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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
9d1rrtfIidlc Gataitruphe ,u Snmaaun!
sla6ri6tsn BON Der S6up[fia.
0icaSiug, Ssp. 2, 1850.

g6cu as mir hiss t6sn, 10 lbr Scrmitaas ssp g. BADEN
wir bic 9rSfte ibbnennun9. Die ieuas in Der SMtin
ottaeunot. Der 9an untre Sbc Der Gtaot tt gaoI
fer. uuo brrs brrue aur uno S6rps no bsrsits fcrsc.
rpet 70 pie 9rcbe Suautitdten 9rcr 3aubcl;, etc., aib
bic pus 8S9n Der psnntrabu 8rs ouf Der Staot, Srsib,
bci uno iebrs 9ccte battn b ocr 9ridc auaCnt os
au cinnal o6e na9ab une crt9erFsn pree Sas Stcbr:
baus ocr bCrren ries uno 8en9r b unrbal6 puroe
bi6en 9ren uno ip99rrBen, uno bS trauria cosr
9sr cnntn nur Die Narn pen guti fabren ndui au9ut
Baum uno 8enianin W0il 90 eranb Guf Der 8rddc 9cs
psftu os biefite frrt9isn9, piGtn mir nht
Sn pin Der 5dur Die g. uno mbr Sus I'M gBoerr rbcn,
6CnoCn @ nc bic 8pcbner, SGnner, 94eiber uno 8tnbr,
pss iinerlib UNI 6d bren, cbne oaG man ibnen niCds
bset sbcn cnnt Gs brrfb Die 9rS aufrc9un9 unb 8e:
fdrne uutr unirn 8dr9en-prr 8ufbcn9 pGrlcr nlebre
bunoert intr Sbwsns aub rrtrantsn p bic onen Sdrs
germ 9cbcren.
elmer ba6 Snes gang ron Den pfssrn 9bctEn uno c9s:
kpsn tpcreen. G6en rcrbn tries cine arc6t Bride bier
b. Die brctsrnen Sduir i'm unrn Sbcl osr Sabt 9sbsn
Gins nab Dem auosrn ben Stren bnab hr rciBuo eur bic
Sraecn f 8e Der Sdnuer, 9BCt6cr uno ainor, Die in
brcn 9Bcbnun9en 9besn porn, no 9crtttt no man belt I'M
n ncb n,cbr in Scctsn braus Sas HaFr tSi9t nrb ni:
mer, audi abt Der 8t9tn nrb ntbt nodD
S1atbmittaos 1tbr.-Sns BaPr Asiat nrb, uter nur
gang rpnis. Or Sac Sonos oeFn pdns rt9ertRin uures
III pcbS CT @ nit Srau uno 6iner tenb per ;pft 8tns
Der or unb fine Srau uuo elm 8iuo tGn 9t fi s2.h;
rr pSrcnn, bcGsn gancn mir n 9cbSr no srlntsn. Gi
noS Der toduCrncn oGutr an orr Srcntra6e no gum Sb
cinaCr;t uno baS ercBr bSbaus bss rn. Scfpb 9auoS
bufb n6 bic ansrsnubsn Gtbduos cGn gan; pi99riEn fin
Sin Sbdt oss rcBcn DamS" untrbal6 oir Staot ii fort
ou Gle rplar Ned Srud, Si6in9rs 8rdds uuo cbns 3rp
III os onbGrs Srddu lSuss o Se Der anssribtrte Sba
on il unermsEt Der 8csn bat fr bic 3it au1tbGr brcH
oGtr isSsn QuSsntld pitbsr uuSufan9cu.-(2tpsr
O5-pbaodpba 9tacr rom Dicnto9 aGsno terihtsn, bas
moi sns Giu6rddsn cGsrhoI6 NcbrspIs uno o Bride u
SNCbrSpIs ps ncb po js9n 8radtn aphsn oa unc pbo'
nrpIS pta9crRtn pureer Gin ctns Srdmbahs at Dem lr
Der Stb,riti init cecr 8aucbnSr, purbs praacIbpsnm
mO 2(as Srtranfu. Gs cNSu I'M G5ann unssabr 80 0len
EbsulstSu psrcrcn 9r9anscu lrn.
SoSrr Ssniamn SRifbSr 9antaer fcu 1900 SbpCine
rlrrtb ois Sutb psrtcrn babCn.
S@Som 9elaware Slue uno Canal III nod BON
feinem befOnoen Sdaoen gsb6rt worben. Gin
8beil pcu Suo @afton mar unter g8aIIer.
re- Ser Susquebanna Slus ,par aus feiusn
lfern aetreten uno bat bci !Sauisbur9 uno ancern
YIdhen pieIen Shooen 9etbon
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
Giubrueb uup Siebitabl.

