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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-16
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Gise Setanntmaduns prn tnem 2,isrs& rseR
rpeniser tplfet fur ein,iaiss Ginrltuns so Qtnts,
fur 3nt1l ], unr fur jees ftrnere GinrIduns zee
frlten 9crrfs rs Gents. Gin 9ttred 5 Nicuse
tiniurhten tcfst So, 6 Wpnatt SIS, | Sabr Es-s
Cine baltic Spalte 3Wenatt ein,uriifen 50, 5ysae
nate Is, lSabr 40. Cine sanie 9ralte fAr sayee.
nat' tStfet Is, Oscnate $27 unb ! 5abr 5 -.
8tf9aftstarttn n Ucn 4 petr Yptntaer Be-
len sinsnrdten PER Sabr 3, 6 oNcnats So.
Sru tarbtitt jeoer Nrt in peutlettr, eva.
t'''9er uno franstilider SrraGt tprp in her Ofhes
res "CDio Staats-Srten" PROMPT, (auter unb coz.
rect accftrt
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-16

Die Srilde> welde bel Ansel.ca in 9le,p.
yO'f nber Den @enefee G!uB fabrt brad
am 10. .. ". udbreno iItb 2 Dame, N9a.
Dame &ufel uno MiB Sing barauf befa,
oen, 5ulammen, uno bece famen in oenNl,p
then UNI. (9ln,. b. M.) 49,.
Stah ben in LESTER 3eit 70 bdufis uorse.
fommener oerartlsen gcrfalIen :ibeint es.
ais penn ameritaniihe Sruden lld) teiner
8ettpanotitaft NIT unlerG suten alien oeuts
Ihen Slllden, wie bic Dresonet une 61amts
furter fnc, su rnbmen bdtten, uno carin
tonnien fIe, spie in gar manhen anbernSa>
den, tpObl nod Elm wenis Don ben ,Duld,,'
lcrnen. (G!cefe.l
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-16

slls eine jun9e Dame, ,pelte mebrere tbs
rer snbeter rulnir bate, bel elmer 8oritcIs
lung Der &lecpatra fab, spte fiinltlih -eieS5'
ni9'n ilh sesen bic eeioenldaft oes r6milden
Soeloen oertbeiblste, risf Ge aus: vDie rpig
i'm spieoer einen 9Bedlel unterseihuen lals
len''. ar :.,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-16
,eeuore fubr um's W2oraenrctb
@mppr ous ihmeren 9r1umer.

%uiPpt 0uo lu)lpeTeH SraumeE.
@rinnern flh unlere ecier nod, cae pcr
eini9en 2aeen ein paar eeiten aus ciuer
Sutide 9eboben, anf oas pfaiter 9elsst uno
'pdter bon srpei geitern, su pfcroe oaponses
tra9en rpuroen? 9ewiB.-- lSir Ino jebt i'm
Sefls Der grtldruns jener mY1erlDlen g..
lheInuns. Dame bemerfte ben aan,eu
Ncr9an9 pahrlfeinlid, iiber Burgers Sec.
more aus lhmerenIrdumen aufahreno, bid.
te fle nibt centlih senus auf bic eeihen be.
rab, ionit wiiroe ile tpeniser erihredt scwe.
fen iein.-QSobI tparen es eeihen -aber-
aber g d, weine! %. 1rab.)
JtewsOorf.-@tE ldherllher 9crfal
f1et bel Der SupremesGourt Dor. Der Shes
riff Der @ltD bate bisber be Supreme>@curt
nit &cblen, 9iht &c. oerIeben ca nun aber
Die slutcrltdten in sllbanY ibm 3abluns fur
eeie Ge6nun9en oerwei9etten, 70 bielt er
nit ben eteferun9cn inne. Die @Uurt eerierh
9eraoe in cine uble Sage. Das Ged,t music
aehanctbabt wercen oa jeood) fem Statut
erfldrt, oas Seuer uno 9Itt erforocrlit lers
en, nm Den Gienern Der @erehti9feit bel ib,
rem DeliberatiOnen bebulflih Su lein uno fle
su ers uno bcIeudten, io befauoen Ge llb in
Flefifer Sniferne uno ldbmenoer 6dlte. Sn
oeler tlefIten 1tctb erbarmte Gd lbrer EN-
slrmen ecmmilltcnlr uno eridlen lbnen als
'm Geuer, Inoem er oem SuCSe gowarDs
'lne alrmencore fur cine balbe Scnuen Rob>
Ien uno Stpe. 9acuusen ypis CAB. Oalt lUrs
Del elbareruncantbastelt nj Suo.,e gomaros
pRIes eoelmulbl9en e1henf surud. q.
O!snce Sut5 fann ia fu9t.d lu Duutslu 40
mlnlltrWt DerCen.-
8en. Scctt Wlro bier ermartet, unb 1don
weroen 8orbereltunsen ~ elnem slanienpsn
SmrfanSe ce0elbeu Semadt. Wlau lpr.1l
oen SaumnatlVnen, 6euerwerten, &anpnens
bonner &c. Gang JewsOorf mro umseteDrt
werotn Su leinem 9ldnSeren @mpfanse.
~. Oem.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-16

