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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-21

AUTOGRAPHS. We are informed by friend ofSen-
ator DouGLAs, recently from Washington, that every
mail brings him large number OF letters from all
parts of The Union asking be furnished with his
are always answered as far as the Senator's time will
admit. Among them are many from the hard work.
ing mechanics in New England, who in their appli-
cations, express themselves charmed with the rapid
progress which the young cabinet-maker has made,
from the workbench to SO high point of distinction
as he now occupies.
These are no Insignificant signs of the times.
Boston Times.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-21

The BEGINNING OF TRADE ON THE BALTIMORE
AND OHIO RAILROAD. A lot of -four arrived in this
city, on Saturday, the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road from beyond Cumberland. 1t was manufacture
ed at the Morgantown Mills, the MonongaheIa
river, and was wagoned to the Cheat river depot,
whence was brought to Baltimore by railroad. This
first receipt of the staple article was consigned to
Messrs. ]. w. Ross & Co., and it is stated that a
large quantity of -four from that region of country is
week running to within twelve miles of Prun-
iytown, Taylor county, Va and this week they will
reach that place. Bait. SUM-
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-21

SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING. 1t is fact per
haps not generally farmers, that there are
two parts Of the potatoe, which, if separated and
planted at the same time, will produce potatoes
nj Tor the table, eight ten days than the 9TH
en- The small end of the potatoe. which is generally
1ii OF eyes, is the part which produces the earliest
.ne middle or body part of the poatoe the late and al
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-21
In reference to Kossu.h,s arrangements for resi-.

In reference to Kossuths arrangements for a resi-.
dence in London, we find the following:
1t was his intention, with about forty Of his coun-
trymen, to reside temporarily in Belgium, and there
quietly to watch the progress of events in Europe.
The sole reason why kossuth would have preferred
Belgium England was the greater ecssomy prac.
ticabIe the former country. The altered state OF
France, has, however, satisfied him that the Belgium
government would sanction his residence in Bel
GUM present and therefore, he has fixed on Eng
land the place Of his residence for a season. His
course of procedure, lean from one Of his most
intimate friends, will be to passive altitude
for the present. the assured belief that events are
rapidly hurying onward to great crisis both in Ger
many and Italy. " ,.r.s
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-21

Read the glowing remarks of IS Cosmopolite'' in
another column, and then the extracts from the speech
of Prof. Richardson, before the New Hampshire
Convention, in defence of the fugitive slave law We
proud to ACT with such Democrats as Prof. Rich
ardson. With Correspondent We exclaim, !" all
hail TO the " old Granite Sate'' forever''! 20
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-21

How TO GET On. In a charming book, {" c. on
panions of my Solitude occurs touch or two OF
counsel to young men, well worth reading:
"One of the great aids, hindrances, to success
in anything, lies in the temperament of a man. do
not know yours; but venture to point out to you
what is the best temperament; namely, combination
of the responding and the resolute, had better
express it, Of the aPPrehensve and the resoute. Such
is the temperament of great commanders. Secretly,
they rely upon Rothing and upon nobody. There il
such powerful element of failure in all human az
fairs, that shrewd man is always saying to himself
what shall do. if that which count upon does no,
come out as l expect! This foresight dwarfs and
brushes all but men Of great resolution.
Then, he not over choice in looking out for what
may exactly suit you; but rather be ready 10 adopt
any opportunities that may occur. Fortune does no,
stoop often to take any one up. Favorable opporu.
mites will not happen precisely in the way that you
have imagined. Nothing does. Do not be discou-
raged therefore. by present det.imen in any
which may lead to something good. Time is pre-.
ciOus here.
Get, If you can, into one the other Of the main
grooves Of human affairs. it is all the difference oil
going by railway. and walking ploughed field
YOURSELF You will see. if your times anything
like ours, most inferior persons highly placed in the
army, in the church, in Office at the bar. They have
somehow got upon the line, and they have moved on
well with very little original motive power of their
own. Do not let this make you talk if merit were
utterly neglected in these any other Professions
only that getting well into the groove will frequently
do instead Of any great excellence.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-21

