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Matters in HrOoktyn anu NeiKnoornoon.
The cit sens Of Fatbush have Termed Board OF Health
consisting o. Supervisor j. v schoonmaker and Justice
hammond. Msrtensc and DlIen Dr. Timothy j. Ingra
am has been appointed physician Of the Board he re-
orted the existence Of yellow fever In Greenfield, near
is,bush village and adjoining the city line family
,cre had been taken down with u. building has been
rec,ed fsr the accommodation OF the sick aud al per
ms are forbid bringing yellow fever into Fla,Oush
The authorities have selected Frenchs barn, IN the
NTH ward near the Flatbush line for dead house,
svng been declared in Canton street, whcre
has been located for years past The people Of the
gbborhocd object TO It's location there, and besides
IN be virtually ou, Of the reach Of the Coroner and o no
rsccs benefit for the deposit Of drowned persons for
ent icstion.
The Mayor has directed the Poor House wagon 10 20
flatbush, with sick persons by way OF the Glove road
atbush avenue, being the most direct route s s used
pyever.
Coroner Reddng notified Monday 70 call st on.
rs deck, In Gowanus, 20 view the body Of drowned
BE went with HIS constable but they could neither
I'd the body OF the drowned man, any living person
any OF the houses OF that neghborhood all having be-
me frightened and len, bag and baggage.
The fever yesterday reported slightly on The In.
case In Gowsnus. The ADrd OF Health have ordered
Q erection OF fence ecdss Third avenue Al Thirty
sih street, and all persons w be prsnIbied from pass
| rrrassrE.
sternsy
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snn NEW PosT OYros AVID Co, TIT HouM.-The
following synopsis made up from Tho repor Of the secre
tary OF the Interor-pubshed exclusively In TIA HERALD
yesterday gives the sites that have been mention I'd Tor
the location Of the United States buildings 10 he
erected in this city, together with the prsses asked for
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Burton's theatre Chambers street s4oo 900
Brick church. Beekman street ......... 600 900
Dutch church, present location ..........- 3S00oo
81. Johns 100000
streets and Cortland alley w m $4,000
Property fronting on West Broadway, Chambers,
Hudson and Duane streets. ets..................
Property Of Weeks h Baker, adjoining Stewards. =
New York Hospital grounds. ds....................
Lower end of the Park Observation-Disclosures.
Burtons theatre l25 feet front Chambers street.
and the same Reade the Franklin street site Is 226
front on Franklin, 231 Whie and 200 Elm the West
Broadway site has 90 feet front the east sde $50 the
south in Hudson street. and 66 Duane street, the pro-
pery Of Messrs Weeks Baker has front Of 126 feet
Chambers street, and the same on Reade
WHERE TTx EMGRANrs Go To.-The following table
gives the destination Of the emgrans who have arrived
at this port from the 1st Of September 1885, 70 the soh
Of July, 1856. II was prepared for the Committee on
Public Lands OF the House of Representatives by the
are interesting showing the States emgrans gene
raly nrefer
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lorer who had been employed at the Peter Cooper lns
tute, appeared at O'Clock yesterday morning at the
building drunk, and was refused work. He however
went upon scanod and commenced throwing brick upon
the men below when he lost his balance and fell the
Seventeenth ward police station, where Coroner Perry
held an inquest upon the body. Verdict Accidental
death" Deceased was 40 yearS or age and native Of
Ireland.
POLICE ArroISTMNT.-The Police Commissioners have
appointed Harris Wines to the captancy Of the Eighteenth
ward, vice Capt walng, removed Mr.. Wines has been
attached to the Mayors office since Mayor Wood has been
in power.
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missent Letters.
List OF letters advertised In the NEW YoRE RRAIp,
Friday August Is 1856, remaining in the New York Post
Once uncailed Tor, no doubt misdirccted-
PHILADELPHIA HorsKs
Feather, Gillian Co, Dr. James hccIn'ocx,
c. Miller h Co., Benz. Perrin 70,
r. Charlton Mitchell, Richards bro'ner'
James Wright 90,
ps.rc,.,a a Gross a. q. Rogers Co,
Ia 4 m,,,or Tsdale A Hayward
Under Meyer,
Anderson Cougdcu, wheeler, hehck Co.
