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X u IA Il ~ > 4 "a = II ASth 0N nths--bAIANB
"a Corner Of Myrtle and sonthbridgefb,
M sale aud payments lih raj. fne COTTAGES and
aern buiit HOUSES situated ia al parlsol the city.
Also eligible BUILDING LOTS for sale cheap for cash,
or Tor good credit. Money will be advanced IN part
build Il desired.)
Fnms IN he country will sold exchanged for Houses
n uouselois In ts city The most reasonable terms
Persons IA me country who are wishing 70 purchase
Real Estate this city, will find for her ins 9,5 %
sail % my Office. - du So HAAVN'
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n LADIES'
ssi-7sssp CATER BOOTS s. SBOES.
H. p ROBINSON would respectfully inform his friends,
and the public that he has recently purchased he SOCK
of H. Robsonana contiuues to manufacture TO ordcr
md Keep constantly hand Ladisss, Misses and phd-
rents Carer Boots and hboes OF every variety Of syeand
color by the dozen ngle pair.
Particular attention paid 10 the manu- Gcture Of fancy
and wrought slippers. Orders from the city or country
promptly exceeded
paters and Stock of all kinds, for manufacturing the
sane constantly on hand and for sale at the very lowest
cash prices.
Also Bontol's Indexcal eoaps and perlumery ,whole-
sale Or tiii, BY IL. v. hynANsVNi
2s7 Main rtreet No. Clarkis Block, up stars
1Vo,ceqtor Mi O 1894 dly
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
raaNs OF grrL.osnoN.

Printed and Published BY JOIN MLToy hARLE, &
THOMAS DREW a. No 2l2 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
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"a 0OLEN MACBINEGY.-O L. GOD
Wv DAKD, Ngw Yors only manufacturer of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH Burning MACHINES
and FEEl ROLLS to he attached to First and also to
Second Breakers and Finishers Of Wooden Carding Ma
chues The alta hment to second Breakers and Finish
eFs is new and very important These machines are in
successful operation, on first Breakers in mist Of the
principal Wooden Factories in the United States, Cauadas,
aud Nexco aud arc deemed by experienced mauufictur
trs az the most perfect machines used and Indispensable
eu the economical and successful manufacture Of wool
They are in fact the only strong durable and success
fully operating machines IN use. No carding machine
should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls are strong. dorabe, and worthy of at
tentOn,
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls, refer
sfoes to mills having them in USE sc may be had by ad
blessing G. d. )DpARD,
No. Bowling reen. New YORK. tn whom o'isr' should
n, d,raataa AIv 81
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Rcol Gstate.

GRgni G5TGT0Tc
~1%tt@ - - @$t4E.
/
! EvAE NJ FOR SAEE.-The subscriber offsrs for
~ p S ,s very yaea5ie Farm. Welknown as the "rhax
MI, IN $500 ~ Inc 1QfthefE part Of Worcester,
srS IN eof is nan iseontahs III acres Of ca ICE
Win o. - 49,. 80 u eu'll'"t'H' sH S''1tteu' ana
"..n neaesli' sonlhfFn exposure. The bpdings sfa
Barn beiro1 ye "a t - ~ W.
the choicest vsr1otiee or f+, a5a,tos e. a., sf4 -
bcne IN, 80 ' W. oapeu io' slie NY . = ''ie
| ibe purchaser viii so.;e 49, 10y 49, 49, ssE ~,
'' wos.er JAM 1856 FRANCIS N MEEE 5.sl
- v e2sw,-
two story Dwelling nse - wt l sEant 40 coo let
IsL Of land noar Medical COLLEGE Terms easv AM
! ply CALEB CUTTING Jeffsrs6n st mch25 du
| fN: 3sc1. e . FstsF = O. fDE.CE FOR
| 85iii sAh. ! NOFCasTs R- The estate owned and
sa--s- eenuY oc umed by Chas. FIJI, in Worcsster
Sloa upon high srest next south Of the residence Of
60, 5"l1g'g, IS offered iar sale 1t consists Of
! ees in hearing CO.. ilio and is her one II he
DIES rAe orstorq in The city For further narticu
lars apply to hZFKfFT, DANIELS No 14l Main sireet
! 81 door south OF oligsiraplond Rank mn stairs
| inches df
~ parts Of this city. For SAFE ctesn bv
aus1istf c. A. HARRINGToN & co.
