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@ebei,lt,tif if;frG stterei

1T elm Mus0rud> ben mir tiir5li6 &C.
brau9ten unb bie 9a@e, Die bur6 Die len
Musbrud treffli9 be5ei6net miro, ]u9en
Die 2osenbriiber iebt Sll pertbe!oigen.
Wir finben uns peranlabt auf bic &C.
beintbuerei Der in, .Dunfeln 59lei1enben
sebeimen @eieui6aften suriif gu font
men. ..- ~.-ss< ,s'.',,@s -
g8ir balten es fir II it1ittli@ ii6
au elmer @a9e sll perpfli6ten, bie man
t,idt fennt. Sic erite lnO l1otbuenbis=
lte Bebins,lng bes Beitritts 81 irsenO
einem Nereine 1T fit Den perniinfti9en,
1ittli6en Men1@en polle @inli6t in bas
WeIen be@}elben, in ben 3med bes Ser
eius unb in Die Mittel, bur9 tuel9e er
bie1en 3,ped perfolst. so lan9e iiber
3iel nno W}ittel nod irsenb Elm @,e=
6einnib in einem 8sreine be itebt> 0orf
i6 mid, tpenn i6 sur perniin fti9en uub
(Gttli6en @elbtI tItdnbisfeit 9elangt Bin,
ben1l lelben ni9t an16liebe11: 9ieIes &C.
bein1nib fDnnte ia @ttpas entDalten> mas
gesen meine 8ernunft pber se9en meme
pfi6t peritiebe, uno bur9 ben
Gintritt lpiirbe i6 iou,it 8un6es=
eenpl]e irgeno elmer uerlperf=
li9en @i@tuns. Seoer Menl6 mub BEL
| ie6er 1eincr 9an blun9en Elm bollfommen
| freies uno flares l1rtbeil falIe1, f1nnen
iiber ben 1ittli6en Wertb berlelben> unb
naA oieIem Horen ltrt5eile feines @e,pi1=
liens mus er banbeln. IS lit bober zines
iittli9 erniten Meni6en unipiirbig> 1j0
aum S6eilnebner zines 8unbes GIT mo-
den, beTen Senben5en er nid)t na1 alien
@eiten ppllfommet flar erfennt -.
Gs lit ollgeu1ein befannt, oab irgeno=
po @t,pas nid5t eana ri6fis it, penn
cine @eiell]6aft ei1e, 5qmilie> cine Sc
,neinoe ibre Sbiiren 9esen ben Gtntritt
anoerer @erlonen per1 1dliebt, O1on
nimmt bann en- tlpeoer an baB irSeno Elm
@lieo Ii6 19lrer per9angen baden mii5Ie;.
ober boB n1an irgeno einen 3lueef 5l err
rei6en 1ude, tpo5u es. s.notbig 1T, Die l1n=
feantnib Mnberer 81 benuben. So. lit
bic aase,neine Meinung Der Nlen]1en in
bet ea1Hen -Nelt. g8as loll nun MIN
pon @e1eu1 u19often Iasen, Die li9 III mel
biater perI6lo0enen Sbiiren peri riammeln
lnb auf bas itrensite oariiber MAIDEN,
|bab 6ur6aus glienano 3utritt III ibre
@eri iammlunsen erlan9e, ans9enomlnen
|Mitslieber ibrer @eieai@aft? MuNen
mir oa ni6t annebmen baB in elmer fol-
den @elell@aft ieoer5eit Gtluas nt6t
gan5 ridtis 1etn miiiie, jober 5ab tie 9e=
pilIe 3mede ieoerseit uur our3 8enltBun9
Der untenntnib 9(noerer s1 errei6eti
Jude? limb oann frasen tpir ieben ebreuz
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16

merriam, eli, por5iisli6es 9age ouf ietne
iiinseren goHesen 81 babem, vbenn," !.
iaste er ubie n1iillen ben8al fortfiibren>>
all Dem mir bag Sllnbarteilt gclegt."
