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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03

JANUARY DIvIDENDs.-The Boston papers
give list of the January dividends payable IN
that city, amounting to S2,4S3, 1872. The Target
amount paid by any one company, is the yearly
dividend of the Michigan Central Railroad, the
capital of which is largely if not principally own
ed in Boston; the dividend on this is S345 ,000s
the next largest amount set down in the table is
the Fishing bounties, 100000 Nextfollows the
Worcester Railroad dividend Sl57, 900; Western
Railroad Sl54,000 Boston and Maine I.ailroaA
Sl45,000, u. S. Loan interest, Sic, 600, Fitch
burg Railroad SlO6, 200, Massachusetts Hospital
and Life Insurance CO., 100000, Eastern Rail
road $4,000, Providence Railroad $40 900, Low
ell Manufacturing Co. S5S,000, Lowell Railroad
S54, 900, Cocheco Manufacturing Co. S52 GOO.
The Manufacturing dividends are small. being
8, 4, and 5 per cent. They will be very gladly re-
ceived, by the Stockholders, to whom these diri-
dends have, for several years, been like angels
visits.
We subjon the dividends which have not bern
before the announced.
Railroads. Worcester and Nashua, 81 3d.
800, 2 IL per cent, Stoughton Branch do. SS5,-
1000, 3 per cent; Cape Cod Branch do. $780,, 900,
2 IL per cent
Manufactures. Manufacturing Co.
Lowell, capital 100000, per cent; Salmon
Falls Co. capital 100000, 2 per cent; Perkins
Man Co. capital 100, 600, 3 per cent; Lowell
Man. Co. 1900 shares, 500 per share; Stark Nils,
Manchester, capital 81 ,250, 900. 8 per cent? L5n-
caster Mills, capital 100000, per cent; Said
witch Glass Co., capital $500, 900, per cent.
Insurance napd1sieS.-American 10 per cent
Franklin per cent
Miscellaneous. Boston Exchange Co. capital
S325,00O, IL per cent. U. S. Hotel Co. capital
S230,000, per cent; Winnissimmet Land aid
Ferry Co. 1000 shares IL per cent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03

A PRICE ACCORDING TO QUANTITY.--A friend
writing to the editor from the good old Oneida re-
gion and speakingIof the Maine law, is remind
ed of scene in bar room, which accidentally
came under his observation not a great many
years ago--"An old and inveterate topper stepped
up to the bar and asked for glass of wine the
spruce and expert mixer of the cherry cobblers
handed down the decanter, with a flourish, where
upon the old soaker very deliberately filled the
tumbler nearly two thirds full, which he DELHI
erately, of course, swallowed, and then laid down
a six-pence. wish you could have seen the ap-
pearance of the indignant and astonished bar
tender His eye glowed, his face kindled up,
humorous Scottish songs, An angry man was he,
or as he quickly, and with a jerk, threw the sill
ler' into the till, and slammed down three eentss
The man of drink asked, with establishment and
apparent simplicity, What, don't you charge six
attendants and his face wore most ferocous
look, he quickly added. IVhe', ace sell at acolc-
sale, zoe alaoayS sell chedperP
MAN STABBED IN GREENFIELD-A nearly
fatal Of slabbng occurred in Greenfield between
IL and | o'clock on the morning Of Jan. lst Mi.
chael Porter becoming rather noisy from liquor, at
the Mansion House, Jerry Morgan, one Of the ser.
wants, attempted 10 quiet him, when Porter drew a
dirk, and attacked Morgan with great lerocly, in
hcting several severe wounds, from one OF which,
passing nearly through his thigh, he came near
bleeding death before assistance could be render.
ed. 1t is thought that he will recover, although
much Frustrated by loss Of blood. Porter ar
esed and lodged in Jail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03

