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= NEW VOLUME OF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

IL IL
-v,HE publish rs of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN in
returning their thanks to the community for the Ibis
era support and ecourag which has been extended
to them during the past four yea s. would give
notice that The LIST her Of Volume g. will be issued
the 22d September aforng favorable opportunity for
all 10 subscribe who may wish to avail themselves Of the
valuable Information always found in its coiums The
new volume will be commenced with new type, printed
ON extra ne paper manufactured expressly for this pubs
caton and embemshed with chaste and elegant border
IL will be published heretofore in qlarto tOrm thus al
fording al the end Of the year BEAUTIFUL BOOK nf
OVER 400 PAGES, containing between and 6OO
Original En2ravimgs Of New Inventions,
escrbeJ by letters reference, besides great amount
reading matter, valuable 10 every man IN me country
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termed. The best Mechanical Paper an tie Word. !"
ts columns as u. will he filed with the most reliable
and correct Information in regard 20 the progress OF
SCIENTIFIC and MECHANICAL improvements,
CHEMISTRY, ARCHITECTURE, BOTANY, MANI
FACTUREs. RAIL ROAD Intelligence and the WEEK
LY LIST OF PATENTS, prepared expressly for this
AS a evidence Of the estimation in which this puoicas
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the communty IL is only necessary to state tadt is car
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,rards of 10 900 copies already exceeding the united
cremation of all the Mechanical and Scientific publca
iohs in this country and the largest Of any single one
TERMs-Two Dollars year in advance, or II de>
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To CIpps-5 COPIES Ss 10 copies, els, 20 copies $2s
All letters must be post paid and directed to IN
phil shers Of the Scientific American, New York.
NJ l-Patents secured and mechanical drawings ex>
ecu,ed on the most reasonable TERMS at inc scienhc
American office. d4t aug ~.
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HYDRO Electric, or water Light.

THIS Light having been fully tested tor months past,
will be ready tor public service soon letters
patent now pending are issued There are several ea.
in this light which give it the preference to
any other artificial means of Illumination. Its pure white
ray enables the eye detect the incest shade coors
while it is perfectly from the glimmer and wave
of all other gas lishts. The strongest wind NOT
affect 1t In The least, and there matches other
ignited body required light it, the turning the facet
being the only act required produce Light There is
scent whatever, danger of explosion from the
OF the gas into apartments and will be furni he'd FIFTY
cent cheaper than any other any kind whatever
30 perfectly safe is this light considered that the subscl
Der is making arrangements with the u 8. Govern
for its introduction the light houses Persons
wishing the light introduced into their dwellings
learn further particulars by applying the subscri
Der. July so diff HI. NJ. PAINE
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RAIL ROAD CARS.

THE subscriber hereby informs his friends
E5AsA4I that he has resumed the business formerly
~ n carried on by BRADLEY d RICE, and is pre-,
--pqred to execute orders on the mo, favor able
terms for any description Of RAIL ROAD CARS. Be-
ievng his facilities, together with his long experience,
enable him TO give the most perfect satisfaction ALL he
respectful asks the favorable considerat his friends
and solics share Of their valuable pat enage.
Worcester, Aug IL. dwis3m OSGOOD BRADLEY.
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DAGUERREOTYP
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING.

