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BY TELEGRAPH.
FATAL nCCIDE 81.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20

New YORK, Nov. 20th.
terrible accident occurred about two o'clock this
abeooon. at the new public school in Greenwich
Aveoue. An alarm Of FIRE raised, aud the child
rem becoming frightened, attemptedto make their
escape from the building; large number were
crowding against the banisIers, on the second and
,b;rd door, when they gave way, and precipitaied
the children to the first floor, distance ii some
forty feet.
There have been, already, some twenty dead bod
les taken from the building, and it is rumored that
at least fort, boys and girls are killed The scene
Is described as most heart-rending one. Mothers
ina iantic state sought their children, and the cries
and gruans of the maugled and dying, attracted
tbousaeds TO the spot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

ELECTRO MAGNETIC ENGINE The New
York Tribune of "Wednesday last, contains an
interesting letter from Professor Mapes, t.escrip-
i've Of an Electro Magnetic Engine recently in
vented BY DR.. Page, of Washington Cily, from
which it would appear that the long sought for
desideratum of obtaining motive pow er by means
of electricity has been gained. Prof. Mapes con-
cludes his letter, by giving description of the
engine and its capacity as follows =
ssAfer combating against the friends of Elec-
tro-slaguetsm for many years, do not willingly
give up nv preconceived notions on this subject,
and if is only after due investigation that am con-
strained TO say that DR.. Page has fully succeed
ed in demonstrating the praeticabiluy Of has
iaUentioa The points still 10 be tested are few,
and only such as embrace knowledge of me-
chanics, or such as would be required by a
change Of position purpose Of an ordinary steam
engine, while the late improvements by Grove
! and others, give promise Of great economy IN the
use of the Battery, &c.
Admitting the success Of DR.. Pages engine to
be attained, lis advantages are numerous and IN
valuable.
The cost will be less than steam-engine o.
the same power
The weis hit viii be bat one quarter, if boilers
and comforts be taken into account
The expense of fremen and engineers are dis
pensed with.
Buildings, and stocks of goods, and vessels
may be more cheaply insured than whom Steam
engines are used, as there could be no risk iron
explosion fire.
The expenses of DR. Pages engine are onl
active while the machine is positively IN acton
whereas an ordinary steam engine contnus lis eA
penses whenever the fire is burning.
Dr. Pages Engine, if used ten times durln
the day, of six minutes each time, would haS
but one hours expenses for the day; whereas,
stearrl-engne, under similar circumstances, woul
be subject to nearly quite the full expenses
fuel for twenty -four hours, equal TO The exPeI
ses of continuous work. JAS. ]. MAPEs,
Consulting Enginee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH In AUsT2IA.-The
Austrian Government moi only telegraphs the ex.
changes and prices of funds the different frontiers
gratis but gives the mercantile dispatches the right
Of priority from two till three, that is for an houl
after the closing Of the Exchange. Wherever there
are railways, there two wires, one of which is
employed for Government and private dispatches,
the Other for railway matters, though in case ofaec.
denis, Government and the directors Of the private
railways act ON the principle Of muuaFaccommo
dalion. regular school has long been established
here for the instruction Of telegraph clerks who are
subjected to very strict examinations after each
course.
Experience having shown that if despatch has
to he conveyed greater distance than $50 German
1901 English1 miles. the electromagnetic fluid does
lis work jmprriecfit, NJ. Steinbeil, the ingenious
Counsellor Of the Austrian Telegraph section, has
insented What he calls "TranslatoraR', forward
ersl by means Of which he conveyed dispatches
ion Semln, round by Herrmanstadt, Lemberg
Oherberg, Vienna, and Trieste to Milan in as short
time aud as correctly as from Vienna to the Inpe.
nal Palace in Schnnbrunn. Thus, only the Trieste
ierk Is actively employed in teeg,aphng the India
mail despatch TO BoGenbach, and this is accom-
olished in few minutes. One great advantage Of
he Transatoren is, that distance being Of no conse-
luence, any roundabout way may be taken when the
gore direct lines occupied, and thus the accu-
mutation Of business at any particular station is
5bviated The present length Of the Austrian tele-
Fraphic lines is 700 German, 1920 Engshl miles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