Am II tRV ARD STR BETA good Building
W Lot for Sale by c. a. HARRINGTON.
istf,
n-0y1 stvr, =, - ~
q two story uouss and Barn Win acres Of e2eltpt
ord A fine young orctar4 on the same To miles
ON ;he C ty iiarl. Inaurs of Al EtT0T.
$500 -
80 n'ttaeG OTS SALE OR no i4&Es
- con aiming sven 70 ms with good conyeniencesi
T 9e 5, ID, or let Terms bTsl Inquire st No E
H1t EtLee'' dtAl mchl9
fSA IA " N FOX = Lsfs--One Of the s,gas
. beet and most productive in Worcester, con- es6
A, tanning ahouI sixty sores, very pleasantly @aH@
situated about two miles rom the Court House, and will
VIZ y n NrrRTprr4D
Worcester Nov. o. 1s55 az.
- DESIRA BILE ESIDENCE FOR
& SALE The subscriber will ssll his place situated
HE on Pratt street one mile from the Post flee co
sstug of ! Acre IF F.anti. Elorsse and Ba ru
There are co APPLE TREtS embracing tverty vari.
cites in bearing condition Also, Pears Cherrys Peach
Fno,,i trle es an 5,in "Ilsr 'Fuly,
ink G+e I5S61 i pr.,TI i ,S rl9y'
-~- N'-1 - iizNitDo.
H. HOUSE FOR SAEE.-Do you wish to
e5..S buy good house a building lot with a shop
A.-s md barn the same Within few rods Of Naiu
sres5 If SO, apply at No IS Chandler street and You
can have the best bargain to be 70 nd in the CITY
81 dtf
49, EToD $50 ,rt- --,-----.,-- - -
1tI = = - s;tne ,uoserIeer oilers for sac
tnt new W. ~ Apl ~ On bridge street. next
. 20 ~ s., ~ PEI eaa mouse CONTAINS eleven
f,i 'V :. e. atFdd-td 9r etaef one or Two
'''i9' p2,', sir sr4 y 'i pT %
r,ob7A ats "AitI re ~, btGhh ~
non.+ ou No. = washington slu're
211.7:e ~, h o FOR $ Ale OR TO let
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Hn BAL EsTATE aR0K ER.-The under
3 g signed has taken an Office at No. 49, Main street,
where be will be happy 10 meet any persons DESTROYS oil
purchasing building lots farms, those having Real
Estate which they wish 10 exchange for other property
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing or exchanging Real
Esate will and it for their interest to call me- al
my Office, between the hours OF 81 O'Clock A. Nj and "a
O'Clock I. NJ.
N. B--Money will be furnished to purchasers who wis
10 build BENJAMIN WADSW0RTH
Worcester, July 3. 1855 div
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ECLEcTKo s dII',,9s PLATING AND

ON IRON, STEEL, laEkMAN AILvRR
AND all oheu metals Old Silver PLATED ware re-pated
ual to new. Table knives FORKS, Spoons Casters
Cake Baskets, Tea-sets &C., plated 10 order
Watch Cnaea Giided with Pure geld.
at prices from 81, so to $500.
J. W. MELLleH
50 southbriage Street, or at Allen, Turbsr A Co.'S.
