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The Canadian screw steamship Indian
| from Liverpool noon of Wednesday. 9th inst,
passed this point at 3 clock, en- route for
| Quebec, where she will be due at ) O'Clock
tomorrow \. NJ.
There has been no fighting. The siege of
Peschiera by the Sardnians was progressing
The French were threatening Verona. Ma
poleon headquarters were at Nallegio
The following kilograms show the course
of events
VIENNA July 3.
The Piedmontese have surrounded Peschie-
ra. \ French division has been sent to the
South TO join the corps of Prince Napoleon
Private dispatches from the French Head
quarters dated 3d,says; This morning at : o.
clock the Emperor quilted Volta in order to
cross the Mincio, and established his
headquarters at Nallegio. 1t is
much doubted that the Austria
Army would venture to accept battle in the
condition of Generalization and stupor into
which they have fallen since our victory at
Solferino.
BERyE, July ).
The Austrians have withdrawn from Bor-
MIC. The Piedmontese are advancing to-
wards the Stelvio Pass.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times
says, that it is believed that if the Emperor
Francis Joseph had not been present at Sol
ferino there would have been a different
result.
New YORK, July 10.
Steamer Weser from Southampton, 4th.
arrived at this port soon after midnight.
VIENNA, July 3.
The Piedmontese have surrounded Pes
chiera. 4 French division has been sent TO
the south to Join the corps of Prince Napo-
leon.
VIENNA, Saturday morning, 10 o clock.
The following telegram has been received
VIENNA, June 29th.-The Austrians have
abandoned the line Of the Minco and fallen
back on Nernna ~fee4 having burnt the
L.iIges at Monzanbano. Vallegio and G)ito.
The total loss Of the second Austrian Army
at Solierino was $50 officers and nine thou
sand privates killed and wounded About
1000 were missing, most of whom have al
ready returned The Austrians lost FIVE
guns.
Milan, July lst.
The Legion of Gen Garibaldi and the d.
vision Of Gen. Cialdini are maneuvering to
close up the valley of Adige in order thus to
render themselves masters Of the Laso di
Card and also to isolate Vreona from the
Tyrol.
BERNE, July ?.
A body Of Chasseurs de Alps 5000 strong
has appeared at Tlrano under the Command
1t is said of Gen. Garibaldi himself
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FROM WASHINGTON,

j. Spencer Of Penn. has been appointed [
S. Consul at Dresden.
While the guuners crew were engaged IN
their usual battery practice at the Washing
ton Navy Yard on Thursday 81 pound ar
my gun which is said had been Thoroughly
tested in 1851, burst, killing James H. Will
son and William Nokes, parts of their
heads being blown off and their bodies
thrown considerable distance from the gun
platform Eight others were severely woun-
ded and two slightly.
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The overland mail with San Francisco
dates Of the 9th ult has arrived at St. Louis,
The town of Lehema in California has been
destroyed by fire. Loss 100000. On the
18th Ult., 43 convicts escaped from the Cal
ifornia State Prison. Business at San Fran
cisco was without improvement.
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The room of Chief Justice John Petit, of
Kansas at the hotel in IIiawatha, where he
stopped in the course of a circ";+, /. sald
n have oaIr-od che IOIlOWlng judicial doc
uments Zone keg of brandy, four revolvers,
and a quantity of cigars and tobacco" When
the judge started away, he took all these
articles with him in his buggy. The Chief
Justice also includes profane language among
his other luxuries.
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K. X. R.--No. 6.
Imprisoned AR.

