davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middletown transcript., 1868-09-19

There is nothing more delightful while
travelling through romantic regions than to
meet by accident with some soul kindrcd'to
your own, who is, like yourself, inspired /.
by the picturesque prospect. An artist on
recent visit to Catskill was confemplat-
ing with rapture a rare sunset. The heav-
ems were flooded with gold and purpk
light, and field and mountain glittered viii.
the reflected glories of the sky Suddenly
he perceiveda person standing by his side,
and, turning to him, exclaimed with en-
thusiasm: +" What magnificent picture
you have here, my dear,sir p
Whereabouts Z" was the very indiffa
ent inquiry of the stranger.
''Look all around-the mountain
heavens, the setting sun. WIN
ture. can sqrpass such view
''Why yes" replied the Str
tiqn Il wpldnstRaS s.
folks travel II
TIE WAY 10 RErel
Let everyone set to work
l.self. n.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-30

Sie SpieIseieIli9aft in Wiesbaben
bat Die fiir ibren s5ortbenanb bon Der preuBiiden
Resierung sefelten 0eoineun9en (Mbgabe unee-
Bie ardniid burd Bic gpsiwirtbidait Bic SSfisnsii:
den Nnidauunsen entittlidt ,porben nb, seist fol.
genbes @ejomnler aus Wiesbaoen l6er ben poraus-
i1tlifen Yerluft Der Spielb6le:
rGs lit iiberhiifs Die bier berridenbe Stimmuns
3u i9ilbern; alIerlebensmutbti al titperi4muns
fir feline biirserlide ggiifen3. Selbit in
ionit preuBenfreunolien 2reiien irobt bic Inter.
baltung BON bohperrdtberilhen unb maietdtsbelei,
bisenoen Ieuberunsen unb 9enten3en"
limb oas Nlles neil eine Yeltbeule operirt iuerben
ioa. Sen 5eraoe bat man aleidmiitbig fdbren lai,
lien. aber Der Spelbcae htnlt man fdIsise fbrdnsn
nad +~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-30
Die Wen1einoe maift.
grsdtIuns ponTr. @erFdder.
(0prtf.snas.)


a Bon oo alma bann Der Beomte 3u Baumiietter
biniber, no ct freili& nur bas Nefte Iber bos Wdb
den bbrte - bomals freiii6 NOR he Ia aber aud nod
faft elm 4inb Nur ibr perSHlo{Ienes 0enehmen rug
ten fe ebenio ipie bes @dulJen Grau.
Damn, unt ridats 5u perfdnmen, to8 e. andb N
@emeinoe 3aus grlunoi9nngen elm. nno bic rolt
anf Dem Mdoden Iaiieie !: Ra. ia, Ser babe ia !.
f9on Ianoe propbe5eit, baB lie es nod einuaal 81 Il
mas bringen niiroe, benn bas lit Elm fble6tes un
banfbares Ge5dDpf uno Derbient bic Bro6frnfte nit
Die e trieat. gttuas Deitimmtes wuBte iie aber aud
ni4t dber DaItrie anju8eben.
gBeit anoers aber nabm Der alte Bdnfelidnger bi
Na@riht ouf, ,baB man bic vGalleri" i'm Weroadt be,
Bronhitftun9 uno besbalb eingefangen babe. Sn
a,r il, Sic p66,, el bann aber aud eleid mieoer nj
sinsm s6msrssnsi4rsi auf ieins usatrase 5urid uni
pb mein seaden penni6 mid nur resen t0nn.
" itnb wiBt Sbr et,uas iiber bas wadb&en ansuse.
ben. frua Der Beamte, Oos 3u ibren @un5ten fprd1t
cber ben einmal eefabten gerba4t beftdtiete
So, iaete Der Nlte nod elmer Weile. IN Der e nd
erit nit aueeni deinlidem S4mera auf ieinem Hage,
2spuno:n, benn isbenfaas bate ibm bic pl0osIide
Doljssis Gommiiia sub Snar METER ni1s, als baf
Die Taleri bos bropite uno bette Rnb it, mas ie bon
ni9tsnubigem, 9ei3ieent, f9mieri9em Yolfe i4le91
bebanbelt nn6 unter Bic fuse 9etreten mlsroe. Wer
S a.w.. %ut saog gs%ssr ohS&rsSsrh.
MasSs. nnr Mrnsr 49,, f;;hrsr YuS =; hobs IN
W.. S Mt,,t Iy ,n ~ x
& D',. h. y;s ~ o.ssn SsIS,, n;St ua Is.
us snsoI Ma 5sir, s;osn, NM
hrat. n. NV e. n;sT s",
,msr mrh fsIsmh suthSit ois RE IA S;nSes hSs &,
i"st hsr mrnnSs,;fturn hs.;ht;oem ''''~0' oA1 ~
NS S@iSo G;s hn1ten nns gTsSMen Sir snnYhros2 5oo,
:. Ssr Ssor;,s; x omn,;i,or 9'" 'A' '@A's0 '"S'
SNsr NIts fnh Inn nrnf nm hrehte s;fh hmm nrHt.
f;h NIT n;erer QssdtnfsIt ryf S;s orSsye s;tt mnS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-30

