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The Forces AT SOLDERING. The battle of
Solferino is truly called ''the great battle, -
even OF the century. The forces engaged on
both sides could not have been less than
$50 .000-and were probably nearer 800, 000.
Compared with such mascot combatants,
some of the most celebrated battles OF the
century appear like skirmishes, in point Of
numbers. Thus, at the famous battle Of
Marengo, the French force was $4,000 and
the Austrian 40 GOO. At Austerlitz. the
French numbered 20 900. while the Russians
and Austrians had 90,000-all together be-
ing but ten thousand more than the Austrian
strength alone at Solferino. Wagram comes
nearer in the magnitude of forces engaged,
having reckoned $50, 900 French and some
what over 100, 900 Austrians. At Waterloo,
there were rs 900 French, and 10 900 allied
opponents. Not more than 5000, on both
sides, were in the battle of New Orleans. At
Buena Vista, Gen. Taylor, with 1900 Ameri-
cans, routed Santa Annals 10 900 Mexicans.
At Inkerman, in the Crimea, the allied
French and English numbered ID 1000, and
tie Russians 46,000.-Boston Jonrnal.
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PoPE PRS TX has issued an Fncrcl;c.l I

Pope PIus TX. has issued an .EncyclicaI
letter, dated April q, 1859, to " the Patri-
archs, Primates, Archbishops, Bishops, and
other Ordinaries having grace and comnuni-
cation with the Apostolic Sec,' directing
them to have prayers made in their dioceses,
for Peace. To encourage them in this work.
he grants to the faithful ''an indulgence of
three hundred days, in the accustomed form
Of the Church, to be gained as often as
they take part in and recite the above
mentioned prayers. The gloomy prospect
for the Austrian rule in Italy, probably, was
the immediate occasion of the order 4 friend
noticing the offer Of indulgence, said he
thought it a very niggardly one--he had seen
abroad an indulgence for forty thousand years
offered fora much smaller consideration. We
notice, also, that Bishop DeGoesbriand, of
this place, has put forth an order in detail
for suitable proceedings as to masses and
prayers-with a special prayer to the Virgin
Mary on the occasion.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO AND
CITY OF BALTIMORE.
NEW YORK. july l

New YORK, July II.
The steamships City of Baltimore, and
Arago, have both arrived at this port. The
City of Baltimore brings London and Liver
pool dates by telegraph of the Both, via
Queenstown. There is nothing of Importance
from the seat of war. France was preparing
to move an army on the Rhine Laybach
had been fixed upon as the seat of Govern
ment Of Lombardy. Count Gyulai had ia
ken commanl Of the regiment which bears
bis name.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says, in regard 10 the battle of Softer
mo, that Gen. Neil with $4,000 men, and
two divisions of cavalry. in all about 50 900.
was engaged till p. NJ, when he succeeded
IN forcing the Austrian centre, after IL hours
fighting. The Austrians had brought up
their reserve Of go, 900 and the Allies theirs
of 50 900 men. It was a most critical
movement. Three hours more general fight
ing ended the conflict 10 the advantage of the
Allies. The Zonaves are said to be much
cut up, and the First Chasseurs of Algeria
terribly treated. Four generals wounded
and one killed. $4,000 beds have been
commanded at Milan for the wounded.
1t was thought, throughout Europe, that
the Austrians had reached their chosen battle
ground, and the continental authorities
best taught in the stratogies at the seat
Of war, had confidently predicted
that the line of the Mincio was the appoint
ed point of the decisive battle.
Details of the Massacre at Perugia state
that neither age nor sex was spared. Among
the murdered by the soldiers, and after the
fighting had ceased. were three married coup
lie, five elderly ladies, three unmarried fe-
males, and a girl of fourteen.
The steamship Canada from Liverpool, %
passed Cape Race on Sunday.
The war news by the Canada does not pre-
sent any new features ofimportarce. There
had been no more fighting. and the Allies
continued their movement across Mincio IN
molested.
The Emperor Napoleon had changed his
head quarters from Vallegio. The Sardini
ans had completed the investment of Peschiera
from Lake Of Garda TO Mincio.
The Emperor of Austria was expected to
remain in Italy.
GREAT BRGTA1N.-The new English Min
istry has pronounced for a strict neu-
trality.
Mr. Golden had declined seat in the
cabinet.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

