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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-21
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.CaIE tErEROUs GALLEY SLAVE

A YOi'NG man recently made his escape
sSrom the galeys at Toulouse. lie was strong
and vigorous and soon made his way across
the country and escaped pursuit. lie arrived
the next morning before a cottage in an open
field, and stopped to lie. somtAirg to eat
and conccalment while he rcrcScd a little
But he found the inmates of the cottage in
the greatest distress. -Four little children sat
-4ersmbing in corner, the mother was weep
ing and tearing her hair, on the floor in az
ony. The galley slave asked what was the
.-snatter, and the father replied that they were
that morning TO be turned ont Of doors be-
cause they could not pay their rent. "You
see me driven into despair" said the father.
''mrwife and little children without food and
shelter, and without the means to provide
any for them"
The convict listened to this tale with tears
,ofkympathy, and then said:
will give You the means. have but
Just escaped from the gallevs; whoever Sc
cures and takes back an escaped prisoner is
entitled to reward Of fly francs. How much
does your rent amount to-
,sr,s6ebrty francs" answered the father
~Well," said the other, "put cord around
my body. will follow You to the city: they
will recognize me- and Won will get fifty francs
for bringing me back
s-No, never" exclaimed the astoni,he,. lis
tener; "my children should starve a dozen
times before would do so base thnc."
The generous young man insisted. and de
clared # last that he would 20 and give him
sslfup, if the father would rot consent to take
him. After long struggle the latter Yielded.
and taking his pre>ervcr by the arm he led
him to the city and to Tie MAYORS office. Ev-
erybody was surprised that a little man like
the father had been able to capture such
strong young fellow, but the proof was before
them. The fifty francs were paid, and the
prisoner sent back to the callcvs. But after
he was gone, the father asked private inter
view with the mayor, to whom he told the
whole story. The mayor was 50 much alice
ted that he not only added fifty francs to the
fathers purse. but wrote Immediately to the
Minister Of Justice, b,-.inc the noble young
prisoners release. The Minister examined
into TIE affair. ana finding that j, was COM
rara:sev small offence which had con-
driEn,i the young man to the galeys. and
hc ordered his release Is no; the whole in
cnlcn. beautiful?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-21

REApING.-Th Boston YrGn>ry%j'. in a
notice of MIR. Choatc's address az the opcn-
ing of the Peabody Institute at Danvcr<. ~,v>:
Ills co:,rluling toy ic. the Consolation
Of Reading was the most !eau'tul ana
touching portion o: the whole ora,ion-
Here his splendid power hal full play. and
he spoke from h;> own experience. Iir al
lulcd to the trials of the LEGAL profession. its
cares and ,cxation>. which follow the LAWYER
beyond his office and the courtroom Were
it not for che consolation of reading. this
brain sail he (rlarinc his hand upon his
forehead '~ould long ere this have been
chilled with paralysis, or burnt ny, it may
be, of insanity"
81 \ physician by the name of Brown
courtcd a lady for many years, hut after all
his suit proved un>cccS>ful. During the
whole period it had been his habit at table to
drink her health before that of any other
person. When he first omitted it. gentle
man. attributing the omission to forccttunr>>
said, Come, dortor. drink your usual toast =
The doctor replied, with much coodhumor,
1--we too>'cd her tor several wears. and can't
/ i
ger"
\ NEW GRAMMAR FOR TIE SorTH.-
The Memphis (Tcnn.) Eagle and Enqnirar
Of Sept. II. rcioiccth exceedingly immediat"-
ly after asserting positively that '-if there is
! anything in which, more than another. the
South has seemed to prove herself incompc-
tent, it has been in her inability to produce
her own School Books. LYING at the jou,.9-
,1irn of the formation OF character. nothing
can be more impOrtant-nO element is fuller
of influences. This being so, we are happy
| TO fins! t!a: there a:e CROWN. up in the
Southern States a class otmcn d,voting them
selves TO the production of .>omLern School
Books"
J The first effort is to be toward the produc-
ton Of a new Grammar. As it to be manu-
f.ctur. i at the South for Southern consump-
ton only, it mus: BE regarded as the cxrIu-
>ive property of the South: consequently.
should any ambitious copy stray towards Bo>-
ton, !ct the "Brishton Artillery" command
ed by the Mayor, see that the fugitive /,
>traightwav returned to its owner at the OK
penSr of the General Government. Amono
the advantages of this new Grammar are the
following:
The om'<<'on ctm"ch unnecessary manu
usually found in school crammars.
a model Ofevcrv exercise for the rui.lc of
the student. and the INCOMPETENT teacher.
Reducing the number of rules of Svntax to
only fourteen
y complete Key for rarSinc the words in
each exercise, by the aid Of which students
may lcarnto parse correctly m;MoM assistance
from tie hacher.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-21

