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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

Leaving her there in , state Of fe-
vsrsd anxiety, hoping in the very teeth
Of despair, We too, will g, forth ;uto
the wild, yelling gale, to look upon
most sublime ocean picture.
It was an h,ar past midnight--dark
~ the deepest g!o,niest cells Of an in:
quisitorial dungeon, save when the
vivid lightnings fash lit Up the Cina-
rian blsckns,s. with . glare rivaling
that Of the brightes u,on-lsy sun.
Some ninety miles to the eastward Of
Santly Hook, lay hove tooa noble ship,
inward hound, in one Of the myst ter
rifle gales that ever swept along the
northern coast of america. The gale
had set in about an hour before sun
d,wn, an1 ever since dark the ship had
been hove ~, under the shortest pos
s;ble canvass, healing up southwest,
with tho gale coming in violent squalls
out Of the northwest.
"Do you think there is any danger
to us or the ship, captain?" inquired
ono Of the thrss passengers wp stool
near the commaaler Of the ship, part
ly sheltered from the storm by the pro-
jecting roof of the round house.
"N"t the least, Mr. Ki .sley. You
are as safe here as you would be At your
own house in New York. Sne is =
bran new ship, and l have had no ep-
portunity Of trying her hove too before;
but / am perfectly satisfied with her
behavior. In fact never saw any
craft c,nduct herself quite 50 we'll in =
hurricane like this. ri, a terrible
night, however, and Cd help those
who may chance to be ont in less
able craft than ours. For the last hour
Ihave been thinking Of my wife and
children. Ny wife will not sleep one
wink tonight. She can never in q
storm like this when Pm from home. -
I was cast away once on the Long Is
land shore, not half . mile from home,
in just such gale only it was SOUTH
east. I would give hvndred dollars
this moment to be 1T home, only for my
wifss sake. But We must-my God,
what 10 thatl"
A continuous fash Of lightning lit
up the surrounding space, and as the
darkness shut in againa faint but clear
and distinct 'Ship A-hoyr' uttered
either by female or . child came DOWN
on the blast from directly to windward.
A moment after the hail was repeat
ed, and another fash Of lightning re-
vealeia boat driving square down be
fore the gale, and almost under the
ships quarser. Ere ono coull count
Ave the shriil, quivering cry came up
from the boat, - it shot past the ship
not three fathoms clear Of her rudder.
"Merciful Hcavensl There are
three children in that boati" yelled
Mr.. Kingsley, who, With tho saptain
was peering down over the tahrsl rs
the boat aew past.
Put your helm hard up, my man,
said the captain, in : voice as calm -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
Poetry.
DREAM. LIFE.

r r.H| sf
Listea, friend, and will toll you
Why sometimes seem 20 glad,
Then without . reason changing,
Soon become - grave and ssd.
Half ny life I live > beggar, ,rr
Ragged, helpless, and alone;
But the other half monarch,
With my courtiers round my throne.
Haifmy life is full Of sorrow,
Half ofjey, still fresh and new;
Ons Of thess lives Is fsncy, 81
Boz the ether oas IL true. %.
While fliss and feast so gladness
Still feel the tbought remain;
This must soon end-nearer, nearer
Comes the lie Of fgr:ef and pin.
While live wretohed bsggar,
Dad bright hope ny et can cheer;
Sson sl.ou shalt hsve thy kinsdom,
Ihe bright hours is drawing near.
So you SO my life is 'wo fold,
Half q pleasure halt . grisf,
Thas sli joy . somswhas tempered,
And all sorrow 6nds relief.
Which, you ask me, 10 tho real lifss
Whch tho Dream, the Joy or woes
Hush, friend! it . listle matter -
And, indeed, | never know.
| -AN the Year Round.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

The widow 1t . celebrated Musician
had inscribed upon his monuments. He
is gone where only his 1nssic can beex-
celled," !" the widow of > pyrbechnist sar
this and insasibsd on her husbands
tomb, He i gone xbers only biz Gre
xes6 can Be 1xoeIlod.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
Boot and Shoe Shop.