Rfeffer perfpra6 slaes piinftlid) 5n be=
folgen. -"
Gnbli6 mabnte bie l1br gum 5dei=
ben. s..tss. 10 @.,n -.
uMlio mein lieber Sreuno unb Gelil1=
tunssgenoiie,1 iaste @artner> beim 9(b=
f9iebe ben1 2ebrer bic @elorolle in Die
9anb briideno, ulaiien sic 9lnberen bas
@ersnii9en, ben 8faffen einen Somulus
gu modem; bienen sic uns. sic lollen
es 9eiuib ni6t su bereuen baben. Mirfcn
Sie in ber @6ule re6t lpotfer 5u nniern
@uniten unb tra6ten @ie, li@ ben Sra
ter bo1b pom 9alIe gu iboffen. 6
brinst Sbne1 rei@li@en @eiuinn> 2e=
ben 5ie tpDDl." T..
M}it einem 9dn0eOrude l6ieben sic
beioen 1auberen Sreunbe. ....
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brau6 5u MAIDEN, unb als it6 Bic Mirtbss

Nnfdtt9. prener 1prad SellelN llEl' A1lo
4 Tiuiiigem nader gu, tudbreuo Der 5remoe
iberaG nur toitete unb nipple. Oas
Sif9selpra@ bate. .ii6 anfdnslt9 nm
3iemli6 slei9sirtise 9inse 9eerebt, als
@artner ben1ielben plObli@ eine anoere
Wenbung CAB, inoer1 ct frus:
v9eun, n1ein 2ieber, ME tpeit 1ino Sbre
8eniibuneenf f6on9 9eoieben?"
uMues lit I'M beiten Slub" CUB Yfefer
5uriid un6 per)@lans babel Elm @tid
buftenben 8ratens. uDem Trater tuiro
Der beatige Sag tuobl oas @enid sebro=
Aen baben." ltnb Der beibbunsrise
pd6aso9e er5dblte, 6aB ct beute Mor=
gems 1T Der Stride ben Dpferte0er 'ob=
fi6tli6 binabseitoben sunb 10 siiniti9e
@elesenbeit gefunbem Dobe> ben r@6ul=
pfaffeu>" ,pie ber gebiiltete Dteifer bes
M8G Ben 9reiien 9aliarius 81. titu1iren
beliebte, orOentlt6 au5ui@pdr5en. p
.vSt BET STRIDE baben @ie bas getban?
@erri9ten sic au9 MeBnersbienl lte?"
l1nb ein @@atten oes l1nmutbs floe
iiber bas gebrdnte @eii@t @artners.
MuB es tpobl tbun>" erlebte 6er 2eb=,
rer NIT eineu leil len Mtbemause, uuein
flyer @ebalt 5pinst MIDI ba5u." g.
vSeufel no9n1als>" polterte 6er Grenoe,
ubas ion oaoers ueroen. Sen ernieori=
eenben Pfoffenoienit tnifien Sic auf9e=
ben. Qlrbeiten @ie baf0r Sci ito eifri9er
fit Die 2oee. @ie tueroen ooppelt gut
be5ablt."
Sic srouen Musen pfeHer's befteten
i9 fe9eno auf @artner, ols tpollte ct
frasen> Of biele @orte @@er5 ober @rnit
[leien. -
Isle s'peifeln an oer Wo6rbeit msiner
Musia9e?" .~
vWie loute. i9 ni9t" anttuortete ber
S@ulmeiiter.
~Sier 1T Der 8etpeis, oer @ie eines
8eileren belebren iou." 1oste rubig Der
@artner, Ser 1i6 nun als 5reimanrer
entpuppt batte, aus 1einer &odtal@e eine
'|]9pere @elbrplle 5iebenb. u@s iinb
breiDunbert @uloen barir; bies MIR fir
ben 9lnfan9." .+, .......:.
@ertpunoert blidte 8feffer balb auf
@artrer, bolo auf Die @olle, Die ct init
sierisent Muse peri@lans. uSopp>" rief
ct iebt lebbaft ues gill; BON berte an
tperfe ih Sen Weibtuaiierpeoel nno Mles,
tpas brum unb bran bdn9t> fort uno
arbeite I'M 9iente ber 2ose."
~Sbre Sonb> Serr Pfeffer," iaste oer
Sreimaurer.
