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lSAGysY WAVED ~ EvEgy lows Aub
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ATTORNEYS.

IDREaCOrr Law Ann GAssOvficE-r WISE
j Attorney ~ law aud aenersi Land Agent Prescott
Wisconsin. Jli uiy
hELARo 7 SMITH AT1oHSES AT Law, soIA.
~ ~ rubls aud Dealer Ia Heal Estate Unlo. nest
daya " [. H. Land Once, Minneapolis, Minnesota. VIII
pay psruruar attention Ia soiseiinR bnbts, tDntsyah
eing Leaning aud ihyrstsf Money and GENERAL Land
and Pre- eihpipn Agency business hsrAwiy
IAMEs UfSDH, ATTUkskr AND 'orSsEiInH
81 nj Law Hiteibr N 'bsnesfy aud General Land APrbi
yay.fs~ drs FiouE Mt st92sty'
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BIppxvosD, Me-, March s.-Gor!on,
Democratic candidate lar Mayor, vas elect
ed ct our municipal election, to-day.
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pSTpa the sh al fessuary az ihsre AuDls, AioY, ~
Ia ,.s. frsfn - Pau aiing or assr the bod Ko.d a
PD.kFI BpDb eODiAiuins NOts n Hand fg SUI
arsva ~ jAs NNseE-y b. f4v1s II fs'ries iisDh bsG
tug4ag - SYyrHh.f i-S- o. three Dqn.hs III. j.
~sHrt 81 psf.pas aSsinsi s1sisibs sad Noe
r.rrf hss s-sp s0ppss i,bsfsi FrWsrd sul b. pad
=, b. hG1@r ~ lSans Sfsh either = he sabserbsys
PATRICK HAfCu
pia-wsN JAS gNkEkgy
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llARRIE-MARnLEt JUST REcEivFn AT THE
mi Minnesota Marble Works corner ut Robert aud sew
euth streets 1T Pau choice lot at American aud italian
onimsnts Tomb Stones. Marble Chimney Pieoss Fur.
uiture slabs. &c.
Those " sizing 10 erect suitable and lasting tribute Ia
the memory of their friends viii do we'll Ia call aud
amino b-iurc purchasing els. " here ~
sep2l dawI TRUMAN NJ sHlH.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

