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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-06

ANoLD ESTABLISHMENT RENEWED.
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
-BY
f. G. PARTRIDGE s. COMPANY.
E. G. PARTRIDGE having remodelled and enlarged his
building,
III r OLD ST AND.
Formerly occupied by Messrs. Partridge l. Tabor so
Main Street, opposite the Post Office, would invite
his friends and the public to call and view hs spacious
ware rooms stock of well selected
f u r. N L II u r e
Bought for cash. daily receiving from the best
acurers in the oounry additions of all the latest styles
and patterns They have also secured the services Of
experienced workmen for Upholsering, Gliding and
pairing, who will not be surpassed by any in these de-
partments. L G. P. h Co. hatte themselves that with
their facilities for doing business, they give sasfac
ton to all who may favor them it'll their patronage.
E. G. PARTRIDGE & co.
Worcester, April %, 1856. diff
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From Auction worth 20 cents for the ruinous price Of
12l cents per yard, at the City Store.
my5 DIFF J. H. CLARKE & co
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RRIGHAM HILL FAMILY SCHOOL
BE FOR B0YS.-rhe Summer Term will commence
MAY 5. Instruction will be given in the common and
higher English branches Also, in the Latin, Greek, and
French languages.
REFERENcEs: Rev. E. E. Hale, Albert Tolman, Esq,
John NJ, Earle, Worcester iona. Warren, Grafton.
Il. MCINTYRE.
Grafton, May ], 1856. DIV
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Drp Ooo0s.

Urp Oooos.
RAR GAINS: BARGAINs!
JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK,
May 5. 1856.
Tremendous Ercttement on Main Street.
Great Reduction in Prices
EMBROIDERIES s. TRIMMINGS /!
CHEAPER THAN ETER!!
Ladies', Now is your Chance, for the
Goods must be Sold.
Our Notices are
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED,
-AND--
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS!
w AMMAN &c HANS,
Grateful to the people of Worcester for their liberal pat
ronage would again that they have just returned
FROM NEW YORK. with an
IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW GOODS,
Embracing the largest assortment of
EuBROTDERTES & TRIMMINGS
Purchased at Auction,
For the cash, ami in consequence of the excessive i'm
potatons the present season. at prices ruinousy low
OUR PLACE OF BUSINESS
~NO. 112 Main street.,
Opposite the Bay State House,
And here may always be found the largest assortment of
GERMAN AND FRENCH
f A N Q Y G. 90 D S
Embroideries, Collars Cambria and Muslin
Flouncngs, Sleeves, with Cambria and
Muslin Chenille Trimmings and
Fringes,
OF every variety and lower prices than before Of
fered in this city Or elsewhere.
w . r S Il e d S
OF every color and quality.
YARNS OF ALL KINDS,
Of Wool, worsted, and Cotton. Also,
MANTILLAS
OF the latest styles.
EGCoS
OF all kinds including
REAL HONITON AND VALENCIA,
With Black and White in sets match of the richest
kinds.
EuBR OLDERED HANDKERCHIEPS.
HOSIERY
For Ladies' Childrens
cheaper than ever
@ l. O V Il S
For Ladies and Children embracing every variety of col
or, quality, and price including another lot of
those superb KID GLOVES.
B L A OK LACE Wells
EMBROIDERIES,
That are perfectly elegant and almost given away and
Black Mts besides thousands of ether articles that can.
not be particularized in advertisement but which we
shall be proud and happy exhibit the ladies of Wor
cesttr and sell prices which cannot fail to suit
Ladies, come and stock; look over our list o
prices, and feel that you will be convinced that
we sell
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
And put all competition in the shade by the manner in
which we mark down goods Again we say, remem-
Der the number, L IL Main Street, and call on
WAXMAN & HANS
my5 DIFF Opposite the Bay State House.
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Notifies.

