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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-19
BUSINESS GQr0e.
sLATER's ROPE WALK.
Rear Quinsieman,and Bank.
WtLAARn HuMEs

sLATER's ROPE WALK.
is Rear ouinsiemauand Bank,
WILLARD HUMEs,
az o 90 Sc Pea Ter;
Washington Square, Worcester, Mass.
House Painting, Graining, Paper Hanging, and Panel
ing, done in a thorough and workmanIike manner.
ReferenceS-Edward Earle, W. A. Hacker o.
Earle, T " Knowlton.
Doors, sash and Blinds furnished 20 order. mySo d1y
WORCESTER SHUTTLE COMPANY,
Manufacturers of all kinds Of
COTTON AND WOOLEN SHUTILEo,
WORCESTER MASS.
ovr1IB ?. RICHARDSON,
OF dtf EvvaETI {. swEsT
g. gREHGR,
Dealer in all klnds Of
II A r ID AND SOFT w o o D,
Corner of Front and Trumhuil Streets,
oil WORCESTER. demF
A NJ E loan 30 Us s.,
By JOSIAH STEVENS,
Formerly Of the MANSION HOUSE, Northampton Mass
opposite the Railroad Depots. .FtTCEBURG, Mass
Free Carriage to and from the 0epots
n4 d6m JOSIAH STEVENS.
CUMMINGS & HUDSON.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES, Il SHOE STOCK.
Manufacturers Of
Ladies' Cloth and Kid Caters, B1OT- 17d Shoes, and
Gents Congress Boots ans Shoes
ooS agents lfe SAFE OF hucfS Aealler EFeetIFd
tive or Water Proof Backing Dealers supplied on
liberal FERNS ITNo. American House Block, Main
st., Worcester, near B. & W. Il. R. Depot. ally q
UNION BILLIARD HALL,
226 Main Street, Up Stairs
i28 d8m J 0. WARE Proprietor.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
For The Purchase and Sale Of Real Estate,
No. I4I Main St, Worcester,
Over Quinsigamond Bank.
Farms, Houses, and Building Lots Sold or
EZEKIEL DANIELS, JOHN NJ. DANIELS
N. B. Auction Sales of Real Estate promptly attended
o. on reasonable TERMS 10 any part Of the county BY
EZEKIEL DAGIELS. je6 dly
CgTY HALL MARKER.
STOWEEL q ROWN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers il
&eess Pork, Lard, Ess2sEa DC
PRODUCER OF ALL KINDS.
FRANCIS P. s1owELL Tsos. BRowS.
LGo Jaw
Z. B. LARSON q CO.,
DEALERS M
New and Second Hand Furniture, Crockery
and Glass Ware, Stoves, Carpets, md all kinds
of House Furnishing Goods.
N. b. Cash paid for secondhand FURNITURE, at
Go Il 6S Main St., by E. B. Hanson CO.
JAz 0lS
INSURANCE.
lETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
Capital S300,000.
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence
Capital $I50.o00.
HoME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York.
Capital 100000.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
CAPnAL $S00G00.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE. COMPANY, Providence.
CAPITAL $150000.
The above named Companies continue to insure undeR
avorable terms. For further particulars, inquire q
A. II. BE LL0CE, Agent,
o1T daWtf Worcester
-, :, ,,,w 49,
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This certiRes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness, general debility. Hill i Jasephs medicine
cured her. J.F.B
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-19

NNLAtNE UtL--bV DOla klaine Oh 10 store al I
~ or sale by @. :. q A. J. HOWE,
Worcester Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-19
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
26 Br0mheld ST Restop

DR.. R. GREEN, superint endeut is Scientific Physi
clan, and has Travelled much, and spent much time
among the Indians, ant therefore knows by actual txpe
riene their true mode Of practice for the last twenty
years, has induced Others 10 style themselves Indian
Docois' saying they have recipes which come from the
Indians, &C, but the sick sboud not be thus cheated
for the Indian system Of ms icne aud its pecuiiarties
only be learned by experience with the Indians
themselves AMI then il requires great skill aud sci
ence to adapt them to the wants Of civilized society
The New Eng and Indian Medical Society was formed
to protect Inval from ippotion IN the practice of the
Indian system, and to supply them with The genuine In
dian remedies.
