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r. A N Q Y q O O d S
ID. M. KNIGHT s. co, lar. ia.

-, lsPoEI slsS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN nl =
ENGLISH, FRENCH, L GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
Nos. 26 and 28 Tesey street, up STAIRS 5etpeen
BrodtOay and Church st, eet, NeiC York. 3
CoMBs.-BuGalo, Rubber and Horn Back Combs, in
great variety; Twist Dressing, and Ivory Combs BuT
TONS-Whaebone, cit, Lasting, Mohair, Twist Bone
Metal, Silk, Agate, &C.. BRUSHEg.-Hair, Tooth Nail
&c. Linen Thread. Spool Cotton Needless Pins Hooks
and Eyes, Hair Pins, Elastics, Whalebone, Linen and
Cotton Tapes, Linen and Cotton Bobbng Scissors Thin
eles and great variety Of Fancy Goods and Fans &C.
hll ehsap for cash. d1y N fz8 4
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CHILDREN's YOUTHS CLOTHING.

Ample provision has for many years, existed in this
city, for the abundant supply of every description Of
MEMS Clohing but hitherto little attention has been be
slowed upon Clothing for Children and Youth indeed no
estabhshmentin this city has hitherto attempted the rah
or oncut business of manufacturing an adequate gen
era assortment of the various styles and sizes of Chill
dren and Youths Clothing, (snd the want of such an
establishment has for long time been regarded as Sc
Flons nconvenence Believing, tbst city so extensive
andlmporaut as Worcester has become deandsa at least
one first class establishment of this sort the subscribers
have been INFUSED to establish separate and distinct
department for the exclusive manufacture and sale of
CHILDREN AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
At wholesale and retail, and for this purpose sepaP
ate apartment has been fitted up in the Second Story Of
our store which under the charge of experienced ar
nst, who will, at all times be prepared to make to order
any style of Children and Youths Garments for all per
persons who may not prefer selections from stock Of
READY-MADE GARMENTS,
OF which, we here desire say that we intend 10 keep
very extensive and varied assortment If all the best
sys in vogue in the larger Cities and it will be our con
Bant aim to produce Garments of the Nedtes and most
ttTdcttUe Form and Style, and to furnish them at all
times at the MOST MoDEsATR Prices possible which
prices will be marked in Plain Figures upon each Gar
nent, aud sold upon the
"ORe Price Systen.D
AS in the other departments of our business. We
have only to add that hope to make this Department
worthy of general confidence and patronage
A. p. WARE & co.
mch3O d3taw&wtf
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INSURANCE.,
ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY Hartford
Capital 81 O00, O00l ~ H-
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY. Providence
Capital $500
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York.
Capital $500, 600.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE. COMPANY Providence
CAPITAL $4,000.
me above named Companies continue 10 insure undo
Rvorahle terms. For further particulars inquire Of
A. II. BBLLOCK, Agent,
OFT dawH Worcester
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NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS
S. THOMPSON &c CO..


2AT Main street,
Raverly Novels, new Edition.
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American Merchants in Europe, Asia and Australia,
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Life of Charlotte Bronte
Viva, by Mrs. SouLhWorth,
Things not generally known.
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This is no Hunlbug. We assure all who may read
this, that every article will be found reduced in price,
aud marked as adUertised aboUe, and all who examine
our stock early will ind Of the best bargains ever
offered in this county.
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PRINTS, PRINTS.

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MONDAY MORNING, JULY
JEWELRY, &C.

GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY,
F A n. @ Y GO OBS &c G.
The undersigned have in store and offer foT sale an
sellent stock Of the above articles,
WaIcbes-0f B. Adams Il SONS, Jules Jurgensen's
James Nardiu's, and Tobass manufacture.
JeWeLFy-Diamond, Mosaic and Cameo; Ladies'
and Gents Gold Chains, of every variety of pattern
SPectac ies-Pebble, Perriecopic and common glass,
In Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated bows ADAPTED for all
sights.
French Clocks of different patterns in Marble
Gilt and Bronze Covers.
silver and Plated Wure-of every style, with
an endless variety of Fancy Goods.
Guns-English, Double and Single Barrel, Stub and
Damascus Teist.
PistOis-Co'ts', Chicopee and Warmers RevoIyers
Smith and NELSON'S Volcanic Repeater, Aliens celebrst
ed Breach loading Rife, and spoitsmen's Equipments
Of every variety, loan
N. B. Watches and JeWelry repaired, and warranted
FISK s. GODDARD,
1876 Union BLOCK Main street.
mchl9 d%wtf Worcester Mas
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and Zinc Business Goats.
Among which will be found some very attractive gar,

