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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Educational Progress.

We are gratifed to learn that the Trustees Of
Union College contemplate such An extension Of
the existing course Of studies as 10 include the
more useful applications Of Science to the Arts
s,ch as civil and mechanical engineering agricul-
tore, and agricultural ard mechanical chemistry,
SC and also French ard other modern languages.
Many Of these subjects have been there taught
before, with greater or less development but the
Trustees now propose such change in the sta
tutos as will allow applicants the privilege Of
pursuing such branches Of study, and s"ch oniy as
they may consider most useful for their future
pursuits. Ia most collegiate arrangements the
student IS, we believe, obliged 10 pursue the
whole course (which be entered upon only
after much previous labor and costly prepare
ton before be can receive diploma Of proiicen
cy. BY this plan each student will obtain such
diploma and in such studies as III express his
tc,usl Attachments while, to those prosecuting
the usual collegia.o course, and u those only the
usual collegiate diploma will b. given
In order to carry out mos, efficiently these i'm
movements, the existing Proiessorships in the
Colleges are TO DO vacated at the next d" Com.
meucement.' AID the new system organized by
the substitution of such other Proiessorships a.
viii require to be Of once filed, the vacancies in
the remainder to be supplied as soon as the fund,
Of the College will allow The plan embraces
Proiessorships Of Moral Philosophy aud Rhetoric,
o. the Ancient Languages and Literature Of
Mathematics pure aud applied Of Natural
Philosophy. theoretical aud practical; Of Natural
History and Chemistry Of Preach and other No
dem Languages aud literature Of Agricultural
Chemistry, and Chemistry as applied TO the Arts
cf Civil, Typographical and Mechanical Engineer
iog; Of Ancient md Modern History Of Law and
Civil Polity; and Of Anatomy ard Physiology.
This one step IA the direction we have so often
advocated, ond we rejoice to see that one of our
Colleges is about to be 50 remodcled as to assume
amore popular form, not only by the extension OF
rs departments Of study, but also by the throw ne
open Of us doors to applicants Of different degrees
ofa,iainmeut, with liberty 10 each to study what
ever he may desire. For our numerous young
men OF natural ability bat limited peouniary means
ofculuvainp it this change will be especially wei
come; and n wildoubtloss be cordiallyrccei,cd by
sa-peoplc, since, even in England, tho UrivcrsI-
lies Of Oxford and Cambridge have been forced by
the public voice to enlarge and popularze their
courses oi study, in accordance with the progress
,i the times to n degrcs which is nov in thnt
country the theme Of general SUI rise and eratu-
ls0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10
CITY ITEMS.