Gin ndrriidber gnsTdnber erfnnbiste i'd,
fiir3Ii9 auf bem Sauppoftomt In poris, pe piel es
toiten tpiroe bn elbi per poit frontrt anter gou.
bert nod 2onbon 3u ididen. Dian mos i'm unb
ihdbte ienen transport per Briefpof auf 8,61S
Granten. Mls Ct jebod Grnft mahte nnb bas Brief.
Der Polisei welde ibn als einen Narrtn nab ieinem
6ptel auriifbratbte
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-30
Infer 8i6ertiih.

2eipSiger @artenlaube. -Das Ste 5ef
oes laufenoen Sabrsanses bieer belebten 3eitidbri
pnroe uns siitiqit BON Srn. Yb. &. 9bepbdIb il
Cincinnati suseionbt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

TELEGRAPHs IN SWITZERLAND
Switzerland is covered with a net
work of telegraph wires, and the
whole is under the control ofthe fed
eral government. In the chief towns
and large villages, there is tele-
graphic bureau connected with tho
post office. In the smaller places
where there is no bureau, the post
master receives and forwards your
dispatch to the nearest bureau.
These bureaus are light, clean, sight
ly places, kept open all day and .
good part ofthe night, and furnished
with every convenience for the pub.
lie. The clerks are intelligent and
civil officers, who take your dispatch,
whether in French, German or Ital-
ial, give you receipt, and forward
it promptly to any part of the coun-
try. The charge is twenty sous
(about twenty ceuts) for twenty
words; forty sous for fifty words;
and sixty sous for ono hundred
words! You have right, more
over, to use any telegraph on the
railroad lines, by paying ten sous
extra. This system has worked 90
well, and manifestly promotes pub
lie good, not only Ly facilitating
business, but by promoting public
instruction and social relations, that
the federal Government, cautious
and economical - it is, has resolved
that after January 1st, 1868, prices
shall be reduced fifty per cent. Then
q dispatch may be sent to any pafto of
the country for halfa esLt word
Boston Adrerkiser.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

