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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09
EsTER DAILl sFY. .MONOAY, MARCH 8. 1851.

RATHER EeUIvocAIs- The Transcript of Sat
urday says =" Woreeses Fzzay be entitled to COM
plain of the Reform Se6oI for the drafts she has
made upon cur schools and churches
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

The sold Folks of Fitedburg have recently
given two concerts, at beth of which the Town
Hall was filed to overfowing and so general
desire was expressed fqF repetition thereof, that
they have concluded q give another, which will
take place tomorrow lTuesday) evening. We
understand that some oEthe Worcester "Folks
intend to be "Mar " onshe occasion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09


WEST BoYLsToN.-Th First Congregational
Society in West Boylsto1, held social levee last
Wednesday evening, at Thomas Hall, which was
tastefully decorated fog the occasion, having
prominent in the decorations the portrait of the
late venerable Robert b. fkomas for whom the
hall was named. The gustatasys entertainment
was got up in a styleR Nhicbsfit is said, would
have done no discIsdit tef ether the Lincoln or
Bay State House" Ike singing was excellent,
and various sentiments drew forth appropriate re-
sponses. The net reeeipts were over $780, which
is to be appropriatedto beautifyng the church,
Agratuity from Mr. Prentice Of Worcester, and
$40 from E. 3 ]. Holmes of Boston, are CRATE
fully acknowledged. Vail the arrangements for
the comfort and enjoymeQt of those present, were
most successfully carried 0Rt. "But," says our
informant, better than speeches, or music, or
money, we're the fraternity ofseling, the unity Of
purpose, and the genial goqa will, pervading the
whole, and rendering the occasion one long to be
remembered, as a pleasing way mark in lifes
Journey"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

A q Q t / Q y 10 n r.
Office $50 Main street. opposite the Post Office, up Stairs
Win give his particular attention TO BALES OF REAL,
ESTATE, Bank and Railroad Stocks, Works of Art Fur
nture at Briyate Residences, Live Stock &C. on Farms
and Personal Property generally.
e. W. " will also attend to the Appraisal Of Rea IA
Country. -
have permission to refer to the following gentlemen
Hon. LEVI LINCOLN, Worcester
6 EMORY EAsBBURN,
CHARLES ALLgN,
Henry CHAPLIN,
MessIs. DBWKY & WILLIAMS
WIN. I. MERRIFIELD, ESQ.
Eli TnAYgR Esq,
d. s. Messenger. ESQ.
RRoADHEAD & Co, Boston
CHAs. ?. BANCROFT, Esq, (
RICHARDS, HAiGHT n Co.. New York
DANIEL AVER Lowell. d2m fa6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

WORCESTER THENrRE On Saturday after
noon, F." Mol Pitcher, with the farce of " The
Two Gregories," was verHacceptably performed
to good audience. Tkis evening will be repre-
scented the deeply int RESTING and thrilling histo-
rical drama, entitled The Surgeon of Paris, or
the Massacre of 81 Bartholomew" This play
cannot but draw alcrowded house, based as il is
on historical incidents of most exciting nature,
in the history Of the HugnenOts Mr.. Marshall
will appear as Pierre Ballard, The Mask, and The
Surgeon. The passing farce Of State Secrets
will conclude tliperformances.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

DIR. KANE's Doa.-The Attic dog brought
home by Dir. Kane, has strayed away off in
Allegany. He has become the property of
James Macarthur, timber dealer, in Oramel.
The recent cold weather has kept this large,
tlaek, shaggy animal in high apirits. When
they take him into the forest among the tim
ber-hewers, where he can do no harm, and
remove his muzzle, he cuts all sorts Of pranks
seeking the deepest drifts. and actually bury
ing himself for delight; you can see the div
snow move but no semblance of dog. till
out he pops, giving his hairy fleece a treinen.
dous shake, and away he runs for another
dive. Mr.. McArthur calls him "Es- ki-mo''
(Esquimaux.) not very smooth name, but
characteristic. 70 look "Esk'' fair in the face,
you see almost likeness of a black bear,
though his eyes are rather languid. His long,
soft, shaggy covering ia nearly equal in bulk
to his body. When left to run at large in the
village, ne wears muzzle to prevent his des-
troying the pigs and chickens Netoark Dsslg
AdUeFtlser, March g.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