NyorIcE--pursaAn,t TO section 5 OF the Act enu,led
N An Act prescrhing Rules and Res ulAtons ior The
aon Of trusts Artstux under ue Act ~ congress en-
utlee An Ae. for ,he relief ~ ousens If Towns upoa
lands ol The United STATES under certain c.re asAnecs
passed March Nj, is1.
MArch A. IsSs the subscribers catered ~ the Land
Onic- At buchanan, h,nn.se,a Territory, the lands
eompr,sins the Of The rown 1 Duaih, IN the toGniy
OF 81 Laus Miunssolh Territory. IN trust Tor Me se,-
raj use bench, al the occupants thereof according 10
their respective Interests ~hch lands are described IN
the receipts Of the Receiver for moucy rece
ed by him in pay meat therefor As iolows iss No.
four 20 VI section No. twenty even (GL L"' No four
"a, nf SECTION No thrty four, and ios number one q,
aud two az OF section No. thirty Eve s) Ia iowashp
And Iass numbered one a. woi2 three and -four
A. in Section No, twoi1 Lot Nc elilW section No.
steven / aud lot No, one al section No i~elNc,
In township No. fur whine ~, Norh ot Range No.
f,urt eep "a Wesi sining iva hundred aud thtry
seven acres and eighty three hundredths OF su acre 81
IS Iul zach and every persoa Ms Association or CON
many of Jurors claiming 10 be an occupant az occn'
psns have or pcss~as or 10 be eauea 70 the rse'
Of occupancy Possession OF thch lands or any lot
hlrk MARCEL shaf~ ther~of required by III. fourth
ssctou 81 said Act Tile within sA days Ancr Me nfs
nuslic s,in Of this notice In the Office Of Joshusb Col
YER Recorder one OF The subscribers At Duiuih IN ST.
laui. County, Misncso,a. statement IN wruhs, con
a,nur Al, Description oil the particular pieces
,r pafis thervo IN which he. che ~ they claimed d
hs,, an interest," and OF the SPECIFIC right interest or IS
tate which he, abe, or hey may respectively eian 10
he .nutled 20 receive or be forever declared claim
thereof. .. ..,,.,., ,~nx ,.,,
JOSHUA B CULVER, Recorder
RoBT Y. JEffkksoN./
EGWiks Y NM. EIek' Trustees
Forming The corporate authorizes {" 'he ioWn ~ pn
l \,
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FARE REDUCED TWO DOLLARS
40 NEW YORK!
rIvryONx MILES SAVED To NEW YORK.
PlTTsBURG, FORT WAYNE Il CHICAGO
RAILWAY,
To Pi,,sbars New Nork, Philadelphia halumor-. and
Washington Uty with bu, change VI ears To rass
burg, connecting directly with all trains on tho
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA
CEN I Al RAIL X u An!
To New York, Philadelphia, baltimore, aud Washington
tyiy aud all the Interior towns of fennsy wanna, New
+, i"S S,s r',us, vii, have tho ayan,as.
u; All he sas,sya mATkss 81 MS aad'aasi coeia ..
The only route checking baggage through 10
NEW YORK,
PHILxDELPBiA AND BALfh0RE
Trains leave from Chicago the al OF trains from
the West daily. ruanins ihroagh 10 rsbarg win bu,
oar change Of cars, eung Orslne 10 r,elsaa
aud Lake share Ral.i,ad 10 Duntrt Hnnslo. Niagara
falis and Boston, aud all interior towns OF New England
via New York Central aud New York and Ere Railroads
Also south Ia Columbus. GAINESVILLE, Nsears. Mount
y.raon s.eubeuylile Wheeling. aud ts,rrior towns vi
OHIO and Virginia.
The above trains connect At Forrest Nh Train. on Mad
River Road 10 Springfield urban., Dayton and ,inoin
nat - 49, 49, .. . -
rARE Az Low As ANY OTHER ROUTE
The travelling public vii The ads srisgs ut taking
this no aud direct being tho s'ortes, and de
slrAbe 10 sec. OF tenle,nen secomp.ed b, ladies' sad
nay OF checking their baggage as Va this route
tho baggag. Ia checked dreeuy 10 fiiAbmg New tUrk
Fhad-ipbA aud Hsiunof~,
Passengers arriving Ia Chicago any o the roads viii
find attentive Cheek Agents al the Dspo,s u, receive
checks and convey baggage lee al charge o the fhs
burg and chicago cars
Teke. sale al ali the principal Ticket oee. In ID,
West and a, the onces Of The Rant f#" AMI Franc. ia
Chen aud Mas, Packet company.
Through Tickets by tails tutle can be obtained al the
Cunpany'e Once, No ~ Iearbsfp street, opposite the
fremont House aud Jcfy. House ONCE opposite M.
Depot
Bs parue uiAr and ASK fr Tiehets b. Fort Wayne.
JNu }, HOUSTON,
GenI frc,xh and fa@-cp sr Agent.
DAk.w HOES
6eoersl Agen. tthirago.
30 MOORE Urnefsi kap't
Tishrn can be- had
DBdawD Y. oANDAit.. ~ Paul.
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v,E natural aslieS which this To~n ENJOY above an,
| ohor north o! st Anthony Is bouni la make u one OF
~ Srs in ,he STATE. tn. Bridse commenced last fall
s. m. Nss,sippi river NJ this puint by the enrts, 81
Nj Notlhrnp Is nov completed tits noble structure
Of ari the oniy M,se nor IN Of - Nnh"ny ',' spans
The sre.l fslhcr Of Waters NJ. N'rur"r mas Mp p9t
chased the arg. and elegant Howl ana 'P'"o" '"' NV
accommodation " tho pnbhe. ,..,,. . Il, .
H,,,ss are nov being opened ior shhscfip'l"Nto NE
s,acl in m, Wtupeesgo Water Power company, under
"a, h.r.r granted by the iesislsure last winter The
,,er INV rr a, hts point thu best an'r ~ Nn'i"@i
n,tI DE c.siesi OF npro, emeni, WHOM WI WuhIs"y
,naks one Of III. Manufacturing lu"nsm "" ru'"
To those who are seeking permanent h"h's 70 "'n"i
norton at Minnesota otter greater Inducements ,hai ms
IN. surface the country TOT one or "" 'hh"t IN Nd"
on M, river 4. about equally divided between pSA Wrh
inps and Prairie west this IL mostly "~hIsie '"i.ls
t,s of sugar Maple with II nikture oi uhA RIM hed
Nrrh Iiprrnui Eastwood, Ash aud ohrr hha% ., hart
uma The sod ~ IT dark vegetable mould i"Nnt ~ long
AMI grp,l, swell. while IN the valleys AZ" many cieaf
crystal lake. ahoandng Ia bah, with numerous springs
t,,ninr streams of lailinf water M'a'o"s o,
nterS ais are often found, principally sI"ne w" HmA
srealns bearing Mind II gfsss rfmrd bite j"ni q" pea
,iur ,.ltup ftm W. three ION. o hay per srr~, the
b.st atiaptrd tosnck This land IA now surveyed and
open fr settlement The Surveyor derere his portion
I'll lie STATE west and northwest Of Winn"har" 'wnpt
.nv ssaros Danglas and Caledonia counties, s- lately
sV.yed ~ he HE best adapted Tor agrc 1lIntai purro
srs ~ any porinn The ssie and lh" near approach "a
he Pine Lands ysK northeast ile Mississippi WI Tor
years 10 come, command ready market i"t thef ~"
ducts hh'o~W"h'
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WINNEBAGO.

