Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-16

and made a, a,preeipnsS mistake when We ian
cied that Reginald hid carried not44lng !4 away
from the ship but tapperF packet sof, tern
leaves Ia sQnsth hlRg Worth .g !.
more than all the gold and jswSelry ri The f1is'
dies-7i. character Of trustwor,hincss and
truth character for doing, his duty to God and
man; and depend ont. continued the old
man raising his voice, "'A boy who has that
will never long be in, want OF a, frilGnd.nc
Euua'usn- ---rr---.z,s Ss.'---7f777 lIia
b, "A rHsricF Chapter ON Bachelors
EAF ,as,yoD l.it al pi,ia7rr-ir t.ail brh i nj
The lBos,on Evening Transcript hiss the
! tfollowing:i ~ .tuiaw" l7og a l' ~, ,'n
IHrRope-himself nn>eh baehelon and theret
fore speaking from experience affords but
little corafort tothe brotherhood. lie says
LET binfdl bachelors their woes dcplorc;
Full well they merit all they feel, and moret
The 4etymology of Htns word is any thing
but com blmentafS. TyJuuihs derives it from
bdkclos, foolish : and'pcnage;S4rom' ras cAect
alter, II lknightlof the lowest order 1T IS by
some sppposed:to be deprived from baeo@laMi
|rctts, crowned 7with planro berries. his Is
more dgnifrd, certainlyi bhtit reminds tis
of George Colman's words in regard tesir
ah6mas. .Erpriiigh who lretnrned from his
warsli France crowned with hurclsy and,sht
down in his solitary castle, alt aloneat'Gr -
lgi7tThat' sitting gunderlhustls,a all alone, n
Is much more dignifod than entertan'pg.
b. Legislators have done their utmost, Since
Gotl created man, to compel this refractory
class 10 fan into the ranks lilSe ustltd eiti-
zens, and obey tho Standing ordeh, recorded
in the twenty eighth verse of the first chapter
Of (,enesis. The Roman censors tried old
bachelors, as Satan advised the Lord to try
lJobElirl. their substance They were fined
but to very little purpose; possibly the ordei
with bols might have been more eilertuati =
Dion mentions an eancieht law which con-
pellcl persons of fnE age tomariy.f lnithe
time of Augustus; the ten Jntia marit0n6iS
lordo,tbus was enacted and old bachelors
were handled without nitens. They were
made inca,iable, oftaking iegacies, and OF nj
heritimg, with certain exceptions. Thus to
emploJa venerable pun, matrimony became,
in n somewhat novel way, a matter OF money;
for Phtarch saws the dread of losing these
I golden advantages drove many to nlarry+---
probablyias the less evil of the twain. odasi
| = With the Hebrews marriage at twenty was
matter of obligation. They gave ahtera!
construction to the command in Genesis.7-
Celibacy was accounted disgracefuli--a cause
for reproachl Women were wil!ingte sup,
port themselves, if they could only get mar,
rried, and remove the disgrace. lluswc read
niIsaiah iy, liz, l0"ar- -I31t "2aeH "h I
4 uAnd in that day seven women shah take hoi!i
of one man, sayingy 'Wc will cat our own Dfeaq
and.wcar our own apparel Ionly let vi, "a caicu
rty' 'thc name, 70 take Hwqy orf NHfft, F:oI
1t is not stated whether theset seven WqNep
were maids Or widows 90. r.a'
lI,yeurgus was rather. hard upon Old bache-
lors. BY his laws they were accounted mia
NOUS 81 n IresldtB,riraGgAlle esl toiaaV oIsrs, civil
or military; and forbidden 10 appear at the
1ml1yic shows or spots, unless to heilcd round
.lEthe 1nar!,etplacc by'thc wohein;'im deris't1l
a lhdy were oompr lied to sing certhin'sopgs n
[rnlic,Sle of themselves. ta,muToN otlN |
y g,a BY the eanonlaw, when maleso arriseaat
Il nuberty ialey were required eithdr TO marry
of.turn monks and profess chastity forevefr |
I'm England, in 1896 the seSentho yeif9pt
1tWi!lian Iii, bachelors OVER tweuty-Iwe yen,rs
of,,aee Wefe subject to ian apnnad .daNS- 9t
llOsefor adake! &e 1natteR time they taxed
upon their servants In turning over the
leaves of William Homes tablc-books, estumF
, Ibea on this. passages n hdot,lphH3 {il.1i,i I
,flThere il ~ being who can InfHerbaSteith thf
boSaaisite,jass Of home II mean the ,oId,Aas
Ielori i HeiIretppus, tolh his pdgIngrTithere may
be everything he can possibly desire, in, ,tAt
shane Of external, comforts, provided iorrhlipn
Ibw the otIieieus zeal Of his hogRe,keereg1 bnt
the rosn lips an air pfGhl!l!ng yaeanexi7Ithf
ii very. y.atmesphereio of hheaHarth rthentsi has AdipI
lNpiuhahited appcarsnGe--the hrfAnIrsm smosei
baresal with provoking lneatness, Ylbpk PIP
Lvuh illgly useless, and unoccupltd, All thhis
Jdresr%iy y'and. repclling, iNodgehte taGe. wel
eones,bis arrival, no loving hand meets ihls
.Lpo, kind looks answer le rhstiess sa4Fe7 llt
.tbrpws around the, apartmiGpt fs his eptfEs Es6t ii
t tdHsisies dsynta. abapk, alqqhei1 hNfe r IA rs
i one istttins hs This side, " fnlaE,M mp 1qt
BfaysGts passage the ait Fsq1naaf eJHAfis}'f
l-tieisgh;i bi., sio5h 9iorpd ,IigIi II zoe obi
And alb tAefsxeo Efrq aE'onl ~ EhlSA ETlhliif
= ending tisIentfresing sssrwhepp, n! hti5bF
t eyes asfqss the HireefNf GpJnYdiffi iah'
llIs, fax Yilega wasyYeyv both thFyaPpeiaHTfett
iatspea,na ppt p sortsir she WAS ha9sSlnIs a! p
one arm, and he Yas sa eqEryIgs hAr B AtfSk Pp9a
a ON the other, Well truly tt|!S7taash5 rs W
showed aside thea A9gBe Ap9a lad GaSKR R,dHq
Ipfn tlere dR fsSSgahh11i fsSSgahh11i On o9Ino Ino lSBYHekG
. Amos, effEy qqeSla@ nam r9f,o on pg .afqt
,hh onibseI 1p4fH ;rIJrf~ ~hrt .h57oI bus hgl
totli Muralcr,ef "a N1iN.lf'ekieesnaR.
e,hnq,t ia uoisiy snoi10rgnt OF ,s1Goy mo- tsGql
yIl bIu,June, 1864, aNeM YorkJeity1poGeepH
dhwey, murdered under, The following relrepii
Ia stances h, fA partgo Of fowiieshgefe eEeatlngl
n disturbance ON q street cabw Aagf foilIcer a
,btempted 40, ,aYrestithe ringlsade aEaE
-.daA,ne,l John,4 Cswroib leapsl ttr9nlj thsosar
O. .lIireShns,tbe e oarrss demanding gf Ha po4let
,tl mar shat lae let jberap sssp. yr5fReh receyli