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TO THE PUBLIC

TIE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons & lacks toand from the Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage NC. lie expects to locate in the west
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
V2@ lie will also run Wagons to and from
smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
floods. Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past flvors, he hopes to merit
and receive Illegal share of the public patron-
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dcc.1 "55-tf.
Il NlTTING and Embroidery COTTON, all
IA nAmbcrs, for sale by II. K NJ. A. OrlLnY.
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Eer. C0$gsweHl'~
New VI 9 deal Salt.
NFhA-HN1TORY DIHEASES ONLY
New Medical Salt New Mcdi-
cal Salt :!
1T Is NOT y CURE-ALL.

FON lNt l'AMMATORY DISEASES ONLY
III. Co@es"eilS New Medical Salt. instead of being
remedy iur all ills. has control over but ,e IN La
d 1t one aim and accnmrshes bul one iL,n, l., v,r.
oupd"es iItilmmat"ry Disease whatever be II, form
OF i"raliiy whether III l;e head throat abdomen eI.
tremiICS or SKIN ~ - -
The peculiar exec Hence of Tho Non, Ao;ioI SaI,;
la without The useless loss Of blood and >trrppIL
ei'r'aily cures lniammaInry Disc: Sps mo oLer. hy
puucs an equilibrium of all the fluids m the bcdl
Tue want OF which Is the sole cause of Inflammation,
! lNNALIDS. TAKE NOTICELTbe Glroviu. e,,w,
Mhicil Ihe unbalanced fluids assume ntd ,u,,v ,,u
mere mentioned, that have more or less fever ar nam
are as easily subdued by The New Medical Sa n. ire
Is eNngulshcd hv NaIcr, 10 VII: Brotu L.,.r II.oJ
ache Rush of Blood Ia The Head and H., ~ H.
..,lcu Eyes Ears amd Nose. ankcr NeuraInia Spnal
'IeclI"ns, ETysPeiaS, BrumchltiS PleurIsy l,llnn
'; ,;ieV Lul5S ana Liver Heartburn. Coughs Dy>.
p'pSia. eherea Diseases. rheumatism GuuI S.ruiu.
EruIhOns. ''N '''''' O"'d"'o"'
DR., C"ggswePS New Medical Salt eycrts. like the
~ ";'.'c ,Nher an extraordinary influence over the
1s anu aI'efleS' feSuiiug IN gradual decline Of
l''i''"t'ioh as IndIraicd hy the pulse which s,r,n
resumes ITS natural stale, The heart puin ouJ tyr
disappear - w.
Dr. Cuggsw Ills New Medical Salt does inst vbo, :,
claims 10 dO. uu more, less Puunlizes Tho tl,;I
renewing from The system all arcral and yelou, nL
siruct0ilS. Descriptive circulars may he nl,Ia,red
from any Druggist Who has IhlS valuable n.J,c,a ~
sale. 'u'' ''e l"'
=, DIR; COGGSWELL'S New Medical Sail, t.,a
ASK any Druggist about the Now MelIral
oat ask your ncishborS about the New Medical Sail:
lsN any one You meet about the New Medical Sail
New Medical Salt for Iulammatory Diseases
only.
NEW MEDICAL SALT! NEW MEDICAL SALT
Of' TAYLOR X Co.. General Agents 2O2 Dock street.
,, Pmladel pima
Agents wanted IN every city, tswn and village
DR.. Coggswcll's Antiphlo. istic Salt.
, I'u'c PichaStS 81 Chruulc packages So Family
ncNaSes So InNalIds with chronic or lnupstuud,ur
diseases should always order "A chronic package.
For Sale by p. lIntlackcr and n IocL,,I S
IA Dei; in Wilmington, w II. r. n W BrinpLmi,i
F, , L. Thompson and ". b. klnsev; IN New Castle Inv
H. H. 'Shi'S"hi lm Newport 10y :. CrOasdale 4 Son; m
Idcssa 10y IL. Il. Baker; ia Mndlciuwn NV n N ,rr.
u D"Ner' by IL. Cowgirl and S"n, IA [ uin,lcn H., n
'iHipSon; In Milton, h Gcnll. Warren and m Iet,k
y lyons y Co.. wherever the '''TImes goes.
N0VlG-lY e''s'
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The Boston Journal.
For 1859


