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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-11
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Sat uiis rrlrS Bis tiae srefe &ysrabl en
H"tiqs' Ssti''feh. 3irr,Z ebriften,
~etupitstn % 5riiten. Srutiabeu SobriitcM,
W'hHt Nrftn, Ser,irrurscn,
Snau'' u. Snn~irorettsStbrtften Ginidiungcn,
ncfnna- II. WrtLnsSiitier, Surd,idbtffr.
Wfeingerr une aa;uduihrtc C9aSuaeratcu.
6ircies unS shipicn, Brrmat,S ici5tcae A.
2pficmdtHbc Stuicu,
St Strftcn iius ale purb 3ampffrut rpn rem Si,fer - h,ift.
9,,Btrtt iJtntbhrlitrh baritn 9Hrt1l ae6rncr. ITie unp,rsfsi..
ltbt Stncltieu, NIT c, ncinc Sbrifst acIujIcn weYe,u ieFt ,r,s
IN en Sians, fltle eSutrbaitcren SrriEsu III zen ~rtesriaittu
Trtuen et Jcrsbn!r+eR Ssscu fcippbl acaeu @aor ais auf or, Il
HI %Ycrtaufeu.
Eitltn. p~eildorifttn. 8arss, Sdltca sSinulsafts i. Iiefcrc i'd
HtpttMteh Basritpre'ft3. Sbrihereber nett 9reislifs
mtrssn ststn SunltncunS ron I GsntS fur ss pplpOrtc an By =
eruGcrctcl; vtriaret.
SfltuinSsbc. Iies eber, wtldr sisft &S;eile, nt5n bieItr Nstt, ryr
0tN = @uSuli 1893 prttntal auInrbAen INC mir Gin Greaiplar ,-
fr 5sttuha iuItaeen, frulcn Die 5ulirGiruSscS usrcn in Anrctsuuaa
erthFen, Tsnh IL tr eH f~nHfatsa 2Ncrtb Yn u1eincn Gabrifairn
fau::n. 8trrsr @rucr ~
No. IL Chambers ST., 91rre- 9e,f.
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&. II. GRAVES
9eule nm Sian Maintcr anb @S(aicr.

QrHie INN Sian SSainter xnb @Slajer,
StaEt, ;Iriiten 9rpaS- age Graz.
Rt&mcnf, Sa.
Nac IN sieie entihaitsppeisc sinihtsa,Nsc 9rsrit,u. e,s;s mn
t,rolnIna, M0raIirs ue ISaitr Yn Smbp &c. wtrsta ftnsG
siolSf rHe stitmidscA aat8sfhbri. lin sakheths Nuitraq, bitt,r
e. D. CSroreS.
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N. a. STURDNANT.

n. A. STURDY ANT.
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(JtcttaHvats unc o~fItntlittr 5otar.J
smrn.tIt IT'D III lssrnabme aHer SAebtSaeI6afGe auf anen Br-
sihttn in uo fNr bic 5taat 9ktnnsac, Gptieritb ann Sansptr
S0unio. Gfftee: Gfs Der II. Hnb 8aatnraB,, tsssins paa
stssnuser. HfiEronp, 8a. 1855
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Deutihe 6ekamme.
Ntrf. 5. Ssaurt, 1Gs %rpAap,. slpilten Orr
g. mnp Z. Straps,
HsEer .n etHh6tn 1raueA &i@'msnnS bic trseb,nfs @npMc. bas
x ~ @'u!!"lshP ale ptsamMt rmetrrt mo auf Ger llniperItII
d StlsiiS :r erarirn betanpen bat. mOrustr ii, Ole seitn 3ruanint
;Hritsen lam, weNhalt lt lid bri sorfemmenecn Setaenbrirn Be.
liens elaeResli. 3usletp ntdtt eieicltt loren tbSnnsrtnncu et Nn.
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stier3l nho eoalti-en aHflrdssH ~itaCanns nlSsfonsazf.
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GrulesS. pspssrtr, @ranuIs,ss. @rsunS uno y al

