davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-25

s
A suLL asss.sasssassa.sly = s.sa !. s...:.:iss
: ae s q; - $500
OUILDBnS' hardware iseks laasAss, hts. lssss
ID and East batts, screws, -. A fall essessnsat
andlaaest styles at CADY, JONES xxUk0.
jaasl
NELTfN0-Kumbsi'so Ak tanned, patent strsteked
ID Lsath,f Betting, warranted not % stretch -
y salt tAe PsrshAser. Boston Gam Batting, 0sm
ss4 E,ap Packing ,s JONES Rex e T..
20 ;sa. 81
RRAss Cocks. oil caps. irvn and lsad pipe, every
ID thiag pertaining to nav mill or slean cngaa
fsr sals low u the sign of the $500
n junssA BIG ANvLl@
DLAN6S-iTesn6sld Tool co. :, : fresh s.osk q
i thsss Superior Toois jost received q theslme -
the Usnssll ne ANVIL =
MOOR .aA gsss spriap. dray BrosAsn paseps.
s q. "a ''F''s '''' cHDT JOINS 81 M
IT1TN-O1, soii. Sinding. Eaee, Aai1N, 81
- ard j:sl chains. - the 'isa e s sss /. .v,,
UtCR- 6o,id box. end Psrkss's esasa. ifees asd
, .sss I'''A ''''' ckDT 56sis 81 rs scii
DUNFs, wafer rans. saivasissd vsll sIaia I'D
axtares. Tor ssls low - tAss iga g re -
1aasM 1i0 = 49,.
CH0vELs. Amss KowlsAd.s; Psskk naltssks.
u LEI chain, aad epods suitable tsr esetsaoaoss -
jasssd OADY, JONES : PICKS. 1
N7HEEL BARROws, Crs4kars, sAsm Aeiit.
Nv ssose-Aanmers. for AAis - The sis. g ~
jsas1a Bt0 ANVIL.
CCYTfGs sa .sA1 sradIss .asd hervsstiaS isols Il
- great variety, q ssmali adssses oy
jaosSd CADf. JONkSA r1Oa.
LAY Straw and .sss1s issis. fos ~ 2. s Is.
II .ign q .As ltssdl DIG ANv1L-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-25

a. ACRngf 49, l11saas1 sAsss - . sns -
IS -. 10y 49, =. u Hsiesasss a1litiss.
- kstlllag ~ - aqA Sse0sa kosstA -
~ 9 psosa I11uso 1oehsspA llsA -.
.,,Y - $1,000 ~ = o'a'as a'''s' a''1'''
: hao1na6sso1,so urnh1A Stssse, bste0g c.
49, N lostapvteses6, hsl~ssa 49, ~ llA
4 1aReeus uovA - G. = OlAOnO,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-25


I. -. ;it; = - !. - !.
49, ~ 7S1 49, GG4na
Isetjsn ~ tss 1fNeAsass, ~
Dsa1apnAa9 A4on1os
ssosaAs o., nsxt d@sF = ~ AaASsssa, KssedA,
. - ..,iiss M - q ,sr.sss, rse1s5.
ssGseeiias lssas, - aay csAss bssiasss sAss nsy
Ws ievs sssvesises rsoas. sad viii ..sss! !. !:
.assle - rsasaise - - pssSsss : ~
kIssal ~ savases - q gods seasigssd
~ - 49, tsissA.
u - lsrp - vii sslssesd sassk q ooia
"a silvs ssAsis, 0sla Jswslfy - .osisss, vAisa
" ses :. wbsssaais ssa sssall. = - = - =
| 1sseAsats "a psdAlss viii - supplied - e.
sesmsly IN Dg1e0 - -.
< 0066 M 1vsiiIa9 Aesss wiash rosms, u
n apssassst sast 4 tkssity fos Ais
!. 7. Z co. :
. LON. .1u,ssaI 1sssss. 7s7ssls 3
I L0r. % Hisl .Fss4 ss'ssi. =
y 0o0D sasias. isss. - u Lave, g; '.9.S
< ZINE TXRE, u HaHsesk @, III. si.I -
A i.pssvsass6, iof ~ y n.EAO.
100 q 8 niles u - sisy = - - - -
o0 xC1H II LAID, viii - - ~
(0U y .iI<s = IL city, - - go -. -
ssle - T.. - IA Q.
/ 400 zOkss Z LII = = n E ~ ~ =
|efvWO - s-s-Eol7 a10 p - ~ -
! bssek sssS = Asssssss, ssaa -
-.x---r-------,s-----
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-25

