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MR Enron: Pl-nse annunnce Mr.. LEO HYMEL as q
candidate ASSESSOR for the Parish of Terrebonne,
the election place in November next and thereby
oblige ,@sa N i jy16-te faa as,g MANY VOTERS.
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3 CANDIDATES.

Mr. EpIrOR-Ple.se announce the name of FELIX
IBODAUX candidate fer the Office of Assessor At
the ensuing November Election. MANY FRIENDS
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MR. EDITOR: Please to announce in yonr paper that
HENRY NEWELL, is candidate for the office of
Clerk II the Fifth District Court Of Terreonne. at the
ensuing November election and that he will be supported
by his 80 Yl+teA q MANY FRIENDS.
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THE HOME JOURNAL.

New York City.
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American and Original

The Knicker6ocker Masa=i;ns.
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.s=a VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
FTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Par-
~ o;sse Terrebonne.-Cour du 5eme Dictrct.

J. P. viguere ct Gle.
En- yertu dun writ de Fl Fa enane de la dite Cour
segeant en- ct pour la de paroisse, ct moi adresse
ssssne Sheriff Ia colossus intituee ct hume
rose orrai Ell yente pubiique Il maison de Cour
Houma
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

SENATOR WILSON BRANDING THE TRAITORS.
An interesting and exciting passage, border
ing somewhat On the melo-drainatic, occurred
in executive session of the U. S. Senate, one
day last week. An executive appointment OF
little consequence having been confirmed.
Gen. Wilson mistaking the name for that of
one of the northern members of Congress who
had been rewarded for their votes for the re-
peal OF the Missouri compromise by govern
ment offices, rose preciptately to protest
against precipitation in disposing of these
cases, and declared that he intended to oppose
them all to the bitter end. He declared that
they held their offices as the price OF corrup
ton and the wages of sin. They had all be-
trayed their constituencies upon the promise
or in the expseetion Of the money and the
offices of the ieueral government. And now
the senate was called on to pay the prlce OF
their infamy. Early and late, IN season and
out, he would oppose the contamination OF
the inquiry he would on all occasions strug-
gle, though hestood alone, to defend the North
against treachery like this, and to fix the brand
of degradation upon the front of their betray-
ers. The thirty pieces of silver should not be
paid if he could prevent it. As may well be
supposed, so vehement and vigorous demon
stration excited lively sensation; some re-
plies were made, but the matter passed off
upon the discovery that the person confirmed
was not one OF those referred to by Gen. Will
son,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

New YORK, Dec. 1910 1-2 A. NJ. The
steamship Baltic, with one week later advices
from Liverpool, is coming up the harbor.
One of the passengers has come up to the
city, bringing papers in advance.
Cotton had declined 1-Sd Lid, closing
firm Sales of the week 40, 900 bales.
Breadstufs-F has declined Cd, Wheat
l a I'd.
Consols advanced to SO IA.
There is a variety of rumors that there is at
last prospect OF peace.
One ruinor states that Russia directly re-
qu7sted Prussia to make conciliatory offers to
the Western Powers. Prussia 10 said to have
accepted this mission, and Austria also assents.
But the most delicate form of rumor is, that
propositions had been submitted to Louis Ma
poleon, on behalf of Russia, which can be
probably accepted, namely: thai Russia will
conclude peace with the Western powers.
without the intervention of either Austria or
Prussia-Russia according the guaranteed in
dependence of the Danubian Principalities,
and the freedom of the Black Sea both par
ties to continue preparations Tor war, but no
active hostilities to be entered upon to an
agreed date.
The excitement respecting American affairs
had almost passed away.
The King of Prussia, in his speech to the
chambers, announced decidedly the continued
neutrality of Prussia.
The King of Sardinia is the lion in England
and France
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