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Mamw ~wxr~4# Ew frMGn --Am LA
x~1 p@E~r zsw-
r. u~zmmzzssx-x sf sr~s~~ -
mnm~aus~1 sn~Hrmmuwzzs sz~ arx~ cxrrz~x
~a nrz~as nmxsm asmm~~mxz1l IN ~mmz
9f 80 -w~~n SsA-zx~s IN Aswxxx. sn<
90 90 R<z~sxz tzm< ssw AeY~4zzs.
prww z~nus mz~z~zezx xAmr supuHs~nny
nv sh~ prS-&@rss@4 ef fhm sFsscsx-
Th~y rc4sar~ fh< xrxzs~~< czr< ssS
6<x~rsty 90 rse p~s ~ tie sssk1sn-
The frsbse ssrss,es ere rersscuiuriy
difkczlt In sn~ke. and are rnsde q
Naples. probably beran>e fhe No.
poisssn SHEEP. from their small size
and leanae~-. afford the best rsw NJ
terisl. They are made from the
small intestines which must he care
fully scraped; the intes,ines are then
s.eeped in alkaline leys, clarified
with q little aluE:, for or five days,
until the guts are well bleached aud
swollen. They are next drawn
through an open thimbIe, and
pressed against it with the nail, in
order to smooth and equal their sur
face; after which they are washed,
spun or twisted. and sulphured dur
ing two hours. They are finally
polished by friction and dried. Some
times they are sulphured twice or
thrice before being dried, and are
polished between horse-hair cords.
The strings manufactured in Italy
are noted for their strength, trans
parency, brilliancy, and clearness Of
tone. This manufacture was intro.
duced into France by a Neapolitan
nobleman, in 1866, who established
a mandatory at Lyons. This in
dustry is carried on in various towns
in Italy, namely, Guhbio, Folignio,
Bologna, Venice, Vicenza, Padua,
Verona and Bassano.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

BOUNDARY AND DESCRIPTION OF
CLARKE COUNTY. w. T.-Beginning
in the centre Of the channel of the
Columbia river. at . point due West
Of the Northwest angle Of Township
No. Six, North If Range No. One
West of the Willsmette Meridian.
thence East I miles, more or les, to
the Northeast angle Ut ssid Town.
ship ard tothe Willamette Meridian.
thence North on said Meridian =
miles 20 the North boundary a
Ts~a~hip yo. 10. sh~sce due Esss
- aailes 60 the Wet boundary cd
Skzm.nia ccunsy. thesce due Soush
eu the Wet bessazry c< Skxmsnu
esamry -. msirs Dsrx ~ se.a. 30 she
c<~srs ef the rAsnr<s 81 shs Ceisw-
h<& rsx~<. tk.~nSe fsrusxk the c~ssrs
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ssx<r - sA< pAsrx ~f sqgs~@s~x ess-
s1n@zmg sAzzsx<~x hsmz4r<d m@a st-f~'
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ezr&sy-~Ex xA.s~.~s~~a fxw kz~<is~& sz~<
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sxr~m rs<e~s~<6 s~a& ~ m~~ mcr~y~~< ~
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t~zA r~n~xx<~~ <nu~.~~~< szEs'
A~z~S-~& .ma ~rxs~ zAn~~< s~w \.
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k~x3~d b. L<~d w<-z~sm - -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

