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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

Those that initiate DR.. TOwnsend's Sarsapanla have IN
vaaby called their stuff great ReGdH ter FcaGteS ETC.
and have copied our bills circulars which relates to the
complaints of women, word for word-ot1eT men VINO pm
up medicine have since the great OF Dr. Townsend
Sarsapara in complaints incident to females recommended
theirs although previously they did not number OF these
Mixtures, Pills. etc, injurious 10 females as they aggra
Yate disease and undermining the constitution.
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TO MOTHERs AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sagapana has been expressly prepared In
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
to suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD The turn
of ife should to take it. it certain preventive
for any of the horrible diseases to which females
for several years by using this medicine. Morris it less yaua
BILE those who approaching WOmanhOOd It Is cal
cuated assist nature by Quckenng the blood and Inygo
ating the system Indeed this medicine Invaluable Tor all
the delicate diseases which subject 1t braces
the whole system permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities of the body, not far stimula
ting as to produce subsequent relaxation which the OF
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease By
using few bottles of this medicine many aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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FEMALE MEDICT S2RtN n0iAAN' d.

Dr. Townsends Sarsapaa asOvereign and speedy cure
for ncipient Consumption Barenness Polapsqs Uten OF
Falling OF the Womb, COstiyeness, Piles LeuChoTrhRa or
Whites INSTRUCTED difficult MenstruaOn, lncOntinence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
proatiOn of the systemno whether the result OF In
heen cause causes produced by egqary illness or &C
cdent. Nothing be surprising than lis lnVgOng
effects the human Frame Persons all weakness and las
stude from taking at become robust and full OF en-
ergy under its influence. It immediately couneracts the
neveesness of the female frame which, the great cause OF
banenness 1t will not be expected of in OF so de-
cate a nature to exhibit certificates of performed, but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been
reported to u.s. Thousands of where families have been
without children after using few bottles of this invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine healthy offspring.
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at Friendship Hall, Chartres street, on -- Ga n
evenings 0fcerS-C. w. Whitall, NJ w @ Pat
iarch IL Thomas Jr., NJ G II 2; G. Hooper, ~
Il W 6 Sen Warden II. P. Andrews. R W C ~
Junior Warden II. W Omsted, II w q Scribe; s. w
1 ID IIr..n-,
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The medicines issued by the Graeenbee Comnanv con
sst of Series prominently adaped the disease T which
they are respectively recommended Great disrepne has a.
tached to the Patent Medicine business by persons cIano
immersed powers for single given medicine is moi on1
die but impudent to aunt such doctrine in the face OF an
intelligent community 1t is contrary to the very first pnc
pies of common sense. "a,
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ASN~sS- DASHASt9 VI temperance.
WASHINGTON FOUNTAIN No. 1-NIeets svor, s.,
evening, az 5s o'clock ia Chrystal Fouut Hsi NJ Jay
IChOupouaS street. OicerS-P H. Willard Il u -
u Deacon, P b c. J. Fyfe. A B; Nj C RandsnPi' Nm
COopet as r J; SpTingbett, g r. Bein A G y 1o
dan, w A. Chlds, . w; L, w. Lyons p p B. Jour
ORLEANS FoUNrAIN No s--NIests every saturd,v AZ
gqag ulGgk ~ the I9ll Of PELICAN pysior, oNssrs
I 3al5ss i; Villa E.S S;I \
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~ The Rev n. BANGS, d D. is one of the most cele-
bFaed ministers of the Methodist Episcopal Church; and
FRANCIS HALL, ESQ., equally celebrated the editor and
proprietor of the New ork Commercial Advertiser. ap29
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Supreme C0UrtGeO Eustis Chief Justice; P A. ROst
G. r. King T. Side Associate Justices Eugene Lasere,
Clerk; Felix McCuloch, Deputy w. A. Emore, Attorney
General; b. G. FOnteneau, District Attorney.
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Among the diseases which this wonderful Ointment Is
adapted the following Glanduar Swellnss, AE9em me
Face Sweed Breast and Sore Nipples of Nursing Women
Bronchitis Felons and Ringwonus, Scad Head an9 : an
Invaluable Dressing for Burns, Scads, and Drawn bnSterS
Shingles, ETspelas, Piles. 81
All Bruises and eshcut Wounds cured WIN great "a
pdy; Fever Sores and ScrouOus Sores are soon changed
into a healing condition, and frequently entirely cured
Price % and 80 cents a box with fulI alLecuohS'
CONSERVATIVES, BALM BALM NJ. ~,
nost deSpeate and Seemingly hopeless cured by it.
Price 81
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RHEJMATISM

