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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04

COLLEGE IN KANsAs.-Mr. S. N. Simpson,
from Kansas, addressed meeting in the Old
South chapel in this city, on Monday evening,
in behalf of college which is to be established
in Lawrence, Kansas, as soon as $4,000 can
be raised or substantially pledged for the pur-
pose. Twenty thousand dollars have been
pledged in the territory; Mr.. Amos Lawrence
of Boston gives $14 ,000more, and about S14 900
of the whole sum remains to be raised. Mr..
Simpson has lived in Kansas through the
fierce struggle which has now resulted in the
triumph of the free state party. The bones of
those who fell in this struggle are to be in
tered under the foundations of the new in.
stitution, and it is proposed to call it Monu-
mental College, in honor of their memory.
After hearing Mr.. Simpson at length and
questioning him respecting the state of
things in Kansas, it was unanimously re-
solved by the meeting that they heartily APP.
proved of the object, and recommended it to
the iberality of their fellow-citizens. Mr..
Simpson will be in the city again, and call
upon some of our citizens for aid, who will no
doubt be glad, after having given $4,000 to
help Kansas through the hardships of her
terrible contest with oppression, to give liber-
ally yet again to an institution which is de.
signed to perpetuate the results of that struggle
and maintain the intelligence and culture
which alone can make Kansas great and
prosperous state.
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GOnundruut.

Can Won tell me why
A dec itful eye
Can best descry
Than you orI
On how many toes
A pussy-cat goes!
An eye of deceit
Can best counterfeit cher feet)
And so, / suppose,
Can best count her toes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04

A. E. PECK, las Main street. has Just received a con
Segment of twenty five dozen sets of Ladies' Gold
Plated Sleeve Buttons that he is selling for Csc sett
d22 DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04

Christmas and New Years.-There is nothin
which commands higher position in the minds of friends
and relatives than truthful representations Of the human
lace divine They are speaking mementoes Of the past
and pleasant companions OF the absent Then do not fail
to procure one or more Of Cld inmitabIe
pictures his new Style unsurpassed if equaled as
his productions have been at S Main street over
CliZells bank W orceSter, Mass. d4w dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04

The deaths in january were I, in March l,
April l, May 8, June s, July 4, August 2, Sep
TENDER 2, October 8, November 2, December 2.
The names of the persons deceased are as fol-
lows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04

LADIES will find that BRYANT & SHELDON are looking
out for their interest if they read their advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04
Passengers. Freight. Total.
sll,934 10 $2l473 Is 1856, 4O7 "a
H,ll2 10 H,lS7 46 81, 299 Sc
1922 09 4,2S5 SO 5IO7 rs


Thus showing a gain of income during the
last year from passengers, over the previous
year, of 1922 90, from freight of 81, 2S5 SO, and
total or net gain of SIS, 10Y 70.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04

Liquid Amandine. The rema kable and uniform
success which has attended the of this preparation
embodens the proprietor WARRANT it as positive prc
yenye and cure for Chapped Hands and Roughness Of
the SKIN The raplditv OF its effect marvellous the
majority OF cases yielding three applications
rendering the skin soft and velvey feeling and appear
ance Prepared only by JOHN Q, HILL, Apothecary
Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester, Mass d6m nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04

Ladies' Notice. Families supplied with the best OF
help that be obtained, Free Of Charge" at Room
No. American House Block, Up Stairs. d3m NIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04

Advice to Family FOIks.-One of the most corr
venlent and useful OF all articles recently discovered
win view to elicit the blessings of the careful house.
keeper and abate her pains keep things intact and tdv
is certainly Spading Prepared Glue. No matter what
you break tuness It be your head, perhaps this Glue
steps forward like the genii ORDER and promptly uues
inc discovered pdrts-rednces the fracture, surgeon
would say-and renders all whole again. Toys TOOLS
chairs or vases, leather silk wood or glass-it operates
alike magicay all and at its bidding the of the
chlld cease, the graeatOn of the matron is complete
dis diff 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04

MIR. Edwards, Artist, having located his studio
and residence in this city. will devote his attention
various departments OF his profession Persons wishing
to receive thorough OF instruction in order to
teach will find il is believed entire satisfaction. 1he
course will consist of Pencng Crayon, Pastle India
Ink, Water Color Drawing and Oil Painting as shall be
agreed TO- Ills Exhibition Rooms in Faggs, Block. OPP
poslte Bay State House. free, and open from TO
l23, and from to T. Visitors invited call Informa.
ton given by letter to persons at distance. dim Ill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04

