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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

CCRANTON COAL.--Jhe Delaware, Llcka.
- wanna and Western Railroad Company oacs No 81 Va.
=. v c.uiiuue g. sell This - ptktoh tOAlr delivered
III. advertised per Of :, al0 pounds viz;
Lar. Fsg tior CRATES and house flrracesl..,...
small Frg TOR large and graesl. ....-... -
M, or Stove flor cooking stoves. ranges Scl.,, .
Chestnut flor small en- nes SC }. .....'....'.,s 800
Fr.iyht 20 New York BROOKLYN, Jersey city, Ne, N the
Barge '' 'h' COMPANY ''' w = WARREN Trsasurer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06
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The jury Bin was taken up. Mr.. Merwin
of Boston made speech in favor OF repeating
the Jury Law of last year. He is one OF that
class of men who have seized upon the argu-
ment that the Constitution secures the right
of Jurors to judge ofthe law, in order to snow
that the Legislature have no right to legsiate
ON the subject The result they come to is
Just the one which suits those who rely upon
the usurpations ofthe Courts to get nd OF Inc
right which the Constitution gives.
Mr. Lawrence of Cambridge, followed MI.
Merwin, ana took nearly the same view.
Mr.. Taft of Worcester, followed IN an ex-
cellent speechin favor of the law of 1855.
Mr.. Pike of Newton spoke on the same
side.
The previous question was moved and or
dered The yeas and nays were taken, and
Mr. Austins amendment (repealing the law
of 1850 was rejected by vote of lO2 yeas
to I40 nays.
The Senate bill was then rejected by vote
of 90 yeas to l5l nays.
Mr.. Pollard of Taunton, moved re- con :
sideration, which motion goes over tillto-
morrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

III ,,os+ ;rtorostinc, avapt in tho nroceed-
Ty:aI.4,.so r,,o.5a ~
lngs OF the Legislature on tuesday, was the
reception and reading Of the Attorney Cen
erals annual report, containing a fierce on
s1o,o.h+ ,,,,op +be liouor law We conv be.
~" thae Poi'loN VI II 'n"' iei''e' " 'He ope-
ration OF the law
s.In compliance with the requirement of
the statute, 1 deem it my duty to call the at
tention of the two houses to the significant
fact disclosed in these return, District Attor-
ney's) that of the great increase in the crimi-
nal business of the commonwealth, which
they compel us to contemplate and deplore,
very large proportion has arisen out of the
efforts that have been made to enforce the
prohihtory LIQUOR laws, Of l832 and 1855 in
I Of the unnrecidentedly Iarpe nunber of cosos
which have been carried from tho co., 20
common pleas and the mnnicinal court %
Roston to tba surname ;,,,l;o;ol oo,,nt - "
hills IF excent;on and 4ot;ona j., nrro ~ ~
1 ipdoment aud wb;oh boya - .,.'.eg u
the. ATTORNEY General. nearly two tb;rJs Loys
y s.,,. no"i' IVY 'hires nave
lions of the nrovsions If those $3.50 '4'i Se
! the whole nnnobor of offonaos .ai':p VI
Of 5l51, more than 9Ooo or no ,,rIns q .osaI
Of ali the criminal rroscc,tions foy a. lno,e'y
which have roocbeJ az an,'.+ ~ ~ 'lie YEAR
Meas and the rnnnio;roI oc,,rt - common
class Pa y % "a ''ie same
NV own Deliberate iudone,t; g tho4;.
0"N ueAoei "se augment is, that 1t has
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHs.--We congratulate our
citizens, that they to have the opportunity Of
testing the virtues of this great discovery in our own
midst DR.. Colby, who is giving large numbers Of these
Baths in Boston, has had many years experience in the
application of Electricity and Galvanism and the oppor
tunes he has had for testing the virtues Of this de-
velopment- boIh in the city Of New York and Boston
pre- eminenly qualify him to administer the Baths in a
safe and udicious Manner end with certainty Of
where is possible For particulars advertise.
ment in another column. The Doctors office, It will be
seen, is at lis Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06
MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLArURE.

