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10 the Public,

M attention has been called TO notice in the column.
" OF tne Dally spy headed Caution to the Pubc,r
over the signature of Jared Van Soen and as virtually
charges me with dupcy and double dealing in the placing
ana continuing OF certain advertisement in the columns
OF that paper would beg leave state that MIR Vansoen
was present in the office at the time of Insertion that he
heard It read, and fully assented its whole tenor and
would further remark that Mr. Vansolen for weeks past
been soliciting orders for Strips with the Aderisemental
aea % pasted on ne uusraue Model hich he carried
M NM AS regards his threat of prosecution for infringe
ment will be time enough to notice them when he can
Patent Office.
lhere an agreement between Mr. Vansolen and myself
hat each party shall make and sell these Strips without the
interference of each other, With this fact in view will
De seen that Mr. VS. caution about using Strips is mere
bubble to njure me- and impose upon the public Persons
Interested can learn the truth Of the above statements by
calling at the Spy Office. JOHN w. HEALY
Dec d. dWtf
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lIME. How much time is wasted by persons in 90
% rom one place to another in quest of good bargains.
Il you are going to Boston this week, and have Goa,
vest ps's' Or any CLOTHING buy be sure to visit
OAK HALL. Mr.. Simmons is well known 70 tho
world as man of great business talent and has shown,
the community that he can get rich on sslarpe saes and
small profts''
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u Gov. UJHAzY, the late civil governor of
Comorn, wears little hat with red feather in it.
The New York Herald gives the following history of
the feather:
'tln the month of September, l84S, deputation
OF Hungarian nobemen waited upon the now abdi
Gated emperor Of Austria s'Ferdinand the Foolish
as he has been universally called, and by some the
idiot, In order to require the withdrawal of certain
acts and measures, which were contrary to the
Hungarian constitution. They waited upon the
monarch, not as emperor of Austria but as king of
Hungary, for Hungary has always been counted
among the nations as a separate and Independent
kingdom Previous to the day appointed for the re-
cepton, Governor Ujhazy had received private in
tellIgence from Prince Esterhazy that the meditated
answer of the monarch would be fiat denial of
their king to accede to their just demands In con-
temptation of such an event, the Hungarans had re-
solved already to break with their king. and not to
submit any longer to his tyranny, but to burst from
his letters and assert their ancient rights which, for
the first time, bidding the nation Defiance he had
tra1npled under foot. Accordingly each one provid-
ed himself with little red feather, to be hoisted
and stuck IN their caps, the refusal of their de-
mands This color would speak in language not to
be mistaken, the purpose and determination of the
Hungarian nation, as represented by their mobiles
The day OF audience arrived; the monarch received
the deputation, consisting of hundred of the mag
mates OF the land, among whom were Governor
UJhazy, Count Vass, the Inflated Batthyani Col
Pragay, and others. AS soon as the king of Hun
gary read, in the Magyar language his repuIsve an
swer. Gov. Ujhazy set the example which was
followed by them all They each showed the red
feather, the symbol of defiance, of revolution, of
freedom, of opposition, of independence. Then,
having waved them before the king, who, with ali
his court turned deadly pale at the sight, each stuck
the little red feather in his hat and leftthe audience
chamber to take immediate measures for putting in
execution the threat which the red featherhad spok
en-. What followed is matter of history From this
date the governor has continued to wear ii his hat
that same little red feather, which drew tn gaze Of
the crowds GU Broadway
Texas. Adviccs from Galveston of the 18th. an
nounce that the Texan ! .slatu has detern n a
to hold Santa Fe. A resolution has been introduce
ted into that body, protesting against receiving del
egate from that part of New Mexico Another reso
luton has been offered, authorizing the Governor +
raise regiment of mounted men to proceed to Sam
ia Fe, and assist the organizing the 18th Indian Dis
trct. 100000 are to abe voted to defray the ex-
penses 1t is houghat that the resolution will pass
ay Our readers requested to notice the adyer-
nsements Of 5. A. Howand in this paper Those in
pursuit OF holiday presents or other articles in his line
will do well to give him call.