NEDSEsDAT. bay y. l-ij
rY' A card. signed By number of our most
prominent citizens has been addressed 90 Mr. Aacready
ia consequence OF report tnat le had determined t'
1--WE up hi. farewell engagement IA this City 10 ac
count IT tho ou.rsy- on Monday evening Ae trust
.n a-r-r-r1nrut may Boz aie which will AZ least show
taat The good sense and justice n this community cut
wcirhs the spirit % Not and r9wiyisn sometimes *
-.,ci Attached fo the card are the names Of ogden
Hoffman. Washington lr'irg John r. Bartlett Francis
r. Cu,rn.. Moe. n Gnnuel Willis Ha. DAVID Ora
ham John IS Fr.nci-. Herman Melville. 4 Il Noah
William Kent r A. Dlycsnck. snd many o-aers
ArrFwPr TO PoIsp>.-A woman nam ed Nara
rot --- shout O'Clock this mouln4- attempted io
uurrh asc ar-r- m several drug store Tor fae plrpo
af t -orirr rsr-ef she ws- locked up - await nc
r.flru 0i her sober sensfs
RESCUED FRoN DsovSl>c.--A man "a med hIe
sy-r Reed .4-t m-At i. nt0 tne dock ~ ~ ioyl %
Cl.s1i.r...r tut ~s- rescl-ei By officer hadiofd
ai0 was laar ~ -he time BE vas taken - me l-.'
Ward Station hou-s aad provided tor
Forxn DEAn-A woman whose name was not
sscertaned Wa ast gAt found dead ia The 5A'enen
on house SO. - O-ans-st. Tie Coroner 80 ho.i -A
inquest THIS afternoon
Pclt-r Cors7-Ot5rer- fel.maa and liar 9nzer q
.ie Fo4rl ~ sri. .s-' ~l- ar-r--ri Pr u-'i =
....el Sar.He. ST. A1n P4rai-. a l claff~ %
o.. .| /. l = D..
.. d.. N---5-.--f Inrf r. ll-N io. q itl lD.l
sm.rlrog. Ou- John Joyce ~a- ar''' az ~ :"
.1-f Ul-tt frr r.-r ar f.- above 4il.-'' @-' '-
| sane t0 rae- been -iu..r. Commune
Observation-Disclosures farther change thar Is ~"
| sscertsiu.f the Loco-Focos vii have l0 nisJ''
o. In the Senate & IL tie House ani Il On Ioi-
ballot. Returns IN t!e F.aca'th De1r' .. l'. -.
Edmonsous msjonty ia the Mid Ls.r'' -.
sith Pccahoatas Bath and Hish.a.S % hsA
-, TRchmond Times, sth.
sup Ashore -Theslip Seine recently ia1n's =
AZ F..ax vent s-aors ~ sunday last. .el"~'n Df.-ss
uart AMI Black Roc =. While beng to'rl -D'L ~ 81"
| F--L-a strong ea--erIy wind blowing a ne -ilf
Irr r..t- have al been CT away. ani -5e Is repof'
| - bsr. ~ fer % uatcr hfr hold Re va reg
r-.l u a.ut u0 to1-. ard ~ led or ne hayfe 80
| - ~ fn.ursuee Hartford Times.
| Rtca SPECIMENS o. GOLD.-We have bee
| shown number ri very ncn specimens Of gold Or
| from the Booker ming Company o. Buckingham q
Va This nine nss been worSei for some tine vi
great sueess., By tts PropnsEors, wrn, N No,eley
| Co Richmond Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

~ Oh gu.te whistle readers aimi-ati-n lis
xaaeer.n-s 10 the Levait. extending over = pe-
rod o. nearly ten wears. atcunled IN adventures
many ofttsz attended with ex--sm ne peril. = hich
are ia with irmi,sbe n0irs'S and skill. The
book is lot continual narrative Of travel. but
seriesoi detached records 70 which a unity Of IN
terest is gwen by the purposes and tastes Of the
author To his search for uanuEc-.q ts aud il.uni-
mated yospei. Of the earlier ages Of Christianity
he visited the Copiic M0nssteries At the Natron
Lake., m tae boilers of the Libysn Desert the
Csuvsu, e.. the Pulley AZ Thebes the Wh.e Mon
aSerr. the Convent Of - Sabs on the Dead Sea.
the remarkable Greek M0nssteres Of Meteora At
the base Of the Thesss.isn Olympus, ard those on
tie sides q Msuat A;h-s Many Of these had
never before been visited ty Frank snd retain
almost xi.hou, ch ange, the rites AMI habits Of a
,b5usa,d vca-ssro IL oil ei- dark and foli cham
bers are faund 81. endd mssals ofihe tenth ninth,
AID evcs Of the fourth century. offerings from the
Coustsut.nes ard the Emperors % the West and
sometimes copies q the Greek Classics, of won
derrul att iuity Toe feld was comparatively
unexpIored. and Mr.. Curzon's revelations VIII be
new To- al Who read ther,. II Is fortunate for the
reading public that these curious monuments OF
early Christianity have been Gnearthed by 4 irav-
elfr whom Il IS 50 plessauttc follow. W .hout the
IMAGINATION which gives such a charm 60 Eothen
there is A. elegance and picturesque simplicity in
ne LANGUAGE equally rare and delightful The
book 8 proflseiy Illustrated by wood enersvings
In the highest style 81 srt executed IN London. Il
e issued simultaneously WITH Msray's English
T. l..... ,rI tho euflor ~acoives bs a. arc 81 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

