Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-11-01
the chosen love Of lhs beautiful Tam.r, now

d the chosen love Of The beautiful T.m.r. nov
u lying In her mother's arms. ~. 49,. ~
Annette knslt down b. her aide, presse,
his lips upon her lovely forehead, ,sud sal,
I to her mother. Il will bring him TO her q
\ never see her i,,orep . ~ 'Nlfh i'sT 70
/, oIa6week fr,u, That dsy the byave rness,
/ led bis Iousiu 20 the co,tsss of tie Tsmsr
I sgd, placing their, hands together, .said
Take, hin, Tamar; be is thine, He fed
ihaat I might be h,ppy; I have found Him
, tiiat thouffna Az est be bsooy MN him tbo,
lowest ,Letnie be the Svo,hev on bo,hr
The ans os both wess twinsd ssround
him, ,Who shall say thai he was less h, o.
: py in his generous selLsacri6ce than tbev
d in tf,eif ,6oiuai love- fsffrnssisb ~ y
sTue Golden Age liyesjp din, tssdi,;ops
asd poeticu dteam.. II Iives, slso. In aver,
heart that is generous and noble. Hs who
Il can love without seI6shness, is a hero Of
\ the GoLpEN AoR. = sssiit aH' y i,'lla esh
t| s..-s.s. te.11lseess.ss|lgll. ...s..asr - ~
i sy7lpe oPfingneld tePuelicsa has the
iVuo" ing over tne iniua's q: vof-,. cd
,,a1,. ,As was slgh,-seeng 10 Ne~ifork q
s"ort ''me SINCE, iound myseh sauntering
UP Sn'oao~ay'' Sa'ny ASKING myself ths
question who'os1wna. snai see,next' Sud
deny tne query suggested lselb why not
see penn. 7ScsegF' sg a iYhhouenu, Yh US saia, pre-
ceae s acuons; % Win Win me the P'eceoence wss
oI,el, 70, "meo'a'ey sougns OUT tue
4 omee OF she '-neaaqusrfers OF the
army mysNastnesmooestssgn reads-vNo.ol IA
Wes hleyenth s'feet, wneres v answer 70
tne gel! iswes usnered req 10 oy man Of pre-
possessing m'itary appearance, ana con-
quoted fnto 'ns presence OF the old hero OF
many a battle and noble deed. whom Well
lington,some years before his death, hon.
ored BY saying: Il consider Winfield Scott
The greatest General in the world II is re.
grettec that he SO conceitedly added 'ercepf
myself The General was writing, % en-.
tered, ataiarge table sRresd with papers
ptpmitilary rrePortsi but, laying aside bis
Pen, he greeted me with smile Of well
1 come, and IN such simple, unostensatious
manner as to annfhilate all feelings Of re-
serve; and dIwssssoon conversing with him,
and listening TO his conversation with free,
dom and, pleasure. Abiding. omopg other
things, to the battle Of Niagara. commonly,
known as Lundys Lane, he said, u have
some reason to remember that battle, Tor
that ball In my shoulders crippled me badly
But good physical system and asound con-
sii,ution saved me. As you see,' be con,
tinued, 4 am unable to raise my left hand
to my head. now noticed for the first
time that his left shoulder was atriae lower
than the right. but the ball is not there. iss
bas sometimes been stated 1t passed ,hro',
the joint, and to use the Generals own LAM
guage, for ought know killed some one
uehfhd He. fHqu'rng mt6 ils heafth ne
remarked ne was conscious oi no change;
opethat MS meath had always been and
wss now exce'lent. 40 speaking OF West
POINT military Academy he said that he
shoulo not aov'se any young man to enter
there sHer 1years OF sge' since he would
not oo'a'n an opportunity otr'slng his rank
nnni somewhat advaneedtain i'ie;kyet 1so
long ss we are IN need OF an'srpy We need
also west rolnt. ms once Or business
nours ! earned are from WI ~ a: M, and
from III o p. M In MS hsohs ne is very
regulnrTtak'ng pedestrian tour ON Broad
way, or essewhere' immediate y afser break-
5est. return lng ~ time for the morning's
4sfg: 40 stature, as every one knows, he
FPssses any man IN inc service being
slx ana one hanteet 10 h'ght' and weighing
two,hnndreo snds'x'y poneds; and yet he
mas phyncalsysie nsesepresalSe And
ciose'l knlt togea,nner' io a'd N reading ne
uses grasses ss'onale ,s put ordinarily re.