Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

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several vessels have been lcef, or given N,
a. lgs' ',sylish 5 hsged, islsly,s sailed ffDm
ostralisp,, oPotisr Captain So MasEroys
therefore came on to Melbourne. and ap-
piled to The Victorian dovefbfnent for
further assisss6cnI wbienhs been gfxnted.
The colonial sieamsloops Victoria has obeeh
dispatched luwithi ai1numstous se1swg Lsad
with Musgroye op board as, pilott and lhc
captaiu of the Victoria hes particular In.
stfnctiohs Is make caftul 'searcRkY, over
the island before he returns to Melboufne.
which will ,sptobshly bet iabout ssixa weeks
eence,apt!gis sueedsss tessyasnyt thingq Of
mnsgroys's cpe .sonal .inlisiess ywbich bees
YPPssssS itIop wha, be has done and suffered.
1aiPoE7sYfscU U sDR& sa< AID Ku sHsBlpa5ef
which rfjoiUss lia otbsi sams iEadiss O,sN.
thus plsys9tsick sdw ithnphy me- and weshops
u Is many years sinas ! Al, L,,ins Iowa yith
Jane JerpsbS ..Skeggs, the, ,hspdsopest
teountry xiii 6y far, tbat ever .ps went on, Ieqs
BS 'meadU& trslk and wood Z fsbd 1deii.sB IS
often did we walk, aud 2beS moonlight
ssltled 'oo herc cfheIsiag ,hpsp andJ the. might
siudsdearued9 9our taIkJj Jsaeb Jernshs sas
elg to me. for my heart 1sfas yoaugo and
true, aud loved with sdonble twisted lore.
aud love that was honest, too. i roatned
ali oves the neighblfss iapihs, and Tarobbed
tbc wildwood Sewers, and tore my trousers
sud1 scre tched my handy ID search set
choicest .aossfs.d dn, myIo jdyous loss9f
P5DpghS lthsselI9 my ,yernshaa Jane bat
woalJdpt be 50 fo9lish nov, L II were . boz
again. A city, chap, ben came along, All
dressed, up'id fhe Clothes, WITH q sbiny Hae
and a'stiny 'vest;o aud aq tfb oust ache tinsfsf
bis nose. 'iIHepeaikedl Oteu Bera dflsin1fpit
ssboelsok kfst her fatlsesrewaed darfarus. , md
she lefl me. The eonutsy love- and teok,the
new chaps arm. ecAnda ali. that, snightf
aevSra S.rassIhsfRs assIhsRsTpor ,coHtd esi the pexty, dsy,
Tor ilYses s ,h1s gii Y4hy ptesJsyabsb sSss
TO- win her bach tosneEibdsya 1t was isllAin
vaih;s tbeuciey chap iwithnths Ibair$ :lip3
naroied oyIerashs j .ins.s dlAnd msi pcofi
beastIiwas sick assd sore usil .heavihonahts
struck me, that just as good, fsh dstill ,rsn,
mained as ever was caught 10 the sea- SO
went to the Metbodist chdrck one nieht..
and saw o. dark 6fo@n 'cafii teeping frodih
d6der o gipss hat,y oaad I9ffhsffied thst
sefy gifl.7 AudamSOy ysyesesS have passed
and gone, and l think my loss their gaint.
snd often bless thst hairy cchap that slsls
'eFpsnai estf II . aaonesnaaaI moil igI1sm o, ,ass
sseeX eSnslnsnt dooversa vvitn ifsass.t pc ssS
| bsieisL 0JsI ni rT-TUT7S sgrops sdi 1920
Professor Agassize cones to tbs, ,copcld.
sion that the continent of North America
wss 'o8ce cover ed owithiqeea mile eVinl thi9k.
ness, thereby agreeing si&ith Professor
Hitchcock aud, dothet eminent geological
writersccoucerning tbe glanisi period, 1a,
proof OF this concla,isn he says that dshsl
slope of the Allegheny range Of MOUNTAINS
are glacisr.worn to the very top except .
few points whiea wete Dabovs the level 0f
the icy mass. Mount WASH ugtou for
instance is over six sthoasaBdH feet high sud
ther rosgb unpublished surface OF its sainu,is.i
covered wishloose fragments just below lths'
3 lsyel Of which glacier marks come 10 ~ cod
tells that it lifted its head alone, abovs the
i dtsolate waste Of ice and snow. ''' .
, Tn this tegion' then the thickaess aofths
ice cannot have been less that elk thoasand
feet. This is 10 Keeping withabe same kind
ofeyidencein in Other paris sdof 0 thsdeopntry,
for when the mountsias are much bele W six,
thou3and feet, the ice seems to. have passed
directly over them, while The few peaks
rising tothat height are left untouched. z
Theiglacier be argdes,, vas God'sgreat pfow
aud when the lee vabished from che face Of
the laudsoit leftiit prepared for the haod O.
the husbaudman. dsH9ldi osDod ina1a.ins 90
The hard surface of the rocks lwereb
ground TO powder, the elements Of the rocks
were mixed in fair proportions, gesnite was
carried Into the lime regions, lime 'was
miugl, d with the more arid and utiproduc.'
tive granite Districts and the soil waspre.
J pared f''fors the use ofhmdn.l bThereaare
evidences att overitbe polar regions toesbowl
that atone period, the hsaI of the lrepiesg
extended all sgesdhs globe. The ice peril
cd is supposed TO- be loags subsequent to
/ this and near to the last before the advent
OF man.
Lkws OF IHhAsrai Gos,s L Avs -a.It IL
wonderful how views Of iifs depend ippou
exercise and the right management Of the
physical censtitu ion. Nor is this rightly
looked at, any Cause for perpexity, though
liz seems 50 al frst, for tbough we might bs
Inclined TO view il as q, degraGslion. OF our
higher nature 10 6nd it SO depsn liant upon
the lower. aud hope aud faitn aud energy
resulting from walk at early hours, YET.
iu fact, it is only proof that all the lava Of
our manifold being are sacred, and tia,
disoeedieuce Of them is punished by God.
! Aud the punishment 10 one' department. aof
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