an educated minister.' Odd Old Lancaster. Some of the children of Pennsylva- nia Dutch families find their way into the great world at last, and many of them might compete in outward show ,This is a misstatement. There are not many Pennsylvania Germans who do not understand English. In Lancas- ter

- resentatives; he was re-elected in 1774, 1775, 1777, 1780, 1781, 1782 and 1783. This, be it remembered, was also one of the most trying periods in our history. This brings us down to and into the period of the Revolutionary struggle. A man of Col. Slough's prominence and activities was certain to be found at

number of Electors, was again read and agreed to, as fol- lows; to wit, We, the Electors of President and Vice President of the United States, duly elected and ap- pointed on the part of the State of Pennsylvania for that purpose, by the people thereof, having met at the State house in the borough of