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oRDER q , M0Tl : C.SErTLEliENE

STATE Of NEHAONT, Called tnIa Dbtrift a,
AiH Probate Court hcd AZ ~ Jphuabufy in tald dtt
nn the fth daf ~ MAJ A ~ lisa '''''h
WNthtAN, CALVIN hnfriu adu,ulsffat1r an IA. a.
" laiF ~ samuel Read late 81 NrlurFF 40 al,
~. ! W. - ].
w. AdWItlsuatiHn aud o. ITs.sht 81 49,. M
ltA.Ial tall tntats nr examination aud AiI1u aHr.
lw ihe pe-g"r ~ mailing partition aud dlstfltg,igs
~ lhr residue a. said estate. under decree ~ 80
'"ui among tho pffauus hu t4u ebtttird A. al.
sane its therefore ardefra bY sah Csuft thsf t ~,
come uurf confederation aud be- heard ths fatsts AZ
-. ~ - s',lshurr ~ ttr Iigi iA} ~ Ma. 4 -
AlN M iufthrf ordered, that al persons Interested h,
notified hereof by publication 81 tnpy ID ill., f,,t ~
thla "firf iu The ttrd1nan. printed 81 NJ Jnhb,uT,
ihftr ffAt tuetcssNty previous said time nj h,tf
u,s nav lhel ne, appfar sui o1ntcst the Auowanf,
~ Hall account " they cause ana also hf
Court ~ the matter " partition and dstTbution Of SAD
estate. '' W ''N
~. the Court Attest. ASA l.. PRHNcu. Juds,
A'ff'reaasasri trrHfd " H@'
An-,t AsA !, rHENcn Judssof Pr.bus -
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Stand from Under a.!

a Ii dues for medical services, in which
"A 3. NEWELL has peounjary interest, must
DC arranged TO the satisfaction Of said Newell.
'"o'ffy' or forced collections will be MAGE lS36
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CARRIAGE WORK.

fI'ilE subscribers having rented part of the
u hhup formerly occupied hN MhcrllL 4 Lii
III ttIr -rT1U NH, wound say 20 Their friends and
tho public, that they are prepared a. do any work
~ Carriage building or Repairing that may be
required, Also, Patterns and Models made by an
Experienced workman.
Also Siimson 4 Chapln's improved broadcast
Seed sowing Machine. which with one horse. will
SOW from 20 a. 80 feet vide. and more even than
can be done by hand, Call aud sec them.
All work done faithfully, and with despatch.
Please give vs. a call, q, X, CHAPLIN A 20.
81. JOhnth ApTil Ia. 1858 n
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99gH4S a8B9Gg,f oomns.'oo,n
NJ NOTICEoC SFTTLEBfYgT
TIMOTHY INV Anna Eststs

hTATE OP NEHAOhT CatEponiA Disrmrrst
Al PROBATE tuuf held 81 Re lnhuatuTy iu tall dtlf-
on che on daJ ofnaB a II. $3.50.
WNthlAh. John T. tWards. aluiuiftfatgr on the
tlatrn tlm"ihf twardH,iatc NJ alden lusaid btfrtt
0fffHafhI lfufnfa tufrNdrr HrfH.Hr HHH..r
NATION ana Ga pfrarnt NE account against sau r,.t,
iur examination aud allowance lT The pufpYss I'd mao,
partition ana dlfrihuYn Of the sdua ~ said rtts
arl decree ~ a.id court amgng che persons ss b.
Law entitlfd o. the same N u thrfrtfr urdrffI ~
said count mat the come under CunsldeTatlU "
De- heard 90 The Probate once 81 81 JnbHsif,ry ~
thf Ism duf ~ June, 4 u lto And n is D4rtt..
ordered that All prrhpns Interested be- noaed hsfsg b,
publication Ola fuph ~ the record 81 thia order 3D. ~
tarduuiau, printed 80 81 J0hnshuu urlr 80,
hurffHsifrlF rrN1us o. sHd time nf hrarlna tUaf 49,
mAh hplHal Ahh contest the allowance Of tld aturr
u lhel see cause Rud alt1 De heard uY said lauu a,
the matter OF pafln hUu distribution ~ aalH estate
4 TINE cupyqifctufu
N-D AuesL AgArl FRENCH Juir.
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80. lto WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
I.shorusorict Mt oumbridgvrort and Brighton.
Mas.
May |. 1850. 8g-43
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Important TO FarmersI
Tho Subscribers are Manufacturing thc
PREMIUM, VERMONT
MOWER and REAPER.
MILLAND 8 ROE PATENN

