. cas Der tlnterSsib.
nete aIs @rseutOr Don Ger Sintsrta6sn'
ihaftbe peritOrbensn Sobn 9 S6waueer,
ltetbn pCn 9et o.Gauntp. aneefeut worcsn
iit.-Qae oieienisen cober. weIhe nod an
be1aate SintsrIafenfhoft fbuIcia finc, wer
oen biemit erIutt. innsrbalb 6 @oben bel
Dem unterSeitnstcn onburufen uno ubbube'
iablen-uno ale SOItte. Die nod S0roerun
Qen an eiefelbe baten, ino sbenfaus eebeten
ibre 9letnunssn innsrboIb Der beia9ten 3eit
cin6ubrin9en, all
SObn S. Sraufe.
Npril 3. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
& S11 6rtht

wirb tiermit 9s9ebsn, naB Ger unterSeibnete
oIS Grecutor Don Der SinterIalIen.
fteft ces perlfcrSeusn 2SilliamG Gbert,
Isetbtn pOn .SsoeIber9 3ftp.. ee6a Co.,
angeifeQt wOroen it, Que ScI6e eaber,
Die nod an bsfaate 9intsrIafenfbaft fbuI.
big finc, ,uereen 5iermtt sebstsn innerbdtb
6 @o6en anBurufen unc o5Sube5ablen ;
uno SOgte, Die nod redtmdsi9s Sorberuu.
gen an befagte tSinterIaIFenfboft su maten
baben, bslrben ctefeIbe innrbaIb beTaater
3sit aud eiujubringen. eaaiit Qlles in
&tbti9eeit 9e6ra9t wercen Fam.
Noam German.
RirS IS. no6ra
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
100 Spnnen
@emd6lner Cups!

unter,eidnstsr ma6t bismd befannt, eas
er an Wcbr'S MhbIs, in Nieoer Macuneie
Saunftip, eeha @auntp, 100 Sonaen pom
beiien 9emabInsn Sips gum Ssrsauf auf
Sano bat, cen er in 9rO6sn uno flsinen
Auantitdtsn an cen biQi9fsn 9rsissn per.
tanfsn wirs.
2eot 9. OipBr.
Wirs 81. som
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
~9 9l9ent16aft fir
Somntp 2ano un0 SoIbatcn:.
9lniprGcbe.

Sa Der untrf6riebens cine eenaue BE.
fannhtbaft bat nit ben SOrmeu uno 3sug
niBen peItbe nctbmsnoi9 nno Sur GrIansuu9
uOn SauntpIano, @rtrabesobIunq. rafitdn'
eise 8sbobtuns uno aneers &srmilIiaunaen
wsIde fiuie fein mo9sn an Die SffiSiers une
SCIpatsu pes msrlFoniftsu Rrieses, oes
8rieees pen 1912 unc Der perf6ierenen Sn.
cianerfrisss felt 1890; une iaoem er cben.
falls cine aus9eosbnte &snntntB pOn Ger ga,
qe uno Suoltdt Der weffIithen ednoereien
befet 70 bistst er bierbm6 feline Sienlte
aIsn Golden an. bic Qniprn6e mie ucrte.
fa9t buben uno 9utes uno pOrTbeiIbaft ssIs
genes Gano Su erbaIten WInfheu.
Samuel u. Srib9es.
Guentaun, Rou. Ia, 1850. nabp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
. cn . a mo ~ u r 1T.

