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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-07
MEDICAL.
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Scandinavian Remedies.
Wien Dr. RonAor. De csitoratse Swedish psv..
eisr, introduced Ai- Blood Tu-iftr srt Ri>a III. 4.
the United States hs SET forth "a plan iEtu.c Their
curative properties It's vas stsfs Ego. lie t1sk
ol recommending them has since been taxi. 6.f -
htS Adnfs. Elghfc1ci men ~hose cbaraclsr tor
sound iadgmeai and philosophy. give tksr opl'a -
weight ~ TIC ooDuuDity, men VIE observe, reject
and make s.assrranoe doubiy sure" before tfey a.,
etde-sre everywhere Appgoving and nrelnE The uss
n these wonderful prrparstio<s AL sho caEf1a IN
tie wisdom and horsey - Ais oisss, q vhe cAo.-s
tc invesrgats fos tler scives ~ os,s r.i, -
tlis tnapcrtsn: suhee<-
TIE evidence iH the fo-sess,o<. e. Ir. l..~,.s.
Which i a ~ iilaes accessible - tae iuae. -ls..
hshee ths following
FAOIsl
Th.t tus nlo0b FII.is have lssa pssvsa :, aaAiy.
CONTAIN 10 MINERAL.
L~t they c1re lss Asaesi uniyrrssi cc,aiisir.,
DYSPEPSIA
with ees,T...s csysssasz sad n very saor, ,l...
ihsi Ases AZ ''Aer r'saiones have IseFs5 tsslsss
LIVER coMPLAINT
sos restore d- health ssd s,rsasih q ts sua.sss.
Tast
SICK FEM ALEs,
.ko have laoguished for years IN hela,e.s ~e.lress
and dependency. rccupeT4ts with great rspdity e.
asT hesr invisorsl.ng operse.oo ThAt all ssx--1 L.
ulAtirg properties That they rec-ri,
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
however, dey may have been .,ined wsth ADa abuses
TIA; slg drsl tendency Il 70 ergth.u life End rem
Der II enjoyable That operating dfrt.4iv rrso- shs
Pofsos effs< diseass IA % koo5. lhey
CAUSE SOON TO HAL.
an t.Setsrso rsgu TIE eystsun every tAns = srua
Ia. ~hethos hereditary o. esher~iss- That they
RECRUIT THE DEBlLITATED.
sat that there Is DO disease q tSc sscurs s aa Bow
ei' the LIVE. the Nsrvous system. The sin 6lAnAs
ox 1rso1es.
ARrsTSG FROM IMPURITIES on oRsTsccEIoxs
OF T5ik BLOOD OK SkCEEnoSs.
e v.sh tssy Do nes s'-s p-oDT< rese. Ard, N -
ssdei.) ssSecs Q salsiess ard s7eTecf c-s4
Sesr IL nins hat me scA~--.ArIAr vpsErA-
bLn BLOOD PILLS are --sorsed by The exzserisuos
o. THOUSANDS u vlr ~!lDosses wEc n letters AL
assits n1ecscsl y 81 aic by voft u noUh proclaim.
them 70 be - very best 2Tepsrs..on u The kad ever
ode.sd 70 40 eka-tSwn victims .. li-hesltA They
ecrt d'>sase tle-sn evsTy NySuse ard E2z Of Ehs
sJstsn. and expsi i tlscTou ghly aad peFuane1ly.
NO oss CO occet sAeir apefioriiy Efcr c.1 lnzls
rss1-they are DOT Only better 81 Ia fee rkesI.sr
thsn any ctbef Pills. i0r 4 taxa ls-s naIni-. :
tom 10 procnos better e--fcL-
Price q lie ScGadln1vis1 vesel4.s. H.,-sS f.sf.-f
u Per bottle, or - per ~ ic>ln- ~ he Srf.ts
via0 vesetsbie BioSe PHI. - orsts per sox. or
boxss for 81.
Read d.. kcbaok's -poCisi So.lo1 a11 I-rlss..ss.
publshs- N eVnsplorous pat - .is ss..ss .rg.r
tine tilc
pr Eoback's St.c-i Almanac ant FA1uiiy Aastfe-.
cont aiming great vssiety VI c;ercsns saluaDss
Medical iniornsucn, can bs Lad gTsus o. euy u hs
age hts throug ghout the country.
le q diticul q complicated ca~@~ Dr. Rst 49, ray
ioonsulted personally oy letter, enclosing g.
stamp fsF The reply
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-07

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-07
Terms of subscription.

