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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

DIR. DuP0NCo's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FoR
FEMALES The combination ofingredients in DR.. Du
poncos Golden Pills are perfectly harm less They have
been used in the private practice Of old DR.. Dupon
co. for over 80 years. and thousands ladies can ties
tfy o their great and neverlang success in almost
every case In correcting Irregularities relieving pain
ful and distressing uenstruaon, particularly at the
change OF life. From Ave 10 ten Pills will cure that
common yet dreadful disease the Whites. Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint The above
PHI has permanently cured thousands and will cure you
you use them. They cannoharm you-on the contrary
thew remove all distractions restore nature 10 lis proper
channel and nvigorate the whole aystem. Ladies' whose
heah will not permit an increase Of family will nd
these pills sure preventative For particulars see di
rectionp on the box Price 4and will be sent to ladies
oondentlay, by mall by enclosing 81 10 either OF the
follownR general agents for Worcester, GEO r. sPURR
Adj Main street, JAMEs GREEN, lit Manstreet DAVID
OrT 26l Main street. corner Of Mechanic street, Also
~ n ~ Choate, Flchbnrg o. Cantre 4 Son, Danieson-
vle Robert Oeer, Norwich, Dalch a Bon, Providence
weeks 4 Potter Boston, A. d. a d. Sands, New York
a, Al Burditt, Clinton, Mass.
a. ehe signature j. DUP0NC0, is on the Box none other
eunlne dly mch1D
ft RemovnI.--alrs. az ~ uEhkALD, Physician, and
an experienced and very successful MIDWIFE has removed
frnn No. IA Nnwbury sAt 10 No. ~ Mechanic street,
~ he head OF Union street Special attention given 10
Uterine Complaints, and diseases OF children.
bH du
4 DIR. Homry Sargent gives special attentin 70
l,easos Of the Eye 0ce No. IL Worcester Bank Block
myNb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

Worcester,s IS, Probate Ohice Dec. 20. 1857
10 all persons interested in the Estate of ABRAHAM
BRIGHAM, late of Rerlip, deceased, GREETING.
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate to he
N holden at Worcester, on the first Tuesday of jan
uary next to show why of the estate
Of said deceased should granted to Anse T. Snow
of Berlin "'
dec30 dtJy4 CHAS a pRENTrqc pa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

Ladies', this common cali designed to close re
Stock, but bona de Sale u large stock OF Dry
Goods entirely new, and will be sold at Enormous
Sacrifice from the original cost
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

GREEN HOUSE PLANTS.-A choics vari
- ely OF Plants such as Roses Heiotropes, Oh lnese
Primroses Sweet Alyssums and other Towering plants
suitable for parlnrs; also, select assortment Of Hot
House Plants and Flowers be sold at prices to suit
the times. Wfeaths and Bouquets made to order at
short notice. Apply at VIM A wAEELER's Green
House. Garden street, Lincoln street, or orders
may be be left at D. c. Gates under Bay State Hoase
RICHARD PAYNE, Gardener.
Worcester, Dec is 1867. d&wtf decI6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

WORCESTER COUNTY HORTI.
w CULTURAL soCIErY-The Annual AIe.t,no
OF the Members OF the Worcester County rtculturai
Society will be held at their Hail Front street in or
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon for the choice If
and the transaction of any other business mai NAV
properly come before them. j. Harry Hill
deciS d2w 4''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

A. HITI MS
PIANO FORTE AND MUsIC ROOMS
my8 No. Mechanics Hall, upstairs. dIY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

STORE TO LET.-The store In "Bangs Block .
~ now occupied by Mr.. Richards a shoe manufac-
tory will be let and possession gwen the first Of Janu
airy next The is 20 by 60 feet with well lighted
basement and good dry cellar If wanted roo rs can
D. s. MESSENGER.
Dec 81, 1857. devils
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01
& D w X e A ID
AGENTS WANTED.

