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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31
REPUBLICAN MEETTNGS.

Hon HENRY WILSON will speak at
Blackstone, Saturday, Nov. 8.
Hon. THOMAS ELLIOTT, will speak at
Worcester. Friday, Nov. q
Hon. ANsON BCRLINGAMF will speak at
Fitchblrg Saturday, Nov. g.
]. Q A. GRIFFIN, Esq, will speak at
Worcester Monday, November s.
Hon. MOSES KIMBALL will speak at
Wlnchen' on, Wednesday, Oct 81
CHARLES W. SLACK, Esq will speak at
Athol. Thursday, Nov. l.
JOHN l. SWIFT, Esq. will speak at
Wnchendon, Wednesday, Oct 81.
W. W. RICE. Esq, of Worcester, viii speak at
Ashburnham, Wednesday,, OFT. 81.
Clinton, Fri av, Nov. 2.
USbridge, Saturday, Nov. g.
JN0. B. D. COGSW ELL, Esq, will speak at
Lancaster, Wednesday, Dot. 81.
Royalston, Thursday, Nov. 1.
Barre, Friday, Nov. 2.
0akham, saturday, Nov. 8.
Paxton, Monday, Nov. 5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

THE CASE or PAssMoRE WILLIAMsoN.--The
petition presented to Judge Kane on Saturday,
from Passmoro Williamson, was stated by Mr..
Meredith, his counsel, to contain certain state.
ments of facts commencing from the time Mr..
Williamson last saw the woman Jane johnson
getting into the carriage at Dock Street; that he
had not seen her since that time, had no control
over her, or of those with whom she might be-,
stating his utter inability to comply with the com.
mand Of the writ of haboas corpus to produce the
body in Court; there was also in the petition pro-
test, respectfully set forth, against the iurisdic
ton Of the Court in the premises Judge Kane
has refused to receive the petition.
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COurt of Common Pleas. Criminal
JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.

sUDUG MOHHI5 PRESIDING,
TUESDAY, October 80.
Dennis o'Leary, for assault upon an officer,
plead guilty, and was sentenced to the House of
Correction for six months.
Jeremiah oLeary, for assault upon an officer,
on two indictments, was sent to the House of
Correction for nine months.
Charles TAFT, verdict guilty, for keeping liquor
with intent to SELL
John A. slocomb, verdict guilty. for single sale
of liquor
Augustus seaver, verdict guilty, on two indict.
ments for selling liquor
In case of Benz. Lyon, tried for single sale of
liquor, the Jury disagreed.
In the case of Clark Dennis, for being com.
mon seller, verdict not guilty, witnesses having
defaulted
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lFrem ID. Q Home Joarnal.n New Yorkl

IFr m ths y Home JonrnaI," New York
No article ever acquired rapid celebrity and uni
versal popularity LYoN's KArHAIRoN To those who
have used it (and who has nt he is obvious as
not only beauties the Hair preserves and restores
it at an advanced age of. Its perfume and agreeable
eniyening effects should stamp indispensable article
of the toilet"
The above is but one Of thousands OF similar commenda
tionsit stands unfivalei toilet article Be sure t.
ask for LYONS KArnARoS its unparalleled p1pularo
y has caused several unpncped persons to put up var
uess limitations, which they call by somewhat smila
names Sold everywhere large bottles for only 25 cts
HEATH, WYNK0oP q CO., Pr 1prietors.
I'm 50 Liberty street. NJ
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1t should be borne in mind as significant fact,
that the fremont Temple Convention, which
nominated Governor Gardner for reelection, was
called by men outside Of the "American" party,
men who had virtually withdrawn from it by
committing themselves to the Worcester Con-
vsnton. Therefore its acts notthe acts Of that
merely the acts of set of boilers from
another organization, whSss they helped to ere
ate By joining in the call for, and participating
IN the doings Of, the Republican Convention, the
platform and nominations Of which were ratified
tnere without dissenting voice, these advocates
Of oardner had severed themselves from their
previous political connections, and If there we're
any honesty in them, would be found standing
oy Hs nominations. There is said to be honor
even among thieves, but surely there is little hon
or among Gardnerites.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

sNow.--We hear of early snow storms in va.
riOns directions. Il has fallen in large ouar,,,a.
At seoharie, Rochester, and other place. a NJ,
York, and Ia Berkshire County in this STAT 4
Concord, n. H., il showed on Sunday. nslt;r, -
IL fell, however.
At Springfield, VI, on Friday night, It com.
commenced 70 snow at Ave o'clock A. NJ, aud
continued til eleven o'clock, which was the fra,
snow there this season. Il fell to the depth Of
four inches
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