SIulete. prwetTtr, @ranulIise. Sraune uno y al
- tsI.. s stir,p Il u~e n Rare. 9uder.
: stlH. III. a.; rts CIR. RtW Irleans Jufsr.
q str. wine nsr ors Rap SSrltans astsn.s.
81 Sti @~.tu uic saat arsup.
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% ssts. unp tenss Ssern pans,
20 shsS. Bdcau 5tr;e us S$sElccrs.
20 ~imtSStit.u yeaf varo.
~ s5ls. 1ut une .5rsP oerrin1S.
~ soref Sea Ianunt unp SalrW Gauetts.
90 borts Slad. Brown aue d~ies 5uap-,
10 tnrctS atitt. = g. ...
10 ebls. Dream Gt.
90 ssls. rur; a;per 8int5a..
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SerstGl, Ysrt> uno HPApetra 5eiu.
80 tslS. purt Srstnia NpuntaIt gS6ietsp.
% tcrrS EshepA Yprbr
so basts,s SbanSasntr.
'7S ssss Hasuira, assts, Marscaitc. SIR unS Saso GrT,e
Is ssls. Gissr.
IS skls. Yitits. ~
80 SsIs, Nas,iip, erna. Surtrtne. Sin, N. Z we{issIinss gIsSr.
9':r:e vtntS. Ges 0rrcs, gSraprine Swint.
br1rrln5 9arer, ycier une 6pelicar paper. Pep Gjine,r. ~
Iashntn unc Strain Sepp'v. pinettc @rsaS uns s8aiStnS ScSe.
'led. green uno @Inpspsr Ibse. Starfe, TpatHes e:,r Sprttn.
3res,'S. @uleits. GietSts Sint, 9ictf,n, pfcif,nfspfe. staus.
ine yautahat. :s %lue. Nutms9s, Nacearsni, 2,,ruieeai. Sbpe
sladtns, 9ralsts, 9saif ec:rrsre, UNI ale icniiissa artifef. ii,
siatr srceerp UNI Surntistns @tetliNtnsni assatta Irerstn.
sxm Ssrtauf safspt sitis stsen baar lei
mm. @auas Slime.
se5- User EN- sutrc Sile babsn min, aetc no6
'r "Sneertn sStitburi'lten Bantrie, @c. "a NainirSse. no, Nir.
,as,ssine sn:ri,nnHns nnstn. sdFSstssi isin ~ j sst SH : an as ME-
'rei"sts. .raren eErtt. Melanepipats, SanOtppes. Ntelesarosbs
INC Se9irsrapts ~ Srteenjeus. Eeper mo pteiGgrIaucr, uno
;hh Der rrutlen: StluntI stsitr @aIsrie Rirs eerielt.n Irtre Nm
trltnnurS sesiF ni&t rcriaseu.
Ea,ttst wessen aud aItt Dasuerteipse nsu uue in iecr bsGie.
siscn &rsRc ahstnpnlmtn.
Stlsrr stteen rsn s71 Cts. Az duaefcrtiat. WbctvararbitH YEA
- an. Sursr EcreeI sti ReScn ae SpnGtnitr,n drseicr;tai.
'.'J Detfpnu. 6bAe
HS. S.t SSritfe fUr nne inn III asreIiir,u on
y. MULLER, 81 0tatblm str. Ntr gsrf.
gs,Et zee 8ibu. Anir,,srS.
Seine @cpnrif Sbseptaoe erbtelt iert,H
8. q. 6ii&tr, Sgt.
Allr ssf ustr bic Siltt eer yrpit wsretn Rit t&rleso
spn -seOos. l3neu6, i5uus9. l260oO, lljoe0, Ilvee1, l65OwH
ieteoo, 10000. SoOes, seu0c, 25uso, = NAL 2poee, TaI =
''oeo, mai l2oHu, = nal 10000, NAL 5Veo, . NAL 5000,
> mel @oav, I NAL scoo, IL mai 2oOa, 1l6 nal loco GJulpen u.
Ia II. l. ". keictcs, une biz in Der ltrnn NIa6c niht nil Sch.
Strtnhtn st;estn Ecr-tn, crbalicn 1u GER ctleN Nleifc Der iplscH.
stK Sttterte en JrtilrsS. macur6 CEN SH1sbtr emnpn Gin e5c>
stRn ste III l5pp9 @aietu iyfaHtn fsnn.
ttfF'fltt 3tesuni nnect i'm 3anudr fait, wp;a
81 i 5:;s': e.; 80 10 s~.rsfnt '.n*.
b. Etttrt Il. GB. in H~rssffrrt.
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u. u. Sfp,nnrcl,

