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BAILEY's w CON

A3nE4DXA EXPRESS from West Brookfcld Win
lxRk2,kpSIx, Br0okfeld North Brookhcld, and t.
Brookfcld, to Worcester.
Leave West Brookfeld on MONDAYS WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at . a. m Returning, leaves
Worcester TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATUR
DAYS, at "A a. IN.
All orders ieff at JAS A. DoRMAN's Music Store qos
Main street, promptly attended to. j. u. BAILEY.
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CURE FOR CONSUMPTION DR.
~ CHURCHILL'S DIsCoyERY.-Wi nchester's Cen
IN uprePSr sns or 9 n C4are; GO.OanS q
CHIC Remedy for Consumption. : The great Chemico
of Paris fTs made known by him to the French Acade
my Of Medicine about two years ago, marks new and
Now for the first time in the history of the world, has
REMEDY been found that surely strikes the FouNDA
FIcIEYT BLOOD, increases the
principle WHICH CONSTITUTES NERVOUS VITAL FORCE,
suS Gn
sSNTFfs T hi
6n II 6S to be based on
caution both the profession and the public 'Oie''
Let no one be deceived, but ask for and only the
preparation sold from the sole General Depot the United
States, No 40 John street. and bearing fac smile sigma
ture Of j. WINCHESTER, by whom alone DIR. Churchills
prescription is put up IN RELIABLE AND CHEMICALLY
In all scrolous Complaints, Debility Loss
OF VITAL POWER Dyspepsia Indigestion, and Female
Weaknesses: Il is sovereign and invaluable remedy
Moat h az Mao the NY Amer
our conclusions with reference to the claims of DR..
in tuberculosis tconsu@pton THERE CAN Bs NO DOUBT
AS TO THE VALUE OF THESE SALTS AS REMEDIAL AGENTS.
tober, lS5shis Medicine is scientifically prepared and
reliable. We have used 1t In practice, In phthss
ctory es a IN 81 w cases sfr w sS
this remedy gwen thlrtyseyen were in the ncpent
and twenty three In the second and advanced stages OF
consumption and the remainder were beyond hope
benefited, all but Three which are still doubtful
cred perfectly"
Price 81 three bottles for e5 Single bottles only in
concentrated solution sent by mail, prepaid, when spec
iav ordered All orders for three bottles win be
sent by express at cost Of party Druggists send
their orders direct to the Undersigned they may have
different and spurious preparation sent them
~ Winchester's Genuine Preparation Of Dr. Church.
s Compound Of the Hypophosphitcs Of Lime, Soda and
Potash, Is sold at wholesale at the sole General Depot ~
John street. but will be kept by all respectable druggists
throughout the United States Circulars and all
sary Information given to all parties enclosing stamp.
For convenience In receiving letters correspondents
requested to add Box 25 in addition to the regular
address as below
u. WINCHEsTER,
American and Foreign Agency Office,
ia23 dawistf ~ John Street " Y
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VIM. H. EATON, Proprietor.

B-The readers OF this advertisement will perceive
that this enterprise connected with this old estab
shed Institution, must depend upon the of pat
ronage the terms for thorough culture in branches
study being merely nominal. weow&deod6m my9
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In this city, Nav Is, by Rev. s. Kelley Mr.. Samuel
Breckenridge to Miss Emily L. johnson, both of Worces
ter.
In this city, by Rev. G. f. jerks Mr.. James G. Chit
tenden TO Miss Mary G. Chamberlain; by the same, Mr..
Benjamin W. Prentice TO Miss Amelia Sprague.
In Spencer April "a bv,tev J.W. Coolidge, Mr. Nathan
s. Dickinson to Judith H. daughter of Plny Prouty, ESQ.,
both of Spencer.
0akham
In Barre NAV s. .abez Stratton of Atho to Lydia H.
Goddard Of North Orange.
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Students intending to commence the next term will
please apply to the proprietor early possible giving
the selection of branches they wish pursue so they
may be classified at once at the beginning the
No pains nor expense will be spared this In
sttution the best possible place for young lady,
master or miss to receive the highest and finished
culture and the best preparation for useful honor
able life
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Piano Forte,
Musical Composition.
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MILITARY DEPARTMENT