THE CITY OF THE CHEAT KING;
Or Jerusalem as II was, as Is aud is to be- By Dr. j.
4. Barclay.
This work is illustrated with upwards OF 10 aplenad
hngravngs, executed in the highest style OF art on seel
stone and wood, BY the best artists In America IL Is
printed on the hnest caendered paper and elegantly
bound $40 pages Svo. No pains or expense has been
spared by the Publishers. The CHI erav
tuss are printed In ten oil coors Price, CLOTH IS 90;
morocco full gut, 50, post paid. Apprem
D. KIMBALL CO.,
oecsO df II Market SQUARE, ProVldenee, r. 1.
a. L. GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
Arrays on hand good assortment, at
BREwERs'
No 2J4 Main street, Paine's Block, where there IA
no suspension IN selling the best Goods at the lowest
possible prices.
Best Moassea at 40c, and Sugar At7
Fifty cents for good Tea, aud for nice Rasius IL.
Good Bntter Ut 20, and los for nice Cheese
with bes. prepared Coffee that not mixed with Peas
Please call and examine, at two thirty four,
drc18 DIT
LNLOUR FOR THE MILLION.-s0oo
~ barrels On consignment comprising ali erAdes ~
sale at greatly riduesd prices.
A.4w HARRIS,
dH d0t Bank Block, Foster H.
Rl'ANCY GOODs-sutaOe for Holiday Pres.
dec2a at Cor. Main and Peasant s.Sun streets.
CLOVES AND MIlTENsi-B acEsFia
n2s du ist ia ,ELDRED's, a47 Main 81.
CASTOR OLA pure article, sold vsTv low +,
~ thu case can OF IN any quantity, sy Ut
a,sas al Css Ms ia "a S Ssssss
ID . .N| ~ AL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01
TO LET

A GOOD TENEMENT Of or rooms, with
IN wood room and clothes yard adjoining in excel
Apply on the premises, to VIM G. MAYNARD
decoI dts 3S Summer street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01
PICTURES For IS CBvTs.

HATHAWAY will make for the pubt Single Glass
Pictures (called Improved AmbgoIypes) fai 25 cents
u The ouLy Improved Anl,br0tyPe, lnown as Cut
OF DIFF 0nposkeflark's Block.
o. H. TILLOTSG9,
ATTORNEY s COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. 3, Brinley Hall,
mh31 DIFF WoAester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

The Alpine Hair Balm Is so sure to brih
GRAY HAIR 10 its NATURAL COLOR, that many SUP
pose it to be a air Dye; it IL not. The Balsam make
the roots Of the fair healthy causes III turn the orig
nal color and keep! it from coming ,eut,
For sale by j. O. TILL, NJ. 4 GREEN 90. DA-
VID SCOTT. CHARLIE sIBI4EY, GEO. r spURR,
and JAMES GREEN. "a de3dw6m my19
NOtIce.-An persons inc iebted to the lite firm
Taft, Wheeler Co., in washington sqI4e, re-
quesed to call Immediately ard settle the same at the
store of Draper & Clark, Front Street.
EDWl DRAPER, 4 A,noo.
VIM c. CHRISTY,D A''-e
Worcester. Nov IA 1897 MID diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

vEVO LET CHEAP-Three good teuements near
n the Junction Depot. Inquire Of
A. THAYER,
dec24 diff 2lS Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

III. =. Bishop, graduate of the Baltimore College
of Dental Surgery, having had an extensive practice
In this city, for the last ten twelve ysars has
moved his office to his house. No. IA Pearl strees where
his professional services may still he obtained He would
call attention particularly to his method of treating chill
drens teeth securing to them by timely skill and over.
sight, fine set of Natural Teeth the appreciation Of
which has induced many parents to place their children
under his charge-and he hopes all parents will see the
Importance of early placing every child in the care Of
some skifu and faithful Dentist secure their future
comfort. I
l1s-TooTH POWDER AND WASH &C., for sale. IA
Office open all hours of the day and evening-1tl All
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street q
;e3 DIP NJ 4M, =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE,-persons
about procuring or making any changes In their In
sursnce on buildings merchandise personal properv
generally are respectfully invited call on the subscrib
er, who is prepared procure it for them on avoSha
terms in safe, reliable Offices
decSO d3tis Msch va ~,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

NEW CUSTOM BOOT AND SHOE
~ SHOP, MoC0MBE takes this method of in
forming the citizens OF Worcester that he has opened
custom Boot and Shoe Shop on Foster Street Having
mad some fourteen years experience in his business he
reels that all orders intrused to his will be
got up in thorough and workmAnlike manner Repair
ing neatly DONE dam dee17
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

DR.. Hemry Sargent gives special attentin TO
a.easos Of the Rye oes No. II Worcester Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

