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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
0effenfIihe S2enni1.

GamIioss ben 30ifen Sfioba nm IL
ubr Mittaes, fou ouf benz plate feIbft Of
fentlib perfauft werpsn:
Cine f6dBbare Ylantaftbg
9eGegen an Der Sraee msIde Don Gmaus
nab @copersture fibrt, in Sbsrfaueon
Scwnftip, eeda Co.; orsnSenb an eanb
BON Deter unb Qbrabam Ssu, MibaeI Sae.
binber, Somes &sinbarb uno anbsres; eut.
baItenb 81 adsr uno a @utben qenaues
- Wlaas. Darauf ilt erridtet Elm
I;Ei;H. Slof SSobnbaus, 8lucf
- Sdsusr. unb fcnff nod n6tbiee
9lsbGngebduoe. SuetIsn (in6 bequsm beim
6aus nnb Der Sbeuer. gutter Iepfel'
baum9arten unb anesrs Sbfbdume iinb auf
benz eanbe. Gin SbeiI ees eanoes III 6oI,-
lamb uno gBiefen, uno Der 8ef III pOrSi9
lides SauIano.
8eiie uno Elm unffrsitiess Tebt Fam bis
ben lien QptiI 1853 eeseben wrcsn.
@s III tas binterIaGtus Iisosnce Giaen
t6um ees perhUrbenen George Brinfer,
tsetbn BON pOrbsfa9tem Saunfbip.
Die Seoin9un9en am Ssrfaufstaee unb
Qufrartung pOn
Sobn Srinfer,
H9cut fdr bic grben.
DIT. 13. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
sSerfiinoiget bic
s robc SOtf6 aft!
Bublfeiler olS jenlaIs
fir bddr 0elO.

Der erIte @infouf BON Spdtiabss- unb
gBinter9itern sibaIten.
q. 9B. @rmbb matbt ben Ginpcbnern bcu Ann
taun iino oer llngeesno befannt nab sr lceten ner
erlfen gerratb ren Spdtiabrs uno gBneraltern erbo
ten bat, tpslhs fdr @erhisosnbsit bss Gms uuo Dc,
pree pen tsinen, fpeoer in hsr Staot nc i'm eanet
dtertrcfitn irereen tSuncn.
eein stcd pcn SdSies Dre6aittern, briebtnt
gum 2bdl aus
Mous Dseains, gaf6meres, Gcberas, III,
padas, euffres, Mcus DeBages. plain,
fdwarje uno fanep Drsbfeiee, etc. etc.
III Elm fcer onB CT ntSt fsblsu Fam aangibe 3ufrte.
oenbet M 9etcn allen Golcbsn Die bn nit ibrem 3u.
pruh brbrsn, bsoss in Aualtat une Sta pie In
preiF.
Sud-, ga6fmersi Satiuets, etc.
Diss Department. III ctsnfalls nit cnem oIatmei:
nsn uncrtsmcnt ouflcfdGt pctbes an ben niersrltsn
9re'n, cosr c nrbil als ras SHcbIftilfe, oertaufi
fpiro.
Gsiu 2tficrtcmtnt cinbcimifebcr Sitter, 0ls
Sidinos, Gbsds. MusIins, Drius, etc. ETC.,
i'll atthfaGs Gin fchss, sag cs in resr 8eIcnoubtit
oSu9s sotisfadicn 9sten ruirc.
Gr bat ctenfaGs Gin YrpdsGbcs adtrttmsnt pcn
Gptben geIbCn, 9rautn uno peiben eany
nolIigsn SGdnneIs; ebenfo, @eIfb SLAM
rets, Cotton SLanneIs, Cad SfannsIs,
Ginfeps, etc. etc, fammt einem auesmei-
men aiIortcmrnt uOn Strimpsn, Sanb-
ibuben, SdIeiern, aus9eudbte Erngsn,
8dntern, IT,. no, u. M,
pcthi5 oUc5 fc pertouft mrc, tof cs brn 5unbn bic
pclItrmmcnitc Befrithi9ung 9emdbrt
Gr ipritbt outb bisrcnrb lsinsn bcrSidtn Iant aus
ftr ben Iiberaltn Sbeil Der Sfcnlben Gunlt bic mir
tsber w9etrmmen it, uno bct bur Itrenes GeIbdftSs
uuo 9salIioe Bsoienuns kiner 8uncsn
auh in 3utunft Gin litrrales Yarcnat gu Serbisucn-
Ruft tobtr Gins uno ltIs bci bnl an, on Dem atten
@de befannt burtb eas rrtbs S6o, 9c9endbsr SeiosS
5ctd.
s. SO. Grub.
Scpttmttr Is. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
cSObts OfOntic,s
eSrre. uno alsv-TsKtItf In
Sf0tteD=, 6aits iiiiO Gcbnnpftabaf
ttuo Gi1arrcn,