Students who wish to enter this department will have
the advantages of superior Drill Officer and a spen-
did Armory.
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CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Latin Language and Literature
Greek Language and Literature.
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MODERN LANGUAGES.
French Language and Literature,
German Language and Literature
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UnrivaIled PhOtOEraphs.-We would invite the
citizens of Worcester and vicinity to call and examine
mammoth collection exhibition the Union Art
Gallery, 1877 Main St, over Fiske & Goddard's Jewery
Store. SP00NER & LINCOLN. diff mch3l
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DIED.
In this city, April II, Mr. samuel H. May AZ April %,
Ellen Maria, year and mos; May4, Elcadi b. years
and mos. both children Of Samuel W. and Eunice NJ ay.
In North Brookfeld May s. of pleursy lung fever, Mr..
Harvey Livermore, 43,
in Barre, May ii, Mr. Lurana, wife of Mr.. Dean Bah
bitt, IS.
In Petersham, May 8, Lemuel Hodges, ~.
In Greenwich, May 6, Mr.. Ephraim Newton, 49,
In Nashua, N. H., May 4, Alexander Parker 81 5th,
Henry Cutter formerly distinguished merchant of Bos
ton, 49,
III Fall River, MAY H. Hon. Charles Holmes, TO- Mr..
ii. Collector Of the Port of Fall River under Presi-
dent Taylor's administration.
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Schedule of Studies Pursued.

COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Bookkeeping,
Business Arithmetic.
Business Penmanship,
Commercial Correspondence.
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Special g1otrces.

Mrs. Nj. w. GeraIds, Physician-an expe
fenced and successful Midwife, No. 81 Mechanic street
at the head of Union street.
Special attention given to Uterine Complaint and Dis
eases of Children. Office hours from to and from
TO 3 p. IN. diff ie25
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l.. IL. Nichols, Nj. ID, Homeopathic Physf-
cian.Oiice and residence liz Main street Office hours
from | to g. and to O'Clock D. IN.
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n FRANCIS EsTABROoK, Manafac-

~ turcr Of all kinds OF Plain and Fancy Paper Boxes
such Blank Boxes for packing Porte Monnaies Pock-
ct Books Combs Shoes Cigars, Pcrumery, Buttons &c,
Cases, shelf Boxes &C. &C. An kinds Of Boxes manu-
featured at short notice Orders respectfully solicited
tar nuN INpa
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GAFE FOR SALE. - One new Fire
~ King Safe, ~ by "a inches, and 81 inches high for
sale cheap, at No. Mechanics Hall, d..
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NOTICE.-Ihe Agricultural Ground will
be opened to persons wishing their horses
the track for pleasure each day from sunrise until
10 O'Clock m and nom O'Clock until evening Sea
and package tickets be had of Chas NJ Miles,
John B0yden, and Il. r. Witt, or OF VIM. A. Brigham
keeper of the grounds
Per order of Committee of Arrangements.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

THE GREAT ORAToRs.-"What man. says
Walpole, "Fox is After his long and ex-
hausting speech on Hastings trial, he was seen
handing ladies into their coaches, with all the
gaity and prattle of an idle gallant"
Burke's melodramatic trick was complete
failure, when he flung the dagger on the floor
OF the House of Commons, and produced moth
ing but smothered laugh, and joke from
Sheridan; "The gentleman has brought us
the knife but where is the fork ?"
When Lord Erskine made his debut at the
bar, his agitation almost overcame him, and
he was just going to sit down "At that mo-
ment," said he, 81 thought felt my children
tugging at my gown, and the idea reused me
to an exertion of which did not think my
self capable"
Lord Brougham, speaking of the salary at
tached to rumored appointment to new
judgeship, said it was all moonshine. Lynd-
hurst, in dry and waggish way remarked
"May it be so, my Lord Harry; but have a
strong notion that, though it be, you would
like to see the first quarter of it,"
Pitt and Fox were listened to with profound
respect, and in silence broken only by occa-
sonal cheers, but from the moment of Sheri-
dams rising, there was an expectation of pleas
ure, which to his last days, was seldom dis
appointed A low murmur of eagerness ran
round the house; every word was watched for
and his pleasantly set the whole assemblage
in roar.
Canning said of Grattan's eloquence, that
for the last two years, his public exhibitions
were complete failure, and that you saw all
the mechanism of his oratory without its life
1t was like lifting the flap of a barrel-organ
and seeing the wheels; you saw the skeleton
OF his sentences without the flesh on them
and were induced to think that what you had
considered flashes, were merely primings kept
ready for the occasion.
Mr. Burke, on one occasion, had just risen
in the House of Commons, with some papers
in his hand, on the subject of which he inten-
ded to make a motion, when a rough hewr
member, who had no ear for the charms of ell
oquence, rudely started up and said, Mr.
Speaker, | hope the honorable gentleman does
not mean to read that large bundle of papers
and to bore us with long speech into the bar
gain" Mr.. B. was so swollen with rage as te
be incapable of utterance, and absolutely ran
out OF the house. On this occasion George
Selwyn remarked that it was the only time he
ever saw the fable realzed--a lion put to figh
By the braying ofan ass.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