;.;s sonses;IS. N recpec... IL. 1s ss -. sne
tablished himself in the boot end shoe bus;.
ness again in this place. Shop On Main street.
in Putnam's old stand.
Repairing done on 6 ort notice.
H q. G. STEWART.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
.. 1s9riek,

.. xssriek,
Dealer in dry goods, groceries elothiag. .leath-
or. shoemakore 6ndings, hardware, iron,
nails, glass, sash and putty, bouts and shoes
mlt, fse and provisions VII kinds Of pro-
Aues recsived ID exchsngs for goods aad
Il 3ral prices given Ut his Cash and Dortsr
Store Nav Orenon. lows
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

Dealer in stoves and hardware, iron, nail~
glass. sash. woodes and ;apraaned ware, /,
iSbls aud pocket cutlery, nechanics toolh.
ssrisultural imples ents, and builder'r fur.
nishlne ste@k. Also manufacturer Of al
k,nds Of copper, Elm, and sheet ron ware,
Particular attention paid to sll kinds Of job.
hng
Three doors esst II The Post 06es, Deco.
rAh, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

A Fact It is tho man that makes
the most noise that secures the attcn
tion Of the world. A silent elephant
may remain unobserved amid the foliag
Of the wood; but croaking bull frog is
sure to attract attcation in the darkest
night.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
MASONIC. "A
|, NEW OREGON LODGE,

. 4 NCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED Ma
~ SONS. meet in regular communicated
1t their Hall il New Orgon, on, tho drst
Tuesday evening on or before the full Of the
moon. Travelling Brethren in good Standing
w'th the fraternity ere cordially iavited to
attona e-s -as,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
1s0regse xsuso.
Main street, near tie Nteawtost Lsndssg
lleCrsgsr Lossa. n. 4. 0srksxb


This hstsl has been thoroughly rspsirea aad
rekarnisbsd for the spriSx and So" n'er trav'
d, And the proprietor begs cave 70 inform
she eitisens Of AcCregor and this travelling
public that hs 10 new prepared 70 ascom-
-nodats besrdess and travellers il manner
snsarpasssd u this city. Attentive pOrters
viii taAs charge q baggage, sd every Of
fort made 10 secure the comfort u guests
Stages for the west lssvs dsi5.-Coed st..
bling attached.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

i. O0821
Fashionable taller, ct the old recorders =
Gee, Decorah, Iowa. All work warranted
to 81, and made il the most fashionable
style. Cutting dons 81 shsrt soties and
warranted to suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

JOHN G. sCHooNHAXIl.
Justice Of the ''eaee. Vernon Sp. inea Ho~ard
county iswa: will give prompt attention to
col ections, paving taxes and examining
titles Tor ou residents. A instrumenta o.
~r:ting executed with neatness and Ills.
patch. fn3l.Iyl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
ny ALICE LEE


THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
ny ALICE LEE
It comes back to me now, the vision |
Of that old Homestead, looking as real
and substantial in tho golden light of
Memory, as when its antique roof burst
IN my childhoods gaze, in the days
gone by, followed by tho glad cxcla-
nation "there's Grandpa's, All, yes,
how we'll do I remember the happy
days that preceded visit to the old
home Of my nother. At school it was
the theme Of my childish converse.
AL Of my mates were duly informed Of
my intended journey: and Of tho won
lerful things | should doubtless see in
that distant place; and I, Of course as
sumed an unusual Importance in the
eyes of those le . favored ones, whose
grandparents did not live so far away:
and whose travels were limited to the
l.,.. .,;llo ,:o;;,; 49, . T.
v;.. of nc .n.;c; ;...s1 h.n,;.o.. 49, ~
c.m. r.r- .,,,; - n- sahn,, g.; 49, A.
h..+.-;n. r..n. i;.,,. ..a .s,.
-. - he .~,..,,;n.,. -. - 80
-;th -hom + h.a : g. d. ant,
7. .ho.o d.n. ~. T..s IL. IT,
,ot sonnd Ii. w., -. =, .,,sa, . - a,,s ..aa. aa
lin. ! .h.r. ,,.. - .h.;,1 -. ,rs;s.,a
a.ho;n. L .h.an.h 4ha 80. IL. III
MIN. q, .,ralas. hv st,n,,o,s !: 49,.
;......o,a-~ .~a -
ri. 40. . lo,. d.rs ;o,rn.. .ha.
D.. r.. :. -. ,,a.., IT,. .:h.ho
A. ~.
;ar...t .ha -,-. .,a.s. -
,.r,, ..,oh f....s -o,,,a .a..,.a. -
~ m stbar % ,h;.. IA AL & .na ~ ra;,, ,.dso ~
ara tho morn;n, d.vned c,..r ana
hr;,ht 80. tba m,rn;,r .,d tharo ~. .
~ r..1 - o.,, 49, &c .,....h...
-. -. :.,a..;e.4 :. rsa. :;
1re.ml,nd ,f+er a.vl;,rht TIE d.vs
r;do that e,,ored- how ;ovo,, ! w,sy
M. da.. ou hars. ,,h.,.. .n;.;.. 40.
..amad unrsn.,,v .n;m.t., .na who %
c. Co... II. .i;an;,v :. 800 .
,;t,,o o.ms n f,~ : .h.r. IS nv over-
~:,-:,, m.
49, e ~, al v.,,a- s,rast 20 III
49, .h.o,,.h -h;.h w. a.ssoa;.
81 ,,non n,,. ,namo~,,. "a .ho.ah .;me
.aa ;mn.or.mant - + .vo h.o. I've.
- .h...;.. III. -. -. -.
:, S -. : 81, 80
us. .a 49,. ,r..o 80 -.
norent's Youthful friends and q. thew
talked Of the old times when thev were
vounc 7 listened most attentively. for I
could hardly real ze that they we're ever
cb;l,ron and r.n awav and n,avcd Ike
n...,e H.. h.e,-. .ha ,on. 10, n t.
close. INV un,ccu stomcd ride had wear
led me. and I wa. getting not = little
sleenv when We entered the village
and draw the home of NV or.ndnarents
Th;. .ron.oa INV .,rovsv sense, and ..
~e drov. nm - the oreat o,te 7 wa.
~;d. . .v.t. and ~ ,,erlv ,ook;nv for the
axnected ;onre in the doorway.
-, -. ,,;..,n,;,tod c,~ ;n..or+,v
. vh;te.ba;rod man anne,red with .
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

NEW OR EGONPLAINDEALER.
pahl;eksd every Friday at the rlaiadealsr
build.ag, To- posits Eagle ExahsngeE New
Oregon. Howard county, lows. ~. AsAs
proprietor.
1inxls sopiss emo year. n sdvsaoa. q ~
q "~ st tho sud Ot no. 2S
g" :. S0s. 80
m 1 I. - ~. 3 %
q clubs Il ten, il sdvaaes, sash %
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

~ THE PLXzNUEALEK
UDDY uifNTuaIR!DDDWS
'0sing we'll supplied with sysrythisg nsces.
sary to do good work, in neat aad sstis.
factory style, We are prspsssA - sxssats
ever Descriptions Of -.
Hand Bills,
: Circulars,
Bill-Hsads,
Ball Tickets.
Blanks, Cards,
e. PRINTING IN cOLOKs, g.,
~As the lowest cash prices, -
Ia style unsurpassed By ssy sssssl'sh
Msnt il the Wet.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

fremont HouSe,
Situated On the corner Of Mill and Water
street,, Dacorah. Iowa Ire Prethsroe Pro-
pr'etor-''ood stabing attached, alse livery
VITA good horses cas-: carriage. and care.
fll drivers. to convey travslers TO any part
Of the country. p1t
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
OFFICERS;

n Pa,lnan, w. NJ. Geo. w. Piercs, s. W
r. B. Mitchell. J. w. Jno. S LAWYER, SEQ
Josish T. Mitchell. Treasures. J. J. Clenmer
s. d. J. B. Mitchell. J. D. Hsary Shuttle
worth, Tyler. IS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
Eagle Exshasss 1stsl,

By s. NJ. Cole. New Oregon. Howard county.
Iowa. Having purchased the above hotel
and made slch improvements - the wants
share Of public patronage. IN. 3. N. o.
Walkers stages leave this house daily for
all p iats east and west. aau.o.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

Why is a newborn babe like
a lady's hustle! Because you
1ever saw it before.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

Bacheloric exclamation-A A-las3
Maidenly observation-disclosures
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
0tt. (isso.l

