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8, 1853.
NOTICES

WORCESTER SCHOOL OF DESIGN
w AND AUADEMY OF FINE ARTs.-The Fail
Term will commence September LIST, 1858. At this In
stituton the Amateur Teacher, Architect Designer, &C.
will and instruction adapted to the profession Of each
Particular attention given to those preparing teach
aud tea hers aided In procuring situations.
Children's Glasses Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons at 81 for eleven ueeks. or $40 per year
The attention parents is particularly requested to the
peculiar advantages afforded pupils from six to fourteen
years of age.
Gallery of Paintings.
One He'll at the Academy is constantly open to the
public who invited to visit the collection of Paintings
Engravings, &c. The choicest engrsvngs, and every
kind of Artists Materials for sale at importers prices
r r E N OH IN SIT u TIE.
An English and French Department, under the united
care Of Miss Il. J. GARDNER and Mons. A. De VENRzE
graduate OF the Lyceum Louis lie Grand in Paris ill be
opened in connection with the School OF Design, sept
lst 1855 Children Of Eve years Of will be admitted
to the preparatory course in which they will begin the
elements of both English and French Oder pupils will
be advanced to such standing in the regular four years.
course as their previous attachments may Justify
French text books used aud recations conducted en-
trely 10 French whenever it is possible do For
NJ. I. ROBINSON, n.,-.,-.,.
Il. J GARDNER. : PRINCIPALS
Worcester, Aug II, 1858. aulS dsm
WORCESTER ACADEMY. = The next
w Term will commence the leth inst under the CON
tnued charge Of Messrs. GREENE and REYNOLDS
who will devote their whole time and attention to the
school,
CALENDER FOR 1850.
1858. Fan Quarter commences THURSDAY, Sept. 10.
- Winter T. MONDAY, Nov. 90.
1859. Spiing sc " THURSDAY Feb H.
summer =" MONDAY, May 2.
Tuition. per Quarter in advance.
Common English Branches .................S5 90
Higher English, each tranch additional. ....... 90
Any one Language, Classic or Modern. 90
Each addt'al Language, branch of Higher Eng. 90
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Worcester, Sept T. 1858. d&wu 81
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R1NIRE ENGINE FOR sALE.--A nrst class
~ Fire Engine Of large capacity which has proved,
upon trial 10 po equal 10 the best machines built will be
Nd low, Il application Is made soou to
E.T. MARBLE,
~ dh No. Trumouil 1t Worcester
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Our Boys Department,

In the Second Story contains larger aud better assert
OF garments for boys of all Sizes than any other
establishment in the State, out of Boston We now
to offer several new and desirable Novelties and in
tend TO spare pains to make this department deserV
ing Of the pemauet approval and patronage of all pur
chaters of Clothing for Children and Youth.
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GPANIsH COIN. y =
MEXICAN COIN,
Bought and Sold at Boyd, - sHchange ONCE, No. [.
coin HOUSE, Block at
A RARE CHANCE FOR BUST ( ESS.
"A The stock Of Pictures, Picture Frames and Gliding
Material, with lease of Store now occupied by u.s. win
be sold at bargain the sub bers wishing TO pay more
particular attention to anot Dy hnoh Of business.
..s s, IN puE 4 pHELPs
sri dn V.suffer I45 Main street
lar. }. II. MARTY M ia inform his lends
~ and the public generally, "a ne a for the present.
coated ia WORCESTER, at
No. so A ustfn street,
Where he will be happy 70 see any who may choose 10
consult him.
DIR. MARTIN trea@ all CHRONIC DISEASES
Catarrh. Bronchitis Asthma. scrolula, Dyspepsia, Dis
eases Of the Heart--and especially
Pulmonary Consumption.
| Whlsh Is the scourge o. the civilized world.
Thls rightiu disease which carries on enc fourth Of
| ali who die annually IN our country, DR. MARrYN
knows long and successful treatment h be ouna
BIS; proof Of which he refers 10 his numerous patents
! In all the iargetowna in this county mch80 an
tSgUNHAy Is sO.'-WHAr ~ SOf--Whv
that Hfnard's Hair Dye, hat re.ails lor 800, 4
ust as good as that which retas for 81 For sals ~
OHARLKs CLARKE
sI5 az Cor. Main and Pleasant streets
pOARDs-ulerks and olhers who wish cr 4 arsA
- claGa Boarding house with low pricea can b ~
commodated 1t Ne. Sudbury ntreet. dlOf "A
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UMBRELLAS AT RETAIL,

at wholesale prices, Also Green and Black spencers
oVeras, Red and Blue Flannel Shirts Guernsey Frocks
&c, sc.
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4 r U N II M e
40 AMERICAN WATCHES.