We will, in this connection, mention few Of the In
dian Remedies preprepared by Dr. r. Green at this es
Establishment.
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WEprG55RG.
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COl1PANY'S LINE
Of Powerful Screw Steamers,
PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK >
Onnnectine at Providence with the


PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence q Worcester Rail Road.
g.-gSsssls q. u Goods transported between Wor
-AF4 z=gs, Scester and New York as low. and viii
- equal despatch, as by any other line
The ST. amers of this line will leave Providence for New
York daily, Sundays excepted) from foot Of South Sar
Street. and viii leave New York daily, Sundays except
ed from Pier II, North River.
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates, and forwarded with great despatch.
This Line connects by arrangement with the daily In
land Line Of PTopelleTs between New York and Phiade
phia, and with the tri-weekly inland line to Baltimore
when the inland route is open
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from New York by any other lines, if so directed at our
current rates.
Once of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co., Isaa;
oden, Pier No. IL North River, New York, or to
B. BUFFUM, Agent, Foot South Main ST.,
Worees ter June 251S56 dawtf Providence.
FULLE E6SSr5 NoR ETpRP!5 AND
g. S. FULLER will send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train over Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York He will transport Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission of valuable packages,
OFFIcEs-180 Main st. Worcester; n. @. Brakenridge's
tore under wauregan House, Norwich, OF.
Npackages should be marked Fuuer's Express.
yorcester, Sept. LIST, 1865. sept5
-7zgzs g5-s.ag1 ROSS'S PROVIDENCE AND
ESsSasazsSsssss WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages and small Gases forwarded and oteT Express
husinesst acted at Fall River, Mansfield, Ateboro,
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass; Bristol
Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick,
Wickheld, Peaceda and Wakefield, R. Ii and stoning
OFFIoEs-1sO Main street Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store, WOonsocket; No Exchange street, Providence
F-gtszss.ssF1 FIsKE & co = UNITED STATES
- - AND CANADA EXPRESS. = Nessen-
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WINCHESTER SCHOOL OF DESTGN
.gcaeEea..u of Ftsae .grks.

This institution is established for the purpose of afford
Ing thorough instruction in every department Wor
eester though rich in educational privileges has other
school for this object Citizens Interested the cause Of
education have exered their influence that such an Acad-
envy might be located in the city of which they are Justly
proud Glasses will be formed for children and youth
who Will be taught draw the object ITSELF also to
designi beginning with the simple elements. The
chief aim will be to teach pupils think them
selves to be original rather than copy the faults Others
Inc constant novelty in designing is gratifying TO the
tive mind OF childhood while the power thus acquired
satisfies the demands Of intellect in its per developer
ments. Students more advanced, who are making the
study OF art profession, will receive instruction in every
style Of drawing and painting including sketchng and
painting from Nature. and from Life.
Facilities will be afforded to pupils who desire to pur
sac the study Of Modern Languages and Music in
Miss NJ IMOGINE ROBINSON, the Prncipa of this
Academy, invites the friends Of Education and lovers of
Art visit her rooms, which will be opened Dec list,
az zo1 Main Street. off n15
NOTICE. The Subscriber, having been duly ap-
IN pointed sealer Of Weights and Measures, calls up.
on all persons to bring ia their Scales Stee ards and
Measures, and have them sealed
VIM. THOMPSON, Merrfelds Building.
Cypress street, third door from Exchange street.
