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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-05
paiiagicr=9iite
be8 8remer Shifes uNli9ulta."

/. GdiIte. Nugult 6enfel, Sadlen~ Gpbur1.
q. Salute. Warta q. ulp Qouile Nieldcr aus
6eien Darmfapt; SObanue unp 6eiuri6 bams
mel, @irttembers; gliccl. @intber, u. &nud.
Dietrtd uno <Nlorie 8relh, Oiargaretbe, gtilas
beth unp SObann 9abn, So6, Sitter, Nnna Mar=
garetba 0eber, aus Sapern; @arl Neuter nit
8amilie, Gbriitine Did, preuBen ; 2Bilbetmine
Sersmann nit Samilie, 5auuoper; SUbann
pFnaif, 5efen.
3rtIfenOed. Guni9unoe unD Caroline Wtallz
rr, Baltimore; 6ermann Blum, Ntr. Nupplpb
unp Sobanne &Gbler, Sadien Altenbur1 /; 6.
y. gernbarpine uno @brilttne Steperina, 8. s..
9obnerbum, Nntcn Shittert, Gertrude Quaut
nit SapiIie. Trieprif s3jegtnbrin, Noplpb Spn-
nenber9 nit 0amilte, IS, Bonner, Str. Gaber=
ping, 81. SAwenftr, SObann Supf, 6eturi@
inp SObanna Nening, @reuBen; 9. 0pael, 6.
0retlein, Ga6par G6ultbfis, 5r Caller, &atb.
Stampfer, gep. GGbler, Yaul &rouader, pluto
MIA @Udtl, &up. Rreb6, 9Uutie unD 3ltu8 Qsier,
SDb. Nttler, SObn Sep, &atbar, S1trner, Gpa
6ufnd9el, 2lnpreas MiiGer, Mars. Martlanp
NIT 6amtlie, 8. NOIenberser, 2orell3 @eber nit
6amilie, Nnna ST. Satb. 8atbOn, Barb. Saupt,
Scabim S6aC NIT 8amilie, 8apern; Maria
2ier, 6elene unp 0eline &lcltsrmanl1, Qpuile
2emtru6, Mar9. Niermann NIT 8amilte, >.
pliers nit 6amtIie, S, $. &lente, 6. so, @rofe
nit 8amtlie, 6annpSer; q. Shmibt, Sobann
98sber, u. Yreul6, 5sliei-D armltapt Galent.
SCHUBERT, SOB. 6artmann nit Sam, Nbilipp
9tOtb, Sadlen Wetmar; @eter 0rOnemalp, So
bann NilOer, Ncla Straub, Gpa unD Gltlabetb
ShrOf, Sobann 5er3in9er, Gatb. 6aas, SOb.
Seg, Wtarg. Aeber, Maria S6mtpt, Tcroinanp
Weber nit camille, aotbarine 2utpater nit Ba.
mite, 50. s, 8arr, @ltiabstb Sala, SUbaunts
&empel nit 5amilie, s, @olpldmtpt, 6sllen ;
S. unp @tarta 6auetamp, Slpenburs; 6srm,
SHELTER NIT 8amtlte, NeuB O'reib, 3ulam=
men 152 Nallaotere.
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8rntaler Ga NJ - 3rret iun9e Wlat=
ner Namens gBrn. 9in6pH uno Gbriltian VaYer
aertetbet am Greitaa 9lahtnttta9 I'm Stpre pea
6rn. gdaer, Nr. 1872 SIT Bratt(tr., In Streit,
wobet es au 6iebsn fam. sic purpsn au5elnan
Der a%ebracht, 9inbof aber ipa nieper auT 8dYer
lpeoeoonaen lein unp in Dem liA entIpinnenpen
!6oInpf penn lebteren einen W(eiierltr6 in rer lin
fen 9eite oet9ebraft babe. SinbOf ,purpe fit
aencmmen unp in Grman9slun9 BON Slr0lAaIt