esu elmer 9a6t in Der Iseten gSOde, III Der Stobr
bes Serrn @barIes &itter, in !Sancper Saun
fbip, esdba @auntp, 9ewaItfam erbroten, uno bars
aus 9eb uno fsines Sud- Su cem Selauf BON etrpa
so Sbaler ssiCblsn worcen. Der Sieb perftoffte
fi6 Gin9an9 eur6 ensn saoen am bintern @noe ees
Stcbrs, uno man 9Iaubt caB, Wdre es nibt fur ben
llmtianb sewefen bas 9erabe Sur ndmitsn Seit
Semanb nod !Sauie Fam, er Su cinem peit 9r6bersn
8eIauf seiobIen baben wirbe.-Man lei auf fetncr
6utb, ss flne 0iebe in unferer Natbatf4aft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
mcr Fam SaS bictcn 2

Sr. Samuel urffer pOn NiseTi0utcn., NOr'
hampton Gaunty, ibTrsbte uns sinsn q m o.
tbp'S sISen wsldsr 11Ta 3ol in Sdnse mt9t.
Sr. urffer ment, sr woIIe Gneere ben oobnentrle9
ousfsdtsn Ia6sn, uno ben 9erren nur jel9sn' mas
3iererfOueCnu nit &mctbp tbun fam. Ba9t hrb
Semano, ben ,Eolbsn Su bIeten
Sen. ScOttS Souptquortier miro in Submit
8aftiDstOn isin. 9iele 8slimmuns il nab bes
Generals ei9Gnrm Griutbsn 9CtrcffCu wOrccn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
SdbuMel,rcr > 9Sereiit.

Der 9eba @auntp ScbuIebrer 8eren oerian's
melt f1 Samifa9s ben 14ten September Sorm!t'
taos unl 10 tlbr i'm @ourtbaufe Su Quentaun. Qlle
Sbuuebrer uno S6uIfrsunoe fno ein9slaoen beiSui
wobnea. =. ". " en- Sof. Se''
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
Giucr Scr fir sBaiebiuetou Sfimmtc..

cJobn Sanbuisn wObnt in Sefferfon Gauntp, 2en,
uciIee. uno er fmmte fur Sen. @afbnaton fur
Yrelrent Grf nun i'm l22fsu Sabre ieines III.
ters. SS DOR &urjcm, fa9t raS GnUrpile Reai.
fer, bate er bic 9epcbnbeit nad iener Staet uno
SuradSu9ebcn, in Serufssefddften. cine Strrfe pon
5 bis 6 MeiIen, Obne befcncere @rmuouus Su ger
lpIren. @r III eiu Oeutfber Don 9sburt uno man.
oerte Dor stwd 100 Sabren in bsies eano. Gr mar
in peritisoeneu midti9en SdIobten Der 9epcIul
bent Der Ser. Staaten uno brhtet Il d, bae er ME
bel elmer prelibente @abI febs. vCn isnsr Seit bis
ieet. um fur coS 8bigtidet su iiimmsn. rnlan9t
bsiubte ibn cine fsiuer S6bter, Elm Mdotben von
so Sabren, uno fano ben olen Serrn bel feiner se'
m6buIihen @cluncbei. Gs in smcifeIbaft. Oh Elm
dbnIiber Sau pOn Ian9sm Seben in ben Ser. Staa'
ten ju finccn it.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
SeIcarapb.SNahI.

