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Or. g. @b. S6erolin's

Slutreini9enoe YtQen,
0ie 0hn osr @taot l7e,p porf felt mebf
ren Sabren, rurd ibre rorsialiete Site, be-
eer leioenoen Wlsn1bbeit Elm 70 bcbes, wobl'
Oerbientes AnIebcn erwcrben baten, ca6 ibs
nen beutc alle anoere 81 en- unb Weoi5i-
nen,oie sur QSieeerbertsamna bsr &eflmpbsit
9ebranht perpen, fpelt uaebtebsu. baben aueb
lbre erIeheinuna in bieiem Staat asmacbt,
uno s,par III SeaIeieina pieler anaeIebenr
Seuanille ibrs anssessibnete Seiltrafte bs'
ttdtisenp. -
5err Sberolin it Elm bon Der pariier
umueritat sraouirtsr Doftcr, uno fann
oaber init Den Dielen OuafIalberu unp
Ularff6reiern bic in ben 3ritunaen ibre NO
ttrums 70 bod prrifen nm Elm leihtalau
blaes putlifum 3u betb6rsn, fsinss,psss pers
alleben iperoen. 9as lBert mub om Wleis
tter loten.
sSir Den Ssrfauf i'm @rc6en uno Slensn
1T ltnterasiebneter ais General Iaent
fir spennfplUanien anaeItelt tporben
NIT bem Netbte ltnters9ssntcn Su ernennen.
Sir lIntsr: Aaentitbaft meloe man Itb oa>
bet IN portoFeien GsIuhen, al
o. fap. Daaner,
Nsapins, penn'a.
w%RlsnUereauf in Neaoins lei Dttwe
Sarab t1Iorris uno bel 5rn. 5tidbter u.
tIeHniabt.- preis elmer 9tbaebtel Sor]
nit Sc pillen 2S gsnts.
q 9ln3et9e.
Sclssnbs flsins Sbrift 1T bsi uns in Drud
9e9eben betltelt:
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81 TT YeDeis.
ktenlep's Gege,r GraneI
- Il EN-.

SD eracbte es aIs meiue pHidbt, tefannt
su MAIDEN, caB Iettsem ieb BON oben erpdbns
ten Ylucn 8ebrautb semaebt, fenen 0urtb.
Iauf mebr seeabt' mrmit ieb fehr oft ssplast
,par, ME au6 bic sroben Shmeraen in meis
neu Sfsren Uerlcreu, unb ntbt branebte 70
oft waGer gu MAIDEN uno oa6 ib i'm Stan.
Dc ,par. iminer al meiner Hrbsit III blsiben,
peltbes ib niemals Oorbsr im @tanbe mar
3u tbnn - unb pertbere, baB 1le oas bette
<arisrsW7ittel fnO rpelebes ieb ismals senon,.
men babe.
Serry Ne,pman.
Scioslbsrs saunfhip, &ibanon gauntp,
Un9utt 9. b..
Die 9imptomen ooer Nnfans bon oieIer
hirtbtalihen &sanfbelt, ano, Orua auf Der
SlaIr Brennsm ooer Setne,oen teim waI.
ferma6en cber na6 eemfelben, Nsib pai,l
obns pieI MAIDEN 5u f6nnea, ai Ianse fpartsn
mhHsn ebe ts fonmt, SlierensShmer,en ,tno
srobe 9bmersen i'm Srens. 9ie linb AUDI
ein erprcttee anp beseuatee Wittel far Durh:
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Or. Se6ter's
Gun9en:Dre IerpattU.
prsis so Gent Die SlaIbe,