Hon. JaRN ". FOSrER has been nominated
fer Congress by the Republicans of the 10Th
District. On the informal aIlot, in the Con-
vention, Colonel Foster had So votes. Erastus
Hopkins Is, Edward Dickinson 6, C. c.
ChaiFee I, Scattering ,. The name of Mr..
Hopkins was then withdrawn, AID on the
anal ballot. Colonel Foster received SIS votes
out of a, and the nomination was made
unanimous Mr.. Foster being in town, a
Committee was APP ojnted TO invite him to ad-
dress the Convention. As he entered the
hall, he was greeted with perfect storm of
applause from the crowded mass assembled in
that great hall. On being introduced to the
audience, Mr.. Foster briefly, but very appro-
priately and handsomely, spoke in acknowl-
edgement of the lonor done him, signihed
his acceptance, and indicated the course he
intended to pursue in Congress, should he be
elected.
Mr.. Burlingame afterwards addressed the
Convention in strain Of surprising eloQuence
for about an hour, and was succeeded by
General Wilson, in his usual strong and
powerful style OF address, for about another
hour.
Says the Springfield Republican, from which
we learn these particulars The Convention
was the largest delegated representation of
the district ever, gathered under any party
call, and was enthusiastic and spirited in a
high degree.
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To1vn RepnbIicnn Cnmmft1cea.

The Republican Couuy Committee have organized and
are really to Furnish with campaign documents to be
distributed n your respective towns. They call upon you
for information in gard to hH progress of the cause aud
will aid in furnishing Speaker upon application by mail
or personally DO your duty. The friends of Freedom
look to Worcester County for a large Republican vote
e. B. SroDDARD Chairman
WIN. +. SLOOUM, sec'y.
WOrceste!, Oct ~ 1855
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Police Court.

TUESDAY, Oct. 3d.
Before Judge Green Thomas Sullivan. for
being drunk was fined 80 and costs, and m da.
fault was committed.
James Read, for being drunk and disturbing
tbs peace at Milbury, and assault on Officer
Jourdan was fined 81 and costs, and sentenced.
in all, to five months in the House Of Correction
Margaret Crowley, for being drunk, was fined
~ and costs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

INHALAT1oE DIR. G. Howard Marshall, lung
physician, who by his new method is treating ca.
tauh, dyspepsia, asthma, bronchitis, and con-
sumption, will be at the Worcester House on
Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, November 10th,
18th, and 18th. Consultation free. DR.. M. will
always be in New York the first week in each
month Office, Taylors Hotel. 367 Broadway.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

tbs rHgATRE,-Mr English, with lis truly excellent
corps conti to 60 prosperousy filling Brinley
Hall nightly with delighted audiences The pieces thus
far have been well sustained and afforded general
faction to the public The Soldiers Daughter drew full
house Mond evening, and the piece went of with contn-
ued applause. II is evening drama of great intersi
called Therese, with Mrs English as Therese and Mr..
Kames Carwn. full house win doubtless witness it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

The Liberal Union Party have issued circular
to the electors of Worcester county, urging them
to defeat the Maine law In is quite scholarly
production, as the following extract viii show -
Isl queris monumentum, circumspic''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

Balm, of a Thousand Flowers !-Reader
do you wish beautiful complexion Ii So use the oJ
of Thousand F0uCerS." 1t eradcates all Tan pirnris
and Freckles from the face. For washing and sbavin
and cleansing the Teeth leaving beautiful, perfumed
brsath--it has no equal!
FETRIDGE & CO., Boston /; G. r. spupp sola o,.
for Worcester. ie6 AZ
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LOCAL NEWS

REPUBLICAN cAUoUs.-The Republicans of
worcester are invited TO meet at Horticultural
Hail. on Thursday evening, at Z l-2 o'clock, for
the domination Of candidates for Representatives
to the General Court and the transaction Of other
;,r,nortart b,s;nsss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

