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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr. Field called up the bin to pay Emery
Wheelock and moved to 6ll the blank in the bill
so as to fix the su at $1,000 which motion was
favored by Mcssrs. Field, Rice o., Somerset,
Plympton, Gmndey. Adams Of Milton and GRAY.
opposed by Messrs llotchkiss aud barber and
agreed to- and the bill was ordered to third
realing Adjourned
SENATE.
AFTERNOON
Report Of COMMITTEES. BY the Select Conl-
mittee on that subject, IN favor of laying a tax
on the county Of Chntenden. By the committee
on the judiciary, in favor Of House bin, in rela
ton to property held lutrst By the committee
on Education 10 favor of House bill legalzinp
and authorizing the sale Of certain lands belong
ing TO Troy Conference Academy: severailv
read the third time aud passed 10 concurrence.
BY the Judiciary Committee, in favor Of the
bill, to amend chap. s. G. s, relating TO inquest
on the dead, with an amendment which was a.
greed to. Also, the bin relating 10 actions be-
tween co-partners co-plrceners aud tenants in
common, with an amendment which was adopt.
ed. BY the committee on Banks. in favor OF the
bill to incorporate the Waits River Bank. with
an amendment changing the name of the BANK
to the Bradford Bank, which was adopted sever.
ordered to a third reading.
BY the committee on Ranks. in favor Of the
bill to incorporate the Bank Of Royaton. with
an amendment which was agreed 10 sd reading
ordered by vote Of yeas %. NAYS >.
Engrossed Bals.-ro repeal an act in aidi-
ton 70 chap. 20 g. s., approved Nov. -. 1852.
constituting Sarah Ellen Bailey aud Alvira Gcor
ganua Bailey helr-atlaw of Elisha icrrck-
Relating to building and repairing fences COM
United 20 Senator for amendment aud amended
as proposed; passed
Bits Introduced ami rgfve9.-Bv NJ. Cool
dge, to amend sec - OF chap ll6. c. :; 10
the committee on Fitauce. By Sir. Moody IN
amendment of the act Incorporating The La.
noble Plank Road Company; 20 committee on
Roads. By 'r Morse, n addition TO chapter
26 c. 5, relating to Railroads; to the committee
o" noaus
MI il'y' caiied up the bill relating to taxing
OanAing corporations. Nter discussion by SEN
"'o's Con- Coolidge y hoyi' The I'D reading was
'eiu'eu' w vote OF yeas IL nays IL.
he House bhl, altering ihs time OF holding
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

Fre.-The Starch Factory of Arad Hitch
cock was burnt on "Wednesday the % inst to-
gether with about tons Of Starch and large
quantity Of Potatoes. Loss 5000. No insl-
rance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

Rutland & Burlington Ra,lroGd.-We are III
formed that this road has been compelled to make
an assignment to the Trustees Of the first mort
gage.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

Robbery The Mortified Post Office was
robbed on Sunday night, by some person as yet
unknown.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

The Musiruted .Nogqsms Of ATT -Ffeder'-'
Parker, IS Washington ST., Boston, ana Ia
Merrmack ST., Lowell.
This is another of Alexander Mon'goa'si!
elaborate and exceedingly cheap Pnol'oa'lo''''-
The illustrations are numerous, many OF lhe"
very fine, and the matter is interesiIns' Gu Pos'
large octave, fire Print--47 illustratScns'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

The Popular 4 iueaior: New York. Alexander
MONTGOMERY, +. Parker, IS Washington o''
Boston, and IA Menimack St. Lowell.
No. ofihis beautiful, and we are consiralnea
to believe useful. work has been placed on OUT
table. IA pages large octave, price only '-s
cents per number-or l34 cts. including postage
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