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u By the poli.eness Of B. d. Walker, Of Ross'
Kpress, learn that fire set to the Washington
Hotel in Taunton, occupied by Huntoon Lane, about
O'Clock Thursday night, which together with the stable
and horses, entirely consumed. man hasbeen
arrested for the offence but we did learn his name.
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BRILLIANT REPARTEEs. The dexterous lear
of Thought, by which the mind escapes from SEEM
ingly hopeless dilemma is worth all the vestments
of dignity which the world holds 1t was the readi-
IL repartee which continually saved Voltaire
from social overturn He once praised another wri-
ter very heartily to a third person. ''It is very
strange, was the reply sSthat you speak so well O
him, for he says you are charatan.' ''Oh!'' re-
piled Votaire 81 think it very likely that both of U:
may be mistaken
rapid change from enthusiasm to nonchaance is
often necessary in society. Thus person once eIo-
quently euogizng the angelic qualities of Joan of Arc
was suddenly met by the petulant question, ssWhat
was Joan made ot?'' 'sShe was made of Orleans. ,:
Yankee is never upset by the astonishing He
walks among the Alps with his hands in his pockets
and the smoke of cigar is seen among the mist
of Niagara One of this class sauntered into the of
fee of the lightning telegraph, and asked how long
would take to transmit message to Washington
Glen minutes was the reply. 81 can't wait, - wa.
the rejonder.
1t was this readiness which made John Randolph SC
terrible in retort. lie the Thersites of Congress
tongue-stabber. Nohyberbole of contempt or scorr
could be launched against him but he could overtor
1t with something more scornful and contemptuous
Opposition only maddened him into more brilliant bit
terness. ''Isn't it shame, Mr. President, said h,
one day in the Senate, "that the noble BULL q
the administration should be wasting their time il
worrying the rats of the opposition. Immediatel,
the Senate was IN an uproar, and he was clamorousI,
called to order. The presiding officer, however, sus
tanned him and pointing his long skinny finger a
his opponents, Randolph screamed out, Gratis, did
say micci mice I"
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CREAM OF Soar. This new article has, at !ast,
found its way into our market And it will work its
way into favor as fast as ii becomes known. II ia
great comfort as well convenience and cleses the
skin perfectly leaving it moist soft and healthy ]. Is
for sale By M. D. Green.
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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
Arrival of the Cambria-I4 days Later


The British Mail Steamer Cambria, with Liver
pool dates of the 18th inst arrived at Halifax Fri
day morning, She has So through passengers. The
Liverpool cotton market has not been animated, but
prices have advanced, is of penny per h., with,
however, but slight disposition to hold, as the
transactions We're limited
The money market continues easy. There has
been farther increase of bullion in the Bank of
England Notwithstanding the reduction in the rate
Of discount it stand al Is i-2 millions, [eighty
millions of dolarsl and there is prospect of that
sum being considerably augmented. The fact was
beginning to create attention, although the rate of
discount is fixed at IL per cent, so few bills are
offered, and good ones are readily done at 2 per
cent.
The House of Cotesworth s. Co., which suspen-
ded payment in iS41, with liabilities amounting to
350,oOO pounds, has just paid final dividend of
seventeen shillmgs sxpence, making complete
payment of twenty shllings on the pound.
Queen Adelaide died on the morning of Sunday
the I'd inst, in the 5Sh year of her age. Her re-
mains were inferred the 18th, in st Georges
Chapel, Windsor
Another expedition is about being fitted out, to 60
to Behring' Straits, and further to the Eastward in
search of Sir John Franklin. Capt Sir Edward
Belcher it is thought will have the command
The death Of Ebenezer Elliott, the corn law rhy-
mer, is announced
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MISS BRUCE

HAVING resigned the charge of Drawing in the Hgl,
School will devote Weinesdaysand Saturdays at her Room
NO. 6, WARREN BLOCK, to the Instruction of pupIs Of
day schools Dec 81. div.
