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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
EAR AND EYE.
Deafness, Totalor Partial, Entirelh
Rernoyed.

I. q y + h q . i
snR. ALSOPhERT begstocall the atten-
IL iion Of those suffering ander partial
or total loss of the sense Of hearing 10 tile
following facts: He treats diseases Of the
middle and internal ear with medicated
douches, isuch as is praciiced in the Infirm-
aries Of Berlin, Leipsic, Brussels, Hamburg
and Petersburg, and lately BY the most dis
tnguished London Aufists, with the most
wonderful success; indeed, II is the only
method that has been universally successful.
1 The hest proof Of the efficacy Of this treat
ment will be reference TO nearly nine hun
dred names, residents OF the United States
Canada, New Brunswick and Nova SCOTS,
who have been restored to acute hearing and
not single solitary case, 10 our knowledge,
did we fail 10 effect eithera partial OF total
restoration Of the hearing. when our advice
and instructions were faithfully and punctu.
ally adhered To. Many who could not hear
The report Of a pistol At drin's length, can now
hear q watch beat at the distance Of four feet.
In cases Of mucdS accumul alton in the Eusta.
chan Tube and Tympanum, inflammation OF
the mucus membrane, nervous affections, dis
eases Of the membrane iympani, called the
",irum," or when the disease can be traced
10 the effects Of fevers or colds, the iise OF
quinine or mercureal medicines, gatherings IN
the ears in childhood. &e., this treatment
stands pre-: eminent. When the auditory can
al is dry aud scalyj with little or no secretion;
when the deafness is accompaniment with
noise in1he year, like falling water, chipping
Of insects, ringing Of bells. rustlng Of leaves,
continual pulsalipusr discharge of matter;
or when in stepping, a sensation is felt as ifa
rush Of blood to the head had taken places
when the hearing is less acute in dnll cloudy
weather, OF when cold has been taken, this
method of treating the disease is lnfallibIc.
In deaf and dumb cases, my experience war
rants. me in saying that il the hearing was
good was ut any time, much can be accom-.
pliShed In the deaf and dumb schools at
beipsic, out Of class Of fourteen, lsucceed-
ed in restoring four TO acute hearing.
DR.. A. bpGs explicitly 10 state that in those
cases he undertakes, he guarantees success
full result-complete restoration Of the sense,
or such marked Improvement MS will be per-
fectly satisfactory, il his remedies are faithful
" applied and directions adhered to. Appli-
Acants will please state their age, duration Of
the disease, if matter issues from the external
passage, il there are noises in tile ears, state
of general health, and what they suppose to
have been the cause Of the deafness. When
1.-The hearing is restored, il is expected that
those III easy circumstances will contribute
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
Baltimore Cattle Market.

july 20.
The offerings Of Beef Cattle at THE scales
yesterday were $40 head, 90 Of which
: ware driven ID Philadelphia. 80 to York,
pa, and tia balance. AGO head, were sold
to-city butchers al prices ranging from 90
10 s5 ON he hoof. equal to Ss8@9, IS nett,
and averaging $40 gross. Hogs were
!, - ina "A e5 .per 100 IDS. 0f<Sheep
the supply was large and ths market dull,
at s2@s3 per head. NJ
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08

yTtrgtni., sat Rules held in the
w Clerk,sofiice OF the Circuit Court oil
Ksnwha county, in the month Of August,
1855, He my H.. Hopkins complf, vs.. Jesse
Walton and Alexander McMullin, den's-im
Chaneery.t Ii appearing by affidavit filed that
the defendant Alexande r McMullin is q non,
resident Of this Commonwealth, and the OBJ
iect ofithis snl being to recover the sum OF
SIl2,o5. with interest, by note, from the de-
ferdants 10 the plaintiff, and also to attach1
the estate OF the absent defendant, IN Mana
whaI county, il is ordered thai ne 90 appear
here within one month after due publication
af MI oYher. and do what is necessary 10 pro.
teet his interest IN the premises.
Tesie,
A. w. QUARRiER. CPk.
las II Known. Sol. July %, a0w4.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08

nANlEL CARR has just returned from
L Buffalo, New York, with one OF RUS
celebrated Threshine Machines. y wlesnes
ana cleans, ready for the mlh a. one Opera
, srd vii warrant IL to do The best work eyer
done IN the Kapawha valley. $3.50
VII. IL ran always be found, when moi engsgee
...;,h ~ machiee, al his residence, fouf miles
nav, ,or ibe town of Buffalo, on the sksnswha
liver, i've Charges, the same rs other sepefaiois'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
. Consumption