ram /Cf MI,OjfGiH HtNS.
REPORT ON HORSES.
Accompanying the award Of premiums upon
Horses, at orr County Fair, the Chairman,
Co.. Geo. A. Merrill. of this town, made the
following
REPORT:
Your committee are happy to see evinced
that increasin. attention to the good breeding
ard well rcarn" OF horses, which is elsewhere
through the country so apparent, and which
rcmunerativc prices so Justly warrant.
We have examined with great satisfaction
large entry of stations, brood mares with
their foa!s. gcldinss and fllies, that we believe
will bear comparison with those presented at
anv county fair in our horse famous State.
You have. Sentlmcn, only to obey natural
laws, to produce in perfection an animal which
has no superior. Caledonia county is cclc-
bratcd for good horses, as YOU can testify from
the many calls from strangers You have had to
see your marketable horses the season past.
One OF your committee was called upon the
present season, by a frieni.who had come $50
miles solely TO get a look at the Morrill, horse :
and it was with perfect sincerity, after seeing
him in action, that he pronounced him the
most powerful stallion he had ever seen and
his was an opinion in horse flesh second to
none within his knowledge. lie had seen
! and known many hi Oh priced horses MeSscn-
gers and llamb!ctonians, yet this Morgan cx
ccllcd them all.
An old writer savs-"A perfect horse
,hou!d have the breast broad, the hips round
and the name long; the countenanrc fierce
like Iona nose like a shccp-,hc head,
legs and skin OF a dccr-thc throat and neck
Off wolf-and the ear anA all of a fox
We NAV not assent t. I,r>c as all inuiSpen-
sable characteristics. bat in revolving the de
>cririon in our own mind. we can see nearly
every one ofthcm in the form. figure and bear
inc of our ma,chIcss Morgan race of horses.
Nothing is wantin. but care in irwin. the
right direction to causes, to produce the first
race of horses i'll yorr county that can be
raised anywhere. You have the warm hill
side, covered with succu!cnt rra>>c>-'hc
richer valley. with its golden gram. and have
only to adj! to the primitive cause choice sircS
with equally choice dams good keeping and
good shelter in winter, to bring yearly. pride
TO your hearts as farmers. and gain 70 your
pockets. as good hu>hant!mcn.
\ correspondent Of TIE Springfield Mas
H'pub'I'cou has sc,n two Vermont farmers
Just returned from Kansas, who decide that i:
is better for them to remain in Vermont
They co''Irm The reports Of til" exceeding fer
tiIity OF the soil in eastern Kansas II sur
passed their expectations The climate al o
is delightful and healthy. ard 'hc natural sec
merry beautiful beyond description Eu, tim
Der is very scarce. ard IT costs more 10 build
there than in Massachusetts. Water i also
scarce. There are few good springs in .hc
ra,inr> near the rivers. bat the greater part
of the population must depend IN wells, deep,
aHd difficult ot construction, and afo,dnr on
" hare! water strongly Impr"HnatcI with lime.
i: Is however no worse in this respect. than
the West generally.
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He CAL DO n "A N.
Connecticut G. Passumpsic Rivers Railroad