Ser 2ebrer rei9te @artner Die &e6te
uno ber unDeilpolle Buno mar 9e9en
19meren Subaslobn 9eI9oHe11. .-i
ul1nler BiinbniB iol( leben!" rief ber
2oeenbr,1ber, ben Weintel6 emporbe=
ben6. " .r..:" Iii.
,vGs 1oa lebeu! 6lu6 ben pfaHen!"
; briillte Der paoa9ose, inbem ct bas
@los an bic 16tuullti9en 2ippen iebte.
o. FE<Ne ~.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16

MAIDEN, 0amit mir tDtt .tne9 9trle9e ss'e= s
Iniiben Sie jebe @elegenbeit, Die nns BEN
l3isle naber fabrt; sic tuinen: Der 3tped
lbeilist bas Naittel, Sic Gtelle beg
ISraters ioG nit einem seitnnunsstidti-
gen Manne be1ebt peroen. Dafir tpiro
Ser 2ogenmeiiter 1orsen. Ser bat BET
bem @6ulratbe ei1en @tein in, Brette. !"
u9ln mir ion es ,pabrli6 ni6t feblem"
beitdtiste Yfeffer.
Sinh einmal 3tuei lit einem Orte,
Die fir unlere- 3wede arbeiten, 10 baben
tpirfiir ben betreHenoen @6uliprensel ge=
ponnen Spiel. Wir miiiien uns babel
BON Dem @runbiase leiten lelien: Sang
Jam unb fi@er. grit penn mir III einem
:Orte feiten Sub sefabt, fOnnen lpir un=1
1ere &reiie 13lasen. sSn tpenissa Sab=
rem miro man cine neue @eltmoral ba=
ben; tpir merben bic Suseno ersieben,
fat ber seniale @eisbaupt geiaet. st
1pra@ Elm Propbetentport. Sie @taats=
{6ulen betbdti9en es. @ie 8il5e idieben
lie aug ber Groe, tuo un niere Sreunoe lire
Sebel in Be,pe9uns ieben. Satten nur
ale 2ebrer bic @ru1,oiate unb aniaau=
ungen> bic iiinsit ber 9ebrertas ~ sc.
ausge1pro9etl oann fonnten mir Die
@9ule I'M Sturme nebmen. gtnlttpei=
len aber beibt es nod 8rei)e i9ieben
unb babel 111iiHen rn1ere @eIinnunss9e=
nol{en I'M 2ebrerf fanbe etfris mittbun.
,l1n1er Bruber @robmann fat beBbalb
gang tredenb benertt> 10 baB bis 2eb=
ret bei .Muf II bme in un1ern
8unb in etreff i9rer Mit=
e1ie6i6aft magli4 It Begin :
ltigt. tper:b en- m Dsen."*) Menn
mir oie @4ule baben boben 1pir Die
3utunft." ->.*@- .=ze ..7a>.. ~.
unterbe7en ,par bic 9ammerun9 Der
einsebro6en unb @artner 5iinoete jebt
ben 1ilbernen 2eu9ter on, oer auf bem
Slide fano, Sic tueiBe @tearinter5e
oerbreitete nit ibrer reinen Slomme
blenoenbe Sele. ....
@os Wlap mar gu Gnbe. Sod trenn=
ten 1i4 bic Beioen bebbal6' nob ni9t
lonbern 1pra6en nun ~erit feibiser benz
@eine gu. ......n,s In ii.
vWie lanee 9eoenten Sic i9 bier
mod auf5ubalten?" fru9 Neffer iest iei=
men @irtb. 4. .''..-
:rMorsen fritz luerbe i9 pieoer ob=
reil len> ba mei,re Nti1lion bier nun be-
enbigtrit" lautet Die Mnttport beg Srei=
manrers. f. es,. .,s@{ a-9a0@" & BE-
uunb auf tuel@eu1 Wese jon i@ Sbnen
Naittbeilung aber bic Grfol9e nsines
gBirfens ma9en?" a r.
ST. i6reiben sic einfad an MIDI.
9ter rneine MbreHe." 9alnit 5o9' Cart
NET cine Wilitentarte aug Der 8ruit uittol9e
unb 'uberrei9te 1ie pfeffer, Der pie Worte
las: Ggon @artner, &oufmann in 81.
v@irb 9laes eract sei6ebe1l," be1llerfte
ser @6unebrer bas Bldtt6en forsfaltis
= nj d" N, r a
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Oie 9bfp..
|. Gin Si,rd9ttt 9t ttl6j,trllte1topf.
