davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07
Mc Axrrr1orAL Tnsra-Tn. Curo

~ hkTifiCiAL IDATH-JHB CHuU.
ELASTIC PROCESS q W JONES, Dxxrlsf nayius
ourchased the eyc!nsius rioM for the above
node of making TsETH, and xft-r SssnS and tea-
aaa failed g entirely satisssd o its absosx alpe1
1ty over the gold, silver and platiLa meth, can
therefore. with confidence, recommend II 70 al . no
ns or partial sets Of teeth and ssp~sol
aeao ussg In this process, all of the OBJECTIONS 70
ne gold plate are removed-the suction beino Dev>
scf secures comfort and sdbilfty 70 the nt and the
9eesh being ebeded in the metal the food isexclu.
led from unper or between them; they are there
nre cleaner smoother. and In every respect better
IN consequence Of the perfect adaptation Of the
plate to tie mouth, and the suction thereby se-
urec he can insert one or more teeth ptthost asps
.nd In all cases guarantee perfect and satsactory
This method having been adopted and commend
q by these standing highest In the profession.
North and South, testimonials will be given. and
,peciuens exhibited. to any who may desire 70 ESQ
hem The old plates Of those wishing to xchangs
'he old method for the new, will be taken in parf
Day VIII Of course. make teeth on the old mode
or those who may prefer IL.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth OF.
Once opposite Corinthiau Hall. ia7-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

huRDERERs SENTIScED-In the Fourth D;s,r;c,
Court, San francisco, on the Both April, foor men
convicted Of murder, were sentenced VIM Nor.
re- iouud guilty of murder iu the first degree, for
hlhng d. D1ak, to be hung June TO- Henry
Wsppner, for murder in first degree, killing Jcni
sa 'ollmer, TO be hung June Il; John Reynolds.
found guilty Of murder IN second degree for XIII
ing Charles Mnlcy, TO be imprisoned 10 the S at.
prison for iife George Gilman, for murder in
secohd degree TO be imprisoned 10 the State Prison
ten years. Gilman killed q man named Shubsl 8
kussel by accident, having fired at Whittemore
the keeper OF a botel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

MEssAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Governor Goodwin, of New Hampshire. delivered
his annual message to the Legislature On Thurs.
das. Toe present Stats debt is fraction less than
$72, The causes of education aud agriculture
are represented receiyiug Increased attention,
and as being in an encouraging condition. Manu-
features stated TO be assuming healthy posi-
stion, and the Governor trusts that the enac ment
Cfa tariff protective OF home industry will be
adopted by Congress. The banking interests is
in more healthy con iition, and new charters are
disapproved of except ~here shown to be for the
public good There about sevs hundred miles o.
Railroad in the State. with capital of sic 900 00O
aud which cost 800 900 coo, much of the stock
being unproductive the stockholders. Th.-
Goveruor deuounces notification and disuniou
and says that New Hampshire will never meddle
with the domestic institutions ef her sister States
but is bound to prevent the extension of slavery
over the territory now free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07
~ THs GRHAr VIRau1A nnx spY.
oRTERs' In fALLIBLE REMEDY FOR aoNOa-
R4RA AND ALL Seer EFT BiSEASEa

fhis great American Remedy, containing No Mst.
urial or Baisamic properties. excels every thinx
ativs aad rsnovat,nx powers; and the naedicsI ii
world are sstonished when told that the above re
nedy will cure the above diseases, and COMPOUNDED
SUIT the proprietor. who has known Of the remedy
or twenty odd years, has EnuwB Of case Of twenty
ears standing, be restored perfect health ano
slthout single exception, and therefore challenges
my Case Of Gonorrhsa xhicn the remedy will not
PRUDENCE on the part Of the patient and to any nt
purchasing half dozen bottles and using accord
ngly, in his or her case he guarantees q perfsc
Cre and In case of failure, viii fu nsh additions
oedicfno, free Of charge, TO complete the cure
trough his agents; and cure will oe effected with
at inconvenience 20 the patient Bold By
GRUBBS 4 APPERsON, Drug1fsts
Agents for che city Of Richmond, 90.
10 I0--6ms w. zDi Broad q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07
sksy-To MpeoahNf.-Ihe advertiser

WE % MEbUhhNf To- H6 8UVtTlIbtT
= ANXIOUS to obtain charge of the Books of 1ve
six Tobacco Manufacturers or others. who do
not empl the constant servicts of Bo ok ket per
he would like to have permanent situation in 8
good house In the meann hilo be continues 10
kive his attention to writing mp AID adjusting
Books and Accounts, and will thank the commuui
~ for any business they may give him.
Refers TO Messrs John and David N Walker
dessrs Massie Il mi,h, New York
VIM 4uBBAkO MITCH ELL,
Acc untan:. Walkers Factory,
7th, between Main and Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

o. NOTICE The EATlNt
M0A DEPARTMENT of the DINE HOUsE
g95 viii bs closed until fu, ther notice.
~ We will give FREE LUNCfi
eysry day from tiil o'clock to which the puhlie
are respectfully invited IA
,2-1ws HAYWARD n m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07
- BArUs. BATH.. ia rs.

HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
AN De had dai from e'ci cs, A until TO-
4. at the American Hair Cuiting, Shaving. sham
p onlng and thing saloon. under the American
iotel, entrance On 18th street
E4- Single oath 25 cents; or five tickets for 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07


- 6Aa1oKD's LlvuR InvI0onAron--
Conr0UNDED EHfIaxLy From 3UA.--ls mild snd 81
sectu.l cathartic. acting nrst on the LIVER. q
gect III morbid matter, then on the stomach and
6owels. and carries of eli matter that prevent.
their healthy action. and thus Strengthens and
best LIVER IHVldO&ATOR
2 e LIVER INVlG0RATOR )
pURIF1ES THE BLOOD !
rUhIRI1S THE BLOOD ~ m
pukItlk5 THk BLOOD
OUREs LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES alCK HEADAOHH
CURES DYSPEpbIA
CUHEs CO8TfVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CUkks CHRONIC DIAhRuOx
Soid by all Druggists. fe I-Gu
- LIooAies-in Mass and Stick, Of
the best QUALITY
GUM Arabic, (g 'nuine) for tobacconIsts
TONQ "a AbEAac-Angusturn. Black and Crys
ysiIzed
OLIVs Oil, in glass, OF new crop
In store and for sale io@ BY
PErFIRLD GEORGE.
In Blair Cos Buiidina
my 4--6m Cor 18th and Cary s.z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07
MEDICAL CARDS.

MEUiCAJ CAKUS.
E aso1aR d 5TzHI, DenusA, Jths
end residence No. al, on Msin. between 8tk and u
streets. Richmond Va uv 1n--yv
- DR. JoHs B WALTnALI, (Hommo.
,athistl offers his professional services to the cit
ems of Richmond am its vicinity. Once at his ro.
ddsnce. on Leigh str et two doors rom 9Th
ie IDLY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

VIRGINIA SAVINGS 3ANK-CHsk
TERED BY THE LEdfSLATURE or vJR
iHIA--oApITAL l00.O0o D0LLARai-Aaney 70
,eived on deposit, 10 suna u ave dollars and uD-
wards, on which fntersst the rate Of 8 per csntun
osr aunuu a paid for suna remaining siy months
r longer Tor shorter periods interest q the rsts Of
Der ccutuD.
Z The whole jsint stock bound for the dsDchitR
Deposits received and certificates iDsued BY the
Cashier B STARK Z, ct the store u p epsnce'
corner or Main and acssrn0r sts. HichmoRd. w.
SAMUEL C0rTERLL, President
II 6TAREE. Cashier. ssas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

E&S NATURE Il TBE HREAT PBYsTCIAN
This is now ed tilted by the medical rofessop, as
fundamental pri cipe OF healing science. Ii Is
wisely provided by the human economy. tha
whenever any hing il wrong in the physical sys
.am the natural forces OF the body ara brought to
,ear to expel the disease. The great aim ti.ere
f1re. is to rengthen the natural powers This has
been kept 10 view by the skitlful compouuders Of
r HOsTEfTEk'5 BitT skS, which operate to
i've fresh vitality TO all the organs of the tpdy-
fhe effect of ths medicine upon The stomach. the
Iver and the kidneys. are prom It aud decisive.
rhe patient VII is wise enou Oh to quit drug znR
md try the BITTRRs soon faeIs if he had taken u
ie~ lesse of fs aud a. he conrinaes the Il the
rtcle, he is ovajoyed 10 ad the streams of health
coursing Trough his frame Let all from whose
heck the bloom has departed, give DR. Eostet.
sr's Celebrate d hitters trial
sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

TsJ IRUGGISTH Fsr sale, The rtooi
j ana vlxtures OF DRt q sTOR1. vel ieesfee
duc4d 10 suis pnYchasers 4 hne chance % eeGsGs
ID the nru0 Dastnsss. Apply q III Bod sssssp
hichmond. Va ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