N@.A@H -
-a.-"vus .. -s~ - .s's.- -
a. ~~~~~ss sa@sN = -
ne-aws -hE 90 r-z~w .wv
vaA~<krv ae n1aw~wmrs smzz zn-awwwxanx
ksAassrv - sax sz@x Au@mm~~N p'~z@xs-
y..rs - So Esunn~srz-x p~rsx
kzsaxsuE. TAzs 49, F~3~r@l s~gx-
wrwruxzx ~ @~e e8 k@@~& rs@<~.
r-1~s~.s h~ To Sezae N q wrs<z~~
s-z~xztszsa@- saas<h = th< ssse ns~.s-
urs of - szzh@rzts n wzr ssa ~
g<z-e. and = 2isSe Ezx fs< the rsier
snd E-r~Gbe-
Eesogc-d. That tins Cnion under
the Constitution j. the ocly sslid
Foundation Of our strength and pros
pcriiy n a people. equally conducive
10 the welfare Of all the States, both
North aud South.
Resolred, That the Constitution of
the United States confers no power on
Congress to legislatc upon the Inter
nal affairs of the States composing
the Cnicn.
Resoled, That it is the highest
duty of every American citizen to
maintain against all their enemies
the obligations of the Constitution
aud the integrity of the Union under
it.
Resolrcd. That we are opposed to
sharing with servile races the price
less political heritage achieved alone
by white men, and by them trans
mitted to us, their prosperity, as a
sacred trust forever.
Rcsolred, Tha! good faith and JUS
ticc to all, demands that the public
debt shall be paid in like currency
as contracted, and we favor action
by Congress submitting United
States securities to be taxed as other
property.
Kesolred, That the burdens of tax.
ton ought be equal among the peo-
pie, and should be upon property
instead ofthe industry Of the country,
as by present laws provided.
Resolred, That we protest against
the reconstruction acts of Congress
as unwarranted by the Constitution,
revolutionary in tendency, and in
positive violation of the faith of the
General Government pledged to the
people of the United States.
Resolred, That We utterly condemn
the attempt ofCongress to usurp the
powers of the Executive and Judi
ciary Departments of the Govern
ment, as u fragrant outrage upon the
Constitution and the liberties of the
people.
Resolced, That, we sympathize
with the Irish people in their efforts
to secure to themselves civil liberty.
Resolred, That i. is the duty of the
Federal Government to extend pro-
lection alike to all native and natur-
allied citizens, both at home aud
abroad.
Resolred, That, we are in favor of
encouraging a judicious system Of
railroad improvements in Oregon, to
develop our vast resources, and for
this purpose Congress should make
liberal grants of aid.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

Truth Is DRIEF.-Anvbody can
soil the reputation of an individual,
however pure and chaste, by uttcring
a .,nspicion which his enemies will
believe and his friends never hear of
it. A putfof idle wind can take up
a million of the seeds ofthe thistle,
and do IA word of mischief which the
husbandnan must labor long and
hard to undo, the floating particles
beginning too tritling to be seen and
too light to be stopped. Such arc
the seeds of slander, so easily sown,
so difficult to be gathered up. and
yet so pernicions in their fruits.
They know that many mind will
catch up the plague and become poi
soned by their insinuation, without
even ti"ding or caring to seek the
antidote. No refutation can refute
a sneer, nor any human skill prevent
its mischief.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

1a~ns Ma muw rsmm, ssaa& &F aaw
r~u9 y s4H o. aNza.sg~ gnaza4N
ssEsz-ssz zasrzEz raw - a usz~
asMas& ssazaw zmus Aaa1As ~nN ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

~ 49, srl.r+aaE 10 @A2f - taaf -
49, - sss-~ilsr fs@r - 4arrss 80 sy~1re>- -
~ rcar-
rl--,r-rl--. ~ - ~h----< - tAr sf.sr-
~ 81 E--r asra.rlrlz : tassr szscrtssa-
TF Aitrr-5~~unru.. sez, fron distance. ard
,-sr<-a. a~.t~~. na~t b~ accompanies ~ tic ca. \
rSri--s ~ sirfA., Marriages sad deaths in
serted free Of charge.
rObi,aarv nS,iers. ~ psetry" appended 10
marriages OF deaths, will be charged one-haf our
transient advertising rates. We viii not hereafter
deyiaie from this rule.
IPAn communications, whether on business
or Tor publication, must he addressed to the edi'
tor Of the WAsHINGTON STANDARD.
NJ Blanks bill-heads, cards, bills OF fare, pos
ters, progra circulars, catalogues, pamphlets
etc., executed at reasonable rates.
OFFICE-Corncr of Second and Washington
Streets near the steamboat landing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

