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TO THE AFFLICTED,

TO THE AFFLICTED,
u HIS Great Purifier If the Blood. the INDIAN
vEGETABLE DECEPTION. prepared nv Mrs
Nj. COX, Of Baltimore, Is of the most "a luahla
medicines now known To Oh" faculty. and as pnpu-
larIty is increasing daily. For the cure of BTspep
sla, Eryslpcas, Rheumatism aud all disease 81 tho
Stomach, Blood aud Skin it y found To- be = nlost
ethcasIous remedy, also diseases III the Liver aud
Kidneys; and there are hundreds Of our citizons
who can testify to the good results which have fo'-
lowed from its use. We take pleasure ~ referring
% " a. possessing great advantgss aud capable -!
bestawIng Incaiculabe benefit upon suffering hu
manlty. II ~ for saic al Mrs. CON'S Residence
l5a East Baltimore street. Baltimore, ard At the
principal DTUs Stores.
Agents IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sStott, corner IA
avenue and 9Th street. Browns Hotel Sauarcg y,
VI. Winter. corner street aud Vermont n .ruua,
and the DruggIsts generally. Alec by x. = r. Cls
sell Georgetown.
The best reference cAp be given ia ~ ont If ths
city, aud numerous certificates seen O., caitne on
the prnpTIstoreRs. mar o. 10
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
~ For HOT OR COLD DISUES OF AL KINDS.
Tins most delicious and appetising Sance was in.
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GALTS CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILL
NJ IL takes l56 feet Of split wood to make a cord
Our wagons are made especially for banIinS ,bi.
kind of wood, carrying cords ard half-oords Tbe
wood saved bnt rot split is m' assured before being
or Icorge'"wn. Ohices ". Nv cor. 18th and a. No
a4I loot of nth II. below War Depart't ap Is II
A PIANO FOR RENT at 81 one at So; ard one
"A st $50 per month, at
ma JOHN r. ELI.ISS
RENT A PIAN NO, MEfODEON, GUITAR, or
H Violin from JOHN 4. ELLIS Music ard Piano
Store, b tween 9Th and inlI SITS. ma ~
MODRE'S PURE SODA WATER with Cream
~ and other Syrups, at MOoRE'S West End
Drug Store. =
Also, Ayre's and Bulls Sarsapsrilias; Bakers
Bltters, and all the new Medicines Of the day
ChoIce lot of Havana Cigars. ma 2v
+ UBIN'S EXTRACT all odors, at CHRIS
~ Hair Store, pear 18th strest- and st his ssles
4 AIDES BRAIDS, PLATS, CURLS, HALF
II WIGS, and PUFFSa at 6IBBS'S, near corner
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ID MCLEAS'S
u ATENT EXCELSIOR SASH SUSTAINERS

ID McLEaN'S
Il ATENT EXCELSIOR SASH SUSTAINERS
Tor sustaining window sash when raised or lowered
at any point desired, making window whether old
OF new az convenient for nee as when hung with
weights and pueys. and the cost comparatiyely
tIihing. This Patan received the diploma of the
Metropolitan MecEaI les Institute in this city:
SustaIners now IN use has been well tested by num-
bers Of our citizens, to whom reference can be
Patent Right for the District Of Columbia and
ArieXandTla county, Va.-FORD& DOUGHERTY,
Al 9Eae!f left ct the .GpSTgspte,s shop of Me,srs
between 9th and 10th streets, north side, where its
aTfotfasN wSfnf Gan S be Or the [esdePce
attended to. ma q 2taw4w
52O, McKENNEY& LANsDAtE, SOO
ays fs1 sc. n1 RE-. EssA1E
Soooo feet at 70 cents per sqnarS foot
iss::s " i sss$$! ! q e .
srse numheI feet at b to IS cents per square foot
Frame 6%Sgs ne St r. r.. cheap sP2 fofsas M
r. f"urteeG Dwellings ON Square 5is; terms
Sea- Farms near this city; on Liberal terms.
I.d Li-eotn 52o 9Th St, near y.
II NOTICE.
lEING IN very luhrm health and DESTROYS of sat-
fling az c.ims against the estate of my late hus
ha %; Gov SAM SPrigg,) as well as against my,
.ithor wllI forward the same to the sIhscrber At
Ms.hIng,2n, ID. e., at the earliest practicable mo-
ifchI- anu 40 neTtDy revoke al former ar
power of attorney by ia. relative thereto.
VlOLETTA SPRIGG,
fe i7-eOtf
Annapolis Republican, Upper Marlboro Advo-
E11atc ana iSslt. sun please publish cost and send
bills Ia this Office for p.. Inent.l
LUMBER LUMBER
Il An Now receiving a lot of seasoned 2, 4, s. and
"a " ilte Pine; 4and s. Flooring; Joists Scant-
hing, lraths, &c; Shelving and Partition Boards
sssdy ior use; together with variety Of Building
at the Lumber Yard corner 18th st. and Canal
VIM. MCLEAN
For SALE-A double seated Rockaway Horse
anu hhfhehs' inquire "a above. ma Ia eu3wr
EMRlCH'S PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER
IL DEPOT,
80 Elerenth street, Js,r doors abors FGrshan,,s
ButdiHs.
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Nt OF HERBS, for colds, coughs, &C. lust re-
ceived and for sale by r.. f.. O'BRIEN
southwest corner l. and 9Th SIS.
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piHN , OR HlREBY THE nav VEpE
vi "'oh'h' upon the most liberal terms w hEh'
MAD 3O6p. JOHN +. ELLIS.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