20 yss-. H. .dsAce- "
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sfxsrhs- Cry Subscribers a. 10 oeEts pr week-
Snrie co5aes. ccnts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

How Mr.. ELY GOT INTO VIRGINIA
capture of Mr.. Congressman Ely, at the battle
OF Bull Run, vas due in the first instance. to
the accommodating good nature of a clerk in
the office OF Gen. Mansfield, who was then
commander of the district. The clerk had
learned that lively time was expected over
in Virginia. and had obtained passes for him.
self and friend, which were good for three
days. Gen. Mansfield, however, somewhat
dampened the ardor OF his clerk by deciding
that the business of the office was too urgent,
and the clerk could not be spared Mr. Ely
hearing that the clerk had two tickets that he
could not use, applied TO him for them. The
young man declined to let him have the tick
els, whereupon the congressman became i'm
Fortunate, and offered the clerk any reasonable
sum OF money for the coveted bits of paste
board, and finding this uuavailing, rendered TO
the young man his influence to obtain good
position in the world The young man could
see no serious objections to accommodating Mr..
Ely, but he represented to him the dangers he
run by capture accident &c, and said that he
should not feel right if any Of these things hap
pehed to him, and particularly as in such case
he might be blamed by Mr. Ely himself or by
his iamllJ. But no Mr.. Ely promised TO
hold the clerk entirely blameless if he would
but give him the tickets and he got them,
went to the battle, was captured and spent
1--WE months in prison to pay for his curiosity
We do not suppose Mr.. Ely has ever blamed
the clerk for his kindness, but he must have
often thought of the circumstances addressed
to him by the young man who could not with
stand his importantly Boston Journal
The clerk alluded to above was Gen. Mans.
fields private secretary, well known in this
civ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

SENA GE.
The session was opened with prayer by the
Rev. DIR. haven OF iie FIST Middiesex district.
On motion of Mr.. REED OF Bristol Messrs.
Reed OF Bristol, Whitney ut llampden, Dbl
nsham ut Barmslabie, Wakefield Of Mid lie
SEX, aud Ga. Of PymIutn, were appointed u
committee 10 prepare tGles and OIdcls for tie
sci ate.
MessrS. Grsw0Id Of Franklin, Burt Of Befk-
snre. aud Steveis Of Worcester, were appoint
ed Il cJmnijtee 10 be Juli,ed by the house, to
pretmr JOINT rules and orders tUr the two
bra cdCs.
Mr. SroCKwELL of Suffolk, from the com
mItlec on svaung the senate, made report, III
accordance with the usual custom, which was
adopt u, and the memDeis took the STATS as.
Sisutd them.
Al III clock the special assignmrnt---lhe
election III Cllapan--was called for. MessIs.
Thompson Of llampden, Dean nj Suffolk, and
DHge ut Mlddtescx, were appointed u com.
mttce to receive, sort, and count the votes.
Ii committee reported us toi"Ws;-
Who.e number OF votes, SO
Nectssui! iOr CHOICE ~
lev. EDWARD " lark OF Newton, %
Rev Dr. Lolhrop OF Boston, I A. S. Pot.
ter vi RoXburt, i; y. a. Miner uf Boston, Z :;
Perez Mason vi boston, 2 ii. y Hudson aud
John Duncan uf Boston, l each. Mr.. CIuk
was declared elected, and tie clerk was direct
Cd 10 n"'ily him ol MS election.
l he clerk WAS directed 10 notify the SER
geaut al arms Of his election.
Al III minutes to II Tie senate adjourned.
! HOUSE.
Inc house met al ii O'clock. Rev. Charles
! =. Ss"aii oil MtdEeld offered prayer. The
Journal OF yesterday vas Rad ilt and Aplr0yeh
vole whereby The hou,e nssiy,,,l II ,',,, 'in
for the drawing OF seats was rpron.i,I,,.d a',1
| The motion amended TO III u't.lock ami ,or
/ rled.
! On motion OF Mr.. STONE of D4dh.n, ;,-,v,.
Z ordered tnat Mvssrs. Cusnipp OF N,.wh'ryn';;rt
Sargent OF Amesbury, Brli. Stevens III r.
ton, Lee ot Templeton, Gibbs Of New RaltorJ
Eaton Of Dorchester, Mason M Dartmouth,
Carey OF Midway, BATES of A,ti., or,,,,''i,
Walker and Tyler ol Boston, SewsII Of Mi
field Baker of IuswirI, pra,,I, - p y. nteu'
Chandler Of Boston, Fitch OF Har6aIj G'arL '
OF Framing ham, and Lowell ot RarnstaI,In In
permitted 10 select their seats FIRE rho ,,on
! Glal drawing Shall BEGIN
MeSsrs. Daniels OF Worcester and Cr,Io, =.
Boston were appointed a communion IN 80 ~
intend The general drawing.
The roll OF the members ,yas ,bor ,,l,oa :,
alphabetical order, and the Numbers nfe ,ha
seats were ,l,.yn hv H., , ''unoe'e Vi Tue
On motion OF Mr.. WklGHr ot Lowell tho
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

