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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

DOARD N NORTHUMBERLAND ROOMS, WITT
ID board for single gentlemen, or gentlemen with thei
wives, can be obtained nj "a Garden street, within nv
minutes walk Of Wall street or South ferries. References
exchanged. No moving FIRST Of May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06
new YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1855.
A REGISTER

ITO LE~T.BRoADwAY SECOND s1ooR. syoRE ss
4 Munger, p~ianoforts uanr~ factursrs, 3a1 Broadxsy.
Sril alter to front and rsar rooms } Apply TO Geo p
toA, Estate Agent, on Inc premises, for Broadway stores.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

sense entertain CT the conduct and gallantry
exhibited by the troops, though not rewarded
by the success they so well merited. The
trenches were subsequently so crowded with
troops that was unable to organize a second
assault. About II O'Clock at night the eDe-
my commenced exploding their magazines,
and the Redan we found abandoned and &C.
cupled it at daylight. The evacuation of the
town was made manifest during the night
Great fires appeared in every part, accompan-
led by explosions, under COY er of which the
enemy succeeded in Withdrawing their troops
to the north side by means of the raft bridge
recently constructed, and which they after
wards disconnected and conveyed to the other
side. Their men -of-w were all sunk dur
ing the night.
On the attack on the Redan % English Of
fcers were killed, and l26 wounded 20 dam
gerously so. The materials left by the Rus
slams are more extensive than al first supposed,
including 1900 guns of large calibre, 1000 of
smaller caliber, $4,000 cannon balls, and a
great amount of gun powder.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

Hon. Henry W. Benchloy, in his speech at the
American Convention last Wednesday, while crit.
ieising the Republican Convention, made the fol-
lowing statement: ga hall was already engaged,
in which they Chose opposed to the nomination
Of Gov. Gardner,) were TO make another nomina-
ton, in case Gov. Gardner succeeded 4" Governor
Gardner, also, in his speech, alluded to the en-
gagement Of Horticultural Hall for that purpose
Inere IL not shadow Of truth in this statement
horticultural Hall, at the time, was undergoing
repairs, and could not have been occupied. We
state Also on the authority Of Mr.. Edwin Haven,
straigat-ous know-Nothing, who has charge Of
the hall, that no application was made BY any
person for that hall. Neither was there anv made
for any other hall in the city, for the purpose in.
dictated by Mr.. Benchley.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08
The official report of Gen. Simpson is sub

The official report Of Gen. Simpson is sub
stantially as follows:
have to congratulate your lordship on the
glorious results of the attack of the Sth, which
has ended in the possession of the town, dock
yards and public buildings, and the destruc-
ton OF the last ships of the Russian fleet in
the Black sea. Three steamers alone remained
and the speedy capture or sinking of these
must speedily follow. AT noon, the hour APP
pointed, our allies quilted the trenches, and
entered and carried the apparently impregna-
bic defences of the Malakoff, with that impet-
uous valor which characterizes the French at
tack, and having once obtained possession,
they were never dislodged. The tricolor plant
ed oil the parapet was the signal for our
troops to advance. / determined TINT the Sec
ond and light divisions should have the honor
OF the assault from the circumstance of their
having defended the batteries and approaches
against the RedaI for so many months. and
from their intimate knowledge Of the ground.
Tie fire of our artillery having made as much
OF breach as possible in the salient angle of
the Redan. decided that the columns of as-
sault should be directed against that part. On
arriving at the crest of the ditch and the lad
ders being placed, the men Immediately storm
ed the parapet Of the Redan, and penetrated in
to the salient angle. A most determined and
bloody contest was here maintained Tor near
ly an hour, and although the greatest bravery
was displayed, it was found impossible 10
maintain the position. Your lordship will
perceive by the long and sad list of casual
ties with what gallantry and self.deyotion
the officers so nobly placed themselves at the
head Of their men during this sanguinary con-
hict' feel myself inadequate to express the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

The New York Courier and Enquirer, which
has been quoted as opposing the Republican
movement in New York, in its issue of the
I'd inst, speaking of the Wing and Republi-
can fusion ticket. says:
''For ourselves, we say unhesitatingly that
we shall advocate to the best of our abilities
the candidates nominated for State officers
Having in view the restoration ofthe Missou
ri Compromise as the one great and only pam
acea for the quoting of this vexed question of
slavery, now and forever, we cannot be mis-
taken in believing, that the only way to ac-
compish that object, is for every man who
wishes to restore harmony to the country, to
vote for the fusion ticket nominated at SYRIA
ouse mot because they prefer those candi-
dates to all others, but because by thus cast
ing their votes they will demonstrate to the
South and to the whole country, their unal-
terable determination to redress the grievous
wrong perpetrated in the repeal of the great
Compromise of 1920.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