This is only one of than four thousand cases q
Rheumatism that DIR. TOwnsends Sarsapnnla mas cured
The and chronic cases are weekly eadcaeu W
its extraordinary virtues. =,
tic Asylum Blaekwes Island Is the gentleman spoken Oh
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SARSAPARILLA.
DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA,
WONDER .BND BLESSIvC3 OF THE AGE.

The Most Extraordinary Medicine in the World.
THIS EXTRACT Is PUT UP IN QUART BoTTLEs-IrIs SIX
TIMES CHEAPER AND PLEAsANTER, AND WAX
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, PURG-
ING, sICKENING OR DEBlLI-
TATING PATIENT. III -
TByE great beauty and superiority of this
L all other medicines Is, that while It eralcdts e us
ease it invgoates the body 1t is one OF the very DesC
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known it not only pufies the whole system an9
strengthens the person. but it new, pure anu IG
HOOD: mower possessed by no other medicine. ANA IN
his lies the grand secret of its wonderful success n mas
performed within the last five years, more than lOOyoO Cute
of severe cases of disease; at least 5 600 were c0nSdes
durable 1t has saved the lives Of than 0OOO chndeh
during the two past seasons.
10000 cases of General Debility and want OF Ner-
vous Energy. ,,.-
D Tonsend's Sarsaparla nvigorates the whole system
peTmaneny To those who have lost their muscular
by the effects of medicine iDdlscetlOn cOmmdn IN
or the excessive indulgence of the passions, and Do4gh
general physical proStraion of the SYSTEM
WautOf ambition lanting sensations, premature uecdy anu
decline fastening towards that fatal disease
can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy Inns SaSa
paTila is far superior to any
INVIGORATING CORDIAL, ...l.
As il renes and nvigOraes the system gives activity 10 he
limbs and strength the muscular system, IN most extra
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can De cGTeG
Bronchitis, Consumption, LlUcr C0mPtalRt, COtaSt
CatarTh Coughs, Asthma, Splitting Of BLOOD STtBeSs
of the Chest Hectic Flush, Night SJ1eGtS, D{Dlcut o.
ProtuSe ETpect0rat0R Pam an the Side @c mace zee"
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CITY Optical Rooms.

United States Block, main entrance up stairs
J. p. PAINE " SON, Opticians,
w OULD respectfully inform their numerous friends and
w the public generally that owing to the liberal pat
ornnge bestowed upon them they have been induced TO
remove from their old to their present commodious
roomswhere they will be most happy to wait y all those
who require their services After experience OF
ten devoted Exclusively the manufacture and sale
oSPectacLeS, they feel confident of rendering entire sas>
action TO those who may honor them with their avors.
CAUTION!
whereas il has been represented TO the undersigned by
numerous individuals thai they have been imposed Bpon
by certain dealers in Speciacles who have sold them
spurious article, purporng be manufactured by the
undersigDed-T would take fhis opportunity
OF informing our numerous friends and the public generally
that WE HAVE NO AGENTS, and the Only place in Forces
obtained, is at
The City Optical Rooms, U. States Block,
and they would respectfully invite all those who have
resort to artificial aid for impaired vison call and test
the quality of the above named Spectaces, whether they
purchase or not9 as adjusted by the OPTOMETER. This
instrument inAeued by John Paine for the purpose
OF adjusting the Lenses of the spectacle any
detect of the eye whether it proceed from distorted
unqualified vision cataract or in fact amest any cause
but absolute blindness.
We claim for those q uses the following properties viz.
ls learness and finish be surpassed equalled
by any Lenses of foreign domestic manufactures I'd,
a0erraon 3d. they can be worn for any length OF time,
when fitted by the Optomeer, without iatgung the
or occasonng the slightest Inconvenience 4h, they
pTeSerte the sight and in many cases restore it.
All those qualities claim for Spectacles and
respectfully invite those who doubt and all Others to call
and satisfy themselves, BY personal examination.
The annexed paragraph is the opinion of j. V. c. SMITH,
NJ d., the celebrated Lecturer Optics and the Eye.
He says through the columns of his Medical Journal:
The Editor has leisurely examined Mr. Paines nven-
tion and, without hestation express belief that
ii is not only ingenious, but very useful instru
ment and is destined for extensive reputation when
fairly brought before the public Every
OpttciGn in our large cities would fad his account in hay
Ing an Optometer in his establishment"
The above opinion is but the echo of others,
with which we will not weary your patience, but will
merely say call and judge for yourself whether these
things
N. b. SEXTANTS, QUADRENTS, SPY GLASSES,
and all manner of Optical Instruments repaired short
notice. JOHN p. PAINE g. SON.
Worcester, A pril TO- dwtf
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New England House,
No. III Broadway, nearly opposite Wall Street