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WINTER.--Snow fell at Alton, Ill.,, on Friday night
Dec. T. to the depth Of about two inches, and second
snow fell on Wednesday night, the 18th the depth Of
nearly three inches; making pretty good sleghins
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hOSPlNis HAIR Tonic, sold by J. L. Burbank. at
M d. Greens store, is one of the best Of preparations
lor lmpartng vigor, beauty, and briancy to the hair
Try it.
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- --------------------------
HON. ISAAC DAVIS,

The Hon. Isaac Davis of Mass, and his estimable
lady, left New York for Bermuda in the steamer Great
Westerns on Thursday, Dec 49, They were induced
to this measure ty the precarious health of Mrs. Davis
and by the apprehension that a northern winter might
occasion return of the neuralgia difficulties under
which Col Davis himself has suffered for two winters
past. The New York Recorder says We are happy
to state that Mrs. d. is believed to be improving, and
we eelty pray that her invaluable may be spared.
They are accompanied by their family physician, DIR.
John Green, of Worcester who takes this occasion to
relieve himself for while from the duties of his extern
sive practice. George Cummings, Esq, Of Cambrdge
Mass, known TO readers as a member of the Elk.
ecutve Committee of the American Baptist Missionary
Union, and his lady, likewise of the party, Mrs c
being in pursuit of health under more genial skies The
party after staying short time Bermuda, viii PRO
coed thence to st. Thomas and other West India Is
lands, thence to New-Orleans and home by the way o
the valley ofthe Mississippi, intending reach Massachu
sets in the month of May next. May an ever gracious
Providence watch them and restore them to thei
friends in healthand safety.
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
~ THE valuable Farm known as the William Mills
ea.A L Farm, situated in the south part of RUTLAND
E between Rutland Poorhoise Farm and the Barre road
comprising seveny-ve of good Land divided into
Pasture Mowng Tlage, and Wood Land-3O acres being
covered with heavy growth Of Pine White Oak and Chest
nut Timber The Farm well stocked with good fruit trees
with good buildings thereon For further particulars IN
quire of the subscriber on the premises.
jana 4ws A. CARPENTER
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% Phillips, Sampson s. Co., have published No. 5
Of their beautiful edition of SHAKESPEARE'S
WORKS, containing the popular comedy of 'sMeasure
for Measure, wthan exquisite engraving Isabella
The price is % cents nmbcr-for sale at the Book
stores.
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WORCESTER DIREcToRY. H. ]. Rowland has
just published his ''Worcester Almanac Directory, and
Business Advertiser, for $780, work that has now
become indispensable to every the city and to persons
having business here, who reside elsewhere That
this is so, may be judged from the fact that the drec-
tory lacks but some forty fifty, of four thousand names
although confined to the central portion of the city, OF
the first school district 1t appears be faithfully got
out.
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Tenchers Wamfnh-

TIE Committee for examining teachers in the CITY of
worcester, will be in session on Saturdqy Jan,iarv
5tR 1890, at the City Hail. o'clock in the forenoon
or the purpose OF examining applicants for the place of
lrncpa in the Summer Street BOYS Primary Schools: and
also for the place of principal the first Simmer Street
Infant School WARREN I A2FiI '''ioe'
Dec 81. dwlw Sec'ry School Com
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ITALY.

letters ifom Naples announce that great arrange
om.s were III progress, but for what object was I'M
Nno"h' The fortress of Gaeta was being renaired
ana armed The pontifcal frontier is being lined
WIN troops, and arrests continued-the new French
ciiiei Is resoute and firm. In an address TO tbp
troops ne says, ''your mission is not.ended., The
treasury OF the Cardinal riumvirate is reported TO
turn of the Pope. --oN W lne re-
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DIED.
In South Boston, Dec 18TH of consumpton Miss Iavine
Wait, of Paxton %. WI"
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Blank Account Books.
