Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-21
New England news summary.

gun that killed king Phillip, of. Mount Hope
i'll 1876, anda wooden bowl taken from Philips
wigwam; bible printed in Venice in 1873
before printing was introduced into England
and numerous rare and genuine autographs
and letters. There are also exhibited the
shoes worn by the royal family of England
and pair of shoes purchased in Georgia by
young lady who arrived in Boston on the
18th. The shoes are coarser than any Young
lady would wear here, and are laced with
white cord. YET The lady paid forty dollars
for them and refused to sell them for fifty
AT meeting Of the Boston merchants last
week to consider the subject of line of
steamers to Europe, it was stated by one of
the speakers, Mr.. Geo. C. Richardson, that
''the business of Boston as a whole was never
so prosperous as day, never so large, nor
so well managed, or on so permanent basis,
and the interests of the merchants were never
better fortified"
On the fifth day of the sanitary fair several
new donations arrived. The Latin school of
Boston contributed some coins of silver and
gold of the time of Alexander the Great
There was also a title deed signed by William
Penn, and the original draft of parole signed
by Gen. Burgoyne. An awful warning to
ladies was displayed in fragment of the pill
sllr OF salt which was originally Mrs. Lot
There was also play bill announcing the APP
pearance Of the renowned Garrick in Mr..
Waterson's collection, and gorilla bean, two
1eee long sent from Africa by Livingstone
bring about $500. large painting by Ames
representing acity in the distance, worth $780,
was contributed by Charles Appleton, Esq
sota"I Ne".s VI tlie n"rVaru Meulcal
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of tho t',ii..e " ..e 11!"' DIT t"e lh'l'atioh
n1ora ne Hoilooi was never IN
n,,o ~ r. oioIo Io"ul'loii t"an at present;
trras N''''0'eN 't4uei's "''ehu the lec-
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cboraod Ill ,I ppG.ii al Dos'on'
dnrin5 tha r;ot j., 81 iiilAil N.utllef
cd a yardin. 81 ,". ,iIi.. '"9', tle Ju.F return
Lonr and haze" sU''''' "'''l 'eADs ou' all
~, NORFOLK COUNTY.
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liams ot Rovhurv L., diod it,t, ~;
estate is urohahIy 18th r,;Iii"n 70 I'.,,ir
d. M vi, COUNTY.
heF' d. y. custer Oh hopklhton preached
RBhyt9A place. on the 26tiiHI.s
special religious interest is reported in
the Hollis Congregational church in Franz
ingham and in the Congregational church at
SaXUnvilie, same town.
One hundred and thirty-nine recruits had
been obtained in Lowell UP to the 18th, On
the quota OF the city.
Business is reviying in Townsend. fac
tory has been erected for the knitting of
stockings by machinery, which will com
mVnce operations by the first day of January
next. The town has not been behind in
raising her quota, for it was understood to
be tuH on the 18th.
No light has yet been thrown upon the NAL
. den bank tragedy. The murderer and robber
is still at large
rserx co,,vrv
Tomatoes mt m ffteen Years ago rero
onnnol in salem tow dovs since md dis.
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