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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-10

E555ssaasass5s7 BOSTON & WORCESTER
1:sss;:sz=sssss1 RAILR0AD.-C Change Of Winter Ar
Encouragement, commencing MONDAY, Jan.
TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows:
Leave Worcester at Steamboat, I, $40 a. m, EXP
Ais, 10 Exp, The 4, I, $40 a and AIS D. m.
trains start from Upper station; the and 10 p trains
from Lower Station.
Millbury, $40 a. m. 3.55 p. m.
Milford, ITO 9.45 n. m. APO p. M
Northboro, a. m. II p. m.
Marlboro, 1920 a. M 1920 p.
birmingham Centre, 145 q. IN. l2.45 p. m.
birmingham, Steamboat, 1903, lO45 IN. l. AS, SIS,
lU.45 EXP. D.
Saxonville, I a. m. also Wednesdays at $50 D. M
Newton, $50 f746, 1888 Wor., 9l5 +lll5 Wor a. m.
*33 1888 425 548 Wor g. also Wednesdays at 40 d. M
Brooklne 645, 1850, sl5 g. 10 a. m. LIS, 245 $40 $780,
3, also Wednesdays at II p. M
Needhain Plain, 6l0, 1925 a. m 435 p m.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Boston, as follows
For Worcester, at lis, Exp a. IN. 1908 Exp, $40
Mnlbury, IT'S a. m. $40 p. m.
Milford, LIS a. m. l.3O, p. m.
NorthbOro', Z is a. IN. D.
Marlboro, lis a. m. p. IN.
Birmingham Center, lis a. m p.
birmingham, 7l5 Exp. A. l30, EXP. 4, $40 D. m,
Saxonville H. $50, also Wednesdays at Ills p. m.
Newton us, $40 II, l3O Wor., $50, 4, $50, sos
w To- als9 W. Medn sa at Lib p; N.
also Wednesdays at ll3O p
Z: H. Branch, I.W a. m 3l5, p m.
Albany, Exp. a. IN. l30, Exp. y. m.
New York, via Springfield, 4 Exp. a. m. Exp. D. m.
New York, via Norwich 5l0 Exp East Of Framing CHAM
p m.
eB- New York Sunday Mail Train at $50 D. M Ex-
press Trains stop only at Framlngham.
Boston, Jan. 8, 1859. dtf Tvs
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DRESS sILKsl

have all been examined and prices for 81 rs sins arr a.
iOn ~ ~ silks 81 - and all other grades proportion
mofEkA SHAWl4S and CAPES at ~ 50.
10 LINED CLOAKS, at % So
Ten Sl4 Kaglans at ~.
Five Boston and IOniton CLOAKS at discount of As
Ladies Will nd Center Counter every Is,unant
We nave IN stock on this table every housekecper can
md something 10 buy, here will be found Mus
Inns, Book Muslins Plaid Musns Ladies' Cloths Rovs'
Cloths Valenclas CrOssoycrs, Printed Thibcts
Silks and Plaid poplns Flanncs and Prints Markcd IN
figures the length and price.
Ladies' who look at our stock through his ceek who
wish to practice economy, will find that dollar VIA
buy one dollar and twenty-five cents worth OF goods
We very anxious to turn into money remaining
Winter Stock and believe that present efforts viii
secure a large sale. - -
BRYANT a SHELDON.
No. aMechanlcs Hall Burning.
~ B-we are the Agents for tho sale Of the ee,eras
ell GrOver n Bakers SEWING MACHINES. 10 uhleh
the attention OF the ladies Is called. "
jy dawtf
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Boots ann Shoes.

rrsao SOMETHING NEW FOR BOOTS
RS4A AND SH0ES.-lftcheIrs Patent Metallic Tins
Nh for Boys, Youth, and Children Said Boots and
S<~ Shoes i'll outwcar three pairs of the old STYLE
The subscriber having taken agency the sale of
the above goods, would offer Them together with gener
al assortment of Boots and Shoes his customers and
the public generally, at prices that will ensure quick
Sales thinking quick sales and small profits the best poll
cy. e. r. ESTABROOK
ms diff No IA Main Street, opposite the Post office
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6Wamts.

BOOT CUTTER WANTED.-An Ex-
- perienced Upper Cutter have constant employ
ment and good wages, by applying to
GRANT, BUSH, a. co.
Spencer, Dec. 80, 1858, dgt* d3O
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A GOOD
smart English Scotch Girl to do general house
work and assist in taking of baby In re at this
Office diff iva
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RAY STATE BOOK STORE,
" OPPOSITE THE BAY STATE HOUSE.