Grant, Armstrong Co,
Beck Iemck, isaac walker MO-
E j. RICHARDSON Son,
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This table shows what large excess OF the emgrants
remain In the States but the few who fnd their way
to the South appear TO have money than the free
State settlers The large emigration 70 this State must be
taken with some grains of allowance Many emigrants
have not determined where they will finally settle when
they land and remain in this city until shey get posted as
to favorable localities. Another point Ia, that hereafter,
when estimates made of the amount Of money brought
10 this city II must be bone In mind that emigration
Of 100 900 win bring nine TO ten millions Of dollars into
the country for 1t Is notorious that emigrants conceal
their real wealth, for fear Of robbery exlortion.
GOVERNORS ArMsHoUsE.-Ths Board met at the Ro
tunda yesterday Present, Messrs. Draper, Temann Bell
Owing the storm bu, few Of the members were present.
and after hearing the requiston read adjournment
took place until next Tuesday. The following u the
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river. Some vg ants who were sleeping on ns Battery
heard splash In III water and endeavored 70 rcsuo her
but failed The body OF the mother subsequently,
recovered, and inquv vt was held upon It. Tho hm
band OF deceived pr. vent and sated that his wfe
had been deranged for som weeks Tho jury rendered
verdict Of "suicide while Temporarily insansn De.
ceased was native Of Ireland % years Of sge. Tho
body Of her child has mot been .vecovered.
srAsBNG AFFAR-Between IL and IL O'Cisck on Non.
day 2sht party Of disorderles entered tho grogg0y
Of Aexandey Rarnock No. 50 wort street. fcT the pur
pose Of "kckpg up row. They gre forcibJ expeli
ed ~ the keeper and his wife, but hammock 6llowe
them INTO the street. He then set ,p0n by tho gang
and stabbed ono Of them, by the Patrick G6son,
10 the abdomen infctng very daugero W wound. The
SIM ward police were noon the spot ami arrested Ran
mock who yesterday locked up 10 avAt the result
OF Gibson's injuries. The wounded man was conveyed
to the New York Hospital
CHARITABLE BEouEns Col. Mcsjah Reynolds, OF New
ark j., who died the Ilth inst has left the follow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26
PATENT AGENCY
United States, Great Britain. France


And other European countries
me Subscriber, PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DkAFISMAN, wet9cquainted with the Patent Laws haa
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
tents.
He continues to make Models, and to p-epaye specin
cations Drawings, and all necessary papers, and to pro-
cure Patents in the United States and European coun
tries. Foreign business conhded orlyo rus.y and
sponsible agents..
All business conaded TO me will be promptly attended
to at the iODest Casually % per lower than
the same would be done by others in the proiession)
Having connections With Of the best Agents at
Washington, and making frequent trips there
bed to keep thoroughly posted in al matters relating
Patents and Inventions, thus aorlng The hes, faci
tiles for preliminary examinations, al advising Inyen
tors in regard to securing Patent for her Inventions
Inven tore will find 1t to their afvanaae to put their
venons INTO substantial form Model soon as prac.
tcable (his frequently Patent in Of ques
ton Of priority OF invention and consult reliable
persDQ acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
II the Patent Office as to securing their rights.
Ancommunicationss strictly cOnhde tial Advice to
mode of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary eXanina
tons made, comparing inventions with those already pa
tented, or in for the purpose, involving the
same principles and advice given to the probability Of
obtaining patent in saving from fifty to one
hundred dollars to the Inventor
MODELS of all Inyentions that require them, made
to order upon reasonabeers warranted to answer
the acquisitions of the Patent 0fice
Deeds of assignments recorded at W8sbir gton Copies
of Drawings, Specifications, and other papers in the Pa
tent Office obtained copy Of the claims of any
tion furnished for rs cents.
The Patent Laws, Reports of Patent Cases. and other
valuable works relating to Patents, together With eon
pete list of all the Patents record Washington can
be seen my office, free of charge
For further information. inquire OF
JAMES G.. ARNOLD,
ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
Worcester, Mass.
ap17 Office over 2O7 Main Street Idawtf
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DRAPER RUGGLES,
JOEL N0URSE,
JOHN L. MASON,
ARTNMAS STONE,
J. NJ. G. ARStSBY.
nr.a Il Erurff
Boston, April list, 1856.
Boston, April LIST, 1856.
GAS f Z IN G. S .
Ii Woroester Gas rirht comnanu


Continue to put in PIPE and FITTINGS for the intro
ducon of Gas into buildings, in the thorough and
workmanlike manner, and warran. them so arraaged
hat the flow of Gas shall be equal and the distribution
ihey VIII guarantee the perfect fitting Of all work ex
ecnted by them, but nil not hoId tbems elUes respon
si6e for LEAKAGE, Insufficient supply, or other dam
age arising from the imperfect iOork of other mar
ties F
Iheif recent arrangements enable them to make liberal
discount on all Pipes and Fittings and they can furnish
everything in this department, of the best quality aud
AT as low prices as can he obtained New York and B5s-
ton. JAMES BLAKE Agent aud Superintendent
No. Pearl Street, Worcester.