OUPT re CURED FOR So --Dk
- AZ Gp IAN'S great radical CURE TRUSS csn
now D. had for only i've dollars. Every medical
nan who hssexamine this instrument, pronounces
ssu2eri 70 ali others IL desired. We will eheef
suiiJ refer TO any Of the very Lumer as persoDs
sho have heAn thoroughly cured by this fruss.--
ersons owntag valuable slaves. thus 8fh csed
shouid procure one. they being durs able, ana The
1hespest in the end. We will send this russ 70
any part Of the country by Expr o. Of usn
For the Truss. or inforDstiou conserving Il. ID
lress &C JAOksON.
Nol7 Vain street, Rfcbmond, Va.
Persons not knowing u.s. can send their mouey
tesny merchapt or a .end In this city
rhe russ caB be had also ut 1ossrg MkADE
tYuagisfa NV o-fy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

WARRIORS PRESUMPTION. CLAIM Gen Shields
Senator from Minnesota, hsd public reception
o. bis arrival home at Taribault, and said in his
speech:
Il siie mr pre- emption. az you all know. on the
FAreAUit 7FRiTia. paid for it with my own war
rant ne warrant which received for my services
IN NsTi1o-'he ONLY bounty hi h ever received
from the dovernme1t Of the United St es for th se
s-rvic And s.l venture TO sayt am tbe
frarGeaeTai Of the United tates arm who ever
made h's owa preemption with his own warrant -
Nov this think, is a home TO be prou2 of-s he me
my blocd" " "i'''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

5E5EBLE TRAGEDY. Pa, was the
scene OF a NEST distressing tragedy Thursday af
teFnoon. The circumstances OF the tragedy are
ttsse: A man named Annauias Nichols was in
the stable when Hr. Fisher went there to call him
10 dinner IA MIR. +, his employer turned TO Or
tosards the house, Nichols started after him with
a large stics, strikiug Mr. Fisher sevsfai severe
6I'ws over the head, making horrible gasbes Mr.
+ rttrested, followed by Nichols who however. did
hot ~ that time again attack him; bur while be
S4s In stopping posture washing the blood of
lis head, Nichols raised the club to deal another
deadly blow. Mrs. Fisher, who had been confined
u her room Tor some time by severe ind-posi
non vas alarmed by the children exclaiming
"Annanias is killing Par' She rushed 20 the win
dow and started TO Mr. Fisher, when Nichols i'm.
nedisteiy dropped The club aud rushing into tn,
kitchen, seized a hatcher knife. He then ran into
Af Fishers woods near the Swatara where he
Fiuraed the knife into his abdomen aud ran into
the stream Ftom The he came out, again irfiict
ipg wounds with the knife. and again rushing into
the streatn, drowned himself. The verdict Of the
Loroners jury was, that Nichols came to his de.th
oV means above related, during temporary fit of
insanity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

Inn BBAS Boy les celebrated Weis-
! ~ key. receiving d,FsSs negn gnSuySnroSf. uISens1roS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

hhIlLLEkf PRACTICE The school of artillery rrac
tice established az Old Point Va under the ansni
" tue present Secretary of War Is bet1 q grad
Eaiy perfected At present there are six Sn.,is.
AZ TIE posi-, aad two others will be shortly added
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

lHE FREE NEGRO SALE.-Joshua G. Crea.
nor, Of Delaware, was agsin before the Mavo,
Yesterday on the charge Of bringing Isaac sordor
iree negro, into the State, aud Offering 10 sa
1im into servitude for q term Of seven years Mr
Sseanor' u seems, had no Intention Of yioIs tin q
sne ia~s OF virginia, but Ia bringing the negro
nere ana ohsring him for SALE folio ed the exam
PIE OF tue Secretary of State Of Delaware. and
o.hefs, WHO bad NOT been prosecnted or arresfsd
ne did not know that the laws OF virxjnia proibb-
ited Ifee negroes from other States from remain.
ing nere-nor did he know that the owner
OF slave laid himself liable to prosecu.
sion ey bringing q slave convicted Of felony In
ahotaer State, iuto Virginia to remain
isaac s'rdon. the negro in question, bad been
convicted In Delaware OF aiding q slave to ESCAPE
from bis master, and sentenced TO be soId into
serv'fude for seven years That ofsuce In Dsla
ware Is nisdemeanor; while here {. il feioav Of
tue highest grade next to murder. That snch n
negro as this could not be permitted to remain in
'ne neCommonweaith, is a proposition too clear 10
admit OF doubt. And II there was no law To
prevent this State from being made a receptacle
ior the black feions Of our sister States
the people themselves would veto the proceed.
lnRs In language not TO be nisu nderstood -
however Innocent tho accused might be of an
Intention to violate the laws of Virginia, the
Mayor said he could not give couptenauce to suct
conduct by dischargiDg the prisoner, but would
TO Dali for bis god behavior. If a similar cas-.
should sver arise, he would feel bound to- 20 far.
sher and remand the party to be indicted by the
Grand Jury. '''
mr Creanor gave bail for bis good behavior
was put u possession Of the coDvicf, and promised
to take him beyond the limits of the State of Vir
gina as speedily as possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

