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.parficuIar section of this society, God has

 iisplayed his saving power in a meat re- msrkSble manner. There is scarcely a house where y0n may not hear the grcans of the wounded, or the songs of new born souls. There are not less than eight or nine conversions in one family, and from tive to four in many others. The good work is now fast spreading into neighbour ing towns. Wenham in particulars IS sha-. ring largely in its blessed fruits. The num- Der of hopeful converts is believed to be from 50 to 60. t

 T0preserve Trees from Insects The follow

 ing remedy is suggested by Dr James Mease

 of Philadelphia. .-Bore hole six inches deep in the tree and fll.it with four of sulphur 1;

 stopping the hole with: piece of wood the size of cork, driven in strongly. The late Geo. Webster, of Albany, was induced to try it first in the year 1905, upon .rec0mnlen-

 dation of one of the Shaking Quakers. The experiment was first made upon large elm, which had been nearly stript of it's leaves, and

 ssin less than 4S hours, not a single caterpil

 Tar was on the tree" He afterwards tried it

 upon several LombardY poplars, and upon a plumb tree with equal success; and has fallow-

 ed the practice, every year since 806 with

 uniform results. It has also been tried in New Y ork and Pennsy lsania, where he has been present, and in no case has it failed. Pneaunatic Engine.---An experiment. has been made with Mr. Browns newly invented

 Pneumatic Engine for propelling carriage

 against the ascent of a sharp acclivity, which was successfully tried lifon the steepest part of Shooters Hill, where the ascent gains IS l-e inches in 1g feet. MT Browns engine is constructed upon four wheel carriage. In ascending the hill seven persons. sat on the shafts.-N. Y. OJs. s