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Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph in Pomeroy, Ohio

21 Feb 1860

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Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph

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Pomeroy, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1860

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Marys Dream Ballad by John Lowth Emerges in Sunny Memories

The piece recounts a ballad titled Marys Dream, attributed to John Lowth, an English divine born 1750 and died 1798. The text dramatizes a deathbed scene of a surgeon named Miller, with Mary at his side and vivid maritime imagery. The poem links Lowth to a youth’s emigration to America, a dissipated later life, and a quest for light in nature and truth, ending with refrains about light and freedom of mind.

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September Moonlit Courtship and Sorrow in Verse

A fragment from a mixed prose and verse column recalls a September evening of moonlit romance with tender lines about first kisses and shared dreams. It contrasts memory with present longing, then shifts to a young woman describing unsettled health and love’s fragile grip, ending with a playful quip about a raucous voyage drink and a poetic toast to union.

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Surprise Party Turns Into Neighborly Aid Tale

A long village narrative follows Mary and Farmer Brown as they plan a surprise party for neighbors, face resistance, and finally embrace a communal, donation-style event to help William Jones and family recover from sickness and poverty. The tale emphasizes neighborly generosity and the old fashioned kitchen as a center of community.

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Mary Brown Mrs. Brown Weill Miss Mary Neighbor Jenkins Farmer Brown Neighbor Brown Bos Simeon Miotto Own Polly Molly William Jones Jones William Husband Farmer Jones Teen New Orleans Green Pias Bennett Mr. Green Niew Onreane Tam Cincinnati Farwell Bexnerr
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Taylor and Howison clash over lectures at Young Men's Christian Association

A long exchange between Howison and Taylor discusses Taylor's invitation to lecture before the Young Men's Christian Association. Howison objects to Taylor due to his Tribune ties and alleged skepticism about scripture. Taylor defends his career, notes extensive lecturing, and condemns censorship and sectarianism while promoting free thought.

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