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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-14

Il ,OST.-Between DIR. Linnell's, Elm st.,
IL and Maple st. ladys Pearl Breastpln set in gold
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
at BRYANT h SHELDoN'S
fyi1 AT
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Save your money and buy only at the
Peoples Great Bargain Store,
las MAIN STREET,


Determined to reduce extensive stock previous to
August l. we have been through each department and
have marked the entire stock at prices which will insure
quick and ready sale We would to those who have
the Cash to lay out for Dry Goods during the present
month that mean what advertise. Our object Is
to turn the whole stock into money, let the sacrifice be
uhdt IL may. Read few among the many unhcard of
bargains we shall offer for the next thirty days
HOOP SKIRTS 75c worth s,25.
CHALLI DeLAINES, lOc yard.
Heavy BLACK SILKS, 75c, worth el25,
a. PRINTED LAWNS, only &c yard.
WHITE BRILLIANTS, only cents yard.
a. PRINTED BRILLIANTs only l2ac yard
100 STELLA SHAwLS, all coors only sl,75, worth -.
Cases BLEACHED Co1ToNs, only &c yard.
Bales BROWN CoTToNs, only SIC ayard.
LINEN NAPKINS, only 81 a dozen.
LINEN DoYLIEs, only soc a dozen.
Hosiery Mts, Gloves, and Embroiderles at less than
cost.
200 PARASoLS at very great bargains.
MANTILIAS for 81, 25, former price 80.
All our DRESS SILKS less than cost
DRESS GOODS marked below cost to lose out the
stock.
Many other bargains will be shown those who visit this
establishment during the present month The goods
are bound TO sell The whole stock must be reduced
Don't forget the place for great bargains,
CITY STOR RE,
j. II. CLARKE a CO.,
Jya DIFF No. lis Main street, Post ONCE.
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ON e
or the FIRST TWELVE students who book their
for one term or more in the above studies VIII be
instructed without cost
o N r YE "A r.;
to be decided by draft the 9th August Term begins
3lst of August.)
ON e
Of the second twelve students instructed free for THREE
quarters
o N e
of the third twelve students instructed free for TWO
quarters.
o e
of the fourth twelve students instructed free for ONE
quarter.
ENTRY BOOK
open for at College Hall. NO payments re-
CURED until day Of dratt)
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Aetu advertisements,
. ATOMS COLLEGE.

In the following branches to wit:
English Grammar, Greek Language and Lit
Reading, erature
Spelling, French Language and Lit
Geography, erature,
Arithmetic, German Language and Lit
Algebra, erature,
History, Piano Forte Instruction,
Bookkeeping two lessons per week.
Penmanship. Vocal Music,
Commercial Correspondence Engineering with practice,
Navigation, Surveying, with practice,
Astronomy, with Lectures Chemistry, with Lectures,
Parliamentary Rules, Geometry,
Moral Science, Geology
intellectual Philosophy, Trigonometry,
Constitution of United States Physiology
History of English Ltera- Botany,
ture, Rhetoric
Zoology, Natural Philosophy,
History of Civilization, SYNONYMS
Study of Words, Logic
Scotts and Hardee' g Tactics, Oratory
Musical Composition, Elements of Criticism,
Latin Language and Ltera- Elements Of Scientific Ag
ture, riculture.
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Tuition 800 per Term $50 per Year for Day Students
Iuon SO per Term or $40 per Year. for Evg Students
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THE LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ETNA.
Estimates of Killed and Wounded

New York, July 13.-Steamer Etna, from
Liverpool, morning of Saturday, July 2, has
arrived at this port. Her advices are the same
as by the Canada at Halifax.
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EVENING CLASSES
for males and females will be formed at this College,
where a LIBERAL COURSE of study can be entered
upon, and the student allowed to select AS MANY
BRANCHES FROM THE ENGLISH CLASSICAL, OR
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS as he or she may de
sire, for
TEN DOLLARS PER TERM.
Evening Students will have the advantages in
Teachers for each department and Apparatus as the Day
Students.
O N Il
OF the FIRST TEN evening students instructed free of
charge three quarters.
o N Il
OF the SECOND TEN students instructed free of charge
two quarters.
o N Il
of the THIRD TEN students instructed free of charge
one quarter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-14