M Seitsemabe eBabruns
II WI bon
): Otto BON Sadins,
2, ~ ....br 50 t,.fS..s 81 TAX. szsE
!, .~ -. Nv. :
. @tn Spgenbruber+
@tn Spgenbruber.

gEN>n, 9lbenb bes ,1dnliden Sases
e3Ssrollte cine Ruti6e our@ bog 9orf
uno bielt por bem Wirtbsbauie. Gin
pornebm 9efleioeter 9err fties aug. @o=
slei6 mar 0er bebdbi9e @irtb init fei=
ner slei6f0rmi9en gbebdlfte gut Sano,
Den fremben @,ait NIT betr ausgeiu9te=
lten aniren uno &ratfaben gu empfanz
gen. inoeiien oas folse @elpann in ben
Spfraum einbos. ..s. -.
Ser Mnt1mmlins lieB ii@ bas f60nfe
3immer peilert iiber ,pel6es uerfiigt tpers
ben fonnte unb befobl oon1 man m6ge
na6 BENT 2ebrer Yfeffer len6en, ct babe
linn ,pi9tise Mittbeiluns gu MAIDEN. 9os
mar 70 gttpos fit Die neusieri9e Welt
unb bolo er9in9 lt6 benn NQes im 9au=
1c, ansefansen bon oen mirtbsleuten Bis
sum 9irtbuben berob, in ben oerf6ieoen=
lten @ermutbunseh, mas ben Der Sren,oe
1uobl nit Dem @9ulle6rer au tbun baben
miilIe. 49,.
9ieier itRs jett bic @enbeltreppe ber=
ouf Die gum @ema6e oes l1nbefannten
fiibrte. Pfefer butte li6 in leine belten
&leioer 9e,uorfen, als ibm seIast ,uoroen,
bob Der Tremoe, oer no@ linn nerlonse,
lebr oornebm ausiebe.
Ser 9eDrer, flopfte .lebt ait. Gin tief
seIpro0enes u9erein" .folste. slls er in
"bas @en1a6 trat, iab ct. auf be1n @opea
einsu rei6 setleioeten @errn 1iben beiien
Nlter man et,pa ouf pier5is Srbre 16aben
ourfte. Ser Sren,0e iprons ouf uno
elite bent @erufenen entseser, linn ftllmm
bis 9onb briidenb. pfeffer itano etpas
perlsssn oa> Oenn ct entlonn ii&, i'm
16ou eiu,,ol seipro6en 81. baben> 'obne
6aB ct tlor ,uuBte, no unb unter tuel6en
umitdnoen oieles ocr Sall se,ueien.
vNun> Serr 2ebrer> tennen @ie midi
tuirtliG tidt ,l1ebr?" la9te jebt oer por=
nebm setleioete 9err. vMein Same 1T
@ortner." ~..'... ....... >.
u@ortner, Serr @artner," ipieberbolte
ber @efrosts in fre,ois errestem Some,
na9 i1 bite tauIenb Wol uta 9erge=
buns, oob mir mein ionit 10 treues &C.
Od6tniB 6ieIcn Poiien seipielt. Mi1
baben uns ia bei bet 2eDrer=@eri amm=
lung gu 81. seiprod)en." ..sat~.
v@on5 ri6tis," entsesnete oer:Sremoe,
YfeHer etnen cit onbietenb. ~Sreili6
porcn cs rur einise 0einuten un0 bas
mag bent ou6 llrla9e iein, oab sic
mid loslei6 1iidt ,uieoer ertannten."
Sett Offnete li6 Die Sbiire, nnb @irtf
unb @ittbin tamen, NIT @peiie unf
Sront glei9 ben Yadeieln belaoen, ber=
.. ein. Na6ben lie Mqes auf oen nit ei:
p nem bleuoenS ,ueib belt .9innen beoedter
Slid eelekt, iugte @artner gum 9ebrer:
r@err Yfeffer, @ie lino beute Mbent
mein @at." Dicier sauoerte nt6t lans'
BON ber freunbli6en @inlaoun9 Sc.
