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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12

BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES /; by Samuel Smiles,
author of Self Help, &C. published by Tick.
nor Fields In this 16mo volume of 5l7
pages, we have thirty five biographies of dis.
tinguished persons. Among them are biogra-
phies of James Watt, Hugh Miller, Francis
Jeffrey, Edgar Allan Poe, Theodore Hook,
Robert Browning, Margaret Fuller, and VIM
E. Gladstone. They are all very well written
Mr.. Smiles seems to be admirably fitted for
such work, and the book will be found really
valuable in every library. 1t contains several
excellent portraits. For sale at Wards.
OVER THE CLIFFS By Charlotte Chanter
Boston: Ticknor Fields. This book is for
sale at Wards. 1t is novel, and appears to
be excellent But we have not yet read
enough Of the book to have a just opinion of
its merits. IT, on reading further, it shall
fulfill its present promise of excellence, we
shall speak of it again
HIsToRIcAL PICTURES REroUcHEp A
Volume of Miscellanies by Mrs. Dali, author
of "Woman's Right to Labor" This book,
which has been published by Walker, Wise, &
| Co., is for sale by A. II. Ward. 1t is admira.
bly, arranged and beautifully printed, and Mrs.
DalPs name is an assurance that the contents
will be found attractive. 1t is, what she call,
it, "a volume of miscellanies," and variety Of
sketches are introduced. Thirteen of the pa
pers are entitled Studies" and five she calls
"Fancies." In treating the several subjects
she gives us an expression of her convictions
on some of the most serious questions connect
ed with life.
DIR. HOLLANDS new book, "MIss GILBERr's
CAREER, an American Story" is out. We
can do no more otpresent than tell our readers
that Sanford, Melen, and Allen have it for
sale. We shall have more to say of it here.
after Of course it will attract purchasers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12

TIL first of Series of Model Levees will be held at
North and South Warren Hall, this evening, commence
ing at half past O'Clock. The entertainment to
consist of Music dancing and other amusements
Tickets (for gentlemen with without adies) Fifty
cents. Music by Gardner 4 Eldridge's Band
ol2 dit w. r. HEWINS Manager
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12

P. Emory Aldrich, Esq, will address Republicans
of New Braintree this friday evening
Hon. ID. f. Parker and Amasa Norcross Esq Fitch
burg will speak in Ashburnham this (Frday) evening.
Hon A. H. Bullock, and p. Emory Adrch, Esq, will
speak in Barre tomorrow Saturday evening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12

Inc Worcester City A gency.-In RoanI az An
uermen March 9Th, 1860 John o. Tiff was annnintnd a
ssrtuons .ie ely Of worcester to purchase and sell
iup lOl the current year, In conformity to the
hWs 81 tt commonwealth, and such rules and repun.
d Us ~ may De adopted by the Board of Mayor and Al
Stnr INC AHencyis at JOHN O. HILLS Apothecary
SUI Nieehanes Hall building, Worcester Fer order
~" uNWOm w w. klCE. Mayor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12
Republican Comfy q,

republican County COnventIOn.-The repub-
folets OF W orcester county requested elect
T3ieeatts 70 County Convention be held at BRIN-
- Iili IN worcester, Thursday. Oct. 18TH inst
az ~ Slock A. ~, for the purpose of nominating a
ute lot county Commissioner, and for the purpose
h any other business which may properly
before he convention The basis of representation
one delegate from each citv and additional
eeeeate Tor every two hundred every greater
fraction thereof
The members of the county committee are requested
dav. W " PIS,F Cbai-,oo,
j. +. TUCKER Secretary. deod6wtoIs Cd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12

uil's Mint Specific For Badness ana Failing on
o. we Hair. For sale by GEO. r. SPURs, Druggist,
mhh street. t&wu APP
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12

The FIRST BALE OF CoTToS,-,One of the
aged men of New Hampshire is Mr.. Preston
Claflin of Lyme, who is now in his SSth year.
lie was the first man to carry bale of cotton
to mandatory in America, and took the
same from Providence to Pawtucket RI He
says at that time the employees had TO give
ponds before commencing work that they
would never 90 into the manufacturing BUSH
ness Tor themselves He still enjoys good
heaith being quite robust for one OF his age,
ne Is able TO accomplish considerable work,
ana mas an excellent memory Of early events
--Manchester Mirror.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12
SpetlaI yiotrees.

