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J. B.-Not Mai. Jo Bagstocks Of Bozs
creation, but J. Besi, Church street, now
offen-as will be seen-to furnish the bags
gratis for his agency Of the small Young a.
merica potatoes, This will cause the tide to
set hack from Court House Square TO Chuch
street Think Of it; Bags for nothn !"
more than this, he will send the small po-
tatoes home to the purchaser, by small
~,sssv, at no additional cost There -
How are other B. g to get ahead Of 81. b.
unless they DO oil he does at the same
profitable gratis rates, and then throw IN
the 3" Young Americans" for la"iope'
j. b., IL q generous and liberal fellow
We can smoke whole month Of summer
nights IN contemplating the fact. When
the Co'nef was mere nebulous spec in the
hotixon-when the pcnderous and heavy
bodies-"S.~s," Moons and STARS
"Heraids" Coar,eys," "Gaset,es," and ".ad-
vccatss,' ran against; into and through us
threatning the determination of the idea Of
a daily four by six newspaper at Red Stick
Beal-J. Beal came forward. and was
booked sacredly, in our memory, es our first
regular patron, Yes, we recol1ect this,
now and recollect, how we threw more
wood on the fire that CO Id winter night
and called those excellent nameless spirits
Of the early day to supper in the Sky
Blue Castle. We cannot forget these things
Beal's growth, has heen our growth. The
same generosity; the same enterprise the
same public spirit characterizes him now,
Is then.
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Saw and Saw lRlades.

l1KOSSNUT, Plt, Pannel, Rip, lemon,
" Steel and brass back; Butchers, Bow,
Webb, Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws.
assorted sizes and the most of them of
Spear 4 lackson's" make Always on
hand at the Hardware store of
lan25-y. LARGulEK 4 LANorE.
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MONTAN & HUGUET.
N ut tee.

" + undersigned has this day associated
L with him in the Hardware businers.
JOHN s. HUGUE1. and thankful to his
patrons for their liberal patronage. soIicts
continuance Of past favors for the new
firm.
apis u. G.. MONTAN.
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no BAKERS.

DECEIVED per steamer John J. Roe:
II Fifty Bbl.. Supertine Flour; IS Pitts
6eld Mills; Is Sans Souci Brand.
These brands said to be most profitable
to the trade. We offer at New Orleans prices
to insure fair trial.
lune6 BARBEE \ BENZ AMlN.
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INMAN's PATENT,
Gate and DOO1' Springs.
rYNHE UNDERSIGNED sole agents for

( this invaluable Spring has them on
hand and for sale at price which is moth
ing compared with their utility. Samples
can be seen at my store, on the gate Of
Joshua Rea, and the Harvey House Door
They are simple and would not be insult
able for the neatest parIor doors in this
city, apply at MoNrAN II KuauET,
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y. Simon s. "a.

THERE is NOTHING of more impor-
i tauce to this community than TO know
where 10 get, PERFECT FITS, at sulta-
bic prices. j. SIMON & CO.. filled with
Samaritan like philanthropy, would res
rectiuly direct the weary with being
humbuggedD people, Of this honest place
to their establishment, opposite the Post
office, whcf9, the
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-25

% II 10 not often that We permit our
selves to get out Of the proper laudatory
bounds, hut We feel very much this morn
ing, like going of in ecstacies over a nice
little basket, which we find on our table,
pressed down and ov, rfowing full Of the
frat fruit Of the season.
To say shat the fair donor has our
thanks" would be, to use common ex-
Observation-Disclosures in comparison Of what
the bountiful gift inspires.
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Wooden Ware I!

A XE, Ratchet, Tile, Anger and Chisel
II Handles, Clothe LiEe Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
and Sash Tools, for sale by
mayG. MONTAN Il HUGUET.
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House F,,rnishjnxs.

