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Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-22

ID A N o F o X T E S
s. r. LELAND,
No. As Front street, Worcester.
Having comoleed his NEW PIANO FORTE RooMs, prei
pared to furnish
Z / A N O s
at prices which cannot fail to suit.
Having good stock of Piano Fortes, from the cele
brated manutactorv of HALLETT, DAVIS & CO.. OF
Boston, he feels confident OF suiting ALL They consisOi
=, g. 81 and 7octaves both plain and ornamental ns.
Prices varying from 500 to $780, according finish Tho
above Piano warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Also. SERAPHINES Orsale and to rent both portable
and Piano STYLES, consisting OF A. A, and ocaves
PLANO FORTES TO RENT.
onsisting of g. g. and oc;aves. Prices per quarter
from So Sl2.
His present stock of PIANO FORTES and SERA
PHlNES for sale sale and to rent is between so and 81
comprising great variety OF style and nish giving
good opportunity for persons to select either for pur
chasing or renting.
Persons wanting PIANOS or sERAPHINEs, are in
vited to call. deoptf f6
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-22

The Bon MoTs OF TALLEYRAND.--A won
deriul wit was Taleyrand. His bon-mots,
which for thirty years were the delight OF
Frenchmen and the rest of mankind, are
marked not only by the brevity which is al
ways the soul of Wit but by subtlety of
Thought and delicacy Of expression which con-
stitutc their highest charm. Besides this, his
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-22

LOAF BREAD.-The same proportions of Leaven and
flour sited together above; omit the butter and make
the paste stiff enough to knead into loaf and bake i'm
mediatey in slow oven.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-22
How to use it.

We append few recipes but ii may be used with great
advantage all other kinds cakes also in fruit pud.
dngs and other pastry
BREAKFAST AND TEA ROLLS.-Two or three tea
spo ntuis OF Leaven (accorung the quality OF the
two three times through seive; rub piece OF but
ter Of half the Of egg and make paste with
enou!h to permit rolling out Much kneang should be-
avoided Cut into desired Iorm and place Immediately
in hot oven and bake quickly.
LOAF BREAD.-The same proportions of Leaven and
flour sied together as above omit the butter and make
the paste stir enough to knead into loaf and bake i'm
mediately in slow oven.
GRAHAM BREAD Three teaspoonfulls of Leaven TO
quart Of wheat meal sifted together; add gill
m0asses and two eggs make the paste thin with milk
aud bake in a slow oven.
BROWN BREAD Three teaspoonflls of Leaven, one
pint of -four and one pint Of corn meal all well silted to-
gelcr; add two and about gill ofmoasses; make
the paste thin with milk, and bake slowly.
BUCKwHEAT CAKEs.-Flour and milk sufficient to
make quart of batter add egg then three tea
spoonluls OF Leaven; beat to froth and cook quick.
DUMPLINGS.-Sft together one quart of -four and
two teaspOnfus OF Leaven rub in piece half
as large as an eggs mix with cold milk water and boil
ten minutes.
CHAMBER STREET CAKE.-Sift together two large
cups of -four and two teaspoOnus of Leaven; put in
half cup of butter and cup and half of sugar mix
with cold water or milk to sti batter add spice suit
the taste, and bake Immediately.
GIN NcINNATI SPONGE CAKE.-Two cups of white
sugar beaten with the yolks OF six eggsthe whites of
three cups Of stted -four cup and
spOonfuls OF Leaven; flavor with teaspoOnuls of
lemon, and bake in quick oven.
JUMBLES.-Sh together ONE quart of -four and three
teaspOontuS OF Leaven; rub in teaspOonful bnt
ter; add cup and half Of white sugar and snice TO
sit the taste; mix stiff enough to roll out, and bake
quick
ELECTION CAKF:-One quart of -four and three tea
spoonfus of Leaven sed together; add cup butter
one pound of currants two cups of white sugar
teaspOonful of cinnamon; mix with cold milk to stiff
batter, and bake in slow oven.
CORN CAKE.-0ne pint each of -four and Indian
meal and three tcaspOOnfulS of Leaven well sfted
geher: add gill of moiasses and eggs mix thin
with milk, and bake in slow
CUP CAKE-Five cups of flour and three teaspoon
fus Of Leaven sted together add cup of butter,
two Of sugar, and two eggs all beat together; mix with
milk then add cup of cuirants and spice suit the
taste Bake about half an hour.
LADIES' CAKE.-Three-quarter of pound of -four
and four teaSpoopfuis of LJaven sifted together;
pound of sugar and six ounces of butter beaten TO
cream the whites of eight eggs well beaten and the
juice of one lemon; mix with milk.
WEBSTER CAKE.-Five cups of flour, three teaspoon.
fus of Leaven three cups OF supar of butter
ofmik and two frdit and spice to the taste. Bake
about half an hour.
For sale by GrOcers generdllV deod3m o4
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-22