.M# u " r r.. ! 1, Z
SUCCESSFULLY IRE11 TED IN
dLATT0 or gHEDTG1 TED
Htpnpa 4F7Tl u " 5T7
III U :u.s ~, :.
pY yOHNSON 'SIEWaKT huSE, ". ",
- Fellow Of the Royal Soiiege ~ faysi-
clans and for years senior rhyslciai y ihe Lon.
don Royal " dahrmary iot a =, o. me Lungs
~ fne iIe' H. y. ~ .h.tt,.,' y. ~
halatIon, have obtained w results whlcb
WARRANTS iNc " asssrtlng lnas . moM ~ cur.
apie ~ disease y ln y s'2ihaep rnu i.pt'
Dreaming medieine allec,'y ING vs. Lun a
Is Certainly the RATIONAL inodf ~ altacklis Inc
disease, any IKE many otnef great ana pen
ehclenlI dlscoveries, y seems Mlahse Why
siich Treatment was MOI resotifd 10 long ago.
Where there Is ilis' lueIe q now asslfedls
nope iorthe mosl seenlngY hopelesscases, as
The wsSorsrr, anI sFNrric,tsr rrrEcrs IF bis
Htr atment are soon apparent. IN cas- IS also
Of Bronchitis, Asthma, &c., the inhaling pow
ders and yapors has been emnently successful,
and 10 those suffering unqeG any Of the above
named complaints, i CAN GUARANTEES, SPEEDY
AND CERTAIN RELIEF. khaye pleasure IN refef-
ring 10 2o7 names, residents ~ New York and
neighborhood, who have been restored 10, Wig,
number, according 10 the patients own stale
ments, were considered hopeless cases. g.
The Inhaling Method is sooriINa, sAsE and
SPEEDY. and consists in the administration Of
medicine in such a manner that they are con-
veyed into the kuSGs in the FORM Of yAPoR,
and produce their action at the seat OF the dis
ease. Its practical Successes destined 70 reyo-
lutionize the opiAiolls Of the. medical world,
ana establish ing y fllstre cur 'liN " eoN'
SVl ipn;S.n,. Ill, ,,eose sts,e n they i've
ever Sled from The Lungs, ifthey have lost flesh,
have a cough, night sweats and fever turns
what and how much they expectorsts, what
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08

NFfpIciEEs. -LlTTLE's WHITE on.
IN. pin Killer and Indian LinimeiIt. alf
a. Dim. Jsyne's Family MedicinoSy 'B$lleis
Liver Pills and .Yermifuge, Gator OIL, Ne
Ksnes Liver pillsand Vermiluge, Cough Syfnp,
Dr. John Bulls Sarsapafilla and kim Pain,
Brandeths and Wrights pillss Ocpdeld Par
ogoric. Bateman,s Dvopsend Godlscy's Cosdia.
ios sale BY SETSz ER,s DE ALK - CO.
RI. Pleasant Jan 25s vi.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
ofthe Dive

Successfully treated Dy The application OF
INDICATED VAPORS, &C., an iniallible
and painless treatment for Diseases Of the
EYE, acute or chronic--Ca.nract. SPecks, In
falnmation, Film and Weakness Of Vision,
formulation Of the Lids, liberation Of the
Lachrymal Glands, &C., &C., &c. To the
astonishing and gratifying effects Of this treat.
ment The child, the youth, those Of mature
are,. as well as those far advanced in life, all
bear testimony TO the wonderfully renovating,
healing and soothing effects. ! T
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
ss.---Ati Rules held in the
" CIT.L,.- nfsca ofth.. Circuit Court for Ka-'

