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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
Sefentlt0e Senblt.
Sanuar 25.

SrcitasS pen 1tcn WSrS, um 10 ll4r Sors
mittass, icllrn am SauIe reS peritrrtrnrn . NJ
rp Saeu b, in 9iorrwbcitbaa lamldtp, Srda
Gaunty, fcSrnpe Sitter tfentliA perfauft mers
ben, namliG:
a SAlifpirrpt, paruntrr cine tra9rnbe Nlabrc,
en iterauS ld6ncs trnuneS Sen9iifittIcn, Sabr
aft, ale 9lrten 9fcrpcscI6irr, s Milatt4r, mo-
BON ,pc Jdlter bntrn, 2 Sulen, ein Sabr alt,
2 3mper, 4 Rllter, 5 mp gSo6cn alt, 10
i66ne SAaaie. 10 Sdpcine, 6 Itcnat alt, bic
SSlftc elmer DreI6mai6iue, 2 gSd9en NIT Sprrs
rem, elm Sausrnwasen, ScuIcitcrn mb S6rmrl,
= Spasierpascu nit @riAirr, 9flt9e, 2 Gs8cn,
9Bnpmiibl, S.rpbbant. 2 Sclddlittrn, Scs
bicS, pIu9Smaasc, Sprrrs unp Siibs Scttcn, 3rs
teln, 2 Srudtrcfe, WiIts uno 6cugatc!n, S6lcfs
Itcn, tupfcrne Jteiiel, GtirnfeNel unb 9fanncn, 2
Sefcn nit 8cbr, Gin gutter &c6rfen, 6dlirr unb
Bitter, Stanper, Gdi6runf, Slide, StdbIe, Sets
ten unp ScttlApen, Gdrpst. unp font nod cine
arpse GerI6icbCnbeit bon Saucrls unp Sauss@jes
rltbI6aftn su umlt1npli6 gu mclprn.
Die ScpineunSen an @rrtaufEta9r unp sIufs
wartuu9 BON
Caroline Socob, 9fbr,,,rs
Daniel Reiubaro, ~''' ''''
WSr Is. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
Dos
Drutsfbe A9rrltnr- Gun1ptoir
pcn 6. S. &i6arS, IA e5rcsu,pib et, 81. gcrt,

crn 6. .. 8 ID arb, IA GrCtnpttb St., 81. gcrt,
@rinst bisrbur6 ,ur 8cnntuiF bcs Yubttums,
oog ss Ole .ptrrtu 80. 8. Slumrr u. Sc. ,u Irlnen
btprlImahtistsa a9cnttn fdr 1Hsntr'pn uno llm9e'
9Sne ernannt bat.
0NTauf Die cbi9c anitise Stju9 ncbmtnb, en-:
ptPNn wir uus Dem beutitbtu putitum iur Gntas:
9cnnobms uuS prcnipttu lusfdbrun9 alItr in eit
notbttbeneSn 8rantbtn cinichto9snrsn QuftrdSc.
l. Observation-Disclosures Spiibsn 4mtrita une allen pan:
betsplSetn GurspoS.
3 aussablIn9 itntt bttit6istn Summc in alien Or:
ten Otuthlanos, Syontrsitbs, htr Sbrpsij H. i.
70 pte IN oiltn Srttn Gmsritas.
B. @intafirun9 prn Gtlpon in allen 8tetnoen, cnt:
wtber auf Qnptluno cotrr strjhtliche lSclImotbt.
4. 8tfSrOtrun9 pcn Ycricntn Gus allen GSeocncen
uno oGkn @urrpos nab otn ticIotn 6Gftn, nur
ouf wirtIitbsu brtima9tn Yrit: :tNsr Qactrt sdbif:
fen.
5. 8efSrOruno pcu bier nnth allen Snlano SrtSn
6. Speeitirn pcn Stttsru uno gHOorsn, @ir,clluuo
impcrtirtGr 9Haoren.
Z. 8cmmGirns:@in= unb @crfouf alItr 2rttn prc.
futtt, Sobrttatt urb 0Goorsn.
SO. $. Slumer rnS 60.
N9tntCn fir 2(ItntC,pn unp lIn9e9tnN.
SttrbCr 26. nl6YR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
St q 6 + / Cb t

