Boston Society for the Prevention of Pauperism holds annual meeting
The Boston Society for the Prevention of Pauperism met at 10 Franklin Street with Robert B. Storer presiding. Rev. Dr Bigelow presented the annual report, noting population growth and pauper influx, donations totaling 350 dollars, and calls for better city accommodations. Officers for the year were elected led by President Moses Grant.
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Boston Society For the Prevention of
Pranklin Street
Robert B.storer
Dr Bigelow
Franklin Street
Elisha
Robert Sturgis
Hong Kong
Charles A. Cotting
Barnard
Deer Island
Henry Plimpton
Treasury
Moses Grant
C. F. Barnard
Robert B. Storer
F. R. Woodward
Henry Plympton
Thomas Thwing
Andrew Cushing
Lewis J. Caswell
Andrew Bigelow
S. B. Cruft
J. P. Robinson
David Pike
George Callender
Joseph E. Barry
E. A. Renouf
Lyman Boyden
Jacob Sleeper
Chas. H. Parker
Municipal affairs at yesterday's aldermen meeting
Regular board of aldermen session approved petitions for Faneuil Hall political meetings, street widenings, and sidewalk projects. Debated city funds for Police uniforms and street work, extended Albany Street inquiry, and discussed voting district definitions amid adjournment after appointing Seale conv. roles. An immense gathering attended the proceedings.
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Board of Aldermen
Peirce
Yeas
Ald
Dennie
Rich
Wightman
Emerson
James
N. C
Williams Court
Joshua Sears
Broad Street
Purchase Street
J. E. Farwell
Faneuil Hall
Thomas Lamb
Commercial Street
Boston
People’s Ferries
Sumner Street
Kingston Street
Essex
Beach Streets
First Street
Tremont
Milford
Groton
Sudbury Street
Chardon Street
William B. Lawrence
Susan Collins
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Tremont Row
Howard Street
Pemberton Square
Charles Bateman
Church and
Piedmont Streets
Samuel A. Way
East Orange Street
Henry Holton
Union
Howard and
Keith
Union Park
B. F. Prescott
West Chester Street
H. N. Houston
Seventh Street
Dorchester
F Streets
Lewis Ballman
Dorchester Avenue
George B. Jameson
D and
Athens Streets
E. Baker
Camden Street
E. Goodwin
Agricultural Fair Grounds
Wes W. Twombly
Roswell S. Firth
Charles B. Maxfield
Martin B. Kimball
John A. Fynes
Seale Conus
Democracy Rally in Boston Honors Unity and States Rights
A Boston Faneuil Hall gathering ratified Worcester democratic nominations amid cheers for Col. Erasmus D. Beach and speakers including Caleb Cushing. The event framed national unity, constitutional government, and state sovereignty, praising Jefferson Davis and Franklin Pierce while denouncing sectional agitation and urging cross-state cooperation within the union.
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McGowan
Worcester
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Col. Wright
National Congress
Boston
Suffolk County
Thomas Jefferson
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Kansas
Utah
Atlantic
Pacific
Empire of China
United States
Banks
Beaca
Fhompson
Ward Three
Caleb Cushing
Cushing
Ndolk
Republican Party
Democratic Party
James Buchanan
John C. Fremont
Cincinnati
Union
Maryland
Nessus
Isch
Constitutional Party
Farnell Hall
Concord
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South
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Congress
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Lord Clyde
Clydesdale
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Asia
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Henry V
Agincourt
Oliver Cromwell
Marston Moor
Naseby
Sarsfield
Colin Campbell
Mississippi
Cimon
Miltiades
Corneleii
Gen
Davis
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Adams
Counen
Webster
Sa Jones
Mr Davis
United
Franklin Pierce
Gen. Cushing
Old South Church
Samuel Adams
John Hancock
Gage
Independence of
United Fraternal Association
South Carolina
Virginia
New York
Pennsylvanis
Lexington and Concord
Breed’s
Bunker Hill
Dorchester
Washington
Hpoinese
Maine
Colonial Congress
Great Britain
Tapather
Wishington
Hancock
Confederation
Roe
Florida
Hamilton
Sedgwick
Mason
Madrid
Spain
Agress
Aguas
Pennsylvania
Calhoun
Mr Webster
John C. Calhoun
Secret Service Fund
Daniel Webster
Hampden
Sidney
Library of Your Association
Gen. Washington
Army of the Democragy
Atriots
Charleston
Miley
New England
Hale Naper
Tata
Houses of
Col. I. H. Wright
Boston Daily Post advertisement notice
Public notice announcing advertising orders for the Boston Daily Post and related papers. It explains subscription terms tied to arrears, authority for publication by government law, and the publisher's ability to relay issues on Hoe & Company presses. It highlights circulation scope and advertising reach.