Senatorial COnventIOn.-The Republican voters
OF the Worcester Southwest Senatorial District are re-
quested to elect delegates to Convention be held in
the Iown Hall, in Charlton, on TUESDAY, Oct. 23rd,
inst at ii O'Clock for the purpose of nominating
candidate for Senator for said district and for transact
said convention The basis representation to be one
delegate for every hundred voters AID an additional
delegate for majority fraction
RUFUS B. DODGE,
Chairman of District Committee
f. j. WHITTEMoRE, See'y. d&wtO25* Oh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12

WARRANTED-IIill's Liquid Amandine, for the cure Of
chapped hands, toughness OF the skin &c. Prepared
and sold by JOHN Q. HILL Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall Building diff "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12

A. McF. Davis. Attorrev arc Co:;:se;.Cr al Law
brinley how, loS Nam street, Worcester. diff ia4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12

George sessions, FURNISHING UEDERrAkEr.A Ann
COFFIN WAREHOUSE -Cofns Caskets, Patent Metallic
hand. Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKEr of al,
sizes - '
Every thing with the management of
promptly attended to- No. ~ Front street residence on
Front street Worcester Mass. dawtf va
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12

To Mrs Davis, crochet shawl, Csc; G = Phelps
what not Csc; Martha Moore, cone picture Frame
25c; Mrs j ii !, shell picture frame, 25ci Mrs
Smith, cone picture frame, 25c; Ellen Eastman
pencil drawing 2Oc; Mrs c Phelps, oil painting
25c; Miss Ell King, oriental painting, 15c; Miss j
King, sofa pillow, 30c; Phelps, hat tree, soc;
Mrs d Hoore, rug, 2Oc; Mrs Fleming rug, zoe; W L
Camp, chair and gloves 40e; Mrs N Savage, chair
cushion Soc Mary w Hubbell, cone picture
frames and mats BIC; Mrs w IL Drew, artificial
flowers, l5c; Mrs L Fales, needle work, zoe; j A
Gleason, Yankee notions 25c; Mrs Smith, cone
baskets, zoe; Mary Hall, cone basket, SOC; Mrs II P
Newhall, cone basket, 25c; E L Davis, lamp mat,
15c; Mrs J Smith, wrought slipper and lamp mat.
zoe; Mrs Bennett, cone vase, 2Oc; Mrs 7 Phelps,
table and oriental painting, ST.
FRUIT.
Apples-For the best, not less than IL varieties, to
Ira Broad 81 I'd, Chas Bryant. 75c; not less than
varieties Newell Moore, 75c; I'd, ii Bennett SOC !;
best plate do Smell, soc; I'd, Miss Davis Csc;
grautuity of 25c was recommended TO j Rogers.
Pears-Best, not less than varieties ID Parmen-
ter, 90; I'd, Stman Hubbard, 75c; best plate do,
b ii Franklin, SOC. Peaches-Beet plate, A Green
wood, soc I'd, b IL Franklin, Csc. Quinces-Best,
Silas Flagg, SOC; I'd, ID Pamenter, 25c; and a
gratuity of 25c to Philo Smith GIapes-Best, d F
Parmenter, Soc I'd do, ii Franklin, Csc. Cranber-
ries-B Franklin 75c.
For best Hubbard sQuashes. G W Gleason 81 90;
7 L Hall Soc marrow squashes, Joseph Gleason
pounds, Csc; cabbages, I Hall, soc; beets Davis,
Doc; largest do, c Abbott, 25c; carrots, j Damon
SOC; largest do, j Damon, 25c; turnips, I Hall
Soc: largest do, S Chamberlin, Csc; onions w G
lEetcalf, soc; largest do, a Howe, 25c; potatoes,
Putnam, l 90; ID w Gleason, rs varieties, 75c;
Sd, d Parmenter, Soc best lot of pumpkins c w
Gleason 25c; best lot Of beans, Joseph Gleason, 25c
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
Wooden cloths-R ii & A Chatin, ST 90 for fan
mel satipett; 90 for gray 75c for shrting Marsh
& Co, for wrenches, / 90; A Howe shoes, 75c; T
ClellaE, do soc; card and leather work, w & Wall
co. gratuities to r ii & A Chaihn, wooden, 75c;
frocking n Morse, SOC; hair cloth, Hall & Howe, by
process, 0Oi flannel, A Chafin, l co. II II
Tower, 75c.
OTHER ARTICLES.
For best bread, made of foreign wheat, Helen
Marsh, 75ci I'd, Miss Fleming, Soc; Sd, Ellen Da-
Wis, 25c native wheat, Abby Davis, IL years old,
bolted wheat. Mrs Esther Davis, 25c; best box of
lump butter, c Bryant, l 90; I'd, J Adams, 75c; Sd,
S Flagg, Jr, Soc best new cheese, Cheney, 90;
I'd, NJ j Bennett, 75c. Flowers-largest variety in
pots Mrs VIM, 90; I'd, Mrs DIR Davis 75c; Sd,
Emma Nichols, soc; next best disdlay, Mary Ben
nett, 25c; best bouquet, Mary VIM, SOC; 3D. Mary
Hall, 25c Fowls-A II Newell, 75c; d Davis, 25.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12