ON LETTERS. Who has ever casually opened a
box budget of old letters addressed ones SELF
and began to read, without being chained the spot,
perhaps for hours togetherf The destinations of
those early loved Ones near and dear. again
round you, and the realities of the past seem more
identified with your existence than those Of the pres
ent. The counsels and chidngs, and affections and
encouFagements bestowed from parents and elderly
friends, full of deep and tender feeling
ly realized when the recipient of all. And then the
little items Of news, and the rafery and the urgent
invitation to visit and sometimes 10 be present in
of interest remind you Of youth, and love- and
beauty, which have passed away. Then comes too,
the mention of the death of those whose memory had
almost faded from you, ones charmed circle be-
ing yet unbroken. Sad disasters come back with
appalling distnctness, and pestilence RACES and
spends its force. Mere matters Of feeling appeared
Of deep moment, and you almost smile at the petur-
baton of the youthful mind that you have seen
the end of ALL The political news, with the marri-
ages Of the day. and the ideas Of about the i'm.
PropTiety of these matters, are before you as
matters of history and you can hardly conjecture
how the world would have gone on without these
events. The inventions and discoveries just bruted,
the books that new, the 6rst public appearance
of the rising scholar, (now of science and of
letters bring back old times" most wildly. Some
whose early efforts and selfdenal spoken of with
satisfaction, have led since then bright of
usefulness, while many an honored name, the PROM
inent has disappeared from the living. The loving
and tie loved are scattered far and wide, and those
who bought existence could be, without fire.
quenty seeing each other have met for years and
years, and strangers have taken iheir places.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-04-21

GERMANroN Masonic INSTITUTE. The exercises
of the first session of this institution closed the I4
inst, the Students As SO in number, acquit-
ting themselves under examination creditaby both TO
themselves and those under whose charge they were
placed. M Everhart, the Principal, appears to be
gentlenanof un,iring energy and perseverance, pos
sessing that peculiar tact in governing school and
imParng instruction so necessary to the successful
teacher.
lis always gratifying to hear of the success
of educational lions, no matter where or by
whom established {; but the success Of Germanion
friends in the establishment of fine school in their
town, after its abandonment county seat is Pc
caliarly pleasing. Among other inducements send
boys to the Germanton school, we ought to mention
the high character and social virtues Of the citizens
Of the village. and the fact that there is not retail IL
quor shop in the place or vicinity.
Greensborough Patriot.
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WORKS OF DANIEL WEBSTER.

We quote from the Boston Post the following no
tice of The six beautiful volumes, edited by Hon.
Edward Everett, forthcoming from the press oil
Messrs: Little, Brown & Co.:
The reader will be greatly interested in the touch
ing dedcations Of each Of these volumes. The first
is dedicated 10 his neces, Mrs. Alice Bridge WhPPle
and Mrs. Mary Ann Sanborn, the daughters of Ezek-
ell Webster, the brother Of Daniel and this not only
for the love Mr. Webster bears for them, but for the
desire, as he expresses it, that his brothers name
might be associated with his own, so long as any
thing written spoken of him should be regarded
read the second is dedicated TO Isaac P. Davis Esq.
as " an affestonate and grateful acknowledgment oil
warm private friendship; the third to Caroline LIE
Roy Webster, his wife, a tribute of his affection
and acknowledgment of her deep interest in the
productions they contain; the fourth to Fletcher
Webster, his son. " his only surviving child and the
object of his affections and hopes;" the fifth to J
w. Page, Esq. grateful token of long friend
ship The last We copy entire, to show the felictous
manner of these dedications:
DEDICATION
or the sixth volume.
With the warmest paternal affection, mingled with
deeply afflicted feelings, dedicate this, the last
volume of my Works, to the memory Of my deceased
children,
Julia Webster Appleton,
beloved in all the relations of Daughter, Wife, Moth
er, Sister, and Friend and -
Major Edward Webster,
who died in Mexico, in the military service of the
United States, with unblemished honor and reputa
ton, and who entered the service solely from desire
be useful his country, and do honor the State
in which he was born.
go, gentle Spirits, to your destined rest;
While |. reversed our Natures kindlicr doom,
Pour forth a Fathers sorrow your tomb.'
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Though this is, of course, by warm personal anc
political friend, who sympathises generally in his
political views yet those who cannot coincide in
these views will still find the author candid and mod
crate, and always chaste and elegant Thus, besides
meeting here beautiful memoir Of the great orator
they will find it be a valuable contribution to gu
political history. The early part of the life is deli
heated with much effect. We could wish that every
young man would read the account heis presented
of she boyhood, youth, and aborious studies of DAME
Webster; that whatever might be his natural gifts
he might be encouraged by such example, to prepare
himself for usefulness by long and severe preparation
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
ltrbcrfiibrnne fir NJlOro.

