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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09

tbnmli6. oas mir auf bieIe Nrt unIeren QonpSlcuten
gum srltenmal bier auf benz SeIpe ~begeantn. SD babe
NIT Stntesn aus Der @casup BON Wiagretura unb
5alberfaet 9elprpden, unp mir trsablen iaIen, ME
lie 9eTan9sn 9cnpmmen murreu. Sa, foste Der gint,
Die tleinen Sdacr iino auf einmal ME Die Seufel nm,
ter inns binetnssirrungsn unb baten ms biniiberac>
rthen. sic ~befla9en ft, DAP man lie nutcr Dem Spr-
mano BON Nt9ier 9ebolt, NO fe nlsin ;u oiencn p,rz
pfIi6tet iinp, fie iputen nur in 5ranfrct6 ce Sefun.
gen teleBsn = unc paB man le ltatt ceTen nab Stas
lien peritift babe. : Inter Den 3uaYen frbt man
lpnnoerbrGnnte iptIbe @eiidter, pariIer uns Nrpeen-
caIcn, rod linn aud ttrnOe GlidlTer paruuter, bic
aan' gut ntein Deutih rerlonbeu, pas ids init tsn
9rtu6en iprad. Giner Der ,3uapeu, Der pcccrirt mar,
ln9te mir, inprm er auf icinc &rim- Webaiue mics:
Gs 1T trdurta, Ypr SetaItcpol nidt qefauen an ie;u.
Inn bier sleih 5u Nnfaus bcS &ricos in @efanoen-
ldnft SUI 9eratben. SurepS, Die pa rnren, fnp aefern
meter 9tbra&t mrrpeu; BON ibnrn er,abtte mir Gin
Sif3ier, bae, ais CT nit einem Battalion = CO wa-
zen Sptmrn an9rih. auf einmat ppr ibm aus BEN
@ebuldcn euntc'traune &erle aufactaudt Ieicn. nit
I6mar,en SGrten, rptben Wibcn auf benz ,Rrpf, Die
nntrr eincm l6eu6liteu 0ebeul, Die @,cpebre Iber
Gem &ppfe Itmingenp, auf lie lusaeltiir;t icien Gin
Nnbltd, ~ unerwurtet lino 70 ciacntbiimlih, caE I'M
hre Gruppen cineu 2ugentlid lfusten, unp Ginrr
wv w VIZ W Nut lft!tb HtCUlDeU. gSCrlllf 1tnl
ncr 8ubrer nuf S6bmilt e%ripirertc: g1cnn CO feline
Mtcnlhen Inn, 10 idla9t lie tcpt wie Die 6unoe! ,pne
Nb Die madern SGbnen njtt ,lrcimal iaaen Ii, een.
uno mad ben criten StIhcu itre G,cmebrc unbrcb-
ten nno NIT ren Sclten rreini6lu9en, cine sychtnrt,
Die rem 2Iratcrn ne9cn iNrer Ncubcit cineu unjinni.
gen NCip'ct e~in9ChGGt b1ten IpG.
In somma, 10 c Der Statienrr gu iaQcn beliett. rc
6rdniciyn (ppn rem YicmpntcIen Ipritt man faun1l
botrn itd irmrbl tci Mpntr6eGo, ais, uno NOD mebr.
lei MN9cntn unc Sufalrro, Gin panr lebr idSnc
3dbre auS9cbiltn. Sie BADEN lid acrauft mie mafrc
'SpIoaten, paS muB man ibnsu IaIen, nter 'fe Ifup
ebtnic tCeient %ipUrocn, INN mcun &uiier Napclcrr
mteocr cine 9rptiomoticn rrllbt, 10 bat or Gin 9fcrbt
mcnn or Icinc &ruppcn otermals marut, lid, in ihrrr
%Soplcrteit niht SIT iihcrititricn, Bonn bicirs lebcrilir-
sen ut ibnCn jtcmlit lhlctt bcfpmmcu. glud, pie
ubcrmutbiNe Snidrift ''Train de plaisir pour Eau
trlche' lru mana EN- an fth pafcrrn 3uapcn bos
Vcben 9cfrltet b0brn, Man crSGblt Iih bier oas 9Eprt
CiurS franSGlilhcn @cnCrate an SaiIer Napplccn. ais
CT mcllte, ooB man am Sa3e ppn Moacuta bic err
lhrpftcn uno recimirten Sruppcn nrhmalS inS Neucr
luriifiubrc: Prenez-garde. Sire, Iarmee c'est Penn
pre-. N~acrpin9e fam man binSulfscn Sc non G
vero ben trovato.
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@rihdfts -SrSfnuug.
Sphu Serbia