Bsi elmer am Isetsn Oienffas in biefer Stact 9e-
baItensn BabI Der npbilaeelpbia unb gBiIfesbarre
aum 9rdfpent, uuS 6. 8. Sampion gum Sefre.
tar uno Sbatmeitsr bsfa9tsr @Umpa9nie erwdbIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
ms fcl9t
Die Court

III felt Montas in Sieuns, ca absr nod ni6ts 8e
mettunsswntbss pGbanesIt mar. ais mir sur prefir
9insen. 70 t6nnen mir erit nd6te 8o6e Die Ser
baneIunaen aCben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

S@8ir psrweIen auf bic QnSeise Der aIIen'
taun Nfabemie in eiuer anoern SpaIte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

S@Sie glittr pcn 8Oiion Idu9nen, oas cine
SubiuiptiOnsIite Sur tlntcrfueuns Der Samie bes
prcfelTor 0ebIer in umIauf 9efeet worcen fsi.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

~Sie SabanSun9cu Der i'm eourtbauie &C.
baItenen &ie9eIbabn ScrlammIuns tamsn uns Iur
biefe Rodbe bu fpdt sur 9ane.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

~Sr Snbabr css !Sauies So q Sibert
ct, pbobepbia, bat in feinsm Seller cine srr6e
S6Ianss scfan9en, bic man 6ur Sca @onifrlftCr.
&luIe re6net Die Stlan9e it etwa SUP lang
uno bat in Der Mhts wenslens SOa lmfans.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
s,inritbtnna ses s,rOfeilor asrbfter.

Qm ekten Srsita9 @or9en, 20 Minuten nat
9 llbr muroe prof. @ebRer in Solfon aebanaen
Sdon frub Morgens trafen Sremoe Su 6unoerten
elm, uuo bic Uufre9ung in Der Staot mar aro6.-
Guf ben StraBen. t5ausoddern uno anosrn plieen
pimmelte rs uCn eeuten bic be9eri9 auf Die !6in'
ridbtun9 wartstsu. Qm Sage porber ffattete bm
feline Samie ibren p6bentIiben 8efub ab uno
blCb BON bis 6 ubr 1benos bel ibm. SieGeIbc
nuBte niebts bon Der Seit leiner .Snridtun9
Ser 9efaneene nuroe mdbrenS Der Na6t Ucn 2
poliSsibeamten bepaht cb9Ieidb Niemanb befirdb'
tete, oae sr SeIbfmorb perlu6en peros. sic be-
9Ieiteten i'm aud an Den 9al9en. @r aeifano we
cerbOIt, bas ibn frhber Der 9eeanfe, 9eban9eu Su
weroen, enfest babe, ieet fei er ieoob uOlIfOmmen
aus9eIDbnt. gr betete pie uno Idt lief Don IL bis
baIb natb llbr rubis. 8eim @rwaden sei9te er
feline aew6bnIibe &ube une a6 Elm Srubfud. Sei
ne SaiIun9 bebauptete er bis gum Iseten Quaenbld.
gr farb Cbne &f nit Dem SCoe.
SGitou 81. Gna.-prof. @ebfers esidnam il
seffsrn Qbenb mad Cambridge fcrtaeftafft. Madb
Dem Der 9Ottssbien Dor Der @rccutcn beenetat mar,
puroe Weblter asfragt. Ob er nod @effdnonilie ab-
suIeaen babe. Gr erpieberte earauf oaB eas leste
Don ibm armadte 9cifdnoni6 mabr fsi une bas er
wecer etrpas Az oemfsIben binSuSufieen nod etwa
bdoOu SurifSunsbmsn babe @r 1T aIfo NIT Der
Snii6sruna getiorben, baB Die @rmorbuna ees Or
Qareman nibt NIT Sorbeoabt, fonoern, oa6 gSeb
fer ibu in enem QugenbIide ItioeuIbaftIiter Uuf
walIuua nit elmer @enrebs 70 bsfti9 in Die SdIdfe
oeI6oaen babe, oae barauf Der Sob erfOl9t fsi uno
oa6 er, um bic Sbat su perbsimIiben, ben S6tpe
ouf Die anesgebsne Beife Serlest babe.
Su Der 9tatbt por Der Soiuribtuns borten bic Bdb
ter QSebter Iaut beten uno ramentIib NIT Subruni
bic @orte fpretben "SSater no m69Iidb, nmm bic.
fen &eb bon mir, bod nibt mein, fcneern Ssin
@ius gefbsbeH
lBebfer mar i'm Soften Sabre feinss Qlters gBib
reno Ieincr 8erbafuu9 bate er nit feiner SamiIie
reoelmdeia Rdpitel aus Der Sibel Der Heibe nadb
oceIen unb am Sage Dor fsiner Sinri6tuu9 mar
oraoe oas besiIalibe 15te &apteI bss ercn Sriefes
pauIus an Die @Urintber Sufdui9 an bic &sibs &C.
fommen.
Stra6eurdubsr GberfIbrt-3wsi6 6crIs,
glamcns Carl Dunlap uno SCbn Sbcmpfon, alias
Cooper, wuroen pOr Iseter Court ju 9SiIfesbarrr,
euSerne @auntp, ubnfhbrt Srn. 9. 6. Jfeuam BON
Meaub Gbunf, por eiui9en @oden auf Offener Stra6e
tSraubt Su baben, uno perurbeiIt, erterer ;u uno
lsetersr Su SabRn 8ubtbausitrafe.
MSSn SanquCit BEL Utica, q. g., 1T Elm Mann
3bompIou uon einem Qnoeru, Namens Glarf nit
sinem Me1Isr 70 in Die Srult uno ourb bic eun9e
osftoden nOrceu ba6 Die gensiun9 oes Serwunce.
ten 1rbr ,weifelbaft III. @Iart srfirte, oa6 ct es
poriibels9t that Gr 1T perbaftst.
@boGera-"nntsr ben &uben."-Set Dem @r'
Iteinen Der @boIsra in ct. eous III oueb uuter Den
oortacn Rubrn cine dbnIite Rrantbst nit grocer
Seftiatet ausaebro6en. Sn Der srfrn g9aro fousn
aQsin sssen 200 Ehbs an Ger Ssubs 9efOrben ftin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

