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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
DIR. JOHNSTON.

Mealber q the Royal cOilese e s1rreass. Loaaoa
p@duaie from Oae q the enisess esll~rss q ths
Uhited States. sad the sTea-r part n ukIe lie b.
been spent 10 the bfsf Hc-ptais a Isdsa Para Pal
a1clphia, had elsewhere, kas effected sos q ths mos
astoaisAing carss that kEsEa, azy tro6les
wh rnsas In tbs bad and wken asieep gTzs nef.
Soasaess, besa< alarmed ai Saldea soaaas k.fsl
nesa, with fFcoent blashInE aftendrt
daIaaernneni a md .lnrn ..ln.A lnu...li.a.lu-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
MARRIAGE.

MsrTied P~soasSor Yosaz Me- eSs,snp,rfi.s s.sr-
risse, brisg svsfs sf PAysea weakness. srsA,e dad
iiy. dsfof atsss ke-. should sPply tuaaseais isfsIV
lie Eho places kiussrH s.dsI he care a DE- rn.y
rrlg'ossIS eoah3e " h.. hosorss Gest<aaa aaA e.
hdsstfy rely sPua he skAi a. q Physisiss-
OFFICE. NO. Z SOETH FREDERICH ST
DOORS FROM RAL1LlfORE STHEET
EAST SIDE. UP THE STEPS.
90 Be particular IN os.srvi.g the N1ne ssd Nsn-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
y a-1a-4s SN4N caIc4 t1nc4l
cER TAIN DISEASE

whsn ths nisgHSed sd iPrdesi vsisry of ~. sssss
Esds be bas i@bSea tb- seeds u th. psiasi dis- q
too oisa happens thai 10 tip~d sease a sAau- sr
dead es dsseoseFy. dss-fs hs from HpJi-E - tho.-
vac Iron sdseatoa sd rerpreisesty. sauss be-
fIead h'n dstay'ss ia the eoAsiisfoa.f syagsaaus
q Ais bsrrd disea-r n~ks tbrsr siPsArsse-. sH-sr
the head. threat. nas. skis. ke; PrOEss..i-g utR
issfisi FaP.Ahy ti death Isis peFod As drssef.g
sosrHss, by seaiisE ht 10 that bosr.s lsaa uhe.os
10 usseiief rviuras d u . nsei..<aosy f.es tAaf
thousands fsli sets te tbts tsrstis dea. ogiar %
ths s.skiisess e iEsoraas Prrt~sdsrs. wbe by tbs
a thaf dsassy msrcsy rein Tie cssa5lnsio.
sad nAks Lhe fssdue q lie elseEab.r. !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
ORGANIC wEAKNEss

i@nejistsly e-re1 snA fAn viext re.ssrss.
TAts drrsdfa dinasse the Psssa, auo-f freQ.~,sly
pad By tAO,s uho h.ss sseos fAs ,,cis. e s.,Es,s
fndaigcoei~s rcaaE pessoas spa - eu.ssa n
iron b<sr u ftks drsa3ssi
thai asay Nov wbo tkss ssSesssnaa. sS- .ub-
j~et wi Preteud 20 dssy that he DSser q Psnesrnss
y lost sooseT BY tkos- tslg 10 inProPss kahiss thaa
By the Prsasat Besides bssar d-Psssd ths Pl~s-sss
of healthy odPriag. ths asd dsstro-fsVs
symPtops to 10Th body ssS nind ari-e. Ths s,.a<n
bseones dsraaged. the rhJ sicsi sa1 nrstsl p.wrss
.esksaed. sertess drbiIy. dysp-pia. P.pss.sSoa 4
the heart. iadiFsssioa. wasting e The ar. esaxk
syapts11s of eonsa npsioa etc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
MARRIAGE,
no sTRANGERI

Tie ssy shoasssSs sss-8 us thi. l.sttusios vishi.
The lest atesu yssss. anS tke Hsssroas Postssf Sss
Ekal Op-rafeos prsforasd by DR. gohastaa. uasess-l
By the reporter u fhs pagers sd sssg ohsr ss.s
sotrss = uheh have apPss'ed sEsis sa4 agsia ksfs'
sflicted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
JOSEPH RAFEL,