GONE Of the points Of excellence and pc
> ouliar advantage which ihis machine has over
others may be enumerated as follows.
ist-In having the cuttcr-bar hinged 20 the
frame % a. 90 adjust itsflfto the uneVennrsa n
the ground. validating two driving wheels Go
drive the cutters, " one slips the other dnes tho
work, ad-lhe whole weight ~ che machine N
sire Tareis utirfr " - rrgrfrrr - Tfrr ruwrT
90 the stroke NJ the knhcs. fth-Whcn the ma
chine is backed, The knives cease 60 Vibmtr &
consequently you back away from ubslrurilnns
without danger OfbrcAking the knlycs. 5h-Ihc
machine cuts nn tho right, and b gsaTed 20 that
either oxen or horses can be usod bu-Ihc cut
ter'bar can be raised rs OF 20 inches 30 that ihc
farmer can gather his grass seed before be mows
easily raised by a lever which IL very convenient
WHEN coming 10 the corner 81 The land, when
raised, the machine raU uc turned az short az you
please, or go over The mnwn Wass. hth-lhe
machine IL mostly iron, and very simple n IT,
rOnstructioni a boy can manage u with ease,
The boxes are all HahbNca, and the guards of
MaHcgbif hon, Dth-H has H0 side drqH,
We desire that every farmer Wishing 10 pur-
chase moving mhchiur, should see the Yer
mont Mower, and test 10 good qndiilies. We aTe
confident it will please them, and that there u
20 the best mower with scyiho, az thc rate ofone
acre per hour, ur ten or hhcen acres per day,
with lightpair u hotsor aud driver
We would be glad % get the address Of every
farmer intending 70 bny mower this 'caton,
and viii send them cut Of the Vermont Moscr.
aud will have machine iu the ncighbofhOod
early ~ the season, that they may examine IL aAd
judge for themselves " IT, merits.
We will simply add one 81 the many certificates
which zee have in our possession.
hortn HAHtfoap, WAtnsGros Co. y T.. sept A. 20
he,;r wi,Sssei Eos,l he,st, ocrlln nll one Of
L--s-
~ IuIf Nlhi, ~hrfr had constant apIs
a W nnd am willing o. aaN rf shtursf ~ d.
,al a-rne II eide drlil, "a, rnUts and uniformity u
tulhE thlahiN 81 adapting sFlf ~ unsFfu Efounts Ia
tf ~ aatiuH "sat be- aud turning ruutrs ut
w ence inIn ons ntd ioAuother enlft
~ lN dfiFrf. haann equal - tlz -i s
~ the Annual faif II The WashnEtun 90 Agricultural
No. st, hgld AZ halcn The pferent month. the committee
ou Yarn implements, e nhbh ani one, uuauiunuslt
save pf.rirnce over every other machine exhibited aud
~ use "a the csantfy, ~. II. tNGALsBEE.
Manufactured at the Caledonia
NJ \ & II | - /. = II or
81 Johnsnury. va,
q Nv HIGGINS A CARn
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For Sale.

'INilE we'll known Ira Colby farm, pleasantly To-
Il Gated on good road "a ~ a mile north ~
DauNille Green, aud within miles oi 81 Johns
bury, ON tho old county road 90 North DanNille.-
said farm cgnta.na about 100 acres suitably d.
Nidcd into moving, tlage,Aud Pasiufnge' toReth-
ef with wood enough fnT home use II is one -
the best wheat and corn farms in this part " the
county, having about % acres 81 southerly and
rahioUy cants, With convenient house aud out
buildings VIII be- sold with or without the crops.
Terms easy, a. a part can remain on mortgage N
desired For mrthrr'nfomation inqrire Of the
subscriber ON the premises Possession given
Immediately CIfA'S u, PREM llSS, (0u
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Farm for Sale.
Threshing Machines

4 AN now manufattus,no lat the shop formerly
oecupicd nv Randall = Whipped ono anu ,wo
horse power Grain tnrrsu,..s and cleaning ma.
ehinss from the most approved patterns, which
Tor CoHstrNcf,oH, p"rnbiify aud Ekccpfion and
freedom from Friction CANNor M rXcrLrp-
lhoss who intend 90 purchase this season, will
mud u FOR their interest 20 order soon
Address LEMON gibson,
q - st Iohnshurv VI
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M r C II ELLIS PATENT
Metallic Tip Shoes,

