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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06
MA The Germantown Mdepende,

B@ IHe UefHIantoWn independent,
which warmly favors the nomination of
Gov. Chase for the Presidency, says:
"We believe that the struggle in the
Chicago Convention will really be be-
tween Chase, Lincoln and Seward The
friends of these three candidates will have
the majority of that Convention, and can
give the nomination to whom they please.
The New England States, New York,
Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Min
nesota, Michigan and Northern Indi-
ana, are in favor of one of these three
men as first or second choice"
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06
Keitt's Brother killed by slaves.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IS.
Mr.. Keitt, member from South Car
oIina, received dispatch yesterday, an
nouncing that his elder brother, ply
sician, residing at Pilatka, had been
murdered in his bed by some of his ne
groes, who almost severed his head from
his body. He was, at the time, confined
to his bed by illness.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06
sg The Cincinnati Commercial

B@The Cincinnati Commercial Of
Saturday last, says:
Messrs. III. III, Drown, Thos. Odleman,
and others have contracted for a light
draught passenger steamer for the Gin
cinnati and Marietta trade, to take the
place Of the Ohio No. 3, during low
water. The hull building at Harmer,
by VIM. Knox, is 157 feet on deck, 33
feet beam, J feet depth of hold. She
will be ready by the last of June.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06
M ARRIED.

On the 23d ult, by Rev. J. H. Hopkins, Mr.
VIM. H. BowMAN, of Pageville to Miss OLIVE
A. BRADr1ELD, of Harrisonville, both of Meigs
County, 0.
On the 28th ult., by Rev. W. H. Cherington
Mr.. JAMES H. REEVES and Miss HANNAH JAM
SHEPHERD, both of Meigs Co., o.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06
Delegates to chicago.

H. G.. Beebe, of Portage county, and
Isaac Steese, of Stark county, have been
chosen delegates to the Chicago Conven-
tion, from the Eighteenth Congressional
District of. this State, which includes
Stark, Portage and Summit Counties
The Convention adopted resolutions re-
affirming the principles laid down in the
Philadelphia platform, to support the
nominee of the Chicago Convention, and
designating S. P Chase as the first choice
of the District for Presidency.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06
Very creditable to the Germans.

1t is said that, out of German popu
lation of SO, 900 in the State of Wiscon
sin, there is not single individual from
the 'Faderland" confined in the Peni
tentiary of that State.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06

n@- The Chicago Press and Tribune is
out in strong leader for the nomination
Of Abe Lincoln, as the Republican can.
didate for the Presidency.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06
of the SANTA Re MaiI.

INDEPENDENCE, Saturday, Feb. 25.-
The Santa Fe mail, with dates to the
29th ult., arrived here to-day. No In
dians were seen on the route. The
snow was very deep from Fort Union to
Rabbit Ear,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06
Grand Jury.

Grand Jury. sHt :.E 3
The following gentlemen compose the
Grand Jury for the March Term of the
Court of Common Pleas, which con.
venes on the 10Th inst:
John Babel, Columbia Tp.; David H
Smith, Salem; Quartus Bridgman, Sutton
Daniel Hotter, Sutton; John Weldon
Sutton; Joseph G. McElroy Sutton;
Elijah Jones, Salisbury; David Lindsey,
Salisbury; VIM. Sullivan, scipio; Leroy
Jones, Bedford; Samuel Titus, Rutland
VIM. Hartinger, Rutland; Dan'l Parker,
Rutland; Elliot Wise, Bedford; Fl. B.
Smith, Salisbury.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06

sgThe County Commissioners com
menced their March session yesterday
Messrs. Ledlie, Ellis, and Brown COM
pose the Board.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06

n@-Senator Brown, of Miss, gave no.
.tice the other day, of "a bill to punish
offences against slave property in Kan
sas.''
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06