ici9t REM SeuuIhrn @utlifum al, boR or cire ScutIde Spr,,-
H!.eanelun9 IN Der 2roaN., spilten rcr Gnn unO 7tcn
StlHFr 't0nnSt nat. Stlonccrs cmpfiCblI cr irjnc tcutItCa
Srutie uno grp1uttc, ale gr6Icn, Qinic Ypbnrn .Siri.
gtIrlte, 9mttlttn, Ni(iden, %irncn l6~uecIn) &c S%oucrfrou;
lrrhr houdnotlht @rrlnSt, Slpdflt (trutcn uno o,mIijcrti
SGrbeItn in 5atS u. SN""U'''
Si8orrcn. Noud., Gous uno Stnupfdblf (Qckbefl.
@Ue @tirur;c. 8ter, Tppie bic tClten 0rpcrS- Nrufri
2ur6 9Httn Gintluf III bcrltlb. in Den Sronb aejctt h,
Im StlUG'"osn nit littS trtNner une bili9cr S1aire III b.
0""'". .Spbn 9crtie
ncbtn u. Shan's NptrI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
Sprrcfppnben; IL bcm D~Itrcicbiicbcm
Snuptqudrttcr.

$9nnptquGrttcr.
Eerpnd, s. SUM-. s. mebr Details mir erbolz
ten iitcr tis t~luti9cn Gn9e pou WlAeuta nm Sui
fllpru, unp jc mrbr unp umItlnoIihcrc Srridte Yun
Den pcrihjcpcncn SrUppcnfGrpcrn r~inlduffn, nm 10
mcbt jbericu9Cn mir unS, rap unierc 3ruppCn tort
munrcrppl 9rip&tcn bnteu. 98enn rs in Der NtIiht
aclr9cu b1tte, re 5rnu;oicn iter Den Seilti ,urid
iurrGugcu, ~ mare CO. trrb Der brtrG6tiihcn Serlulte
Die mir erljttcu batrn, lcidt mEsltN semtIcn. Nter
baS itCiut uiht bcabitA'jAt nurctn III Icin. OaB bic
Scrihte rCs Mrnjteur ra9c9cn ven einrm Ypult1r.
rj9cn Sicg lprehCn merren. fam man aewiB lcin.
9Gcnn man otcr tcccutt, RAP rpm Sdlahtfclp scn
Magenta re fraul 6titcn 6ruppcn 0failanp, bic
6aupttaot Der 9ombdrpci, in weniarn Stinrcn er.
rcihrn frnutrn, oGB oagcgcu pou ~frtnoliter Scite
fem &criuh 9cmobt murpc, liter @a9cnta binGusr
~mrliu9rn, ~ionpcrn DAP Iih ibre 9an,c 9inic Ttcr ben
Seliiu s~uritdipg, uno uns alip pas ShladtfeIo prciss
9ot, uno crit in 8rI9r unierrS 2t,u9S mietcr Yprs
rrNn9, 70 baben mir wobl Scmciie oenua cafIr, baE
rtc 8ranjpIcn tstn 9tr6t battn, uun einem Sico N
iprehru.
l~lnicre %crluite liub srrB; mir ,a6len bel 1000.
Srott, Srrpunerte unp &%crmibtc. Ger Der i~5ran;picn
niuB uh9leth 9rGbrr irin, bao fam man Ih ia. aus
allcn uniern armib 9Idutmirriaen Scrittcn ;ulam-
,,,;'.,'. s,..A ms"., ''S''o''st 0"''" pa"Fu'Ml'@
w., 49,. rn "&,'' " - .'u''"' 'U'lps ~ pa1t
/ e.. 49, - "''""u,H uul I" ttHni0h'
m'n.Sn. r"nA m l'"'" 't SptHPf
- t 'N >"S wal :" ''""5'Ii"FH
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~" S"a"s, -" S'"ePt" ""'t SS"1fH9at-
'""S'" ~"' ~ SH'9'" ~" S''VI HnC uFer S9rol
." :, " :, =" w., - '"R ""isFe SefluFe
w., y " , 80 y ~ I . ~ "'9re' Ser@
S""Ss"' >" E''"' "'' '''P' S"F DIE Se"te 9e9fn
y m -" o"Ys
Sorn, ,;"rha ~ m.,aa 49, : S'Usv" ea""uer'e'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
YcNhtrnemr f..