SS0ie 8sp6Iterun9 pOn Germantown beIduft
fidb nab csm eben geuommenen Genius auf 6OOO
GinwObner. SaS 1T ein fcbr beocutcnocr 3uwadbs.
Germantown III aber Elm 70 an9enebmer Srt boB
CT nCtbwenci9 fbneu Suntbmen muB.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

ES Gin csutf6sr S6ubmadr in pnsbura
Ramsn5 SrsifcImspsr, bat li6 csu t9aI5 curtfhnit'
ten. Gbsn 70 bs9n9 Elm jun9c5 Srauenjimmer, 9la'
mems 9isbeda 9Balfer, SsIbiimoro, neil Ib Der
Satg ibres 9 Nonate aIten ItinesS wei9srte, nit
ibr ben @bebuno Su fdIicbcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

~Sr Senrp GIap il wiecer in @aftin9tOn
sin9strUffsn, um an cen Sebattcn res Sen0tS SbeiI
Su nebmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

~Gin Nmtstanbioat in @ihiean bcSei6net
Ieinen pclitiI6en Stanbpunft tpie fOI9t: SD bin,
Sir, su @unfsn bss n d d 4 n &ris9es-9csen
bic GbUlera-fir bObe SefoIoun9sn 9sgcu un
aan9bare umIuuf5miteI unc 9e9en fbIe9tcn Bran
SD
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
surdbaeaansen-IoO SbaIer sslobunua.

2tm 3ittnOtb Mcrsen, Qusuii 49, Fam Gin Srcm.
Der an ben eiperpfau pom SO q am @omp on,
160 MarftftroBs, Stewart q. s., unb mistbets si
nsn nit Swei 9ferosn beipanntsn enfeiess Buggy
wa9sn, nm inS eano Su fabrsn unb am ndmIibsu
QbcnO wisber Surtd Su febren. Sa eerfeIbe Sre
tags nod ntbt Surid rpur unc aud ni6tS Don ibm
asb6rt wurbe, 70 9Iuubt man ba9 er bur6srsan9en
ie Sas 8ussD III ROTH on9efribsu nit we6en
Srsifen. Das Yferbesef6ir il neu uno nit Gil
Der beieet Das @eipanu befsbt aus einem pfero
uno elmer Mdbre, beice pUn rOtbbrauner Sarbe, nit
lansen S8mdnssn; Or Srsmoe 1T unsefdbr 30
Sabre alt stra Su6 10 8OG bod unb Don ounf
Ter @efibtsfarbe. 100 Sbasr 8etObnun9 wiro
fir Die Ssrbaftuns bss Diebes uno grfattuus bss
Gissntbums, OOer so SbaIr fur Gins BON bsibsu
ausbeSabIt.
"@ ON QusGano 1T nidts Neuss Don
8ibti9feit erbaItsn wOrosu. 3piiben ben 0dnen
uno SbIeSWi9b i9bolfcinGu IN nCbts Weiteres pOr9es
fallen. aI5 eini9e tsinc S4armueeI, bic nibtS ju
Iassn baben.
SRS Smny eint if in NeuYCrf an9eIanst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
Iurc6t6arc 2SalIerautb.