"The Favorite Paper of New England"
Publ shed Daily, Sem-Weekly and Weekly.
Payment Invariably in Advance.
In dnn"uncIng the terms tor the JOURNAL fer
lS09, the proprietor deems II unnecessary to de-
scribe Is peculiar characteristics as = popular
newspaper or to maxi any special promises for
the future. lie deems it sufficient TO saw that
what THE BOSTON JOURNAL. has been in
the past IT will be in the future. BY the almost
unanimous consent of its Contemporaries
throughout New England, it stands at the
head of the New England Press in all those
qualities which go to make up a reliable. enter.
prSlng. lire nemNh"ncr This position il has
attained by pursuing a steady, strai aight.t forward
course In all respects, and by sparing neither
labor or money 10 give the latest intelligence
and the fullest reports of all matters of interest
at the earliest moment. 1t has relied upon It's
own merits, and not upon the representations of
canvassers or "drummers to gain for il the
confidence and patronage Of the Publlc--and
the result has been that it has now a circua-
ton nearly three times as large as that of any
paper OF IT'S class in New EngIand-and 1t Is
constantly and steadily increasinr
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Boston Weekly journal.

Great Success Of the Club Pan!
Three years ago the Proprietor of the Journal
dec deI 10 reduce the prIc: OF the Wcckl,
Journal, and the success Of the low price Club
plan has been so great as to induce the follow.
Ing low rates TOR 1859:
One copy, one year. 81 90
"" copies, one year, To one address, 3 90
fIl" copies, one year. to one address, 6 90
Ten copies, one year, to one addresS, 10 90
ANA on" copy t" The grttrr up of the club
i"eHiy I" Is, one year, 10 one address, $50 90
ma t"" copes to the .:etter up Of the club.
~" Payment 20 be made invariably in adj.
,al:c".
AT the expiration of the time for which ad
vance payment has been received, the paper
VII. III all cases be stopped.
In" great success winch has attended The
introduction OF The club plan IN the rcuIation
"f The " cekly journal. and which has uenr,,
TREBLED IT'S CIRCULATION. since il,
'd"p''"n, encourages lis proprietor t. continue
The same plan.
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GREAT ATTRACTION

GREAT ATTRACTION
10 new subscribers paying in advance, the
January number, 1859, will be sent, embeIlish.
Cd with two splendid match prints--Sir Walter
scott aud his Friends, and Shakespeare and bis
Contemporaries, containing twenIy-eight por-
TRAITS ItS-surpassIng oil precedent. 1t will be
issued early in December.
TERMs.--The E'ectlc is issued on The frs, NJ
every month Each number contains l4l large
octave pages on fine paper, neatly stitched IN
green covers, with one or more beautiful Stool
Portraits, by Sartaln. The twelve numbers
comprise three volumes of 600 pages each, with
Titles, Indexes aud embellishments. Price. F,vr
DOLLARS. The postage is only 3 cents mum
Der, prepaid at the office of delivery.
specimen number will be sent, preDaid. f,r
~ cents reunited in postage stamps. Send
your orders.
Address. w. II. BIDWEII
No Beekman street, New York
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Boston Ebaiiy Journal,

MOiNlNG AND EVENING,
Contains the latest news received by the mails
aud telegraph up to the hour of going to press
1t Is printed on one Of lfoe's Six Cylinder Fast
Presses, at the rate of Fifteen Thousand an
Hour, which enables us to hold back the forms
unlIl The very latest moment. aud still work of
the edition III season for the mails and express.
es 1t is published at the low rate of Six Dol
lars year; Single COPIES Two CTS
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To the Ladies' Of Kent County
"MOUNT VERNON RECORD"