You can care that ood By the of single bottle of
Wistars Wild Cherry Balsam There is nothing like It
for tie relief Of bronchial and all throat diseases Every
body it. AMI in nearly every case with success.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

The Republican COMMITTEES of Wards and s
are requested to meet at Headquarters at l-2
o'clock this evening.
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The Asheyille IN. G ! Spectator saw

The Asheyille, IN c Spectator says
that recently at the Jackson Superior Court,
Judge Manly decided that person protesting
the doctrines of Universahsm was incompetent
witness in the Court of the State and, in con-
sequence two OF three witnesses of that per.
suasion were ruled out.
The Middlesex Republican County
Committee have nominated John Nesmith of
Lowell, and Thos. M. Thompson of Pepper
ell, for Senators, in place Of Elisha Hunting.
ton and Geo. S. Boutwell,, who declined.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

Gov. REEDER, speaking Of the Massachusetts,
election, says he shapes to Hearen the Republican
Increment 'oU succeed" Shall Massachusetts
dsappont these hopes, chill these hearts that are
reaching out for sympathy, turn back these swell.
ling tides in favor Of freedom everywhere out Of
the slave States This Is the question involved
in the election or non.clection Of Julius Rock
we'll
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

School Committees, or Teachers httinp nm
School Rooms with the Modern Schon Desks and Stools
can purchase 30 in good condition, for one-hf their or
inal cost, by applying to VIM Il. EATON Proprietor ~
Massachusetts Mercantile and Mathematical stitnle
Worcester, Mass. au25 Az -
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COODNO < HEY WOOD,

No. 267 MAIN STREET-wHoLRsALE DEALERS -,
BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERS
In all their variety, selected for the New England trada
Also at Retail the largest stock in this city which will be-
sold at the lowest prices
b. 4. GooDNow, ........--,--. B. Haywood.
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DIED.

mdl 1a city, 18Th nst Henry o. Kellogg, % years,
1enus are invited to attend his funeral on Friday a.
Orchard st. '''pHer WINTER, No. 70
90 In West iBoylson, Oct 80 Evelyn Winthrop, only child
mons '" ana Caroline A. Bgelow aged years, 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

II. G. @. Blake will give instruction to classes or
individuals, in the Ancieu and Modern Languages Nah
ematics, &c. at No. Bowioin street. auI6 deod6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

HoGs-LARGE OPERATION understand
that,one Of our pork house firms sold yestor-
day to an English packer 10000 hogs at So
from the hooks. An average of 200 pounds
net per hog, would make the aggregate
amount Involved i'll the transaction S24O, 600.
This is, we believe, the largest transaction that
has ever taken place in this market.-Loui8-
ellie Journal
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Repnhlicnn Cnmnlr Cnn,,ni,tnn.

An adjourned meeting of The Commit will be holden
at the Republican Head Quarters on Wednesday next at
10 O'Clock A. NJ Il b. SI0DDARD. Chairman.
o29 dSE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

GREAT FIRE N CoRDAvILLE, AND Loss OF
LIFE.-About hali past nine o'clock on Tuesday
morning, the large four story satinett mill Of the
CordavilIe Manufacturing Company, situated in
Cordaville in the town Of Southboro, and in the
immediate vicinity Of the railroad station, took
fire in the picker room, and 50 rapidly did the
flames apEead that the whole building was in a
few moments wrapped in fame.
The moment the alarm was given, the operators
sought to effect their escape by every means of
egress possible. but It IS known that at least one
person wgs killed, and seven or eight more are
seriously injured.
The name Of the person killed was Maria Car
ter. She was at work in the third story, and be-
ing unable to descend by the stair case. and the
flames pressing all around. she leaped from the
window 10 the ground. Her hair and clothing
were almost entirely burned of her person, and
she died in about two hours A girl named Mary
Murphy also jumped from the third story, and
was taken up insensiJle. II was found that her
back was broken and she was badly burned, and
it was thought she could not recover. A Mr.
Niece, formerly of Dorchester, aged about fifty
five years, jumped from the fourth story, dis
lance of fifty feet from the ground. He struck
upon one arm, which was badly shattered, but
otherwise received no material injury. He got
up Immediately after striking the ground, and
walked unattended to the depot. Two OF three
other operatives in the mill were severely in
jured.
The wind was blowing a perfect gale at the
time, and the loss of life and limb must have been
very much greater, but for the fact that the fac
tory was well provided with the iron ladders for
merly manufactured in this city by Washburn,
Holland, Company, which afforded rapid
means Of escape from every part Of the building.
The loss is estimated at 100000, only portion
Of which is covered by insurance
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

Mr.. L HcvgY, who adyerisss for young men to go
South, will remain the American House in this city
only until Nov 3D. instead of Nov 21st as in the adver-
tsement
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RcpubIican civ Committec.

