Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-24

Iloj HeCtook the bread and { Ii Boa e;a,ii
.;ts, And what the word dol 0Rke itfs-s4
That rbslisve and tAk', n ~ ~.
Xnd tRus, .ihs shs saved bo,h ,incipIess and aud
her Iife. ..Sow.nhey aakld & ,l granted iii5I
wha, is pleasing 70 shem'nil|. .s so,J Others;
|hshce,hsy ,hiuk' thn. ,siisy .h shoUlyou
no higher respecl ,,hap g you alone;
and whatever they may concerning
YOU, wiihoul your pfishy, w deem II ,,6s
hight bf poliieiessa 70 al ,kough skUy
knew nG.bing! Z The irreoe Sh,s oi ihelI
|,aErrS is6;< 1&< 4 1pbpalalApPs
sire then 10 iOquife into yodfehasacief and
cultivate your acquaintance. and can be Ger.
.ifed iIhatgou sse upon The sumo social leo
el with, themselves. they are us kind and so
ciable, as any people in The world. The
work Of Shakespeare IS i.self spficlen,
proof cf ihis; Ii could no. have been pro-
docsd among at snnsocial people. gend.
Inc Yankee may inirudeI himself among
Them. and soon iudi himself al homei but III
you are spmcwhs, reserved yourself, and
having resources in yourself, In external ma,
lure, and 10 the rhonuinen,s Of tbs country,
detsfmihe 10 be ssa 3iooksf.on IN Vienna''
you will pfeseht negative pole 10 o mega
live and experience nothing bu. repnisior,
We .haye read Of the hermi, in London, II
seems like fiction 10 one who has never
been there, but really The metropolis Of
Englandis one oflihe bes, places IN the
world for Rbsrmi.aee Alman, once under,
look to make a heFmi, Of himsslf in The
woods Of Ohio, but we sconrsn sshighway
pas, lhe mop,h Of bis cave. Had ,heopoo
fellpy gone 10 Ieedopi nobody would have have
troubled him.
The English are poor hands 70 make Ii.
ons. An amusing illusMnlisn ofabe differ.
ence between English and American. char.
aeler occurred a.is lownb. on The shore Of
Lake Erie, Mr., Dickens--.he novelist
and MS lady, on their way Through ihe coun.
,ry stopped there fof a ofiwo. Putting
up a, ,heIeadfng hotel. Ahey called for pri,
va,e rooms, from which they could look
,oat upJn The bss1dfuI bosom Of the Lake.
Ipwas SION reporssdihapthey were In town;
and genlsman after gentleman and lady af-
Ter !ady,iu ,.heir kindness, called 10 pay their
respec,s 10 ihe strangers; bu, in vain. The
travellers had I'd idea ii being turned in,o
lions. and as they did not know the persons
who called, they declined 100 see them. The
boarders at The house we're congranlaling
ihemsslves 1upon their good fortune, and
,wen,,o mealsain ohipho spiri,s an,icipa,iup
The, company OF lhe English author and his
rai s y. 1l-
iege Of shaking Them 6y the hand, and en-.
|joying 'he'r society" bu''' ans! MT; p'ck'
ems directed nus meals 10 Dc served IN MS
private apartments. 2 tne americans were
perseynefllpg' mey la,d 9 pan pys wn'ch 'hay
ieis en 4, sure 'aes could comhass sne,f enc -
ney maze supper 10 hohor OIL me dls.ih'
gusned strangers anu sent up na''ef'ng
cards o. nv,,a''oN'o 'nem' Az 'hings went
happily" LIE foreigners richly dressed
duly appeared u .he drawing.room' were
duiy ln'roouceq, qu'y iaaded, 'eas'ed' and
loas'eo' MANY amusing ana nauerlng Incl.
dents connec1edgwl'n ,ne aulnori e0iIyened
me evening eHa tnel lelNzens ,re!irsd deigns'
co. wnn hs eonors o9'n wn'ch VIM sney nao re-
ce.veo ena bestowed. Inc next gay me
|gues's uePaneu' wnen 10TH was ascer.a'neo
sha' Mr.ahu mss. dickens, ins'eao OF ap'
Peanng themselves a. the least had sem
GOWN i9srg gman,seryanlg and maid-seryan1
dressed up ior 9s1S' me occasion. has =
NO Ameilcan---noI even Jonn hanoo'ph