wirb btcrmit Sc9cten, paB bic ltntrrSci6nctcn ais
Grecutcrcn Spn Der SmterlaiIcnIdaft peS peritcrs
brnrn Nt@plas s " inf, lcBtbin pom SalSturs
6aun16ip, Fc6a Ghuntg, rrnannt wprpcn iinp.
NIle pcjrni9cn pater, pel6e mod an beIagte Sins
trrla1rnihaft ifulpis Tnp, tprrprn biermit aufSes
fcrpert imsrbalt 2 Wpnatrn an;urufcn unp abSus
tcSaBlrn.- -ltp Srl6e bic nr6 re6tmaBise Scr
bcrungcn tabcn, iinp ctenfalIS erludt Icldc ins
nrrRalt Der tcia9tcn 3cit wpBItrRatt9t rinSubrins
gen.
t(liam mint, Wacunsir,
Natb an M int, Saliburs,
94Gr; l5-nQGm. @rGtutcrcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
Or. 6. 9S ie | d Il 5,
oeutIber prof l(r,t SSunbor,t unb g

oeuti6er praf. Nrjt, @unoor3t uno 8es
burtsbelfer,
NitStiso 'tss &trtinS GRdrttmbCr9fbsr Nsrgc unr
Gbcturtsbdftr Il. /. No., in 1llrntau Il II, rpcbnt g:
9cndttr prm Gjtfiu9uiF.
Sb made Die In;c9s, bo6 id isbcn 8rontcn, Ger
itb mir onpertraut, in mE9tibit turjsr 3tit picbsr
bcritte, uno bog ib audi rlt, in Die hSbG @brur9iG
9tbSri9c SptrottcnCn ptrrtbts; ;u9cib nebme itb
AUDI 1inbtr uno @rruohltue Ole an eutm 6tbrcthtr
lGiben in mtn oaus sur Sebanolun9 9t9en gang oil:
ti9c Stcin9un9tn.
2(Hcntoun, 2tu9uf II. moon
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
2etblebemer
SlG G sSimScrct

in eem 3.ltSdi9sn S1duee bes 6rn Scbn 8.
& G. unp 9e9endbS-G 8nauR' Giitnitcbv.
in Der Sroab Stra6S Scttlebcm, ga,
g4ir rr9rsiien bicIe Gelcgatrit rrm Yutlitum
rrsrtrnlt an,u;eigcn, pab bic frtbere prn prn. $.
8. Serter betriebrne Su4binreei nun taufli9
ppn Rem llntcridrjrGenen iitrrncmltW wprbrntit,
unp peirltr aud iebt unp fernerbin nit unaui6Ers
lider ilnp anbaltenper Sreue fUrtseN9rt pcrs
ben wirp. DeIe Su6binperei bat betnntlid,,
ipabrenb ben Irbtsn IS Ntpnaten prrr beSaGc 2
Sabren, nGmliG lcttrcm 6r. 5r II p ri d. Sc r
le, Gin praftI6er NrteitCr, Qrrldrr tei Der lrbtcn
u Ngricultural 6ntr gu Ga1Cn, pas 9rG=
MUM ge;p9cn batte,) in prrlcltcn ais 8 int1bcr
&c. 9ebient batr, in alien Sinii6trn tcpcutrnp Sc.
wcnnrn unb mir inb fclt iibrr;ru9t, ra6 mir, its
Dem bic geituns picIcS @rIddfteS prmielben Scrrn
iitergeten 1T, unp pur6 giefrrung, gutter, { 6 S'
ner unb pauerbafter Nrbrtt, Ippie au6
pur6 Moderate 9reiIe, aud fernrrbtn has 3utrau'
cn res 9ublifums rrbaltrn werpcn.
SGber, pampbtetS, @a9ajine, ,c.
wtrrrn aufs IAncIlts unp teite einsetunpen.
S6reibbu6g, SlanfbGber, II. T. 10.
werpcn auf Seleluns, gu irperScit Ssrfrrti9t.
y. S.-Su6er bic itergebunten werpen fol-
len, Icpie ale ipniti9e Srbers tbmcn etrnfalS in
Der Su6pruderei pcS llntcrI6retenen 3ur
SelUrgun9 ab9eIrfert wrrpcn.
S. 8. 6eIo.
9HSr, * Mann
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
9( q 0 I / 6 t
Sebrudr %.

