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INSURANCE OFFICES, &C.

Fire Insurance., Marine Insurance..
THE VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
oF'es No 1871 Mlu snKAr RicrsOSp.vA
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
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To Farmers cos MsreSan,. We can rSsnom the yer,
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President or Secretary iii esop, sssass "'
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FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
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ru,Hrs ,sss esa 1s, Ls q Seter hl,n and ia a.
s sSls,ss Of ISL On a. reasonable term, other sosd
ss,sr personally insa to large portion Of the eSuS an
sssa and piS% sss % s Tsers an hoses are ssss "a
No policy e, charged for rre or Marine Rs, ,...0 h,
s0ss II bosAks, Secretary. jeiI-u
M4ANUFACTURERs'
--Is-- SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED By THE LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.
. = a p.9 a y. -. .an ssSs,s Dsgos S Which an
% sh opposite longer han an months and ave when
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Main sad Wan streets a weRrisM ~ NJ sSusS' 0'
u hAkkR Jr, Secretary.
g J. sISToN, Treasurer.
Ro VI Maury. WIN r.x,or
Jno ~ dreamer, Cornelius Grew,
yss NJ ralhoft. VIM Hon Rch.ri.on
Hiram NJ smith p @ Iarus
rnrpin. Ro. J. Christian,
yohn z Sinton, W. n Ross
Anson kiehsr,s, Franklin Siearns
James Winiams cha rafho,,
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FINE INsURANCE.
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KNOWLES A wkLFoRD, AGENTS,
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

Tie hrauq walk Of The Capitol Square with the scenery about
Ihe sltttian 81 'f I-a fslee,'V i.ylie Nh The
rance that every e1sit Su be mads to ssg satisfaction
FRANCIS J. SMITH,
JA Proprietor.
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rIAE INsURANCE

49, FIRE INSURANCE!
KNOWLES a WkLFORD, AGENTS,
lffhk saPsor Advantages those eIln,s ana
" other hshdngs 10 insure We Agents Company With
Policy hoierS. -, - Wv
risk y = '--''~'' >''S f-'' - Wv
ap2l ~ " hk0NiVs IA kIpnRn
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rNeOuRAGE nOMg mlNrMcroRr,


ENCOURAGE HOME alsrY,croRr, q,
You s hssSsy rs,R your own Ssnsa ans
HENRY l.. DORR,
Man N n c turer OF Superi O l.
PI A n O 70 T. S,
No. 2oo broad street, RIchmond, va
WoCLD most resrsstfaiS Invite public as,cu-
e. P ian Sp Fo ,fSs hSss In wan, Of a'
sS, rs$ss touch band and FT
ssst i. i'i ss s;E: S s;
orsTs nom distance VIII receive particular attention
about PaSssa i SSa is1lS Ssr spSS to-
and sHa5lne for e'sve' before sas s'sshsrs
CHICKERING PIANOS.
4 NEW NEW. and nSl supply ot these splendid lns,ru,
s ' Sss s s rs e. s; SssS Se S. q: Ss
dClr, seas,fai Instrument q an upright fern.
cs and nom Ant rank I SS s sSa .S az gSs r re
MaSn Su 1ssSp Ines have manufactured aud sO
Prom the uekrng have the and most p,rm,
on ssai capital they have aSe,sd IN per
any ether Setos None Sfa h & my per cent Sheapsr,Aan
without having been fully inspected by artists
Richmond these Instruments only BY the subserss
Inc Ss'o'y warrants all Pianos We SCH Orders promptly at
wsOcm, north side Broad street near Oh end a, .,.
nal. NArHL cARusI sole Agent.
PIANOS! PIANOs.,
Wgdo Nunn's a Clark's PIANOS receive the pre-.
ssS ,S , have sssn ss5s The public during
that II not experiment to purchase one Of them
ca iS Ss ss p .S sI y, Sssn o The entire
Nhsss eLAsE hare aEnsssa. p.o. and premium,
hnsul.hed pient,s and MusiS feseheH "0'H
Ss Ss sas s%a sss ys s md continues TO supply
Wi II. r AZ ias subject
.n, Mia s,x.., -. -
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AMERICANMOTEI.