QBiS GbrIdidb 1T rGr GjCrantr. ea6 Gin mcnfblites
9Rcku Elm clhIs lln9CbGuCr bSl m n6br ras ihm tinc
ectCnStbtilG rautt uno cine lhmahKnoc @rtErJ unb
alIm6tl0Ss Sablnfnttn ptruriatht. QHIbrGno luerE
ihre 9tfilihttn Olcni,nGn ouforn9tn, cbnc 8aptiiI
otrcr SuaCuHcu pcriut9Cu, ldBtu mir, ben tCpil:
citn &rCI9 uno SutIn 9'uf prn orbEnod's gPurmhrup
"a riaen, bicrfrtecno Gin ettoCnpGr ene C9cne Gt:
fbihtE Criibttn uuo Die GrrGmutb knsr celsn SCttt
in QHcrtu Der SautbortEit fir snc Grsuu9 ron Ole:
itm 9cttn rCS Scots iiprGhCn-btivlat uno unttr:
ihriGtsn pcr ClnIm SrttocnsrtbtEr i'm Gaunn Yblabd
Ybia.
gSilliamStcwn. Gamben Co., q. e.
6Srrtn bcbInlod :-NRit ecm Scatn Der outiocn
Gcrlthun9 tncs itb Sbntn niSil ptniSSn 3tilEn. um
Sit init ctn wuncrbarCu g1irtun9tn Sbrss 0Rurm:
lrrups bttannt ;u MAIDEN. giaehecm ih berGits pcn
pitrIbu rrlhieNcnGn QcritIn behanbCtt pcreCn cbnC
ir9eno ctnrn Hueeu gu erholtcn bSrE m rcn ben nuns
oGrtGrcn 2urCn Die Sbr Sprup btpirttr, ruIlcs nib
ptrtttGtE etndbCn ju ptrfldCn, uno bcim Gebraucb
Der Schntcn Scttd Grbitt itb ercfs GrItihrna ourb
ecn lbaon9 cnts Sancipurms ron II Sub eGnae. eycb
bctam icet cntu c ltartIn 9lauten an bic NGo;n caG
i'd mSiuEr Sr0u, pdhc Etcrfols trdntte Den Gr6raut
otrfdbtn anriab, uno 81 tbrsm 9reBsu @rtauncn pur
DC fie pcn Ma9cnrpurmErn EnnCbt9t uub brs GelIuo:
btt bsr9tfsu Stb 9sbrauthts iis nun autD bSi ypri
rcn mcinsn 6inotrn, pdhc kbr 9Ylaet parCn uuo
natoem iie canureb ron elmer 9rcsen Iujabl 9Hdrmsr
tSfrSit, parsn lis pcutcmmsn 9,fune.
ysaman5 9auI.
2Mguit Is. ls49.
YbilarCtpbo GauntD, 4.
psrlSutlh srihSn rot mir, Dem ilntcrftristSnCn, et
rtr Der aloCrmSnnCr in uno fir tea9es Gauntp Der
rbEnbtnan'tt Nccmaus Iout prtbcr nab ectemSBi9cr
SSGot9un9 btScu9tG uno laetG, bag Der rbi9e 8srtht
IN alien @tnStInbCttsn rSr gRabrbIit ettrm it,
$500 SGmucI SuearS, alrtrmaun.
Qu9uit lSi9.
0S Sbt9r lhdetarc 9PEoi;in piro eir;ia uub allrin
brsttd in prtCulads sotrratrrium, Ct. Scbn sroRs,
YbitaoStpbia
0<~T5nm @crtaufm SubfCbr pcn 6ntt,, 9IUHuo
nno Srcgtcr, in IIsntauu, uub ts StrbrbalcrH
ubsrbdupt.
SUM Is, 1880. ne1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Drr Gele9rapb!
Ieui9fetten |!
Mufre0mn9 tn {SricocnsDilIe!

SbpIDaS y. SanbiS III fceben pUn Der
Staot otpbilaoeIpbia Suriidssfebrt. mofelbii
Ter een fdonifrn uno fdftionabelfien Stod
uUn Satnens unb &crren9iitcru Gin
9cfasft bat. Der iein Sriepenspte ausaeffeat
wuIte. Da betfeIbs cine binIinaIite Gr-
tdbrua9 bat, um 9utsr an ben rehten prei
len ein5ufoufsn, mas bic Saupdahe in Dem
Ssfbdft TT, IO III er i'm Stanre 10 QrcSent
wobIfstlsr Su oerfaufen, ais ir9enb Elm anee.
rer Stcbr I'M Sauntp.
Sfennoe uno 9eSsmmtes QubIifun! rufst
an uno urtbeitt fur @u6 feIbGt, penu mir
Sei9en Gut bic @utcr 9erus aaub ,,for MIR"
unter-feinem srOBcn Stc6 befiuesn lidb
suprr Grtra 1slatns gu l2I' Gents.
Gn9baa,s atIsr 8suennuu9en ju 10 Cts uuo briibsr.
Gura Gathine yi 6 Gents uno brtber.
aiIS ArtfR pcu sasrs, Dr$9dtsrn, Gbeds, u. ~.
8rOjerten.
~T. A bp9sbsaos 5udsr, yu 8 Cts. psr pfo.
kISssE- a pessbsaes NcIaf1ts, su rs Gents bic
sKzSaazs 9 10 gddt pom bsltsu Seic tSafT,s, oon,
dbsraus pinie.
10 3 .agn Gcnsitcsa SRuslins. ftbr titli9.
OSafreleu.
Die tes0 SIC. unb 2 gQatrecn uno aud, Die ,,ctl.
feiIlisr! eie ismaIs in SrircenspitIs parsn. ,
4Spie9el
pcn atIek ErrtCu unb un9cmsin biuie 49,
tlbren.
einane libren fir Gin Sahr perrautirt bag lie cut
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03

