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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-03-26
Reat estate for Sale.
Belmont Place for Sale.

ONE OF THE FINEST COUNTRY HOMES
" in Eastern Ohio. situated on the NaIi0nal
Pike, four miles West Of the city OF wheeling,
consisting Of
Seventy Acres Of Land,
Under high state Of cultivation. Twelve acres
OF the choicest varieties of
All Kinds of Large and Small Fruits
embracing seventy Pear Trees; choice varieties.
One thousand Grape Vines; fine Lawn with
Shrubbery and Evergreens, also, bne Flower
Garden, &C., &C. A large
TwO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE,
with ten rooms and hall. One two-story tenant
house six rooms; one large bank barn; stables,
carriage house, coal and wood-house ice housej
spring and smoke house, cistern, spring ana
well water in abundance. Also, a frst-class
FIGURING MILL
with four run of Burrs, having all the inachin-
ery and late improvements adapting ~ TO mef--
chant and country work, 1t has fine run oil
custom Welding very satisfactory returns,
The above will be sold at a bargain, ana pay.
ments made easy. Possession can be had at
any time. rIst.i., p. ,. ., -l-..-.
| ises or OF '1TT 70 C. OGLEBAY,
| Feb 2O-5w ..r.I Wheeling, West Va.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-03-26
BEILAIRE.

Passenger Trains leave Belaire for
2 Columbus At 430 A. NJ, 10 A. NJ, and 800 p. NJ
! Fer Baltimore at s A. NJ. 5 p. NJ, and w.
Fer Pittsburgh at $50 A. NJ, lo;4O A. M ana 100
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-03-26

CrrDVrx D WM. Nnnnfhoturer OF Saddles,
y Hridies, dasness. pollerg. WhiDss Ass ons
\ - q EsW Daak Buildiay n M
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-03-26

belmont HOUSE, John Oswald, Proprietor.
ID Near the Depot and Steamboat Landing.
GIOBE HOUSE, E.. G. Morris, Proprietor
" Water-st., opposite Central Depot
NATIONAL HOTEL, VIM. II. Howser, Proprl-
IN etor.T Water-st. below Rail Road bridge.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
ct. 9aul, N>inepta San,ita9 be, s. Septe,ber 1865

slmt Sermalten. 9lu9 rie spn Ste11
ber re9iereu> 1cllen cas crtennen une e5
fol- nidt fallde s(nsit iie antreiben, cob
ite in riele beillamc 0eiiterteme9un9 i'm
Snneru ibrer fatbplil lbeu llntertbanen
ein9reifen. Sn ricIen 3eiten ipu man
cem freimiitbi9en @abrbcitSfnne nidt
8anre tereitcn unc i'm 9feiae rer Sc
ranfen nidt tricpe, bic YertrieteneSperz
re unp bic 9elprenstcn Mautblinien an
le9en. MI9e il6 erfiiuen int fatbplilde,1
Seerla9er> mas rer alte@Srrcs spn reutz
lden 3eitun9en riinidt. Sie 1plIen
robre Splf5t!dtter mercell Stimme1,
rurd melbe bic GIlfer 81 einanper unc
su ren Turtcn iprcdcn; ME Spltstriz
bunen ipllen lie rie 9robe Webrheit yer
treten, fte lolIen cer Munp Res 8plfeS
unc Die Sbren pe5 Tiiriten iein. uWoS
Wle piinlden uno rerlan9enL ipu in if
men auaselprpden mercen; mas 9lue
rriidt unc rla9t rarf nidt Yerbcblen
bleibeu. Gi1er mub lein, rer ia bic
@abrbeit ;u iprcden serbuncen 1T, unz
amwuncen, pbne Gprtebalt unc 6in>
pernif." Dem Nllcn1 nadsufcmmcn 1T
nun freilid idwer fir 1ieieni9en> >pelz
dye an Bet Spise rielcr llnternebmunz
gen, rer3eitun9en iteten ater cie far
fe 3eit, weldc leltlt rie Sdlifri9Fen
untcr uns ,redt rab iie iid riibren unr
3eiden zines erwadenren 9etcns scn
i9 9etcn ldult audi rte fatbplilben
Yublicifen unp madt iic tiidti9 unc
ibrer slui9ate metr seradlen in elmer
3eit III rer 9elaet rerren iru fir Sabr>
sehnte uno lan9er. @a5 BET ielise
S1bmer ldcn rpr finfunr;mansia Sab,
rem ausiprad, ra5 gilt beute mod {:
uputliciten i'm sutenSinne tbdten rms
10 9fptb, 1re rie ITcntlide NleinunA
ceren 0e,ridt INNER mebr in rie @a9z
lhale fdQt 10 rielfad spn unri0enren
crer fduRiden 3eitun9sldreitern be-
itilnmt mirc. g4ie san; anrer5 iteben
in rieier 8e;iebuns rie 2inse in Gns<
lanr> mo bic eriten Mdnner in STRIDE
unc Staat SildIfe> berrprrasence &C.
lebrte unr Gtplpmaten audi fit ras
weitere publifum rie Tecer fubren unc
e5 ntdt unter ibrer @iirce balten in
ibrer @eiie fir bic 3eitun9en gu artei<
ten"
TIprtjetund fpIat.1
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
So. 43.