Forming The corporate authorities "t ''e
luth, NJ, Louis County, Minnrsota-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30

DoN'T BE CRoss.-"I wish 1 could 60 to
Wlllie's school. MOTHER
"Why so, my son, you have good school
now and you are not advanced enough to ell
ter Willie's school,"
al know it, mother, but my teacher is C, oss
to me, he calls me a 'biockhead,' a 'vouaq yas-
cat, and good many other names, and to-
day, when l was laughing at something fun
ny, he told me if l did not stop he would
fling me out OF the window"
No wonder little Charley was tired of 20.
ing to school to be called by such names, but
1t is wonder to us that any teacher who
is In the habit Of making use of such language
to his scholars should be allowed the charge
of a school.
Charley was not bad boy he was full of
life and fun, and at his age-nine years-it
was no easy matter for him to sit through Two
long sessions day, and remain perfectly qui
ct, especially when his quick eye detected
some roguery going on in the room.
Hard names from a schoolmate, though
unpleasant, are entirely different from hard
names from a teacher, or any one whom the
child is accustomed to look up to with re.
spect. Such words to him are like the cleo
tric shock, causing the whole frame to culver.
But words of kindness and sympathy will
make him captive at will.
There is nothing more pleasing to child
than to be noticed with kindness by his su-
periors. This the child has right to ex-
pect from his teacher-the one under whose
influence he is the greater part of the day,
and much of whose character will enter int
and form part of the character of child.
We we'll remember the surprise we felt some
years since, upon hearing the language quoted
above, from teacher with whom we had been
on terms of friendship-it lessened our esti-
mate of his character. and we could no longer
esteem one who was addicted to such habits
Rhode Island Schoolmaster.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30
wnshInsssn Ma..er..

