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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20
PATEMTS
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for Business with -. s. Patent
Office. WASHINGTON.

OtIceg WASHINGTON.
No. 22 State StreeG-BOSTON.
N 1910 the subscriber appointed by tie Com
missioner of Patents Agent of the S. Patent Office
in accordance with the 10th Sec. of Act of 1887.
Having renqushed the Agency for transmission of
Models and adopted more expeditions mode Of send
ing them to the Patent Office, whereby Patent may
be pI occurred about six weeks earer he continues to
forward them free ofexpense-top prepare Caveats Spec
icaons, Assignments and all the necessary Papers and
Drawings for Patents and to render advice legal and
scientific matters respecting the sarle PATE secured
in Europe and other countries.
By applc&t this Office, inventors saved the
time ana cost of curney to Washington, and delay
there, well as all persona trouble in obtaining their
patents They also have the advantage of verbally
planning their Inventions and of consulting in respect
to them; mtters, in general of paramount importance
in order obtain specifications and claims.
The experience of sixteen years practice extensive
collection of works. decisions, etc., mechanical
subjects, the Patent Laws, and Patents different
countries, collected at much expense during the long
time this Office has been established, together with
accounts here kept of Inventions patented Washing
ton enable the subscriber afford inventors DESTROYS
of procuring Patents assistance and Information which
in other respects might be difficult of attainment.
R. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
Washington, July III. Is49. During the
time occupied the Office Of Commissioner of Patents,
r. H. EDDY, ESQ., OF Boston, did business at the Patent
Office Solicitor for procuring Patents There were
few if any, persons acting in that capacity who had
much business before the Patent Office; and there
who conducted it with Skill fidelity and sue
cess regard Mr. Edd, rs one of the best informed and
most skilfu Patent Solicitor in the United States and
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
not employ person more cOmpetenl and trustworthy,
and more capable IF putting their applications in a form
to secure for them early and favoraby ronsidea-
ton at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
Boston, Sept 6, 1851. sep6 odGwlamly
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FOUND AT LAST!
Jillson's Compound Vegetable Syrup,

FOR PURIFYING HE BJOOD.
7 MPURITY Of the Blood is doubtless the cause OF
i diseases. This Syrup designed to restore it
healthy condition. Ii has been Of great benefit in
those where fair trial has been given it,
merons testimonials will show. 1t is presented to the
public cure for Nervousness. General Debility,
Indigestion, Liver Complaints Colds, Coughs, Con-
sumptive Diseases and eradcates all kinds humors
such Scroula, Salt Rheun, Piinples on the face
Ulcers, Blotches, Bes, Ring Worm, letter, Erysp
elias 81. Anthony's Fire. 1t is also complete rem
edy for al diseases arising from njudcious Of
mercury, and completely reR0UdteS the system.
No person who values health, after becoming acqnain
ted with its virtues, will remain long wi hout it. Pre-
pared only By G. JILLSUN, Woonsocket, X. l.
u For sale in Worcester by Spur Sibey, No.
40 Vain street, Draper Clark, Nos l03 lbs and 1O7
Front street. Taft & Harrington, and by Agents
throughout theNew England States. my6-dly
G. Newton, NJ. D., & F. H. Kelley, III. D.,
HAVING effected co-parnership in business, will,
Il from this date, prosecute the practice of
Medicine and Surgery,
Under the firm Of NEWTON & KELLEY The increas-
ing professional duties deyovins on Dr. Newton have
rendered il imperative for him to engage partner in
business; and he has accordingly associated with him
self one eminenLly qualified to disseminate the princi-
pies of the beral school of medicine
1t is due to Dir. Kelley say, that he has enjoyed
the most ample facilities for thoroughly acquainting
himself with both Old and the New System prac-
tice,for learning the imperecons of the one, and the
superiority of the other To him especially will
be com nitted the department of Surgery, his OPP
pcrtnities quality himself for this branch have been
preemnent; and his experience and skill opera
tor, entitle him TO more than ordinary favor.
10 Tumors Hydrocee, Fistule, Hernia. Diseases OF
the Eye and Ear &c. will be scientifically and sue
cessnlly treated.
Worcester, June 10, 1851 lels-dwly
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REW0VAT,