OPPOSITE .THF yEW ciEf0Y gOUSE
AIEkASBEh d., a., bIsyrislGr
TI'IE undersigned haEiag tzkaa til lat av an opn-
the fact his tsnd. public and so,s eir pa
1850 -
IL has removed h family Hotel from hi day
eve - personal and undivided attention hopes
to give satisfaction to al who usy PatroHire the house
III table, supplied With all driraccs Of the season ana
vii aTays be furnished with the beet thing the
kei supply
Good and capable selected the guests
may At EsS erect prompt and particular attention
aut-I 49,
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MtNNY'S CELEBRATED
EfCapiuu and Moving Machines.

ffCapiug and Moving Machines,
Wlrit WOODS IMPROVE iFNT FuR $50
FNIt tlrs sf continue m manufacture and ~ uis
49, aaehas sgd Gao supply ls trade, ne ven FARMERS
81 fnn naaf rsaslrltie fsrfs.
w. purchased Ne patent irhi n Cutter
Tfftti o. u hrnHe far hand pewer which ul
fI iff han rff hand rhuc In and
f.IIf lirr I. aI0Iie srd iarahis Price fln
w. OBJ nIlf Mlutrfnerye ccebrated Rockauay Wheat
"H boot ff rdr tmstl W cARDWEtL co
- tuCu, Mustard, Pepper, spices, Teas,
i f" Hnd launflt Iuhaccn, srgars, Wine and Liquors
a a. fu alf ty
Hsst WA WALLACE Sons
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Mutual Benefit Company.
8 eoisuintion Jau. ist, 1850 s3,OOI 900 81
tONtECUOT MUTUAL COMPANY.
accumulation Inu. la, 1850 s3,OOO,s2J 81
f0,OO2,fi4 80
fffnfF C.afsrtr dividend per cent Iiey
fhu Oh e insuffi vthe living Oniy hair he premium
o. .fIHarrl in cash
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sUrER PHOsPHATE OF LIuE.

FINE unened having accepted agency for he ale Of
Il WhIieIo Co.'s super Phnsphnte of
~ i.i,. ~ is W. Il n.E3 ~ ~ sassSsa ss fs6
Gs9it - Ah. si sapst Phosphate t54ae nor Aies.rs W.
Nmielsek Co sample efthe above which
e from LOT nov At your factory analysed found 70
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10 TBE COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

FRANKLIN sfHEFf.
gsFfTr EFaHOFa both publicly aud prvaiev ". tefys h.
- a.t -H.st- i. 90 tha tisissi urtras tafH
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sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
nan, RALTIuOap AND SAVANNAH -

L srfAMsiIIP COMPANY, composed Of GTst class S{li
steamships, running the above pvts
b2Fk shipped 20 savannah the Interior Of the states
Seota anh Aabans BY Railroad nom SsyaEnlh, will have
Rsampt attention. q H. BtLf, IL, Agent,
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RICHARDsON's
IRISH LIN EMS,
DAMAsKs DIAPERS. &C.
foNsrMHRs n Eieh4rons Luens and those DESTROYS Of Oh
~ talnug ue t~uune Goods, should articles ,ev
purchase salei with The nl firm RICHAHbsON
Sons OWDEN, gurantee Of the soundness durability
Of The rsD1s.
This caution is rendered sentaiy necessary large ausres
nf Inferior ni detective Linens lrr prp1rei arr season
and sealed VIII e NAME n iCHAhusON ~ Irish House who
reE1rlr ~ che injury thus inflicted alike American con
and fe mHnu n te genuine will not rssdiy
bunc.s profitable uhie purchaser can b. insS
uith Goods n WORTHLESS character.
HULLOCKF 4 CO..
fec-Iiy Agent. 20 Church s,rsst ys,r yo,t
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BRAND CUTTING.
". GRAHAM, hHs recently esishished himself A ne
~ Tin of Charlie fanry i4th street. bWeen Main
and Cary De- will riady receive he
IS every description n
METAL brands.
H has been recently favored with many orders for The manufae
tur NJ ~ hrands ard Do cyey Instance believes b. has Owen
lu4ifl fsit,fscIIn.
Ne bssnis Ito -,ss. o. f5 he.p mainly occupied
Tobacco Brands,
iisuT E.-lHt
Grain Bar brands,
Ana brands ~ labelling uHrnr dsarrn a.
inerrh4ufa other fri|rirs Ehi0t need labelled
Orders portion ~ be- promptly executed
ihe brands forEafi-d and iifisfaeuon guaranteed
A. y GRAHAM
18Th street
80 Rfia01d Va
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-06
FA-HIONARI.E