Seium Gbriitum 9lauten." slllein
merfet es Gud, meinc lieten 2eicr! Gs
beibt ntdt rabrbaft an Selus Gbriltus
9lauten> menn man nidt ale Olau<
tenazs(rtifel 9lautt eini9e rerlelten
anni1nmt bic anrern ater rertrirft.
Nir Incen nir9enrs i'm Gpanselium
jenen llnteridiep ron 6unramental<
Artifeln> relden bic Srrlcbrer erfuncen
taben> lint nur ras su 9lauter, mas
ibncn teliett 49,. Gs bciet niht
mabrbaft at Selus Gbriitus alauben
menn man tlc6 9lautt rae Selua Gbrtz
itus auf Grren mar uno Der Seilanp
rer @elt 1T. Man muB iiterricb Mues
A}auten mas er unS selast bat. gfun
bat II ater 9ela9t man 1pu bic &tr6e
btren. Die Srrslaubi9en bSren ater
ntdt bic Stride Seiu Gbriiti ipncern
cine ancere Stride, melde ncu it, MEL
dye flc nidt 9en1adt baben - cine Sir
dye, melde ieltft Spn Seius GbrituS
9eitiftet lit; mitbin 9louten fie nidt
mabrbaft an itn.
[Jcrtiesuns frlst]
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
Teit=6ebi6t.

las sliut'sc Sers frrtIrdt lit heireer SSrnns,
Am 3ase, Ia bic Sunsfrau marr setrrsn,
Gie i'd ter Serr sur SHUTTER aasertrren
Mus aaen Gcitcrn ais bic @uarcnscle.
> eas, um frcmm unit m!ireis ;u ssrebrer,
Die ausermItlte Grttestraut bic refine,
gEie neusstcren unisr Sers sriteine
Mus tanser Suntenna6t gum eidt ee1 gnase
0af, unirerMutter 8i frrmm sertreuent,
Die Nibts ZEN reu'sen aineern fann serlasen,
yIir itre Iusenb ais bic eamre trosen,
Tie itets ~ ger 0iete uns entsInte!
Daun rintt uns mad bes9etens teibsm' Streite
slls mutb gen Siesern bic serbeibne arrne,
"a enis mir nit Rem selietten srtne
Iie SHUTTER tenetei'n lit iel'ger Greuee.
s. g. : Safratbsbrfer
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
&atbplifen0 0c,1tiblanbs, er1ta,1=
ctpirt et6!