connecticut q PaSsuMpslc Rivers Railroad
2I;I.,t s2.:ksl=I a.. ys..az a.nlIV
k,Als5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ HS@
Goo esloslE I-L0:lllsl --GslolC-11zzs%
FAIL .IND HIN1fR lERINGf N!NT.
-Ho'nng and Erning TRIM Di<confinucd.
Am and after Monday. Sept. I. 1874. bu; one
" Passenger Train. viii run each way daily sun
day excepted
Leave 81. JoiIl-burv for the south. $50 AN.
Arriving 1T W. l.. Junction. nj l2l5 IN.
his train connects 1T Wells River with train 90.
'ic Bo>tnn.Coc, ri and Montreal Road l,r tie last
and II White River Junction with .he trans OF the
Northern aHd "! Central Roads for the last. South
and West at Bellows Fall, viii the mans Of tie
Chc>l Ter and Rutland E"l,i~ also viii. the Vermont
Aa!!ey Road for Springfield. Hartford and y. York.
Passengers h. ,ili tram arrive Il; Boston II = ami
and New York AZ 11I.rM
Train North viii leave W Il. Junction at .. 90 W.
or on the arrival "t III" trains from E..-ton and
Springfield. M>.. wi.ic leave those cite at 80
NJ. arriNnEa: 81 lo'.'i>5ury ~ ~, NJ.
Passengers frr ;lIc Fi--uml,-ic or White Muui-
tam Roads and Sta9r- North from 81. John>lI.rv
must take The trains leaving above, in order To-
GET Through the sane ,!av tolrcc.o..~ arc made
n Well River hv TIN dow! :ir upt~;,i,,~ "f the
White Mountain E,ilro:i FROM al.d - Ittlc.oll ari!
intermediate t:'i"nS. ROBERT HALE SuIt.
-. joili~ilrN. NU". ~ ~ S!:}tf
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Building Lot for Sale.

VIE subscriber offers for sale his huil.;;ng q,
'''''e' within >" or 80 rods Of t.: i',,,,In,,;,
~ i'"Ec 81 q. i. Cummings. S. Ibu.,rr,. ~
brooke, C. f.. UT, ,"e,. at Hher-
March - Is51 'N - "oHH,
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Patent Self-Heating
SMOOTHING

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-21
REPORT ON HORSES.

m .Ior Mi,0rtGid nCrS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-15
@in9eanot I.
1Gfe Dubru in Sllentauu,

glidts brnst unIersr Stabt nirbr SAanbe unb
mebr S6apsn ais bic bfien, unersogsnen, acttlss
len 8ubrn, rrl6e auf unIern Straben berum lau.
fen, I6rrien unp briiasn uno unlere 9rrlammlun.
gen fbren. sic inp elm 5luG fir bic Stdtt /;
Senn nlan6e prbentli&e Samilien auf b,m 2anoe
piirpsn germ beber 3eben. rpenn sS ibnen n6t
bange pdre, ibre Sinper m6htsn pur6 unlere BIZ
len 8utsn ,eitli6 unO epis perrUrbsn irerpsn.
2sBtsn Wpnta9 rurpe Der CONCERT in Der oal.
le f6anplif pur4 Gin paar DuBenp flene 8aten
scii6rt. Die fleinen 5sipen Idrisen, briiutcn
Rampiten mp snplid fnsen is an chamber ;u
I6eltcn unb ;u f6inpfsn, unp benab mare mad
benz GcnSsrt Dor Der Salle Elm bunpiI6cs @sirGt
entlanbsn. gBr iaten uns I'M mad einsm Gpns
Nablsr opsr Yclijribeamtsn, ater eS mar feinsr gu
fnprn, uno 70 tbaten bic &leinsn, mas Fe wctltrn
Dies pdr aud n6t bas erits Mal, bab GcnSrts
unb anpers crpentliGe GsrIammlunsen in Der Sal.
le bur6 fleine Suten seit6rt pcrpen itnb. 81
es niGt balp 3sit. baB Scrtebnlnsen sctrcfen
iprrben, um rteie StSrunsen su pcrbiitsn 9Bc
unIers Yplisei an jenrm atenb mar, wsib i@ ui4t.
Sin Nrcuub Der Sreuuns.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-15
Msrfndroi9er &f nit einsm &duber.