McHIcAS--The Liberty portion OF the Free
Sellers OF Michigan are to hold n State Conven'
ton On the goth Of June. They oppose all coall-
tons with the Castles, and 90 for Immediate
Emancipation at the South The Van Buren, Lo-
Goa who are only opposed to the Extension Of
Slavery refuse 10 go into this Conventlon' ms we
learn by their organs in Michigan. The Free
Soil Locos las in Wisconsin, are willing to form
union with the Cass men on certain "condltions.
But one paper, the Battle Creek Calhoun Coz
Michigan LiJerfV Press, (which supported Hale
and Van Buren, Alternately goes for the June
Abolition Convention. The AnR Arbor IlH'
Democrat. Lansing state Journal, AHesan Record
Grand Rapids Enquirer, &c urge a coalition
with the Hunkers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

DAHCOTAH. or. LIVE AND LEoENr7 o. TiIF sioux
AnorNp FoRr SMILING. BY Mr-. May fA-r
Ny With Prafac- hy Mr. {. hiRSLAND -
John Wiley. ld hroafway
In her graceful and appropriate preface TO tns
work. Mrs. kirkland justly commends al endtav
ors 70 preserve some record OF the customs beliefs
and traditions Of our aboriginal tribes While We
can scarcely 20 as lar as to assert with her that the
material flr An American Had Is To be found
among them. We heartily join in encouraging ali
efforts - collect from the fest tisaPPearing races
of tie Yves, all that shall hereafter form the basis
of an original and srkius branch OF our literature
The celebrations OF ancient remains made by Mr.
s,uis- the extensive .liection Of mythoog a
tradition. given to the word by schoolc-s't. aid
the interesting physical sPeoulaiions OF Morton
and others. have contributed very materially to
,ls'st,ck and their importance IS beginning 70 De
realized Mrs Eastmsns volume IL composed
,-irciosllv of the domestic or historical tales Of
,ba sony which she collected during several
wears residence at Fort Smelling, at the Falls OF
s.. Anthony. They give very interesting n
SIGHT into the habits OF that fierce tribe. The s1o-
ne, Of the "Maiden's Leap and "Oeche- None
sab are told with spirit and in picturesque ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10
GoSSIP. ART AND LITERATURE N PARIS.

English Inroad NJ Paris Fun Of the thing
French Politeness-Caricatur Lamar
line. New Magazine &C ialists- isuixot-
fiOnarrhi-t Pamphlets-The Dsughtey Of
Marie Observation-Disclosures New ope-
ra-NaNerbeer Misunderstanding Con-
BeethOveu's Heroic SYMPHONY
-R0>sini Insane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

VERMoNr.--A State Convention Ol The Free
Democracy Of Vermont, will be held at Mont
pelier on tho 3lst inst. or the purpose oi nomin-
sting candidates for State Officers, and transactng
any other business which may be deemed neces-
sary Edward ID. Barber w p. Russell, X. l.
Fuller, Lawrence Brainarj, stephen Smith, l. +
Chit,enden, aud q. w. Butler, sign the call
The AniiSavery Hunkers are specially invited t.
attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

~ Tho China news yesterdays paper was
copied from the Ka,tsRoi wig mistake the com
potter made II The Isislltssae9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

" We are indebted TO Livingston Fsrsos
Express for the Cincinnati Chronicle OF The 9TH inst IN
arsnce Of the mail from which we learn tina; Colonel
tenion arrived in - Louis on the ri inst Senator
Oorwin has reached his home from Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

Ty' TIRE AMERICAS MycHANic'' ADVOCATE
AID WoakINcNAN's JOURNAL "a good Weekly pub
h-hed a, Philadelphia hy Nr. DAVID p IHoNPsoN-
hs- iu.t entered upon 10. Third Volume IN meat typo
graphical dress The Alrocaf' il the mou'hpiece OF
the Order OF United American Mechanic and is do
vote. 20 all measures restuy 10 tho interests OF that
erfe aui respectable body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

MIssissIPPI.-Ge Reuben Davis, .Loco,) has
determined to run for Congress in the lid District
whether nominated 10y the Loco Convention or not.
In the lst District Major "A. Is. BRADFORD IS
proposed as the Wing candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

fitting language The book IS embeiii,hed with
views Of the scenery around Fort Smelling. from
drawings by Capt. Esstmsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