Inter riejem 5itel cnth1lt bic ,fatbp<
lilHe Seme9un9" einen Artifel cer aud
hierlanrs telpnrerer Seadtun9 ,riirri9
1T. Das eenannte Slatt idrcitt:
Den 9tuf:: u&atbplifen emanctpirt
eud !" mercen mir SITTER 'riecerbplen in
uniern gldttern renn IS 1T mod gar
III @ieles, mas rie Gntf faltun9 fatbrltz
ihen 9etess bemmt unc labmt in aQen
@eaenren, 1T allen &reiien rer @eleuz
idaft, in ben terrldenren s(nldauunz
aen unc Nrincirien. Wtande 8anren
unc &stten miii1en nrd sslpren9t rer>
ZEN.
Sir beute tesniisen nir uns ;u ru<
fen: u&attcltfen , Oeut d.
LAMBS, emanetptrt eu9 30 n
ter1dledten preile!" @as
teibt has? Ias tereutet 70 ciel: Salz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
Sic fatbpliicbe Stride.
Jr.- -aann m an aud aueer Ser ia
tsclii9en Sir DE ielig merben?
sntm. -Selis mertcn fann man nur
in Ter fatb. Stride.

Yepets. Die Qlrhe Nce's ;ur
Belt Der ausemeinen Siine1utb mar
nad rer Bemerfuns res apoitelfiriten
ras Stnntilc rer fatpcl. STRIDE. Sn
jener 3eit BET tetpeinunssmurrisen
@ermiiituns BET sansen @elt bel mel
der eas 8a0er Die 1btere ni6t minoer
ais bic 0ieniaen NIT ibren 9aiteru erz
tranfte> sinsen NQe su 0runre aussez
ncmmen jene @eniaerl bic ii6 NIT
9fce III bic slrde 9eFidtet botten. -
Turiten uno untertbanen slpcli9e uno
0emetne, Sunse unp stlte> ale waren
auf 9leide @eiie rer Geaenltano ter
9Httliden &ade. Die bDditen Ber9e
maren nidt btnldnslid> cie erbabeniten
Ibiirr1e traren unniis &etner fpnnte
cem Scce ent9eben auser Diejentse1t
bic itd IN rie Nrde, als in einen T9ern
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
[JcrtIesuns fplst.]
Sas beili9e @efppfer.
Cefcr Seiu Gbriiti.
(Jprt1esuna:)

sic empfn9eu lprann ieltF he beiz
lt9c Srmmunipn unp ipcnreten ie AUDI
Ienjeni9cn. cte rem beili9eu Mebppfcr
teimcbnten. llnc mie ite> 10 ibre Na9z
| fpl9er.
Die heiIisc @e1is i'm Il l1rdriiten
tbume.
Der ! eilise Suitinus> Der
" drtyrer rer I'M smeiten 6riitli<
den Sabrbunrert lette 9ceitt y2(n
cen nod rcr Srnne tenannten Taoen
tpmmen ale, bic in rer Stact unp auf
ccm 2ance pphnen ;u elmer Gerlamm=
lung sulammen rprt tpercen cteIenf<
miirrt9feiten Ter 9lppitel pcer rieS6rif-
ten rer Yrcpbcten rprselef fen 1p lanae
es bic 3eit erlautt gScnn cer Gcrleier
9eencet bat hdlt cer @or teber eineNece
wprin er rieie erbatenen 2ebren ;ur
geber;isun9 srrbdlt unb su rerenNa9z
abmun9 auffprrert; tann 1eben mir
ale auf unp er9ieben uniere 0ebete;
rdraut tptrc Srpr, ySet11 unc Wa11er
9etra6t unc rer@criteber betet uno fast
1onf, lp stel III ieinem @ermD9en lte9t,
ras Gplf ater ftimmt Elm unb 1pri9t
uNmen." Serem 0e9enmdrtisen miro
spn Rem @eie9neten mit9etbrilt audi
ccn @tmeiencen mirc BARON seianct
purb bic 0iafpnen." sDfit anreru
@prte1 es tpurre an ben Gpnntaoen
tie beili9eMei1e seleien. pieielte epn ben
0ldubi9en an9ebIrt unc bic beiliqe
&pmmunicn 9eipencet.
gapf Stepbanus lief bic fl. Me6e
in teu Aatatpmben.
Bur 3eit Der Gbrii itenperfpleuns un<
ter rem rSmtl9en &aiier Galerian
fll9teten bic @briiten ppn Npm in bic
&atafpmben unp feierten bort ben gptz
teScienlt. Dieler 3uflu9t5prt purce
spn ben rDmil9en Splpaten entcedt,
tie rran9en in bic unterircif9en @dnae
Elm uno fanren bort IN elmer eeraumi9en
&irde penparit cen beilisenStepbanus
ter 9erare um9eben BON elmer S9aar
Gbriften bic fl. Wei1e las.
Grrtitsuns frIst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05