Miaht ben &tl1web
nern ron Gaeniaun
nnb Der iimsssenb
befdnnt, baB er ben
&abaffobr, frlber
eebaItsn BON Sang
per uno 9eiff, Swsi
ISblten oberbaIb
gJlofe's 2fpotbsfe,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20

2fnf Oonnernass ben 2Sfsn Sftober,
um 10 ubr &ormitta9s, fou am 9uitbaus
Don Dapio Sub y, in @afbn9tcn &oun
fdip. Geta Gauntp. Gin eroeeS 8aullOn
9sbalten wercen. Die Rorowbeitbau Ga
UatIaifen wneen 9escnwdrtis fein, aud
Iiub tie @apauerilfen unttr tcm 8efsbI pcn
@apt. S6tau6 uno Capt. Srieorib eten
faus erwartet. Die Wafdin9ton Srsiwit.
li9cn untcr orm Bsfsbluon Capt. lSdIcBsr
tabsn entfhiscen bsiSupobnen, uno bic Com
pa9nien unter bem Bsfsbl Der @apitaine
eaurp. Sens, SouweiIsr unb Scfepb Sdu'
man ino b6fIib siusslacsn bsiiuwcbnsn
Sen. &upp unb STAB. Moj. @ilinser,
Mai zimmerman uno Mai. 8sipn ifno
9eibfaus sin9eIucsn bsiJuwCbncn.
@Ubnt baBsr alIs BET, penn Sbr sinntaI
weeer Elm re6tss Battalion fsben rpoIIt
Oiele Trciipillioeu.
@S Sollte oaS QBettsr an obi9sm Tdgs
unginllie fsin. 70 fnost oas Battalion am
Srsitas Den 29fsn SFtrber fatt.
DIT. Is. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20

in Der 5amiItonftra6e, beSc9en bat, pcfeIblt
er foripdbrenb auf 9ano bdlt, pom beiien
Sirainlften Sabaf in ieosr Suantitdt, TO-
wobl ais eaeies Gnilf unt pIua. Sein
Sorratb Gi9arren teifsbt aus Sauana,
prtrelpe, Cuba unb sinbsimifbe, uno fsin
9 6hupftabaf aus franSoffdem, ftct
fifehsm, Maeteuba unb 8appce. &urS, man
fineet bel ihm aIIe5 mas in fcin Sab seb6rt.
S Gtohrbalter, &rdmer unb onbsre,
miresn mohltbun bel ibm, onSurufsn ebe iie
fOnffmO faufen, Ssnu tt fibIt iberssuet bab
fein Stof aIIsemsine 3ufriebenbeit sswdbrt.
Q0entaun, Gept. %, 1852. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
2eibenbe fcfct1
philadelphia
Wcoiaincli Saus.

