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SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER
CR0CKERY, &C.
ENURNITURE AND CROCKERY
WAREHOUSE,
CARPETS, HOUSE FURNISHING
Ct O O d S
Ard Paper BnnGings,
CR0CKERY, &C.
Ard Paper RunEings

J. L. HOOD, having leased for term of years the
large and cnmmodious store now occupied by him, in
PAINE'S BLOCK near the corner of Main and Pleas
street, and fitted it up in connection with the old
stand the purpose of ensrgng his stock and the bet
ter accommodation his customers, takes this met hod
to inform the public that they will find at his establish
ment large and complete assortment Of
NEW FURNITURE,
Together with Carpets Beds Mattresses, Clocks Win
dow Shades and Fixtures and Housekeeping Goods of
every description. Also.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
OF various kinds all OF which will be sold upon terms
to suit the purchaser.
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M ooD! W0oD IA new w y, cd Y nT,I5 Jus,
No. Is Austin street Don't forget the number.)
share Of public patronage Is solicited.
Worcester, Sept. ., 1867. h. II. JOHNSON
Bepl1 dom
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o. FOR SALE.-A beautiful and very well
m built house, Of two teneme1ts with lot For sale
sAcheap, because the owner is going West. Call at
the premises No, Elliot street. au2O diff
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5-tr Il. INSURANCE.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
Capital 81, 100000. 41Ia5- II
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford,
tlgso. Capital 100000.
Ii HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York.
Capital $500, 000.' ~ is-ia4 g
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
CAPITAL $5O0O00.
ATLANTIC Insurance. COMPANY, Providence.
4. -ye alaTu CAPITAL $4,000.
The above named Companies continue to insure unde
adorable terms For further particulars inquire Of
-Hl "A. II. BULLOCK, Agent, la
oIT3nl dawtf Ttsrsa Worcester
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- FOR SALE.--A well and conveniently built
two story house, with about an acre of land de-
ss=bghtfully situated at the junction of the Bloom.
iugdale and Shrewsbury roads, this side Of Long
Pond The land is well cultivated and stocked with val
liable fruit trees. FOR further particulars inquire of
au27 diff WYMAN PARKER
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REAL ESTATE.

d. SMALL FARM FOR SALE-oon.
s tanning Ten Acres of Land, in the town of Barre
.A- Mass, about and half miles from the center
Oh the Hubbardston read. The buildings CONSIST of
good twostory House. Barn. and Blacksmiths Shop and
there IS also Shoe shop the premises Il will be sold
very low and three-fourhs of the purchase money may
remain on mortgage for a term of years Apply to
GE0RGET S. CURTIS,
Real Estate Broker,
10 df Union Block
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stoves, stoves,

ia great variety both new and second hand, which will
be sold very cheap
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D. FOR SABE.-A small Farm in Worcester
i q miles from the Post Office containing ten acres
.AAsl Of choice land, new buildings, &c. An omnibus
passes the premises twice daily. For sale cheap Terms
easy Inquire of I. NJ. LAMB, 275 Main street.
sep10 diff
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d.. TO BE SOLD FOR $1,000 - "A fash.
6 onahle cottage house, shop, barn and woodhouse,
sA with 49, acres of good land well supplied with
wood, and fruit 1t is pleasantly and centrally 10
Gated in good neighborhood, mile from Boyston
Centre berlin road. All part of the furniture
may be had cheap Also lot of carriage and harness
plated trimmings and lamp black. Apply to
Boylston, June 8, 1851. STEPHEN GODDARD.
ruIf
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MANUFA CTUR ER's ARTTCLEs

Best Winter and Fan Sperm, Winter Whale, Extra
Lard, No. Lard, Rosn OIL Meats Foot, Olive, Curriers'
and Linseed Oils.
White Lead Gro. and Dry Zinc, White Paris, and
Chrome Grer and Paints In general 3
shed'sb Coach and Furniture varnishes, japan etc
For sale in quantities to suit at the lowest prices, by
1u @. A. HARRINGTON h Co,
so Main street.
-. o4.T
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ROsTON ORTBOPEDTC INSTITUTE