UaFUL INVENTION Me- mote y yo'a - CO.
tas and Hoops.-Mr. Samuel Pratt OF Boston, has
invented a new plan of coupling together collars
metals, hoops and bands. BY his discovery sheets
Of metal are joined. to any length, without the use
OF riyet. Peculiar Sits are made in each end OF
The collar ribbon or the band Of the hoop, or IN inc
sheets Of metal, which enable one sheet or band
70 dOyets into the other-when blow from
hammer joins them as eifec,ually as by melt
hs' Hoops can be thus be dove-tailed much faster
ND al less expense than by the old method,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

EDUCATION Is WIsCoNsIN-A series OF Edcca
tiona mee,in.s was held az Milw aukee, wis
IN the latter part of April by invitation OF the
State Superintendent Of Public Instruction where
Ia statements were made of the present condition
Of schools in Wisconsin, and the importance of
general mavement on the subject.
At public meeting several resolutions were
ably advocated aud adopted providing that In the
system Of common school education In the state,
TIE principle of the graduation Of schools should be
Incorporated the Importance OF the iorma-
ton of a Teachers Institute at Milwaukec-and
that a Common School Journal should be estab-
hshed for the diffusion of correct information on
the subject OF schools and education. and that 1t be
furnished to every school district of the State. At
the pubic expense. The introduction OF voca'
music SIS branch Of instruction was also recon-
mended whenever practicable. Wisconsin Is
gong ahead in many useful measures OF Reform.
INSANE ASYLUM ~ ALABAMA.-We learn 10y
the Montgomery Daily Joarnq' and the Tasca'o0-
"a iqiepeHdeat Mohdor that Miss ID. l.. DIX the
celebrated philauthropist is making al effort for
the establishment OF al lcsanc Asylum under
State patronsge--no Institution Of the Kind *
isting in Alabama. Miss Dix's remarkable sue
cess in other States, particularly ia North Caro-
Inns Will no doubt secure Legislative action on the
subject at the next session. Miss Dix proposes
carrying her views personally before the Legisa
ture. and in the meantime she has iorw aracd -
the Secretary of State her effective North Caro-
Ina memorials Introductory 10 any action on the
humane project
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

II The Amercaa Neciquic IS the title OF a
nea, Weekly just started At Poushkeep.ie By Nr GEO
S. CLARK t- devoted % the interests OF the Undue
trial pursus and the accredited organ tor This state
OF the order Of United american Mechanic ia
appearance il handsome Success 70 if
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

-ar --- about g O'Clock this m0ulnl. attempted p
rrrhse ar-.r- m several drug store Tor fae plrpo-
af t..-ruir- rer-ef she was locked lp - await ~
r.-4fr 0i ler sober senses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

PRoviugNcT, r. I.-THoMAs N. BURGESS, Esq
ha. been nominated as the Wing candidate tor Mayor
If Providence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

BrRDs.-On the night Of the hire In butsw.
Thousands upOn th0us snds Of birds Of all ksds known
10 the country crced ia Wild confusion over the burn
ing mass The elements over hesd.wcrc one h'ing
moving body Of lie and animation. The circle 10 whien
they moved extended for more insn nan a nii,e' IN
mo the lame. while others dropped deed all around.
Birds tia, only make thsir sfpesrsnee periodically
we're ,hereo1t Of sne-snd those that wer, believed
To burrow, during large portion o. tns yea. o.sa N
What .ees 70 De general jubilee Of the inhabitants
Of the str. lAu""" way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

RgscrFDFRON DROwsiNG man "A med he
.y-r REED .4-f mlAf il nt0 me dock ~ ~ io,l %
llsfi.i.r-..f huf sa- rsscu-es By officer hadilfi
sI0 was laar ~ -he t4me BE TAKEN - me lalfl
Ward Station hol-e aid provided tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

PoarR,lr Or LANARrlNE.--A Pans letter 10
the J,ar4oi ~ Cmnu-- says
Mde Lamsri.ue has readily consented 90 ltiOf pos
traif 20 Mr Powell. who Is employed here by our toy
eminent u painting the discovery ~ the sources oi nf
Mississippi hyde Soto The portrait - 90 De- pfc'eh1
ID ~ rne Historical Society % New York. To judy
from the reputation ~ the artist the performance ""
be- satisfactory iu every respect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

F0USD DEAD.-A woman whose name ".s pr.
.,.srad wa. last %. .lt found dead The ba.eIneni
on house 50. - O-ans-st. Tie Coroner 80 ho.i al'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
S5ranpretb's 9StQell.