NuIPpltertr une 1ape2i errr,
Np. Zof SrpapfraBe, jirilttn ecr 4trn uno 5ien,
sh,ncylt fb Gem e~aitlttrn NHtIifum iur %nfcrtisrna aQcr in fn
1stNsH e1lm!aSenotr Srhttttr, ais: Tafpslferu rcucr uno alter
Ytestl, HuTt;ttsina psa 9~fatragen autr :rt, sarcdsrt1 bon Sim.
W't9, "a we!ntm SmsS th Gin lcr ithpRes Tipriiar ut 5apcttu
serteue's nart. Sle SeritT Huitaur une peuettanidhe 2linsS err-
rattis uS Su %tinisen Yres ;a babcn srt q. q. RpmmcL,
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OfsaE padrtt unD Gelb ,9sfSsrerunsS> @umnilfsn
&etnttn:
g. 9dbmiht u. 60.
Sneaffs>. Gpm mifftenS-, Sst9tttpRs- unt
Re6ieL 9ti6aft.
Sriste une Yadete, lceuTe bis gu % Qfuno tipibt, wcrs,r
AIT leoem zen bier %abScteresn Yoitcampfer nG5 irseno einemS1,
her 2etit ~(oDriasit Geatl6Iano unp bic Sspeii) franfirt ss
CUR S:rhAnHnM retr tbsttrfllr, prcmfl uns nit Der srrBteH Slider
belt erptSiri, SeseA Baraute inc Sht;n.
gSt6ltt NIB Inmetlunat: IN rem bautpllben PIP
OrItihlan' iab!tar, 1Ho III ptn n%iteristtn NJ surfsn in pest etian
Sarcdu III bahtn.
1elbaus;a6lun9e all irprae cine ApreEt in Oeutfa-
lSne. tyi tns paus seHtfr 6ssen QuttaH5.- Salests 8ileta
gIsi Rsiicp1ne.
Esbar Nid,nnns aHs ~llnisessne bdbtn mir prr> @. SaIie
anitre aaenmr usrrtrd9en. u. 5Amipt v. On
@iih auf Shtlts ht;tebtne, tifst I'm Die Observation-Disclosures mti
Ss Fsr:srst uno Zane slcute y. Ss Tel
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-11
mrs. eeinaan g,
(ruter Nfrs. 8iset,)
ceutlpe Stbamne

s!IduSt lib ttrea Runetn mo stx leiaIatsa pu5lifaR ii, Mt;ti9:
III MAIDEN. DAP ie tore ieitberi5e ;oosnuu5 III aIui0aaiftaps pw>
area Dat no III thftr neurI 3Obuuns III 9redotraBe, ppnben
or l. une 2 Gsihtr Sratttta 3oNij, ~ FR0sa il, tpaIs..rt lie
5'Hs'8sH 4airissS tat5s9snlpsL.
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Seucr= umb Observation-Disclosures,