.tn'8 @efdn9ntb selAidt.
DtebRobl.- Spbn Saipsrr (2) purpe
fetaenCm Zen, neil er i'm 8erpaAt tanp, letnem
Arbeitsosber, Spbn Sellers, gonptr, uabe Gam
CATER, Elm Saar Sbrringe unO anoere @eeens
ltanOe entpenCet 8u BADEN. CT wurpe 9esen
Saral6aft bis ouf @eiteleS %entlaiIeu.
Oteb fabL.- Oa8 9Saarenla9er Der So.
Yennimonn uno 8ruper, Nr. 10 9tpro 6oparpz
ltraee, wurpe in Der gla3t BON 6reita9 auf
SunnobenD pom Dicbsn betmoeiubt, peaen &c
eelana, unscfa6r so OuBenp feline 6epermelier
ps93uihleppe1t.
Weue StraBe. - Die Gisent6ums Sc
iiBer Stpil6en Gbarleafr. uno 9ate Jtclanp laI-
len bort cine prahtppue Strabe a~nleaen, um
@elesenbeit St baben, pra6tpOae 8aupl1be gu
pertanlen.
S6redGtde Serwunbnne. - Dim
6reitag Na9mittag befarO lid Elm Oeutider,
4anen6 8ra9er, auf etnem S6if am Sadion's
Berft nnp bate Das ln9lld, purh etne pfene
9ufe in Den S6if6rauin ~btnetn3ultir3en. Gr
titr3te tppfuber unO lhlug NIT Der linfen Sette
Oe5 &Upfes 9e9en Elm l6arfe5 Srett an, 70, poB
tpm paS 6leii6 bis gum Slim berab9erillen MUIR
pe nno Sd1pel unO Vaden@&npGen bios le0te.
u len a y II IL | il #. - Nm Spnns
abeno NaGmitta9 um 5 llbr murpe an Der @de
Der Olp- unp MtaDtlonltr. auf Der Staot &ilen-
baDt elm &inO itberfabren unO au9enblidtiN 9e=
tGOtet, Coroner 6all murDe ipfort berbeigerufrn
unO BET Der ongelteltn unterluGung eraab Is
Ii1, baB pa5 SinO i'm Nuaenbltde pe5 6eranna-
bens pe5 gga9enS NU, 81 iiter Die Sabn gu lau=
fen perIuhte, pabet absr binltitrste uno Damn
llberfabren 1purOe.
Die 3etde pes GtnoeS pur0e III elm nabeS
Oau6 9ebra6t, ppd t,rnte 9lenanp tie bis pa=
Dtn iDentif5irea, Der Gonputteur oeo g6aaene
Wiliam oannwppD un0 Der &utlAer "pellelben,
8tllt1m AnOreips, purpen teiOe f%et9encmmen,
%erlterer ieoUA lpfprt wieoer e~ntlafieu,
Anfunft pon Gtnmauperern.
Oas Sremer GGtf y2Iugulta", @aut, Cribs lief
9etern mad elmer 5abrt pom 60 Ga9en bier Elm,
Oaliebe bra6te 153 9allasiere unp lit an Die
80. Werbes, Suliug unD gGerbone cpnli9nitt.
AbgeSan8en. Das SAif uGrnetine"
9tng am Somitas nad Sremen ab.
Oas @etter, Der 8bermrmeter 3etote
in lebter WcHe 3pil4en 80 unp so Orap Dar-
me i'm Sdatten.
II a l. s. II DIT = Ni6ter 8pnb.
SIN @ritntnal=W ertht wurDen am SonnabenD
SGla3sret~ unp An9rifS prp3e1e perbanpeIt,
peren tet1er itbri9ens rpln 9erin9lteu Snterelie
w1r, pe6baIb mir IN lere 2eler nit Der Auf5lbs
lung perlelben perldonm wolen.
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eOfalsMenisFeitcn aus WafbinetOn.