spreis so Sent bic SlaIebe,
81 cine febr Ibdstare 3utereituna, entoett
ourtb elnen resslmiIlaen uno terhbmtcn oeuts
ltben Nr3t, Der fte ilber fitnf3i9 Sabre III Iei.
ner eiSenen prariS in Oeuteblanp a,traucbt
bate, IN lpelhein $anpe fte ,pabreno jener 3,it
dulierlt aus9eoebnt tenust purpe, bei 6utten,
Sertaltunsen, Satarbfetcr, gnsbriiltistelt,
8entbbnltrn, Selten> uno NifenIctmeraen,
Slutipclen jeoer Nrt Sruts mo $un9cnte>
itbweroSM uno IN Srmmuna oer berannaben
oen Ane5ebrnns. Sieles fam als SOB Der
oblaen WlebiSln seIa1t werben, aber bic 3el.
tunsstetanntnaebnuasn fnc SutciipisIia ras
gu; jeser befriepisenpe Se,pels in be(Ten Br
funaen piro i'll elnem BsrIuebe camit aef,ln.
bsn werpen, 70 ,pie AUDI sablreitbe gmpfsbluu>
gen ole Anpeiiun9ssettsl bealeitenp. lteber
1000 8lafcten ftnb allein in pbilaoelpbia
,pabreno Dem eBten qBlnter perfauft pcrpeu,
eln hber5en9enoer Sepeis BON oelTen Slubbar.
Felt, icnit milrpe cine 70 srclTe Quantitat ME
Uerfauft ,porpen 1eln.
90 plrfiam 1T Die OebiSin seweIeu in
Gurlruna Der Seriebiebcnen &ranfbeitsn fir
peltbe fle empfoblsn lit, pa6 1te alien anoern
3nbereltunaen pcn Sarfaparilla, panaecas
&c. ftnell Uoranaebt
Sielc 3euaulde fnb BON 3eit at Seiterbal.
ten uno betannt 9emaht woroen, aber serRo.
tenaufwano pcn 3eitunasbefanntmacbunacn
pcrbletet oereu Wlittbelluns albier. Sie
>etbtg f6nnen leidt iberaeuat pers
ocn BON rer Slnsllhfeit bieIer Wleoi,,n ,peun
c anrnfen al $sicps @elunobeis emporium
SO. l9l OlcrpsweitcnitraGe nntsrbalb Der
Oine SirafIe, 5nm Se6ilp oes "aolcenenlo,
lers nns Seblansen'' all,po 3eaaniGe uno
Sta6weiIunsen 81 buneerten bon Sallen oer
merfp6roiaiten Suren pureb oisfs W1coi,iu,
pcraesciat neroen fcnnen.
Neaoin9, ben 2, Sani.
.".Oieie W,eoi5iu 1T nm ben oben auaes
sebsnen preis in oeier 9ruferei III baben.
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lauf Nubr, Scpfspet, Waassnframpf, ens,
brafisteit uno 9erftelluna bee 1ppetits =
llno sper fte ais cin nbfibraMss. uno sar.
isrmttel braucbt ,piro biefeu plasem nismale
bnterwcrfen fein.
John Kienley, 9. 9.
gfe Der 7ten anp SranflinsStraBe.
Hasnten in Neabins :-gecrse Gsb, Carl
Wi0ans, gfe bet 7tsn unb Hrantlin>@ n>@trase,
uno Il puwelle, 9rufsrei bisler 3eltuns;
ebenfaae ;u babsn in 6eioelbsrs SaunIebip
3. e., bel Htrabam Spenslsr.
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Brannreth's
Se9ltabilien uniperIal. DiQeu.