CohBS.-Dressing, side, Back. Pocket Tortoise She
Y imitation do, i'a 6aio, Ivory, Horn, at vIvfANS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-06
IMPURE BLOOD.

The blood IS the life ana when any foreign unhealthy
matter gets mixed with It distributed
every organ Of the body Every feels the poison
and all the vital organs quickly complain The stomach
viii not 5igest The food perfectly The liver
suicjency Of bile. The action of the heart
weakened, aud the circulation i feeble. The lungs
become clogged with the poisonous matter hence,
cough-and all from a slight impurity at the fountain
head Of lfe--the Blood As if you had thrown some
esrh, for instance in pure spring, from which
tiay iivulet, a minutes the whole Of the
becomes disturbed and discolored. As quickly
does impure blood fly to every part and leave sting
AL the passages become INSTRUCTED, and unless
the removed the lamp Of life dies
These pills only purify the blood but regenerate sn
the the body they are, therefore, unvad
as
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-06
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,

Liver Complaint, Sick Headache. &c. This Anti Bs-is
exuels from the blood the hidden seeds Of dir.
ease and renders all the fluids and secretons pure and
fluent clearing and reSuscitating the vital
Pleasant indeed il 20 us, that able 10 plses
within vour reach medicine ike the . Nor HsS.
Pins viii pass directly TO the afflicted parts,
through the blood and fluids OF the body, and
the sufferer 20 brighten with the flush OF beauty and
health.
Jtldso,l's rus are the BeSt r., nledy an eriss-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-06
.BEkS $ D.V', s
Mountain Herb Pills.

ARovF We present You with perfect likeness Of
Tezuco. chief Of tribe &C the strange ETec Nation,
that ruled Mexico. You viii find full account Of
HIM and his people ia Pamphlets and Amanacs-fo
be hid gratis from the Agents for these Pills
The inventor and manufacturer Of - Iudsons Noun
tain Herb pills has spent greater part of his life in
travelling having visited nearly every country in the
world. He spent six years among the Indians OF
the Rocky Mountains o Mexico and il thus tha.
the MOUNTAIN HEEB PILLS. discovered. very
interesting account of his adventures there you Will End
In our Almanac and Pamphlet.
,ltstsl that diseases
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-06
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PlEILADEIFIIIA.



rI'IIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. iu view of ,he a>cat
L Destruction rt HHsHsu iIr- ~4usy1 -uNut. SIS
ana thv scef;Iv n-a-fi.e. upon trttsrt uu4r.
directed tavt. consulting o1I -yan. CIARICAaLL
worthy uf their fpen D-nen<a-y f,r llfa
treatment 81 thiS class II ,l>Ses their forms am
L. give MEDIC GRATIS lu l au apply letter
TltA description 81 their condition. tS, occupations
habits ~ ie, &c1 AM il IRENE poverty II
add that tue Associate commands lii CHEST Mel
iscl skill ~ the age, aud viii furnish the approves
: modern treatment.
The Directors % the Association IN their Apnt-l Z
port upon She trestat nt Diseases rxfr>s the
highest satisfaction with the success hch has agteD-
go tnc .alos ~ t9e consul iE surgeon ia 'he
SPermS'orrhoes Seminal WeaAeess Impotence Gonor-
rhoes elect = pI>. the wee % 1uAasua ar aluse
Nr. and orter continuance OF the same plan Tor the
ensuing year.
The Directors review or she past. feel assured
that their laborS III this sphere benevolent effort have
Young. and they have resolved devote Tlselves
with se zeal, 70 thls aud much iespse
cause.
An admiral -eport On Sne-matorrhaea ~ Seminal
Weakness the vice OF ousUisn, Mssterbatou or self
SoE>s and other diseases 0f she sexual organs bv the
ccnsutiuS SurSeon. will h. sent hy mail sealed en-
Feo2e} kaE oF tiAGE On receipt 81 Two STAMPS fer
posts ttler Reports ana Tracts the nature and
treatment 80 stytal disease. diet. &C. are
being ptHtiSh- Ter rat15ous distribution ana s.5 IL
seBi 20 the afflicted Some the new remedies a. :
methods Of Treatment discovered during the last ver
81 Of great value.
Address. foT Repor; or treatment. n. j. * LIEN
hoNGhttN. ActInS surgeon Howard Association
Ne. :. south Ninth Street, PHILADELPHIA Pa
81 order II ne pi-ectors
tLHA =. fisAi.TN Fl L. Prssiaeut.
Csc F.-Ecutin. Secretary ly.fr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-06