@There were about one hundred ap-
plicants before the School Examiners, on
Saturday last Wewill give the result
of the Examination next week.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06

a-J. W. G. Stackpole, of. the "Pom-
eroy Foundry" advertises Plows fol
sale, in another column.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06

ma. The Probate Court commences its
March session to-day; Arthur Merrill,
Judge. s.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06

nA-F. E. Humphry offers his services
to Salt manufacturers. See card. F
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06

n@-H Hon. T. R. Stanley, of the Ohio
Senate, will accept or thanks for docu-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06

n7All, especially young men, should read the
advertisement of the new sNational Dispensary" at
Cincinnati. in another column.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06

Also, Hon. c. D. Martin, Congressman
from this District. for public documents.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-03-06
POMEROY MARKETS

MONDAY, March 5, 1860
Flour. ................. 6.25@65O q brl
Wheat. 80 p bush. for good White and l23@
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
HoN,n. Ny. Aug. 30. 1850.

HoN,n. \ Y. Aug. 30, 1850.
On, of the region 81 public cconveyance>.we
YESTERDAY bad- "a long" and 1t NAV be a last
sirru" TO childhood home and kind friends
there remaining. and passing thro' the post
and dtSo-sinre village Of Bur"dIno. had an alrv
ride across the hills of SpafDrd. This Is the
hIshe,t poinI IN The county, being 1852 Feet
ahnve the ocean level. The narrowing lake
Skaneatel-s. on our we>i, played hide-anc-
seek win nur road-or our rad with ii-ipo
well pl-aSet with ITS appearance. disappear
ance. aud temperance, TO discuss which -
the ruo vas mos; frolicsome. Saw here. III
the irsI time in some years past. many acres
unner rank cultivation win FlaI-and few
miles back. spinnins-~heels-'wo fsc's,which
II or,ener brought into working contact would
pu, more money into farmers purses and more
beauty into their daughters cheeks. And II
the Cotton States disinherii ns,we can fall back
uron cool, strong, seryiceable Linen.-At
the head of the L AXE reposes The inriuns Glen
Uyr>n Wnfe, Cure-cnce a somewhat fashlo-
nabie place to play sickness, but now much
decayed. "Spiritualists" and "free Lovers
have haunted and cursed II with their ever
poIIurins touch. (The only ultra Bloomeri'e
We met was on railway: her slim supporters
we're closely clad 10 the knee, whence kind
of ,ires.coar arose 10 the climber clothing.
and iaun,y bonnet. all neat and Of the richest
materials. The way she promenaded-iIke
,xoIeesed spider-up and down the car. indi'
Gated passion for noiorieiy. but she caush,
the ewes Of no stupid siarers." A man some
ten wears her junior appeared from her public
csress.s 10 be her affinity" and none others
seeking their acquaintance they had all the"
very selec, and peculiar company exclusively
10 o,hemselves-rainer moriifyins, TO be sure.
bu, the best way 10 treat such characters)
Son after leaving the Lake, The water turns
sou,hwsrdly. and We enter Cortland county.
Ia the township Of Scott is most thriving
settlement made at an early day BY SABBATH
rians from Rhode Island. 4 span Of well-ied
horses before an open spring wagon brought
u, nearly twenty miles IN three hours, landing
ms psaty.s.xpsx's Hoiel-ihe bes'-sePi house
in all respects ,ried on our iourney-a fact
,n.,,,oned in s,mple 'siice to the owner and
as a Recommendation TO any readertraveier
who may happen that way.
Hoxra is very pleasant village oi Isnouid
.av 2oao inhabman,s, win four la'ge ho SIS
O! wos h IN a rov OF he centra. s9ua'e,iae
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
Don't Fret.

