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Oliver p. baldwin.

A correspondent of the Sumpter (Ala.) Demo
cra, in an article on tbe Richmond editors. speaks
of our friend Baldwin as follows:
"Mr. Baldwin, of the Richmond Republican,
is polished scholar, and man of decided genius.
His dction is polished with attic nicely, his hu-
NOR is rich and pleasant and his fancy hangs gilt
tering gem on every question he touches. have
seen some things from his pen that possessed tho
kumor of Dickens with the beauty and grace eff
Washington Irving. The chief merit of his style
is its general freedom from the vulgar, slovenly
phrases used by all our public men, and the man
illness of thought and brlliancy of imagination,
which characterize his most trivial writings
Some editors are more compilers, fit only, like
journeyua1 tailors, to stitch together the work cut
out by master workmeh, and Of course rely more
on free use of the scissors than the pen But
Mr.. Baldwin does not belong t0this class of drones
who suck the life-blood from the thoughts Of 9th
ers without ever making any contributions to the
knowleGge-bo box of mankind. He embellishes every
theme that he touches, and relieves the inspidity
of hackueyed dispositions on politics with fresh
and original observations upon literature or other
matter. Lest it should be inferred that he is
mere rhetorician who relies the tinsel of style
to conceal the lack of strength Of thought. must,
in justice to him add that any Inference Ct the kind
would do him grievous injustice. He is certainly
not deficient in argUmentative resources, nor in
the dexterous use of the articles of the logcian."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-10-06

o. DR.. Wainwright was on the LIST inst, elect
ed, on the 9th ballot, Provisional Bishop OF New
York by the Episcopal Convention.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-10-06

0sr The Rev. Mr.. Foss, in letter addressed
to gentleman in Virginia, dated Manchester n
H., August 23d, and recently published in the
Richmond Wing, says
NV friends hereafc moving, and they will ftfrn-
sh the evidence of my standing and the cstlma
ton in which am held in the community, TO the
South. One thing which the Pierce papers say
of me is most true am an ant-slavery mar, full
clear and earnest have never, however, said
stronger things against slavery than Gen. Pierce,
The difference between us is this: lie speaks
anti-savery for Nothern ears, and pro-slavery for
Southern ears Iproclaim anti slavery erer, and
upon the house-top.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-10-06

&C. Capt KENYON HARPER, of this County has
received the appointment of first Clerkin the Pen
sion Office at Washington
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-10-06
TURNPIKE Notice.

u1uE annual meeting of the Valley Turnpike
i Company will be held at New Market on the
fourth Thursday in October (2sth inst;) meet
inc of the President and Directors will be held at
the same place on the 9th inst
'''0 1890 JOHN w. RICE, Pres.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-10-06
Pole Raising.

The Wings of Staunton have provided tall
pole which will he raised on Saturday next.
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DAVIS CREEK, Sept. "a, 1852.

DAVIS CREEK, Sept. "a, 1852.
Mr.. NEWTON Permit me through your pa
per to notify my Democratic friends in Charleston
that am going for Scott. and will therefore make
poor member of their Vigilance Committee.
decline the honor of serving them in the present
campaign.
With respect, yours, &C.,
LEVI CLARKE.
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THE MARKET PRICES.
sraUsToN PRICES CUnREST.

Corrected ,ve. sy for the Spectator by r. C. BwrtH.
Floun Supiss., SO 10 BAcoS, Hog Round, l2e
WHEAr, per bushel 75c BurTER, Fresh, l2c
RYE per blshcl, SOC CoRS, per bushel, &c
OATS. pcr bushcl, 33c Wool, per pound, aoe
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Shingles and Plank.

THE subscribers have on hand large sHply
Il Of very fine white pipe shingles and plank,
which they offer for sale on reasonable terms.
LINDSEY s. HANGER.
Churchv.Hc, Get. 6, 1852
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ROCKS! BOOkS!!

HARPER'S MAGAZINE for October; In
III Gle Toms Cabin Aunt Phil!is's Cabin
Uncle TOMS Cabin as il is few copies Of
Hawthorne's Life Of Pierce; Life of Scott
ROB'T COWAN.
Staunton, Oct. 6, 1852.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
ST66entltbe 8rIeaife.

