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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS
VN Il e e L z c TT C
COREege Of oREeGiCjsse;


CORgege Of oREediCjme;
GIN OHM Att. OHIO.
The SPRING sEssI' N Of 1855 will commence on
Monday, the sth Of February. ana continue sixteen
weeks. full and tho -ough conrse Of Lectures will be
given occupying six hours dEiiy, With good
opportunities for attention 70 practical Anatomy, and
with snpie Gin, Al facilities the Conn orcIa Hospital
The arrangement OF the chars will b. IS follnWs;
I. Z. ST. JOHN, NJ. D,
Professor OF Anatomy aud Physiology.
J. F. JUDGE, NJ. D..
Professor Of Oh mistry and Pharmacy.
A JACKSON HOWE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of surgery.
c. II. CLEAVELAND, N. D,
Professor OF Marerit Neica and Therapeutics.
WIN. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Medical Praclce and Pathology.
J.R BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of Here raj Physiology and Insti-
rutes %! Medicine.
JOHN King, NJ. D.,
Proiessoro Obstetrics Diseases OF Women Children.
The terms Tor the session Will he the same as hereto
fore, hatricalauuu So; Tuition S20 Demonstra
tors Ticket So livery STUDENT is required engage
udissectian sess before grad saan) Graduation
SIS. Ticket t, Commercial Hospital (ootional) SIS
The Lecture Rooms are newly dnishei neat add CON
Portable aud II cen1a oealit lin College Hall) Wal
SIRE y where students will 6nd it convenient call
heir b rival.
Tickes or he season nay he obtained Of the Dean
Of tn Faculty at his fiee No. l3 Smith street Of
Prof. a. ILEAvfLAND, Secretary Of the FacuEty,
John KING, NJ. D., Dean.
Th 2 College Journal Of Medical
Science,
Monthly Magazine OF - pages conducted by the Fac
ulty Ut the Eclectic College Medicine. is published at
on7 Dollar Year, pas, bic in ad vance The volume OF
the journal commences with The year Communication
for subsc ipon for specimen numbers should be di
rectad to Dr. C. Il. ULEAVEL NNp. Puhsher,
fl6 dly 80 s471nth q O0ennat OHIO.
!. u. . CARRIAGE FACTORY
S5G'4sg, Established in 1888 "a years since, by
S-Z--92 A. TOLMAN s. CO.,
Near the Bay State House, where may be found, ready
for sse, Is Light Carryals,
Light Cafrya.l5,
2L4rge Carryalls, sests,
Phaetons,
IL Prince Aiberts,
STOP bUggies,
Chaise5.
40pep Buggies,
22d haad CarTiaRes, yarous kinds.
lTso horse Pedlar's Wagon and Harness.
Making the best assortment OF Carriages ever offered
for sale in Worcester, We ave on hand, Harnesses
Trimmings, 0lnth, Lace Leaf BOYS. Bands. Springs
Axles, Bots, &c.
The phaeons, for elegance comfort serviceare the
best Carriages in use for two or three persons
Prince Alberts are new style, and very beautiful.
The Carrysls are Of four kinds, from Sl86
s4o0
We knew good carriages made in Worcester, IS
IN any place in he county, aud pronies that persons
ouylng Of US, shall the commissions and eXPeas
Ehich must be paid AZ Repos tories Trading House
We are building and shall soon finish, Coaches Carr
ais, Chaises and other. carriages in addition to u
sboTe. atf aplO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-02
ENLEAN SING, Red YEING
REP AIRING, SO.