David Scott, Druggist and Apothecary, No. ISL
nam street, corner Mechanic street, Worcester Mass
furnishes pure drugs and patent medicines OF all kinds
wholesale and RETAIL supplies Physicians with medicines
the most liberal TERMS cash and devocs his espec
ial attention to the compromising and preparation OF nv
Slclals prescriptions. dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04

Mrs. 3. Goodwin, an experienced ana success
full Midwife holds herself in readiness ay and night to
Austin street. dit o5A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04

HOIOwny's Ointment.-Mercurial salves and all
those compounds concoced Of mineral agents. highly
dangerous applications This Ointment composed entire
ly OF vegetable extracts Is harmless and efficient
edy IN all cases Of erruptlons bolls, wounds and
Commissions sold at the anuctcry No 80 Maiden Lane,
New York. and by all Druggists at 25c 63c and 81 per
pot. d6t d29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04
SneriaI NntIfns.

The Liver FiIIs-Tbe Tiver pills of NJ M,ro,o
were used NV him exclusjyel,, In b,s o,r o., q
W." 9" W nm eAoiu'iNeiy Ill his own practlce. so
eflcaclous were they in all cases of Liver Complaint
that they became famous and attracting the attention Of
a., -, e 'ii9 "'ton'ioh VI
win great certainty and regularity; the patient almost
Immediately feels the dispersion of his dseoso and Il;
ado,,,, ,....os =. ,o.,.t wa, - 1Se' anu 10
s'"uuly estore" u heat WIN some the effect is al
most miraculous, frequently experiencing Immediate re-
lief after having for nontbs rasor+od % g., -,
- - N9V ~ uluss anu meul-
cnes OF another description i'll vain Diseases of the
ghtful in character Those who experience anv of tne
o-i.o-,, s.,r,n.or,. 90 "a. , ' - '
PieA"o''i' '.i"P'O'i' vi inns dangerous ana compn
rono,s D;I,s ,ronarod h, 17,oo,,,,. D.. 9 u,..-,,
- ' - a. a. - -, ~ 'ee Us, Vi iit'souisn'
ana perhaps, therepy, pe saved world OF misery
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. M,IANE,s
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MAR RED.

DIED.
In this city, an Sarah S., wife of H. X Flagg, As
3mos Is days.
Funeral Friday the 9Th, at 10 O'Clock a. m at tcer
residence No 20 Elliot street Relatives and friends
invited to attend.
In Sterling, Jan q Calvin Wheeler a.
In East Douglas Dec Is Mrs Lydia Jane, wife of A. A.
Martin, "a yrs mos.
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d2I az ~ A~GINCE az CO.

~ ROAD C0MPANY'S BONDS = To meet the
Bonds Of this Company, falling due in May next new
Bonds arc nov offered in exchange or will be sold
lor cash at par IN sums Of five hundred thousand
dollars each with interest attached payable
sentannualv, at the rate of six per cent per annum
Holders OF the old bonds who DESTROYS Of conyertn
them INTO money can do by presenting them at the Of
nee OF te treasurer in Worcester, any time previous
to the first day OF May next ~
Worcester Dec. l. 1858. d&wim ds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04

Draper a. Clark have Just received lot of sppe
ror NEW WHEAT FLOUR, from Kentucky mil
THOSE wanting better article than they have seen this
eason will no doubt call for the same diff wi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-04

l5a5aa56556555sa BOSTON AND WORCES-
elssss5sssss=ss5ArER RAILR0AD.-LMPOR TANT NO
e-ga--EE-TNE.-On and after this day, WEDNES-
DAl, Jan. l. the Steamboat Train in both directions
will be discontinued until further notice.
l.. Is. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
Boston, Jan, 8, 1860. DIT la4
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NEW and VERY POPULAR MUsIC.-vocal