A TORTOISE TURNED TRAVELLER Ohio
of the most remarkable feats Of testudinal
travel that we ever heard oI, and one we'll
deserving 10 be placed on record, has re.
Gently come 10 our knowledge.
In May, l84l, Master Charles II. Mel
cher, son OF Daniel Melcher, ESQ.,, Of this
town, found common spouted turtle in n
small pool near the rurs Of the old Farm
House, about TWO miles from town, and
third ora mile from the river, apd brough, it
home. Having cut his name upon the shell
Of the animal, he dropped ii inlo the river
from Grea, Britain, distance Of full four
miles. by the course of the river, from tho
place in which il was found.
Young Melcher being at the same pool a
few days since, found there the identical
turtle which he had taken from i, ten years
before, bearing upon i,s shell the marks
which he had made, although OF course
time had rendered Them less distinct thar
they were originally. lu
That the animal should have q made
lis way for four miles, alaiI 81 the urrent.
Notwithstanding all the sinnusities Of tho
river, and at leas. a third Of mile by land. d
part Of which was through woods, back to iIs
old haunls, we regard as evidence that even
the turtle, which had been derided from
classic days up &c the present iime for max
ing two steps backward 10 one forward, is
BILE IS ed with some faculties closely akin 10
reason.--Ereter News Letter.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03

Home AND WoMAN.-lf there ever has
been more touching and eloquent euIogium
upon the charms of home, and its deares
treasure, woman, than is contained in the
following extract from The Christian En-
quirer, il has not been our good fortune .o
meetit:
"Our homes, what is their cornerstone
but virtue Of woman, and on what does So
ciuI well being rest but on our homes 2
Must we no, trace all other blessings Of civ.
iized life 10 the doors Of our private dwell
lings Are not our heanh-stones guarded
by the holy forms Of conjugal, fiIlial and
parental love, The corner.stones Of Church
and State; more sacred than either, more
necessary than both? Let our temples
crumble and our academies decay; let every
public edi6ce, our halls of justice, and our
capitals of state be levelled with the dust;
but spare our homes. Man did not invent
and he canno, improve or abrogale them.
A private shelter TO cover in Two hearts dear.
er TO each oiher than all in the world; high
walls TO exclude the profane eyes of every
human being; scclusion enough for children
to feel that mother is holy and peculiar
name-,his is home; and here is The birh-
place Of every vir,uOus impulse, Of every
sacred thought Here the Church and the
State must come for their origin and their
support. 0, spare our homes |! The love
we experience there gives US our faith in an
infinite goodness; the purity and disinteres.
ted tenderness Of home is our foreias,es and
our earnest Of better world. In the rela-
lions there established and fosiered, do we
find through life the chief solace and joy ol
existence. What friends deserve the name
com6ared with those whom birth right
gave us. One mother is worth a thousand
friends, one sis,Gr dearer and ruer than
twenty intimate companions. We who have
played on the same hearth, under the light
smiles, who date back TO the Same scene and
season of innocence and hope; in whose
veins runs the same blood, do we not find
that yenrs only make more sacred and i'm
portanI the lie that binds US Coldness
may spring up, distance may separate, diff
eren, spheres may divide--bul those who
can love anything. who continue 10 love al
all must find iha, the friends whom Goo
himself gave are wholly unlike any we car
choose for ourselves, and lha, tho yearninl
for these is the strongest spark in our expir
ring affection.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
[For the Telegraph.
PRACTICAL UTILITY OF PHRENO'
LOGY.
BY 3. II. BARRETT.
NO. VII.