lprrr Ssnrp Surpan scn 9rfpcrt, gleu. grrt,
purpe Dor einiscn Bp6rn Samltns gia6lS. fur,t
3eit nadrem sr i6 nit lcnsr sanSsn 5amlis su
Bette bcgstcn bate, BON lener frantsn Srau gc>
pcdt, iprlhe i'm ia9te, es trfnpe lih Srmanp inn
5rontSimmsr. Sr. Surpan ;incste cine Ser;r an
unp ais er in baS 3immrr fam, fab er sinrn fiird<
terlidcn 6erl. Gerlelte mar Sub tr6, bate
cine Oiasfe ppr Dem 0rIdlt, tru9 Hrd uno 6cs
len umsrfrbrt, ttup Bate cine 9lrls in rsr sintn
unb rinrn 9riiscl unp Srid in Der anesrn Sanp.
DieIe 9rI6enuns riires SspiB ispm nidt NIT
du6erurbcntli6cm Wlutbe beedtten Ulann In BEE
liirsung setradt botsu; ST.. Surcan jepc6, OLE
pcbl flsin uno ihni6dtia pom 9lltur, aar,te fid
I6nel auf rem Serl, umfaete ion nit b,n Grmtn
unp tra6te ibn 9tstn tie atir, rura mslhc fr
sefcmmen. Sn Dem Sdnpssmcnse sntFd benz
8Subsr Der prisrI unp bas Yiitol. Sitl iiarfsr
ais Serr Surpan. selans rS itm siniscnal, T6
frri Su MAIDEN. Gnpli6 fam ftr Shwissrratsr
pes Srn. Surban, unp ersriif ben Yrisel ptS
8iubcrs psier Ytrtbsibiste lia NIT sinsm Stub,
lr, unp ais ibn Sr. Suroan an rr Heblt padtt,
rriidts ct fi& scsrn Gin 5cnlier, tint bm6 baFsIte
~ entfcmmen. Gt mare ibm iprtIiG taIe asluns
gen btnduSjufemnen, aber Der alte 60r ftrtdte
Jpn NIT einem grigclldlast 3u 8rren. 9lun
ffns Der 8dubrr an su lpu6rn, unp erfldrte, &c
mctle Ii6 srsstrn. gls er bic Wastr atnabm, IRE
fannie Surban rinsn Irinsr ndd1sn gla6baru, tie
nrn WuIotten glamsns Sitec, Der oft fir ibn Gee
arbeitet bate uno ben er, mare sr tntfcmmsn, nie
in Serbadt gebatt bdtte. 6r. Surban fraSte ibn,
mas ct bier iu6tr. ,.S6r wiet CO." antrcrtrte
Der Wufattr, mas i6 1aGtt. SD trartt gelo
uup i6 pustc, pab Sbr gstp bait. ."-db..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-15
Gpurt:Nerbambluuaen.
(Ecrtkeunq.)

:, SenrY Sdrt, belsn GaQ mir lebte Wcde gdbsn,
trurse ssrurtbsilt $40 Strufe unO bic llntUien su
beSahlen.
Der Staat ssssn Sumes Snsber unb Garcn
Srsb.-Dies mar cine 8lase anf Glib bon Saeob
aasdrus tpssen ansriff unb S&ldserei. Die SUI
ry fanb en 8srbitt BON .,gi&t iGulbis" unb be-
IaRete ben 8ldser nit ben llntofen.
Der Stat sesen gller. 8. SitsreaSes. s.-gin
Snbietmsnt. ssltdbt auf ben Glib BON aarcn Det,
fir ben 8ertauf BON 9iauBr pbne 9iesnIe. Der
8erflasts bstannte fi4 l6ulbis unb puroe Su $50
Strafe unb bic 8oiisn perurtbeilt.
Der Staat sssen Gaspar 9lsdne .-Sntict'
nisnt fiir ansriff uno S6ldserei auf Gio bon
George GcGt. Die Surp fanb ben gerflastrn
f9utOis unb sr tpurpe- ju $40 Strafs uno bic
Rotten psriirtbrilt. ...-
Der Staat sesen Wlaria 8less unb gSilliam
8lers.-Si6rruns bts 8riebsns Court
urttsilts, ba6 bic gertlastm 500 Sirsl6aft liir
bic 5altuns pss 5rtersns auf Der einen, uhp bic
Rlassr Balt unb 5rau, bic ndmltfe Siirsidaft
ais Grisbsnsf&eruns auf Der anosrn Ssite 3u sc
Ben, lowie aud bae ispt parte bic SdIfte Der
tlntofsn su be,ablsn babe. ...
Der Staat eesrn Narpn Dsl6-Snbietment
auf Glib bon Ntsr. s. SttsreaSes fiir @Smtlsn.
Die 8ia rpurbe BON Der @ranb Surp i9ncrirt unr
unb ben, &laser bic Sssablans Der llntofen auf'
nlset.
Der Staat sessn Omen S6sirer. -SnSietmcni
fiji Dtbfabl auf Gib.pcn Schn S4arsr. Bill
bur& @rane Surp isnprirt.
Stinabe ale 8alle auf Der Serb6rfiat rurber
Bio gum na6ifsH Ssrmin Serl6cbsn; bios Der fol-
esnbe tpurbs ak9sb5rt:
Mcies Dianb sesen Sctn Sasan.-Diss MAJ
cine @ppsllation BON Dem llrtbeilsiprud zines Sre'
bsnsridters. 8lasr bsanipru6te s49 fur 5jrii6
dbrltefert an 8lanf, Der Elm Srarpingtdus tcli
rnb bic arbeiter bes Serflasten in Der aOh battc
8Iassr bsbauptst. Der SertIaste bats iid fir p;t
BeSatluns pss Selaufss perantUcrtlld ssmadt
Serbitt su @unftsn bes Sldsers fiji s5l.37 unt
lntcffen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-15
Tarbenpermifbuna unS @iclipcibcrei