AN AMUSING SToRY.-It is related of the in
ventor OF the game of chess, that on being
promised by the king whom he first taught
the game that he should have any reward he
might ask for, meekly replied that be would
be content if the king would give him one
kernel of wheat on the first square, two on
the second, four on the third, and so on, doub-
ling mp to the sixty-fourth square. The king
gladly acceded to this seemingly modest re-
quest, and ordered his attendants to bring in
the wheat, which they began to do; but to the
astonishment of the monarch it was found
that there was not wheat enough, and never
had been enough in his dominons to pay of
the crafty inventor. Our correspondent "P
NJ having seen this statement, has been "fg-
uring them," and has arrived at astonishing
results. To fulfill the kings promise, it would
take thirty trillions, twenty seven billions,
ninety-seven millions, one hundred and eighty
four thousand, four hundred and eighty five
bushels of wheat allowing six hundred thous-
and kernels to the bushel. This would cover
the States of Pennsylvania, Delaware, New
Jersey and New York all over with wheat to
the depth of a mile and quarter Were the
kernels laid together end to end, they would
reach two billions, three hundred and twenty
seven millions, eight hundred and ten thous-
and, three hundred and ninety-two times
around the earth And to conclude s.P NJ
says that the wheat required by the Unsuitable
chess board, is over nine times the amount
grown upon the world since the first farmer
put in or reaped his first crop.-E1change
W-h-h-h-e-w
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

The CALIFORNIA SOAP PLANT-We know
very little about botany, and are quite iono-
rant of the classification and name of tb;s
singular plant, which is so abundant in onr
foothills There is one peculiarity abopt =
which is certainly very singular. The nlant
at first shoots up into a perpendicular stall.
which attains, usually about five feet in be;obt
From this stalk, side branches are tb;cLl,
studded with buds, which in shape resemble
tiny dumb-bels. There is nothing verv 70
markable in the shape or appearance of tbe
plant, but the popularity to which we bave
alluded consists in its odd manner of bloon,
ing. The blossoms open during the n;ab.
time, and never open but once-yet this ;s 1ot
the novelty which we are endeavorinp to oot ~.
II any one will take the trouble to watch ~.
plant for few nights consecutiyelv aftnr :.
begins to bloom, he will perceive thai 80
the first night about four inches of the roa, &c
each branch will be covered with omen H. -
SONS; the next night these will be fonnd aII
closed, and four inches higher on the branches
will De in full bloom; and so on until tbs
BUDS are exhausted. In a word the nlant
blossoms in sections of four inches at tina
PtdcerUiLle Observer. '''ie
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

MIsERIEs OF HOUSEKEEPING. = Jones =
thought warned you particularly, cook, about
boiling my eggs hard. Now, how is this? 2
Here they are boiled fit for salad, in spite OF
every direction. What did tell you?
Cook-Oh sir, remember exactly what
you told me, and acted accordingly. The eggs
were in the water, to a moment, precisely nine
minutes.
Jones-Nine told you three.
Cook-Yes, sir but there's three eggs. Of
course, if one takes three minutes boiling
three must take nine. ] may be fool, sir,
but happen to know what three times three
makes, for all that
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

Col. E. D. BAKER.-Col. E. D. Baker. for.
merly citizen of Illinois has received the Re-
publican nomination for Congress from the
Southern District of California. He is a most
enectlve orator, and will make his mark dur-
ing the campaign, as he has proposed to take
the stump. The Colonel was twice sent to
Congress from Illinois, He was first elected
IN 1874, during the Clay campaign. for the
Springfield District, when he ran against Col
H. u. Taylor, now of this CITY, When the
Mexican war broke out, he made a brilliant
speech in the House of Representatives re-
signed his seat and joined the volunteers from
ILLINOIS and was elected Colonel of one of the
regiments. He greatly distinguished himself
for bravery in that war. At the close of the
war he came back to Illinois and located i,
the Galena District and was immediatelv
elected to Congress. He served in the wears
lo49-5O. After the expiration of his term he
removed to California, where he has since re-
sided. The same year that Col. Baker was
sent to Congress from the Galena District
four more Colonels of the Mexican war were
elected from Illinois, viz: Col. Bissell. from
the Bellevue District; Col. Harris, Springfield;
Coi. Richardson, Quincy, and Col McClernand
from the Shawnetown District. - Missouri
Democrat.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
6otels, Restaurants, Mf.
Metropolitan Hotel,
SAN ANDREAS.
j. w. WILLARD,::::Pr