ing the Searsbnrg Turnpike Cos to the commit
tee on Roads.
The committee on Banks were excused from
further consideration Of House bill No. 2j2 re-
latng 10 the grand list, and it was referred to
the committee on the Grand List
Mr.. Smith of Barre called up the bill in
amendment Of the act Incorporating the Barre
Academy, when further statement Of facts was
elected from the committee. Mossrs. Barber
and Mclean opposed Messrs. Smith Of Barre,
Adams Of Milton, Washburn and Hayden favor
cd the bill, and it was passed.
The amendments proposed by the Senate to
the House bill in addition to the act to authorize
the business of banking were coucuued in.
Eng,ossed BiLis.-Renting to records and
files Of court los, and destroyed read the I'd
time and passed. In addition to sec 10 chap
c. s., relating to the grand list on motion
Of AR. Washburn, the bill was committed for
amendment
Mr.. Field called no the bill relating to the
bank shares Of nonresident stock holders, and at
his motion it was made the special order for to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr. Field called up the bin to pay Emery
Wheelock, and moved to fill the blank in the bill
so as to fix the 81 at $1,000. which motion was
favored by Messrs. Field, Rice OF Somerset,
! Plympton, Gmndey, Adams of Milton and Gray,
opposed by Messrs lIochkiss aud barber and
agreed to; and the bill was ordered to third
realing. Adjourned
SENATE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24

+. Deane and vote for A. O. Adds, was reject
ed by the tellers. Upon the fourth ballot Mr.
Deane was declared elected Reporter of the de-
cisions of the Supreme Court for the year ensu-
ing, and the Senate withdrew. Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-24
sENAlE.

Ut
Prayer by the chaplain.
Reports Of Commdiees.-Mr. Milington, from
the committee on Manufactures, favorably repor-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

FALL OF PIECE OF CHALK.-A de.
sruclve fire lately occurred at Dover, in England,
by which the extensive premises of Walker g.
Co., OIL merchants, aud other property, were
destroyed, amounting IN value to ESQ, 900. The
buildings burnt were situated beneath the cliff
and while The firemen were busiIy at work, some
person cried out, "fake care Of yourselves-the
cllil is falling" The men scattered in every
dlrection-bul before all could escape, s'n piece
OF chalk" fell from the cliff, so feet long, and 90
ieet deep, and estimated 10 weigh at least 1000
tons. II fell with noise resembling the discharge
OF cannon, and buried beneath it the apparatus Of
one OF the engines and several Of the firemen 1t
was also supposed that several persons were
walking on The cliff at The time, and when il fell
were buried with il, as they were missing. The
Immediate cause Of the accident Is supposed to
be The great heat of the fire, which expanded the
chalk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

FIRE AT THE WORCESTER HousE. About a
quarter before A. Sunday afternoon, smoke was dis.
covered, issuing from the roof of the Worcester
House. The alarm was Immediately given aud the
Fire Department was soon the ground in full force
The fire was in the attic Of the main building, and
had spread so widely, and the place was so difficult
to come at, that i. something like half an hour
before the fire was subdued. 1t had, in the mean
time charred the attic through out and burnt through
the roof in NAM places. The main building was
inundated with water, thai the ceiling of all the
upper rooms will have to come down and be renew.
ed. The main building vas cleared Of its contents,
and presume the damage to the furniture will be
considerable. The House was insured at hs Charles
town Mutual Office to the amount Of 81, 600, which
will more than cover the damage.
The fire appears to have taken in the northerly
part Of the attic, either in or near pile Of NATURES.
ses which were stored there. How it originated is
not known.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

Gg Three or four weeks ago amusing incident
took place in one Of the most splendid Of the New
York hotels, which is too good moi to be related;
distinguished Southern gentleman, formerly a
member Of the Cabinet, was boarder in the house,
and preierring not to at The table d'hote,' had
his meals served in his paror with all the ele-
gance for With the establishment is noted. Being
somewhat annoyed with the airs of The servant who
waited on him-a negro of very sooty complexion
he desired hun, one day at dinner, to retire. The
negro bowed and tool-his stand directly behind the
genteman's chair. Supposing HIN gone, it was with
some Impotence, that few minutes after, the gem
lleman saw him step forward to remove tho soup
"FeIow," said he, ''leave the room wish to be
alone" "Excuse me, sir,' said Cnffee, drawing
himself up, sliy, 'but I'm respons lille for the sil
Verl'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