Pdper PHbiishcdm Qnwto Farm, ihr FIRST o
every month, at Phitadelphia, Penn.
chlei purpose To which The Rrc,rd iIdryn,,
'tscIl Is the ndv"cacy nI the noble cause Of The pr
ctISe 0 The Washington dom lin 10y the it Vcr,, ~
Ladies ASs"ciatOn Oi the UnIOn' to tins cu, II Wi
seek To nclie and stimulate throngluu ever,
portion 0i the aml. We a blessed aud l:IvurcI
pcone an II bctnvcS us 10 yield some tangible q, l.
dr"re HAT there d0eS exist within The pOpulnr heart IN
all It's strength and power, Irnc and generous uatrl.
SIn That needs only AN OccdSt0n call, mr IL command
!" manifest IlSeli m ready zeal 10 help forward II,
country glory aud It's counIry's gnnd
The Mount Vernon Record viii give eocb ,nonih
such details III regard To the operations of the Ladies
Association as may seem To interest the lpup!c and
hIr"ct theIr miniS To more sOl"udc for thai
great ana rOinmeAdahle purpose il seeks to accomplish,
II viii contain well collected series of thu,iDLIs
sentiments and opinions upon Washing tom as they
nave bcrn al VarDus tunes expressed hy minds
and Will be rcpOrtOrc OF historical matter
"'icS Nc, illustrative Of the " Falher0i hIs Country"
ill lh"S" i"bic cumpairIOt Spirits who 80 rarlersv
I"td WIN him IN the trggge for our Indie Dctcucc
It's columns Will also cOnta poetic and mIsrellc.
aus matter. with lists of names contributors lo Ihp
Fund, aud for The Gold Mounted Washington Purlr,II
ana 'hrnnsh whose patriotic influence such name,
collected ~
Printed handsomely upon fine paper. if will form, il,
the twelve numbers a v0ume of m,,>t Inirresi,nn no
tcral for agreeable reference. No ad erll,rn.uIS
united ~ It's columns.
great good will he obtained by everyone subScrib
ing for the "Rrcord" all over aud above us cosi
VIII g" I" the aid Of the Mount Vert.on Fund
Terms Sl.OO per annum, invariably ia advance
Address, 5. +. WATSON,
Mouni Vernon Record -
For Mt. V. l.. A orihe Phlla
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Mechanics Store

Cheap Groceries, Cheap Dry Goods, and G.eat
Bargains in all kinds of Goods,
at the Mechanics Store.
Where all who desire To ccunnmlse their means
should call an buy "a mucl Goods for len nIi'. r'
"r III produce, as they get elsewhere Tor Twelve or
fifteen dollars. " ' VI
sen me best irocercs AT the very lowest price;
We sell the best Dry ods nj The v,ry In,yo, r,
we sell all kinds and of BOois Shoes and (ai
'erS cheaper Than sold at any other sore-not ry
cep'ng The great tlangen, who is Ord.renovnrJ far
his ch"apn,ss. WIZ" '''
we sell the very hest qualities of Snulr and Scpar,.
We sell only lor Cash ' ~ e''S'
we Bay all kinds of Country RHpdure. at the high
est prices for Cinods, or per cent OIL inI cnsh
Very thnnklu! for the liberal rncnurnnc,uc,t L..,
t0"re extended 10 us. we h":c by sricI alIeuIon i
business aud determination To please all Ia ,ncr
and receive continuance of the same " '"0''
}. Il. WILLIAMSON.
Argl9 % WeH Commerce street Smvruo. Del
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Mr.nen Tor ne Nmar..., r,..e.
Lebanon Sunday School Exbi5i,,or
Yours, &c, II. w. s.

Lebanon Sunday School Exhibition.
The church at Lebanon. on Forest Landing.
with which this school is connected, was raised
after some opposition on the part of those who
supposed . sanctuary was not needed there -
Bat through the uniirlog efforts of Messr.
SAorts' Pickering and others. seconded BY the
esteemed pastor, Rev. Il. w Todd, a neat and
pleasant structure wac raised. costing about If.
teen hnndred dollars The school was organ.
IEed July 10Th, Is, under the superintendence of
Mr. David Charles, who entered upoo his ,,,,in.
wiih earaesi zeal. But short time has passed
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"A FrIVat sale.
All that long-establishcd Drug Store, recent
~ occupied by David Lockwood, with the Ioror
two-s'ory Brick Dwelling, Kitchen and GarIen
belonging thereto, on Main street, one door he.
low the Bank Of Smyrna, is offered at priya,e
salc, on accommodating terms.
DkUGS aud Fixtures also tor sale, as above.
IL me property be not sold on or before Feb LIST,
me same will be for rent the ensuing year
r. PERSONS wishing to view the premises, or for
further information with reference to il. will
please call on Miss G.. p. RUSSELL. Smvrn,. mr.
WM. e. ELIASON,
Dec23.6w Smvr,. NJ
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Removal! RcmOyaI!