GoNH TO Is IwARD.-The decease n
koer L. Clarl wlNrh took place at NORTH Bed
ct, on the 23dSult,s n the 7lst year Of Ii "a.
will awaken bdne and mourning among vc3
many Of our rIaded particularly in this q antN
where succ| sfu ministry Of many ysArt hsa
endeared HIND 70 large circle Of friends. IN
was native ID kon, and graduate Of Nyilf
liams College, a ii class Of 1910. His pNbli&
ministry was q mm ced IN the autumn Of Bl@
at Chatham (naw Pftland), Ct, whore he 0 81
ated as psttor " th& Congregational Church ~
three yeafs. nc sd yequent pastorates VERY n
follows :--At Ehst hnby, c., six years am M
INNS State, at WincIt ndon, fourteen years; ~
nn' three year,; n hmond, fifteen years 81
warrington, 10 ycNn, the latter continuingt
ms 0sasa, thou&A fofhe last few weeks be I'D
ssuAposaaAy supplied DC Congregational pull at
s'o'y' pse@s'' we're be immediate cause o bic
s "A' 'np lndfred BY exposure in Off at-
s = we feeea uns|Al Of his predecessor, New.
mr. Morton. y clske's funeral took "a K in
tDs sams enotcnNs 18th Beckett, in presace Of
mourning HtDui Of people irony hat and
adjoining townaM Re Dr. Todd .apiasesla
preaching the ssAon and the sefhns we're re-
maNaa - h,lklal y hinopsg where. after ap
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

BURGLARY IN CoRnAvIILE. The store of
Abraham Cutter, in Cordaville, (Southboro, , was
broken open Friday morning, and robbed of gold
watches and other propertys to the value of over
$780, We do not learn thatsany traces are dis
covered of the burglars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs when allowed In
dissolve slowly the mouth have direct influence 10 the
affected parts; the sedaivs and soothing eject to The
cous lining Of the wndppe into the Bronchi aays pull.
monary Irritation snd gives relief in Coughs and Colds
and the various throat affections which public sneakers
and singers are liable. d&wBta ali
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

Rev. Herkyt Wood who discovered
and certified ps tempsra and religion Of
Franklin Pie&eM when hdidats for the
Presidency. IA bcQaer Consul to Beirut,
Syria, where . 81 Uncovered the Tower
Ok Babel, wri&s the Rpa,xal Of Commerce
ID depreciation d the cul arization Of the
clergyie~na.Ssa ,---safs''' ot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

The Connecticut river, during the late
freshot, cut new channel just above tho
mouth Of the Pennington, at Windsor, o..
through some Of tho finest farming lands in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

SIOUX, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE BROKER
STOCKS bought aud Sold Insurance effected on ali class
q Property, Real Estate bought, sold and exchanged
buildings Rented Rents collected, DC, nc Ig7 Main
tregt up stairs dSm iJo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

"#Ao Ahe~ENhce company, BOstons
Insure Dwellings, Stores, Meeting Houses School Houses
shos rneps backsmiths shopp, Tanees Saw aud Grist
Mills Barns and stables, Stocks in Trade and most kinds
OF Personal Property. al reasonable rates
HENRY EARLE, sec'y. GEo. w. BEANIE, Pros't,
Apply to GEO. 7. s. CURTIS Uuon Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

oFSAAEA fANf5'-Ahe washington cOrres-
pondent of thd Bolton Journal SAM;
= Tie corrksp4ndents and reiQfters who
have seats on kbet floor of the Hodae of Rep
resentatiyes, l.pvePll signed lettes addressed
to Mr.. Speak4 B4nks, thanking hjt for the
liberal, imparf bal, hnd uniformly bite man
ner by which bis loficial and pIvae inter.
course with ths prkss has been Ehd facterized
during his spekkership. $Bdieye, SIR
says the conellhio OF the lefleEs# IN tender
ing you ourthln arising "a no partisan
ship OF political IN aAlsQ with great salts
faction congratulate you on fHeRble and i'm
partial manner in Which you hayees performed
the arduous dutks deyolved updA you as
presiding Officer. Esteeming and Almiring
your eminent tbila les and the sterlih quail
ties Of your chtkacer, and wishing ybu health
and happinesA g., &c. The lsltef was
written BY the cord spondent Of thf Al kbama
State Rights D4ao4r at, and so 50 wegh of
US, so say we a., Sass#
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