The contest al Washington for Speaker re-
mains in statu quo. but the accounts grow
more encouraging of the final success Of Mr..
Banks. His l05 out and out friends, we are
rejoiced to perceive, grow more and more de-
termined to stand by him till he is chosen, il
it is to the end of the session.
Horace Greeley telegraphs to yesterdays
Tribune as follows -
WASHINGTON, Dec. u, 1855.
One hundred and five votes for Banks all
this day. Ball of Ohio fell off; all the rest
stood firm throughout the day. Our friends
are agreeably disappointed and strongly en-
couraged. There are a few members voting
for Banks who would prefer another candi-
date, but the great majority are firmly resolv
ed to stand fast to the end. Pennsylvania,
which was the last to come to Banks, is now
among the most determined not to change or
waver. The Democrats likewise resolve not
10 change nor bargain in any way. If we ever
have Speaker it must be either Banks or
Richardson. 1t rests with the scattering to
say which.
There are the usual rumors this evening that
several will fall away from Banks to Penning
ton tomorrow, but do not credit them
Gov. Gardner has written here, strongly urg-
ing adherence to Banks.
We sincerely hope this reference to Gov.
Gardner is sustained by facts. The Telegraph.
ic despatch to the Times of yesterday is of
the following encouraging purport;
Mr.. BANKS friends are much encouraged
by the steadiness. of his vote, and prominent
Democrats freely express the beliefthat he will
be elected
The members who have voted for BANKS,
but not since their votes would have effected
an organization, are EDWARDS and WILLIAMS,
of New York BALL, Of Ohio; DUNN, of In.
diana; and EADIE, of Pennsylvania. 1t is in
their power to organize The House, if they
choose, and as they have shown by previous
votes that no cons cientious scruples Withhold
them from voting for BANKS, we may expect
them to end the contest when they are suits
fed that the country wants the House to go
to public business
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

Lyons KathairOn.-The present immense sale
Of this article, is almost fabulous in amount which shows
the public appreciation of preparation which rests its
claims entirely upon its own merits The astonishing re-
suits produced by the Kshairoa in preserving the hair
from badness, and restoring it when it has fallen out
cleansing from dandru and all other impurities and i'm
parting to beautiful gloss and siken texture, together
with its delightful perfume AMI perfect ceanncss have
made 1t the most universally popular toilet article ever
used To guard against v4ueless limitations counter-
feits, always ask for LYONS Kathairon.
Sold everywhere in largo bottles, for only 3 cts.
HEATH, WYNKooP & CO., Pr)prietors
I'm 60 Liberty street, N. Y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

The Boone CcILDREN.-In spite ofthe inclem.
ency Of the weather last evening, the Boone Chill.
dren were greeted with full house at Horticul-
tural Hall, and their performances drew from the
audience the most cordial manifestations of APP
proval. Tonight, they will appear again at the
same place, with an entirely new programme, and
those who have not seen and heard them. in their
impersonRtions Of shakespenan and other char
acters, should avail themselves of the present op.
portunity to witness the wonderful ntelectuald de-
velopment to which they have attained under the
careful and udicous training Of their intelligent
parents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14
The Capital Trials.