9. s c. Scott. (issol nc.
" ara Ssstt Z Dssshsr,
Wholesale aud retail dealers n dry goods
groceries, boots and shoes. hats and caps
Yankee notions, TO-. Maiu street McGre
gor. I,ws will attend t. making collsc
y tions. or purchases Of producs.
0T. ]. ]. ClomMeS.
Physician and surgeon, New Oregon, Iowa
will atte I'd to all sals 10 his profeeeo
whether BY night or BY dav. Odlce at HE
residence on Main street, frst dsor north
Of Lswver's drug store.
". w738Log
Glider, Honse Sign, Carriage and Ornanaeu-
tai Psintsr, Glasief and Paper Hauesr. Cane
Seas Chairs r e SEATE d, varniahsd and
0suanented,
New Oregon Iowa. ln3s-anj
rTtc1lx 1rH11 Yl1D.
p;. r.I% Isr1.r q Al d'''Fipsi'.. sAi'E''',
q. Ofslisissa
80 % nv e t DOORS AND
III @ asa BLINDS aIs
! a.. Hish.ss essA price p.id, y ssr 6: g, sr,i,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

PIeasan.iy situated on The ossgs road sixteen
miller vest Of N.w Oregon 10 still o,,ea for
the reception VI tho travelling public ~.
o. Walk re stages leays this houss Cor the
TT GIBBONS. Proprietcr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
LATHROP HOUSE.
Frankville, Winheshek ounty, Iowa. ln2O !
r. LATHROR, Proprieter.


Justice Of the peace. Pis.ndsaler Duildias
opposite Esyle Exchange, New Oregon
Iowa. All ee!lestions Prs.ptly attended
to. (isl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
NATIONAL HOTEL,

WAIJONAL HVIElI,
Postvills, AlsmGkss osamty, Je0s.
rhs shove Hotel 10 situated -. mi % west of
MsCreger, on the ridge road, 10 large and
commodious, and has connected with it the
: best barn snN the road. Attentive sstlers
employed.
tnis iyl A. \. FIELD. Proprietor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

Fire insurance. agent. No. lSe Maj strst
New Oregon, Howard seuaty, lews.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

HNVCLZEKN NILE HOUSE.
The above hotel 10 situated four miles west ol
M.Grsga3, aad has connsetsd with i the
best barn snd she'd u the read. Good sst-
lsrs emp ovsl. -.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

D. .. U1HDFo0.
Attorney and counssllor at Law. Vernon
Sp.inys, Howard Couaty. lows Will ct
tend promptly to ell Business entrusssd =
his care. fn3a-iyl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11

DaVEA 3 Bto1enAls
Ast'r,,y, srl os,a sailors ss isw, necreker
Ip-L vii pra:ties 10 sac COS arts sf the i0tt
j,i:.s 81 liss.iss. ol,s opposite A'ersso'
Hotel
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-05-11
Cards.

!. Z Ainsvarth,
Att,raev and counsellor ss law, West Ua'
ion, - ,st.s comfy. Iowa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27
CITY AND COUNTY
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
AT the State Lunatic Hospital for the week
rb..,,on nsine Nv go Wind Rain.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BAROMETER

The members of the National Band wish
to have statement made in their behalf, lin
relation to their services during the late cam
paign. 1t is not well that anything but good
understanding should exist between so useful
an organization, and any class of citizens to
whom they look for support. Any public no.
tice OF them in such a connection as this,
which gives only hall statements, does injus-
tice to all parties. The band did good service
in the campaign, as it does wherever it is call
ed. And so far us the republican city com
mittee was interested, the business agent of
the band was certainly faithful to his trust.
Beyond this it would be Improbable to carry
any controversy. There has been no injustice
meant to anybody a few weeks OF patience
will show that there has been no injustice
done
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27