-TWW
1VK lie Auction, the premises In the town Of West
boro Wednesday the 10Th day OF December next at
ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon certain Real Estate situate
said Westboro', it being the same decided 10 Charles
Wsshburn by Reuben @. Holmes by q mortgage deed
dated Sept 1886 and recorded in the Worcester Couu
y Registry, Book 64S page 5e4 to which Deed and the
record thereof reference may be had for full description
Of said Real Estate.
Said sale will be made by virtue Of power Of attorney
contained in said mortgage deed the conditions of said
mortgage deed having been broken, The Il the
sale will be cash. CHARLES WAsHBURN.
Worcester, Nov 5, 1857. no 2swtdecl6
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DAILY PAPER-F0CR DOLLARS year, payable al.
gays IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the term paid for
WEEKLY PAPER-Price two dollars year; 81 for sig
ohs and % cents for three months II paid strictly in
uFsnce, $I,I5 cts year; single copies cents each
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DRESS q HOUSEKEEPING
6 o o d ST

From the Boston markets. at less than manufacturers
prices.
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Price Two cents
DRY GOODS,
40 Ps. BRoAD-CLoTHs,
Suitable foI

LADIES' CLOAKs & BOYS WEAR,
Selling cheaper than they have been offered in Worcester
County for twenty years, by
u5 d2taw3w JENKINS. HAMILTON, 4 co.
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We have this day opened ane assortment OF Ladies'
Vests, Of all grades and sizes, prices Lov
olO d&wistf GEO. P. BRYANT 4 co.
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- FOfk SALE.-Two Houses situatsd on Vine
street, will be sold reasonable terms, being de-
Ill sirous ofdisposing of the property, having BUSH
in another part of the country 10 any in
of real estate the present offers favorable opportunity
For particulars, enquire of P. o. R0URKE Ward St.
Worcester, Sept q, 1857 diff
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RATEs FOR ApYERTIsIN

re square is the space occupied by LOO words or II
ength o '~'' '- -A'N l"
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NOTICES.


INSTRUCTIONS EZRA FITCH wishes
n to give instruction in the French and German Ian
guages. For further information apply at
M diff No. Walnut street.
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CONGRESS.

MONDAY, Jan. 10.
SENATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate
a communication from the presiding officers
OF the Delaware Legislature, announcing the
election of Mr.. Bayard, as Senator from that
State Tor siX years, and of Mr.. Bates to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr..
Clayton.
The Senate then discussed and passed the
Diplomatic and Consular bill.
HoUsE.--Mr. Morrill, offered resolution,
which was adopted, calling on the President
to inform the House whether resistance, or
ganzed or otherwise, has been made, or is to
be apprehended, against the official authori-
ties Of Utah, and whether the laws thereof
are practically administered with impartial
justice to all the Inhabitants there.
On motion Of Mr.. Kelsey, the Corruption
Investigating Committee was granted leave to
cit during the sessions of the House.
Adjourned.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEcIsLArrRE,

MONDAY. Jan. 10.
SENATE.-In the absence of the president,
Mr.. Usher of Middlesex took the chair.
The journal of Saturday was read, and on
motion the Senate adjourned until II o'clock
on Tuesday.
HOUSE, Petition Presented and Referred. Of
the Eastern Railroad CO., for an extension of
the time of payment of Grip issued by the
Commonwealth.
Papers from the Senate were passed in con-
currence.
On motion of Mr.. Webster of Boston
there being few members but those represent.
ing the city of Boston, present. the House
agreed, at its adjournment, to adjourn to
meet at ID o'clock tomorrow, and a motion
to adjourn thereafter followed and prevailed.
TUESDAY, Jan. 20.
SENATE.--On motion of Mr.. Taft of Wor-
cester, the Senate proceeded 10 the choice of a
President pro tenn, with the following result
Whole number of votes. Observation-Disclosures
Necessary 10 choice. ......................n
Robert Burbank of Slff Tx had.......A
scatteriog. ......,........ ..-.--,...-..
Mr.. Field OF Hampshire, presented the pc
tition of the New York, Newfoundland, and
London Telegraph Company, and moved its
reference to the Committee on Railways and
Canals. Mr.. Shaw offered a petition from
citizens of Nantucket for State MD for the free
State settlers in Kanzss. Referred to Com
mttee on Federal Relations
The Senate Chamber was granted to the
Oyerseers of Harvard College for such meet
ings as they may call during the session.
HOUSE, Petsttons Presented and Referred.
Ofthe officers of the State Prison for increase
ofsalaries of the fremont Bank in Boston
for an increase of capital stock of A. Whit
taker and others for the annexation of part
of the town of Wendell to New Salem
Order adopted. On motion of Mr.. Joy of
Boston. that the Judiciary Committee be in
structed to consider the expedlency of repeal
ing the S69lh chapter of the Laws of 1865, so
far as the same relates to the Superior Court
Of the County of Suffolk also to inquire if
any further legislation is needed in relation to
to the powers Of Justices OF the Peace and Pc.
lice Courts.
Election Sermon.-Tuesday next at IL
o'clock, was assigned as the time for the
choice of the preacher of the next election
sermon.
Adjourned to Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
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OBJ 9alIn spg.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81. 1857.


