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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-16
Jasper AND LOOGOOIEE
STAGE ROUTE

yuvHE undersigned. having oo s:,h s,wesc
contract Tor carrying me ma ~. o' n.h,,s
I..per aud Loogootee. informs y. ..a v', M
~, ne has pu, good, new s'ses W." %
route. and vii ., III times % P's t.,v INA
e.,,v passengers through with sa,ey p ~.
d;.c.,ch. The stage vii leave r -. V :,
o '@r. 4 Jasper on Mondays and Frlosys :, !,
~" ,s,o"l a NJ. md generally sr.'v,s =
.s~ ao,.'e II time 20 connect With ne = 80 -
~. ,,sc on he O 4 NJ 4 z:ov 7. =
~ 49," :. ,.svss LYoaoo'se Tuesdays 49,
S He'u',' ~ o'clock IL the morning. 49,
.svine word = he pos,oliee = ssn
nj, d. .aiird ios q thsir res'c ",
go, s-os-y. JOS. AckEHAnSS'
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Religious Services.

- - Ca,holic Cnarrh. 7 beae 49,.
Y" ~ ever, Ssbhn,h Al "a 1e'oek' e.
|" ,s "s y Caurch. Rv.J. y: Adm,e,
Minister IN charge, .very rne'"''s
night. -s. Rev. Andrew j
srair, pastor. the ,ou''n
!. sscn month, q 81 o'clock
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1--WE are sorry that our little no.
tee Of balls, big heads and rsd eyes
last week should hurt any ones ieel'
ings. We suppose those whose Tel
ings were hurt did not feel the ci'ec'
III -lir two nights hall. for they VT
w.nli ndt object 4 ie tr'.
being told about them.
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nFwe notice that Mr. Jon"
Throop, Esq, q Paoli. i building q e. :
new store house in Haysville- We
understand il il to he fity-two feet
long and story and half high. ln's
will Be very commodious house TO-
doing business in Hsysv lie, and Mr.
Throop is just the kind q man. wns !
he GETS 4 stock Of goods in there 70 a
large business. We would sngges'
however. that . two story house woui
look much better and not cost = g'e'
deal more.
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New Laws.

!, w;ll be seen. by the following ..'s
m-,, Of the pumbcr Of bills 'n'r'ou'eu ~
~ late Legislature, which became
ma, ia, body have no, been entirely 10.
a.,;,g their session. We are AFRAID me-.
were more Laws enacted than sss s00'
s.a-,. pill. passed BY the s'ns'e ~ -
House Biz passed BY the Senate 80
W. 40 No. bills passed by the sNna'e, 1S q
M.s h,,I. reported 20 S.ns,sby Hou'e 90 Z,
Issrs,e Bills passed BY House
WI, M. Of Bills passed BY House .;,.. 10 4
y, 10" ne Hills on 6les Of Sensss - a''0u' u
lment .a;,uvnment q,
$3.50" 80 h;,ls ,hs, became laws :,
: oos re,sined BY the Governor
q uou.e B;,ls thu, became laws r.
nnus n" ,hat became laws %
= lanes II. vswrra. Soy o. 0 ssr
a. I.srs n TvSER. Asst Sc y oe"-
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We are prepared to give Pro'nPs y.
!. . all kinds Of job or BOOK
' limiting. Any description Of blanks,
P'.",",s bill heads, store, stallion o.
III =. XII. can be forthcoming on '"e
rhortest notice, in the moet approved
I'M and on reasonable terms.
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oRrGAGED SCHOOL LAND