Sn Der porIeeter 8obe fano bas Ser
bor pCn een Swei pOIniftsn 8rucern Mat,
tbio5 uno 8Iaiiu6 Stupinsti fur Die Gr-
morcuno oe5 GnabCn Sdcob grbman, in
Der Criminal Court Don pbilaoelpbia ffott.
Die SurD brohte Zen Qu5fpruh Sbul.
oi9 teS Morrs5 i'm eriicn @raoe, 9c9cn Die
9sfon9snen Elm.
1(m Icgten Sreitoe madbtcn bic 4nmdIts
Der 9efan9snen Qnfprub fur Elm nsucS
Serb6r, mas isoOb UCn Der Court oemet'
eGrt wuroe. Die gsfau9enen muroen nun
uon Der Court 9efrd9t, cb iie nod etpo5 Su
fo9en bittCn. Ssice ontwCrteten nit Sa.
Matbias fa9te, ooB er Al Der &bat eurh
oen Mann ptrIeitct wOrorn fci. cen bic Sc
rrttioteit nod niht erreibt babe. C@iner
uno ME sS itcint Der Sauptm6roer, III nam
lid sntrcnnen.) 8Ioiiu5 fa9te oo6 wsnn
er beItrGft pcrce, sr oafur bu6e, in ftbIr6-
ter 9ssufbaft 9NpeIen Su fsin; er fei un.
fbuIcia. Matbtas befdi9te oann, oa6
8Ioiius unf6uIoi9 fei uno bat fur feline
SerfhOnun9, bis Ger brittle Mann pubaf
tet fei, ea er foIbe Rahribten rtbeiIen
ttnus, bic Su cefen Serboftun9 flbren m6.
ae.-Oas Sooesurtbeil muroe ibuen eanu
poratIsien uub fe wiGosr ins @efinenis
oebradt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
Scn S6rriS6urn.

Gin feruercS Supplement Su Der Qfte
tie Delaware, 9cda, SbupIfiQ, uno Gus
quebanna &isselbabn @cn,paguie intorpc
girsnc, wurre i'm SCnat belprcbsn une
pa1frt.
STm Gamiiao paiiirte i'm Senat Die
8iu fur Die Srsibriefuna Der
Tarmcrs' uno Diccbauies' SanF ppu
sllIrntauH,
NIT elmer Stimms Uon II bdfir uno 10 ga.
ae9sn. gGenn eisfsIbe dbnIibrs 9lud i'm
t6aufe tat uno e5 III nidtS uneem fr a.
tifb fur ccn 9oupern6r fie Su unter5eih-
men, bann bafommen mir pielIeidt cnelit
tinmaI wieoer cine 8anf.-Sis SiQs fur
ole gSieeerfreibriefun9 Der attsn @afon
Sanf unb Der Qntbraeite Sanf Su Sana
qua pafiirtsn ebsnfaus-fo aud 8iu5 fur
anosre 8anten. Man iisbt. Die Oemofra.
ten iine ben 8aufen audi ridjt 70 ab9snsi9t,
spie fie mantmal por9ebcn! @cusn fsben
roas 9Ouv. Si9Icr tbut.
5aus.-Der 8dhIu6. bic Ius9aben
fur Die Sewirtbun9 SOGutbs uno isiner
Suite Su be5abIen, murce auf9encmmsn
unb nab elmer drserlid,en, unan9enebmen
Debate befbIohen, bic Rstnun9sn Su be.
sobIcn. Die Soften betra9en sl54667
@ins 8iu fur Guittuu9 cinss paTenbcn
@obnboufs8 fur Zen 9ruprrn0r wurce
pnfiirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
SBas syro,esfe fosten.

Srau Saints. WittWe bes Sen. 9ai-
mes, Bat ibren 9rceen proSe6. in msldem
ne sih bsoentsnoss @runpei9sntbum in Nsu
Orleans bsanfprudts, Dor Der Supreme
Court Der Scr. Staatsn usrIoren. 8Or
swonSi9 Sobrsu muroe osrfslbs bs9Onnen
uno ourd bic @sbte betriebsn. Srau
@oinss III babur6 pouig osrarmt uno fou
fcgar burb SsbIfhIa9eu ibrsr grwartun
gen bem Wabuiinns nabe fciu. Die Be
iieunecn ibrss G5atcu, Swei wertbuolI'
pfauSunasn in eouifana, bat iie fur un
gefdbr 100000 unfduft, bic Summs in
ron ben prOSsbfOfen 9insIib pafbIunoen
fOwie fonlfige un9efdbr $4,000 idbrlibe Gin
finfte. 2tu6sroem Bat lis bsi ibrsn Scr
wanotcn unO Srsunocn nod beosutsnet
8orfdl6s srbObm, abn aneS mar per9e
bpnS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
sspn gaIifprniett.
Sfnfnnft Der ,,Grcsecnt Gitp" NIT 4, ,5OOti
600 Shaler In OpIoltanb.

