From the N. YORK Tribune.
i btoTY 81 the Rev6lutiOn. !.
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The Following is bona fide Tact, taken
without emendation from the life Of a
mother in Israel. II will show that
there was an anti-Briiish spirit in the
women as we'll as the men Of '76. |
hope all the girls in Franklin will read
it, though ! am afraid. some Of them, es-
peciaily in the capital Of the country,
will need a dictionary to find out the
Jneaning of the terms wheel, loom, &c.
& The first IS the name Of an old old fash
ioned piano with one string. the other is
p big house organ with but few stops
But 10 the story:


Late in the afternoon Of one Of the
last days in May, ''76, when was a few
months short Of fifteen years old, notice
came to Townsend, Mass, where my
father used to live, that fifteen soldiers
were wanted.


The training band was instantly cali
ed out, and my brother that was next
older tlran was, one that was selected.
he did not return Till late at night, when
AIl were in bed. When rose in the
norhing found my mother in tears.
sho informed me that my brother John
Pas TO march next day after tomorrow