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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-13
The Distinguishing Traiss Of the Mosaic
Law Of bervttuae.-N0. 3.

5. Ii was not a money making slavery.
The Hebrews originally were not a mo-
hey-makns people. The whole Mosaic
eooe discouraged trade and the accumula-
ION Oh large estates; and from the time OF
Abraham to The days Of Solomon, period
o. thousand years, commerce was un-
known among them. Each family lived
On the productions Of its own farm, which
conld never go out Of the hands of the
iSallly' except for few years at a time.
The flesh and milk of their herds, and the
wheat and bailey Of their land, furnished
@ein Their necessary od,-the wool of
Gier own locks, and the fax of their own
nelds, their needful clothing-and all their
ioSunes IN the way Of drink and food came
nOm 'helI own vines and fg-trces. In such
s'sle Oh society, it was impossible that the
eonoilon @! servitude should be either hard
Or degrading.
They never sold their slaves. Not a
single instance Of the sale of a slave by q
'ts'Iew 10 a third person can be found in
a.. Tue Mosaic books, except where the sons
VI Jacob sold their brother Joseph into
Esp an example not to be initiated
rsi were expressly forbidden (Lev. 25;
az ana IN connection with kidnapping
1coer The penalty Of death. Exodus 81;
l6l (Deut. "a: 81
Slaves had by law so much time allowed
ueln; thai ii was impossible to make money
Out OF them.
!ney had every seventh day allowed then
enuie' and all the great festivals of ever,
yed'' These together took up between
seventy and eighty days Of the year, that j
nearly one-loarih Of the whole time. Il
auoiuon to this they had every seventh yea
.n'iIe' that is, seven years in fifty. Allow
ng slave to serve the whole fifty yeaIi
ao' less than twenty-three years OF the tim,
ala, Is nearly one half of the whole, woul
&c us own, exempt from all labor for II
bench! Of bis master. Would our plante
Expect 10 make money with such kind
slavery Deprive slavery Of its none
making Character, and it becomes compsr
lvtly harmless.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-13

the emancipation Of the Blacks; and it is
equally certain that the two races will never
live in State of equal freedom under the
same government" 81
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-13

An ExcErrIoy.-A gentleman boosted
that he had drank two, three, or four bot
ties of wine every day for fifty years and
that he was ss hale and hearty as ever.
"Pray," remarked bysiander, -''rhsrs e's
your boon con,panions" "Ah." he quickly
Ieolied, CHATS another affair. II the truth
NAV be told, hare buried three sntsrs
gs aeratio,s of them
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-13
Get e war.

The following exhibits the loss Of life in the
various battles since the commencement Of the
war with Mexico.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-13

No one in the word Is ~ oi.en cnea'eo-
not even women and Princss-ss the con.
science.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-13
The capi.al 10 he removed

The capital 10 be removed 1867 ,995
Deduct from .hs capital
those who would be
sold, or talen to For
eign lands, ny 100000
Deduct those unable by
vice, or disese, or bodi-
ly defects, 10 support
themselves, ny 100000 $4,000
Which leave the capital 507 1895
These under | years S43069
llalve this TO get those
under years f?l ,531
Add TO this hal, the half
LEFT ofthose bstween 10
and "a, TO geithose be-
tween Is ami 81, and
81 and 81 500, sos
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-13

Father Mathew, IL is announced, VIII visis
this country in the spring Of le45.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-13
"Diseases desperate grown,
Are by desperate appliances healed,
Or not at all"

Are by desperate appliances healed,
Or not at ALL"
but which of the two measures is the most
desperate appliance and fiom which ap-
pliance, will the disease turn to death or
life, moral and political 1t is deserving
of consideration that Liberia has grown
apace with the increased feeling in the slave
States to emancipste the slaves. All the
slave States are not now ready for this
work. Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and
Kentucky are the most likely to act in this
matter. As one after the other acts, Libe-
ria will be strengthened 10 take each in
their turn. And the other States will be
prepared from, the institution of slavery it
self 20 take in duo time their measures loI
emancipation. Do any say this is all
visio,,aryl Be it so-we are showing wha
Is fessible in removing slavery-but it is Il
be borne in mind that there is truth in Mr.
JefIerson's remarks; '.NothingS nor
clearly written in the Book Of b!
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-03