pirb Girrmit sc9cben, RAP bic llrtrrscidnctc ais
Gretutrir Res lcBten gGiaens uno SrIamentS res
peritprtncn Daniel Srpbf, lrn., Iebtbin
BON Sipsg sgGbeit6aQ GaunI4ip, 2e9a Gaunty, err
nannt wprpcn it. Ollie pirjenigrn pabcr, prldc
nod an bcia9te 6tntcrlaIrnl4aft l6ulben, itnp
criutt imerb0lb SGU6en nnSurufen unp abSus
br5abrn-tmp iclde wrI4e nod re6tmdBise Scr
ccrun9cn babrn, linp rbCnfallS criu6t 1oldc ins
nrr9aIb Der bria9ten ;3rt wpbltcitati9t an q a.
tbnnS y rin3ubanrigcn, ben tdb gu mrinrm
@9ent anacitclt BABE, um ale gn9eIe0cnbciten Der
9tntcrIaiIcnIAaft aufiuIetteln.
9briitina Srobit, 9. &beitboQ.
Wdr; IS. som
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
San6 tnb QFte
9uni NriDot " rfduf.

Der llnterl6rctrne tictct bimit iein i4dsba,
res 5aus fammt 9pttr, in SerSS'ucpn 2aunz
idip, ee9a Gainty, gum grjatscrtaut an. Sal@
islbeiit anscnebm scIe9rn arerr SHfntlt9en Stra1
be bic pcn Alcntcwn mad lbarleStrpn tubrt, CT
ipa cine @Reils wrtlid 10 Der Ct. 9aulS Stirae
In tela9tem Saunldip 9rcnScno an gano Don
8etrr Srif, srrlt. 9lIcreas sBaltcr, Gbarlrs &.
G9rill unb anrrre; rtttaltenb 2ldrr 81 Stu'
tben 9anp. Die SrtriIrrungcn lno Elm nrurs
&w2 2f6fbe6 iteinerne5 BobnbauS,
! |ss;;sR, cine neac 5rdmIAeucr unb ale anprre
slssssR nttti8t @ufrnSebdare. Sin Srunnen
nit nieteblcnbcm gBalIer 1T tei Der 2birr unp Gin
jaaSer SbRtaumsartsa ouf Der ertte. DaS
.01u5e III Durh llrue pfeltcnfenIen in ldidIi6e
Belber rsngetteilt uno paS eanp in pcrSii9li6er
Efpaune. Die 9ase wirpe CUR Srtrebns irs
grnp zines 9Mbels9eI6afteS pprtrcffIid paiien.
Scfb lnp elm mbelreitbarrS Tedt fann auf
ben 3ten naaten glpril seSctrn perpen.
gBsgen Dem Ndbcrcn penbe man fa an ben
llntrI6riebenen, Der auf Dem Gisentbum wUbnt,
pbtr an q. &. tttmG Gn, naBe GppperSbur9.
Serolnano 9enrp.
Septemtcr %. na6S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
StQbtlptte III G1t1Iaudua
1um WripotsS erfauf.