H..
vs,uE undersigned, huti,or q Dan = "a
iii. On SATURDAY. March ~ 1882
= saa srs s u,eseribed by Law, orr q, sale =
avS,;c suction The following deser'bed 'sno'
p "S;rn Ma been forfeited BY The or's'ns' POI,
80, owe = UPON failure 20 pay The principal an'
imeres, due thereon, 70 W.T.
~" the south ess, quarter q the n.f,n . En-
No. ,wo, south Of range Nc. three re-, W III;
cent ming forty acres; a'scs 'hs ~ u ~
,f the north west quarter 81 &C.," e.n
,,w nship 2, south Of range "'es
naming 80 acres Of lrnd. he
~. ro y csnrressona, ,o~nsh.p ? ,os,h .
use = o ..ss n ,hs name 81 jacob Harmon
: = s's' Amosr, due thereon SAL 3. y
q rssa. PISS ~
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II JArL.-Mr. Henry Jcrgcr wa
brought down from Haysvillc on Mon
dav afternoon and lodged in the Gala
boo.e. Il seems he got on . bender
on Sunday. and as bad whisky mus'
show itself. lie knocked in . window
AZ Conrad Mchnc's house with stones
e. uhirh naughty deed he was arrest
Cd ana snca IS, in default Of paymen
&c xbich he was sent to the lookup
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Amendment.

WA.HIsGroN. March y.
The Commissioner Of Patents 1osep"
IN, has been appointed and confirmed q
> ..,m..,e, Genersi, vice Brown deceased
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s8&> n-.ov. 4.
=. ~ "A instant. BY Rev. ~, bsu.'
.,s;.,er. M. JoHS ADAM ArrkL ssu 60
me's'.., KLIAr, both u this county
i. 80 s,h ins,.u, BY S W. Po',,s'hw y.
=" ~, MARAxpA PIHrLE, and Miss -
nm. nlAYo. both q this county
Marriage is . lottery,
Ana few ,hs, gain the prze
~, !. pleasing 10 the heart snd tome ~
IA those tia, never marry may ~" II
called wise ahv.
So gentlemen sAso's SLICK.
] ~ ,he 1a,h instant BY the hsy. a. 60
80. n,. ELIJAH W. BcyLEs' O u po..
] ~" Cav county IInois, smd Ms IN, 4
. As MAnuw, daughter o. W. '''
Q this county.
q Uurrsh for the Sucker State
:, uurrsh for The Sucker Safe -,
j, wnh her gslIsn, besux' her e0'"'"'
a. treat:
4. u..,.h Cor the Sucker Safe
I. NJ their cup o. JOY BE- foil % ose,"''
h-,or. and NE rose-soIorsd hope q yos'n :
Z. ~. !, crowned ~ist bl''s's' ''''"y'
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AN OFFER.

Anv person sending us nve :, -"
.us nsy and the money, will re-
s" ';ss : copy Of the Courier for ont
vsar as p escnt.
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s.IE or FORFEITED SCHOOL LAND

SAbE NE EOnf 80 =.
vusHE undersigned, Aud''or 49, IIes. s.'',
il Of Dubois county. Ind, WI, 2" S' 49,,
dsv. March IL, 1859, At The cour' no"s. ~ I.
~ Jasper, within the hours p.esc', -, ~.
~. offer Tor sale q pnb'ic suc,'o" ~ -.
Living described >, hco laud' when nas I'M nm
forei,e Sy the original purchs.e', upon ~ -,
u,e 10 Day the interest fce ',esso"' -
The north half o. n" norm ~. 49,.
a. section 10. towrsnir 4. south o ~" -.
vest. con,sining eighty hcfe.' nor y ~
For fei,ed In IRE name o. ooo"."
william 10 the State o. i"o's"ss -. -"
ne or inhsti,anss n Cong o"s' - d...
shio NJ -. n Il. W. A"oS"' 80
' thereon HIN M MEHR'NGER. 4. y G.
: srEPHENSON, Y. y. Z.
!, Feb. %, ls59-4w. Pf ~ ~
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New Hampshire Elections.