These superior Watches are made by the aid Of new
and original machinery, expressly designed to secure
Dtth lou price, FINE, SUBSTANTIAL and UNIFORMLY
time keeper. The movements are new in cons
strucon have been pronounced by TIE highest author.
tiles to be lDuiless an principle and quality and have
been proved by the most exacng 10 be unfang In
action. These watches made entire from the crude
materials, 10 single establishment by connected and
uniform processeshe factory being organized upon the
system that has been adopted ia the production OF
the unequaed American ere arms which enables us to
produce movement at one-hGif the price Of foreign
movement Of the same quality Each watch Is carefully
tested and is panied with the makers certificate
and warranty for TEN years
ALL FOREIGN WATCHES ARE MADE BY HAND, the Amer,
lean watches being the only made by machinery up
on uniform system throughout Nearly all hand made
watches defective, and coutnu ally getting out Of
order In MANY parts Of the country II impossible
ind watch repairers, and watch repairing s always un
certain and expensive. The introduction Of American
watches disposes OF this difficulty, and country mer-
chants, as well as watch Dealers can keep watches as
part OF their miscellaneous stock and thus supply their
customers with nKw STAPLE, which may be used as
any other article without mystery humbug. Sold by
the trade generally.
salesroom 10 Boston, 1853 Washington Street General
Agents. Mcssrs. ROBINSON n APPLETON, New York,
APPLETON, TRACY, a. co.,
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DOAR 10 Ulerks and olheTs Who wl-n ar 4 ars,A
ID olaaa Boarding house with low priees. can b ~.
ccmrncdaied It Ne, Sudbury BtSeet. diOi "A
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WAYS IN ADVANCE Ali subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the Term paid for
WEggLY PAPgR.-Prics two dollars year; 81 for six
months aud so ents for three months II paid strictly
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AIDES AND GENTLEM Ms
Dining ~ Refreshmemt
S A l. O 0 N
No / and Piper's Block.


The subscriber has this day opened Dining and Re
eshment Saloon at the old stand formerly kept by Spur
Lewis, No and Pper's Block, where he will always
be ready TO meet his old friends and patrons.
In convenient locality, with help accommod atlng
ALL with tables loaded with Injuries to suit the most fs
tdious epicure and prices sdapted to the egencies Of
tie tines he hopes 10 afford satisfaction to all his his old
friends who may give him call.
JIG CHARLES H. RICE.
hSlNGEk'S SEWING MACHINES FOR
- sALE.-Two Sewing Machines, one new and In per
feet order adapted to work leather cloth. Prices
$50 and $50 Manufacturers price 800 and SIPS
au7 du A. p WARE a Co
~ y i'm y Al Ia ST!
u At No 10 southbrdge street. Worcester Mass
large assortment Of
PnrIOr. Store. Omce aud Cooling Stoves.
Among which may be foudd the celebrated oapron
Stove, the King Of Rhode Island May Queen, New
England, Boston and Maine, Hero Empress New IRA
&C, &C Also the best Portable Range 10 the world.
TIN ROOFING AND JOBBING
Done In the best manner, by experienced workmen.
Please call and my stock Of Goods before purchas.
Inn elsewhere. All Goods sold or work done at No. 10
s'uthbrdge street, warranted to give satisfaction.
1874 dh J. W. JORDAN.
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E. r. R S. E -
Patent Mastlc Roofing.