OUTRAGE IN SouTHRIDGE.-The Springfield
Republican gives the details of daring outrage
in Southbridge, against the property of Mr. r.
win, Jealous promoter Of the cause of Temper
ance His barn and contents were destroyed by
fire on Friday night, Dec. "a. On Sunday night
a nefghbor, Mr. Bugbee, who was engaged as
watchman found three men, negro and two
Irshmen, in the grist mill of Mr. Irwin. Mr. b.
was knocked down by The negro, and afterwards
considerably bruised, robbed of his wallet. and
left for dead, in which situation he was found by
a fellow Waterman. The misereants have beer
arrested and upon the person of the negro, tn,
stolen wallet was found. They will probably hav,
Justice done them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03

% The way they encourage musical people
in Cai,rnia is quite eSoilirg TO those Of The pro-
fession, whose lot is east nj a distance from FL
Dorado, letter from that CITY, lately published
in one ofllhe religious newspapers Of the day
says---'ro give yousome idea Of Church expenses
Miss c., the prima donna Of our choir, rrini-
~ Church, understand, receives $1,000 year
for her singing. We have morning services at | |
A. NJ, and evening services at l-2P. Nj. Aud
after church is out, Miss c. goes and sings af
the theatre.
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Cougns CoI,s and Consuna ptisn.

Tba vi cLrr a M mn MN AIRY NAI.chH, 50 III
,,ol, go a ,r Inc "a Is, ears, is,
en- nreua he day,
~ ''o ~ and Others, cknuwl-
" seelaI son,ent OF TnEnY M IN dieas Of
~, !" as VIC : q II - ~ rsrdtalss &c almost
ane hnnss' lnIoa' an aeemed kecessa,y In
a,y eA t n'shl DC IFsn = a. oan,kmi,atms have
appeared. Prepared ~ Reed, Cutter So a,eeS.
Druggiss 33 India stIeet Boston, ana Msr-
ter by Apothecaries generally; alse n .o.n,yy.
chants and Apothecades throuehoust my SosI 19g
Price SO cts. lNeet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03
NJ 1&NNENG

Thousanos Of Pare who Vermiiusa opposed
oil Castor Oil, Ca on &c, are not aware, ~ while
they appear to ben, fle patient, they acsaH lay
Ing the foundations series OF diseases sNA as sab
ivation, loss Of sighFeakness ofiimhs, &c. ?
In another solnGndl be fuuBd the aaserlisenent ef
R0bcHsack's Medics,to winch We ask the titaOn OF
al - oeily inierestiD their own well as their ChiA
dren's health. ln her complaints, and all Disorders
arising nom hose bilious type, sou shoul6make
q mt Dn1 geh.fntedleine: hoAt hsaGhs y sssAseE
a q .afes0' 4s4npi itSr, j. y. itsi'h-'''''Nh
as none else genae. ecorr
/. r. LAZELi., III. MARSH, andD sColi'
Jr Agents for W orsteI
naVI3 u'i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03

Idy The Spiritual Rappers met again Friday
morning, and also held afternoon aud evening SEES.
sions The speeches Of the same wild char
acter those which marked the proceedings of the
first daV OF the convention. communications from
the spiritual world,' purporing 10 have emanated
from Thomas Jefferson and others, were read, and
their contents occasloned considerable wrangIing
among the believers and disbelievers John c.
Cluer said Of these communications that they were
worse than bad report Of one OF Stephen S. Eos,
ter's worst speeches.
Mr. Butfum, the chairman, stated a remarkable
manifestation at Lynn He had witnessed it him.
sell. A large setiee or bedstead weighing 100 lbs
would rise from 10 four feet from The floor on
which ii stood, and then fall back with crash
No mechanical means or human agency was the oc.
cason, the motive power being purely a spiritual
manifestation. Several other speakers took part in
the deliberations, all OF whom concurred in the be-
lief that era was about 10 come upon the
world, compared with which, the tabled ages of an
liquiy, and even The promised miIlenun itself,
: would be more than The ianiest twilight CON.
pared with the blaze of noon.
Mr. Loveand gave some account Of the progress
of spirualism in Charlesiown each week--in many
of which, communications Of very high order have
been received-much higher than the mediums are
capable of producing themselves. There is also a
Sabbath meeting Of sprituasts, which is full and
increasing. Those speak who please, now, but the
members will be classified, and pursue such invesi-
cations ms they are best suited to. They have the
idea that this is purely and pre-emncnty religious
movement The most perfect freedom exists. In
regard the manifestations, the speaker mentioned
the writing Of letters, &c, by spirits rooms where
not living person was, &c. lie then gave long
account o his own experience in spiritual manifesto.
tons.
letter from spiritualists in Cleveland, was then
read. II is said there are 900 in that city.
The President then said that he held in his hand
communication from the spirit Of Thomas Je1er.
son, suggesting a new lorm VI government, some ex
tracts Of which were read.-Boston Coufic, and Jour
nal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03