Gtattirt pcr Is Sabren burth Dr. 5tntClin rrvbrpes
lihis @dt Der Drittcu tnO lnicn Strafen, ;pif
tben Sprutc unp glne Strafn, philadelphia.
Qhtjsbu Sabre pcn oufecbtEnttr uuo ununfsss=
6rcbeur Yroris in 4bitdecpbia batrn Or. aintslitt
gum crfabrsulisn uno srfct9rcitsn ars ouf nab uub
ptit in Der vsbanelun9 alICr 9ebcmcn 8rontheitsm
0emathts YerGcusn pcltbs tebaftt fuo nit @ddpGstu
auf rcm 8Srper, lools coer 8sineu, acpf- uuo 3hes
tbsn.lbmer;, N2srturio Rbcunidn, @erenasrurosrs-
CSrip, 0ranfbciten bic iuasneliten llntecnnens
heireu c0tr unrcincn Blur berrfbrcn ructureb bic
Gcntiiutcu nttrdftet rpurec, wcrosu ale nit Grrta
bebdneelt.
gRer Gh Ger 9cbonbtuna ron Or. anfcliu mritrs
,isbt fam Ft nit rtli9Siem 3utrausn auf fine Gbre
ats glann anb auf eine GefbidIidtsit ole art Sss>
laGeu.
S1cbmt befonoerc Sbad)t.
eunoe 9RSuuG tic itb ourdb zinc atrpife dtls ges.
rpcbubCtt Die of nur blse Shuttamrasen en- acterntf
miro. eCfbaoet ba6cu,-ccrsn Sclasn ndhrh, lcltft
i'm gShafs, smpflnocu rpcrocn uno fir eet uno Self
YFreabatb Inp,-featsn urvrr3sIedb anfpridb MAIDEN.
Sdryddte Gn0 pcntiuticneIe Eebilitdt @ertuf pcu
mustuSkr Grsrse, pbrhibe gattisteit uno alIaemsue
TstraCortdbCif Sc5tarftit uno alIe HerpSf aeftics
men, nusrpaulidtGit ee6ertri9beit uuo coe aranfbdt
ois iraCnopic nit elmer llnronun9 Der 3suaun9sunfz
tcuen psrtuuteu fuo, psrcsn 9beiIt unS vclIs RE =
uieoer bcrocItcQt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
Sft. 13.
Cine f6de6are Saueret
Smreb pripat S5nnbel III Derfau

ONbk IIHFUNtN ~ON"kINt
Surcb pripat S5anbel III Derfau-
fen.
Ser untsrSsibnete in sG bem gnHdIub
9efcmmsn nab @efen gu 5iebsn, unb min
ftet cober feline
NrdCDtDpllc sNldntaIc1e,
9sGs9en an Der flsiuen ee6a in Nisberma-
cungie Saunftip, eeha Gauntp. ourb pri,
pat 6anosI Su Uerfaufen -DieleIbe grdnSet
on ednber pOn 9eOr9e aemmsrsr, Satomoa
&einf6misc, SaeOb Marf5, GOnrao Ssbm
uno anesre; uno entbdlt S5 Idsr, nWar
Ubsr wsni9er. 2aoon Ino ttpa 20 Uder
Flares eano, BON eem beiteu unb fd6nfen
in bem @ountD. SaHsIbe in in fhidlitbe
SeIeer ein9etbeiIt, untsr 9utsn Srnfsn uno
hterbaupt fcnt in Der belfen Sronuuq.-
8cn osm fIarsn eonbs Tino stwa bis 6
Uder berrIide gBeIen. meourb befaater
Slu5 fIieBt, uno bas ucbries III pom bsitsn
SOGSIanb in Der @saeno, gut nit Ra0anien
uno 9tdorp 6olb bepG6fen - Iuf bsm
FIaren eono in erribtet
"a Sin eutre una gerdamiars sipcis:
f.sEgs1N ft16i9cs iteinernrs
IT, SS . j. Il y us
nit elmer ongebauten fieinernen Slide. cine
UertrefIihe fteinerne SdwsRHfhsusr, DO
bct IS GuS, Gin @aaenbau5, Gtmisoftop
pnp aIs anrcre n6tbise RebGnqetduee. Gin
iun9er uno bereits Sun, SbeiI tro9sncr
Sbif9arten pcn Iautel gsSwsi9tsn 8dumsu,
uno dbebaupt ntIs Grtsn pom briisn Sbf,
aIs &irfben, pfrfte pFaumen II. T. ~,
btftneen fb 9Iei6fnus barauf @tsnfaqs
befinoet lidb Elm nisfsbIcnter 8runnsn Smi-
fben 6au5 arb Shsuer, uno sine quite
Syringe nabs am WOtnbou5. Msbr iber
oiefe berrIihe Y!antafbs Bu Tasen, bi!t man
fir lbetfuBig, iroeT e5 Gaufniti9s bod
erf in QuQenfbsin nebmen wcrcsn.
Solde Die Gano Su faufcn wtnftCn, fcfl'
ten bisfe Setearnbeit nitbt unbsnuet uOribr
geben Gaesn, inoem nur ieIten fold in alien
Stlfen 70 an9enebmes uno wertbuouss 81:
9entbum gum 8erfauf ongsbotcn wtro.
Die Seein9un9en burb cen Gt9entbh-
mer,
9Silliam Saenbp.
Sttobr rs. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20