Dem %Acehrten lubliFum Yon Jiihmpub uno linn.
9e9'no rrlanbe tt mir onjuici9cn, pnB ib mid ais
Sp'"'plFefEr am N'el'9En Nrte nieoer9elaiien babe.
SD ertbeile &inrtrn wie @rpaAlcnen in nm orCcr
Dem 9HHlr 9rioatlnterri6t in Der peutldrn. cn IL
lhen nnp frani0ilheu Sprahc lpwie in Fauf,nSnni.
itcIt 9tethnen 81 9ani ~mIBi9en Nrsiicn. Qnmclounz
9F1 nsbnc ih non nun as in meiner gBpbnuna
N}arlh1IItr, ipiihrn rrr 5tcn unp 6ttn Gtr1o iibrr
0'm Nm. Miartet lrteO. Yon 9 bic II ubr Meroens
"HO "Nn / lis g ubr NahmittagS cnt9earn.
Er. ". 6e"ipeuffIp.
ebemal. erlter 9cbrer an Der Dulcu'-
lden SNuls in Mep. Norf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
Ni6tig FIR gus unp ierrn Giu,sfnen,

untc' %is'tnetsr tttilt benz 9sebrien Yubtifum nit, oar or Elm
tai, et Ct I'M g'rpFen uno SIeintI urt III ren biatonrn 0rri.
lsn. Gb'"Bt, Gerlelbe bait slci6fouS Gin Wager .rn bCuiftbsr
Erihten, ecutlhcr GSurit. ScroIatopurit, Sluttpurit rnb
S6rp1rltrn,ogtn, Slrccucn, S0rbines, 3ip.trtcn. Sofrrs
Srnec, Nblpntb. Shipcticrt6ie unc autr lrgdbcr @rntcl. bic in
2SlrtlIeftct uro Npn 9rirailcutcn gebroudt wertcu. 9iQioe
gtnf1ufe lctcn N~thlclbtn III StNnb, mieeerum 6ufcrjt Bills
'EltaETeh Su tVnhtl. Spbn Shor,
Gtc Schtrlpn- inS Mtor toQIroer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
Norlcuan. Stein nnp 05l%oswnnrru.0 irihait

poricuan Stetn nnp @laewaarens0 jrIhGft
EGm 9eeprtcn prutltcn 9ublifum III fund. bos an Orr Ga,
Der %toao une Crittrn StraFc ciu cnprrnce Qoocr yn oIIrTl
pone @rlhrrrT tIr nc ooueirutti&uft ciobtiri 1T. ,peldrs pos
LitlLiWt cclflhc @titIIt ottlcr Grt Ill 3tdmIn6 IN. Inisr
IllrIiencat cntholt @loS-, Stejns uno 0prccU gIoorrn
N'ner uno @dbeln, ErTcI olcr 9rt, RGficc~ unb 6bCcton,
ArA. Scnnpcn "rll 9tnn, Sled, &rItGunio unp Iilpcrrlottirtc.
Seteercttrr SpleItl une SpicacigtGier oucr G,rbEcr. -
Spupe. 8lcio'r', Eten- une StruuSblr item, aub olIerb1nh
turjc GSGdrcn uno Spiclicu9 &c, &C. ISucclYcrtaufrr wr1Srn
a. HVTt ciIh"tt rHcen, BET ure crit nrrSuip~ctrn, Ia mr. in,
StHh'e '''e. thiFr' auSn4bn'Srpetle tiliis Ycrtaufelt ;u .f6nnrn
S6a0p u. 9rmp., Ode Der 3. II. 9}rpohir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
Nermischtc Anzeigen.
Gncrs@p,noaaniel

Drn Mtt9ltrccrn CUR 9iabrttt, raG iepsn Conner.
Tag, Ntrnre s utr, rrarlm6Gisc 9re.ccr- usbuuarn
in Der n@hlltarY Dali" tattimpen.
SeOen !rbten 0pnnrrtang i'm Ncnnt inret Die
ncn1tllbe SerlImmluna im Vpfale rre 6erru Shar
itatt. 6aarmcyc orr. @rrn,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
WATSON s. BAYLY.
Scfentlihe 0jeridts- WumGlt.