TIME Subscribers have removed their Works from
L Of Uuion and Exchange Stress TO the large
and commodous Steam Buildings, with in few rods of
the Grand Junction Depot where they prepared to
furnish to order, Engine and Hand Lathes Power and
Hand Planes, Sabbng Machines Upright Drills Boring
Mills Baye's Patent Rotary Cloth Presses Gernun Ror
tary Pulling Mills; Screw Cutting Machines, with or
without Gates Patent les. The superiority
of Coates Des those heretofore used consists in
their Cutting Perfect Screlr, ~hether Square
Thread by passing the iron be cut, which
requires no swedging previous preparation the
dies the thread of solid iron without raising it
in the leasan in their simplicity aud greater durability
rapidly and perfection Of work, and little liability to
get of order.
Also, JOB WORK of all descriptions, such as Geer-
ing Skating, Saw Arbors, Screw aud Geer Cutting Iron
Planning. Wood Turning and Saving, &s &c. Scroll
Chucks furnished at manufactured prices.
WOODBURY., LIGHT g. co.
Worcester.D Dec. 23d. 1851. dec24 dw3m
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o. Sold in WORCESTER by JAMES GREENE
Wadsworth s. Allen, Barre; Il. benny do Plains Fac
tory Wordsworth ~ Allen, HardwiCh; DeX er Hale
Oakham; Clark, Knight, q Co., North Rrookhed; Geo
Conant; East brookfeld; Henry eed, South 81 ook-
field; Richardson, A. d 5. Il. Blair, War en-,
Truman Charles, Fiskdae: H. Hubburd, Stnbridge A.
f. Ammidon 81 Co. uthbrdge; Phineas Bens bud
ley; Jpham 81 Bruce, Webster; G Chase East
Douglass Metcalf Jones, Manchang. Sutton; A. R.
Holman, est Sutton; John Allen, sutton; Marh s
Hammond, Charlton, No side j. N. Grout & Co.,
Spencer; J. D. d l.. Harrington Paxton; j. G Meud
Rutland; ID. S Hall, Charlton Depot; J. H. Brown &
Co, North Oxford; Avery Davis Holden; f. l. Cut
ting, Oakdale Barney Howe, est Boylston;W. a w.
Davis, SteTing ID. H Gregory d Co., princeton; am,
mel R Haywood Richardson; Daniel w Gomez,
Gardner; John G. Thurston, New Boston, Harrington
& Sawin, South Gardner; J. M. Whitman, Weslmin.
ser, g. A. Allen, z. A. Pierce, LeOminster; E. Bal
lard Jr., Clntomj Levi Guss, Sawyers Mills Boylson
James r. Maynard Boy lson; Charles q. Green Shrews
bury Fred. Cutting. New Worcester; Luther Stowe,
Co., Bramansvlle; Farnum q Co., Farnumsville, Nil
bury; William R. Hill, Wilkinsonvie; w, A. Fisher
d. Co., Fishersyile; Wright q Morse FarnunsNile; ].
Plummer, Northbrdge; 5 G Bates, Whitnsville Will
liam Dudley, Rogersville; James VI. Aldrich North
uxbridge; Robert Tat, uxbrldge; Kenyon Norlhup,
Milv'ne Horace Houghton, West BOyhoni w.
Thnrston Lancaser; g. II Broad Rutland; Nj. Han
cock. Winchendon; Theodore Ty er, New Brantreej
G. a. g. Winchester, Ashburnhani; Thomas W hte
West BOylson; II. ID. Hatch 4 Co. leicester; II Gid
dings, West Brookeld; G. q R. Dixon. East Wehster
Lanord & Pease Oxford Samuel Firth, Clappyillei
Joel w. Phelps, Lancaster; S. IObrook Il Co, Ho-
brookvile; A. Holman ~ Co, Bolton; Lnrin Jacobs
Royaston; Isaac Palmer New England; j.. $ Nc
Colby, Wnchendon Springs; Joel Hunt, stephen W.
Fairbanks, Wnchendm; p. PIERCE Dadmansvie,
GOnesvIeD j. ii. Clapp, Baldwinvie; Lee a Lin
coin, Templeton; Jason Gouding, phillipston; weth
erbee Nudge, Petersham; John Cady, Blackstone;
Henry A. Aldrch, Mendonj LYNN d Maynard, Mill
ord; ID. b. Fisk, Upton; Geo w. Warner, Westboro';
Dexter Fay Sons, eman Este, South AOfo'; Rice 81
Co, Northboro'; l.. Hastings q Co.. Berlinj G.. Lewis
Feek. 800 v -
patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
meets; Two WOODEN blankets; comfortable,
linen for bandages
Dor practice attended to as usual.
hours from TO Up. M.
s. ROGERS ID.
WITT n II. ROGERq SunArintand.nt
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Trial Bottle only Is Cents.
ANHD TOEs OIL
Cythere0ss Hasr OSs,