Among the most hopeful indications Of politi
cal progress which We are enabled to record, in
reference to tie great question of the DAY, in this
country, is the fact Of the grand Tenosating pro-
cess which has been going on in the United States
enate during the last few years. Ten years
since, John P. Hale was almost the sole rep
reseatative o.. free sentiments in that eonserya-
tive body. In lS49, Salmon P. Chace and Will
liam II. Seward were added, and in 1851, our
own Charles Sumner, with the fearless Benja-
min F. Wade of Ohio, were sent there by their
respective constituencies, to swell the little band
of advocates of freedom and the right in that Sc
bastopolof hunkerism.
Since then, there have been numerous, but
gradual, accessions, urtil now making certain the
Republican strength in the Senate to be at least
TWENTY after the fourth Of March next. The six
Men England States present an almost undivided
front, Philip Allen OF Rhode Island being the
only exception to the unanimity of sentiment Of
their delegation in both branches of the next
Congress. The Republicans will also have both
senators from New York ard Wisconsin, and
from each of the States of Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Iowa. Michigan, and Illinois, with a prospect of
two from Indiana, where vacancies now exist,
butwill probably not be filed till the election Ct
another Legislature. Without Indiana, we shah
number twenty. The present Republican strength
in the Senate is fifteen. After the fourth of
March ensuing, five viii be added to them, fol-
lows Dixon Of Connecticut, in place Of Toucey
Simmons of Rhode Island, in place of james;
Cameron Of Pennsylvania, in place of Brodhead,
and Republican from Wisconsin in place of
Dodge.
1.-THE cause Of Republican freedom has been able
to make such Roadway in ten years, fromiso small
beginning, as to obtain control of one third of
the Senate, what may we not hope to accomplish
by few years more of persistent effort in the
right direction?
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

The railroads in the far West have
been having hard time with snow. The
Chicago Times of the llth, says of the Illinois
Central road -" The track has not been open
more than two days at n time until last week,
and yesterday tacgraphic despatch to the
company's officers here, reports eightmches
of snow upon a level; if high wind arises,
Gs is quite probable, we shall be nowhere A
gentleman recently in from Dubuque tells us
that in many places the snow banks on the
roadsides are above the tops Of the cars. Hun.
dreds Of the workmen have been frostbitten,
and many have been brought into the hospi.
tai, with frozen feet, hands, &c"
An elopement came off at Buxton,
Me-, recently. A married man having rot
together some hundreds of dollars, found a
young girl Of uixteen, and started for Cali-
fornia, asking his wife before he left if she
should not like his miniature When he
reached Boston his creditors olapped him into
Jail, aud the damsel returned home.
In Fit2william, NIL, a school-teach-
er having logged one Of his pupils, the father
OF the boy complained against him, and ho
was lined three dollars. Tho people generally
dislking tho verdict. reinstaied tho teacher,
who had resigned his charge. and raised addii
tional funds for his support.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

The COLD TERM."--We continue to have &C.
counts from all quarters of the great severity Of
the weather, on Sunday, the 18th. AT Lowell
the thermometer was 20 below zero in the morn
Iowa, twas 81 below. At Waterfowl, N. Y
the mercury thermometers concealed, and the
spirit thermometers were 40 below Buffalo, s
below; Chicago, l6 below; Montreal, % below
oswego. N. Y. Is below ogdensburg, S6 below
New Haven, below; White River junction, VT,
81 below; Woodstock, VT, 80 below; Portland,
% below; Spring6eld Is below
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