There viii be meeting Of the Republican City Com
mee at the Headquarters this evening at IL oclg
A full attendance is requested.
f. WAYLAND Chairman
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

QUIcK WoRK.-The Norfolk, CVa..) News
chronicles the nuptals Of widow and wild
ower-the husband OF the former having been
dead just two weeks, and the spouse Of the
latter deceased just live weeks preyious-both
victims OF the yellow teyer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

In looking for Res Co.'S, be careful you get in Pip
rs Block Price Of Daguereotypes Is cents Beware Of
imitators,
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Adm IA u

Is still in Worcester, Chatham ST. Place. reports to
the contrary Notwithstanding, and teaches Singing
schools. dav4w %
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,,,,,,, w. A WILLIAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAB
,,s No'z central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
III NV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

Removal Mrs. NJ. W. GERELDs. Phyo,c,n,
and successful Midwlfe, No. 90 Summer, between Cen
rai and Exchange streets N. B--partcuar attention
gwen 70 che treatment Of all Female pisensea dtf 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

-, Western Ticket Omce.- Through western
Tickets ioi all principal Cities aud Towns
LEONARD AZ Co, Agents
Au2i dtf 1go Msin -,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

MRS. $, Il. BOSWORTU.
FASHION DRESs-M
NO. NeWDury street, Worcester
lyZA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

DOOR PLATES, warranted 20 be boov,lv ,,.,,,
WIN pure silver, az prices from 30 to 5000 npn,shd
ana engraved BY j. r. a0UTHGATE, Enerayer. iv5
Main It,, Union Block. gi 80, F'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

X. METHERELL.
=, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. FLAGGs BLOCK. Iynrcesier Ma
d15 ar "uiOester, ma
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

81 DIR. Henry Sargent gives special attention IN
Diseases Of the Eye. ONCE No. II Worcesler RAM ul,
my2D ar A "'Voh'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

Travel OVER THE BosroN AND WORCESTER
RAILRoAD.-For Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday Of last week, sixteen thousand three
hundred and twenty-f five persons went out
over the Boston and Worcester Railroad,
without the least accident, and without any
one, 50 far as is known, losing any money by
pickpockets or wise.-Bosto,e Traveller
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

down.-This Arnold made a speech at Newbu.
IMPORT few evenings since, in which he asserted
that the Amer an party was anfi-slaUyy. bit
aufi-s'srsy es,y So far as the South Is aatslare-
~ VIII the liberty loving citizens of Massa-
ohusetts sustain such an anu-slavery sentiment
a. that2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

Misunderstanding or Eight Custom Pant
MAKERS lRu29 dtf a. ?. WARE
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=. VIM. Brown. UPnOLsrERER, has removed from,
Pearl street, den, i'4 n2,ELi
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w. w. RICE, Esq, of Worcester, will speak
at Gardner on Thursday evening, November LIST,
and at Holden on Saturday evening, Nov. 3.
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DRAPER M CIAPW

Oher for sale and will keep hand through The season
abetter assortment of LIME than can be bought nj aDv
ter ~ ~''siN0 Ilas
Worcester, March IS. 1854 ar n,o,os
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

hADlES' FlSlIlhG ARDS, neatly en-
gravel, ana printed the ghly glazed French poresa
Oaris or on the beautiful cream colored Bristol mrd
Also pink straw-co0g, and yolet-nted Cards prlnsd
Rooms, 1917 Main ST., Union Block '"s
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oOo Soat MuLcrs wunted Immediate
H' CHAs W, fREELAND, n Co.
al, Union Block, 1913 J1ain street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

\. Prentiss, Designer aud Engrayer upon Wood
and stone Over the Qunsgamond Bank Entrance 1A1
Main street. House Crescent Street An orders vii
meet with prompt attention. Particular attention paid Ia
Drafting Machinery dec3O al, its ="
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LAnIEs, YIsirINC CInn, -.