"Was there ever such piece Of work
as his, Aunt Carrie p said Lius, 10 great
disgust, al have .ewed this sleeve 10
wrong side out, and took such pains ~ith
it. too, 1t Is too bad" she continued,
throwing the work from her.
Il am really sorry, Lima, but l would
noivaste any time in fretling. You could
have rippei out good many stitches By
this time Just as soon as you see clear
ly how and where you have made an error,
se, right to work AID mend it. There is
nv little knife, dear i; will take bu,
few miuures to undo your work, then you
can start far again"
Ia very little time, the seam vas ia
ken out, aud Liza looked up more pleas
au,,y: There, Aun,ie, am JUS: where
set out once more II it had lot been
fJr you," she said, laughing, Il should
not have begun 10 take it out this half
hour yet. Il seemed an endless ,ask."
"Liaa, DID you ever hear your mother
speak Of Miss Pbileua, the seamsiress IN
this village 10 It's primitive daysE
Yes, indeed, aud l have laughed over
her queer sayings more than olce- Faith
er often quotes her"
Il have often quoted her myse!e, or At
l-as, li,Ie incident in her experience,
e-pec'alls when | wSs tempted to get out
patience wi'h my work. She vas .
poor, Industrious body, rather odd in her
Way, tut a flvorite everyshere- One
week she was making a Ca; for Beriah
Arplebee. aud i; as one Of the fe~ great
occasions Of her life. She felt, TO the full,
the solemn responsibility resting upon her.
Cloth sas cloth in those days, and bad to
come .all the way from Connecticut
Commonly, people dressed in hone-pun,
and i, was 10; qai,e SO serious business
to make tia, up. Bu. this beautiful bot
rle-green cloth was on her hands, and she
was all OF a tremor with excitement.
Everyday, 'Riah rane 10 TO see how shs
was getting On, aud that added to the poor
little woman's disquie'. At length, the
las, Of the enormous button holes vas
neatly finished, and she slipped in the big
buttons, about The size Of sauce plates, to
see the effect. No one can describe her
feelings when she saw, for the FIRST time,
that she had made them on the rrony SIDE.
Wba,was to be done? The cloth vas ru-
inei. and she could never hope to save
money enough to pay for it Bu: Beriah's
good old mother cheerad her Up. You
jas, come risb; into my lii;le bedroom,
she said, and pick out tie stitches very
carefully, then you can dara them up 50
nicely nobody will ever know it when the
buttons are sewed on Ptilena did as
she bale her, and DO one was ever tbs
wiser for her mistake, uuiil sone years af-
,erward, when the Goa. was turned aud
made over; then, the old button holes
came JUS, right. That was much more Of
.,a-k than taxing your sleeve OCT, wasn't
it, Linz
YES indeed, Aun,ie, and l will try to re-
member i, wbeu l ge, so Ou, Of patience
with such tr.f. again. .'-1msricaa a.
ri~glfXriy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
Pr,phscy of Gen. Jackson.

P " CdsGdler, 10 a speech made At
West Ra1bury, Mass, refers to private
letter Of General Jaeksou's, as follows:
Il have recently sen a remarkable su-
rosraEb private lerier, written By Gen.
Jack,ou - a trienl in Georgia, jls; after
the p.s-s:e Of Mr. Clay's comproniss
measures. After speaking OF the Whole
null fca'ion project, as ooly Gen. Jackson
couli speak If 1t, be proceeds to assert
that the whole thing had no merits, ard
tha, the complaint OF the tariff vas mere
pretepce, ur-Iug tina, the principle Ebiea
was comp'uiued Of was just as bad 10
Mr.. Clly's bill as in the Old law. lie
Tariff. he sud, /. the prefeuee, now, for the
Disuuiou cry; "a a ts,o yeIrs, At t1A BE .s
Negro. Whs, Was then prophecy, Is nov
softer truth. Tue negro Is now the pre-
reuce Of meu who desire to have their own
way, which is the :ule for minority gov
ernmeni"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07

A young lady remarked the osha' Gay
,ba, she would ike TO do something 50 as
10 have ber name appear in the papers.
We adsise her to get some one to put bis
uame 10 With hers.
The editor Of the Browusville Times 10
If option that, BY eating bueksbea' cakes
and being economical 10 bis habits, he
vill be abls 10 survive the election OF
Lincoln.
The Madison Patriot (Dem.) says:
when We bear of sny Democrat that has
been elected for any ofhee, We siii hurrah !
A, present, We phsel k~ie'."
young lady writing ,s ecclesiastical
Is ,s Young ladies' geuerally do, por'rays
IstibsIdi as .desr old weather beaten
angel"
Wisconsin has a population Of III. III
"a curious accidental display o! hsassA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
NM n AME.