WEDNESDAY, March 8,
SENATE.-The vote whereby the Senate re-
fused to pass TO third reading the bill con-
corning the Metropolitan Railroad Company,
was considered, and the bill placed in the
orders of the day.
The bill to abolish the Police Court at
read once.
The Resolve providing for an amendment
to the Constitution for dstricting the State for
the choice of Senator'S and Representatives to
the General Court was taken up. SENATE.
No. 62.) Question on the amendment offer
ed by Mr. White, and then on ordering to a
thud reading The amendment provides that
the Legislature shall make the divisions, sc.
Mr.. Lee OF Worcester opposed the amend
ment on the ground thpt it would create con
fusion i'll the Legislature each year. BY this
system many of the towns would be disfran-
chsed
Mr.. Pierce of Norfolk thought the amend.
ment had a ragged unfinished appearance,
and would result in basis of representation
anything but just and equitable.
Mr. White Of Norfolk supported his amend
nent in heightened speech He discussed
the district system, and though opposed to 1t,
was willing to have il tried, ii Il was thought
best, providing II is not to DO fixed upon us.
WI Oawley Ut Bristol opposed tho amend
mspt.
Further consideration Of the question was
postponed to Thursday at IL NJ.
HOUSE. - PetHioHs-Of sundry parties
against the suppression of small bills Harvey
Dodge and others OF Sutton and z. king and
others, against being set off into a new town
called Riyerton.
Committee Appoiatea-On tie Kansas re.
solves, Messrs, Temple of birmingham, Smith
OF Truro, Davis Of Westport, Upham OF Dor.
chester =. y. Rogers Of Boston, Dennio Of
Boston, Estes Of Ipswich, Andrews OF Dan.
sefs, partridge OF Whichendon, Baldwin Of
Wilbraham, and Brown OF Cheshire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

THE PERUVIAN sYRuP.--Is n-a blsssingf- We reoy
think II is. And this say, not professionally not as
nditing editorial paragraph, and not least of ALL as
preparing ruG or advertisement for pay. We speak
our own individual and honest sentiments based on our
personal experience when state that the Peiuyiau
Syrup Is useful medical agent. II has been repeatedly
tried by us in person. and by members Of our families;
We have seen its beneficial effects at the resdes Of our
acquantanoesi and we can therefore speak decidedly,
and from pure Motives Of the practical benefits resulting
from the use Of this really excellent medicine
For The radical Of dyspepsia, the tonlng Of de
bltated SYSTEM The improvement Of the spirits and
sequeny, the general health Of both males and females,
we sincerely regard the Peruvian Syrup Of great value
and such cordially commend 1t 10 readers !.
Arnolds Globules kept for sale by John Q. Hin,
Apothecary 22o Main Greet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

Young man named Charles Draper alias
Charles B. Clifford, was arrested i'll Boston on
Wednesday of last week, and committed to
jail tor forgery. He had passed as the neph.
ew of X-Governor Clifford. At one place
he run up bill of $1,000, for dry goods and
clothing from which he took at the time of the
purchase an entire suit at another bill of
1925, for boots and shoes, from which he took
q nice pair of boots and thus he went round
TIL he was well dressed after the latest fashion.
Then he passed forged note purporting to
have been signed by Hen. John Il. Clifford.
for which he obtained a gold watch worth
5000
The wife of Rev. C. N. Seymour of
Whately, OH the 18th gave birth to son and
daughter A few hours after, the Rev. gen.
tleman edited his congregation by preaching
from the text" Suffer little children to come
unto me, and forbid them not"
A strong detachment of the British
fleet is shortly expected to arrive at Havana.
The Terrible, Daring, Available and Power
full, are reported to be already there; and il
is rumored that their destination is Nicarag a.,
to operate against Col. Walker and his adhe-
rents.
The Greenfield Gazette says that dur
ing the last four years 400 different scholars
have been entered upon the register of the
village school in that town. and of this num-
Der but two have died, one OF whom was
burnt to death.
on M9 raagP i te sy., w wee w y M Ws
his stump puller in Michigan and Ohio, for
about $1,000
The steamer Ericsson picked up a
disabled Dutch brig at sea and towed her into
Southampton, England She was worth,
with her cargo of Wines &C., about 800, 900
"a very nice little prize.
The people of Norfolk, Va, have lost
slave property to the amount of 5000
within a year, partly by yellow fever and
partly by escape.
Theodore Parker has received letter
from an Albanian, calling him odd
white hearted, slave stealing scoundrel. -
Mr., Parker says he never before had the title
of D. d. conferred on him, even in small let
tiers.
1t has been a hard season for horse
flesh IN New York city. Since the sleighing
| commenced, 900 horses have been killed OF
died in that city, over the usualnumber.
The Know Nothing Council at Free.
dom, N. H., after listening to lecture from
hon. John s. Wells, unanimously voted to
dsband. They had about 81 90 in the trea-
ury.
S. S. Summons, holder of 300 slaves
and immense juniper and cypress swamps in
Hyde county, N. c., has failed for over half a
million.
The heavy snow storm in Portland
on Sunday, blockaded the railroads in thai
vicinity.
Mrs. Temperance Thomas died in
Lowell on Sunday, aged one hundred and foui
years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