BROWN BREAD. Three teaspoonfuls of Leaven one
pint of Hour, and pint of meal all well slted
gelcr; add two eggs and about gill ofmoasses; make
the paste thin with milk, and bake slowly.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-22

I W n = AIVN I4F WI'hIN N N4N II
a LArIN.-rhe undersigned will give instruction in
German and Latin as well to single individuals to
private classes Application to be made at his Rooms
Clark Block Main street. 10 tue different schools
and colleges, instruction ON liberal terms.
Reference-Rev. r. W. HIGGINsON
au2g diff LOUIS WAGELEY
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-22
G0llnouws, Doors, 6t.
educational.

DREAD INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES, WORCESTER, MASS.-The next term
of this Institution will the 7th day Of De
cember, under the direction of Rev. r. L. PATTISON
ID. ID. datAwtf M
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-22
a COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE

ksIiI IN MILLBURY-A very pleasant and convenient
AAs@ Cottage House, situated Maple street The lot
contains about half an acre ofland, which choice
variety of Fruit Trees in bearing condition This place
will be sold low and favorable terms dplica
ton to the subscriber on the premises.
ALDEN RICE
Millhurv Sent. G. 1850 ca d9mt
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-22
CERTIFICATE FROM DIR. HAYES,
Assayer to The state Of Massachusetts.

81 have analysed the Concet trated Leavcn manufac-
ured by Messrs Edw. Chanberln Co, with reference
to its purity and efficacy OF action in producing the eff
feet of yeast in distendng dough and thereby rendering
1t fit for making bread This article is skillmly
pounded from perfectly pure materials, which leave
nothing but vegetable salt which is essentially desr
able food in the bread 1t rises the dough without
sumn- the sugar other principle in the -four, per-
Icctlv and the same weight of flour will produce more
sweet paatabe bread than can be obtained through the
aid of yeast while cakes and pastry it is invaluable
1t saves all risk. and much time OF the pastry cook.
The experiments made bv confirm the statements
the public approval and extended Respectfully
4. A. HAYES State ASsayer,
l6 BOylston ST., Boston, Sept. Is, 1860.
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Ne vs from Arizona.