ONE PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, 1Gs & 40
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MASS.
The above is Of the most extensive and attractive
Retail Clothing Establishments in New England; and the
Proprietor begs leave to announce that no former sea
son has his Stock been excellent complete as that
which he now invites the attention of his friends also
the public generally.
Advantage has been taken of the depressed stale of the
Market and great has been taken to produce Gar
ments of surprising beauty and neatness and also of
thorough workmanship. Persons of all ages sizes and
occupations will find greatly to their advantage to sup
ply themselves with clothing at this establishment 1t
continues to be conducted upon the GONE PRICE sys-
tenn which has given abundant satisfaction to patrons
hitherto and prices will be found generally very ma
terially reduced from last years rates.
The Proprietor also desires announce that change
has been made in his Custom Department Having Sc
cured talent of very high order in the Cutting Depart
ment, he would most cordially invite the patronage of all
persons desiring Garments made to order, including the
most fasdious and critical in the confident expectation
that in all cases. entire satisfaction will be given:
very extensive and choice assortment Of Piece Goods
adapted TO every style of Garment may here be found at
all times, aofding unequaled facilities for gratifying the
taste of the purchaser and at prices always as moderate
as the state Of he market will permit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

KANzAs.-Ihe Leavenworth City cores
pendent of the New York Tribune, under date
of Sept. %, says:
1.-The apprehension and fears of border
rutians' aud Slavery have greatly diminished.
Order regns in Warsaw.
On Monday evening, mass meeting as
sembled, and appointed delegates to Con-
vention preliminary to State Convention to
form State Constitution, to be submitted to
thepeople This is an important movement,
and its success will relieve Kanzas from all
danger Of becoming slave State The Mis-.
sourlans have become tame, and their is every
indication that Kanzas will be prepared to
come into the Union in quicker time and
with less difficulty than any other State
Even the United States officials here do no not
hesitate to utter free sentiments, fearless of
the alien and sediton laws of the Legislature.
or of the Executive displeasure of Franklin
Pierce.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

The Republicans are to hold ratif-
cation meetings in all of the large towns. The
Atlas says that the following gentlemen are to
address the meetings thus held. We designate
them according to their past proclivities :
Hon. I. D. Elliot, CWhig); Hon. George H.
Russell, IF. 81; Hon N. P. Banks, (F. S.
Deml; Hon. Robert B. Hall, tx. NJ; Hon.
John z, Goodrich, CWhig); VIM. S. King,
OK. NJ; Hon. E. NJ. Wright, TX. NJ; and
Hon. Marshall P. Wilder, K. NJ.
The Selectmen of Weathersfield, Ct,
carefully and gravely opened box that reach
ed their address by railroad, freight paid, and
then opened their eyes in amazement to see a
bushel of the biggest onions they ever did see,
and which had been sent to them. in banter,
by the Selectmen of a town in Iowa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

PATENTs.-The following is list of the pa
tents issued from the United States Patent
Office to New England men, for the week
ending Sept. 25-each bearing that date:
James Emerson, of Worcester, for improve
ment in pressure shoppers for chain cables.
Alonzo Webster, ofMontpelier, for improv.
ed hold back for carriages.
Charles Weston, T., +. Weston, and John
w. Weston, of Salem, for improvements in
leather splitting machines.
Peter l.. Welmer, OF Reading, for improve
ment in trip. hammers.
Samuel l.. Weed, Of Stoneham, Mass, for
machine for making printers types.
John Iaggart, of Roxbury, assignor to him
self and Theodore Parker, of Boston, for inn
provement in artificial legs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

TIT III tHs IIUIlt JUuTlaI, NeW IUrK.T
No article ever acquired rapid celebrity and uni
versal popularity LYONS KATHAIRoN. To those who
have used it, and who has the reason is obvious as
not only beauties the HAIR but preserves and
it at an advanced age of e Its perfume and agreeable
enlivenng effects should stamp indispensable article
ofthe toilet"
The above is but of thousands similar commenda-
tions-t stands unrivaeG toilet article. Be sure to
ask for LYONS KATHRoN its unparalleled populari
y has caused several unprncped persons put up val
uless limitations, which they call by somewhat similar
Names Sold everywhere in large bottles for only cts
HEATH, WYNKooP & CO., Proprietors.
I'm 63 Liberty street, N Y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