WoRc EsrER County BIBLE SOCIETY,"
The annual meeting of this Society was held
at old South Church Wednesday evening. judge
Kinnicuit presided, and the annual report wa
made by Rev. Mr.. Smith, the Secretary Of the
Society, after which the Rev. r. D. Huntingdon,
Of Boston, preached an eloquent discourse, ap
pfoprate to the occasion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

The Ware House of C. Lewis, Darts Hotel,
with all the buildings between the latter and the
Court House, including Barett's Hotel, and the
store of MI Foukes, at Clarkesbury Va, were
consumed by fire on the 18th inst. With the ex-
ception of Mr. Barllett's properly, there was no
insurance,
The failure of John H. Bowen, OF Memph his,
Tenn, is announced. His liabilities are large.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

The COURIER consoles ilseIffor the defeat Of the
Wings OF Massachusetts by believing that 'theyare
are not cut down." and that they possess consisten-
cy Of purpose" This reminds US Of the cheering
consolation which broke N upon the grief of Mr..
John Dobbn, whose Oldest son died 'sfght in haying
time" SAID the bereayed ather,-"I is a dreadful
thing to lose good field hand, when YOU want him
most,-hn, he was always dreadful eater, and we
shall save his board!-N II. Register.
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" u. Palmer, the American Newspaper Agent
Is M auhorlzed Agent for this paper in the tiles of Bos
to, new YORK and Phladerhia and is dulv emplo, ed
10 TAKE adVertsements and subscriptions at The rites as
required 0y US tits receipts will be regarded as nav
neh's' HIS offices ne, OSrON, Scollay's Buildings
Hourt 81 NEW YORK, Tribune Buildings; PHILA3
DELPIlIA, n. w. corner Third and ChesinnI ais
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NrI-MAEUscRIPT.--We see il stated that Hon
Isaac Davis, Of Worcester, has offered 10 endow
permanent scholarship for the Northern Baptist Edu-
cation Society, on The condition that the young man
who is 10 receive the benefit, is 10 pledge himself
never to use manuscript in the pulpit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

The BoLTERs.-Ii ever men felt cheap, the bolt
ing Democrats feel 10, in the counties where they
attempted to make show of their strength. They
will he obliged 10 the man who will hereafter have
the magnanmIty never to allude TO an act Of folly
that exposed them to political perditon. Worcester
Palladium.
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The Lopez Prisoners.

Accounts from Havana state that nine more pr's-
oners were placed on board the Spanish war steamer
Is,belop the 7.h inst destined for Spain.
One OF the prisoners, named Brackensde' was
pardoned and has reached Charleston.
The Isabel sailed on the S,h, having on board the
body of Gen. Emma.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JoD Printing of all knds-Pamphfts Catalogue
shoD Bulls, Bank Checks. Placars Concert Bills Visit
g ana Business Cards Posters, &c &c, NEATLY and
terms. r f,S
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TIE WIDOWS AFPEAL-


s,,vstay Inv hsnd-oh. tempt him rot,
For he Is all that's Jeff to ne
The sunshine of my lonely lot
The partner of my misely-
Nv ,ussngest b0rns
His fathers PRIDE
Oh, TEMPT him mol,
Take ali beside.
Tsse an beside, but leave ny boy,
Nor tenant him with The accuses Do~h
he * the widows only joy
The salsee OF her Troubled sous
Father and friend
Thv victim fell
Oh; spare the boy
love so wtH.
thrice have seen the vald grave yaSs7,
and sw.Ilcvv, Ia its darkest gioemf
The fo-uss Eve loyen from earliest caWn-
And tho8, alas, didst seat taeH eoO"'
The tempting BOWL
INV haai did mold,
Ard all was done
Fer Psltry gold.
Those paialul scenes can foreso,
This bruised hear can heal again.
And burning Tears shall no mo vet
These pallid CHEEKS 50 sunk VIZ" PAM
An is forgiven,
If thou'tl bet swear
BN Thy hope Of heaven
Thoa viii foThear-
And tempt 60 more my daring boy,
10 taste these bitter drees oil NO
No more the mothers peace destroy
Bur onward let thy footsteps 60
To SEEK The lost,
From virtues ways,
And 10y shall crown
thy future days
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