BURNING OF THE STEAMBOAT PACIFIC
Courageous Conduct ola WVe.-The Louisville
papers Of the 2lst inst. have further interesting
particulars of the burning Of the steamboat
Pacific, at Uniontown, which has been already
noticed by telegraph. Eleven lives are known
to have been lost, and three females were
seen to jump overheard, but one of whom
gained the shore The heroic conduct of Mrs
j. w. Mcdonald, who was travelling with her
husband, who was lying very low at the time,
with consumption, was a subject OF general
admiration. The announcement Of the con-
dagration was too much for his delicate nerves,
and the poor man swooned and died under the
excitement. The wife refused to leave the
corpse OF her husband to the nercless, fiery
element, but stood brayely by his death bed
until the flames licked the panels of the state
room where the corpse lay. In vain she
offered almost fabulous sums to any one who
would convey the body to the shore and in
her desperation she caught up the liieless form
and bore il to the guards OF the boat. 1t fell ,
from her grasp, however, and was destroyed,
it is presumed, with the boat. Mrs. Mcdonald
remained in Uniontown after the disaster, in
the hope Of gathering up the ashes OF hGr
deceased husband. negro porter saw the
captain Of the boat in a pcrilous situation and
threw him an oar, which the captain failed to
catch. The negro Immediately afterwards
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27


RAPID GROWTH OF MIssOURI-PRoGREss
OF THE FREE SOIL REVOLUTION IN THE
Sr,rp--I, nm ..I,s,,,,.. 81 fla, 1r,,;4.5 O.
o'"'u' e'u'"e' tle ul'd supplieu ny the elec
uon returns from the several counties will en-
able us to form Il tolerable correct estimate IF
tho nnnui,t;,, nf ,ho .,,.o ~, r.;.
tha t,,,,,.. il YIN ~, 800, ,t, T. ~ ~
bpr of votes n,il,l .,t nc 'u'n
cxr,,ds 1874 OOO Tln ,,,,,. ,,,'l,' i ~ ,ss
nu,nu,tpI IA Inh e3e M. i,'...p,'' - ~ "
in tuur years * In,r.f,ro 81 onN o,. 6t ,,i
c,ut PH.s. fans ,list am. i,,,,l
in tbe bri,.t nrr,nI nj :, nros'I,,,,,i9 ,,."a,
Tb,. rhi,.t t,u,. win IN, tnuJ i, ,h,, WI IN,
inn movement wLicI, was c1mn,,,,,.,d il, Ia
winter Of '56'57 Missouri :, Las I,,r,,r ~ ,'iia
uuuulati,n th,n anv ntl,.r slayn .t1ta w,
rast ~ llroer vot,. ON tl,,. 6ih inst finn, V;r,ir
in even althnuob tbe ,.tinrts maJn .h,r. IN
brine, out +, mn vnte wore unt nj ali .n,,,,,,rll
vim th, rff,rls mad. thsr t,r th,, s.,,,,. ,,
uo.p Ou,. dr,,..oiinn in tho Lon.o ,t r,.,,,,,.
scntaliyes * coInnu,4d ot seven mnn,hars i,
The next huls, chosen as il viii IN, ,,,,t,., ,h,
new announcement. we shall have nt l,ast
nine and perhaps ten. virginia h, virtne of
her negro pppuiation. will nave Inc more ,um.
crous r,prrseuiatiou i'm thar bodv Inn vol il
has nj the presrnt Missouri Arkuu.os
and Texas are the only slave states that
will gam am increased REPRESENTATION undnr the
ioithconinu apportlonnl,nt, but Tor In. last
tour cars Ms,uuri has tur iriuu4d nm. NH,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AT WEST CAM
BRIDGE "A lad thirteen years Of age, named
Ezra Shaw Goodwin Boutplle, met with his
death ON Saturday last under the following
circumstances. Some OF the town have been
eNcavating cave III the side Of Spring Val
ley" near the western shore of Spy Pond,
with view of having Il surprise party there
on Thanksgiving day. On Saturday, two
sons of G. I5ontelIe, Esq of the United Safes
Coast Survey, repaired to the cave, which is
near their residence, and worked therein.
Alter while the younger went to the shores
OF the pend, leaving his brother in the hole.
The rain Of the previous night had loosened
the embankment, aud it fell in, bury ing the
lad underneath. The noise started the lad
outside, who finding what had occurred, ard
that he could render no assistance, gave the
alarm, but life was extinct before the body
could be recovered, and the opinion prevailed
among those present that the tail OF the mass
OF earth oceasoned instant death. The at
tiicted parents and relatives have the sym
patlies Of the whole town at this sudden and
affective bereavement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27