1HE FIGHTING CANDIDATE. Every one
mas heard Of the Congressman who were elected
oY stealing. One fellow stole pig, which start
ed such opposition and abuse that his friends re-
doubled their exertions aud elected him,-aItri.
buiing the SANDER to the malice Of his rival. At
the following campaign, his adversary, rot to be
outdone in felony stole horse, which raised, az
itdeserved 10 do,a much bigger hue and cry, both
for and against him, in consequence Of which, he
was triumphantly elected. We saw in Western
Virginia, few days since, candidate (call him
Mr., Jones,) who headed off his antagonist, Mr.
Brown, by brilliant piece of military tactics.
They had been both addressing the people at a
school.house in the District, when Jones began 10
get little the worse of it. Making up his mind
that a bold stroke was necessary to rally his
friends, he sprang TO his feet, and stood like Ma
poleon at Lodi. s'LooE here Mr. Brown, can't
talk much, but can fight like rocks, ard if you
come here into the school-yard well try set to-
and if you lick me, pledge myseiFio vote for
you and stump the District Cor you; but if lick
you, you must vote and stump for me-. Come
ahead! Brown was sold. He has never been able
to see how that could settle the questions in dis
pute; bat in Virginia over the mountains, it would
settle Jones election, sure.-Phu. Reg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05
Salisbury mansion school.

The Fall Session of this School, will open WEDNEs-
DAY. Sept 7th, and continue fourteen weeks Catd-
logues with particulars, furnished on p,lcalIon.
Candidates for new admission should amply immedi-
atey n. T. BENT, PRINCIPAL
Lincoln Square, August 30 d5t 50
Worcester Water Cure Imst1tution.-Nc
GLEN STREET.--This Institution is well arranged
the treatment of nvads at all of the year
TERMS usually, for full board and treatment ON
81 TO per week. For out of door treatment So per
week.
Each patient should furnish one line and two heavy
Cotton sheets; two wooden blankets; comfortable
and old linen for bandages.
Out door practice attended TO as usual
Office hours from 2 to 4P. M.
dec6 dWtf 5. ROGERS NJ d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05
The Greatest Medical Discovery of the


MIX. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in opr
Of our common Pasture Weeds a remedy that cures
every Kind OF liumor, from the worst Scofla dow TO
common Pimple, lie has tried it in over eleven tnu-
dred cases. and never failed except in two cases nhun-
der hnmor) He has now in his possession over Nv q
miles OF Boston '
mouth
pies the lace
Two or three bottles viii clear the system Of bes
Two oalties Is warranted TO cure the canAtr in
the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles is warranted to cure the worst
case of Erysipelas.
One to two bottles is warranted tC cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles is warranted to cure running Off ear
and botches among The hair.
-Four 40 six bottles is wafraned 10 cure corrppt anil
running ulcers
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two TO ihree bottles Is warranted 10 cure the worst
case of ringworm.
Two 10 three bottles warranted 10 cure the uost
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Three or four holesis warranted cure salt rheum
Five to eight bottles will the worst case Of scro-
fua.
benefit Is always experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity
Is taken, '"
Reader pedsied over a thousand bottles of this IN
the vicinity of Boston. ! know the effects of il m
every so sure as water viii extingnisb Gro ~,
sure will this cure humor. never sold botte of n
but that bottle sold another after trial il always
speaks for itself There two things about This herb
pastures IN some places que plenty and vet ia value
has never been known until discovered il In le46
second, that Il should cure all kinds of humrr Ihave
gwen u TO children year old, up 10 old men of sixly
from me honellest woman Ia Boston, up 20 the belle of
Nonanlum, ard IN all cases the cure is certain No
change OF die Is ever necess0ryeai the best you can
get nave likewise an herb when simmered In sweet
ol dssov's scrniulous swelling Of the netk aud under
the enrs-price so cents
directions Jor Use.-Adut, one table spoonful per
gay chidren over eight years, desert spoonful child
lop nom fvc 70 light yenrs, tea spoonful As no d.
recli0n eau be applicable TO all constitutions take
enough 10 operate on the bowels twice day
Mr. Kennedy gives personal attendance IN bad case.
Of Scruinn. '''U'
Pflce ST. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY
100 Warren street, Roxbury For sale by REDDINg
AZ 90 State street, Boston.
For sale in Worcester by d Scott M n. Gree, q
Q. White 90, q. A. Harrington T. o., n n. Mn,sh
v. Weaherbee, Caldwell a hin, Bush a ca Is,nai
Green, l.. 7. LaEell, sibey a scott Clapnvills Geo
Roberts southbridge, A. r. Amidon div anal
Segnrs Of exquisite flavor are ALWAYS 10 bs
found IN qumtitiesto suit the Drug store OF
13-dtf - - az nsa 1Mh,,1
VIII LIAM DICKINsO
NOTARY PUBLIC.
VIII attend 10 this aud 20 other matters OF buelnens AZ
hls Vince over the Central Bank. nOv6-d1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