: - M $1,000, sl1sa1sd % he corner II IL
H. - 6tSa6son ~.
! III fan. = ~ se1nsssf Hsltea - l3eA ~:
I'd $50 vesy Ae1iutt1e lASniAg IA41. $1,000
80 49, f's~AAs dsy % sAs :. s1aessvi
49, - lesaoyss1 WzuA fes -
~ ~ - "a I hitee a1svt 1satscss, - -
sason0 80 -. - Ut - y ~ 49,
~ ekove1pspsss3 = sGlssa = vesy 10y tssus.
AnmAes 80 Is - G y 010OqD, ~
jsHi6 kilhaanss No.. Aaia =.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

ELECTION BY THE HoUsE.-Should the cleo
ton of President be carried into the House,
the following, according to the best esti-
mate, will be the condition of the vote in
that body, given, as it would be, by States =
For Fren,ont-Maine. New Hampshire. Yer.
mont Massachusetts, Rhode Island Connecti-
cut, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin,
IA.
For Buchanan-Yirginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, California-l0.
For Ftthnore-Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky,
Missouri.
This is reckoning their vote according TO the
complexion of the present delegation from
these States, in the House, as they now stand,
as divided between the three candidates.
The three States of Tennessee Texas, and
Iowa would not vote at all, because Tennes-
see and Texas are each exactly divided be-
tween Fillmore and Buchanan, and Iowa d.
vided between Buchanan and Fremont.
Of course the people are going to render un-
necessary any such roudabout mode of choos-
ing President, by the triumphant election
Of John G. Fremont on the fourth of Novem-
Der next but the above classification of the
character Of the delegation from the various
States, as they now actually stand, shows
that even in case Of no choice By the people.
Buchanan viii not stand so.good a chance as
Fremont The member from Delaware, Mr..
Cullen, has been heard to declare, that in case
Of being obliged to choose between Fremont
and Buchanan, he should vote for Fremont,
in which case Fremonts vote would reach
fifteen. Sixteen, majority of the States,
being necessary for choice, none could be ef-
fected even If the Fillmore mon voted with
the Buchanan men. Fremont, coming with
in one vote of choice, would stand the best
chance.
But the BUCCANEERS think, that if no choice
is effected by the fourth Of March, Mr. Breck-
enridge, having already been Gas they propose
having him in that case,) elected Vice Presi-
dent by the Senate, will, by the default Of the
people aud the House to elect, constitutional.
iy. become President Of tho United States. --
Perhaps this game may DO played, but our
guess is that the people win put veto upon
it by choosing Fremont by decided majority
in November.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09
To be Continued Tomorrow.

The Geographic report of damages
by freshet at Keeseville, N. Y, October
LIST, is contradcted. Neither bridges nor mills
were carried away or damaged to any con-
siderable extent The Geographic operator
wanted to make a large story. Farther up
the Ausable river, however, at New Sweden,
a bridge and saw mill were swept away, and
at Ausable Forks, bridges, mills, and several
dwellings were demolished by the food and
a Catholic stone church was undermined so
as to be nearly ruined. Several persons
sons persisted, the water rising SO suddenly as
to sweep them away in their houses. The loss
OF life is not ascertaned, but it is reported
that fifteen persons are missing. Nine bodies
were recovered. On Salmon river the loss OF
property was nearly as great as on Ausable.
George ShultZ, a brakeman on the
Saturday night milk train on the Fitchburp
Railroad, was struck senseless by a bridge
near Wellington Hill, and after going three
miles was found on the top of the car. lie
was taken home, and remained in stoper
until Sunday morning, when he revived, and
was taken TO the Hospital.
The Newburyport Herald says that a
" fine black looking fellow of good SIZE who
was worth full five dollars pound, drifted
away from his master at Mobile short time
since, and was landed in this county, whence
he took near departure northward on Sat-
urday morning. lie is in Canada before this. -
The Cincinnati Fire Department has
under consideration, a new hose, manuiac-
tured in France. 1t consists OF hemp so
tightly woven as TO be imperyious 10 water,
and is recommended as sufficiently strong and
much tighter than iiyetod leather.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