TO DYSPEPTICS and all who suffer the
fortunes which th. disease inficts in one form or
another of it, many phases, cure yourselves per-
manently and speedily by using
The Oxygenuted Bittors.
The "Weekly Novelette," of Sept. Is, says:
Dyspepsia is one of the prevailing diseases Of
our country. This is owing both to climate and
the almost universal habit Of eating our meal. too
rapidly to admit of proper digestion. But in
spite of these adverse circumstanc es this disease
even when it has becom chronic, disappears rap
idly by the use of the 0xygenated Bittcrs, which
have been found to prove an infallibe remedy.
From IL. Publisher Of a ,cid.ly circulated Maga-
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Bos1oN, July ], 1858.
MEssRs. S ". FovLE & Col have taken
three bottles of the 0xygenated Bitters, and have
derived great benefit from their use. ] have been
much troubled with Dyspepsia for several years.
and found nothing that afforded any relief I'M
til I used the Bittsrs. / most cheerfully recon-
mend them to all who are afflicted with this
stubborn complaint
JAMES ROBINSON, of the
Student and Schoomate."
From GEN. A. DopeE, our Minister to Spain.
WASHINGTON D. c., May Is.
DR.. GEO. B. GREEN,-Deqr Sir:-Ths Oxygen
ated Bitters with with which you were so kind as
TO furnish me, have had most salutary effect in
my case. I was troubled with Dyspepsia for four
years, during which time tried many remedies,
but never met with any good rs your Bitter,.
I am now in the enjoyment of good health, and
hope, and believe, that all who use the Oxygen
ated Bitters, will find them servicabls as have
found them.
With high respect, your obi. servant,
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Prepared by S. W. FOwLE 4 CO., Bosrox, and
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July Is. w4w
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TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
HIGH 81 HOO L-..NON TREAL.

MFR. L. C. FRONTEAU, Professor Of the
We French Language and Literature in the
University of McGill College, Montreal, receives
limited number of boarders, being pupils in the
High School Department of the University.
His residence is in the College buildings, at the
foot Of the mountain, and is surrounded BY a Park
4 Gymnasium, exclus yely for the bosrders, is
attached to it.
The interior arrangements are Of the most
unexceptonable order and comfort.
The French language is spoken and taught in
the house.
Particular is taken in the observance Of
daily religious exercises.
Apply for Prospectus to Professor Fronteau, at
McGill College.
References kindly permitted to I. W. DAWSON,
LII. D., Principal Of the University.
July 0. dit w4w
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NATURE Is THE GREAT PnysI-