Tucsps, Oct. 2, 1850.
Erensire Indian Robbery a, Fr Brccknrdgs-T oops in
the Flsid dc dc.
On Friday the 20th about nine O'Clock In the forenoon
the Apache Indians 10 the number of about hundred
and ffty, made descent upon Fort Bfecknrdge, and
carried OF all the cattle, and horses belonging TO
the poat The attack sudden and unexpected that
but very little could be done TO the stock Several
Indians killed. aud Lieutenant Cook, promptly fol-
Lowing the remainder, took few mails. OF
dragon horses killed In the tklrnish This was .
bold movement the par. % the Indans but the policy
pursued towards them for the past two three yoaTs
has enced TO infpre them with contempt rather than
with respect for the whites. Only few days since
DR.. Steck agent OF the Apaches, notified tbs mill
tary authorities that he should Distribute presents
TO the Pna Apaches Ia Oslober These PinsB have OF
late murdered Americans and stolen deal Of
stock from the poor settlers OF this region therefore,
coTdipg the IDEAS Of ths indian Department. they
be furnished with shirts and blankets which they
viii immediately trade OF for guns, pc sder and knives
Lieut. Horace Randall happened 10 be on MS way TO
Fort Breckenridge, with thirty men from Fort Bschaaan,
hearing OF the attack Instantly pushed 10 give
Lieut. Cook sssstan aud pursue tue Indians, who de
quick retreat tho ;ila into the Pnai mountains
AT the time Fort Breckenridge attacked It's effective
garrison did not amount To fifteen fee
nights before the attack Indian who found skulk
it around the fort. evidently the watch to steal q
horse, was dred on by = sentinel aud killed.
In sonora the GauoAfstas church party have COL
ected about 700 and moving TO attack Pesqui
era, who enrerched at Hernosio the capital OF The
Safe. There VIII probably be hard lighting.
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AnNs" W OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WITH at. DOAITGO--
n hW'"s AND LAaARTfsE-s STRANGE ADyHN-
luhIs OF Bust OF Lord NELSON.
~ ne arrival y The schooner Ella We have received
our Hayti nss q sptnbsr "a
PRESIDENT JsniaId has issued lay modf5iuQ Article
IL o. the cru Code, az foiloss:-
All persons ~ho u virtue ~ the cors,,,,,o. ... A.
become citzens ~ Psyu, must, wi,b,n ,oa n,aa,h :,
their arrival, MAZE before justice n ne re,ca y, ,b
renOuncibR thereby allegiance any other
than that Of Hsyt Furnished with AZ attestatloo no
the ohcia Of this fact they must present a.
the hce ~ the Presieent Of Hay receive from the
,bef of he state an act fccoRDizpg them citizens ar
The republic
Eautts making by the govern nlant To Introduce
trial by Jury All citizens Of the republic, Of proper
sfe, VII be liable to jury duty excepting the preachers
81 any religion the government officials, ana the military
IN active service.
There are symptoms OF trouble with sauto Domingo.
subscriptions continue To be taken for the widow OF
John Brown Subscr ptions also received for Lamar
tues compete sorks, ana Iamartne h nse has written
letter 10 Hay Il EDITOR tbsLkiDg him for his exerons
10 s~eii The suosorption Int
Among nc Acul mountains there has been found,
10 an old houfc, a bret of Lord Nelson II liz OF
white marble, sanewhs, stained by time and neglect.
Nelson IA represented In his costume OF admiral aud
bears On his bceghl Ave decorations one 10
ration Of the bsiue Of Aboukr has the inscription Rear
Admiral lord Nelson Of the Nile Another medal he Ars
ne ~ofds, Almighty God has blessed his Majesiy's
glory
Ibis bust Interesting In It's artistic and historical asso
CATION was uud altar devoted to thu fetish
snip where for halt CENTURY II has been
Inc Hefy Of the Mountain Streams Inc NAMES Of the
fcnlbtofs were Coaie 4 Lealy Of Lambeth.
thus for nfy Years tho but OF English admiral has
been woIst ipped as heaheu idol
The 6nder Of the has refused an offer OF ye hun
dred dollars for II.
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NETTING or TIE EroiSrsRs AND FoaraxS of rHK FRS
meeting Of tho engineers and crcmen OF
The Fire Department was held yesterday evening o. the
Flremens hail. In Mercer street. The meeting go nsa
for the purpose q receiving the resignation Of ASSISTANT
ngpser John Cregier, and balotipg for person 70
mn bis place The res gpaion vas formally received ava
Q committee OF three appointed 10 dr series OF reso
lutIons complimentary 70 M creesrM 'o.emsn -
maonsr for q person 10 on the position Of Mr. Creger
There were three candidates Nessrs John Wtdey, Fore
man OF engine company No II, and George Akcr OK.
FOREMAN a erpipe company No. 81 They received the
nara Is mo election viii take place Wednesday, Tho
alth rst between the hours 81 aud nine ard M
returns are BE- handed 10 70 the chiefs oce before
Twelve r. NJ
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The Prince Of Wales and American Ia
situations.