VTIrriWtm ss.-4-Ati Rules held IN the
" CIerks Office ofthe Circuit Court for Ma
pswha Z county, in ibe month ofJuly, 1850
Il o ~. NJ Laidley and James II. Brown, CON-
,I.;n.nts. -, Thomas VI Cobbs and Thomas
4 Sw.nn. Dft,s-in Chancery. II appehnng
=, .H;Jsyit fled that the Deft Thomas w.
Cobbs i 4 non resident Of this State sand ne
object Of this suit being TO recover against ssla
DIT Cobbs, S74,56. and interest due W two
notes executed BY him, and 70 attach the sane
in the hands Of home Deft swami: ~. ~ ~, y
therefore ordered that he the said Deft In IN.
w. Cobbs do sppear here within one moa.a
sfter due publication Of this order and do what
Is 4 Necessary to protect his interests IN the
premises. Teste. o,rp n,L. /
n. Brow Sol, July 26. n3Dw4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08

~ HORN having located in Buffalo,
u. wouldSinlorm the citizens hat he il now
ready 10 do sll,work entrusted 70 him in style
tossuit the most fastidious, and at prizes al
which none Gan grumblea Ills shop is cr
Main street, nearly opposite the Star Office
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08

,. 9. HARRISON, Pnopnrrron,

AAIs-sfRrEr. BuryAro, Va
1SHIs establishment, situated couyepieri 4
u the steamboat landing, has been lately
nued up IN the bestsiyle, and the proprietor
~ now prepared TO accommodate the tfayelinq
public, Or boarders by the day, week, n y ven.
HIS Table shall always be furnished with The
best the market affords, his stables with tLe
pest OF proyenderj and no pains will be sparcd
70 render his guests comfortable.
July rs, 1855, 20tf.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
From he N. Y. "National Democrat."
Presentation TO Dir. AlSOphert.

! Onite an agreeable affair came of last night
at the Cooper House. DR.. Alsophert who
has been practising in this city for the past
len years, has been eminently successful in
treating diseases of the Ear and Eye, to SUCH
On extent as to entitle his to the name OF a
public beuefactor, was presented, by some
tifty Of his former patients, with pair Of
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
=. ". STAMFORD,
SURGEON g. DENTIST,

DEGs leave @ Inform his friends and ihs
ID public generally that be sill continues
the practice Of DentiStfy, at his old stand, II
Wnst Colpu,bie, Ea,s where be d prepared 70
E A genera tssoftmehs OF Drugs aud Meyi-
cines, constantly ID hind Ind foF sale. ',l "a,
West Coidnibis, pecsiit, 1856 IS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
ss-Al Rules held il Dc

" CLERKS ONCE Of tllt Circuit Court OF
Hanawha county, in the tA1onth ofJuIy, 1855,
Moses r. Ward, comp't. Us. John Rogers. IT,,
and others, defrs in Chancery. ltappear
ing from affidavit fled Chat the defendant,
John Rogers, it,, is a. Gon-resident Of this
Common wealth, and thS object Of this suit
being 10 subject The ID tet4st OF John Rogers,
il ii the land ia the bill mentioned, situated
III the town Of Charleston, to the payment Of
a judgment in favor Of theplaintifrv VS.. The de-
fendanf, John Rogers, jr,f as set out in the
bill. Ii is therefore ordsted that he do ap-
pear here w:thfn one month after due publ.
cation ofthis order, and 70 what is necessary
10 protect his interest in tie premises. q
TIA }Teste, I8 E.Es...s.gaaI +
j II. Brown, Sol. tN -a.t.Es + tAi n
3I,,I,,t 10 'ta<s EQwI VII H. j. ,-.....,.- al
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The sixth day OF September, 1855, Is ap.
pointed fof the acknowledgement OF the Annual
Session of the WESTERN Virginia Conference,
Of the Methodist Episcptial Church, South. 10
be held in'l'ufalo, Puiinm county. DR.. Ear
ly'is published in the GArrch papers as the
presiding Bishop. Il W. KENNEDY,
P. s.-Papers within kae bounds OF the Con-
ference may confer d flfpr on their patrons by
copying the foregoing nftice. Il. Nv. X
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
snrlcrs OF rrnEirnSss.