Die 8ranorstb's piun fno sdnsIib vs'
eetabiIiIb uno alIein na6 iOIden @runbid'
sen sematt, weIde cine lan9e Grfabrun9
alS ritti9 erprObt bat. GS 1T ieet feins
Equalization, msnn man in &ranfbeit feline
3ufu6t su ibnen nimmt; lle iinb ats Die
beiisn &sinissr Der @in9eweice uno oes
Maeens befannt. unb in allen opspepti'
fben unb bili6Ien SdtIcn finc iie oI5 cine
srOse Sssnuns bstrabtet. Ssee SdmiIit
iOute cisfe pilen i'm 9uufc baIten. Wsnn
seb6ris sebruu6t, i'm Sale Qr6enei n6tbi9
III. miro nur febr ielten Elm Softor notbls
fein. Su alien Sducn pon Serfditun9'
Suiten cber Rbeumatismus, iino es eIeeer
eeneen ibrem &orpsr fbuIoi9 cIele ptuen
ju 9ebrauben.
~ Sbiae faitb0re piusn ilno in Der
Druderei pcn 9ut B, . Oun9 u. Srsr'
Ter, in QGentaun, III BADEN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
ME ana eIt= 4aIbe.

Oieiabe befist Die Strait, ollie dussrIide Shdoefs
frcfulSk Seudht9tsien uno sifti9s Mnnesn iidb hsr
aulsn SNaterisn enhseissn u niahn uno bsiIst bauu
oielelten.
g2snn rctbt anaapenost rpiro iie NIT 9set abskno
aeuannt, esnn es ai6t tauni cine Granfhtt, 6lesrib
ccer innsrIih, be petdbrr lie nht nueen ipiro. Sd
bate fis felt pisrbn Sabrsn 9sbrouht bei allen 8riitz
trantbcten, eun9cnaus,cbrun9 uno ettertsfhwsresu,
nit esnsn bic erSFs Geubr uno BerantpcrtIitst pcrs
tunpcn rpar, uno i'd ertlire pcr Dem pinlst uuo ben
G2enlhsn, oae fe ndbt in cusn en9en SaIIs ssfsblt
bat III nueen, tptnn ber arante nctb innerbalb pan
Grreitb ,ntulhttdsr 6alfsmittd mar.
Sb babe aer;tc ssbatt--ssIsbrt in ibrsr yrcfiTcn
b babe preot9er oes Gpan9elnns eebatt; alosrnldus
nrr, lopctaen perren ucn Der 9rS6ten Gelebranfst;
uuo cine Wenss ber armcn 9cbrautc e aaf ises n69s
ide gSef; uno es er9ebt cis Stininie: ,gQtaater,
bsius Salbe III gut"
8cpfmeb-Die Sol6e bat 9psrfcusn ron 8epfpeb
pcu DpStiahrisr Dauer 9cbct, uno bic oafsbe rs9ds
mdeis iccs SBetbe sebabt baben. M
Saubbst unp Sbrsnlpsb wirb auf slSibr gBeil sss
bcIfcn.
Rbeumati smu s.-Dis Gal6e sntftrnt bsis
nabe oussntIdtib bic Gnbdnonns uno 6sfhwult, uors
auf ocr Stbmsre aufbSrt.
q alte SiiBs.-enn9enaus eseerttfbwsrot,
Sbmer; auf oer 8rult cosr in Der Se, ausfauen bes
6aares bas elmer coer oas onosre be9lets fate ibs-