JOSEPH RAFEL,
"A
in Fancy BIcrha
Extensive aMd e
TWENTY FIVE PER CENT. IMPORTATION
dnrpub
nj a dhmsto $1,000
hd GG hnnd
nd
l. e kf
Frs hueln
c,ncias
REd i dtwe rmwdlms
I Pn,mmC aehrndCU
lean % BurhdG IN cnnne
mpm unyandRo
B
French, fi and American
Frames.
strength h
hnd hutmt lstonur snu ehmfsf analeri
ridT eDpercn. ruluny mrtonhh
LIAM Come meM.
n5'T residue
fd to yul nj dsueA LAR
dow
I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
CONSTABLE'S SALES.

Parish of Orleans. SIX WIFE. IN SOLIDF. No 6iS
~. VIRTUE of n writ of tier1 facfas TO me
at public auction at warehouse Circus street. between
roydas and Pedido, MONDAY, December 49, 1856 IL
o'clock. NJ
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE
ONE SILVER WATCH.
Seized in the above entitled suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
W. W. MITCHELL,
Parish of Orleans. 5 Mr.. TANNING. 1853
RY VIRTUE of writ of 1ieri facias to me
lirec'ed by the Hon c. NJ Bradford Second
Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed and sell pub
and ierddo Streets MONDAY, December 18TH 1856 at
l. O'Clock NJ "
One billiard TABLE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
i'ERMS-Caah On the spot
dl 5 1918 W W. MITCHELL Constable
Fsr r J5s IT couHT GKEEN Mrs; ANA
nv VIRTUE of writ Of teri faci .o to me
- directed by the Horrible d. F. Mitchell First Justice
the Peace for the paTh Of Orleans will proceed to sell
at y o'clock NJ, the premises No 456 Magazine street.
ONE lot OF HousEHol.D FURNITURE, etc.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash Oh the spot
dl4Sl3 NM. C, OUIRK Constable,
S "i Pc G6 S6 we ne ST.
I'm VEf2TU DUN writ de fierf facfas n moi
- oidrcssc par FnonOrahie u. F. Mitchell Premier Justice
de Pain pour Ia parose Orleans procerrai pu
hqne SAMDI lie Il decenbe 1856 midi uste, No. so
dies Magayns-
Sas dams fafare cidessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de l'adjudcation.
d 5 u WV. c. Ql-lRN. Connttahle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

OFFICE OF THE tOMMISSN% CONSOLIDATED DEDrl
New ORLEANS.
New Orleans. Nov. 81, 1856. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AG-
rorn- 10 the 1h Section ii the Act Of the 1t sAuru
OF The STATE of louisiana "ul!c AN Consolidate the
City OF New Orleans, and To provide for the and
mini Htion Of its affairs approved the 23l February, 1882;
ami Of the 9th Section of The Act supplementary thereto
prevailing for the incorporation Of the City of .s
E Of New Orleans, approved the day and Of the 5
Section OF Act entitled. An Act supplementary Act
to 'oie the City OF New Orleans and provide for the
government and management of its affairs approved the lltt
March, lej2--
Scaled proposals will he received for the sale the city Of
700 Bonds o Sun each. Of the Bonds issued according
foregoing nets, until the 18th day Of December next 1866
II NJ.
Proposals be addressed O. DE BUYS Secretary and
marked 'proposHls for the Safe Of Eunls.'
II commissioners
CHARLES " WATERMAN, Mayor.
THOMAS fllEARn Comptroller.
ADAM GlFFEN, Treasurer.
l.. II. PLACE, Chairman
Finance t0mmiee, Board Ct Aldermen.
\. +. BAILEY, Chairman
49, Fimnce Committee, Board Of Asst Aldermen.
o. DE Rl Us. Secretary. ms Id
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