WATER Cisterns, Drippers and Ewers;
w oval, octagon and colored Hall Lamps;
enam.led Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve ket.
ties: castiron and earthen Spittoons: oval.
square and Gothic Walters; Salvers and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes; Glimmers and
Wic.. rich center table French Busters i,
common Yankee ditto; common, wooden,
Furnished, Brittania and silver plated, Ia
bic CastorS, at MoNrAN Il HuerrT.
NAYS. Church street.
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EulbrOl(lcrlcg,

A VERY large stock of Embroideries, the
II finest and richest patterns, Collars
Cuffs, Chimezetts, etc, at S,MoN's Capitol
Cheap Store. Mays -y
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Mechanics Tools.

pENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
ID & Jacksons Saws, Plains If all kinds
Augers and Anger Bits, Brace and Brace
Bits. Hatchctts, Hammers, Carvers Tools,
Gimblets and Coopers Bits, Cooper's Riv-
cts &c. MoNTAN & HUGuET.
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By the Grand Turk.

1Sy the Grand INck.
JUST received direct from St Louis and
y for sale low, Tor CASH.
so Sacks Corn;
so Sacks Oats; -......
so do Bran: .4...
Bacon, Sides and Shouders:s
apll9-y. H. Y. TOMLINSON & Co.
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VOW PEAs.-loO BCSHEL-
y Dor sale by
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A. w. HYATTS,
I'N m iIy gro ry'y,

cory huuch C 81, Uipnfjf" 1s.
'lNiIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully begs leave 10
! iuferm his friends Of Fast and West Baton
Rouge, that. having established himself IN the
Grocery business, he is prepared to sell articles
in hrs lin" cheap can h. obtained AT any
other cs'ablishmenfn tnwn. 4 comple'e assert
ment Of Family Groceries, WIVES, LIQTOR&,
1OB1''O, etc, always on lssnd.
ap. 10y. A. W HYATT.
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THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL.

Iv,IE MAGIC CORN AND con MILL is super
| i,r TO any Heretofore offered for GRINDING
FEED FnN STOCK. twill grind twenty bushels
Of stock feed per hour, with the power 81 one
mule or il will grira ak bushels of fine meal
$40, II, an, %, six bushels Of corn and cob for stock
feed per hour, with the power Of one mule.
This MAGIC MILL WAS patented in Serteui-
bor 1853. and H. undoubtedly superior to all its
predecessors.
our prices will be found to be iuuch lower than
other walls Of inferior quality For sale by
SAMUEL LODKE,T, md 9 Front levee.
New Orleans.
Agent for the Manufacturers.
cw Tho above described Mill cnu be seen at
the store 81 Il x. PU1kET, Church street, Baton
Rouge who ia file agent for H." sale Of the
aaf,p The mill can he furnished nj any landing
on the river, between New Orleans aud bayou
Sara f., &.5-f freight included may1-ly
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w 1aiskev.

mIsAcy.
lust RECEIVED A LOT OF"
Il MONONGAHALAR RYE WHISKEY"
and for sale in bulk or retail low for cash
M. q. BRYAN,
may23. N. f. Cor, Court House square
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Chronometer,

DATENT LEVER, Detached lever and
L Lapine Watches, just received and for
sale low. at THEO. GOLDNANN'S.
mayl7 Harvey House Basement
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EMBROIDERlEs.

Enid. Chemisetts and Sleeves in Joots (;
Rich Guipure Lace Collars, great var
iety of Silk and Lace MsnteIles; Emb'd
.Iaconet Bands, very rich Emb'd. Ladies'
Handkerch,els; Emb'd. Skirts, Dimi-
try, for Skirts a large variety oflSilk
Parasols, Fans, Silk Gloves and Filet
M,tfs nc
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

GRAIN CRADLES Complete: Straw
~ Cutters; Corn Shelters; rwig and
Hedge Shears Hay Knives Sythes Sick
les, oheaths: Hay Forks; Rakes, Chain
Pumps Garden Engine Rriar Hooks;
Pick Axes; Grind Stone Cracks: Axe
Handles; Curry Combs; Hoes; Spades
Shovels; Axes. &c. &c, At
LARGUIER Y LANOUE.
may23. Cor. Lafayette Il Florida.
Family rocerics!
\ GOOD supply on hand. to which
IA would solicit the attention of my old
iriends-new ditto. Terms and prices as
moderate as any. JOSHUA BnAL
lust RECEIVED!
- French Jacenetts. small figured
French Lawns a.
30 pc. Eobinet. for Bars
Ladies' lisle thread Gosas all colors:
and large variety ef the latest style Of
Embroidered Collars;
90 pc. Irish Linen,
Embroidered Skirts
Extra fine Marseis Quilts, ia;
50 doz. l.. o. Handkerchief Mt Al 81 doz
mayl" J. SIMON 4 co.
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Boring Machines.