8eucr= umo 81 arinc=NNefuram,
pev
Virginia Fire Il Marine Insurance Company
Die Gin Bona 5iss 9asital Won SEQ, 900 beGb
unr i'm Sabre 1882 rurb bic G5eiessrtuna
pom Sirsinien ~einsefest pursr.
StrlMntrun9en irtretn curS eitie alte G,mrasrit erissiIt uutu
cen %sunrl9lten 9eengunQcn scstu isCuer- un0 ssaItrltacen an
StssnituR! alci @rt. ais: pIuier. RsuSt;, @uttr unb 58aayen
1atr art. iSs1bl Ill Ger Stapt. ais aMt IN Naart, uxo werpea Die
Nrertnetn ausiGtlu:aen prcsist scltihi.
SI~ Our Die 9oltt une ae AufnG5Hs ear III ssctbcrnseu DC
ltHIIdnht miro ni@is berttatt.
GtRte no. Isl TsaHhr., aihnpno, 9s., siac Ibhr uihrtaIt
2iesath DfiGr. u. &. GpYa.bin. @rfIn.
-" u" - Sr., Stertt .. ,lG.I.
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10 ilbslm Sell 5aus"

T"FF .
spn
Iugnf S6ap,
geo. lo4 8roao ,wiiben Der 6. une 7. Swaes
(ecm 9bcdtst a~e9enh5H).
NJ 5ubrt frs aute5 FSeerbitr. rrnfffe rsne frar,SGfa
NSttnc, Srdnep's, &c. Das SsuS in asfsiadycn einaeriHk.
I'LL! merStn Die @dnt auf oas aufmctdntit stsitn,.
@siiukt
pue Gin Partner nit tiren Capital Yrn $75go, I'm In Hitmoub
et 0abfHattcn pm F1fers psfentrt, Nuiieina Hlsas stl fsnl-
ubSn eorar'f IL pcginnen. Didss @tftaft IN idpn an ansern SI.
en III ! rerHtirn lte wirft artfe plctest as. Gtenisenet N,f:rGt.
merrth et8thsH une Strlansr. aSesen ,rtiitren Gin;e!str,n ave
eIslIHe man IN - y. 6. aDtfte,
-- pprtsncKit, ga,
tspisibf sr ans sttfsm Bacterial a~ufs.tasrifs c,bausr
III S%g3cnitsin sensa,ntta msrpea iasH.
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VIRGINIA SAYINGS BANK.
(Ssshsrsh suyse pic Gsfsesesups ran SirsinitE.
SupifaI: $I000OG.

LtpehNn wsrstn IN eteltr CANT entsessn stnsxmez osu - On
"af aRtwa'te, uns rastn ettlstsrn ~ s Pet. per 5&ar stEina,
s'nn Nc Tar & Nrnait ',sr ldnsr i'll hieir Sluf snslttsea. tn
iaritrt H,rtrsrn merrea ! VII. bcrt&nef.
ISt sanie Si't' O asitai batter fur Gle Gssrht,n.
ItssItta wtrstn anstnrmmtu :as Suitisnatn barber ssSsC-
ltRt eurS Zen eallrtr I. 2. Starit IN stm 6Isrt ere BERN
erentt, Cd, Der @sstrnrr un> Nainhraft, Mihmsne, %.
=. SRMNtt <. Gsftrtll, Srditstnt.
-. Sfarte, ealrrtr. e.. - dltbaIt, 3nIti9r.
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HS. S't Siritft fur ne iuc 81 asreiIirtn an
Y. MILLER, 81 0tatbam Str. Ntm gsrf.
gstEt zee 8ihul. arir,,erS.
Seine @~ciparirG bseplaoe erbtett ierk,H
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oacr=Gpiupnouict