Mrs. NJ. w, GeraIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
FuL MIDWIFE removed to No. % Mechanic street. di
gwen to Uterine Complaints, and diseases of children
ap4 dtt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12

Friction MISUNDERSTANDING been appointed by the
B0sto' Friction Match Co. Agents the sale OF their
Matches IN worcester and vicinity, hereby give
notice that we shall keep constantly hand an assort
ment OF their celebrated Matches, which will be sold
low Tor cash, and satisfaction guaranteed.
jy2l diff Nos vs. and 81 Front sfroot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-12

l. ChIIds, Dentist No 2O6 Main street, Corner of
Elm, Worcester diff ~ 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
6ouses to Get.

y1IO IET-WTTH STEAM-POWER-T
II TTIIRD FLOOR oftbe Bul:ing No ~ Ann-st suitable
Cor spa manufacturing hanica business requiring steam
cer A.o FRONT OFFICE, the second hooT Of the same
bni 5i,E Rent low 10 a good tensnt. Apply to
Arson HEkRICK. AtAs-Ohice, No "a Ann st.
mo LET or LEASE-HANDSOME VILLA on
Fsst River opposite Central PARK with three acres lava
"a a. A. sd.n,sd for Sumner Witt residence Rent
az A' ] ! SMITH Co No $50 3l-sv
YyO RENT-A MACHINE SHOP, Nos. 63 and
70 Watrt Brooklyn with II horse power eog3s lathss
gnd every thing else fitted for shop the knd Inc TOOLS
NJ A. Of them are as good as Iuquire OF - . 49,
NV Join BENSON No Is Od-slp, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
Gouses ano farms toanteo.

WANTED to PURCHASE-A frst-class
w COUNTRY RESIDENCE er FARM in Westche ter
Copv for hh will be paid following property, and the
balance in cash vslusbe Improved farm OF 800 acres LOO
wbish und fire eucing in high ate Of cultivation the
Rysr n Ptte County No Il is well adsped TO the cultiya
tion OF tobcco hemp wheat and corn Is loc;:ed ined
ssv on The line f the projected rar sd from Lesvenworh
City to the ard St Joseph ten miles from the
I.tr Thee slso uacadaed road fro the Mills to
Ws.to. on the Mis- mi Rivtr distant sixteen miles Weston
il TIE teuin, Of Platte County Railroad Address by let
ter giving description II property, 49,, =, ,,o a.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
DY SAMUEL A. WALKER.
oARce Nos 50 and 50 Federal-st, Boston.
GREAT CHANCE.
EXECUTORS SALE OF A VALUABLE ESTATE OF
TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,