@uooesftos Der Derfalfber.
9as publifum bsliebs III bsobad,ten .bo & fsi.
ne Srancretb's piaen a,bt (up msnm n;h,
ole Shafbfeln nit neuen 3stteln perleben
ltho. es ltno orei uno iepe entbdlt Die siei>
eee Stalnensanhebrift Don Or. Branpretb.
o'eis 5eftel ltno in Stabl aettoeten, 1tbbu
Oer5isrt uno init einem ScItenaufuanpe BON
mehrersn SauIenc 9balern aemaett.
erlnnert cub, Der aleite gtame bon 8.
Sranoretb mnb cben auf Der @ebaebte(, ,auf
esr Selte unb auf ben 8oben Iein 8ei fora
talt'9sr Hnterfnthuns 1T ser Slame 8enjas
min Sraneretb aut perfe5iebemen @teQen Der
nenen 5ettel 3n flnpen, pelobe aeuau aleieb
mt Or. Sranoretbs 5anpIhrift it, Oieler
Name 1T III Dem Sleswcrfe III finoeu.
Ole spillen peroen ju 25 Gent Die @bat,
tel Serfauft, bon Den folsenpen Iseutsn in
Serfs gauntp:
9tltbter nnb Me&niabt, Neaoina sD,iGer.
Sbslfp II. Smitb, 6amtura ;Ot &. Sopsr.
Sernplls; +; Daniel q. Sautt, an Der Neasins
ger Strade nae6 8ernplle; Samuel Ssrb(er.
Saumstaun; s. II. .. Soper, 0operstouu:
Senrp Olnale Srterensbura !; Niebarp 8.
Jonss' llnicAplIle Fl; w. uno & 9anpsrllsis,
2oomelseorf; Samucl WccrS @tcmetsbura
Semerfe ras jecer Iaent Gin enarabiertes
esrfi1eat Der Nsenfebaft bat, mitenel Nns
lttbt bon Or. Sranorstb's W1anufafterp IN
Sina Sins catitelleno, une anf speleten rids
tlae ecpien Der neuen 3ettel AT Ieben ftup.
Die Jest anf Sranoretb's piaem Sebaebteln
9etrauht merben.
y. Sraneretb, M. 9.
breBs uno Kleinperpauf an feiner Gf<
ffee, Sfo. 8. Slorc 8ts Stra6e, pbilaeepb'a
sSebruar IS, lS42. IL.
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Qeo msbrere perfcnsn sufammen ffebsn uus
16 gremplare Sufamrnsn abnebmen, 70 fclen
ibnen biefslbsn, sesen ginfenbuns elmer auten
Sbalsrnots, portofrei an irsenb elm poltamt in
psnnfplpanien sefbidt werben.
0T M0e Gbrrpiroi9en 6rn. prebiaer ftub
ebrsrbietisff erfubt fif fir bic Derbrsituns Die.
Ter flsinsn Sbrift 5u bsmibsn.
SaS srifs uno 5rpste I6sft finb bereits ere
fbenen.
0aus Sriefs unb Seffslunssn wsresn
pcrtcfrsi erbsten.
Neaoln9' ben Z. Ssbruar 1s43.
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Sdnfrpff.