Ser tlntsrssibnets III Su bsm GntfdIub
9efcmmen na6 @efen iu Sieben, une min
ftet eaber feline
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
Oias NS0rssaOr !SOf
1T G0tafa1qttdt 2et6a Gauntp,
Iarntur : 6pf

mdbiScn
WSarmpr S1pf
9frabe gsgenubsr Suffers Gafbaufe, IN be-
fo9tcm Stdotben etabIirt boben atImo lie
INNER auf !SanO baIten uno ouf 8efslun9
uetfsrti9en,
ollie Qlrter OtonRmei,tc, GtafieHte
f6e 9ra6m6ler, 8ra6f feine, etc.
beibes pon StaIieniftsm une Umcrifanifdem
Marmor, morauf Gs Dsutfbe uno Gn9li-
fde Snfbriftsn uuf Sefelluna ouf5 atIsr
fh6nfe uno 9sfhmodpolllfe eingrapiren-
sic fubIen perfdert oab ibre Qrbeit mir.
aenewo ibertrCffen miro, uno babel Ilnb
ibre preifs billi9er olS eies an manoben an
bern Srten Der Saa it, Sic baIten 9Ieidb
faus
9SldtformS, Srcppen nnO Ebiir.
fcDtpcllcn
bon eriisr @hte uno Gd6nbsit auf 9dno,
fur bic nur eiert6ten ptsiBe 9efOrcert wer'
ben.
ga ne proFtif6e Sanownfer finc. 70
fublsn is psrf6rt. oas iie bsioes in Qrbeit
uno YreiBtn p6liae 3ufrisrsnbsit 9sben
fonuen.
~ 0iufst Bel ibnsn an unb tefcbet ibrc
Irbsit ebe ibr fonltmo faufet.
Sts finc cantbar fur bereit5 9enu(Ttne
Gunoftaft, bitten um cine Scrtcauer berfet
ben. uu0 iiSSs 9sareten fca 81 ollsn 3eitsn
babin 9ebsu. aus Die itnen ibr 5urautn
f6nfen pOui9 Su befrieris'n.
2eoppIo 9Sif,
Samce Us. Tuller.
@ntafauqud. 1uauIf 25. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
nSeee Samjlie fCute Elm Gopie taben.".
Gin ttnftbdB6areS Sud-
nur e5 Scuts fpitenc.

GRsnI6 ttnns bid.


9RenICb ttnuc bid.
ar. SSnnter's msSi;iniidbes SodnSbucb
* fiirSraufc. GutboIttuo bic @ruue,dac tos
lrlprun0s Scrtfhritts, oSr 8Cbanelun9 uno ptiluu0
pcn setr Grontbetisfcrm pClbc ourtb pCritoCnarti;
atu ecibshttlhtn lm9op1 Sdtt6sfltdun9, ceGr dber:
mSGiaGn GtlhkhtsplttGbr Su9I;c9en wureCn, nct IN:
pcilunosu III otrcn IIrbUtuu9, in ptriIntljbCm SMt
uuo nil Der anf1SnoiStn Sprohc 9clbrictcn, os ros
Ncuttat elmer mCbr oIS 2Oidbrt9en ouSihtttEltb er
oeuua ron aroutbcitcn bcIttatCr uno prracr Siotur
ocrpiometsu prorjs,-ruit Cucm Sulas rcn &csCptCn