the island wifi N s ocs .'s S %
o s" Sheep o.e VIZ Cows also Farming Tools s6Ca
OF PR ERbA Ss order 0SS 6. 1 % S Dc Gs
ESTATE on the Island Nasba~ens with the lease
having about two months to nm together WITH ~ the s ss
Of TIE late Samuel SH Vernon, esq Of Newport r.
estate contain. aST; sna f Sssa
tfuy sias.ed in Bg,erds Bay forming
celebrated Eizbe,h iands 1. island but shon d a
shon Pune Cusyhunk, and mahss VneyaId conIsn ing
mp the vineyard SOUND There is upon premises Farm
Houeand large Stable and upon the wsts part psrs %s
TS s. s io s%S ss
paving ones which for yes mss E"sb 4sy
Ss .s .sa Rsi!sa as sS: Geo
part hundred e. s' snd Fodder SG
Sbcat Farming Tools &c The above real estate and personal
rheh expires on the is day ofNoyember nent ,.,.,v.
Thsage estate presents ti oised have long
been dRSrsed While the supply q lin
sor sss s ,e2y' possible saf pdynase cu.os
the Fuel without cost and ready to hsnd also
This island with is commanding situation purity Of air and
@ W,tnr place for the sport.n the who seek
more Sse ogpotue o he health and ,nusement than can
taste and could make the island charming Summer re-
To- those contemplating removal to Texas or California for
tie purpose Of engaging in Sockng and Ranchins bus
mess the 'se o ai ppsfe and he security AFFORDED by
insulated position against loss Of stock by strayns OF ohe
This farm was formerly owned by Harrison Gsy Otis and has
been In The Vernon family the lat fifty years the tide TO
phich unqaesionsbe The whole goo acres and
the personal property Of the estate upon the island w DC 500
in one lot subject TO the present lease and The amount
Of the personal property according to the apPlassmen
and 10 per the real estate will be required at the time
ae turtle OF 20 per cent Ia cash to be paid on the
real delivery Of the dees and the bssnce can remain
on mortgage OF the premises for tenn Of yesrs WI, ILL
The beautiful and comm odious steamer Eagles wing VII
leave the island at 81 o'clock aud return
after the sale Those Boston and stations DESTROYS
being present the sale will take the that leave the II WI
depce Railroad depot "A via the New Bedford and Iaun
ton Railroad Free tickets from New Bedford to the island ana
back and all further information ray be had Of EDWARD L.
BAKER esq New. Bedford end SAMUEL a. WALhEh, the
anctoneer at Nos. 50 and 50 Federalst BostJn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
6nmmer Retreats.

BOARD at YONKERS.-The subscriber will
Id have two pleasant ROOMS vacant on Tuesday Sept
In large anson house. situated Walnut Hill Is minutes
the depo. Lsrge lawn, plenty OF fruit sh,de &c
Raerrrofs excha god fcthsr particulars inquire OF
DWIGHT BISHOP, No 894 nudson st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
Bales BIZ Anrtiost.

A N. MERwIN, AUCTIONEER,-By V 6 v...,
N Merwin Co Irving Buidings, Nos 'st snd 's RGE
way MONDAY MORNING Sept 4 81 ics stp TIoNERY
Comprising spr6ns and Extra Mote s tables AID Rsseg
S.,,nyv Including Blank Books Envelopes, &c NO. Also
Choics collection o. sereoseOpic Views and nnmen. IN
resdy and samples goods viii be on exhibition '~o
before the sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD =,

IN Sumner arrangement for peasu'e u''e'' ~
loIs m'-FTrss. for Albany, Troy sMsosA 0S I.Ss
SPRING. Nisara Falls Lake 9eose v c n tor sharon
snrins, Elsssra Falls and al places We" o,a.sa wa
r sas,Osi ard al pgp. sS,1 L sses "a, Lst w.c.suc
sSa erots Fs. Viii ts .s With s.,,. M
yor Doves flsln' co as, r.sn Ya. Vita Sage, Tor fs
lake Ntssa''S' s'" JOHN SuRcuiLL Assist sa9t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
Boar6 uno Rooms.