CONCORD, n. Il. March =.
The whole Republican neke' = 800
.,se "a. including the three Congressme"'
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sAI.E o. MoRrGAGED SCHOOL LAM
s--ur .a.r.;gred. Auditor OF Dubois = !

vrlHE undersigned. Auditor Of Dubois "
inai.na. will, on Saturday, Marc" ~
,s5e !, lie cour, house door in Jasper. r.
80 -, he hours prescribed BY law. offer 70,
~. -. !, n"bl,c auction the following describes
i "a which hss bee \ forfeited BY the o. esmsi
borrower, s upon failure 10 ply the '"'e'e"
due thereon, 10 wit: .,,ey
~ sss,;on No thirty -four. tow nsh'r ~.
south &c range No. 1--WE wo.', con's'n'"s so
acres II land. t,n., ", ,he
- ,cwn.h;p three. south of range ,""'
49,, n ,he name Of William q. Hei'f'age'
4 ro.n, due thereon $:'31 Is.
A"O'"' IopN NEHRiNGER, A. d. G.
i E.h "a 5ah9-lw. -
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F.sr RussFR.-On last weu
ID. : morning, as orr fcllow-clt'zen|
ns'0 . M W.llman was riding home
through III, the bottoms below town. ..n.,n ne
s s.ross the road. This was too great .
,sr % resist, and though he be had n 70
weapons but his pills and pill % bags s.o :,
,;,smouutea and gave chase. he soo'
overhauled his minksh'p' ana ea, r",
Ing i, hung it BY the neck to ' the nor
q his saddle, and brought i . triumph 2"
.otlv to town. This is certainly 60"
SIDERABLE Of feat, as us no' ~
man can catch a mink in . ia'' c''"''
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Wv CHrrcn.-We are GLAD 81
arm that a new brick church VIII &c
.,r,.c,ed ,his summer in what Is calico
,be Lemon settlement. in this co"n.y''
shou, four miles west Of Portersv'''e'
|, will belong to the Cumberland rres-
bvterians. who have a aour'~h'ng con- .,
crecation in that neighborhood. l"e
citizens there have shown sp'r'' q
commeudaLle liberality in THIS en'e''
rr;se. and have, we understand, a'rea
a. subscribed about $4,000 towards
The building. We are glad 70 notice
such improvements IS this being mao
n our county, a. nothing . " sure
indication Of high order Of prosper
;,v. Intelligence and morality. than
large number Of neat churches ~
school houses throughout every con
munity.
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orrrcERs OF RA;SBRiDGK To"HS"
r.s,;.es-H. c. Newcomb. s. kose.
Trustees Charles Brkeme'e''
Brileaae, Ksrpcr john.
Clerk-Geo. A. Ki'zineer.
Tressurcr-Wendolin Erny'
c.,c.,sble-An,hony Eckert.
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JASPER COURIER:

80 a. PARVIN, sAdVs!uslng e. ~
~ n..' = Agent, M. 50 West Fourth d.
!. cur sg~n, 10 Cincinnati.
-r~j.cop HranAsS. Esa. l. our sse''
"a, his county.
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oFFICERs OF DUBOIS COUNTY

c,erk-BAzrL B. EpMossros.
Audi,or-J.HS MsHElscER'
Tressurer- EpwAsp SrEFHEss'H'
Recorder SrEYHKs JERGER.
Sheriff-JAcrB HERnAS.
ro,orer--Wm. ScHuELrFrnAs.
sarveycr--Bss,AMIS \. KEsf.
HARVEY NicHoLsos' ,..,.
wmr n. GREEN,
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IreriuFHt " ~
APp's ASuBEL 4. WlLLAkD.
Governor Of The State q Indians
STATE OF INDIANA DIAM. !, STATE
r Cynus L. DusHAn. Secretary . S -.
", ~ sac aforesaid, do hereby ce''''y =. \
hove 10 be true and e.mp'e. g. ~ "a;ce .
~, 49,, sc,ollmen,, now on Ole - inc Onee :
Secretary Of State. , ~ n. state
,as;snspoiis, the Al. day Of March, =
d 1883. cvprs Il DUNHAM,
secretary OF state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26
ID RAP E RY CURTAIN S,
VENETIAN BLINDS,
Gilt, Painted, and Holland Shades.