PREPARED BY
DR.. J. C. AVER 4 co.,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE; Six BOTTLES FOR IS.
n1-Soli by T. ID. GILMAN, Washington; K. Q. T. Cls
SELL Georgetown, and by all Druggists s''rJwhsrs.
4-soSmr
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GROVER BAKERS

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
IT, PREPARAToRY DEPARTMENT.
informed that there will L0 few PuD'lc are
Tor rev pupils, and but few For terms =. ntie
the Principal, q. +. EUBANK, or To- the aP np5 To
slihsa- WIN. RUGGIES
." W "aS Chairman of the FaculIx
$40 MCKINNEY a I.ANsDALE, ZOO
$500. AGENTS FOR The DZU
Ihhh lRE ms. co. ". Cash capital aud
e.,RRI.iyS c1ucn, heaiiy; and espOndents OF
Sn e6o companies having cash capItal OF over
go "a Losses e9uitab adjusted and prom pty
MATER. WATER, wAPEp, ,y,, -
tie -, '. * 70, are now prepared ~ introsIpc.
49, INTO The premises OF parties J.s;,I,s ~
States !" "i'h nave Deen lald by the United
PRICE, want yonr work done PROMPTLY and a, e,,
a comoeiss nnsylyanIa avenue, where NAV bc gnn5
FfxtnFes assortment of Water, steam And p Gaa
DTkNDSs I,.--5..------- ma Z-Im
i or month, UPON , kh ,I by THE DAY, WEEK,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

That statesman who leaves a name only is
sincerely to be pitied 1t is upon deeds, not
words, that true reputation must rest. Fame
is no plant that grows in mortal soil, and as
the soil of Marshfield was emphaticaly NOR
tai, we do not think Mr.. Choate's top-dress-
ing, or Mr.. Cushing's sub-dressing, will make
it particularly heavenly"
The foregoing choice language, having ref
erence to the late DANIEL WEBSTER, isfrom
the New York Tribune, a print which, for the
last ten years, has not failed to improve every
opportunity to berate and vilify the great
statesman. TWAS thought that when Webster
ceased to exist, even the Tribune would cease
its abuse. Men possessed of common charity,
not to say Christian forbearance, generally let
their resentments stop at the grave but this
is not characteristic of the Tribune editors
They are too ghouhish for this. They delight
to pick dead mems bones. But even this does
not satisfy them. They must vilify his name
and desecrate his memory.
Daniel Webster was not without faults.
Like all mortal men, he was not perfect But
he has left reputation which is worldwide :;
name that is inseparably connected with the
fame and greatness of our country and
memory that is revered wherever colossal in
tellect, genius and patriotism have admirers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