of the THIRD TEN students instructed free of charge
one quarter.
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5. SCHOOL AGENCY AND
TEACHERS UNION, Established 1870 No 2ss
Colleges, Summaries, Academies Public and Private
Schools general Teachers and others interested in ed
vocational matters Parties in this city vicinity desr-
ing negotiation for the approaching Fall term may apply
to the undersigned at the school Of Design and Acade-
my of Fine Arts, Clarks Block, Main Street from ten
to Nj and to p. NJ, daily during the present week
jyl4 d3t* II K WILCOX
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WORCESTER FIVE CENTS saw
w INGS BANK.-Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of the Corporation of the worcester
Five Cents Savings Bank will be held at the once oil
the state Mutual Life Assurance Company in Worcester
on THURSDAY July IA. at seven O'Clock p m, for the
choice of Officers the year ensuing and Tor any other
business which NAV properly before the meeting
CLARENDON HARRIS, Treas'r-
v-.z.- ~ 1Sso dtJvI4 iyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07
DIR. J. HOSTETER'S
Celebrated stomach Bittcrs.

But that numerous class who devote them lit
erary and other sedenary pursuits, and in consequence
of want OF physical exersise become the victims OF Ian
guor and debility, without appetite, have hher
to sought in vain for nvigoratng life giving medi-
cine whose effects upon the system shall be both speedy
and permanent. Physicians of eminence and profound
y acqainted with the requirements Of the human rame
commend H0STETTER'S BITTERS as the safest and
swest stimulen to the recuperave energies of the sys
tmyet discovered 1t restores the appetite gives fresh
ygor to the digestive sends the blood through the
veins with more lively tendency to
dep ession of Spirits and fits for the transaction OF
business with cheerful heart and active mind Unlike
other medicines which have been devised for the
object, the Biters do not act systematically, with
temporary powerthe influence of the remedy Is lasting
And If patient will hut give attention to securing
proper exercise after the relief has been afforded he need
fear no return of the affection. The debility natural to
the encroacmens of years upon the bodily frame is also
alevated by this great strengthening medicine thus
aDng the aged to pass their declining days in physical
ease whereas they are suffering from extreme weak
ness and nervousness To this venerable class Of people
HosTETrERs BIrTRRs may be commenced as invaluable
The proprieors of this invigorator have in addition,
deep qualification in assuring Nursing Mothers that they
will find the Bter the and safest of restortives
very Few medicines are sanctioned by physicians proper
to be administered during the period Of nursing and this
has obtained an universal preference
Those who desire to purchase shs great remedy for
dyspepsia and Debility should the precise title
H0SrETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTERS
1t is put mp in quart bottles, with the name Of DR. j.
H0STETTER'S Stomach Bitters blown on the bottle and
Of Hostetter Smith the label. These things are i'm
portant account Of the counterfeits now in
the market.
6TPrepared and sold by Hostetter Smith, Pittsburgh
Pa and also sold by all druggists, grocers, and dealers
generally throughout the United States Canada, South
America and Germany 169yl
Wholesale and retail by L. F. PIERCE Montpelier. Sold
also by Edwin Porter and DR.. Nichols Northfed and all
dealers in medicine everywhere.
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, General Agents for the New
England States.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07
Nems0n0 Comments
California News.

The great ten mile trot between Princess ana
Glencoe Chief was won by Princess in ~; III
Sd An immense amount of money changed
hands, The owners of the horses risked no less
than COG 900. all of which, in twenty-dollars
gold pieces, was deposited on the judges s'''hu
during the race
Tba miners of Horsetown District, Shasta Co..
oss,mhled on Tuesday to drive the Cinnamon
from the mines, and arrested about two hundred
They were resisted by the sheriff and his depu-
ties, with a large party Of law and order men,
and the Cinnamon were liberated On TUESDAY
night fight took place between the rioters and
the sheriff's party, in which several persons
ware wounded. 1t is believed that there VIII
be n very serious collision between the authorl-
ties and the rioters before the matter ends.
Honolulu dates to the 18th of February arc
received
The eruption of the volcano, Mauna l'oa
still continued in all its grandeur, The British
war steamer Calypso had said for Hawai- wltf
an excursion party, among "ho'i ""'
Kamehameha and other distinguished guests. =
The officers of the steamer were provided VIII
instruments for taking observations on the Durn
ing mountain, and would attempt to ascend Il
the crater. The lava was flowing over parrei
country, and no damage had been dore excep
the distraction of village.
The American residents of Victoria wer
much excited by the refusal of Governor Doug
lass to permit o celebration of Washington
birthday. Nineteen mercantile firms united II
a request for permission to fire salute on tn
occasion, to which the COLONEL Secretary lie
piled:
81 am to acquaint you that His Excellency
although possessing the most sincere desire .
show especial regard to the memory OF 50 estl
mable and virtuous private gentleman, and
illustrious a patriot and statesman as Washing
ton, does not feel authorized, even in this case
to depart SO far from custom as to sanction an
public demonstrations of any marked character
such as the firing Of salute, or public proceF
sons through the streets, being undertaken b
private Individuals
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07