Since the above was sent, it has been ascer,ained
that, besides those Killed, 70 or 81 are manned, some
of them for lie. Many of the little ones were so
dreadiulIy disGgured and mangIed as to be scarcely
recognized by their parents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

EGg John Talber has been murdered in Marion
county, ILL.,, by David and James Haul, two free
negroes, and John Cooper, white mao, whose
wife is a sister of the negroes, The accused have
confessed their guilt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

wAkrKD-A lew copies Of the Daily Spy of
Nov. l1th. Persons having copies Of this date.
who will leave them at the Counting Room shall be
satisfactorily remunerated. 1t.
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Q be . ally Pr.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 81. 1ssl.

pAdvertusrs wfshsng TO have their advertisements
sPpear the sy, will piee seHa in as early 10 ne
day possible Also these wishing t0ssert sdv'rt'ss
meats the Weekly, should send in IS early IS Aonay
noon AL advertisements fer this paper, from others
than regular advertisers who have With the Of
ace must sc paid for at the time they arr asserted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

Ey An old sea captain used to say he dida'
care how he dressed when abroad. ''because no
body knew him." And he he didn't how he
dressed when at home, "becssse every body knew
him"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

Oxygennted Bitters.-This famonr medicin
has received The ourest testimonials OF any medlcn
in tn world for the rf d. spepsis, Asthma, and
General Debility and is worthy the attention and con-
Idence OF all v no eek for these complaints
l.. T. LAZELL, POI Main street. Is the agent or TINS
81. noyZ0 dit
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nIurder.
ALBANY, Nov. 20.

ALBANY, NON' -Vs
This morning a and his wife, named Moore
residing about FIVE miles from this city, on the Del
aware Turnpike road, were found dead, both having
been shot.
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MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10th.

WISCONSIN, ELEcTIoN.-lhe official re-
turns leduce Farwell's, Wing, majority to under
600. There are four Democratic counties to
hear from.
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schenck,s Pnlmonio Svrnn

A LARGE Quantity Of this Invaluable Medicine, just
received and for sale by tho Gross, Dozen, sin
gle Bottle, at POI Main street
noy2O-dw3wis H. T. LAZELL, Druggist.
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d. SCOTT, Jr L. CO.,
General Agents lor-tVoIesoter
noyl5w1

e.-rhe propretors Of this paper will not
ue nesonsDle Tor an, goods delivered to Others than
der from us for the same 'EAniE a. nouny VI
Worcester, August 7. T,e
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LAND REFORM.

IOl1 HOUSE LOTS for sale al prices varying from
AOC seventy five to Two Hundred Dollars, within
Jew minutes walk OF the New stone Nadine Shop, in
office. noyoo. dst
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Ladies' Cater Boots.

nNE the Largest and Best Assortmenls Of ladies
~ Cater Boots, ever offered TO the ladies' OF Worces
cr can now be found at
nl.du q. A. DREssER's, l76 Main st.
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MARRIED,

In Asbhurnhlm l4th inst. by Rev. Mr. Webster, Mr.
Dinsmoie Austin Miss Emily e. Could both Of Gard
In Bolton, Elisho P Bowers, recentlyIof Harvard, to
SaIah f. Barnes, of CharestoWn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

Mills: W.. = thompson, Female Physician md
s,ras, mas removed TO Hines Court rear No. Maple
MIA 10
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Magazines for Decemhar

AD1'S BOOK, G aham and Sartain's Magazines
~ for December;also Thackeray's sketches N Ireland
ana Ceeilia Howard, by Il. $ Arthur, Tor sale al
WILSON'S Bookstore,
HOVHO-dat Nnfn street..
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A. L. A LUX,
novel dlw3t 5 A. DRAKE,
Books at Auction.