SANS WAGON DREAMING Down. The K.
Ms were defeated in Salem on Monday
Their candidate for Mayor was Gen. William
Sutton. He received 62S votes, William S.
Messervey, the citizens candidate, 67S.
In Amesbury, on Monday, the citizens
union ticket for town officers was elected over
the Know Nothings by majority of 1876
votes. saa M
In Gardner, on Monday, the Americans ran
a separate ticket, and were badly defeated by
the Republicans.
In Dorchester, the residence of Gov. Gard
ner, the Know Nothings run ticket, but the
citizens Independent ticket was chosen by a
large majority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06
Town Omcers $50.

WEST BoYLsToN. Mo1erator-B. F. Keyes
Town Clerk-Horatio Houghton. seectmen-
John Prentiss, Geo. F. Howe, Samuel Lawrence.
Oyerseers of the Poor-Joseph C. Lowell, Levi
Sturteyant Edmund F Brigham. Assessors
Jonathan Pierce, Addison Lowell Stephen H.
Smith. School Committee-Rey. Joseph W.
Gross, Rev. William Murdoch. Rev. Geo R.
barrow. Collector and Treasurer--O. B. Saw
yer. Constables-Ashley H. Wood, Ethan Blod-
gett. All Republicans
GRAFToN-Town Clerk-James W. White.
Observation-Disclosures S. Pratt, Luke F. Allen,
Levi N. Leland, Thomas A. Buffum, Rufus L.
Witherby Assessors-Nathan Hancock, Gilbert
G. Taft, Jonathan H. Wood. General School
Committee--Rev. F. McIntire, VIM F. Wheeler,
Esq, Rev. Joseph Smith. Overseers of the Poor
Ashley W. Rice, Jonathan B. sbley, Hiram
Fernald. Treasurer-Augustus Slocomb. Col
lector-Geo. F. Slocomb.
DUDLEY.-Mod .rator-Ebenezer Davis. Town
Clerk-Lemuel Healy. Selectmen-Asa E. Ed.
munds, George Davis, Abiel D. Williams. AS
sessors-Augustus 7. Allen, Amasa Davis, I'd,
William H. Larned. Treasurer-David D. Kings.
bury. School Committee-Rev. Joseph Barber,
George N Perry, John A. Larned. Constables
Charles E. Kimball Reuben P. Taft Collec-
tor-Charles E. Kimball.
WARE.-Town Clerk--E. L. Brainerd. Sc.
lectmen-Charles A. Stevens, Addison SANFORD,
N, H. Anderson. Assessors-Lewis Demond,
Seth Pierce, Samuel Morse. School Committee
George I. Hill, S. W. Bannister, Leander
Wetherell, George G. Claiming, William C. Ea-
ton. constabe-samuel R. Fletcher oyerseers
of the POor-orrin Sage, Charles A. Stevens,
Addison Sanford, n, II. Anderson s II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

BosToN WORCESTER RAuRoAD.-TMr. J.
Q. a. Bean, for many years the efficient sta
ton agent of the Worcester road in this city,
has resigned his situation for more lucrative
and less arduous position in another business
He has been faithful to the interests of the
road. aud untiring in his devotion to the ac-
commodation and comfort of the passengers.
As a token Of regard, the employees of the
road have presented to him a handsome SER
vice Of plate. Boston Courier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