febrte nit Der 8erFteruus suriid, oaB feline
Ichter nift bic serinsitess &enntniB ron
Dem 91inse obsr benz Minia'nrbilee hotr
uno fiste binsu : Selma bat mir nod III
,trem esben feline llnrabrheit gela9t."
SD beseuste ibm meinen tpdrmitenD Dant,
Isste ibm bic umfdnee auseinanber uno tes
merfte, oae bos 9anie auf einem abses
ihmadten,.. aber besbalb nidt tpeniSer bcss
baften sderse beruten mlGs. Snitdnoia
bat if ibn, Stillitmeisen iiber bic Sahe
su betpabren uno perIieB mtssinem lebr IN:
anseuetmen 9efibl eilis cas Saus.
vgei meiner yai6febr in tas SmiIer'lde
Scaas tpar it feft entidlcden, bent Ginse
Elm Gube 'iu MAIDEN .--.Sd ics MIDI in metn
3immer suriid nno letnte es ab. ME senShrs
lid, nit ben uebrisen meiuen Tbee iu trim
FEM SD fano auf meinsm Glide ein Billet
meiner ScuGne, IN meld,em Ge midb reumiis
this INN 8erseibun9 bat, bae fe ld, einen
unihulcisen Shers NIT mir erlautt babe,
in benz nur nod itre Tante Bloomington
nit ein9eweibt iei. Wein Graum babe Te
auf bic Sbee setraft.
uDus Silo," fiiste fe tin,u, >,iei bas ei'
ner jiineern Shpeiter ibrer Gante, elmer
NaiB MurraY, bic Sarab sebeiBen u. ldnafl
seilcrten. Der Sting fei aud aus .cen'
Shmud itrer 9ante.'
vGnelid BAT Te mid um 8eyseituns unb
Serse0en Der @efhihte prr allem befdtpcr
fe mid, bieie uidt i'm oauie rud6ar tpercen
;u laGen. Sie iprah -WB Scnes uno Mre.
Smiler BON aller gd,uIb frei uno BAT midi
beioubers, sesen tie erltere sdt nihts tu!ers
mdbnen unb bas psdet au9enbldlih ;urilds
Suihiden.
SD eeitebe, bag mid, bic Sahe iebr pers
orcs, nno entIhlcGen, mid, feiner speiten
8srleeung a,is,uicseu - id mar iiberjeust
eaB bic causwirtbin nit i'm 9ebeimniB ie.
unp id, ourd Ge gum Stactseiprdd pereen
ipiiroe-padte i'd, raid meme Sahen uno
liee MIDI fur ndditan MOr9en in Der ecncC-
ner poa einidreibeu. SD ldrieb nod einen
Iansen porwurfsocllen Brief an meine @Uus
lus, welhen Ge nit ben 9ewanlhten Sas
then erhalren icllte. gnolld1 bat id audi
nod MtB. Smiler um meme Hehnun9,
lpelde Ge mir fur ndhiten Wcr9en auf e.s
mem seitsmpeIten Scsen periprah. 6rUb
meines @utlhluGes leste id mid iur Mube
6rlb am anorrn Wcrsen ,puroe id, seUedt
uno erbiett Die pcn Maoame smiIer pers
lanste Rsdnuns, iersfaItis ais elm Billet
sefaltet. .s
vSd, tfne eaGtlbe unb leie, beuor id
ilpd, Der Strung inue tperoe, fol9enoe98crte:
,,Mrs. Smller empfeblt Gh Der WlB
Sones uno bittet ibr bas Idnsit erwartste
@elo fir Mcbnuns uno Soft ausenblldlih
su ieneen. Sn BET 9esel berednet iIh Wrs.
Smiler allrpObentlid' NIT ihren @dten,
unb oa Mie Sones bis jest uersebld auf
Iadrihten ppn ibrer 1ante in ecnoou mar>
tet, 70 rdtb Mrs. Smiler Der Weie Scnes
trenho""n> 'Pt S'auS MI '." 'oae' ~a"'e
~ oettan,"en. ~. oe.'"S .'.tt %ta"""s
0e''Rf' F'9 ''' W S'' - 0''"'
llnppeifelhaft mar tieie 3ufhrift nur lit
6olse elmer Strung ron Seiten Der Saus-
'p'rtbin an mid selanst 'ineem lestere bic
AAfA e&A
t'llde 9asdn."s tn ~ oas y s eeuseft 9elteat
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-16