gum QripotsS erfauf.
Der llnteri6rictcnc tirtct cine bitI9e Gdtptte
gum 9ripatprtIuf an, 9elcsrn an Der Srp9e
Strabe unp srcnSenp an GScntbum pes Gtup.
Gbat. Srder, i'm Borough G0taiauQua, grda Co.
Die srtte 1T go SUP 5rpnt unb $50 SUP tief,
NIT 9erdumi9rn 2llIrY5 ncten unp bnten. sic
1T bcreitS rin9efenSt unp mUrpe lrbtcS Sabr be-
baut. Sir S46nbeit unb an9enrbme Gage pirp
pirielte I'M Borough nidt iitertrpfcn.
Sir Srpin9un9rn etc. wenre man iid an Spbn
Spper, GIQ, Gdr prr GburAs unp 3rrtrns
Strabr, Gataiauqua, rbrr an
Sapio 8. Sones,
ScSelspiIIs, Ya.
NSrs IS. nqGS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
(?(us rtm Saltimrrs SBtdtr.,,
stIes ipill iret sr6fcr fcin.

stlteS pill jcst 9r6scr fcin.
GS 1T bic gSelt 70 9rcb mb tpett,
9cd wiirbr eng Die Satn,
g8rnn @atrbrit mirps, mas Der NicnI4
Gid tdntt in icinem @abn.
Sebwrbrm III iein Stanp su ldlc6t,
Sb Sube pper G6rif,
Oem alles nil isBt srbbrr Irin,
9llS mic rs WtrtIt6 it.
Snipsttpr Der ScGeudtuns bctbt,
gSer an bic 2ampen brennt,
Sarbir9eIellcn 9irtt'S nitt mrfr,
Sir nrnnen TA STUDENT.
Eiitt elmer in pa5 ,,Ia9cblatt''
3pei &nittrlverIe elm,
Sp nrnnt CT fA I6rn 2itrrat
llnp Dpftcr ptenrrrin.
Gin S6nribrr, Der in Sprratb bat
Sret SSciten bon 9iaue,
SeiBt 3ogtpr jest mp bic gGerffatt
Nennt ItcIS CT gltclier.
Gin Siin9lin9 Ncr prci GGne Iinst,
9fennt ii6 I4pn Speriit,
Drnn 9Iaes nil irbt Srtbrr Iein,
al0pie eS rrirtIia ii.
Gin Sddcr, tpcl&r SriSeln tadt,
3rGumt bon Grnpitrret'n.
llnb Iaurrr 2anppein Mil partcut
9lus Der Champagne lein.
Sr ttlren AUDI In unIerrr Belt
$50 bic Gatritcn bldb'n,
3pri Sautrn unp Gin llntrrrcd
Gin Nprema9a;in.
grrfauit jrbt Giner S6prfclbpt,
llnb Trumpet auf ben lout,
CO bribt bic 6irma F6erli4
u9IrttittIA Snititut."
Der Scrter9Yatcr Gci6t Grattsur,
Der 0alwirtb glutrr9if,
Senn 9lQes Mil irBt 9rbBer lein,
Oils ME rs iptrtIi6 III.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
Gbirur9iIber unO mc6aniiber
Zabnnr3t.

Or. 6. 6. s. Cub II pcn Nruycrt lrntt
bic 9lufmcrtIamfrit fUl6er 9erpnen BON 9llIcntaun
unp Der llm9e9enp, prldc Sprratpncn an ibrrn
natitrli6en 3dbncn pcrri4tct Su batcn benStBist
linp, rber bic ih fiinitlde 3abne enIetrn gu laI,
ien pitnIhen auf feline ppr3ii9lide Sperirltn9sp
le in al ben SerlAicpenrn 3wri9en Der 3 bns
ar5neifunpe.
Oa CT bcreitS cine iietcnjGbrise GrfaGruma in
ictner NrpfeBpn 9cncBen bat unp ale pertbSOlen
Scrbeiierungen tcnubt, 70 web er, bab or alrn
paticntcn bic bette StIfe Su Ieitrn prrmas, ipr6e
ptcie STUNT prrmE9enp 1T.
8eferen;en: Gbrp. GbUmas OegSitt, ..
D, GBrp. GbarIeS %. SameIpn, 5. Clarion,
@. o, gGm. llaperba, M. D, 9leu-gUrt
GitY.
Scine SfTee III 9e9enpdrtis I'M ,9tmeriean
Sotel," ater 9atienten werpen auf Gsrlan9m
aud in tbrrn SauIern brIu9t.
gipScmtcr 2. Mig
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
9lQtfDrm> >9Sadden