Senator Wil - Oen 0emiibun=
gen peS Senators gBillon lit es bauptlaGlid, gu
pevpunfen. PAP Der Gon9reB Die 8ta gum Ser
bpte pes Gevtaufs beraulAeurer @etranfe an
Splpaten angenpnlmen bat.
Ga0allerte 81 e9tmenter. Der
&riesSminilter natm ON 6rettag bret 9teeimen=
ter in Dtenit. GOl. goun0's 6entudps, Gpl.
Warren's ceitlthe unp Sol. Mc9teYnOIo8 Gin
coin SapA(lerte.
Sol. gpung'8 Ie9trnent ipirb aus 1900 Mann
belteben unp btnnen 20 Gaeen I'm 8elpe 1teten.
Seine Sif3iere fnp: @pl. IS. s.. gouna, 2ieut,=
Sol. s. W. Omen BON Der bertttenen 9raltDen-
tens@arre in WaIbin9tpn, unO Major 6. 81.
8ennet, lebterer ais Qlternt betannt.
Die Sff3tere Der anperen Nesimenter linp
nod nidt befannt.
&etn Eager tr. = Sc GeiBt, baB
ber Sefebl %erlaIen wOroen 1et, tein Qagerbier
mebr iiter Die Srife mad girginien gu briugen.
DIE 5erren f6einen alp Oa6 unldulpi9lte alter
Wetrante aud fir beraulAenO 5n balten.
&Obert SpDmbS friber GtaotS Sefree
tar Der @onf6perirten Staaten, 1T gum 8rieape=
@eneral Der Nrmee b~erlelbrn ernannt porpen
unp 81. 81. s. Sunter BON 8trstnien lit an Die
Stelle pes 6errn 9Upmbs eetreten.
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Shtff6nonrfM

" VI
oYfeltpent Cmitb", Warfmeilter fam am IL,
y. Nlts. in 8remerbafen III,
Sarfe uMarglanp", 9elmers, Ron Baltimore
fam am 10, y. @tts. in 8remerbafen an.
S9.f nOlOenburs", Brasse, gins am is.
y. Nlts, BON Sremen ua9 9tip. g)prt alb.
"a Sn Der So3. Dem. 8urnbale, 300 Sc.
YrattltraBe tlnoet Geute Nbenp cine muifae
ltlAe unterbaltun9 ltott. User Die friberen I'm
terbaltun9en NIT angebGrt, miro aud, Diesmal
niht U%erlaumen li6 um 8 l1br in pbiaer 6aue,
etn3uinoen,
gaF Die greurfon bes 9teoestranaes miste
pes lnleHten Wetters balber eerl9uben perpen
uno miro beute (Mpnta9) auf @eber's 6arm
ab9ebalten peroen.
E Die greurlfcn BON gpt9t'S Oeutl6er lno
ensltlAsr 5an3ldule miro beute CNtOntas) in
y9lolt's pain" abgebalten. Die S6aler, lulpte
persn GItern unO 6reunpe MAIDEN mir auf pteles
lGnOlihe Set aufmertlam.
Gg Sertett CONCERT - Seoen
Montae, DOnnerltag unD Samita9 atenp, un=
ter DIRECTION re5 prOf. 9tamann, in Der cuffs
IhGnlte eingerihteten SUmmerwirtblhaft Der ar
$50. s Sin 5rieOrtditr.
Co. 0ret6-S 6teBen.-Nm nGdlten
Gienltag balten Die bieliasn S9nBen auf tbrem
i&Gn eeIe9enen Sdiben-6 ofe eth eis@SGiebeu,
nobel ltd jeoer @tn9efubrte, Der einen Breis aug
Iest, aud betbeiltSen bari. @aerlet 8ersniguns
gen, 9IHtt v, |. ~, wsrpsp pas 8et psrberrllhen,
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wnfbinafpner Mn,rfaer,.