OvERDID AND OVERCOME. - The Gardner
Americans in the 18th District, rather overshot
the mark in their attempts to go upon their own
hook, and put Hon Mark traitor over the course
in district where they were last year in minor
ity Of t,oo thousand less than the Republican
vote. Such scurvy treatment by the men who
prate about "Union and Harmony aroused the
Republicans of the District and of the Conven-
ton which nominated Hon. Henry L. Dawes, of
Adams. The Springfield Republican says it was
probably the largest and ablest body of men that
ever assembled in that part of the State for such
purpose. Their proceedings were manly,
straight forward, and creditable alike to them.
selves their cause and the District.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09
Citizens of the Ninth Congressional


Without regard to past political differences, who are
opposed to the repeal of the Missouri Compromise to the
extension of Slavery into Free Territory and to the
PRESENT ADMINISTRATION, AND ITS C0NTINU.
ANCE UNDER ANY OTHER NAME; who are in favor
of restoring the action of the government to the policy OF
Washington and Jefferson and of the admission of Kan
as Free States and who in favor of the prnci'
pies embodied in the resolutions of the Philadelphia Con
Vention, and of the election of FREMONT and DAYTON,
are invited in the several towns and cities, to assemble
tochoose delegates in tine proportion of three for every
Representative the General Court to which each town
or city is entitled to meet in Convention at BRINLEY
HALL in Worcester, on MONDAY, the thirteenth day Of
October next, at ten O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for Representative to Congress.
- 90 tha Gnrnmittpe.
The Ninth Congressional District comprises the following
JOWs WUICsstsr o0uuty. Asltburnham Auburn Barre
Boylston Brookfeld, Charlton, Clinton Douglas, Dud-
ley, Flchburg Gardner Grafton, Harvard, Holden Hub.
bardston Lancaster Leicester Leominster, Mbury N.
Braintree North BrooBfed, Northbrdge, 0akham, Ok
ford Paxton, Princeton, Rutland, Shrewsbury, South
BRIDGE Spencer, Sterling. sturbrdge Sutton Templetons
Webster West Boylston, Westminster Winchendon, and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

PENNSYLVANIA SKIES BRIGHT.-A letter
from Philadelphia, dated Oct ID, says =
son the 18th inst, we shall carry the
Union ticket in this State, by an overwhem.
ing majority. The name of the Democrats
who are joining the Republican ranks, in eve
ry part of the State, is legion. Never before.
since the days of Jackson has there been such
a turning over. Last evening the old line
Democrats in favor of Fremont and DAYTON.
had an immense meeting at the County Court
House, and speeches were made by john NJ
Reed, William j. Duane, Henry Drummer
Dennis o Brien, and w. A. jackson. They
resolved to form themselves into a Fremont
democratic Club, to promote the election of
Fremont and Dayton, and recommended the
Democrats in other parts of the State to form
similar associations without delay. More
than one thousand Democrats attended, and
the greatest harmony prevailed"
In reference to the same election, the Phil
adelphia North american says -
We have no fears as to the result. All
the advices from the interior justify the hope
that our united ticket will be Overwhelmingly
triumphant in almost every section of the
state. All that is needed to insure the most
complete success in the election which takes
place on the fourteenth of October next, is the
prevalence of the same rational spirit of mu-
tual concession which led the different ele.
ments OF the opposition to combine in forming
Union ticket. So far as we know, that
spirit has not been departed from. All the
Republican and all the American journals in
the state arc cordially united in supporting
the same ticket. Victory is therefore cortain
anu victory, in this contest, is the verdict of
Pennsy yania against the national aGminis-
tration"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