PREPARE FOR WINTER.
ace STOVES,
r,RR sCI\ nearly every variety known particularly
Il the approved pat erIt5 Just Ieceif'u Ar1
- sale bv WAI- LANYON X son. IN Commerce o'Tee'.-
,r,nly ~ ,,sart nlent NAV be found the following
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES.
Nav FT0uer, Mater ~ HeA
Biar6 Diamond, iro& -h"AdH'
Prairie Queen, beste'H 'tHte"'
heo Hertd. cHstVd"f CtioE'ei
6rv.foge. 4!lass BaHguP, LsOH, &c.
PREMIUM STOVES,
OF all sizes and patterns Also, the follow
IN z among other:
PARLoR STOVES.
svlcaawith without ovens F7orai open clos front
B9st0n Cottage Stores, sc, &c.
BOX STOVES.
Of all descriptions and size together with few coal
STOVES both Cooking and the PaIlor lie has aisc
large Stock OF beautiful
Britania-Wure,
including
Tea Pits CoFss Pots Sugar UrH.. CrsameT''
Bolasses Pitchers, Casters. FHeAeTs'
BHGs. Cups, CdRdtestt'kS,
SpittS0Hs, Lamps &C. &C. &C
Selected with care and offered al remarkable 10" rates
Tin, Copper, and sheet Iron Ware,
of all kinds constantly hand, manufactured 20 ol
Der the shortest notice.
n, connection with this establishment j. FURNACE
either Of their respective lines vii he done
the best possible manner.
Sob work attended any OF tie above Shops on
-" Persons desiring any thing his line, invite
20 c..ll and examine his stock and prices. = . -
WILLIAM LANN0N son.
Mineral Point, October. 1913. -ly
r ADIES'FINE SHOES. Congress Bootsa nd Children.
SGoCs Ui all kinds the >econc lot Just r"celvsc
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-06

The Mutual Life Insurance Company

FEAEE Won insurance your Life. for tbe benefit OF
surviving family, relatives ana friends: Are they
fully protected by Insurance life, from he
evils that arise from Your unexpected ayath- al
moment IF cnIh3ras perhaps o. inter Insolvency
" The relief from anxiety offered by Life Insurance
~ feGuenSly contributes to pToioug the lie of the in
Surcd- AZ the thH Il materially aUEments the com
and well being Of those dep. him. II ha,
also obvious tendency 10 strenC hen habits OF
uul ,.iuu.- Nc CnLOcl's Die Gum"
The whole subject of Life Insurance Is but imQcrftclv
understood in this country and is certain that tile
principal is sound. aud ufei.n tv recUperative fI:-
NAH tbe means, If properly invested, 20 paw the ful
amount UVou each iie insured. ia risks 20 Tho
party his than crtaiu~ TO the deposit Of the
same amount OF money in Savings Rank
This ComPfny is 1ascl upon the soundcst principle
anu Is designed TO AFT ri the largest protection Up ali its
members. Large sums Of money paid to Faster
Companies annually for Insurance which cEu DE rau p
better used here than There for r safety Of the insured
+; IS he hoped that Western mon Viii bccene deeply
interested I'm hu u uF fh~ ln~t'ution Of their
End cIniu- lily worthy Of h"t'- support
AL Infagrs ion. together 81 j tlluk applications fuI
Insurance. furnished .rttu.ou~y rs addressing Tie
rotary a the AoIc Office in Milwaukee.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE /,