GroBe ucberf6wemmun9e Der eeda uno S6upleia
Slhlle-un9ebe 3erlcruns uOn @isentbum
8erluft Don un9sfdbr 20 Menf6eneben
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

Gin gro Ger Sunfbunbert SrCmmsI
fItbe murrcn nit einem enSi9en 3u9e zines SbIepp.
NseeS in Der Clements 8ap St Warps County
MarpIano. burb Ssrrn 8snsotft ,Scwarc 9efan9en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

SSGine Delegation BON 9 9sMenominee Snoia.
ncrn aus @istOniin befinoet ii6 auf Der Geife nab
Wafdin9tCn, UNI ben 4ustaufb oes ibnsn an9ewe'
fencn Sanoes 9e9en ancereS Su erwirten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

S@ Sorleeten Sonuta9 wurce in msbren Jfir.
den pbiIaoeIpbias fur ben prOf. 08ebisr gebetet =!
Benn g8ebfer folder Gebete bebarf warum nibt
aud aneGe M0reer?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

GboIera-"untsr ben &uben" "-Seit bem @r'
lteinen Der @bOItra in ct. eouis 1T aud uner ben
ecrtiaen Raben cine dbnIihe Rrantbeit nit grocer
Seftiatsit ausaebrOtben 5n Der srlfcn g8aro fOusn
aQsin sssen 200 Shbs an Ger Ssu6s ssfOrbsn iein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

NS Sn Der gldbe Der Cumberland Sdae in Sen.
tudp III cine Sbermine sntbedt pproen, BON Der bic
unteriu6tcn prCben cine er9ebise QuSbeuts per-
Iprebsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

SCA Sn propioenee wurbe elm SrauenSnmer,
Maria Qieres, Su 20 SbaIer Strafe uno in bic So
fen perurbeilt, NEIL iie in MannSfleicnn burd bic
Snasen paraoirt mar
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

Wammut +: M MeGOnen.-@insm Ger @oitorsn
su petersburg in SirQinien wurce ObnIdn9f cine
As pfuno f6were @oiIermeIone Su9cfanet. Siefes
Wunoe9eWdbS ioIte man Sur QIermeIts Snbufrie:
QusheQun9 nab 9Onoon fsnbsn!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

RSSn SanauOt bel Utica, q. g., III Elm Manl
3bcmpfcu ucn einem Qnoeru, Namens @larf, mi
sinsm MefTsr 70 in bic Bruit unc bur6 Die eun9
asItcden wOrben. baB Die @ensiun9 oes Serwuncs
ten frbr swtifelbaft III. @lart etIirts, bab ct e.
poribrlr9t that. ST III perbaftet
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

S@0ie G6Orra in @sriFo, meIbs ctpa bun.
bert Sage sewitbet, bat l5 bis $4,000 GinwCbnsr
fortacrlTen. Qm IA. b. bat biefeIbe aufssb6rt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

Semmuna tes Serfebrs.-Gab Dem 1u.
oufa, @o., "Goufitutioncl" BADEN Die pfan5er ie-
mes Sbeilcs res Staates cen IRdufeutsn, NIT mel.
den Iie bisber in Serfbr fanben an9esel9t oaB iie
in 3ufuuft fcine i'm 9IOrcen aefaufte Waarsn mebr
ron linen boten moaen. 9Bir erfabren 9ci6Seitia,
So6 bic 01ru gOrfer Marftbcribte cine betcuten6e
SSsrrinoeruuo pcn Giufern aus oem Suoen msIoen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