gcr unsefsIr sinem Wcnat osrlirb elm Fdrtiscr
Mann, 9lamens Mrrr;tt gSilliamS, in Der Stapt
altanp C9leuprrD Isin gBsib unp 8inb unb sen9
mad Der Stapt 9ieupcrt, ppielbi or lid ais Saupts
tcd auf psm mad 8idmcnp, Sir.. laufenpen
Dampfbrpt anilellrn lisb. Sn @eupurt rersrSIs
isrte sr nod isin llnrcdt racur6, pnb er rnr
peiBe 5rau beiratbste. DisieS perurIadte bebsus
tsnpc aufrcsun9 untsr irinem Sclt. Gin Ser'
baftStrfetI uurce scsen ibn crIa6en unr er irurbc
BON einrm pclt;cibeamtsn rr9riffrn unb nat @I'
blns ,urdd Settadt. Ssine rrite 5rdu mar atrr
ense @o6en SuScr seItcrten. uno rr fiibltc ;icm'
lid ssrib, bab CT pabr Der Sielweitrrei nidt
itsrfiibrt wsrpsn fam. CT iaste bem pcliScibcs
amtcn, feline peiBe Gbsba!ite ie cine eiferfd6tisr
5rau, unb in pem Saule, in reI6cm er lcsirtr,
lit le6s,ebn anrsrs fartias Rdnnu tsfGnben, bic
wri6e ySeiber baten.-(Solfsfp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-15
ole Aan(as Geralp Of frefp p,n.

! ,Bdtrsnb Der Sorssn @cds srbieltsn MIR bic
erfs Drummer snsr nsusn snslil6sn i3situns nit
cbissm Gitsl, trel&e 81 Datarula, I'm 8anIas'
asrritprium, ssbrudt unS bsrausssssben pirp
sur& bic Ssrrsn O. 80. Q r ow II unb 60. Gs
IN elm nett ausssItattstes 8latt BON bsbeutrnber
0rB6e unb bic erfe 9lummsr III, aueer siniscn
Gtatiiffen, bauptla6ld nit @rtitsln ansefilt,
ptl&e bsrs@nst ilnb bic SntersFen jenes neurn
5srritoriums Su fSrberr. Der 5eralp II eins I'm.
fsrtr sntfsrnteifen @s&IeIbldttsr unp pas cin3isc
injeuem nsuen Sbsile Don Sntel Sdm's Sausrsi.
5pfentli& tperpsn mir fanftis @elsssnteit batsn,
Be6ribunssn. BON bsm Gbun unb Srsiten Der
nsusa SettIsr in isnem fernsn @ebists, su ecpiren
Go 1nsint bab bic Ginwanbsrunsen aus ben Staa'
ten unr sbenfo aus europa. unsspSbnlid itart
fnb, unb Is tann pater nitt feblen, bab bic Ses
sSltsrung pcn 8anlas iiart ,unimmt. b."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-15
1lnalucf.