n ~ Il n " n Us IL ESD Il n u
REPAIRING, SO.
The subscriber still nnes the above business ard in
vites continuance OF favt his old customers and
suggests to the gentlemen generally Of this city and vi.
cinity the economy OF having their
WEARING APPAREL,
renovated in the client manner in which he is known
TO do his work Of this decription.
GentIemen's Cents, Pants and Vests,
leaned and Re Dyed whole and repaired in a neat man
ner and at such prices cannot fail % please. Gen
tlemen should bear 10 mind that the following advana
ges are at aimed by having their apparel renovated
l. clean garment il warmer, looks better and vii
wear longer than soiltd one.
The advantage Of having clothes repaired is too ap
pafen toned sUght but hint to the wsen to have
IS stitch taken III time"
HIS manner Of doing work is such to give the poJds
that texture and appearance produced by the original
hnsh and sueh s his experience hat he feels confident
that he POSSESSES the ability TO approach very nearly TO
the perfection Of the Art.
Second hand Clothes, in many instances taken in ex.
change for work.
LADIES' sHAWLs.
OF every description clsansed and neatly anshed Also
Ladies' travelling, Riding and otner thick Dresses
cleaned aud HtShed Rho[e
Work will be done very short motto. II desired or
hce for aud orders at FOSTER BAY's Fruit and
Confectionery Store, No. pleasant street.
% deodti wM. L. LEGe.
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Particular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-02

CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKS!!! of
different patterns, in Gilt, Bronze and Marble Gases,
which can be bought low,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-02

JEWELRY.-We have an endless variety,
such Gld Chains, Pins Ear Rings Thimbes Pencils
&C. &C. all of which will be sold at prices that cannot
fail to suit the purchaser
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70 A r EMF AG ENCY
FOR THE-


United Ssates, GreaS Britain. France
And other European countries.
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFTSM AN well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
beer for years very successful in obtaining Pa.
enrs.
lie continues to make Models, ard to prepare specia
cations Drawings and all necessary papers, and TO bro
cure Patents IL the United States and European coun
tries. Foreign business oonHded only to rusty and
spoDsible agents,
All business oonfded to me will be promptly attended
10 at e I0eest rates Casually rs per cent lower than
the Same would be done by others in the profes8on
Being connected with the best Agents Wash
lngton and maizing frequent trips there, l am ena
bed to keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating
Patents and Inventions, thus aording the best fac
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Inven
tors In regard to securing Patent foi their Inventions
Inventors viii hnd It TO their advantage to put their in
venttons into Substantial form Model as pKac
tcabe, (tms frequently secures Patent In Of ques
lion Of priority Of invention and consult come reliable
person acquainted With the Patent Lava and proceedings
n the Patent Office. as 70 securing their nights.
All communications strictly conhdeutigl Advice az TO
mode Of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examina
tons made, comparing Inventions with those already pa
tented, In use Tor the purpose or involving Inc
principles and advice given as 10 the probability a.
obtaining patent. IN some saving from ity % one
hundred doaro to the Inventor,
MODELS OF all Inventions that require them. made
10 order upon reasonable terms and warranted To angue
the acquisitions Of the Patent 0fice.
Deeds Of Assignments recorded nj Washington Coples
Of Drawings Specifications, and other papers In the Pa
tent Once obtained
The Patent Laws, Reports Of Patent Cascs. and otbe
valuable works relating 10 Patens, together with com
pete list Of all the Patents record Washington car
be seen at my Office, free Of charge.
FOR further information, inqure Of
JAMES q. ARNOLD,
sObfCE TOR OF PATENTS,
WoroeHter, MAS.
apls Office at Mechanics Hall dawt
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EXPRESSES.
CD C I ID Il Y
Fs'e5ghf s15ree
-BETWEEE
Worcester and iVego York.

COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT C0RIPA LINE
of Powerful Screw Steamers,
Betty ZEN
PROVIDENCE And NEW YORK,
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence d Worcester Rail Road.
. -rssssses "a " Gooda transported between Wor
;s-zssst, %ces:er and New York as low, and With
gas equal despatch, as by any other line.
The IT. eraers Of this line will leave Providence Tor New
YorE dGg, Sundays excepted) fot Of South
stree aud will leave New York daily, Sundays except
ed rom Pier II, North River.
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates. ard forwarded with great despatch
This Line connects by arrangement with the daily In
lana Lime Of PFopellers between New York and Phadel
phia, and with the tgeekly inland line Baltimore
whsF. tbs Inland route Is open
Philadelphia ana Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from Rev York by any otheT lines directed
current rates.
For further information apply to EDWIN BYNNER,
Gsneral Agent flee No. Ne ,haucs' all, or " ". d.
9JLhDaR, Master rraosportion Of Providence aud
Worcester RaiIos. Woic Iss; OdeIl, Pier No
II, North River, New York, or 20
DUEFCM, Agent Foot South Main st.,
WorNe' Ter. II b ~ 1888 Spw4t prouiderca.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-02