Ps.-scales and steelyards repaired.
jos diff
GSEWENG MACHINES WANTED TO
NJ kkPAtk-rhe undersigned has procured the ser
vices OF an experienced mechanic who will devote his
time to repairing Sewing Machines so that any person
sending machines the undersigned by express or 9TH
erwse, can depend having them repaired in a thor
ough manner, with neaness and dispatch and at short
notice.
Also constantly on hand great variety OF Iron and
Steel Saw Arbors and Lathe Dogs Lahes built to order
and an kinds OF JObbing neatly and prom pity DONE Ali
orders addressed to the undersigned will be promptly at
tended to and Deatly executed
WILLIAM. THOMPSON,
Third door from Exchange,
On Cypress sHsSiaeld's Buildings, Worcester, Mass
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GMETH'S PREMIUM DOUBLE-ACT-
y ING DOOR. SPRING.
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Rnilroo0s.
FITCHRr!RG q WORCES-
80 TER RAILROAD.

Ia FITCHByRG yVoRCES-
zS TER RAILROAD.
TIMEsALTERED-NEw ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY November 2Ath, 1856, Cars
will leave Fitchburg at 40 a. M, 1910, and ~
RETURNING,
Leave Worcester az 6 70 and II 90 a. NJ, AGO, p.
Fltoh6urg, nov. I6, lses dtf
.g-r W0RCESFER * NASvUA
r. R-Winter arragemeat.--On ana after
December ], passenea' trains viii follows;
Leave Worcester at 20 and II Is \ NJ and 4l5 ?. NJ
Leave Nashua at 10 and II 10 NJ, and 90 ?. NJ
at Nashua, al trains except first from Nashua and
st @ worcester connect with the trains Of the Concord
Railroad where passengers take the and from the
Northern the Passumpsi, the Bostn, Concord and Mon
tTesl, and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At 9rocan junction trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Broos Rairoadi and also with those
Of the Fi1c5ure Railroad with the exception Of the FIRST
train fiom Boson and at Ftchhgrg win Of the
Vermont " Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For sdrghcr particulars and connections with other
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" G. w BENTLEY, Sup't
Worcester, Nov l. 1855. dtf
t-sszac3 NORWICH & WORCESTER
RAILROAD
CHANGE or WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after THURSDAY, Jan. l. 1857, the 100 A. NJ.
train from Worcester, and the 1900 N Train from Nor.
wich, viii be discontinued.
Passenger trains win leave as follows: Norwich for
Worcester and Stations, at 500 A. NJ aud As NJ
$50 P NJ.
The 600 NJ. train from Norwich connects at Plain.
field with train FROM Providence; at Junction
with Western rans at Worcester with train for Boston,
Nashua, FtchDurg Concord &c.
The l0,15 A. NJ and 4,SO P. NJ trains for Norwich
connect at Worcester with trains from Boston, Providence
Lowell, Nashua, &c.
Steamboat Train Leaves Worcester at 100 P. NJ. fol
Daneisonyille, Norwich, New London and New York.
Leaves Norwich for Worcester and Boston, at about 90
A. 81. the arrival Of Boat from New York
O. Tickets be procured before entering the Cars
d29 DIFF st II ANDREWS, Agent
-,-7s,-5-T,T- !, - a. arc =, C,T,.,
es EIs7sss ,s$5S I ~ : a y - w " ~
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vWNHE GREAT CORN sHELLER.-
j. P. SMITHS Patent Excelsior Corn Shelter and Sep
orator may be found at WIN. TH0MPsONs Cypress ST.
blerrheas Building, where they will be kept constantly
% hand and will BE- happy TO show the operation II THIS
splendid mu ihine 10 those who wish 10 examine or pur
chase 1t. ALFRED LAPoINT
fl0
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Indien Cancer Plaster and Indian Cancer Wash and
various other Indian Remedies for the cure Of DISEASES
II may be wei to add that the business at this esab
shment conducted upon the mos. liberal terms II Is
the praecs With require large SUN in advance
for the promise Of a ouren &c This course Is seyi q.
ly Condemned by the Society. At this institution the
patients required TO pay only the price Of the ucd
cnes needed 10 their case cept ut the FIRST prescription
dollar berg charged for recording nc case and
giving The necessary directions.