A VACANCY for two INvALIDS to BOARD
N and receive Medics attendance. Apply to Dr. bAhf'
No $50 East BroadWsy
BOARD WANTED in private family having
II -. =, hp,ttvy bo,rd.rS By young gentleman. Loca
tion est side between Cana ana lh-S Address j. b. NJ
Bor No 300 Tribune Office.
40 IISPENARD- ST, near Broadway
" 10, Farie. or Single Persona cheap with or without
Boad Lo5eings IS eta all night Spanish spoken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
Gouse- Furnishing Goods.

A No. RANGES.
n GREAT SUCCESS.
VERY INTERESTING TO H0U SEKEEPERS.
MIGRANTS PATENT WATER BACK CO0KING-RANGH
proved by over hundred in 10 be sure remedy
against putting the should the water be topped Tor
proof OF which read the following:
u J. INGRAM 4 Son:
1.-THE Patent Water Back had TO put IN has bees
regulated and used with and without water TO entire salts
onr's nrdey INV Inspection ERASTUS LYMAN
Pres Knckerbocker Life Ins. Co., No loo Broadway
al bsye had your Movable Wster Back regulated In the
Range without putting fire. and used with and without
water very simple aud satisfactory As to fuel 1t oans
sbont ope.thd less than any OF four others have used
"ALFRED MOORE, No. 40 West 22d st."
Call and examine send for circular with many certificates
of the purport above. $500 49,
] INGRAM L SON Manufacturers. s34 4th-ay, Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
Gotels.

TTyRAyELERs! DRIVE DIRECT TO THE
~ SMITHSONIAN HOUSE,
n - x g Honston-st n. Y Couduc.sd the
auOpe plan having al tue sppotment. Of the 6s HSe
H. RyST iTRANI l. op.n TO the general Pablo entrance
tbouSt The hotel ofcpwhers be had at low prices well
and promptly and at all hours 5000 meas s4a evsy
ury OF tbs market. SG "HI1D, t-oP--o.v-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

CCHOOL and HOME EDUCAIlON.-F1ennc ,n
Sdrn,i,sb Classical and Commercial Boarding saa az
81 SD ~ In. playground and Gymnasum-No. snn ~
W.. aS,i.t. between Broadway and 6sbsy mr 10y Re
srs charge 0. limited number Of Boys only he
opens September 10.
CFT FCT FAMILY SCHOOL.-A Clergyman
GJv In stockbrdge Mass, win receive few Misses 70
nam and INSTRUCT The health, morals manns = ..
% sncstion W IN receive careful attention For pati
sTsnees &c apply the Rev. Il. DAVIS No 100 Lohs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
ITEAMER of SEPTEMBER 8.

FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.
U. S. NJ. Stesmship
VANDERBILT,
Capt r. Y. Lefeyrs,
WIN sail from Pier No N. r., EewYort at noon, SATUR
DAY Sept g. uith mails pssenssu and specie for Eossod
and France
PRICE PASSAGE
First Cabin, 4l2O Second Cabin, go.
Third Cabin, 10 HaUe. 63Si 10 Southampton, So
d. TORRANCE Agent
No. Boslpg Green, Sev.Ysrx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
furniture.
professional Notices.