TABER e. CHOLLAR beg leave to announce to the
inhabitants of Worcester and vicinity that they have re-
ceived large assortment of
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
embracing in part Brocatele, silk Damask Repts Cha-
lies, COLLINS, Worsted and Cotton Damask Patch, Lace
and Muslin Curtains, Gilt Cornces, Black Walnut and
Gilt Poles Drapery, Tassels, Loops, Gmps, Fringes &c
&c Also Agents for Venetian Blinds which we can fur
nsh OF all Sizes at manufacturers prices
We are also prepared to paint to order, rich Gold Oa-
mented Shades for dwelling houses hotels, Stores
We also keep hand the largest and best
Gilt and Painted Shades to be found in the city.
We have secured the services of experienced man.
who has been long in the business. and will give his
particular attention to this department All our work
will be made and put up in the best warrant
ed. Samples of Drapery Curtains and Window Blinds
may be seen at Warerooms
TABER d CH0LLAR, $50 Main street.
dig dtapl up Stairs) opposite Post Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26

ARRRsT OF THE REV. DIR. AcH1LLI.-The
Rev. DR.. Giacinto Achilli was arrested in
Hoboken on Tuesday, charged with adultery
The basis of the charge is the complaint of
Mr.. Justice Smith, proprietor of a water-cure
establishment at Bergen Heights, who alleges
that the Doctor came there with his son and a
Miss Bogue, to board, three months since, the
lady acting as governess to the son. Suisse
quently Miss Bogue gave birth to child, and,
the proprietor of the place and the Doctor
falling out, the former complained and had his
boarder arrested. DIR. Achilli affirms that the
lady is his wife, although not publicly pro-
claimed as such for private reasons, and the
lady makes the same statement. The Doctor
was held to bail in $1,000 to answer-Ne,c
York Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26

Sold by BUSH & CO., Worcester
NJ 5. BURR 81 CO., Boston, General Agents for New
England. dcod&weowly- u2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26

SENsIBLE.-In the Alabama Senate, the
Hon. Mr.. Bullock, urging the adoption of dis
union resolutions, said:
"If the South should delay and wait for an
overt act, venal papers and men would spring
up in the South within short time to advo-
cate giving a fair trial to the Black Republican
administration, and to hold office under it.
The policy Of that administration aOouid be to giue
more offices to southern than to northern men. 1t
would be strewd enough TO work in such Il
way as to keep the South divided, and prevent
southern unity. 1t would not commit any
overt act"
That must be the most sensible Bullock in
all Alabama.-Iribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26

I ON, st L E L, &C
large assortment best Refined from round, fiat and
square, including Shaiting Iron from II to inches diam
eter and small round and square, from 36 to 9l6 inch
Assorted Swedish Iron, fiat and square.
Best Norway Bar Iron
Rest horse mail rods. from U. II. Iron.
A large assortment of horse and ox-shoe Iron.
a large variety of Norway shapes and rods.
good assortment OF Hoop ana bhhu iron from 10
Assorted Low Moor, "a very superior lron)
Oval and half-round Iron. from to inch.
Sheet Iron
Best Cast Steel English and American, square fat and
sheet.
Best Machinery Cast Stee.
Slegh-shoo Steel.
English Spring Steel
German Steel
Bstered 10 Steel.
Calking Steel
Cast Steel Face Anvils and vses
Best English Anvlls and Vises.
Nuts and Washers.
AXlctrecs and Boxes,
Carriage Springs and Carriage Bolts
Blaeksniths' Bellows Slcdges, and Hammers.
Drill and Stone Hammers
Portable FORCES.
Cable Chain.
Hammered and Machine Horse Nails, made from the
best of stock,
Horse Rasps and Files
Borax
Beach Sanu
Ohotnd Nova Scotia Gnndstoncs.
nN- The above will be sold on the most avorable erms
by the subscribers at their old stand Washington Square
PRATT a INAAN.
Worcester Dec. l, 1858. dcodawti dd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26

FELIcITIEs OF MORMON LIFE.-The editor
of the Valley Tan, which is one of the
Utah journals, mentions the following occur
renee, peculiar to that locality 1--WE saw, a
week or two ago, walking down Main street,
from the direction of the Presidents Office, a
man accompanied by four ladies. An air OF
slight perturbation in the party, mingled with
evident expressions Of satisfaction and happi-
ness, led us to inquire who they were. Some
one present informed us that they were a par
ty that had been up to President 1oung's Of
flee to be married, and that the four ladies had
just been united in ndissoluble bonds to the
man accompanying them. That, we suppose,
might be termed marriage in gross"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26