REMEMs THE PLAcEii
Nos. So Lincoln slouk, Main street, Worcester.
cUS a & HoDsKINs,
N. B-RhodeI, ,vrsy taken at par
deci5 4A az
hob PRIN' any vafasty, neatly and
- uromntlv exrA - nov once. al2 Main Il.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

y ItEO sNfU pItl1ty OF OuMS OenLIeEmem
as well as pier ty Of old whose boards turning
gray, which gives the former great deal uneasiues
and exposes the age of the latter To avoid these little
perpextes advise such Of readers to use Prof.
Woods hair Restorative, which will in the course of
few weeks change the hair its original color 1t does
not dye the hair like most of tae hair restoraves but
produces gradual change of color from the roots of the
hair to the final end and gives 1t fine and glossy ap
psarance We have many person who have used it
successfully, and it the only invention which
has come to their ideas of cure for gray heads We
commenced using it about two months since, and If we
are any judge of age and beauty it has made least
ten years Younger in fact beginning to look quite
young, and feel very much like getting young wife,
The change is miraculous, and it would be difficult to
find gray hair it would be find idea in the
head Of the Duke of Buckingham We know several old
maids and some young widows, whose locks Just be-
ginning to slvery hue and have been talking
seriously about resortng this remedy, and we a.
wise them not to delay any longer 1t fails-St.
Louis Herald
Sold bv all pood DrupVSts deh25 daw1w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01
WANTS.

M 800 Agents, to sell in every town
w and city in the New England States newly pa.
tented article Of domestic of which one or more is
wanted by every family. For particulars inquire at
No. Laurel street, or address, by mail,
.fa GEORGE r. PECKHAM,
osczo d0t&w4t Worcester, Mass,
M ANTED--A situation by a smart and capable
Wv girl, as cook, or TO do general homework. Beat
OF references can be given, by calling 10 Green street.
dec2s DIFF
M AGENTS WANTED-Tos sell a new
u W. Map Of Iodia In Worcester County, showing
The Seat Of War; British Possessions, &C., sc. Call at
dec17 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

o. F. H A r. RIS,
DEN II I S HA
1853 main street, opposite the new Mehanics Hall
jyl Building, d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

NW ORCEST MUTUAL FIRE IN
suRANcE CoMPANY.--A special Meeting Of
inS company TO act on the report of Hon. Charles AL.
len, to whom referred the revision Of the nv Lass
viii be he held at their office, WEDNESDAY the sh
day Of January, 1855, at 10 o'1ck a. M Nv order Of
the PRESIDENT. CHARLES NJ. MILES, sec,y.
dec30 dot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

ri ora Y E.--The annual Meeting Of the Me1 bere Of
~ the Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank, for the
choice Of Officers making alterations in The By Laws and
any other business that may legally come before them
will be held on THURSDAY January q 1855 at O'Clock
p. M, at the Office Of said Bank.
dec16 dUS7 H. WOODWARD Treas,r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

To facilitate the sale of same have, in connection
with our present store the formerly occupied by
F SMITH & co, No. Lincoln House Block, where we
shall offer the above stock at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

FHNO SkATERS.-E. NEWTON II Mechanic s.
will furnish Diagrams Of the rules of Skating to
all that may want their skates put ia order Lessons
given in skating If desired. DIFF drclS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-01

TENEMENT TO RENT-on sever Street.
II Inquire of VIM DUDLEY
d2l diff
Two RENT-A very desirable house in Maple Place
n near the Church Of the Unity, containing 10 rooms
Apply to NJ. II. MORSE, No. III Elm street
dec1S DIFF
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SILKS AND sHAwLs.

splendid assortment in these departments, which will
DO sold at prices which must compel you to purchase
Cashmere scar only SOC, Chenille scars from 100 to
$3.50
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-11
Thomas Aiiiisone 60 he = Millionaire.

The Philadelphia correspondent Of the
New York Tribune gives currency to the
following story:
A most singular story has obtained chr.
ency here within week or two. which ia
worth reproducing Tor The information of
your readers. Mr.. Thomas Allibone Tho
distinguished financial hero of the Rank nj
pennsylvania, 1t Is said is likely TO come into
possession OF fortune OF two millions Of
dollars, IN right OF his wife, who j, said IN
DO one OF the heirs OF the great .Jcrn;rga
estate now about TO be distributed in Eng.
land among those lawfully entitled to receive
IT.. This great estate. it may be added in
tins connection, is not newspaper MYTH
On the contrary, il has long been known
that such fund existed in England. await.
ing the appearance OF the true heirs. Late
English papers announce that the true heir
has at length turned up in the person of one
Joseph Martin, and that an eminent law
firm at Liverpool had obtained administra.
ton Tor the heir at law from Doctors Com
mons, to Elizabeth Bunch, otherwise Jen.
mems, the daughter and heir Of John Jep.
mems OF Colchester, who was the last male
heir essential and heir general of the family
The personal property alone to which this
administration will extend is supposed to
amount TO SS0,0OO,OOO. while the real es.
tate IL even more valuable, the rental being
estimated at $4,000 per annum. The an,
pearancc is dircct personal representative
OF the Jennenses. and the granting of lot.
tiers OF administration. has created a pro-
found sensation in large circle Of high and
influential persons in England, and has end
I'll IN the discontinue of host of active
claimants and anxious expcctants. who have
been Tor many years seeking TO obtain a
share OF this almost fabulous accumulation
OF wealth. AS the owner OF all this propcr.
ty died upwards OF century ago, his heirs
have multiplied. until the number in this
country is now very large. Should the ru-
NOR referred to prove correct. Mr.. Alibope
will be possessed OF means sufficient 10 dis.
charge his Indebtedness to the Bank. and
permit II Ia resume business, while retaining
ample means for his own wants. I give the
story ~ twas told to me. merely rcmurkipr
that there are parties herr who have the
means Of being well info mei on the sub
ject, who believe il 10 he true.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-11
A Ge"tlesnsnly Fight.