For "Reag Estate" "Wants," $50 Let"
see First Page"
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see First Page"
ID w. R. R. NOTICE.-The afternoon
u passenger train for Providence will leave Worces-
ter and after this date at $50 P. NJ instead of P
NJ; s. H. TABOR, sup't
KANZAS AND CALIFORNIA EMF
HA GRANTS.-An persons desiring to go to Kanzas.
California who want their lives protected at cheap
rate, and with perfect security viii do well get of
Aliens New Breech- Loading Rifles,
firing eighteen times the minutes warranted to kill
three four of the Missourana Natives if in range
at shot To be found at L. D. G0DDARD'S.
Cnnn Block, Worcester
Also, the largest assortment Of GUNS and PISTOLS
in the city, at low prices, 70. 1876 Main Street
my5 L. D. GODDARD.
NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The sub.
" scribers have this day formed copartnershp for
the pnrpose of carrying the manufacture and sale of
VIM Hovey's Patent Straw Cutter and other light Agri.
cultural Implements, under the and firm of RICE
DRYDEN, at the old stand of VIM. Hovey & Co., west
wing of Merrihelds Buildings, the Boston & Wor-
cester Railroad Depot where may be found at all times
full supply OF superior Machines for sale at the lowest
cash prices.
N B. Having purchased of Mr.. H. Fl. Beach, of Chi
cago. the exclusive right Of the manufacture and sale of
his Patent Eagle Fan Mills for the states of Masachu-
sets, Rhode Island, and Connecticut will have at all
materials, at lower prices than any 9th Fans of equal
size and capacity The best references can be given with
regard 10 these Fans from the extensive agricultural
implement dealers aud Farmers throughout the South
and West
Also, Old Machines repaired at short notice. in neat
and substantial manner. GEORGE F. RICE
GEORGE DRYDEN.
Worcester, April 49, 1856.
N. B. The business Of the late firm of VIM Hoyey L
Go. will be settled by Geo. f Rice. ap39 dawtf
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SILKS. SILKS. SILKS.

Fifty pieces Of English Crown and Swiss Black Silks
Of our own Importation. Warranted not to crack or
change lustre, on wearing, at great Bargains
Three thousand yards, new STYLES BARREqEs and
TISSUES which we will sell at about thirds the orig
inal COST.
One thousand yards SILK and WOOL BARREaEs,
worth 25c for loo.
Having purchased a BANRRUPT STOCK. Of
GLOVES, HOSIERY, & EMBROIDERIES.
than heard Of 10y
These two Stocks oonbned makes the largest Retail
Stock IN worcester, which, being purchased at great
Bargain enables US 10 offer the largest selection
AZ the Lowest Cnsh Prices.
N. u. The sale will commence on MONDAY next
when every one Is solicited to give us call before pur.
chasing. -
REMEMBER THE PLACE!
II NE W CHEA Up TORE,
Nos. D aud WOrceatcr House Bloch,
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER
WILLIAM LOCKE &c 90.
Msrch 90, 1850 ar
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Anmsenlents

NR. DEMPSTER- Composer Of " The Nav
~ Queen," " Lament of the Irish Enigrant' q The
hnd Boy" and other popular songs will give one Of his
ORIGINAL
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BARGAINS BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
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be performances of the magnificent horse FIRE Fly rode
10 the Grand Manage Act by
MRS. O. l.. NIXON,
Illustrating in series Of beautiful feats Of Equition
fodet School of Lady Equestriantsm in The Saddle.
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Toys and FANCY GOODS by the case well assorted
In each case from $40 s125 per case Agents for San.
aerson Lauergan's celebrated Fireworks.
mcl4 dis3rn
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o0MMoNwEALrn OF MASSACHUSETTS.