WARRINGTON, April 20 The conference
committee on the disagreeing votes on the de-
iciency appropriation bill, consist of Messrs.
lTaombS, Biggs and Fessenden on the part Of
the Senate, and Messrs. Letcher, Mallory and
Nicholson on the part Of the House. The
vote on the Kanzas bill In the Senate will
take place at o'clock tomorrow
According to dispatches and letters receiv.
cd by Gen. Herran, the New Granadian
Congress, at the latest dates, were engaged in
the consideration Of the new federal conettu.
ton. The "Cass- HeuAn' treaty had receiv
cd its first reading in the Senate, and been 70.
ierTcd 10 committee. Tho general impress
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30
A. WHITING'N
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOM
nys No. Mechanics Hall, Up stairs. dly
A PROCLAMATION
TO THE LADIE Sill.

WHEREAS, 1t appears that the days OF right honor and
integrity, are fast fading away. and WHEREAS the IN
sctupuous and igaorant daily taking advantage Of
the profound and learned BE 1t Known THKREFoRE 10
ALL whether MAIDS, WIVES, or WIDOWS that DR.
CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS are ALONE the certain
panacea for the troubles incident TO female disorganza
ton; they ALONE correcting all painful menstruaton
assuagng papations Of the heart disturbed Sleep pain
in the side, and causing health and happiness to the
whole sex more especially to the MARRIED PORTION as
they are certain to bring the monthly period with
regularity. AND WHEREAS, thess PILLS are purely
vegetable and entirely from minerals therefore per
fectly harmless in their operations, and wholly unlike
other medicines thrust upon the public purportg 10
effect the objects already detailed. THEREFoRv BE n
KNOWN, that NOTHING but the said PILLS Of DIR
CHEEsEMAN will accomplish the desired object when
DIsAPPSFMEkT has been experienced under the regime
OF OTHER PILIsi and the LADIES will cause this Procla
nation to spread amongst them Cheir own eversstino
benefalways promising that said Proclamation in onS
must be considered null and void; that is 10 saw
that the Pills must not be taken when any female ia i,
INTERESTING CONDITION, otherwise misear,iags st
be the inc gitable result. -
each box. Price 81 Sent by mail On encIoalng n ~
DR.. Cornelius L. Cheeseman, Box 1881, Post Once New
York City, or 10 NJ. B. Green a Co. Worcester Macs
Sid by one Druggist In every town in the United
States.
Given under my hand and SEAL
U. L, oHEEsEMAN, MD
R. D. HUrcHlNGs, General Agent for ths United
states, 100 Chambers st. New York, to whom all orders
should be addressed
psold by M. Green Co., Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30

LATEST CouSTERTsITs.-W copy the fol-
lowing list Of new counterfeits from Hodge,
Bank Note Reporter.
Threes, spurious on the Home Bank, Meri-
den, Ct, Wig. train of cars, vessels, &c..
Washington on the right, sailor and captain
on the left.
Threes on the Globe Bank, Boston, Mass.
Wig. Indian hunter and dog, three cupids on
the left.
Twenties altered, on the Mechanics Bank.
New York city, Wig. state arms with Xxx on
each side, cupids on right end, harvest scene
on left. Il would be well for our readers 10
remember this plate, as It can be altered 10
suit all the Mechanics Banks in the country,
Ones on the Exeter, X. l., altered from t6e
broken bank Of same name Of New Harm.
shire, wig. Webster, which is nothing like the
true ones.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30

SALE OF IMPORTED STooK,- The sale of
stock belonging to The late Col. Newell, at
West Newbury, on Tuesday. was well attend
cd many persons being present from the sur
rounding towns, and some from out of the
county. The Ayrshire four year old bull was
sold for 800 to Hon John Brooks. The native
and Devon cows sold from $40 to $50. Two
Ayrshire cows sold for about 1915 apiece.
year old Ayrshire calf went at SIS, and the
South Down sheep brought 81 a head.-Neso.
buryp0rt Herald.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30