1OEal. ~ $500
The amount of wire turned out here every day
gives some idea of the vast and rapidly ncreas-
ing demand for this branch of The manufactures
of our country, and it is fact that may not gen
orally be known, that the American iron WIRE is
the best wire in the world.
There are consumed in this mill annually,twen-
ty-five hundred tons of Pictou and Cumberland
coal; three hundred tons of fine sane, oeauu,
full article brought from the shores OF Long ISL
and: twenty hogsheads of fine clay, from the
same locality; twelve thousand fire brick; twelve
barrels whale oil twelve barrels patent grease
one hundred bushels rye meal and -four twenty
one casks of lime; and six thousand pounds OF
yitrol Wenoticed in the anneainS department,
that neat had been introduced as substitute Tor
coal and wood, and we were informed that it
burned we'll, and gave very good satisfaction.
This is an important fact in these days OF high
prices of coal, and scarcity of wood. There is
an abundance of peat in the immediate vicinity
of these works, and nearly all the wet meadows
of Worcester abound in peat of superior quail
ty. There are employed in this mill Gig hty- FIVE
operatives-two sets of hands, driving the works
day and highland water power equal to one
hundred horses. There are three water wheels in
1he mill, two of which are Upham's improved
wheel-a water wheel of great capability and SUI
perior durability.
Many of the operations in an iron mill are ex-
ceedingly beautiful and interesting, particularly in
the night time, and there are number of ingen-
ious and powerful machines at work, fashioning
the iron into bars and rods of every desired form
and size, with the most surprising rapidity. But
the plan of our work does not allow of giving
any portcular descriptions of the various pro-
cesses of manufacture we may witness, even il
we possessed the ability to do so.
The annual product of this establishment is
valued at three hundred thousand dollars. Cap
ital invested, eighty thousand dollars. Number
of FORCES, three.
1t will be seen thai in the valley of the Black
stone the manufacture of iron has assumed an
immense importance, as regards the consumption
of raw materials the value of the product, and a:
a branch of skilfull industry.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. Davis Chase, of the
firm of 1. Chase Company, oil merchants
Of Providence, died very suddenly at his res
idence in Woonsocket, ON Sunday night last.
He was i'll but few hours. He was about
fifty years of age, and very highly respected
in all the relations OF life
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

NEWSPAPER STocK.--rhree thousand Ave
hundred dollars were offered, yesterday for
one Of the shares Of the New York Tribune
This would make the one hundred shares,
into which this establishment was divided a
few years ago, worth $35O.O00. The par VAL
ue Of each share is $l000..-Ne,o York Mir.
Yoy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

NEW PoLrncAL PRoJEcr.-Mr. Greeley Of
the Tribune telegraphs from Washington
"The members Of Congress who stand by
Free Kanzas aud are opposed to Mr. Fillmore
for President, are considering the policy Of
issuing call for Peoples Presidential Con.
yention--probably to meet lat Philadelphia SIM
ultaneously, or substantially so, with the Re-
publican Convention. The movement will be
carefully considered, and no step taken with
out extensive preconcert and some delibera-
tion"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

Try THE BEST The oudest Boosting and windest self
wanting is not always indicative of the greatest merit
Now although there are preparations high
btolon that the initiated would think they originated
y little beneath The sky and possess such remarkable
qualities that they unfit for roor mortal hesh but
designed for ETHEREAL class Of beings, is
freshng to contact with remedy adapted to hui
Ills and such leve to bessG. w Stones Cough,
Consumption and Bronchitis Elixir 1t makes only a
modest enunciaon Of its merits but from actual trial
remedy extant It has cured bad and tight seat
ed cough and colds in forty eight hours; try it.
BUSH & co. Sole Aaens Tor Worcester County
Agents-Jarues Green, III Main Street. Worcester;
B. Wngate, New England Village; c. A. Rale Grafton.
fy14 dawlm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

LUNG lNHALATIoN,--Dr. c. Howard Marshall
catarrh and lung physician, now at the Worcester
House, will leave for Springfield on Friday even.
ing, March 7th. .al fsrasa. 0Nr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

FATAL ACCIDENT We learn from the Prov
dence Journal, that on Friday last, Franklin
Barber, Of Mystic, Greenmanyille, Connecti-
cut oyerseer of wooden mill, was caught in
some OF the machinery and instantly killed
be was about forty years Of age, and leaves a
family.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

ScHooL AGA1N.-The day and evening schools
at the Main Street School House which were sus-
pended for short time in consequence of the i'll
ness of the teacher, will be opened again, to-day
and evening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06
TnIRTY-FoURTH CONGRESS.

w ASHlNGIUN, hldiCll t.
SgNATE.-The Senate passed the bill ap-
propriating $4,000 for new Notifications at
Galveston.
The Illinois election case was then consid-
cred. Mr.. Stuart commended that the Consti.
tuition of Illinois renders Mr.. Trumbull ineli.
gible.
Messrs. Butler, Toucey, and Seward sever
ally spoke to the effect that the power to elect
a Senator is derived from the Constitution of
the United States, not from that of Illinois,
Therefore the latter has no power to prescribe
the qualifications of Senators, neither to add
to, diminish, nor to modify The requirements
of the federal constitution. Consequently,
Mr.. TrumbulP claim to the seat should be
maintained. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-The Senate bill for the construc.
ton of ten sloops- of war, was referred to the
Naval Committee.
Mr.. Smith of Alabama introduced bill to
prevent the introduction into the United States
of foreign criminals, paupers and hnatics.-.
Referred to the Committee on Foreign AT
fairs.
The deficiency appropriation bill was passed.
Among other appropriations is one of $l50,-
900 for sick and disabled seamen. The pro-
viso to abolish the Marine Hospitals, and au-
thorize the Secretary of the Treasury to con-
/ tract for the medical treatment, after severe
struggle, was stricken out. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