Witness-D. J. DAVIS.
UXbridge, May 2, 1856
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,eneshom hsnew Melo Dramatic Equestrian Spectacle,
IePme the III u N er:
OR THE ENCHANTED HORsEMAN,
IS represented the New York Broadway Theatre last
winter, with the most tumutuous applause.
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ENERTILIZ ERS.-Mspes's Improved /; Nitro
h geRized, and No Super Phosphate of Lime,
also, White Mexican dUANo, containing 95 per cent of
Phosphate Of Lime for sale in lots to suit by
STEPHEN bartlett,
ap26 d1mis No A India Wharf, Boston ca
EIVLOUh! FLOUR! !-Having received the
r. Agency of the superior Jos. hall & Co. Flour I
call the attention of Grocers to its examination war
rant this brand unsurpassed. A. II. ADAMS
f27 DIFF ia State Street. Boston,
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Ncm advertisements.
REAT EXH Ii I %
u ADMITTANCE GRATIS.
GREAT SLAUGHTER AMONG
DRY co. ID s
TERRIFIC MASSACRE

IMMENSE SACRIFICE
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ting Of nine persons, and also three others from
rn,h,r raj, which they perceived near by The Mon
~Cpth /. supposed to be the steamer which came 10
=, i,,cn with the brig Windwald, anived at norfolk
ca The eth. ..,..,o3r from
tie rate: ,L Ierry
Capt, VIM Dansey; Thos. J. Edord CLERK; oee,y
ptsver chief e1 eBeer; Chas. Reeder, ~ engG.p
K II. Cannon, mate; Henry Brandon a1a mr.. 80 ,nd w
stokey deck bands VIM Truat wheo%, a. 1ero
Sore DAWSON, james Dsvison, children PT"s.1 r.
md Mary Robioson cha@be sSa Glowing S' Mat
Among those missing or lost are 'n woodward cook
e Char eosrs.eP Perry Rdgawsy JsT @.o Da
-, nS.nISoner Ada Of Baltimore, passengers
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Advertisement
WN NUfrR's PIANO FORTRs

udr Tie ar. II Mr. Charlie. Y. Atherson, his agent sd
salesman Mr. WILLIAM MlLLEs has IN the Music Gallery hS
PIANOS that challenge the admiration Of ell the ms
,iclAn. who ~ Palace popularity Of Mr. MiLLsss
Pianos tia, the Of first IN the eass are ovS
strung running parallel sides Of the Piano Their whole
length being brought the center OF the sounding
bosrd the result richness funess and round ness OF tone
that be produced by other arrangement OF the wcs
This style also Sords length OF scale equal 10 tho
Crane Piano. and balancing the diagonal srzin OF the
other strings nEhens the frame and brsccs tho whole a.
ton All the various parts st the Instrument sustain compe.
relation the other and producing the greatest P"shs
amount Of harmonious vbrsop necessarily insure suPers
There nothing hard wood dissSreeabe about
the tese instruments and ser seeing them do not
wonder the popularity Of those made by Mt MiLLsa fi
celebTsted Broadway musis dealer We wonder Mr..
Aherol good nature he lets everybody tho PtASos
ssd sending them to the Factory. Nos lS6 and i Fast
Plat 1t. Express
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MoypAY, Oct. 20-Ald. Isaac o. BARKER, Presi-
dent, in the Chair.
Ms,oge from he Moyor.-A message was received
from TIE Mayor in relation 10 the enterprise and sue
cess attending the sounding Of the Atlantic Ocean from
Newfoundland TO Ireland, by the officers OF the United
States steamer Arctic returned, and uggestins
that the Common Council adopt some expression in re-
gard 10 the sane.
Upon this AID. CLANCY offered preamble and the
following resolution:
Reed 1hs the freedom the city he rendered 70 the
officers and crew the United States Arctic during
say this city and tina, the Goyernor' hoom b. psces
their disposs for the reception Of their end: Adopted
Aldermen Clancy, Fulner and valentine were aP'
pointed as Conmirto. ior the purpose Of carrying the
r, solution into effect
Communca alton from tie CrOton Aqueduct Depart
neIa "a snswer TO resolution relative TO the new res
eryoir The paper says the ground to be occupied by
the Dow reservoir " situated between ruin ana
Seventh avenues and Eightysilth and Nghty
streets The cost Of the work is estimated BY the en-
eipeers of the Department at about 81 Do,Uc Prep
erations in progress TO commence the WORK on tne
fret Of April next; but the time when the advertise
mt ns for cont ought TO be published Will depend
upcn the time when the Finance Department shall be
ready to pay the acquisitions which he President OF
the Board may draw account Of the contracts whch
msy he made and they will be determined by me
passsge OF law authorizing the issue OF tue socS
Necessary for that purpose. This ordered on ME-
Rfyo,is C0Rcurred in-To reorganize the Twenty
seoLd Wsyd election districts dividing the ward INTO
six districts Awsrding the contract for OoV tre men
badges to james 8. Smith, To award the contra 4F
alterations 70 Engine Company Ne. to Jsmes Smi,n
Cen,nsissoHers Of Desds-Ald BRIGGs called Tor the
rport on tie Commissioners Of Deeds, it being ths
sptcisl order. Lost The Board adjourned to Weines
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A RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
To The Edi,o, Of The ". Y. Tribune:

To the Editor Of The W. y. Tribune:
Sir: certainly think that some publicity should be
given through the columns Of The TRIBUNE, TO the
narrow escape from fearful destruction that occurred
on the Harlem Railroad last Wednesday evening The
facts in the case arc as follow:
The up freight train let on to the siding at
PlcasantviIe by the switchman who it appears, told
his boy Tor at least expected HIM to close the lower
switch, while he went to the upper one, to let the train
off after the Albany Express had passed. The boy,
thinking the switch al right, paid no attention to
it. In few moments the Albany Express came along
at ts usual speed (some say IS, 30, and 81
miles per hour Just the engine got within about IS
feet of the switch the engineer saw, by the light of his
lantern shining the track that the switch wrong
He instantly pulled the bccord, to which was At
tached brukcoperator on each Creamers PATENT,
and in second of time the brakes on with full
orce throughout the train He then shut of and at
tempted TO In three seconds or so the engine
was off the track broke loose from the train, aud went
tumbpg the ties with the tender after it, and did
not stop until had passed 162 feet from the switch by
actual measure The cars all remained safe, and were
held back az II by giant at the end OF the train. The
Baggage was slightly damaged on the platform;
the passenger-cars not at all No person was injured,
and the universal opinion was that nothing saved the
train from being piled up in mass OF ruins together
but the patent brakes with which the train pro-
vded enabling the engineer in the first instant OF dan
ger to apply the brakes himself.
Daniel Drew, esq, Treasurer of the Erie Railroad,
was among Inc pdtseDgefS anu 80 eAPiccseu nnSeu ="
the President Of the Road, Philo Hurd, esq. Mr.
urd aso remarked TO the writer Of this that the vaae
OF CreameIs Brakes no longera question: but was
q settled and undenable fact and he should make
statement of the above facts in The RoitrOad Adrocac
Tie superntenden of the road Mr.. Campbell, the en-
gireer, brake men, conductors, and passengers who
knew the cause Of their escape, were loud In their
praes Of the improvement arbuting to 1t the safety
Of their own lives. think the interests OF the travel
ing public will be advanced by publication of the
above facts in your paper. - - u
Yours truly, PUBLIC SAFErf
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

supervisor ELY occupied the char.
Petitions from sundry parties for correction OF taxes
were referred together with bills of policemen anu
oilers. -, A.,
fLtct.on Returns-Superysor SooHHis onefeu Inc
following resolution: .,..,s,,
Res.e5 Ths the County Cert zeal up the 'evets sseIa
refrus presented a. his Office, and
r.pan them himself any other person &c ex.rite
he All thew are before the Board Of County
SuIsryisor VooRBIs offering this commanded tnat
such a measure was quite necessary. The Cs 20 -y
ofce xas fer day,o alr hs esssss~ cro~sse y :, ~
Ep4 ofptsple ssd here wes pSsdethty ~ Sn e;at9
nj ytors SneshY 9 fsufss, There ~
stsifeS -, >: ysia. Ed ! " ~. - 8 1870
SusWvisot HsRRIcx moved the reso'atoc o G rs
and calculated u throw iuPutaaioo % nc U"uA'
C3fr
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

pROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.
IT, Rod met at the usual hour yesterday morn
inc Present-the Mayor, and Aldermen Bsckh ,use,
n1mbs of puisances wire reported as having b,en
.h.,ed BIZ the Health Wardens, and the reports were
ordered To- be filed.
. hin Of Mr.. VIM. Owen, for value Of bedding de-
5000 nv order of the Board of Health, amoun,ins
s7s 20 was presented and ordered to be paid Also,
Kin ofTbomss Gesny for lining streets, ssj, and bill
nSnr WsIhope $50 which were ordered To be paid.
The Ue,hh Officer said that he mad no report to
,nt Of any infectious or contagious dsea since the
last meeting. ,.u
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY OCTOBER 81, 1885,

Tie .nu e argument Wa made b. Supervisors Clan
sare yisor FuLxER spoke ~ tbs necessity OF such
measure ard denounced the Democrats a. cheats an
ballot hox stufcrs- lie however Stef"ad F''ei
sgsnst the resolution
Snneryi.or vooRHIs said this resolution sas not in
,e,dtd 70 cast any sIur upon the County Clerk out IL
wa. evidently Necessary, and would save the Geek
much trouble. x..-.
After .ome debate, the paper was put and lost by
vote 81 II TO y.
TIE Glau BaIo, Bora petition was received
from NJ. Joie to furnish two glass baloi-boIcs al
The CH,Irs.s .aid the Boerd hsd not the power TO
No, On The subject ana it vas lad on the table
The Board then adjourned to wednesday.
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r .ho o,dsr 10 which Wood belonged and it, Score
,ay IN rive him certificate Of Withdrawal. aud not
% ,c he fact on the books Of the Order, report it
q, ia mfmbers Wood cOad thus hold this certihc lte
end continue his membership not A. he chose. Tns
sane Ferguson was Bfterward appointed to public
Office through Wood. influence. Prominent members
Of tie Order perfectly familiar with these facts.
Al the me settings Of the Know NothiDgs Wood was
in the habit of showing his contempt for the Irish and
Catholics by narratiug his mode Of treatment OF
Roman Catholic Priest Us story il too disgusting for
publication. That Wood made the statements Is ver-
fed by two sffdavits Of respectable men,
Yet this man expects 10 get the votes OF Catdohcs
and lrsh for the that be has appointed someteT
men AZ policemen who were Irish Catholics. Iney
should be ashamed OF themselves TO accept office OF
such man. 1t is such placemen that have degraded
ireland.
=, One Of the city papers speaking Of Wood makes
TI 9oSs Wa At the saoas bat
T5 Ia. Vi the ,a' ass Of
liberties and committed act in violation OF individual ngh
rsseously oppressive If committed by de'po To pndeI to
Tho lowest vulgar prejudice ssAns, foreigners to nssiate him
been embea connection be hsd repudla.ed under oatba
false oahhe orciby szed sod bsnshed from this country
four who arrived here in the hip on ns III. ii.
to the Common Council Of fesIaary 49,
until vessel ready for sailing her return They we're
s9 Placed sP s, N ss s as and Il The
sailed her return with the prisoners on eead IL
public eve after the trsnshpment so that no storney
employed wit Of habea corpus BY whh
70 bruY them kindheSTted judge through whose IN
rumeusy could have been LEI loose upon the com
munity. ,,, ...-
isas l0p d1ecte0ntro OF implied PoSr
ore, a. but vet Chief Magistrate, with whom might De
uppoed sufficient authority rested TO cheek any positive
arising from the introduction Of improper a.
lm,d the sht nerpose whatever force the moral power oil
ID Office me ,,.1
These assumed to be such persons . were likely 70 De
charge upon the country Wood says hey Neie sun
but only his word for IT, The reader VIII perceive th
no ono the truth OF their actus
But b. a. nav kidnapped and Wood VIC
lated the the State he sworn to support lie
especially violated this law: 49,
Any having bis custody under his power any per
son be entitled TO writ OF habea. eop TO inquire
into the his detention who shall with intent 70 euae
the service of such wit or to avoid the ehec
fer ny the custody place him under the
power control OF another conceal him or change the place
Of his confinement shall be deemed guilty Of msde neanor
Every person convicted Of such oene shall be punished by
imprisonment both in the discretion Of the Court in
which shall be- convicted but such fine shall not exceed one
thousand dollars such imprisonment IL months'"
esk, would it not be disgrace to New York to
have such man elected as Mayor
"A LOCKER ON"
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Advertisement.
NOTICE TO THOSE TROUBLED WITH HUMORS.-