CytIsereN2s EEG59. O6g,
ETsE onis recipe in America for incorporating Rose-
4 mary and Castor Oil, by elaborate and intricate
process is III possession OF Mr. s. great credit is due
him for his untlrig furnish thee ngrt di
in liquid torn, free from all Injurious properties,
such ALCOHOL SPIRITS.
For Beaitifyg, Improving Colnring, Restoring, Curl
ing and InVgorang, the Hair there is Preparation
superior or equal to this combination of Rosemary and
Castor Oil the virtues of these being well known to
require further enconium- II is Invariably warranted,
lst.-To curl the hair beautifully
I'd To remove dandruf effectually.
3d.-To restore the hair to bald heads.
4th.-To give al light hair rich dark color.
5th-To prevent The HAIR ON eng oily or greasy
9Th To give to whiskers a heautif appearance.
Uh.-ro ave injurious effects on he hair. SVans
Sth.-To prevent the hair from fal ing off.
9th.-To disease of the scalp.
l0lh-To cure the worst headaches
II be used on the heals of Children. with perfect
safety and the haPpiest results
GT Only Seventy five Gents for large Bottle, each in
fancy box without extra chBrge. The box will
modate Oil Brush ana Comb
Observation-Disclosures of this article have made
their appearance Be and get of the proprietor
of is regular agents. and see that the proprieors
name each bot lie or box
Sold Wholes lie and till, by the Manufacturer and
Row, Opposite the Boston Museum, Boston, Mass,
U S.A.
sold by Agents everywhere
Country Merchants invited to CALI as Agents are
wished in ever, town, city and yillnge
Wholesale and Retail Agents foi Worcester
NJ. B.GREEN, 2lb Main Street.
And JAMES GREEN, M Main Street.
Merchants ent dealers IN the vicinity supplied at
acturers prices and names added this Agents
O20- dlamweow ly
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Highly Important to Females !
Worcester Eye and Ear Infrmary.

e&DR. sTO NE, ocust and Aurist, anl
M4sS Surgeon to the above Institution, continues tC
devote particular at ,ention to all diseases Of
the Eye and Ear He operates for Squint Eye and Cat
araci-and cures fstula the ductby more mod.
ern method than the insertion OF the style: and also
insects Artificial Eyes OF the most perfect appearance
He treats deafness on the most recent discovered
methods as practised by European Aursts More than
two hundred cases of Deafness well as several
cases of entire blindness have been successfully resto ed
since the establishment of this Institution
GI Dr. stone likewis' attends to all general practice
The best Of refe ence gwen Office hours from 10 A. M
nov22eoi&wly T77T-
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fuerreOtypes.-All who want faithful like
pi themselves, and at the same time likenesses
splendid Pictures, should lake the earliest OPP
PES OF calling at DIR. VAN ALSTiN'S Daguerre
eon, where they are certain to be highly gratified
tfectly satisfied. ff
an Alstin's portraits defy competition in clear
Outline, depth of Scidr0-Scu,0, and beauty Of
fon DR.. Van Alstins Rooms are situated ar
Main Street, over the New York Store, where
Ways ready TO receive Ladies and Gentlemen.
Inf
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Fitchbur and Worcester Railroad