that section the channel runs for distance
OF two miles, and during the continuance of
high water the river flowed there, but has since
returned to its old course. The damage to the
land is considerable. The Connecticut is coll
stantly changing its channel in some localities.
A OARD.-To the Publtc--We invite especial atten
ton to our advertisement headed " Corn Planted bg
Machinery" and also 70 advertisement headed Era
do-stment" being the full endorsement the same by
the distinguished houses Of PARKER, WmTB GANNHET,
JOSEPH kREoK & SONS and BLAKE, BARNARD & Co all
extensively known great Agricultural Houses ad-
dOn will just say thai costs from 81 to 50 fur
out both ways, drop and cover an acre of ground
By this new machine, the whole work Is done for ten
eentS-JUsT per acreand far better than by
hand There not the least deception, and plain and
simple in the arrangement, be deceived. It
is impossible. Nov here is chance for investment for
certainty Of profits and results that look fabulous, but is
sober truth To show this up automatically let take
the State OF Connecticut for illustration. In 1850 there
1900 ems and 900 600 bushels Of corn in round
numbers Estimating the average crop to be 40 bushels
per would give planted in AZ 500 acres This
by present process ofplantng viii cast 81 acre, max
ing $95,0O0. Now this work with our machine can be
performed for ten cents acre, saving hundred
and ninety per cent $90,25O saved in the planting in
season in the State OF Connecticut Sensible
will form their own CALCULATIONS on the value Of such
implement and what the great growing States
worth and further the speculation in such invest
men TIE siacHs State Of Connecticut only comes at
our scse Of prices Of fNd cents per farm to S1l22.
Compare this with above facts, taan act accordingly.
HARTLEY & CO.,
Corner Friend and Market streets near Boston and Maine
Depot, Boston, Mass.
Professor Woods Hair Restorative sold by J. Q. Hill.
Kalston, or Oriental Water sold by ]. Q. Hill.
Minim Roux, for toothache, sold by ] Q. Hill.
Butter Of Cocoa, for chapped lips Sold by ]. Q. Hill
Whtoomb's Remedy for Asthma, sold by ]. Q. Hill.
Oriental Tooth Wash, sold by J. Q. Hill.
Balm of Thousand Flowers, sold by ]. Q. Hill.
J.Q. HILL, ApothecRry,
Mechanics Hail. Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

~, Dr. Peters Celebrated h'iiis for Feaua7es.
warranted to be sure remedy for al DISTRACTIONS In
Females, arising from whatever cause Thpse piila
sAoua MOI De taken II stOppGge Is caused By pregnancy
LOT uley Would invariably cause a miscarriage War.
ran'eu purely vegetable and free from anything inirl
rsny each box Price $500. For sale by Drs HTIi, 4
JnsEPH, sole agents, No. l21 Main street. Worceser.
d24 a 1870 NN'N'NSS'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09
TH e GsEAT EST MEDICAL, DESCOV.
cry OF THE AGE