NOTICES OF THEIrRSss.
There are patent in this yolSme arguments
and facts which will rebuke fanaticism and
encbain the attention Of thinking nlen.--tNa-
lional lnteIligsncer. III!
This book lisa mine Of thought and maya
zinesof ideas. Its main object eelnsto be the
illustration OF The necessity FOR, and the adyan-
tages Of, slayefy.--, Washington Sentinel.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
Dry Goods, Gro ceries1,
HARDWARE 4 i, eusEENswARE;

s u
we have j splendid assorimentlof VI lsinss,
block aud colored dress silks, Rgfnch MefiItoes
black aud colered alpaens, al wool ~ de- /
Ilaines, plain end figured common de iainess.st
ainebans, chaubrays, and calicbess Of oIt tois
1rssS n,ines an,l ouaiilies 10 snitthe most lS3-
-t;cu,ar: MACY ana coiased VELyETS; giiars, IN
fr;nges balloons lra ids and buttons, oanblice,
mi ua -, cassbfics, beached, brown md cols y
erea drills. bleached and brown colfen cloth,
~ n, WIDTHS bleached and brown tablA linen
Ia larse I'LL Or black silk MANTiLLASs gooll
M rhenp long and square 6IlAWLG3 1elltR
III ite and pellOw plain and twilled Aannelss
La,dkeIchieis, gloves and hosiery, Ac.s Der
mi at prices that caMn0t lasl toulease.
n Having been well sustained BY The people
the last year, NE hiyesh6tnlobl 70 bny goods
cheaper thaneyer, AL ere detsfnined = all
Ia addition Is oas spleIdid ;iock u Ladiss y !,
Wear. ana ofgocds ID general, We have \ A. y
sfock IL nts5Ssi WI lskfa IN tHl IN 9ls9
4 Fashionable tlofhlug IlI !,
ysnen ma 6oys, Iii custom, made. Ind y I6nll
a. en- Be bon{ ht5nthe Wen. Having 5e61i- &
ed ne rsrtvicedS ufg ! fashionable cutler .1AcG4
tailor, W. are prepSyed d make CLIO HING
of every Kind % order, g ths shogtesl roiicos
y " ALL WORK M lRR< NTH 4 ,s,|
|Ws;iayijs, NV pssrls n Ka1axh vsjlsS ~ !.
eqirepplils copat y gjse .IsIa colls ~ &
|dSjefmined. " close attention. ID po1Inc@1 I
ana iais prices top eonIe your favor: =. .
II or N shall continue ~ nv ~ M 4c><
Ipridqs ios 'nptiel, 'GE3l e.,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08

A soUTH-SIDE vlEWIoFsLAyERY:
OF, Three Months al the S6bth. in 1854.
BY Nehemiah Adams, D D.. Third edition.
One volume 12mc. Cloth, rs cents. ~
a. MORRIS, diamond, Va,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08

A. w. QUARRlER, CPk.
Jas Ii. Brown, Sol. July 20, aow4.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-08
: Fashionable Tailoring.

y II. Brown, Sol.
July Is, 1855. 29w4.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-06

CLEhK OF THE HoUsG.-We understand that
Mr. w. E. P. Haskell, who assisted William
Stowe, Esq, the able and efficient Clerk of the
House in 1854, is a candidate for the Chief Clerk
ship of the next House. We understand that
Mr.. Haskell prdes himself upon two things first
that he "never got so low to join the Know
Nothings,' and, second, that he " is sure Of the
votes of all the X. N. members elect" for the
above named office Mr.. H. stumped the West
esn part of the State for Mr. Gardner and inform
ed gentleman in Northampton that the nation
al organization would be restored if Gardner
should be elected We learn that Gov Gardner
had nominated Mr.. Stearns, Clerk of the Insur
ance Commission, for the Office of Clerk of the
House Messrs. Haskell and Stearns severally
claim all the American votes in the next House,
and some votes from each of the other parties
represented in that body. Which of these two
gentlemen claim the temperance votes of the next
House, it is impossible to say. We trust some
responsible gentleman will be nominated for the
Office named above.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-06