Ja8cr=Sp mpaSnie!
Den Niitslicperu CUR Nabri6t. eas ieesn Opnner.
ltaf, Gbtnhs s ubr, rsselmaEist 0r,reter- liesunaeu
IN rsr ..Siilitarp 6au" fattTnesn.
SepeH !ebten Dpnnrriana i'm Sipnat Fustt ei.
nenatliAt Gerianimluas inn rstair IRE Srrrn Sttae
idtt. yer orb. oero,
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@srrse a. 8priHsmaHn't
epiH"Ath prtel unr athaHratipa
Craser SsrsS 5se!),
Hp. 4s4 9ennlslpdnia AccKu,,
i1ifstH 4sEh nab 8sxr-aHs. a. sab 5neaS,
Nalbins,cn. =. e..
Gaf rtiltNSe Tuflifxm fuh,, in hi,km Spisi bic tr.sns.iaS,
SuisabHt Snp Ttsitauns. 3teirSunstA adbis.
Ssra6lt5un9 er Yrete ron Stptlen.
Bic Hrtit sn 6 of: Inb sis aft Teitx sa5riMi wic.. fdA:
Spt SuMp Gale $3.50 rrr SsSe
Srt Sail gptc 4.75
parh Srtc, hsiee SrYim $50
2itien prctien iufsLge muE Grfs oils sas biat4he Isaerssosns "a.
ttriHl ettEr Seairn aHsiessn mtraSs.
scein:uHser: SaarJablunS krtm y :ftNen seer SbIitferuua.
Bic Nr.Ien-Sarpe Sefnetn nd Gtt Der 10. Stase unb Sa6,.
uue Sdt ptr 6. unS Bpreiir, iaeIidt Yrm Canal.
1881 Snp. =. Wtr o, Nacnt.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-27
ESTABLISHED A. D. 1861
poftrp.
ROCK ME TO SLEEP.

The subjoined poem-we know not who wrote
it's one ofthe most beautiful ofits kind we have
ever seen. We do not envy the heart which does
not thrill to its wild and tenden music.l
Backward, turn backward, oh, Time in your fight!
Make me child again, just for tonight!
Mother, come back from the echoas shore,
Take me again to your heart as of yore-
Kiss from my forehead The furrows Of care,
Soothe the few silver threads out of my hair
Over my slumbers your loving watch keep
Rock me to sleep, mother-rock me to sleep!
Backward, flow backward oh, tide of years!
am so weary of tolls and of tears
Toll without recompense--tears all in vain
Take them and give Inc my childhood again
have grown weary of dust and decay,
Weary Of flinging my soul.wealth away
Weary of sowing for Others to reap;
Rock me to sleep, mother--rock me to sleep!
Tired of the hollow, the base the untrue;
Mother, oh, mother, my heart calls for you!
Many summer the grass has grown green,
Blossomed and faded--our faces between
Yet with strong yearning and passionate pain,
Long tonight for your presence again;
Come from the silence so long and SO deep
Rock me to sleep, mother--rock me to sleep!
Over my heart, in days that are flown,
No love like mother-love ever has shown
No other worship abdes and endures,
Faithful, unselfsh, and patient like yours.
None like a mother can charm away pain
From the sick soul and the world weary brain;
Slumbers soft calm o'er nv heavy lids creep
Rock me to sleep, mother--rock me to sleep!
Come, let your brown hair, just lighted with gold
Fall on your shoulders again as of old
Let it fall over my forehead to night,
Shielding my faint eyes away from the light
For with its sunny edged shadows once more,
Hap'ly will throng the sweet visions of yore,
Lovingly, softly, its bright biows sweep
Rock me to sleep, mother-rock me to sleep!
Mother, dear mother! the years have been long
Since last hushcd to your lullaby song
Sing, then. and unto my soul it shall seem
Womanhood's years have been but dream;
Clasp to your arms in loving embrace,
With your lghtlashes just sweeping my face,
Never hereafter to wake or to weep
Rock me to sleep, mother-rock me to sleep!
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-27
A Good Recommendation.
"Sir, please, don't you want cabi