QUO &Daiet 81 OplDtfdub.
Wsupcrf. Mdrs so. = Ser Ddmpfsr
Grsseent Gitp Ocn Gbasrss, fam bsute
ubeno nit 2i0 @oGa9ieren uno Il WiI-
lion 3baler In @Olofaub bier an.- unter
Den 9oiIa9iersn befanosn fih aud eini9e
Der DsIeaotsn BON Californian nab est
QBbi9 NationaI GOnurntiOn. 8iefsIbe1
fino fur fciusn bCfCnosrn @anoieatsn In
(truirt.
0m 81. Sch. murte 6a5 Stibtbeu Dom
melville ourd Ssurr srff6rt. 8TIult ilber
10000 SbaIsr. Ser Shabmeiacr cor
@dlusros Gauntp III nit 10000 S6otel
eurdas9an9en, 70 AUDI tie S6aemrilfe'
uon Soeramento uno Sou!umne, isosr mil
9roesn @elofummen.- Der @SIcsrtrog ucr
oen Minsn bat stwa5 ab9enOmmsn, mel
dies osm 8o6srmau9sG 5u9efbrisbsn piro.
inerm febr tpCnig Rs9en in lester 3sit &C.
tatIrn it, Scrbrsdn iino Defenders II
ben 9r6Bern Stdotsn am 3uneb M en-
namsnticb ginbrutbe uno Gdubereen.
1ttab.
5u Gan Sfabsl fol- i'm NoUembsr cir
6a9etfturm fattgefunrCn uno Der tSaas
bis Elm SUE Siefe aefaueu fsin.-9ie 8e
ridte Iino bis gum Is. Nopsmber.
9anoipidb.Jnfrlu.
Die 8eritte 9eben bis Sum 7. Sebruat
Gin fOnoHbarss Ratursrei9niB III Gnc
Sonuor Su 9onOluIu oor9sfatIen. Sat
Wscr hiso ndmIib Su elmer lOtheu S6be
oa6 5dufcr uno planta9en ibufbwrmm
murosn. Man Gtbrdbt ooS Grsioni6 un
teriroilben puIfonifhsu Grdften Su,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
Nns 2inupr.0rIct.