GOOD supply constantly hand of all sizes from the
large Leger and Journal TO the smallest Memorandums
which will be sold CHEAP BY
Dec 81. dw3t $. A. ROWLAND, l43 Mair-st.
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IN Northboro, Dec %, by Rev Dr. j. Allen, George w
MI ESQ., OF Boston TO Miss Sarah f., daughter of Doct
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IL remarkable and most eloquent fact is sta
ted in the Cincinnati Chronicle and Atlas of Friday
last referring ''the sort of doubt expressed, in
portion of the public press of the Atlantic border,
whether the Union is not in great danger That
fact is comprised in the italics in the following SEN
tence :-.Nat. Intel.
''Self-complmentary as it may be to say SO,
there Is not paragraph IN press acest Of the ~
leghanies that know Of, u1ich has intimated the
dcc that there is any thing, present to come, in
the ride a0ortd Of being, aohich can dipide as from
the lore Of our brethren united IN this glorious re-
public. Ohio and Kentucky will never separate
while the rises on this beautiful valley Louis
lana will never separate from Ohio while her nigh
ty river flows to the Atlantic! Never At this very
moment Of time Louisiana derives more positive adj
yantages Gas plain figures viii demonstrate) from
the state of Ohio than from any other portion of the
EARTH Ii is, therefore, from motives Of interest to
say nothing of any other, the absurdest thing imagi
nabe to talk of separating any of the states in the
valley of the Mississippi And if they do not separ-
ate, who can'''
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~ We learn that the Jury, before whom Knowlton
was tried unanimously agreed to recommend him to Ex
ecuve mercy and, in accordance herewith, petition
to the Governor and Council drawn up and signed
by them ALL praying, that, consideration his feeble
mental powers and low moral culture, his punishment
may be commuted to imprisonment for life
This case, if mystery at first has become none the
less 50 in consequence of the trial With no particular
indications of insanity, other than the circumstances
connected with the commission Of the terrible crime
would indicate, there is, nevertheless an almost unac-
countabe want of toerabe motive for the commission
of the offence, person of little mental in
teligence and moral culture, he to be the sub
ject of. And during the whole trial. even when the
awful sentence of death being passed upon him,
there was the slightest manifestation of feeling and
very little indication Of interest in what was going on
about him. From some remarks Of his, however made
elsewhere it is probable that he felt and thought more
than was manifested in his dull and heavy countenance
We believe it a fact, that his way to the prison
after his conviction, and before sentence was passed
he said he sswould be id if he ever went into that
court house again, alive,'' and other slight Incl
dents, lead the superstition that he contemplated si
cide rather than await the solemn sentence Of the law
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ALLEGED DEFALcArIoS. The Philadelphia Moth
American says: sThe accounting officers of the Treas
NY have reported Prosper M. Wetmore, late navy
agent of the United States at New York, to the Solc
tor of the Treasury, deiaate. nthe sim
of foe hundred and ty-eig1a tou,ad dllars, and have
recommended that prosecution shall be commenced
against him forthwith. In relation this alleged de-
falcation, Mr.. Wetrnore publishes card in the New
York Commercial in which he says, the amount in
dispute is limited one, and consists Of aig,s for
disbursements, during the late entirely ont Of the
usual province Of the navy agency And that whatev-
er balance may be found to be due the government,
the final audit of his accounts, win be promptyTaid.
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TIE Boy THAT SMOKES. What shall saw
of the boy that smokes Shall we pronounce any
Judgment upon him. Shall we say that he is ac-
curing evil habit that he is becoming slave to
master, who by and by will be very cruel to him:
that is he Is on the high road to rowdyism; that is
he is beginning to be profigae with his money? and
Oh, that this were the worst What says the
druggist who knows the stimulating effects Of tobac-
COZ One and all say that it often proves the first
step Ii drunkenness. mo young man., saws Dr.