SIXTH DISTRICT CouRr SUGGESTIONS OF JOSEPH MA
or My nELEA.s. 5 THIS AND MARY GERANTZ
c Hs er s oe to H. .e ctG as.a
tosho within days from first publication hereof any
nnisrato should he approved and omologated aud the
funds distributed accordingly.
dj smiled W. H. REESE, Clerk.
de la Nile Orleans 5MATHis ct NARY GERANTZ
A WIS est par lie present donnie aux Cream
que celia pct concee davor dGdu;rc dix ors
de Ii esent publication les risons pour esqnecs lie eompe
mologue e les onds repas confomGnen ditc compile
d5 s'inloA W. H. REESE, GrefHer.
NOT5CE-Ivithin thirty days from date,
Of New Orleans for the emancipation Of muao girl named
EAIiEEN aged about thirty years, with permission to
NY ORLEANS December !; 1856. ,,..,nonn
A VIs-.HAu desour &c trcnte Jour du date
ma m,,atrcsse CATHERINE, age 20 ans, permission
d. It IN Dd 's''' NaNcY DAVENPORT + We
SECOND DISTRICT corrr, cHAs, G; +; BAQEIE V JOHN
~ VITT I of ,x, fo OF s:1xu No. " "S
b TO ne ieccd by the honorale the ond Dre, Court
of New Orleans in the above will proceed 10 sell at
and Mnsazns streets on FKIDAY, he ID Of January ls5
at T. oeioGk Y the i9ownS dsScrLsd property VIZ:
the Buildings and improvements thereon stutcd in the f:
suburb "ue First DISTRICT of this city in the square M
having american measure, inches ~ lines
arhoonew street by l5 feet 10 inches in depth between
Lot designated by tie No plan drawn by Iouis rnger,
on the 9th Of February 1871 and deposited
| Seized in the shove cause.
TEEMS-Cnsh on the spot.
| dec Il ianl Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

FAIR FOF THE BENEFIT OF THE JEsUITs
Church, on Enrore >ccI, between Canal and Cornmon
will onen on MONDAY The Sh Of Decemb+r. in the inte
or Of the cIifca itself The public. it is hoped will favor
This good work, in secondig the zeal and solcitude Of the
La lies who manage it. N29 I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
WINES AND LIQUORS.

CHAMPAGNE AGENCN-MOET & CHAMPIONS
~ Fcur dc sIely, w de Perdrix Verzerny Vim Impe
rial.
JULES MuMMS & CO.'S Anchor, verzenay Cabinet and
Imperial. -
The subscriber authorized to receive orders liberal
for direct importation Of the superior Chuu
and sors the attention Of dealers in general A
always on hand. Samples can be II the office of
MI lE 5. WOLFE, IS Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

DORTABLE STEAM EN1INES-FROM II TO
y horse OF the celebrated of Hoard 4 Sor.
{ntc lioard Brltord differing essentially i'll their economic
durable qualities from Of other patent
nClrc, five the
Union Pamphlets with full description, and letters from 7
different who using them, will be by nail
licaon the subscriber, who is sole in New Oe,s
Hoard son being sole proprictn Of the patent they only
furnish mnstacre the which they
and all pretended frauds upon
purchasers they will learn by due experience with them
MO " SAMC Ell. IL. GILMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
ADJUSTMENTS,