At market 1850 Beef Cattle $50 Stores, 10 pairs Work
ing Oxen So Cows and Calves, 600 Sheep and Lambs,
and $40 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle--Extra, $64 LIST quality, Sc 90
Sd quality, SIS 81 third quality, 81 a ordinary,
$3a.
stores-Yearlings, So a 7; two years old, 81, 9,
il IA; three Yeas old, $50, 81, "a 81.
Working 0xen-Saes S95, 80, 100 49,
Cows and Calves-sales $40, 20, "a, IS, 27 a 80.
Sheep ana Lambs-Sales oIextra, at $50, 7 by
lo', Sl4, laa2
Swine-6A 7ac. retail, SIC; fat Hogs, SIC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03

- We notice that the City Council, at its last
session, passed, with great unanmitY, the ordinance
establishing the Office OF Street Commissioner
The subject has been before the two Boards nearly
six months, and very fully and freely Investigated
and discussed The measure, SO far as we can
judge, seems to be popular one, and if a suitable
person can be selected 10 fill the office, we have no
doubt. after fair trial, the experiment will prove
satisfactory to the people, and conducive to the in
terests oflhe city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03

LUNCH Room IN THE CAPIToL.-The best
lunch to be had in the ''city of magnificent dis
tances, is. in the lunch room at the Capitol =
The readers of the universal Cotton Plant mus
not be surprised to hear that, within the walls oil
the Capitol of this great republic, is just as snug
and coy restaurant as is to be found anywhere
IN the world. Here chubby looking pigs, that
seem to have been caught Gas the artists have it,
and cooked in the agonies of death; turkeys and
chickens kicking up their legs ducks with fold
ed Wings beef beautifully roasted ham in cham
paigne; suspicious looking bottles long necked
do; silver capped do; black do; blue do; green
do; short do; square do; and stout do; with
eggs, and butter, and coffee, and sugar. etc. etc
are congregated to satisfy 'the assembled wisdom
that all right in the country (The roast pig
which looks as though it had died of apoplexy.
shows thatI
1t is marvellous sight to see General Cass
and General Rusk talking over the Texas bound
ary,' with their mouths full of bread and butter,
to see Soule and Sumner UiS us over the agonlzng
turkey; to deliberate upon the sublimity of Sew
ard, preferrng his fingers to fork as he MUNICH
es away at the 'drumstick' of a chicken (of which
he is fond.) | say it IS a marvellous sight
Just fancy Old Jacinto and Borand after a till
IN the Senate, 10 breathless audience:
Houston.-'Borland l rather got YOU. on the
con sti tn tion-al- (his voice lost in a huge
mouthful of roast beef and dry crackers)
Borland-I don't know, exactly (piece Of
plckle)-l think the Constitution is clear on the
point. (Plece OF ham, There may be some
slight notification brandy and water)-due the
question in all its expansions-(un buttons the
lower button of his waistcoat)-but I'm of opin-
ion, General-(a nother piece of ham}-that YOU
are wrong-(fnishes the brandy and water)
just behind these, Hale is making Hunter
laugh his eyes out, while in a corner you will see
couple of cabinet men (the 'awaaertake5s' of the
An.taistratlon) with the Speaker mingling the
probability of war with England with 'toddy'
that would even tempt Sam Houston
The room is always open, but conducted with
great propriety. There are many other nice lit
tie things about the Capitol Cotton Plant.
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WINTER CIotMln 6.