ADVERTISING PEopLE.-Says the
Boston Post: People who advertise
are smarter than those who don't,
better looking, too, nine in ten.
This is natural, if not logical. Ad.
vertisingis an indication of intelli-
gence, ard intelligence is a leading
element ofgood looks. At all events
the world believe in those who ad-
vertisc, and plants its dollars III their
pockets. Such are live people; and
in these live days nobody wants any
thing to do with any but your live
men aud women. Our advice to
cvcrybody-cxccpt in matrimony-
is to advertise. 1t is sure to return
largely, increase you reputation as a
business man, make hosts Of friends
aud add to the number of shire wd and
sensible people in the world, OF
which there has never yet been all
Overstock.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

- b. @s1ss~~ ~ Am~sp $50 wxzA sAnw
p~u~s - ns~ sse. Tnmas mz~ sa.Mas-
sssu~As Hsn~ saEaanw auss h@zzv xsAn~~. szut
Fsarss'asa~s3 . snsmmx sn~eaz@m muz<
ww
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04
BEGGARs-BoRRowERs.-Mr.G Gree

BEGGARs-BORROwERs.-Mr.Grc Gree
lev devotes his latest " Recollection
ola Busy Life" in the Ledger series,
to Beggars and Borrowers" and re-
lates number of amusing stories of
which he is. as a matter of course, the
hero. In proof to the contrary that
II. q. "never said witty thing and
never did a wise one" we extract
the following now published by au-
thority. A gushing youth once
wrote to me to this effect:
DEAR SIR Among your literary
treasures, you have doubtless pre-
served several autographs ofour conn
try's late lamented poet, Edgar A.
Poe. If so, and you can spare one,
plea 90 enclose it to me, and recciv c
the thanks Of yours, truly.
1 promptly responded as follows:
DEAR SlR:-Among my literary
treasures, there happens to he exact
ly one autograph of our country's
late lamented poet, Edgar A. Poe.
It is his note Of hand for $50, with
my in1orsemcnt across the back. 1t
cos me exactly $5O75, Gncluding
rrotcSt,) and you may have it for
half the amount. Yours, respect
fully.
The autograph. regret to say, re-
mains on my hands, and is still for
sale at the original price, despite the
lapse of time, and the depreciation of
our currency.
SMOKE AS A SoLACE.-TheA atlantic
Monthly has the following OH smok.
ing:
The short pipe of the hod-carrier is
just as good to him as the regalias
could be that cost 5000 a thousand in
Havana, aud sixty cents each in New
York. If you were to give him one
of those regalias, he would prefer to
cut it up and smoke it in his pipe,
and then he would not find it as good
as the tobacco he usually y smoked.
The poor laborer's pipe, therefore,
isl potent equalizer. To the enjoy
ment of pleasures purely luxurious,
there is Il limit which is soon reached ;
aud | maintain a poor man gets as
much of this kind Of pleasure out Of
his pipe as a prince or a railroad king
can extort from all the wines AMI vi.
auds of the table Ii there is a man
In the world who ought to smoke.
thar asscieut bod Yer i- the man.
A -trsnger ca-e fsr smoking cznnol
h. s,-l@ss@i f~.-u ordinary ESe
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

aNNFs.z 8EENs Hrrz &eN.-zMu1x8---
a. 1@s-sax z~ss1@r~ sfs p~-xz~x
rz-m-rs~~xw urrwr-x& ~ DEm@ 50
e~m.iv. 4 f-sa1~ wAs h@2 s*sas9n q
as-ros. hsar-- ard - Esar sw fwe
a-a. -eu- fhc d-Esr = fVe 4sllzr ti,l
al raotsfA. eucls--Ss. Ia iiss foilOwsnS
Bsste
-Dr. s.. I once stole voGr
team. and that yOg NAV be sure ] am
serry for it send yoa five dollzrs-
Shall send YOU more when | get It.
| ouly got off with the horse n
Won pressed me so hard.
Your horse is good roadster.
JIM"
jim is only sorry" FIVE dollars
worth su far, it seems. The prick of
his conscience was a very mild one.
But then the doctor has a new and
valuable certificate of the good quail
tiles ofhis horse, in case he should
want to sell him.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