Books at Auction,
A Selby's sales rooms, Main street on FRIDAY
IN and SATURDAY, Nov q and 81 and every even
lngnex' week, large and attractive assortment of Ills
torca biographical Imaginative, Scientific Theologi-
ca ana 1iisceaneous Works, embracing the best
thors and the most approved edtions the bindings viii
be found fresh and in perfect order
TO onntry Merchants, Booksellers and Book rvers
generally, this will prove arire chance
MI ;. w SELBY & co Aucts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

Particular Notice The best Dagueueotypes
made in this City ARE made AT Dr.YAN ALSTlN'S. two
doors nov III of the American Temperance House Inc
nubIic arc invited to call and examine specimens
have got la &c and splendid cory of the Greek slave
taken while the lair in this city which Is Wei worf
a visit TO my ooJuo"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

u The following gentlemen constituted, al the
Free Soil meeting on Wednesday evening last. ae Nom
mating and Conference Committee in reference TO the
selection Of candidates for Representatives 10 the Cen
era Court to be supported BY The Free Soil party, At
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

IN ~ -, >. "a core MERCHANT TAILOR, and Dealer
Io,el p fIiu,nSng Goods.No. 2l31 Mainstreet, U. s.
''S"t, ""iceateT, MASS. iy1o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

Segars of exquisite flavor always to hsa
found In q, antilles to suit, at the Drug store OF
l.. T. LAZELL,
l9-bf POI Main st
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TO LET

A SMALL Tenement, pleasantly situated en- pea
N ant ST Get. Apblya l.. Mukepeace rs leasa,
street, or ID Brown, NO. Central Exchange
nov2I-dtf
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II X Stratford would say to all those
wishing good Daguerreoypes OF themselves or ifieh1s'
that they can obtain By calling On nm, at me
Great Daguerrean Palace, Nos 10 and IL harrington
RIok corner OF Main aud ront SITS. where all %ili De
treated with civity and polilencss Entire satisfaction
s,oe'.e" sep21df
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DIED.


In Ashburnham l4th inst, Of consumption, Albert P.
Fairbanks
In Spencer, 18th inst, Charles Weston, aged 81.
Ohio papers please copy.
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j. K. clark, IIoMGPATHIo PHysIcIAN,-No
d Walnut Street Office hours from TO 10 A. NJ, and
from 70 -.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, lC5i JAM
----s r.~rI1Iin soda with
every variety OF SYRNFS Fifty Tickets for dollar
l. T. LAZELI., A pothecary,
sep6 dwf pol Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

The members ofthe above Committee are requested
TO meet at the Free Soil Head Quarters, Piper Block,
this (Eriday) Evening at j O'Clock. Let every mem
Der be present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
DRAPER n CLARA

OFFER for sale 25ooo lbs Butter
- I5O9O lbs Cheese, 500 bbl's Winter APP
pies The above Articles are extraand will be sold verv
~" lor cash novl7
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Mrs. : q o q d w II, experienced and success
fnl Mdwite holds herself readiness. day and night
1 a,;eui 20 the duties Of her profession Residence,
No. t Austin street o2l-du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

Dr II. w. Buxt n. PULMoNisT' corner OF
Main and Myrtle streets opposite Coz on's nIsery,-
Where his services can he promptly obtained at any
bonr nv da4 or night when prevented by previous
rt,isss.g y,a,,, an, Advice Free dtl-dec25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

ChiIson' Furnac >. Ponds HaI'2es,
Iledenbergs Portable Fnrn ces and Emersos Nenill-
laors.
-. = I'll IN
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WILLTAM DTCKIN sON,
NOTARY PUBLIC,

VIII attend this and TO other matters OF business
his Office over the CeHtral Bank. nov di
L. ID. Nichols, NJ. D., HoMGPATHlc Pay
IcI,N Residence No ll2 Main street. Office hourss
from s to A. NJ, TO 4 and to 7. NJ
Auep. 81. uly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