FRoM MExGco.-A Santa Fo correspondent of
the New York Herald, in forwarding the recent
slave code of New Mexico, remarks as follows !;
"Thus, our legislature denies to Congress the
right to legislate on slavery in our Territory.
The amount of property in slaves owned at
present by our citizens does not exceed one hun
dred thousand dollars, and this consists chiefly
in domestic servants Whether slavery be prac-
tieable in New Mexico or not time will have to
develop. The population Of the territory is in
crossing rapidly, especially by the emigration Of
large numbers of families, who select this coun'
try for their permanent home. doubtno but
that the census Of 1860 will show the number
of inhabitants in New Mexico to exceed l00
600 souls. With a little more protection from
the federal government, we would soon seek ad
mission into the Union as a State, with policy
favorable to Southern rights.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07
"A CARD.
BROCKWAY & NEWTON,
MOntpaljer. VI.

1fiES names have been too long before the public
DENTISTS, to fail of recognition ueed reference.
Dr. Brockway commenced and for four years practced
in Vermont after which he pracced in the cities of New
ok for twenty five years. Five years since he
to find health in the mountain breezes and has concluded
to devote his maured experience to the aud gher
of the Verdant State in connection with Dr. Newton.
whose reputation skilfulDentst is too welknown
be mistaken Having practiced together of the last
year their mutual profit and to the satisfaction of
numbers they have now come to permanent business
ragement by which the inhabitants of this and adjacent
Countless may avail themselves of their seperae uni
ted skill and experience Hereafter the Office Montpelier
long occupied by Dr. NJ will be opened all hours of the
day, and all days of the yearon Sundays, only for
tracng aching teeth Dr. Brockway Newton always in
attendance
With facilities for doing business with ncaness and
patch, and in their Dental and Chemical abratory abun-
dant preparations and help, patients will be detained but
short time Gentlemen and Ladies may rest assured o
finding in them both the will and ability to supply any
demand upon Dental skill at rate cheaper than
he obtained of any of limited practice, especially
their experience allows Of no failure, and seldom requires
a second call.
Approaching the economy of our citizens we have con
cuded put prices down to the lowest rates. and will
hereafter insert entire upper under sets in plain and
durable manner on IS Carat Gold, for $40 90
With double edges and extra finishes for 5000,
On Gold largely alleged with Silver, but yet re
tanning the gold color, got up in the very best
style $500
On Silver got up in the best style and finish, $500
Temporary sets, and partial sets, Oh equally favor
able terms.
Cavities of moderats size filed with Gold, 100
With Tin Foil 90
Extracting, %
Coroform and Ether administered if required, for 90
| Any pesons wishing entire upper under set OF
teeth will be detained but night notice being previous
ly given. And both upper and under set; but two
nights Persons coming from out of the County will hav
their board paid while waiting good fit is always
ranted and the quality Of the metal to be represented
Should any person want teeth inserted the cheopas
tic plan we will do it always at the risk of the patient
but in the best manner for twenty dollars SET upper
under.
Conscious OF ability, have come to the conclusion
to furnish teeth at such prices shall Snve the patron
age and the pleasure Of the good people OF Yer
mont.
Dr. Newton vii have constantly open an Office in Wood
OK connection with r Haskall where he will atten
10 all orders on the same liberal terms.
Dr. Brockway will continue as heretofore, to visit Water
ury occasionally, and when sent for will render his
Woes any within fifty miles who want entire uppe
under set, without additional charge, except keeping
Al orders and commands from distance, will be attende
| to with as little delay possible, ll7
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07
a Card to the Ladies'