Ep;demics caused by morbihc poison in the
lair. In no other way can We account for the pop
ulation Of whole districs being strn"S down ~
fever. howell complaints, lung and throat con-
plants, etc. at particular seasons of the year
The effects Of the atmospheric poison atever
disease it may engender, Immediately arrested
by Railways Ready Relief which appears to be the
specific and natural antidote to every variety Of
the mslarious principle that the system alb
orb. For this reason it is imperative on all who
wish to be forearmed against fever and ague, bill
ious, typhoid, yellow and scarlet fever, cholera
cholera morbus diarrhea, etc, to keep the aaticie
constantly on hand, as single dose at the outset
often saves all further medication.
Railways Ready Relief has successfully proved
its wonderful neutralizing powers, in the most
viol Mt and aggravating forms of malarious fevers
1t is the only remedy that has successfully cured
the Black Tongue.
And if the Medical Faculty would consent for
once to lay aside little of its false dignity and
boldly come forward and use Railways Ready Re-
lief in Yellow Fever,-Typhoid, Remittent, and
other malarious Fevers there would be a wonderful
saving Of human life Since then the regular Doc
tors prefer to let their patients die,-rather than
t, save them by the use Of Railways Remedies,-
It is the duty Of every to look to their own
safety, and provide a supply of these Remedies
which will never fail in securing Eyou perpetual
health.
RADwAY g. CO. % John St, n Y.
July sth, Wv
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WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden. Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate Of ISA-
IAH MARTIN, late of Milton, in said Dis
trict deceased represented insolvent and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto;
and six months from the day Of the date hereof
being allowed by said Court for th at purpose We
do therefore, hereby give notice, that will At
tend to the business Of appointment, at the
Inn Of 5. Ward, in Milton, in said District.
on the second Wednesdays Of October and December
next at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on each of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of July, A. D. 1883
W. v. REYNOLDS, }
I. BURGESS tCor7unissioue-s.
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man, calling himself John Smith, was
disco vered about twelve O'Clock Monday
night at work upon the vault of the Housa-
tonic Bank in Stockbridge. He was under
the building directly under the vault, and
had almost effected AN entrance. lie says
he bad worked every night for three weeks.
and expected to obtain the prize tonight
He is now in lenox Jail.
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of the n. Y. Courier and Eng.

WASHINGTON, July l6.
The Hon. DELUsIoN SMITH, Ex-senator
from Oregon has been dropped by the Leg
islature Of that precocious State. Delusion
sported the Senatorial robes just seventeen
DAYS, for which valuable service be pocketed
the com pensation of s 10, 900, of whic $1,000
was for mileage. When Oregon was admitted
with probable population little more than
hall that prescribed by law as the represent
alive ratio, the act was claimed as a sirnal
party triumph for the Democrats, and Mr..
Buchanan, from the windows Of the White
House 50 pronounced it, adding that none but
towards opposed il. As Oregon was not en-
entitled, upon any general, rule to come into
fhe Union, and as her constitution was obvi-
ously the work of few demagogues, put
together rather for their own personal advaD-
tage than to give effect to the settled will of
The people, u large of portion the Republicans
In Congress resisted the bill comforting upon
her the privileges of q State. But another
division favored the proceeding as the course
most likely to take the Territory out of the
hands of the faction which had previously
controlled it, and to diminish the patronage
of the Administration. They appealed to
time and the event in vindication of the FRO
prety of their action. Those arblters have
given a decision sooner than was anticipated.
Oregon began to be Republican when it ceased
to be an executive dependency. Smith,
poor, ranting, brainless declaimer, who was
precipitated from the stump upon the Senate
house, by some unexplained accident, has
been laid aside, never more TO be heard of,
and the same road is open to Joe Lane, who
processes a Democracy blacker, if possible,
than that of his extinguished colleague. The
revolution which has consigned Smith to the
Shades is steadily and surely going forward
along the whole Pacific coast. 1t has con-
verted Senator Broderick into an effective ally
of the Republicans, and it is following so
closely upon the trail of Senator GwIn as
plainly to define the end of his career. The
Republicans are reasonably secure of four
Senators in the Thirty-seventh Congress, from
California and Oregon, beside the two which
they must gain by the admission of Wash
ington. The very measures which have been
projected and carried through for the pur-
pose of manufacturing democratic votes in
the Senate, are among the instruments by
which that party will be destroyed The
Constitution of Oregon, which excited SC
much hostility, will be speedily remodeled
and will disappear with the other vestiges
of the half-civilized faction which made it,
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COMMON SENSE RIFLES TIL