ESfp WE suh,d rbrr tahrs this method of IN
FNS l"rming his friends and the public pcnc.
SseS. rally, that he has REMOVED hIs BOOT and
%iiVH iOKh 10 the stand lately occupied by
M"SsrS. FOLSOM Blake, On MainSirccl, opnpslIe Foy
"eiis lloei' Smyrna, Dci,wh he will annl,ciurp
ana keep on hand general assortment urtiruIcman>
Boots ana Shoes, made of the best mai rial and by ,he
1'sl ""Tkmeh ~ lbe Stale; uIsn. Patent Leather
GIiicrs, Pumps Oxford Ties &r. Also l.adics' B.mls
and Shoes, OF every description and CnIldrcns shoes
KEPT "H hand aud made To order
Every arlIcle manufactured hy the subscriber war
rnnicd 10 he OF the best material, and suld as al any
other establishment III the country
a $50, REPAlRlNG done with neatness and dis
patch.
*, t"'l ana examine yislock, as intend 10 sell
LOW for Cash, aui on saor cIcdlls Dnn'i G,rret -
opposite Mr.. FoxwclTs Hotel
GEORGE l.. STRADLEY.
Snyrnn. March I, iS-lY
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Me- W
Confectionery Store.

The undersigned having taken the stand lately
occupied by MIR. John Cosden, just above Gle
ments' store, has opened therein fine assort
ment OF FRESH CONFECTlONARY, inst
received from Philadelphia. such as Candy
Toys, CornucOpas, and Candies OF every varie.
ty; also, German aud Yankee Toys, Nuts, Raj.
slns, Figs, Apples, &c.
Call and see for yourselves.
Dec -, d. HENRY ID. EUBANKS.
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" The fact that the circulation of the Bos
ton journal Is nearly Three Times as Large as
any Sn5>cripton or Two Cent DAILY Papcr
published IN Boston, and that a Il advertisements
arpra: IN both the Morning aud Evening p1per>.
renders 1t u tavorlIe medium for cnmmunicaIInu
with Tue pubic, among the most Intellr gent aud
cntcrPrISIng advertisers.
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Orders for either of the editions If The Jour
nat must be invariably accompanied by the
CASH, and should b. addressed to
CHARLES q. ROGERS,
II Slhlc Strrnl Rn.lnn
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TO CLUBS.

rive copies one year, SIP 30
Ten copies, one year, 20 90
10 husI"r-s men III tie country who do not
desire DH'Iy paper, the Semi, Weekly Journal
VuluahI.
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.FANCY GOODS r0xo
.BasslNS .HEiIfOtA

VA DEALER lG3 South Second. 80,
y Chestnut, and S2I Race = i,', .''h''A
%t1s1s Fhiiad phla, Keeps i c4cc ''s'IA'
>, very hne>l TEAS and COFFEES un,',,'a ~ 'h'
llt'ng bee" engaged Tor many years m Il, f., =
Ms Tor purchasing IN the h4>l f,.
primo phliy New York, enables hIln l., p,,lI
satIsfacti II. 'n, hes4
scpI2 w
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Scmi-WcckIy journal,
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING.

TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS,
Contains all the reading matter published in
Inc DAILY Journal for the three days preceding
-avefaglug from thirty Que TO- thirty two fun
columns. The subscription price OF the Semi.
WecAly Journal IS Thrce Dollars Year.
tn ('II'pS
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JONES' PATIENT
CARSON OIL LAM9S

UnrVaIIed IN Beauty, ST., ,pllcty, Safety or
Economy.
These Lamps are admirably adapted for the
use OF Students, Mechanics, Seamstre>ses. Fac
tories, Halls, Churches, Stores, Hotels, and are
hIShIy recommended for Family use, aud we
pledge ourselves to demons,rate-
lot That no accident can occur by explosion.
u. That they emit no offensive oder while
burning.
g. That they are very easily trimmed.
t. That they are easily regulated to give
more or less light.
9th. That they burn entirely free from smoke
O'h. That the light is at least 80 per cent
cheaper than any other light now IN common
use
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,.r.c, .iuncU,u, .,.n>IusvtnCl;ts.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13
GCTtIficatcS.