@s rpirb aa9smsin ss9laubt, oas oas Bans
frotts@sfss in Der sesenlpdrti9sn ODER ndbifsn
Sisuna bss@onsrsnss pibsrrufen wsrben wiro,
-perionsn, peld)s whnIbsn m69en ben Nuts
zen oisiss Ssftses Su BADEN, m69en baber balo
Anfprub MAIDEN.
Jobn 9. Ribaros,
@ifanis III Sanfrctt, fir Ssrfs Go.
Geabin9, December 6. bS.
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GarmsrS Sanf pom Gtaat 9elaw. SDopsr,pa
DO. b.. 3lpea,s @ilmin9tcn,par
bc. DO. 3,psia, @ecr9stcWn, par
DO. bo. 3peis, New eaifls' par
Union ganf, ,u Wilmnatcn, par
&leine Wcten unter Shl. bio "a
9tep Seriep,
Selpeere 8anf. su 8slpitsrs,
burlington So. Sanf, Msofort, par
Commercial Sanf psrtb 2lmbop II
Cumberland Sanf* 8ripsston, par
warmers Sanf* Mcunt SoolIp par
,Sarmers N1eebaui.s 8ant, ,Nabtpap J
Sarmers II Wlsebauics DO W1iccletoipn IA
W1orrls Go. 8ant" Oicrristopn u
Oaeebanies Banf> Burlington par
O1eebanles 90 SleDart )
O1ecbanics II manufactures po* Srenton par
Olorris Canal u Sr. Go. Sl.S Cltp, unab
poit 0leten un9ansbar
Slc,parf Sanf Snf. CO. Slsparf }
Orange Sane' Orange II
Dscples Sant, Yatsrfpa /
prinestcM Santss, princston par
Salsm 8antIns Cos, Salsm par
9tats Sant"t, Slswarf }
Stats 8anf* elBatetbtcwn !
@tats 8anf' gamcen ..-... par
StaIe OuHt VI @OtpIFle -UtpttlelpipH
State 8anf Stem 8runswit par
GuiIcr Nants Slewton Il
3rcnton Sanfina Co. Srcntcn par
Union Sant* Oopsr II
Sanf Of 81. 8runs,pif. Srunsmif sebrob.
Sarmers u. Wshanies Sant op. setrotb.
Sranflin Sant Of Sl.S. Ssrisp@itp ssbroet.
6otoesn Santins So. 6obofen sebroh.
Serfep gitp Sanf, Seriep City sebroeb.
Wet6anies 8anf, patterfon 9ebroet.
Wanufaeturers Sanf, Sellpae sebrch.
Wonmoutbe Sanf Of 81 3 Sreebolr sebrp.
Stem 5ore 9sI Sr. Gov $ambertpiIle -
81 3 Oaanuf. II Sanfins 60 5otcfsn setro.
81 = protsction II lombard Sanf Sc DO.
patcrlon Sant, paterIon sebrcb
State Sanf, 3reGton aebroh.
Salem II Yblla. O1anuf 60 Salsm setrotb.
Waibinaton Sanflna Go !6adsnIaf setro.
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Ser perbe6erte
Nea0in9er &alenber
fir 0a6 cSohr 1913,

fur bas Jahr 1913,
aecruft uuo berausaesetcn Don 9. 8. s..
eaelmann, BAT Die prcde perlaTen uuo 1T
ein3cln lcwobl wie in arbbsrer Quantitat 3u
batsn bsi Carl Sribrieb gsslmann, efe per
lOten unb spcnutraBe.
ebsmfaas gum s3erfanf III oicier Drufsrsi.
Neapina, uuautt 9.
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III It I ri np.

60 sbsn bat Die prefTe psrlaffen unb iif in
Der 9rufsrsi eisfsr 5situns, en;sln unb in
9ronersr 3abl Su BADEN, Elm fir bic bsrsfen>
esn 3anemerfsr uno Saniflsr btbit naslbss
QEerf, bstitelt:
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Saf1slbs sntbdlt 46 feine Seiten unb fcIfst
l23 ssnt sas sinjslns @rsmplar. &rdmsru
uno Sfcbrbaltsrn, wslbe Elm 9usenb oeer
msgr fanfsn, miro Der ssw6bnlitbs Mabatt sr,
laubt.
Neaoin9, ben 81. Suni.
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Ser 6eDli6e SorI6er,

ober
Slid auf bic &ontroperie 5wii iben 9rn.
Steinba6er uno 9rn. Berg, por9es
9ebabt AM II, Is uno l9. Sftober
IS42.
9isfes Berfbsn piro jnar in 8crm elmer
Setlbrift erfbsinsn, foa aber nibt ldn9sr Bee
ffsbn Bic Die Sbriftsn, popon Der sltsl ms!s
bet, srid,6pft 1ino, mann fie BON fslblf aufbos
rem miro 5u erfbeinen.
9as aan,e Wsrfbsn piro, na6 bsr Ssrsbs
nans in 12 Sesftsn bon 80 Ssitsn jeoss, srs
ibsinsn, was ;uiammsn elm BUD bon brsi
bunosrt uno sinise fisbsnjis Ssiten blost.
Tim aud, ben unbemittelten @sle9snbeit su
sebsn, fib init benz Msoliben Sorfbsr" Der.
traut Su rnabsn pirb jsoss Soeft, BON 80 @si,
ten, nur ct Gent foifen wslds Del 9lbliefsruna
oeilelben baar Su entribten fno, nsbit Gsnl
2rdSsrlobn User bas erifs josft erbdlt Wirt
nur bann bas srpsite obsr folssnos srbaItsr
wenn ct fir bas porberssbsnbs be;abIt unit
eos fclssnee bsitsllt bat.
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SPr
praffifhe uno erfahrene
&atb9fbfr,
fur
&iinitler uno YrofeIiionilten.