1m tteten Mtlttrch railirte I'M Sfndi
bi(es StaatS, nit elmer Webrbrit Won bpei
oas 70 ciclbiprchfnr GiQuOr9sIrH nidt is
bod oas unfprlu9lits ,,Moiue @efse," I"
foneen in elmer etmaS anbern 9CfaIt nam
lib nit Der 81 @dllcnsn" GluuId. Die
Biu, mslbe nun nod pom t6aule paiiirt
uno prm @ruuernbr acnebmgt rusreen mu6
ets fis Geleg III, perf19t i'm @slentIibcn
foleenee3:
Qbfhnjtt beiiimmt, ta6 e5 Nismanben
su ir9tne elmer 3sit erIaubt fein fol-, berau
ftenbe SIhfiiafsiten, m69rn es fptrtu6fe,
QDein Cper MaIjgetrdnfe, Cber cine sri
ftuno bon etna5 pTfclbcn, cbtr ir9Gno cine
.aucre SliTiisfcit iciu, msIte bsrauftsnoe
Giaenfboftfn beiiet, rroer CT feIblt nod
burb frinen GIerf, 9isner Uoer N9Cnten
nireft cer inSircft Su fabriSiren Cbtr Su ver
-faufcn, au69enpmmcn mie bIsrnab be-
ftilnmt III.
Nb1bntt 2 bciimmt CAP tic &ibter Der
Court uuo Die Gauntp @ommtfiUners idbr
lid poffnce prfOnen Von mcbIbefannten
ebrtihen uno md6ioen @smCbnbetten an
fleurn, wclhc in fCIhen SaunltipS unc
Gtdtttu inuerbdlb be5 @auntp5 an enem
pa(Icntm Qunftc, 2Beine uub ancere Gie
0ucrs fir IocramentaIt1the, meeictnilhe,
uno artilli1de 3msde uuo fur fcine onceren
8wrfs fabri5ren uno usrfduftn. ScIbe
perfcnen feuen fir eiu Sobr angeifeut, t6u
ucn otcr meQen Setegun9 oiefs5 Qfte5; ie
ber5eit nab 8efaIIen 9enannter NIbter unit
Gommii'cner5 ab9efeet wsrSen.
2bf6nitt Verfit9t, ta6 iete Qerfon,
weIbe terauIhcnce 9etrdnfe perfouft 9c0en
bic 8crtcbruu0cn ticGe5 @cfeee5, fir cas-
eric 8U9CbGn 80 8boICr, fir bo5 appetite
60SbaIcr II. fur bo5 critte uno jebe5 fCIoenbe
8rQcbcn 200 SbaIcr, iammt ben prOfrcu
tionstofen tebaDlen, uno cine @Cfin9n5
ifrafe pcn niht weniocr oI5 2 uno nidt
mebr oIS 6 WCnate rIeicen IOa, etc.
2t1tnitt bsGiimmt. ea6 wenn Swej
ahtbare 8ur9er cine bcciei9te GIa9e ool
einem Srie6en5ridter MAIDEN, boB Don ir
aeno elmer unberGdti9tsn Qerfcn Giqu6rt
sum 8ctfauf QebaIten mcroen, 70 fou csrer
Ginrnfhnm auf pcrnrfthrists"t 2frt turW
fubt, unb wenn eer9Icihsn @etrdut 0cfun
ben miro, ouf ole in Der Gfte YOr9e16tsbCnt
Msife Suf6rt werten.
QbfdniIt I3 tefimmt bd6 tis Grrtsbr-
nnQen biefer QFte nitt augewanbt wereer
fcQsn auf Sabrifantcn ron @ein oecr 81
Der, ctsr 8rauer oOu MaI5iqu6ren, Coe,
9iiilsr pon fpiritu6fcn 8ctrGnfen, wcttbt
bisfsIbs bircft aus I9ricuIturYrocuFtrn ma
den Cbsr tiRiGirsn nur eUrftn lic foldr
@shdnfe in ri6t 0cyiu9cren auantitdtet
ais 81 @auontn utrfdUftn.
Gbftnitt II uuo Is btiiimmen, baB be
Der ni6ilen ou9emeinen Babl i'm SdObe
Surd ea5 G0If uber biefss 8sfeb ab9e.
ffimmt merosn fou, uno msnn uon ce
Webrbeit teiatfimmt mttc. lou raiIeIbe an
lfen @ai 1858 in Rraft trctcu.
Sotlte bisfts @ciss pafTrcn, 70 wneer
.oir toun ole &srttbrun9sn erfcIbsn gan
putIi5iren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
SSiHrnftDnftIitbc 2Iuf8aben.
81 o. 8.

3pti gaucrn fhidttn ibrs 8nctts pr uualti6sn
3ett nat Der Stact nm 8itr u bcltn. Der srlis eibt
ltincm Rusbt Schauu GiGlo fir Quart 9ttr uuo
rim GiefIB Srn s Quart Snbat. Der 5tucs Tdidt fez
nsu Rntbt gJlicbad zine SuuOe ipdttr uuo aiGt ibu
AUDI GSdo fdr 8 Quart oiGt inn abcr Gin Quart Gss
fiB un0 elm 5 Quart GefiG. 8eice bsatanCu fid unz
ttrut0s. Der Schu fact u 0Idbacl, ee fti teiu 8ier
mthr in Der Stact gu tatcn, inbtm CT bie lcetcu 8
0uorts 6etcmmen baGt. ribad tittrt rabir Cen
5cbanu ibm eie ,6dlfts ron ktucm 9ilr 81 9ebcn.-
Sit rusretu sn9. Stun 1T Die 5ra9s: 98is hoben
ne oas Bigr pen rnariCtr gemtl3u, cbue onoers 6ss
fiFs ;u boGsu, ais 8 SUayts, ) Quarts uuo Quarts
5nboH?
(9. g., EQntaunl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
Seineins Scbrlen BON 9yennfDl.
nnnicn.