HE GREAT CONCERT of Wednesday eve.
ming, at Mechanics Hall, well repaid all the
faithful labor of its active and public spirited
leader. The unfavorable weather and sinpery
walking prevented that full turnout Of The
scholars and friends which otherwise we
should have had but chorus one thousand
strong is no ordinary occurrence. The train
ing already had has done good in our schools
We trust it will go on. Our children should
be all taught to sing and to sing now, with
the heart, our national songs Day by day
those songs have more and more veracity in
them. Their words, elderly, "treemen. I"
flag" country" touch and move us all as
lhey never did before. On the highest grouud
OF patriotism, then, We would encourage con.
slant attention 10 them in our schools and.
as powerful auxiliary, let our children
come together from all The schools, OCCASION
ally, as hey did on Wednesday evening.
The boys who sing so enthusiastically of
"rallying round thu flag" will be all the more
ready to be its defenders in the field hereafter
and the girls 10 follow with increased readiness
in the steps of their patriotic mothers.
The songs and duets by the Misses Putnam
deserved the hearty commendauons they re.
ceived, but the sweet little singers have rights
which audiences should not forget by calling
upon too often. In the choruses a very good
beginning has been made. They were given
with a will, Yankee Doodle" with its new
and timely words by our own townsman, Mr..
IL. S. Washburn, who has so gracefully served
the national cause before, was the song of the
occasion.
We are glad to hear that, in answer to manv
requests, the concert will be repeated in tie
same place, next Friday evening, Jan. 10,
when We may expect chorus OF not less than
fifteen hundred voices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

We EeRneHY, OF Koxuurv .,,s,,.
kind huor from tb weeds remedy that cures eyeIY
mon Pimpe VA '''e worst Scrofula down to COM
6 Two bottles arewarranted to cure a n,rsi,,
an Ve % sree bottles will cure the sore mouth.
Two or three bottles will clear the svsts,,
the are warranted to cure inc vSor o De3
Kind OF Erysipelas ~ war; iled to cure the wort
the evS Sq TWO bottles are warranted to cure all
and boehes are to running of the cav.
Four TO six bottles are warranted 10 .
Tne oGttie win cure sealy eruptions of tbs.,,
Il o. or Three bottles warranted to enr sSh:
, Two or three bottles are warranted .. ,..--.
cooperate case of rheumatisuo 0' W cure the mos
Five to egbt are warranted cure salt rbeur
flnp tn ttes Will cure the worst case fsIu
case of bottles are warranted to cye ~, SSoula
s"G Gus tnat u has by eanfeT in % Of thou
One H. TWO b0tttes are warranted cure sick headache
state Of tba are warranted to repniaie
Kidneys ""''ies will regulate all arrangements
sy ouf Jos" bottles have cured the worst ..o.
vi Uns ot e three bottles have cured the v,o...
lief in such excrucjatimS what mercy to lei re-
cd yarin Us nsSt discovery, have from,
S other herbs to it; of one nj time 60 Zine AIDES
and H. % hsdlcIne says at is an ba p9crqtes
NM a friend to the liver gan and spieen
when loo en cooling it when TOO hot. ana other herbs
feeling In t5s az AZ appetite oureth all gone ana
stitches in the side ~ ''ou"ch' easetb ali pains ntS
. "ltexpells all raw visriou. asa, .
bIooe from ~ all inward ulcers a a out
by opening obstructonq of ,. 49,,
head ana I'm iu melancholy SaUOrs which pa,seth al
hoJin ~ Juusng distressing 1.adarb seh 70 Tie
sw0Onng. ''"e VI the heart, Calnting ana
the dreo ne5o boiled wine is particularly
inp spiilt 81 the aged and Wboeyer u 70 revive
no oict leyer, nothing Restores as ing
"fhe scs,is the Juice Of this herI ~ W health
hreatb 49, vo's ,ooleu in water cureth tbo r,..
lv eaiind m ank AT bedtime prevents Intensive
bilious and all melancholy dres,s common
sit Itnet ol Medicine says of aratbor ~,
Sign Leo. ~" herb OF the Sun, and in t 1bs
and tbis Sr II the source Of all life and roto,L
curetb All ~ WY mat grows II thener
fainnq and thereof; tBketh away nS9rt,
fulIy or sevr onerng OF IL yetit mnst he sembllng
reced N ren gpnR will ensuo which n neh care
NO change of diet ever nscasssvt. $500
GET ana enough oft. "iy-eatt the best Won can
Bystrcty following tbe dt...,.
Sail ~. 1Vttle anu BY judlcious annoo panphet
Ojnf,asDt 80 OMtn,enl ScrQraid Oaft1ss NY OF Tue
tre evc. ,vts ulcer ana sore OF WHARF, Ky hedHHq
aI9 permanently cured "AV" roots,nre perfectly
,tS aadp'ppa atnnred by DONALD KENNEny IA a,
'''0'"oAonrv' Mass. Price aI az ~ warren
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