THIS HOUSE, recently built expressly for
IL Hotel, is now open for the accommoda-
tion of the public. For comfort and conve-
nence, it is equal, if not superior, to any hotel
in the mining regions of the State 1t is built
of brick, and is situated in pleasant and
business portion of the town. The rooms and
halls are carpeted throughout, and fitted with
new and beautiful furniture, of the latest styles
The sleeping apartments are all large we'll
ventilated, kept clean and neat, and constantly
supplied with water by means of hydrant
introduced into each room
THE TABLE-Will be supplied with every
luxury the market affords, and as the culinary
department is in charge of competent and
experienced person, edibles will be prepared
in satisfactory manner.
THE BARS supplied with the choicest
of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, and superin-
tended by competent and gentlemanly person.
BHThe proprietor would respectfully in
form travellers, and visitors to the Big Tree
Grove and Mammoth Cave, in Calaveras coun-
ty, that no pains will be spared to render their
sojourn at the Metropolitan pleasant and re-
freshing. mar l9tt- 3S
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Ha- How beautiful and exalted .r.

kzg How beautiful and exalted are the e.,
loving sentiments of De Witt Clinton.
Pleasure is a shadow, wealth is vo;.
ana power pageant; but knowledge; is ecsts
TIC In enjoyment perennial in fame nnl;r,;.s5
IN space and infinite in duration In the rs,
formance of its sacred offices it fears No a.,
ger, spares no expense, omits no exertion 7,
scales the mountain, looks into the voIcona
DIVES INTO the ocean, perforates the earth an
circles the globe, explores the sea and iend
,c.ontemplates the distance, ascends the snh
,lme. NO place too remote for its grasn NO
heaven too exalted for its reach 9p' "
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

One of the hardest sort of people was asked
to subscribe TO some worthy object.
al can't" he replied, 81 must be just before
am generous
"Well,' said the one who made the request,
"let me know just before you are generous,
and l will try again"
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
.. B. stevens.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC AND
CoNyEYANCER.
"ILL also draw up Deeds, Mortgages,
w Powers of Attorney, Agreements, Me-
chanics Liens and other articles in writing,
and will give advice in regard to titles to land,
free of charge, when he is employed to draw
up papers. Agreements, Promissory Notes and
Contracts. written, and all other instruments OF
writing executed with neatness and dispatch.
peA. Office at his residence, north of Jordan
Bridge, Main St, San Andreds. ap 24:39
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
NOTICE TO RANCH OWNERS +!

YNHE ATTENTION OF PERSONS HOLD
IL ing, or hereafter taking up Ranches in
this county, is directed to the following por-
ton of the Sd section of the Act passed April
9th, 1850, and now in force, concerning Coun-
ty Surveyors:
"Sec. 3. No survey, or re-survey,
hereafter made by any person except the Coun-
ty Surveyor, or his Deputy, shall be consid-
cred Legal Evidence in any Court within
tie State, except such surveys as are made by
the authority of the United States or by mutual
consent of the parties"
AS it is a vital point in a possessory land
claim, that it shall not contain more than l60
acres of land, the Importance of having the
only legal evidence allowed by law of that fact,
is apparent WESLEY K. BOUCHER,
County Surveyor.
Mok. Hill, June oath, 1858. je 26-43
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
FRENCH RESTAURANT.
Campo Seco, Calaveras county

Campo Sec0, CaIaveras county.
TVHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform
Il their friends, the citizens of Campo Seco
and vicinity, and the travelling public, that they
have recently opened a FIRST CLASS RES
IA URANT Having had six years expert
ence in the business, nothing will be left un-
done to merit and secure public patronage.
Board, per week, ,......... S7.00
Board, per week, including wine,.... 900
single meals, ,....... ......... ....0UCtS.
Single meals, including wine. .75cts
u.s. No lodging apartments kept.
GASPARD BROTHERS & co
NIB. THE BAR kept constantly supplied
with the best French Wines and every variety
of choice Liquors. mar26:39
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
TURNER'S GINGER WINE.