Ladies' Especially
Should know that The genuine Indian Remedies do moi
like the old method, jebiate the SYSTEM but ieuoyate
AMI restore healthy tone to their alread debtated
constitutions.
The socety's newspaper, entitled q indian Arcanau
filled with the literary and medlcl knowledge OF the In
dians, and giving The description and Of the med
cncs named above and also reference /, cases cured
may be had ~ the oice or viii BE- sent by mail free OF
ehnrgf, or they ay beobtsinrd q CHARLES CLARKE,
Agent, Tor The sale OF the Meicineg, In Worcester.
Adore DR.. Il. GREEN, SO Bro6maeld st., Boston.
Consultations personally ty letter, free Of charge.
mch6 d6Wlv
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First house the left from Pleasant where she VIII be
most happy to wait upon all who may faycr her with
CAL Articles fer the toilet among which her celebrat-
tenton paid TO dyeing hair. dam fl3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12
B,,.TrMoRE M,RktTs-M,r 3

COFFEE The Cofc" mrrte, to-day ha. been quie,
Tho oaiy a" nerri OF - pi 900 bsgs rt
I'd K'p"t II crs ifgcrsa there has been nDven.n,
,. consequence to-day IA C,Fe. here has been GOO
inquiry tor j. AMI the market cxhih!r. rnnrs
So IIo'e EiO Coil" before Hall /. tor inir
good rlr. c's tor good and llall2 for prime
A.uHyrn cu''cr wpu'L hru!. II here y l2al3 cts and
xr IIO'r J-yR Do ~ !j,l5 - 90.
TLOCR.-lhs n,.vic"- rom New York note = ma,eir
Improvement thor" yesterday IN Flour nni he mar io
arrc wa4r't- morn:uh qDit' brOyrut in Consequence
There wEs, ruw yer, comparatively little done IN it, Du
such - "' super n were made. show advance o.
- - Ia l- ct on IL" HIu'cs vi yesterday. There
.alr ,ii- morning on charge Of 200 bbl.. Eipwan
.rrr' suPr arS p: b.: sgb-cGgenfly note sale. e,
500 Jb!s do M { - =. az which figures IN" marx
cios.I Tar" vas n,'rIus done Ia OhIo City Mil
,np"r lnc!" IS mt III L. 0t III. latter description
to be Ind Extra OIIp l. stl, inquired tor We note
.,' 10 day 90 bb' CIsy Ml- Extra g. - per Dbl
=" qIptr Western Ezra NJ :. - Howard street do Ut
!; 30 's' q? -. anI Cry i.l. lp 1T a. - per hb Rys
Flour mas ~" be gul"i Il; 81 -, aud Corn Meal ii
:! - Tor country. ai.i 81 - for city
GRNN--ihcr. Wa n tar rrc'.ipr Of Corn AZ msrkf
today, but Utnrr descriptions OF Grain the oiccn :.
quite git. Their. only som. 800 bu.n.i.
Wheat ~ mhrXct. small ~. 81 prime red sold & -
rts ana ai"; -: prim" waite brought ~ WGoH''
very lfm. AMI l,r=" parcels n pri'n. woulG nl't
brought r"'1y Tho figures named above, For Corn H.