Ifth- c'ouiless clim- nf heaven
Ev-r /. nv happy bone,
May the waiting baud OF angels
Speak my own name Wi-n l come;
May no other nsn- t. given
Than the "n- b--ar on ~arth;
p-sr To me. because INV m0th.r
Gave IL To use a. NY birth.
True il -oInrtims-s hss ben spoken
In The ton-- Of angry h,te,
But that viii he alt f.rcIvrn
whrn reach the parry gate;
NAu.ht il that world is r-n-niered
That can msr our perfect bliss,
And love To think they'll greet NE
By the p.me kne~ in this
Name repeated ty young brothers,
First among III. h7u--hoii ~or'is,
Win th-y flti.r-i ia the hone-u.st
Like brood .; singing birds
Name -ngrav-n on the tablets
Ola lovin. husbands h-.rE
Oh, then, must | hear it never
When from earth 1 shall drp4rt'
Name epdesrei 10 m. for ever,
Rendered musical by love,
Whispered softly by the dying
A. they ps-s-i to realm above.
Lingering on their lips half uttered
When the seal OF iesih s.s set,
Giving it . sacred m-.uin-
Thai my soul may not forget.
Al the final resurrection.
when take sssin TIA. frsne,
u wiil then h- made immortal
So nigh; be nv earthly name
Purih-d from spot or blenish.
fr-ei from all Of -iu and shame,
Rendered trautiful sni hoy,
Greatly changed, yet still the sane.
FIsBrsS, IA. ANNA VI. SPACLpIS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
SADLY NEGLECTED.-A richly bound

SADLY NEGLEC IED.-A ricbly-bound
Bible, presented 70 celebrated actress,
by a nu5.-msr. Va la;e!, sold at auction.
Ol og-uiGg lhe volume, the purchaser
'nuud, scattered through y, bank notes TO
the aulaut Of $1,000 TIE actress had
never opened the Box wh'ch Der friend
hsi CHOSEN to be the nei'un Of rich
gift. uer heirs have Instituted a suit for
recovery Of the money. Recently IN
England, Bank Of England note. issued
before the year 1900, was found in book'
presented a, the counter, and redeemed
their register doubtless proving that 1t lad
never been paid.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
The Death Of Our Mother.

Thou art gone froCi C., mother
The music that gushed
Fromth voic- and thy hear;
And thy life hath t-srn tushed,
But it, echo remains
Los and sweet on the ear
Though ;h- minstrel hath gone.
Her remembrance 5 here.
Thou hast gone from Us, moihe.'
Thy parting was brief
As the si.h @: the r-phyr,
The fall q the leaf
ihe tiiipgs they brought Us
w-r- msurHfGl 70 tell
We f1rhiit-n
mother faFr-e,l,
Thou art gone from Us, mother
Tor r--ious nor. b'-ss-i,
Apd light I've the -srth
On the plac. Of thy rest:
Still with the hope liv-s-
All our errors forgiven
To NEE; thee onr- more
ln the Ior--hsh; O; heaven.
MrScT, Pa. wM. H. H. CARLISLE
Br EssuEsr -suEr-st- by the death Of suter Of the
H-cs- srhooi, Kelly Top, and respectfully a-.e.I.i
t. th-tr srhuolmaies-
Cone, loved ones, your schcolns;es list
iourw-corne steps to b-sr,
With gie-soni- mirth zach one awaits
Your coming first l. cheer
The tr- Is bright th- school room VAIN,
Why do you heed the ihr-a.eIiog stoIm'
tt. .ll in vain to call to them
They vii Bo; heed 0ur CIV,
Their school dsy. past. ;h~i- lessons done,
Their sIirIi- winged On high
Ih"r-. loud hzl-iuj abe .'ns
T. CLrIst the ever ruling hing.
Fareuell. dear oassi vel met 20 more
A. .chno mates herr h,ir~-
Th-v are not lost. tut : u- If re-"
NL-r, s~--i-.t wat.r, ever Tow,
To dIius u Lif'- par h'in- stream,
DtB-sih iL- Suns un:. ding Lem.
In that bright l-ni re soon may meet
Thu-. glorious raims stONs.
Wh.rr kn--iinc al TIE >-viui'- feet,
IL r4y;uroa- tones Of love.
Tor-th.r- N0Uthfui voices raise
To celebrate h. e-A.-.e,s praise.
ErrlT TwP- Nov l..H. NJ.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07