New YEARS CALL IN WEST Brook.
FIELD.-The friends of Rev. +. Woods, pas
tor of the Methodist church in West Brook.
Years night, and ''raised Ihe wsnd" SO efiec-
tually within doors as to be o6iiyious of the
gale without, though il cracked up the flag
staff on the common like carrot, and shat
tered the chimney on the Congregational
church. The fraternal teelingo Of the churches
was manifested by the presence Of the Con-
gregational pastor with several of his peoplc.
After laughing, talking, singing. giving, pray
ing, and proper good time generally, the
storming party retired victorious in good
deeds, leaving behind about sixty-three dol
lars, fiity-iour OF which was in cash The
party were outside of Mr.. WIS society, and
the donation independent thereof
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

SUPPOSED Loss OF LIFE ON THE SOUND
AND THE COURAGE OF TWO SAILoRs.-As the
steamer City of New York was making her
way through the sound, from New York to
New London Wednesday night, when off STRAIT
ford, Conn, she passed shooner which had
capsized and from which were heard cries for
help by persons on board the steamboat. At
the time the wind blew almost hurricane but
the steamer was headed about as soon as pos.
sible, and diligeni search made for an hour to
ind the schooner and her distressed crew
but nothing of it or them could be found.
While the search was going on boat was
lowered to give relief if opportunity should Of
fer, and two Of the sailors on the steamer .uol
anteered their services to man the Loaf: Un
happily their services were not needed but
their heroism merits honorable mention, with
which we would gladly connect their names
if their names had reached us.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

WEST BoYLsToN.-The ladies Of West
Boylston, belonging to the First Congregations
al society, made the Rev. Mi. Willis, their
pastor a donation visit on Christmas eve.
Some sixty persons, young and old, with
hearts full of good will, and hands full of good
evidence Of esteem for The minister and his
family, filled the parsonage at an early hour.
A purse containing twenty nine dollars, 10
purchase an overcoat, was presented by Miss
Lila Whiting, ten years Of age, in nice little
speech. The receiver gratefully acknowledg, d
the alftctionate offering. Mrs. Willis was also
remembered by a present III money. The
larder was generously replenishetl, and the
evening passed off in very happy manner,
and the clergyman wishing them all "merry
Christmas, 10 last year round, they all de.
parted for thsir homes, amid the merry music
of the sleigh bells.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