Our assortment of SOLID SILVER and
PLATED WARE is unsurpassed, consisting of Spoons,
Forks, Knives, Ladies' Cups, &c. which will be sold at
unusually low prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-02
BOARD OF MANAGERS.

Rev SEQ C. Bancroft Eev PEREZ Mason.
Nm. R wil7er, ESD, Luke Ike esq,
John p. Priest, Esq, Aaron Hayward, Esq.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-02

SPAR InoN AND STEEL
i II O N
20 tons assorted Swedish Iron aat and souars
10 best Norway Bar Iron.
is0 assorted best refined Iron, round aat, and
tuuare.
80 tons shafting Iron, from "a to inches ROUND.
20 8 small round and square Iron, from l6 to 81
81 an inch.
tots U. B. horss-uail rods
10 horae and ox-shoe Iron.
10 VEST Norway rods. and shapes assorted.
,oop and band Lon, from to inches wide
20 best 0endon iron
Lowmore Iron assorted
Oval, and balf-round Iron.
Sheet Iron.
s. EEL.
toms sleigh shoe Steel, (swediuh)
best cast Steel, (5anderson, Bro.-6 Oo.)
q Z" round machinery Steel
English spring
German
Bstered (L)
Corking
Ftsher NorriS Cast Steel Face Anvsn ana
Vices. Best Bagiish AfVils and Vices,
Horse Resps and Files.
hLTs and WAsHERs AxLF!rRkRa and D00Es
gLlPTlc spRIEGA, BLACKsMITTis BRLLOWs,
sLAykbMfThb SkA c0AL OHIO AND NOVA
GOTTA.
HINDsToNE
Horte Nailt, made from the best O. B. Iron warranted
| loan CAsT STEEL.
~ The above will be sold on the most favorable ,ey,
" The subscribers the old stand Washington square
-. a., 90. PRATT 4 TNMAN.
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MEDICINES.
NAcTs FoR HE INVALID,
INDIAN MEDICAL INsTITU