We the Undersigned residents of Smyrna
nave ior The last SIX months, teen using jones
Patent Carbon OH Lamps IN our stores and
private houses, and we ind them to be all rha,
they wefe represented to be by The Agent, II
properly used, and would recommend one and
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13


James Il Clements, B. D0noho,
!'hh II. Graham, Miss s. T.. Bell,
Adam DAdy, II. Il. Woodan.
+. q. White, r. a. NJ. A. OtiIav.
llrnry }r.arnc, Geo. II, Price.
J9hn X, iihmIlton,ySSs Benz. D. Cooper,
Mrs E T. Cumnins, John NJ. Sparks,
Mrs CnmmIns, BENZ II Greenwood,
Mrs E Middleton, Jos i IIoffackrr
Mrs Mary f Clawson, Walter McMullen.
mr." i'r Daley William Meredith,
EIw Mcdonald, WIN McFurane,
mr. Mustard, Capt Jackson,
heoecca Holding, \ Il Jrrman,
W III Holman Mrs WIN Bishop,
SamI lInrnrr.
w families and others supplied with large
or small quantities OF OIL, aud Lamps of all
Kinds suited for all purposes. and Old Lamps of
every description can be fitted with the Patent
Burner, by the Agent,
JAMES r. TATLOW.
OiiIce at Mr. Adam Dldy's, Commerce st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-19
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

DINA L IL.
Mr. Butler of Middlesex, on leave, introduce
ed several resolves concerning the revision of
the general laws, providing that Joint special
committee of nine on the part of the Senate,
and eighteen on the part Of the House be an
pointed to consider and examine during the
recess of the Legislature, the report of the
commissioners to revise the statutes of the
Commonwealth, with the necessary rules of
action; and also
Resolved, That all propositions for General Laws
which may be made to this Legislature shall be per-
eced only SO far as to be ordered to be engrossed
ana then without engrossment shall be referred to
said Committee to be incorporated into the general
system of laws in their appropriate chapters, and
may pass to be enacted herewith but in case of fail
ure of this Legislature to pass any system of laws
then such proposed acts shall be engrosscd and nut
upon their passage to be enacted if this resolve
had not been passed.
Laid on the table and ordered to be printed
Sundry orders of inquiry were adopted.
| Ordered that 1000 copies of the election ser.
mon Of Rev. L. Il. Hale, be printed.
The House Resolves in relation to the late
Sergeantat-Arms to the General Court, were
passed to be engrossed
HOUSE.
The following petitions were presented and
| referred of ID. Sherman and III others in
aid of that of the Wesleyan University of sun
dry parties in aid of that of Reuben Wbitcomb
for Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Sundry orders of inquiry were adopted.
The report Of the Committee on Elections
leave to withdraw on the petition of Alexander
Newcomb of Tisbury, for the seat occupied by
}. Wheldon Holmes, was accepted without di
vision.
Mr. Chamberlain Of Chelsea asked leave &c
introduce bill to repeal the provision that nc
publications, other than those printed for the
! use of the Ippislatllrp shall horanffar Ia or
dered for members at the charge of the Com
monwealth.
Leave was granted, and the bill was referred
to the Committee on Education.
Mr.. Nichols, of Roxbury, presented n pet
ton Of Messrs. Hobart & Robbins, of Roxbury
and other gentlemen Of Boston, for n law EN-
towering m,ee1otrths or more Of any jury in
all c'W cases, to pass upon the rights of liti
giants and find final verdict.
The petition was referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-19

CoNNECr1CuT.-The sword of Gen. Put
nam will be presented to the State Historical
Society this wednesday, evening, at Hart
ford. An address will be made by Hon. II.
c. Deming.
Houghton, late cashier of the Litchfield
Bank, charged with defrauding the bank and
embezzing its funds, has been examined and
put under bonds of $4,000 to appear for trial
Mrs. Leggett an old lady residing in Dan
bury, was so badly burned on Thursday, that
it is doubtful if she survives. She was seated
In the room alone smoking pipe, spark from
which caught her dress. One of her ears was
burnt to a crisp.
In the inventory of the estate of Lieut. Col.
John Talcott, of Hartford, who died July %,
1858, appears the following item: "To 2 Ne
groes, an Indian Boy and an Indian Girle and
Bull, 94l.0 o." Such was life in Connecti-
cut in "the good old Puritan days"
The important matter which has been so
long in controversy between Gurdon Clifford,
Christopher B. Rogers, and David II. Water
man, proprietor of meadow lands abuttinp ON
the 1antic River, and Erastus Williams, own
er of the Yantic mill, and DAM and water
privilege connected with the same, was finally
decided on Monday of last week, by an award
in favor of the landowners
man named Albert Pinney in the employ
OF MIR. Chamberln, the stage-driver between
Eastford and Willimantic, absconded on Fri
day, with forty-one dollars of the funds of his
employer. A constable is after him with a
sharp stick
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-19