CoNNECTIcUr ITEMs.-Roger S. Baldwin
declines to be run as a candidate for Congress
fIom the New Haven district.
There is an exceedingly close and acrimonious
contest between the publishers of the Hartford
Times and the Post-each Democratic-for
the Post Office advertising. The Times OBJ
tanned the advertising by majority, in its
city circulation, of t,Oo;copies. The Post pub
Usher is not satisfied, and pledges charity
contribution of one hundred dollars that his
circulation is the largest.
Richard Goulding fell dead at his bench in
Bridgeport, shortly after going to work on
Tuesday morning. Cause-disease of the
heart
The spurious fives on the Rockville Bank
have not a vignette Of a yoke of oxen and a
loaded cart with two men, one driving and the
other on the load, which the genuine have.
The New Haven Judge said enough had
been proved against DIR. Bennett to divorce a
thousand women. Mrs. Benefits Youngest
child, born since the divorce suit was COM
menced, is dangerously ill.
A young man named Buddington had his
leg broken, just above the ANGLE in New Lon
don, on Friday, by the falling of a tree; and
Miss Peck, teacher in the Norwalk Academy,
broke her leg in two places, last week, by slip
ping through bridge.
The old Congregational Westinghouse in
Stamford is advertised to be sold at auction,
Jan. 31st. The Methodist society of SIAM
ford has received present of a new church
bell, weighing 2558 pounds.
true bill has been found by the Grand Ju-
ry against Merritt Todd, of Litchfield, for the
murder of his father. The trial will take
place probably the first week in the January
term. No doubt seems to be entertained as to
the insanity of the prisoner.
A little daughter of Samuel Keith, of New
Canaan, five years of age, slipped into a deep
well on the I'D ult., where the water was from
six to eight feet deep. She was not missed for
about thirty minutes, when cry of "mother"
was heard by woman living in the house,
'and upon going to the well, the little sufferer
was discovered standing with her head about
six or eight inches above the water. She was
Immediately rescued, but when taken out she
fell to the ground from exhaustion
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

a WISE SUGGEsTIoN.-At late meeting
of the State Board of Education, His Excel
lency the Governor presiding, report was
H. I~a~ III - -
mendlng an appropriation of portion of the
proceeds OF the sales of the Back Bay lands
in Boston 1.-THE title to which, by recent de-
clslon OF the Supreme Judicial Court, has fall
en- to the Commonwealth, to an enlargement
OF the public school fund until it shall net the
sum of $30O0,OO0. This report was unani-
mously adopted, and the Governor, in his
message, recommends the measure for adop-
ton by the Legislature This is wise recon-
mendation, and we trust will be unanimously
adopted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

MA1NE.-Gov. Morrill,, of the boundary
State delivered his message to the Legislature
yesterday. He estimates the receipts of the
year at SS6S,O0O, and the expenditures at
S43l 900. He urges large reductions in the
legislative expenditures, and recommends BIZ
ennlai sessions only. He closes upon the Fed
eral relations, and says the State rights should
De vigilantly guarded. He regards the new
policy OF the Federal government upon the
slavery question as injurious to the rights of
the free States, and calls upon the Legislature
and people to maintain their resistance to tho
extension of slavery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

HE ENGINE HOUSE ExPLosroN-After search
OF four or live days, the of the mischief of
last Saturday has been discovered. The pipe near
It's connection with the street lamp, was fractured
ny Tile 1rost, by which the sewer from the engine
mouse was hiled with gas. 1t is not certain how long
'he leakage mad been there, nor what calamities
lnight nave ensued, if the late explosion had not
directed attention to the spot. Since the explosion
happehed the ground in the vicinity of the defective
pipe mas been thoroughly percoaed with gas giving,
TO persons above the not very pleasant sensation of
walking upon hidden fire. The injuries to the houses
III the vicinity are of serious character than
was at first supposed. The school-house is being
rapidly repaired but will not be ready for use at the
opening of the schools on Monday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08
GATHERED FRAGMrNrs

Inc missing peddler from South Williams
town, has returned home to his family in tha.
place. ans i"''ii'y III that
me gross amount paid out in diyidondo ~
boston sn At the beginning of the new year -
9z4do,542, which is half a million more a., 70
was paid year ago. "'ofe 'nah
Tome proving rascals, who entered tho bor,
Oh ~. ,; Tracy, of Pittsfeld. Inst Satnr vd,m
night tl Killed three fine sheep, and carried off
= Thomas D. Barr, Democrat. was elected IN
N No rom the fourth congressional district
view ork, on Wednesday, TO fill out a yacan,
Y OF Two months occasioncd by the resirna-
uon OF John Kelly. There was no contest
The newspapers are full of advertisements
LOT pam cooks We suppose pretty cooks are
OF no account VN'>' ''o
Inc Germans in the United States publisb
AZ present more than two hundred periodical
papers. PNA4'iS"'
The pews in Plymouth Church, Broollvn
rev. II. w. Beecher's, were sold nj auction an
Tuesday evening, for the year 1850, NJ S24-
6a2 90, exceeding by over $1,000 the amount
PAID for the same seats last year.
A schoolmaster in Texas, adyertises that ho
Is prepared 10 teach the juvenile underground how
10 shoot. " nv"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

HE REIGN OF BLOOD IN New York
During the past week the city papers record
the shooting Of Mr.. Brown, the stabbing of
Patrick Cosgrove, the murder of Jeremiah E.
Looney, the murder of Mathew de Santez, the
stabbing of Francis J. Reynolds, the shooting
OF Edward Helm, and the murder of Harmon
Curnon. New York is the most dangerous, as
well as the worst governed city, in the entire
Republic, New Orleans used to bear this
name, and justly; but New York is our pres
ent Sodom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

