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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
WuEELlNG. Anil Q

Barnum has accepted the FIVE thousand
dollars offered some time ago by the citizens
of cur City TO him Tor .one concerl by Jens
ny Lind. She will be here about the 2lst
Of April.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

or Since the election of Benjamin F
Wad6 by union of Wings and Freesoilers
the Wing journals are mum on the subject
Of ''bargain and corruption" Had il mo-
been rUr the marketable Free Soilers he
would not have boea elected.
Hear the Cleveland True Democrat free
soil journal:
Let Us rejoice! He is an anti-slavery man
Of most decided stump, and if he lives up t
his declarations, as we believe he will, w
could have no better. SeirdTd Dill, have IL
him an ally and a friend"
Who has now been tampering with th'
hag. Eh, can yeu toll sirs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
RAErlmoaK. April /

Luet. James Ridgeley, who fell from the
third story Of the Exchange Hotel Il now
suffering greatly and ianol expected to sur
viSe.
The spring crops throughout Maryland
thus tar nre very acufishine
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

OT We direct attention 10 the advertise>
ment Of DR.. J. G. Cable, S,euben,ille. He
sells cheap and warrants his drugs pure
The DR.. is cleyer fellow 10 deal with.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
I.Iaad by a osrWHIeA P,s.idsnl.

Island by a 0JWHIGHO President,
upon the requisilion Of 0TWHIGHO
GOvsrnor, to SHOOT DOWN the people
who had adopted a constitution exiehdipg
to all The right Of suffrage. Who was il then
ihs, did disfranchise the people of Rhode
Islandf
Nor is this all. In the Senate Of North
Carolina, on the 18th Of February, 1851
a bill 20 extend the right Of suffrnge, 10 every
free white tnau 10 lhe state, was REJECTED
by strict party vote. TSeniy six Demo-
Gratis VOTING FOR THE BILL, and
TWENTY W HfGs AGAINST
1T. Remember this fact, that two months
has not yet elspsed since the wkig politicians
Of North CaroIino openly declared, by their
own free will, that they are OPPOSED TO
THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE; and harc
disfrauchised thousands Of the poor men o
that state.
So much then Tor the claims which whil
politicians have advanced, that they are II
favor ofexlending TO all 'tAe right 10 a ooic'
in the election Of men, and the enactment q
lars by lohick they are to be gOUerned"
Let US now take glance at that "Uillian
Gus" feature in The new ConstitutiOn--,kt
upportionment.
These federal editors are :rying 10 prove
by the vote for Governor in 1850, that un
der the new appOrtomeut they will be in
minority IN the Serule; ond yet have ma
jority of the popular vote. And to prov
that they had majority in that election, the
add the free soil and whie vote together. =
Now it's poor rule that won't work both ways
We will take the vote for President in lS46-
Lewis Cass had l54,775>- Gen Taylor l3s
$780, Martin Van Buren, 1888. Accord
ing 10 Wing count, we have the folown
result:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

or The Women Of Worcester, especially
those who took a prominent part in The Wo~
mems Rights Convention, are about TO arga.
nize fire company, TO be manned entirely
by women. They have found out that there
il great deal loo much fun in running
'wid der machine" TO be solely enjoyed BY
the male sex.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

61,-A noted speaker once said, II firmly
believe TIM, when the roll Of the blessed is
called in Heaven, seven women will muster
there 10 one mnn.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

or ARan that never spends more than
he earns, never becomes bankrupt. A
Rimple bit kaluahle lesson.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

CINCINNATI, Aptll Z.
Gen. Scott lnnded here This morning
Not less than 5000 persons had met 10 give
tire old Hero welcome 10 the city.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

o. at the chatter election held in Sien-
benville ON Monday last, the Democrats
elected their Mayor by ll9 Of a majority
Good!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
mo. s6.1
AN ACT