STANDARD Books FOR NEW YEARS GIFTS
History of New England, by the Hon John Gosham
Palirey.
History of the State of Rhode Island, by Samuel G. Ar
mold, Esq.
The complete Works of the Hon. William. Prescott in
Guiding the third volume of Phillip ii. Is vols.
The complete Works of John Adams, good edition. 10
vols.
The Life and Writings of Lord Byron, best English edi
ton IL vols.
Cooper's Novels, in "a vols, Complete
Little Brown Co.'S edition of the British Poets ed
tied by Prof Child 1913 vols.
The British Essayists Chalmers edition in 3S vols
Simmss Novels, complete in Il vols. His Poetical
Works in vols.
Captain Marryatt's Works, complete in II vols.
Putnam elegant edition of celebrated English Classic
Authors including DeanSwi sWUrks, complete vols
The Works of Tobias Smollet, complete In 4 vols
The Works of Henry Fielding, complete in vols
The Works of Lawrence Stone, complete in vols
The Works of Joseph Addison, complete in & vols.
The Chronicles of Enqucrrand DeMonstreet, in vols
The Chronicles of Sir John Frossart, in 2 vols
Turkey, Greece, and Malta, by Adophus Slade.
History of the War in the Pcninsuar and in the South
of France, by Sir w. f. =. Napier, 2 vols.
Life of Sir Walter Scott, by Hon j. G. LOckhart in
Charles Dickens's complete Works, in IL vols.
Percys Reliques of Ancient English Poetry best ed
tion, in vols
have several fine editions Of Shakespeare including the
new and elegant edition by Samuel Phelps.
For sale by EDWARD MELLEN, JR.,
d3l ~ Main street.
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=, The Great English ESemedy.-SIR JAMES
CLARkES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS. prepared
from prescription of Sir j. Clarke, NJ d. Physician Elk
traOrSsnary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unalng in cure of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution is subject 1t mOderatcs all excess and re
moves all obstruction and speedy may be relied
upon To married Ladies' il is peculiarly suited 1t will
larity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterieits
CAUTIoN-Thcse Pills should not be taken by females
that are pregnant, during the FIRST three months as they
are sure to bring ON miscarriage, but at other time
and in every other case, they are perfectly safe
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerOn Palpta-
ton of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy do not contain iron, caomel,
antimony, or ynything hurtful TO the constitution
FUN directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late l. c. Baldwin & Co.. Rochester n Y
N BS and six postage stamps enclosed TO any
lied Agent will ensure bottle of the Pills by return mail
For sale by druggists in every in the United States
BURR, FOSTER Il CO., No. Comhill, Boston, Whole
sale Agents for New England.
For sale by VIM. Bush 81 Co., Wholesale and retail
Agents, and druggists generally. dawtf dec22
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yletu advertisements,

4 A NJ ERICAN USE
fI%Is4 OsTON,
ita5 Is the largest and best arranged Hotel in the
kt2 New England States; is centrally located and
easy of access from all the routes of travel IL
contains all the modern improvements, and every con-
venence for the comfort and accommodation of the tray
cling public The sleeping large and well ven
tated; the suites of well arranged and COM
petey furnished for families and large travelling parties
and the house will continue to be Kept as first class
Hotel in every respect. LEWIS RICE. Proprietor
Boston, Jan. 18th, 1859. div
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Buttons.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
TlON, on the premises, on the eleventh day of
January A. D. 1859 at ten O'Clock A. NJ. of that day by
oruer OF he Court of Insolvency within for Worces-
Ter County in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, GER
tam lot Of land situated the northery side of John
street. III he city OF Worcester lately owned by Thomas
BoMies' being the same premises mortgaged by said
boWies TO John Green, by deed bearing date December
St A. d. 1851 and recorded in the Registry Deeds for
worcester County, in book $50, page 2S2,
DWIGHT FOSTER, I Assienees of
GEORGE F. VERY 8 Thomas Bowles
Worcester, January &, 1859. d3t wi
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Notice to the sick.-DR HILL, in Offering to the
community his justly celebrated remedies for chronic dis
eases Of long standing, do not wish to tre with the life
or health of the afflicted but simply to lay before them
the testimonials of number of respectable ladies and
gentlemen, from which the suffering can Judge for them
selves. The Doctor pledges himself not make any wild
assertions or false statements Of the efficacy Of his mcd
cnes will he hold out any hope to suffering humanity
which facts will not warrant. A few testimonials arc
here given and the doctor soclts inquiry from the
afflicted Into all he publishes feeling assured they will
nd them perfectly reliable and his medicines worthy of
their confidence and patronage.
Testimony Of nuager u Ladies and Gentlemen.
DR. IL-Dear Sir; This Is to certify that my case was
of very bad humor in the blood can truly say
that your valuable medicines have cured me- and recon-
mend all that sick to call upon you for you cure
them. Yours truly, j. L. L.
Worcester, Mass
This cernes that my wife afflicted with weakness,
or general debility. Doctor Hills medicines cured her
j. n. Il.
DIR. c. A. HLL-Sr; will say that your medicine has
benefited much. NV health Is much better than IL
was when commenced taking 1t. think 1t will cure
me. have not been troubled with the pain IN hcad
but once since taking your medicine The distress be
tween shoulders has all passed away Thinking that
you might like 10 hear how was getting along have
taken the liberty to address these lines TO you.
remain sir yours respectfully, Mrs G. G.
Rutland Nov. 1854. dtf Janl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-10