Gin gcr,cibniG Der Srisfs, rpstbs bs gum GQthpeb
Wacrsm i'm aIsntounsr YeItOmt Iicseu blisten:
ND9cTes alIsnbsr, Saecb aoams, yau 8aGliet, Glias
Batter 2, Daniel 8ekl 9rtosr nno gcuns, Satob
8cltr, Scnas gR. 9ed. pstsr 8rnbatb, Sotcb 8Sb:
lert, SadIcn 9ie9is, 3bcmaS 8Eafs, Stpbrrias 8nn=
baro, Yster Bopus, II 8sad, Samss Bprns, espis
8etsr, Nlitbad Yrcao, Satcb Stitet, 5atcb 6 Brrp,
QBm. Groo, attancer Gobsch, satsmah Dsbit(, $50.
Dcheb SRr. DaOptiter, 6 9 Dersp, SsGFs Dsis Cos
rtpb Goscr. SCbn SuGmer, Scbn SOsstmsn, Sotcb 5is
man, lncs Sres Ri6lftta Fries, z Gre9len, Socncn
GcSttr Scbn G5rcb, Gbarles Sid, 9erparo @cco,
Sebn Z Grog, 3barnes . @in1nesr, Danid So(Iatbsr,
SbCcpbiuS Gbcu(o, Charts goooy 8subsn @roftp,
QBtliam 8raaa, 6snristta Gsbborrt ebarIsS 8unle-
man, Uoam pore, Gscroe 6enrn, lcrobam bcrn, gDlss
liam 6srs, Daniel oefTman, 6 u bamuct,, 5cbias
bcfTsrt, QRm. ocrn, Sbscocre g. parorp, Daniel pin:
ninoer Gcwin 6arlatbsr, Daniel befTsrt Silena OFF:
ner, Charles Shrte, 9 9S Scbnlcn, StnrD Scbnlon,
Silahman !Rnstbt, I6cnrp 8sntnsttr, Sebn Ssipsr,
Scbn 3 8Gbltr, Dapio atmbts, Gtas atrn. Gpbraim
8naue, GorDaro Bern, Sanlusl HtnnCen, Gtia AnouB,
Gbartss ecuo, Scbn ecfh Sar ecrafh, [Saplcrl G
R ecrrrs Sacmon euorpt9, Dapto g. eitbtenruaIusr,
Danid esbr, Gptraim eanpis, esg uno Gleiu, Mtnfnl
Gttenue ere 2, Daniel eaur, SRrS 9 etncn, Gmno
6 I1ap, @ceree GVdper, Gharles gRcrs. Sranno .
Gcnnsrl Sateb Srmbelt, 9 Ssmar, Semes glafnut
Scbn 8 o pad, IRatbas peeg, GRitbast Ritter, brr;
man, 9pupp, 8sniamin 8upp, Scbn 8nter, Scbu 8e;
aet, Daniel 9Rebcntab, Dopip 8ttter, Sarnes 8etb.
Marp 8Cihoro, Serab 8au, 3 8 Gtaue, Sitsbulan
etattIsr. loam Smrser, Sctcb Sborer 2, Safct Stts
pic, Gnctb ganotrs, SaSo ShauF, Scbn Ssetnpin:
nsr, Sersniiab S6miot 2, acam Sdueioer, abraban,
Gpiunsr, Marp Smith, auiauIttc Sisfyiso, NVnria
Snposr, 6 g @cnSasru, Scfepb 2rlmbrrs. GbarIss
Bctf, Stuas @eapsr, g4m @eit, 6 Weapcr, Char:
les 9Bsanc, gEsbcr anb 5oeirscr EBuffAsr.1 5snrr
8iCano, IRn D @ccoriug SNr SBstano, SNrs S0lIr
@bcetcr, anorco gIinelna, Sranttin Weun9, NRrt
N>aarp NJ6unot, &bartts 5inf, psrrsn Zimmerman
uuo Scbn.
0Rdria G. Sornbe4, @. Sd.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
Der SNcrtb cinrs Soumcus.