Der harrisburg ,,Gepiicns" pubti5irt
fclsenbe utbrrfidt Der Gntfbsiounssu oss
Supetintenoentsn Der 9smein Shuen.
Sine Committee, erpdblt in sinsm Cub
Diifrift Su ir9sno elmer anoGn 3tit als Der
ourbs @dse autborilirten, bat Feline Nu-
tboritdt bu o9irm,-nidbt msbr als Oh iis
niemoIs erwdblt woreen. Wenn In Cnem
Sub Diifrift feline 9efselitb eripdblte Com
mittee III, 70 fallen oersn pfi6ten uno Sc
malt auf bic Sireftors 8oaro.
gGrnn bic Sbul- Direftorcn nbt ale
bic in ibrem Dilfriff n6tbisn SduIsn, re
nigfiens trsi Wonate in iscem S6uIiabrs.
i'm 8anse baIten, 70 fnb fie elmer QmiS-
8srgebun9 anfIo9bar.
SeffsntIite 8crfammtun9en baben feline
@tmaIt, Sbullebrsr obSufegsn nod oubu-
ifelIcn, ousgenOmmen in Sduen ben Sbwie
rigfeitrn jwifben ben Dirsftoren unc Der
Committee eines Sub 0illrifts.- Direfto-
ren mhilen bic BON ibnsn ourbS 9sieB pCr'
Ian9tcn pfiCtten uoubitben, bod fOlIten Te
bel errrn IuSubung, fOpsit ais tbunIib.
auf bas SuIanesn oes Solfs in ibtem 9i.
iiriFt Ghdiiht nebmsn; gseterc5 fam ie
bod bic SGbanoGun9en Der Grfferen nht
9r9en ecren @inwiIIi9un9 eontrOliren.
ShuI' DireftCren tnbru au iCbCr 3eit Die
9cwaIt ciuen eeDrtrn fir unfibi9feit, @rau'
lamtcit, NadIdiii9fsit oosr unfibuibfeit'
Su cntIaiien unc fotiten in Der Qushbuna
oiefer 9sm0It prompt pstfobrtn ocsr ale
NAL, menn cine Ooer bic anbere bsfer 8e.
fdulol9un9en 9s9en Ginen esbrsr beltdti9t
lno.
Der Superintendent BAT feline @emoIt
SiretlCren bu Swinaen, einen Gebrer Al ent'
loBen, eOb iino bic Grtteren jeeerbeit ber
NnfIa9e pcn SGgsbuug fir pernahIilii9rn
uno rermeiarn ben Scresrunesn bss Sc
leee5 Su piufabrsn, untsrwOrfsn Die Di'
rsftOrCn iino fur ben @sbolt cinss 9efeeIid
on9efelItcn GebrrrS ni6t psrftnIi5 psrant-
pprtlib.
@enn &aunfdip5 8clbdtt fn6, 70 wirp
Der abeI, In wrIbrm bic Sbul9ebduot
Iottrt lino, Der Gsncr fur bic bei ibrer Gr,
rthtun9 befiimmten Snede.
Nue u9c9enitdnbe Deer Sin9r. tnrbar
9emaht fur StaatS Ober County 3meds,"
fino tarbor fur S6ulbwefe. @elo ouI
Sinfeu III fCIolib tarbar fir SbuIbmede.
Die 0ireftcrs 8caro bat bos au5fblic6
lihe &ebt StuIbiufer Su GOtiren. IS il
ieoOb ibre Yfibt, oisfeIbsn an folbeu
punften Su IOFirsu, ,pis s5 lib fir bic Sbn
Ter, fir beren gluRcn lis errittet perSen
am bGiten pa6t.
Gin Schiller fam Don Der S6ute midi
GuSpcnpirt Cccr Ou5QefdIO6sn mcrbcn, e.
fei otuu nnotb 9enauer unrerfudung unc
Ubb6run9. sine5 wioerfpsnifi9sn uno IN.
perbeferlib fhIe6icn 8etra9en3 in psr
Shulc, ftuIot9 bsfunoen."
BCcW Stul DirettOrcn nod S6uueb-
rer ttuneu Shhler Swin9en, fur ba5 SduI
bau5 9CIi Su bouen.
Shul 0WSttOren b0bsn Gcwatt, riner
iibrlitcn Gar Su ofIeliiren, wettbe5 oefhe
ben mub on Ocr por Dem erten Montat
i'm Moi-i. G., SmiIbcn Der 3cit Don Sroa
niiirun9 Der SCotb no6 Der idbrIibrn @ ob
pcu 0ireftorCu uuo oem Crfen Wontoq
i'm fcIocnoen Mai. 9tnb Grbctun9 ciefct
Sorc5 fam turb bic 0irsFtOrcn fcin anoc
rer Sor fir coGelbe Sabr OiIe1Iirt wnoeu
CNsutraIilfD
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