aeout,t hIbe, es perce ibn nttt in grltlu-
nung u.rlcBen, rpsnn cie Wafhlene in bic
Quit 9eiprenJt rpesoe; fau ~ b The er bieftn
@eo1atsn Nepabt, uno Der gu, ucrbei9cflb.
rem, 10 iep Die @rplclou nit elmer icld,en
@erpllt crfti9L oaB er Dor Der Gbure oe6
Wadthauies, spcie!bIf er seitlnoen. sulam.
menaeltn:st, uno iprahIcs gemcroen ftD,
I'd, ,pe'tes su bewe9en. bis Shlfe setrm
rnert
Die 8orpet Der Mannld,aft mureen in
uiele Stife serrilien uuo i,ber hunoertN Naros
tpeit tpe99etrteben. @nIbeil bon einrm Der
felben puroe auf benz Gilano auf Der 9e9en-
ilber liegenoen Seue oes NIul7es, cine fehr
betrdhtltd,e Strede aefuroen. 9uf einem
aDeioenbaum. III Der Jtdbe, fanb manTebeu
uno Stide BON Rleioesu. Beine, asrme
uno Gorper truroen runo Tim ,eritreut ee-
tunoen -- tpas es ftper uub mchl unmo9-
lth gemaht bate, bic su einanoer eebori-
gen Stlde Ger Qeihuahme pieoer sueinan-
Der Su brln9ea. Sunfiehn 2lerme uno Z ger
rti1ene &orper iInb 9efunoen woroen.
Die Veidbnahme BON Berger, Willer uub
Sid,er wurben hierher qebradt, Der Iestere
puroe bon Den hieGeen Deutit,en amScnu.
tase auf ben bieG9eu oeut1t, lutherifhen
8irhbefe auf eas anitdnoisite beeroist.
(Scnne.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-03

fnr @rr tu1tg etnes ScGeae
nno tbeoEc 9tfhen seminar
IN @antcm.
Die goana. Qutber. @pncce pcn Sbic,
bat tsitIrflcn, i'm ndd'iten 6ruhiabr I'M
pltllhen Ohio ein @clle9e su errid,ten uno
elne Com mlfee ernannt, INN bic Qaoe bcfIel
ben 81, beitlmmen. sluf Der @cnferen,, lpel.
de leste tpcd,e in hiefleer Gtact ,ufammeu
fam, ,paro ferner befhlrffen, eae mir bic
Staot eantcn hier,u ucr9cihlasen, pcraus-
aeifst, oaB bic Vhrser bis(er Staot uns be.
reltmiaia entaeaenfommen. Nier it ol1o ei
ne herrlide @eleasnbeit unierer Staot ~
perittnern, 'tne ihr auderbem beoeuteno ~
nilseu.
Die Sage Der Sade 1T bis iest fcfoeube:
Dleies 9cQe9e fra an einenl 1cltem Srte
i'm 'ltIihen Ohio errittet werren, BEN bic
caiu ernanute @cmmitee fir ben beiten bait.
unc menn caGelbe errihtet it, 70 leI oos
thee!cal'd'e Semlnar senanntsr Snnohs
welhss Nh jest in &clsmbus beflnbet pamit
oerbuncen fpcroer.
Cle NeIos tcs Seminars (cbue 9ib(ic.
!hsss II. 10. belaufer Id auf BON $I2 ,OOO
bis SIS, 200; uno es tpiro NIT Siherheil
osransaefeBt bas fir tas Golleae tpeuio
'tens $4,000 9eiammelt wercen ftnnen
Ser'd,'eoene Stdoten i'm Suocifen bi,ses
Sfaafee boben ihon Nnerbieten oeund,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-03
Setsis SclS0fer.
Rehtsaumo[t unr Ertarius, @1ntcr