The subscribers Offering to the public the bes
substitute ~ metal sate roofing before offered.
cheaper and more durable Roofing cannot be found.
1t is Perfectly re proof and endures the severity Of
summers heat and Winters cold, without melting or
cracking This Roofing can be put with perfect safety
over boards, plank, tin, shingles, steep Fat roofs
Two costs of the Masiic old tin roof will make It
as good IS and for preserving tin roof is far
superior to paint d. w. JOHNSON co.,
Successors to ssxby, Johnson 4 Co.
Office and Mandatory, Suffolk street. east Of Nathan
Washburn's Rolling MILL Worcester. Mass
REFEREoEs; A. Wheeler, Amos Whitney, Dem
mis- h Lee, Charles w. Freeand, II. P. Moody.
iyl6 diff
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ct Wholesale and RETAIL cheaper than the cheapest for
CASH, Call at SO and 255 Main, Corner Of Ne
ehanic street, for the best selections and the greatest
Bargains.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-17
pomocratie Convention.

The postmastcrs Of Vermont with the 9TH
cr government uilirr-holdcrs aud q fair sprink
ling Of cNprctunts 80 the number Of two or
three hundred, met IN convention %, Bellows
Falls on THURSDAY There was a smart fight
over the organizations some one nominated
Charlie, g. Eastman Of the Patriot for tempo
rnry chairman aud he was undoubtedly elect
ed, but the "cow-boy," headed hy Colby and
him ui the Argus, insisted upon division OF
the house. The house was accordingly diNi-
ded and Eastman WAS found 10 be elected hy
moro than seven 20 one. Then came another
pull nt the permanent organization. The
"coW,boys' insisted that there SHOULD hcN
committee elected 90 nominate oiiicrlsi this
was conceded and q committee elected by
the several county delegations equal TO the
number OF Senators was elected. In this
committee Eastman had 20 VOTES, tu @ far
Dckcy ol Bradford, aud was chosen. The
excitement during the transaction of hi,
business was intense, aud nearly two houfs
was consumed IN the organization. The heat
OF the weather seemed 10 increase the politi
cal icryor The convention was finally oil.
ccrcd rs follows;
PreudcN Charles c. Eastman Iire Pres.
idcts, G, y. Davenport, Isaac Mechanics. l..
u. Hunt j, q. \. Hawkins, 7. {. Tucker
|7-+'-rrt--r'r +. Vt. firUwr,
Chas. Reed
The committee 20 nominate officers was al-
so made the committee to present the names
of suitable persons ms candidates for State of
iiccrs, when the Convention adjourned for
dinner. la the afternoon this committee re-
ported the ticket Of last year. as follows: for
Governor, Henry kcNCs of Ntwburvi for
i''sHtFvsHJ Governor, WHY'S fymau or iiut-
liugton for Treasurer James f. fhurstuu
Of Montpelier. This ticket seemed to give
genera! satisfaction, and its nomination was
confirmed with as much cnthutiasm as If it
was expected that it would hc elected. The
chairman commenced reading resolutions en-.
dorsing the patriotic administration of James
buchanan, iot appointing so many members
of the convention to Office, We suppose, when
We left 10 take the cars.
II is pleasant 10 witness the serious face
put upon such furcica matter as nominal.
ing democratic ticket in Vermont Poor
fellows they 20 to work with all the enrn-
cstncss of men engaged in practical bust
ness. To stand up under such nonsense in
this hot weather entities them TO our sympa-
thies.- Brdhicboro Phcnir.
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Essex County Convention.