Sanitlsr uno profe1ioniiten,
ODER eiu
aus lanojdbri9er Grfabruns eeIbGpftes
He3eptbu b
Ius ptm gnaliItben nit Semusuna ber be-
iten in unb ausldnpifhsn @erfe
bearbsitet.
fir gbemlten, Sunfttifebler, ,O16belIhreiuer.
eiewebritbafter uno Sibienmaber, {afirsr
Rutfebsusuno @balfenfatrifanten .Deraolper,
&unltersbsler, Sammattr, 8lebGbmiece
unb metrere anbere Senerbtreibenos, nebft
9runplietsa HnweIunaen iber bic
Sebancluns nno Nnmsnoun9
BET sessbenen Ste3epte.
2llIsn 1clebm perIcnen, melche 8eIhafte
treiben Die oben i'm 9itel bes Buebes anses
filbrt ltnb. erlalben mir uas ben "prattis
fhen Natbaeber" als eiu b6obtt nuBlihes
Sud au empfeblen, neil Ite niebt allein piele
Soften fir Die Bertiauna ibrer Nrbeiten cts
fparen, ionbern gleih3eitia aus bem1elben Dies
le wnfe fit Die Serfbonerung ibrer 4rtsi'
ten erlsrnen.
Sir Buthanpler uno 1npsre, rpe(ete in.
9roden gu faufen ,pinlden, lsssn mir foIsen'
bs prciie fttt: ~.
100 ersmplars III suten pappbauo $50. 90
SO ~ 80. 90
25 ~ u Is. 90
IL ~ N m so
seaen einfsnbuns ees Betraas Sci BET Settefs
luna--Serienpunastoitsn, pcrto uno besisis
ten' ,perben anferbem eeretnet.
SDbn 9. Nicbarbs, aopofat,
bat feline Nmtsifube jsst an Der Drudsrsi bes
Berks s. Sriluplkill .DonrnaPs in
ber Oifspennffrase, Spiften Der 6. uno Item
Strase.
gteaoius, Wlai 8. a5a
Deutlbe uno en9liihe
8DrI6riften,
se(lohen bon G. s. Eselmann, finb tpisotr
erbaltsn unb gum 8erfauf in eisfer 9ruderi.
Sieaplus, December 6.
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@us is'nsn bintsrlafsnsn Yapsrsn sslammslt.
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qDertD Der Yonfnoten

9t0s biejenisen 8anfsn, pelbe nit einsm(@)
Stern bcRlbnst linb, babsn entweter fallbe
cber nm9eanosrts 9tpten prn peribiebsnen Scs
nsnnun9en i'm llmlaufs.
9tas init sinsm CD Sreu; bejeibnstsn Bans
fen parsn fribsrbin iffsntlitbe DspoiitsSanfsn
Ole NOtsn berjsnssn Sanfsn. .,pscbe mir
init snsm @seanfsniiribs II tsSsibnsn,psrs
Den ron psn SrOfsrS nitbt au9snpmmen.
pennlplpanien.
SanFen in philadelphia.
geamsn. Dseontc in YbiIab.
Sanf BON 9eortb 2(msrifa* par
TcrtDsrn 2ibertss" par
Vsnniplpania* 4-6
penn sounitip* par
Der Ser. Staat.' As blS Al
Commercial Sanf,* BON Ysnniplsanlsn par
warmers u. MebanicS Sanf par
Oiraro pittp+ 80 bis 40
@irarb Ditto (Sspbsn)* in pbil'a, 9sl6lcN
&sniin9ten 90. par
Senltnston Sapins Snittuta =
Werebants Sane BON spblIac. tetrah.
WoDmenfIn9 Sanff, s
Wdnuf. II. Mebanlcs par
Med)anics Sanf in pht'al par
Wanuel sabcr Sane & .W. OprtD 9ebr.
DmnlplDania Sapiuss Sant tetris.
pbilabelpbta Sanf* par
Vbilaoelpbia @apins Snlltut setrotn
pbllaeelpbia &oan Comp. Do.
psnn 3p,pnGhip Cav Snlt. -
Ntbarbs C@arf) sebrob.
@cutbwart @apinas 8ant bctris.
Sbupltia Cav Snititut scbrctbsn
SduDlftG 8anf* par
Sputbiparf Ditto par
Wetern Sanf par
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Das 9eitdnbnt6
BON
Seifpla,,s Steinbart,
'ps'ber wssen Der ermorbuns BON