A FEW more left, Of the above labor sa-
II wing machines, with three sogers, as.
orted sizes. at LARculER Il LANcuE
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LADIES DEPARTMENT

Will be found full Of Flo,,nced and plain
Barages. and Silk Tissues MusIns and
Organizes; Muslin, .'aconet Il Organder
Robes Plain and Printed Br,Ilianteens !;
Camhrics Linen I.awns-in short every
thing in this long line.
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Brushes! Brllsl,esl
Corr, Il Cob Mill.

TO ARRIVE in few days direct from
i the mandatory, assorted sizes Of the
celebrated Little Giant" Corn and Cob
Mills, at Iap3l LAReulER Il LANouA's.
CURRY COMBS, Cistern Faucets
" Brass Faucets. Molasses Gates, &c,
mayo. MONTAN h HUGUET.
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens,
WITH Gold and Silver Holders, also La
w dies Pencils. A large assortment on
hand, at dec19 TnEo. GoLDMANN's,
Watch maker and Jcweler
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VARIETIES.
lust received from New York Flutins
d SlssoIs. Curling longs. Cotton and Silk
embroidery, various colors Meerschaum
Pipes, Palm Leaf Fans, Backgammon
Boards, China Jointed Dolls, Wax Candles
Just received and for sale BY
llne 3 GEO II HEROMAN
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FRESH GROUND FLOUR.-Purchasers
L of Flour, would do well to bear in mind, that
fresh ground family flour can always be had in
Baton Rouge. and of her own manufacture. To
insure getting it all 0. X. send your orders TO
maroe JOSHUA REAL.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

The Rich MEN or New YoRK.-Mr.
Beach has recently published an account OF
the rich men Of New York whose fortunes
exceed 100000. Oflhis number there are
l,060, divided as follows:
100000, 314 individuals; $15O,OoO,
2o5; 5000, 900, 159; $780, 900, 10; $780,.
600, rs; $35o,oO0. 10; 100000, 81;
45O, COO, 8; 100000, 7; 100000. "a;
100000, 5; 100000, rs; 81 100000. is;
81 800, 900, 5; $4,000, 900. 8; $4,000, 900,
I; $4,000 900, 2; $4,000, 900, 1; 5000, 1000,
1. The lolul Of the fortunes Of these 1860
individuals amounts 10 the enormous sum of
$296,550,000. Ii is interesting 10 see how
these favored sons Of fortune began life.
7 w. B. Aslor, whose forlue is estimated Of
&c, 900, 900, is The son Of The famous John
Jacob As,or, a German emigrant, who land.
ed ni New York in 1894, almost penniless.
Stephen Whitney, whois rated by Mr.. Bench
al $4,000, 900, and by others al double that
sum, acquired his wealth by bold specula,
ton in cotton and real estate. William II.
AsPinwpll, .(4,O00,oooJ member Of the
firm Of Rowland & AspinwalI, inherited the
bulk Of hiss properly from his father. N.
Loagwonh, ($2O00,o00) resident al Gin
cinnali, but owning grea, deal OF real es,
tate in New York, 10 the son Of q poorshoe.
maker Of Newark. New Jersey. Pelel Iiar-
mony, $4,000, ,0o0) deceased, came 10 New
York a cabin boy. The oLorillards, l$8,,
000, ,0o0) Of an old Hugueno, family, were
quite poor on.heir arrival in America; they
have mode s4heir fortune inihe tobacco bu,
siness, la. r, S.ewal ($e, ,ooo,O00) the IA,
nous silk merchant begpn business ,hiny
years, ego in small relail, store 10 ,be Bow.
cry. Geo. Law, ($1 900, ,oo0) he owner o.
o line oG California steamers, IN his youth
was day aborOr on q farm. Cornelius
Varderbib, l$t 800 o00) thirty years back
was o SIaien Island boaiman. Among those
who are rated at 10000, are J. Chester
mar formerlhsa lailor's apprentices; P
Cooner, once, a starch manufacturer, anc
Henry Brevoori, the son of,ths owner Of {
small farm Of eayen acres on Teulh street
New, York. or Inc Loco individuals men
lioned IN The book Of Mr., Beach, 800, q
least, began life in poor and needy clrcum
stances. 4saa Ht3l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