GREAT ExHIBITIoN.-The Connecticut State
Agricultural Societywill hold their second annual
Cattle Show, Fair, &C., at Hartford, this week,
on the 10th llth, and 18th insts., and the Hart
ford County Horticultural Society will hold its
annual exhibition at the same time. The two
Societies are assiduously laboring IN the prepara-
tons for the occasion, with determination to
make it one of the most complete and attractive
exhibitions of the kind ever seen in this country.
From the enterprising and energetic character Of
the men engaged in it, and the means which they
have at their command, we may confidently ex-
pect such show as will be creditable to the ag-
riculture and horticulture of the State, and we'll
calculated to give wholesome stimulus to those
interests. We understand that many from this
State, will be present at Hartford on the occa-
sion
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

Unce WOres-The Saturdays Spy gives us the
news in volunteer for Mr.. Lyermore in j. k Banister
who charges Baker with seeking notorety only (young
Is may yet better know of whom he thus speak instead
oJustce and AYERS he shall not give article the no.
tce he ay think it deserves. This could not be expected
OF one VINO could consent to act agent of another with
views b. has expressed of L. both to us and Others It
simply necessary for us to deny giving any advice to par
lies here to sell to Mr.. Lisermore Ii Mr. Livermore did
IN no way obgate himself not reopen Bookstore here
then we DO not understand the right Of trade. As to the
prices OF Books, the public easily decide and will no
doubt, as those buying seek their own interest.
sctI diff q. BAKER & CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

RemoVal.-F. II. PUTNAM having DO ught GU
Mr.. c. O. Coleman, and removed to his place, No. 200
Main ST., door north of the Am. Temp House, will be
happy to meet his friends and patrons there well
those of his predecessor.
have now in store a large stock Of WATCHES, of F.
B. Adams Son. Edward Favre Brandt David Taylor,
and other celebrated makers, which will sell rea-
sonable terms any in Worcester or elsewhere.
Also, good assortment of JEWELBY, Silver and
Plated Ware and Fancy Gooas at my usually low prices
Also, SPECTACLES Of every variety, and especially
the Perscopc which have sold with such unif I'm sue
cess for the last twelve years
In my Watch Repairing department. have secured the
services of gentleman formerly from the establishment
of Bgeow Brother Il Kennard, Washington st.. Boston,
who, from his long experience in repairing every scrip
lien of movement gives the fullest confidence in say
ing that any work left at my store shall be promptly
done, and warranted give perfect satisfaction or no
sl2 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

A female pedestrian, Miss Isabella
Melrose, Las performed at Meath, England,
the astonishing feat of waking five hundred
half miles in five hundred half hours, and
Eve hundred quarter miles in five hundred
quarter hours.
The N. Y. Academy of Music has
contracted an engagement with Roget a mi
raculous tenor, at the insignificant salary of
$6O,OO0 per annum. 1t is said that his chest
Z would be cheap at double the money.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08
WfIder,n Pn1cn1 snlnmnnder snfns.

WTIder's Patent SaIamumder Snfes.-
Notice is hereby given to the public that Elias c. Herring
of New York. longer manufactures this celebrated Safe
The undersigned prepared furnish from their own
mandatory the " World Renowned" Fire and Burglar
preof Safe with the latest Powder and Burglar proof
Locks of any size from $50 upwards.
II world wide reputation of the Wilder Patent Sala
mand Safe, together with the hous Of certificates
in its favor, render it useless the subscribers to multi
ply words in its favor No m, rchant banker mechanic
tradesmen of any kind should for moment lay pro-
viding themselves with one of those Safes
Jewellers Safes made to ordei with chilled iron plates
inserted.
Depot 122 Water street, Wall street, New York.
B. G. WILDER & CO.,
PatenLees and Manufacturers
New York, July 8, 1855. jy6Sm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

The Crops IN VERMoNT.-The Burlington
(Vt) Free Press says" The crops in Vermont
are abundant, and are now secure from the frosts
Potatoes are rotting some, but not enough to
prevent very large supply. They sell at from
fifteen to twenty five cents busbel in this vicin-
ity. Of wheat and oats the crop is fine through
out the State, and the fall feed is good.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

on area ana Fouhtdn sts, Woreesfer Moss M
propretorS Of this Institution aim to make ~ LUG
Portable home for inyads at all seasons The ocaon u
Elevated ana healthy, yet easy access from a nsr,a ~
The medical department Is conducted bv Dr q poou..
ana has never been limited TO the exclusive se o as
III shlse cases which seemed to require other reat
For telmg, &c address N'"''nehI
or.aoo..,,.s,.E y. y; ROGERS, supRmsrrsprsr
outdoor practiceattendedto. OAlce hours 2to AZ
huII dNwtf A'fN'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