Owing TO the great demand for NV OsrssHr In New Yo
City shall be at the New Haven House Of broadway
and CsnsI it. from the 2i the 18Th inst, from IN 10
p. N. 49,.
KESNEprs RHEUN OINTMENT slays ell Inflammation b.
Salt Rheun and Erypelss humor of hot nature
and gives you = comfortable nights rest.
Kts,rbYs scArrrsNs oMrSssr will scatter scross'a
swellnss o the neck.
KgxNEpYs H.ALSc OtSr~sNr will heal scrotuls Sosss.
Fever Sores aud Gan creme Sores. kc
Ucersted Sore permanently cured In few wcea<
OF q most in = few months.
Nv Ointment within the reach cf all Glasses the mcse
nsva cure ever made but sixteen dos 90 seer
ersl thing a does not cost half Of thai. .
afflicted with Hunors Sores respectfully invited 70
call. Advice In all esses giatis
DONALD KsSSgoy
Proprietor of Kennedys Medical N.ccvcsy.
RoIbury. MssA
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PUBLIC MEE1X1NGS.
BOARD OF COUNCILME

BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
MosDAY, Oct. 2O-The President, BEsJAaIS f.
PIScKsEY in the chair.
The Board received and referred the subjoined
Ftfitions--For Croton Water in Eighty fourth street,
egainst the construction of culvert Twentyeghth
street, near Eighth avenue.
Resolufion-By Mr.. CARGILL, to open SiIty-fourth
street from Eighth avenue to the North River. Re.
fefred
A resolution giving to each Hook and Ladder Com.
pany ten additional MEMBER was adopted after long
debate.
After some debate the bills pending to widen Duane
and Reade streets were passed.
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-21

CLERGYMEE or TIER OIDvS TINE.-The Rev.
Soloman Williams of Nor. pom Mass, when he
died. aged 49, preached Elk years before his decease
his half-cenury sermon and is stated as fact with
out parallel that his grest-grandfather grandfather
and father also preached like sermons. The paorates
Of the four cleigymcn of this family extended beyond
two hundred year,. The Rev. Thomss Allen, minis
ter Of Pittsfeld Mass. for foyve years, in addition
to numerous published sermons, left 1900 sermons,
written in short hand, which one has yet been able
10 tscipher
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ILLEGAL voTIsG.-The LOIisriIe JoW nal sees the
locusts coming and gives the Know-Nothrg leaders
Nimely warning. 1t Gays:
{" As surely a. there is a blue sky above US, our
political opponents (tbe ngger-driving Democracy
have for some time past been making systematica ar
raneements TO cast thousands of fraudulent votes IN
Kentucky on the 9TH Of November"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-21

AT meeting OF the Central Committee Of the Amor
lean party held last evening Oct 70, II was resolved.
that IA the Nominating Convention did na designate
the districts for the candidates Of justice Of the Peace
that John Il. King be designated for tho first distrct,
and VIM. II. Mcdonald for the second district; and
that the ward committees be directed TO designate the
said cant dates On their respective city aud ward coz.
m ittces
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

The Hon. AbJsh Mann and Levi A. Fuller. So.
ale to address the Republicans Of Brooklyn this oven
at the Republican Ranying Hall, corner Of Orssse snA
Fulton streets.
The Hon. Thos. Ford will address Republioas
neetii z tc might at Greenpoiat,