To amend an act entitled s'an act to amend the
act entitled an act relating to Wills, passed
March %, lS40, and for other purposes" pas
ssd March 10, 1919.
Sec. /. Be it Eaacted ty the General As
seaably Of the State Of Ohio, That the title
Of any bona fide purchaser Of land, situate
IN this State, derived from the heir or heirs
Of sny person whose last will and testament
ttsy be rejected by the court of any other
State or Territory of the United States,
having jurisdiction of the probate thereof nc.
auired during the time such will remains re-
iecled by such court. shall not be defeated
bE afiec.sd by the subsequent probate and es.
iahlishnient 6i such will; Provided, that il
any person interested in such rejected will
shall, within ore year from the rejection
thereof by such probate court; remos, he
dame 10 an appellate or superior court, by
Gppeals error or certiorarij shall otherwise
institute proceedings for the establishment
6f such will, agreeably to the laws of sdct
State OF territory; the title of the purchaser
from such heii or heirs as aforesaid, shal
no, take effec. until the final rejection o
such will
Soc. O. The title Of any bona 6de pur
chaser to any lands situated in this State; o
HeFised from lIie heir or hers Of any persoi
not FSsideil of ihis STATE, al the time of BIZ
6r her death, shail not be defeated by thu
production Of the will of such decedent, un
less such will shall be admitted to record il
tbs county where lhe land shall be situated
within two years from the fual probate ant
s.mamhItahrxSant nj auot, s,,It IN ko 2saea r,
territory In which it may have been produc
cd for probate.
Sec. 3. The second and fourth section
81 ~ aci, passed March 2oih, l849, entitIet
Kan acl ID Attend an act relating to wills
passed March 23d, 1916. and fnr other pus
pnses,n be, and the same nre hereby repeal
I'D; Provided, that such repeal shall not b.
construed SO as toaffeci any bona fde pur
chaser for valuable consideration, wiIhou
hoiice Of ihe will, who holds by eiihe: le
gel o. equitable title.
JOHN f. MORSE,
EpGaker Of the House of Represen tatives.
CHARLES @. CONVERS,
Speakei Of the Senate.
March II, 1851.
tao. ST..
AN ACT
re amend an aot entitled ''an act making fnrtf
u prOyisishs iof the instruction Of the blind,
passsd March 10, 1888.
Sec. l. Be II enacted by tie General A,
Asnbly Of tho Sfate Of Ohio, That SO rnuc
of the third section uf the above rsciied a,
hs provides that the trustees shall be author
ised 70 receive into said institution any pup
ofsni,abIe character and capacity for insuus
,ion. residing within This State, snd, further
thai there shallbt paid Tor tbeiE mainiainons
and tuition, sdch sum as the trustees sha
require, not esceeding one hundred an
sweasy dollars per annum, bc end the barl
Rte hereby repealed.
Sec, 2. Thnl all pupils hereafter shaII
admiltsd snd retained ia said ias,iinsion Ii
lIsgal length 81 lime * the expsnss of ii
Eiaie. except iSassllisg expenses to and ffol
bsid institution, and ail :bs nscsssafy cloll
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
NEWS.

90 ThrOugh the pohssness OF wsttIAM
KSexr Esq the genllsmsnly oPeroios ., this
plsee, We are enqbled 10 lay before our res-
der' The following lelegssphie despaiehes:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09


We have not the vote for Governor in
1856 by US al present, but we feel assured,
that taking that vo'e as test b. the same
rulej the whig party would be in still greal'
er minority.
Let the voters of Ohio remember this
fact, that only fourteen members of the
Convention voted against the Constitution
on it's final adoption by that body, and these
were Wigs. Would it not be well for these
same Wing editions 10 tell tho people how j,
came tha, TWENTY, THREE of their best
men voted for the Constitution, il the appor1
tionment is go viiianous? The people would
like to ha4e this question answered.
One thing We would have the people
remember. We have no fault to find will
the whig party as men. Il is the principles
and measures OF lhsi phrty thai we DO now
and ever shall condemn. We shall have
fequenl occasion to refer 20 these matters
and shall take The liberty Of speaking oul
sentiments boldly, feeling assured that NJ
man Of sense viii lpke offence. But more
anon.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

or The Wings insist that there must be
some mistake about the election OF RUfUs
P. RANNEY, of Trumbull county, staunch
Democrat, as Supreme Judge. 1t isa bitter
pill gentlemen, but there is no use 10 make
wry faces, you Ilust swallow il.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
Is it sO1