.NtuISanlnNtt unC ptCtNtil", QdUlCHr
Ct, RI SN., Shtr,
QHrb itinr unortDetc Nntlnrrtiamfrit allen sn
tcin Sach tdla9enrtn v'ri,natt II, tt iDm anrtr.
traut mcrrcn meycn, III 2 t0rt II tcn anSrenStn.
brn G,untics ,rlt mtu Su9I,io ten0hrttiSt er lei.
nc nr,lcutc, e.B CT rrr SIriem ir1brcnr icines
NukntDats in 0lr,p Orrt, tureb rc silti &c 5u fe
cts 0airiidtcn q nus r"tclEif GiEridbtunSen ju
trcffrn i'm @t1ncc mar, wrndb or tlnftis irseae
8cthiftc in alien IDticn Gcutittla turd lte.
tcrsate Nn frlsenre 0iebtsanwalre riinttlid ums
rrrmrt rcrt: ben fam.
Sur Nbeinhe0en unb @raebcrscsttum
Saeen>
@cnrao Steinmcs Wahsnbsim an eer.
Qda,tt Nhcinfrei6 Gaiern.
SIR Wurstura, 0amtcra unc aon, sllt.
Bayern, Sranfen, PING tcd, Oti,rntera une
cas Jtcn.areid Wiirtcmbera, Gr. Nran, %.
aumpff. fcnial. arpeaaticns9sridts sl6ps.
fat in Gambera.
Sur 3Weibrilden. Scamturo unb 0ihein.
pren6en, nru. Garl Sri CT, frnial. 9lbpc
Fat in 3weibriten.
Tctarius Wclf Sterbrcnn, Eepart-
nent 0tteoerrhein. @lfas.
Voamaft,n uno eeri1tlbe Sofumentt jettr
Art werben rrn ibm In rtutfdtsr, snslittbsr une
fran njeltidbir Srraae rerfrtst,
Canton fstr, 2 ls47. s.s,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-03

pcm gQ ,oiltrat feline 9lrbeif uno 8eroienit
perltafft milrre, 0e ldmmtIid) oe1hun9ern
mnBtcn."
9tus 8ree[,u- CHE fttteftihe Tabrifci-
ffrf,e.) Die Serltniihc 3 ituug entbdIt auS
Vres pcm 6. fcleenre Wub,lIuno:
, Gle 8cridte ous otu s brifoi itr f.
Sebtr9,e lauten trube uno
bcunruhiaeno. Wchrfuhe grbeiterentlalTun-
Gen. bis jesr nod, Der flemern Vabrifherren-
habeu berclt6 lfatt0efnnoen ; IS ifCht Iehr
III btfil dlteu, caB b,eic GnttoI1un9sn Gh
mebren uno oud, Die erifen S,du er I'D, be-
lrncers rnrd, Die tronrtlen 8eiopertaltniGe
aeutthi9t fncen merpen, ihre Tabritatcn
auf oen unerIa6Iid,en 8eoarf ein,uid,rdnfen
uEb olle Qlrheiter, oeuen lie reiif aus hnmo-
uen 0tiiflIdten bic Bcid,aftigun9 bi6ber
ntd,t entacAen, Qehen 5u ladcn."
Nus . Sre [ a II pom "a. Icc. ft,rebt
man Der 8ertlner 3eitun9: ,,Meine Mit-
theiluna uber Die acknowledgement 3ufdnce
in reu Tabrifpiltritten ces @ebiree6 fihrct
cine neue trauri4e Setdtiauu9 oopurd, baB
BON Qan9en Il au ans cine Vetitiru
I'm miltdrifhcn ShuB abgeienoet ncrccn
1T. llnb man mu6 leioer befltrd,ten, eo6
flh bic id'pn 9efhehenen NrbeitersgntIa0un:
oen nod mehren uno caB oaSu aud, oroeere,
pohlbabenoe, NIT 9Iuffrdqen une geaelluu-
gen reidlrdft periehene Satritbefber ous
bem 8runo olleM perbeu fhreicu miiilen
neil Ie bel Der jeBt cbmaltenoen DiffclIitit
uno @inidrdntung Der Santters nitt i'm
Stanbs Tuo, eoe frrtmdbreub n9tbee baaye
@clo (Ih su teihaffen.'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-03