and slang a ,ceptaiou Of that term, and it
canp out in court that the whole Concern
was little better than low temple to Il low,
blackguard >tl lie of BacChus and Venus the
resort of hullirs and demirepS; bars and bad
women all over the house; ITALIA selling
whisky in the saloon Of the dress circle, and
MrlpGmune administering ambrOsial cocktails
10 the gods above. Scarcely night passes
without fight at that thvater. Sometimes
there is Il real tragedy before the curtain while
the mock one is euaciing on the stage, and the
Whole neighburhuod is rendered unsafe and
diS0rderly by the company which attends It.
II some meaus OF publication and reform for
tins ard other nurseries OF vice are not em-
ploy ed by the authorizes, hey tcW breed pub
lie rH6ianiSm Which i9W driUe the confederate gov.
ernn'em disgusted from the piaee. "
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The Charleston Courier says Our papers
are making war against the confederate flag
on account OF its resemblance to the flag OF
the Yankees. Gems. Beauregard aud John
ston touched the pulses of the southern heart
when they put the southern cross on the
newly distr buted battle flags
The Raleigh Register has the following -
"1he New bern Progress states that it has
heard that slave aborers have been hired to the
Raleigh ami CASTOR Railroad for the ensuing
year, at fifty dollars each We have heard
nothing Of il. We find there is a general ex.
pectation that there will be some reduction in
the hire Of negroes Tor next year, from the
former high prices, but we were not prepared
to exp CT SO great reduction as that. The
utter prostra,on OF the turpentine business,
and tie poor prospect before cotton planters
should the war last, must greatly reduce the
price of negroes"
The Charleston correspondent of the Rich
mond Examiner thus aludes TO very delicate
question II have alluded to the fact that
many persons have claimed and obtained con
suar exemption from military duty. This
brings up delicate question-one which has
OF late been a matter Ut considerable comment
and discussion hereto wit: the rQM Of the
foreign conSus to exercise their official functions in
port Of tie confederate states, under The erequa-
tu Of the U1aed States goUernment. A day OF
two ago, resolution OF inquiry ON this very
ssutJect was introduced into the state legisa.
ture, now III session at Columbia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03
From the london Times. Dec. I'm.

Solemn Lecture Az sIPisLce of Wales.
Her majesty herself, with her accustomed
readiness and compusnre, appealed once to her
family to undertake the great change TINS su.I.
denly thrown upon them. In that family there
are two upon whom the eyessot all England
Will naturally be attracted al this iunctnre.
Inc prince OF Wales is rapidly approaching
llle age when man is held to be capable Of
every responsibility, and by the measure of
years he should now be as competent to assist
ms mother as the prince Consort when he as
sumed that duty. lie has befn so educated AS
TO BRING HIM into contact with large variety
OF men, OF minds, OF peoples and of manners
by d hGPPg forethougM he has c4sited The ve,v ma
ton thai nor MTeateWs to escape from worse d;6f
caitieS By q tcdr WM lis mother count,y II Lo
Prince oi lVdieS is eper to be use and oooi sty.
eTei9h, he VIII now he Wise aud good SIM
ana It he will ever feel any call To devote him
self TO his country as lis patents have done
he VIII itei II now. This is fbe Time for that
seHsacrlhce on which the grehtness Of crown
as well as the glory OF statesmen a soldier
or priest must be founded. This, indeed is
The occasion such as historians and dtamatists
have loved 10 describe in ilue lives of their
ia orite princes 'caen the Pifjce of Wales ,c,R
hdre 10 make solemn ctoice JesiCetn a ijte Of fri
oodtg perhaps Of trouble aud nlfSeyV, and q REIN,
Of usefulness. 10 make his hds6 blessed t1re,sr
ne must reSotre, u he Woald do sand renouuce If
he Wouid I'm. Ii is an aWtM da,g to say "Noyy
4" neVer but experience proves HAT they
VINO reject Tue hrst sOlt mn {call are seldom
more affected by any that come after. From
all accounts III, princess Alice has shown her
self fully equal to tile occasion, receiving Ier
dying fathers condolences and giving he mo.
ther timely comfort and aid That the ouepn
should gather her family around her, and adj.
dress them at such a time, for such a uurposp
ITSELF proves her cOnid, nee in them. rhat
all, nd above all the prince of Wales, may be
deserving of that confidence is now the pray
er OF this great country. We kpov mol h6,c
much The deStinits, not only of the British empire
dM@h The Vhoie human race, depend on The youthful
prince Of ~hom zoe haze seen so much, get seenl 10
hnoao so htle. Like the rest OF us, he has posi
ton, and honor and power to win. lie man
De a true king or a shaddo Of royalty; and, Jg lie
tdwS Jhumdn nature and The testimony of erDe,i.
enee, the decision IS ~ be made his ve,g hour.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

