mini.Removing.—Messrs. Seaber Gvube are tearing down their old planing mill, which will for all time to come settle the disputed question of removing it by orders of the railroad company. They have taken themachinery in the old mill to the new«/place, and are at preseut engaged in patting up the engine. For the time being the old mill answered all the purposes, but time works changes, nml so materially was the change that no one with any degree of judgment can help but feel that the new planing mill is a decided improvement on I he old ; besides, it is located on a lot that belongs to the firm, and not on grounds owned by the railroad company. The new mill is an improvement to our place and no doubt affords ample room, iu order to be the better able to manufacture and till orders. We not only look upon the building as an improvement to our town, but we arc glad to see the firm •succeed even beyond llu; most .sanguine anticipations.