24 Sep 1850
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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1850
Page
1
A sprawling narrative weaves a praised vocal performance with reflections on patriotism and exile. It recounts a German song’s stirring power, scenes of applause, and comparisons to Emma’s era, ending with notes on Cobden, Brougham, and forthcoming travels to Frankfurt.
Liverpool correspondent describes Jenny Lind mania in 1850, noting hall capacity of six thousand and sold out seats, with stores and halls boasting the Lind name. The Indian chief arrives late, fights crowding to gain entry, and the concert proceeds amid exclamations and excitement as patrons throng for the famed soprano.
Practical guide detailing an old fashioned vineyard setup with two year old vines planted in north south rows six feet apart. Posts built from locust and pine, galvanized wire No 12 or 18 strung between posts, painted to protect and brighten. Training proceeds from lowest wire to topmost, with annual pruning to balance vigor.
The ex king Louis Philippe died in England on the 26th alt while in exile since 1848. Born October 6 1773 in Paris he lived through the Revolution era and served in the French army before fleeing. His life included vanished prospects abroad and a long stay in Britain after marrying Maria Aurelia of Naples in Sicily.
From the Courrier de Constantinople June 15, the Sultan travels by steam frigate Taif with Mejidie and Esseri Hair arriving at Lemnos then Canée. He reviews agriculture commerce and industry, distributes funds, visits fortifications hospitals and manufactories, and meets governors officials and citizens amid grand public demonstrations.
The text contrasts Victor Suzo and Alexr Dumas with Hugo, describing Dumas as a mixed race man with African features yet influential in letters. Hugo appears pale and intellectual, while Dumas Jr. seems Caucasian though his lineage is noted. Ages range from forty to fifty-five for the men, with Dumas portrayed as untroubled and sociable, and Hugo as concerned with politics and sensitive about public life.
Henry A Wise argues that wealthy bachelors with no children should be taxed most to support a state Free School System. He contends education guards person and property, enabling citizens to read, write, and cipher. The Richmond Enquirer report is cited, noting the bachelor’s lack of family burdens and supposed societal duties.
Wasit Neron dated August 29 1850 acknowledges receipt of invitation to honor Senator from Mississippi S Foote in Warrenton on August 3. Clay praises Foote, calls him an ardent patriot, and says duties prevent attendance while expressing high regard for Foote and Fauquier County. He closes with cordial respect and friendship.
An extended描 description of Hamburg contrasts between the old Hanse town with its Dutch gables and the modern district around the Alster. The narrator notes Paris-like shops, flower girls with red skirts, and mourners in black, detailing street life, attire, and the mingling of old and new in the city.
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