ACoPYRIGHT DIFFIcULTY-The Septem-
Der number of Iarper's Magazine contains tale
entitled 'Uncle Bernard's Story which was
probably copied by the editors from an English
periodical but which, it appears, was originally
published in this country, in Putnam's Magazine.
The latter periodical Is copyrighted, and the pub
fishers claim that the transfer of the story 10 the
columns of Harper's Magazine is violation Of
their copyright, and have applied for an injunction
to prevent the Messrs. Harper from selling the
September number of their magazine
This action, If pursued, will bring up the ques.
ton whether the copyright of a whole magazine
will protect the individual articles separately
Although there has been no Intentional violation
of the copyright law by the Messrs, Harper, yet
if these proceedings are decided against them the
damages will amount TO very large sum- The
penalty for violation of the law is fifty cents
for each and every copy of the copyrighted pub
LEGATION illegally issued The publishers Of Har.
per's Magazine claim circulation Of one hundred
and twenty five thousand copies, which would
make the penalty $62 ,50O-a snug little sum, one
half of which would 60 10 the Government, and
the other half to the publishers aggrevied.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

~ The great American clipper ship "sover-
ei9n of the Seas, ?" which made the quickest pas
sage from the United States 10 Liverpool ever
made by sailing vessel, has been sold to Eng
lishmen, and put into the Australian trade Her
Yankee commander. Capt L. Mckay, has come
home with orders to build another like her for
an English firm. The builder is Donald Mckay
Of Boston, brother of the Captain. The English
men greatly admired the Sovereign of the Seas;
they freely confessed that she was wonderful
vessel-of an original model, and that the style
of her construction displayed uncommon strength
without cumsiness, and a neatness they had rare
y seen equaled.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

RICH GOLD PLACER AT NoRTH WELL
FLEEr.-.We learn from Capt. Cook, Of The
schooner Sarah, of Proyincetown, that on Satur.
day morning last, while Capt Daniel Rich, of
North WeIlfeei, was 10 pursuit of his horse in
the pasture, he discovered large number of
blackiish, species Of whale, some Of which
were high and dry and Others soon run upon the
beach, With the aid Of his two boys he sue.
cteded in securing no less than so of The valua-
bic fish, which yielded fom 75 to 80 barrels Of
on worth from So to go cents per gallon, or say
Inaggfegaie, $780, pretty good mornings
work.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

"a The last number of the Liberator, contains
psycometrical examination of the character Of
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, by Andrew Jackson Davis,
the seer. From the Introductory portion of the
article, we copy the following:
"Moyed by special desire to investigate for
myself the intrinsic nature of the gentleman, 1
yesterday went into Boston, and procured lock
of hair from the head of VIM. Lloyd Garrison.
With this hav, l expect to throw myself SO clearly
into clairyoyance, that to examine this public
man, to see bin just as he is, and NOT as he or
Others may think that he is, viii be an easy mat
ter"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

GRAssHoPPERs. We have strange reports Of
the rayages of these insects. Whole fields have
been devastated by them, crops have been cut off,
and in one instance they have thrown themselves
like the worshippers Of Juggernaut, under the
wheels of the locomotives and stopped the train
on the railroad. We have suggested remedy
which is infallible--to raise turkeys. A flock Of
turkeys will march across field, and leave as
few grasshoppers, as the grasshoppees, by all ac-
counts, leave Of everything else.-Iyooineace
Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

CINCINNATI, Sept LA meeting of the cit
liens was held at Masonic Hall to night, to take
measures for the impeachment of Judge Finn.
who recently gave up the slaves who were brought
into the State by their master. The hall was
crowded by men of all parties. The resolution
that Finn ought to be impeached, passed unan-
imously, and committee was appointed to pre-
pare and bring it before the Legislature next win
ter. The committee consists of Judge Hoadley,
r. B. Pullen, and ohm Jolife.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