3arro Daring. aln btsiem beriibms
ten Danen puroe Dor Sursem IN pbllaoel.
pb'a elne sefahrlihe Operation pcrsenom,
men. DIE Gage ener YIltolentusel, mslhe
er oleIe Sabre IN lelnem So, per trus, murce
sea"oert oa man Ee n,dt berausneb bmen
tann. Ger Dihter 1T jest auf Dem Weae
Der Be6srun9. (YI.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-16

Sen. ScOtt.-9Sbl9bIatrer luhen bae
8erud3t gu Uerbrelten Gen. Scctt murce
IN perpte Dor eIn St.le9s9er,ft 9elteut rpers
Den. Dem 1T nlbt 10, Scott 9ebt nat perp>
te als 3su9e, nlott um bort BON Den @enerds
len 2emlcu, @uibtng nno Buttler 9erldtet
Su peroen. @r iclblt bar> ipie lelne @orres
fponoenS NIT rieJsoepartement oarthun
m.rc, UNI feline 3urldberufuns an9eluht u.
bic Heslerun9 bat leincm @eiud pillfabren.
Oitte Die AominlitratlOn oas 9niuhen ces
Generals Scott per,pei9et 70 hattie bic gam
&c OpppNticn NIT @inemmal ausserufen
Cas 1T cine pclitilde Sntrisue Die aom,s
niitraticn bdlt Scctt in Merfc, camit er
fein @anrieat fur Die prafsent(haft iein
fann!''
Der @ommi0ir Der intianifden 9lnseles
9enbciten bat ben @cn9reB benahrihtist, oae
Die Nesieruns bic Summe bon 8 5,273,O 900
an uiersebn Snotaneritdmme lduloet tpelte
Summe S prccent,SntereGen trdst.
Wean slaubt, baB Die slusbeuts an &upfcr
in BEN Der. Staaten in furSer 3eit 70 srce
lein lperoe, bae @ents, um ibren oerhdltniBs
mdeisen Wertb su bebalten 70 sroB w,e Sups
penteaer 9ematt meresn mn6en. Scllte es
bonn bier Sitre sueroen,. oaB bel feltliden
9eleaenheiten 9elo unter bic eeute sespcrs
fen wirb. pie in europa, 70 pilrfte man Id
nid3t wnncern, .peit Viele oapon umsebrad,t
rpuroen. Cine slrt &upfer fennen mir iebot,
ooB INNER ieinen Wertb bebalten wirc, mir
meinen casjenise auf ben Na,en uno @eGhs
tern alter 3eder, oas 1T 70 bi0is nidt su err
perten fsnoern erfcroert cine uuidhli9s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-16
9fltiltilter g.
Anant'tat SrancDpunibe unb anoerer aeilt.
llNef 9etrante. (9lcfe)