VI
New Quick Camera in one quarter the usual time
AT l42 MAIN STREET.
The subscriber has been induced by The great and liberal
patronage he has received in Worcester purchase
of VOIGTLANDER's QUICK CAMERAS, which is OF
an entire new construction with which types can be
made almost Instantly.
DagueHeotypes Of CHILDREN made with this Came
with astonishing perfection aud beauty.
Also, received one ofPOigtiGnder's MdB1oh Cameras
constructed to take types of Persons Views
WITHOUT REVERSING This Camera is of tuice the size
and p0t0er NJ other in this CITY, and GRoUPs OF from
to 80 persons can be taken with it large plates
give every figure easy and graceful position.
Six years practical experei ce with the use of large
SkyLgh the above Cameras and advantage which
be mentioned enables the subscriber make Nina.
equal the best made by the Boston
or New York II Cali aud examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
" Ddeuefreotypiss find whole, half, quarter and
medium Plates aud Cases and every article used in the
art, constantly oi sale. CAMERAS Of every size fur.
May 10. dwtf GEO. ADAMS
A SOUND MIND IN A SOUND BODY,
Has been well described greatest bessn.
which can be enjoyed by human being aud medicine
has yet BEEN invented conducive The preservation
Of corporal and mental Health, than the REV. HIE-
BARDS VEGETABLE ANFlBIIIOUS FILLS On
or land, Ia all cmes and at all seasons, amid the
close air Of crowded cities, the miasma If Southern
swamps, the malaria of the coientes of Mexico
the deadly -ht dews Of the West Indies, they will be
found aperient and atiebre medicine Of wonderful
potency and pc To the sedenary and the active 10
him who remains fixture the work bench the desk
and TO him who wanders in far of lands settles in
Countries where elements OF death are rife habit
ua these Pills will prove The saegua
against sickness. The dose in health, preventive oil
disease and regulator of the system, is roma quarter
TO ha Pill each night, on going bed. As curative,
two or more Pits may sometimes be necessary These
Pills, from their extraor inary purifying and corrective
properties should be universally used during the spring
months. w Sc. t- i 1889 ~ ~
For sale in Worcester by NJ. B. Green d. Scott Jr.
Co., and c. A. E. Harrington, and by Druggists geneF
ally. s.- e eop2t3I
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SnOrfsInen and Shoe
Pocket Book F0W1ld.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

THE coparnershp hereto existing by the
MORE ALBEE is by Mutual consent, this day lis
solved. VIM. Fl. GILMORE,
Worcester, June 10 i949 A. P ALBEE.
N B The Dagnerreoptype business will be continued al
the old stand 235 Main ST. By the Subscriber Pictures
ken at all times, without regard weather. Perfect sasac
tion charge. Please call aud examine my Life Like,
Pictures aud judge fer yourselves. WIN. H. GILMORE.
July 3. sl = dtf3taw
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Messengers Notice,

WoRt ESTER, IS. August II, ls49
LION HENRY CHAPIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
IL for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of SMITH s. BELLOWS,
Of Charlton, in said County, manufacturers an insovehi
debtor and the payment Of Debts the delivery OF
any property belonging said nsolvent debtor to him.
or for his USE and the transfer of any property by him
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said insovenI
debtor will lie held at Court Insolvency at the office
of said Commissioner, in Worcester, in said County
the Seventeenth day Of Stptemb merit O'Clock
in the forenoon for the proof debts aud the choice OF
assignee assignees or his Estate.
AIS DAY, D. s., Messenger.
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Y rs.
Father Mathew.

. 0V44V4 4T4ItV11V VT
THIS great Apostle of Temperance supposed be the
greatest benefactor Of his people living, and il is
supposed that the best place to get
DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESS,
in Worcester is at the Rooms in WALDO BLOCK, as by
devotng considerable attention to the wants ofmy
have been enabled to satisfy the of those who
have favored with their patronage degree beyond
my most sangune expectations.
Those no in want of Likenesses of themselves
their friends will do we'll TO call my before trying
elsewhere as by having avaled seof the modern dis
coveries and improvements in the art am prepared
take Miniatures and them in Locke,s Pins Rings,
Bracelets Cases, which for beauty Of nsh be
celled in this city.
ALSO
Copies portraits &c at the shortest notice. Daguereo-
types of deceased persons Of the CITY, Particular
attention to the sitting of children
NJ D. Instruction in the Art tie favorable terms
Please call at No. Waldo Block, up stairs
Worcester. July 26th. dwtf JOHN D. ANDR EVVS.
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STRAY Oxen.

AIKEN up In the north part of Worcester, on the l6tf
inst yoke of mddling sized brindIe and white Ok
en-one larger than the other. The owner is
Prove property, pay charges and take them away
49, SAMUEL A. KENYON.
worcester, Aug II, le49. d.
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NOTICE.

TINE Taxes OF the 2d Parish in Worcester nave TINS gay
heen Mace in my hands Tor collection. discount OF
six per cent will be made to all Wne pay enG aAe'
within thirty days WiL.Am $3.50,
worcester, Aug I6, ls4s. islw Collector
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N O.

T WILL NOT sell stock less than cost or at cost
but UiH sell al reasonable profit my facilities
any mans in The United states for obtaining stock
Bromne, Chloride Of Iodine, polishing materials,
and plates, sal at reasonable advance from cost
Miniatures taken without regard weather, which for
brillancy tone, unsurpassed at No. BrnIey Hail.
July IS, diff FIN. DAAIELSON.
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CIfLOROFORM.

DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main Street, is prepared Il
extract Teeth WITHOUT pain by the othis recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM. s&s 7
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sUB-AGENcY WORCESTER MASS
Geo. nj. Prentiss, Esq, Probate Office AGENT.
SAMUEL FLAGG, M D., Erdmining Physic an
Local Board Of Trustees for New England Branch !:
DANIEL DEsHoN, Pre- Ment-C. F. Adams, Rev'd s. K
Lothrop, Ephraim Lombard, john Schouer, Col william
schoner, COL N A. Thompson, Thomas Groom, William
w. Warren.
EFunds sufficient TO meet the expected losses of this
Branch from its present business invested in
England under the supervision of the Local Board of
Trustees, by whom the securities holden and the
same Will be done from month to month hereafter
Per orde-- GEO. Nj. CHALWILL,
Aug q. Ie49. lyd2aw 4.f General Agent,
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TO DaguerreotVpists,

THE subscriber keeps constantly for sale FL TES and
i CASES of all sizes and every description in use
Preservers, Frames Mats Glass Paints Brushes, Ger
man. and American b omine, Indine and Ch0lOride OF
Iodine, Mercury, Soda, Rotten Stone, Chloride OF Gold
Rouge sc. Every article sold will be warranted be
of the first quality.
ms Is no H6MBUG ESTABLISHMENT, and the subscriber
does not advertise stock in larger quantities Than he
tmaiiy has for sale Purchasing larger quantities,
having better facilities tor buy ing experience in
selecting, and being mined make this establish
ment The HEAD QUARTERS for Worcester County.
the subscriber win sell stock from fue 10 ten per cent
cheaper than purchased any other place in this
City. Remember this nd call at
ADAMS ROOM, l42 Main street.
Worcester, July 26. du
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of o. F. sTEBBINs & co, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent o. F. STEBBlNS,
Worcester, Aug IA, .l849. l.. s. ARCHER.
The subscriber will continue the general DRY
GOODS BUSINESS at the Old Stand OF the late firm o.
0. F. SfEBBINS CO. where all indebted to SAID firm
will please call and settle their with the subscr
her, who is duly authorised 10 CO lect the same.
Aug Is. dSt o. r. STEBBINS.
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~ ROSS's XDreSs forward all sorts O

parcels and small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport Fail River, Bristol and Warren.
July22 dwtf
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TO LET. f
-. A CONVENIENT TENEMENT, No. 2s Thomas
kSsfA St. Inquire of JOHN GATES or WILLARD
14s:;s4A BROWN. II, July 26.
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DaguerreotYpes for rs Gents,

At So Main Street.
IN S. HUNTOON, proprietor OF the City Da
L. guerreotype Gallery, formerly owned and occupie
by s. Williams, Waifs Block No. 81 Main treet, arl
opposite the Franklin HOTEL first door above the Central
School House.
The Rooms perfectly adapted the business, w her
he is prepared to execute Daguereotype Lkenesse
equal to those taken Exhibited other establish
ment in this City. These of Perfect Lkenesse
invited to CALL diff July 49,
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J. X: CLARK, M d,

q. IA. CLAEtAs IN. u, y
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Omce-Over the store of q. Foster e. Co..
corner Of Main and Pearl Streets.
Oitce hnursfrom "A to A. NJ. aud from IL TO A. and
% to 10 O'Clock M. 03-Boaras at Am. Temp House.
Referencss-C. II. Skill, NJ. D., New Haven. CT; VIM.
ingalls, MD, Boston Charles w Alker NJ. ID ,Northamp-
ton; G. w. Swazey NJ D.. and Rev. r. H. Conkn,
Springfield Col. Jas Eatabrook, A. Stocking Worcester
Worcester, May 8. r., DIFF
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
tEr- OF BALTIMORE

JNeto England Branch, rs Doane St., Boston.
Geo. NJ. Chalwill, General Agent6o " England.
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RICHARDSON & LORING,

N1V1141GObV1W- o 11V4G14UN3
AGENTS THE OF .g -
ChiIson's Hot Air Ventilating Furnace,
very superior arrangement for Heating and VeRating.
HEDENBERGi'S PORTABLE FURNACE, y
five sizes Tor heating from to rooms-Ihe Cheapest
q - Furnace In use.
New pattern Registers and Coal Crates.
COPPER AND TIN FURNACE PIPE
AND FURNACE WORK done at short notice.
June 49, eod&wlf T3 NaiM-st.
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Judge Washburn's Grafton,
ELIVERED at Leicester at the Hise Celebration
IL July FOURTH for sale by E LIVERMORE
Aug z. go, ~ DIV
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NOTICE.