,AslThks sicKLsS CASE DIR. Garter, a respectable
MO Mo was shot aud ,noriaIly wounded by a paintet
Eaa panea hyans on the charge Of having debancaed
bsd ie Cartsr denied his guilt. but Evans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

Three cities, Chicago. Boston aud New York
"s'e been the scenes Of IL murdsrs since ths Ia,
VI jar cary hast.
fTo,,sta, photographer bas discovered Q process
tine 60. pho'ogfapbs OF red, green, violet, or
D4vid Mooney has been convicted of bo,.a
i,ahpg, 4, 10 sisunt0a, aud ssutsucsd 10 I'm, vssr
'hs pe"iseniiary.
"m II. R,brrtson. late ,e,i,g caas,, a, H..
nI,s e~n At that q acs on tho % b uIt.. OF pul.
,nd Disease. rse bpdy has been e5balmed
% u De sect to iuiisdeIphA for burial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERriYICATE.-The u undersigned
sworn Commissioners TO superintend the drawing o
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereb,
rertify that the above is accurate list of tn,
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by us th
lay. June 4, 1859, at Augusta. Ga.
7. G. BAkBER, Sworn con,,r,
Sworn to and subscribed before me
LEWIS LEVY Up
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OLD
SCHOOL, AT INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
rHIRrkssrn DAY.

/ II.
10 tue iodiciai case Of Alexander FrAsier, from
the Presbysery of Buffalo, the appeal was not sus.
! sained:
TO. following resolution, ifsrsd By DR.. McGili,
was then adopted:
whereas, The third centennial anniversary e1
ehe Presbyssr reformation Ia Great Bsisain an
proaches In the year next easuiny, aud arrange.
men,s have been msds by ths general assembly OF
tue Free Church of Scotland the ayned of the
United Presbyterian Church OF Scotland and the
fresoyterisn synod OF Engand. TO have a meeting
OF meetings next May, attended by all the evan.
Eeiical Presbyterian bodies 10 the world, through
snch representation as they may deem it proper
20 send; aud whereas, brethren OF our own body.
who are honored and trusted among Us, may a pd
IL convenient to visit this Interesting
at their own charges, therefore
Resolved, That the Rev. Drs Gardnar Spring.
Alexander, Nicholas Murray, Robert Davidson
van RENSSELAER,, John Ley burn, A 7 MeGill and
" Palmer ministers; and James Lsnox Robert
carter, FhomasR Cobb, G McAllister, and Stephen
alexander, ruling dsrs, be appointed to represent
our o.sucn OF the church at that meeting, and
any o'ner OF similar aims and pripcipies in
date. ~ f''''
Rev Matthews was appointed delegate of the
Associate reformed Synod of the South.
resolution OF thanks to the citizens of Iudi-
anspoiis tor their hospitality 10 eutertaiug mem
pers OF the assembly was adopted.
W. HcEfoy, principal, and DIR. Backus, alter
nsse, we're appointed TO preach sermon to the
elders or the pexf general Assembly
resolution referring the oyertuye. with rarora
to Biblical Commentaries to the nex. general as
seE,o'y, and appointing Rev DIR Breckiprides
chairman of the committee for the purpose of
holding the matter before the mind of the church,
was adopted
After the transaction of further business. not
Of general interest, the assembly sdi,urned To
meet on the third Thursday Of May next. in Ro.
chester, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

IxrokTs or FoREiGs Day GOODS s-rbe imnorts n,
lerelgn dry goods at the port Of New York for n.
month OF May are more tn twice as large as I p
tho corresponding total in either If the last twr
years; From the Journal Of Commercs we !. arm
,uat the total III p1ft. for May amounted to 81 All
a@S against *s.7.4 603 in May Of last year
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