Gtmas sum 3 d, Itabiren. Ter
0e'es9ebun9 BON sllabama aberreid,te br
ebatIes Srieorid @ouefIusti BON psnia.
t0mst' |" po9nat De Ia Serafe be la pcauel.
la're, 9'nonnt paoiDon, cine 8ittldrift, in
Der er rtadiudt, ieinen Namen in Gran,is
S"ncan rerdnoern Su burfen. Der lestere
Nan'en 1T jseenfaas Der einfadere.
(SIt. @orr.) Il
Se'hen alten Tamen pber reniqlfens elm
Stnd bon 'bm fonnte er benz permad,en pcn
meld!fm Sean paul iast: ,,Namen nennen
o'd n'@t'" Wenn ben bis jsst tein gsame.
uennsn tounfe, 70 1T Oa cine quite e,eleaen.
ee1t fur shn 6u einem Iameu III fcmmen.
usoer1aupt louen Die eeute, BON peIden N an
'a9t ras lle tsinen Hamen baben, fld, I'M,
e'H S'nd bon oielem bemiben, es tOnnte
Vfanhem oamit sebclfen mereen. @f.
GIN t.-Der sroee Somet, mel.
@en mani p'nSres Comet nennt, lra nah.
reno oes 8ebruars am pimmeI iIdtbar ,per.
oen' Ga mir jest auf @rcen Gen. 9aplOr
"ho Com Shumb iabeh 70 tits uid5t mebr
ais redi uno b'llis, oaB Der joimmel (Id, o,,d
MS sSert Iest uno uus etmas leben las.
lenIt tOante man ia nidt mebr nit precipSa
lpreben ~sluf ben joimmel mus man bau,
en-" Selb'9er Somet madte flt i'm Sabre
l264bemerflld unc ipdterbin tpiecer imsobs
re 1856, iu relher 3eit sr Der @rbe febr nas
be fam. Die aitronomen baben bered,uef.
oas er ale 292 Sabre eire 8crfteauua aiebs.
cas mag aaenfaas i'm 0immel qeben. peir
oorf' tp'e mon hort, Die Aussaben febr oe.
Ing i'no' u"o man ftine Muuiclpulttdtsl,
esnj unc feline Staatstaren iu besablen bat.
'route Der Comet bier auf groen nur aue
e9- Sabre eine GorlfeIuus seben, 70 propbe.
'eIben mir lbn, oae CT bon Der @roe febr
oalo ant ben puno fame. Iebrieens alan,
'en soir nlht raB eeute BON relp. Tamilie
s1nen NorteQunsen beiwcbnen perccn. po
'r l'eb nod nIen:als 9ennseno ousweilen
'rnnfe, 'per er leL pober CT fcmme unb rpos
9In CT ''abmals 9ebe. Sb9leidb er ,pobl Ct.
pas S'dt oon ft 9iebt, 70 it oas bod, bet
pe'tem nIdt b'nreldeno, ,umunsi in aaepuns
'e seau9e"ce Srleuhtuns su seben. Da Die
eometen mmer elnen srOBen Shpeif hin,
ter I'D, baben, 70 slauben piele eeuts,> Ne
Outhrltten ben 9lmmel su pferoe, ubriaens
ut es mOsllh. eaB eiejenisen eeute lld Be.
oeuteno lrren.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-19

'LLlN~ tNi- f,r,asFy
~ 2 POrHlSs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10
LETTER VIII.

The whole system of Christianity ap-
pears TO have been set forth BY its Divine
Author in the Sermon on the Mount, re-
corded in the Sth. 9Th. and 9TH chapters
OF Mathew. intend hereafter to make
them the subject of remarks much more
at large; tor the present | confine myself
merely TO general views. What | would
impress upon your mind is infinitely inn
portant tc the happiness and virtue of
your life. as the general spirit of Chris
tani.y and the duties which results from
it, In my last letter. showed YOU from
the very words Of our Savior. that He
commanded His disciples 70 aim at ahso-
lutte perfection. and that this perfection
consisted in self-subiugation and brother
ly love. in the complete conquest of our
own passions. and in the practice of be-
nevoience to our fellow creatures. A
mong the Grecian systems of moral phi
losophy. that of the Stoics resembles the
Christian doctrine in the particular of re-
curing the total subjusation of the pas
sions: and this par, of the Stole principle
was adopted by the academies. You will
find the question discussed with all the
eloguence and ingenuity of Cicero, in the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