uo.s,.r Water Cure Institution. No.
Glen This Imstitu ion is now III reaiiHess IoI
natents In its arrangement the eomloIIt anu 'h!''
insnt OF the invalid have been carefully siuaieu e n
Terms 6c-Fur fun board and ireathith. ilOil go
10 per week. Treatment without Ioao. ia"l,l -
per week 10 deduction for absence less 'ual one
medical fee OF 81 usually required iof lisi eAa'''a
toI. 80 H.. ,rl -, t,s,vx
coton sheets; two woo.en blankets; one comlortaoe'
and old linen Tor bandagts.
on door prsctlce attended to as usual
OTice hours from 10 to IL Nj. and to ) r NJ.
:. ROGERS. D.
,odvtf f. ROGERS, Superintendent.
The Mechanics Fair has furnished abundant
evidence OF the rapid progress and great eAitht OF le
Mechanic Ars IN this city IN no department o. hous-
r., and trade has there BENIN as short PERIOD o. le
Greater progress, improvement and e1pahsion nan Ia
e. T,annfacture OF (,lolhng and one Is The com
munitv more lrges indebted On Tins account, thah 70
p. WARE, the Proprietor OF me eAeisiit Dio'I sS
W. can give on readers better counsel thah 10 re-
commend this place OF the most worm! o a.
rouage on account of the great extent and variety o. e
stock, admirable proportion ana "ol Aiahsup ~ ~ ~
garments atd the established noderdtehess % 'o ~
ces Mr Wares advertise meni viii be ouaa Ia ahoe
er column.
WE are glad that Adams is 50 well patronizsd
q, ms New Sk> light Rooms ia Brinley Rev. lntie =
a. M, nague re,types Just disposition Q! Light anu
shadow an ca \ natural position, and an aftia' d. az
raueement of all the accesso les which i1the ~
ferT niciure To save time expense ana disap lJlnt
menf call on Adams for Daguerrotypes, "a aVou te
/ Rooms If those who have neither taste shlA OF gsa
f,tr . 20 btsf
MS rather tl,an TO attain perfection, Or 10 e.eVaie an
arr whose importance they are incapable oi apj6ct
ing. -
DIR. II. w. Buxton. PULMoNisT' Corner oil
Main and Myrtle streets opposite Coz on's nfsery,-
Where his services can he promptly ohtaned al an!
hour by dag or night when not prevented by previous
Professional Duties. IL, ,os
Auscuauun Advice, Free ut'--uerN'
II, X Stratford would say to all those
wishing good Daguereoypes OF themselves or iiien1s'
tnat they can obtain by calling On him' al me
Great Daguerrean. Palace, Nos l6 and IL harrington
Block corner OF Main aud ront sts where all VIZ DC
treated with cvility and poliiencss Eh'iie sasaJtoh
guaranteed. SeP-'U
Particular Notice. The best Duguerreotypes
made in this City are made AT Dr.NAN AlSilN'S. Two
doors no tn of the American Temperance House. ne
nubIie arc invited to call and examine specimens
have got a la &c and splendid cory OF TIE Greek Save
taken while al the in this city, which is well woTti
a visit to my oo'u'"
Oxygenated Bitters.-This famonr medeir
has received The ST opresi testimonials OF any edcT
in tn. world for the rf D. spepsis, Asthma an
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02
Sns 9nulen Ser yrnubrrr.