Grover s& Bakers Celebrated Family
Sewing Machines.-A NEW STYLE; PRICE $50
lSSuNNER STREET, Boston; 495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
These Machines sew from two spools, and form seam
of unequaed strength beauty and elasticity which will
not rip, even if every fourth stitch be They are un
qucstionably the best in the market for family use.
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR
BRYANT & SHELDON, Agents, No. Mechanics
Hall Building, Worcester diff ola
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-10

George Sessions, FURNISHING UHDERrAKER AND
COFFIN WAREHoUsE.-Cofins Caskets, Patent Metallic
Burial Cases and Robes of every description always on
hand. Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, of
sizes.
Every thing connected with the management Of funeral
promptly attended to. No. A. Front street; residence
Front street. Worcester, Mass. dawtf my2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-10

Clanin's Double Glass AmbrOtypes-Perma
neny sealed, unsurpassed for beauty of finish, bril-
fail to give him call you wish for picture satisfactory
in every respect. His rooms the Citizens Bank
lis Main street diff n4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-10

Dental NOtice.-Dr. G. FL. JEN CKS'S Dem
tai Rooms at No. 239 Main Street, Worcester He is
having great in using ELECTRICITY to produce in
scnsiby to pain while extracting teeth Ali
tai operations performedn he careful and thorough
manner usual III diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-10
q TESS NEW ST. ORE,
No. no MAIN STREET.
Fruit, COME c I'll onery,
Periodicals, Newspapers, StatiOney&Yanke Notions.

The subscriber takes this method of informing his nr-
merous patrons that his neat and beautiful Store
johannes Green's well known Apothecary Store and
undersigned most respectfully sOlics the public patron
age and heartily wishes the high and the low the rich
and the poor, happy New Year. D. c. GATES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-10

~ OTICE-At the Annual Meeting of the
WORCESTER MACHINE SHOP COMPANY, the under
whom persons indebted said Company are requested TO
make payment. HARRISON M fSS
Worcester Jan. TO- 1859. n
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Dancing.-MR. 6 MRS. MOORE respectfully an
that their term for Instruction in Dancing
will commence SATURDAY, Jan Sth, at Brinley Hall
Hours of attendance from to p. NJ d6t+ jail
o. +. Harris, Dentist, 1888 Main street, opposite
the new Mechanics Hall Building dawtf SO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-10

Rooms TO LET IN WARREN Block
~ on Pearl street, and in Brnley and Buman Blocks
on Main street, suitable for Offices workshops In
quie OF JAMES IL. WALL,
OI6 d2taMlm Agent for lieOrge lirlnlnY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
VIRGINIA INDEX"

The first number of tho semi-wcekly edition
of this journal is before us. Messrs. De Witt,
Ellis and Goode constitute the firm Of proprie-
tors and publishers. The new paper opens
with o graceful ''salutatory," from the current
of which it seems that Mr.. De Witt will con-
troll the editorial department. This %gentleinan's
long connection with the press Of the State,
his extensive acquaintance among the people,
and his known capacity for the management of
all the various departments Of n political and
literary journal, offer him advantages which
few projectors Of new journals can boast
The Index" is quite n large sheet, the
Typography is clear and neat, and the original
and selected literary and political articles in
the number before lis, altogether offer very ia
vorablc auspices of successful journalism.
We are not called upon to welcome Mr.. De-
Witt to the corps editorial. He WAS 4 mem
Der of the fraternity long before we ever dream
ed of Joining it's ranks. Ills two associates,
also, VIC believe, have been for some time con-
nected with the press. Trusting that we may
be enabled to cooperate with these gentlemen
in political affairs. no less than in maintaining
a digniicd and influential position for the press
Of Virginia, NO wish them 4 complete sue
cess in the enterprise they have so we'll under.
,.Enn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
UTAH AND P0LYGAMY.