w@ x.z -xm-Hn~ns &smw Mx3xzxn
Ne ~wmans~~m $50 mszv~s~~zmwumx
90 sAm s~~~as~xn~d m~zzw - s~nz<n.
~u~AzS-d ~ rxaw Mrw H~-~nav ssm~<ns-
- xssz~~wuzmwux ~ 500 ~~~<z Hx
h~S s~~m go s~~zm~ 81 s~<nzx- ~r&
sAu~ Ez~xsBs s~ .A~-~r xwx .~~~. sms
. m~xer ~ynkx sflwrx ssx go rws-
szzry. ~ A~d sr~xs~~xss S<<1~r-& k~
s-ss~mxswm s< km1k~x . k.xA<s~ws &&w
os~< msrnszg he cais~&. .pS ~~ nd
mxrx-A
Ca. Jsmes exea1@ee Mz~
Jsne. = -wher~ have yes kef< your-
self - long-
THIS took Smifhsoa little slark.
for he had spent the preceding even
ing with the family. Before he
could answer, however, James BROTH
ers and sisters item in numhcf) had
gathered about him. Summoning
all his his courage, he said, have
come to ask you-"
"Not here, James-not-now-
OH
"That is," stammered Smithson,
"if you are not engaged -"
"Oh, oh water, quick!
"What's that I" enquired her
father. "Who says she's engaged :"
~ didn't mean" said Smith
son in confusion.
"Of course not" continued Mr..
BrownIy; "you've always been our
favorite !"
Then advancing, and taking poor
Smithson's hand, he said: "Take
her: she is good girl, and loves
you to distraction. May you both
be as happy as the day is long"
Thereupon father, mother and
children crowded around Smithson
and wished lin joy; aud company
coming in at the moment, the affair
was told to them as a profound Sc.
cret. So Smithsou got wife with.
out popping the question, almost be-
fore he knew it himself. But we
cannot help thinking he was hurried
into matrimony.
"a The Treasury building at
Washington, it is said, when com
pleted, will have cost nearly IS, ,OO0,'
900, and will be the finest edifice iu
the world devoted to similar uses
The greater part of it is built Of
Maine granite, and it is proposed
to rebuild the remainder with
the same material, as the por-
Gus sandstone with which it is con.
structed is disintegrating rapidly.
Plans have also been prepared for a
new War Department building. The
new building for the Department Of
Agriculture is rapidly approaching
completion, and the museum hall
will be a prominent attraction tor
visitors. Specimens Of the animals,
fruits, products Of the soil ard insects
of every section ofthe republic will
be arranged in classes.
n% An exchange was considera'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

- A Aemmmu&1 whssa haasA. neswx
5 eru~=@na=z1 nGmr~~sssas. nuNszw ~ No.
azsAn1& - Frs~~~~ - . v4ammH Azskx
a~s.e~3 an~ ssr~=@azz@m umm ~<knua
! Ase A@asN wmmA ~s~zsae hwmxmwnaxzn -~
RSA~s J z2 r~-sa@ssp ~~r@rz~z n=rs
nsasrssr wsaauae ~ zN3s-r~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-04

B1- In Dayton, Ohio, recently a
man and a women had separate
claim to cow. Each proved by a
crowd of witnesses that the other
was at fault, and proved respectable
ity and integrity. Under such cir
cunlstances, it became evident that
both were honest in their claims, and
the Justice. with the wisdom Of a
Solomon, directed the cow to be sent
into q field with Others. The man
claimant then tried all his persuasive
powers but the the COW would not
recognize him. The woman called
= Polly and The iafelEgeut animal
sezffere-i the crowd that surrounded
her and t'roke f~ the woman. where
she rukS-Sd h~r ss~< agzs~t her ai~-
sr~-. 0x-r5~Fe5 30 sn3 her. The
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