STATE FARM School AT PALMER.-The
whole number in the house the last day Of Sep
TENDER was $685. including 80 men, 81 women, 355
boys, and 1873 girls. The number decreased 90
during the month, % having been admitted, 4s
discharged, and died.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

We understand that Henry W. Benchley, since
his nomination as Lieutenant Governor, has re-
peated his statement, that Governor Gardner, if
reelected with favorable Legislature, will do
nunr Law
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

Ihe Gremtest Medical Discovery OF he
age MIR KENNEDY of Roxbury, has discovered in one
OF our common PASTURE Weeds remedy that cures every
Kind Of Humor, from the worst Scroula down t comr1
Plmpe He has tried in eleven hundred cases ana
never JAILED except in two cases. (thunder humor) He
mas now IN mas possession two hundred certificates n
its value, all within twenty miles of Boston, "
Two bottles is warranted to amusing sore mouth
on the face. U VI PHhpiea
Two or three bottles will clear the system of bes.
Two Does IS warranted to cure the worst canker in the
Three to five bottles is warranted IN c,re ,h ... -
Of Eryspelas. W ''i' 'ne "ors' case
One to two bottles is warranted to cure all humor in III.
eyes. oi Al tnS
Two bottles is warranted to cure running of tbe oo ~
blotohes among the hair ~ was "iu
fOds to six bottles Is warranted to cure corut and
running ulcers. 'uf' anu
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the sl,in
Two or three bottles is warranted to cure the worst
0fringworm. ~ s's "oIst case
Two or three bottles is warranted IN c,,uo IT. -
pcrate case Of rheumatism 'i'o "oStu eS
Three or four bottles warranted to cure salt rbsm
rive TO eight bottles will cure the worst case Of qcrs,
dement, IS always experienced from the Hrst bot,i %
perfect cure is warranted when the above Dv.e ana
taken. Wv No'e quantity is
Reader pedded over thousand bottles Of this in ,bs
vicinity OF Boston, know the effects of IL In eyer,
80 sure as water will exnguish fire az sr, vii, ose
hamor' never sold bottle of but that hottie aa
oeri ater trai Il always speaks for itself There are
mo ugs apout tls herb that appears TO me snrn,is,
nrut that II grows in pastures in some pIec isi
plenty, and yet its value has never been known ise
covered IL IN lo4o second that should cure All ina ~
nunor. nave giyen to children year old mn Nv ~
meh Q, sky from the homelest women in Boston mn ~
0 pele OF Nonanum and in all the cure IL eerta
NO oh9nge OF diet Is ever necessaryeat the heat Won &
ge have likewise an herb when smmered IN yoa oap
dssoves seroiuous swelling Of the neck and under III
directions for USE Adult, one table spoono,, ro,
Gays children over eight years. desert spoonful, sbdpr"n
NY 70 ciBht years, Tea spoonful As nodirecon can
on bowels twice q day. Ns" +" operate
MT, Kennedy gives personal attendance bad ca.s. =,
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNpn,, a..
State street, Boston. - 4""pANu q CO.,
~, for sale In Worcester by D. Scott NJ. lB oroo @
White y Co., q. A. Harrington Il GA "a In NviIevn, D.
mvTn9roee, caldwell Hill, Bush Co., JS,nes h n ~
q. W Llzel slDey scotti Oappyille Goor p 1rsel.
- -, NY d1
ana 49, ren.lss; Designer and Engrayer upon Wa,
Mi over The Quinsgamond Bank Ensan m9 p0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

TIMELY DIscovERY.-The New York po-
lice observed a couple of known thieves lurk-
ing about a building at the corner of Howard
and Mercer streets, who fled at their approach.
On examining the premises, they found upon
the roof about five thousand dollars worth of
goods, all tied up, ready to be carried off,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

WE learn that our informant was under a mis-
take as to the person who was hurt at the Fitch
burg Railroad Station last Friday Mrs Stone
was there at the time, but il was another woman
who received the injury
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

POPULATION OF GREENFIELD--The popula.
tiOn Of Greenfield, according to the census ina,
taken. is 1906 males, l,4S5; females, I4e5
Irish, 4S2i Germans, l49. The populatiod in 1850
was 1850. Increase in FIVE years. 375.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08
IERIFF,S SALE

WORCESTER S. oe,eL1 as I.--
virtue OF warrant which issued from the CoTp ~
- common Please held at Worcester within and to-
Ie county Of Worcester, at the SEPTEMBER term n
IooI upon me petition of Eli Gouding Josenb d. Grad
~ JOSIAH A. Thompson, and Theodore CLARK rnercbet
ana partners doing business in Worcester in said conno
T ~ unoer NE name and arm Of Gouding Gregorv
hni9oIPsoh Company, against George w Packard ~
iS worcester shall offer for sale Public Auction to
W siest piuaer, on SATURDAY, the seventeenth dav
u NosenOer next at two O'Clock in the afternoon NJ nv
tba II, saa worcester No Worcester BanE Block. ali
PscrI n1e, ana interest which the said George W.
laohTu had on the third day of February u 1875 or
ngs bsrna an 70 certain tract of land with the build
at The s,saaea N sad Warcester viz; beginning
% ouIwestery corner Of said lot at the intersection
Ta ,e 'a srdl ae Ct bury street. by the north line Of
gor street, thence running easterly by said TAYLOR
Sueet 10y feet thence turning at right angles with sad
Wnm saeet and running norher llOl feet to land Of
E a,n b. FOX thence eastery, following lie line Of sad
rJ au "a leet to land Of Patrick Welsh thence sontb
py sald weehs land So feet thence east y by said
lana iVS feet to said Mbury street thence
Dy SAD Mibury street 6sa feet 10 the Mace Of
OF the Revised Statutes VI INC i'1 ~ ~. cuaP@l
oS d9sN >. DAY,
"'s" ID, shift
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

In 1850, the population of Fitchburg was three
hundred more than that Of Milford. Now, Mil.
ford stands ten hundred and forty-seven ahead,
end is, by so much the largest town in Worcester
County,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

HAVE WE PRoPHET AMONG US "A cores
pendent Of the Milford Journal, says that Mr.
Henry W. Benchley, among others, is OF the
opinion that Governor Gardner will carry Wor.
cester County Whew
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

Suffering Females will find timely relief and
friend in need, well suited to their case in the faithful
use of Dr. Coughs Columbian Pills. The sense of sink.
ing at the pit of the stomach transient pains and aches
creeping sensations, broken rest foul tongue pondeney
terror, sghngs and groanngs remuOnsness irrtabity
ftful starting-these, and much more these Pills will
cure Sold for merely rs cents box. See advertisement
sod ny U. SCOI9, Druggist dje2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

WE understand that there will be Social Le-
wee of the Free Church, at Horticultural Hall, to-
morrow evening, with speaking by Rev, Mr. Hig.
gibson, Rev. Mr.. WATSON, and others.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08

THE late census of New jersey gives $50 ,495
inhabitants, against 4S9, 1888 in lSjO-an increase
of $4,000 in five years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08
= IdItIIVets dIIU lldHuIdVJuTtTs.
New York, July 3, 1855. jy 6 3m

Tooth Ache Cured. Ct dozen different kinds,
without using choroform pain. Teeth thoroughly and
firmly filled also, cleaned sealed, put in divided alter
ed in position, and regulated, without giving any pain
warranted-at my Office front over Quinsgamond Bank
opposite office to Hon. Isaac Davis pve been engage
for the past fifteen years in practising dentistry Broad
way, New York City, and will be pleased to attend
to any who may need best quality OF material as well
as workmanship References from the very first families
in New York City Worcester be seen at the Office
sl2 diff DIR. HOLT, Dentist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-08
DIED.

I'm Atbol, 10Th ult, Harvey Stratton 90 25tb Mary
E. Whitney, 30. Goth, Mrs. VIM P. Bigelow 2S
In Aub6ardston. 9Th ut, Misent, widow Of the late
Issacher Adams, 90 yrs, IL mos rs days
In Athol, 23d ult, Adams Cheney 25
ley, Al. ~
In Boston, 18th ult., Homer A, eldest son Of W. W
and E. Snow, yrs, IN nth.
In Young Co.. Carolina 2lst ult, Mrs. Elizabeth Ran
dolph aged ane hundred and nine years.
Maynard, q.
In Mlbury, Sept. %, Gen. Joseph Farnsworth, of
Westfed, N. Y. so