As'vsesi effitdrcr5 Boys and Youth,
rdi aud most desirable invention was produced By
g Mitchell OF turner. Me- aud conilsis = small me-
tha ~ uraty cOlHrurted AMI covering the the
shoe W such manner no a. etctualy prevent part
Nhh WIN children ufuHv gNcH way hrut from wearing
tlI .ases the bugls aqd shoa projected TO do
UT lutct itnet the service ~ shoes without the
TAh Invention coumcula itself Parents who well
know thst children always their shoes rs at the
20 atl ltf need be said o. the Farmer Ftshcrmen
h'SanlS who are subjected 10 the same nc0nve lcncc
az 9Aa nom cAusea Incident ~ their aud iabOrs
hlICHkLL'S hGrALlO RIP BuOTS AND SuOEs viii
Wt ure shines as long as the cid s and costs but All
Hlb siufc' Tue inveutnn vac patented January i'A
N lutemont ~ II WIN be prose outcd the
Ia all the states 10 parties who rapidly inroduo
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Premium Fire Works

a r ULoiesaie and RefaH Fourth of Juiv
~ lksIHiifeoa, and others supplied ioith large
~ mat aaqUtfs, oar to0Tk6 ltfo ioarTaHfed %
bt II The lafFeat slxes, the safest 10 ire the low
rN priced and the best qaaity, For distant
transportation, convenience la packing, and Save
ny e'JFfigh, zoe tc0uii Ter0sfHifHG oar Hrtc port
abie drr trorkL Ah0 IOrrfdoei and CAiHcfs pic
f9f eFackers, IN me hrgesf gWanfiffcf and af ne
lowest priceH together with all the other varieties
oflnrtn and small Gre works by the dozen or gross
uold medals awarded 10 this firm BY the Maasa-
ChiliritH Charitable ArfA4HicF .dssOctafoH. "Fsr
bFf fge mofbs," ertIotied 90 BoHoH common. Id
Rrf.s ~ NeiT Old stand,
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COWWISSIONFRS NOTJCp

W. ihr fuhsr tfrs. fur appointed if the pffatsff
~ ne gslil ~ ar1lnia r.nuiisiiluoft IN fflsss
fhAWNf Hhn nlnfi ~ elaine and demands ~ all urr.,
aHHlusi ihr ftiatr ~ samuel Marnn aie ufuarItt N
Hl1 dtnf lrrrasrd and ihr raims III tf De- fa.ad s
Allif4 W. -ifi Alssse tsfA- stsFfl=ftrr an
lfniu lhe on dat NJ MAJ - isi1. afr au4ufd ff
lh0 frdnf On pfrtrni thff claims tn aaii commissioner
81 examination auu nliIH Hnrf and nat will mfsi II
ihaf ru-psf 81 TIE late ssinr ~ thf dsfsa,sf
Do tad NafdNrf Yn thr on daF ~ Iunr ana an ths T
dal ~ November prtt Of 20 o'.0ri 0nearh N tas
daIa
H-D ~ eh6shY.' icom'ahs'on'r'.
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that can be found in Northern Vermont, and NJ
LESS Plt GOES than can be found at any other
store IN the state. 3gtf
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FOR S ALE.

4 IiSEeoiiagH residence GA SLjohnabuIy PLATA
~ Vt, situated on Main street. about ten min
uies walk from Mrssrs, Fairbanks scale works
aud depot, h. convenient Tor man doing business
an the Plain or az paddocks Village, IL ~ a
srl.built house, convenient for one or tWo fami.
lies has ~ good rooms, two ocllarsa nd out.buid.
ings, well ~ good water with chain pump aud
a CistcTn Of son water,
The barn was httcd up two years ago w good
order Tor stablngh horses, and new carriage
house built at the same time, There b. one acre
Of excellent land aud the choicest u fruit that
grows Ia northern Vermont,
P.S. The village people have built one ofthcir
large cstcnH opposite the place this fall hichis
very convenient Ia case OF htf.
The owner having len Iownis anNionG to sell,
and viii sell AZ bargain.
For further particulars enquire Of Russell Hal.
lett near the premises.
1851 CHARLES sHATTUCK.
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DnelMEea @ar0g.