The CABIN Ell. S. Pike, writing from
Washington TO the New York Tribune in re-
lation to Mr.. Buchanan and his cabinet, saws
it is seldom that embryo quarrels of rival lead :
ers are sufficiently exposed to the view of out.
siders 10 be commented on in an intelligent
and satisfactory manner; but an exception to
the ordinary condition has come 60 his know
ledge:
The feud between Douglas and Bright has
risen to such hight as t. get upon paper in
the most authentic form. Bright is anxious
to go into the Cabinet as Secretary of the
Treasury. and expect to accomplish this OBJ
ject. Douglas is determined to keep him out.
Important consequences in Northwestern
politics may be expected to grow out of this
incipient quarrel. Its intensity may be con-
ceiyed, whea it is well known that the princi.
pals in 1t have ventured to commit themselves
topaper. Mr.. Buchanan is not only afflicted
by this quarrel, but he is disturbed BY anoth
er embarrassment. He had determined to
give place in his Cabinet to one Of the Old
Line Wings, we'll knowing the obligation he
was under them in Kentucky, Tennessee and
PENNSYLVANIA. This was what he meant in
his little speechlet 20 the students several
weeks ago. IL is what MIR. Breckenridge has
advised also. The choice lay between Col.
Preston Of KY, and VIM. b Reed Of Penn. -
Several AZ ihe 1cst distinguished Old Line
Wings have been urgin; on the President
elect the claims of the one and the other. Il
will suit Mr.. Bright best to have Mr.. Reed
taken, and this is Mr.. Buchanan's own pre-.
ference. But.the complications Of the ques.
iion have resulted la a serious doubt whether
either OF these gentlemen, or any Wing at
all, win be selected The placid exterior Of
affairs touching the cabinet which Mr.. Blu
chanan has endeavored 10 preserve, covers the
moot seething and ungoyernable currents un-
dernoath. When the job is done. and the fog
lifts, we ahall bsholdla perfect Chafy bids, with
lots Of fellows whirling through on broken
spars and pieces OF wreck. some OF whom may
come TO land, and some Of whom will not
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

MR. A. J. JORDAN No. 10 southbrdge street, has got
convenient and simple apparatus to- and in the prepare
ton of cup of coffee, which recommend 10 all
housekeepers Il is cylinder of tin, perforated with ine
holes (ater the of the aboard upon which
the children work devices for bo9k marks into which the
powdered coffee is placed. 1t is then shut tight placed
in the coffee pct anil turned in to be boiled in the
usual manner. The advantage of It is, that all the
strength of the coffee is extracted without being spoiled
by mixture with the grounds in pouring it of. For
sale at ]. W. Jordan's l6 southbridge street,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

INDIAN MEDICAL INsTITUTE-The success Of this es
Establishment has been index of what can be done by
simply presenting to the people strah forwar means
Of cure upon natural or common principles 1t is
at S5 Bromaed street, and those who suffering from
disease should employ its capacity of restoring health in
place of illness.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

LARGE FIRE IN CAMBRIDeEPoRT.-On Satur
day evening, about hall. past nine O'Clock, Sc.
we're conhagration broke out in the wooden box
factoryo of Mr.. George 6. Page, corner of Hamp-
shire street and Broadway, cambridgeport. The
box foctory, with its adjuncts, the planning mill,
engine house, storage house, and stable, were en-.
tirely destroyed with their contents. The dwell
log house Of Mr.. Page was also burned dawn, but
great part Of his furniture was saved. The Loss
is estimated at from $4,000 to $50 ,OOO on which
there is partial Insurance. The fire was the
work Of an ineendiaTy, it is Thought.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

To THE AFFIIoTRD.-We commend any patent
medicine without beng convinced of their efficacy and
having tried DR.. Huchns Headache Pills. we pronounce
them superior anything else for Headache aud Neural
ga and would advise people suffering from those dis
eases, to the drug gists and get boxSpr1 eid
american
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

PERILoUs PASSAGE OF A SHIPwRBeKEr
CRAFT--A Cold Wax across Boston Har6or.
During the gale of Sunday evening, a Boston
Tightening vessel, having six men on board,
was at anchor off Ma,blehead. Suddenly the
anchor parted, and the vessel, amidst the
dense darkness, drove before the storm, those
on board knew not whittier AT last, after
hours of anxiety, the vessel, with a terrible
shock. struck the ice at Long island Head,
and remained. The crew scrambled on shore
and obtained some refreshments of the light
house keeper. They then started to walk
across the ice to the city. Leaving Long Isl.
and, they passed by the head Of Thorn pson s
Island, and after long and weary tramp
reached City Point, Soath Boston. While on
the ice. one of them became so fatigued that
be laid down ON the ice to die, but his com
panions urged him to exerton, and he was
finally carried to the shore. At City Point
they were Hospitality received at the houses Of
Messrs. Austin Bearse and Gleason, and were
soon 10 condition 10 proceed to their homes
in Boston. Boston Traoetier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