Sen isrr &ribitotuhcit. libidtitb fur 8irssltab.
nrn, Gondlt etc., gum &Ficlcn ron oSu, RchItn, GrS
uno Saufmonns9uttr i'm luIStmcinEn. .GGufr fen:
ntn mrbtrt fem, ro5 fie NIT ciutm pcridslibtn uno
pirlaBbortn Nrttd yrrithsn mtrren tEnntn cbnC Gt:
fabr 81 IaufIn. Stbs GBao9i wtrb 9orartirt 9snou
gu tin, uno wtr ricitbcn (nadb tntm &trfut) nidbt
btfrttei9tno fnprt tam .ls cbut &clttn yridbrin:
gen.
Sa;trrn om 0lttn Stantt, ctGblirt felt 80 Satrsn,
Ode Der 9ttu nte n uu0 9R Q II Strafru, nabt
Gcatcs, philadelphia.
l(bbptt unb Co.,
9Iotbfrl9tr rrn Guiru unp 2(ttct
Tttru0r g. no3ST
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
Sf & 0 l. / 6 t

wirb Eirrnt 9r8ttcn, pNB Der llnterIarictcnr ais
9lpminiitratcr prn Der !9intcrlnfenIdaft pcs Ser'
trrtrnm Onnirl Mttler lcBtbin Spn 6ci>
berg 2anidip, 2gia Gountp, an9eitctIt wrrs
ben t.-2lQe lplGe rabcr, bic nr4 ouf irBcnb einc
9EciIe an tcIaatc 6nterIaiIcnI6aft I&uIpiB iinp,
rcrben criuht innertalb 6 gGp6cn bel pcm Glib
nrintlrator a3urufen mp 9ti6tistcit su ma>
6cn-Gbcnip ptrjeni9en bic rchtmdBige 9nIpriis
DIE gu MAIDEN bntrn, lnp eriudt ibrc 9tednlmgcn
tmerlaIb Dem feitgeieBten 3cttraume rin3ubanpis
gen an
@obfrieo peter, Qom'or.
Sebrudr %. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
SOnnta0s- -S6ul- -Dii6er.
MGr, IS.

Giuc orrGs uno in Der Shat brrrIitbs UuspabI
Osuti tbs Scnnto9ss sSbuls PGtbtr-artitsl moran
tsun5 in oitir Gs9lno itbrn tan9t mou9sttS-iccten
trbolttn uno an philadelphia unO @tusNrrt Yrsiitn
u pIrtauftn Del
&cd @utb unb Grcrter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29
SefentliCbe 9Senbn.

gtuf Srcitoas ben 3iiten Mdr;, um 1 l9r
glu6mttass, Ictlen am Sauie prn q It y an
Mtnt, in SalSturs SaunIaip, Sc6a Gauntg,
fclSenpe 9lrtitel, paS Gi9entbum res perilcrtcRen
9lidolas gPnf, auf tfsutIi4n Senea Srrfauft
pcrcen, nSmld
Slide unb Bureaus, Orabrs, cine Stntr, Elm
SAautet unb anrrre Stiblr, Better unp Scttlas
prn, 9iI6tGd,rr, lletrr3ise, Geppide, Snnptiifer,
Side, elm SpasirrsSBa9en, unp icnit np6 SirIe
9rtitcl su ipeitlduftig gu melcrn.
Die Sepinstn9en ant Scrtauista9r unb @ufs
wartm9 ppn
S{atban GRinf, sF'0ro.
@lar; IS. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29

in rem 3-itSdi9cn Saauee bcs .orn Scbn $.
8itc uno 9c9tntbS-G 8nauR Giiiutcbr.
in Der SroaS Strafe. SctbleBcm, ga,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-29

~ Sin Maaa Eann ansrhm ubut ID otsss<
telltn uilo 70 aat' II gga0en ptlle gf6msst. aEsg
fe GET ofrslzfiIf|l tart. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30
POLICE Court.