The Wellsburgh Herald saya that the coun-
ty Court of Brooke county has the power, ,
"uuder the laws of Virginia and the circum.
stances of the case" to grant The Steuben-
vile and Indiana Railroad company direct
road to Pittsburgh through Holidays Cove u
Hope your not mistaken, friends.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
mo. AL
AN ACT

No. Al.
AN ACT
Fixing the time of holding the Court of Common
Pleas in the Twentieth judicial Circuit
Sec. |. Be IL enacted By the General As
sembly of rhe State Of OhiO, That The Court
of Common Pleas in the twentieth Judicial
Circuit, shall hereafter bold its terms, at the
following times, to wit: The first term shall
commence on the third Tuesday Of April IN
each year. The second term shall com~
mence on the second Tuesday in August of
each year, and The third term shall com-
mence on The first Tuesday in November, in
each year.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March 81, 1851,
hereby certify that The foregoing is truly
copied from certified copy OF The original
roll on file in the Secretary of States Office.
R. X. PRICE, Auditor
of Harrison county.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
mo. AL
M Acr

AN ACT
to an act prescribing the times OF
holding Courts in the first Judicial Cifcuit for
the year $751;
Sec. !. Be IL enacted BY the General Az.
ssnsbly Of the State Of Ohio, That all process
writs and orders issued and returned or re-
idrnabIs TO the March term Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Miami county, in the yeas
1861, shall be as legal and valid as though q
regular term or said Court had been held,
on the 18th day Of March,
1851 and ell causes, plants, actionsand pro.
csedings, pending OF for hearing, Al said
March term, and al appearances Of causes,
actions and proceedings, tossid March term,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

ing Tor the pupils: any thing in any Law lor
the instruction Of ihs blind, which conflicts
with the provisions Of this act, Is hereby re-
JOHN F. MORSE,
Spsaker Of the House Of Representatives,
CHARLES c. CONVERS,
Speaker Of The Senale.
March II, 1851,
mo. 3s1
AN ACT
Prescribing the time Of holding the courts OF
common pleas in the 6rst judicial circuit, Tor
the year 1851.
Sec. /. Be Il enacted by the Geaer0l As
senlbly Of Lhe Stale of Ohio, That the Court
of Common Pleas, in the first Judieisl Cir-
cult, for the year eighteen hundred ana
fifty one, shall be held at the several times
herein prescribed, namely: 10 the county ol
Miami, on the fifteenth day Of April, on the
IVelflh day of August, and the iouith day oi
Nov ember. In the county Of DaTke, on The
frs, day Of April, the twenty second day ol
JIly, and fifteenth day Of October, 10 the
county e Preble, on the third day OF June
and the thirteenth day Of September.
Sec. 9. Thai all laws or parts OF laws in
Consistent with this act be aud the same are
hereby repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House of RepreSentatiret.
CHARLES c. CONyERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March Is, 1851.
mo. 39,l
To amend the act fixing the times OF holding th'
courts of common pleas, in the sixth Jucicia
circuit, passed January %. 1851.
! Sec. l. Be ii enacted By the Gensfal As
sembly Of the State of Ohio, That the spring
term Of the court OF common pleas. in Hook
ing county shall commence on April Iwen
ly eighth; the fall term in the county @
! Fairfield, shall commence on Septembe
sixteenth; and the fall term in Ross county
shall commence on October sixth. And al
acts and parts of acts which may be incon
sis,enI with the provisions of this act, are
!. hereby repealed.
JOHN r. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES c. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
March l3, 1851.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09

Or The bill to repeal the 9th Section
of the Anl-Kidnapping Law of lS47, has
passed the Pennsylvania Senate by yeas II,
na,sS 8. The 9Th Section prohibits the use
of the jalls of the Commonwealth for the safe
keeping of alleged fugities. Propositions
for the repeal of other sections were lost.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
MORE DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES
All Hail Esitodc Island.