Police CoURr.-On Mond..y, Michael Co
mer, for disturbing the peace, was fined SO
and costs, which he paid. Hannah Barry, Tor
keeping liquor nuisance, on account of the
obivious memory of the witnesses, was dis
charged. Mary Carney. for larceny of money
from the sore of Mrs. Mower, on the 18th of
June last, was ordered to be committed to eli
ther Of the houses of correction in the county
of Worcester Tor the Term of three months.
She appealed and gave bail in 500 for her
appearance before the superior court Pat
rick Malican, for breaking and entering the
shop OF Olvn Bolster with intent to commit
larceny therein, was bound over i'll 5000 for
his appearance before the superior court, aud
in default Of bail, committed to Jail at Wor.
cester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27

FURIOUS Scene IN AN ALDEnMAN's Or.
lioL'-l" o young women, who showed in
Their appearance and conduct evidence, of a
life Of debaucliery presented themselyas " ,i,
office Of Alderman Ogle, in PhiIad4lnhia ' n,,
"Wednesday. and said they had come to swear
off from drinking, as they had found il was
continually bringing them into trouble. "For
how long a time do you wish to abslain % ask
ed the alderman A discussion then arose
between the frail ones rs to the time they
thought their resolution would hold good.
One seemed to think six months would not be
too long, but the other was fearful she could
not hold out longer than three months. The
latter period was finally agreed upon, and the
oath was administered, then written of, en-.
closed in an envelope, aud handed TO each
"heereupon they left the Office and apparently
well satisfied Mt what they had done.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27

Worms, Worms. Various theories have been
started relative to the origin of intestinal worms and
etthe question is still vexed one among medical au
thorties OF fact however, all informed and in
which all agree-the fatal of the influence they
eXerton children At this of the year the attacks
OF worms are most frequent well most dangerous
We take great pleasure in directing the attention of pa
rents to The Vermifuge of DIR NJ Lane prepared by Elem
ing Bros, Pittsburgh 1t is of the most extraordi
nary medicines introduced to the public and has
never failed OF success when tried
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED VERMlFUGE, manufacturedby FLEM-
I'M bkoS OF littsburg, Pa All other Yermifuges in
comparison are worthless Dr. NJ Lanes genuine Yermi
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills can now be had at
all respectable drug None genuine without tbs
signature Of FLEMING BROS
MI batSwlt RI,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27

MAIL CHANGEs.-lmportant changes have
been made in the time of the arrival and de-
parture OF trains to and rom this city, as will
be seen by the time table published in another
column. We are sorry to learn that no ar.
rangement has been made by which mail
can be sent from this office to New York by
the new night mail train. There are few
places on the route to which such an arrange
ment would be more important, and we hope
our citizens will soou have the benefit of it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27
MAJ NAV NIanr TnA1n.-The new niph,

The New NIGHT TRAIN.-The new night
mail train from Boston to New York com.
menced running last night, under favorable
auspices, leaving Boston at nine o'clock, and
reaching this city at 10 40, as advertised, not
withstanding the stops at way stations. 1t
started from Boston with 10 passengers, 20
of them through passengers to New York,
and took on large number additional from
this city. Conductor Mo 'rill has charge of
the train between Boston and this city, return
ing at 35 in the morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27

MILLBURY.-At the regular communication
of Olive Branch Lodge, Saturday, oath inst,
the following officers were installed for the en-
suing year III. L. Rockwell w. NJ; Silas
Dunton, s. w; Geo. A. Perry, j. W.; John
L. Bacon, Treasurer; Geo. Brown, Jr., Sec.
rotary; L. w. Ainsworth, S. d.; Richard
Barrett, j. d.; Joel II. White, S. S.; f. A.
Mallilieu, j. s.; Thaniel Cutting, Tyler. The
ceremony OF installation was performed by d.
D. G. M. D tnel w. Taft OF Blackstone.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-27

lost sight OF the captain, since which time he
has been given up for lost. 1t is said that in
less than fifteen minutes after the fire was
first discovered the boat was burned 10 the
waters edge. The loss will sum up fully
100000, and is in great measure covered
hy