ia "a $50 Is.
TRAINS leave Worcester for Fitchburg, in connec
i ti0 with the Worcester and Nashua trains, ever,
day except Sundays, at
$50 and IL A. NJ, and at 4 10 Pm
RETURNING--Leave Fitchburg at
500 A. NJ, I245 and 5.45 P. NJ
The shortest and direct Railroad route between
Worcester, Mass and Burlington, VT, is by the way
OF Fchburg, Bellows Fails and Rutland This route in
twenty-t@i miles shorter than any other.
The next shorter route is by the way of Fitchburg
Bel ows Falls Windsor, White River Junction. and
Montpelier. This is 30 miles shorter than any
other except the mentioned above and it is 20 mica
nearer than an, other to all stations on the Yer
mont Central and Passuh psc River Railroads.
Passengers going by either OF routes by the MOI
ming train stop at Ftchbnrg hour dine at Bellows
Falls and arrive at Burlington early as by any other
route
Passengers in the II O'Clock train from Worcester ston
Of Fichburg three hours when they can proceed TO
Rutland or Mortified same day, and Burlington TIL
next morning.
RETURNINo-The early train from Fitchburg arriveU
in Worcester in with the trains for
Boston, Providence, Norwich, and New York, vim
Springfield.
Passengers from above, who arrive at Fitchburg in
the so train, dine there and arrive in Worcester
at two o'clock Those who arrive in the so train an
take al Fitchburg and arrive in Worcester in
son for the N York train, via. Norwich
apl7-dtf IVER S. PHILLIPS President
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Ris your time. CLAFLIN is taking Da-
lsypes al the reduced price OF SO cents. We
ldvise our friends and the public generally, If
~ 10 procure PERFECT LIKENESS, to call
Dems, l42 Main street, I'd door north Of I'll.
u i,os iau5 dtf
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$500 per year draw $500 PEI
800 800 &c
400 I" :" 400 " {"
Ortj Hope IN dissatisfaction, and
hi than he much cares to droa,, 49, high,
hey, reckless as they are, prefer succeed eau,
er another fashion. and ther ch;ac. 49, praci
kte made nm their Minds ,ba,. sa,5..D Ger
les may not pulthe capital in their power, ~
+ the necessity of waiting for the Presi- rd'cf
will and pleasure to show himself in pub iof Ia
bme two or three hints have -. ~ P"o- slider
At the army NAV no, al,,,ays 49, 80 c, neal
hce of leader who has ~ .o'Ia UH
line ieId-that another Magnan NV ", nnt ciey
hlinsell with W6ftssfotbA Wv W. i
( A few Young Men of correct moral character good
address and business habsare wanted Agents
'Ripr this Company, in various parts OF New england.
Application for Agency may be made at the office,
ut yssNIan Street
noV2O WIN s. GOODWIN, Actuary.
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.