MIR. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury has discovered in one
Z, T95 egAhn9h pasture weeds remedy that cures
n r KIND OF HUMOR!!
From the worst scrofula down to a common Plnpie.
ne mas tried in over eleven hundrea cases. and never
aleq except in two cases Ooh thund humor) Uehas
Low In nus possession over two humid certificates Of its
value, all within twenty miles Of Boston
Two oottes are warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
on the face. ~ u pm PICS
Two to three bottles will clear the eysteu Of boils
Iwo oeles are warranted to Che worst canker In
Three to five bottles are warranted to..,,s 70 ~ 80.
case Of erysipelas. 49, ''
One to three bottles warranted to cure all huuor In
the eyes - '-U'ilV' IL
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the ars
and bioches among the hair
-Four to SIX bottles are warranted corrupt and
one bottle viii cure scaly eruption Of the skin.
a"o ~ 'nee noItes are warranted to worst
Two or three bottles are warranted tn crra Tho t
desperate case Of Rheumatism
Ihree or ioar bottles 10 cure salt rhen
rive 70 eIght botee val cure tie worst case f scrcGs
Directions fo7 Use Adult, one table spoonful nev
Gays children over eight years degs ri spoonful. children
Soh ase q elght {esr, Tea Spoonful As directioncan
DC atcaeleto al Constitutions take enough to operate
on bowels twice day. Mr.. Kennedy gives persona a.
tention in bad cases Of Scroflla
kkNNEDf's SALT RUEUM OINTMENT
T9be used in connection Nth Tie Medical DISCOVERY
FOR INFLAMMATION AND aU8oB oF THR Eyes, This gives
ing to bed.
FoR sCALD Ham, you will cut the hair pn tie anoeted
part apply the Ointment freely, and you will see the i'm
prOvemeHt in q few days.
For BAIT kHzuM, rub it well IN often as convenient
foR SCALES inaamed surface you will rub It in TO
your hearts content il will give you such real comfort
that goa cannot help wishing well to the inventor.
For Sc4Rs these commence by thin scrd fluid COZ.
ing through The skin hardening the surfaces in
short time fall yellow matters some are on an in
famed surfaces some not; you will apply the (tt
msnt freely Tut do not rub IL in
FoH sons gGL; tbs is disease, more az Than
Is generally supposed the skin turns purple coyered
with scales, itching utoleraby, sometimes forming RIM
ming soresi by applying the 0intmeAt the itcbing and
Scales will disappear in few days but you musi keep
on with the Ointment until the skin gets his natural color
This Ointment agrees with every nesh and gives inmg
date relief IN every skin disease 1esh is heir To-
Price 90 cents per box
Street, RaxbuFy, Mass ~ "ii'n
For sale by every Druggist in the United states and
British Provreea. All 49, 'u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

Marshall Wetterbee sf AshbpSnham, has been
appointed Deputy Sherik Tor this county.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

FonEIeS.-14e fahhcasion of the treaty,
signed'between RuS aia and srsia, on the 9Th
OF January last &w9e exchah aed at Teheran
ON the 18th OF the lame moEA This treaty
cedes to Russia tIact of laAllfon the frontiers
OF Turkey, and ktaate betHeen Bayazid and
Nakhshleyan, gRiASsf6 Russia a complete
command OF thds sFategie road from Trehl-
2onde on the BIG Yea to ttes Persansfrontier
by Erzeroum.
Russia has bed 81 deayoriAgNince 1928 to
grants. 1t is ADDED hat ordeAs were imme-
diately sent froms Sd Petersburg to construct
line of tsstsssss g. the esesk territory.
FEARFUL EYPLosIoN.-An explosion took
place on the 10th of February, at the Land
Hill Collery, near Wombwell, on the South
Yorkshire Railway. One hundred and sixty
six persous were in the pit at the time. six
teen were drawn up alive, and the others re-
manned for certain death, the interior of the
pit having taken fire. Engines had arrived,
and the mouths Of the shaft were being stop
ped up to extinguish the flames.
The RECORD OF THE AMERICAN PARTY.--It
is thus written by the New York Mirror.
which earnestly supported the party and its
candidates previous to the last presidential
campaign -
Zone more criticism and we leave the
American party which once promised. and
had the power to accomplish, so much to its
tate. 1t has never accomplished, nor set itself
seriously at work to accomplish, any substan-
tal reform. All its efforts have been indie
hnlte, impracticable, and wide of the mark.
has been profuse of words meager of
actsS fruitful Of patriotic expressions bar
rem OF patriotic deeds. In the halls of
leSislauon 1t has accomplished no reform in
the political held it accomplished. worse than
nothing, by throwing the balance Of power in
the north into the hands of the foreign popu-
lation, voting on the strength of their nation
allues' With such ruthless, htful, wavering
lie, It's death bed penitence will not wipe out
Its mlsdeeds in the memory Of the people,
nor add glory TO the epitaph which IFS inevi-
table dissolution will soon render necessary"
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DIsGRAoEFUL pRIze FIdnr.--A most bru-
tal and disgraeeful prize fight between two
men belonging in this city, came of on Thurs
day last in tho vicinity of Boston. 1t was a
ring fight, and the stakes were 1920 side.
Every thing was so secret about the affair that
it terminated before the police had any knowl-
edge Of il. Fifty rounds were fought, occu-
pying too hours and tioenty- nine minutes. Tho
friends OF ono of tho parties were Obliged to
withdraw him from the ring that his life might
not be perilled, and his murder DO upon their
hands. His facial lineaments were scarcely
discoverable. The winner did not fare much
better. His jaw was broken, and his vision
almost oblterated. Boston Telegrap6.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