PROVIDENCE, April 3.
The election for State Officers and Com
gtessmen came of 10 day. Governor, Phil
Allen, dem. elected by 600 majority
Congress, Geo. q. King, whig, and BENZ. b.
Thurston, democrat. are elected. Lieut.
Governor, Secretary Of State, Attorney Gen
eral, aud State Treasurer, are all democrats
The Legislature stands Senate 13 wings,
and Id democrats, no choice in four districts
House, 25 wings, and 81 democrats; no
choice in 6 districts.
Present democratic majority on joint bal
lot 7.
In addition to the shove, we learn from the
Mansfield Shieldand Bannerthat on Monday.
March 81 the Democrats after severe and
closely contested struggle, succeeded in e
lecting their Mayor by very handsome ma
jority. Truly it looks as if the whg party
were "used up" community about these
| times.
In Connecticut the Slate election tool
place on Monday last, and if We nre no
much mistaken there is some cold comfort il
store for the Galpinss in that State.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-04-09
mo. 49l

March 81, 1851.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

q II HORACE s,I' ACE GREEkEys,
Tho {l9adbSaSTDo,' 'wbi,ss i,sea Am. q Nm N. !,

- efsT uSFrFE fTAK VFTN
Tho tliteddbarc white CONT with one sijs
Of the, collar iurnsdprapd tha sdihsrdown.
like the ears Of s.,hsli lcp",o rabbits The Int.
IN which the glue and tho nap were se mex
'ricaoiy united by rcpessed rain st9fnls, that
the sharpesl curryco'nb 'cotiid rct 'dctsch
tnsn'-.lhe cowhide boots Thai meyer learn,
ediao shineN-siho neckeoth with 'hs~ vJack
ne'cbi Observation-Disclosures tharsiose,l
lnIroush INC stfsels qwish ASIDE syipgGas q
me nGinses op 9neJ slds YsJe gFeasea gHit'hc
otner rus'yT-Ihs We'll iprmed rintellsctua'
head, ani the cna'k WING iacc;in winch the
opposite expressions : o .sugacity and cfecu.
IVY seemed strangely hiehded; an sholEHah
fne Acompeeten' par'Sol lhe,poliiieal AaeIleian.
INC visionary llls consrcoyersalis'.s ille nh,.
[,sn'h'op's., anu ne sioyen, culie.i Horace
Ts'fee'oyrnas icH fcf London IN the baltic,
ane wan appear ~ inc Ofys'al fa'aee N aue
umc a; Par' OF ihe american contribution
10 inc "oflu 3 ra't. "e 'h'nk we see Aim
now oagucftreeayPlns INC whole 9e.,s'ss seems
,nrougn ,ne ichso' MS eyes, upon ihe c'eaf
,r nro,n oeh'na 'hsm, ior reproduction IN tho
ihouhe,1ro oupetnc'a' observers will take
MN ior zanyiput VINO so tries The etlge OF
ms ','e,'ec'ua ao' nc'a'' VIII nnd mat np. as
Pol'sneu a. v., damascus se'me'ppr, p,, ae Is as
"ce" annec "hi'"e. Exeter hail wiil
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

VOLS 3.iBr-7T-N0. .,36.
THE, NooN.