NEW and VERY POPULAR MUSIC.-Vocal:
~ Ksiss Secret Bonnie Belle JOhnny. % B.shfa.
oh! II wefs Little Bird Alwsy. IooI on Sunny
Side cents each "Chh.mss Bells 30 cents and rsns!
Stnbbss Visit 10 NewYok City, IS cents lnitrumentaI'
Spirit POLKA" Compo Polka =" Dollsy Waltz" Rsmen-
besnce RomAnIa" 25 cents eaohi La Chute dun Anss
Juit pubHshed by ;" ''"''' -' HORACE WATERS,
Ne. az Brsedvpy'
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FOR 1860.
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With Appendix, containing the following sdditionsi
The celebrated Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions OF 1928 and
1889 which form part Of the Democratic National Platform
Various Extracts from various Speeches OF the Hon Biz
PHENA. DOUGLAS delivered at various time. and Giving
various views the subject Of Slavery In the Territories and
the powers ard duties OF Congress In relation hereto
from the Territorial Laws Of New MEXICO Tor the
protection Of Slavery aud White 5edom and the vote OF s
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Breckndgs H. " Johnson kc ko touching the qur.yono VI
the day and Returns OF all Presidential Elections since i
Pce 81 per copy Sent By mall post Ped Ga ,n [s pm,
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A." A VALUABLE AUXILIARY TO THE
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Ghiesso ,nd North western Railroad.
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nsI...U nsEoi. Cer:Hl RsirO.d sd o,,,.v p.,,o.a
s,Ts Isn. ssna ssSs slS silaE ssl''S
Tefre Haute Atsn, and St L9pl. ;' Railroad S
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Mem publications.

NEWS AGENTS
IN Are requested Csnvasns with their Gus
TONERS to see who wish copy Of the New Weekly Paper en-
titled
THE FAMILY PAPER.
All original Price only per copy. will be the largest
Of the Kind ever published Future advertisements viii give
Idea what 1t will be.
The trade will be supplied a, liberal discount
Advertisements insertedlow.
ROSS ToUsEY,
Wholesale Agents.
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Che Gnrf.

FASHION COURSE, LONG ISLAND.
l. GRAND TRIAL OF SPEED BETWEEN ROAD
HORSES for PURSE Of $500.
Generously given Mr. Monnot TO be conended for only BY
horses belonging private gentlemen residing In Newfes or
the adjoining counties -
The public respectfully informed that the ia
this novel and interesting contest being complete VIII COMO
~ " ~ FASHION COURSE,
THURSDAY, Oct u, 1860
The following entries have been made:
By Mr. Monno bay gelding Tartar
By Mr. Felter, bay geding Putnam.
BY MI =, bay mare Belle Brandon.
Race to come of at "a O'Clock precisely
Admission 70 all pats OF the Course and stands eL
Visitors from FORK may reach the Couse ey ctner ne
8sth 34h ad lOth Houston Grand Roosevelt st. or fecksne
Passengers by the sh and Rooseves Ferries will take o
cars of the Flushing Railroad, Of O'Clock ia.
The arrangements being under the direction OF
gentlemen with whom pecuniary profit Is no
expense will be spared to render this contest mo
most select and a the time the most exciting ever W.T.
messed In this country . =, Il.
ors requested TO be the ground In doe sessoa NO
horses will be started promptly at the hour named
An efficient police force engaged 10 preserve order
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Queens County Barbecue!
A BARBECUE AND MASS MEETING

"A u ~
FRIKSDs OF
LINCOLN AND HAMLIN
10 County win be held Doughys Grove afhve on
WEDNESDAY, Oct "A. 1860.
An OF roasted whole viii be served q. NOON-srd 10 the
AFTERNOON and EVENING there win be speaking By emf
rent Republicans including the following gentlemen;
Bon WIN PENNINGTON Of New-Jersey.
Hon. JOHN COVODE OF Penn.
Hon ANSON BURLIN0AME Of Mass
Hon JAMES II CAMPBELL Of Penn
Hon. SALMON p CHASE OF Ohio.
Hon JOHN A. KING.
Hon LUTHER CARTER
GEO WIN CURTIS. esq.
Gen. Hy WILSON Of Mass
In the EVENING there will also be parade OF the Wide.
Of Queens County with comp.nis from Brook
yn and New ok aud Long Island CamBaAe
ROBERT L. MEEKS, Chairman.
d. II. WALKER, Secretary.
Bushvle fourteen miles from New Yort, the Louy
Island sroad Cars leave the South Ferry Broohyn at 10
No. 300 30 535 and 6;46 M, and return at % and ~
o. m Tickets will be furnishes at half the usual fare, viz: IS
cents for the round trfp.
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E NJ a " ~ " " y ID Il ~ . >
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70 the following List Of documentsi
THE POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
FOR 1860.
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LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
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H. THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUNI0N.
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PROJECTIONS NECESSARY TO THE PROSPERITY
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speech Detroit Sept IL also contains Mr. Stewards speech
Lansing and at Madison Wis., together with the Platforms
OF the Republican Brechnridse, and Douglas parties
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WI not Republican friends aid circulate the dosu
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Amnsements.