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The Week OF Prayer.

In accordance with the recon- N enIstis,,.
Of the Evangelical Alliance, and the zen
eral custom OF Christian Churches gor
many years, throughout the whole worJi
lhe week following the first Sabbath Of III.
New Year will be observed rs a week Of
prayer There IS harvest time in tic
spiritual As veil ~ in the material world
Alter the gsyeties OF the holiJay- there
alwAy- comes reaction inducing srriou.
thought Merchants taking sock and
striking The profit aud loss balance Tor ite
year are led g., consider how the afairs o.
their souls stand with their Maker Christ
mae gifts awaken the dormant affection.
~ the heart ove bestowed upon friend,
-nlgests tbc proprely Of loving God Ths
ei"re Of the ODD year aud the beginning ~
The new = good lime tor entering upon
better li'e. The solemn services NJ he
communion Sabbath bring all Christians
nearer to Christ
Do Is 10 wonder ihen that when night
alter night - stream Of prayer chases iLr
twi,ig CIV around the globe arising from.
costly shrine and humble alter, she heart,
Of men should be moved as ~ no oti~t
period of all the YEAR
There will therefore be held every Say
Of the coming week prayer meeting in
ftI2rim Hal commencing purotually AZ
b"J i aud cont Euing rom half g.,
thrc, utr'er. Of au hour The scryis4,
will to.s.si ~ hf'c. informal remark.
siusu. fal -gersI' 'y ~ prayer. A g.n.
era. nHi rl.'i in.uetiou " given toa
ihe c.nfr"- " iIununglon and 70 al
strauscc- $40 iuaj be in town, to " pr,,
eut
!. BE- vel II alI the ebnyeR-,
70" d bold s.ni!a urrtngs bus. II fhs
b. deH',d lnrArrueut. let all without IT,
81 notion Of sect mest together aralpd ,ne
common throne o' grace aud send ~ her
rYen' petitions from the samespot What
eur churches all need more than eny.bink
else. ~hat our community nssds IL an
ahlhdans Out pouring Of the spirit Of Got.
CSW
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correspondence with the Huntingdon ARar-,
HENRY n. STANTON.

Who does not know him through IA,
American poem "Moneyless Man" tha,
has iound its way to the hearthstones Of
both continents and swept with it's firm
Vet gentle fingers the weary worn hcarts of
the throhhing thousands t. whom gold /.
only dream OF beautiful things-too far
away Tor the eyes to see, and too far away
To cheer the homes Of penury and sorrow
When the poem first appeared in the Liv-
erpool inns, the ROYAL Society Of Letters
placed the signet OF everlasting appIaus.
upon 1t, aud i, was awarded the first honor
AS The most vigorous aud flushed Ameri.
ca" poem Major Stanton, like Jeffrey in
The Brays, wrote a thing for fools 10 crit,
cse. refer TO Stantous poem "She"
ana hterar, cri'qiue, in the Cincinnati
E"2NFer' accepted the gauntlet, and hav-
ing prostratcd himself In fcro conscientja.
relieved hmself Of ponderous doubt if
such poem as "She" should be enoour-
aged "ior the sake OF letters" The noel
scarce thought it necessary TO duplicate the
melancholy death Of Keats oh no, he was
nothing 'oth to be advertised by said con.
aclentious disphtant for literary purity. %
There are people in the world We alway,
feel happier to have known, the exquisite
melody oi their nature enveloping us in a
sense of delightsome ease, and the sun is "a
little brighter Tor their being, and our own
hearts inter glaller To US the Ker,
lucky poet is definition OF this peculiar
sunshine and s:niality Of ife Like Miles
% Reilly, his boyi-hness is charming, and
he Is possrssel oi that generous happy mn
turc that makes every one, with whom be
Is thrown have a better opinion Of him
SELF and consequently an exalted one OF
his friend, for such every one feels him to
be. Did you ever read Heart Lessons
All well then lie has still in store for Won
delight with no alloy. Strong, manly
and eSquistely tender, the heart will beat
s.ir'ili 80 ter, in tunr TO its Lnrlei rhyme.
and to think Of II Is like the dying note.