Among which will be found some very attractive gar
nents.
THE CUSTOM DEPAR TMENT
Continues under the charge of Mr. STEVENSON who t
Is needless to add has superior in his Profession and
no pains will be spared to render this Department. salts
factory in the highest degree 1t now contains fine Sc.
lection Of
Vestinss, Pant Stnffs, aud COnt7ngs,
To which all the and desirable STYLES will be added
as fast as they appear in market
trusting by the amount variety, and superiority
OF our Stock moderate prices and unremed application
10 business to merit and receive continuance of the lib
era 7sronage which has for years been bestowed upon
rms establishments we beg leave respectfully to invite
al purchasers Of Clothing examine our stock before
making their selections.
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Vol. XII.-No. 1881
THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JONI MlLToN EARLE, 9
Wis DREv at No 212 Main Street, Worcester Mass.
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AM HITE IRON STON u WARE-of 3D.
wards mS-niactnre, every piece Of which Is wafs
tainted rot to crack in the glazing VI and look at IT,
FIRTH a NICHOLS,
q NMH Successr9 ~ brown Firth.
- ECOND HAND FURNITURE. = Fam
- lies breaking up housekeeping and wishing to sci
their Furniture for cash, and have removed without
trouble themselves end customer, BY calling at
PUTNAM 4 OLARK's, 1i3 Main Ut. nu my20
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Spring Overcoats,

Consisting of all the leading popular styles Of the sea
son. together with full stock adapted to hard service
Especial attention is invited to our assortment Of
Spring OyercOats.
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-06

A ScRAP.-Tne Incorporate man, in
the beginning of his course, moves joyful.
ly along feeling wise, and rich and hap.
Ply. You can almost envy his freedom
from care aud trouble, his fine social quail.
tiles and the estimation in which he is
held by his associates.
But wait little. Notice his foolish
bargains, wasted estates, and the wretch.
ed state of his family Listen to his
frothy discourse Of his angry and bias,
phemous expressions ? Observe the tat
ereu condition of his dress, the trembling
of his limbs, the redness of his eyes, the
loss of his appetite, and the disgusting
Odor of his breath Think of his mis-
cradle end-of the loss of his soul-of an
eternity of remorse, and excruciating an-
guisb OF spirit Aud you must contes $
that the way of the transgressor, howev-
er pleasant at first. is indeed hard.
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Home Items.

COMMENCEMENT at Middlobury Col.
lege occurs on the 18th day of Au.
gest next. The graduating class consists
of twenty one members. We understand
a large Freshman class is expected. The
finances of the institution are in a much
better situation than at any time before,
and the College under the guidance Of
It's excellent Faculty, gives every indi-
cation of renewed and hopeful life. Rev.
Edwin HALL D. d. is the orator, and
Mr.. b 4 PERRY the Poet. before the
Society Of Associated Alumni, at their
next anniversary.
- REMARKABLE CoINcIDENcE.-We
learn from the Mortified Messenger
that precisely the same circumstances
occurred at Rutland, week before last,
as Happened here. A man by The name
Of George Mullen disappeared in state
Of intoxicntion, and an Irishman was
fined for giving away liquor.
- We are informed that Messrs
CHAPMAN & Barbour have leased the
store formerly occupied by r L. Fuller
in Stewards building, and intend to com
mence business in few days. They are
now in market, and will soon return with
a new stock of goods
PoRTER's SPIRIT OF THE TIMES, who
is the hest judge in the America, says
that Mr.. Linsleys Stock Journal is ono
of the best papers in the country
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-06

BRANDON. The people of this enter.
prising town, have among them an old
resident by the name Of Judge JUNE,
lawyer and unmarried. Having plenty
of leisure, the Judge has devoted himself
with assiduity to the adornmcnt of the
public grounds. 10 order to testify
their appreciation Of his worth, q large
number of his friends last week, mado
him a grand presentation of an ontire
suit Of apparel and fine linen, sumpustu-
ously gotten up, accompanied by speech
from E. N Briggs Esq, which set the
Judge back about forty feet The wit.
nosses all say that the affair passed off
with great cclat.
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The Famous Dog Suit.