fonmt Dor WcntereD an, an Der GpiBe Don
un9efahr 1000 Winn, uno nadn elner 3td9i-
gen Veld9srung Srin9t er Die Merttaner,
unfer 9lmpuoin, III capltulircn, u. Die Stact
III rdumen. Weritantidher WerIuit unbe.
tanut, alletn, tpie man permntbet, un9efihr
100. llnter ZEN 9etboleten uno idrper
bIeilrten 9lmerlfanern mar audi Sberltieu-
tenant Waticu, BON Baltimore.
2Ifeu-Cus Dampfld,lff 6irrftrttonicn
@apt. Ncifen. (tranoct an ser Suffe prnSr-
LAMB ale carauf brfneIlde Weulhsn pur
DEN 9erettet.
Sftpber 1l.-Gin furd,ttarerSurn,
I'M @clf BON Werifc. Rep.Weit, in Ylo-
rtca, curh oeulelben beinabe sdnslih ger.
fort.
22ifen-Gcmmoocre Gerry erbeutet srpe
merifanlfde Damrfid,iffe. unc unteridieo
lite ancere Sahr,eu9e iu Trcntcna an DC,
Mnnbun9 oes JluHes 9obasec.
23fen-0ttmmt 1obasce nad) einem fur
gen Wioeritanoe Gin.
Soften - @eneral 93orl nimmt friccli
den SeGs bon Mcnclcoa, bic Sauptltao
ecabult,
Tope Ser l1ten-Grmnlrtor Srn
ner nimmt chne WicosrtanoBsGb oouGam
pico.
Desem Ser 1fen-Ier neus Carl
rritt iii Graft.
7ten-Cer @onsreB oeriammelt Gd, NH
ein Quorum ftncet iId) 1T beiosu 6duierr
ein.
STEM YrdGcsut pclt iberientet iein'
Bct}haft.
3Oiten-Tcb beS 9Ihtb. 9ller1noer Bar
rcw, in Baltimore, ein aus9eiednetesWan
alieo pom Senat Der Der. Staateu, cct
0ouifl1nd.
3lfen - @irb Tahrid,t erbaltcn bon
llnter9an9 Der Ser. Staaten Grie9Sbri9e
Scmers. unc bes 8erlu(tes BON mebrerel
ihrer Sff;ie,e unb MannIhafteu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-03

2r, Scbn pcpp, SlspeLanb, Sbic.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-03

BON $27OO bis $500 uuter Der 8ebinguus,
oaB Die aluRaIt in ibrer Staes egrl6.et
tplro.
Den yeusen, ben bsibe slnlaltsH Der
Stoct brin9cu pureen, ,pdre 9emiB 9roB i;
oenn om llnterriht i'm Gollege fam jeoer
SheI nebmen, Der cs pilnldlt: uno I'M &c.
n,nar miro Der lluterrtd,t uncnsgslbIid, er.
thetlt eu0erpsm tcftshen Gruetuu9s Yin.
lta!ten, tpcld,r untemlttelren frpmmea jun
gen M6nnern rie Winrl osridoffsn, Gd iE
Der 9tnitalt ansSubllcea.
giiracr pom @antcu, mas iaot tbr taSu 2
-QGcut ibr eiele 9lrIfoIten bier haten 7
lGcuu lhr es ,plnid't, 10 koEoeIt ld}neH uAe
iaff baIo ccn cud, hGrei.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-03
2tuslGnbifcbe 9Sacbricbtett.

(1us rem Gsr4enblatt tsr bsutfhen @bneup.tf T. }
Sn Berltn bat Die polisei ene ccmmu-
nilttidIe 0erlt,wrrung aus9enittert uno ei-
ni9e Dueenc Wentden arretilt, Die Iie ieBt
etnen nah Dem antern trieber Ice la1Ien
mn6en.-Be6er 1T TcIsenees Der Sdr,ft.
teller DrCnfe, eer(elte Trpnfe, Der fri
ber aus Berlin perlpicIen tpuroe. neil sr
fetn preuse isY, it jest in @OtlenS perhaf-
tet, als fbniGl. preu5.fdrr Sccdoe'rdtber
uno ncd, be1er MAIDEN Ge es III SurbeGen,
nc 9leid pier emit9lieoern gS y
per n, Scsufe Qeoerer Gum
fel, uno inar tpe9en ,,@otteslditerun9''
Der prcSeB 9smad,t tpiro, npruber mir nd
here grtldruns bel hinldnslibem Haume,
nadbringen tperren.
Griorth Elf, Der srcse TaticnaI6.
tcncm, eth 9enlaler uno tpabrbaft beoeuten-
Der Wann, it nidt mrbr. Durd aciitiae
fdmpfe mand,er 9lrt unb tcrperlihe yeioen
;errllttet bat er auf elmer Netie in GDrcl,
feiner Cine tpie es Id,ent, nidl mebr mid,.
TIA, felblt ieinem Qeben Elm Gnoe 9emaht.
lie 9rauer UNI ben feltenen Mann it all
9emein.
Yreuscn.--Cis Rlaeen iiber bic spahfen-
be Hctb lauten aus maaden @eaencen
preuBens lehr betribenc. Die ,glbinser
3ta.'. unb nah ibr bic ,8olllfte," fdreitt
aus Sh6ncd pom Tej :,.Soeute erid,ie-
men aeaer 80 9,rcletarier aus rem Srt beim'
bleilaen Maoiffrat, uno erfldrten oaB Ie
nld,ts mfhr gu eher Edtten. aud, nid,tS Der
oIeneH fonnten. NIB bae allc, penn ibneu
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-03
s. 6. ean0bans, Canton,
gSD if Steph1n 4ettler 2