Der philadelphia "eeo9sr" nom pcrieen Sreitao mel.
ost. "Gius Surp in Der Suprcms 9curt sat eeftcrn
s;ncn aut'urub fir 5000, ,u Gtuntsn eines Monnss.
pd6em ron rem 9erttaatsn elm Gaumrn atsetiEsn
oper c btIbSoot ,crptn mar, bo6 CT absncmmsn wsr;
ben rmEts Scr utt.nuten sab cine onoere Surp in
oerfdten Court su Gunten e.nes Monnes ufbsr eurd,
glabtdBi9tcit bss @srtasen fine rets pano prrortn
fbieo zine anotrc urp fir $50 fir cine alte Srau,
ipeIee ourtb g1otbdests oss @ertlaeten cine Seb6s
oiaina an rsthten Sano9csnte sritten tts"-Dices
fno in Der 2bat rnorbare Gntibciounetn uno ;eissn
beuilitb pie rpsnie man idb auf Die trs @rtausnns
osuauen Nettss pcr GeristSrpern prrl0gen tann Der
cine. tpd6er leine Doumen psrIisrt sepie cine son,
Hpbspsutenbs eaGs I'M &n9lsib nit Demsnissu Ipsl:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
6; { a . rbeit

1tm tsetsn Sretaa. in Stsr.gNilIcro Saunhip eetbo
Gounm, .berr Satrb Dubbs, in einsn altsr pen "
Sabreu, 10 Nlcnoten uno II Saeen.
am teten Somfaa ben sten gPai. in Stiseermdtuit:
es. in, gRcthsnbstt, Suoitb Disfenoerfer. .@bc9dt;
tin oss Sru. 8eniamih DRfnoerfH, I'M Hitter pen az
Sobren, 8 W1cuaten mo u Sogsn. I'm oarauficl9cn;
ben Ncntoa purec ibre itoifbe Sde untcr Beaeituue
eiuss ;abrsisn Srauerert9es auf Dem WilIsrstouner
GjCttcsadcr beereiet pc6ei Der Gbrp. OF. SbnecI
cine ftbr entiprshrnee setbenreee biat.
On Srstmaunsburl, am 80 aprit Gbristino, Gbs'
gattin pCn Scbu Rara in sinem altsr pcu Sd Sabrcn.
Sn NiebcrIoutcn Sip, am %. ltprit. Gcpba, @hc:
aattin Ssn 5rn. Rnben 9uR, in siaem altsr pen 80
Sabren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
0eel,a Gamntp Gomrt.
(shInl btr MerhanNlulMen.l


Der Stoot ae0eu Samuct Il. @rtb9e&
Giq-Giue 6taqc fir Nrariff uuo Stbla9crc ouf @to
pcn GIIba Scrrtlt-0its III Gle, leete gEcbe rr3dh
ebittlaatel SCbitbts gcuelru. Gin Sober bate ndm
litb ben Nnpun fdr Hn9rff uno Sthdatrd perttda.
Die Surp brudtt isecb in pitm Sail en @srbtft pen
,,gltbt ltbulcig' Gin.
Der 9taot 9s9sn Iar6n cbL-ans
ttaae fir Dittiabh Der GsrtIa9te leoirs In Der Nat
oils ct Die Shat prrtGts, in Dem Soufc hes Sld9crs,
pc CT Ieinrm Bebsrberesr fir sne Salirunefhaft ea
ourb Santte, oa6 CT oemaben Die Sunme pen 25 Sba:
Ter aus Ieiner Stuts 1tobt. Die Surp bratbts ibn
,Sbuoie" cuuuo Die 9curt perurtbelte tbn ueinidb
riatr Gsfau9euhoft i'm Sltibcn 3ubtbaus uno 5r 8ss
;abtuns Der grCieruticustclten.
Wobtcn 9utb ct 9g9en Or. s. 8 elf d.
Dies cine Stage scbraht qe9en ben Ssrtla9tcn CUR
Grtouauno ocn Sthaocucros fir SRieanmeneun9 Der
gBuuporsnriturl peourh 1ld9tr ben Gbebrautb elmer
snsr Nerme prrler. Gs wuroe rcr9etrodt DAB Sla'
aer pom Qftrps fd uno 0Oourjb ctncr lrm brodh !;
oaG Der @Gtoe Der Elm protti3ircnrer rjt it, 9sruen
rpurpe, uno paB burtb rcfin unun0ImsIene Yehones
luna enss Urns, Rliler Den 6ebroub osTtbcn nerlcs
rem babe. Dit@crtbsioi9un9 tshaptts, eaf es pt9tn
Ciaentbumjden lnlltinotn unmE9llcb 9sEpien it Die
9atr berg4uuse ~ ertenuen, uno ba6 eabCr Der Serlu
res NrmeS nbt Die Shulo osS @ertto9ttn iGl. Die
Sar bratbte Gin &trott m 6urlttn bcs 8ti9ers Gin,
fir 1900 Sbotr Sbabencrae uno Gents llntctsn
0CFCos lntbeit hes StbeuCrrtrtrcnnrs narcn
0ruttnmGer lauttt: Cine @sfin9nfltrof pcn 5sbn
Sabren in SllIben 3uhtbouS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
Ctuf 6clcnbsrss GrIutfsn snssrddt)
HFoNETIc METHOD OF TEACHING TO
READ.