Is GAb icribenteh Sopis aud, Mn,eiosn fVr M,,
tn9toit n. @eorsetrfpn DerSem bel Srn. q. q. s1ish,
felSt, Wo. 42O GsStr, unterbalb s. Ctr. sntoeos,
9enpmrien.
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nYriifet ales uno bas Belte bebaltet +"
pennf1lDania NnnO= rnS 6arnnzgtiiOcintiol

Sn Der iebi9en 3eit ter llnrube umo Arteitlonafet Ipate ie0er
feiBl9e Ntbtner, mel9er ntdt in ben Stte9 5iebt. l9 cre quite
51rut taulen, pp er lth uno leine (anlle erHabgsn UNI ito cine
uIb8e nno ~iorgenfrcie 0e,nofb grinsea fam.
Re bette uo uOrtbeiIbdiefe G~Selegenbeit oasu bietet, Die IL. Be.
ttn ~aulbI0ben teSrifene teui1e Anieolun9
0sermnmin,
Fotter 60, pa, mcfelbit Der llnteryeitbnete i66nes. ilufttarys
ino reldii1 bewllereS 6armldnb irmie 90. Sr9Iid9 9ee1ehe Sau
OTIS III Der Stact Germanta, Su cen btni4iten Ereien pcrfaut
&aS 8ltma ut eeiuno nno auf oenl 2anne etn portrefl tder unb
|wertboolee 8utmmud8.
e en- 9uten uno aarattt ten aauibrtef, it6oet aud anBtroem i1pn
hteral quite o,ut1he ~9taboarn.
9ano ut nj Fdrnlen BON il 25 4fern ~obgetbeut.
9e1bere Aiiatrultt ertbeilt u. S6nauffer
Wdll4S in Der Weter-Offce.
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Nefottnf,tnch1,nn.

Ger unter5etdnete 6e9t 5ermt ZEN 1et tafen 2eIert Der Netp.
ggerter erlnlinal- un6 A5eno : 3eitunaen, ionic add Ter Eomltsn.
4latS e an Mp, 9B e. ron nun an Die agentur %oerclben far Den Di-
@-Str. M0rtb, Spiiden 8. unb 9. ctr. V8eIt.
O. $. s. &tebfelbt, @gent.
OPS Naihinatpn, 8. 9.
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W b {, SDparbtreet. luper 1912
ertra to fancs 5 5o@5.95
~ family 7O0@7.5O
ObtD & 9entudY luper 800
u ertra 5,25@5.5o
" farttlg 7.00(@7. So
n @itg 0itlls gut bic fem 5.00@5.l
y ertra 7.Oo@7.25
Z u 9Dell6 familg 800
y 0elerppir, @atapscO, Nlblanb
4 @reelliUr famlilY 900
u NelerSOir ertra $50
Ut . 8 e nm { ) |, 3.50@3.75
st b |, 800
prUDt tUnen, pentg Wddfra9e. Sdulteru
6&@7 far Seitenltilde 74@S, fir Sdinfen
cola SaIaaetf6s preiie peri6iepen, fin
2arb84@9-
NetS, 54@6 Cts.
Starte. perl Sc Cts. Sefb
@rpunD Mlum SsSad 9O@1O8 g., Mor>
1haaS ST. 35@$l 40, Ml6tpn's 81. 80, Surfs
SslanO rs Sis. p 8ulbel pom StOre.
9 aamsn, &leelaanten gut bis auSgelethne
$4.5O@4.75 per Slbl. ppn 81 ID. 3imptbY
$2,5o@2;75. 6laaSlaamen $l.s6@14o.
per 8uIbel.
Dbtsfep eitp p @ollune 17R Cents, Sbiu
l8, aber feline 8erf1ufc.
Us o | {, ungepaiden 23-25 s9 ID, Qau1m 28-
81, feine 35 @ 90.
New>Srleans 6.5o@7. 25, @rreerie Or,
binatr bt8 dut 6. Sal.
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@ei6dftsperiegnna.
9eltlde luO ensliide S6rift0icbere
BON
Wb. OeinriH+
berIest pom @ta. As eentreitr. naa