THE CENTURY" Mr.. MElrath's new
journal, IN New York, appears very much in
the style of the London Times. 1t evinces
ability. Mr.. M'Elrath-who, by the w.v l.
the old partner of Mr.. Greeley in the Tribune
announces that "The Century /" will soon
make Its appearance daily as well as week
~ Unless he designs compelling us to be
poorer each week to the amount of five cents
ne VIII place "THE SPY " on exchange with
" Tie Centnry."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

ANOTHER WORLDS Exhibition IN Low
poN'-Professor Henry, of the Smithsonian
institute, Washington, has received and nub-
hshed letter from the London Society fo,
inc encouragement of Art Manufactures and
Commerce" in which it is proposed to hold
announcer International Exhibition in London in
aooi' The wish is also expressed that a sim
nar exhibition may be held decenniallv. For.
e'gners WIN be invited on the same conditions
as British exhibitors.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

The returns from Oxford were not received
within the time specified, and were not opened.
MIR. Fabens Of Essex, from the committee
on the returns OF votes for Senators, presented
report, and it was accepted.
On motion of Mr. knights, of Hampshire,
1t was ordered that to-day at 129 O'Clock be the
time appointed for a convention of both
branches, for the administration of the oath of
office to the Governor.
The House concurred with the proposition
by substituting the word forthwith" for
" halt-past twelve" The Senate concurred in
the House amendment, and proceeded in a
body to the hall of the House
HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. Morton, of Quincy. ia
o'clock tomorrow was assigned as the time
for the choice of Sergeant-at-Arms on the part
of the House.
at II O'Clock the Senate entered the hall
OF the House, and both branches met
IN CONVENTION.
and the President of the Senate assumed the
Chair.
On motion of Senator Branning, of Berk-
shire, committee, consisting of Messrs
Branning and Davis of Bristol, of the Senate,
Poor of South Danyers, Collins of Newton
Pratt Of Worcester, Sands of Boston and Ray
OF Nantucket, was appointed to inform the
both branches are in Convention, ready to adj
minister the necessary oaths of office; and then
to listen to any communication which His Ex-
cellency may be pleased to make
AT IL O'Clock 70 minutes His Excefency
the Governor, attended by the Lieut. Cover
nor, the members of the Executive Council
the heads of the several State departments
His Excellency's aids, Adj. General Stone
MAJOR General Andrews and Staff of the LIST
Division M. V. NJ, Brig. Gen. Bullock and
staff GOT the LIST Brigade, Brig. Gen. Leon
ard and Staff Of the 9Th Brigade, Col Holmes
and stan Of the lndeRepdsRt CemganHy ,g IF
House amid profound silence, and assumed DO
sitlons in the area in front Of the Speakers
desk.
The oaths of Office were then administered
to Governor Banks by the President of the
Senate.
The Secretary of State then made the usual
proclamation procaiming the fact just con-
summated.
The oath was then administered to His Hon.
or the Lieut.. Governor elect, aud proclamation
OF his assumption of the office was made by
the Secretary of State.
Governor Banks then, at II o'clock 40 min
utes, commenced the delivery of his address.
The reading occupied an hour and half,
and was listened to with undivided attention
by the large auditory, to the close.
On motion Of Mr.. Wells of Greenfield, the
message was referred to joint special COM
mtee, to report, on reference of its several por-
tons to appropriate committees.
Before the question was put on this motion,
Gen. Gushing arose, and warmly commended
the message and its various recommendations,
especially those portions which favored cur
tailment of expenditures, and the raising of
the salaries Of the Supreme Judges, and said
he trusted the Legislature would proceed to the
work of carrying out the measures therein
suggested.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

SERGEANr-AT-ARMs.-At the Republican
Legislative Caucus, (both branhes,) at the
rising of the Legislature, yesirday, Hon.
John Morrissey, now of Plym&th, but, last
year, of Nantucket, &c., Senior from the
Island District, was unanimousl nominated
for Sergcant-at-Arms, of the lIgislature-a
nomination which will be confrIed to-day
Mr.. Morrissey, is very WORTH and excel
lent man, well qualified, by hi talent, tact,
and gcntemanly bearing, to VI favor, and
make himself popular, in his Off.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

NORWICH STEAMBOAT LINE.-The steam
er Commonwealth, of the Norwich Line, was
the only boat that left New York for the East
Wednesday night. She brought a large crowd
OF passengers, and arrived early Thursday
morning. The Commonwealth state rooms
are warmed by steam The Commonwealth
wa ieave hereafter on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, and the Connecticut on Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays. The cars
leave the Railroad station at 7P. M.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