enipteb!en ith- CUR Nnnohne a1cr &t&tSfdue. bic Sci rem Cs,>
ttWuh eF Staot &ihrneno rmo ben County Courier, ron
penI'to nm SprltcrTelo %nnbdnei9 9Cmo6t wcrbtn.
Wm' ~ Wotlon Ut iu9ctp l,nhCb SiatrS Gr.rmiltp.
nr ue SpmmuljpnCr in 9tGneers. ''
samuel s. 8aoIp 1T @pmmiGtcncr Of llnitcc stotes
Seurl 0T SI9imS' Sppntllioitcr Of 9ccbe &c. uup 5fTentlitrr
Nrtor. Sfpee: Santitrafe, in gptbiu'e SoU, ~'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
efamnt,naebum9c
SrI,I SnI,l

Undergraduates bdlt fprtipdbrenp einen orpecn sSprrotb scr
St@sn~ unp .GiStentpIs better Sualitaat, unb fann ,sipe
Slnesn etsrtttt unter BEN %sinltisfen Sebinnunoen perGebcr.
Set SSutel rpn . 8lofterr fpirb bes ~gSeapaGen Fpnenfrei Be.
lcr9t. Seitclluu9sn. mclte binttrlnlien rerptn bci Dobusp II.
epte reer e'eO u. 5unelcp, 8rpabfirafc, Iepie in Der SpI,.
nIeccrtaSe an STeaSitr, nots Srppfe arenue ntroen. prpms,
sslor9t' greiie: 0as bette Gt6enbpIs III $3.50, unc
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
@rree Scrbefcruns i'm 3abmauS,isben.
90. 81.

niG6t @urn, wrIdc SABINE ~aueae;cacn wlniHcr, bic grsj,,
say tr ltpt I'M Seltec npn 1uilrumtuitn III, Yc~r%flIit,r 6Hs
aue F GcVrGnmtcn. Die Gtnf4htett unb %~cutcmmenteit ill.,
!t eehlir"tfton III her @rt, GAP lie coe Mu5;icben Der Asbnr
Nr lNnlrTilpa maiden, ntcmNlS ~vtrfchltH zen 3abn bcI Scr
siltrn Strluh btroueiuiichsr, ntt ion ,crsretbtn pbrr hsc
3Gbnilttlh rerlcpcn. ~ -" Wy
Tur anecrn Socrdticncn, els Iilcn, Nsinioru unb g;r-
leeen ern 3dbncu IciDt wO 0ut au5orfnhrt. ~ 80"
Stltcc: gfatnltr1Ec. iwilh,u Orr s.. II Q 10.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
II nOertottno a.

Der Nnterettnetc 1T icet in S.nnbc, ieten Muftroo in
e'nth @s,rldattr ouSiNtuhrcn III ;rrar 10 klio ais mraiidl
gtne Aue'r@bl Urn Sor9cn ut flrtpabrcnn %YrrrStbic.
YIN neitr, gutter &pbtcnmaRcn nit cincm orten Srr;-
Der nne ruhi9en Yfcrctn fir ctraigrn @ebrludb.
At |ulMerit@n'teit "En @NtC!s~ 5nb0btrn II. Eamilieu mini
9criNici 0ut letne 9roFe MU9IpGbt van MairoRcn.
NuShrncr!rnl rUn SpptG's, Stubtcu Il. Sprno- Wotr,sc,
""p e'p"' V'i'r9I. SraHri& Gaube,
SroaHltr., ;pihhcn .. unb = ctr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
NEW ARKET HOTEL

Gff Der 6ten un0 gf'rleallfy., NrdnUnO. ga.
Gem rEitaoen 9ubiifunt miro tieIcs nea c~iaeerSbtcte 6ptel bs.
items cnlpfNten. e~HIctNctus crIauben ihb Die l(nhucidncten. aIht
oae RHH9e Yu5ltfun III rfttrlm 9elI6 ibre QeItlnafppQ riros
rtdDteien Eotola ftlnhlttlt etaSu!apen, ippfclbit man ltei5 bas bIr
Ea9retfr unN l%enlti9e erfriltunseH, nrbt supprIsnunencer Seeir.
nun9 fnNen miro. 0anfrr II ""kne">
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09

Spcbtn crbatteu
6ricpr. 0'rrborr'S Saufrirtcr 8amilicn- ,Saleupsr
ftr 1859, Il - Cts, bel 3. ". @trdcr.
Den Nbpnntntcn YIN "%Isricrr. Grrb.ro'e @ontnptcnsSc
rrrrcr btcnc sur ~ecfGutlcn Rntridu. ran i'd Nr Ni1rnmr ~
Urn. 9lotR utrrnonm'n BABE mno B,ltCllunsen FUR BEN Nc-
PV'''' e'iS'S'" Hsehe. s. %. Sttdrr.
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.. u. 8ptrntcI.