Rev Norris Presi sent
Rev. Mason, loitv Missionary Vice President
john Styles, .sseretaty
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This institution established for the successful treat
ment OF CANCERS SCsoFULA Humors o. the blood snd all
Chronic Diseases upon the natural or Indian system Of
p5scics 1t has been in susc=ssol oparsou for several
years and the rruits Of It's practice found in
in almost every ana viIsgs in tn NeS Eng
land sates aud many eases from other paris Of the coun-
try Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining the genuine Indian
practice, are cautioned against placing themselves under
be treatment Of any person not employed in this office, as
We have no agents either ioeats& ta0siing ami
not responsible for the isdongs o agosfors in this vi
cinity, or any other part pf the country.
DR. GaugNz, the Principal Of this Institution, has for
the last afse years hsd constantly unler treatment
several hundred case Of cancers most of which had been
sgrsvstee extended, either from being cut out with
out cleansing the blood, or other improper treatment
until paednts nearly exhausted before they
to him for relief
He has cured many very aggravated cases Of Cancers
without iii part of the pain and suferia
which had been previously Inflicted Hundreds of UGH
cases can be referred 10, Rho raise their voices
against sucr imposition, and whose especial rtques.
we have made these remarks
His treatment ceanses the blood and etermnates the
cancer completely the system: and ahoug patients
come with theirc SO aggavaed by wrong treatment
he 'oes not lose than Of ona huadred cases
Persons daOine Cancers should ouait themseiues of
Or. Greeas's personal attention.
Most diseases, such scro5ae, Humors o the B'o9i,
Diseases Of the Throat ,nd Luae, ly oepis fiy~y Com
plant, Dropsy, Pa uo ,tism, Heart Complaint Female
Complaints, and ths great variety Of in hi the
human body is a6etei successfully .reated with mel
ciues which be sent any pat he world with full
direc ions, very crreet opinion can be
formed upon remttins answers to the questions
which may be found in the Indian Arcana,' copy of
which will be sent free when requested
It may be well to add that the business at this estab
shmen is conducted upon the most liberal terms It is
the practice with require large SUM in advance
for the promise of cure'' sc This course is severe
ly condemned oy the Society At this institution the
patients required to pay only the price of the medi
cines needed in their case cept at the first prescription
dollar being charged FOR recording the case and
giving the necessary directions.
The institution has just issued another edition OF Dr.
Green's aIndianopathy," or science of Indian
Medicine. which may be had at Mr. CHARLES
2LARKEs Drug Sore Worcester, or by mail from the
INSTITUTE. Price y cents. dNvly mch28
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TA,a ORTGAG SALE OF BOOTS,
I'VE sROES, AND kUBBERs The subscribers hav-
ing into possession U the Stock ard Stand. lately
ON ued and ocsupiet by ". S. GOODWIN, No la Main
sheet and wshi to conv IT the goods into cash aud
close the concern, have cOneud ID ODER the entire
stock tor few days only, retail The stock embraces
variety Of LADIES' Misses Gents Boys Youtb's
and Cidren's Boots shdes and Rubb rs al of which
offered cost, aud much beloR cost .or cash and cash
Ontys
THIS sale offers to the citizens OF Worcester and vein
y opportunity Of purchasing boots shoes, d c.
cheap.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. John Smith OF
the former firm Of Smith brother, he will be happy to
meet his old friends and cutomers, assuring them that
no pats shan be spared to this sale worthy OF
their special ate ton
N. B.-rhe lease Of the store with the good will Of the
stand red for sale the most favorable terms
This furnishes good opportunity for any one to en-
gage 10 the business
Cor further particulars inquire OF the subscriber at the
store JOHN b. SMITH
dec3I df FaI thu Mortgagees
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1853.

SrLvASus CoBB in. An attack upon the
writers employed upon the n. Y. Ledger,
by the n. Y. Times. on the occasion Of tho
engagement OF Hon. Edward Everett. has
drawn ou, n pungent card from Robert
Bonner. As publisher Of the Ledger, his
intimate knowledge ol the tastes Of his rca.
ders enables him to place just value upon
the services Of all writers employed 6y him.
The merits Of each are weighed by the un.
crring standard Of public opinion. After
alludlng IN courteous terms TO hs other
writers. Mr.. Bonner gives the following
complimentary notice to our Norway neigh
Dor, Sylvanus Cobb Jr.
{" But the " sublime Sylvanus Cobe," as
YOU call him, seems TO trouble you most.
Well. sir, | have reserved him for more full
discussion. Mr.. Cobb Is one OF the most
successful writer's living, and he's one Of
tIs b,1. say "nrsT" undcrs,andingly.
aud with my eyes open. I tnoV oTaciiy
,rhai he IS. lie is not invariably ornate and
polished in hi. style, but he Is man oI
decided genius, and Of vas, and varied in,
formation. He does not pompously parade
quotations from latin. French. Spanish
and Italian hc does no, fll all hi, writing
with cso,ism and pedaniry. lie Is elear
straightforward. iorciblc, and homes, wri,cr
! value hi. writings, and pay highly foi
them. because they are jus, wha, they are
pure in morals. honest and noble in scnti
men,, simple in diction, plain In con.true
ton. and thoroughly adapted TO the taste
and comprehension Of the people. au
glad 10 have the issue distinctly made on
the character OF his productions. bccaus,
certain siarvcling hnrdirsr'. whose articles
have been rcpc,ed by me over aud over again
are in ,hchabit OF decrying Cobb, and .nccr,
ins at Cobb, and rayins and swearing about
Cobb. and drinking " confusion 20 Cobb -
and because these same men. Tor the most
part, control aud give tone TO what /. called
literary criticism" IN certain quarters
The truth il, 1t /, not Mr. Cobb's " style %
wh,rcat and whereby these " critics" art
offended, but hi, popularity and his bank
account. They canno, bear tha, their it,
crary bAu,lins, should be ehuekcl into the
hrc, while Mr.. Cob5'sarc paid for literally
published extensively and read enthusiasts
cally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10
How 20 have Good Cider.