New York.
49, THE above named house having undergone mate
f.SR rial alterations and been fitted up in superior
+as@ manner for Ladies and Gentlemen who may want
transient board, will hereafter afford desirable
commodations TO all who may desire quetness and agree
able society 1t strictly temperance house and located
in the immediate vicinity OF business, which makes it
pleasant for business men, The proprietor assures the
public and his former friends that every exeron will be
used for their comfort and merit continuance Of the pat
he has already received for which he very CRATE
full NJ b, Price 81 25 per day.
Aug. 5, 1886. stiff p. WIGHT, Proprietor.
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nosrON n MoRCEsTER RAIL ROAD

BOSTON N WORCESTER RAIL ksIAD
zssa essz1;Ess EEs;Ess:Ees - : - -
Summer Arrangement commencing May l.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worceste, at 81 81. 1t Il. NJ, 40 and T.. ~
The last the arrival of The New raven iralo;
The 81 NJ train will take no one east OF FFnhgham'
Passengers will leave MiIi5ury at Ct NJ and 81 NJ
PASSENGERS will leave Holist0n at A. M and A p
The II train VIII mol stop DIT way N'"iohs " '""s
up passengers
Leave BOSToNGt r 8 Nm 24. 4, 5, 4 ST Pm.
NJ train will stop only TO take up passengers at
WAY Stations for Spingfed or eyond, or TO take up
passengers for Worcester at Way stations vest Of Fra
The SIN train tpiH land no east Of Framinghrm.
The p NJ train will stop of Framingham except
to take up Western Railroad passengers Brighton
Thursday.
The p M train is the New York Steamboat Train, to
Norwich. heretofore, without stops excep;
Frdminghdn1
Passengers for BillDury and HoSon will take the sA
and trains. Passengers for the Norwich Railroad
will take the AM. and % trains.
n. B. The A. and P. trains take passengers at
Boston for New York. via New Haven
Brookline Special Trains.
Leave Brookne at 7. 8, and II and 81,
Leave Boston al ~ 81 10 NJ. and 1884, d a. 64&7k
Ne,0tOn Special Trains.
cave Lower Fails at and 81 AM, %, 5 and Pm.
Leave Boston at II AM, l24, S., 81 ana 8
SacsnUiHe Special Trains.
cave Saxouville at Ct Am. and 81 Pm.
Leave Bost on at 81 and 6 Pm.
Boston, May l, l84s. If VIM. PARKER, sup't.
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Worcester, SOuthbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE,

In connection tcsh The NOrwch and Worcester Railroad
g Ia THE subscriber respectfully IN
HA@ D. forms the public that he haa
NSy.s Ia fkfB established new line Of Stages to
s4azxzE between Webster, South
bridge and turbridge Leave southbrdge AT ST AM and
Worcester and Boston, arriving Boston at III A. NJ
RETURNING-Leave Boston at 81 and Worcester nj
~ p NJ arriving at souhbridge at 81 NJ thus giving
6ouhbdge "a hours In Boston and return the
day. ~ Passengers for Worcester will be set down
at the Nortvich and Worcester Depot.
Tickets be obtained of the subscriber and at Pheps
Jewey storc in Southbridge through Worcester and
at the Norwich and Worcester Ralroad Ticket O!ice
through to Souhbrdge Fare by this route Is lou
by any other. ElH
All business intrusted the subscriber will be prompt
Iy and faithfully attended 10. 1851 -
1r Once in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May1e. JOSEPH SHEPARD.
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Look at This {!