&eliaicn nidt onitanris hebanrelt; =; actt
cuer Welp nidt aus, Inn Ea9 fir Sag
in euern heili9iten S,1tetel1en nerleFt su
mercen rulret aud nidt ras cure
Trcunre unp 8efannte auf idlcdtc
Yldtter atpnniren arteitet lp lan9e H..
unYsrrrcien, ti5 ros @ift aus ren1
5aule entfernt 1T. Weil ibr ater rc6
et1ras leien wpllt nuneS 9iett fatbcliide
/ ccnlsratire> patriptilde 3eitun9sn unc
Sldtter eenu9: 9rSeerc 3eitun9enL Lprcz
rin;talz unr 2rfalzSldtter &irden;eiz
tun9eu unt firdli9e Srnnta9stlatter,
GercinSpr9ane teri ldterencr slrt. Die
!6eraussebcr rieler 8ldtter meinen cs
out NIT cem &plfe, es feblt ;bnen met
items nur &ines ei,1e allieiti9ere TIM
terltusuns rur9 ro5 fatbp;iide publiz
FUN. Gs miro in rielem Yuntte beller
ccn Sabr su Scbr, aber es 9ebt lebr
lanolam cprau. ylc9 finp eS Iau len<
&c unc 3ebntaulenre srn &atbclifen,
relhe ibr Oelc CUR llnterl ltllsun9 rer
| lhlsdten Yrele aus9etcn. @ie lan9e
iru ras nod ,rabren? @ann rrercen
sluen bic 9lu9en auf9ebcn? G]ewtf,
mir tiirfen uns nidts mebr scfaaen
la0en; Yielmetr miiNen mir un5 auf
bic rn9eredten &rdnfunsen uno Scr
ldumrun9er> bic mir &atbclifen ldcn
icit Sahren upn rer ihlehten prclle su
erlciren kattell sur 9enleiniamen, ent<
ldlr0enen &ertteiri9un9 suiammrn<
| 1haorcn."
larunl menn e5 AUDI lliti9 fdlltruz
fen mir sleid tsim Sesinn rieier unirer
3eitldrift: &attrlifen emanciptrt cu6
rrn rer ldledten Yrei1e"
81 cine fatbplilde Yrei1e rpn Outeln
lei, FARTHER ciel su rtsputiren mte neu=
lid, oe1hcben, eradten mir unter rem
acacnmdrtioen @erbdltnil1en ais 3ett=
cerluit. 6dtten mir nur 9enu9 tl@tiz
&C Nutlitiiten, bic in rieier slrt literariz
ldsr shdti9feit ttren sctt9emrllten Se<
ruff erfdnnten unc bic an ren redten
p!dsen wirfter, es ,riirrc rann Sererz
mann rerartiseOis ssmed<
lcle uuterlaien. Wenn es in einem
@plfe> allc 1asen mir in unierm fatbpz
lilden &clfe, ;u einem @iuen, 81 elmer
Hfentliden Meinuna fcmmt rann rirr
es Id spn ieltit AUDI allr fii9en> rab es
3eitunsen erbdlt Die mebr ftnc als rer
seiit< unp fraftlple Snrer rei1en mas
aelhcben. @enn Gin Grlf Ga9te rer
Nt. Merfur i'm Sult 1910 She'll
nimmt ant 9emeinen @cble; trem1 eS
iid rariiter ;u reritanoi9en iudt mas
fd besitt; menn es curd 1taten unr
9lufcrferunsen iid mertb 9emadt in
ren IHentliden9nse nselesenhe Stimn,e
UNI GinRuf su 9e>rinnen rann yer
lanet es mad iplden S!dttern. cie, mas
in alien 0emiitbern treitt unc rrin9t,
sur Hfsntliden GrSrteruns trinsen rte
es reritebeu, i'm !6er;en rer gfatipn ;u
leien; rte rnsridrcden itre slnlprude
III yertheicisen miilen; unr bic babel
mas rie Mlenge runfel rnr temuetlrs
in fitt fatlt, tbr ieltf tlar ;u maden
unc reutlid aus9eiprrden tbr miererz
suosten vert rftehen.
Sp fpllen es bic fathpltlhen 3eitunz
gen reriteten; iie iruen iid miirrt9 maz
den, rab ra5 @clf als ieineStimmfiibz
rer iie adts unp crfenne unc rann mer<
cen ite Elm ehrensclleS unc selesneteS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05