The immediate cause OF the late duel be-
tween Lieutenants BELL and WILLIAMS, Of
the Army, is thus narrated by the Tr1me's
Washington correspondent
The difficulty between Lcutenants VII.
liams and Bell, Of the Army, is of old stand.
ing. Some say that a lady Is in the case,
while Others affirm that the origin Of the
quarrel was the conduct Of one or beth of
the parties during battle with the Indians
in New Mexico. j have not thought the
matter OF sufficient consequence 10 make il
the subject Of particular inquiries, and can
not, therefore, inform you which Of tho
causes assigned is the real one. Whatever
its cause, the row broke forth in the iuIness
Of it, glory in the BARRIERS shop at Wizards
Hotel. The gallant Lieutenants had almost
simultaneously repaired thither for the paci.
hc purpose Of getting shaved or having their
hair cut. The moment they encountered
they fought, but in the most gentenanly
and quiet manner. Williams broke his cane
over Bells head, and the two gnppled and
struggled with as much decorous restraint
as II they had been acting tableau in
fashionable drawing room. Not An oath
not an exclamation, not loud word escaned
them. Bell having no cane, rtreated to
get one. He presently returned, accom-
panied by friend. Williams was standing
before mirror quietly adjusting his crayat
which had been disarranged in the scufle
Az Bell approached him with uplifted cane
he turned, folded his arms, and coolly await.
Ell the blow. At this point the ba,ber
whose basons. walls, bottles. and other fra.
gle wares, had suffered somewhat in the
fray, interposed with politeness equal to
that Of the combatants themselves.
Gentlemen he said, permit me 10
suggest that this is hardly fit place TO
light In. have already sustained console.
rable damage by your movements, and if the
struggle is to be renewed"
fou speak like man Of sense" inter.
posed Mr.. Bell, suspending the descent of
bus cane. What you say ia very reason.
able This is no place for fight. The at.
fair must be settled elsewhere. Make ont
your bill tor the damage we have done, and
] will pay it,"
The BARRIERS account was presented and
paid, and tho belligerent sons Of Mars with.
drew in the quietest manner possible. A
challenge passed subsequently, and they
fought this morning at Bladensburg. Bell
bullet passed through Williams hat while
Williams fired in the air, or rather in the
snow. A reconciliation took place, and the
two gentleman returned to town and break
tasted together
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-11

Three bridges now span the Mississippi
River, connecting Minneapolis and 81. An.
thony. One across the river, at the foot Of
ienLepin Avenue, connects with Nicollet
Island. This is wire suspension bridge
and is one of the most beautiful and substan-
tial bridges in the West. 1t was completed
in the spring of 1853, and cost over $4,000.
The receipts Of this bridge, for tolls for the
year 1857, amounted to $40 ,2OS,63. Ano-
Their bridge, one mile below, is built in yery
handsome and substantial manner. The cost
OF this one, was almost $4,000. Ii was
completed last summer. A third bridge
crosses the river at North Minneapolis. 1t
was commenced during last Fall is nearly
completed, and will soon be ready for travel.
1t is 100 feet in length by about 30 feet in
width, and has "draw' with q swing of
10 feet on stone abutment, 40 feet wide,
for the passage Of the steamboats, that navi-
gate the Upper Mississippi. 1t is built Of
wood and cost Acknowledgements Ga:.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-11
Dreadful Csiamity-Ftre and Loss Of
Life.