Females who value health should be withoai
these Pills They purify the blood, distractions
of kinds cleanse the skin Of all pimples and eotehss
and bring the rich color OF health 70 the pale cheek
s.- The Plants and Herbs Of which these Pills arc
made. were discovered in very surprising way
the Terucans q tribe Of Aborigines in Mexico Get this
Almanac Of Agent, and you will read with delight
the very Interesting account i contains OF the 6RxAr
MEDICINE Of the Aztecs.
Observe.-Ths Hs7n'gta HsyG Pills pat up a
BEAUTIFUL Hra1Ter Each Jor ca~ains 10 pals and dad
a. % cents pr bz III genuine, hare The signature
3. l. JUDSON q CO.. on each Jor.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-12-06
STATE OF WI COSSiS. ,
Bank CoInptrOIlcr'- O1ice

THE WISCONSIN BANK. n Mineral Poig. ia his
State. having TeEu4uiSled business and 4-B1sl-z
IN this Office sum of money sufficient redeem 3.
their ding c0uuterSiel Circulating ra-
Notice Il therefore hereby given that ali the e stand
lng ccuner>Eneu notes of said bank VIII
par, on presentation At this Office WA DENNIS.
nov iltn-5yl2 Bank Comptroller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

We have before us the reports of the Wo-
man Rights meeting held in Boston last May
We gave some account of it at that time but
in this pamphlet, an enquirer will find facts he
has not met with elsewhere. For illustration
In the institution for the advancement of social
science the sexes are equal. AT its first meet
ing, held in Liverpool, Mary Carpenter sat up
on the same platform with Brougham, Russell
and Stanley. Ten communications were read
from women four on Popular Education, two
upon Punishment and Reformation, three on
the Public Health in the Army and esewhe
and one upon Social Economy. Among the
writers were Florence Nightingale and lisa
Craig, the Burns poetess.
BY the census of the United Kingdom it is
shown that even the bard work, as well as the
head work, is being done more and more by
women. In 184l there were engaged in agri-
culture G6,329 woman. In 1851, 129, 4Sl-
nearly double of these $4,000 are dairy wo-
men. Then, as miners, we find seven thou
sand employed as dressers Of ore and washers
and dressers of ore, and washers and strancrs
Of clay for the potteries
We hope to return to this subject again. In
the meantime we advise our readers to obtain
the pamphlet for themselves. When the views
Of such thinkers as Messrs. w. Phillips and j.
L. Clarke from our side, and Mrs. Hunt and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
The people want to look at them.-AAan,
Ecening Journal.

MIRACLES NEVER CEAsE.-THe --latest Pyolioy NJ
Se'cHee. = Great truths indestruetible Wbagg
Jenner ayered that vaccine innoeulation was sac
guard against the small pOX, the ssfaeultvu sncernd
Forty-five years later the world laughed AZ Dagno
res first announcement that he could fix shado1,
and render ii as mperishable as substance Even
Morses telegraph was regarded by thousands as n
myth, until the first lire was put up in 1874 Now
vaccination is universal, dagueTreotvpes are as com
mon as wood cuts, and we talk by telegraph with al
most as much facility across friends table.
Such Is necessarily the progress of grand discoy-
cry or an invention in age like ours and of this
irresistible onward movement of the usefnl and no
nlhcent III practical science we have sill more
striking example in the world wide popularitv of
holoway's great remedies. If we mistake not fhey
are scarcely older an invention than the nhofo
graph and the electric telegraph and VET they are
familiar to half the human race The discoveries of
Daguerre and Morse have not been aDnlipd tbrongl,
our Ine Wh9e area of civilization; but barbarian
ana SeInl-barbar1an races, upon whom the Eoht IF
Chrlstlamty has not yet dawned, have exnerienced
the Dement'S OF these preparations
When they were first introduced to nub1ic ,,otioo
ti tne columns OF the English press, about
twenty years ago, some of the medical magnafes of
the day Scofled at them as their profofvnes Of Ion
ner and Harvey scofed at vaccination ard tbo tbco
OF tile circulation of the blood But how is if noy2
The name OF Holloway has been rendered ilustrious
by the spontaneous testimony of countless multi
tudes. The voice of skepticism has been hushed
and the specioue arguments of professional DONNA
lists confounded, by the introduction of his Pills
most enlightened nations.
There may possibly be here and there dogged
disciplinarian of the old school, who 1cont see What
Is patent to the whole world-some fossil specimen
OF bygone age of medical bgotry who closes his
ears to the great fact that Holloways vegetable
edles are displacing and superceeding the mineral
polsons, once considered all in all but such instance
eS OF confirmed and hopeless cold fogysm" are for
tunately few and far between. They will probably
be remembered when Holloway is forgotfen-and
not TILL then.-N Y. ''Nat. Pol. Gazette"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