CRANBERRIEs.-Itis stated that the cram
berry fever is raging throughout Barnstable
county to greater extent than ever before.
All the old swamp lands are being brought up
and converted into cranberry beds as fast as
possible, and great anticipations are INDUCED
in as to the profits to individuals engaged in
the cultivation Of the berry. The New Bed
ford Standard inquiries if it would not be well
for the farmers of Bristol and Plymouth coun-
ties to look over their lands and see if they
have not many useless swamps which could be
made to yield them large profits if set to Gran
berry plants. There are also many vacant
swamps in Worcester and vicinity where the
experiment might be once successfully tried,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26

PHILOSOPHY OF ENDoRsING.-On of the
most sagacious and wealthy merchants was
about to visit Europe, and setting his house in
order before he left, closed conversation with
his son and heir as follows: "Now as a last
ing lesson, look at these four notes"-and he
put into his hands four notes of hand of $685.
900 making 100000, with his name on the
back. "Those," said he, care the price of en-
dorsing for friend. weakly put my name
to them, and had to pay them as you Sec
Whenever any one asks you to endorse, look
at those notes before you reply.-United States
Economist
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26

We offer for sale $4,000 of TEN PER CENT. BONDS is
sued by the City of ST. Joseph Missouri for the River
and Wharf Improvement" The loan, authorized for this
purpose 500 000 which $50 900 issued in 1858,
and offer the balance. The bonds are issued un-
der special Act of the Legislature approved by direct
vote Of the people and the payment Of principal and N
terest provided by SPECIAL TAX, Uhch Is Tepedu0e
until The bonds dreJuily paid
saint Joseph Is situated the Missouri River ut the
western terminus OF the Hannibal and Saint Joseph Rail
road which makes II the gateway the great territories
of Kansas, Nebraska Utah. &C., and IL Is the most
western point reached by raroad, it IL the great OUTFIT
ting point for the new gold region at Pixies Peak From
its geographical position, 1t must always command Il
large share of the trade with the vast country which
stretches beyond II to the Rocky Mountains.
IL is the second city In Missouri ranking next to Saint
Louis, In population and commercial Importance Its
taxable property has increased S75OO00 In the last
year and the city has increased trentyre
per cent during the time Its growth Is rapid,
stanal, and legitimate. The population now exceeds
II 0O0 the taxable property Is -four and oneqadfter nut
lions Of dollars and the for the present
wear exceeds S520O0 Its financial affairs managed in
the most conservative manner and the rate OF taxation
Is only mills on the dollar including both general and
special taxes.
We Invite the attention capitalists and parties who
desire sound security at high rate of interest to this
loau
Orders by mail Will receive prompt attention. For
further information apply TO
SPENCER, VILLA, & CO.,
bankers, No. 10 Congress street, Boston.
d21 dltnW6wNw2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26

GATHERING OF OLD WHIPs.-An invitation
to the old stage proprietors, agents, and driv-
ers, of the Connecticut Valley, to meet at the
Russell House in Springfield, on Wednesday
night, and partake of an old-fashioned stage
supper, and refresh their memories with past
events, was generously responded to. There
were more than 200 present, including Genery
Twichell, President OF the Boston and Wor.
cester Railroad, Chester w. Chaplin, Amasa
Walker of North Brookfeld. L. Swan of Wor-
.cester, James Parker and j. L. Briggs, conduc-
tors on the Western Railroad, and Nathaniel
Shadduck, who has driven stage between
twenty-six years. Chester w. Chaplin was
chosen president of the meeting, and speeches
were made by Messrs. Walker, Twichell, Hon.
George Ashmun, and others. Speech-making
and song-singing were kept up to late hour
with great glee.-BoSton Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26

DISTINGUISHED VIs1roRs.-Gov Francis,
of the Passamaquoddy tribe of Indians accom-
panied by one Of his aids, is now daily visitor
at the State House, in the Hobbies of which he
smokes his pipe with dignifed complacency
The Governor wants to get dead headed" to
Washington, for the purpose of pressing
claim against the general government.-Bos-
ton Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26
TERMS OF ADyERrTsINe.