p Predecessor AjitehsjJ. yIbeuUye6fl American
astronomer. hus been delivering course Of
populnr lec,t res in, aha S,u,o oi;iNsw1York
on his fayori,e science. From q repori Of
these lectures In ,he New York Tribune, We
seIect the following relating 10 tie moon
which slrikinGIy illustrates tIe lharmohy Of
The universe. ossdi iBd ,.nolujEl ID o. :
|, yByla comparison f,hc, accounts, of the
eclpsos by the ancicn,s, particularly The
Babyionians, with modern observations. i,
appoared ,ha, The moon moved swiiirf thuu
she did three thousand wears ago.di The
increase was small, 10 bc snre--Rer plac.
having advanced only three diameers In
that time. Bu. wha,gwas the, cause liE-and
wha, would be abe ,rcsul,l The problem
was, solved BY La Place. The ear,h's osbi.
l1hda ne sah. lh6lgh eiIipiicni. Is ininble)y
opening throueh The attraction oftxtrahe-
Eous bodies. FheieaT,li's 0rbproundt the sun,
uphIellip,icaI, is minp.ely opening .brougb
the attraction of extraneons bodies. The
orbi. being thus enlarged, and. the suns in.
Auence diminished, lhe, car.h's Influence
over the moon become. .proporlio na,ely y
greater, lis orbit is diminished aud lis speed
increased? Though tho whole disturbance
lis SO slight, i, has be en- accurately loalcuIa!
led. The earh's, orbi, will continue 10 in.
crease through millions Of centuries ill j,
shall become q circle and then will slowly
retiirn apain, 10 lis present shape, swinging
back and fonh like a apendulumi s,riking The
ebbine seconds of eternity itself .s1ig
But though some six,y or seventy differen
sources Of disturbance have been discovered
and calculated, sill the moon will no, net
out OF her place. Irwin not answer for The
minute and hour shaad so( the worlds time.
piece 10 be wrong. If she hides a. porticu.
lar star to-day, we mus, know exactly when
she will do SO again. . Hansor,a a mos, lindo.
fa,ieable German astronomer. has calcula.
,ed several of the disturbing forces. and will
probably conouer all difficulties remaining.
One Of those overcome is this Venus. which
moves mOYn guap0ilV lhnn The an rlh iOT one
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
THE BIRD SONG.


- r-tFR +%sUNo.aBf JENNY LIND.
~"BiRpLNd! why sing in the furss, widel
Say whyl say why?
GallsahPn The Bridegroom or Ihe Bfiicl
l And whyl and why" lla.3a-lSa
al call no Bridegroom no Bride,
Although ! singin the fores. wide,--
Nor know J why Pm singing" (
"BiRDLlNol whyis thy heart SO blesll
.e Oh, sayl Oh, say7 '-'
Music o'erao@ing from Thy breasli
Oh, say1 Oh, say1"
My heart is full, and ye. 1t is light,
My hcar is glad in day or night, .7i
Nor know lwhy I'm singing, -
-'B:HptISo! why sing you alt the dayl
.TLs Oh, teIl Oh, lell
do any listen 10 thy lays ~
20 Oh, telli Oh, telll .'''
"'Icare no. whar my song may be; .li.
Now this, now Ihal--l warbIe free, e. ~
d Nor know, ye. mus be singing"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
ilaf $500. ~ inifai3 fFof the TELEGRAPH.
nRA CTICAL UTILITY or PHRENu
.lr1 rnn " LOGY.
.sw sv soHs BARRRrT.
NOW.


Phrenology will also aid in forming q
coTreci opinion OF Tho character and natural
disposition Of strangers u How many have
been doped, cheated, s8indltd, robbed, und
deceived b. those whom they imagined to
be honest and upright men. But this sci.
sDce, correctly understood, points oul the Irve
2 chm acters IA smiling counnnance gqudy
eFGoriOb apleasiHg address, unda1ahsfmine
iAeoice,I Ieahno. deceive The student Of Phre.
Z nology. He instantly detects the reul mo.
saiiEs and1Tue inIen, Of the mind. The era
tipm is an exponent Of the heart. Impo.
si,ioa may thus be avoided, and many snare:
escaped. Indeed knowledge Of this sci
encsis Of incalculable benefit 10 the tray'
efsi,. whose business compels him TO have
q much intercourse with strangers, and ever
sqR eilncs with suspicious characters. Wht
would not, then, wish 10 have il in his powel
70 discern belwecn the "good and The yile,'
sadd be able TO eH.ricale himself from ,hos'
4,lFcpljes inio which he would otherwise
b futl!d Mrofz iigai lao Sy.ia !ih %
HU
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