Stra6enrduber uberfubrt-5msi 6crIs
Ramcns Carl Dunlap uno Scbn Sbompfcn, ALA!
Cooper, wuroen pOr Lester Court Su 9SiIfesbdrr
euSerne @auntp, ubsrfilbrt Srn. 9. &. GeIIam Dor
Meau6 @bunf. por eini9su @Ocben auf Offsner Sras
bsraubt Su baben, uno perurtbeilt, erterer ju uni
lsetersr Su Sabren 3ubtbausftrafe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

M%Sn ct. 9puis BCi9tr Ger &permometer an
Is 1uoHf i'm Sdbatten 10l 9rae uno in Der SCn.
ne 1870 9raee.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

Mitwaufie, %. Qusuf = Die @boGera mar
bier in elmer fcbr b6sartigen Sorm ausssbro6cn uno
ribtet 9rC6e 8ermhTun9sn an. am 8relfa9s 9no
Sonnabenb mureen 100 Sooesfdle bsrInteI. Dt
Hbrr bsn ososnmdrtioen G5efunosbsits 3uffano I'M:
irr Stoct pspbreeten 9eri6te finO in bObem @racs
ibertrisben.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-04-09

have been looking through your Idiors
7allc which is just the Thing for this partcu-
larly cold Tuesday eve | hope your friend
actually lizard that first grace of the new con-
vert won't say he dilnr, of course, sad di
iHa'qr. A quaint friend Of mine heard it too
and relates it better. 1t was not a convert who
was the subject but a wicked scamp who
used to raise panorlar purcaiory about Mid
dlebury College, and a clum Of the friend
foresaid. lie had taken a shine to the daugh-
ter of staid old dcoeon, who used frequently
to invite him to dinner, The deacon one day
called upon him to ask the customary blessing
and not wishing TO have it understood that
there was any one thing he could not do. he
made the Offer Hastily recollecting all he
could Of the usual form he began and made an
excellent start Of it, bnt for his life could not
tell how to close it of, 1t was easier to 90 on
than to stop--Finally, making a desperate dash
after period, he closed or thus: In conclu.
sion, my dear Sir, ! remain very respectfully
and truly your obedient servant lie has not
dined with that deacon since MED P,
Who is my authority for the above, gives a spi.
cy account Of lis examination in one of The
sciences mt the same university The time us
ually allotted for the study of geology was, as
he thought, more proftably employed in hunt
ting expeditions to East Greek, and when ex
amination-day came round on this subject he
was not particularly learned. Professor A.
looked upon geology with perfect alteration
and however wide of the mark o students nm
swer might be, his grave and solemn counten.
Hnee gave no sign TO the hapless examiner of
the iucorrcctncss Of his response. Young
gentleman, said the Professor to P, You
--wil-dcscribc-h c-hon--bcnde,' task as dif.
ieull for him as TO describe the King of Mos
quitos. lie tried il, however; Hom-blende
is mineral, generally supposed to be a stone.
Here he hesitated, to give the Professor time
to correct him II he was wrong. Judging
from his unmoyed features that he had struck
the right vein, he dashed on: OF an animal
cuar consistency and inlusorial form unc-
tuous to the touch tertiary formation slight
ly femiginous Of n spotted color; belonging
to the trlassic system of compound drift, and
is usually found just below the crust Of the
pal@ozoic rocks on Snake Mountain Any
Thing more 2 meekly inquired the Professor
No, that was all he recolected. Well, young
man. said he grayely, if you should ever dis
cover any article Of the Kind you have been
descdbing, you stand chance of becoming
very celebrated, il You will only make ii
known 1t wss never hitherto supposed to ex-
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bly, replied to what was said. Let it be ever
so mere a trine, the return thought was from
the next link OF association.
Most great men, diplomatists and politi-
clans particularly, 90 about the bush Il lit
tie for reply to a remark, emitting the
moro obvious and simpler answer it might
suggest, for the sake, perhaps, of an appear
ance Of seeing more scope in the bearing OF
the matter Bul Taylor -(wo thought We
could make certain, even from these few
brief moments Of observations has no dread
Of your seeing his mind just asst works and
has no care, whatever, except TO think and
speak truihfully what comes first, regardless
Of any policy, or management Of its impress
sion on the listener. The key of his voice
at the same time, is that Of thorough frank
ness, good humor and Inconsistencies Of OBJ
servalion, while his smile is easy and habitu-
al, The grace with which these out-of-door
characteristics accompany mouth Of such
indomtablc resolution, and an eye Of such
searching and inevitable kconncss, explains,
perhaps, the secret Of ,iic affection .hat is so
well known to have been mingled with the
confling devotion felt for him throughout
the army. 1t is impossible to look upon the
old hero, VIC should say, without loving and
believing in him.
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THE LATE ERUPrIoN or NEsUviUs.--
Mr.. Bayard, son of ex-senator Bayard, Of
Delaware, was buried at Naples on Fcbrua-
ry 90. lie received his death at Vesuyius.
on one of the nights of the recent great G.
ruption there. from the falling Of stone
from the crater, which nearly severed his
arm. He blcd prolusely for GO hours, when
an amputaiion was ordered which resulted
in lock jaw and death. His funeral was ot-
tended by all the Americans in Naples, and
by one good Engishman, who came in his
carriage and followed TO tho burial no Ital.
ians, and no military escort sent by the King
or permitted from the squadron. They were
fearful Of American soldiers.
A correspondent of the Journal Of Com.
Hcrce thus describes the scenes at the noun.
tain since the eruption Il am sorry | did
not come here few days sooner, to view ono
Of Nesuvius's grand eruptions, which has
been the largest ever known. We have been
to-day to see the lava. &C., and it is most
wonderful. A new crater has been formed,
and the emission Of lava was so immense
that it has extended a distance Of seven
miles, by one aud half to three miles wide,
and about thirty feet high. After descend
ing the mountains, it has gone forward, one
and d half miles wide and thirty feet high,
for a distance of miles at least and forms an
embankment like that OF railroad raised O.
yer plain, covering thrty-two houses and
one or two churches, and destroying ofcoursc
nh immense number of vineyards and farms.
The direction was on the side opposite Ma
pies The sight must have been most grand
and while it lasted (say five days. the rail-
road cars ran all night to carry people to see
it, Although the trembling of the houses at
Naples was sensbly fel; during tho eruption
there was not the least apprehension OF dan
ocr
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EY FRANK MERYALE.