The citizens Of Essex county met in CON
vcution on the 9TH. The convention was
called to order by Hon. Vim. II. Hartshorn.
Hon VIM. Burbank was chosen President
John Chandler and VIM 1rask VicrPrcsi,
dents, and Milton Cutler and &c, Jacob,
Secretaries
Moved by Geo. w. IIurtshorn that a com,
mittee Of two from each town, present the
names Of candidates for county officers. Car
rcd
On moton>of Hon. John Dewey, n com
mittcO was>oppointed 10 draft resolutions to
convention r1u,i5truE ut Jutru
Dewey, John J. Dcnson, Geo. ~ Dale, Jo-
nah Brooks, VIM. II. lIartshorn, George W.
lIaushcrn, Stephen Howe and Hiram p.
Cooper
The convention then adjourned to . o.
clock, +. NJ, at which time the committee on
nominations made the following report:
SWat0r, John q. DMi.ng.
Judges, Asa Hubbard, VIM. Trask.
Judge Of Probate, Jonah Brooks
States attorney, Geo. y. Dale.
SHERIFF VIM. Cheney.
nigh BaaiF VIM. d. Rosebrooks.
Which were respectively confirmed by the
convention.
The committee on resolutions made the
following report;
Resoired, That the Republicans Of Essex
county take no step backward when Liberty
is at stake.
I'd That, as in times past we have been
uncompromiSingly opposed to the extension
Of slavery over any more territory or of the
admission of any more Slave States into the
Uuion, so. now, adhering to that doctrine,
We are determined tosQpposc any, and every
measure OF contrary tendency.
Sd, That we, believing the tendency Of
the present administration to be directly OPP
posed TO the restriction of slavery, will do all
IN our power TO oppose it by adhcring to the
doctrines of the early days Of the Republic.
4th, That the constitution Of the United
States gives Congress entire and exclusive
control in the government OF the United
States territoryj and that the present ad-
ministra'on has been, and is, inactive, and
unwnrrantably partisan in not exercising il
to crush out of our territories our nation s
greatest foe, Slavery.
9th, That we will in every honorable man
ner directly or indirectly oppose and de-
nounee the late attempt of the administration
to force constitution upon an unwilling
people, or n repetition of it, believing it to be
unparalleled in the history of governments,
for usurpation and fraud.
9th, That we cordially npprove of the
nominations of Inland Hall burnham Mar
tin, and Henry NJ. Bates, to- the Offices of
Governor, Lieut.. Governor, and Treasurer of
THIS State; and that VIC witt use all honora-
BILE means to secure their election,
Which resolutions were adopted,
Alter some remarks from Mr.. Brooks Of
I.unenburg, the convention adjourned.
WILLIAM BURBANK, President
Mli q i.C CuILER, Secretaries.
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GEN LANE AcouITTED.-Kansas adviccs re-
port that the Board Of Magistrates before
whom Gen. Lane was examined for killing
jenkins have unanimously asrnn4 il4-l -.-.4-.
not guilty of murder The General then re-
qucsted to enter bail to appear to answer to
any indictment which might be found against
himi but they decided that they had no
authority to do so.
WHAT TIE INDIANS Cor FOR THEIR LAM
IN l66S.-An Indian decd, dated Nov. Or
lo6S' made by Capt. Sandy, ofOssobc, Saga
more shows that a lot of land hrcRty mites
square in the county of York, Maine. WINS
sold for the following articles: "Two loroo
Indian blankets, two gallons of rum. two
pounds of powder, four pounds of musk.,
balls, and twenty strings of Indian heads
with several other articles not named "
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Tho Telegraph FIeet Soon.