N. j. All work or orders lett with Mr. Geo stewart
Central Street, wiz Be promptly attended 10,
Wmcestor, Jan. 10, 1a58 nd 69N0ssll55 .s
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(AA FOR SALEs-The SUBSCRIBE now fsrs FIR
ii sale Of the most desirable locatone within the
Gss.a, city or ceurty Of Worcester situated West
Boy'stoH street, q miles from the urt II use Tie
bucHgs we're TWO years ago, built in modern STYLE
an thorough manner. The house is 24x32 l. l5x20
tanning 10 oms, good cellar under the ghoe never
aiing water brought nto the kitchen; also wooi-house
lOx attached. good Barn 2Sx95 with cellar under
the Thole This place contains Of the hest land
under high stats OF cultivation wen adorned with shrub
berry and various kinds OF frait trees
The above place is well ocated for gardener, one
doing business in the city wishing live little retired
1t is on The line of The w N. K r.. Of a mile from
the Summit station, and 20 stopping place
be accommodated by special train to from Worces
ter to 0akdae
This plase If not disposed of before the 18Th OF April
next will be sold at Public Auction the first dag Of
Nay More lanl can be had if desired Terms easy
further particulars, inquire OF NJ LAMB, 275 Main
Ct, or # the subs 'riber, neai tie premises.
mch2l diwumay2 ISAAC LAMB.
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BUILDING LOTS-Wel located in different
81 parts Of this city. For sale cheap by
au3listf c. A. HARRINGTON & co.
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VA A NTED.-5 sta-es Worcester Bank ssoef, and
fce. mei22 az
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RJN IA. EIKVHLL. NO. 100 MAIN STREET
ENs Worcester. Mass.
Manufacturer O. superi0f warranted

Asst sTEE SAWS
Wis circular Ai Cross-Cut, Feiloe, Wood, and In TACT
everg description OF saws, wholesale aud retail
Also, FILES, otshe very best English and American
manutctuTe at th lesess prices and Files Of all kinds
Re-Cut. $3.50
NIB. am Agent for Cushing, Marsh Rurt,s S,.-
periOr Schumacher Rfee, made OF the best N
materials, and warranted TO stand Are.
p. 5. Saws Of every description Repaired.
Mo df
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EXTER EAL nENTEDY

Open from 4. u tin 10 p. NJ.
obstruction give gentlemen from 10 A. NJ. to Up NJ,
3 to 8, and 9 to 10 P. ~
Ladies under the tuition of female teacher from
BtD5 p. NJ.
1t is desirable that pupils should he punctua in attend
snce at the exercises OF their respective classes
Terms.For year SIS 90; six months $1,000 three
months So 90; payable quarterly in advance. Transient
pupils % cents for each oi exercises. Tuition
10 sparring $1,000 per course. payable ia advance.
j. B. BAILEY, lo.,...
n13 dtf A. MOLINEUX. Ffoprietors.
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6aN HARVARD STR BETA good Building
~ Lot for Sale by c. 4. HARRINGTON. :
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- DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
te!in SALE. The subscriber will sel his place situated
s!A on Pratt street, one mile from the Post flee co-
sisting of ] Are IF Eaud', BOnse and Barn.
There are 60 APPLE TRbtS, embracing twerty vari-
eies in bearing condition Also Pears Cherrys Peach
Quirce Trees and other fruit.
Enquire Of the subscriber onthe premises Terms Easy
JANIS diff Ransom RICHARDS.
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P1vOR SALE or ExCuANGE.-A New
two story House and Barn with acres Of excellent
ord fne young orc'arf m the same Tea miles
ON lie IS iia'l. Inquire Of A. J. EbT0N.
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WNIs NsEs Of THE Sal
HB CHAs Il. PHELPS. NJ. D.,
no. Beach Sfreet, near Washineioa Street. Boston
With general practice, Dr. y, since bic return IRON
araps lives spseiGf atlentlod to DISEASES ~
TIE SKIN IN a forms
Usual once hoursfrom 12tO 1, and from 3 TO ePi NJ
aud In the evening ..-.r..uf
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L. Ii. he APLG & CO.
Are now selling RoCERIBS, at tleir Store
No. 27 ~ sEsnStou Square,
at the prices ment nei in tile following list, viz
Powdered Sugars at 95c. per To-
Crushed do 9!c
Brown HaYena do at 55e
Porto Rico do at 74c
Coffee, extra, al sc
Sasrptus at &C.
Cream Tartar at $50.
Basins, tnew fruit a. Ice.
Black Tea, Cine favor 1T Sic.
Mooisses at SIC per gallon.
Burning Fluid Al SIC per gallon
AMI all ether Liuds Of Groceries equally low. Spices in
packages to salt, at wh0esale prices. Ali Goods
koned above sre OF the 8ast Quality.