About four o'clock on Saturday afternoon
fire broke out in frame shanty situated
in the rear Of Snyder, NeFarlane & Cooks
Banking house, which entirely consumed the
building, and resulted 10 the burning to
death OF little girl. The circumstances
are as follows: The wife Of a poor laborer,
known in the neighborhoo1 as =" Irish jim
my" upon leaving the house, to attend TO
some business, left her two children, the old
est about foar years Of age, the other not
quite Is months old-locked up in house.
During the absence of tine mother. the chill
dren got possession OF some matches, and
while playing with them, they became igni.
ted and falling upon lot Of shavings lying
in corner Of the room, set them on fire
The dresses Of the children soon were in
flames. At this moment the mother re-
turned, and upon opening the door was hor-
ror-stricken to see her children in the en-
brace of the fiery element. The oldest of
the children. seeing her mother and being
afraid OF receiving whipping for the mis-
CHIEF she had caused, crawled under the bed,
her clothes still burning. The mother
hastily picked up the infant child, and fed
with it out of doors, and returning to rescue
the other child, was driven back by the
flames. which by this time, enveloped every
thing in the room. and were bursting out of
the windows, and out of the door. The
building was soon even with the ground. and
burying in its ruins the remains of the little
girl. The heartstrcken mother could
scarcely realize that her child was no more,
but when the fearful truth broke upon her,
she became nearly demented She would
rush wildly around the ruins of what was
once her home, crying in heartrendine tones
for her lost child. The rescued child was
very severely burned about the head, arms
and feet, but will probably recover. The
mother had her hands and arms burned
severely, while attempting to rescue the
second child. During Sunday morning the
charrcd remains Of the little girI-consisting
OF nothing but the trunk of the BODY, the
legs, and portion of the head having been
consumed-were found. The funeral took
place IN the afternoon and was largely at
tended by the weeping and sympathizing
friends and neighbors of the unfortunate and
deeply bereaved parents. The pecuniary
loss sustained by this poor family in the
destruction Of their household goods, can be
lily borne by them, and we are glad TO know
that several charitable persons have already
started a subscription paper to relieve them
Some benevolent ladies and gentlemen re-
siding in the ncighborhood, have already
contributed largely to relieve the family Of
their present necessities.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-11

A LITERARY GHouL.-The New-York
correspondent of the New-Orleans Delta.
speaking of the atlantic Montily Maga., me,
says that good story is told Of the manner
Ia which one Of its contributors has fed on
dead mems brains, and gives it as it was
furnished to him:
One Of the contributors (Fitzjames o.
Brien) recently published much admired
story which he called the Diamond Lens.
The whole idea is said to be directly plagia-
rizcd from William North, Young man
of wonderful genius, who came to this coun-
try, and after struggling awhile with pow
erty and his hopes. committed suicide.
Among other things which be wrote, was
a delicious little fancy called the Dew
Drop" in which he saw fairy-like and
beautiful city; soon in this city he distin
guished house, in front of this house bal.
cony, and upon this balcony the form of
beautiful girl, whom he watched until he be-
came intoxicated with bis love for her. By
and by an elegant young man comes along,
who is received with favor by the lovely
maiden. whcreupon the poor imaginary
lover became so feyerishly jealous that be
dashed his dew drop TO pieces, thus des-
troying his whole castle in the air at one
blow.
This story was circulated only in manu-.
script, among few intimate friends, and
the idea has been wholly transferred to the
Diamond Lens" in which Mr.. OBrien
secs everything that North saw in the Dew
Drop" Ii is mixed with some German
d'ablaie. but all the touching, tender, poetic
beauty Ct the original retained.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-11


4 public meeting was held at Hastings,
ri, ,la ,o,L a., oo,a;Jor H., ~ mn am ,.,
"" '"e @'''' '"'"'''''e' INV ~''"""'"'" '"''"
Bill. The meeting was organized by choos.
Inc Cy,uos = Wxuow Chairman and G..
os..,.. oo..,,..u
n., .e az. o,, n
Vn 'n9.on' "e~rs' H. ohai'n' - y. Nor.l'
ana I'll Robinson, werc appointed commit
tee 10 submit report TOT t"e oonS"oratioh
u .as lne.'ng. nr. .
=. hter some REMARKS rom inherent persons
Mr. l" Sm'tn, u oenal' OF the comm''en
appointed 'or tna' Pnrpose fePotuu ,he 'o''
lowing preamble ana r'So'"''onS' ~h'c" were
"ah
whsrean, We have heard with deep regret
t nav, ,ne aavoea.ss ., Tue rive Million Loan
,s,tain s,,pns h"se. of suocsss In the massage
Of that measure