COMMON SENSE RULES THE
mass Of The people, whatever the misnamed and
ai-an,hropic philosophers may say to the contra
~. show them good thing; let its merits be
clearly demonstrated, and they will not hesitate
to give it tneir most cordial patronage. The
masses have already ratified the judgment Of a
physician, concerning the virtues of HOSTEL
TIERS BIrTERS as may be seen in the immense
quantities of this medicine that are annually sold
in every section of the land 1t is now recognized
greatly su erior to all other remedies yet de-
vied for diseases Of the digestive organs, such as
diarrhpa, dysentsry, dyspepsia. and for the vari-
Gus fevers that arise from the arrangement of
those portions of the system. Hostetters name is
rapidly becoming a household word from Maine
to Texas from the shores Of the Atlantic to the
Pacific. Try the article and be satisfied.
Sold by all druggists in the world.
Bee advertisement in another column.
July p. d6wIm
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During the absence of the President from
Washington regular meetings of the Cabinet
will be held on Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Indian Bureau contemplates the ap-
pointment of a local Agent to reside near
the Pawnees in Nebraska in order to enable
it to exercise control over them and to pre-
vent further difficulties.
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Legal Notices.
STATE OF VERMONT

Thomas III. Gordon IN CHANCERY
Vs. VS.. IN GRAND ISLE County,
Eliza Bullock,
Orvis Bullock AUeUsr TyRu n 1s5o
samuel Bullock
S,- Durioek, Foreclosure Of a mortgages Of
Mary Bullock and Ind, :, South H.,o Z. -
A'A'ia bullock County, uhieh Leris Bull
lock liued at the time Of his death
me foregoing entitled Bill Of Complaint hav
ing this day been fled in the Office ~ the Clerk
OF said Court, and it having been mads N appear
That some OF the defendants in said bill are minor,
and reside out of the State IT is therefore osrsd
that the substance of said bill and this ord.r bs
published in the Burlington Free Press. a 49,
payer published at Burlington. in the County ~
Chittenden, three weeks excessively, the last Of
which shall be twenty davs previous 10 the next
session OF said court; shall be deemed sufficient
notice to all of said DEFENDANTS, who are not 9TH
erwise legally notified e the tendency O. said bill
ofcom plant.
Given under my hand at North Hero, in said
Grand lse County. this 5th day Of July, A. D.
1859.
JED P. LADD,
v3w3 Clerk Of said court
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The Question Settled Those eminent men,
DR.. James Clark, Physician to Queen Victoria,
and DR.. Hughes Bennett, say that consumption
can be cured. DR.. Wistar knew this when he dis
covered his Balsam of Wild Cherry, and expert
ence has proved the correctness of his opinion.
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The Best Moving Machine.
ALIENS PATENT IMPROVED
WING MAC HIN

STRONG, simple in construction, not liable to
y get out Of order. Compact. light, easy OF
draft, perfectly safe for the driver, ara may %
worked at . slow gait by Horses or Oxen. NO
clogyino Of knives. Works we'll on Rough Ground,
slso On iiIl-sdes and in any kind Of lodged grass
and sIover. Warranted TO give entire satisfsction
Prics $40. 49,.
All shs various sections and pieces for ALIENS
Mower constantly on hand and for sale oy
HENRY P. DOW, Aexsr.
Rickmend, VI, 1859. wo1u
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beg leave to call the attention of the Ameri
can Public to the following Certificate from the
Government Chemist for the Island Of Cuba and
the Spanish West Indies, and who is known 10
the Scientific men of London, Paris, Madria Cuba
and America to be the first Chemist in the tcorl4.
UDOLPHO WOLFE
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WILLIAM G.. SHAW.

COMMISSIONER FOR THE STATES OF
MAINE, N. HAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS,
RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT, NEW
YORK, ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN, VISIONS IN
OHIO and IOWA.
Burlington, Vt, Aug. 25th, 1858. d&wtf
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NEW BOOKS.