l1uSlWf9s Gar0S.
COFERLK KNAPP q no,
Importers aud wholesale dealers in
FOREiGH DOMESTIC
HAIR DWARF a. CUTLERY,
DO, % FHAHL SHEET,
W.at gsyEssHl Bosro,y
q. p. FROS 81, N. b,
ST. JoHNsBuRV, VT.
Residences a y. q. RKpIs0ToRs Once over
y. IRwRTT's Store.
sTODDARD d CLARK,
COUNCILLORS 8 ATTORNEYS At LAW,
AND SOLICITORS ~ CnANcEHT,
81. JoHAsHrHY, VI,
VIII attend 10 che butincss ~ their profession
bgifoTTe. ggq1y q i9g Ceq{is Of Nermgpt ,,,vr
u. ALLEN ROGERs.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
~ LAW
vt JOHNhhuHT YERhOHr.
umes ever ne rosi anica. HIss
j. ROSS,
ATTORNEY, COuNsRLLOR & SOLICITOR,
ofPICH OyM =. yEWETT's
g. Johnsbuy, W
4, - WILbhhDi
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At LAW,
~, JoHaaBrHy, VI,
AGENT ron IlE W MUTUAL rlRE ms. 90.
4. UNDER WOOD
ATTORNEY, COUNSELLOR, SOLICITOR, Sc
WILLS RlyEhyr.
q. O. q q. w. CAHOON,
ATTORNEYS 4 COuNsELLORs At LAW
AND SOLICITORS - CHAkCEHF,
IiFE ASH FfHE iNauHAsCE A0Esra. LYEBos, VI.
They viii attend Courts In Caledonia, Or
lsans and Easeg Counties lpsu
GEon0E q, cAuoos, GEoRdE W CAHooS,
JPM q. BATES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
500 WoIcorT, VI
4. HARRINGTON,
AuCTlONEEH,
2a East S. Johnsbury, VI.
ROBERT D. PICKER d 60.
IaFoHrH Asp wuoLrsALI pEALIns ~
WINES, BRAEDIRs, GIN, &c.
No. - CITY WHARF,
Extension u South Market Street.
s Hshr", ~ - w rlgSt@' BOSTON.
4" o'a'"'y Man '' rrg os promptly attended TO-
luxe. RUZZELL,
IRON FOUNDER AND MACHlSIST,
uSios mos wouEs, NJ. InnNauLl-l IL.
E0Iiciis orders fof as tipds 81 Cnstrgs, and Mini
Work generally, Heavy Boa stoves for shops
Starch Mills, School Houses aud Stores. Thrcsh.
ing Machine Castings, Cast Iron Water Wheels,
adapted 10 fln- uHdsT hack WatsF,- Weed Plating
NArhncs, ofNar0us kinds also. Side lInl Right
Hand aud seed Plows. O9tf
H. w. HUNTER a. D.,
homeopathic PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON.
~ West Concord. VI
j. n. DELANO d CO.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
~ % CRY wHAHF, nosroN.
J, II ID. Co., would call theapeciai attention OF
consRnefs 20 the fact that they confne themsc
exclusively 90 a Commission business. p5tf
J. u. KILBOURNE, n. n. *.
- T. - n l = T.,
A.A1iNl n .. Office az the old stand
~. ~ - ft[, formerly occupied by
800 " - N.F - l., II A 1. ID. X, cor.
'N-altf s.ss.s..l.s 80 nct ofMAiu 4 Central
..t. f.it4 49,. - ats,,SJ, Juhnsbury, VI
y 4,VxsVYyYTyN ,--e9 Or. k'stcsidcncc Is
~ l-tll1.brtlfss. - AZ the first door south
80 NO. Of tho Court House.
= I-t'~e - where he may be
found when not in the
Office. n. n.--Charrrs as reasonable "a those Of
any respectable dcntist. 26u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-03