WEDDING CAKE BOX ES, in great yarle.
~ u styles, % suit the most atdious taste for saIe n
sourHdATE's Gard Printing Rooms, 1877 Main st. Union
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SWAN

4 . n 7 II . r,
attorney & COUNSELLOR At Law.
No 2lS Main street,. Worcester Mass
uN0U
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HENRY G. RICE
MRS. =, u. ROSVS1e

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
No Brinley Hall, Worcester. Mass
Olb diff - ~
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BRIDAL CARD ENVELoPES,-Rieh.
ehis.e md unique, for sale az s0UrHGATEs Gard En-,
craving Establishment 107 Mainst Union Block.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Boston a. Eastern n,
re1s Co have removed thsir Office TO $50 Main s1rt
Brlney Block, nearly opposite American House.
auI
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An elephant, valued at $40, 900, died
ct Philadelphia on Thursday.
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WEDDING CARDS engraved and printed In
fashionable style, at SOtTGATE Engraving and Gard
Printing Rooms, 1917 Main st;, Union Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

d, r. soUTHGATE, Eograyer of Cards. Door
flaIes seals &C. silver Ware and other articles neatly
marked l0l Main " unlon BLOCK.
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ATTORNEY ANE COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. EIaSs's Building,
1yl WORCESTER.
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DIR. A. j. HOWE.
No 40 Front Street.. Worcester
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Hnve your DagMerFcOiypea taken bv s,ear,
Tor 70 cents Tyler Co. are the oniy atisis t Vul
engine Depot corner Main and Front sts ''' a''
O5l dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

L. Rabbit takes this mehad OF informing the
puohe that he Is prepared TO take views public and
private dwelling houses, old homeseads and machinery
OF al klnts, by new process Of Photographing that is
far superior to the Da uerreotvpe process His spec
mems Will convince any person that for copying daguer
eoypes il the only way thar it ought to done when
larger than the original size is wanted By this process
the impressions made glass by the use Of which
ne can make any number Of perfect impressions on paper
Two questions will probably be asked by those who never
saT them, viz Are they durable and what is the price
First VIII say, if painting wi fade, these will not
secona they are cheaper, when You the size into
cohs'u'rdllOn. OH DIFF
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ConHry Treasurer.

We trust that the people Of Worcester County,
VI bout distinction Of party, viii see 10 it. that
the present worthy County Treasurer, who has
served 50 faithfully. shall Be re elected to that Of
fee. He has given the best years oi his lie to
the cOunty-always Al his post. ana always at.
tentiye to his duties, and nov, when too far ad g.
vaneed IN lie to engage in other business, and
without the means OF support without. il would
be an act Of ingrattude and injustice TO displaoe
him without good cause, Hs has always care
fully abst2ined from acting as political paItiz4n
-aeenling it proper tat those who were the ser
wants OF the public, while they exercised the cleo
tive franchise Independently, should not 50 mix
themselves up in par:izaa warfare as 70 make
themselves obnoxious 70 any portion Of the com
munity
The County otacsS have never been broushtinto
the arena Of party politics, nor should they be.
Il they are, the best and most suitable men VIII
withdraw from the contest, and we shall be in
danger Of having incompetent and merosnazy
men TO take their places. The amount Of money
passing through the County Treasurer's hands,
every year, Is immense, and It IS Of vital impog-
tanoe to asve man in the Once. who hiss been
tried ana found faithful. Nj KnovI;on, who
was nominated By the Democratic Convention for
the oHiee, has declined, and refuses 30 publishhis
name IN the list Of candidates, aud It is uudeE.
stood that he IS personally favorable TO the re
election Of Nr. Chase.
Mr. Hammond, also. has been nominated for the
Office, but he already holds the important and far
more lucrative station Of cashier Of the City
to the duties Of Treasurer at the C9uT House,
where the people ought TO require that the Office
should continue to be kept. Let the people
therefore. with one voice, as they have heretofore
cone, unite on their vel tried and faithful ser
want, ANTHONY CHASE, for County Treasu-
Tsr.
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seconds Hand Pianos constnntly on hand for
s s,.e. or b'' at TAYLOR 4 FARLBi,s, 2i5 trln