Z The BARGAIN.-The n Y. Tribune says =
We have authentic information to the effect
that the Hon. James Buchanan lately offered
to the Hon. Willard Fillmore the Embassy to
England as an iuducement to withdraw from
his (Fillmore's) present position as Presi-
dental candidate. We learn that this pro-
posal was mildly and deeOrously declined by
the distinguished Fillmore, with the sugges-
ton that perhaps after the fourteenth of De-
tober the distinguished Buchanan might be
ready to receive similar offer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09
The Citizens of Worcester County,

Without regard to past political differences, who
opposed to the repeal of the Missouri Compromise to the
extension Of Slavery into Free Territory and to THE
PRESENT ADMINISTRATION AND ITS CONTINU.
ANCE UNDER ANY OTHER NAME; who are in favor
OF restoring the action of the government the policy
of Washington and Jefferson and of the admission OF
Kanzas Free State; and who are in favor of the prin
cipes embodied in the resolutions of the Philadelphia
Convention and of the election of FREMONT and DAY
TON invited, in the several towns and Cities to
sembe to choose delegates in the proportion of three for
every Representative to the General Court to which each
town city is entitled meet in Convention at Brinley
Hail. in Worcester, on MONDAY the 18th day of 0cto-
Der next at IL O'Clock M for the purpose of nominate
ing candidates for Senators and all county offices which
are be elected the election to be held Nov A. 1856
By order of the County Committee
". ". RICE. Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

The ladies of Greenfield opened re-
freshment room during the two DAYS of the
agricultural exhibition, for the purpose of OBJ.
tanning funds for Kanzas. The object met
with unexpected patronage, and the result
was most gratifying. The total receipts were
two hundred and fifty three dollars, expenses
twenty eight, leaving balance of two hun
dred and twenty-five for the great cause Of
freedom in Kanzas
The Detroit Daily Advertiser of Oct
z, says "a company OF six hundred mon.
women and children, started from Taber. in
Iowa. on the 9th ult, for Kanzas. They aro
farmers and mechanics, who 20 to make Kan.
zas Their permanent home. Two hundred
men from Western Iowa volunteered 10 con,
duct them into the interior" wa
The New Orleans Delta ofthe 25tb
UT proposes that laws should be penoroll,,
passed in the slave States to exempt negrocs
nom being sold under execution The o6ioct
rs to distribute the black population, moto
them a iayorite property with poor as well as
ilch' raise their price, and increase the nun.
Der OIL their defenders in case Of secession.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

DISTRICT No ll.-At the Fremont Convention
in Congressional District No. IL, at Hinsdale, on
Tuesday, 81 out of Ga towns were represented by
over 100 delegates. The ballot for candidate for
Congress gave Henry L. Dawes, of Adams, l2O,
to IS for Mark Traitor, of Westfcld, present
member, and 10 for E. B, Gillett, of Westfeld
Mr.. Dawes was then unanimously nominated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

At the Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of
the Central Bank, holden on TUESDAY, Oct. 18th,
the following persons were chosen Directors for
the en- uing year Thomas Kibnicutt, Ichabod
Washburu, Chas Prenliss, Jos. Mason, John
C. Mason, a. II. Bullock, e. H. Hemmcnway,
P. L. Moon, and q f. Hartshorn,
At a subsequent meeting of the Board, Thos
Kinnicutt chosen President Geo. c. Bige
low. Cashier: Henry A. Marsh, Teller; and E
D. B ge ow, Book-beeper
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