GARRlcK's rowEus OF FACE. When
Garrick was in Paris. pleviile, the ceiobra.
ted French actor, invited him 10 lis villa,
and being in gay hnmor, he proposed to 60
in one of The hired coaches tha, regularly
piled between Paris and Versailles, en-
which road Previle's villa was si,aa.eI.
When they got in, Garrick ordered tha
coachman 10 drive on; butihe driver answer.
ed thai he would as soon as he got his com:
pIcmerl Of four passengers A caprice i'm.
medialeIy, seized Gairick. lie determined
- give his brother player a specimen of his
art, While The coachman WINS aienlively
looking out fl passengers, Gurrick slipped
out o the door. wen, round 10 the coach,
and by his wonderful command of conn,e-
nance, passed himself upon the coachmun
as Stranger. This he did twice, and was
admiued each time as fresh passenger, TO ,hs
establishment md admiration of PrevIe.
Garrick whipped oul third time, and al
dressed himself 10 the c, achman, who said
In surIy 'IOne lhnt he 'area1y had gol lis
complement" and would huye driven IF
without him had moi Preyile cultd out that
as the stranger appeared 10 be very lula
man, they would accommodate the gcnls.
man and make room for him.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

A LOVE OF L1TERATuRE,--Were / topray
for taste which should stand me in stead
under every variety of circumstances, and
be source of fhappiness and cheerfulness tc
me during life, and shield against its ills,
however things might go amiss, and the
world frown upon me, would be a taste fol
reading. Give man this taste, and the
means of gratifying it, and you can hardly
fail of making him happy man; unless, in
deed, you put into his hands a most per
verse selection Of books. You place him
in contact with the best society in every pc
rod ofhistory-with the wisest, the wittiest
the tenderest, the bravest, and the ,pures
characters who have adorned humanity
You make him denizen Of all countries, .
cotemporary with all nations. The world
has been created for him.-ST John Her.
Schel.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

SHORT SIGHTED GovERNoR. Some
years since' on me ROAD hon Lancaster TO
rn,'aoe'ph'a: on o'ez'ns hei summer day.
'uoSe r1''ock' LOW Governor OF renai'y'.
vah'S) "a 10, non; James 'Su'sele' t'ne pam Law,
yen Qn'ssll ana your correspondent, who
S'"~'he iofher we'll oH po' !aeiai'fr' wore
a'o,e IN ',le Ieaf'nos! car o. 'ne uasa. rhi1i
iocH "aS 'ooN'ne ou' ci me cur WINDOW, f az
pace @nofe 'no 'ra'n stepped 20 "a'er'
wnen suouen'y ne grew ms wl'i'e handKer'
o"'ei ''on' "'S P'chp'' ana peean Vigorously
|ay'ns - ~ "e u'f, az .no same ume 'oop''
u.as Dat ,,'S ,'eao ou ot'"e "'"oo" ~ ase'y
'"1W'o"' ..Ws'. M ".a''e. -,
X na' VIZ yoa ao'u'' JuuSei asAcu'Mf'
y ,,,,. w,nous ''slng 'fom h's sea-. -
pg . = sec yooor's ~ mere -,
4, 49, ''si ~''''S uNsschis'sano
~ 'o'',","s 'pe sai,iie---s''p acquai''sice
: - .'apG ''lnie'ly ! si'PpVse, zen ~
'uoSe - 1oaseu, pul ~ t,', 'ew 'li''neh's no
asu'" .ooAeo ou' ahu fesuIneu Inc opefasion
WV" "un'S n'S .,', oo'ho''I' a., -, :,
w 10 She. 'uages asHeu var Q.' as ne
a' ',; 'Du"e"s 1" ',e eoi"ei W ine car WIN
' ' ;. "I,"'' , tA"s,,'"eS cuf'eo up ''ke g'san'
" Nv y 'ro e. caa. ~ -, 49,,
r., ~ ~ ,NS' 's' uo" : e@ac'iy KNOW
Ln ~ ne": 9s"'o', anu Gun ,scosh,z' ~.
.Ias wv ~ ueo'eu ~ grey '"k' anu s'anus
i.;a~d iHp A. VS. ""p's "ee' neo' IN!
"'I,' o" nna .o'% H.. - y mouse. ~" a.
ond ,L t"S w '"e 'oco'"o'''e safs' S",r"
p d I,o.i' I N~' o'S"n W move 'uago
:. '.IsA "s"," h''eu ms calhor'r 10 inc 'aaV
u, ~ u n'ai sa'u'e; ana ms umc jim Qhgele
,n'usu' ' ne would nave peep at hrr' 3"
n; he I'esSeu aS over 70 Inc 'udge' ana p"kln9 q"
MS ~ l'eeu' 'ooA Vlew' Ou' dlqnI see the lady;
He'u''heiess, me Judge kePi on waving ms
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