The trial which has been before the Supreme
Court for three days past was given to the jury
last evening, and they returned into Court at nine
o'clock. with verdict of acquttal We were not
present, for short time at the commencement
o. the trial, and made slight mistake in refer
ence to it. We stated it to be for the murder of
Miriam Kneeland, and her sister, Sarah K Phin-
ney, whereasit was only for the murder of the lat
ter, separate bills having been found by the grand
jury, and that for the murder of the former yet
remains untried, There was another error of no
consequence as regards the merits of the case but
which, for accaracy's sake, may as we'll be cor
rected That was, in the age of the sisters. Miss
Kneeland was 70 years of age, ami Mrs. Phinney
was "a. Westrt the correction seasonaby to the
office, but it somehow missed of being made
Another capital trial will be commenced this
morning, that of a mother for the murder of her
child.
MILITARY MovEMENTs,-The Amoskeag Vet
Grams, military company from Manchester, New
Hampshire, passed through our city yesterday en-
route for Washington, with the laudable purpose
of visiting the tomb of Washington at Mt Yer.
non, and paying their respects to President
-NASSs as AalLhS VI TIC w HIT AOuutdiu
State, in the course of their pilgrimage. Upon
their arrival in this city, they were received by
delegation from the Worcester City Guards, and
cordially invited to their armo7y, where they
were welcomed in an appropriate speech from
Lieutenant Sprague of the Guards, and partook
OF lunch provided by the Guards, at the close
of which, Ex-Governor Lincoln, by invitation, adj
dressed the corps in an eloquent speech, which
was responded to by the commander in eloquent
terms. The company dined at the Worcester
House, and after dinner, upon invitation of the
Guards, were welcomed to Worcester by Lieu
tenant Hathaway, in neat and appropriate
speech, which was eloquently responded to by tine
commander We have seen many military COM
panies in our day, and hough we like not war nor
any Of its works, yet we must say, that so SOL
dierly body of men we have never seen togeth.
er. The corps numbers one hundred and sixty
men, sixty of whom were six feet and over in
height, and their intellectual countenances show
ed very clearly that their courage was not the off
spring of that mere brute courage of size and
strength, but that they were governed by the set
tied convictions of right and duty. which cannot
be eradicated by the triumph of the right
We think that the moral effect OF visit of
corps of these White Mountain Boys to Wash
ington about this time, will be excellent, and
we wish them much joy on their journey The
Amoskeag Veterans are the finest looking mill
itary corps that we have ever seen. Their uni
form is after the exact pattern of the regulars of
the Revolutionary army. They look like men
built expressly for service, and doubt not, if
the occasion arises, they will show the spirit of
old General Stark at Bennington, which was to
beat the enemy OIL leave Molly Stark widow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

Letter from Or: HOlmes.-Mr. Jernison -
sir-I am aware fat there strong prejudice against
advertised medicines notwithstanding, L believe your
Pile and Worm Compound is superior and safe remedy
for the Piles Having tested its qualities in severnl
fully satisfied that is worthy of public confidence
and most cheerfuly recommend to those who are af
hicted with this painful disease.
DAVID HOLMES, NJ. D.
Providence, Oct. 20, 1855. MI dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

The editor Of the Transcript evidently labors
under the Authorization that hei smart. ItwOuld
be sort Of cruelty to helpless animals to disa-
buss him Of the ooneeit, for doubtless Il makes
him happy 70 feel that he Is the editor Of even SO
mean sheet as the Transcript We should no
more think Of replying 70 his dolorous complaints
about eur editorials, than We should to the song
Of sfes toad upon summer evening. n Hea.
ven IN ~ dealings with men has bereft him Of
common sense and decency, we do not know that
We are under special obligations to supply the de-
AGENCY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

The wEATHER--It showed nearly all day yes.
terday, but with SO much moderation that we dare
not promise sleigh ride to ourselves or any Of
our readers to-day. However, we trust there is a
good time coming when sleighs will be in requisi-
ton, and the lasses will rejoice in the depth Of
the snow drifts, and the iciness of the roads.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

FIRE IN FRANcEsTowN, N. H.--A cores
pendent of the Boston Post writes from Fran
cestown, N. H., that on the morning of the
18th inst, the dwelling house and out build
ings, hay, grain, &C., of VIM. Bixby, the
store of Sterrett & Downs, the large hotel of
VIM. Parker. with all its stables, &C., and the
store of L. X. Brown, were all destroyed by
fire. The heart of the village is in ashes.-
Loss about $4,000; insured for $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

ANOTHER REMovAL.-The Boston Telegraph
states that Sheriff Willis of Berkshire County,
has been removed by Gov. Gardnre, for the crime
of Republicanism, and his place given to Graham
A. Root Of Sheffield, an old Wing, and member
of the last House,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

WSEcesAeE uyuF0Pathlc Institution
on ATch and FOUNTAIN SIS, Worcester, Mass. The
proprietors of this Institution aim to make it COM
portable home for nYads at all The location ia
elevated and healthy yet easy of from all parts Of
the city. "
me medical department is conducted by DR. S. RoGERs
and has never been limited the exclusive use of wateT
IN cases which seemed require other treatment
For TERMS &C., address
E. +. ROGERS, suPEn1sTBsDENF
outdoor practice attended to- Office hours 2to 4PM
au27 dSvtf ~ 'NN'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