==========-==-======== -
(titISE'S GAiETH-GR AVER STREET
" , ,,
1sa anu '"""he'' ''''''''-'.m u. TtlSrr
''''''s' d. 'AA''AA
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
aesS ef i a'n aaI 10 a" & - M 90
Gallery. Is
Quadroon I'riva1c boxes per sent IS
len Elegant , rrlvae Boxes, 70 to IS EACH
,or.noors onsn nj n Gii AN ,d OF TIME
H9bo OK ONCE open from 10 CLOCK A. A. till O'Clock T. NJ
.r-,.r,,o ,nos. r,,,,,., r1------,-
W Inc 'io'' H'es"" ihea'er IN The United States-ga
THIS EVENING December G. 1856
M . !" l l e N,
VIII appear in the comedy Of
MASKS AND FACES
Peg WoanFon siss Matilda Heron; Mabel vane Mrs. " H.
Mr H. tnTir,oH; Cooley ,Hb5er, Mr II Bnnd JUN, Mr.
Gnuner Mr H. j. Vncrnt. laws p,r . y. w,
lace. 10 conclude with the great Burlc,tu Of
MIDAS,
snoIo Miss Rosaiie Durond in icI ~ will , 1a,n,.
. i'"s hc,G n'" r,, AI"' NJ "n"y;4Ee.
properties etc., for Which the Gaiety hs .b is
MEph4. '''''
c1T- CU.IsLT1s TIIE or 1-7I ~
:, nrp,p 49, '' ,'..'''' -
Mr.. G. g. .Treastrer
pp1cc. -, --,
Dress Circle and Parqu nsr ~ ,'DAi,'i0N -ron,.
Second Circle 10 cents
n'Gn H., % cents
Private Boxes" e"ch'..'.....'...s6 90
FAREWELL BENEFIT or MR.. F. B. CONWAY
THIS hNEHlNG December 9Th, 1885,
Will (y general request he rcpea,ed ,h, cvenrc Freder
sehilers great play OF
THE ROBBERS
,-L,r,.s ia voor NJ Couw.,-. fa,,,. L. ~, -, =,
Frances de- No, Mr. Snd.v o a'n Ha Moor, r Masteh
Attrr which, the nautical dr9n,a r. ME
THE lost SUR
n tr.o.. n. r,r r " -
Ben tlti ~. oiWaf Jan D3isefWyT1iIe- Mr. Marten;
.'l''A1 -"' ''"o A""e'a f'pe f!tlulhE, Mrs Liad-
me :, Crrr r1rcrr,,
H1 i,hS .N'Nii' 1iiHi'' Is ehgaged anu Will shortly
,-- iIienl. pn.a, W. r I, x.r,r
va sunday, i'ehent OF hr j. r; N.AHl.E
-noors at 6z Overture at O'Clock precisely. dc
1rv r, ,,- ,,,ryy, .p,,,,,
/ flI1EiAS AfsIIA4 Fit
c.T1-pn.,- -, ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06


complete assortment of China Glass and Plated Ware and
ali kinds oG HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
Y r. All articles Of Silver made order the shortest
notice
HENDERSON & GAINES,
Mi I'm fIUuls root
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

SUCCESSION OF NANCY WALG AMOT.
BY TOuRNE Il THOMAS Auct's.
Office, % Exchange Alley.
GATU33DAY, Dec. "a, 1856, at IL O'Clock NJ,
- Banks Arcade, auction, by virtue and pursuance
order from the Hon r. H. Morgan, Judge Of the Second
District Court of New Ore dated Nov u.s. 1856 for
Of said success sion, will be sold, viz:
certain LOT OF GROUND situated in the First District Of
this city, in square grounded by Thali Mcpomrnt, Her
curS and White Streets ll.teG No. g measuring
front White by &c feet II inches in depth between par
ailci lines, together with all the rights, etc.
EA@TERMS--tasli
syAc Of sale before R. J. Kerr notary public. the
OF the purchaser. no 20 do II ~ y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
FOB RENT.

&c. FOR FsENT-THE THIRD AND FOURTH sTo-
N rs Of No. 81 Gravier strset-hoth well furnished ap-
&iNpy to JONES, AACkINnER L CO.,
.traa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

A Texas paper says citizen of New
BrannieIs discovered, while digging well
near that city, the remains of some gigantic
animal. Most of the bones are in complete
state OF preservation, and when living it must
have been forty feet in length. Most of the
teeth are entire, and the part of the tooth COW
cred with enamel and exposed to view while
the animal was living, is nine inches; and it
has tusks nine feet in length each. Prepara-
tons are being made to carry the remains to
the Smithsonian Institute.
The Detroit mich. J Advertiser men
tions singular case of presentiment. J. C.
Rogers, printer in that establishment, on
the LIST inst, was so affected by dream of his
mother dead in her coffin, that he could not
work, and III the afternoon he received by tel
egIaph the announcement of her death. She
died at Niagara, Canada, suddenly, on the
night OF the dream, 228 miles distant from De-
troit.
AT Walpole, N. H., the rain storm this
week was terrifcally severe. The streets were
like rivers, some families were driven FROM
their houses, others could not get out if they
would, two stone bridges were DESTROYED. a
part of the dam of A. Faulkner was carried
away, and the roads were very badly torn up.
Within two years, inquests have been
held at st. Louis on All bodies, 1874 of whom
were drowned and LOG were never recog-
nized
A remarkable cave has been opened
near Glasgow, KY, containing gigantic hui
man bones, cooking utensils, etc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