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Notices.
fNOPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

GsOPARTS ERSHIP NOTlCE-The sub
d scrbers have this day formed copartnershp for
the parpose Of carrying the manufacture and sale of
Wm. Hevey's Patent Straw Cutter and other rSt Arri
cultural implements, under the name snd firm of ICE
q DRYDEN at The Old stand of VIM. Hovcy & Gu vest
Wig OF Megrlheds Bulldogs, near the Boston W,n-
ceser 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 M. T. II. Beach Of Chi
csgo the exclusive right Of The manufacture and sale Of
his Patent Eagle Fan Mills for the states q Aassachu
sets Rhode Island, and Connecticut VIII have all
times iu supply Of the same, manufactured Of the NEST
Materials at lower prices than any 9th Fans OF equal
size and capacity. The best references can be given Rith
regard 10 these Fans from the extensive agr cultural
and West.
Also, Old Machines repaired at short notice in neat
and substantial 1anner GEORGE Z. RICE,
GEORGE DRYDEN.
Worcester, April IS, 1856.
N. B. The business of the late firm of VIM HoYey
90 will be settled by Geo. Rice. ar39 dagtf
EAISSOLUTI0N ofCOPARTNEE SHIP.
3 The copartnersbp heretofore existing between the
subscriber5 al Boston and Worcester under the
name of RUGGLES NOURSE, MASON, & co is this
day dissolved by mutualconsent The name of the firm
be signed by either Of its members for purposes CON
nected with the liquidation OF its affairs.
r., N, NJ, Co, feeling grateful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended them during long Of
years beg respectfully solicit continuance Of the
to their friends and successors aessrs Eourse Ma
son, x Co.
DRAPER RUGGLEs,
JOEL MOI RISE
JOHN Z. MASON,
AItTEMAS STONE
J. NJ. G. ARASBY.
Boston April list, 1856 ara d&wtf
COMPREHENSIVE NOT}CE.-The un
- designed, having purchased the stock and become
successors TO the business of Messrs RUGGLES NOURSE
MASON. & Co., at Boston ard Worcester have this day
formed copartneshp for the purpose Of carrying on the
same under the firm Of N0UBSR, MASON, Il CO., and
JOEL NoURsE,
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DAILY PApER.-Fiye dollars per year. $3.50 Tor SIX
months; S125 for three 10 cents per week. single
opes two cents each Ehal paid strictly IN dd1ones,
deduction Of 81 year viii be made, and proportonate
eduction If paid quarterly half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPEB.-Pfice t8o dollars q year. 81 Ter SIX
MONTHS and so cents for three months II paid strictly in
ADVANCE Sl75 cts. year, single copies cents each
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CARLYLE, Illinois, June 10 1855
lhsVe used Professor WoUd's Hair Restorative and
naVs admired its wonderful effect Ny hair was becom
ing as thought prenaurey gray, Tut by the use of
hl'Kestoratye has resumed its original color and
nave no Doubt permanent SO.
SIDNEY BREESE Ex-senator United States
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, 4 c o N V e r
ERvig0ratiag Cordial,


AAA as W saAaAS SOEeEsRHs
VOUS ANTIDOyR.
This Preparation ia particularly adapted to weak ner-
yos PERSONS whose debitaed condition leads them to
despair cf being restored to health ana strength
Nervous Debility Palpaton Of the Heart Indigestion
CostVeness, Weakness Of the Back and General PHYSICAL
Prostraou tending to Consumption, Weakened Memory
CHntusion of Ideas, Lessenel Power of Mental Applica
the cause through the action Of this
e O o 81 G0J.
Young aud old men alike find it very powerful in
restoring health strength and vigor The loss of proper
physical energies AMI the consequent of
the nervous SYSTEM be prevented by the of this
truly rjuYeuatng Cordial 1t cleanses the blood of all
morbid natter and gives life and vgor in place of pros
aton For the modus operaudi of the Cordial SEE the
wrapper around each bottle. Those in the country vbn
wish for it have it safely forwarded by express if
there is agent in their Price 50 Der bottjes
three tiles toy SIS.