Caution 10 the Public-The reputation awar-
oeo 10 Turner's Ginger Wine, and the une-
quaied popularity it has received, has been the
means OF putting into the market many spu-
[ious articles HA- Beware of these counter
Jens! we caution all consumers of Ginger
wine TO examine the label, as none is genuine
save such as have our portraits in circle. on
steel plate surrounded by the inscription-
" Turner'S Ginger Vine, prepared by Turner
Brothers, New York, Buffalo, N. Y. and San
Francisco, CAL"
Mandatory and salesroom in San Francis
co, Front st., corner Broadway. iell-5o
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
TU r N E RS
GIN WIN E
FOREST WINE BITTERS.

HVURNER'S UNRIVALLED FOREST WINE
il Bitters are a cure for Fever and Ague,
Flatulency, Dyspepsia, Costiveness or Heavi-
ness, General Debility, Nausea, Headache, lr-
regularity of the Digestive Organs, Nervous
Prostraton. Neuralgia, Rheumatic Affections,
and most of the ills that flesh is heir TO. They
will be found by all not only curdtire, but
also the best preventive ever introduced in Cal
iforna
rea- These Bitters, manufactured from the
choicest medical roots, bark and herbs, by
Turner Brothers. are warranted to be the best
now in use on the Pacific Coast, and can be
taken with perfect safety by persons of all
ages and conditions.
Turner Brothers, Manufacturers of every de-
scription of Syrups, Cordials, Bitters, &C., &c,
at n. Y, Buffalo, N. Y, and San Francisco.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

WONDERFUL MUSICAL INvENTIoNs.-The n.
I. Belletristicher Journal of the lst ult, in a
leading article states that Messrs. Kaufman,
father and son, ofDresden, celebrated through
out Europe for their knowledge of acoustics,
and their skill as inventors and makers of mu-
scal instruments, have lately made several
very important inventions One machine.
called the Orchestron," initiates the music
of an orchestra composed of clarionets, flutes.
trumpets and horns. The music of the Or
chestrion is said to be superior to that of an
orchestra representing the same instruments.
The automatic trumpet produces double notes
on one instrument with the same effect as a
skilful human trumpeter does. The Chordau-
lodion, another instrument by the same in
ventors, produces music similar to that of nj
amos and flutes, and the Symphonion initiates
a concert of piano, claronets, flutes. trianples
cymbalS and kettle-drums He who hears
these instruments can scarcely free himself
from the Imagination that the music is made
oy human hidden musicians. The Chordo-
lodlon permits the most delicate changes from
crescendo to decrescendo,. while the Symphonion
may De mace to execute as though the music
were the inspiration of the moment, the mere
capricious play OF thoroughly trained artist.
"No HANCE."-The common California saw
ing, tnat 1.-THE man who tells the first yarn
mas no chance" was never more truly verified
than IN the following whoppers which we
neard three of our miner friends get off the
other day They were speaking of the time
when they hrst came to California. One re-
marked that Shasta Butte was a hole in the
ground when he first reached the diggings"
fes,' said the second, /" ] remember that
hole was formed by the retting out of an oak
stump; the tree was young and thrifty when
emigrated to this country
"Quite right, gentlemen" chimed in the
third the place was once a level plain. and
as pissed along, | remember me of seeing
an Indian planting an acorn in that very spot .
We passed-on up street.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
George E. Young.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
ANGELS,
feb Z, '57-mtf:16 Calayeras County.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
Wesley h. Boucher,

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELIoR AT Law
MOkelumne Hill,
CALAvERAs COUNTY Cn,,o
nEA. Office, in the next door to S,nroro,,
store, in the room formerly occupied by Ju5g
Thompson. Tfe 2otf
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
DR.. HI. Austin l..

DR.. HI. Aust
Ill AS RE-OPENED HIS OFFICE and DRUG
- STORE, on Main street, third door below
Ooa feilows Hail. All articles usually kept
In Drug Stores, may be obtained Che ap
for G ash
San Andreas, July I'd. 1853 ;v 3.3m-27
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
The Rural Editor.

Extract from Poem read before the Sixth Animal
Session of the Ohio Editors and Publishers
at Dayton, by JAMES DUMARs.