QrEBrc, Iuly 49, ship Windsor Forest
Captain GraAam, from Liverpool, June {, ar.
rived here this morning, Capt. GRAHAM ne.
ports having seen the steamers Agamemnog
and niagara, in longitude 80, latitude CD. On
the l0th Of June was three days in GONNA.
ny with them had heavy west-soulhRr.,
gales apd high 4ea,
Parted company on the Goth June, the Hss,
ftpuG4crs more % the southwark Both had
light steam on, aud would reach the Joining
ground about the 2Il
The weather ON the 2id uutclth was fine,
25ut, 26th. 2ilh aud 2slh, heavy wind S.
w. and W, >, ",
The Niagara went ahead az night vit.
bright white light in the millrnupmlsr
head, and hy ily the APamemuon change.
places with her and went ahead
They had 40 other vessels in company. and
were very cautious 10 keeping together ~
might,
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demanded,
And rhfn the mother ~ Frank related
permission, he bad gone il the
U.ii Sam ~ watch osrr and guard the little
boy Who vac there all alone. Aud shr Tea-
trd, ulso, for she bad CLEANED nom her rrc0yr
cred son the incident already known a. tlto
reader, how be had passed nearly an hour
upon she bin above the water, AFTER having
,lur,hed about the hcad-gale, watching lest
h.ui came % the lonely and tlouPhilrss
jacob Green, The hcroism Of bis son Nh
LLOYD knew already,
or @ long tiR,o thc stern farmer sat with
hs hoad boWrd uuuu mis- breast. 4 sbuddof
almost Of horror, shook, ipr moment, his
titrrf frame, 81 vivid Imagination drew q
picture ~ himself standing in wrath above
this heroic son, with his arm already dcsCcn-
ding 60 drkra cruel blow lie bad not
spoken 10 Frank since life had flowed back
lrrlt through his veins, When fully salts
tied that all danger was Tast he had retired
iom lhc chamber whore be lay, dspleasuro
nj lhc act Of dis0bedience resumlug the NJ
tsrmost place III his mind,
Now his feelings towards the boy were
all' grlher changed, Tender love had driven
out wrath.
Where is f,iherPt Several times had
Frank asked this question, looking ~ he
tpuhs With troubled counienauce, towards
the door of the chamber in which be lay.
he remembered, now, only the, stern dis
pirnsuru Of his stern parent his own hcrusm
uud .ell'deyotiun we're forgotten.
els father angry still p" Frank lihed his
eyes, that were fearful and sad 10 hiA moth
ef's face,
$50, my SON Your father 4 not angry
now answered the mother,
Where Is he p"
ln the next room
Frank sighed, az his lashes dropped until
they lay upon his check AJtear was crush
I'd ~ each ringing lid. Noisle.sy his
mother rose and leh the room,
Frank, my son :" The voice that said this
was low aud unsteady, but full Of tenderness,
luitntly the boys eyes flew open.
30, alhcrw And his arms, leaping up
wards, caught eagerly the neck Of his father,
and dragged him down until the hard. rough
cheek lay on his own softer and warmer face,
! wasn't disobedicnt in heart father"
tuhhrd the excited boy. "Ahk mother, GhC
will tell you oll about it,
81 know all, my SON" replied Mr. Lloyd,
us suun us hc could steady his voice, 81
know all. You have been brave, noble man
is, and am proud Of YOU"
o., with what delicious sweetness these
words Of praise fcll upon the boys ears,
From other lips they would have been
pleasant bat coming from the cold parent
always more ready TO blame than 70 praise,
they were rs honey to his soul. And the
father, in after time, could no more forget
the expression Of his sons face az he uttered
these words, than he could forget the impress
zion Of that same face, nv he stood over him
ia wrath, only an hour or two before, with
hand upllcd TO strike. How many hundreds
OF times afterwards did this last image Of him
self haunt his quiet moments, lie would
have given all he possessed Of worldly things,
n that one act Of his life could have been
ublitcratcd, IL the page Of memory on which
was recorded, side by side, that other and
better incident, could have shown only the
golden record Of love.
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TnR CosT.-rhe Christian Register says
at is calculated that the clergy cost the Uni
ted States six millions Of dollars annually. the
criminals nineteen the lawyers thirty-Rye,
tobacco forty, and rum, one hundred mil
IONS
~ The Northampton Courier says "the
frogs in this region are in danger of becom
ing eKtirpOted. A number of epicures have
been hunting Cor them, 10 be used as sfniy
food---ona of whom recently bagged eight
pounds Of rear legs at one trip
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LOCAL AND STATE.
Thc IiaLbrrI Of ~. nIinn.

Robert Noay was the man arrested Tor the
robbery Of Mr.. Binn Of this place at West
Albany, n, T. llis examination was eontin-
ued till Monday OF this week, since which We
have not heard from there but suppose there
10 but little doubt but what be will be COM
mittcd for tril.. Ncalywas not either Of the
men who slept with Mr.. Bliun on the night
of the robbery A part Of the money has all
ready been recovered, and there ia a fair
prospect Of finally obtaining the whole
amount lost Mr. Bliun was 30 unfortunate
as to break his loft arm in two places by
jumping from q moving train al Albany, on
Saturday last,
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AnrlrnIInrnI InnrT.

We suggest 90 Oh who arr 600 want ufa
good agricultural papcr, llat ths American
Agricultural published by Orange Judd
Is0 Water b., New York, 10 one Of the b,, Z
10 be bad and this frat Of July Is good
time To commence subscription, Mr.. Judd
now publishes an edition In German, as wal
Oh English We haycreoeiyed the first mum.
Der. Il 80 Of the same sile as the other, with
the same reading aud plates as nearly as can
be- Il will be good thing for our largo
and increasing German population, b1t i,s
all Dutch tD no.