Prof. Horsiord OF Harvard University. Ia.
re,cntly published a recipe for improving
and preserving cider, by means OF which the
prcsrcss 0l the vinous and acesic fcrnentA.
tion NAV be arrested at pleasure, and the
eider preserved in JUS, such a state as may
be desired. A correspondent Of the Boston
Journal says
Pu, the new cider into clean casks or
barrels, aud allow it to ierment from one
to ,hree weeks, aeco.dins as the weather Is
cool or warm. Whom it has attained to
lively fermentation, add to each gallon
,hrcc.ioar,hs Of pound Of white sugar,
and let the whole fcrmen. again until it
possesses nearly the bri.k pleasant taste
which 1, j. desirable should bo permanent.
Pour out a quart Of the cider and mix with
Il one quarter Of an ounce Of sulphito Of
lime Tor every gallon the eask contains.
Stir until il is intimately mixed, and pour
the emulsion into the liquid. Asia,e the
clutcus VI Ahc NaeA AaAi1uhuil sVE tsH
moments. then let il rest, that the cider may
settle. Fermentation will be arrested at
once, and will not be resumed. II may be
bottled in the course Of few weeks, or il
may Be allowed 10 remain in the cask aud
used on draft. II bottled, il will become a
sparkling cidsr-better than what is called
champagne wine.
Frof. llorsford OF CambridgI, was the first
10 use the sulphite Of lime for this purpose,
and 70 hlm is due the credit Of frsi calling
attention to its usefulness. II Is in no re-
spsct deleterious, as the sulphate, into which
the sulphi,e is changed by the liberation Of
sulphurous acid, is entirely insoluble, and
remains a, the bottom Of the vessel.
The writer has cider prepared in this way
two wears since. which has remained un-
changed. and is now a beverage Of un'ur.
passed excellence. The sulPiis Of lime. not
the sulph0is. must DO used
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10
For The Demoeryt.
Bethel Farmers Club.

The annual meeting Of ,his club was held
At the dwelling. housc Of DR.. n. I. True,
Dec. Is,. 1858. The following officers were
selected ior the ensuing year;
A. l.. BrEBANk, President.
4. MrRRILt, Vice President.
J. F,NNING, Secretary.
y. T. TErE. Treasurer and Librarian.
J. BRowN. J. PANNNo, I. IL. CnArrAN,
Committee on SUBJECTS.
Voted, tha, the thanks Of this club BE
tsndercd 10 Hon. II. |. Burbank Of Boston,
or a valuable donation Of books and pam.
phlets to their library.
Dr. True presented to the society two
kinds of grass-secd, which he had received
from Capt, c. Grover, U. $. y, and which
was collected by Gen. johnson, L. 5, A. in
Utah. They were represented as being very
productive AMI valuable. Voted, to place
the sd a, the disposal OF the President.
Dr. T. also presented some frui; and seeds
rcceived from Hon l.. Grover Of Oregon.
Thi, i Kind Of grape indigenous to that
country, growing up in the form Of a bush,
and valuable rather as pretty towering
shrub. vo,cE to distribute the sccl among
the members.
l, was then Suggested that each member
in town be requested 10 give a verbal report
Of his labors, his success as well as his tail.
ures in farming, during the pas, year. Our
operations as society would be the more
practical, and this is what we want.
The Prc,idcn, stated, that. m convention
with a gentleman from a certain town in
CouneciicuI, they had a elub consisting Of
twelve members. and that each had his own
di'tric, to report from. They me, once a
mouth in town. spent the afternoon in cx.
aiming the farm, praring and finding what
fault they could. The ctr-c, was - render
the society most interesting and Efficient.
lie horcd the hin; would be improved upon
by this club.
Mr.. n. F Brown wa. called upon to give
s,a,emcn, Of his progress in reuOva'ins
old pas,ure lands.
lie aid that he commened on worn out
pasture land that had never bcsn plowed,
aud which wa' really Of no value. He
broke up the ground, mAnurci with plaster,
and had fair crop Of potatoes. Plowed
again in fail and next spring manurSi. and
had a good crop OF corn and Potatocs.
should not plow again in fall. Las, year
planted again with corn and potatoes, aud
now he has something more than a good
pasture, i: is a good 6sld. lie considered
hi, land incrNsci in actual value hrcciold.
H. believe. that farmers would benefit their
farm. quite as much by euliin,ins their
pastures a. their fell,, when it eau b.
done.
After eating the best apples Of mine host
the society adoarn,l wo week, 20 Mr
win,low IIcywood's. Subject fOr discus.
aon, Farming and Gardening Implements
NIT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

sight, opposite the window at which |
write. There Is machine repair shop here
which gives employment to a number OF
workmen.
The people who have a permanent, resi-
dencc here arc by no means idle. They cut
and haul abundance Of wood, Of which they
feel the need jus, now; they cut timber for
board, and elapbOards, they build houses,
they manufacture shoes, engage In mercan-
tile pursuits, and are very busy. There ia
a singing school KEEP, here this winter, by
Mr.. Harrington, who has kept a school here
for two winters past.
The curtain Of cloud which usually hang,
over Mount Washington at this season oI
the year, was raised for a short time thi'
morning, 50 | caught glimpse Of his hoary
head. with his heaps Of snow and leo spot,
bright, sparkling in the sunshine. bu, Il i,
only Tor moment that am allowed to ad
miro bis ,ranscendan, grandeur. before ,h,
curtain falls low upon his sides, and III,
snow 'quall RACES upon his summit, with re
newcd fury.
They have Truu major and urmi rnHor a
sifacAsS OF the big honse. Urus MAJOR ha
grown up to he a venerable bruin. and bear
HI. confinement with stoical indiGsroncc
lie !. now allowed TO hibernate, though h,
CONES ou, into the world on warm days {,
get a snuG at the fresh air. Ur,us miao
bars his imprisonment with lcs' patience
and bites has chain and moans As II anIiou
10 regain his old haunts among tho noun
tAins. DO no, like 10 see these Wild AMI
NAL. brought away from their native for
es,s and chained up, TO crafty the idle Gu
rio'iiy Of man. They soon losc their naliv,
strength and 'istciiy in great measure
aud become very unlike tho noble animal
Of thor species which roam through thei
native wilis.
Bot am writing At random, and spun
ming out this letter 10 great length. an,
will wind OF here, by rcmarkins that Cor
ham. notwithstanding in sudden squalls
which arc hero made to order, It's high cle
yation and latitude, j. even In winter ycrl
eniurlbIe place. 50 ind it.
Yours, w II. l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

TnE ANDRoscoCGN RAILROAD. We are
graiifed to learn that this road is now COM
pleted and In running order to Eas. Wilton
which Is only four miles from the village
of farmington. These four miles are all
graded, the bridges are built, the slecpers on
the ground and distributed, and the Com
pany have force enough at command to lay
the track at onec. All the iron, with tho
exception Of some ninety tons, has already
arrived IN this city, aud the remainder y
daily expected. II may therefore bo comb
IDENTIFY assumed that the track will be laid
and the cars running to Pennington BY the
6rst Of January. Portland Adv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

The nin,Iale county Miss paper is re-
.pon.ible for this. Z" Gov. 4. &. Brown.
apd Gov. John J. McRae were IN attend.
anes a, church. at Spring Bridge, in this
county, a Sabbath or two ago. Although
politicians BY profession, and ohco-holder'
by traIe-aud hence been subjected 10 all
the vices. oorruptions and degrAda,iOn' o!
that mode Of liyins-wo are grA,i6si to state
that they took seats with the congregation,
and conducted themselves like respectable
people"