Are perfectly harmless, yet most certain to prevent,
ieve and cure all diseases peculiar females They have
yet failed when the directions have been followed
as thousand of ladies in this city testify They
certain to restore nature its proper CHANNEL and
move all distractions from whatever causes and al
ways successful preventive. Price 81 per box, with
full particulars inside. Sold wholesale and RETAIL by
FRED E. SMITH, Druggist, Sole Agent,
State street. Montpelier, VT.
To whom all orders must be addressed He will supply
Dealers propretors prices and send the pills to ladies
(conhdentiay) by mail to part Of the country the
receipt of 81 90 through the Montpelier Post Office
Theo. A. Peck, Agent for Burlington Pond Morse
agents fer Rutland.
N. B.-Be and ask for "Dr. Duponeo's Golden
Pis.n You will then get medicine you may fully rely
upon and be permanently relieved and cured Of all those
diseases peculiar to ladies.
For particulars circulars and read the directions
accompanying the Pills. l3oyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07
BRIGHTON MARKET.

BRIGHTON MARKET.
CORRECTED TUE FREEMAN EVERY THURsDAY.
At Market 800 beef CATTLE 200 stores 1900 sheep and
lambs, 2l00 swine.
PRIoEs-.Bee Cate-Extra $50; Hrst quality, $500
ID quality, $500 Sd $3.50.
Working 0xen--lOO to 100.
Mich Cows-s37 to AZ common do, $!a 20.
Calves-s3 to 600.
Yearlings-None
Two years od-s22 to 81.
Three years old--$oe to SO.
Sheep and Lamps-$275 to A.. extra $500 to 100
Swine-In lots &c retail 7ac
Hdes-Sc per III Tallow-79c. Calf skns-15c Pelts
$3.50 $1,S7.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMMDY.
SIR III sES CL.4RKES
Celebrated Female Pills +!
PROTECTED EA - IN LETTER
a2lSSss1kIs .s.AiSX@

BY ROYAL IA ss PATENT.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir. J. Clarke N.
d., Physician Extraordinary to The Queen
This invaluable medicine Is untsiliug in the oil all
those painful and diseases which the female
constitution is subject. 1t moieraes all excess and re-
moves all DISTRACTIONS and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar hears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent eounerfelts.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females dnrius the
Of pregnancy, as they are sure ta
bring Miscarriage but any other time they safe
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron, Paipita
ton Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will
effect a when all other means have failed and u
though powerful remedy do not contain ron calomei
anthony, or anything hurful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB NOSES (LsteI. C. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, n.
| N. B.-$l, 90 and 0posRge stamps enclosed to any su
thorzed AGENT will insure bottle containing 80 pills b,
etuFn mail.
l. =. PIERCE, Montpelier, Wbolcs ale Agent for We
mont. lh)mG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07


hicts in form another of its many phases, cure
yourselves permanently and speedily by using
The Oxygenated Bitters.
The "weekly Novelette," of Sept. 18th, says:
Dyspepsia is of the prevailing diseases of our coun-
try This is owing both to climate and the almost uni
versal habit Of eating meals ZOO rapidly to admit Of
proper digestion. But in spite of these adverse crcum
stances this disease when it has become chronic
dsa ears rapidly by the of the 0xygenated Btters
which have been found to prove an infable remedy.
From the Publisher of widely circulated Magazine.
Boston, July l, 1858.
ties of the oxygenated Bers, and have derived great
benefit from their have been much troubled with
Dyspepsia for several years aud found nothing that aor
ded any relief til used the Bitters. most cheer
fully recommend them to all who afflicted with this
troublesome and stubborn complaint.
JAMES ROBINSON, of the
student and SchoOlmate."
From Gen. A. G. Dodge, our Minister to spain.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May Is.
DR.. GEO. B. GREEN,-Dear Sir The Oxygenated Bit
with which you kind to furnish me, have
had most salutary effect in nay was troubled
with dyspepsia for four years, during which time tried
many remedies bnt met with any good your
Bitters am in the enjoyment of good health, and
hope aud believe that all who The 0xygenated it
ters will find thu servceabe as have found them.
With high respect your obt servant.
A. G. DODGE.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE co. Boston, and for
by Fred E. Smith and s. P Redfed Montpelier DR.
George Nichols Mortified, j. A. Beamis, Marshfieid
Gates Holden, Middlesex, N. Hyde, Painfed, A. r.
Bgeow, Barre s. c. Clark, Moretown, Gleason, Hasting
Co. Waitsfed, Putnam 4 Sprague, Cabot James Car
dell Warren Village, and by nearly all dealers in med
| icine. lblW1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07
II)e 1flarkets.
MONTPELIER MARKET j..

REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
PRovIsoNs-Butter Is to o. Cheese,S to 0 Lard, IL
to 49, Talow, s to 10. Dried Apple, to 0; Eggs, Il
Potatoes, to- % Beans $o75a1Oo. Maple Sugar. Ito 10
onions-0O. Apples-common, 90 to 90 good, 5000 to
600 per Dbl Round Hogs, Gao.
FLoUR-Western, 500 Extra, $3.50; Double Extra
Berlin Mills, Extra Family, $780, Double Extra, $3.50
GRAIN AND HAY.-Corn, 81. Oats 90 to Is. Herdsgrass
Seed $500 800 per bushe Clover IL to Ii per pound
Hay, IS, to $40, per ton. Rye, 90.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and Green Hard Wood, 1926 to
$3.50 Shingles, sl25 to s137 wool-Common,
w to 40 MeRno, 90 to so. Bark, $3.50 per cord.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07

From THE SOUTH SEA Mission. The Honolu-
la Sandwich Tslands) Polynesian publishes an
interesting narrative of voyage to the South,
of the missionary brig Morning Star written by
her captain, John W. Brown. The following
is a condensed statement
1t seems that after pleasant run OF fifteen
days, they arrived at Apian where they remain
ed over one Sabbath, visiting the Rev. MIR.
Bingham, who preached on that occasion to
about $50 natives Taking Mr.. and Mrs. Bing-
ham on board, they again set sail and ran over
to Turava, and spent two days in examining 1t.
The Chiefs expressed desire to have the mis-
sonaries stop with them at once. They next
arrived, on the 25th July, at Ebon, finding the
Rev. Messrs Pierson and Doane, with their
families, in good health. DR.. P, on Sabbath
morning, preached to a crowded house. Taking
on DR.. P and family, they sailed for Strong s
Island on the I'd of August and arrived there
on the 9TH =,
Here the Rev. Mr.. Snow and family were
found in excellent health. The letter then goes
on to state that the original intention OF the
missionaries was, to assemble at Ascension In
general meeting, but this plan being abandoned
they Returned to Ebon, They next continued
their voyage to the Mulgrave Islands. The av-
erago hight of hhese Islands do not exceed nve
feet above high water mark. The Islands are
beautiful, and many of them abound with bread
fruit. cocoanut and other trees. The King s
Chiefs and people were anxious that the Rev.
Mr.. Doane should stay with themr me k x
gave Capt Brown an Island, and told him if he
would come and live on it, he would build him
a yerv nice house, and also give him more land
At many of the places visited there. was more
or less Of interest, and the natives, tor the mos
part. were DESTROYS of missionary labor among
them
Capt. Brown says she was well tried on tn
passage, and he thinks that a better behaved
vessel, in any weather, has not yet been built.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07
gsuaus II. Moses estate.

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Cnnn h. lden at
WAsHiNGros DisTRcT,ss Montpelier, within aud for
said District, the Cd day Of February, a. u. 1859
Al RS G. Z. Moses aud ClaA 3 Bennett Administrations
M on the Estate u RUFUS F. Moses, late at Calais in
said District deceased makes application to SAID Court for
an extension or the heretofore allowed them TO nav
the debts due from said Estate and to render their admin
straton account until some future day.
Whtrrupon it is ordered by said Court that said appca-
lion be heard ut The Probate Office, in Montpelier on the
o6h day of April, D. 1859, and ii is further ordered
that notice given to all persons concerned by the pub
cation Of this order in the Green Mountain freeman,
upted ut Monpeer, three weeks snccesslvely before
said hearing By the tourt,
Attest, y. R. EERRlLL, Register
A true cody Of record,
Auest T.. 4. MERRILL Re ,is,Ar
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-07

Mr.. Ten Eyck, the new Senator from new
Jersey, in late speech, very well enumerates
the cardinal principles of the great opposition
party, as follows:
.. Protection to American labor and industry;
opposition to the extension of human slavery
always standing firmly by the compromises, OF
the Constitution the preservation of the cleo
tive franchise in its purity by proper guards
and checks q judicious system oil internal I'M
movements: and an economical and honest use
of the public money"