IT Is asserted by an eminent educationist, that
learning to read :" is the most difficult of human
atttinments," and every school teacher in the
land knows II to be true The cause of this
difficulty is, that while there are about forty
sounds in the English Language whichhave to be
represented, there are but twenty letters to
do 1t with these, therefore, by twisting and
turning, cramping and stretching, are made to
perform the duties of forty characters, not by
any systematic arrangement; not by representing
a certain sound in one position, and another GER
tain sound in second position, and always
representing these sounds when occupying their
assigned positions; but they are huddled together
here, and placed to fill up a chink there, in such
lndescribable confusion, that the most learned
dictionary men in England or America, have
never been able to fix uny rules or the easy
requirement or correct spelling of the language.
To remedy this serious hinderance to elemen-
tary education, the old alphabet has been revised
and enlarged so as to give TO each sound a single
letter which letter, and never any other, always
stands for the same sound SO that the art of
reading consists simply in being abe to speak in
rapid succession the sounds Of the several letters
in every word. Thus, when the pupil has
acquired the ability to read or TO spell, a few
words of the average number of syIlables, he
has the ability to spell and read any words in the
language.
The following is tabular view of the newly
arranged alphabet; after little observation of
the sounds of the new letters, the specimen of
spelling that follows, can be read without much
difficulty.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
SibcIaeScuSbaft<

Gins Sfsntttbs 8srianmtln9 Der estba GGuntr 9is
bdoscIfhaft foil in ber Sasturosr Stride n0bs Gn,aus
esbatten rperotu, ON 6inrnclabrtsaee, SJ1a 20, um
l llbr SIohmtta9s. N1brsrs 8sosn ntrbsti scbo!.en
psresn, uno maN bcTt ooE Die @erpalter Fncbt oIs
onpers Srsuuss esr 8i6sas ,abrcib GCirpcbucn ptrs
Den. g, MfpB, Setretdr.
ftEGhrp @coel6ath unb 3rcGff lperoen Reotn halten
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
Sc[onDere GDurte
q. .. 9eiieuringJ
Tritotnsbete Drudtrsi.

Sine btfOnbsre Oosr aufsefbctene Court
Der. 8srtsIidbrissn Sieun9 fur cas Gauntp
eeba fol- an ndhfsn Nlontdg. Rai IL,
um 10 llbr 8Ormitta9s in Dem @OurtbuuIs
Der Stoct Iusnfdun 8sbolter msrocn, su
pst6r 3eit au6 bic Irsumsnte in Bssus
auf Oosr fur uno Gsstn ben nsuen Borough
Sreibrief ubssbort wercen fsllsn.-aus ben
acknowledgements,
s1atban WeBger, SGrei6er.
Wai 13, 1852. nqlm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13

der fine game 5uno eintdft srbalt 5000, pabreno
Differ, Gin dsneer arurpd fir ee6ens,sit, limpoc
5000 ertStt llne cine ot9tette ate Srau bfcmnt-r
cine ttbts @eibdoi9un9 an 6one9sIente 750 Sboler.
Man lueig pabrb niht, ct man tber cine fcltbt per:
tebre RebtspItle tadeu cper rpcinsn lr. 9ian fam
in leIbu GutfbdruuOeu tein otiunces Setbt (cnoern
nur unpiutdbtlitbss llnredbt erteRnen. (Srsib. r.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
Opdet>S S16er.