MACULLAR, WILLIAMS a "; \
large Stock Of the most lashtonaole n
TER CLOTHING that ever was fPfs,
BY rare combination Of science wv
bled 20 offer vestments Of the neWes'
during aDd fashionable colOrs, al|a t'pt
lures, at the very lowest remunetaiNe}
Macullar, Williams a. Co. iHyiie ID '
their bazaar, aud inspect their unIiNpl q
Clothing. Boys clothing of every VII
of every sashionable style, Is on hand
- Maeiiila Jar " iui.aHns n AZ - q, lls.,s, n
Street. sign of the Fall Dressed N"f 70
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03

MEMOIR OF NARY L. WARE, wife OF Henry Ware Jr.
By Edward BBaH Published by Crosby Njcbols
A. Co. BoSton. osDJ, ANoHols
Tins is the life of good, sanity woman who amidst
the blessings Of life and amidst its trials cares and so
rows, recognized the hand OF God, and cheerfuy &C
cepted them as the dspensations of all wise Provi
nee.
There was not much orsincdent in the life of Mrs
Ware. 1t was cast in comp ,ravely pleasant placer
and glidcd like stream until the end. Her letters
give pl ,asant view of the home circles of good peo
pleof her quiet inner lile of her faith and trus
ing confdenc in God, and of her meeknes and lonel
ness of spirit.
{ The work be purchased at Hutchinson's book
store Main street, and will well repay all those who
purchase it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03
Drowi,,g. ii oin,iNg Aeafemy.

PRoF. ROHNER IS returned 20 the ", an ni ~
over l. d. Goddard COS store, Nhs,t b poposesO
open
Dyaaci7g od Painting Acadff@g, Ill.,,
for Adults and Youth. The erms WI rI'la.s
tor "a lessons, pro yIdd sufficient n'mosIp p"ps "i0
obtained.
MIR. r. will continu to paint Portraits asl usual ana
will guarantee peritt hkenesses. sPeehenls OF MS
work may be seen at is rooms, and lal,es 'u
'He" ~ lhFlteu 10 eur anu eA" DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03
MNrTSTRY-

From the Report of the Committee On Dentistry attke
last Mechanics Fair, held in this city:
I" the case presented by o. f Harris, of Wofces-
ter Tue Committee gave their UNANIMOUS AND IN
QUALIFIED praise, both for the eence of the mate
rial, the uaturaness and decacy of color the perfect
carving oil The teeth and aso for the superiority the
plate work, and the strength and perfect fitting Of the
teeth to it.
In view ofthese facts your Committee award to him
the first premium ofa
silver Medal,
Tor the specimens presented.''
Having increased facilities for the manufacture OF
Teeth Inc subscriber prepared 70 furnish Dentists with
Block Teeth, OF superior quality, both 10 strength
atoms OF the Teeth.
Tooth Brlshes also, Tooth Powders, and Wash, su-
perior articles, may be had OF o. F HARRIS.
l5S Slain street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
may22 dawIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03