Ii e sz go T5sa
sEayirf4r 1rrasl ire1nont t ss-- ~
On and after Monday Dec. Isl, TRAINS will run ar
follows:
Leave Arrive at Groton Nashua anil
worcester at junction at Lowell NJ
$50 AM 3 ~ am. 8 90 AIM
lLO0 M ~ ~ pm. rs PM
4.I0 pm. . 80 bm $50 pm
Leave Arrive At Groton
Nashua, and Lowell Junction Worceste,
= 80 Am, 2 ~ am; O. am. 9 30 am.
II 80 am. II. 81 a 1890 pm. 200 nm
445 Nm. 4.4j pm. 5.35 PIN. 7G0 n N,
FITCHBURG AND WORC ESTER TRAINS t"-l
run in connection cith Worcester and Nashua 7rans
Leave Worcester at 6. 80 and IL a. m and 4 Is o. m
Leave Fitchburg at 800 M, and IL 80 and s. is nm
Passengers by the Middle Trains will connect AZ Gro
toa Junction with Downward Train TO Boston, Nm
Toward Trains on the Ftchburg road passes Groton
Junction till 3 O'clock p. NJ.
FREIGHT Trains run daily each way between
Worcester, Groton junction, Nashua. Lowell and Fitch
burg. no
The morning train from Worcester connects with the
Steamboat train from New York via ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
train into Worcester, connects with the train 70
New York.
r For connections with the other road at Worcester
Groton Juncfian and Nashua, see Snow e. Wilder's
Pathfind and Railway Guide.
~ Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bnr
IngtOn Montpelier Wells River aud White River juno
ton the fare by each of the different routes via
Nashua and Filchburg. J. w. STOWELL snpt
Worcester, April7, 1851. APPS dwf
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For further information regarding these valuable
cines Pamphlet to be had of the agents. where testimony
from the highest quarters will be found among which
letters from
Hon. MARSHALL P. WILDER, Boston, Mass.
Hon. JAMES c. CHUR CHILL, Portland Me.
ENOCH PATTERSON, ESQ., Boston, Mass
CAPT. CHAS Ii. COLE, Rindge, N. H.. late Of New
Bedford, Mass
EPIIzAIM MURDoCK, JR, ESQ.,, Winchendon, MasE
IRA RUSSELL, NJ d., Winchendon Mass,
N. KINGSBURY. NJ. D.. Temple, N. H.
+. DARWIN ABELL, NJ D., Rindge N. II.
GEO JEWET NJ. D.. Templeton, Mass.
REV. A. w. BITRNHAM, Rindge, N. II.
REy RUFUS Triton, Pcterboro, N. B.
CALEB s. CARTER, ESQ., Portland, Me.
House. Boston, Mass.
WILLIAM NICHOLS ESQ, Townsend, Mass.
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, at
Principal Office, ScOllay's Build
ing, fremont Row, Boston.
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4. j. Eaton, corner Of Myrtle and sonthbridg
Worcester, Mass. JAM az :
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Won
She,
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-04
Two Weeks Later from California.

The steamship Promelheus arrived At
New York FRIDAY morning, from San Ju>
an wa Havana, 25lh lust, witt, dates ION
San Francisco 10 Jan let, three hundred
passengers. and sixlv-ihrce thousand dol
lars ia gold ~ the hands OF the passengers.
The Arrogant had been despatched by
the Blush Admiral Of The West India sta.
tim, to Commodore Parker, OF the u ).
steamer SnrHnHc. Ia convey his assurances
that The Eugllsh Government entirely dis
owned The acts OF the English Consul al
san Juan, aud The captain OF The British
n,,u."i-"nr Express. IN the exercise of any
anihUri'y whairvrr in connection with The
Musouiio Government, ar IN interfering in
any way with ANY foreign commerce AT
San Juan. The most friendly feelings ex>
listed between the officers of huih countries,
and saluirs were exchanged on the 10Th,
and an interchange Of visits between Eng
lish officers aud Commodore Parker had
taken place, during which The steamer
Arrogant hoisled the American flag al the
main. while salute was fred by the En>
.lish men.ol. war, which was returned by
the Albany.
Assurances were given by Commodore
Parker. tia, the whole difficulties relative
~ lnt elneNlNiNb IhtN'loh NC'N W NiC lflu~
cess of Hmlcable adjustment, which will no
doubt he satisfactory to all parties.
The following summary OF the news is
from The San Francisco Picayune Of Jan.l:
Il has seldom been The loi Of a steamer
to carry away a lorinight's budget of news
more interesting N It's character than that
~hich leaves tomorrow by the steamer
Oregon. We are all M sea Oh the Pacific
side of The world; all in state Of uncer-
Ininiy ana confusion nothing firm, nothing
fixed, and by all appearance not likely 10 be
f.. long tine TO come.
In Oregon, the seat OF government is a
subject for speculation. No one knows
where il is. The Legislature and The Su-
preme Court are divided upon il, the for.
u,er holding il TO be al Salem, and The lat.
ter al Oregon City. Both Of these branch
es are also divided among themselves upon
The point, a majority of The Legislature be
ing now in session at Salem. and minor
" al Oregon City. or the minority The
Spectator amusinely says. that Columbu,
Lancaster, Esq.. Of the Council, remains
10 this city aud continues 10 meet al the Ii
brary rooms, and adjourns from day 10 day
-Four members Of The House. Messrs
Waite, Mnllock, Kinny aud Bramfield, al
SO neet and adjourn daily. Although
the latter have not the Legislature on iheil
side, whom they call nulllders they bav,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-04
Fire at Winooski Falls,