At twenty-onc, after having graduated at
Yale College, and been admitted TO the bar,
found myself very comfortably established
in a small but handsome suite Of rooms in one
of our leading Southern cities. soon be-
gan to find myself at home among the warm-
hearted Cmolnians. and became well known
as lawyer and a private individual.
l observed that about nine o'clock, every
morning, young lady passed my Office. She
was sometimes accompanied bya young man,
whose face was stamped with the uumistale-
able sign Of consumption. She was, as
supposed, his wife he generally held her
arm, or relieved her Of a roll of music, that
she always carried. She was not at all slri
king, but, on examination, proved extremely
prctiy-yery lovely-of that style usually
demonstrated blonde, For more than year
she passed regularly. Once I was standing
at my door when a whiT of air blowing n
way her music, she stopped to picl, it up, but
saved her the trouble, and was rewarded
by n sweet smile After this, whenever |
was in view as she passed, she bowed. At
last her walks ceased for week; and saw
nothing of her till one morning, as I was
anxiously watching for her, she again ap-
peared. Her cheek was paler, her step slow
er than usual and she was dressed in deep
mourning. never saw the young man ac-
company her again.
How many stories invented for her his
tory. First she was girl going to school,
and her companion an admirer-what school
girl had ever so serene a brow Next a
young widow-but why did she so regularly
pass as if to some employment? Then, n
modisie--no! what dressmaker was ever so
refined, and how account FOR her roll Of mU-
sic, and her former attendant? No on.
ly perplexed and provoked myself by en-
deayoring to ascertain who and what she
was. An unexpected incident disclosed all
this to me. One morning about a year after
her assuming black, she was passing along
rather faster than usual, and tripping over
a stone, fell to the ground with scream of
pain, rushed out, raised her, and asked
what could do for her
81 fear my foot is sprained," she replied
gently. "And as you are so kind as to ask
me, / will be much obliged if you will call
ehAise."
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