A-S lINHE subscriber will sell his FARM, situated (25
Esf1 4 minutes drive from Main ST., Woreester,)
the Barre Road, aiming about eighty acres-l9
Of which is covered with Wood and Timber; has good
supply Of early and winter Fruit in bearing state well
fenced with stone WALL and good supply owater per-
maps as can he found ON any other estate of equal
Said estate will be sold together or divided as may best
suit For particulars, please call on
Worcester, Dec 8. u BENJAMIN FLAGG.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS indebted TO the late firm of BOND a.
"A FULLER are called upon TO pay the same. All de-
mands that settled on or before The first of Jnv
will be len for collection. JOS D. FILLER
Worcester, June Q, ls45. d6twst
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New Lime OF stages from Primo eton

LEOMARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.
INH subscriber continues run THE Elk.
Esa[azS15 PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
Sgssssg% the safe transmission of Packages Bundles
-AA'-S Bank Notes. Specie and Merchandise generall
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying collecting and
goating notes, drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed TO his care
The subscriber alone responsible for properly eRtrus
ed his care, and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester ia
Salem, Newbury port, Taunton Fall River, and New Bed
ford ALSO to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
OFFICEs.-HARNDEN& cos. Office. 8 Court Street
Boston; j. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main st
Worcester. s. 6. LEONARD.
Feb 25, 1877 DIFF
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT


Commencing Wednesday, Dec. l, 1S47,
PASSENGER TRAINS run daily, Sundays excepted,
leaving as follows
Boston, and A NJ, and i. NJ.
Worcester 81 and 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ
Albany, II A. NJ. % M;
Springfield 81 AM an | 1t NJ. for Albany;
Springfield, 81 A. M, II and P M. for arrival OF
the train from New York; fol Worcester and Boston
DAY LINE TO NEW Y0RK-uid Spring field
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at AM and Wor
81 AM will not stop Way Stations, unless
take passengers for Springfield Passengers pro-
coed directly by way of Hartford New Haven and
arrive in New York by 7 P. NJ.
Returning leaves New York 81 A. NJ and arrives at
Worcester at PM.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston A. NJ Worcester 10 A. M and arrive
Albany ST PM-or euve Boston at P M Worcester
P M, lodge in Springfield, leave 81 next mornlg
and arrive in Albany at II P. M.
The trains for Troy leave the arrival of the trains
at Greenbush
The trains for Buffsln leave Albany at u A NJ PM
The trains ofthe Pittsfeld and North Adams Rail Road
connect at Pittsfeld
The trains of the Hudson and Berkshire Rail Road con-
meet at Chatham.
The Housatonic Rail Road connects at State line.
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect at
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage Brattle
boro Windsor Bellows Falls, Hanover, Haverhll, &c.
Stages run from Charlton to Southbridge-from West
Brookfeld to Ware, Enfield, New Braintree and Hardwck
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Belchertown Amherst,
Ware and Monson JAMES BARNES,
Worcester, Nov 80, l647. dwtf Sup't & Engineer
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For sale OF TO Let.

A~A A SMALL COTTON MILL, situated about u
fnA n miles from Worcester will be sold exchanged
@for other property, or let for term of years. In
quire at the Office of the Massachusetts Spy Oct 6.
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FOR SALE

"a Two HOUSES pleasantly situated on Summer
fMR street, IN the city Of Worcester The first is
IE.iA Cottage House, fronting on Summer g, Nc az
IN the rear OF this stands the two story house. which is
divided into two tenements The above affords rare op-
porunity for any gentlemen wishing to purchase a house
for his own use or for speculation. For further paric
April 10. n
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
& 300 Reward :
North GEORGETOWN, April II.