NATURE IS THE GREAT PHYSI.
CIAN.-This is now admitted by tho medical
profession, as fundamental principle of healing
science. 1t is wisely provided by the human econ
omy, that whenever any thing Is wrong in the
physical system the natural force. Of the body arc
brought to bear to oxpel the disease. The >reat
aim, therefore, is to strengthen the natural pow
ers This has been kept in view by the skillful
compounders of Dr.. J. E0STgTTER'S BITTERS,
which operate to give fresh vitality to all the or
gans of the iody. The effect Of th. medicine upon
the stomach the liver and the kidneys. are prompt
and decisive. The patient who is wise enough to
quit drugging, and try the BITrERa. soon feels as
if ne had taken a new lease Of life, and as he con
inues the use of the article he is overoyel to find
the streams of health coursing through the frame
Let all from whose cheek the bloom has departed
give DR.. J. Hostctter's Celebrated Bittsrs q trial.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where.
Ey-seo advertisement in another column.
June "a WIN
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~ lnarSct 1856 Cattle. about 1000 Beevss and
l56 torres consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows,
oe, two, ami three years old. Market beef
E>;rI, per crt. S. 25as so; LIST quality, 81 OOa
IS; second quality 25a s6 so; third quality
90; ordil'ry, 90.
W;rkinz Oxen s75 $50, IFS per pair Cow,
AMI .>aiva- ~asaen v--'---- Two -ear,
old 22a27; three years old S2sa32
Sheep and Lambs, 1870 at msrkct. Prices, in
lots, 81 5Oa2 IS; Extra and selections, 81 IS
as so. Spring Lambs 5 90 $50.
Hides, 7iasso per ID; Pelts, so 2oaI 81 each;
Calf skins none. TsIlow 7a7ic. Veal Calves,
90 n 90.
Rg:NAREs.-The market is oveIstooked with
cattlf to-day and owing to the extreme heat sales
slow and at decline OF IS to so cts. per
cwt. from last week. There were few pair Of
superior sold high as SO per cwt. The stock of
S-eep and Lambs was newly twice as large as last
week snd in addition there were about 1900
Eastern Lambs come up in the boats, which put
the prices down from 50 to rs cts per head lower
than las t week A large number will remain un-
sold at the close Of the market unless sold at
loss TO drovers.
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A FRENcHMANs's VERSION OF SHAKESPEARE.
"Ah your Mossier Shak-spier He is gr-
a-a-nd-mys terieuse-soo-blime You ave
reads re Macabess-ze scene of re Mossieu'
Macabess? viz re VItch-eh Superb soobll-
miteei Wen he say to re Witch, Arr
oynt re, Witch . she go away; but what she
sag when she go away? She say she will do
somesing dat ayes got no name All, ha =
say. I'll DO. III DO - VIA she do? All,
ha ?'-voila lie grand mysterieuse Mossieu
Shak-es-pier She not say what she do -
This ,oas grand to be sure; but the
proves of Macbeth, in his bout with
Macduf. awakens all the mercurial French
man 5 martial ardor;
"Mossieu' Macabess, he sees him come,
close by; he say (proud empressement) Come
DON. Mossieu' Macaduhs. and id be he
who first says EnoGe" Zen zey f-isgh
moch All, ha VOLTA Mossieu Macabes,
Wis his ght-r-r-appier pink him, vOt you
call, in his body. He ave gots nal d 'estomac:
he say, Wis grand simplicitie, 'tnote =
What for he say 'ENoFFE?' Cause he got
enofs-paanty and he er-pire, r-r-aight a
way, immediately, pretty quick All, mes
amis. Massieu' Shakesspier is rising man in
la belle France ,''-KnickerJocker.
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COUNTY CONvEN-
II TION.

81 T5e Republicans Of Chittenden County
/. 70 reonested to met by their delegates IN
connty Convention. ut the TOWN HALL,
h BURLINGTON, JULY at 10 O'Clock
"A NJ, to nominate County officers Tor the year
ensning. and to transact anv other business
shich may properly come before the Con-
senti0n.
\ In conformity to the direction Of the Con-
vention of July 6, 1858. the Convention will
eonsist Of Delegates elected by the Republi-
a. voters of the towns respectively. accord
IL 2 - the following rule: One delegate for
~ town and one additional delegate for
cery twenty-five votes given for the Repub-
ncan Governor in l85S,-and one for each
r. cti)a Of l3 or moro over 25, cast as
above stated. On this basis. Bolton will
de- Burlington Il Charlotte A Col
Cher s Essex 7; Hinesburgh Z; Hun
lin 1ton : Jericho 6. Milton g. Richmond
I; Slalburae, /; St. George. ? Underhill,
g.. Westford, I; Williston, 6 Ninety-sev-
en- in all It is expected that the delegates
vii ha furnished with proper credentials
from their several Town Caucusos.
Julv 2. 1859.
5 5. 4 B5E9nT5. c,.,o, Com.
4. B. HALBERT,
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wTrITANE. suERMAv,s Estate.

STATE OF vEoNnVT. ITO all r~r-ons
- Dist-irt # Chit'snder Sc. froneprrrd in the
Estate IF vi'lirm r Sherman, late OF Charlotte,
in said District, deceased,
GRryrTTe.
Ata Probate C1urt holden ut Purlinrton wish.
in 81 for the Distric. IF rhittandpn m the 27th
dav ~ lure ). n 1870. A. Instrument nur-
D0ttin- to he tire last viii ard Testament. of vn.
z. Sherman, late IF Charlotte in said 0i-rirt
deceased, presented n the Court aforrsnid. 7
Probate. AID - Is ordered bv sid Court that the
2Ist DIV of Julv. A. n. 1850. ~ the rrob1ts
Cou-. Rooms IN sail Burlington be assigned f.r
proving s9id instrument; and that notice thereof
he riven ~ all persons concerned. bv Publishing
this order three weeks suceessiveiv IN the Bur-
i1rtnn Free Press. newspaper printed 1T said
Burlington. prsvious n tho time snnninted.
Therefore. Won hereby notified b rprrsr
before said Court the time an1 nIace aforesaid
and contest the probate Of 81 will, if you have
cause.
Given under nv hand a. burlington IN said
District. this 9th day Of Jure. ~ q.
wlw3 D. FRENCH, Register.
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Nor So Much GOLD AFTER ALA dis
patch from Leavenworth, Kansas, states on
the authority of Mr.. Mccoy, just returned
from the mining region, that only eight or
ten claims have yet been discovered that pay.
These are on the Gregory road, the rest be-
ing all desert. lie Gays the reports OF the
richness of other claims are absolutely false,
and that the miners were leaving in large
numbers Some three thousand wagons are
now on return "Trip. Mr.. Mccoy estimates
that there are now about the mines from
$500 to 5000 persons most of whom are doing
nothing or working for their board. He say
the mines will not support more than 5000
people, and advises every body to stay at
home.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