GEy TwiGGs We have already stated that this
gallant veteran was dangerously i'll at San Anto-
MO, Texas. The Galveston News of the 26th nit.
contains letter written in the vicinity of San
Antonio, which says:
Gen. David Z. T~iggs is fast sinking into his
grave. life is given up by his physicians, has made
his will. and given directions to his funeral
San Antonio is noted for the fatality attending the
Commanding Generals of this Department, I, and
yet DO local cause exists therefor. Gen Worth
died of cholera, General Brooke of an old disease
and now General Twiggs is likely TO follow, of a
disease which has troubled MIN at times for years
past.
The following is extract from letter from
an army officer at San Antonio, Texas:
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May q, 1859.
= There seems to be no positive ,rn
provemeut in the condition of Gen. Twggs. If he
passes good night, he is refreshed in the morps
ipg but, later in the day, gives away again and be-
comes weaker than the day before. The doctors,
however, agree that there is still chance Of his
recovery. The General does not think there it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

.olumns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel The amount opposite each Numbe,
IS the Prize which the Number is entitled to. /
Iour nu nber ot In the list and does not end in
7,ur ticket Ia blank.
All Tickets where the Number ends in I are emit
lied to $40 in addition to any other Prize which tn
above drawing may entitle it to. Half,.Quarter AM
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all the
traw over the $40 Prizes. Halves. Quarters an,
sighths in proportion.
prlza cNets aud Certificates must be returned Z
mis- til . for cash or re-iDvsstmept Tickets tha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-07

TRtvEt TO FUgoPE.-rhe mail steamer Wander
DIlt tallsd fron New York on saturday for eout, .
aups n snf HaVre. with 3sj passengers and 81 45a
pool aso sailed with g., coo ia epecie and IIscahn
anl 10 s.eeIage passengers Among the pass.i-
si, ~ pf me vanderbilt are Hugh jenkins Of Ba'
suite Nicsoie uiihi ale
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-23

The YEAR 1S60.-We begin to hear from it,
and shall hear and see more before it is through
with. AS to ecHpses, we have the following
announcement [omitting particulars =
Eclipses for the Year 1S60.-There will be
four ecIipses this year, as follows =
l. An annual eclipse of the sun, January %,
invisible in America Visiblea tand about the
South Pole.
II. A partial eclipse of the moon, February
6, in the evening Visible. Size 9.744 digits
on the northern limb.
III. A total eclipse of the sun, July 18th, in
the morning. In the United States this will
only be partial eclipse, except at Astoria and
the northwestern part of Washington Terrific
nv, where it will be total. The line of central
and total eclipse begins in the Pacific Ocean,
southwest of the mouth of Columbia river, in
lat 45 deg. 40 min. n, and lon l25 deg. 90
deg. W. of Greenwich from thence it runs
easterly and n0rtherly through British Amer
lea and Hudsons Bay, then bends southery,
crosses the Atlantic runs through Spain and
the Mediterranean Sea, then into Africa, and
ends by the Red Sea, in lat. Is deg. 40 min.
sec N. and lon. 80 deg. AZ min. Il. of Green
witch. Its size in the Northern States will be
from to digits, and in the South from . to
digits.
The partial eclipse begins on the earth in the
northern and unsettled part Of Texas, lat. "a
deg. 40 min. sec. n, Ion 25 deg. y sec.
min w. of Washington, at the instant OF sur
prise.
w. A partial eclipse of the moon, August
LIST, at II minutes past II, (noon) Washington
time; hence invisible in America, but visible
to our antipodes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-23
Regatta at N.ahant.

NAHANr, July p, Up. M.-The Regatta at
this place today comprises three races, in the
first of which six yachts entered, ten in the
second, and four in the third The start was
made in fine style few minutes past twelve
O'Clock, and they are now sailing over the
course with stiff breeze. They will all
probably return to the Judges yacht by three
o'clock.
Later.-The Regatta at this place to day,
for the prizes offered by the proprietors of the
Nahant House, was a decided success, being
favored with fine breeze and large atten-
Ounce of spectators. The first prize for the
first class yachts was won by the schooner
Surpriae. The second by the schooner Young
America. In the second class the sloop Whip
was the victor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-23

BUsr OF THE SENIOR DIR. BEEoHER.-
There is a fine marble bust of the venerable
Lyman Beecher, d. d., at the Boston Athen-
@um The Advertiser thus refers to the
work.
1T is executed by an amateur artist, Mrs.
Wilson. a lady of Cincinnati, who has been
very successful in the use of the sculptor,'s
chsel on two or three former occasions. 1t
would be small praise to say that the bust IS
faithful likeness when we can truly add that
II has the expression and dignity OF work OF
high art DIR. Beecher has lived to see not
only children, but grandchildren make their
entrance upon the stage of life, while he Is
still an active member of society; he has lived
70 sec his own laurels, in accordance with the
theory of the Chinese, gain lustre from those
OF his descendants. Mr.. Wilson has accord
ingy chosen fitting subject for the enduring
marble, and the has treated IL with marked
success"