Goods delivered to any part OF tie city.
eEseaa Beg she Place, 81 Washington
his Sqdnre, Worcester. or
NJgC ECKRONss CELE TED
"a LINZ EMF,
EQUALLY GOOD FOR lf4KsoR BEdSTy!
Has sliumphed whore other remedies have failed h
have tenedcal-eaect lis justly acknowledged to be
EXTERNAL REMEDY
n the known wor5, and its sale is unsurpassed in the
annals of p.edicines Unlike many other popular med
cines Of Inc day, it Is recommended by many promin nj
embers OF the Medical FACULTY he- preju ices having
yielded to the many indsputabe demonst atoms OF cures
1t hiss performed, where other remedies have rated
Hu@dreds Of Certificates might be gt0ea,
Bh9wrg the superiority Of this medicine overall other ex
ternal applications, but TRIAL. is all that is re-
>nuiled to convin the sKeptca Of its merits.
Prepared by !. 5. y }. T. seldom, Hajdam, CT, and
sold throughout the Unitel States and Caaadas
General Agents BURR & PERRY, No. Cornhil
Boston .. -, 80
For sale in Worcester, by NJ. d. GREEN g co F, ZIG
Main street. dly 70
,
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90 FOR SALE. on JEFFERSON sTRErT. a
FL two story wellirg House. with about 10000 feet
=ssA o. Land. n"ar Medical College. Terms easy. APP
Ply CALEB CUTTING Jsffrson st mch25 du
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H. HOUSE FOR SALE.-Do you wish to
E5s.s buy good house a building lot with a shop
AsA& md barn on the same within few rods Of Naiu
sress If So apply at No is Chandler street and you
can have the best bargain to be 70 nd in the city
nc 81 dtf
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I'm HDUeE FOT2 SALE OR TO LET.
hS5 Price $1,000. new Co taee House on Ellio. st.
con aiming seven TO ms, with good conveniences,
will sid, or let Terms LIBERAL Inquire st No e.
lot street. dtA1 mchl9
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90 Eet

TT0UsE ASD BARN TO LET. ON HOME
ST., about five minutes ~alk from the Court House.
Apply to JOHN HAMMOND Highland St.
mchl6 tGts
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THE WALDO HOUSE,-The eie-
S-9Tag giant Mansion House of the late Daniel Waldo
s& Esq, has been recently remodeled, and furnish
ERAiB ed, throughout, in the elegant style for
EE7=AA- FIRST CLASS HOTEL 1t is situated on
Walo street. only few steps from the Roston Railroad
De Of and convenient to the business public PAGES
of the CITY, The proprietor hopes by the provision he
he shan make for the accommodation Of his customers
and by his attention to heir merit receive
generous share Of public patronage
RUSSELL LAME.
WOr Ian.
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BY o. OoLLBsTER.
The editor having had many years. experience as
Teacher Director of usc and having been for seve-
raj years employed teacher and Director of Musical
Conventions, and Teachers Institutes and also having
been employed in the State Normal School at Framing
ham, and the Normal Institute at Lancaster Mass by
Wnch circumstances various other opportunities he
mas ooen enabled to ascertain the of the people in
regard to this department of education, feels confident
mat viii not only meet the appreciation Of the many
Aeacher and superntendents oSchoos and friends Of
eoooston VINO have so earnestly solicited its compilation
but the public generally -
:, Published and or sale by W. j. Reynolds Boston A.
Price per dozen, $500, Copies Tor examination or
wad to any address receipt eleven Letter Postage
Stamps. nl3 dtfSve
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ii q y 4 ftflF7 z EGNTDIb &c FOR
Ei, SALH IN WORCESTER The estate owned, and
-szl. Gently upicd by Chas. Hiil in Worcester
oaLd upon High stres south Of the residence of
pea Dsi Godias5 IS offered for sale. It consists Of
ees in hearing diion and is alto her one Of he
most desirable o"aore in the city For further partcu-
lars apply to fZEKlRL DANIELS No I4l Main street,
u door south OF Qaiusigamond Bank up stairs.