persecution and death for His sake
" hat else is the book of the "Acts of the
Apostles" than a record ofrhe faithlulness
with which these chosen ministers of the
Gospel carried these injunctons into exc
cutlon! In the conduct and speeches a
Peter, John and Paul. is there anything
that could Justly be called ..tame or alb
lect!" Is there anything indicating re-
semblance to the second class of charac-
ter into which DR.. Paley divides mankindl
II there is character upon historical rec
ord distinguished bv bold, inflexible, tie
nacious and intrepid spirit, it is that OF
Paul. 1t was TO such characters only.
that the Commission to '.teach all nafions,' y
could be committed with certainty of sue
cess.
Observe the impression of Christ, in
His charge to Peter; @ rocky and upon
this rock will build my Church and the
gates of hell shall not prevail against it.
DIR. Paley's Christian is one of those drl-
vers. who. to n vulgar phrase, can ever say
no, to anybody. The true Christian is
the 'Justum ct tenacem propositl virum''
Of Horace, (the man who is ust and steady
TO his purpose.) The combination OF
these qualities. SO essential 10 heroic char
acter, with those Of meekness. lowlness
of heart. and brotherly love. is what con-
stitutes that moral perfection Of which
Christ gave an example in His own life.
and to which He commands His disciples
to aspire. Endeavor, my dear son, to
discipline your heart. to govern your con-
duct by these principles thus combined;
be meek. be gentle. be kind, affectionate to
all mankind, not excepting your enemies;
but never be "tame or abiect;" never give
way to the pushes fimpudence, or show
yourself yielding or complying to preiu-
dice. wrongheadedness. or intractability,
which would lead or draw YOU astray
from the dictates of your own conscience.
and your own sense Of right: till you die.
let not your integrity depart from vou;''
build your house upon the rock. and then
let the rains descend, and the floods come.
and the winds blow and beat upon that
house-''it shall not fall, it will be foun-
ded upon rock.' Soprom;ses your bes-
scd Lord and Master, and SO pravs your
affcctionate Father,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

We find the following in an English
paper. from speech delivered by Mr..
Cooper, at meeting Of the Order. ia
Greenock. Scotland. Mr.. Cooper said:
1.-The origin OF the Order Of Odd Eel
lows is Of very great antiquity. twas
established by the Roman soldiers, in the
camp. during the reign Of Nero, in the
year 65. AT that time they were called
Fellow Citizens. Tho present name
was given them by Titus Caesar. in the
year -, from the singularity Of their meet
m. and from their knowing each other by
night and by day. and their fidelity to him
anu their country. lie not only gave
them the name of Odd. Fellows. bat
at the same time. as PIE ..se of friend.
ship. presented them with a dispcnsation.
engraved on plate Of gold. bearing tho
different emblems such the sun. moon
and stars. the lamb. the lion. and The dove.
and other emblems Of morality.
The first account Of tho Order being
spread in other countries was in the 9Th
century, when it was established in the
Spanish dominions. and in the 9th GEN.
fury. by King Henry in Portugal. and in
the loth century, it was established i'll
France. and afterward by John De Neville
in England, attended by five Knights
from France. who formed LOYAL Grand
Lodge Of honor in London. which Order
remained until the eighteenth century, in
the reign Of George the Thirdly when n
part Of them began to form themselves in:
to a union, and portion Of them remains
to this dav-,he Lodges which are now
very numerous throughout the world. and
call themselves the Loyal ancient Odd
Fellows. being a portion Of the original
body. The Manchester Unity is Of more
recent date. although there is no doubt Of
its emanatng from the same source. Its
first introduction into Manchester was
about the year 1900. by a few individuals
from the Union in London. who formed
themselves into Lodge and continued in
connection with them for some time, when
some difference caused them to declare
themselves Independent. and thus have
kept their word lndept ndent."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

The MAJOR GENERALs.-During the
last session Of Congress bill was passed
providing, among other things. that upon
conc fusion Of peace with Mexico, the
President shall select one Major General
< two Brigadier Generals from those in SER
vice. 10 be retained, while the others shall
be dismissed According to this law.
either Gen. Scott or Gen. TAYLOR must go
out Of service Immediately after the treaty
is ratified To prevent this. bill is nov
before Congress to repeal this provision,
and after discussion, II was. on Thursday
last, ordered by the House 20 be engross-
ed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