,lr otiluna clber RrantbGltrn uno elmer lbbanehn9
itsr rs llratbcn, gpnptrmc uuo Sciluna bcs taItsn
Sistsrs,-fir 25 Gents ptr Gcpic, ctcr Gcpicn fir
rtneu Sbar; rpiro pttfrc nab irocno Ciuem ShCilt
nsr Scr. SaatIu oa 9ubtt. IoerrllrC pclffrs, Box
l26 Post Office" cScr esn aut"r, 3S Tcre 7s StraFe
YbilaoeIpba.
ga Sbalcr pcripirfen.- Or. Sumter
eBSD rriu $50 tejabsr, msun ss ibm ftbltu flIts
tracno sincn Saa pen absinsr Sronibtit gu furrtu,
cbns untSrfhito rcn mis- LANCER Doutr fe it, perr:
ntu vcn 6eosn 65sIbttbtan fne in fnc gtivatiutcn,
80 Ncro 7ts Strogc, philadelphia, cinaedptr, pc fe
rcr GtSruna Surb ouprc Yatitntcn fttbcr fne.
Smpcfcu;.-1us un99d9clttr 8CfrlSo9un9 ner
aaIeneu, eurb isbermaos cccr Sdblitcflcdune. ent;
bSn ,abtrsihs llsts. Srdbreft SmprttnS unfrrIpiI'
diaS Gamtucr9iceun9cn, SrsonCnatnobme, @scabtn6:
nerluf, Qt eiouuo eeacn Sraucnjnnmcr, ouecmcinc
Detlist ebsr tcnltituticnct lIneronun9 fttecn bcr
sJn alien S6Htn eibt Der Detcr cine lidbtre Sur.
9um Stathoeufcu.-DiS Sranttnpdrocn pcbl:
tbun es ,i breentcu, che fS 9tunebsit Gddldietsit
uno cftnnls oas eebsn Zen 6dnocn pcn Qr,en amer.
troucn. es nht bic nStbi9s aenntnb ron ecsr 8lais
arantbsitm bottn Gs III uun,Ssib ea6 Gin SNcnfb
ole 9CIhwsrnifTs oss msuIbben SSrpsrs pcrftebs.--
Seocr aettars ar,t bat linCn bscnoern 3psie wcrin
er erfrIareier rrtsu fam ns fine ltdrye unb nor:
ouf er tins msiiie 3sit uno etueium Scrpcnbrt.
1abrelanee 0raris, ousfhIisetb ecmionlct
Gem gttiun uno rsr 8ebanblun9 ron Erantbsitsu Der
Gs(fledbiscreane, nsbt gsihrpdrsn an &Srpsr, bas.
gPaIe cpsr 8eineu. Scpf uuo SncaeulbmsrI SRsru:
riarebeumatifn. 5uammrn,ie @r6pst, llnrc.
aetmasiateit. GrOutbten rer iu9snobsn eatsrn ctsr
inrsiniatsit sss 9luts, wcburSb bic Gsuiimfen acs
ldtpstt wurbs, isets oen DETER inStane, aasn fns
Ie abbdlfc gu psrfhafTtn. bic fb lsinrr Bfbausluns
ilnterpsrftu.
Spsri,nen psrbsn nab alttn 2beitsn ocr Gcr Staas
zen rerfanbt. preiIs 5 uno 10 Gbalsr bas Yadet.
gbllaOtF9iu, espt. 1859. pSl5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
9(ufocf0Dbene Gpurt.