DerieIbe 1T nor un9efihr 70 coer llSat-
rem pcn Geutihlaro mad, ren Ner Staa"
ten au5oewanoeyt. Zen leB!en Brief ben
ieine 9eripanetcn bon thm erhoIten haben,
1T rcr unaefdhr einem Sabre ccn S,omlltcn,
8uttler County, Sbto aus nad) Stlauhs'
bad, in Mitte!franfen, SfNni9rcidl Sapern
qeIhidt. Der Qenauute Settler 1T Der
Stiefbrurcr oe6 Gater5 oes r;etdneteu,
Der jest oIlein in Der 9idhc BON @lepe-
LAMB aufhdIt. Derlelte bat Itcu crei 8rie-
fe BON bier aus nad, S,amiltcn an ben &C.
uarntsn 6 ettEcr qeIhlft, aber seineslnt'
mort erbalten. Der 9IHf9efcrberte, lclte er
bjefe 9ufcrosrun9 Ieien, tpirb hermit er'
iuht, oemllneerieid,neten Tadrld,t Don iet.
nsm 9lnfrnthaltscrt ;u Qeben. icpie aud, je-
ceu Menfhenfreunb, Der ettpos BON benz
oenannten Settler suifen icllte, hermit auf.
aefrrcert 1T, ca0eIts gu sbun.-nis aeersi'
le 1T
Nr, Scbn pcpp, SlspeLanb, Cbic.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-03
$40 1T Setaitian Walcinsr ?
,fa f>ouko6, 8veiaan,t SOrt,npiIpr R6ni6.

aus Han'tad,, Srsisamt Ort,psl!er, R0ni8'
reid Vrenseno
Ierfelbe it unaefdhr prr l2 cahren nad1
cen 8ereiniatcu Staateu Qereii, uno icu
(Id,, naeh ben IebtcH 5idhrihten, in Bethle'
hcm, Nenna., uufachaltcn hoten. Geir un-
terssidueter Neffe. Der iebtss Nriihjahr in
gcitrn anfom, rinIdt TotgItt anter Der
2lcreie:
Sohanu D6rr,
care Of Boston Mprtur, Boston, Mass
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-03

Siir s. a II emiltter.-NfiGei in eiIcr-
men Sefen unc Sfenrobrsn ftnueu Ieithr II.
ronerhaft nit einem 0emitt,e vcn 9llte unp
Sals eas nit WaGer onQeftudtct muroe,
oeritmert peroen, nreh teiTcr abtr nit ci
nem @emiitte bon gilenfeile, Salpcter uup
9Saltr.-llm Gatten aus Dem Nou,e III Der
tre'ben, itreue man Elm pfo. trrcfueu Stlcr
falt an lrld,en Dlaeen aus, no lld rielrlteu
berumSutrciben pfleNen. (S. Wt.)
Nm lesten Somitao 9lteno tles Elm
furhtbarer Sturm einen Shelf Der srPouer
elmer NrOeen @ifBerei bel 2rcp, 81. o., nm,
wotet 3 sIrbeter ouf Der SteQe crIdlaacn
u. ancere id,Wer nermuncet muroeu. Wpu
Der Neftlafer ree Stnrmcs fam man 5Ttt
elnen Se9riff MAIDEN, tpenn man Iiest. raG
Ole umoerette Waner eines fertisen @ebdu.
cee IL 3ca bid mar.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-03
. o It Sffcc.
Canton beu II