M. VII.
PhrenoIogy is capable Of performing an
important work. Ii teaches how 10 restrain
the drunkard's appetite, TO correct immoral
habits. 10 check the growth Of licentous'
ness, to promote virluous principles, 10 cx'
pand the mird, and TO eIalt man in the
scale of moral excellence. 1t will produce
slow bu, certain change in the life, charac'
ter, and conduc, of individuals. |, will re-
A,orc man 10 his original pristine GRANDEUR
10 the image Of bis Maker, !! will, if pro-
Perly understood and applied TO the human
characIey, make tho infdel believing man,
III; nlieI an homes, man, The drunkard Sc
ber man, the liar a truthful man, and the
swcarer holy man. !, will render the
miserable happy, the desPondng cheerful
the poor comfortable, the proud humble, and
The despiscd esteemed and respected. Is il
saying 100 much in making such bold decla'
rations? Is il substituting science in the
place Of revealed religions? Is it soaring in
TO the airy regions Of fancy and imagina-
lions trust not, hope not, believe not.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
the DRUNKARD,S WILL.

!. The following has been handed 10 us for
publication. is written in clear excel
cellent hand, on q much worn sheet OF pa
per deeply Drowned by time. ]! bears date,
il Town of Columbia, Boon Co., No., August
8, 1898, The language is lerse, and for
cible from the uuih ii conIuins.-N O.
Crescent.
Nv. L., begiruing to be enfeebled in
body, and fearing that ! nay be Palsed in
body; and fearing that NAV pc Palsled IN
mind, having entered on that coirse OF In
temperance from, which have NOT Strength
ofmind 10 fee, and already feeling the e.
wills resulting ,herelrom, which | have not
resolution 10 avert, do make and publish this,
my las, will and and testament. Having
been made in The image Of my Creator,
capable Of rational enjoymenls, Of imparirg
happiness 10 others, and promoting the glory
OF God. know and acknowledge my ac-
.. ,coun,abiliiy. Yei such is my fondness for
sensual qualification, and my utter inability
10 resist temptation. that gave myself up
entirely 10 intemperance and its associate
Yices, and make the following bequests:
TEN 2. My properly give 10 dissipation,
knowing that il will soon fall into the hands
Of those who furnished me with ardent
spirhs.
I'D ITEM Q. NV reputation, already tottering
: on sandy foundation, ] give TO destruction,
Hen, 8. give my ability tObe happy and
useful in life 10 annihila,ion.
so Item 5. To my beloved wife who has
thns far cheered me in the path Of life,
give shame, pain, sorrow broken heart.
> lem 8. To each Of our children | be.
qdea,h my example, and the inheritance ol
sheir fathers shame. A 20"
Hem 8. To my associate grocery com
panioRs, give my broken bottles.
" Hem 7. Finally, give my body to dis
ease, misery, and early dissolution, and my
soul that can never die TO the disposal oftha
God whose mercy have abused, who's,
commands | have broken, aud whose holy
laws declare ,ha, no drunkard shall inberi
the kingdom of Heaven,
" A DRUNKARD, [SgAL.1
Witness. Scripture Reason, Common
Serso, Universal Experience Fm
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03

RUsTIc CoMMENTAToR.--Jim was en-.
ployed TO cut wood by the day, The boss
came along and found Jim lifting the axe as
eisurely as flat boats 60 up the Mississippi,
and accompanying every blow with granl.
SLOW work, Jim, 81 w work.
BOSS, the Biblo says we must use mode
ration in all things -f #
The Boss was non plussed. At dinner,
Jim piled his knife and fork with remarkable
industry. The Boss reminded him Of his
morning text, but Jim was ready.
I've been reading the Scripture since,
Boss, that whatever the hands find able do,
tina, do with all thy might
Boss told Jim ,ha, he was entirely TOO
learned TO chop wood, and therefore very
politely requested him TO lake his bed and
walk. ea u... ..r5 sa .,.isis. .rr.t5
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03