D- Yesterday was the anniversary of the
birth Of DANIEL WEBSTER. The occasion
was commemorated by banquet at the Re
we're House, Boston, last evening, at which Ca
leb Gushing presided. Peter Harvey, and a
number Of other warm personal friends of the
deceased statesman, were present.
This gathering called forth various COM
ments from the press, prior to its assembling.
Some were commendatory, and some other
wise, according to the stand-points of the wri-
tiers. Certain disappointed politicians, and some
men whose vision does not extend beyond their
own personal influence, can never let an oppor-
tunity pass without slipring the name and fame
of WEBSTER. They remind one of the mole.
hills that always envy the mountain, or of the
hyenas that howl over dead lion. Well, SC
be it, The iron pen Of History will make a
true record, and among the indellible names
posterity will not fail to recognize that of DAN
rEL WEBSTER. His parallel will not be seen
for at least a century.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A Practical TREATISE ON ALGEBRA. By Bena-
min Greenleaf, A NJ Boston; Robert S. Davis
g. Cn

PRACTICAL TREATISE ON ALGEBRA. By Bena-
min Greenleaf, A. NJ. Boston; Robert S. Davis
s. Co
ELEMENTS OF GEOMETRY; with Practical Applica-
tons to Mensuration. By Benjamin Greenleaf,
A NJ Boston, Robert S. Davis & Co.
Mr.. Greenleaf has been before the public, as an
author of text books, for many years. Some of his
mathematical treatises have passed through very
many successive editions, from which the errors of
statement of principle, to which all new books
are exposed have been carefully eliminated. AT the
desire of many teachers accustomed to the use of
his elementary mathematical treatises, he added a
book on Algebra, now in its twenty-sixth edition,
and on Geometry, now in its fourth edition
constituting complete graded series of text books
on this noble science The authors statements of
rules and examples accurate and concise and his
demonstration of problems, where they differ at ALL
in form, from Legendre, adapted to the methods
of instruction which are now common in our public
schools The books are neatly and correctly pro-
duced and emnently creditable to the publishers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-19

TRAGIcAL AFFAIR.-A man named Erastus
Hogg, a boarder at the Planters Hotel, Ra-
leigh, N. c., had good natured trial of strength
with the barkeeper, named Parish, which ter
minated in quarrel. Parish drew pistol
and snapped once or more at him, and finding
that the pistol would not fire, he drew II sword
from cane and rushed at Hogg,--lIogg at the
same time made at Parish with drawn knife,
with which he stabbed him three or more
times--one in the left breast near the heart,
once Immediately on the shoulder near the
jugular vein, and once in the head and as
Hogg released his hold on him, he fell and i'm
mediately expired, without speaking word or
even uttering groan. This was done in the
dining room, and in the presence of consid.
cradle number OF boarders
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-19

G-The number of Savings Banks in this
State is now eighty-six. None were chartered
by the last Legislature, and one has ceased to
exist during the past year-that at Blackstone.
The present amount of capital of these insti-
buttons is but a trifie short of $34,OO0,0OO The
first Savings Bank in Massachusetts was or.
gained in 1917. They were known in
England some years previous. Jeremy Ben.
than suggested one as early as 1897; but
the honor of establishing the first belongs to
Mrs. Elizabeth Wakefield, at Tottenham, in
1903. The first in Scotland was established
at Edinburgh in 1874
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-19

RHODE lsLAND.-The Grand Division of the
Sons of Temperance held its quarterly session
at Woonsocket yesterday, Fountain Divis-
ion, OF that village, gave public soiree last
evening.
The Providence Journal records two sad
cases of scalding, one of them fatally, that
of little boy, son of Israel A. Walker, who
sat into pail of hot water, mistaking it for a
box Thos. w. Prentice was shockingly burnt
on Monday by the boiling over of quantity
of turpentine The flesh on his fingers was
totally consumed