CoNNEcrIcUr.-The good old land Of steady
habits has wheeled into line, and presents
now an undivided front on the Presidential
question. Two Conventions, the Peoples
ana the American, assembled simultaneously
a. hartford, and agreed on the same electoral
ucNet. This means, of course, that Connec.
tcut' II this ticket is elected, gives her vote
iof fremont as President, and does not throw
away her vote for Vice President, or in other
words votes Tor Dayton. We think the COM
mon sense OF this conclusion Will be obvious
70 the American friends of Fremont in other
otaiGs, ana 10 none moro than to Ex- Cover
nor Johnston himself. Let the timid now COO
how easily little time disposes of a dificnItv
of this sort The BUCCANEERS can now see tbe
beginning of the end, so far as Connecticut ia
concerned, and so far as respects all their
hopes founded on the Vice, Presidential sniff
Boston Chronicle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

In generous profusion, bountiful supply of good
things, the free offering of the generous hearts
and fair hands of the noble donors, the beautiful
Jessies " of Fitchburg. Too much credtean-
not be awarded the far getters up of this inter-
esting part Of the exercises of the day, for the
zeal and efficiency manifested by them in carry
ing it out. To add to the interest of the ocea+
sion, speeches were made by Judge Russell and
Mr.. Shepherd of Boston, and Others, and every
thing passed off most pleasantly.
THE EVENING EXERCISES. ToRCHLIGHr PRO
CESSI0N, &c.
During the evening, besides the speaking upon
the Common by Messrs s. P. Hanscom, Secretary
of the Kanzas Commission, Mr.. Lowery of Kan.
zas, and others, addresses were made at the Town
Hail, by Rev. J. n Mars of Worcester, Mr.
Leinkauf of Boston, and others, before large
assemblage. At about eight O'Clock, process
sion was formed, and, preceded by the various
brass bands, and escorted by the Fitchburg Free
mont Club, with torchlights, banners, &C.,
marched through Main Street and around the
Common to the Depot. pS
Altogether, it was dem assertion such has
never been before Witnessed in any place out of
Worcester in the county, and was highly creSit=
able to the enterprise and hospitality of the
Fitchburgers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

SEVERE THUNDER SToRM.-We were visited,
yesterday, with one Of the most severe thunder
storms of the season The rain poured down in
torrents, and the lightning struck in several pla
ces in this vicinity. A house Park street,
owned by Mr.. Ira Bryant, was strick, the fluid
entering near the chimney, tearing up the shin
giles, and, passing down, tearing ofthe plastering
and lathing, knocking aside the stove, looking
glasses, and other furniture, and doing damage to
the amount ofsome $3.50. Two or three persons
were stunned
The house of Capt Edward LarAb, on Hanover
street was set on FIRE, doing some trihing damage,
but the fire was soon extinguished. The fluid
passed down the bell wire.
The house Of Capt Charles Paine, Elm St., ard
the Unitarian Church were also struck, but the
conductors carried off the fluid, and they did not
sustain any injury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

LIGHTNING CoNDUoToRs.-R Rods or wires
intended to conduct lightning must have a
good connection with the earth, and must
penetrate till they reach the subsoil, where it
is well impregnated with water. In order to
reduce the oxydization caused by this meas
ure, and facilitate the discharge of the electric
fluid, it is advisable that the rod should ter
inmate by several branches in sunk en- bed
of well burnt charcoal, wood ashes, or spent
tan bark. In affixing the rods to a building,
they should be elevated abpve every other
point of attraction, at least four times the d.
ameter of the area to be protected. The rods
should be affixed to the building by conduct.
ing. and not by insulating staples for fash
of lightning which may have forced its way
through many yards of air would find no diff
fculty in passing such slight obstacles as
glass, or staples covered with copal varnish.
To avoid explosions all suspected yicinaI cleo
trifed bodies should be connected with the
conductors by metallic wires or banda.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Salisbury M ausiOn school, LINCOLN
SQUARE, WORCESTER, MASS.-The Fail Term of this
Boarding School for Young Ladies' will open on WE'D
NESDAY the 10th day OF September next, and continue
fourteen weeks
Applications for admission or for Circulars viii receive
immediate attention. j V BEANIE, Principal S. N S.
Worcester, August 9, 1856. eodtf
COpOFtnershiP NOficc.-The subscribers have
this day formed cOpartnershp for the purpose Of trans
acting general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business
to be known by he name Of Jenkins Hamilton, Co.
B. u. HARDON, U. VIVA MILTON,
j. Il. JENKINS, Q. A. WHITE.
Worcester, July 3d. 1856
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