North Georgetown, April II. iS4S.
We the undersigned do certify that on ,hed
18th. of April 1S4S John Cobbs and Susan,
Musser did absend from their Families and
are now travelling unknown. Said John
Cobbs has left wife and 3 small children in
Knox Township, Columbiana county, Ohio,
and Susan Musser has left her husband of the
same place. The Said Musser agrees and
binds himself to pay $500 Reward for ares
ting them and send them back. Sal
Cobbs is stout men, about 5 Feet in hight
37-39 years of age, fresh color, has sandy
hair very curly Susan Musser is we'll ST.
zed Female, about 22years of age, black hail
and dark complexion. She is Pennsylvania
Dutch and talks the English poorly. He is a
Jerseymenand speaks the English very well.
They left in Yellow Buggy drawn by .
gray mare Of about three years old.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10

Gtnna me S lensburg's . on
De Ddnen. Sitteres Tref.
fen-Her ,9lltonaer Werfur" beridtet
,Was in ben Iesen Ta9en befiirdtet wurte
it eineetrUfen. Die Ddnen baben BIZ
preueiite 8ermittelun9 ,uriidsetpieien uni
lbre lleberma6t benust, um einen ent1he!b.
encen SdIa9 ausiufilbren, pdbreno Die
8unoestruppen so9er;en, thdtig ein5ufhreits
Ell; babel baben ibnen audi bic Wittel tbrer
Marine, bcr bic Scllteiner faum cine nctbs
otrfti9e 9ertbeibi9un9 ent9e9snIuicbtn bats
ten, trefflide Dienite gcleiltet. Dem b!un>
gen @efehte, ramcntlib nm bic 2anounq
Der 0dneu bel Nolnis III oerbinoern, pprans
9e9an9en gu 1FDn. llnlere 2ruppen, rod>
Dem Ge burd bic Qanoun9 Der Gdnen in ibrs
er Slanfe senOtb9t tpurten, bic q ii
tionppr Slensbur9 aufiuee e.
ben follenI d II see lien nDros
I h pon g d les mtg suril If q e.
jo9en baben. Die Odnsn erlitten
fthmcre @erlute. gon unlerer Seite fol-
oas Is. Battalion, nat beloenmiltbi9er Sc
sen,oebr eesen bic llcbcrmadt fat scnS
aufaerieben leDn. Die Ddnen rilften unter
Der Drcbuns. Die staot beideeen su spo0en,
etn.
Gin anberer Beriht faet: uDas Il. unb
16. &e9iment Der Solitetner ftanben, Bis
ATE, bis auf 2 @ompaenien, niecer9efdo6en
maren. Selblt b,ele fonnteu nur nah wieo,
crbolten 8efeblen permod,t werbeu, surifs
sufallen. Die Ddnen hatten cine CUTE Saos
alleriemodt i'm Selce, ben Ncllteineru feblte
es ednslid) oaran. Der G6nis 1T lelblt in
Gleusturs an9efcmmen. Die Ddnen pros
ben, @lud5burs gu be(dieBen. Ger l>afen
bon Slen6burs 1T gang pca bon Gancnenbos
ten. Nean mia nit Seltimmtbcit p,iIelt,
bae Gerra.b ben Ddren ben Sies uber Die
hcllteiner perldaft. Die 9o!lfeiner fcdteu
9e9en ben 1T 1ecer Beiietuns ilberle9eneu
Neinb nit oem ieltcnten Wutbe uno Ser pis
mus. Das Is. Ne9iment t,ahm Stueima
,picber cine 8atterie, bic fdcn BON ben Dd
nen belest mar. llnter ben Soollteinern tpa
rem piele beutIhe Stubenten uno anoer'
nab Der Seeue bss &fplases 9ee'lt
patrioten
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
Oaltet iie! 0altet lies!
S 500 Yelobnuna!
92errs@ecraetcmn. Shit


Nir, Die llnterse rseihneten, beiteinieen, bag
am 49, 9lpril ls49 Spbn @obb s uno
Su1an ma W er lire Samilicn oers
liesen uno jest in unbefannten Tteilen ces
Qance5 1th umhertreibeu. Seiaeter Sobn
@cbts perlies feline Hrau uns orei fleine
.Rincer in &ucr Gaunibip, @clumbiana Co.,
Sbip, uno Guiana Woier perlieB ibren
@beeatten eben baflbf. Sefaater Moicr
periprid,t unb perpfidtct flt, SO su be-
;ablen c,epem, Der iIe fetnimmt uno surilds
liefert. Beiaater @obbs 1T itarf sebauf, un>
oefdhr 5 Nus bod, 37-3S Sabre alt, bat
cine seIunee Sarbe unb belles froliaes 0aar.
Sulanna Moier 1T einnebmeno. unsefdbr
% Sabre alt, BON mittlerer 9rOee> ettpas
maaer i'm geItt, bat fdwarsee 0aar uno
1T bunfler @cmplericn. gle 1T Venniptpa-
nilhsoeutIt, uno ipridt fd,leht englild,: er
it BON Oeep>Scriep, faun fetn oeutId,, fprid,t
oaaeaen bic enaliite Sprade gut. Sie per.
liescn lire Deimatb in eiuem aelben 8usss
NIT elmer araaeu creiidhrisen Mdhre.
Co., Ger @tnienoer beliebe uns bic uns
terShriften einsmlcnben.
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[Scrrelrrnrena tes ,'obic @taats. 9otcn. u
gee ~ Nprf, 80. Slprii, 1S4S