From VESBzUEDA.-Nep York, Dec 13.-
We have news from Venezuela to the h ult.
The assembly met at Caracas on the first
and elected Senior Bermudcs President by
large majority. The cholera was raging with
frightful violence at valentia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

CaFd.-The subscriber would return thanks for the
very liberal patronage bestowed since his location in his
Store would inform his friends aud the public
that the large Increase of business has decided him in max
ing at great cost permanent arrangements with Mr. H.
Willard gentleman Of exquisite taste and skill original
in designs and large experience who will hereafter stand
at The head OF the Cutting Department
It has been the study Of the proprietor to adv The
style and quality of the garments produced at HE esab
lshment and with this view, has employed the abest
uorkmen to be found and he his patrons
that he has the choicest company of workmen ever col
lected in any one shop in this State.
full and elegant assortment of seasonable Goods for
measured garments very large stock Of Ready Made
Garments, carefully cut and made in the establishment
und er the eye the proprietor expressly for rel trade
Gle its price marked in plain figures upon it, and that
pric is acknowledged to be low, if not lower than can
be found in this Commonwealth.
WIN H. HUDSON, Proprietor,
Clarks new Block, of Main ard Mechanic Streets
259 Main street d3m&w6m o9
Economy in FueI-The WORCESTER PEAT
COMPANY, are prepared to furnish Peat Of s4feror
quality delivered in any part of the city, OILERS left at
the Spy Office or at the store of r. r. Dixie. will be
promptly attended to.
careful analvsis of the Worcester peat recey made
by DR.. Charles I Jackson, the eminent Geooest and
Assayer the State of Massachusetts, shows that its ca
oric value is superior to thaof wood IN the proper
ton ii ~ $1,000 TO Is 7510o and lie certies tha such
peat will Sc We perfectly well for generating steam and
for most purposes is SUPERIOR to wood land nesry
equal to bituminous coal." Houseketpers who wish
ecopomize will do well to give it trial ad 81
For nm EducatTOn. in practical business brancn-
of study, go to EAT0NS Mercantile and Mathematical
Institution, Bank Block, Foster street.
There old and young select any branch of study
and pursue il day and evening, by individual instruction
There being classes, stud ens commence any
time. This Institution is unlike ACADEMIES mas
much by lis Explanatory Lectures and Lucid Rules,
adapted to each study the STUDENT however dull of
prehenson is lifted from els doubts ana uncertainties
and along with the rapidty Of understand
ing the advanced scholar any should desire
to see the proofs of the success attending this method Of
lnnIO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14
DIR. CIOugls's Columbian AN

cure for pain in the side headache SICK headache cos
tyeness piles, nervousness, and all bilious
Ihese Pills cure with less cost Of money and loss Of time
than any medium ever dscovered and there is no nau
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Worcesershould have dozen boxes ia he house. 10 use
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VIII break up any fever If used carly AID are the hest
thing for cold any person ever tried Sold by D. Scott
q. r. Spur, j. Green, and others ali o1o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

The splendid silver plate presented to Conduc.
tor Garfield, may be seen, to-day and tomorrow, at
the jewelry store Of Messrs. Coleman & Putnam
next door to the American House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

INTERESTING PROM KANzAs.-A Geographic
despatch dated Chicago. Dec. II, states that Mr..
Parsons of Massachusetts, who left Kanzas on
the 4th inst, informs the Chicago Tribune that
there are seven hundred men under arms in Law
renee, and upwards of three hundred Missourians
at Waukesa Greek, seven miles distant, with ri.
fes and cannon. SIR. Parsons also met compa-
NY Of Missourians on the 4th, just over the bor-
der, with arms and baggage wagon stores. On
the 9th, saw another squad of Missourians, with
three pieces Of artillery, stolen from the Clay Co.
Arsenal. This squad was talking violently, and
swearing that they would burn Lawrence, and kill
all the abolitionists. Mr.. Parsons says that the
stories about the free State men burning houses
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