AntPoltcrer NM S1pcitcrer,
no. 2O+ Srcdcitrn6r, i~nildnrn rr Item UNI 5tcu
lmgtsblt lid orm csutldcn lUbltfum Nr Srfcrtiauno oQer in ltn
SSElM9lt emNmiia9cnocr @rbeJicn, ais: @uirUUtrrn neucr uo alter
@Hbei. @nttrtt9un9 Hpn Ytatraeen Oder @rt, 5apc;iercu ppr 3im
rUn, ~ mrldhem 3ret th Gin lthr lhlnc9 Mnprttm MT S0pcfrr
igrreInI9 tapc. NAt Serhi Mo caur Une Uenctianilhe &IinbS pprs
ratbt9 up in bili9cm 9rci5 iu baten tci :. q. Nrmmri
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09

Gpppsl. &JnimcI . mic edtsn rcutitcn gHabhpl
Der, Yranntmett, Sri firinrn unp 9rcBcn Suantit1tcn
Sa biujgcu @rciien ~Ycrfauit e. StctuIrir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
Blu permietten.

OH VtIHtIGIDtN.
etnt9e 3tntnltr, paffsnt fur ein,Clnc Serrsn ptsr Helm, ao-
n'iltsn 'le btui9 III pcrICntcn bet Scnrp Sbuttc.
&de Der Nronb- unp Ste Ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09
Sa9atetI

icSer Grt nnO ron gutter unb r~allrrbafrr grteit wsrSen bin AZ
a~a9efrtiet rpn q. @nffrn 81
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@ofDimatoaa OorfcnI

Nttllfn 6rCnnoen nm ocm sCebrIen 9u6lifum ole Mu;e;a, h,s
I'D Oteitn Ser9nu9un9s gar!sn uccrnommeR BABE, unb mia ~ tsr y
ben pfree, Our6 aufmerfiame 9ecienung bieisn @arten N einsIn
germ eslutten Grholun9splaB 81 MAIDEN. Snbtm i'd Epb bic gSSr~
rteranS Ssbs, pap ib nur Die bclfeu 5peiIen unb Get inf fSSrs
IaSs '9 juSieib gu oftrsm Stia4e frsunpIIdft Gin. '''
Simon SteinIeir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-09

Dry-Goods & Fancy-Store,
NO. l16. Gde Srpap= II. 6. StraBe. SO. l76.
9. 20. 8Uienbuum
s['anpt ln pas Nsprte YIb'itnm a%ufrertiam gu MAIDEN, tak
CT letne gSinter<2S9artn %empfan9er, ole in eunsr orpRrn SjnSps
1aR! oS nGutlel %rtitel b%eltebcn, unH gu un9eae,n biGiorn
Yreilen,' mst@! ttii1t eoneurrenS iuloien, gerfauit merSen
SD lsbe Defenders iolaenoe @rtfel bcrpor:
Seiotnjeu9e, in itnpar; uno allen Nfp6rFor6cr
Mu9lln Nelaju. gang unO bal6wpQene.
yle!inpe 9arS uno bal6ppllene,
Mctt irldnbiite 1einmanp,
&ettcS nteoerldnbildes SUD unb GofTr,erss
Statple, Siantets, lppie cine sypBe NuswabI pDn .Sc,f.-
teepIn9 gpo0e II. ~rpclenen II. ~baumwollenen StrinnS,.
YIN SeluA oteies Gasers pirb ersebenif erbeteu bn "F'"'
9. M. ROGen6aum
nabe gum neuen 92arfte.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
Canker Worm.