ADVERfIsEMENTS published in the DAILY for 81 90
square for three insertions and 20 cents for each sub.
sequent insertion. Ten lines or less) constitute a
square" Advertisements ordered inside, or in any
prominent place, also those largely displayed will
be charged extra rates Contracts by the year may be
made on liberal terms
IN WEEKLY First insertion 81 per square; each sub
sequent insertion Is cents.
- All transient Advertisements must be paid in
.aunce Yearly or regular advertisers will be required
10 make quarterly payments
~ 40 gratutoas advertisements. No report reso
iuons or proceedings Of any corporation society or
nsoeation and no communication designed to call afteu
Ton to any matter of limited or Individual interest can
De inserted unless paid for an Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves resnon-
sole for any that NAV occur beyond the
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26
u ELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYRNS PULMONIC WATERS.

The certain and speedy remedy discovered for
for all Diseases of the
CHEST AND LUNGS, COUGHS, COLDS ASTHMA
Consumption, Bronchitis, influenza, Hoarse-
ness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat &c,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26

NELSON at Trafalgar, or off the Delta of the
Nile, never achieved a more complete success
over the French than did Hon. Thomas Mel
son, of Tennessee, last week, over Roger A.
Pryor of Virginia. AS the anagram, "Honor
est Milo" was taken from the name of Hora-
ito Nelson, Pryor will for all time to come as
socate the dressing he received from Thomas
Nelson's hands with the anagram, "hot man S
lesson.-Boston Courier
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26
0UOrtester Daily Spp.

School DIFFICULTY IN HoLLIsroN.-The
trial of George Wilcox, senior in Dartmouth
College, now teacher in one of the district
schools in Hoiston, in this state, for an alleged
assault upon one of his rebellous pupils, took
place in the Town Hail, Wednesday A thou
sand people are said to have been in attend
ance, and great interest was manifested. The
assault was clearly proved, and the justice
fined him $40 and costs. Public opinion, how
ever, was ON the side of the teacher and the
amount of the fine and costs was Immediately
raised BY subscription. The prudential com
mittee also instructed him to resume his school
at once. The citizens to the number of three
hundred or more called upon him in the even
ing to express their approval of his conduct,
and his counsel, Hon. c. C. Esty, generously
refused any compensation for his services.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26
Put up in Bottles, at 25c each.

The application simple and easy the result satisfactory
FIRTH a. NICHOLS, 1870 Main street. Wholesale and
Retail Agents for Worcester and vicinity
Pedlars Merchants and Others supplied the most ia
vorable terms, by CUTTER TOWER, d CO., II and 10
Cornhill Boston, and Beekman street. New York. Gen
era Agents for the United States and British Provinces
For sale by Druggists, Crockery Ware Dealers, and
Country Merchants generally, throughout the United
States and British Provinces. de0dy apl3
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The present Democratic Legislature has been in
session now nearly three months.-Regixter.
There is no such ENTITY" as Democratic party
in existence.-Register
If this be so, how is it, neighbor syme, that you
speak of 1.-The Democratic Legislature!' When it
is desirable to undcrrate Democracy and magnify
Know Nothingism, there is no such thing as Demo
cratic party but when responsibility is to be should
ered then there Is a democratic Legislature"
The Register is concerned about the length of the
session. That paper should bear in mind that the
Legislature meets but once in two years, and that
the business to be transacted increases with our in
crease of wealth and population. If this were a
know-Nothing Legislature We would hear nothing
from our contemporary about the length of the ses-
SION The Assembly might sit till the 4th of
March, and it would all be right 1t takes all sorts
ofpeople" ard all sorts ofEditorsto make world "
and we suppose fault-fnders and grumblers are a
necessary part of the great of living humanity.
What does our contemporary think of the Green's
borough and Danville connection?