~ SATURDAY EvEsINc, Jan ], 1853.
The Ordinance appointing Street Commissoner
was taken from the table, and alter short discussion
and the usual preliminary having been TAKEN the
bill was passed to be ordained-I6 yeas to nays and
the Ordinance was sent up the Aldermen, who sub
sequently passed it TO be ordained. 1.-THE Bill the
that heretofore published with few slight al
teratons. The salary is to be $500
The Committee on Education presented Report
concerning the proposition for the establishment OF a
Public Library recommending reference of the mat
ter to the City Council, and expressing hope
that this interesting subject might be lost sight of
by the incoming administration, and that they might
their way clear to bring abon this important pro-
jet The Report accepted and the Aldermen con-
CURED.
The resolves the School Committee, recommend
ing the appointment of Superintendent of Schools,
referred to the next City Council
The proposition to make Linden street public
street, referred to the next City Council.
The sum of 5000 ordered paid to the contractors
in part payment for building thenew road towards New
Worcester.
The Committee having the of the matter, re-
ported that they had sold the old Munroe School
House for Ss7 50; and also the old at South Wor-
cester for SIPS.
ported nearly qnite completed The building is 80
by 40 feet, stories high, the lower story being well
seated, the whole cost of S3Oe7 The school house
lot contains l-2 acre, and cost $500.
The Committee Lamps reported that they had
erected, in addition to many oil lamps, gas lamps at
an expense OF $40
The Committee on the Fire Department reported
that they had erected Engine House and Hose Loft
on Carlton street, at expense Of 1854 The lot
measures 1870 square feet and cost rs per foot
They also reported they had erected Hose Loft in the
rear ofthe Main street school house. at cost of $50
The several petitions of John P. Ketell and others
Thomas Chamberlain and others, and Lydia A. Keith.
were indefinitely postponed.
The order respecting the right of the public TO the
water on Grafton street, Joseph Prats house was
referred to the City Solicitor,
Aher the usual vote of thanks to the President and
Clerk, the Council adjourned without day.
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GrenviIIe,s Vcgeta

This is the most efIectunl Itme,' 81 ~
the THROAT DisTEMFth ',i. DIX,
nant pItrid Sore Thfpai, ev worth o.
KER, CANKElt RASH, "A, Teethlns
the Mouth, or what il usually, ne Of inc
SENTERY aud Eankcf ~ .,f aiimenla'
Nursing Women, and lle t11ITT, Jr.,
Children IN shot, fQf a'gD worcester
Mucous Membrane 0fths... -
nv canals. ~ Sold nyn
sent17 3tf "a Nerves; ~ ma
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Genuine FemiIy Mediria.

Genuine Family Medicines, and Physician's
prescriptions carefully prepared from materials of the
quest char cter.
nat the purest, and most reIi able drugs should be
used in the preparst,on of family nnodiei".s n-a.
scrptiuns is proposition too clear 10 be questioned
The subscriber fully recognizing this important fact az
sures the public, that medicines Obtained of him. NAV
be depended upon as Ensupassed in point Of quality.
l.. I. LAZELL, Apothocary,
maY3 dawu POI Main street
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b. IL. KINNEY

scWIptOr, and Cnm4eO Cutter,
Has taken Rooms directly opposite the Amercan Tenn
perance House, Main street, Worcsster Mass. where
he Is prepared TO receive orders for Buss Statues Me
dalion and Cameo Likenesses &c. Designs for Monu-
jy3 dawti
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-03

Gold Pens.-Mr u +. Martin, tie we'll knomn
cache OF Penmanship in Brinley Row, has received
another lo' OF those superior Gold Pens set ced by
bimsei with grent care NJ the mandatory IN New
YORK, which he warrants will suit the hand and meet
the wants OF the most lastidious lady gentleman.
dec 1 drf
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Lectures by Prof. JAJ. mapes.

o. At Warren Hail. Worcester, at u O'Clock.
Jan. f. The Vegetable Garden.
Jan. Fruits and Fruit Trees.
u Tickets, Is cents for the Course, 81. To be
had at John BOydens Exchange Office of VIM. S. Lin
coin. or at the Hall on the evening of each Lecture
dec2l diff
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PROFESSOR MAPEs's LEcrUREs.-The lecture
on Wednesday evening, on singh culture,' was
most interesting and valuable one showing the ad.
vantages Of combining the labor and expense Of farm.
ing within such limits as will give high rate Of
production, and comparatively higher profit to the
farmer That, on Friday,eveuing, on manures, was
even more valuable than the o.her and showed 10
most striking and convincing manner the immense
waste Of ferizing matter tina, is constantly going
on under the System generally pursued. II gave di.
rectlons asoas to the best means of increasing the
quantity and economisng the Of manures. The
next lecture, will be by advertisement, will
be given at Warren Hall, on Tuesday evening, the
City Hall being otherwise engaged for that evening.
| Our farmers and gardeners, who do not hear these
ecsures, not Of the loss to which they rub
iect themselves by such omission. We hope that
Pany more Of them than have yet been present will
Eail themselves Of the opportunity of hearing the
10 remaining lectures Of the course.
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JAMES n pETRCE
General Collector. go Mnjn 81