A WEALTHY AIoUoR DEALER IN THE
House. OF CoRRBcrIoN.-In the Court Of
Common Pleas, at Cambridge, on Tuesday,
Abel Hunt, Of WATERFOWL, was fined $50 and
costs, and sentenced to three months in the
House Of Correction, for violation Of the Ii
quor law. He was committed by the officer,
and was obliged to don the prison uniform.
Lilo IS assigned position in the cooking de-
az the prison
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

Hon oPATHIsTl
WIN meet his oioc patients hereafter from 70 and
to SPIN. No. II SV.I,...s ~
Worcester, May 20, 1865
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09
e. A. GOODNOW

Wholesale Dealer and Jobher in
OtS' ~ y NJ nnd RU BEERS
No. Mechanics hall Building,
p,.,,.,t..,., HoGcmrgg, MAss.
''OD'"' "''0nson given " orders du oh3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

VI and 30 Front street, are receiving from different aur
Ing Mills, he oowi1g brands Of Flour which they will
sell AZ The lowest cash price quarry Mils Samuel n
Ely, Louis Chaplin j. G. Stone, E II. Beach, iIartsnd
Mills, Delphi Mills Formers Mills, and many other brands
with half barrels d various qualities, also, Corn Rye
aud Ne Al, Beana Butter, nc. Also, Lime Cement Ca.
cine Plaster Ground Plaster Timothy and Glover Seed
r28 du
A. Prontlss, Designer shd kpgTaver upon Wood
and Stone Over the Gztnsignmond Bank Entrance IA
Main street. House on Crescent Street An ordvra vi
meet whprOmpt attention. Particular attention naid n
drafting Machinery. dee3O III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

New AUCTION 1oRS As seen by their ad-
yortisement in an Ter chtimn Messrs. Putnam
& Clark have ops 4ew auction and commis-
sion store at l4s in a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

FoUND. -Yestcsaay, on Oxford street, a veil.
The owner may han it without charge at this Of
fee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

Charles W. BurThge, of Burageville, CASH
burnham,) has been appointed Justice of the
Peace
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

In the case OF Charles n: Heywood,ys. Edwin L.
shedd, ct ais, verdict efdefendants.
Now on trial, 2Ol6f Asa Mathews VS.. L. M.
Prouty.
Cases next in or4Er for trial--2432, 24o9, 1874,
1920.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

Wholesale md Retail deaersin C0PFTas and oAsKETs
o' ~ Iinls, conn Ptatgs, GyaUe Clothes, &C.,
NO. 81 Exchange street, corner NJ Waldo street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09
spEGIAae NOTICES.