ONLY TIGHT.-"How flushed how weak he
is. What's the matter with him 2"
"Only tghtP
"Tight?"
Eyes, intoxicated
"Only Tight" Mans best and greatest
gift, his intellect, degraded the only power
that raises him from the brute creation, trodden
under foot by a debasing appetite.
"Only tightW The mother stands with pale
face and tear-dimmed eye to see her only sons
disgrace, and, in her fancy, pictures the bitter
woe of which this is the foreshadowing.
"Only tightW The gentle sister, whose
strongest love through life has been given 10
her handsome, talented brother, shrinks with
contempt and disgust from his embrace, and
brushes away the hot, impure kiss he has print
ed upon her cheek.
"Only Tight" And his young bride stops
IN the glad dance she is making TO meet him,
and checks the welcome on her lips to gaze in
terror on the reclining form and flushed face of
him who was the god Of her idolatry."
Only tight !" And the fathers face grows
dark and sad, as, with bitter sigh, he stoops
over the form of his first born.
He has brought sorrow to all these affection
ate hearts he has opened the door to a fatal
indulgence; he has brought himself down to
level with brutes; he has tasted exciting the
appetite to crave the poisonous draught again :;
he has fallen from high and noble manhood to
babbling idiocy and heavy stupor; brought
grief to his mother, distrust to his sister, al
most despair to his bride, and bowed his faith
er's head with sorrow but blame him not, for
he is ''only tight"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-03
rFrom The Springfield Republican.l

The WORCESTER Spy has passed into the hands of its
new proprieOrS MesSrs FuSs Farnum who have given
an earnest OF what they intend to make it, by charging
its dimensions printing it in type, and giving in I'D
ditlon to general news and editorials, liberal amount OF
local news We glad TO learn that Hon. John Milton
Earle Who for than thirty years has been publish
or and editor of IRE SPY retains his connection with the
paper although relieved of the responsibility of manage
ment The new publishers have had large experience in
newspaper publishing and possess the requisite enterprise
and tact 10 make HE SPY valuable and successful
journal,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-03

SELF DEPENDENcE.-Many an unwise pa
rent works hard and lives sparingly all his life
for the purpose of leaving enough to give his
children start in the world, as it is called.
Setting young man afioat with money left
to him by his relatives, is like tying bladder
under the arms of one who cannot swim: ten
chances to one he will lose his bladder and go
to the bottom. Teach him to swim and he
will not need the bladder. Give your child
sound education. See to it his morals are
pure, his mind cultivated, and his whole nature
made subseryient to the laws which govern
man, and you have given him what will be of
more value than the wealth of the Indies.
You have given him start which no misfor-
tune can deprive him of The earlier you
teach him to depend upon his own resources and
the blessings of God, the better
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THE WORCESTER SPY.-This old and popular dali,
comes to us in new dress largely increased in size,
greatly improved in mechanical appearance. The new
propretors Messrs Foss Il Farnum are thorough bust
ness men, and The SPYnow one of the handsomest dai
management The services veteran editor the Hon
y NJ Earle, are retained in the editorial department Til
MAssAcHu SETS SPY large weekly paper, issued from
the establishments is in its S7th volume and is on
of the oldest papers in the country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-03

CALIFORNIA CURIoslTY-Borar Luke
The largest borax lake, about two miles in ex-
tent, is situated about tifty-two miles from
Napa City California The water in this lake
is so strongly saturated Or impregnated with
borax, that it cannot be held in solution and is
consequently deposited in chrystalized parti-
Giles, from very small to half pound in weight,
in the mud below. From this lake, one and
a quarter miles north, over high ridge, is
the noted sulphur bank, from twenty to thirty
acres in extent, and supposed to be thirty feet
thick sufficiently pure it is said for the use of
the mint at San Francisco. The sulphur ap-
pears to be constantly forming from dam,
steam continually rising over the whole sur
face Eighty rods west from the sulphur,
hot spring rises in the edge of an arm Of Clear
Lake; this spring is strongly impregnated with
boraccic acid. Five or six miles west of this,
on the south of Clear Lake, is another borax
lake
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-03

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for building Westinghouse for the
Greenvlle Baptist Society in Leicester, will be received
by the Committee until January 18th, 1859 Plans and
specifications may be by calling F. STYLES Jr.
in Greenville or the subscriber, in Clappville.
A. W. CLARK
Chairman of Building Committee
Clappvlle, Dec. 25, 1888 diff dps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-03

HEAT FROM THE STARs.-Doctor Lardner
says "Itis startling fact, that if the earth
were dependent alone on the sun for heat, it
would not get enough to make the existence of
animal and vegetable life upon its surface. 1t
results from the researches OF Pouillet, that the
stars furnish heat enough, in the course of a
year, to melt crust Of ice seventy five feet
thick-almost as much as is supplied by the
sun. This may appear strange, when we con-
slider how UNNECESSARILY small must be the
amount of heat received from any one of these
distant bodies. But the surprise vanishes
when we remember that the whole armament
is so thickly sown with stars, that, in some
places, thousands are crowded together within
space no greater than that occupied by the
full moon"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-03
WORCESTER POsr OFFICE,