q onrao Gbrif
am lite" 9priI' ls42' in &saOins tinssridst
Wurbe.
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Deutlbe uno en9liihe
8DrI6riften,

se(tohen BON G. 5. E8elmann, fno misoer
erbaltsn unb 3un Berfauf in tisfer 9rudsrsi.
Neaplus, Deesmter 6.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-05-12
A RARE SHOW.

Our citizens have just been favored with an exhi-
biton of "The Sacrifice at Lyslra, by Raphael, in
Tapestry This is of % designs taken from
the life of the Savior and the Acts of his Apostles,
by that celebrated Artist at the request of Pope
Leo 10Th These designs were first painted, and
the paintings used as patterns or copies by which
the tapestries were wrought. The Tapestries were
made in Germany by Bernard Van Orlay under the
direction and superintendent OF Raphael The
Tapestries when finished were taken 10 Rome, and
the Pope paid $1,000 for each A part were sent
as present to Henry Sth of England, where they
remained till the death of Charles LIST. They were
then sold, and four OF them purchased by the Span
ish Ambassador and carried to Spain. These were
bought few years ago by our Consul in Spain
and brought to this country. Three of them have
already returned 10 England, and this, "The Sacri-
flee at Lystra," has recently been purchased by
Queen Victoria, and is 10 be added 10 the col
lection at Hampton Court. The whole collection
will then consist of all that are known now to be
in existence. The Tapestry here exhibited, "The
Sacrifice at Lystra," is intended to illustrate the
miracle of the curing OF the cripple, recorded in the
the group are Paul and Barnabas, the restored GRIP
pie, rriests OF Juper eaolhg IN aniuais 10 hacfl-
flee to the Apostles, Greek examining the limb of
the man healed, Disciple arresting the axe Of the
Priest who is about to slay the OK, &c. The Tap
estry is % feet in length and IA wide and although
more than 325 years old, the colors appear TO be
but little faded. The figures of the heroic size,
and the countenances of the different individuals in
the group are very expressive of the varied emo
tons which were supposed to agitnte their minds.
In short, it was an exhibition well worth seeing,
and we feel as though it were shame to our Ma
ton to allow such eminent works of Art to be car
ried from the country. It ought to have been pur-
chased by some of our Literary Institutions, and
retained among for the Inspiration and encour-
agement of our young Artists. y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-05-12
EXHIRITION.