market u!SJ huoyhEt lucIe about l. ,t,'
bi-k-s 81 rod rno-t .. which ,ud NJ ~ -
tor mixed rni rpr wn' - - c,s for good 20 lr m
white aud ga - 10 'ryc,oS Rye continues i'm =
There ,c u day OF ECO 5u-hal. Penn- ylvauia
- cts, Tn. wr he Only lo' ,r!"rcd on Grange Ca
rin Tgcrr we're 200 hGssi- offered tin. moran,
bu: only sale reported Of 100 bushels Penn
eylvanin n: etc
PROVISIONS The Provision mlrk", Is excited ar
prices have doc dcdiy upward tendency. Some Iarc
sales q. Bacon an: B.ik Meat made Yesterday
'odrv ~ nn Hdyaur" pr'yous rates. The frn1
the W"s' very favorable for h,ld.r.. sni further
vance ia prices g"2"sly anticipated. We nave r.por
81 today sHC- OF lGJ iis Ru Shoulders - c. ~ hhi
10 al &c 100 nhda Bulk Hams ~ lot Cd aids d. Oc,
hid. do pr!vs" ;-r'n-, G. nhd. bacon Shoulder. a,
c's - md d" NJ iU:c, ~ haas Bacon sides ~ l2ic
hh- dl. a l2sc 80 "rcs- Bacon lir,ns private
-uDh's fru" PORK so 81. tnd 81 uerc.s Wc-ern Lar
vi li.r part ~ tGc-. sai,-- Yesterday
met ~ ia IN oar OF tho market Bacon cu-,
to-day frm ~ ln, gr shoulders 2c Tor Sidcs md Blu
Meet fiur shoulders. l0',i; tor side. and iDic IL
HIM Il. r,r
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LfvERpOOf MARKETS, ApnIL q

TOBACCO The injury 70 tho i'nn.s in the Sou:bf
ami Wc.'"n States, reported per EU-op., viii 2
withdrawal 'fUi tre u:"r>- Of the tpcks o. Oac oi "
ltrg"-t American Hyi:'rs. hes caused Animal
which has resu!r-i III the evHnre of .i V!r-nia -
Tn sales ~ the ok 200 hhd, principals y
!rciaE.: We Glo'e-Vlr- inn L,J 81 I'D. su1pS u
10 10: kc;GlSy Les. i2t 20 LID, strip, II 10 1876
BKEiDSTUtFS The improvement noticed ~ "a
clos. ~ !u-t week hs. continued Ia ing the p:r-ent j.
demand tor Whsa' has h.eI s"g.. and i F"-ui'
in advance Of J To 3 per 10 b--;he better qnsio
bciE. In mos, favor. Flour ha. nrnrr mi h""tn
demand VIII: '-r sf". sdvlnre II annu ~ per O
Indian Corn under the iGaIcnce 0; spec-'iv" rufcn
up.o 80 tor n!x.d. ~, sqI-rrS r"c"f'h
81 ID, ;nzs:a. he Advance on III. week !. 90 per "
TIE receipts from the Un,e! States during the pat We,
*ere-Waert i.10J q's -Four - 81 5bl-, In i"h ="
100 AZ, Ia= deliveries by farmer d1rl- me W.
ending si!. inst. Il 30 Gr- So. Tho-" VI CO.
responding week o.: !,s, year ~ers li3-i qfs nj '''
AZ 20 d-ys =: r.st there good Rt'sh,.-n nv,
aa:alhcd dvGani :Or i.a!ss = G::er "hi u wv
OF x-i ntgarr"t So 1; subsequently II Frcel
3.' Waett ~as in gDol ira.;d Il, the lac u war;,
Ia 'ur there not much dy!nI s'!hpuIa pre-
firm We qa1re-ilisn Com :".--f ~; J"'S"
white 35s So. When .sj. - 70 : 8; 'iS''
- bel, white :, 81 To- 8. lOi -Four, W"stefn nm
:; 30; Baltimore 29I 81 10 $685. Ohio 3J' 10 ~ =
/ & Co Q Circular
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA


APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
JENHE FACULTY will proceed, ON tine i, dhy o Ju.?
~ prun;n, Snt, students Tor the following Districts
~ rowhsian Cumberland and Chesterfield.