LIBERAL COLLECT oN.-The New York Com.
mercial states that Rev. Mr.. Arthur, one of a
deputation from the Wesleyans of Ireland to. this
country, preached on Sunday morning in the
Methodist Church in Mulberry Street to crowd.
ed congregation, making an eloquent appeal to
the Protestants of the United States to aid the
Protestants of Ireland IN their labors to improve
the condition of the Irish people After the close
of Mr.. Arthurs discourse, a collection was taken
up and a subscription made, which together
amounted to the very liberal sum of over seoen
thousand dollars Episcopalans, Presbyterians,
and representatives ofother denominations were
present, and a subscription Of $500 was made by
an eminent merchant, a member of the Presby-
terian Church.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-06
LOCAL NEWS.

the Boon Children, at the City Hall, lasteyening,
surpassed all expectations the part of the pub
lic of the talents and capacities of this family OF
histrionlc geniuses. We believe all present will
agree with US that the rich and varied entertain
ments Of the evening were never surpassed, if
equalled, by any similar exhibition Of the kind in
this city, and we express the general wish that
they be invited to repsat the performance at an
early day.
The people of Worcester know we'll how to APP
preciate literary and artistic recreations OF this
kind, and We much mistake the sentiments and
taste Of the people if they do not Eli the house te
ovsrfowing at their next appearance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-06

ACCUMULATION OF FREIGHT AT ALBANY
CONDITION OF THE RIVER. The dock is liter
ally covered with merchandise and freight for
the south and east. They are rushing it east
over the Boston ferry boat at the rate of 25
cart loads every fifteen minutes in the day
The Central road is doing an immense freight
ing business; their freight houses are filed
up. the streets are covered with all descrip-
tons of property, and we further learn that
there were at Spenceryille yesterday morning
one hundred and nine cars filed with mer.
chandise, which they were unable to discharge
for want Of room. Last evening tho river was
uncommonly low fol- the season, there being
scarcely water sufficient to float boats of high
draft. The tows were detained by the barges
being aground in the basin, and although the
steam tug boats were engaged for hours in at
tempting to get them off, they did not accom- :
plsh it until late in the evening. Albany
argus, lSt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-06
A CITY WEED.

We may not trample on thee, simple weed,
So bravely sprinpiug in the stony way;
The sturdy growth Of cnns far-wated seed,
Thus fl wishing npOu grain Of clay
No gauiy colors flunt around thy stem,
No graceful sceut thy hardy foliage yields,
But, iely set chou shinest ike gem,
III hues ref scie from the distant fields.
Thou DR. US: manure from TIE dewy skies;
Thou iudest od up the subtle air;
And sometimes na the sua rejoice inc eyes
Cor thou hast eyes down in thi. sombre lair,
And thou art beautiful, SO firmly set
Within tie ragged crevice Of a stone
So strong, so rcs0iute. SO hopeful, yet
50 surely perishabe, and alone.
So shauldst thou stand thou brave and simple heart,
As firmly planted on thy foot Of ground;
As strong, IS res0lute to play thy part,
Ghoush stony dangers hem thee closely round.
Psrchance brave weed, did we thy nature know,
Il ire balm and HGh;e virtues in hae lie;
Yet thy beet for une Is, uniafm'i 10 Ow.
Unknown to ripen, shea thy seed, and die.
- Household Words.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-06