Canton ocu II. SAM, 1S47.
gtrn henti9em Gotum an muNcn ale
Vrfeelbcr III blcIer SfFce toar be;ahlt
mercen.
D. 3m. Gjecr0e Tuntar, ir. .. M.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-03
y q O fra0en.
y 0 1T Dilbsim OelttIer (Spatb) z
ous |rruSpuhprn. Sreis Sicde

aus Trcnbentern Greis Sic9cu,
9teQierur9sbcslrf 9lrnsberq, prcp'r3 NeR'
phlIeu, 8cni9reid, preueeu.
Oerielbe perief Sbir ais Srcipiut9er in
Der 9citccten: @cmpaonie uno fam nit benz
3ten 2soment Ger Shio Sreltpllltaen in
Watomcras, ,Ner,fct an. Gronthei oeraH.
laBts ihn ieinen slbid,ieo 81 rshnlen uno oas
eeete, 'p0s BON linn ochort wuree. tpar,
baB er int Besrif itano nad' Ohio Snrid.
sufehreu. "a hchlf pid'tiae Jtad1rd,teu
bon CeutdIanb fur ihn cobier einae'rofeE
Gnc, 70 ergehst an ibn uno ale Weenlfen'
freunbe bic Bitte 0tadrldt pcn (einem je.
biaen 9luftutbaIt lu geben unter fo!seneer
@pcreNe:
6. s. eanOb1ns, Canton,
Starf &c.. Shio.
CO. unlere WehIelbIattcr. te|rnbers Der
Becbahter am Ohio. oas 8cEtsblott, Der
Nepublfaner, Der 9u,eiser oes Weltens.
uno Der WisccnGns Banner tpereen 9utlSit
erfutt pti9c Nadfraqe su ccpircn'.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-02-03
O hi o 5tunts-B o te.
Gautcn, Wftttippd) Sebruar 8, 1S47
$50 bIeitt tas ,,Gclf blatt?"

Co. gEir haten cen Etaat6trteu felt Iei
ner erftcn Drummer tem 8rIfeblatte rcacl
mdEil 'uQeianet uno etnee GRal nm aefdI.
ltQen VEehIci gcbeten, uno rennct, III caf-
ielbe bIs jfet nrh nift tei uns einqetrcfen.
Moran eS ltc9t, piGeu mir nld,t.-WcQte
bls Grlt5tlatt nidht be Gjute baten, uno
ans 0cfdll'Alf nit Der llrfad'e fence 9Ins
tlciben6 tefaant MAIDEN ?-lNlr bitten cars
UNI
Ca Or. y Sctonuien rrn Columbus
terld'fen mir, hae ietur 9efiLliqe giuicncun.
aen t,l uns ein0etrcftn lno uup oaB w,
&c Md lteus putlViren ,percen..
GD Die ,,reutid,e nrom,tifhe ,SeitQ-
iheft" hat teid,l' fen bis nuf Naifnahl
9lteno Tam l6. Sebruar) ,,cie 91duter pr
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rer" aufsufubrer. YE,e mir hbren w,rc c,c
enal,ld,c IheateraeleQifaft ndhlten Gam
flag cine Bort. lung acben.-
tFllnlere QeIer wollen alenfanIoe Wdu
ael III unlerer hentigen Ntummer ai,tiait ent-
lh,uloi.cn. Sd,mere 8r1nfhetcfile in iii:
ltrer 6nmilie perhinoe:ten uus oeIe Wctt.
unierm 8eitdft Die 9espebn!ihe slufmcrf
lamteit su spiomen.-
01- Wir lenfeu Die 9lnfmerflamfeit unle.
rer eanoslente ouf Die sln,eiee ces joerrn
eouis Shdfer, befen gerbinpuu9 nit aus
|aeSeidneten 01edtsaelsbrten OeutIhlanos
fir ield1e, bic @eld,dfte bafelbit, ais 8esu9.
nahme BON grbfdaften IT, b. 81. 3u oerrid,s
ten babcn, bon 9rcBem 8crtbeil fein mii0en,
inoem iIe cnrd, biefe ginridtuns auf piinffli,
deSefpr9un9 nit 3uperIht rehuen biirfen.
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HERMITAGE INSTITUTE,