N r. That Involuntary nocturnal loss of physical en-
ergy productive OF much mischief the nervous system
Dcapacitatng the victim for business society or mat
mony, speedily restrained by this Cordial 1t is the
only remedy which has effected the desired result in This
d. NJiiNeTs may personally Ia,a.
slthoat charge, at lis office, No 32l Hanover Street Bos
lo, where an y@er for tte Cordial SHOULD be sent
Or. CouVers' Medical WOrE-rnv DEACON or GJrTDE
FROM YOUTH TO MANHOOD, is the most important
ami instructive book prblished these comnaints
To young msnit is inyuaDe Ii will be given to those
who purchase three holules OF Cordial
Agents in Worcester-James Green N. B. Green l. Co.
and Bush Z. Co.
tons also by BEDDING CO.. State street, ]. R.
SPALDING, rs fremont street; CHARLEST CARNEY
l3S Washington Street. jyI6 dawtf
X =
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHg M1I7oN EARLE,
iBoaAs DREW a. Nc. 212 Main Street, Worcester Mass.
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j. W. BOND,
Firm of Bond Kelley, Druggists, St. Paul

IFFOm NE Edltof Of the Real Estate Alverlissr.l
BosTos, II School Street. March 90 1856
bDAR sIR--Haying become premsturelg quit gray
was induced, six weeks since to maze a trial Of
your Restorative have used less than two bolt es bu5
the gray hairs have all disappeared and although nv
har has not fully attained its original color yft the pro-
cess OF cfaoge is gradually going on ard am 10 great
hopes that in short time my hair will as dark as for
merry. nave also been much gratiRed the healthy
moisture and vg,r of he hair which before was bar5
and dry, and it has ceased to out as formerly
Respectfully yours, D. G. NJ RIIpp
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eeaa A CHANCE FOR sPECULA- a..
lsii TION.--The extensive, valuable and well #I..il
IsillL known WBter Power, Mills and Real nIiiN
Estate formerly owned by the Spring hed Manufacturing
Company embracing the whole village Of JENKsv1LLk
10 Henpden County six miles east Of Springfield Is now
offered for sale upon terms that ought to arrest the atan
ton Of capitalists This estate, which lies on both sides
cf the Chcopee River contains about 500 acres lying
In body Is OF excellent quality ami Is unaurpaus
ell by In the State for saabrly and beauty, and IA
cy Of access The tol the river the estate is ove
40 feet, all embraced ina distance Of 100 rods aording
ample power TO operate than so 600 spndles The
whole will be sold together with all the buildings and ap-
purtenaucss thereto belonging. the Water Power with
The mills shops hotel boarding houses, and hundred
acres Of aad viii be sold separately from the outanda.
Applyto hlkkltL or JOHN NJ. lANIkL.S, No la
Main Street, Worcester. ie6 .4 daw21n.
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SPERNI AND LARD OIL.-wlnter ana
=. Spring sperm OH, aud Extra Weatern lard OIL 10
store and for sale BY s.. A. J. HOWE.
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Il M l. A M b.
"a ATCH ES 90

~ - -
IA w 4 = III Il ; aS
L3s3u;E CT,ocEs g~ssFs1tS
S1Re t{k Egas hA
ENG Ss AND s@ u
49, J g !" g L Il Y .SzzszZ2zSszzs&2s
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, in store 275 Main St,
laaIfqEton Yofnefl me subscriber, giving particular
attention % TINS prsnch o. ms business is confident that
ne GAN ana WILL oef Inducements 10 purchasers, worthy
Oh .Sel ~ nI ytiet, ~, - .,.-,..,,..,
o., ~ "a eOi, sola %. IT, are warrant
Gu 70 prove aS iS0ouneU'H' o' P5riecV satisacton Will
All descriptions of Ladies and Gentcmen's Jewelry,
such as Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains, Gold rting
Pens Ghe best in tile country, Lockets, Pencils and Fin
ger Rngsi a choice variety Of Goldd Stone, Mosaic,
and Cameo Pins Ear Knobs and Drops &c all which
will be sold AT the LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
N. B-Particular attention given to fine Watch Re
pairing y. d. LAMB,
f29 daWu 276 Main street.
Cur,F-r,-t F1T rsS -
sez=f5 80 - ~ a = 60 sttz-EACf<SS9ss
The sobscyber has ,oalf eTorts 20 ss.. -, .t -
t,es NJ sloss tjat a ,4 ~ "a So. a.. ee Fa .