LooKrNe FOR LOST SHEEP IA preacher
was travelling in one of the back settlements
and stopped at a cabin where an old lady
received him very kindly. After setting
provision before him she began to question
him: 'a-f'i'' eitsi.9 n tsa .F5 fi
stranger where might you be from!'
MADAM, I am searching for the lost sheer
Of the tribe of Israel" 4t v est ii n
John, John shouted the old lady :comt
rite here thisminit; here's a stranger all tht
way from Shelby county, Kentucky, a hun
ting stock, ond I'll just bet my life that TIN
gled haired old black ram, that's bin in ou
lot al last week is one OF his'n.' f8-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

The Day AFTER THE BATTLE.-A popular
writer thus describes the horrors of The day
succeeding the balle OF Eylau. Il gives q
revolving but true picture of The terrible evils
OF wal:
Such was the battle Of Eylau, Tough. in
the rnids, OF piercing snow storm. Murn,
was a thunderb,lI on .ha, day, nj d the deeds
,ha, were wrought by him will ever furnish
themes for the poet and painter. BlI lei the
enthusiast go over the scene in tie morning
after The bamle, If he would find cure (or
his love Of glory. Fifty too thousand men
lay piled across each other in the shorI
space ol six miles, while The snow, giving
back the sluin oI blood, made the field look
like unto one greas slaughter house. The
lrosts Of q winter morning were oil unheed d
in the burning fever Of ghasily wounds, and
the air was lopdsd with cries Tor nelp, and
grouns, and blasphemies, and cursings. Six
thousand horses lay amid The slain, seine
stiff and cold in death others rendering tho
scene still mcie awful by their shril cries
of pain. The cold heavens looked down on
this fallen multitude. while ,he pale lacps OF
the thousands that were already s,iff in
death, looked sill more appalling in their
vas, winding sheet Of snow. Focmen had
fallen across each o,her as they fought, ,und
lay like brothers clasprd in the lis,eInbrace;
while dismembered limbs and dis ,mboweled
corpscs were scauered as thick as aulumn
leaves tver The field. Every form o. wound,
and every IN d ica;ion Of woe ", re here yis'
ible. No modern war had h.hetso txhibi-
ted such carnage and where Murut's cavalry
hal charged, there the slain lay ,hickesI.
1t was pertinent and forcibIc saying Of
the Emperor Napoleon, that .'hundsome
women pleases the eye, butt a good woman
p'eases the heart; one is a jewel, and the
other trealue.
Whatever chilli hear read, or spoken
of in terms of appreciation, will give a
srrong bias to their minds. Hence the ne
cessity of guarding conversation in families
as well as excluding books and companions
that have tendency to yitiate the heart.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

An INCIDENT They met, twas on the
sidewalk, and he thought to cut a swell; 50
he raised his beaver gracefully, bent his
his body like en- L. She bowed and smiled
SO sweetly, that he thought her very nice,
quite forgetting for the moment that he
stood upon the ice. Thus, little reckiflg 9
what he did, or how he stood, or where, his
head approached Che pavement, and his
heels went up in the air; while he Stsra-ly
and with violence, on The sidewalk took his
SCAT and with avery sheepish look picked
himself up, and the way he putt around
the corner isn't very often beat; as far az
speed is concerned at all events Spring.
lfeW Republican.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