Wee-Wee Songs for our little pets. From the
Poor House TO the Pulpit Every Woman her
own Lawyer Patience TO Work and Patience TO
ait. Love me Little, Love me Long. Boy
Traveller in Russia. Receive anl for sale at
HUNTINGT0N'S.
June 9Th, 1859.
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT
FFTr-FrFTH COMMENCEMENT,
SUNDAY. JULY 81.

SUNDAY. JULY 81.
Sermon before the graduating class, at
r NJ. Address before the Society for Reli-
eipus Inquiry, by Rev. Thomas Hill, oil
Faltham, Mass. at u p. NJ.
TUESDAY, AUG. 2,
Address before the Phi Beta Kappa Soci-
ETY., by Rev. L. p. Hickok, d. D., of Union
Celege,at 10 A. NJ; also Poem by W. II.
Burleigh, Esq, of Albany, n. Y. Address
before the Literary Societies by G. W Cur
It's, Esq, of New York City, at ? P. NJ.
ais Poem, by 7. B. Aldrlch, ESQ, of New
York City.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION at a P. NJ
WEDNESDAY, AUG. Sd,
COMMENCEMENT DAY.
Candidates for admission are requested TO
present themselves at the College, in the
NORTH Recitation Room, Tuesday, 8 A. NJ,
or or the first day of Autumnal Term, Sept.
L..
NoTE.-Candidates for the degree of A.
NJ, in Course, are required by law to depos-
it, with the Treasurer, fire dollars. If the
degree should not be conferred, the money
will be refunded.
CALVIN PEAsE, President
GREAT STORMS violent storm passed over
the southern part Of Connecticut, New York
and New Jersey, on Wednesday. In New
York City many buildings were blown down.
Several horses were killed and many boats
capsized in the bay.
In Connecticut, especially in New Haven
County, the damage was immense, especially
to the crops. In Orange, the corn, oats.
grass, &c, were almost wholly Frustrated.
One Of the stacks of salt hay on the meadow
was struck during the storm, and notwith-
standiDg the violent rain, was burned quite
to the glo4nd.
In North Haven, near the residence of Mr.
j. II. ThorP, the lightning struck ten times
on zen different trees rrithrn a quarter Of a mile
All along the line Of the Canal Railroad,
barns and houses were Frustrated by the
wind, and buildings struck, while the crops
suffered terribly, and the country looked
desolate enough.
The steeple of the Hanover Congregational
Church was broken off by the violence of the
wind about thirty feet from the top The
broken part toppled over and fell, striking
on the point and sticking deep into the
ground.
The drying-shed Of the American Comb |
Company, at their bleach-works in Hanover.
was completely wrecked by the storm. The
glass roof, 200 feet long, was entirely de-
stroyed
Violent thunder-storms occurred also in
on the same day. Several
houses were struck, and in one. in Milford,
IN old man, so years of age, named Slattery,
was instantly killed.
There was a violent storm in Windham
County in this State. Several thousand dol
lars damage was done in Williamsville by
he sudden rise of Bakers Brook Four
bridges were carried away, also the dam of
Wheeler & Dickinson s saw-mill, and guam
hty Of lumber. One or two other dams were
nuch injured.
In rownshend, on the Hill road leading to
Nardsboro'. several bridges and the dam to
Wizards mill were washed away. The
highways were also considerably damaged.
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4 tornado on Saturday night destroyed
eight OF the spans of the Railway bridge, at
Deca tur, Tenn. Loss $50, 600
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TO DYSPEPTICS and all who suffer the
t,rtures which this disease inGicts in one form or
mother Of its many phases, cure yourselves per-
nIancntly and speedily by using
The Oxy%cnutrd Bitter.
The 'We,kly No,-llctt," ..- g.. says.
Dyspepsia is one OF tb- rf,,siung ...cs-es Of
our county. Thi, is owing both 20 climate aud
tie almost universal habit Of eating .u- al. too
rapidly to aimit of proper digestion. But in
spite Of these adverse circumstances this disease
even when it has become chronic, disappears rap
idly by the Use Of the Oxygenated Bitters, which
have been found to prove an infalib'e remedy.
From the Publisher Of q 'sidsiy circulated Neya-
zir,
BosroN, July J, 1855.
MESsRs :. ". FOvLE 4 Col have taken
three bottles Of tho Oxygenated Bitters, and have
derived great benefit from their use. l have been
much troubled with Dyspepsia for several years,
and found nothing that afforded any relief IN
til l used the Bitters. [ most cheerfuly recon-
mend them to all who are afflicted with this
sEbborr complaint.
JAMES ROBINSON. Of the
Student and Sohoolmate"
From GEN. A DODeE, our Minister to Spain.
WAsHINGToN, D. c., MAY Is
Dr.. GEO. B. GREEN ,-Dsar Sir:-The Oxygen
sted Bitters with with which you were so kind as
to furnish me, have had a most salutary effect IN
my case was troubled with Dyspepsia for four
years, during which time I tried many remedies,
but never met with any 60 good your Bitters.
| am now in the enjoyment of good health, and l
hope, and believe, that all who the Oxygen
ated Bitter;, will find them seryicabls a. have
found them.
With high respect, your obi. servant
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VIEW