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Boston
Commonwealth
HOE & Company
Eme
Printing office advertised for book and job work
In connection with this establishment is a large book and job printing office where every description of printing is executed with neatness and despatch. Special attention is paid to all kinds of mercantile printing.
Advertising Rates and Classified Notice Blocks
A historical pricing table for newspaper advertising outlines square, half square and one square formats with first insertion and continuation costs inside and outside. It lists yearly rates 40 25 15 and various notice types including reading editorial probate insolvent notices and assignment notices with single or multiple insertions.
Advertising rates for Boston Statesman weekly post
The Boston Statesman and Weekly Post announces a wide circulation and offers advertising space at ten cents per line with limited wordage.
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THE
Boston Statesman and Weekly Post
AWES and Coil Coal Oils Best and Cheapest Market Leader
Advertises AWES and Coil Coal Oils as the only uniform standard coal oil in the market calling it the best and the cheapest.
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Awes & Coil
Purported Liver Invigorator claims and assorted tonics
A long OCR fragment advertises a Liver Invigorator and other tonics promising cures and preventive effects for bilious liver complaints, dyspepsia, cholera Morbus, fever and ague, and various stomach and bowel issues. It lists agents, locations in Boston and Salem, and trade in gin and tobacco products.
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Breod
Givin Cnineny
Amusements This Evening Featuring Varied Shows
Boston theatre listings show W E Burton headlining Serious Family Farce. actors Miss Logan Guy Mannering and Grimshaw perform plus Bagshaw Bradshaw. The Corsican Brothers by Nationa Turarre and Burnham appear. Oxnoway Hall presents Ethiopianisms by the Alians. McLopgan stages The Bunyan Tableaux.
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Boston Theatre
W. E. Burton
Musrtum
Miss Logan
G Uy Mannering
Grimshaw
Bagshaw and Bradshaw
Nationa Turarre
Harry Burnham
Oxnoway Hall
McLopgan
Republican Nomination Turmoil in Roxbury District
In Roxbury on October 11 1858 Republicans in the fourth district express deep anger over a renomination clash. A growing faction threatens to bolt if the convention backs the American candidate, naming Theodore Otis as a potential rival and citing dissatisfaction with past leadership.
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Fourth
Sam
Know Nothing
James Ritchie
Norfolk County Journal
Messrs Thompson and
King
Ourself
Comins
Roxbury
Theodore Otis
Cotton seed cleansing machine touted as new aid to growers
A Washington Union letter describes a four horsepower machine that cleans cotton seed in weeks, processing 2 to 3 tons per day with three workers. The seed is freed from cotton and sold to carpet makers and paper mills for about ten dollars per 220 pounds, with oil cakes sold similarly. The machinery is reportedly inexpensive and promising for growers. A new shingle machine design uses a pendulous frame and clamp with a circular saw to improve cutting and taper form, offering valuable advantages.
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U. S. Commissioner's Court
Cushman
Cyrus W. Plummer
William H. Cartha
William Herbert
Charles H. Stanley
Joseph Brooks
William Sampson
Adam Carmel
Jacob Pike
Henry G. Lord
Lord
Circuit Court
Bige- OW
Edmund Monroe
Horatio Slater
New York Central Railroad
Bigelow, J
Moses G. Cobb
S. W. Bates
E. R. Hoar
N. S. Lee
Theodore Parker
J. Dodge
H. W. Paine
J. D. Bryant
Superior Court
Nash
Samuel S. Foss
Aaron Richardson
John A. Cunningham
E. Baker
John Gilpin
New York
Caulkers
W. Loring
R. H. Dana
Huntington
John G. Davis
Benjamin Lewis
Mary A. Donnelly
Patrick Canny
William Flemming
Geo. Emerson
George Smith
Charles W. Garner
House of Correction
George Little
Joseph H. Howe
John McQuade
Andrew LD. Freeman
Russell
J. Wa. Tobin
Michael Ryan Charles Clark
Joshua Brackett
Mary Ronan
Turnbuall
Washington Street
Eleanor Street
Chelsea Railroad
Cary Company
Boston
Grand Junction
Ant
Washington Union
Democratic Nominations Counted in Printing Office Race
Official tally from Boston post desk notes the Democratic nominations in the Counting Room No 42 and Printing Office No 40 Congress election race. The brief item confirms party nominations and location.