~ ~ W o 49, IN '0 ~ , lu ugeo.,' e eye-slsht,
soI t t5a iit, ''''9 H' ''en ioU" superior OF
STOTpH pFRRTp
- ~, ~ Z 1, - q - D. ~,
nnese are hoV oiass, put REAL STONE, groundand
lo,e W | Is5 5 io.al Instances the eye may re
guIre Vsy die nsru ~ nt' anu GEAR as ar Next to
IuVao ~ 80, az 'ne EeIlScSPic Of "hcn we
s n ai silver Ell 40 %9 Dr., ~ 5n1 Oolon Glass,
e fo See s anu t rs.ea lows varying in
ire itoui t~siiOy-lve cents TO Fifteen Dollars
Al IN neen o. optical aid may be sure OF finding here
soe'qs e@acuy uea 20 .heif wants and they may re
.el ~ VI nleL II oatssn'; " hey~ooi Nel Dewitt
SUI hui'ieus u 0uiers VINO nave 9seq tl en
mchl9 deod&wly Union Bloch. los Main St
=
~ X a IL IL E II
~ AT THE
WilIbury Carriage ETauufscforvt
Has ON hand nj The prespnt tiroe 2 florrl . p,.
Chaises Ton Bnrgies AMI A Ci ' W. tnaotIusi
urgry ~, Cb5i n tI3 MSS &c Non0oIu asohsj aiSo:
best materials and warranted to Sa Iaae 81 inc
several second hand Carriages, which will be sold low
repairing uone 10 order myl5 eod&w3mf
%wTACFTrSETT UOTSE on I15CTTo17
Wv WoRcFsrER CoUSry' Mass. Wv
This House. having been reGtted during tbe last vntor
and ENLARGED bv the addition Of several neu, ro,s 49,
attention Is most respectfully called 10 the esrable FAIL
tiles afforded by this popular establishment for transient
or permanent boarders during the summer season There
perhaps few IL any summer retreats in the Union,
delightfully."- situated or possessing greater advan.
ages for rural residence than the Wachusett II ia
situated within miles of the base of the lovely and tow
ering Wachuset Mountain the summit of which ia two
thousand feet above the level of MASSACHUSETTS Bays il is
1900 feet above the Wachusett House The snryoain9
country Is profuse 10 Interest for the sportsen or the @
ger while the most delightful drives are readily aecess
BILE from every point OF compass =
The subscriber respectfully solicits the patronage Of
the travelling public and beg to assure his parons that
attention givpn that ran
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: PLEASANTLY LOCATED

EIIiiI -ANp--- n
UNAVAILABLE RESIDENCE, For Sale.
The subscriber having made arrangements, on account
Of heath leave Worcester will sell his House and
Lot situated in the of Dr. Hills church. Tie House
is in good repair containing II conveniently ar
ranged, IS warmed by superior Furnace, and supplied
with good water The lot contains about IL 600 square
north part of the CITY, Upon the same is large number
of choice Fruit Trees Also, Ornamental Trees &C.
The subscriber always expecting live upon the place
has spared pains in orDamenling and improving the
house and grounds The location would be very desira-
BILE for gentee boarding house, the present incumbent
having frequent application from first class boarders
Terms can be made favorable to the purchaser For
further particulars inquire Of e. W. VAIL, 40 Main St.,
or the subscriber on the premises
je24 DIFF THOMAS LEWIS
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REV CARRIAGE MAN
Tsy&g 49, UFAOTORY.-The subscriber has fitted
- - rs up the building next 10 the WALDO
--7-1"'--~ House formerly occupied as a carriage
repository by D. Eaton, for The cAEAGg MAKING business
in all its branches
The different branches will he conducted by euperi
enCed lgOr&n1en.
CARRIAGES
OF all kinds made to order ard
p III I HG OF CARRIA
O. terms as reasonable can be found in the citv
HEARSES
Those wishing Bearses built to order can have an on
portubity of choosing from variety Of new and bea.
futpaerns Particular attention has been paid to this
kind of carriage.
II 4 CKS
Made to order and repaired. Work warranted
j. B. B0NNELL
waldo Street, near the Boston q Worcester Depot
apps dStaw&wtf
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DENNIS n JOHNSON

DENNIS Il JOHNSON.
ccessors tostephen g. Aen) Importers and dealers in
BAR, eHO0P, STREET, AND BOILER IRON,
Ship and Railroad Spikes, Tint iGtes Zinc, Copper
Wtre Metals, &C., &c.
Nos. 81 g. 33 Cen tral-st, Boston.
s. JAMES DENNIS, HENRY M. Johnson.
jan 80, 1856. WY