-" DurONCo'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL p,r,s
1nf,rih,. FOR FEMALES "a" i1LLS
er%.,i az coIrectlng regulating and rc,oovn al, ,
as a preventive. ''' am" anyways successful
f.dtir SS"mo,hdilon Of nerCdicn in those Pure
m a. Ihelr Efficacy ana merits ~ q ~, per
~ Nte>iFt practicH uI ttitty We up
a. al .ol'S nave heen strictly followed ta ~ heTe
al aI eol rect all Irregularities Ihrv rii .V-
chm" .uiiCut MenStruaiiUn, (partrnarir W pail
ali VI NO lhey will cure the Nbtes i,i az tLe
cans SiiJhs arising from colds exrnsr " ieiioVe
anu may be used sug Gees, fully ne ot any
seI,s PccuiiarlN situated. those.
in ,bst NY cautioned against using hssa ne tin
nrnnra. tioll lest they invite mjscnrrinaa IN ,i
tior eiis!ics no responsibility atfrr tis
tn haai tnelr liincss Id prevent onv :
and ~ et,erN Use The Fills are rernfnrin 1
SnIJ ~ III ~ directions accompany each ny 1T: "
D1Vfh Vd,ceStet, Mass by The 10 wn,, lr,, t 81.
Wai tColI ZJl Main street j A n n. 4
diSs $3.50 anu W. H. GOULDIN(i ia Mai, ~
thr ~ feh1Ile by 81 TO either o. lam 81 Ia
sent ,t noFctsfer Post Olice can has, t
Free NJ ny mail, to any part oi th 'oe ps
AZ i Ri' n, Sold also by H. oardeW tiutty
nsI o. III f. 6far Warren. b. DeLahG S Se oihtoh
in anu 2, u Henry WcstbUro and Nv nW ~ hro9k-
n II1r 'Eldsg hhd city in the Uuitei Siata nI"eelst
n so" n rrHprietor New York, '' anu ny D.
of a., L,nI aIe Oh Cohnterfeits Buv no Goldo,, ru,
Others are s teSS tNe box is signed s. D. love XII
yaIne ynr 1aSe ips ton and unsafe therelors a. Ai
bH, ne anu health, Ito say nothing uf bei a. YOU
re Signature OF ID. Howe on rycr,. h VINO show
tereited. "a me Fllls being cuun-
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

The LADIES OF SALEM STREET SOCIETY,
Rev Mr. Richardson's, have sent the twenty
filth regiment three boxes OF hospital necessi.
ties, such as comforters, ticks, shirts, stock
ings, &C., this week. in reply to letter receiv-
ed few days ago from young soldier, and
member of that society, in which he mention
ed the suffering caused in his company for the
lack of such articles. The brave fellows must
have cold time OF it in their canvas tents.
and sleeping in their clothes but they never
complain. They know how bright the friend
~ watch fires of home are ever burning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

FIRE IN AUBURN.-The barn of Marcus
Lamb, about half mile southeast of the
Auburn meeting house, was totally destroyed
by fire last Wednesday, midnight, together
with yoke of oxen, three cows, a yearling, a
horse, two pigs, several farming TOOLS nine
tons Of hay, about fifteen bushels of oats. a
sleigh, and twenty-seven hens. Mr.. Lamb
thinks the fire was accidentally set by some
one who was after the hens, aud who lit a
match to see his way, and was very careless
about it, The powerful wind male short
work OF the routlAgration. Insured in the
Worcester Mutual Tor $500 on the BAN, and
500 on the hay and grain.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

RALPH WALDO EMERSON gave lecture at
Mechanics Hall, last night, SO good that 1t
could not very well be better, to the smallest
audience that has yet attended the l4yceum
course One cause Of the limited attendance
may be found in the insufficient public an
nouucemcnt of the lecture. Like Sumner,
Everett, Dickinson, aud Weiss, lie made the
war his text; but none OF them were more
hopeful than Mr.. Emerson, who thinks the
war is doing great things for the nation,
strengthening and purifying it, and taking
from US much OF our trivoiily and extrava-
gance. He expects great results in the tu-
ture.