SATURDAY, Oct. Is.
Before Judge Green John Holahan, for
being drunk on the 9th inst. was fined So
and costs, and in default was committed.
Mary Ann Gloomy, for being drunk on the
2Sth inst, was fined So and costs, and in de-
fault was committed.
Orlin Ross was again brought up on a
charge of stealing a silver watch from John
Brooks, at North Oxford, on the Oath inst.
After careful examination, the court adiudg-
ed that the evidence, although tending strong
ly to throw suspicion on the defendant was
not sufficiently clear to warrant the magistrate
in holding him to answer for the offence, and
he was discharged.
Before Special Justice WethereU Sidney
L. barrow, of New London, Ct, was brought
up for refusing to pay his fare, on the 18th
inst, from Palmer to Worcester, on the West
ern Railroad.
1t appeared by evidence that the defendant
purchased ticket west of Springfield, for a
passage to Palmer, thence on the Willimantic
railroad to New London, Ct. When he ar
rived at Palmer, he did not hear the intima-
ton to change cars, and was carried beyond
his place of destination. AT East Brookfeld,
the conductor discovered his mistake, and Of
fered him free pass back to Palmer. Darrow
refused to takeit, on the ground that he could
not leave Palmer this evening for New Lon
don. The conductor then ordered him to get
out or pay his fare. He refused to do either
until he got to Worcester, where he was ar
rested. Darrow was fined So and costs,
amounting to 80 II, which he paid. C. E.
Pratt, Esq, counsel for defendant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30

BANK SwINDLE.-A fictitious bank, pur-
porting to have an office at No. 60 William
street, New York, has been got up by Hol-
dredge Dewey, Leonard Westbrook, Alfred
Hyde. and another person whose name has
not TRANSFERRED. The bills are called those of
the Merchants Exchange Bank, Anacosta,
District of Columbia and about 100000 of
them have been circulated at the South and
West, principally in Arkansas, Ohio, and 9TH
er Western States. They were signed H. E.
Curtis, Cashier; H. Dewey, President. The
whole paraphernalia of the office in William
street has been removed to the Office of the
Chief of Police. Westbrook has been arrested,
and warrants are out for the other parties con-
cerned. The bills are utterly worthless.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30
MARRIED.

In Fitchburg, Oct IL, by Rev. George Trask Mr. N.
Rogers of Ashburnham to Miss Loyina Robbins of Win
chendon.
In this city, Oct is, by Rev. Dr. Hill, Mr.. Edward P
French, Of Nelson N H., to Miss Seryiah B. Kittrdge Of
Fitchburg.
In Groton Oct s, John Kendall, son of Hon. Amos
Kendall of Washington, D. c., to Elizabeth Lawrence,
daughter of Joshua Green, NJ. D.
In West BOystOn, by Rev. Mr.. Cross, Robert Morrow
to Rose A. Reed, both of Clinton.
In Hubbardstou Oct Is, Mr. II. Lincoln Chase, of Bos-
ton to Miss Susan w. daughter of Dea Joseph Raymond
of II.
In Milford, Oct Is, Mr.. William ii. Nuttii g, of VIM
chendon, to Miss Mercy g. Bowman of Templeton.
In Templeton, Oct IL, Richard b. Baker, of Gardner
to Elizabeth Stockwel, of Il.
In Amherst, N. H. Rev. Vim. 0. Baldwin to Miss Mary
Proctor, of Lnnenburg, Mass.
In Pawtucket 25h instant, Mr.. s. Alonzo Hammond
to Miss Marga ct Hamilton both Of Douglas.
In Baltimore Md, Oct. "a Mr., James Everett yelling
ton, of Medford to Miss Frances jane daughter of Jere
man Kilbourn, Esq, of Groon
In Hopedale, [Aifor) Oct. II, by Adm Ballou, Mr..
John RUSSELL OF NJ, to Miss Nancy g. Hobrook of Up
tom 10TH Mr. Harrison Hyer to Miss Laura c. Cole both
of Milford.
In Uxbrdge. Oct IS, Mr.. Ebenezer Beknap to Mrs.
Sybil Clark, both of Milford.
In Iolsou Oct. Is, Charles W. Leland to Miss Abby
@. Brown, both of Milford.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30