Gin febr f66nes uno suteS QGcrtement
Wodet Buder uno portmenais, pom neue-
fen StpI, fosbsu srbaten uno Su uereanfen
an eem wobIfeien Bublfobr Don
6ntb uno 6reTIer.
1uentaun, 4YriI 22, 1854.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
Oas @briffentbum In 9lmerifa.

prcfshcr S6miot Gin Ybilccpb bon DsutIh;
lamb, miro ndbften MiOntae SlbeHo, nm 8 ubr.
in ber Sbpftcps:pale bobisr, sineu @Crtras baltcn
uber ben msIt9sfdi6tliben Sortf6ritt bes
@brifentbumS in 1merifa.
aue 5rcuuos oer @iGsnfbdft fue eap sinattuosn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
= { ei) q . q triot t.

RS SaS &sifeI- Battalion, Moi. Ga
scb 6. Zimmerman, perfonmeIt Iitb our Sn
fpsction, am Samfiaa ben 22licn Mai, une
nibt am Sreitoa ben 81. Wai ME aut Der
erlfen Gsite eiefer 8eituna an9eSsl9t ltsbt.
Diefe Serdnberuna aefhab curdb cine ueber-
einfunft Swiften Mai. Gitin9er uno 3lm-
anetman.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
G. is! 6 iS.

G1r MAIDEN bem puWfum bcrmit bic Ct9stsrifs
Nn,ciee, boG mir, UNI Dem tisteri9cu Won9d IN Gis
O6ubsftn elm 9rcbss @isbaus 0st0ut uno nit 9utenl
Gs oefiGt buten IBir Iiuo oober I'M Stouos OlS tsi
uus Nnprschsnbsf ben 9Ouyn Scmmsr binourh' nit
oiefcm urtitd Su rsrlsbCn.
5uotsid, MAIDEN mir eas 9utttupi in Oct gNootuhc
llnos9eno oarauf aufmrtam oa6 ss f,br oicnlid IN
bei pcreenmcnesiF Soee6fisn in Ger bGfcn Jabrs5stt
bic erihuume NIT Gis sinjee Gage gut Iu erbNen.
R,atmGBiscr' 8unbsn in Der StGbt pire eas @is
isben So3 on oas SuuS 9Ebra,0t'
IS rpiro unfgr 8etrfbsu FIN. 2uls nIlbs ans nit
itrer 6unpfhOft tcebrcn ouf cine til9e uno pdntri'
tbs gBsifs 81 bspiSnsn.
Sobn 9. Sdimpf
@apar &tsdner
NGai 49,. q
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
Die 2BUbItbdtiefeits 6eielIidaften in
2(IIeutaut.

gBir batsn 9c9enwarti9 in unlrcr Stast nitbt nee
niger ais IA GesUhoftsn sur 9e9cnisitt9en llnter'
(fisuno Die outb gum : iii orn @tnt9en ols 9rs
beims GJeebaften onoeIeben psroen, neil tbrs @tns
'psibunass uuo anpers Gersmcnicn rpc esrsn Gins
IaGrucrts uno 3sidcn allen 9sbt9licbcrn 9cbsim sss
balten rpsrOen, c cas nur re9sma69e Gisper 3utrtt
;u ibren @erlanmlunssn erbolten tSnncn uno fe rcr
Bstrua uno Sintroebun9 fibcr 9ctelIt fne. Da mir
oIautsn oa6 es fir Su1onts interciant lttn nla9 r
iaieu mir cine 9ebrin9te lstert non eteitn Stsls
Ehaftsn uno bsrsn @ntppsds etc. bier fcl9en =
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
@e1cQl6afts z9(uaoIun9<

9is bisbr i'm gtODrsdhdft bslfenoms
8sRufh fts,89bincune unter Der Sitma
uOtf Wiuer ans W ini3, in We6units.
borc, e,dba Co., III arr 12ten Wai 1852
NIT b,icsrfstiset einniIiauh9 oufseI6ft
pOrpen. Si.isnissn Subsr, rpslbs nod an
beIaate Sirma fbuIois fino, Usrosn auf9s-
foroert ansuruf,H urso abjubSabIen bel Der
neuer, Sirna Don MitIsr uno BoDer, Der
Die Bu6n sum GOIIsttirsn hberseben fins.
SamucI NDfilIer,
: SObu WlinidD.
Wedaniesborc, Mai 13. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
Sic ~ Grftc.
Slacntamner WsarftpreiIe.
Gafpn MarPtpreift.,