giue aufssfdobsne 8aifsntomt bsr8;er
teIidbri9en Sieuns u +. no, fOu auf Srsita9s
ben 20. October Inn 10 llbr 8ormttaas in
Dem @ourtbaufe in aGentaun, eeba @aun.
tp, eebaltsn wereen, wona6 lib atIs cieis-
nieen bic 9ef6dfte Suusrri6ten babsn, ri6'
ten fonnen.
9latban Wsekgeri S6r6.
Oft. 6. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
9(uf9e16pbene &purt.

Cine aufasf6Cbens Common pleas Court
fir es6a Gauntp, fon 9sbaIten wercen in
aHsntaun, anfdnaeno am Sreita9 ben 29fen
Sftober. uri 10 llbr GOrmittnss, mann uno
mOfelbf aue intersfiirte Verfonen lib sinbu.
fIneen baben.
s. g. GamusI& 8rct1.
Oft. 6. nqSm
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-15

Arter got OUT continued Ethan, felt
better for mint or SO, but | hadn't gone fur
afore the gripes took me again so went into
another shop, and took some more gin then l
sot down on the State House steps, an there
sot an sot but didn't feel mite better. l be-
gun to think l was goin' to kick the bucket,
and then thought of father an mother an of
old Spanker- that's fathers hoss--and when
thought that should never see 'em again, l
fairly blubbered. But then l happened TO look
up, and see dozen boys grinnin' an larfn' at
me, l tell yer what it riz my dander, that had
got down below zero, rite up again. l sprang
at 'em like wild cat, hollern' out I'd shake
their tarEal gizzards out, an the way the little
devils scampered was caution to nobody
But after the 'citement of the race was over, l
felt wus agin, an couldn't help groanin' an
screechin' as l went along
At last thought I'd 90 10 the theatre, but
afore got there the gripes got SO strong that
had to go behind a meetin' house and lay
down and holler. Arter a while | got up and
went into shop an eat half dollars wuth of
billed listers with four picked cowcumbers, and
wound up with glass of brandy. Then went
into the theatre and seed the plays, but felt
so | couldn't see any fun in 'em, for l don't
think the listers and cowcumbers done me any
good l sot down, laid down, and stood up,
but still 1t went on, gripe, grippe. | groan'd
all the time, an once in while | was obliged
&c groan easy. Every body stared at me, and
somebody called out, turn him out = once or
twice. But at last Just as the nigger Orthello
) was going SO put the piler on his wife's face
to smother her, there come such twinge
through me, that | really thought l was burstiu'
an | yelled out--'Oh dear. Oh Scissors = so
loud that the old theatre rung again. Such
row you never seed; the niger dropped the
piller, and Deuteronomy-or what you call her
there--his wife, jumped off the bed and run,
while every body in the theatre was all up in a
muss, some larfn, some swearin'. The up
shot of it was the perlice carried me out of the
theatre, and told me to make myself scarce.
Wall, as didn't feel any better, | went into
a shop close by, and called for two glasses Of
brandy; arter swallowing it, l went hum TO
the tavern. l sot down by the winder, an
tried to think felt better, but twas no 90
that blessed old ingine was still wallerin' away
inside: so went out and eat quarter worth
of listers an piece of mince pie Then | went
back and told the tavern keeper l felt kinder
sick, and thought I'd take some Caster lie, a
mouthful of cold meat, and strong glass of
whiskey punch, an then go to bed He got
the fxins, which | took an went to bed
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-15
Effect of Monotony on Health.

No one for any length Of time can pursue
one vocation without mental injury-nay,
will go further, without insanity. The con-
stitutiOn of the brain is such that il must
have its time of repose. Periodicity is
stamped upon it. Nor is it enough that it is
awake and in action by day, aud in the ST.
lence of night obtains rest and repair; that
same Periodcity which belongs 10 il as a
whole, belongs, too, 10 all It's constituent
parts. One portion Of il cannot be called
into incessant activity without permanent
injury ensuing. LIS different regions, de-
voted 10 different functions, must have their
separate times of rest. The excitement of
one part must he coinctent with pause in
the action of another. do mol think it pos
sible for mental equilibrium TO be maintained
with one idea or one monolOnous mode OF
life. There is necessity for men of great
intellectual endOwments. whose minds are
often strained to the utmost, to fall back OIL
other pursuits; and thus il will always be
that one seeks refuge in the pleasures of quiet
lille, another in The chase, another in fOreIsn
travel, another in social amusement. Nay
with all men, even those whose lot has been
cast in more Iowly condirion, whose hard
destiny it is 10 spend their lives in pursuit
of their daily bread, with one train Of
thought, one unvarying course of events,
what would become of them if it were not
for such principle as this Men often SAY
that the pleasures of religion, and of Chris
tain faith, are wholly prospective. and 10 be
realized only in another world. In this they
make mistake; for those consoaIions COM
mence even here, and temper the biIerness
of tale. The viruous laborer, though he
may he ground down with the expressions of
his social conditions, is not without his re.
lief !; at the anvil, the loom, or even the hot
tom of the mine, he is leadinga double ex-
istence the miseres of The body find con-
trasl in the calm of the soul-rhe wnrl;lre
without is compensated by the peace within
the dark night OF life here serves only to
brighten the slories of The prospect beyond.
Hope is the daughter Of despair And thus
kind Providence so overrules events, that
il matters not in what station we may be
whether wealthy or poor, intellectual or low
Iy-a refuge is always at band, and the
mind worn out with one thing, turns 10 an.
other and its physical excitement is tollowe
by ply scal repose.-Dr. Draper.
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VOL. vi.