From the london fpet, trt
The Prince Of Wales when about 10 leave Canada al
dressed the following gracious words 10 abe Inhabitants
Of fondon-worcs which can only be Interpreted a. ex
pressing the Qualification which HE Royal gnncss has
derived from bis visit 10 British North America
al know tbs attachment 10 the srihsh Crosn ~ the
eoplc of the North American colonies bat All
tatinns lad formed Of their devotion have been
than realised by the demonstrations have ~itaesacd
he Royai Hghne.s on passing into the INT s,a'es
has been received with amount " euth 1sssm equal
ing not exceeding that which has attended his pro-
er,ss throughout the doninions Of ihs Bstsh Crown
At Detroit the loya republicans assemhlei IA SUN
plumbers 20 free, their iusrioua visitor that Baron
Renffewr and hs SUITE though SUPPORTED by To
Mayor and other civic authorties, exgcfencei sea,
difficulty In escaping from "the wild enthasia-n''
Of the crowds on foot who blocked up the route,
and intercepted the royal party at every turn We nsve
ooubt thai 10 every portion o. he Iaisd sas from
Chicago the great 1ercia emporium ~ the West %
opunt and magnificent New York tho sou Of the Queen
a Epgsn will be received with aectionse courtesy
and respect which Ia worthy OF nation whose liberty,
laws and literature have sprung from comon source
with our osn. visit Of tnis Kind ~ill % more "
voften down any tspcrites, 10 remove any esouses
which may alberto have existed than all Toe com
pmentsTy phrases ~ diplomacy or statecran ks
Ro,aI Hehness, ,7oveo-sr, will har> an TTortr0ny ~
ssino EnoibA nsitutions duss,ed II nose eA,c ard
csrlJefsaipns uhich h> v7sdosa and szpensnes ~ hI
soy sss, 5a = ~ -, 49, sSr,y J % 1890
There pervons In England and 10 cansda VINO
have associated with the Proce o. Taes vist some i'm
pi tart political design II has been stated that the
bute Of Newcastle tho royal Mer Tor Of royal hlcma
ohus ~ well A. Secretary OF state for the Colonies ~a
bsitsh North America with resud 10 federal un,u.
and that should the proposal generally acceptable the
imperial snd other provincial Pariiamenu were " DC "a
vitsd " take the necessary consulate THIS grc
coofederatioe A. present the Governor General o.
Csrada poeesses the nominal title OF Governor and Gao
tain General OF Brifeh North America; bat this ON cr
has no real power 70 interfere with the dbcreNon
Of the Governor or New Brunswick or Nova SCOTIA
tor al local purposes Of @pro,emsa' ana ne ne
logged 10 q different nation. II . rebellion broke
out IN Canada, we believe n would rest with The
discretion q any subordinate Governor 10 determine
whether he would dtspath troops for the Suppression %
TIE outbreak In eqnence o. this system Of colonial
admin ration governors. manders IN cnic and large
sans ~ oclss have be maintained 10 each province
az The sxpenfe 81 the mother counrya subject whch
has recently attracted considerable attention 10 the I'm
reriai Parliament, and one which it certain or anan
cal Feformefs viii not permit 70 sumber BOT THIS -
comparatively uiDing evil. The existence Of t1cse
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Naval 1nteiiigence.
TIE DHrAHrrHs or THE RICHMOND FOR rHs MEpr-
TERRAsEAN.
orR NAVAL ooERRxroSpHScs.