" peIIeHI pDH Nl5, 10 VtHURpT. HNn
13 geprtb= WiaianiltraBe, Jtew=Q)prf.
Den 9erren 8u9orutere= 8eIsern btermit bieergebcnfte Nn,eiaeS
oaB t1 teBt wiecer 10 nett int Starbe bin, um ale in bic Sbrfft
9eBerel etnltlasenbe Arbetten ibnen mao bini9 CUR 3nfrtecenbea
nelner 8eebuen Nbnebmer a~nfertt9en 81 fDnnen. UelOnoers Made
tp oaraut autnertiam, bb ib tets cine Quantitdt Sdriiten os
neueiten nnh beEeu Gbntttes, bon benz porsialiditet DPetall ge
8piien. auf Sassr babe nnb ale gelteaunsen in n69lidEt turser
3dt ~anSfibren fahta.
Rs- 8~OatdnOise ausitattunoen fir 3ethinss, Oftcen
%eorrdtbi9l 0 oaB eS blpS or 9eneuen Angdbe Der GrD6P
beoari. UNI ole nStbi9en Nrtifet fofCrt o%bSuiGtteu.
DteiEn9= UNI Dtetaa slHieu, !3ier- Stnien (DasLe lopie cine
Nnswdbl Der ment %9an9boren .3eituugs- Si9netten tnluier an 0ano
Ueetre groben lteben alien @eihdftsireuncen gratis au Dteniten
Durh meme 8erbinoun8 NIT ben Erelen- sSabriga ucn &rn. u.
Soc y 80. liefere ID, allie Artsn prelen gu ~cencItcr 8eon8un9en
uc prelen ME bic 6abrif lelbIt.
AS- @benio babe tb Stempel un6 MuSleGer FL onotor,
CUsEyersatEDns-LOze Tag s,
tets o~rrrdtbte. 0b. Seturtd. @driftoieBer
Ap20) Snnl6sug8) U 13 q. lDiaiomftr. Giem.Yprt.
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Nnnn.@

6Ort &eorusp, 4. 2lu9uf. Die9pnp
@rpreB 1T nit Na6ri6teu bis gum "a, Suit bier
angetcmmen.
2arY 6%ranfliu mar Spn ben SanpwtG@Snleln
a1f lbrer 0ltIfrsiie noh Gn9lanO on9efommen,
Die 8rsdinripbe= IemUtraten batten NtcSonS
nell gun Wouoerneur ernannt.
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gW Der poRpampfer Nrabia 9ebt am Mitt~
nod BON Bottom nad liverpool ob. Sir got
ihlieBt um 3 ubr beute Mittaa.
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Der 8t6mCn6 Graminer pom 80. Suit laqt,
boB Die Nrmse ceS Sen, SpbnltOn BET 6atrfar
@Ourt 6ouie l6se.
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~