MnsTe.--MR. MATTHEW ARBUcKLE Leader and Di-
OF Fiskes COrne Band, having concluded to re-
main perman nty with the Band has little spare time
which he would wish 10 devote to teaching all kinds of
Brass instruments. Pupils wishing take lessons on the
Cornet, any other instrument will fnd terms by call
ing Marshs Music Store, Isaac Fiskes Instrument
maker.
Music arranged with care for either Brass or String
Bands du unch5
FISK E's CORNET BAND
Respectfully inform the citizens Of Worcester and vcin
ity that they have organized Band with the above title,
AMI having procured complete set Of German Silver In
sTuments also, lot Of and popular music which is
now in rehearsal will endeavog to merit and hope to re-
ceiVe a share OF public patronage
~. ARBUGKLE, Leader and Director.
"A dim ISAAC FIs6E, Clerk.
E V e r O N e
Who buys his Clothing that of his family knows
that it quite item in his expense during year. and
that it is object to make his purchases where he
dollar in every ten This be done by making
LutheT's Clothing House
Your regular place of trade where you always find
large assortment Of better made
G L 0 T IA N G. IL!
Than at any house in the city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-09

AASEJhs 4ArpADA&CduS III Ltdllcnf OGtuOCfdth III
Roman, Americans in small caps -
MAINE MISSISSIPPI.
Term expires. Term srppes.
I'm. p. FesssndeH 1889 Albert G. Browne, - 1850
Hannibat Hamtin ...lses Jefferson Davis.
John P Hae........lssa Judah P.BsBjamin. 1859
James Ben. .........lse1 John sLdei .........1s6I
VERMONT. TENNESSEE.
jacob C0ktageT, 1851 JoHN BELL. 1851
Solomon Foot .......lsss James G. Jones.
MASSACHUSETTS. KENTUCKY.
Henry wilson. 1859 JoHE B. THOMPSON. 1859
ckas Summer. .1S63s J. J. oRITTKNDGS. ....1s5l
RHODE ISLAND. ONO.
Philip Allen......... 1859 George g. Pugh.......ls61
JAMES F. Simmons. 1903 BENZ. r. Wdde......lse2
Lafayette S. Fostsr1sel &C. N Fitch. .........Issl
james Dixon tJesse D. Bright. 1868
NEW York. ILLINOIS.
Preston KiHg......-1sos Lyman I'rHmbuH. ...1sol
NEW JEssEY Missouri.
William Wright. 49, 1850 james Green ..lS6l
John B. Thompson. ..ls6s Trusten Polk. .......1s63
DELAWARE. MICHIGAN.
NJ. W. Bates. ......lS59 Charles Il. stuart. ..1S59
James A. Rsysrd....lSes zschGriah Chandler. lsca
MARYLAND ARKANSAS.
James A. pearee. wm. X. SEBASTIAN. 1850
ASTHoSrKsssrDr. Robert ". johnson. 1851
RNT Haater. 1859 David L. Yalee.. 1851
james ~. Mason 1858 Stephen r. Mallory 1858
NORTH CAROLINA. WISCONSIN,.
David g. Reid. .......lS59 Chas. DETkse. .....IS61
Asa Bgga. james r. DoohItte. 1868
SoUTA UARoLIEA. Iowa.
Josiah j. Evans. 1859 George w. Jones.... 1859
Andrew ?. Batter. ...1s61 jones Hariaa. ....I86l
GEORGIA. TExAa.
Robert Toonbs.. ......1s59 sam HousToS. 1859
Alfred Iverson. Thomas 8. Rusk. 1858
ALABAMA. CALIFoKNIA.
Clement c. Clay, Jr. 1859 VIM. NJ Gwin. .......ls61
Benz Fitzpatrick ....lS6I David BrOderick. ....lS63
PENNSYLVANIA.
William Bgler.. ....1S61
Simon Cameron. .....18eS
Election contested as fraudulent
Republicans, 20 ; Democrats, 81 Amori-
cans. s.
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bAhRE--At zhesfhnual town meeting s. Barre
II was voted to #cett the cordidon of Tho legacy
OF the late SanAlesS. Gates, by .whieH lE len
$500 for puI fsr aSiirarv -..,'rsions ttAt the
town viii apPrasrsgte the same sum foS t6at pur-
pose. Charles bleeom. Esq., J. w. denkius,
Jr., H. 2. Woss Aton. Edward DenI and V.
ID howard, w sspsen committee 9 report
plan for the raE8 The following appropria-
tons we're mad ~ -9s@~@~es
sfOr-Roads "a Biges...........Z.. $4,000
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