Stousr, A 25-GRoi,sn. s5-8rsssn 70-Rdfd
fern, 6j -Ibofsr, 45-SIabsfaomcn, 1 2s-Stttfaai
men. 4 50-Sjmctbplaams 2 so @utsr, 20 -
Gisr, 10 Gtbwsin.fIttb, 7-Rbistp, 2S-.bidcrp
bcG, 5 OO-gibsnbclS 4 00-@pps, 90.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13

et6-Sanmt QE
3udamaaren, pine Gspfs, unb bTslstsn.
2siCer &apier, 2tbrebmatertan, etc. BON Glen Gorten.
u-9aarst 8itn6t Sdinmaf ROfn0E pottoup
a Sifbgfdry gBde6sS
oduie, pfetee Sunbe Stauf, S6wdusr
ahsfubf fann 1T bem gBiH
nsHn pn fur 8aaso i'm auStaaa fur pre
butte peraut wiro.
Husnun Nai 13. moons
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
Salt! 2alf!

Ser tfnterSei6nste wiufdt 6aS pnblifum
III benabrthtissn. bag er en- fsinen Ealt.
Sfen in Sub @britball Saunf6lp, nabe BET
S6srsrs 9aftbauIr. INNER pom ausrbeiten
frifbasbrannten RaIt gum Sertauf auf3ano
BAT. Seine preifs fO0ef auejeIt btul9 stn'
ISer an S6ertrs @alibaufe anruft, tann
oalsIbit BON cem Srt in Gsnntni6 seiest
werosn.
Maoi IS. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13

ds FOnetic Aliubet iz adapted tm Eert-
hand and LoDhund ritig, and tul printiD.
ds EerhCnd IL az lejbi G5 comm ritiy.
hwil it iz ritn in wun-fort ov de tim, and
wild huf de labur. SuG il ds simplisiti ov
ds Qrt, dot its prinsipl2 ma be nusturd in
a fu 8r2; and an yrs dali procts fer
munt in rsdig and ritiD, vii enabl de stu
dent tm w it wild surtenti and frsdum;
hwil De sam umYnt ov pructis continud
fer sizes munts or yer, will enabl eni wun
tm tao vurbatim reports ov surmunz, lec-
turz, &s.
Whether this alphabet and mode of spelling
will ever suppant those now in use, is a question
for those who speak the English language to
determine it will at least require the work of
many years 10 bring 1t about. But, it seems
great use may be made of it, in acquiring the
ability to read and spell the old photography, as
the following extracts will show -
I'VE have been led to these remarks by a
visit TO small primary school under Warren
street Chapel, where children are taught in books
having the right number of letters, and knOm
hOIe 10 read and SPELL the moment they ha5e learned
to distinguish these letters. Children that have
enovad tlro months instruction in that school, We
are safe in saying, read with far more ease and
propricty, than those who have been taught
tW0 years in the common school by the usual
method" - Boston Commonwealth
"The scholars which have learned Phonotypy,
and which are still learning it, are abe scholars.
They learn to read easy sentences in from two to
rhree weeks, and will read any thing IN three
months - In our primary department ire don't
pretend TO teach BIC ShOdrs the old IrdY Of TtdHg,
except by the new way first. If | was COM
PEELED to teach the old way of spelling and read
ing, lcouM teach the neto tcGy first; by which
means | should be- as we'll as my pupils, the
gamer By ttpO-thirds Of my time. - Ddpid Pdrson,
principal Of jefferson Union School,"
Scores of results similar to these might bs
referred to, but it is unnecessary at present it
will be sufficient for us, to have called the atten-
ton of teachers and parents TO the subject.
Here is a field for experiment, that promises a
rich harvest, Already, in many parts of tho
country, the new system is being adopted in tho
schools, especially in the cities of Boston, Gin
cnnai, st. Louis, &c. The subject is commen-
ded 10 the consideration Of all interested, and
every individual in community, has some inter-
est in matter of this kind.
Any further information on the subject, may
be obtained through the Weekly Phonetic Aduo-
cate, published in Cincinnati, by Longley e.
Bro, at 81, SO per year, in advance. Phonetic
School books may also be obtained Of them, by
mail, or through booksellers generally.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
PHONETIC ALPHABET.