A correspondent asks for remedy for
the depredations of this worm In our Or
chards, and it tarring the trees will injure
them (the trees.)
According to Harris these canker worm
moths rise in open and mild winters every
month from October to March. Their
general time of rising is in the spring, be-
ginning about the middle OF March. We
quote from the above named author:
.'Soon after this the females lay their
eggs upon the branches of trees, placing
them ON their ends close together in rows,
forming clusters of from sixty to one hun
dred eggs or more, which is the number
usually laid by each female. The eggs
are glued to each other and to the bark by
a grayish varnish, which is imprevious to
water; and the clusters are thus securely
fastened in the forks OF small branches or
close to the young twlgs and buds. These
eggs are generally haLched between the
fl rst and middle OF May"
If possible, therefore, some measure
should be taken to prevent the moth as
cending into the tree. Tar around the
moths are rising, is said to be an etfeotual
preventive, but il Injuries the tree and in
wolves more labor and expense than will
ordinarily be given to an orchard. A dozen
different methods are given to prevent this
Ginning pest depositing its eggs. We
should let him go it, and then see that
every tree in the orchard is cleansed of
these nests and the eggs destroyed They
are easily found and easily destroyed if the
farmer goes about it resolutely. 1t is a
very slovenly indication to see an orchard
preyed upon by these worms. There is NO
need Of it,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05

there, sure enough, although for less than
second, discerned the same features
that saw at Liam hamlach.
Z Foreetful of everything at the moment,
except desire to penetrate into this mys-
terry. l rushed out of the door, and round
to the back of the house, when fancied
/ saw. some object lying on the ground.
1t was no phantom. but the lovely form
and features of Aglae herself, who had
fallen fainting on the ground. TO carry
her into the house was only the work Of a
moment, but 1t was some time before she
quite recovered. No words can describe
the Joy of Arthur. after the first outburst
Of superstitious fear. He danced round
her with frantic delight, wept and laughed
like a maniac. Then, bitterly reproach-
ing himself for the sorrow he had caused
her, he would hardly be consoled. After
this excitement had in some degree subsi-
ded, Aglae told us all that had happened
since they parted. How she had secretly
left her parents, and had written them
after her departure, as TO the object of her
journey-how she had followed Arthur
from place to place. without having cour-
age to make herself known, for fear of a
second repulse. All this, and much
more, the happy wife recounted to our de-
lighted ears, and, If ever true happiness
existed on earth, it was not absent from
our circle that evening.
Aglae's parents again reside in England ,
in the same old mansion where Arthur had
first seen them. / visit them frequently,
not without hope that certain lovely
cousin of Aglae's will shortly make me AS
happy as my friend Arthur.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
Questions Answered.

(which is the best time for going West,
the spring or autumn"
The best time for going West is when
you have the most money about you. and
the least fear Of losing it. If you come in
the spring, You are sure to shake yourself
to death with the ague before fall. lfyou
come liz the fall, you may live until spring.
if you don't freeze before you get here.
If you come at all, you had betterget your
stomach lined with waterproof cement,
so as to digest corn bread, bacon, AMI
whisky, for that is all we have to eat, ex-
cert few French frogs and billious-look
ing tadpoles, which we catch when the
river runs down.
"Does the fever and ague prevail much
in Missouri"
Ofcourse 1t does. No one out West is
simple enough to ask such question:
Everybody shakes--even the very trees
shake. You can't coax a crab apple to
stay on the tree until i. is good for any
thing. 1t will shake man off his bed.
kick him out of doors, and shake the bed
stead at him till he gives it up.
GLOW long does q presumption hold
good?"
That depends upon circumstances. If
you have a good rifle and know how TO use
it, you have one chance in ten that you may
live until you starve to death. Bot if you
cant stand fire. and you are not a good
shot and quick one, take my word for ic
you had better tarry in Jericho until your
beard be grown. They are little too
smart for You in that neck Of woods.
Upon the whole. if you have good water.
and can get half enough to eat, my advice
TO you is, to stay where you are.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05

WHAT AMERICAN CHILDREN EAT.-A
correspondent Of the oughkeepsie "Daily
Democrat states that ''while visiting a
school in Montreal, he asked the teacher il
there were any American children there.
She said there were ,and she could tell them
by their pale faces, bright eyes ard uer-
vousness. They learned quicker but lost
so many days during the term, from sick
ness that they did not get along so fast as
those who were able to be present con-
stantly. He also took occasion to exam
inc their luncheon baskets, and found the
American fare to be a piece of mince pie,
the same OF pound cake, two doughnuts ,
a pickle. and cold sausage; while the
English, Irish, and Scotch children had
either two days old bread and meat, bread
and butter, or bread and apple, with moth
ing else.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
WHOLE NUMBER sOs
From the Western Journal Of cemmsscssi
The GOId N1ines OtneF SIDE.
sr. vRAIr's cEuRK, RockY. .MopHrnss.t [
January %, 1859.