The appendix to the correspondence be-
tween Brooks and Burlngame, is practical
acknowledgment on the part of the former that
he was too eager to excuse himself from facing
that rifle He finds himself in bad position.
After having challengedan opponent, he avails
himself OF bubble to keep out of danger. II
would have been more to the credit of Brooks
courage, had he endeavored to change tho
place of meeting before announcing to the
public that he had done with Mr.. Burlingamel
This supplementary correspondence. com"
menced after Mr.. BurliDgame had left the
city to fulfil distant engagements, which it
was well known would occupy several weeks,
is in perfect keeping with the manner in
which Brooks backed out from meeting Bur-
lingame at Niagara.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

FREMONT CLUB READING Room The read
ing room of the Fremont Club in this city will
be opened this evening and every evening except
the Sabbath, until after election. Friends Of
Freedom and Fremont will find here the leading
newspapers from all parts of the country. and a
supply of documents. Walk in gentlemen and
make yourselves at home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

HENRY B STANTON, who is to speak at the
City Hail. this evening" is one of the most elo
quent powerful, and effective political speakers
in the county Many people considered his the
crack speech of the Fitchburg Conventon.-
Those who wish for rare treat will be on hand.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

For NEWPORT, Ho Those who intend max
ing any temporary sojourn in this cool and de-
hghtful watering place, during the intense heat
of the season, will find the Bellevue House Just
the kind of place to put up at The proprietor'
Mr.. Peckham. is perfect gentleman, in every
respect and his house is kept in frst-class style,
and everything about it, for che accommodation of
his guests, is in tip top, A No l order. The
Bellevue House is model establishment of the
kind, and the fare there superb
An excursion to Newport, as seen by advertise
ment, comes off this afternoon, via Providence
and Worcester Railroad and steamer Perry.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

CoNNEcTIcUT-The New Haven Palladium
the leading American paper in Connecticut, puts
up the name of Dayton for Vice President. 1t
has heretofore left the Vice Presidency untouch-
ed. 1t says:
yesterday, August 9th, has passed, and the
result Of the deliberations Of the two Fremont
Conventions at Hartford will be heralded with
gratifying comments throughout the country. 1t
secures Connecticut to the cause of Fremont and
Freedom, by majority Of thousands of votes
Of this fact, it appears to us that no candid man
of any party can doubt "
The Peoples Convention ratified the nomina.
tons of Fremont and Dayton The Americans
nominally adhered to Johnston, but joined with
the Peoples Convention in an electoral ticket.
The Hartford Pre'S,says:
=" The spirit which animated the masses yester-
day is indication Of sure success. We no
longer consider the State in any danger. The
people are in this movement and they have united
one man to make it effective and certain. We
have at no time apprehended danger from any
discord for the great and impending questions
absorb all minor differences. 1t was apparent
yesterday. The name of Fremont, like that of
Jackson in former years, overrides every thing
else and carries all with it,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

HEAVY BURGLARY rreSt and Recovery of
the Goods. The dry goods store of Messrs.
Guillume, Fargo g. Co., New York, was en-
tered through Theatre Alley, iu the rear, dur
ing Tuesday night, by burglars, who packed
up about $4,000 worth OF silks and satins pre-.
paratory to then being carried off. The goods
were in sacks at the rear door, ready at any
moment for removal, but before the arriv-
ell Of the wagon, about quarter past five
o'clock in the morning, private watchmon
came along, and, trying the door, found it
open. After accommodating a little, Ger
man, who was in the alley, came up quite
boldly, and exclaimed, "Dem's my goods.
care they" said the Waterman "well, yon
are the person want" The fellow was hand
ed over to an officer, and gave his name as
Henry Kings. machinist No others could
be found He had been left to watch the door,
and to be ready to throw the sacks on wagon,
but the other operators saw 10 opportunity to
drive in the alley, and suffered their accom-
plice 10 be captured. Boston Courier.