Baltimore, ben l Augult 1861.
Rtnbptet. Gs purpen 600 Stilf ausaebpten
preile left. @pn $3.25@$4.25 p 100 ID
Ourhldniti6pretS S3.75 p 100 Id. 8erfauft
ipurpen 40 an btelise Meb9er.
Shwetne mentg perldn9t u. 81 nteperen pret<
len p%erfauft pUn $5.25@$6. 90 p 100 Id bee
5ablt.
.@6aafe s2.76@a.5o gelapren, fir CUTE Seer
ben.
Alepbpl, per 0allOne 39-4l @tS. fur 50 Pei
Butter, bette @jDben "a GtS. - tb, WlaoeS 20
-22, 9tplbutter 2O--24 @t8.
S ebern, 40 (@ As els 99 To meni0e i'm Marfi j.
6rii6te, &rltnen 81 .9o02,25, @almnaIe 6
Gt5., Gprintpen 81 @ts., pIaumeu l23@
II Gents, GttrOnen 81. So 10000 per 8pr,
Srangen 81 90 per 8Ur.
09p6, p 1pnne III Hlumpen $685..
IS manp YeruDiantl1er 2240 ca $60-62
AuoAenmebl 500 per Sunne.
81 G ID ii pientOnt 81 SIS. % 1b gfelfen To-
1O3 GfS., pfin. Sn9mer 81 6, Musfatnub
4O-55, YfeHer lo4-lo3, MuSfatbIatbe 4a-
At Cts.
g etretbe, @eiSen rpt9. Drbtndr IOO@los
out bis auSgeSeihnet ll0@II5, pei6er gptel
l16@I20, ertra feiner 130O135.
Safer, Nir9, u. Nfaryl. 33@35, Yennl. SO,
8prM peibe6 6S@7o, gelbe6 53@a5 @ts.
9tp9gent MarYlano Sc, pennl. $4,000 @tS.
5ppen /, neuer % Id 0o@S5 @t8.
5Gutet $tb lUle 7@S, sstrpdnete 14-l5.
Senl SimOtb9 $l5@l7 per 2Oune. alee $ll
@13 in 8bl.
aaffee, NtO gut 49, @ l44 prirna l44@15,
Sapa 1903, 0aauaYra 15@l6.
MpIa0eS, MuScUpape 24@26, Nep>Srleans
o,to 90 ~ 90 Htd st+ -E-- A@
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S(0Ot Baltimore.

$50 f. q m ppu 8alttm -gSabs
reuO pe5 am so. Stunt enpenpen 8ierteltabres
felt l9 Die Gbdttoteit pe5 gOfsamteS pUn Sal
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@onuernementsz 0G0e in'e Nuslann

oerben IN t"TrSciter 6rilt unb mad 8crl6rHt ser 2anbss9eIete be
or9t onrd Die Offtce oeS Baltimore Wefel"
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Rg- eio Sbr 9epla9t nit Suiten
QaHt Sbr Srult1tmer,en ontr SeltenItEden?
81 cit eS sud III Der 2uttlDbre
0abut tie Ysberbeihperoen?
91beI fe Biz 2rMdlti ?
M%uSietrung. &eubDuften 9itbma, 0aIsgsidnpure,
@ue5e RING, 8eubb alten, Altbmar @alSgei tware.
I~u85etrun9, 6sudbuner. Aitbnla, 9alS3ei9pure,
9als, 4un9e unb 8tnIt an9e9r ten,
9al5, Gun9e uno 3 ut anaertfel,
9dls. Sun3e un0 Snrft a%n9tgrtfen -
SeIo Sbr beflneu nut obiBen Spmptomen, Damn 9etraudt
Or. Spapne's ycOrnpUnirten9 St lpftrlben=S prup"
er piro esd oOl' ommen unp iAnel curutn, ME G~auieabe, bic
oantt Sebeit wprcen inb. he ep9cn trnnen uno oeliebe nj D oes-
9tctden, rptnn %perbAnocn NIT z wdnNee Ioet2uderten une
olutretnf8enben SarfapariIIa unb &beerpiI.
len, Masen uno llnterletb 51r 'rabern Seiunobet 5uriidbringen.
Der aut Sst alien DtenSlnpertdutern lberau. - Siebe ole @ett-
tttlte uuter Den Nnseiscn. Mai2,
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TrciUinioc nufoepaetl

Sun9e 2cute, Die g8iaens limb fr lie ran : n,s sri.,.s !, -.
Dienlt or y. ct gu tret II. NE ben I'll rmt nufaef rosrf, Id, ES.
Gem untsraetf nekl pon 9eute as fir Die nadien s Eaoe au mel
b. inbli6en OFFICERS icbeu "f'
George Dt1li. 2ieut. Of tie 0iltrftt gOrOnt
Slll3l,lP 1856, z. ctr. Ma%I einatcn 8. 6.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-03
4 Capital storp,
ADVENTURE OF AN ORPHAN BOY
A Tale OF Love and Politics.