y
FsrEND NoRroN. Yoars Of Dec. I5ll,
was received this evening. and ineonform-
ity with your request, Immediately sit
down to reply. And firstly, if you have
any confidence in my Judgment and act OF
my advice. you will Immediately abandon
the idea of ofcoming out here; without some
other discoveries are made than have been
thus far. Ny impression Of the mines Is. -
that Hey are id huna5ug--T wish that
could write otherwise. and particularly
on my own account. as should be very
glad 10 see you and Mrs. ~. here, and Is
would be such good opportunity for my
wife to come out have already written
her that if 1 stayed here should send for
her.
Where we are wintering is about twenty
miles north of the mouth of Cherry Creek.
and in Canon at the foot of tha Rocky
Mountains, or Black Hills; we have found
here the best quality gold that has been
discovered, and cannot make one dollar
per day. Billey Moore. Tom and myself
are working together, we have built good
dam across the creek and have our Long
Tom set. the only Long Tom that is set
and worked in the country. it works beau
tifully, so the old Californians say. There
are six old miners in our settlement. L
don't think that there is another company
that came here last fall who have done
more extensive prospecting than We. We
have prospected for some twenty miles
south Of the mouth of Cherry Creek to
the neighborhood of Longs Peak, north.
Besides, we have prospected as far into
TIE mountains as we could get on account
of snow.
The only hope that have now. is. that
when spring comes, we may find some
thing to pay US in the mountain. Should
we be so fortunate, l will Immediately
write you.
suppose you have ere this, learned that
Mart has gone back. also E. Muir, Stuff.
Faith and DR.. Mathews. This 1 send by
Capt. Young, of Archer, N. Il. Jas. All
kin, Sam'l Akin, (Rockport Company,)
l.. Davenport and S. Stambau, of St. Ste
phens. N. T., leave for home in few days:
and were it not for the dread of cold
weather and the hope that we may discover
something in the spring, 1 have no doubt
but that nearly the whole camp would leave
for home.
We were quite surprised a few days
since when We read the glowing account
in the Missouri river papers, of what the
miners are doing out here. / pronounce
them pack Of lies, written and reported
back. by set ofpetty one horse -tOson spec
uI0torS, and are calculated to ruin many a
poor devil besides your humble servant.
That there may be gold discovered to
pay, 1 will not deny-I hope it will. L
am here. and may we'll stay until satis
fed. Should anything turn up. | will in
form you. and shall depend on my wife
coming with yours, otherwise, you may
expect to see me on the Big Muddy by
the 18th of July, certain.
Accept my best wishes TO yourself, and
believe me Yours truly, BRooKF1ELD.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
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THE LOVED AND LOST.

Time hath no power TO hear away,
Thine imnge from my heart;
No scenes that mark lifc's onward way
Can bid II hence depart.
Yet. while our souls with anguish riven,
Mourn, loved and lost for thee,
We raise our fearful eyes to HenVen,
And say that thou art FREQ.
We miss thee from the band 40 dear
That gathers round our hearth,
We listen still thy voice to hear
Amid our household mirth;. '..,.
We gaze upon thy vacant chair;
Thy form we seem to see, 81 ~ ~
We start TO find thou art not there;
Yet Joy that thou art free. ~ t
A thousand old famillas thinEs,
Within our chiidhood's home,
Speak Of the che rishcd, abse Mt one
Who never more shall come.
They wake with mingled bliss and pain,
Fond memories of thee;
But would we call thee back again?
We Joy that thou art free.
Amid earth's conflict, woe and care,
When our dark path appears,
'Tis sw eet to know thou canst not share
Our anguish and our tears;
That on tny head no more shall fall
The storms we may not hee;
Yes, safely sheltered from them all,
We Joy that thou art free.
For thou hast gained brighter land,
And deaths cold stream is passed
Thine are the joys at Gods right hand,
That shall fOrev er taste;
A crown Is on thy angel brow,
Thine the King doth see,
Thy home is with the seraphs now
We Joy that thou art free!