We fnd in western paper a copy of
the decision of Judge Allen. in the ia.
nous case of Wiley vcrsus Slater-an
action brought to recover the 'vally" Of
Wiley's dog jack" alleged to have
died in consequence of injuries Inflicted
by Skaters dog. Both tho parties to
the suit resided in Utica the dog fight
occurred here; the initial legal proceed
ings were commenced before Justice
Jones scores Of young men in town
were witnesses tcstifying to the remark.
able qualities Of Jack )" End t. crown
all, everybody in town "that is any
body" well knew and distinctly remem.
bers said deceased dog
The decision of Judge Allen, which
was concurred in by his associates,
Judges Bacon and Pratt. is worth read.
ing, and SO we give it:
This is the first time l have been
called upon to administer the Jaw in the
case Of pure dog fight or fight 10
which the dogs, instead of the owDors,
were the principal actors.
l. am constrained to admi. total 10.
rorance Of tho code ducl,o among dogs,
or what constitutes just cause of Of
fence and justities resort to arms, or
rather to teeth, for redress what viola.
ton Of the rules Of etiquette entitled
the injured beast to insist upon prompt
and immediate abstraction, know not,
and am glad to know that no uice uues.
ton upon the conduct of the conhic, on
the part of the principal actors arises in
this case.
st is not claimed upon either side
that the struggle was not in all respe cts
dog like and fair. Indeed, was not be-.
fore aware that any law, human or di
vine, moral or ceremonial, common or
statute, undertook to regulate these mat.
tiers, but supposed that this was one of
the few privileges which this class Of an.
finals still retain in the domesticated
state; that it was one Of their reserved
rights, not surrendered when they enter.
ed iuto and became part of the domcs
tic institution, to settle and avenge, in
their own way, all individual wrongs and
insults, without regard to what Black.
stone or any other jurist might write.
speak or think of ''the rights Of persons"
or the rights of things" l have been
firm believer with tho poet in the in.
struction, if not semi divine right, Of
dogs to 6gbt, aud with him would say,
Let dogs delight to bark and bite,
For God hath made them so,' &c.
"Tho evidence is slight that the dog
died in consequence of this fight. But
us this question is left in doubt by the
evidence, the judgment Of the Justice is
conclusive as to the cause Of the death.
| can, however, see no just grounds for
the judgment. 1t can only be supported
on the broad ground that when two dogs
fight and one is killed, the owner can have
satisfaction for bis loss from the owner
of the victorious dog aud know of no
such rule. The owner of the dead dog
would, think, be clearly entitled to the
skin, though some, less liberal, would be
disposed 20 award it to the victor, and
this rule would ordinarily be q fair
equivalent for the loss ; and with that,
unless tho evidence differ materially from
that in this case, be should DO content.
THE judgment of the County Court
is reversed"
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menacing expression until that moment
when loud and uncomfortable laugh
burst from its lips, and it exclaimed,
what don't you know me d? l am
Nadaud, and here is my friend Socra.
ties, otherwise Marshel paraguay d.
Killers, ready to appear again when-
ever you choose and close at hand is
my comrade, Eugene Guinot in life,
and Alcibiades in death, waiting to be
summoned after me, as he would most
assuredly have been, had 1 been able
to follow up the joke" You can just
imagine the effect produced by the
discovery of the mysti6cation. Mr..
Hume was struck powerless and dumb;
when he recovered, he begged it to be
remembered that he had been the first
to find out the deception, and asserted
that the spirit summoned would have
appeared. for that he really posses
the faculty Of raising them. In few
moments, however he disappeared land
the next day we heard without aston.
ishment of his sudden departure from
Paris. 1t seems that the three mau>
vais plaisans who had been excluded
from the company had been determine
ed to revenge themselves and, with
the assistance of confrere, aided
likewise by the false white beard of
Socrates, and the cccked hat of Fred-
erick the great, had almost succeeded
in duping the operator, had it not
been for the uncomfortable laughter
of Nadaud, which betrayed the whole
conspiracy. This is the story told of
the sudden desertion of the camp by
Mr.. Hume"
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TnE La or GGlGGg WA-uyGrov,
by WASHINGTON IRVING G. p. PUTNAM
& Co.. New York.
1t is perhaps enough of eulogy to say
of a new book that is was written by
Irving, and published by Putnam. The
first 10 numbers Of this elegant work
have been received. They are written
in the choicest English of their distin.
guished author, illustrated with the most
splendid steel engravings, and printed in
a style of art which has never been sur.
passed in the country, We can conceive
OF no morc necessary book for the libra.
ry, nor of no present so suitable, as the
Life of the Great Washington, illustra.
ted blythe greatest of living authors
The book when completed will DO in
three volumes, of 500 pages each. 1t is
now being published in semi monthly
numbers of 80 pages at 25 cents per mum.
Ter We recommend the project to all
our readers as one we'll worthy their at.
teptiop.
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EmGRATloN FROM Norway TO Cana.
DA AND THE UNITED STATES. -Informa.
ton has reached England that upwards
of 10000 Norwegiaps will proceed from
Norway to Quebec during the present
summer. Several of these will remain
in Canada, but the larger portion will
pass on to the North Western States of
America. Sir Cusack Rooney, has left
England for Christiana to make arrange.
ments for the transit Of those persons
from Quebec to their destination. and
also to disseminate information with ref.
erence to Canada On behalf Of the Gov.
eminent,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-06