Toward the latter part of tho summer
Of 1910. lad of prcpossessing appear
ancc entered the beautiful town of C.
situated on the foot of Seneca Lake, New
York, near the centre of the State. He
had travelled from tho Western part of
Ohio. where his father, widower, had
died from one of those malignant icv"rs
so common in newly made countries,
while overseeing the cultivation of large
tract Of land, in order to regain fortune
lost during the disastrous spcculalions OF
1886
Being an only son. and left among
strangers after the death of his father,
! George Wentworth resolved to leave
| Ohio and remove to the State of New
York, for the purpose of trying his fort
uno in .nnv manner that chance might
offer. lie hnl passed through several
towns and villages on his route, without
meeting with anything to attract his at
tcnton. until reaching C.. This fine
town, with its lovely lake and <ine scene
rv, struck his fancy; so he determined to
obtain employment if possible and make
it his future homc.
While walking along the principal
street of the shady avenue overlooking
the lake, ON which were located several
dine churches and other public buildings,
he saw large crowd Of people assembled
around newly erected liberty pole, in
front Of one of the principal hotels. On
approaching the spot, he found it was a
political meeting. held for the purpose OF
raising the polo and making party
speeches.
Our hero forced his way into the crowd
Just as they were raising the "StarS and
/ Stripes" with names of their candidates
to the top of tho flag staff. The flag had
barely reached half way, the enthusiasm
being at its height, when the cord twist
ed and caught in the little wheel at the
top They pulled and tried every way
but were unable to raise or lower the flag
a single inch The excitement and cheer
ing ceased, and all eyes were turned &c
the half masted flag. A portion of the
opposition party, who were grouped q
little in the rear of the main body, began
to jeer and joke about the apparently ba(
omen. to the evident discontinue Of theil
oPponents.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-03

AS a weary traveller was vending his
way through the mud in far west region
Of the country, he discovered young
maiden seated in the door Of small log
house. He rode up in front of the house,
and asked the girl for a drink of water;
he drank it, and she being the first wo-
man he had seen for several days, offered
her dime for kiss. The young maiden
accepted the offer and received both the
kiss and the dime.
The traveller was. about to resume his
journey but the maid never having seen a
dime before, asked:--
"What am to do with this dime?'
"You may use it in any way you wish
he replied, at is yours"
eff that's the case I'll give you back
the dime and take another kiss" Will
some one show us that road?
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-03
Love XOlur Enemies.

When Abraham sat at his tent-door,
according to his custom, waiting to enter
tain strangers, he espied an old man
stopping and leaning on his staff; weary
with age and travail, coming toward him
who was a hundred years of age; he re-
ceivcd him kindly, washed his feet, pro-
vidcd supper caused him to sit down
but observing that the old man ate and
prayed not nor asked for blessing on
his meat, he asked him why he did not
worship the God of Heaven. The old
man told him that he worshipped the fire
only and acknowledged no other god
AT this answer Abraham grew so zeal
ously angry, that he thrust the old man
ont of his tent and exposed him to all tho
evils OF tho night, and in an unguardcd
condition. When the old man was gone
God called to Abraham and asked him
where the stranger was. He replied, =
thrust him away because he did not wor'
ship Thee God answered him, Il haze
suffered him these hundred years, although
he dishonocd me; and couldst thou no
endure him one night. when he gave the
no troubles? Upon this, saith the story
Abraham ic,chcd him back again anC
gavc him kind and hospitable entertain
mAnt and kind instruction.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-03