OF III own peculiar chime
And ! tread the pathway backward,
To that mystic latter noon
when MY heart gave Of its burthen
As the cloud went oa the moon"
M. T. b. 7.
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me to invest 25.. cents in n cradle, me-a
single man. The Fair, financially, wa.
an immense success
One or two places of note visited, and
! would call the a,tention OF Huntington
merchants to one and carriage owners to
the other Herbert. Fischer 4 Co, are
manufactures Of A No Vinegar which
tney propose to sell to Huntington mer.
chants as cheap as they buy elsewhere-
Nv" OF the hrm are practical and experi-
enced manufacturers Mr. Seiser. mann.
'"e'nrer OF carriages aud light expresses,
showed me through his factory, and must
say he has some fine work. lie does 70.
pairing and warrants his work
Owing to the irigid visits OF Nr. Jack
Frost, WAS compelled to iorgo INV usual
pleasant, smooth gliding trip on the Ohio
river, aud avail myself Of a clumsy. four
heele d, no-spriuged, jolt-your-d,nner-
down mail wagon, aad ieel so bad writ.
ing about 1t that am compelled 10 sud-
denly close my letter NJ
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For the Argus.
HUNTINGTON AMI SEMENTS.


Mn. EpToR:-li j. seldom tiatan event
occurs ia oHr city that will likely interest
yonr readers more than short account OF
the ungcntlcmanly conduct Of a portion OF
the audience who were present at the en-
icrtaInment given tor benevolent pur-
Fo,e IN our city last wcck-in a place
poorly calculated Tor the purpose, Ly la
dies aud gentlemen who make no pre,en-
so"s as actors and vocalist., and over
whose faults generous public will Sindly
/ permit the mantle Of charity to tail.
+ cannot speak in terms severe enough
Of the biackguaris TO whom we are in
drhted tor the evenings disturbance AL
though "e fud it dtIicut to mrticularize
IN such AN array oil rowi,ism. We cannot
| refrain iroia mentioning two or three. who
We prophecy will one day take high rank
among the plugs OF our civ. if they
continue iu the profession TER which pa
| 'ure has so emiuenrv fitted them Will,
rtco'l'ci.ou- Of the habiiues OF the pnrlie.
us of our great cities 10 our in. .nds. rc do
not Hesitate To -ay that the primc.inoyer
Nr -- in attractions of person and d.,
r'cbuess aud compass of voi conipar..
arorahIy with the mcauest Of them
lhe peculiar noises made Lv w. -
were happily chosen TO display al the
many n'quir.uen.s Of th.- justly eXecrat
ei hummer The tarrInsa .i., w,st.,y
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CaKRIEH's ADDRESS FOR 1873.
WRITTEN BY MSS N. p. r.rros.

How the blue mis-, Of distance, in time, as in
space,
smoo'hs away every defect, ,ids beauty to
In the erePuseule darkne.. We glance foudly
back
At the just vanished y;sr that has passed DER
Times track;
And 10! like mountain, the sunshine has
kissed
As it stands in mute grandeur cnveloped in
mist,
With its pine covered sleeps ve:led from the
clear view.
Till rough turns to smooth meath the thin
hare Of blue:
So dark, sombrc sorrow yciled over with time.
In the souls secret landscape makes up one
nsJliiae.
The ho We so cherished, the ardent desire
How kindly the year covers up the old IRE!
Till now. like tender light, sof,ly it glen ms,
Not faded, but mellowod, like ,utumn's bright
beams;
And gently it touches the landscape SO fair,
As sunlight soft touches a riuglot cr hair.
Till bathed in the glory so tender and true,
Each point ia the picture takes up the same hue.
And a sof, golden radiance CLEANS Ger it all. .
Sweeps away with its glory the larkncs. Of pail.
The srieis We have suffered. the sacred heart
love.
That God and His angels mcst certainly know
How, through the dim hazo Of the just van
ishcd year,
They grow misty and dim through memory.
tear
80 the geutle years huFricdly vanish away,
Smiling back like the sunset that close the ,lay.
And kindly onfoldiug the scenes that are gone
With the veil of dim distance, the years hasten
on.
Each year. as it passes thus gently away,
Brings it Euerdon Of blessings, 10y night and
by day;
And out of the fulincss Of garner and fold,
Forget uet the little ones out in the cold.