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9n S9nono aus Dem 1mrriFanihen 8ausr aborudtn rtt
tc9enes SrocSruna CnCs 8erts Gaunp MentauerS bpr,
ris MIR oSn DRsaetn9tr 1elsr" eutnebmsn.-
Gin i'm 9ttsr" rem 3tIu gasGsr aCbisusnsr auas tts
Srn ecnpcrtb tsrtt ea biss abr bic Srau6sn ous
gen esr SduniS snscusen pslbs ibrs gBsuadrtn u ppn
llntraut lautsr eebatttn.
g8sEn pas plEIs Sras eiEks ttd pbdt 70 trdren osps
rands SSsnbausrnin NrrnF 5cd6sre cn t sabrn aads
m 9rn tnosn cos 9ras Sftrs dter Die Sdd pcr oupaf=
fen; brs Sruutsn 9rn9n atsr terur in Sauuis d6sr St
6rbaupts I'M ssntbsL boS bic SSulnS in usm gBsuoortsu
o Iautsr 9statn ro, psn9sr Gdaosu ouri als in su,
100 has Gras uuo lntraut ur Sr Sadtsuner spro bitk
cnlbsn Scbt man gum SGipisI susm brudlsu gQcrasu.
plnu Stau sauu, bic etraEs ostr nrn puo snano 70 Sc.
meet man tuum Die Sucbtn; tau man atsr curb Nos Gras
70 miro bis r SSbs bts Gras nae uuo Wdg osrt SSuls
nip. Der arts 2Bsu in Gurrpa mSt in ben bsgesu eaus
bern, ots in 9leapa unb ocn nlitaeIibsu Srantrsih
Sb ecte i baB bic SBnrsbs I'M sttn abr tcim anpfau,R
cpas SaGt tsSarf bis k 6purt it, otr in freedmen Sabr,
9dusn 0irStb Der g8sn piit tss ols inuaE- rabs oe
gSCintautr fb nd prtsn assn fucn gBrnbsrs in cine
gHtGk i perpanoEu SBsnn CT cine Yrc6s anfIsn nl 70
made m ucr 9sbt 6sarttits s nit eas eau,s Sabr
binburh uno canu msbr Suen aus oirr Rbs stt
ais aus elmer autr 9cbuu, mag MIDI os snen np6tns
otn in bic 3sun9 fssn IaPsn b prprebs bm bic Gnrdd,
un9s9cbdbr W brablGn
go msinsn 2utttn III bic 5auni6 tbsr Dem ilmano ,u,u,
brctn, bab in vIu 9rsnecn Die ansspanjtsn sd u uabc
oncnaurcr 9brt cor eurb feline SbSer atrsnnt fue
in f Der gNsbbou, pdbrsno ben gRcnaten Sum- uu
uun Naut wt msbr anfett os ben scGrn Gsbirssfen.
uno Dem mu6 bic Scnun9 ut Srrsrsn Die 2raibtnr
fiun6 pTIitrt h otrit cben Us in Gurcpa bic Grnobrs
ncnfiun DOs Gma tr61t bic Suo ut pie Siie bebaupf
ten, cher cine fObc Scbunruns Der GBcintss Die Qpsn,
ptIannSn fno ou M jung; t siumol rpe in Gurcpa,
mcbrs bunrrt Sabre aft nr rurbrn s pirtb stsn gut
Fin. S0bann gucr, GBsnsartnr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-01-02

Sncem mir unfern sssbrteu eefern bsim 1ntritt
bes neusn SabreS gIhd uno Se9sn in allen ebren
baften llntsrnebmun9en whnfbsn, m66ten mir ibuen
,ueIeb bic Sunoe brin9cn, oa6 mir uns enfhlOiIsn
batsn fsine Wube Su f6euen, ben nQatriOt in bic
fem Sabre wcm69Iib nod interefunter uno an9e
nsbmer su MAIDEN aIs i'm perfIciTeuen; wrni9fens
fOG osrisbe an einsm 9utoewdbItsn SnboIt fsiner
anbsrn 3etuns in ceier 9e9enb na6fteben. um
nun bieIes SOrbaben um 70 Ieidtr ausfubrsn Su
f6nnen, m66tsn mir unfsre Sreunbe in ben untsr'
fhieolidcn SbtiIen Don 2edoa uno ben an9renSeneen
@auntsS bitten, uns aIIe SotfdlIe uno Se9sbenbei'
ten. Die ibnen Su Sbrsn fcmmeu. 70 wabrbeits9etreu
uno f6usu aIs mt9b miSutbeitsn ruofiir mir ibnen
INNER wiII9 iein wcroen, unietn Oanf ourtb 9s9en'
bisnfte Su beSeu9en. GS bat auob gar nibts Su ia.
gen. pis ridti9 Coer unritbti9 Die Mitbeilun9 elmer
Sa6s sef6riebei 1T; wsnn mir nur ben Sinn Uer'
Rsben t6nuen. bann wouen mir lie fcbon 6ursbt
MAIDEN. uuo 70 gut f6nnsn ia oas unere eeisr
fbreibsu. Das pOfssIo fur fol de Brisfe wCuen
mir aerne beSobIen. - sabt aIiO rsbt eft BON eu@
btrsn, Sreunee!