mchs5 df
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E4SSt N FOR SAEEs.-The subscriber offers for
safe !ie very valuable farm. e'lknown the "Thax
yer FARM situated in he noTthery part Of Worcester,
miles from the City HALL Tt contains l22 acres OF
iard IN goo5 s-ate Of cultivatisn well situated and
with heautiR' southern exposure. The builaiuGs sTe
ample for FIRST class farm, and in good condition, the
Barn being but years Old. The farm is well stock Ell with
the choicest vsetes fruit adapted for the market and
home use The terms of payment may be made easy to
The purchaser5wih satisfactory security Iuquire of the
subscriber FRANCIS n NEPRFFFTD
Worcester, Jan. Z. 1856 W isawtf
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IA = N'HED-A Yoong Man who has had seine
w experience il job Printing 0aice. 10 one who
can furnish good recommendations permanent situation
Willie given. Address SIDNEY CLARKE,
20 Off Soutbhrdra Mass
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VENEN EMENTs TO RENT-Iu various parts
Of the city, many of them very desirable. Inquire
Of W. w PRATT, Auctioneer, Ufice No. / Fhgg's
Building, second floor mcb96 dim
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EAUEG HILL so * LIS WA NTED.-2Oo
~ Old fashioned dung Hill fowls, and 20 ROSTERS
yeFed alive in parcels Of less than four 10 Wore
ter any time between the 2oth of February, til mid
die Of March. fair price Will be paid for them In
qure at this Office.
Worcester. Feb. IS diff
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e1OOPER's REFIN p % sH r z D
II TgTNAIARg

For Blanc MaHge, Table JellieS, &c.
good aud cheap article for Conectioners, and Hotel
and Family use.
TO be obalned IN large or small quantities With difec
tions for ung, Of the principal GgOcers and Druggists
throughout ne United States.
f25 d3m PETER COOPER, New York.
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- For ErGN.-It is probable that Mr.

- FoREIGN.-It is probable that Mr..
Dallas will be dismissed from .be Court
Of st. James, in retaliation for our dis.
missal of Mr.. Champion. The affair
has created quite a sensation in Great
Britain. The people of Liverpool and
of Manchester have made addresses to
the American people, whom they style
friends aud brothren,'' in which peace
is extolled, and war and war spirit pro-
tested against.
The army in Canada has been aug
monted by 5000, and five millions Mimic
ball cartridges have been prepared for
them. A large number Of vessels of war
have been ordered to the North Ameri-
lean Coast. Palmer, the great Poison
err, was executed in presence of thou.
sands Of spectators, June Ia. He made
no confession.
Subscriptions have been opened in
London, for the relief of the persons
damaged by the fresbet in France. The
Sultan of Turkey sent 10000 francs, for
this purpose.
- The report that Gov. Shannon had
resigned his office in Kansas, is incor.
rect. He came to st. Louis for his wife
and returned last week. He reports all
quiet in the Territory,
- The old line wings of Maryland are
coming out strong, for Mr.. Fillmore.
- CALlForNiA-The murdered Mr..
King was buried Nav god with peculiar
honors. Casey, his murderer, and Cora,
another villain whom the Vigilance Com
mittee had arrested, were hung by the
citizens from the window Of The Rcvoll-
tionary Tribunal. The Goyernor of tte
State used every exertion t. ,iodi,,to
the laws, but was unable to raise a mill
tary force sufficient 70 meet ,he tcrribld
array of armed citizens, who stood by he
Committee. A call upon tn T. S Md
itary forces was equally without avail.
The people arose, and by this questiona-
bic procedure, which nothing but tho
dircst necessity can justify, took the
laws iuto their own hands.
Yankee Sullivan who was also arrest
ed, took his own life, after making con-
fession of stupendous election frauds.
The Governor has proclaimed martial
law in San Francisco.
The steamer brought out two millions
and q half, in treasure.
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pulled up with West Point science, dog.
matical and pragmatical, aithin his cir
Gle but that circle is narrow one. and
he moves uncontrolled within it. lie is
an avowed scccssionist.