"A All n - ..fi.l : ..:I us RiL-ll,t Il,
auu Pa. ~ 'ss mo .',,s i,s'oe. , slnall ns'ehe'
w, ~ Wa ,a,nS" "ea 'sen Ses s'ornce as 70 en-
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Iarn;,s,,,j, ,.Jn,ha Laon za., No,h;no could ~
e"Jy ~. A la'"f =.
mos, @ Ga,csIy ms,chsd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @
IA hIagad a,. wi,h nrsa, u ales Snddsn
h,,lis, vh;y7sa ,h,oneh XIII h;s ecocked ha,l-.
a, c.. .-a5s r., .,,,lse "a III. IL h,.;n.
\ .o.,,,s "a car,;sd .w.v Thsn slowlv nncoy
s,;ne bo oazed aa,f,,bs Mia which he lea,
I Ind ner(o1n,pd II ~ has,v ,brongh HI,
chonean. and with n voice indicative of m,
ferees, INDIGNATION q, such ,reachery. he ex
claimed. sBy-es 8 ,hey are firing ballsl
land fficd as If d ,hunderbol, we're chasing
Ihim.! yfaRlls - eofa D'isi2 gf'N !
| .Itwoutd be difficult 10 parallel these speci.
mems dfyalor by ANYTHING exhibited In for.
beipn lands. or In the boasted days ofGreehe
I and Rorpe. bu,. * The risk or An AMI. .climax.
We cannot heip Kidding The sS0Fy oI ne ID.
mans otd,,nahv MI bayhtIpd beft,Ys 4 French
pbf;ncgy oii Ills yisil 10 one of our country
Towns. Alter astonishing him BY "a hos, pi
complicated maneuyres. The captain s,aIked
up 10 him with Bobadil air, and begged TO
know his opinion Of the corps before him.
'Sare,' was the veterans reply, 4 ave
seen great many companie; great many hat
talon; ave seen de Swiss, de Jarman, de
Russ and de Pruss; bui, ,'pon mon honnaire,
captain, Fave nerdre seen such an ezra.
ordinare companie as yours; neuare-ne-
raret + = = ~
The truth is, as another has said, that Mi
liiia captains are the iLegitimdte sons Of
Mars and have no very burning desire to
win immortal renown a, The expense Of NOR.
tal existence. They can hew the air with
grea, coolness on a mus.er.feld, bu, when
made large, for cannon and muske, balls,
their courage is very ap, 10 become Bob
Acre,isb, and ooze ou, at their fingers ends.
They have lille OF ,ha, spiri, which fred
the breas, of The Scotch chiefiain, when he
declared his resolve 10 exul, in victory,
.'.'1 '.; -. '"'' .or in death be laid low.
With his front to the field and his feet to the foe.
We close with the following model speecb
said TO have been delivered by a militia can.
tain. ius, after his elec,ion:-
FELLOW SoLprERsl On an occa sion like
this called by YOUR yo,es 10 The command Of
the Firs, Company. permi, me 10 express.
reebly, indeed, bu, in The best terms / can
command, my profound gratitude for the
honor you have done me, and my exalted
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
AMUSING CusroM.-N p. Willis is ou

AMUSING CUsToM.-N p. Willis is oul
authority for The followi ing:
alt was herein the church Of 81. Mich.
olas-by the way, that first became aware
Of very sensible German custom -,ha, oil
concentrating the coughing and nose blO,o'
ing during service.,ime. The clergyman
stops a, different periods Of his discourse
steps back from his pulpi, stand, and biOws
his nose-the entire congregation initiating
his example, and disturbing the service witt
the operation al no other time. u
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0y-A minister observing man who had
jus, lost his wife, very much oppressed with
grief, told him, he must have Palience;'
whereupon The mourner replied, Il have been
trying her sir, but sho will not consent &c
have me-
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INV sor " said Mr. Smith 10 HE bov who

my son." said Mr.. Smith to his boy who
was devouring an egg--it was Mr.. Smiths
dusire 10 instruct his boy-''my son do you
know that chickens come out of eggs T.
"Ah, do they fa,herl" said young Hope
ful, "I tho ight eggs came ou, Of chickens.
The elder Smith drew back from the tabl,
sadly, and gazed upon his son, then put OF
his hst aud wen, 10 bis work,
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A Nuns WisH.-Sou,hey in his "om-
MA" relates the following:
"When was in Lisbon, nun made her
escape from nunnery. The first thing for
which she inquired, when she reached the
house in which she was TO be secre.
ted, was looking lass. She had en-.
tered the convent when only FIVE years old
and from ,ha, time had never seen her own
face at...tr M .s.-..t
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A servant once entered in alright the
study of his master, who was In deep ,hor,
and Told him that The house was on fire.
Well said be inform my wife; lido not
interfere with household affairs That's
what we should call tnon-int@venton.
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From the Huntsville Jouual

GT This is one of the easanlesl and
most ingenious things we ever saw We
think we admire the pyramid even more
in ascending Than in descending: