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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29

IL
woG and to gain that OF all Others who may favor him
with their patronage
His Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction, nseied all the various STYLES and nm
on the best materials. iy26 diff
GEORGE SWAN,
ATTORNEY ANG COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
NJ. Eia2g's Building,
70 yl WORCESTER. MASS d&w6mos
DRAPER & CLARK.
Oher for SALE and will keep hand through the season
aDeter assortment of LIME than be bought at any
other place in the State Also Cement and Cacine Plas
ter.
Worcester, March 10, 1854 diff mCh2s
School CODmiItees, or Teachers fitting up
School Rooms with the odern School Desks and Stools
can purchase 80 in good condition. for onehaf their orig
inal cost, by applying to WM h. EATON Proprietor Of
massachusetts, Mercantile aud Mathematical l. stitule
"oi0esteIi MISS au25 diff
David ScOIt has just received few dozen Of DR..
waters celebrated Cough REMEDY This medicine comes
70 us highly recommended, and guaranteed unequaed
by any other for the speedy cure of coughs and all dis
eases Of the lungs.
Western Ticket OGlcc.- Through Western
Tickets, iot all principal Cities and Towns.
LEONARD & CO., Agents,
auZ4 DIT 1870 Main street.
DIR. Henry Sargent gives special attention to
myz9 diff
W. W. RICE.
T o NEY AT LAW,
No Worcester Bank Block, Foster Stree
Yl9l WORCESTER, MASS. Id&wtf
Adm THAYER.
:, ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR ar LAW.
No. Us Main street,. Worcester Mass
my30 awtr
Removal Mrs. Nj. W. GEKELDs Phvs,o,ar
and successful MtdDye, No. 90 summer between Gen
RAJ and Exchange streets. N. Bpartteular attention
given to the treatment of all Female Diseases. DIT %
MRS. $, p. BOSWORTH.
, FASHION, ABLE DkEss-M MAKER
NO. Newbury street,. ...................W Worcester
Jy24 dtf ''''''Ni
Mrs. $. Goodwin, an experienced and spceess
midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night In
uuues OF her profession. Residence, 10 Austin
ootz d0
Show 'cm up,--3O days from date we shall offer
a. pubic sale all bills Of than six montha, standing
at that time remaining unsettled
.slS dim VALENTINE A sTUpLEY.
Slate for Roofs. The subscriber ia prepared 10
furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality and lay il In
the best manner on the most satisfactory terms Sam.
plesmay seen at the yard on Grove street.
apis DIFF JOHN BARNARD.
CA"min's DnRuerreOtype koOmn, 1888 Main
street, opposite American Temperance House.
les dtf
VIM. Brown, UPllOLSTERER, has removed frou
100 Main street, to Rooms No. h 4WARREN HALL
Pearl street. dom myiT
DIR. STEARNS
Dentist has removed his Office and residence 10 No. wal
nut rect, Worcester.
OIL Of Lemon by the can, or in any quantity Inv
GEO. X. spURR, Druggist. au 4 dtf'
Wanted Immediatcly-slr or Eight Custom Pant
maktS' lvu9S dtfl A. Z. WARE,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29

DEAD, READ !--The American Orator. us,or,,
Nv Of the Hen Fever Home Influence and other hoop
for SAFE IN connection with Munns Book Enterprise for
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29

FAsHloNABLE DREss-MAKER,
jy4 ar ''''''''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29

Wnnted-lmmediately- or Eight Custom Pant
"uAtrs' lvu9S difl A. Z. WARE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29

- DERWiA-Furniture Painting, Vanishing.
Sets Repaired
cash pail for good second hand Furniture at
90 81 FRONT STREET next to Harding's Block
81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29

ROOkS-BOOkS-On thousand different kind.
hR Of Books for sale In connection with INFINITE
Book Enterprise. Also, Porte Monnaies Umbrella 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-29

Oil o. Lemon by the can, or in any quantity, by
GEO. X. spURR, Druggist. au dif'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16
Preparations In the south.


Ar effort will be made In the Legislature re establish
militia system In the State. Although considered
the old system somewhat o. farce, inclined to
believe that under existing circumstances the establish
nent Of well organized militia Is desirable In the pre-
sent state Of relations with other sections Of the
Union and In OF the eviden, fact that fhsecret
earies Of abolition spread through every part 81
the Commonwealth, ought TO have well drilled mill
tsry force TO defend the soil of the Common wealth and
TO preserve domestic order and security.
In this connection cannot but think II would be a
good the part 81 the Legislature 70 the
state arsenal Ia his city into military academy The
change might BE- made without mourning additional
dollar Of expenditure the cadets would be equally e
Gent with soldiers In protecting the public property,
and AT the end u their period Of instruction and ds
cpine. would be prepared 70 take charge " the
tia, drilling them In peace, aud leading them In
the vindcaton OF the honor and Institutions Of Viz
gnia.
The attention Of the Legislature IL IL to be hoped will
be directed to the establishment Of efficient system OF
for the purpose Of examining s coasng vessels
that leave the ports 81 Nrgns and preventing the
escape of fugitive slaves We would again suggest the
propriey Of purchasing cquippng arming and ming
small vessels TO board and search all vessels
bound 10 free ports In the United states These cruisers
should be shattered in Hampton Roads for any ex.mna
ton made this side Of that point would be perfectly
less The cost a purchasing snch vessels aud their
maintenance for FIVE years. would not amour, 10 a.
large aSum as 10 lost In one negro stampede
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

TO THE kpiTOR 90 THg HyHALD
see by your paper o. this morning that the figr.
lem Railroad Company intend soon to discontinue
running the large below Twenty seventh direct.
Il was also stated that II would occasion but little
Inconvenience H. passengcrE Allow ne, sir. 70 cor.
rect that euorfor II would lie most a.roHs neon
yen0cc and great expensc IN those passengers who
the train twice o day, and live IN The vi.
ages along the ruuie 81 the road, and wbo depend
entirely On the Harlem Company ~ reach their
homes To the merr liant who Is affiueni, ~ The
traveller who gocs on TIE road bat seldom, IL s1uld
not make material difference but the mechanic
and those yhnfs means are snail and live o1t 81
town Tor economy, these are tie p.rsonl who would
suffer The proposed change would incar 10 each
one 81 them an additional e1pen-e o. go per year
10 cents per day--vhrh the company rvnid charge
10 conycy them 10 the City Hall, heades the inc0n.
geneIro and tetSntl8ns which tho smsl cars are
subject -. by taking up ard sei,ng down pas@D.
gen wbich would frequently compel the mechanic
b. remain away from hA family all night al lczxt
be could not Join them before III O'Clock at night
4 b. should te too late for the Cl train.
The commutatl0n " Mgrrania u now go, u
which add ihe $50, and thsn wilat woa5 be saved
~ the arfiran. who lives far away fryn bis
employmcrti At-outely nothing; and then he
would io.e two hour ~ HE tine each day, which
would h. consnmed In passing over the r0sd. The
company say they do not profit by The Village pas.
sergerp but We do not see bow tia, can be-. for n
the communication dnes MT pay more than the ex.
pense each family will 81 least have twenty Writers
anYinr The year who pay f8M fare up snd down
that, at least NUT 10 profit
Oxs or Tug My VILLAGERS ON Tug
HGRLgx KAuEOaD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16
Sale Of the Crystal Palace.

In reading your account OF the proceedings Of the
American institute, held on Thursday evening and
noticing the measures taken by vote Of the members
relative 10 the purchase Of the Crystal Palace. and
the proposition made by Mr.. whte-the Receiver
to sell the building for only sufficient 70 take
up the bonds and cancel the mortgage on the pro-
perry, the question aries In the mind ~ many other
creditors, what provision IL 10 be made for them
how their claims 10 be metz
There Is al present floating debt Of over $4,000
due TO very worthy class Of our citizens for labor
and material furnished the association, aud which
l. much needed by those who laborcd and furnished
material for refltting the building while under ih.
management OF Bornum, and subsequent T. his al
ministfaton.
The parties operating in this purchase and sale OF
the last relic oil this unfortunate. mlsmanagcd con.
Germ, 10 argue the point from the basis Of the
amount alleged to BE- due T. r. BiuJum and Dun
can Sherman Co, regardless, apparently, ~ the
claims Of a. industrious and worthy class Of our
citizens as those whom they seem only desifous Of
protecting.
The aborer II worthy Of his hire = and T. among
great number Of others, would Ike 30 know N il il
The intention 81 the management of this affair 10
thus treat our demands ~ the cold winter ap
proaehes, with silent contempt" SUFFERER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

We find the following In the Iion IN. W Ind>p~ndey
showing how vianousy lady Passenger from baltimore
was 70 obeds--
TN Friday evening, our way from Utica 10 Hon
young lady BY the ofParker informed u that Mrs
David Wright, Of Toronto had been robbed on the
Poughkeepsie on Thanhsg ring night, under this
owing circumstances: She her return home
from Baltimore where she had been visit Mrs Has.
kim, the wife Of the Washingonian lecturer Among
the passengers who had got board the train at
. tail, dark eyei well dressed and gentee los
ing lady who 81, down by the site Of Mrs. Wright Are
you travelling alorel" asked the stranger lam"
the reply. "iiow far are you goiugy', sro Canada n
the The conversation thus commenced vas
continued long time,
r,-y passed through PbGsiephis and New York IN
the most friendly terms, aud were hurrying along the
Hudson road when the stranger inn ured Of Mrs wifsns
could change . hve dollar bill for her Mrs W. replie3
that she could not and in order 10 her wngae.
Ia co 30 had tbc been aDe. she pa led her ralst
and displayed three twenty dollar gold pieces ten
dollar gcia piece, some small change and check.
e'Oh - faid the stranger - have cologne wi.h ne
let NO put little your temples II Will d0nbtsss re-
hove you" Nrs W Immediately sank ~ sleep ami ~.
nansd nsensibe until the consac,or ,bo9k her svaAs
ard semandri her ticket. II "a, sith the utmost sln
Guilty be could wste her he finally hois,sa the = ndo~
IS and the ifesh air relieved the
sbs put her hand into her pocket, shea - her
afiupithment and tisnsy she tound that hss valet
containing her money, her ticket her check hsA
gone, and the strange woman who nal peen % alsn
tive, has sl-o tisappesfef.
The rentismAnly conductor endssvovcd 10 console her
with The promise that he would 20 her baggage ~
Albany But vh-n they arrived At Albany IL .ss a.osr.
'sned tina, there "a. 10 baggage there for her ne
ssgyss. rnss'.f aid say and gentleman a., ~ trs
Albany must be ief there ADD not taaen 10 the psea
where they hrs, intended " leave a. In thi. cav Va.
ioei her money her js~sIfy aud her Clothing Th.
female robser vo,s bl.rk ys,e, bap,., ,,,a,ss e,e
scarlet Bosers etfk nspnls ~ isfy hse 10 her -
mesnor, wsarss facilitating smile sDd il undoabIfiy
he sane person -oo p~ysd NE contfsno~ game ~ih
fbe merchants and hotel h.epcrs at baltimore short
time kinre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

Dn. 10 DAVID X. Boylsn, Eq, 81 Ne~ jersey. and
Ihos l. Everett f<J Of Washington, were admitted AT.
torneys and councillors ~ this court.
No las Samuel Powell ct al, plaintiffs In error
George lrsper ct al Ec. 70 the DstriA Csu, a he
United states for the stricr q Texas On motion of Mr.
Hughes, o. couDsei for the densant In error this writ
Of .rrcr was docssted and dismissed with costs
No 14e. deborah Hand II al, plaintiffs In error w.
Samuel Turner'S lessee. Error the Circuit Court
Of The United states for the District of New Jersey On
motion OF Hon. A. ~ Pennington ~ counsel for the
defendants In error the writ Of dockes and
dtfniss.d, with co.ts
No 8. William G Asvster, administrator ~ Nehemiah
Cssripgfon, iibeiiant and appellant, Va L. Pratt
claimant of the brig Ann G. Pratt Tho ,fFuent 81 ,hi.
continued BY Hon. j. r. fesssodsn for IN. 40
reilee and concluded by Mr.. Rowe for rie appellant
Noe. 10 and H. john G. wfison Of a. use on Ocean
Mutual Insurance cguspany Appellants vs. the steamer
rtnsto &c Ard Henry A baring 81 IL uss ~ Ocean
suusl lnsuranee Company APPELLANT "a. the steamer
fA mestn A.. The nfRnu~n' = the. aaaset "a c9f
msaced BY Mr. Mayer iof The appellant Al rarned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16
A Lawyer In Limbo.
CASE OF WILLIAM r. MORGAN IN ST. LoUIs-CHARGE
OF FORGERY AND CONSPIRACY TO MURDER.


from the ST. Louis Republican, Nov. 81
The arrest of William +. Morgan the attorney made
night before last on charge Of secretiag and receiving
stolen goods created some surprise, which greatly
Increased the police followed up their inquiries aud
developed new proofs and suspicious Of still hei
nous offences on the part Of the prisoner.
One Of these-s charge of forgery against Morgan-al
though founded upon the accusati of Allen pote
confined In the county jail for burglary and
port it: the discovery of the forged document ITSELF
which Captain Manning found in Morgan's office From
disclosures already made concerning this forgery II ap
street, between Market and WALNUT is Of house
deed, pnrporng to be from her TO Morgan conveying
title to this property, was forged last spring The pri
Schroeder, notary public on Market street Sc
cond taking white woman with him to deceive the
notary by personating Maria Bates. After acknowledge
mens two or three called from the street.
requested to sign as Witnesses and the deed then
taken of and recorded.
Another accusation by Potter is not so well supported
He alleges that the negro some time after, having nego
tations on foot for selling her property Morgan
appreben i've that the fraud would be brought I, light
and made overtures to employ him to murder her.
Alter conference or two upon the subject, he
promised $3.50 and advised TO poison accomplish
the deed Potter exhibited to Capt Manning strip Of
paper, with the words "hydrocanc acid written upon
IT, which he says Morgan gave HIM as direction what
Whether this be true not it is certain that An
attempt made upon the negroes life last
two men having entered her house at Aight, knocked
her down, and run off, leaving her for dead the
floor.
Before the Recorder yesterday afternoon, three ai
davits TO and hled against Morgan-two for
receiving stolen goods and another for the forgery Of the
deed another alleging conspiracy to murder Maria Bates
will be made out this morning An examine ton upon
the first for the robbery Of gold watch and $50 from
the house of John Richardson Esq, entered into.
Potter was sworn as witness, and testified substantially
that Morgan plotted the robbery days beforehand and
when IL committed received the watch his share OF
the booty The examination will be resumed this
ing Messrs Bennerhasset and Mcbride counsel for
the defendant.
When the Court adjourned Mayor Eing directed tina.
the calaboose should be strictly watched aud guarded
MI night tn prevent any Of Morgan's friends
iederstes giving him means OF escape from custody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

DIVORCES ~ Corsycucrr--Thc following d..
,afess we're frarsd he la term - III xgt~rho
c;oust .--esfss " wkf~f from VIM waser r.rSsft.
NV ffeU fipon ilv eeorfs 1870 ffous Rsth IN. Hsn.
rtss,. wsYe farr JopA'han Wss w.fffs ebsnsa ffSsn
Gen w. fhesuss Msfy Bimesgiey ifgra sa'harifl kian
h~fisy B~fssy q Perry i~gn Co. Perry Elshsy gsst
81 ffer Wartsf ttlft agh NeEtls Ii GssNt. ffaal
A.ffta Ias<ts0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16
proorrss or THE R,our uoxon.rrr Ix,o.-or

days ago, pubIishes article from tie Bar.
in r'on Pr Prcs gsing an Account of rpos.or vhD
lad bsen ~ hat place md mDossd citizen.
Der the assgn~a name y The Righ, Hon. A. Z. Mr..
ray We BS~ learn tbs, ,is p~vson he. ben :.
rontrsal, where he was accompanied by . Young ny
shern 10 called h rifs vhom, Il IL ssid he arfiea IN
Alhsny ard ihA' he va thsn a visit from ss.sfk
Tho Montreal E1fets eoatains a card from
md = ~ fsh y sa.iag iafafHAsn ~ lhs wbsfs.
stcaf - ne Eufgffghfx sHnan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

ANo rnER Blow or THE LAKgs.-Tbe following
among the effects Of the bitter gale that commenced
blowing on Saturday night, and continued throughout
the entire day Sunday and the principal part Of the day
yesterday though with less violence On Sunday after
noon, the schooner Whirlwind ashore At Racine
,he attempted 20 make the harbor but driven
FAR 10 uDdward and went against Raynonds pier ~henss
the carried her 10 land No lives were lost
sfe Rad q cargo Of lumber, which with the vessel II
was supposed would prove total loss. The latter vas
inst going pieces against the pier The schooner Mary
q. Bonesteel owned By Messrs. H. A. Mitchell Co.. At
tempted 10 enter the Chicago harbor Sunday afternoon
and again early yesterday morning She unsuccess-
fol and finally struck heavily the bar where she lay
humping and pounding until late hour the Afternoon
the sea washing completely her. She heavily
loaded with lumber and kept her flag flying half mast
Toward evening" the steamer Huron succeened in sttach
ing strong cable her and towcd her into the hArbor
No lives lost and the principal part OF the cargo
saved She sunk In the river by the eide Of the North
pier, opposite the Illinois Central depot. The steamer
huron also brought In yesterday the schooner Conrand
loaded with coal apples and umber, and leaking badly
in her hold by her pumps Brig Minnesota bark
zadoc Pratt and Caaadian schooner were brought In
during the storm The huron in consequ Of The pre-
mature lay Ing up Of the Tugs almost the only hope
of these vessels and was busy nearly the whole day tow
ing the unfortunate craft nto port. Al evening yester
day shout twenty vessels could b. In the ong
Of them at anchor between harbor and Crosse Point
SO far ~ sscer,ainsd tho following among them -
Barks Sunshine and Jesse Hoyt sch0onera
Geo N. Chapman, Advance Oliver Culver and r. c. T.
Had II not been for the Huron the loss 81 property and
probably q life, would have been greatcIferyo y14r
nal, HtC. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

SHOP LIFTING SUCCESSFULLY CARRIED on BY
sHREwD COUPLE IN AIRASY-THR Eject ON ARREr.-
daring and for . time very successful game Of plum
der from stores on Broadway committed yesterday
by male and female strangers in our city who managed
shrewdly to avoid detection for a time The party
neatly dressed and said to be Germans Towards
Messrs w. j. Fryer Co. Represented to the police
that their store had been robbed Of $3.50 worth Of Silks
as they believed by and woman who had visited
their place of business but short time previous The
acters and gave description Of the parties suspected
While the police were on the lookout VOID 10 the
station house from Messrs Wilkes Co., Emerson Van
Gaasbeek and q. Post that their stores had
bed Of large amount OF silks and they suspected
and woman whom they described had Messrs.
Freyer Co. As may b. supposed, the police
the lookout to this couple aud about O'Clock
spe-ia officer Bray ton hauled couple whom be
and took TO the station house where they gave
the names Of Oswald and Lima Edsn. The lady
tceabe for her remarkable beauty and degree Of
pint peculiar TO females only Eldan At FIRST offered any
he said to get out Of and 70 avoid trouble OF delay
&c, though be stoutly protested his innocence They
moned but neither gave any evidence Of guilt but
contrary challenged the proof female was procured
Mrs. Elcan taken into side and mned the
result OF which that her rather remarkable rotundity
OF figure reduced TO Of remarkable symmetry
not positive leanness and remarkable than ALL no
less than $500 worth Of silks delivered into the
hands Of the proper owners Mrs Edan having with
aid ofbooks attached her skirts and contrved
pockets secreted iha, amour, Of property about her per-
son. Upon searching Edsn the sum OF $500 In gold and
se5 in bills found. They committed to jail last
evening, and this morning further examination
mao before justice PARSONS female clerk o. the Misses
Duffy called TO the stand Who identified the party
being in the store yesterday and identified piece Of silk
Of thirteen fourteen yards having been
stolen There mark upon IL, but the pattern
such peculiar one TO be easily detected IL ap
pears that the pair put the house Of jacob Daur
and that iast evening officer Keeie searched the
they occupied where be found a trunk containing eight
pieces Of silk and small articles sso carpet bag
ufsibiDg piece Of silk all Of which denned
hsFi been taken from the stores % firms
ah,se mentioned. In the trunk there was found a
coube pistol loaded to the muzze with powder
and ball He Is represented being segar merchant
~ New Yorx and very respectfully connected. In de-
fault OF four thousand dollars bs he committed TO
Jsu. she also committed to answer upon four
charges Of grand iarceny.--Afany Journal Dec. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-16

Prof. Brown, Of Dartmouth College. has de.
a call to the Presidency Of Vermont University,
lington.
Hollis Read has been engaged TO supply the
iterian church at Granville, N. J.
DR.. Vim. A. Smith, q distinguished divine Of
Fthodist Episcopal Church South, is being tried
Conference now in session at Petersburg, Va,
charges Of faisehood, immortality. and Sian
Dr. Smiths accuscr IL the Rev. Charles r..
of the North Carolina Conference.
Isaac Parsons, for thirty.nine years pastor OF
InpreQational church in East Haddam, Conn,
EN- dismissed at his own request.
Rev. w. II. Cooper, late rector of Christ
b. WilliamspOrt, Pa. has undertaken the or
ton OF parish in Seneca county, OHIO.
Reuben Kimball has given notice OF resigna
Wilmot, n u.
j. II. Olcoit has been chosen general agent OF
neral Association OF Illinois for exploring
bary ground.
Joel X Lyle has been appointed agent Of the
be Theolog ical Seminary.
William T. Finley has sgni6ed his intention
On the pastornte Of the Associate Reformed
In Chilicothe, Ohio.
on Hubbard II. Kavanagh, Of Kentucky, at
presiding over the Memphis Methodist Con-
now in Session ut Memphis, Tenn, was for
b printer. II has been thirty years since he
ihe ministry, and he started on his first cir
he of 40 miles, with only seven shillings in
ket.
missionary Society Of the Methodist Episco-
rch having determined 70 establish mission
g. the missionary Bishop OF that church has
ed the Rev. iir. Butter. OF Lynn, Mass, a.
eriptepdent OF the mission. We learn That
kler, with two or three associates, not yet
viii leave this city early next spring, for
b or Calcutta
James p. Jennings, late pastor Of the First
ist church Of Rome. N. Y, has been indicted,
eequcntly arrested, by the Methodist eccle-
authorities, upon charge Of gross immo-
and II to be tried on the 18th Inst, upon
preferred against him. young woman
ng Fairfield Academy l. said 70 have been Ia