OF tho outside force of nullifers still
less remains to be said. They govern
when they please, and always in the same
style-by presenting a menacing front.
OF all these the Attorney. General is the
master spirit. lie is a man Of talent, OF
learning, of industry--.unscrupulous,
double scxed, double gendercd, and her
maphrodite in politics-wi,h a hinge in
his knee which he often crooks, "tbat
thrift may follow f~awning." He governs
by subserviency and to him is deferred
the masters place in Mr.. Pierce's cabi.
net. When | heard that he was to come
into the cabinet, | set down Mr.. Pierce
for a doomed man, and forsaw the swift
ard full destruction which was to fall
upon him. | had known Mr.. Gushing
as an Abolitionist, voting against Arkan-
sas because she was a Slave State, and
backing Slade. of Vermont, in the at
tempt to abolish slavery in tho District
OF Columbia. | had known him as a
Wing, attacking the Democracy and all
their measures-and as a Tylerite auc-
pioneering Offices for Tyler as long as he
had an office to 60 to the hammer. l
could have no faith in an administration
so led, and f%oretold its calamitous fate
from the moment it was seen who was to
be in it.
lie then goes on TO particularizc his
charges he cloims the administration
have been derelict in the violation of the
Missouri and Texas Compromises in
rrostituting the whole appointing power
TO electioueering purposes in making
unfit appointments abroad in cxtrava-
giant expenditures in violated pledges {:
in neglect of the Territories 10 internal
improvements and in Foreign relations.
Each of the charges he examines seria.
tim, and is rot very choice in his seize
tion of language to express his ideas
He dismlsScs the Republican party with
a cool nod # recognition, and after all
which he has said of the administration
and Of the party which produced it, he
avows his intention Of sticking by it, in
the vain hope that a change of men can
alter the intrinsic nature Of things for
getting that a corrupt tree can only bring
forth corrupt fruit, no matter who may
plant or who may water 1.-THE speech
may be found at large in the n. Y.
Times of juno II, aud we advise all
TO get aud read it.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-02

WIN L. DAYroN.--The following is a
brief sketch of the life of Hon. VIM. l..
Dayton, candidate for tho Vice Presiden-
cy
"Hc WAS born on the 18th of Fcbrury,
1907. He was the eldest of his family
and was placed while in his twelfth year
under the care of the celebrated Dr..
Brownlow, now of New York. DR.. Il.
prepared him for college of New Jersey
from which he was graduated in the class,
of 1926. He commenced his legal studies
with Gov. Vroom, and was admitted TO
he tar in 1889.
The first seven years of his legal life
were passed in Monmouth county, where
his iIrepressible ardor and industry soon
gained him local famo and a lucrative
practice. At the age Of thirty he entered
upon political life, being elected to the
upper House of the New Jersey Legisla-
ture from the strong Democratic county
of Monmouth, his whole ticket goire in
al NJ with him, a feat which the Wings
of that county have never succeeded in
performing before or since that day. Mr..
Dayton was placed at the head of tie Com
mit,ee on the Judiciary.
At the close of the session of this leg
i~slature, Mr. Dayton was raised to tho
bench of the Supreme Court, and though
one of the youngest. was yet one of the
most eminent who have ever held that dis.
tinguished post. After three years of
honorable service in that station, he resign
ed his seat upon the bench, and returned
TO the practice of his profession, where
his splendid abilities as an advocate soon
placed him in the front rank Of the New
Jersey Bar.
In June, 1912, Mr.. Southland, who had
held for some time the Presidency of the
Senate. died at Fredericksburg, Virginia,
and left a vacancy in the Senatorial dele
CATION Of New Jersey, Governor Pen
n%ington, the executive of New Jersey. ZEN
dered the place to Judge Dayton. and he
took his seat on the sixth of July. During
the following winter he was elected by the
Legislature for the unexpired term Of Mr..
Southland. In lS45 he was elected for a
full term of six years, and on both these
occasions he had no competitor among the
Wigs OF his native State.
When Judge Dayton entered the high
est council chamber of the nation. be had
hardly reached the age Of thirty.five, and
had no junior among the eminent men who
sat around MIN.