AGRICULTURAL LECTURES The pub
lie Will lie granted 10 learn that the novel
experiment; OF the Yale Agricultural Lee
lures Of last Winter vas 80 ,u.cessiul a.
to induce its repetition this Winter 0D a
more complete scale. The course vii
commence Feb. 5, aud continue through
the month. A Dew aod important iea'ure
Of this course will be its complete iiius'rA
lou By specimens, draHips', models snd
snimsls. The expenses Of The course are
provided for in part By subscription: Ibs
,ec,ur., are under the direction of Prof.
john A. Porter. who may be addressed ior
further information, ss New usveo, Conn.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
ss-Tbe Na,cbez Miss Comier char

sR-The Natcbez Miss Courier char
ses the presen, national troubles TO the
Democratic parry, aud gives the f'''o"ls :
as It's reason. for opposing disunIcu:
.FGsi- Because re.is'auce !, r-cssO0,
aud DO iuferinr l>-ue eau be preseEted-
according to Mr.. Yancey.
"Secoud-Because secession is uncon-
s,i,u;ional, according to all The authorities
"Thri-Because resistance TO the re-
suit Of an election, is a cheat. Those
ubo 60 iuto an election, are 5ouad by
the result There is no moral or justice
lu the principle of playing game, HEADS,
I~:n; rai!s, yoH lose
"Four,b-B cause, when We G. out Of
the Union, We lose every one Of the con-
sfrurioual guarantees tba, the present
Union crUfrms."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
Original i)oeiital Contributions.

tsW- think the inl!nSing an appropriate
and orthodox response /" The artlcle with the
same heading in our last weeks paper.-Er.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07
Truth from the Right Qlayter.

TIE S,yer Cry Register, cohducted by
~ ..fs.lv Democratic friend, FRANCIS
y Z.BAca. (sho started the first Ln,on
!,s,.) instead Of aiding aud comforting
Il. y.,lf.r. a. some Democratic Editor,
!. s,e. mauly u;terauce TO grave facts 10
=. foUuslug remark, upon the result OF
ii. Presidential coute-r. Hear him
Under a republican g"vernueui, the
vice Of the people l. "ih"ip"'en', aha
r.sn 10 legal way they have gwen e1-
,-s.sion To their wlil, there mu>t be Cheer
+ .cuuir-euce III the rrsu.i; "'Aer"'-r'"e
=. uprrepsred fpr such a form oi govern
mt. and had teiItr al once yie.d to The
v...,.-,u docrriue Of the dISIDe night ci
- :, rt,l. the dr,rIbIes %: nsrIJus. Far
p'aStae tune during The history OF our
r..t.f.s Dem rcracy have been 10 the
.,.e,i.a,g. They have euJ yed the hou-
c,..sarm,.umcu' + power AID position;
IL; stie nur rp?nuen' have is5Ored hard
3,s. cu.u.r # positions wiih Us,
;.tT have always yI,'d-i to the verdict OF
Tie p-oIle. lb-y have never s"ught 10
-. a,I,.b ,h,sr ruas nv l4ulrs- or rcSo.-
r,s-,ry mear.. or Ia u,ruare the safety
Of rg- lp.,iru'lpu,. Ms, tue rabir- are
ic--sd By .Ir r"H ia'>'n''. 1gem"u', a. Il
W., X -. r.6.,Ii,d-iyfa'ri N,h"iy
"a, f.u., but our,ei,e.. Wrare rr-p.u,i
G-frrb- rr,.e,,- -.7re { rhing>-Iri ct
=. IKE mn. >lhmr, AID learn if"m The
ir'gt OF 'hs c'"'r-' tie 'mp."'d'ce "I
u a., ''"e.''''' u ''' a. NV
~ i'AF'' - -
r,.,.,...,,,.'. ,.,...,.. r.,,c, mr. d.
,-,,-, III g.. f &C.. l,x-n,,Surr pYarr.
ue,..s.i ct, '.,,.rr-> iurr rir mean. to
e'r! 900 'a- cn,rrumrn', a. "".l a. hi-
o'n ''.'r'. il'F -nFrrh''' u '".>h' 'hr"'
-'' .'' '-''' N''' ~ ,',.,.t.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07