Gs 1T Gin idcres lnjsidbcn ron Srrutbet pcnn man
fae SdGe bat. Disi' Gabs ii oas pabre SsiImittsL
[esIs ben Ge6raubs;3cttd auf psr Shabtd.
9si Sercflta, attsn Stbaocn, Grrfpelas. Galfus..
esbsrbedprrbe, ipthcn au9cn, lpas9efbtpir, psbsm
6atS 8rcnhitis. siternotr cper pebsr Bru adlpsner
2tper; allen 8ruittroutbcitSi,, os afhma, Drid,.
SCbmcrj 70 tps bsi ptbtn eippen. aufssipulnesnsn
bSnocn Gelhpuliten, 6outousltldecn SreitbsuIsu,.
ncrrilhen Srautbsitn ecs Rtdsrats, slsbt ss tsiue
iset bctannte NllseBin, Die 70 gut 1T.
Grinbtepf-QB QBr BADEN Sale pen eisfr
6rantbct pirtib atbsitt pShr tbcn befanntsn gRitf
til ltrpcb als bsr @cfhdhtcit ron Is bis 20 1rstsu
ecrcet battcn. Gin Wiann berbtste uns, bas $500
an iusu 8inbsrn fir pice &ranthsit nrpsnost bate
cbnc ir9cnb ciui9sn Gueen m erbatsn, tperauf sniss
Sbohtln bietr Sate oieidben bclttn.
8ranbwunosn n.-Sie III bas tsiie Waittcl in
Der SSelt fir granepunocn-(etit Ole @e6raubsaus
wciunssn UNI bic Shatbsl)
Grabau9en.-D Die qrlsatnttibs 9upsneuns
ocfrr Gaf6e rpiro Die ardbau9cn ltsts pcm 9Radfcn
haltsu. eCute braudsn ME init oCnclbin espa9t fin,
psnu fie bic Sa6s 9strauhtu.
@dtbue 1osr.-Sautnos pGbsu iabrli6b burdb.
cidc Galbs 9cbsiIt.
| Sstter.-Gs eittt nibts bsfsrcs fIr fis 1dluns
ocn Setter. GRan lcie Die @sbraudanipslinasn nm
bic stadhtd cr9filtis. uno Isse fs bsi fdr frnsrs
8erpsiin9.
Marnuua a.-8riue Gal6s III dtt rpsnn ni6t
lltr uno &C., nit elmer SSpsr auf sosn aufbrisstis
acFhristcn III.
017-prsis 25 Gsnts Dis Sbadtd.
Somes M'1nifr,
1utini9er Gioeutbdmer or rbisen gRsoiiu.
Nssntsn-@utb, gruus une Srsnu.
gRdrj l. lS49. rqlJ
|
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
.&Qlf! GQlf! .Salf!

5u Qnfanse oes Monats MdrS, unc BON
fsIbissr 3sit binfort. ia INNER bel Dem I'm
tersei6nsten, in Glib Mbsitbau Saunibip.
frifhecbrdnnter &alf Su erbaIten, uno jwar
an fctsenten prsiBen: @sr 100 Buldel
nimmt erbdlt osnfsIbsn an 6A Gents bas
8ufteI an cem Sfen, wsr oaruuter nimmt
an Gents, uno ssbra6t Diro cerfsIbs nad
aaentauu uuo Die ndmiitbe @ntfernuns an
I9H Gents, uuo anone @ntfernuneen i'm
8ubdttniB. Sdniel Notb.
Sanuar Is. s6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08