We were very ugrecably entertained few eve.
ninvs since by an exhibition at the Central School,
BY some of the pupils of that School, and other lads
of the village, under the supervision of MIR Wool
son. The exercises were opened by enacting a
Town Meeting, called for the purpose Of discussing
the propriety of pettionng Congress on the subject
Of Slavery. The business was conducted with
great order and propriety. Moderator was cho-
sen. who performed his part with dignity; and the
different speakers discussed the subject in its vari-
Gus bearings with skill and decorum. variety OF
characters was introduced, such as the Doctor, the
Deacon, the Minister, the Quaker, each speaking in
the style of his profession, which afforded great a.
musement TO the spectators. Alter the business Of
the Town Meeting was disposed Of, dialogues and
single pieces were spoken, TO the great qualification
of the auditors. The speaking on the whole
very credtable to the young men, showing that
they had proitcd by good instruction We would
however take the liberty to suggest to the young
gentlemen, who engaged in these exercises, the
importance of slow and distinct enuncation, and
of great care in pronunciation. In these respects
we noticed several sad mistakes and deficiencies.
We are very glad to see our lads and young men
so zealously engaged in cutvatng the noble art of
speaking. 1t will improve their minds and man
ners cultivate their taste, and help to prepare them
for the duties before them We should have been
better pleased if some of the pieces selected for the
occasion had breaIhed less of the spirit of war; and
more Of the gentle spirit Of peace. And we thought
that the effect would hOW been better, had the far
mer been represented a character of more intel
ligence and dignity. But on the whole we were
very much gratifed with our evenings entertain
ment, and the young men have our hearty good
wishes for their success and welfare. \.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-05-12
For the Phoenix.
PERSECUTION.
Mortified.

Mn EDIToR "A new era has unquestiona-
bly, dawned upon us since the accession of
John Tyler To the Presidency. The persecu-
ton for opinions sake, which has been wit
messed and felt in so many instances through
the land, under his short reign, is certainly new
in the political history of this country. Perse-
cution for opinions sake appears TO be the
most distinguishing and essential characteristic
of the present Administration. 1t was hoped
that this system of persecution for opinions
sake would not be permitted TO embrace the
Post Office Department There are strong
reasons why every friend to his country should
earnestly wish to see that department, if no
other, preserved from the combinations OF
party. The desire of welding this mighty en-.
CINE for party purposes, and of making it, in all
its ramiications, subsidiary TO the political in
terests Of the party now in power, has been
sufficiently strong in their breasts to triumph
over every obstacle interposed by natural
sense OF propriety or regard for the general well
fare. Those who have served their country
faithfully, and have grown gray in her employ
ment, have been thrust from their places with
out the least ceremony, or without the slight
est reference to the character of the incumbent.
and successors appointed whose chief merit
seems TO be their readiness at all times TO adj
minister lattery TO their great Head, or lend
themselves to the advancement of the purposes
and objects of some OF his distinguished favor
lies. Among the instances OF persecution for
opinions sake, that of Gen. Van Rensselaer,
deserves particular attention. good and
faithful officer who had become familiar with
the duties of his office, was turned out to ena-
BILE the President TO fill the office with one of
his own political friends. The officers of the
government he has treated as his private prop
erty, and sold them into market 10 perpetuate
his power. This was never contemplated by
the constitution, and is in open violation of the
spirit and principles Of that instrument. A
party who attempts TO sustain itself by such
unhalowed and diaboicaI means cannot long
be Prospered. The seeds of death are sown in
their triumph.
Gulord, April 25, ls4S.
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mistress to cancel the indentures, and the VIC
tim was saved"
Frederick Tyrrell Esq, surgeon to the Lon
don OphthaImic Hospital and to St. Thomas's
Hospital, concludes a melancholy description
of the progressive stage by which complete
Reorganization of the eyes, and consequent
loss of vision, take place in many Of these young
women, as the result OF excessive labor, with
the following example: GA fair and delicate
girl, about seventeen years OF age, was brought
to witness in consequence of a total loss Of
vision. She had experienced the train Of symp-
toms that have been detailed to the fullest ex-
tent On examination, both eyes were found
disorganized, and recovery therefore was hope
less. She had been an apprentice as dress
maker, at the West end Of the town, and some
time before her vision became affected her
general health had been materially deranged
from too close confinement and excessive work.
The immediate cause OF the disease in the eye
was excessive and continued application TO
making mourning. She stated that she had
been compelled To remain without changing
her dress for nine days and nights consecutive
ly. That during this period she had been per-
mitted only occasiony to rest on amattrass,
placed on floor for an hour or two at time;
and that her meals were placed at her side, cut
up, so that as little time as possible should be
spent in their consumption. Witness regrets
that he did not, in this and few other cases
nearly as fragrant and distressing, induce the
sufferers to appeal to jury for compensation.