J.
TESTING THE SPIRITs.-A Ouch widowvr.
whose better half departed on The long jour.
ney toithe spirit land twelve months ago, do.
ierinined TO consult the .'rappers,'' and en-.
deavor TO obtain spiritual communication.
feeling anxious respecting the future stale of
his la'e wife, These "rappers" were no. the
genuine "mediums" bur Of a bogus kind
adven!urers endeavorng to reap the harvest.
ous oil the late mysterious develooemenIs.
Alter The usual ceremonies, ,Ihe spirit of Mrs
f1auniz. manifested its willingness 10 con.
verse with her disconsolale spousp., sg,r
"lsh dat you, Mrs, Haunz," inquired The
Du,chman, 'l'' y Il. '+5'" ''''' ..''''
"Yes, dearest, l, is your wifc----" '"
"You lie. you devil OF ghos,.'' in,errup.
ted Haunlz, starting from his chair, "mina
frau sbpeak noting bu, Deiich, and she ne.
YER said tcerss, in her life. Il vas always,
/. .llaunlz you ,ief,' or 'Haunlz you diriy
shkamp,'"' and the Old Du,chman hobbef
frnm ahe room, we'll satisfied thar the 'rap-
ping spirils' were ali hhmbugs, and that he
was safe from any further communication
with his shrewish frau en- this eaiih.-By.,
tdio Republic. ''' ''' n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

!. Nor. ONE JEw,,"-It is snid .hn. not one
Jew, during the Revolutionary war took Parl
Z against The liberal party, andr,heD Jews have
! always taken the side of freedom against
oppression. That they should love liberty
Q Sso,fer people, viii appear natural enough
wI,an we remember the tyranny aud hard.
ships 10 which The monarchics Of the world
have sabjscied theix ancestors for 80 many
hundred yeaFs. tt ,,t4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12
Amid tbe Grass and Iern;
A passing Stranger scooped q we'll,
Where weary men might turn,

faI.1 ia 3 I0f +. i..ls nltr
A passing Stranger scooped we'll,
Where weary men might ,urn,
He walled i, in, and hung with care
A ladis at the brink--si z.as Cd ao
He thought not Of The deed be did, u.
But judged ,ha. Toll nigh. drink.
He passed again-and 10! The well,
BY summers never dried,
Had cooled ten thousand parching tngucs
And saved life beside E4
A dreamer dropped o random thoughT
80 Twas old, and YET twas new 'a''',
A simple fancy Of the brain, '''.-1'l
Bui strong in being true; t
Il sbone upon genial mind, .g
And 10! ils light became v.r.
A lamp Of iieh,,ia beacon ray, ,s
A monilory flame. ' s
The thought was smull--ta Issue great
4 wulch.frc on the hill, ~ Is s5 rlt
Ii sheds lis radiance iar adown, e
And cheers the valley still "
a,sr s.s. 81.
4 namcless man, amid q crowd a.
Tina, lhronged the daily mart, .
-.et full word Of hope and love
upstudied, from The heart; :.,.
a whisper on the lumuls lhrown---
A lransilory breaIh--
Il raised brother from the dust,
1t saved a soul from death,
Dn, germ! oh, foun,! oh, world Of loyel
Ie were bu, lhlle al the frsI,
But mighty al the asI!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

|by NJ Cabet and the olher sdi,ors, and trans.
lated into English before going 10 the COM
positorsIou al d9id8 bGH ii doidR aHiiulsi 4
81 Sunday is, ,devo,ed To- recreation, as sIlhe
habi, Of The, French q. home. The Com.
muniiy has among lis members fifteen in
siramental musicians, and the young people,
and indeed The greater par. hofbIhe olher
bpehbers, are trained 10 sing 10 chorus
There are DANCES in The, open air, and the
'Tbea,er within doors. A temporary Stage
is efec,ed and arranged in the large dining
baH, and there comedies and ivaudevilles are
performed for the amussmentof both ac,Drs
and audience. The children ,ake part. in
The performances, and exclusion from the
Stage ~ the chorus on Sunday is the Sc.
scfest punishnism thai can be infic.sd on
the disorderly ai school. vi sldeassa'si
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-12

ft1sA cosresponden. ofs The Lowell Cou'
y s5,.T. wiring Ifohi San Jose Mission, says
ithnl The hills ia that region live TO such
Y ersa, arO, ihaiIheiE oynsTss have 10 iasien
lonr poles 70 lhs end ofshcir1horns to- isl
a. wrigkles run ol! eh, ,.a, .,rt