IPinoosli Falls, w.. Jan. Stat about
half past 2 o'clock this morning fire broke
oui in building known rs the "old oil mill"
near the Winooski bridge, and before The
flames could be suodued, a most disastrous
FIRE occurred. The wind was blowing fresh
from the North West. The buildings burn
ed are all the manufacturing establishments
owned in BurliEgion--the old oil mill, the
new and old gristmills, the plaster mill. the
wagon shop. and the cooper shop. Tho
sufferers are. II. w. Cailin. the Winooski
Mill Co.. Goodrich & Haven, Harch & BliIh-
en-, Mark Willard, and Wardwell & Smith.
Mr.. Cpilin owned all The buildings except
the shop occupied b, Mr.. Willard. and his
loss is severe one, probably not less than
S35, 900. He is insured TO the amount Of
slS,3oo. The Winooski Mill Co. composed
Of Messrs. Villas and Noyes, c. r. Peck and
others, were insured 81 5,450 in The Hartford
Co., and $1,000 in North Western, and saved
a large share Of machinery, stock. and com.
pany books.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-04

MAINE LIQUOR Below, we
have the decision Of Judge Wells, at the
Supreme Court in Portland, given in an
open Court before the Jury, on the OH
Of January, in the case of Rider w.
Smith.
i don't think that the Legislature ol
Maine eau enact ,ha, what is property
by the laws Of the United States is no,
property.
"If any man has liquor in his pos
session for the purpose Of iransi, mere
~. aud not for sale, and is carrying il to
Boston or any other place. and if these
liquors were taken from him. when they
are recognized as properly by the laws
OF the United States and Of the whole
civilized world. that the owner can have
no action for them, would be nonsense.
IN my opinion. II such an action was
before me should retain il. IL the ac-
ton was in The u. s. Court. such an
enactment. Of the Legislature would not
stand for a moment"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-04

SENATOR SEwARD's MAGNANImITY.-
We learn from Washington that Mr..
SEWARD has lately declared TO a circle
of friends, that il Mr.. FILLMORE should
be nominated, he would chcerfuly abide
by the nomination. aud give Mr.. F. a
hearty support. This is manly and
handsome on the part Of Mr.. s., and We
trust his friends, both here and else
where. would do The same thing. We
do not see how any true Wing can hes
ltate To pledge himself in advance. if
called upon. TO abide by the nomination
of the National Convention. aud sustain
the candidate with zeal aud determine
tion.-Bufoio Com. ADJ.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-04

The PREcEPT OF WAsHINcroN.-
The following sentence is from a letter
addressed by Washington to Lafayette,
and dated Mount Vernon, Dec. %.
1893;
"On the politics Of Europe I shall
express no opinion, nor make any in
quiry who is right or who is wrong. !
wish well TO all nations aud to all men.
Ny politics are plain and simple. 7
think errry nation has a right 10 esfdb-
hSh that form o government under rhich
ii conceives IL may HUe most happy /:
prorided il infracfs no right, or is not
dangerous 10 others; and that no Gov-
ernmtnt ought 10 interfere riM the in
ternot concerns Of another, saoepf for
the security Of whot is due 10 them
seipcs."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-04

REFRIGERATION OF FRozES FISH,
Professor 5. p. Lnihrop, in n letter 10 one
of the editors oil The American Journal Of
Science, states rs fact well known 10 those
who are accustomed 10 lake fsh-such As
the common perch and the lake mullei-
from Lake ChampIain in the winter, that
these fish maybe frozen perfectly solid and
he transported many miles and kept several
days, when, upon ihawing Them out 10
Tub of cold water, they will be found TO be
alive and active. He has taken some pains
to corroboraie this fact by inquiry, ana has
found tito be well sustained by evidence,
though he has never seen il. lie has
ionnd The same fact sustained in the case
OF the buffalo fish taken from Rock river
-Providence Journal