Amnsements.
WINTER GARDEN; I.,,..,
AAa REMEMBER,
TONIGHT "wednesday Oct a.
MISS CUsHAAN
E##E EAsF EEAAsF FINE FINE
in her magnificent impsT,ons,tSp ES SSpS,,,vs Of
win BE- the la: opportunity unity q &. seeing % :sps
dsndasd sd IN the he .nn.i. q the Stage WINCH A' ~
On THURSDAY MSS as Ct ettsHMAs
WIZ 'pp' LADY MACBETH.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA.
4oSfSHT hsi;sf ONLY TINE OF RoBERi liz DiasIE '"
First since caRT "a IfqF9 FoR%Es issH ssar'p'
First appearance as Alice, q 5rs v,nnn,
MING Sig sTTGELLI
0' Tue ni' THIS fHns Z "Wednesday, EVENING. Oct
Only night of Meye bssr rp4 Grand % Qpe,t 6sIe q
With the following great cast; .
Mime Mime BERTU6ca fsFs uccs MARETaEK
sis. sTIGELLI or the first tme), ,ss...'...;R Robert
Sig oUINTo. kAnbsat
@ GRAND % %cHokUs, oRcHiEisTRA, and CORPS DE BALIEF
Conductor. ..............."......CARL ANsCHUTz
DODwORTH's SALOON.-M Carlotta Patti.
The public ME-. IL 's:RfSi5lTI iaPIsT'' PaTfi
will make her % GhHPEb sSREE K MGscRs
The o~Ss EEST . MSsSsN hsys ds their
valuable services q . ' G&ahoa HsisiS e 'PsfI P Jointly with
Nine; PAULINE coLsoN, NINE; sT5k&KosCH,
sis. s,ss ssIRssGfSSI0LI' sIssfSI siE r. EEhsL " sHAs
Tsi pss aha to ali
The sale Of ses commence Tuesday, at m at the
Music Stores Of Hal { Son and c. Breusing.
Doors open at II. Concert to commence at p. M
NIBLOs GARDEN.
> H!isS S' 5s.'s, Ins &c., Manager
Mr.. EDWIN FOREST
will 'ppSsii5S KING tSr tsak sRs Ish time "
Sustained Near; SSnyay Fes FsnHc Martin Hn
ERIRAY EyENINe.M R% Forrest, lSh sgps.rsncs
WALLACKs THEATER.
", s.; M ssls s.ss.ss ass.ss
CROWDED NIGHTLY
n sI 4 AhsiPa psvEkF6kS' TNFoRT A y y. SSEFFSSSS
Mrs VERNON, Mis- TREE
Mr. JOHN gsogaHAms
PLAYING
FIRE
"e'e"'u""" ROARs OF LAUGHTER
1T IS ACTED
EVERY NIGHT.
Places may be secured 10 days In advance
Gre D Free List entirely suspended with the ercep
hon OF the Press.
7 AURA KEENE's THEATER.
1 FOURTH WEEK
rRruMrHls% Fs SUCCESS
ANN, ruprrAcT
IRISH DRAMA
Called
MLEEN ARooNI
Tue LADY oy GLasxIRs
with
MISS LAURA KEENE
and all the
PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY
Doors open at oeosk Performance 10 commence ats,
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Grand wide-Awake Demonstration.

I
No. Court st. Brooklyn. Oct 20, ls6o s.
The WdeAwakes Brooklyn extend TO al the Wide
the country cordial iavitaon 20 unite with
them Grand Republican Parade at Brooklyn, On the
EVENING Of the I'd OF November 1860
The great number Of these organizations precudes pecl
invitation to each, bu. is earnestly urged that this In
County be redeemed from its long bondage to the Pro
Slavery Democracy. Every accommodation and courtesy will be
extended guests Communications be addressed TO
the undergned DAVIS DUNN Chairman Of Committee on
Invitations Box No. ], ,629 New. York, Pest Once.
SIhe time has been changed from the l the I'd Nov
Of the Fuhons having selected the former day
for their parade.
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