Mls ant lebtsn 8reitas Serr SeiIe S4ferlrin,
Gubrmann pes Capt. pbaun S~aas, pcn
QYnnSilIe, 9s&a GauntY, nit siner eacuns Nrs
Ia6ss Son5amburs auf ieinem Sein,,pcs mar, sien'
gen ibm babura, pae strpas an Der Spsrrt in
lnCrbnuns mar, Uber pieielbe ni&t sebSris suses
scssn tpurpe, bic pferce nurh. unO sbe lie rinsss
taltsn tpsrpen tcnntsn, mar Der Basen 3erri6sn.
bic 5aeer bermaben bei6aDist, ba6 ein Srbpft
unb Elm Barrel Molaees perlpren Sins, uno Gin
9ftrb, bab sessn einsn Stumpen rannte, auf rne
icl&e WttIe bsIaSbist, bab ss tcbt niebsrliir;tr.
5srr S6iferRein purbe aus Dem gBasen sswOrD
fen, unb brad elm 8ein. Sir 5errsn SaifTers
ftsir, 70 tpie fir Capt. !Saas, Der nsGsnbet se'
5ast, elm ftteissr unb relpeftabler iunser Nlnu
if, III bies elm bsstutenber 8srluR, npem pas prr-
Iorns Yfrb Gsbr wsrtbSol serrsIen + In fol-.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-15
9atriot ,iDe lleberrsite.

General gBrcIfer, su beFsn alnrsntrn nruIi6
Elm Dentmal ,u Danburp, @al., euidtet wlre,
rurpe t777 BET 8ipseftelp pur6 cine cnslts
8ussl set5ptrt. Der gBunbnrdt pom Danburp
Suipital, no Der lerbenos 9sneral .bin8etraGt
purpe fcrI6tr Srrsttlt6 mad Der Susel, folsh6
warre birlslbe nit isinsm 8Urpsr Ger GrSe dtrr'
seben.
als II Sabre Ip6ter, ndmlib in bisIem Sabre,
na6 beEcn lleterrtisn seiuGt purpe, 100 einise al'
te YerIcnen sIautten, rae fiG raS e'rab beFnrs,
warp olsbalp na6sesraten, une Der S6Spsl uno
aneere 8nr6rn zines MenIfen entoedt /; alSoann
fanb man cine Nense 9eFcGtrnen Drabt BON ben
Gpaulettsn pes Srrterbencn, Iowie sinen Sbeil beS
sSeperbuI6es unb nun ipuree cine Grol6ele bcr'
aussepcrfsn, wtlde. na4rtm Re sebrcfen mar,
bic bleierne 6ussl entbislt. Dies mar Gin ent-
Itbispencr Sepeis BON Der Ji6tisfet Der llctrrre>
lie. SBestn Der unsapSbullden @rSbe Der Su'
acG ipar cs gsiriB, bae es cine brittiIfe lei, pa
sieIrIben Yiel srSBsr, als bic amsritanildsn ipu'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-15
I&inaElanet.l

,Sii6tstpiser 6nmult in faentctpn."
Inter ptissr lletsrl&rift sstt jebt rim artrfrl
bic Nunoe Der @esen3eitun8en pisles Sreens, ben
i'd bier, irenn Sic mir ben 9taum ni6t perrpst'
germ, mperlescn nil. Sn remlelbism tptrb sc,
laat pae bic gdtspieer in Alentrwn neuliG-
man psnte nur-pen Serluh 9enta6t bdtten stnsu
iuuaen Wann ;uermprnen! 81 es nun
mSald pa6 li& irgenp isuanb 70 nett berabpir :
paen fam, einen Iplhen @rtitel nieber,uI6reiben,
unp ,,par naHbem bicle SADIE I6cn brfriepissnp
piperlsat pprpen if2 Dab bisIt Guiia9e zine
I6dnbli6e Grpi6tuns unb nieSrise eise 1T, ireib
Sepermann Der In Mlentppn ippbnt. Sa Elm Ses
Der mus ties uls srunrfall6 rrfldren. Der nod s.
nsn Junten bon Gbrssfdbl in Ieinsni Sulfn ndtrt /;
Der Die 8atrbct leb fat, uno birlelte au ia9sn
pi[lene IN. .-gBdrs bas srIa9te ipabr, 70 ,,tann
lid bod Gin Seber an ben Jinsern atSdbten," paB
cine 8laSe 9csen bic StSter seltiftet morOsn nd
rr.-gnOcre Ssweir, bag bic 0sI6i6te srunb.
falIh 1T, trauhr ih feline 81 rTcriren, eenu piefc
ciuyse itsrsrust ispen 8e6tli6te e1tenhen, bab
isner 9lrtitsI Stne Griien3 bel rinsm i4Iehten une
pCrrprtensn Nlrnl6en bat. 9israus tann man
audi Ihpn Ithlnern in tp,e peit ale anerrr aueIas
acn bic man in ben ndmli&en 3rtun9cn sesen ben
aCnarnten Srpsn lebt. wabr iine. aliss mas ies
ne SElcmidtrr MD tister ron Gem Sreen seIast
batCn, IN eten 70 svunefafid. -Gtrr icl6e
cfTenbare qiisen miibsn rsm Srbtn nur Nubsn
brinaen-uno IO(trn Iis pislriht nod ipaterbin ct.
fpas pun ben 9hGtsp6sr aa lassn baben, oae dtG
Ipabr mare 70 bat non ltrn wegeu Der ebigen
5rpithtms bic srSste tr-dte In pr s9'lt IS ju
tt,weifsln, ,,ornn wenn Elm eisner aud einniaI
pridst was Gagr III, 70 staubt man tF'n bod
.ni8t." z7ts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-15
gsie fie in eonuecticut g ed,uapps frieeen