The RESOLUTIONS OF '9S-9-The
moss,grown and cobwebbed fossils, the
Resolution of '9S and 90, received a
hard blow in the Legislature of New
York, in their formal adoption by the
Republicans as part of set of nulli6ca,
ton resolves against the Dred Scott de-
cision. The pretext for The proceeding
was that the decision # the Supreme
Court is fedora INVASION Of tho rights
ofthe States aud So these ali onted pa
triotic patriots be'ake themselves to the
time honored refuge of Virginia Democ.
racy in as Indignantly virtuous manner
as we have often seca the dominant par.
ty in this State do. The den Of the
prairie dog is said to contain usually in
addition to himself a rattlesnake and
an owl. Animals no less akin go to
cover under the resolutions Of '98 and
'99. This is not perhaps the fault of tho
resolutions themselves, but it shows how
unmitigated humbug it has been in the
Democracy to assume virtue and credit
10 themselves for periodically reaffirm.
ing them-for tho most part, too, in
utter ignorance Of what they really are.
--Petersbprg htelHgencer.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-06

A FRlEND IN NEED, is the Balsam Of
Wild Cherry to all who are afflicted
with bronchial troubles or Asthma Its
singular power over these diseases has
rendered DR.. Wistar famous wherever
pulmonary complaints are known.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-06

Hon. y p. Walton is entitled to
our thanks for a COPY Of the J1urnal of
tho Senate for 1856. The work is very
neatly done, and is decided mark of
credit to tho Montpelier press.
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Treat the patient in this way onco or
twice, and we shall hear of no more
complaints about being swindled
This recipe will answer 10 other cases of
impertinencc.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-05-06

The IMMACULATE CONCEPTION The
Dutch Catholic Bishops Of Harlem,
Utrecht and other dioccses have issued
pastoral instructions protesting against
the doctrine Of the immaculate concep'
tion of the Virgin Mary.
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eve understand that q suspic.
ious looking fellow has been in New
Haven, swindlng some persons of that
town by selling to them to use and
vend to others some imaginary pa
tent rights. Now all we have to say
about the matter is this, that any
man who will sit quietly down, aud hear
one Of these itinerant swiudlers go
through with bis story, ought to suffer
some. We have often thought somo
people love to be cheated, from tho fact
that they are constantly complaining of
being swindled by German and other
peders. Instead Of taking their money
aud going to the store of some response
BILE merchant they are by some hoe us
pOcus made to. believe that they are buy.
ing at cost, and even less than cost.
We will give our readers a rec ipe "to
prevent being cheated by pedlers"-
When you see one laundering along into
your house, just tell him you do not
want anything be has got in his greasy.
budget. If he does not understand that.
just rosolutely tell him "get out ;"-if
that fails, and you have thick boot with
a square tee 10 it,-use it,