orR NAVAL oosRKSroSpnscs.
USrrxp srArxs STEAMER RICHMOND \
Hsmrcs RoAps, oct IA, lsoo,
We lef Norfolk yesterday morning on iria trip 10
Cape Henry against strong head wind and returned 10
Ham p,on Roads TO wait for more favorable weather. A.
present raining very heavily, the performance being
varied by s,rorr nm,heAs,eriy squalls. As IS
snoderates shall 20 70 the engines sorked very
well yesterday though our steam power being but
iiary, doubt whether she viii make than
knots under steam alone.
Everybody ssnxious be on 10 the Mcditerrancsn
up the Straits, the sailors term n especially those Who
have spent some time In the Gulf and Tho Caribbean
Just think Of the dnsrcnce 70 exchange tho dark skin
ned beauties Of Mexico and Central America for the dark
eyed hours OF 1tsy; bad whsxey, Al twenty CENTS .
drink and tough lean beef for good, cheap vine and
luxurious living perpetual rains and pertlen@
tAlE you may, the sensitive portions Of
his stomach and pocket Hence comes that wbs mover
OF applicants Tor every position board, from the high
est 50 the lowest, and the disappointed % away
years ago, for does he not sayf have frgotten tho
Latin"Everybody cant 20 10 corinth'S Nov, Corinth
10 In the Mediterranean and what more likely thar that
he tired I, console those whose AppIicAslons had been
We have an excellent selection Of officers Should any
try u moice commerce or Cypress American c,
zcns sg ocer Bell, will such peal In the
Of European d-sp,u @ will wake them from ,noir
slumbers aud chow them that we know our rights and
how 10 maintain them. As for Captain Iogrsham, be
showed a, I'm, RIA what s,ua American commanders are
made o.
The following corrcc, lat Of the officers Of the ach
mond.-
Flse Ofrcer-Charles " Bell
CapsAin--i,urcAn NJ IbfrAham.
Leutenants--Robert n wyman, Alexander y. wsrley,
Livingston Brccse, A. d. Cumm ngs, Fransis T. shep
perd, William q pnsscr
Fleet sarfeop-w W. Ruschenbergcr.
Parsed Assytsnt surgeor--jamcs Saddards
Paymastcr- George Y Cutter.
Flvst Lieutenant Marines--James " Jones.
Fsg ofleer's secsetsry-Gideoa SsulL
Chief Erglneer-Jsmee n. Warner.
Parsed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " Prichett, Edward Terry,
byron Wilson, Clarke Merchant
Fret Assistant Eoslnecrs-V virginia. Freeman John w.
Moore.
Second Assistant E,gincsr--Ebcn ffoyf, IT.
third Assistant Fnsrecrs-J u sutcr, James p
sprasve William Pollard, H. n Herring, Henry Pagan.
CAPTAINS Clefk-FraBk Q. tusby.
favrnasters tierk- John ". FAX.
Astirs Boanwsan-isaac Chostc.
/ Actirg sgpber-James mayer.
| C.rp<bier-Tdwad Williams.
| salfmsker-Hsnry stocker
There also on board two pssspeers--surseon 10
seph Bcsle, for tho susqushanna and Lieut. d b. Har-
nony, for the Iroquois.
The consists q two hundred and sixty blue scs.
cts and nfty marines.
On Mondg morning we lust standing oct FOR sea,
with bright sky and fair wind.
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Accident 70 Prfnce Albert.

From the Coburx corresp0n OF foudon russ
AT itie before nve O'Clock, on tho 18Th, the Prince
Corsot having business TO transact TOOK leve OF
the party and entered carriage 10 proceed alone 70 Co
which driven fourth hand COMMENCED kicking VIC
nliy and shortly started of at fui speed The coach
man assisted by his Royal Hghness, did everything In
power to arrest the progress Of the frightened AMI
mals, but wishou, en- CO.
Al about the distaoce Of mile from Coours the road
from Gutenberg the railway at level, aui apo1
approaching tbs SPOT the Prince Consort observed that
the bar which Is lowered prevent carriages ,roesng
the line when train ia expected was coscd preparatory
10 the arrival Of the train at Coburg 4, vc o'clock.
wagon which had been stopped by the bar was als1
standing upon the toea violent coHcasion being thea
Inevitable, bis Royal Hshnets jumped from 1he carriage
and fell TO the ground. Though receiving
some superficial cuts and bruises m the face
he WIS Iat At sil stunned seriously hart,
and thrty preceded to hsrist the cpschm ene
rag, hsl IN the meantime into collision win The
csshsd SO the ground and considerably hurt Hs Royal
i'm mediaely devoted hs attention 70 tbis
who conveyed 70 the lodge Of the railway servant
who has charge Of the bar.
The horses having thus freed themselves from the
riase continued their into The to~n ~ Coburg
aud there by Colonel Ponsnnoy, The Princes
equcrry had been 10 attendance IN the earlier part
Of the day The colonel lmmed stey procured carriage
and securing the services 81 Dr. Bsy and Dr. Carr H1rs
chur the medical attendant OF the Dukrof Ssxs Cobarg
he proceeded with them " meet bis R,yai dishacss
The Prince, who sttl In the small cottage, directed
the attention 81 the medical gentlemen n the eoacnmsn,
and desired Colonel Popsouby 10 contnne his route 70
meet Der Msesty the Quecu who nj that time On her
return 10 Cebrg, In order 70 inform her Majesty Of what
had taken place.
BIS Roys Hghncss' escape may BE- considered a. most
rvpv lfal
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RvRotAsy.-Thc extensive pork packing establishment
Of romrcy Koch, corner OF South First and Fifsh
ssrcsts, was entered by burglars early yesterday morn
ing he safe The object which excited the cupdity
Of the burglars They appear 20 have entered the rrc
mlses by sealing the fence IN First street And breaking
open the back door kadlpg 70 the Office The safe war
iep taken ont and placed 90 pile Of pork 10 deaisu
the sound a. explosion which was 10 follow and after
drilling hole snd loading H. scandv1 arser, the Loaf OF
gurposder was put n The match applied and the safe
blown ur Leaving the lovs, however only twelve dol.
lars booty for al their trouble N0tabg has been heard
Of The buFssrs.
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Testimonial 10 Cant. Wilson,