The Worcester transcript does not seem to
let its readers have the whole truth about the
Cincinnati Know Nothing Convention. 1t
said General Wilson and Colonel Eos er had
a hand IN calling the Cinci matt meeting,
winch is very untrue; these gentlemen hay-
ing no more to do with it, and knowing no
more about it, than the editor himself. We
have not noticed that the position of Mr..
Ford, the president of the convention, has
been rightly stated by the Transcript he
stands where our Massachusetts republicans
dos he went into the Cincinnati maeting, it
Is true, but he did SO in order to advance a
union OF the North on the slavery question
as the paramount issue; he spoke and voted
against the propositions carried by the con-
yention, and proposed substitute of his own,
from which, had it been adopted, the happiest
results would have flown. We invite the
especial attention of the transcript an the
Massachusetts, Americans generally to Mr..
Ford's position at Cincinnati to his PROPOSE
ton for platform, and the distinctions be-
tween that and the one adopted. --Spriaqfeld
Republican.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-06

LOLA Monies AGAIN IN TRoUBLB.--The
Chronicle learns from passenger on the What
Cheer from Australia, that Lola Monies had
stormy passage from this port to Sidney
The lap-dps OF Lola was at fault in some mat
ter OF etiquette, when the maze gave HIM
Kick; Lola seeing this rudeness, drew her
dagger and attempted to stab the officer. Her
design was frustrated, and she took such a
disgust that she refused to live in the cabin,
and took up her quarters in the Storage. At
her first appearance on the stage in Sidney
there were only three or four ladies presnt,
but when she was called out at the falling of
the curtain, she made speech and rendered
particular thanks to the ladies lor tuer patron-
age San Francisco News.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-06

SoLD.-The Transcript takes pains to inform
its readers that the X. N ticket for city officers,
which We published on Tuesday, is not genuine,
and intimates that our reporter, " in his limo
cence," supposed it was.
In reply to this, we have only to say that we
stated distinctly that our Information soqs derived
from distinguished Kno,O Nothing. Certainly,
more conclusive testimony of its unrelability
could not well be given than the simple statement
as to the origin of the information We believe
that the verdant scrbbler of the transcript. and
the candidate for Aldermen upon that ticket from
the Sth Ward. were the only persons in the city
green enough not to see, at the first glance that
the ticket was bogus one.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-06
THIKTY-FoURrH CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.
SRNATE.-Messrs. Hale, Yulee, Durkee, and
Pearce were sworn in.
HoUsE.-In the House another ballot was
had for Speaker, resulting in no choice
The vote stood-R Richardson, "A; Campbell.
5S Banks, %; Fuller, 20 Marshall, l9; all
others, 26.
Sixth trial-Richardson, rs; Camben, 81 !;
Banks, IS; Fuller, %; Marshall, is.
Seventh trial. ichardson. "a; Cambeu.
81; Banks, IS; Fuller. 20; Marshall. 20.
Eighth trial-Richardson, 20; Campbell 81;
Banks, %; Fuller. 20; Marshall, Is.
Ninth Richardson, IS Campbell 81;
Banks, 81; Fuller, 81; Marshall, l6. No
election. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-06

SIGNS IN EURoPE.-Some signs show that
the spirit of 1913 is not dead on the continent.
The 18th of November, the anniversary of
the judicial murder of Robert Blum, the most
eminent German patriot and Regeneration Of
lS4S, was recorded by the apparitioh in Frank
fort and some other places of black flags with
red Inscriptions. Not less consohng at Mad
rid was the 9TH Of November, the anniversary
of the murder OF General Riego by Ferdi-
nand VII. For the first time since thirty
two years the memory of the martyr has now
received public and a solemn homage. The
spectacle took place on the spot of the execu-
ton, where nsiSerere was sung, and then
the people, preceded by the clergy, went in
procession through the same streets through
which Riego was dragged to the gallows.-
In an adjoining church high mass was per-
formed, and a eulogy pronounced by the Gu
rate of the parish. The Spanish clergy
mourning and praising Riego, murdered by
their influence! This is an atonement of a
most refreshing and encouraging nature.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-06

The IR1sn MovEMENT..-New York, Dec.
IA meeting of the delegates from the DIFF
ierent Irish organizations in the United States
and Canadas, is now in session at the Aston
House; about one hundred and fifty dele.
gates are in attendance, and more are expect.
cd. The object Of the meeting is supposed
TO have reference TO the movements on foot
securing the redemption Of Ireland by means
OF M invasion from this country. Reporters
are not admitted, and the proceedings are kept
private.