Mrs. BARRow.-This accomplished actress
must have been gratiied with the warm re.
ception she had at Pauncefort's Atheneum.
The theatre was filled, the performance admir-
able, and the applause unbounded. Tonight,
the second and last night of her engage
ment she will assume the character of Rosa
lind in GAS You Like 1t" with Mr. Paunce-
fort as Orlando. We have very pleasant
recollections of this play given by Mrs. Bar
row at the Boston Theatre during the first
winter it was opened, when Mrs. Barrow as
Rosaind was supported by Mr.. Pauncefort
in the same character he assumes tonight.
Mrs. Barrow's acting in this part is of the
highest order. 1t is a finished impersonation,
spirited, lively-in fact, truthful delineation
Of Shakespeare's Rosalind. The farce of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter White. in which the Biddles
will appear will complete capital bill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

for county and district offices, there
might be q cali for particular and repeat
ed statement Of their merits. If less is said
for them than candidates are accustomed to
receive, II is on account of the ADMITTED
strength of their position rather than of any
decline in the respect and esteem in which
they are held And if anything in the exigen-
cies of the present campaign tempted dilatory
voters to the polls, as in 1856 for example,
their majorities would be increased in proper
ton to the maturity of the party to when
they belong, and to its manifest growth IN
sound principles and good judgement. 1t is
not often THAI a list of candidates. made up IN
many separate conventions, rejecting many
varieties of local interest and personal prefer"
renee within the party combines, so many eX-
cellences as the one at the head OF our col
umes to-day of officers who have served
with such fidelity that their constituency,
with unanimous voice, insist upon retain
ing them; of gentlemen estimabe in their
private lives, and bringing to their new
places the prestige of success in other
branches of public service and duty. Every
good citizen should consider that in voting for
such men even with the largest majorities, it
is not the candidate who is chiefly honored,
but the citizen himself, and the community for
whose best interest he wished to vote. We
trust therefore, that no Republican who may
discern this paragraph will be deceived by
over confidence, or be persuaded by the gen.
eral apathy with which the election has been
approached, to withhold his vote from the can
ddates of his choice
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

MAYOR BULLoCK's GIFT TO THE HIGH
SoHooL.-At special meeting of the School
Committee, held last evening, the committee
to whom the communication of Hon A. II.
Bullock to the City Council was referred, rec
commended that the annual income of the fund
be used in the distribution of medals, twenty
annually, for excellence in department. and in
the various branches of study. They also rec
commended the election of five gentement, not
members of the School Committee, to consti~
tute board of judges, and to be chosen at the
next regular meeting. The recommendations
were adopted, and the report was referred
back to the City Council.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08

The DISASTER ON THE CHICAGO AND
NORTH WESTERN RAILwAY.-The Chicago
Tribune, in describing the late fearful acct
dent near Belleville, Wis, has the following
notice of one of the victims:
George Emerson, of Oshkosh, was in the
baggage room and was taken out dead. He
was an esteemed and prominent citizen, and of
the firm Of G. Emerson & Co., machinists.
His wife was on board, and in another car, and
unnjured. Mr.. Emerson came from New
York State about two years since. Their en-
terprse was one of the largest of its class in
Northern Wisconsin"
George Emerson was the son of Deacon
William Emerson of Auburn, and was at one
time resident of this city having been EN-.
ployed in the machine shops at South Worces-
ter before they were burned down.