Nor to temper the blasts to the newly shorn
lambs,
nd receive from their hearts a Thanksgiving
Of psalms.
Through the warmest Of weather and wintry
storm,
The Carrier to you has faithfully borne
Your weekly message, so quickly sought
For the wealth Of brain, and never Ter naught:
Aud now may he ask, if in your home joy
4"d'h kindly remember the Carrier Boy.
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ulNIiN1roN. u IC -.
MR Knowing tnat small ia
wore, &c nrc acceptable 10 cH,or., g..
well as the rest Of mankind contribute
my mite Ny usual good luck placed me
aboard the Chesapeake. on Monday. Dec
2jri. ou her downwari and 'u-t trip he
fore the "fr'cid-,peI found lronton TO-
truly holiday irissre.s. tlc variety stare.
rer'cie with toys, Christina. aud New
Years rood. and % seemed a. though
Dame Fortune had counter-c,raer,d Croe
sus and compe i,d him CO. throw uppn tie
market an immense amount OF .reephacls
which enabled Kris X -ln.Ic' tp g.sdIen
HeAeart Of many good hu, and GIRL
.npk Zoo upon t,e Ma.lle-pJe. o.,
u,, ct, Hail. p.I rourI ma.y grotesou,
"c-tume. 90 -calref ~ though the mask
- WISHED O., di-1use thcmye,,. move
'aau 'o appear 1.e--y. so se,u.ol IA c.,
''v iuer-c.ve- rrge'y.
a'-3 ,i-itei the Catholic Far. and
such - jan lr,,er saw To- a hall of that
-ize beior,. und rouli have spent t!UO
among the -Gn, begear, with their prz
e.. aud not invested rn sJ Of them. either
SOur o. tlcm bad lle impuJeucs 70 ask
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THE sHENaNpoAu VALLEY
Drought Projected Railraads r
tort.onote Local Tariff oil the m. 4
a. Railroad.
WADEsvirLE VIRGINIA }
Dec. 18th, lS12

~. tt8ttfOad.
WADEsvuLE VIRGINIA. J
Dee. 25th, lS12
En- ARGUS Notwithstanding the dull
ness Of the tines IN the Valley, and eS-
pecially in Old Frederick. will drop Won
few lines for the sake Of Aud Lanc
Syne"
This portion OF our historic valley ba.
been visited with continued drought for
nearly two wears. the longest. perhaps
ever known here, even by that ubiquitous
individual, the Oldest inhabiiant and "a.
have, in consequence, suffered from short
ness of crops, and greatly diminished
supply OF water, Our farmers are rather
low spirited, crops short, ergo greenbacks
scarce and here upon them tue close of
the year, with all the expenses OF the pa.,
season to be liquidated, whilst the ever
lasting nNgather has gobbled into cana
cious wallet the seemingly las; tot,.r ot
Uncle sam 5 fractional But we have
nope in the old Land yeI Was not thi,
the granary of the South during that little
DpiedsaH.RcsS, aud has it ever refused a
sniiiclency, Al not satisfactory surplus
during the past? Let the mists arise over
your mountains and again gently descend
upon our lovely valley, with its accustoui-
ed frequency and regularity, then-prcsto
change, luNurIant crops smiles. green.
backs and progress The weather hn,
been unusually cold during the mast six
weeks, for the time Of the year, the ground
being at this time covered with the "bea -
timl snow. We have been compelled. on
account OF short pasturase, to commence
feeding our stock early; long foodor rough
ness as they call it ont west. very scarce
and our stock thin of flesh. We hone for
an open winter
For the past two wears. we ha.c been
looking forward to the co,,r.rtio.
o! two railroads through our .q,rntv
One is still lingering on the e,. . -. % of
the Blue Ridse--lacling l,o,ir,. l.. emery or
brains. don't which OF what, while ,our
invaluable coal beds, its expected and
promised terminus, AMI millions of dol
lars lie just beyond ns apparently feeble
grasp We, OF Frederick, would hail It's
completion with great pleasure and assnr
ed profit The other approaching us from
the north, has been brought up suddenl,
at the West Virginia line, asking sui
scrlpi'on oi $1,000 a mile to guarantee
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