| C"i'n'YlSptI UtStVtIt Nulltlt, ~ 10 Il
der nur sS entgI ndmiid
o6t Seelen auf rsm @a +
ier CRIB alten murren" Ct. Yetr.
g. 2OO. :. gHie es nun unmIalid
mar rab Sene nidt su 0runre ainaen>
cie il@ ;ur SiinrFutb aufer her Mrdc
befanceh cbenlp 1rerren III un1eren
2eiten Scne bic Selisfeit ni6t erlan9en
f6nnen, relde ri6t int Gdpree Ter
tattpl. Stride finn, - ir> raj rer beil.
Tul9entiu6 bebauptet bat rie unalau<
bi9en 1nc Srr9lduti9e1l lputsn iie AUDI
aus Sietc ;u Optt ibre .6atidaften rem
slrmcn austbeilen lputen fe ipaar fit
ben Olaubeu Selu Gbriiti ibr 8lut rer<
9teben> miircen pennp6 ibr Sell nidt
erreiden, menn iie rpn rer Ginisfeit
rer Stride ab9elpnbert fterbcn ipllten,
~0laube feft uno un9e<
5metfelt"" fnp feline @orte
urab fetn &ebcr prer q b<
utrdnnt9er, menner rcr
ufatbpl. &irde nidt einz
uSerletbt 1T, 1elt9 mer>
ucen tDnnc, fpllte ct mas
lin mer fir 9llmp1en ipenz
~rcn, 1pllte ct ip9ar iir
unen gfomcn Se1u 6 br if /
~1cin Slut oer9tcben."
Gbenlc ldreitt aud tdpn rer beil.
Siidcf unc Mdrtyrer Senatius, Elm
2ebrjiin9er Ger 9lppitel> i'm Gintlan9e
mit ZEN Mprten Seiu Gbriitt leltt:
Die Sdafe, pelde nidt aus rieiem
S9afitalle fnc, unp iid nidt III Giner
5eerceu.G .Gtnem6 6trten serl lammeln u.Ieiz
SttmmebGren, bic 10 baidct unc serz
itreuet rer Nplf; rie ater in riei ien
Shofitall ein9eben> werren ibr Sell
erlln9en, eiaz unp aus9eben, unc Weioe
fncen ros Seben taben unc in TIue
baten." [Spb. TO, 9-16.]; chen 10,
Ia9e td> idrieb audi ldrn rer 81. SAz
natius: u8cr etnem Srenz
|nunssftfter anbdnat, er<
lanst bic Grbi SAT- ccs
95ttltden Netdes ni9t."
llne rer bl. Gyprian ipridt: n @ie
q tenn anc, ais bic Nrheitcr
i'm % Elm ber9espn benz 6ausz
water ben 2pbn empfin9en,
10 wtrp aud Niemanp BEN
9pbn Der Gmt9fett rarpn
tra9en, ais wer i'm 0etnz
terse Der STRIDE wtro &C.
arbettet baben". -. 9luEer
Der fatbpl. Stride fetn 6eil bic fatbcl.
STRIDE, bic acknowledgements Stride"
1T iiterbaupt bic Sebauptuns aucr
beili9en 0dter unp aIer &ir9enperz
1ammlunsen' unp stpar rarunl neil bic
fatbpl. Stride alletn Ten trabren 0lauz
berl ben 9an;en Snbe9riT rer teielisen<
BEN 9ebren Seiu Gbriftt. unc ale Spn
ibm ei11selesten 5eilsmittel unp folsz
lid allein frdfti9 sur Susenp unp e.
ligfeit fubrt.
vSbne 0lauben>" iaet rer
Nppitel [6etr. II, 16.] :. /. pbne zen
Ginen mabren 0lauben IT ann man
0ptt MID 9efallen" unb nt6t
ieli9 ,rercen. Dieter @laute fncet f6
nur in rer fatb. STRIDE; renn nur rer
0laube unierer Stride bat trie tereitS
binldnsli6 temieien wprren it, rie
&ennseiden tes wabren 0laubenS
Gretltd, iasen Die Srrslaubt9en =: uNu9
mir baten rem @lauber, neil mir an
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05