A Csp'. NcCULLotGu has in bis pos
session the frst machine for cutting nails
ever invented the product of Kentucky
inventive geuiu-. The Captain is gen.
rlemsn Of learning, cultivation, and social
MANNERS. lie lives today in the house
where be WIS born, aud such is bi. attach
m-t.t to the old home roof rhs, be Will a.
low Of DO alterations, and prays 10 close
his eyes in eternal sleep where they first
opened upon the b-i IN; and beautiful light
O; day. In ,hi. blsy, work-a-day world,
where the home affections are iol slightly
regarded, and We break the cnOris that
should unite US to the scenes Of youth
coaSecrsred by loved memories, it is pleas
art to fud here and there a spot kept
green in the heart Of same one whose love
can no, fade
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07

READ. READ. READ .-"Why do ns-
;ions die? Cultivated Greece and all con-
qgerinG Rome, Vandal aud Goth and lIuu
aud Moor aud Pole and Turk, all dead u
dying, Why? murdered ty na'I'rs nor
pawerful? swallosei by earthquakes !?
Not by any Of these. Mt by the Hight
hing and the thunder, uot by the iemp-s,
aud the storm, DO, BY poisoned air or VOL
canic fires did they die. They persisted BY
moral desrala'ion, the Legitimate results
Of g,u,'aay, intemperance, aud effeminsey
When ! nation becomes rich, there /.
leisure aui means Of lniul.ing 10 the sp
petites and PASSIONS o. nature, shico waste
the body aud wreck the mind As with
uariou-, so with families. Wealth takes
away the wholesome stimulus Of effort !;
illeucss opens the f1od-ga'e Of passional
nd1l lgence; and the heir Of miilious dies
heirlcs. aud poor, ard both name and
memory ingIoriously 70,
II, then, there is any truth and force ip
argument, each man owes to himself, to
his coun,ry, and more than all to his Ma
ker, to live a life Of Temperance, industry,
and self-denial-NIFs J1grnal If Hsalfh
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-07

An IRREGULAR FEMALE.-The ,e!e-
graph announces that South Carolina
threaten, to quit the Union bed auG board.
Tai- means that South Carolina is taking
her usu.l air aud exercise. Poor Old la
D. , she was never happy in tie family
somehow, she always enjoyed miserable
c,udiIiou, as 4 her "yiltles" DID not as-ce
With her Nature evidently drsisLei her
to be unhappy 10 state OF sing blessed
ness. She had very bad spell, in Geo
eral J J4ckson's time, aboat the Tsr.f ste
got over iha, when her time came, aDd
now she don't know Of any other way ut
col ec;ing revenue. She viii come out of
this tsutrum, if a lIi'le time is given her
/; is bot at all necessary TO call in the
neishbors. II the atpck should be pro
tarted, So as TO require outside assistance,
it will be sufficient 10 ssLi revenue cut
ter c f the r, Of Charleston, to collect do
ties on her imports, aud see tha; she does
no, fool away Ger money for forriso good.
aud gimeracks - Cincinnati Pes.