4 MEXICAN, Irish, Scottish, English, Asia
IA Minor, Mount Lebanon, Palestine, Jerusalem
&c, &c, bound and unbound-eeg4ntly colored
and very desirable for Gifts-unbouDd 25 cents,
bound 40 cents. For sale at
s HUNTINGT0N'S Bookstore.
Burlington, July I'd, 1889. dav
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IN CHANCERY.

William Henry, BENZ. T. Beach, Al
fred Bellows, David Castle, Denni
son r. Allen, Truman s. Beach,
Josephus Whipple, Homer Perry,
ARENAS Allen, Harvey Macomber,
George Farnsworth, Msnnassah Os- CB1TTrSDss
good, Amasa Osgood, John H. Wood CoUSTr.
ward, Thomas W. Rogers. Henry
Woodruff, IN
vs. }CHAScERT.
Daniel Jackson, Stephen V. Castle,
Tyler Chase. Isaac Chase. A. Judson MarchTsrm
Chase, VIM D. Rice, Martin P. Rice, 1889.
Albert Partridge, Reuben 0,good,
Levi P. Hill, 5. II. Mscomber. Jo-
seph Goodhue, Horatio Allen and
Clarissa Allen, administrators of
John Allen deceased, and Ferdins nd
Beach administrator Of Thompson
Beach, deceased.
IN the above entitled cause, the Orators having
4 filed their bill in this Court, setting forth in
substance, that on the 18th day of May, A. D.
1851, they entered into eO-partnership with the
Defendants, at Westford, in said County. in the
mercantile business, under the style Of " Division
275, Of the New England Protective Union; that
said partnership in said business continued until
August 90 1856, when it was dissolved; that at
the time of said dissolution such firm had sustain
ed losses to the amount Of about $1,000; that the
Orators have paid large amount more than their
Just proportion of said losses; and praying that
an account be had Of the transactions Of said part
nership and that the defendants be decreed 10 pay
to the Orators their just proportion Of said losses
&c.
And appearing that the said Joseph Goodhus
resides without the State Of Vermont. so that pro
cess cannot be served upon him. 10 is ordered that
he be notified to appear and answer said bill at the
next term Of said Court Of Chancery TO be held at
Burlington, i and for said County of Chittenden,
on the third Tuesday Of September, A. D. 1859,
by publishing the substance Of said BILL together
IL
Burlington Free Press, a newspaper published at
said Burlington, the last Of which publications
shall be at least 20 days previous n said term %
said Court.
Given under my hand at Burlington in the
County Of Chittenden, this 2jtb day Of June A. D.
1889. D. FRENCH. Deputy Clerk.
HARD s FRENCH, Solicitors. wlw3
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BOOKS WITH lifts. Honesty
is the best policy. don't be deceived any longer
WE (the originator, Of the Gift Book Bust
ness,) will send our large new Catalogues,
in book form, postage paid to any address.
ALBERT COLBY co.
No. 20 Washington St, Boston, Mas
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