New HAVEN, April 29.-About twenty
witnesses in the Tuckerman case were exam
ined this forenoon, including Nj. Holbrook,
the special mail agent. The locality Of the
roooerles committed on the 18th, goth, and
Z2d Is clearly fixed by the evidence to have
been In Connecticut, and the point of juris-
dictlon will amount to nothing. Tuekerman
has again been urged to plead guilty, but per-
slstently refuses. If convicted it is thought
he will be sentenced to fifteen yaars in the
State Prison.
Mrs. Tuckerman is in court today.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30

RHODE ISLAND BAPTIST CoEvENTIoN.-This
body commenced its thirly-third annual meeting
At Providence, on Tuesday, Rev. DR.. Jackson, Of
Newport, occupying the chair. 1t represents,
says the Providence Journal, forty nine churches
connected with the Baptiat denomination in the
State, and including membership Of seven thou
sand four hundred and thiEty-four, according to
the associations minutes Of last year.
The various reports showed considerable pro-
gress during the past year. In the twenty-seven
churches from which there was time to hear, more
than twelve hundred conversions are estimated
70 have occurred. many Of the converts having al.
ready been baptized II was reported that there
have been, as nearly as could be estimated, up.
wards Of twsnty-one hundred conversions in con-
nsetlon with the different Baptist churches
throughout the State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30


PArRNrs.-List Of patents issued from the q.
s. Patent Office to Massachusetts men, for the
week ending April ~;
George cEOmPton Of wOroestor--FOr improve.
msnt In looms.
Thomas Hudson Of Boston--For pen cleaner
and holder NAat
John a. Lynch Of BOssOn-For machine for wet.
ting paper.
Charles Robinson Of Cambridseport-FOr i'm
proved bedstead rail.
Jshn "a: Batcheldsr Of CambFidge-For i'm
provement In inkstands.
Henry H. Taylor Of Roxbury--For improved
drawers for closets, bureaus, &c.
Charles Phelps Of Salem-For improvement In
envelopes for letters, &c.
Chaancey Thomas Of West Nevbury--For i'm. :
provement in mill for grinding paint.
Thomas Hall Of Gloucester, aasignor 10
Thomas Hall & Co., Of same placs-For fishing
nets.
EFT. Ingalls and J. R. Nichols Of Huverhill-
Forimpr0yed steam warming apparatus.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30
TIE GREAT ENGbISH REMEDY.
SIR LANES CLARKEs
fEEI ERR II Nn II y A a IN BILL 9


Gel ERRAT ed FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from Prescription OF Sir j. Clarke M. D. g.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the
male constitution is subject. 1t moderaes all and
all obstruction and specify may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited It will, in short time bring on
the monthly period with reg ularity.
Each bottle, price One llar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits
81
These Pills should not he taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three months. as they are
to bring on iscarriGge but at every other time
and in every other case, they perfectly safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal sfections Pain ID
tine Back and LIMOS Fati que slight exetion, Papta
ton OF the Heart Hystercs, and Whtes these Pills will
effect when all other have failed although
powerful remedy, do contain iron, caoel sntimo-
ny, or anything hurtfu 10 the constitution.
Full directions company each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES,
(Late l. G. Baldwin h Co. } Rochester, NJ Y.
N. B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any
lhorzed Agent, will bottle Of the Pills by return
mail
For sale by druggists in every town in the United
tates.
BURR. FOSTER, Il CO., No. Cornhill, Boston,
Wholesale Agents for New England.
For sale by Vim. Bash & Co wholesale and retail
Agents and druggists generally. d&wtf dec22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30

DR.. TRACY DBLMORE, the great cureT Of Consump-
ton, for several years badly afflicted with
sia that for part of the time he fined his he'd
He eventually cured by prescription furnished him
by young cairvoJ ant Girl. This prcr pou given by
mere child, Ehs state If trance has cured every
body who has 1t, having failed once. IL is
equally sure in Of Fits Of Dyspepsia The
gradients may be found sny drug store will send
this valuable prescription any person the rrcdpt Of
one stamp to pay postage. Address Or. TRACY DEL
M0RB, Great Curer Of Consumption New York Post Of
fee d&w1m aD2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30
BUY NE AND I'LL DO You CoOD.v
Now is the time TO the great Spring and sumner
Medicine.
DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HEIR