Without regard to past political differences who OPP
posed to the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, the
extension of Slavery Free Territory and the pres
ent Administration and its contnusace under any other
name who in favor of restoring the action of the gov
eminent 10 the policy of Washington and Jefferson and
of the admission of Kanzas Free State; and who
in favor OF the principles embodied in the resolutions Of
the Philadelphia Convention, and of the cleo of
FREMONT and DAYTON are invited to meet at H0R.
TICULTURAL HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 10, at
II o'clock choose delegates to the Peoples County,
District and Councillor Conventions to be held in this
CITY Oct. 10. Per order.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

A History OF THE STRUGGLE FOR SLAVERY
EXTENSION, or a Restriction an the United
States, from the Declaration of Independence
to the present day. Mainly compiled and con-
densed from the Journals of Congress, and 9th
er Official Records, and showing the vote by
yeaS and nays, on the most important Decisions
Svo. PIP. 1854. New York: Dix, Edwards &
Company.
This is a most interesting and valuable publ
cation, giving the documentary evidence of the
aggressive action of the Slave Power, from the
days of our Colonial History to the present time,
with the efforts that have been made for its re-
striction. The information, on all the great
struggled, is full and complete, as might natural
ly be inferred with Horace Greeley for compiler.
We commend it to the whole public For sale
by Kimball & Co., Providence, and at their
Agency, at the Store of WIN. D. Fenno & Son,
in this city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

OHIo.-Votes were taken on nearly all the
trains going into Cleveland during the State Fair.
The passengers of course were the people, farm
ers, and mechanics with their families, many of
them scarcely ever travelling any other time
On nine of those trains on Thursday and Fri
day, the vote stood
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

CONNECTICUT Town EIEcTIoNs.-Of eighty
five towns the Fremonters carry fifty. the Blu
chaniers thirty FIVE The Fremonters gain
twenty one towns since last fall, the Buchan.
iers thirteen. The gain on the popular vote is
largely in favor of Fremont.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

ACCIDENT ON THE UNDERGROUND RAIL.
RoAD.-In New York, yesterday morning.
WINE the steamer Roanoke was discharged, the
steyedores came across box which on being
moved was found to contain negro, who
mad taken this means to secure his freedom.
Inc Steamer at once proceeded to Richmond
to return the man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

LEoMINsTER. The Fremonters of Leominster.
held gathering in that town, on Tuesday even
ing, to hear an address from Hon. Mr. Phelps,
speaker of the Mass. House of Representatives
A delegation numbering several hundred went
from Fitchburg and large delegations from other
towns were also there.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

DECLINE IN THE PRICE or NEGRoEs,-Th
Warrenton (Fauquior, Va.,) Flag notices a
decline in the prices of negroes, aud says that
several sold to the highest bidder on Monday,
AZ prices ranging several hundred dollars be-
low sums paid for the same description Of
servants few days ago.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

LECTURES ON PHRBNoLoGY-Doctor Broad
bent from Providence, r. l., announces to the
public that he will give four lectures on Phrenol-
ogy and Physiology, at the City Hall, to com
mencce this evening, Oct. g. at 10 o'clock
The first lecture will be free, and tickets to sub
sequent lectures will be Is cts. DR.. B. has given
much attention to the study of Phrenology and
all those interested in that science, will derive
profit and intruction by an attendance upon the
course.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

TEMPLEToN-The Fremonters of Templeton
had large gathering at the Town Hall in that
place, Saturday evening. The meeting was ad-
dressed by John J. Piper, of Fitchburg. Dele
gates to the district anG County conventions have
chosen in Templeton. They are all opposed to
coalition on the districts county ticket, and so
far as we learn, says the Fitchburg Reville, This
is the general sentiments of the Republicans in
that vicinity
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09
LOOM Ns<. =

BANK DIVIDENDS. - The Worcester Banks
bends, to Oct l:-Citizens, . per cent; and the
City, Central, Worcester, Mechanics and Quin
sigamond, per cent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09
sPECEAN NOTfEins