VII viii arn-bur.. Jun.s CITY. Charlie. CITY Ne"
Kent York, Elizabeth City aud Warwick
N Carolin" and Syo,-ylvsnia
XII! Fnuquirr and R"pPnhHnnnck.
Xxx Mrrrnr. Monroe Giles and Iaz"w"il.
XIII Harrison. Rrchr. Doddridss, Peasants .D!
Wood
yyIv Uo.hur Harbour, Lewis Gilmcr and Randolph
XIV Brooke. Hancock and Ohio.
xxx D;uwidiir. Amelia and Brunswick
xxx luncuburg. Nutowry and Prince Edward.
XXXI Henry Patrick aud Franklin
XXXvI sin;'bri King fi-org" and Prince William
YXX,X Mai-on. Cupeper Orange and Greene
Xi Loui.-, Gnorhand and Fuvnnna.
XIII Frederick, Clark" sud Warren.
N!Iil Rockingham and PeniIci
XIV Carroll, Floyd, Grayson Montgomery and pu
laski.
XLvr Sm q, wyti,s nni W ,-hin:'or.
XVII Boone Logan. knntwha, Putnam nni Wyo
ming.
XLvIiI Mason, jackson, C"be Wayn" and Wir
l.. M,nnnsnlin, Prrston and Taylor.
s,,.s student. are cxrmpei ir-m thu p,ymcn; a. Pro
far, fec. and chnrec. for marricuH'iOn, OF tho
library and public rooms, AMI rent OF dortoy bat nave
10 provtirI0r their other rsp"nsc-
A. picaus for appointment un-, be over u vrhr- "i age
ard uu.t cxki5; i"-u"it'- Oi irr"pr""chnu" IN ora
chrrncirr, o capacity ~ vel 6y partial c";Tn"n ~ bl
mi -i,al vror Of mind proi by the instruction given n
mo University aud nj inability. on the RI at their pa
cent, or themselves incur IN" eS3er- oi ther e!ucr
tinn without, sd. They requested To designate ih'
achnn Of the University they may wish To enter Ii l.
.rrl ~ attend three. in session appointments ar
for -"s,ipn3
.bnrIi ;csc! The University by the 18th Of June.
''''''' = MiUrIN
Nr ,5rln, Chairman OF thc Faculty.
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whsre it involves the surrender Of pr'nc,p'e' o
party. from its infancy to the present Gay noe
marty of shifts, cosl,tion., bargains anu eNp.uS"'s
The other firm. nhsxibe adhere"t TO the chart u
its principles. otto, ,,o;,.
nr,vb., avail have been the coalitions, al
H." and expedion's of the Wing party! Have
ey Given that party success, prosperity and power
Far from it. Like the desperate e1pcdicn;s OF the
,,,mber they have ended in ruin On the other side
we lind the Democratic party great, prosperous enc
strongly built up in the affections and confidence u
the people. Let US adhere to that course OF co'ou'
which has been attended with so much we!i''hef"e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12
wM. O. GOODE, ESQ.

IS a.,,,,r.,n,atiou that the 4th district
has smother opportunity to ava OF thI sa,u"o
VICES of ,hs distinguished gentleman. III 'Hs G .
yicissi,u!es of society there nave ese 49,. nf
ST. o. n.v.r satisfied with the existing STATE Vi
-: -, ,nurnnur under the best circumstances.
N'Hsi ,.,snce can be cited Of passage down Tue
I'D stream of life, where the voyaser' either oy
nivata or public conveyance, has not ehcpu,i'eie1
he tides al opposition III some io'ii, 1917 stra;n.
nmhlic traits are scanned alike, WI an eager sth
Ing eye and ready disposition 10 pick a' ever! MA"
that's seen and make it wider siili: , c, :.
unpniIy for tho 18th district VIM. y. Goous' i's
faithful representative, occupies aposa,," ,hr"rubn,
rsprosch The ears of his many friends thr"cehou'
the district are saluted with the sweet s9anus re-
mort of his moral excellence, and his po'ical of'n"
doXy is established. ;lxa,;o,s fro
Personal predictions or local CONSIDERATIONS ire
uuently ALLEVIATE for time ihe es'eon' W r.t.'."