Is / II II E X 3
Composed Of sarsaparfta, Wfd cherrV, Ysltov
Dock, Prickiy Ash, ThoroughyOrf, RhubGrb, Man
drake, Ddnddi0n, &e,-aH Of tehich are 40 com
pounded as 10 act in concert and assist Nature In
erqdicating disease.
The effect Of this medicneis most wonde,ful-i, acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing an an
sructions from the internal organs stimulating them n
@ healthy action, renovatng the fountains q lie and
vigor purifying the blood, cleansing II from ali hu more
and causing 70 course through every mart 81 Inc
dody They cure and eradicate from the system live,
Complant-that main wheel Of many Diseases jam
dice in its worst forms all Bilious diseases and PenI
Stomach Dyspepsia, Costiyeness Humors Of the Biood
aud Skin, Indigestion, headache Dizziness plies Rear.
burn, Weakness Pain in the Side and Bowels, Faiuenrv
Loss Of Appetite, and all kindred complaints cnuSed ~
torpid or diseased Liver, dsordered stomach ,r MAI
BLOOD 70 which all are more or esS subject IN Spring Ard
Summer. NF'"e STU
II taken in large doses Fever and Asue NAV he brob.
60 up and cured 1t ooce This has become a atandad
mtdicne and % decidedly the best the world ever ~
Price only Zoo for the pint and sac for The quart
bottle. wv fu@'e
Sold By all medicine dealers everywhere oras,,
should be addressed to J. 0. LANGLEY, Ii MSrsball
street, Bostnn Mass. - "'nS'
Bold by all the Druggists in Worcester ls
mchA daw0m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30

Hair ResfOraIive.-We are pleased to ne able
tn record the satisfaction of patrons after trial of an
article advertised in columns We have the satisfac-
ton to know several Of readers who have used Prof
Woods Hair Resto alive, and Pronounced it to be Just
what the advertisement says IFS We have several per
sons acquantances, 100, who gray headed they
have tried it, and they willingly add the testimony to
its Efficacy, and will give further information to others he
string it, This speaks we'll Tor the article and we advise
all who DO not wish to appear headed to use Woods
HAIR Restorative Western Patriot
For sale by GEORGE R SPURR. and by all respect
able Druggists daw2w ap2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30

4 A "WATER-SHED" BuRNT.-At Stoddard,
N. H., Reuben Whitneys barn was burnt on
Sunday, together with horses, oxen. and
sheep. all through the pipe Of vagrant who
slept IN the hay.mow. From one side Of the
roof OF this barn the water ran off into the
Merrimack river through this city to the ocean
and from the other side into the Connecticut
nver and Long Island Sound.--Lo,oeH Citizen
and NStos.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30

TIE AMERTcAS SCIENTIFIC CoNvBNTIoN.--
Three or four hundred Of the eminent and sciep.
ti6e men Of the country are in attendance upon
the American Association for the Advancement
Of Science, which met at Baltimore Wednesday,
many Of them accompanied BY their wives and
daughters. Among them are Professors Agassiz.
A. d. Bache, J. D. Dana, Joseph Henry, wolcoit
Gibbs, Benjamin Pierce, John LseOmpte, W. B.
Rogers. Thomas Ewing. Gov. Chase, Gen. Jos.
O. Totten, and Others
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-30
Scientific Convention.

BALTIMORE, April 29.-The members of
the Scientific Convention we're entertained TO
splendid banquet by the Historical Society,
at the Atheneum building, this evening.
Tomorrow, they will visit the public insttu-
tons and partake of an entertainment at
Barnum's Hotel.