MRS. GENERAL WHEELER informs her friends and
vi the public that she intends opening Boarding School
Tor Dung LADIES' at the residence ohe late Dr. Bowie
as the Hermitage, twelve miles the from Washington
to Brookve, which location is believed have than
usual advantages in regard to health and retirement well
as convenient the cities Of the District Of Columbia
IL viii be the constant aim of Mrs. Wheeler improve the
moral and intellectual Of her pupils with regard
TO their health and comfort which she will give her un,
hitting personal care and attention.
The routine Of studies will embrace the entire course from
the elementary TO the higher and branches eu
cation, including French Music, Drawing and Painting
The scholastic year will be divided into sessions the
first commencing the first Monday Of September and end
ing the lh February the second commencing the h of
February and ending the last Friday of July
Scholars will be received time and charged uro-
portion TO the end Of the session.
Terms per Session, payable half IN adrance.
Board, Washing, English Tuition, and Drawing $40
french.
Music at Professors prices.
Jse OF Piano do do.
No charges but each pupil is furnish herself with
ell articles necessary Tor her stationery draw
ing Materials sc.
Mrs Wheeler woudapprzc those whom she is unknown
that She educated with the view Of being teacher and
has taught in New York, also in Mrs Edwards Seminary
in lccsburg and that she will excron merit The
patronage those whose children will be under her charge
by procuring such teachers will enable her 10 rive
her pupils complete and finished education.
PupIis will be required to have all their clothing marked
No allowance made for absence after n session has COM
~, need, except in cases Of protracted sickness.
III" cool will be opened on the god November. All com
muetions prior that time be addressed post paid to
Mrs Wheeler Poolesyillc, Montgomery county, Mary
atd after that date, to Coles,ic, in taid county
. aug 2S-wpt22Nov
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.


The late Hon. EBENEzER TUCKER, OF tucker
ton. New Jersey, had been known TO us by reputa-
ton MANY wears before he became at late period
in life. Representative in Congress; after his re-
trement from which station he continued still to &C.
cupv himself usefully t0shis family and his fellow
creatures short time before his death-that is
TO saw. on the 4th day Of July, lS44-he deliver
ed. before Temperance Society and a large assem-
blage of gentlemen, ladies, and YOUTH in his own
town. an Address, or exposition of the value and the
advantages OF Temperance TO Society IN general,
as well as TO those who practise it. Aprinted copy
of this DISCOURSE delivered when its author in
the eighty-seventh year of his age, we have had
good while in our possession, waiting for favor
able opportunity Tor producing TO our readers, not
merely as monument 10 the memory OF an honest
and venerable patriot, but compend OF practl-
cal wisdom and sound advice on the important sub
iect TO which it relates
We have not met with any season more suitable
for lis publication than the present, when there is
suspense in political controversy, induced mainly
by the uncertainty of the issue of Peace or War,
until which is ended little is TO be effected by pur-
suing the discussion of either the merits OF the
War the great topic of the day. or the most eligible
means of putting an end TO it. End as it may, it
has already lasted long enough to make even those
who began it sensible of their rashness and to bring
them, as well asthe opponents OF their policy, to
the conviction of the value of Temperance in all
things a conviction which, satisfied, will
lose nothing of its force in the perusal of the fol-
lowing Address.
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letter-wrng recruit from the army the of war;
addressing his friends the Eastward closes his letter
ing, If man asks you enlist knock him down with
club" Poor fellow This anecdoe, by the by reminds
OF the incidents of which similar though having
ence to different kind Of enlistment gentleman travelling
in the West came to town which pretty much all Loco
foco Entering the barroom Of the only inn in the place. he
epied MISUNDERSTANDING little fellow leaning his hands
and eyeng The fire most rueiuly The traveller learned a
terward that the unhappylooing ylager had been great
politician aud had gone his death for Polk and Dallas
der whose triumphant auspices he had hoped to get the post
office OF the village for his services. But though often
strongly promised, he had succeeded This him
reflective and rather regreu and he had begun repent
his recent zeal In order 10 draw him out Of the
ders said, "Well, voted for Mr. Polk any how an
ashamed to own II !" Wherenpon the traveller rcmarkcd
Well then, L" At this, slowly uprose the little lu-
gubrious vllager and, myserouy Whispering in the car Of
the conner, said
''Oidpf you vote for Polk, though -
Certainly not Z" the reply.
"Will you just do slight favor sir ~ pursued the dis
appointed oiice-seeker.
Certainly" the answer Of the stranger, il can"
"We then, just look here Just be good take me
out behind The bar, then, and give good cking-will
YOU ~ ETbress.