You IRE right, Messrs. Editors, in your theo-
~ of Territorial Government. The Federal Gov.
eminent holds the Territories as trustee for the
States of the Union. 1t cannot divest itself of
its duties, as trustee, until the Territory is ad.
mitted into the Union ms n State. Territorial
Legislatures and officials arc its mere agents.
Their acts and omissions are but the acts and
omissions Of the Federal Government. That
Government is as much bound to punish poly
gamy in Utah as the Government of Virginia
to punish it here.
Judge Douglas knows how this may be done;
for in one of his Western speeches he proposed,
in a certain contingency. TO repeal the act es-
tablishing the Territorial Government of Utah;
That act should be Immediately repealed, and
all necessary legislation enacted to punish and
restrain the vile Sodomites Of Utah.
But Judge Douglas has been removed from
the Chair of the Territorial Committee, and
now S1uatter Sovereignty reigns supreme in
Utah, and ~polygamy has become national; for
the Government that permits it to exist recog-
niscs it Us rightful. u. +.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-21
THE DELUsIVE CALM"

Mcssrs. Editors: With no article have |
been more forcibly impressed than with that
which appeared in your issue of the l4th inst,
under the caption Of "A Dclusivc Calm" and
more especially with its candid representation
of the imminent danger which threatens the de-
s~truction Of this mighty fabric, unless the
South, alive to her interest, takes the necessary
precaution to prevent il.
4 time has ut last arrived, which calls to the
field every true patriot not for the mere pur-
pose of discussing partisan politics, but issues
on which depend the safety OF our great repub-
lie. Our relations have long since assumed an
aspect which must excite deep solicitudc in the
heart of every lover of the Union. Compro-
mise after compromise, concession after con-
cession have been made, and yet, Infatuated IA
~naticisln stops not in pursuit Of its ends, but,
still more aggressive in its demands, cries out,
Give! give!! give!!!"
We first abolished the foreign slave trade.
We abolished the slave trade in the District of
Columbia. Fanaticism desires the abolition Of
the interstate slave trade. 1t demands that no
more slave States shall be admitted into the
Union. Finally, it demands the total abolition
of slavery in the Union.
1t requires no prophetic vision TO dcScry IN
the distance tne teTTlolc c'ei'l9 "ii'i WIN W
sue, as sure as night follows day, unless the
South throws or her lethargy and meets the
issue boldly.
The moment of contest is fast approaching,
and it is now high time that we were looking to
som sound, State Rights Democrat, with a
view to the Charleston Convention.
The nominee will. no doubt, come from the
South-vcry likely from Virginia. The gueS-
I-tt - 10 ,o ,r,rn
a conservative man-one who would preserve
our institutions ~inviolate and transmit them
unimpaired to our posterity--onc who would
not repose in false security, but be ready, at a
moments notice, to meet any issue-then let
it be virginia's %favoritc, Henry A. Wise, the
tried statesman. the true patriot and faithful
Governor. GAaNA.
HAMPTON. Jan. IA. 1859.
-
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of the Union; it must be lone as IN inc'oen' 10
.ho ,a,r;ss;on Of n State, or in acknowledge
ment Of what is rightfully due to the mainte-
nance Of its separate sovereignty. Neither OF
,ho.o reasons will at all apply to the proposed
.nnro,r;ation of lands to the construction Of a
Pacific rail road.
As for the position assumed by Mr.. Calhoun,
that the Government not only has the right,
as proprietor Of the public domain, to grant
portions of that domain for the purpose of en-
HANGING the value of the remainder, but that 1t
is the duty Of the Government to do SO, VIC
repudiate the doctrine altogether. Ii rests
upon a false premise. The Government Is
not the proprietor of the public domain
The Confederation of Sovereign States retains
the joint proprietorShip, and the Government
is the mere agent of the States, entrusted with
with the management Of the domain, IN strict
obedience to the limitations Of power contained
in the charter which %confcrs the agency. IN
der the Constitution, this mere agent can
M more venture to give away q part
OF the public domain, for the purpose
of enhancing the value Of the remainder
than a guardian or trustee would be J~usthed
before n Court of Equity in a similar dlspoSai
Of the property Of his ward or cestuy q"' fr"'''
The language Of the Constitution Is unniist"'
kablc. 1t describes the public IMAM as ne
longiag"--not to the General Government-out
'to the C'nittd States" The whole propr'e-
torship is reserved to the conlrderat'on-the
mere power Of disposal conferred on inc TO-
vernment, to be employed only for purposes
designated in the Constitution; the construc-
ton of works of internal improvement Is no
where included among these purposes, nor IS
there any grant of power enabling thc-Govern-
ment to give away Il part of the public DOMAIN
with the view of enhancing the value oil the
remainder.
In n future article. we will continue the dis
%cussion of this question with reference to its
constitutional bearing. We are determined to
cover every inch of ground--to leave no arGu-
ment untouched, which has met our attention,
and BY which it is attempted TO Justify the ex-
crcisc of power by Congress, directly or. lndl'
rectly. for the construction Of 4 Pacific Rail
road.
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For tie Empire
II THE VOTERS OF BUCKINGHAM