The Bay State denies the authenticity of the
letter ascribed to Mr.. Buchanan, in the Harris.
burg Telegraph, in reference to his expressed
preference for Mr.. Forney for senator over his
Democratic competitors. We must confess it
seems like rather small business for President
elect TO be engaged in, but great men sometimes
stoqp to very small things,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

CLosING-OUT SALE OF WINTER CLOTHING
Messrs. c. W. Freeland & Co., at 1913 Main
street, closing out their entire stock of winter
clothing at unheard of low prices. In conse-
quence of the lateness OF the season, they now
offer all their heavy overcoats, pants, sacks, and
in short, winter garments of all descriptions at
very large reduction from former prices Pur.
chasers win find it object to call upon them
now, as they can save at least % per cent, which
will we'll repay them for purchasing for next win .
ter's use, if not in immediate want Call at 1913
and see if our statement is not verified.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

THE Snow SToRM-The recent fall of snow
appears to have been nearly equally lasge at
Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York,
Albany, and throughout the New England States
and the British Provinces, &C., within about three
hundred miles Of the sea. At Buffalo there was
but " slight fall and at Cincinnati none at all
How far it extended southwest of Washington,
has not yet been ascertaiued.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

Sunderland, Mass, Dec, 1856.
Just as we are waking IN to the nee

Just as we are waking up to the necessity
of soiling our cattle, or at least of feeding
green fodder during the heat of summer.
highly recommended and really valuable
grasses and fodder crops multiply upon us
by all means let us give them each fair trial
next season. Mr.. Williams has, we learn,
some seed to dispose of, and through him un-
doubtedly more might be obtained from the
South. This vigorous starting from the roots
after cutting is property which we have not
seen noticed as possessed by other kinds
Homestead.
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Whtcomb's Asthma Remedy at Q. HIPS;
Burnetts Kaliston at j. Q. Hills;
Oriental TUoth Wash at j. Q. Hill's;
Burnetts Cod Liver Oil at J. O. Hilrs;
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts at J. Q HIPS;
All Of Burnes preparations kept for sale by O.
Hill, Apotheeary, Mechanics Hal, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

Especially during the prevalence Of this malignant
and fatal disease. The public should again be informed
thst dBEN VlLLE's YRGETABLEFXTR is the most
efectua remedy for Canker Csnker Rae 81, Scarlet
Feyer Canker and Thrushn the Mouth Throat Disteup
er, what is Malignant Putred Sore Throat DYsENrxRy
tythree years. AS family medicine it ia nprtvalled
being composed of harmless materials.
The genuine has the fac smile Of the inventor A s.
GRESFILLE, on the wrapper and circular 1t is now
manufactured by bis widow, Mrs. S. A. Granvie in or
eester, and is for sale at John j Brown 3 Sons 42s
Washington street, and Charles Carney IFS Wasbin q
ton street, Boson. Also by James Green and D. Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally.
Aso,GRENYILLE's LIEIAEET,t to accompany The TX
tracts Tor liberated Sore Thoat ouwart spplica
ion II is good for any kind oflnian nation For burns
light or severe it will relieve the aIPuisb almost
~, and perform most wonderful cure Iwonld lie well
r every Family 10 keep it, it being for Bruises
ChlblaiDs, Chapfed H-pCs. sore lips and Noses pes
Sc, &c. diff ',7s -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

The Havana papers mention the extraordinary
occurrence in those regions of fall of snow,
near Villa Glars. The people in the fields are
saidto have taken it for salt, and to have been
surprised to see it melt away in their hands.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

AREoLD's GLoBULEs and VITAL FLUID are sold
wholesale, at the 'oe0esf prices, by John o. Ill., 229
Main St. ArretcR also Names and statements Of those
who have been greatly benefited by them, may he seen
stlds store. ny14 dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-21

OF the three hundred and ffty-eight members
Of the present Massachusetts House of Repre-
sentatives, only thirty-two have been members of
the Legislature in previous years.