10 The Emperor of Morocco has Just made
apresent to Queen Victoria, consisting, among
other things, of one lion, one panther eight
horses and nine ostriches. When the pretty
little Queen wants an airing and amusement,
she and her husband should each mount an
ostrich and gallop drought Windsor Park.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

SCHOOL NoTIcE.-At a meeting of the School
committee, last evening, it was voted that the
schools continue in session. under the same class or
gaza'lon as at the close of the last term pursuing
elf studies still further until the next meeting of
tne Board on Monday evening, Jan. II, except that
promotions may be made to the High School, as
usual
On account of the storm, the work on the Pleas
ant otreet school house has been delayed. The
schools kept in that building will not be resumed
till further notice
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

n7-The Stonington line Of steatrs arc hay
ing streak of i'll luck. The Ply outh Rock,
the consort of the wrecked Vilerbilt, was
disabled on Thursday night, byte breaking
of her eccentric. She was fllldin with, Off
Lloyd's Neck, by the Empire Std and towcd
V Now York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

WINTER AT THE WEsr.-A gentleman who
arrived in this city yesterday from Quincy,
michigan, informs us that when he left, ION
tuesday last) his neighbors were blowing,
and that the weather was like that of April
There had been only one considerable fall of
snow there this winter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

The WRECKED STEAMER.-The latest &C
counts from the steamer Vanderbilt, represent
that she cannot be saved. From her position.
she is exposed to wind and storm from every
direction except the Northeast TWAS thought
her freight, valued at 500 900, would be saved.
About thirty men are at work with this object
in YeW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

WHAT CONSIDERABLE Ain the up
per branch of Congress, on Wlnesday, Mr..
Iverson read speech on the Pddc Railroad.
lie proposes to build two Road zone South
ern and one Northern. He prolsed this, he
said, so that when the Union " dissolved,
each section might have its own pad. Cen
erous man considerate statesman
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

1HE PANAMA RAILROAD has earned 81 500
wv during the past year, and gives its stock
holders t'0eire per cent. dividend, after nav
ing expenses and interest The road has cost
eight million dollars. Singular as il NAV seom
the freight earnings have been larger than the
passenger earnings, during the year lust
closed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

FIRE IN CLINToN-On Tuesday last, while the
snow storm was at its height, fire broke out in the
building known as the old Union Store, in Clinton.
1t was occupied by seven families who were driven
out into the storm.
The fire caught in an attic chamber, where some
children had probably built too large fire before
going out to school. Their goods were greatly dam
aged, and the house was much injured. 1t was in
sured for $1,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

The statement Of the claims of American
citizens against Mexico is completed. They
amount to nearly eleven millions of dollars.
Statements of other claims are in course Of
preparation. Alas, poor Mexico!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

CoLLIsIoN-SnIrwREoK OF LIFE.
The bark Cruso, Capt. Weston, from Boston
for New York, on Wednesday night, ran into
the schooner Fulcrum, (of Hancock, Mel Capt.
Dow, from Elizabcthport for Boston, with
coal, and the schooner sank in two minutes af-
forwards. Barney c. Moon, of Hancock aged
Il, persisted in her; all the others were saved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

TEMPERANCE LEcrURE.-The second of the course
oil temperance lectures, at the Mission Chapel will
De given by Rev. Mr Kelley, of the Laurel Street
Church, ut g. O'Clock
at the close of the lecture, the pledge will be of
Tered, and opportunity will be given to such as wish
10 commence, or re-commence, life of total abst
nence.
VIII the friends of the cause bring with them to
the meeting those who will second kindly efforts in
their behalf?
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

Boston AND WORCESTER RAILRoAD.-On Mon
day next, Jan. l0D another passenger train from
Worcester to Boston will be added, leaving the I'M
per station at445 p. NJ, and stopping at all way sta
tons. The O'Clock P. NJ train will begin then TO
start from the lower station, and stop only at Fran
ingham. The time of all other passenger trains re
mains unchanged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

NEW YoRK.-From the Governors Mes
sage, It appears that the funded debt of the
State is $3O,ol3,258, of which the canals arc
responsible for s2l, 1901, 7O4 40.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-08

pB John G. Whittier commences his now mr..
rahgement with the New York Independent. with a
poem-"The Prophecy of Samuel sewall n
leV7' Aside from The charm Of whtticr,s noo,ry
THIS has local value TO the people of Massacbuse,,.
thompson Co have the Independent for salc