NUTIOE. n
THE Copartnershp heretof existing under the firm
L of TUCKER a. UPTON dissolved, BY mutual
consent the 9th Of August, and Isaac II. UPTON is
hereby authorized settle all the business of the late
m. AUGUSTUS TUCKER,
ISAAC HI. UPTON.
Worcester, Aug Is, 1e49 dSt
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REMOVAL.

NOTICE. sse.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
sui scribers under The firm of LEVI B. FLAGG a. CO.
by mutual consent is this day dissolved The business
will he continued at the place by LEVI b. FLAeG
who is duly authorized to settle all the affairs Of late
firm. L. r. FIAGG
Worcester, Aug. 2, le4s. as E. B. RICE
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To the Public,

DARTlCULAR notice is given Ahat all who WISH can
A have their CLOTHES cleansed from all spots and
stdtns and made 10 appear well as new BY leaving
them al the BARRIERS SHOP, No l6 Front Street
Worcester, Aug. Is, I949. d5t
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GUIDES FOR TRAVELLERS.
MAPS of all parts fthe Country, Canada, and New
lVl England, &C., shows the routes by Rail Road steam
Boats, and Stages with lull Information. supply
oi these Maps and Guides for sale by S. A. HO WLAND.
Aug. s, 3teod
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Arvine's CyclOpedia of Moral and

WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY DR. CIIEEVER
For sale by WARREN LAZRLL, 2O5 Main Street
Agents wanted for New England. For terms &c. in
quire of w. LAZELL, as above. dSIAI7
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P. H. RILEY,

P. H. RILEY,
Draper and Tailor,
2O7 Main ST., (UP sTA1Rs.)
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Worcester
Wv and vicinity that he has the Store recently
occupied by j. b. N. Gould, over tie Store OF o. F.
STEBBINS & CO., where he will be happy wait on
all who contemplate change Of gatb with the change
season. Constantly on hand assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS,
which will be made up order in the neatest and
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE,
and in thorough workmanlike manner.
Persons furnishing their Cloth their gar
mens cut or made according their fancy
Fits shall be warranted in all cases.
PHILIP II. RILEY, Practical Tailor.
May 8. d3m
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PORTRAIT PAINTIlIG.