Evening Dancing School.-MR MOORE
respectfully gives notice that his school for Beginners
VII commence on THURSDAY, Oct. 16, at BRINLEY
HALL. Hours of Rttendancc--Badies, from 3 until &
O'Clock, p NJ, and Gentlemen from half past until 10
+ NJ For further information apply to A. Marsh's Nh.
sic Store, American House Block div 90
NHfice.-The Annual Meeting of the WORCESTER
FEMALE EdPL0YdB SOCIETY, viii be held at the
Nestry of the First Unitarian Church. on MONDAY
Oct 18TH at O'Clock P NJ. Al persons Interested are
invited to attend. G. A. MERRIFIELD, Secretary.
oS d4t4
Fer Sale eF To Ict.-The Building occupied by
o. H. Flagg h Co, for Marble making rear of 2O5 Main
Street.
Also, for sale, at the same place, good HORSE to.
gether with Wagon. Harness, Robes, &c Apply TO n
WARREN, on the premises, or No. Is Main Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of rhe Araso.


New YORK, Oct. S.-The steamer Arago,
Lines, from Havre, oath 'ult., arrived at her
dock at eight o'clock this morning. She
brings London dates of 9th, and 270 passen-
gers, including the late American Minister at
Brussels, Jerome Bonaparte, and Charles Bon
--0- &c IL E~@"oh Opera at
Ne" Orleans, with several distinguished ope E.
ratio artists.
"A serious conflict had taken place at Ire.
olzond, where some Turkish sailors tore down
RussIan flag from merchant ship, and
threw the Russian sailors into the sea. The
Russian Consul demands the dismissal of the
captain of the port.
Madrid journals state that severe conflict
occurred on the ninth between the gar.
rison of Melilla, on the Morocco coast, and
the Moors. The Spaniards had ninety killed
and seventy wounded. The loss of the Moors
was still more severe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

PARoDI.-As seen By their advertisement in
another column, that brilliant company of artists,
Parodi, Strakosch Paul Julien, and Tiberini, are
to favor our citizens with grand Concert on
Wednesday evening next at Brinley Hall This
talented troupe have just concluded series of
concerts in Boston, to the great satisfaction of
the musical public there, The programme in
eludes La Marcellaise, which will be sung by Pa
rodi with great effect. Let there be full house
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

CITIZENS BANK.-At a meeting, yesterday
forenoon, the following gentlemen were chosen
Directors Francis I. Merrich, Anthony Chase,
F. II. Kinnicutt, Edward Earle, and d. Waldo
Lincoln
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

The house of Alpha Dodge, farmer at
Port Byron, n Y. was entered by burglars,
on Sunday night, and robbed OF eighteen hun
dred dollars, just received by Mr.. d. in part
payment for his farm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

At the Republic and American Conventions
for District No. 3, held at Dedham, on Tuesday,
Hon. William S. Damrell was re-nominated for
re.eIection to Congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

At the Republican and American Councillor
conventions, IN OIsJrlCJ
Tmasd~,-, IIoaI La0an M. Wheaton ofNorton,
was nominated by both Conventions as candidate
for Councillor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

To al oho suffer from languor pain in the limbs,
nervousness, loss Of appetite &c. and who wish to find
permanent meiy say try the Oxygeusted Biliers
medicine which has cured the worst cases among our
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-09

Extract from Chapter 3O7 of Laws of 1s56:-The city
of Worcester AMI the towns of Ashburnham, Ahol Au-
burn, Barre Berlin, Boyston, Dana, Douglas Dudley,
Gardner Grafton Hardwick, Holden, HubbaIdston, Lei
eeser Millbury, New Brantree, Marlborough, North
Brookeld 0akham Oxford Paxton Petersham, Phillips
ton, Princeton Royalston, Rutland Shrewsbury South.
boro Southbrdge, Spencer Sterling Sturb-dge, Sutton,
Templeton Upton, Warren, Webster, Westboro', West
Boyston, West Brookfeld, Westminster and Winchen-
DON in the County of Wocester AMI the several towns
in the County of Franklin shall form District and be
called District Number Seven "