"Sir, please, don't you want cabin
boy?'
L do want cabin boy, my lad; but
what's that to you? A little chap like
you amt fit for the BERTH
"Oh, sir, I'm real strong. can do a
great deal of work, if amt so very DID,"
"But what are you here for? You
don't look like city boy. Run away
from home, hey?" .. '.
"Oh, no, indeed, sir; my father died
and my mother is very poor, and L want
to do something to help her. She let
me Gomez
"Well, sonny, where are your letters Of
recommendation Can't take boy with
out those" I.
Here was damper. Willie had new
er thought of it being necessary to have
letters from his minister, or his teacher,
or from some other person, to prove to
strangers that he was an honest boy
Now, what should he do? He stood in a
deep thought, the captain meanwhile
curiously watching the workings of his
expressive face.
At length he put his hand into his bos-
ON, and drew out his little Bible, and
without one word put it into the captain s
hand The captain opened to the title
page and read:
"Willie Graham. presented as a re-
ward for regular and punctual attendance
at Sabbath School, and for his blameles'
conduct there and elsewhere. From his
Sunday School Teacher. ...
Capt. M'Leod was not pious man,
but he could not consider the case before
him with heart unmoved. The little
fatherless child, standing humbly before
him referring him to the testimony of hi
Sunday School teacher, as it was given il
his little Bible, touched tender spot il
the breast of the noble seaman, and clap
ping Willie heartily on the shoulder, h
said: "You are the boy for me; and
you are as good lad as think you are
your pockets shall not be empty wher
you go back to your mother.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-27

ABOUT BEDBUes. to an ar
ticle in the last number of Harper's Mag
azine bedbugs are an American invention,
and have been exported from this coun-
try to all parts of Europe, excepting Ire
land, where bedbug is never to be found.
TIE insect made its appearance in Eng
land as early as 1903, when two noble
men were punctured' by them and the
physicians called in great haste. The
bedbug is a parasite of the bat family, and
is SO tenacious Of life that no degree Of
cold or heat can affect it. Freeze one un-
til you break it in two; thaw the pieces
and they will revive. Freeze the eggs
until congealed in ice; let them thaw and
they will hatch again as usual. Boil both
insect and egg and they will revive as
soon as COOL If they can get nothing to
eat they will live and propagate on what
nourishment they may derive from the at
M osphere. .....s.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-27

MORMON WIvEs.-"A FAIR SHAKE De
MANpED.-Brother Kimball, in one Of his
famous Mormon sermons, served the fol-
lowing timely notice on number of mis-
sionaries who were about starting on a
proselytizing tour:
Brethren. want you to understand
that it is not to be as it has been hereto
fore. The brother missionaries have been
in the habit of picking out the pretties'
women for themselves before they gel
here. and bringing on the ugliest ones for
us; hereafter you have to bring them all
here before taking any Of them, and let us
all have fair shake.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-27

The IBERIA OUTRAGE-lNpIoTMENTs
AGAINST SEVEN "HIGHER Law" ADvo-
cATEs.--The Grand Jury in the District
Court OF the United States-lhe Hon.
Kent Jarvis, of Massillon, Foreman, at
their late session in the city Of Cleveland,
found indictments against the Rev. Geo.
Gordon, President of Iberia College. in
Morrow county; James Hammond, Ash
bury Parker, Calvin Bowland, Joseph L.
Baldwin, e. D Ashbury, and Jonathan
McLaren, for obstructing service of pro
cess, by U. S. Marshal l.. w. Sifford, OF
the Southern District of Ohio, and his
Deputies, at Iberia, Morrow county, on
the Goth of September last.
The same persons are also indicted for
preventing the owners of several negroes,
and their assistants, from arresting them,
under the Fugitive Slave law.
From common rumor it is known that
a mob Of fanatic Abolitionists, numbering
about fifty persons, principally composed
of the Students and Professors of lberis
College. led on by the Rev. George Cor
don, who has fed to parts unknown, res
cued the prisoners, seized the officers o
the United States and their assistants
stripped them Of their clothing, cut ot
their hair, hogged and beat them mos
severely with rods and clubs, and drov
them from the county.
Warrants were issued for the appre
hension of these men, guilty ofa high of
ense, but they have all doubtless lei
their country for their countrys good
The officers of Justice report them led t.
parts unknown.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-27