II tell you what it is, daddy said
young chimney sweep to his father and
master. .'if you don't give me ninepeace
on dollar Of my earnings, III! do some
thing dreadful, l will.
''Why. what will you do, scape- gal
lows" replied the senior-'run away or
down yourself!' .+
Worse than that. a darned sight: III
go and bind myself prentice TO a lawyer
[ know one that will take MEL
Don't now. Cupid, talk in that awful
desperate. wicked way" rejoined the pa.
rental darkey ~"Do you want to bleak
your poor old fathers heart! Loek!here'a
a quarter for you, to go and shake props
with, if you like; don't think Of disgra.
cling your family by anything that's low.
The u,t., in Lake Erie a. Buffalo, on fhi
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

from the same source. however Gfferen,
from, your own. And may the mercitul
Creator. who gave the Sculptures for our
instruction, bless your study .: them. and
make them 10 you fruitful OF good works!
From Your atfectionate Father!
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

The water in Lake Erie AZ Buffalo, on the
18th, Elk inches lower than II had been ior
30 years b. fore. :.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10


LETTER BY JOHN q. ADAMS IN l777.-
We find the following letter in Mr.. Ever
cts Eulogy upon John Quincy Adams.
1t was written in the 10th year Of his age:
BRAINrREE, June g, 1777.
Dear Sir:-I love to receive letters very
we'll: much better than | love. TO write
them. l make but poor figure at COM
position. My head is much too fickle-
My thoughts are running after birds eggs,
play and trifles. till | get vcxcd with my
self. Mamma has troublesome task to
keep me studving. / own | am ashamed
of myself. ! have but Just entered tho
third volume Of Rollins History, bat de-
signed to have got half through it by this
time. | am determined this week to be
more diligent. Mr. Thaxtcr is absent at
court. I have set myself u stint this week
to read the volume half out. i'll can but
keep my resolution, may again at the
end Of tho week give better account Of
mysek | wish, sir; You would give me.
in writing, some instructions with regard
to the use Of time, and advise me how to
proportion my. studies and play, and I
will keep them by me and endeavor to
follow. them.
With the present determination Of
growing better,
am. dear sir. your son,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
P.S. Sir,-If YOU will be so good -
to favor me with a blank book | will tram
scribe the most remarkable passages
meet with in my reading, which will serve
to fix them upon my mind
A down east editor, speaking Of thu
wonderful virtues Of wonderful hair oil,
says few drops put upon Kittens makes
hareS Of them Immediately. s. .s
Some writer has said, that the fondncss
Of the French people for dancing is to be-
explained and accounted for by the fact.
that, they eat frogs. :.
orAmongst the various plans adopted
in the neighborhood of Sunderland TO en-.
able parties to emigrate to America. is one
Of novel character, that Of several hun.
dred persons joining in swNep Of Isl
each. the person drawing the prize ticket
to take the whole Of the money.
A clergyman in a neighboring city re-
Gently remarked from his pulpit, while
preaching on the subject Of faith, that
faith was Goods Magnetic Telegraph.
One Of his hearers, who perhaps was
more inquisitive than thoughtful, was de-
sirous of knowing '.where the Office is7"
to which the following appropriate ans
wer was given: an ereyy lorly he art Of
prnye1.'
-.s -.
A law among the Arabs, permits a man
to divorce any Of his wives who do not
make good bread. Die such law exist
here. the number of divorces we fear
would be unacountable.
4. Beautiful is tho dying of the sun. when.
the last song Of the birds fades in the lap
Of silence; when the islands Of the clouds
are bathed in light. and the first star
springs up over the grave Of day.
Two Of the smslle st dwarfs in the world
little women-pe;i.e and beautiful ..
fairies, arc said 10 he on their way 70 A.
merica. The star Of Tom Thumb w1u
suffer an eclipse. ~
Political ligh; appears to be breaking
in upon some Of the strong holds Of Loco
focoism in Michigan. The Detrois Ad-::
vert;ser announces Wing vicsosies in Port
Huron and St. Clair, where from time im7
memorial the Locos, have had things 4.
their own way. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10
l am. dear sir. your son,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS

P.S. Sir,-If you will be so good -
to favor me with a blank book will tram
scribe the most remarkable passages !
meet with in my reading. which will serve
to fix them upon my mind.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

LETTER BY JOHN q. ADAMS IN 1777.--
We find the following letter in Mr.. Ever:
cts Eulogy upon John Quincy Adams.
1t was written in the 10th year Of his age:
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