matlcal OF the action, bearing the names OF
Wayne, Fleury and Stewart The two stan
dards taken were sent to Washington, and by
him sent 10 congress.
Lieut. Col. Fleury's private matters now re-
quired him to return home to France. He ap-
piled for permission TO leave the army, and to
wait upon congress to obtain furlough,-
Washington granted his request and gave him
given Lieut.. Col. Fleury permis sion to leave
the army, and seize this occasion to add, that
on all occasions his good conduct has fully
merited the marks of honor congress has be-
slowed upon him. In more than one instance
since he has signalized himself and in the
late assault of Stony Point, he commanded one
of the attacks; was the first that entered the
-enemy's works, and struck the British flag
with his own hands,
Congress gave this letter the most favorable
consideration. Individually the members ex-
tended to Col. Flenry many polite civilties,
and before the Colonel left Philadelphia to en-
bark, he was breveted as a Brlgadier General.
In making to congress his acknowledgement
for this distinguished honor, he begged their
indulgence while he asked of them one more
and that was, that congress would be pleased
to return him the original letter TO them from
Washington, in his favor, that he might an
mex it to his commission This was granted,
and Col. Fleury sailed for France, carrying with
him the high regard of the American army and
the people.
He entered the army in TIT, first as vol
unteer, then commissioned captain, and then
major, where, as engineer at the attack of fort
Mifllin, he was signalized by his zeal and bra
very, for which he was made lieut.. colonel. and
in 1873 a brigadier for his distinguished SER
vices at Stony Point.
Lieuts. Gibbens and Knox led the parties of
twenty men each the former was from Penn
syvania, and had seventeen out of his twen-
ty men killed at his side; the latter was
equally exposed, but more fortunate in saving
his men.
Wayne mentioned these two young officers
in his official report to Washington in terms of
the highest commendation, who urged upon
congress that some distinguished mark of ap-
probation should be by that honorable body be-
slowed upon them, as they had galiantly led
the forlOrn hope, on one of the most desperate
occasions. The value of the ordinance and
other stores taken in the fort, was apprised at
S158, $40, and was divided among the officers
and men in proportion TO the pay of each.-N.
Y. Epe Post.
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A Winter in a Light Ship.

The keeper Of the Light Ship of Sandy
Hook, wiring to the Ne,0 York Courier un-
der date of 9Th Of March, says:-
During the last three months The wealth.
er has exceeded anything have experien-
ceJ for many years; and during the coolest
of the weather, there were periods, (short to
he sure, when scarcely any portion Of the
exterior Of The ship could be discerned, she
being completely covered with ice from her
mast heads TO the waters edge; and al one
time, although at sea, we were so completely
surrounded and hemmcd in, that the crew
were enable 10 walk for halt mile around
the ship on the ice, circumstance, believe,
unprecedented nj This station. Some 1.-The
gales during The winter have indeed been ter
rife, and have often wished, while witch
ing the ship through long, dark nights Of
storm, when the elements in all their fury
dashed around us, and every spray that struck,
washed over us aud froze, the ship trembling
like frighted steed, and dragging at her
moorings like some poor victim hanging
back from slaughter, that some one versed il
imagery and able at description could view
the scene with me, and then portray its
truthfuness for surely it is field for
eIoquence and poetry; for awe, for grandeur
and submiiy. Though lonely, isolated and
little thought Of yet we experience times
here when the sioutest hearts might trembe
times when the shaking out OF single pu
might be ile means of bearing us through
the boiling surges 10 eternity; and yet,
through Providence and careful watching,
we have been enabled 10 hold on thus far
through this incIenent season, while ! be-
lieve every light ship OH tho entire coast
has either been driven from their lnoorings,
or been taken into haIbor.
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Curious Experiments with Food.

II is worth while to show upon how mod
erale an allowance of food human life may
be comfortably supported.
In the year 1910, some experiments were
instituted in Glasgow prison on The diet of
a select number ofthe inmates. The persons
were fed on The following fare: for break
fast, each had eight ounces of oat meal made
into porridge, with a pint of butermilk !;
for dinner, three pounds OF boiled potatoes
with salt; for, supper, five ounces OF oatmeal
porrldge with one half pint of buterInilk.
AT the end OF two months they were all in
good health, each person had gained four
ponnds weight, and they liked The diet, the
the cost of which, including cookery, was
two pence three farlhings per day.
Other ten men were fed, for the same time,
solely on boiled potatoes and salt each had
dinner, and one for supper. They gained
three aud half pounds each, and they de-
clared that they preferred this fare to the di-
ct OF the prison.
Twelve others were fed on the same allow
ance of porridge and milk for breakfast, and
supper as the first ten, but for dinner they
had soup, containing Two pounds OF potatoes
to each, and a quarter of pound of meat
AT the end of two months they had lost in
weight one aud quarter pounds each, and
they all disliked this diet; the expense o.
each, daily, was three pence seven-eighths
Twenty others had the same breakfast ant
supper, with one pound ofpotatoes for dinner
and half pound of meat. They preserved
good health, but rather decreased in weight
aud preferred the ordinary diet Of the prison
The expense was four pence seven-eighth'
each.
In these cases, perhaps the previous hab
its and tastes Of the prisoners had some in
fuence; yet it appears that the six pounds o
potatoes daily was more nutritious diet thai
smaller qualities Of soup or animal food.