Winter Arrangement. Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp-
shire via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at 500 m and
are due at 100 p.
Fitchburg. Lancaster Leomnser, West Boylston, Oak
dale Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua n H. at 90 a. ln.
and 3.45 and due at 9l5 M, and 100 D. M:
Princeton and East Princeton at 345 and is due
9.lj a.
Eastern--(city of Boston, Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont) $50 and $40 and $50 and 500 p. and
are due at $50 a. m, $50 and 100 p.
Eastern liassachusetts-yO a. m, and 500 p. and
are due at $50 p. M, $3.50 and 100 p. IN.
Rhode lsand-(Ex towns OIL the Worcester and
Providence Ralroad,l $50 m, and $50 p. and
due at $40 q. M, and $3.50 p.
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad $3.50 D.
m. and are due at $40
Western-(Al towns in Massachusetts West of Wor
cester,l 800 a. m, and are due at 400 p m.
Albany, western New York and Western States,) 500
a. M, and 400 p M; and due at 400 and 10 p
Springfield 90 M, and 400 p and are due at 100
u. m, 400 and 1000 p.
London counties,l 800 and 400 p. m and due
at 400 and 1000 p.
Towns on line of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham Comfy, Conn, 9.45 a. m;
New York city and Southern States 800 a. m and 400
p. M and are due at 400 and 1000
Barre Barre, Plains, Petersham Paxton, DANA North
and West Rutland, 945 IN; and due at 400 p.
Holden, Rutland North Rutland and Oakhar. 80 D.
M, and are due at 900 a. m.
Leicester 945 a. m, and 43G p M; and due at 200
q. M, and 300 p.
Millbury, $50 ~, and $3.50 and are due at $40
a. m, and $40 n. M
Shrewsbury 3I5 p. M. and is due at 900 a. M
Grafton New England Village, and Cordaville, $50
m. and are due at $3.50 p.
Framngham South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland,
Woodvilie, Westboro', Nortfboro, Southboro Corda-
viile and Grafton, $50 p and due at $50
Milford, Mendon. uoliston, Bolton Berlin O. 10 A. m
and 500 p and are due at $50 m. and 100 p. M
Office hours from lis to 500 D. Sundays from
l2lO to l240 pm. EMORY BANISTER P. NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-03

PICKING THE GOOSE CLEAN.-Nehemiah
Denton, deaf mute, has appealed TO the New
York courts for protection. Having, at the
age OF twenty-one, come into a large inherit
ance, and being then an inmate of the New
York Institution for the deaf and dumb, he
was induced by Mr.. Peck, one of the officers
of the institution, to marry one of its teachers,
a widow lady old enough 10 be his mother, set
ting 900 on her for life, and a like sum on
him peek for providing him so desirable a
partner. The woman's brothers at once pounc-
ed on poor Denton like vultures, and, as he
now claims, have pretty much cleaned out his
half million dollars. Two of these brothers,
from being canal boatmen, are now ranked
among the wealthiest citizens of Western New
York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-03

tffoln the worcester liaN stare.
Tue WORCESTER SPY appeared in entire dres
on Monday last, and looked neat and clear The ne'
proprletors Messrs Foss Farnum say they have mad
such arrangements as to enable them 10 publish ''v
newspaper, which, we have doubt, they will succee
in doing from their well known enterprise integrity
experience. May success attend them in everything b
politics.
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dNurtester 0aiIp SPY.
Written for The Spy.
GOOD NIGHT.
BY j. HAL. ELLIOT.


BY j. HAL. ELLIOT.
Good night All, no, twas not the words alone
That thrilled me so;
Nor yet the loYe-it glance, the low, sweet tone,
The face aglow.
The tender trembling of the warm, soft hand,
So warmly clasped in mine, at my command.
Good night The music of the words meet
But sweeter far
W hen those ripe, luscious lips bent down to meet
Mine own. There are
Hosts of rare things on earth; but none more rare
Than this two-fold good night from one so fair
Good night The steps grew faint upon the STAIR
And died away.
Those lips had stolen from me all my care,
That would not stay
For me to whisper "Loye, good night" And yet,
That moments bliss forbids cen me regret.
Good night wonder if she sleeps! Yes-no
1t cannot be;
And still, perhaps-but if she does, know
She dreams of me.
Fly swiftly, sunny days, with all your light
] would that thrice as often it were night,
If so oft might feel this dear delight.
Blackstone, January, 1859.