FIRE AT HYANNIs.- Hyaanis, Dec. Ia
The new dwelling house occupied by Mr.. Sla.
vim, Waterman on the Cape Cod Railroad
was destroyed by fire this morning. Suppos.
ed to be the work Of an incendiary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14
Dyspepsia can be Cured.
4 z. p. Htolr. Esd. AsSfsfnnf CIerE IL 8 Hntlae

FROM t. r. otoU, Esq, assistant CLERK u. s. House
of Representations.
Washington, D. c., June TO-
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make KNOWN you and the public, the surprising effects
the f-ygeshated Bters in relieving me from til most
discouraging disorder, Dyspepsia. have been afflicted
for about seventeen years with he usual attendant ymp
toms viz constipation of the bowels heaf ache, pain in
the chest, atuence acdity Of the stomach and
nausea; and Most If the time extremely bilious
have used various remedies have been strict my diet
but all TO good purpose. Hearing Of the Oxyg mated
Bters, procured some; have used four bottles and find
the bad symptoms all removed, and myself in
the enjoyment Of health None but the dyspeptic suffer
who has e all the horrors of the disease can at all
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Respectfully yours, r. p STOW
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

Batm OF Thousand Flowers !-Reader
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

ONLY II IL CENTS for better Daguerreoypes than be
obtained at any other place in this city, at Dr.. VAN Al
sTrN's Rooms, 1871 Main ST., Union Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

GnS. CAss.-The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Evening Post, says -
"Cen. Cass has announced his willingness 10
comply with the request Of the free State men of
hanzas. he has promised 10 take charge Of and
20 present their petition for admission to the I'm.
Ion ana the Constitution adopted by Them
Mnelner he viii vote accordingly remains to be
Should Gen. cass take this course, it will be
one step towards partial redemption from his past
subservisncy to the slave power.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

Baflcy's To0tbache DrOPs.-Thls remedy for
this most excruciang pain is not only Of the best but
the best remedy offered to those afflicted with
9he oothache after the failure Of every other remedy now
offered to The public you have only try Bsey's Tooth
ache Drops, and will have in minute For sale
wholesale by WEEKS & POTTER, 154 Washington st.,
Boston, and by Druggists, generally. aul4 dom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

STORE RoBBERY IN FRAMINGHAM.-The
store of Bigelow & Beard, in Framingham,
was entered on Tuesday night, the 18th inst,
and robbed of sundry articles Of dry goods,
consisting of casimeres, thibets, black and
fancy goods, &C., to the amount of $500 or
$1,000 in value.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14
D. IA. ESTARRnnK

- lSuccessor to Oliver Chase, No. 245 Main st)
Manufacturer Of all kinds of Plain and Fancy Boxes such
Porte Monnae, Envelope Comb and Bit Boxes 6e 40
SHELF BOXES
made in the most superior and durable manner with Gill
Labels for Dry Goods, Sho s. &c.
Particular attention pad to the manufacture of Wedding
Cake Boxes, OF every desirable pattern.
All orders respectfully collected and promptly attended
to nils ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

A. Premtiss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone. Over the Quinsgamond Bank Entrance 141
Main street. House Crescent Street All orders viii
Aei with attention Particular attention paid to
Drafting Machinery dec30 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

In the Police Court, yesterday, j ohm Lyon and
- McSweney were fined 80 each and COSTS
The former was committed for non payment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

RemOvnI.-LEoNARD's Boston A. Fnsterr n.
lreBs Co, have removed their Office Ia iso Mai; Ga
brinley Block nearly opposite American House
nuI dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-14

school Comnilfces, or Teachers fitting up
school Rooms with the Modern School Desks and Stools
can purchase 80 in good condition. for onehaf their orig
nal cost, BY applying TO WM IL EATON Proprietor Of
massachusetts Mercantile and Mathematical Ia stitnlc
WORCESTER, MaSB auab atc