SCENE IN A BLAcKsMTH's SHoP.-IA A
boy enters and blacksmith gives him an
oxchain, which has been repaired.
Boy-Mr. Blacksmith, did tell ye
how that the hired man John and were
plowing, and we broke the chain, and
John slipped one broken link through the
other, and put his finger in for a 'toggle'
while I went to cut stick for him, and
the oxen started ahead, and cut his finger
of, aud John felt Bladder at making fool
of himself than he did at the loss Of his
finger?
Blacksmith-No you didn't tell Of that.
Boy-No, nor amt goin' to, for 1
promised John / wouldn't.
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its sure to fail. This agency
in the hands Of any body else would have
been lucky thing; but when / take hold
Of it, it is good for nothing"
Then you think 1t was bad because
you took hold oiit?"
Certainly do; it is all luck"
II don't think So"
"How does it happen that you are
on salary of fifteen hundred year,
while am a beggar? You were on
less salary when we were married."
1T is true, l was"
"It's all luck tell you. You have
had good luck, and have no luck at all.
Everything you touch turns into money"
~ don't understand it So" said Jacob
Greene.
swell, it is so whether you understand
it so or not; l should like to know how
else you can account for the difference in
our situations? You own your house,
and have money out at interest besides;
while | haven't red cent" r
"There is no luck about it."
"What do you mean by that?"
"Instead of sticking to your business
as have done; you have been changing
from one thing to another"
"That was better to myself"
"That was the intention, but very few
of your friends thought as you did. In
this last speculation of yours. Pendant,
you have left good situation to engage
in a business that any reasonable mar
might have known would not pay hi,
salt"
"Then you mean 70 tell me that / had
no Judgment
II don't know what you have got, you
certainly did not exercise any in this last
transaction. Not sensible man in the
community believed that new company
could do anything in Boston. 1t was a
want Of Judgment on your part rather
than want of luck"
"Then you think there is no such thing
as luck"
Il don't say SO; I think chance throws
some opportunities in ones way, but b,
far the larger portion Of all that is called
good luck, is simply attention to business
good Judgment and perseverance,
81 think l have attended to my busi
ness"
81 know you have, Peter, and it is
great pity you should now be ten year
behind your proper situation. You hav
changed your business SO many times tha
you lost your luck
"Do you think so?"
excuse me for talking so plainly"
at is Just what he needs said Mary
E who had been an interested listener t
this conversation. "No sooner does Pc
ter get we'll settled in situation than b
wants to leave it,"
"Musn't do so, Peter, you must site
to your business, and not be deceived b
foolish offers; they are deceitful. Cor
stantly changing has been the fountai
head OF your ill-luck But perhaps yo
are lucky in one thing, for Simpson dis
charged the man he engaged in your plac
and the situation is still untitled
II shall count myself lucky if regal
} the place"
Peter was lucky in spite of his com
plant, for he succeeded in getting hi
, former situation with the resolve ths
nothing short of the offer of large salar
should tempt him to change his position
He stuck to his text in this particula
and year after year, Simpson advance
his salary, and finally gave him an inter
est in his business. He was completed
satisfied that his good luck depended NJ
1 on his constancy, for he is now success
full man.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-27

QUITE recently an Irishman met
brother IriShman, who had, but day or
two previous entered the matrimonial
state. and accosted him with
"Well, Petrick, is it thrue that you've
bin an gone an got married?"
"Av coorse it is, Dennis"
can who, in this blessed land O. free
dom, did ye git married to?" .-..
"Why, to me wife. to be sure. Bad
luck to vel do ye think id be afther mar
ryin' anybody else's wife. and make a
iggybotamist of meself?"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-12-27

SPEECH OF WIDE AWAKE LIErTES-
Axr.-"Fsller sogers," said newly
elected Lieutenant of a Wide-Awake
corps, "I'm all fred obliged TO You for
this shove up in the ranks you have given
me. Feller sogers. I'm not going to for.
get you; kindness soon, not by darned
sight; and I'll tell you what it is. I'll stick
to my post like pitch to pine board, aud
shout and vote for Aoe Lincoln like all
creation, SO long as there's peace, but as l
90 in for rotation in office, and if we
sholds come to blows with any body.
darned If don't resign righ of, and give
every feller fair shake for glory, and all
that 'ere."