EY- Fanny Fern pites city children 50 Here
comes group Of pale faced city children on their
way to school! God bless the little unfortunates!
Their little feet should be crushing the srawber,
rles. ripe and sweet, on some sunny bill slope,
where breath OF new-mown hay and clover bios
SONS would give roses 10 their cheek, strength
and grace to their cramped and half-deveoped
limbs Poor little creatures!-they never saw a
patch of blue sky bigger than their salchels, or
blade OF grass that dared TO grow without permis-
SION from the mayor, aldermen and common coun.
Gil Poor, little sseetons!- tricked ont like fash
ion prints, and fed on diluted skim-mk and big
dictionaries. | pity You.',
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

THE LION "A few days ago, at Hyltons me-
nagerie, IN Glasgow, mischieyous urchin, after
teasing the African lion, punctured his nose with
needle. The beast, feeling the smart bound
ed against the iron bars Of the incosure. and
drove the needle further in. The keeper, Mac
como who was unaware Of what had occurred,
went into the den for the purpose of exhibiting
its performance, but fortunately discerned the
eye ofthe needle in the lions olfactory nerve
The lion seemed to supplcate, and Maccomo,
with great courage, extracted the needle, upon
which the king of the forest, relieved from the
the pain, fondled him with all the affection of a
spaniel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

NATcHEz. Sept O. The yellow fever is now
prevailing at Natchez as epidemic. On Sat-
urday there wer interments, Sunday 5, Monday
3, and yesterday 3, equal. in proportion to the
present population, to 100 day in New Orleans.
The disease seems TO prove fatal almost entirely
among foreigners and Others unacclimated. :
Everybody has left town that could do so, and
Dut very few are left. Business was at a dead
stand; but two dry goods stores we're open on
MAN street yesterday; most of the merchants
have sought temporary locations in the country
and neighboring villages. SO great panic never
occurred before from any similar cause among the
people
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05
J. DALTON, NecTet0Ty.
North Oxford, Sept. 2, 1858.

e. The following are the candidates of the
Free Democracy of New York for state officers:
Secretary of State, Charles B SedgwicE, of Onon-
daga Controller Seth NJ Gates of Wyoming );
Attorney General John Jay of New York; Treas
urer, Nathan Soule of Onondaga; Canal Com
missioner, Charles B. Cassoss q Prison Inspsc
tor, Horace Boardman of Clinton; State Engineer,
Silas Cornell of Monroe; Judge of Appeals (fuli
term,) Leonard Gibbs of Washington; Judge of
Appeals, (short term,) E. ]. Chase of Niagara :;
Clerk Of Appeals, Thomas w. Frost Of Oneida.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

HURRICANE. A destructive hurricane pass
ed over the South part of the town Of Lapeer.
in CORTLAND county, N. Y. on the 9th uit.. un.
roofing houses and barns and Frustrating fences
and trees unfortunately. Several buildings
were torn to fragments. Among the dwelling
houses partially destroyed was that Of David Tai
bot, whose wife feeling il give way, rushed out Of
in the garden. After recovering little from the
shock, she endeayored TO get to the house, but
was again carried several rods by the wind and
coming within reach of shade tree, she held fast
TO i until the storm abated. No person appears
to have been seriously injured, although several
escaped narrowly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05
warranted Pure Drugs

For Prescriptions and Physicians use, t1om The most
reliable sources in Boston and Nelo Yark, can be
found at The Store Of Le,ns r. LazeH, POI Main
Street.
EVERY one who IS any conveSsant with Drugs and
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty OF finding an arti-
Gle perfectly free from adueraion. Especially is this
the case with those in general use which of Il Others
should be as pure possible. 1t has been for wears
aud now is my aim, 10 purchase but the hest
Drugs-Ihose which may be relied upon, aud all may
feel confident Of the purity Of every article obtained at
my establishment. rnst that discriminating public
will continue TO snstalR me in my endeavors by their
patronage assuring them thar every article will be held
as represented. Physicians prescriptions carefully
Iyl dawtt l.. Il. LAZELL, ApOthecary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-05

pST In a recent debate in the House Of Com
mons, i was stated that the catalogue of the IL
brary OF the British Museum, now in process OF
compilation, has already cost one hundred thou.
SAND pounds and is SO far from being complete,
that 1t cannot be finished in less than forty years.
lhis catalogue already fills 1900 folio volumes
when completed, il will form, according to the
neat portable work Of 10 600 volumes"