MusIo.-Oh! music! miraculous art that
makes the poets skill a jest, revealing tc
the soul inexpressible feelings by the aid o.
inexplicable sounds. A blast Of thy trum'
pet. and millions rush forward to die. A
peal Of thy organ, and uncounted nations
sink down to pray. Mighty is thy three
fold power, first thou canst call up all ele
mental sounds, and scenes, and subjects
with, the defniteness Of reality Strike the
lyrelssIo! the voice Of the winds, the flasl
ofstle lightnings the swell of the wave, the
solitude Of Che valley. Then thou cans
speak to the secrets of mans heart as ifby
inspiration. Strike the Tyre! Lo! our ear
ly love, our treasured hate, our withered
joy, our fattered hope. And lastly, by thy
mysterious melodies thou canst recall men
from all thought Of this world and of him
self, bringing back to his soul's memory
dark but delightful recollections of the her
itage which he has lost but which he may
win again. Strike the Tyre! Lol Paradise
with its places of inconcevable splendor
and its gates of unimnginable glory.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

WEBSTER ON D1sUN1oN.--"When my eyes,
shall be turned to behold, for the last time,
the sun in heaven, may l not see him shin,
ing on the broken and dishonorcd fragments
of once glorious Union; on States dissev-
cred, discordant and belligerent, on land
rent with feuds, and drenched, it may be,
in fraternal blood. Let this last feeble and
lingering glance rather behold the proud
ensign Of the Republic, now known and
honored through the earth, still full high
advanced, its arms not trophies streaming
in their original lustre, not single star OBJ.
scured. bearing for its motto no such mise
rable interrogatory as, "what is all this
worth?" Nor those other words Of delusiou
and folly, "liberty first and union after.
wards;" but every where spread all over in
characters Of living light, blazing on its am.
pie folds, as they float over the sea and
land, and in every wind under the whole
heavens, that other sentiment, dear to eve.
ry American heart--"liberty and union
now and forever one and inseparable."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

stTbe bes, protection against The rigors o.
winter is mulrlmopyi But wha, is tho bes
protection agains. The rigcrs Of malrimonyi
- LORD BRouanAM LII is saidahut,hisds.
lihguished Individual, laIely ina playful
rnodd, wrote the following cpituph on him
self: t1R ttt
''lIere, reader, turn your weeping eyes,
My fate useful NOR i teaches,
The hole in which my body lies
Would no. contain one hall my speeches.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

Y The death OF Calollne, Lee HEINZ q
ysomowbal Distinguished wrier, and aulhor
oI several popular fciions, s announced,
Sho expired q, Anna Maria, Florida, on the
llih inst.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

MEETING WITH A, WlFE.-The following
interesting inciden, we copy from Calilor'
MIA par er: a n
The arrival Of an ocean steamer Is always
The scene Of large crowd of spectators al
The wharf. One afternoon when The Panama
came in. q tall indiyidaal from the NOM,
iains, who unfortunately, had no ticket TO
secure him admnance on the dock, stood
outside ol The gate, watching through The
opening ponneis with grea. anxiety, as il be
expected the arrival OF some dear fiend
AIier a full hour thus occupie !, his hear
was gladdened by the approach Of a small
furniture wagon containing several women
among whom he recognized the features O.
one that made him utter an involuntary ENC
ulalion. The gate was swung back and The
wpgon passed out. He worked himself up
10 i, amid The dense throng OF people, ant
exclaimed "Sarahl'" attracting the attention
Of young woman seated alongside OF m,
driver. As soon us she beheld him, sht
answered "Johnl" and losing oil conuo
over herselfGell forward on the launches o
the horses, from which she rolled sidewayi
into the arms Of her husband. 'NF IS" ~
Despite the generOl meriment OF ill'
crowd Sarah and John held euch other fo
q moment in close locked embrace, alle
which their lips meL and they INDUCED in
perfect transport of kisses. "Who carcsT
said the homes, spouse, as she resumed he
place on the seat oil the wagon. "Wh'
clres IL lhev dollaugh. He's nv dear hus
band and III kiss him II oil the world stout
by.vsa ea ''aLin e-l ,hgimAr
Noble hearted woman. Thaiwas prouC
senlimen, and did her heart grea. honor'il
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