lanes BOGARDUS,
- ARCHITECT IN IRON,
ORIGINATOR, CONSTRUCTOR, and PAfENTEE ORION
BUILDINGS,
Office. No. 200 CAnalst., corner Of Mulberry N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
O-For HAVANA and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sA-
O. w BROWN VIII si on Thu RS0AY Sept. a. O'Clock
o. M from Pier foot Of Waren, North River Bio Of adns
of the proper form furnished OF che Office and no bills Of sds
will be signed the hour OF sailing For freight or passage
apply at No. III Westst., corner Of " srrea
n B-Fresht received OF snd amer FRIDAY, Aug 81
Ipsrnce shipments BY this steamer be had In tbs bes
Companies al IL per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

HOUSE No PCS Liyinrston-s, Brooklyn, vita Gas and
Water fxtrres and improved Range in the Kitchen. Price
q ApnY the pIerlisss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
MISS HAINES

Mrs. GIBSON, No. 80 Union-square, will re-
WI open her Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies on
MONDAY Sept. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

MESDABfES CHEGARAY and PROVOST
Tasnscny inform tho Parents Of their Pupils that they
viii reopen their School MONDAY, Sept IT, at No 10
Madison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

HULSIDE SEMINARY for YOUNG La.
ii mrs Norwslk Conn, Mrs LOUISA A. SMITH
Pnpcps-Th, nstituon reopcn Sept 49, lso-For Circular
please sddrrss the Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31
Real gstate for Sale.

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-A nice 2-story
" COTTAGE and OUT-BU ILDlNGS, win beautiful
Of acres well cultivated with choice fruits
rood to select schools ana c9cnes az
1ryinston 81 miles from Newark n. J. ChiChkhNO d
CO Res tate and General Agents No. IL Walls, n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, at CIayer-
II i sct Columbia County, New. YorI. MADAME STEPH-
AMI the Celebrated Vocalist will have charge oil toe 'oca
zaon; Prof. MARTIN aud WOOD Of the Piano Term oReni
September Il go per term OF IL weeks pays board and Iur
ton. Write for q Catalogue. , ,o,. =, p,,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-18
CHRONIC

and has. in the ii ne, tre4t-d many thbus1ni cases.
tnd it's bu; reAsOAI,le t. sIpPrse thai his q SERVO
ton aud experience have gIveu him = superior al
vzittgc over the l. cal y aCttiOherS. We Is have
AL the theo y - be derived IRON LvoAs, "a We
must have The practice IN order to be sUccessfuI,
and the more practice the nearer We approach per
iecIon. as practice makes perfect" DE-. NORMAN
asks those afflicted AND afraid vi icing imposed upon.
to WriIe TO al Ofth- Pby SiciAhS o. IIe place Wners he
resides, or an II t { citizens. NTiL= t. DR.. 7. 81.
Coos, Dr. o. Prem iss, DR.. Is. ). smuh DR.. clsry. O.
". Head Btnker. - q. Martin, Pot Master. e. Cali
gan. II. X. agent. er ans citizen Ui Mcnroesille OHIO.
II Is u faet tat there are any uupriucipled men
tr9Ye.ins, Gazing themselves Doctors, ana the p-yll=
have been bsSeiy imposed upon. bet none al them
have been able t. give GU such POSITIVE eviI,n;s y I
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-18
Riot Among the Coal Miners.

For some months past there has been in ex
istence among the Coal miners at MineralRidge
Brier Hill and Youngstown, a secret society
called a Union; and as is usually the case il
such instances, there have been strikes for high.
-er wages, better kinds of pay, DC. &C., at near
" every mine in this vicinity. A short tim
since a strike occurred at the mine of Aessrs
Price d Co., at Mineral Ridge. The proprie.
tors declined to aecede to the demands of the
miners, and employed other miners from
abroad. The strikers were determined that
the new corners should not be allowed to work
in the mines, and used various means to annoy
them and prevent them from working, and in
some cases, as is alleged, usingforce On Mon
day, thirteen of the strikers were arrested and
brought before Justice Fitch, on a charge Of
riot. The trial was concluded on Tuesday,
when the thirteen were held to bail under the
sum of $50, each.
1t is we'll to have these lawless dOings
brought into the cognizanee of the law.