D OTIS, PoRTRAIT PAlsTEs formerly of Philadelphia
IL. but resident of Boston, will taFry short time
in Worcester Tor the purpo aoring the citizens
opportunity avail themselves Of his services in the line
OF his profession He may be found during his stay at
BEMISs PAINTING ROOMS, in Warren Block, Pearl
Street WGrrea Hall. Specimens of his paint
ngs may the The public are respect
nlly invited 10 call ana them.
Worcester, July 3, le49. dwtf
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Abuse of the National Administration, and abuse
Of the Wing party, Just now characterizes almost
the whole Opposition press. We have rarely seen
any thing No mean or malignant as some OF the
assaults from the ex-organ at Washington, and its
echoes throughout the country. We are sure such
reviling have no other effect upon men Of cool
judgment and Just feeling Of what Is right, than
unmitiRated disgust for those who indulge in these
assaults. So far as they personal, and aimed at
the President, they fall harmless at his feet The
oil soldier who has received 30 many scars IN war,
ana lived for forty years in the midst oi the din OF
arms and battle, who never surrendered 10 an enc
INV or feared foe, can hardly be moved by the
hue and cry Of those who make IL their daily labor
10 indulge in the most bitter and personal attack
upon the Administration. These attacks are alike
without Justice apology, and show, on the part
Of those who make them, the forcgone conclusion
10 be captious, critical. fault finding, and deter
mined ia opposition, no matter what may be the
merits of those they oppose Had General Taylor
pursued course entirely unlike thai marked out
Tor his guide, and one affecting either our foreign
or domestic relations, or both together, who can
doubt that this hostility would have been any the
less embitteredi
Every thing done has either been damned with
faint praise, or condemned outright; and the OPP
position press have not hesitsted 70 side with the
enemies Of our government, and Of all republican
institutions for the sake of censuring the Admins
tration. They have been content 10 bring their
own country into disrepute, If thereby they could
bring the Administration into trouble; and this,
too from a party which not long ago had the hardi-
hood TO preach up "m moral treason" TO the Wings
for seeking TO put curb upon the abuse OF execu-
Give authority.
This incorporating opposition, however, would
be less marked II IL were couchcd in the common
decencics Of language; whereas, vulgar abuse -
made take the place OF argument, aud senseless
vuperaton is put forth for proof Of positive unit
ness 10 discharge public duty. We can pardon
something Of ali this TO the dssppointments OF men
who have held office and power 80 long that they
esteem every man usurper whom, Pcrebsnee, ue
people have chosen 20 elevate above their heads.
They claim all the Offices, and all the honors and
emoluments Of government; and IN their chagrin
for past dsBppOntments and real for future resto-
ration stick Of nothing low, personal and offensive
We hope the Wing party, at least in this State
will stand true 10 their principles, and be hrm in
maintaining the just rights and privileges which
belong 10 them citizens, and with which the wei
fare OF the State and country 30 intimately con
nected-N. Y. Express.
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"The present national Administration, in our
opinion, is unworthy of support. Its conduct has
been such, during the brief time it has been in
power as to conclusvely show its weakness and
meriting the slightest praise; but on the contrary,
epery thing to condemn. II will fall its weight
Lyons Gazette.
Let us see what is involved in this sweeping con-
demnation
l. A number of public defaulters have been re-
moved from office. This is condemned"
2. Rey kidnapped at New Orleans and taken
To Cuba, at the insigation and through the direct
agency of the Spanish authorities. His release was
promptly and peremptorily demanded, and the de-
mand complied with. This act is condemned
3. band of lawless men attempted to organize
an expedition against Cuba in violation OF saluta-
ry laws and solemn treaties. To have permitted
this organization TO carry out its projects unre-
buked would have left an indeble stain upon our
national character, and probably involved us in a
war with England and Spain. But, by the prompt
action of the Administration, the lawless congre-
cation Round Island was dispersed, our national
character saved from reproach, and averted.
This also is condemned"
4. When the Hungarians struggling for
freedom, and when the whole liberal world were
watching the progress of the contest with intense
interest, the Administration sent forward special
agent to that unfortunate people of the sym
pathies OF this country, and at the earliest proper
moment to formally recognise the Hungarian re-
public. But this act is condemned by this organ
of Locofocoism.
5. When unprincpled spectators attempt
ing to get up another Florida war, and were de-
msnding army 20 slaughter the unoffending In
dams of that locality, the Administration counseed
forbearance, sought interviews with the chiefs Of
that people. secured the condemnation of the acts
of few struggling half breeds, obtained renewed
pledges Of fealty from the hesd-men, and thus
averted a second expensive and unrighteous war.
This thoughtful, wise, and humane conduct OF the
Administration is condemned"
6. When England sought to interfere with our
rights in Nicaragua, the Administration nterposed
its protest. and secured such action from the gov
eminent of that country as TO insure the recogni-
don of what had been previously acceded TO Amer
lean citizens This act is also "condemncd."
T. When the French minister forgot his position
and insulted Government, he was promptly
dismissed. This act has been approved by the
French government itself; but 1t il condemned
by this organ of Locofocoism
What have TO hope from party whose or
gans thus brazenly condemn" what every honest
and humane man must approbates-Aibdny Epen-
ing Journal
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science. He fixes the present number of known
plants at one hundred and twenty thousand, and
says the number will probably be doubled in the
next century, the science is yet in its infancy
The Mercantile Library Institution, conducted by
our young merchants and clerks, are TO have a Sc
ries oflectures, commencing with one from Horace
Mann on the l4th November. II will be followed
by lectures from Rev. ii. w Bleecher, <. p. Whip
pie, Rev. George W. Bethune, Wendell Phillips,
and President Woods. With regard to the last
named gentleman, president of Bowdoin college,)
you may have seen a singular rumor afoat that he
had come to the conclusion that Christianity is
failure" learn o-day that the statement, though
made on the authority OF religious paper of some
authority at Hartford is utterly untrue. President
Woods will himself pronounce it 30, under his own
name, in few days. -