AN ANunprincipled young Yankee peddler
made love to buxom widow in Penn
sylvania. He accompanied his declara-
ton with an allusion to two impediments
to their union. "Name them," said the
widow. "Thc wants of means to set up
a retail store" They parted and the
widow sent the pedler check for ample
means. When they met again the ped
dler had hired and stocked his store, and
the smiling fair one begged to know the
other impediment. 81 hare another wJe,'
cried the notion dealer.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-03

A FELLOW on race course was stagger-
ing about with more liquor than he could
well carry.
Halo! what is the matter now?" said
a chap whom the inebriated individual had
just ran against.
"Why-hic-why, the fact is, lot of
my friends have been betting liquor on the
race to-day, and they have got me to hold
the stakes.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-03

A GENTLEMAN discharged his coachman
for overturning him in his carriage, on
the road from dinner party. The man,
the next morning craved pardon, by ac-
knowledging his fault. 81 had certainly
drunk too much, SIR" said be, "but was
not oery drunk; and gentlemen, you knou
sometimes, get drunk"
"Why." replied the master, 81 don''
say you were very drunk for gentleman
but you were Internally drunk for coach
man; SO get about your businass.'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-03

IT in not by books alone, chiefly, that
one becomes in all points man. Study
to do faithfully every duty that comes in
your way. Stand to your post; silently
devour the chagrins of life; love justice;
control yourself; swerve not from truth or
right; be man ofrectitude, decision, CON
scientiousness: one that fears and obeys
God, and exercises benevolence to all; and
in all this you shall possess true manlinsss.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-03
NEW SERIES-VOL. 22-NO. as.
A Beautiful Idea.

Away among the Alleghenies there is a
spring so small that single OK, in a
summers day, could drain it dry. 1t
steels its unobstrusive way among the
hills, till it spreads out into the beautiful
Ohio. Thence it stretches out thousand
miles, leaving on Its banks q hundred
villages and cities, and many cultivated
farm, and bearing on its bosom more
than half thousand steamboats,. Then
joining the Mississippi, it stretches away
and some twelve hundred miles more, till
it falls into the emblem of eternity. 1t
is one of the great tributaries ofthe ocean,
which, obedient to God, shall roll and
roar till the angel, with one foot on the
sea and the other on the land, shall lift
up his hands to Heaven, and swear tina,
time shall be no longer. So with moral
influence. 1t is a rill--rivulet-an ocean
--boundless and fathomless as eternity
- Southern Illinois.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-03

SOME days since we CHANGED to be il
company with several eminent divines
who were relating numerous amusing an
ecdotes of the pulpit. Among others
the following struck our fancy as deserv
ing of record:
Il was," said the reverend gentleman
attending divine service in Norfolk, sew
eral years ago, during a season of som'
excitement. While the officiating cler
gyman was in the midst of most inter
esting discussion, an old lady in the con
gregation arose clapped her hands, ant
exclaimed
'Mercful Father, if had one NOR
feather in my wing of faith, l would fl,
off to glory"
The worthy man thus interrupted, re
piled:
Good Lord, stick it in, and let her go
she's but trouble here.
That quieted her.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-03

AN old Dutchman who, some years
ago, was elected member of the Legs
lature. said. in his broken English style,
"Ven l vent to the Legislature | fought
would find dem all Solomons dere; but
soon found dere vas some as pick fools
dere as l vas"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-03

THE celebrated wit. Douglas Jerrold,
once said: The women are all alike. When
they are maids they are mild as milk. once
make them wives. and they lean their
backs against the marriage certificate and
defy you.'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-03

The following is copy Of will left by
man who chose to be his own lawyer:
This is the last will and testament Of me
John Thomas--I give all my things to
my relations. to be divided among them
the best way they can. N. B.--If any bo-
dy kicks up row or makes fuss about
it he isn't to have anything. Signed by
me, j ohm Thomas"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-03

In olden times women were prevented
from marrying until they had spun sci
of bed furniture, and hence they were call
ed spinstsrs until they were married.
Nowadays they spin street yarn.