%Giue @iftmiftsrin, Nunep 5ufforo.
i'll in Baltimore auf bic 4nfla9e. ibre orei
Wdnner, bic ale balo nab Der 8srbeiratb
un9 oetorben ruaren. pergiftet ju baben.-
Der esidnom ibres Ieeten Mannes, Der Dor
orsi Sobrsn eellCrben mar, wuioe aus9e9ra'
ben uuo bic dsmifte Qnalpfe er9ab, ooe
in bem Muscn OeGebn Grfcnis snlbaItsn
mar,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

Gin aIterecafer. I'm 13. Mdrs aart
gu Ct. eeui5 Der bsrahtiate eoaferSad So'
psrS in sinem alter ucn 63 Sabren. Die.
fer Mann bate nnt s Srauen, pou eenen bic
Meiitsn III 9Ieiter 3elt lsbten. er mar lis
NAL arretirt 9epsisn. war6l NAL i'm @efdns,
niffs, uuo 3 NAL i'm penitentiarp, mar aus
3 Stdatsn oIs Saaabunc oertrlsben une IN
swei S,aateu aelpnfdt poroen. Sein sissnt.
Ii6er Rame mar &subsn Gcmcnpfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
y ii tIi0 6 8.

@i6ti9 fur 3 Sbff9drtnsr.- Gi'
nsr Der nfOI9rei6ffrn Sbfjhdter in lem
Often 9rdbt in einsm Durdmeiisr BON sini.
Qfn Su6 bic @ros in snrm &reifs nm ben
Stamm bcrum um, uno ohn9t bsnfsIbsD
fart NIT 60Iplos, aus9eIau9ter Gfde. 8no'
den uuo anoeren oLngenosn SubItdnssn.
gr Bat reihIibs @rnetsn uno erbdIt b6bre
preife fur feiu Sbf, oI5 feline Nadbaren,
oa oo5 Sbft qr6BCr uno mSbIfdmedtnber
in. ais oa5 Sbf ienrr, wsI4e fsinen Suu-
ger anmsncen.
Sur fiir 3 abnpeb. GopaI @umni,
auf9sI6f in @6lOroform, ii cine febr CUTE
3ufammsnfebuu9, um einen boblsn 3abR
ou5SufutItn. Die Qnwsnoun9 1T einfacb
uno leibt. Wan rsini9s Die 96blun9 uno
befsutts ein weni9 Baumwous nit Der 3E'
iammenfseun9. uno flGe bic lo66lun9 ca-
nit auf 70 wrroen bic SdmerSCn beinabe
pl6stih nahtaIsu. 9a5 GhIorCform ent.
fernt Die Sdmtrssu uno Der @OpaI. Summit
wiouifsbt Der Birfung css SpeheIs uno
oa Die Gnp snoun9 70 an9enebm 1T, 70 f6n.
nsn 0icisniQsn, ,peItts nit oiefer ftmerSli-
den Rrantbejt 9epIa9t lino, Iei6t sinsn
8uGub oamit ma1cn.-So fa9t Ger Ga.
lcn Stmoerat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08
SSpn gSaFCbimAtpr.

Genat-Gine Ssntf6tift pOn Bur
germ @iseOnlin's fur 3uriidnubme oes
SlhttIinss SfIapsn @efeees unb cine Dent
f6rift pcn 8hrssrn pennfplpanienS flu
cine MooiiSirun9 oes sSarifs wurrsn pcree
Iegt Gin Gntrag. atIe Dsntlbrifteu fur
Die 3urh6nabms oes SIu6tIinss Stlapsn-
@efsees Obne @sitrss auf ben &ifb Su Is
aen. rpuics nit 33 Iu IL Stimmsn on8s-
ncnnleH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-08

Sebuleircftprtn:
0~TT. 6. eamues LOG 05-aules Gttinaer 122
6. g. MaHp 62 8crnburO Gssls
SScgmeiffer;
or salcmcn eutas 1l3 G5-5cbn 6aorntutb 90
SaIcmru GrcB 90 Sec. DStbubCto go
Charles Gjrcg 80