Ailcott, who uses tobacco in any shape, is or can
be safe. He is apt to be thirsty, and water never
satisfies Tobacco smoking feeds the love of strong
drink in two ways-6rst by creating morbid thirst
and secondly by mpairing the appetite for food and
indirectly encouraging him who uses it to seek for
that strength which food should give him, in the use
Of extra stimulus. Let the friends of temper
ance-aboye all others, beware of tobacco in
every form. Take care then, temperance bows,
how you get that filthy thing cigar, in yoir mouth
Abhor and detes It, for il is poison and death.-Er
aY The Alta California says of the vote upon
the constitution
The State Of California. Taking the vote in
this district criterion, there can be no doubt of
the adoption of the constitution by the people of Cal
fornia. The estate of California is therefore
real, tangible and great commonwealth from this
day forward. To her thirty sisters on the east of the
Rocky Mountains she sends her message of love and
praying that the golden chain that binds
her TO them may never be broken By the rude
shocks of time; and that the glitterng glory which
surrounds her may not be furnished by cold or in
different admission into the great confederacy.
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The express in advance of the overland mail, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 18th inst, with advices from
Bombay of the 3D. of November, and from Calcutta
up to the 24th Of October. The whole of India with
the exception of the small province of Goomsoor.was
quite peaceable All the Sikh chiefs, who were i'm
plicated in the late conspiracy with Shere Singh,
have been captured
The Government of Bengal have offered price
of 500 rs for the invention of good and economical
machine for separating the cotton wool of India from
its seed For this sum a thousand native machines
might be purchased This arrival furnishes us with
no additional news from China Working models
of Railways, Locomotive Engines, and Electric Tel
egraph have been ordered for the of the Mahrat-
ia Sovereign, whose curiosity has been aroused by
what he has heard of these wonders
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lnestimabe value. 90 u
Inc Cologne Gazette publishes letters from cor
respondent who has recently made an excursion into
hungary lie declares that amentable desolat;o"
ana misery reign in the land that old men. yvomon
ana children are to be seen in want of the common,
est necessanes of life; and that fertile and cultivated
c anus nave f'llen to lower price than the yiroin
I ba Oh America Many of the great proprieors
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Elegant Presentation Books
FOR ALL SEASONS.
Poets Offering, Gem of the Season,
TENS OF Beauty, Souvenir Gallery,
Friendships Offering, Amaranth
Garland, Golden Gift,
Keepsake Of Friendship, Ladies' Gift
Odd Fellows Amulet Gift Leaves
GEN. Pearl, Hyacnth christmas Roses
Rasselas Vicar of Wakefield,
Paul and Virginia, Life of Christ
Wllss Poems, Life of Father Mathew,
Beechers Lectures to Young Eddys Young Mans Friend
Men, President Hitcbcock,s ReIioi
Memoir of Professor Fiske, Gus Lectures
Oliver Smiths Will,
The above Books are recently published are beanlI
illustrated and in splendid bindings and will be sold AT The
LOWEST MARKET PRICES, by
Dec 81. dw3t S. A. ROWLAND 143 Main.st
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2293. From Xenia l p Saturday
BY Byron
To Fairfield, by p m, IL miles
And back between p and 10 same day.
2294. From St Joseph at Wednesday
BY William Centre and BrunersbuTg
To Defiance, by m, 80 miles
And back between 6 and next day.
Proposals end Brunersburg will be considered.
NOTES
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee,
signed by responsible persons, the following
manner, VIZ:
''The undersigned guaranty that
if his bid for carrying the mail from TO be
accented by the Postmaster General shall enter into OBJ
legation prior the first day Of July asr with good and
sufficient suretes, to perform the service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate of post
MASTER other equivalent testimony that the gusanors
men OF property and able make good their guarantee
The proposal should be sent to the department sealed
endorsed % Proposals for route No. IN >"
and addressed the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combinations,
and the and conditions which the contract
be made the annual advertisement in another column
c. JOHNSON
Dec. l8, l6i8 Postmaster General.
Dec. 3I-lawI2ws