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Congress
Printing Office
Gubernatorial and Congressional Nominations Listed
A historical ballot slate lists candidates for governor and lieutenant governor from Springfield and Charlestown, Secretary of Commonwealth from Williamstown, treasurer from Boston, auditor from Nantucket, attorney general from Dedham, plus congressional nominees for districts 5 through 9, and councilors and senators including Worcester Central’s Nathan Washburn.
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Commonwealth
John M. Cole
Williamstown
Silas Peirce
Boston
Seymour L. Mead
Nantucket
Ezra Wilkinson
Dedham
Senators
Worcester Central
Nathan Washburn
County Officers Named in Essex Middlesex and Worcester
Essex Commissioner Dean Robinson Register of Probate and Judge of Insolvency E A Ingalls Middlesex Commissioner Joshua P Converse Worcester Commissioner J W Mansur Treasurer Emory Sanford Register of Probate and Insolvency Giles H Whitney
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Essex
Dean Robinson
E. A. Ingalls
Middlesex
Joshua P. Converse
Worcester
J.w.mansur
Emory Sanford
Giles H. Whitney
Democratic Conventions Second District and State Gatherings
The notice lists multiple Democratic conventions across districts with dates and times from October 1 to October 21. Locations include Hall's Block Roxbury Cambr idgeport Stetson Hall Randolph Dedham Charlestown Charlestown and surrounding venues. This calendar outlines scheduled meetings for party delegates and district senators.
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Re Hall
Ues Segrentes Boos O
A. M Théind
Nantes Iwal
Dedham
P. M
North Norfolk
Democratic Club
Hall’s Block
Roxbury
East Norfolk
Stetson Hall
Randolph
City Hall
Cambridgeport
Plymouth North
South Scituate
Norfolk County
Phoenix Hotel
A. M
Middlesex
Washington Hall
Charlestown
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William F. Newton
William Jones
Frederick W. Cobb
Dennis McCarty
James Meltham
Newton
Jones
Cobb
McCarty
Meigham
Parker House
Albert Fearing
Tremont Temple
Meionnon
Quincy
Albert French
Sanger
State
French
City Bank
William S. Andrews
Charles W. Cartwright
Christopher C. Chadwick
Jos. B. Glover
Patrick Grant
Isaac Livermore
Samuel R. Payson
E. S. Peabody
Waltham Club
Bostonians
Burton
Dombey and Son
North End
Metropolitan Band
Municipal Affairs
Democracy OF Boston
MR Beach
Hion
Jefferson Bavis
Ekrasmus D. Beach
Em. S. McGowan
Exq
Colt
Isaac H. Wright
Willliam
Wwards
Jesse Holbrook
C. Washburn
Thos. Mooney
J. C. Bucknam
Danl. Draper
J. H. Eastburn
James Riley
James W. Lee
Thacher Beal
Isaac Emery
Ward
J. L. C. Amee
Seth Adams
Cedee D. Massey
N. Chelsea
John Pierce
Winthrop
H. Plummer
Cambridge
Benj. Pierce
P. Willard
C. H. Davis
Ames
R. Montgomery Field
Charles J. McCarthy
Franklin Knight
J.C. Chase
George S. Wentworth
John D. Cadogan
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Springfield
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Boston Post Court Record
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Boston Post
Beals Greene & CO
Wilice
Congress Street
Bostoin
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Ardener
Robert P. Wiggin
Ostf
Rorge Croome
GEO. Croome
Isdt&is& Osti
Coal Oils
E. F. Jones & CO
Central Street
Sanford
Dr Sanford
Broadway
M.S. Bure & Co
New Engton States
British Provinces
Cornhill
GEO. C “Goodwin & CO
Don
BZA
London
Pearce & CO
Federal St
Congress St
Islmé&Escoptf
Chamberlin & Waugh
Street
Chamberlin 'S
WAUGH
Blackstone Street
Anna
Catharinne
Mary
Richmond
Brummel
James B Greenleaf
India Street
S. Curling
Burnham
Clear
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Dobson
Guido Serelli
Swainson
Death
Collins
Edward Prince of Wales
Gurnail
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Marty
Virgil
Dublin
Milizie
Robert Peel
Ardine
W. H. Pyne
Lucius Annius Seneca
Caroline
Anne of Austria
Hutchinson
Massachusetts Bay
Zimmerman
Feuque
Lavater
Price
Wilks
Montesquieu
Burke
Aristophanes
Eusince
Italy
Lairesse
Selpfinbing
Salem
Waterstreet
J. Hodges
Erasmus D. Beach
Charles Thompson
Joan T. Hearn
Gro. B. Lorine
Cons
A. WeLcu
Waltham
Brastamiy F. Burien
Lowell
Naru’t Woop
Fitchburg
Nutrine, Jr
Gexrsuom L. Far
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