Die Se9eiiterung Der bieG9en Teutiheu
tur Die Heopluttcn i'm alten 8aterlauoe tat
ilh anf bic lebteu Nad)rihteu ebr ab9efitblt
runiere eanosleute iInb untpillig Darltbet, oae
oas eeutfhe golf init ben Se,ptlltgun9en lct'
ser Soreerun9en sufrteeeu lit, uno oaB ee
n'ht bic 9fepubllf ocrian9t. gle erparten,
oaB etn Gclf iIh NIT etne,a Male aus ttefer
8nedtlhoft su ber hDdlten Sreibett erbebe.
Sle erfenneu feline llebergangSsperioce an
'e lpollen benz Gdbrun9sprcSeile Der Waiie
feline 3eit la6en, fIh bon bergebradten Wet'
r'un9en uno ein9eHeiltteu Scrurtbetleu 81
telnt9eu. sic oerIan9en BON benz beutfdeu
Solte, oem Die S3raft Sur pcltiihen @rbes
bun9 bon ben Detitcn ab9elprchen nuroe,
mebr ais crn jetem auceru @clfe. Wou
'lehme Gle @e1hthte Der Ser. Staoten sur
Nano uno lebe wte lan9e ois 9lmerifaner bci
GEM en9llldten partamente petitiouirten.-
Datte oaS parlomsnt Die 6prcerungen oc6
amfrlfantfdjen Splfcs be,plui9t, mare cam,
anSunetmen, odB 9lmcrifa (obalo cine Nerll>
blIt 9encrcen mare ?*) Sat nid}t Nraufreidy
iwet Gepslnttouen ertebt rbne bic Nepublif
Su ertalten, uno 1T ons Ht1ultot Der leeten
nleht ard nod 5wsifclbaft? Naan taceIt Bit
ter Sle Wdnner, Die Gh an Die Spiee oes
Sclfes 9sltelt taben. gs lG6t Ilh nid,t
ldu9reu, oas etn frdftiqeS Mcrt fir Die 9lc>
putIlf I'm 9ltniti9en 9lu9cublid 9eiprchen,
BON 9rc6er Wirftlu9 hdtte 1eiu fonnen.-
Sdcn hatten Id) bier unb Ga Stimmen fir
bic Gcpublif crtcben. 9lllein man muB am
gnoe ocd su9eben, caB Die src6e Walie oes
oel1tld1en Sclfes nod ni0t fir Die Gepubllt
gcltimut it. Nos bGhlte 3iel, bns Gh Die
Sclteflhrcr in DeutihlanO 9eifedt tatten,
mar Die ccnItitlttioneQe Wpnardte. G6 III
jeBt Die Slufgate Der freten pre0e, Die altel
Sorurtbetle abSuIhofen. SIS ptro eine 9Dc:
rtcce Der Gntnldlung I'M Sctfz uuo Stoote:
Seben eintreten. Gs mercen M6nner erlte
ben, Die cae 8ctf Sur aus9e5iloeiten Staats
form, sur Gcpu5lif su fiihren perltebeu.- csa
bas oent{dlc &clf piro II. muB Die 9fepubli
haten - eo1en mir oarum cas- oiele "a
oeln, 70 lange mir Slufrihti9feit uno 9utel
9Sillen fben, eie Sade oes GolteS su f0r
bern; aber last uus uniere Sriloer i'm alte
9aterlanoe in ibren eblen geitrebuu9en be
ltdnoig aufmuntern, tamit Ge reht balo 4
DEM SeiIbe jener Ned1te 9elan9en mOgen, bt
Die amerifaniite Nattcn Sn Der freielten III
ISlidlihiten Ger grce MAIDEN.