BAPTIST CoNvENrIoN.-At the fifty second
annual meeting of the Baptist convention, at
New Bedford, on Wednesday, the following
gentlemen were elected officers -
President-AsA WILBUR.
Vfce Presidemts-Danie Sanderson, George
N. Briggs, Isaac Davis, Michael Sheppard,
George Cummings, D. S. Tyler, A. ]. Bellows,
Asa Brownson.
Secretary George w. Bosworth.
TreasureY-W. d. Ticknor.
Auaitor-G Gardner Colby.
Several societies had their meetings on
Wednesday and Thursday, which were at
tended with interest. The next meeting will
be held at Woburn, Massachusetts, October,
1866.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30

GREAT FIRE IN CLEvELAND.-Loss MIL
LION OF DoLLARs.-Clevela Oct. %. An
extensive fire occurred here this morning, oc-
casioning loss of more than million of dol
lars. 1t originated in the stables of the New
England House, and destroyed the hotel and
the entire square of houses upon the hill where
it stood. The principal losses were Messrs.
A. H. Loeb, clothiers, whose entire stock was
destroyed, Cook & Arthur, clotLiers; Wen-
dell, druggist; Treat & Edwards, wholesale
grocers, who lost very heavy stock; Bishop,
Remington s Co., liquor dealers; MellhInch
& Stilliman, commission merchants; George
Sprague s Co. lost heavy stock of groceries
and liquors. Most of the above lost all
their books and papers. The fire crossed
James street consuming the ST. Charles Ho-
tel, and the entire range of buildings from
Canal to Superior Street, as follows: Messrs.
Chamberlain Crawford, forwarders, books
saved; the Custom House, books and papers
supposed to be lost A. N. Gray, corn dealer
Board of Trade Rooms; Willbert & Mellow
ell lost heavy stock of groceries; together
with several clothing stores. The flames then
crossed Superior street, and destroyed Crcatt's
blocks, occupied by L. F. & L. Burgess, who
lost heavy stock of groceries and liquors J.
Morrison, broker, lost ST. 900 in bank notes.
Several others lost their entire stocks. The
insurance is known to be very heavy, but the
amount cannot be ascertained.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30

GREAT DEPRECIATION OF REAL ESTATE
The seven houses in brooklyn which were
sold in this city, at the Merchants Exchange,
yesterday, from $3.50 to $ll,500, were
among the most costly and elegant in our
neighborhood, and the finest block in the city
of Brooklyn. Their cost was much more than
they brought under the hammer, and the sale
indicates larger sacrifice in real estate prop
erty upon its cost, than we have known the
present season. 1t was hoped the houses
would have brought one third more than they
sold for, as they were of the most substantial
and beautiful character. The present is not a
good time to sell real estate, although favor.
able time to purchase for those who have the
means. N. Y. Express.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30

The largest individual tax payer in this city
is Ebenezer Francis, who launches out for the
public use, the round sum of ,347. The
next on the list is Abbott Lawrence, who is
assessed in his private capacity, at ST. ,040.-
David Sears comes next, with a roll of bills
which count $SSO7. Jonathan Phillips (Wen-
dell's father) is put down at $0270; and there
are some forty persons who pay all the way
from $4,000 to $4,000. Amy person who pays
in the list OF erich men," unless he 'pays for
it as an advertisement. Boston Mail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30