Der gSaneerer crlheint jeten Samfas rne
triiet lit unterinstsr Sc :austesabluns in ben
0ereinisteu Staatsn:
SGbrlh S2,oO
Saltjabrlid Sl,2o
Na6 gurcpa pvrtcfrei:
S1brlid S4U
6altjabrlid, S22o
Sir trei Mrnate S 1,25
Ginselne Nummer ~
Gas Ycrtp fir teu ,Maneerer" in fen Ser
einiatcn Staaten betr1st 20 Gents rer Satr une
mub rrn tem Gn,pfdneer bel ieintr peltptFee
sierteliabrlid srraustesatlt merhen. -,
Nlan fann su jeter 3eit auf ten .sSanssrsr"
atcnniren, intent bic Sahreanae narb ben sfun'<
mern terednet merten. So Numn1ern MAIDEN
eiuen Sabrgane.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05

NE sllle Ginlenrun9en, Gcrrelpa
rensen Mittbeilunaen, @ei6aftstriefe>
Belteuunse1l 0elrienrun9en, slnset9en
unp ral. rrpuen unter fpl9enrer Nrrene
oemadt mcrrcn: u1eutide &athpliidc
Druid 0elelidaft" ppittrr 1870 ct.
Naul, Wttuu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05

Ne @elrienrun9cn ttttet man &C.
tiuiait tit Ypitanmeilu lun9en SIT MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05

!0craus9c9cten scn rcr
Scutfhcn Saith. 9rucf9cfelibaft,
SfFce: Mtinneipta Ctr. ;trii6. ter 3. II. 4.
ct. PAUL Wtnne1pta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-05
5abr9an9 L.
@er atandercr*

GnsEpdcutlatt iiir flttlicbesTirfen uneSSiflen.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-06

An Irishman, being psked for
his certificate OF marriage look of
his hat and pointed 70 scar on the
side Of bis head, his wifc's mark
The Judge was satisfied
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-06

- Patrick was in charge Of a
ferry boat. A lady passenger be-
ing frightened by The waves, asked
him 'if people were ever lost by
these boats ?" He gave the en-
couragiug reply, mot often, ma'om,
We generally find them afterwards
by dragging the river"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-06

Private letters received from
Washington say that Governor
Morton's reply to Doolittle has Gre
ated a greater sensation and more
enthusiasm than any event that has
occurred in that city for years.
Fessendon said that it was the great
est speech he ever heard in the Sen
ate. Wade said the same thing
The Senator's room was crowded
until late hour with Senator's,
Representatives aud citizens, who
came to congratulate him upon his
great effort. In less then twenty
fourhours the subscriptions amount
cd to 9j, 600 copies.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-06
The !@ttald.
w" Ks
About the Women.