,Sn rinem Brief, norm Scn rem 9IauprsSer-
botSacIrb bic Repe 1T, bsiBt cs s:-@inr neuarttse
9BeIe bic Sepirfnic prrieni9cn ;u befriscisen. bic
pon ibrsm Durl mad Dem SrusrpaiIer sepla9t
prrprn, 1T jcBt in erfclsrsGsr Operation in pr
Stlrt 5artfcro. Die Yericn Cpenn Elm 5remb.
ltns) piro pOn sinrm rcr Ginscwcbten In Elm In
elmer gicbensafe sslreeneS @ebaupe scfdbrt, une
na4pem lie msbrrre 9reppen aufs unp atseliIessn
unp pur6 @inse unp prri6ierens ipinpsnbs gSess
sesanScn finn, eelan9en iie enpItG in Gin 3hnmsr,
aui pclen elmer Stite lih einr tleine rmce Seff'
nuns in Der Danp befnoet, in wel6cr elm flrinsr
hummer g8Grter on9e6raft it. uber rpelhsm cin'
sr6riebrn ilt: ,,paS 0liidSrap." gErr iein @'Iiid
gu Ssriudsrn wuniht, idreitt auf cine feine &artr
unb lest pirir nit sinem gelptiid in ben ltiimmcn
Wlrtsr. SluSs perldwinert pann Der gSGrter,
tebrt atsr balO parauf Surtd nit einem @Ias Sts
tlro, YunIh cbrr irsenb etpas, pas man Serlanst
babeu mag. S5rdst man. wr bisicn Srt BAIT,
befcmmt man burh bic flene Scifnuns In beiIss
rrr Stimntr bic antwrrt: elm gh6tspidcr.
..-.- (8c(tsfc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-15
Sin arpeitsr giOt in g8iliamsbura.

9usrif ouf cine tatbctifbe 8irtbs.-Das sRiItar
auigsrufsu.
Cine parte imser Wannsr uno 8nabsn, be-
sirris ben Sob ant gBlbta9e um9etcmmenen
Mannes at rd6sn, marl6irten naa gfrrb z.
Straee unp ma6ten cinen ansriif auf bic SScb.
nunsen Der Srtauprr. Gs cntltanp Elm @tfedt,
mstrere SdiiIe isIsn unp bic NenSe 500 pann
nab prr tatbclIdsn Stride unc rrbrad,cn bic
5birs. Sn briem Npments fam bic tereits Dcr'
sclparnte unb pom Waycr trrsitsebaltene pcli'
gel unp Nfli, sur Stcue, uno prrbiitrte wsitsn
llnfus. Die Stride entsin8 rer 3crilSrun9, une
fir pic sirlsn srbattenen 8cpfnie ttuSeu pie &uf'
wealer nur Elm 8rru, I'M 5riuupbe papcn. Das
OlilttGr tlieb unter gSlfen bic Wcrsens 3 llbr.
Gs wurprn 20 Serbaftunsen ocr9encmmen. Nan
bsfiiratstt. raB Der 8iCt ais seitern pieNerbOIt
ipcrpen piiree.