q 4. Bsbisnsn fib oiefer 9elsaenbeit ibren 9bn'
N iiern, uno oem publifum lberbaupt anjuSet'
X gen, baB fie nsulit baburd, bas Serr pe'
ester Rlednsr, ben Qntbeil, ben SameS eebr
frnbsr in biefsm GtabIfement eienete, fduf'
lid, an tib 9ebra6t BAT, nit etnanoer IN Se'
\ feafbaft 9etretten iino. unb oaB iie nun
Sas 6mtf6ennnaeber SefctGft
oein aIsn. befn psrf6iebenen SWeissn fsbr
q dusseoebnt betreiben. uno smar aufo Der Slos
fsite Der Broabfraee. Der Stabt 8etblebem,
\ fiber Die StraBe BON Dem leuerribteten 3.
p.f6dissn @sbduos, Coer 1rmOrp) alImO ile
Qlae qlrten SnbrtperfG
bieim aem6bnIidsn @ebrau6 iinb, auf tSanc
saSu balten sebenfsn, ODER auf 8effeuunsen, 70
woblfsil. fb6n unb oauerbaft psrferti9en
IA 0weroen, als iic ir9eno fOn(ipo i'm Staat 9e'
d Iiefert merben f6unen. sic baben jsstidCn
einen srOben Stof Subrwerfe auf lSanp,
? nno bis gum Qnfanee Gprils gsosnfen iie
cine fOlbe 1uspabl Uerfertiet su baben, bic
4 ilireenbSwo ubsrtroffen weroen fann = no
bann niemanb feblsn fam fit ;u befristiaen,
Der einen artifsl Der Qrt Su faufen whnf6t,
wenti er bel ibnen anruft.
Ole betrelben aud neben bieiem Sefddtt
/. Die Gro 8 { bmieberei. uno uerritten
olIe 1rt in biefes Sab sinfebIassnce arbeit
,sa Slid.Irbeit. -sur &utfbsnma6rei
sBo9enmahersi uno Sbmisoerei ssb6reno,
spirb ftneq, pinftib unb an bilisen prsi'
fen oauerbaft perribtet.
g ~ 9lltc Tmbriperfe - merbn i'm Qus:
taufd fir Teue angsnomtnen, uno oafir elm
rebtmdbi9er preiB erlaubt.
Da iie bic uusseiudteifsn, uno babsr bic
beffsn unb eef6idtelfen Qrbeiter, bic erbalten
ipereen f6nnen, an9eitelt baben. unp nur
:, lire Qrtifsl aus ben befsn MateriaIien Der.
fertisen, 70 f6nnsn iis obne 8eosnfen, fur
ibre Qtbeit gut ifebsn.
4. tDanftar fur bisbsr eeno6sne Runbidaft
bcffen fie fernsrbin auf bren 4ntbeiI er6f.
fsntIitsn 8unlt, bic iie litb burb punftIi&s
fet unb CUTE Qrbsit fOrtjubsbaItsn ssbenfsn.
.rESD Die 2lrbsiter bic fribsr in biefem
'4Gtabliismsnt arbsiteteu. baben ale ibre Sin.
pilli9uns 9essben, fur bic neue Sirma fort:
ssuarbeiten. &ufet baber an uno iber;eust
Gu6 fsIbff Don Der @abrbeit oes @sfastsn,
unb iie fibIen oeriibsrt. ale pOlfOmmen
..bsfriebi9en Su t6nnsn.
ND Bstblebem. Sanuar Is. 1849 nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-03-08
9Olittel fur 2afnipe6.

perfcnrn Die nit eicIcr |hmcrgidcn 8rauttst ec:
ptaat ttne, tSnucn cine ere 8ur rcu bcm lntcrrits
Retsu, an sinan ocriuasn prciB srhatn. Gs ttietos
0asnitaft I'M bic 5Sbns pcr f,rnrrSr SGulnB ji tc.
nahrsn.-Setcbs babcr eis nit bcm 5obnpsb eeplast
fne, plpsn nun rc cine Sur bofir su rrboltcn il.
Sauicl Sciper.
Die iininycihnetsn, Sdrocr scn Der etaet aacr.
toun, baben ucn Daniel 8sipr's 3abnpsb- Srcpfn
Gsbraub seniOdt uno tSnusn bisttte als Gin trSats
Wiltd ssscn oisft ebmrgids Srontbcit 0usmpkblsu.
9. @. MifIp. Biuiom Burger,
Geo. &iiiler. Seremiab S6nabsl,
Sorab MaiIcp, 6snrp gardner,
Dl. 3adborios, oiram 8crrs,
Rebert Rramer, pstsr 3isbl,
6fnrp Shwart, 6. Ganaewsr.
QB. S. DER. q. q. gan9ep0.
aepantsr so. lS4s. rqlS