The OYSTER PANIC IN NEW YoRK.-The
New York Evening Post learns that the NOR
tality which has recently occurred in that city,
and is attributed to oysters, has completely
suspended the oyster trade. On Thursday,
the sales did not average one-tenth the usual
amount, and on Friday, up to II o'clock, one
of the leading houses on the East River, re-
ported that they had not sold single basket
full.
The Post estimates that ordinarily three
millions of oysters are daily brought to the
city of New York aud sold. There are at
least 200 900 daily consumers in the city alone
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30

In Fitchburg, Oct 9, Bliss Hannah E. Billings aged IS
years 18TH Mrs Harriet widow of Stephen Perry, aged
81 years. 10Th, Julia A. wife of Clark s. West, aged 81
years.
In Barre Oct. 2Oth Eliza, wife of Il. H. Hnckly, Jr,
So years.
In Hardwick, Oct 24th, Joseph Robinson, ~.
In Leicester, Oct. 3D. Miss Ann Henshaw 76 sister of
the late David Henshaw; day Emily, wife of John
Wood, aged AZ.
In Harvard, Oct a. Mr.. Albert Warner aged 20 years.
At Satia Mills Ga, after short and distressing ILL
ness j. Els Fisher, ESQ., aged 40 years. of Mr.. VIM
Fisher, Of Baskerville, Ct and late Of tho firm of VIM.
Fisher Son.
In Boston, Oct Is, Mr. ARENAS Simonds formerly Of
Fitchburg, aged SO years.
In Orange Oct IL, Mrs Ursula G., wife of Emory Wood
ward aged "a years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30

AMHERST GRADUATES. the distin-
guished graduates of Amherst College, the
Express of that town mentions the following !:
I.ucan Barbour, of Indianapolis, member elect
of Congress, from Indiana, graduate of the
class Of 1887; Galusha A. Grow, the present
representative of the Wilmot district, Pa, and
recently reelected, without opposition. to
Congress for the third time, graduate of the
class of 1874; and w. G. Spoford, of New
Orleans, lately elected judge of the Supreme
Court of Louisiana, with a salary of So, 800, a
graduate of the class of 1899.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30

MORE PREMIUMS Woodward s
Brown, of Boston, received the first premium
on piano -fortes, (fol the best square piano. at
the Fair of the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
last week. 1t will be recollected that the
same firm received the first premium at the
late Mechanics Fair in Boston, for their supe-
rior pianos. We learn from Mr.. Mason, their
agent in this city, that their instruments find
ready sale, and give perfect satisfaction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30

GEoLoGY.-.It will be remembered that DR..
Boynton gives his first lecture upon Geology
this evening. Those who have not secured
tickets to the course, should do so at once
We think it will be a long time before our cit
liens will again have an opportunity to attend
such an interesting course of lectures.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30

The Canadian True Witness says that it
thanked God sin reading Capt. Luce's nara
tive-that the Arctic was not British vessel,
nor her lubberly crew British seamen !" Not
SO fast since it is put on the footing of ma
tionality, we hesitate not to affirm our belief
that if the crew aud servants of the Arctic
had been American they would have behaved
better; but in looking over the list we find
them chiefly born subjects of the English
Queen. The people who remained with the
women were chiefly Americans.-Ne York
TrihaLl,e.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30

FIRE IN LEoMINsTER.-A small building in
the rear of thepatent leather factory OF Ball,
Brigham, & Co., in Leominster, was burned
last Thursday evening, between six and seven
o'clock. The building was used for making
the composition, or varnish, for the leather.
Loss, only two or three hundred dollars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30

The lectures of Professor Boynton afford
an opportunity, such as occurs only now and
then, in the lapse of years. The science of
Geology, which is, as it were, but of yester-
day, has taken, almost at a single stride, po-
sition in the front rank of the sciences, and is
one of the most interesting and useful of them
all. Professor B. understands his subject
thoroughly, and is a most interesting lecturer.
He gives the whole course for one dollar-a
price which will undoubtedly secure him as
large an audience as the hall will contain.