GeheraI collector, 2l2 Main Street,
Worcester, Mass, will attend 10 the collecting of
and fidelity r'
REFERENcEs.-Beni. F. Haywood, NJ. D.. Hon. EN-
DRY Nashbnrn Goddard, Rice d Co. b. /. IIardon
q Co Earle q Drew, OF ofcester. NJ ID. Phillips
esq, OF the irln of Phillips Sampson & Co.. Boston.
Worcester, June 26,tIo52. dtf
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Gray Hair Changed by the use of Van
Deusen's Improved Wahpene.-The repnta.
non winch his CT ebraed article has Acquired in its
satisfactory results, has become Thoroughly estab
ilshed Among the varons remedies of the present
Gay, offered for the Improvement OF the human Hair
lhis preparasion the result of patient and aboous
Physiological research, has extensively received and
merited public favor. 1t requires but the careful app
eaton OF Van Densen's Improved WahpeGe,'' agfeea-
bie 10 me directions tnrnshe to be Convinced of It's
beDehela effects To those whose hair from sickness
or other causes, becomes Impoverished, or fallen of,
This preparation will il be newly repenisbed
WIN thck and iuxuriant growth, and Gray Hair TO
become chhnged anu 10 return 10 its original color
Agents for Worcester, CALDWELL \ HILL Apoth
ecaries, 229 v ain stree. nnv27 &v6m
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!AYwARp's GAZETTEER OF THE UNITED
'egs.-This work which has been SO anxiously
""eatr, during the past year, is now published in
are someq volume Of s62 pages We think there
'er other Wements in its general arrangement
s,ses Genera. Of the kind. The introduction
.o+ows descriptions of the United States" Then
les Next we have e several States and Terri
ap.N-- sohabetically arranged, de-
sosis Siountains, Valleys, Rivers Greeks,
Lakes, Capes, Bays, Harbors, Islands, Sounds, sc.
aud then, arranged in the same way, the Countries,
Cities, Towns, Villages, &c. whether incorporated
not Incorporated. Then we have the Mineral
Springs, Waterfalls, Caves Beaches, and other
fashionable resorts. Another chapter is devoted TO
the Light Houses, and another still to the Banking
Institutions o. the country. Another gives the en-
tire Of 1850, and another all the Post Offices
in the Union. There are numerous statistical tables
for the mere enumeration OF which we have not the
room in this article. The public will see that it is
a work of great labor, and necessarily contains
vast fund Of information, which family should he
without. We learn that Col. Warner Kinds and
Mr. Lucius Reach have the sole agency for the work
for this county, and all Of il in this State and
that they will Immediately offer il TO the public.
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A. PIITsNTISS.

Designer and Engraver, upon Wood aud Stone
House on Crescent street All orders left with o.
attention. Particular attention paid TO drafting NJ G
merry. dec30f u
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If7g' The Boston Almanac's classification OF the
bembers Of tho new Legislature on the liquor law
Question, Is full Of errors. Az least two members
81 the House from this County, who are put
hown as for the law,are well known to be opposed
Ito it.--Noythampton Courier.
There are other important errors in the table.
One Of tho hrmest Coalitonists from this county 10
put down as ahunkv Democrat.
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Ut >. NJ. PETITE NGILL d CO., Newspaper AID
yertisng Agents are the Agents Tor the Daily aud
y spy and authorized receive and
subscriptions Tor US az the lowest rates Their receipts
are regarded as payments. Their offices are al New
YORK, l22 Nassau street; Buston, 10 State street,
'elS daxvtf