The Supreme Court Of Indiana has
decided that the 2sth and goth days Of Feb
ruaiy, in leap year, are to DO counted as one
day, and note falling due on the 2Sth can
not be protested for non-payment till after
banking hours on tho Goth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

az. ~ his cn,irse. last evening, at
the City Hall, to crowded house. We have
never seen an audience more attentive or delight
ed than they were, in listening to the Doctors
inimitable dissertation upon the Heavenly bodies,
&c. Next Monday evening, he gives his second
Lecture, the first of his course upon Geology
proper
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

LYoEUW LEcTURE.-Rev. Frederick H.
Hedge Of Providence, R. l., will lecture this
evening, before the Lyceum.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

Bronchitis Coughs, HOarSeaess, Brotra'S
Bronchial yroches, OF Voice Llzeuges, made from
lii Y esteemed recipe for the alienation Bronchial
affections Coughs, IL arseness Irritation the Throatei
Their chronic, ocfasoned by cold unusual exeron Of
the vocal organs in speaking singing Cergymen Vo-
caiiste lawyers AMI all public SPEAKERS, viii fnd them
admirable substitute water in soothing the bron
chial tupes, and valuable and efficient remedy Con
tanning opSum they can he used cely as requisite
JOHN I, BROWN & SON. Propretors
Wholesale Agents for New England States WEEKS &
POTTER Boston.
For salem Worcester BY D. SCOTT, JAMES GREEN.
and Druggists generally febl On
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

The lecture term Of the Worcester Medical
Instation commences thisday. The Introductory
exercises will take place this evening at Warren
Hail. commencing at seven o'clock. The public
are invited to attend
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06
. 9DAIL1 sPY..THUR sDAY. MARCH

branch of business in these works, and it is, we
believe, the only establishment in the country
manufacturing this description of hoop IRON
The bail wire from these works is superior ar
ticle and with the other descriptions of wire man
ufactured here possess high reputation in the
market, and among consumers. Wire for almost
every imaginable use, from mouse trapsto a
suspension bridge, is made by this company.
The descriptions of iron consumed in these
works are known in commerce as American and
Foreign refined Pennsylvania Blooms and Billet,
Northern Blooms, and boiler clippings, and the
annual consumption isIestimated at three thous-
and tons. The daily product of this may
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

We, yesterday, stated that Colonel Dewitt,
our Representative in Congress, was sick at
his home in Oxford. We now learn that his
brother, Archibald Dewitt, Esq, of Frank
lin, in this State, and formerly a resident in
this place. lies very, low, without any expecta-
ton being entertained of his recovery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

Strangers visiting Boston in quest Of medical
AID - under difficulties OF "Private Nauren will find
Il ~ cir advantage to consult DR. MORRILL, the odt
Advertising Pay eielan IN Boston, Oloe % Howard A.
nnhO dRm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06
Mre, M, ". Gerngds, FemnIe pIysfcfn :,

Klrs. M w. Gcrasds, FEMME Phyaicfnn
Mrs. g. having given special attention 10 the theory Of
Midwifery, and united with the study about six years Of
practice three of which has been this city, and without
the loss Of single mother child woul6 with degree
confidence still ye and recommend her services to her
friends generally she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females.
n B. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended to in connection with Dr. Wilson'S serpentne
Supporter.
Residence, 6S Summer street. between Central and Elk
hange SITS. n10 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

II should be fully understood by every person
how closely health depends upon Uitalify of the
blood. 1t is the great reason why those who ex-
ercise freely in the open air are more healthy and
vigorous than those who are confined in shops,
stores, counting rooms and manufactures Ar.
in the most pleasant and natural manner, by
chemical action.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

Our townsman, George jacques, left on
Monday morning for New York, to take pas
sage for Europe, where he expects to travel
for six or eight months
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

Hon. Levi Gutter, formerly Mayor of Port
land, died in that city on Monday evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-06

w Orceater BydrOpnthTc InstFssssfoD
on orch and Fountain SIS. Forester, Mass. Tle
Portable home for nvads at all seasons. The location he
elevated and healthy yet easy Of from all parts ~
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. s. Roerpn
and has never been limited to the exclusive use Of ate
those which seemed to require other treatment
For TERMS &C, address
Il. =. ROGERS, surRRrsTrNprSy
Outdoor practice attended TO-. Office hours M p n
au27 d&wtf