The second annual meeting o
the Washington Correspondents
Club took place in that city on the
18th inst. mark Twain Mr.
Clemens,) was called upon to re
spond to the sentimeut-"WoaGAN,
We take the following paragraphs
from his admirable speech
l do not know why I have re,
ceiyed this distinction, unless it be
that am trife less homely than
the other members Of the Club. But
be this as it may, Mr.. President, l
am proud Of the position, and you
could not have chosen any one who
would have accepted it more gladly,
or labored with ahearticr good will
to do the subject justice, than l.
Bet luse, sir, love the scX, Laugh
ter. l love all the women. sir, ir-
respective of age or color. Laugh
ter.
Human Intelligence cannot esti-
mate. what we owe to women, sir
She sews on our buttons, laughter
she m ,nds our clothes, laughter,
she ropes us in at the church fairs
she confdes in us she tells us what
ever she can find out about the lit
tie private affairs Of the neighbors
-she gives us good adyice-and
plenty Of it-she gives lis a piece
of her mind, sometimes-and some
times all of it-she soothes our ach-
ing brows-she bears our children
-ours as a general thing. In all
the relations Of life, sir, it is but
just and graceful tribute 0 woman
to say Of her that she is brick.
[Great laughter
! repeat, sir, that in whatsoever
position you place a woman she is
an ornament to society and treas
ure to the world. AS a sweetheart
she has few equals and no superiors
= laughter; --as Il cousin she is
convenient; as Il wealthy grand
mother with nm incurable distempcr,
she is prccious--as n wet nurse she
has no equal among men! Laugh
ter
What, sir, would the people Of
the earth be without woman?
They would be scarce, sir--al-
mighty scarce! Then let us cher
ish her--let us protect her--let rs
give her our support, our encour.
agement, our sympathy--ourselyes
if we get a chance Laughter.
But, jesting aside, Mr. President,
woman is loyabIe, gracious, kind Of
heart, boautifuI-worthy Of all re-
,pect, Of all esteem, Of all
leference. Not any here will re
use to drink her health right cor
li1ly in this bumper Of wine, for
Zach and every one Of us has per
ionally known and loved, and hon .
,red--the very best one Of them all p
his own mother! Applause, i i
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-06

The Toledo Blade states that
the value Of the improvements in
that city in 1867, is over two mil
lion dollars. The number Of new
buildings erected was 1850 The
population in August, 1866 was
24,40l. The Blade says it is now
3l,65l.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-06
SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP

Tn Washington, in the Second Story o.
the VanPelt Corner, opposite the Kirl
House Block.
They are prepared to furnish the public
with any description of Saddles, Harness,
Collars, Lines, Brides, HAlters, and any
thingin their line of business, manufac.
tured out of the best qnality of material,
and made up in the best style.
We invite those in want of any thing
in the way Of harness or plow gears, to
give us n call, and we will warrant that
we can and will give them as good, if not
better bargains than they can get else
where. REID d EDWARDS.
April 4, l6G7-l9*tf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-06

"Idoh'tlike to pa.ronizc this Iinc,'
said aculprit, to the hangman, who
wss swaIusting tho.a2sse around his
IN Oh, ne aind this once"
elllied Tic hangman; "it will soon
suspend lis operation"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-06

A young man Of llanberg fell
in love with the widow Of II physi
clan, lady fair, fat, and forty, and
having daughter eighteen, AS he
wished to marry this lady love, and
as her daughter was an obstacle to
the fuIfllment Of his wishes, he re
solved to administer poison to her
1t happened the mother took it in
place Of the daughter and the
scoundrel aftcrward tried to impIi-
cate the young lady in the assassi
nation Of her mother She immcdi-
atcly proceeded in estabIishins hor
innocence, and the criminal will
doubtless be executed,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-06

- Horace Greely states that
since he commenced the New York
Tribune, in 1871, there have been
not less than two hundred new
journals started in New York, and
two only can be said to be alive to
daY.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-02-06
NEW
SaddIG1's Shopl
l.. II. REID,

ID ESPEUTFULLY inform the public
IL that they have established new
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