;S md admirers The d. rnier resort is sometlmes
rotation in office. Now, THE prlncipie eihopules
Good ru,e which is often more honored IN the preach
than the observance" II applies WIN lofce "ien u
cumbents are incompetent; But common sense an.
experience affirm the proptie,y "' "e ,J n;.,rc,
r.warding merit. The sentiment ot me pis,rc.
Indicates Mr. Gcode "a BIT recipient OF Inc h'Gaes'
testimonial in lis power 10 besow. ine nope 10 onu
" enriched that returning sense VI us"ce " eAo'
ed worth aud due regard 20 the integrity ot tue parry
will hsrmonize and consolidate It into homogene
ans rnass of such power and proportions as may DIS
ns the dwndliug remnant of hope int orern d's'riDu
ton in,erlopers aud reduce, by degrees The Vanua
crew, till il becomes most beautifully iess. NJ
Disbursement, in the slightest degree, OF Mr
c,daa fitness for eminent station s sheer injustice
His i, career has approved him fit for any position he
NAV consent to occupy. lie could not suffer by com
parison with the mos, eminent statesmen 10 the S on
irict His speeches and votes demonstrate MS an'
~ His record is n good one. The manner in which
he has discharged obligations legislative convention
nj and CONGRESSIONAL! is guaranty of skiIful states
manshp and patriotism; .,,;o - ii.
finn IA an
Gent 70 entitlc him to the confidence of all patriots
In ~, circumsapces has he heea found worthy o.
the high trusts coDiiled to him. Most emphatlraIil
has he ciyen satisfaction to his constituents and the
S,o,a n, laroe He comes before us with the dust
the arena-as it were, in harness-we posted on ma
.;nna affairs and acquainted with all the astonishing
corners of national legislation equipped Tor service
An accurate and reliable staian-a COCA ana 10
upon his party deserve hearty ana united response
"f'" ' PowHATAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-12
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ACCOMAC.

At in-e,itg ot the Democratic party Of Accomac
county, hedin the Court House Monday the il
nstfor purpose ofappontng delegates to tine Con
venton 10 be helo III Richmond. for the nomination
of candidate fur the Office OF Attorney General
motion of John W. II. Parker, Wm. II. B. Gusts
Esq, was appointed Charnsn, and on motion of Mr..
George d. Wise. John W. II. Parker was appointed
Secretary of the meeting
On motion Of Or. Peter F. Browne the Chairman
was authorized &c appoint fifty delegates TO represon;
the Democratic party Of this county Ia the proposed
Convention: sud Tia, renPon, the Chairman appointed
the following delegates
IA Edwards. = Ayres ORD l. Harmsnson, J "
Cslonua l. d DIX, o Twt"rd, w Mears. w
Window, Al kellam, Hopkins. J p@u!son.
Isaac Moore. IL GUSTS, II J Bosgs, DR. Bagwell.
John W ii Parker, G II Bel. j Ail~"r,h DR. +,
Browne. } c Viewer, 4 X Allen, Geo Wise: /
tiunt.r, o Z Drn,nmond, Wapes, Dr l u X
J. + Wise, DR. W T Core, II Wright, 1 Wright; ID
Taylor, NJ Mason, j II Gusts. Il Conquest. DR. Jes,
TIA Col j Nor,aem J s Corbin, WIS Fletcher Alfred
Nof'ham Saint Sparrow, Stephen Corbin, Spencer
Drummond. Wm Byrd. w Slocomb, F Tu, DR. w
. Wal"p, DE W W Williams, John Wheaton and
Martin Conner.
On motion of Mr.. John B. AiIworth. the Chsirman
OF this meeting was appointed delegate.