Each letter has the power, or sound of the Rali-
ci-ed letters in the illustrative words.
Letters Illustrative words Letters Illustrative Words
Iona DOrelS, ErplOdsnky
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13

S@ @ir finb srfubt wCrcen onjuSei
oen bas Der Gbrp. t6r. SrUb 4 nj ddifen
SCnntaa um 10 llbr Sormitta9s in Der Gu
tbriI6en Stride autier prsoi9en wirb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
aaron 1SIinf8
Gts<Griem Sa(Du nnD WariefdtettSGt0Ggs
Samen eaGs 4k 2bat untrba6 eaantus @aabaus aaah a

GCeben wieSer riff
erbaIten un6 immerfoyf
auf Sono einen qrcess
Sorratb BON 1uerEan6
gum
G6cI, nno SriHSess<
cls:;
Se6e 2frt SUDDEN, Tasy
fern, CLANS. 6aloauneR
GSHps)i Gonoiss. Sraus
een, 9smonsr 8siRsus
prnnes. II. +. 70.
NiGe = @Oc0dualit,
@rrnpnhfR, Sofeluifss
WauuilRe. grismnunt.
@i5crfeist eenistte
8ani4le. Grobsaer, 5im@
beesen, Orange, Weancsk
0epfst uno isoe aHsees
Gorte..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-13
II. GGbtrr Der salaGiskrit.

Diticr peiGtibs SrScn III nit oen NRS6i9tritSithntn
rsrrtniitcrt uub wrtt Dem rGmtjhen 3teI cnt9t9tn.
QBir botsn in riGtr Stapt cine @tiiabat oslts Sr:
otn$, n6mIib
3. Serbian ituicr Sc. 40, crrttbttt I'M Sahr
1847, uuO bisFlOe befnoet 6 Fpsl mir wiflsn in cis
mem occsbliben 3ultanee.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-13
F.ARTS MARRONS d

Phabitation de JnAS Rousseau, p%aroisse dc
Observation-Disclosures. rive gauche, lie 2 mars
1852 TROIS NEGRES americans, par
liant anglais ct I'M peu le francais.
70 L*pn, larry, de belle tailIe, ayant
une loupe sur lie cote ganche de la tote.
- Tn autre, Potney, de 5pieds 6 pon-
ces environ, excessivement nofr, sans autres
sigues connus.
LIE troisieme, Bob, de 5 pieds 5 ponces
environ, tres ir aussi, ayant I'm de SEES
yeux plus grand que l'autre ct les pieds tres
plats.
Les shGrifs des paroisses OH Get avis ar
rivera, sont instrument prizes de nous pre-
venir de l'arrestation de ccs trois negres GU
de quelqu'un d'euS, 81 arreslation i! y a.
une ~rGcompense liberale scra accordee
4 toute personne qui, faisant apprehension
de ces negres on de q%uelqu'un d'eux, les ra-
Il leur maitre GU dams nos b%ureaux.
40
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-13

trit sd croupe. Entin, apres cette nou
Vclle course, les naseaux de Eanimal.
comprimes par lie cayeeon, ne I~aissent
plus echapper qn'nne respiration %siflan-
te, ses flames fnment ct saignent. Lors-
gull a cllerche i~nutilement, dams i'acces
de sa tefreur ct de sa rage, d Sc briser
lui-neme pour briser son cavalier contre
un !ronc. d'arbre, lie cheval Sc %reconnaft
~vaincu, il obeit a I'impnDsion du corps, a
l'tperon, a Ia voix; en- I'm mot il est
dompte. Quand an vaquero, il rcprcnd
n%aleine, allume IN cigare, ct remet de
nouveau Ia selle, encore humide, sur lie
dos dun autre animal.
-Avez.vous b~eancoup d'bommes de
cette trempe dams votre pays? Inc de-
manda don Ramon en- me montrant me
demidonzaine dc ccs vaqneros, qni, dams
fmtervalle dune lutte a %l'antrc, essu-
yaient leurs fronts ruisselans. J'ezitai
de repondre a cette question: Ia conpa-
raison des ecuyers de nos cirqnes avec'
ces hardis dompteurs de chevaux etait
trop humiliante pour mon amour-propre
d'Europeen.s Je denandai / don Ramon
81 parlois on n'avait pas de malheurs q
deRlorer dams ces luttes equestres.
-Oui, oui, celia Sc volt de temps a an-
ire, me r~epondit-il dun air pressure salts
fait;-tenezs.il y u rEndensoniaao que mes