The following is the subscription liss for es nonia
to Capt wilson and his crew, fGrnished BY Mcssrs
Rowland h Aspnwall;--
We, ibe under,isned merchants &C the city Of New
York approaching the noble conduct o. Capt Wi Of
the brig Minnie schiller, OF this port the occasion
Of the late disaster 10 The steamer Connaught and being
desrous OF presenting Capt Wson hs officers crew.
with suitable testimonials do subscribe the set
after pamtF for that purpofe.
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separate authorities inerres most seriously with all
great works II iDternai improvement cansia mas 80
strueisd the Grand Trunk Railway which extends IN
erect line nearly tbou-ald miles Bat the province,
drFipg months IA tue year, possesses no cnmnu-
riOatlon gltu tDe except y branch Ine,
winch proc.tds from lonr al tnenee through Hnitea
Tinted States t.. itors Portland the Ataato.
H. unfortunately this country snouid ever be eugagei In
hostts ~ns Agertos tais means az transit won q ~
cOnrso be closed Hut ~ gand possesses tue port Of
halifax n Nova &c tA of the hurst nlfbnrs In mo
world oren an the round and 10 the British
i-lanas than Po lland or New York Nen years agJ
Sfi,fh yerument via ssked tp assist "A the oraaoa
~ a Hire witch starting from Halifax would meet
rruIk Tros Ptolies, and thus give tho
conutsy to portion Of ner North American
domiNors during all periods u the year. Nova
and New Brunswick, with their comparatively
small resources, have contributed portions Of this
road: and although since thai period I,fd Derb,
Mr. plsras sic gulser Iyit,n have expressed
opinions favorable to the Undertaking, aad stated
that a government guarantee ought tn ~ given
nothing yet mas been dona We inclined 10 think
that Federal Parliament In Btish North America, re-
presenting population which tnon,s 20 q capgiis
rshie patton, would have ttl1 difficulty In completing
the great and impo tan CON acitioa which have
mentioned When questions ~ ragas and tolls. ths
DISPOSAL OF Wild lands for public Improve neus fepeni
npon separate Legislatures 10 is almost Impossible
have that uni,ed action ahcn T.q iste for TIE
pletiou Uf rational undertakings II result Of ths
Prilcs az Wsles' visit 10 Cauats should ia the uat1a
all th'se provinces for governmental purposes greit
end viii he npshei both Regards the future pros
perty OF b tish No tn Amer lea the power aud inl
ence Of tbs country IN no Western hemisphere
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crime I travel more, afer eleven years on the
path Of exile before being srs place Of
my nativity where are the survivors az my family aud
where rest The senerated ssnes q my father, whom
iost nj the time OF my former prescription But this
time GO with perfect esss of mind although sorrowf
back 10 the blessed land which welcomed In lS49
and which WI see me again in 1900 land where
der Victor Emanuel freedom and justice reign-noping
for my country TO the generosity Of your nature which
vii gel the upper hand OF sir lister that
throuh you this Southern ltay will also shortly receive
Rom our King The blessings OF freedom and good
Bebt Your devoted ser want.
NArixs Sept. 20, 1850. FILIPP0 OoRDovA