Messr>. Editors: IL Will soon dc time LOT the
people to select their representatives for the
next Legislature.
. We agree that. in view Of the great interests
now at Stake, we ought to select our bcs, men
inc who have an interest with us in the
s.ake-men whose integrity and worth of cha
racter will be pledge Of the fidelity that should
mark the representative at all tlmes-menw who
cannot impose burdens upon us that they will
not have to share with lis. We repeat, that
we agree that such men should be chosen
chosen in every county.
We. as citizens and Democrats Of the county
Of Buckingham, guided by the opinions above
expressed, respectfully point our fellow-citizcnS
and brother Democrats to DR.. W.. j. Eppes. as
n man altogether fit to represent us in the next
Legislature of Virginia, and entirely deserving
their confidence. MANY VOTERS.
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NEW YORK COMMERCIAL LETTER

TUESDAY. 9 O'Clock l.. 81, jan. J!
correspondence II u, RieAniond Enquirer.
There arc more -!yinptoms OF Il revival III tn
When, i, . cents per bushel higher. Sound ,hiF!a
corr. is scarce and higher. Flour j., rather bd
;,-!ay. with !ish; sale.
Leaf tobacco /, inactive, bit price, src susts.s.
Cotton displayed more ,tcadlnc,s to-day, w';E =
I'll about 2,,HpQ bales. closing firm II y cent, tor -
Hing uplands.
Money j., plenty and rate, OF i,tcrcs, ime!aa..
IL the an,cncc al speculation, - any great cNl',i
produce or in stocks. il sctn- difficult 10 tell hV" a
where the bulk Of the S!=9 .9Vo,o"p OF loan 3, q
pioyc!.
Stocks wcrc steady to-day. with u iair anlour;
sales. Tennessee - closed At 9l>s u sls.. !
ginia ., ~ 1914, with Gales -! :is.pVJ Missouri =.
=, u; - e >os.,. $500" North Carolina - .
~ o.
Sterling Exchange closed for the Africa to-lay1
II, l0.s, To- lV.i ~ lJ:5-. The steamer will .a1l
= few LuEdrcd thousand dollars IN specie.
Land warrant, Gru unchanged. while quo:.;
are firm.
Railroad bonds oil the better class, are ia 49,
maiId. aud a; price, steady. Tt9os
DLAGx ~ Hos. j. L. BELsEg.-TiIc Noa,.
merry Ala Confederation announces the dcs
of Hon. j. F.. Bcl>er. which occurred lasi >
dag afternoon.
Referring % this evea'. the Conlc!,'a;'
says: The hearts Of orr entire population +.
shroudcl in mourning"
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DIED,
MARINE NEWS.

Porn Of RICHMOND. JANUARY i. ~
Hr:n wsT.E rni- D.r Al -. "orCA
ARRIVED.
Schooner Col. Davis. beatty. Baltimore, lumber
Schooner q. II. Booth, berger. NeH York. ~
schooner :. '. ". simmons, Godfrey. Au..s?s.', >"
and moia.s-,.
schooner iiaIal!, Wiuiers, New Yor., iEII
SAILED,
Schooner Manchester, Winters. y. Yor.. iEdH
schooner u. Herbert. Myers, For; Calhoun. ''o5'
nv IILEaAArI.!
NoHp'Lk, Jan. z0.-Arriyed. British bsrIne Las ~
lin, anil British .tip Krlyin. n~ire'y.,ix days ffoE '.'