The late Congress has appropriated only
SIS, 900 as a preliminary to taking of the
next Census, for thu preparation Of blank
forms, instructions to MArshals. etc. Ample
time will be allowed for the selection of reli-
able deputies, and such arrangements will
be made by the Secretary of the Interior, as
will secure the prosecution of the work with
more perfectness than heretofore.
The President has recognized Frederick
Kuhn as Consul of the Grand Duohy Of
Hesse Cassel at New York.
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advertisemen

THE MUsrqR.-The Rutland Courier, speak
ing of the trial of Engines in that village on
the Fourth, says;
We must here observe that previous TO the
last playing of the NIiddlebury engine, all
WAS luck and chance, as the wind blew in
ftful gusts, and as in case of the Burlington
Boxer, which only played los feet for the
second prize, when the same machine, after
all the prizes had been contended far, entered
the ring. So says the Free Press, and threw
Up jet OF water 10 feet. The Boxer boys
would have won all the prizes in a calm, or
had the wind been equally favorable as when
the Others plaYed.
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NEW YORK. July

NEW YORK, July ).
The Steamer Star of the West from As
pinwal arrived yesterday with nearly mill
hon and three quarters in treasure. All her
California advices of interest had been an
tlcipated. Advices from Peru mention an
other revolution under the lead of Zeballos,
Castillo, Fohenigue and others. The revolu-
in Ecuador under Mureno had become
quite threatening, the regular troops going
over 20 the insurgents. The defeat Of the
Government forces was considered certain
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The Best Moving Machine.
PATENT IMPROVED
WING MAC II n E,

STRONG, simple in construction. net liable 70
y get out Of order. Compact, h-ht, easy Of
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olso On bilsides, and in any kind of lodged grass
and clover. Warranted to give entire satisfaction
Price Sll0. 49,,
All the various sections and pieces for Aliens
Mower constantly on hand and for sale oy
HENRY P. DOW, AGENT.
Richmond, Vt, 1853. wS9u
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THE ONLY POSITIVELY
Fire Proof Safes in the World.
CERTIFICATES OF APPROVAL, IN ColIPA-
RIsON WITH OTHER SAFES.

GRAFTON, December 3, 1858.
N.ss-s. SHERwIy 6. BURGESS, Agents for Mar
lands Patent Fire Proof Sate,--Gentlemen u
have examined the Marlaqd Patent safe in your
store. and 90 far an able to judge Of its Fire
Proof qualit es, 7 believe the principles upon
which it is built, the most reliable in resisting
heat Of any Fire Proof Safe that has come under
my observation, and particularly recommend it
to the attention Of Probate Districts, that
now supplying themselves for the preservation Of
their records.
BENJAMIN ". DEAN, Sec. Of State.
BRATTLEBoRo, December 8, 1855
This may certify that we have examined the
Marland Patent Fire Proof safe, exhibited to US
by Nr. Arson Hardy. md that in our opinion,
Marlanis SAFE would be dssIsble one to pur-
chase for the use Of the Probate Courts.
4. STODDARD,
MrDD1gnURY. April u, 1859.
The Legislature Of Vermont at its last session
passed law making it the duty Of the county
Judges to procure lire Proof s s,fs 10 oT that
duty we have spent some time in examining a
number of safes. We have come 20 the conclu-
sion that the }larlands safe. manufactured by N.
B. 8I-elcw and Arson Hardy, Of Boston, Mass,
is superior to any other have examined, for It's
Fire Proof Qualities. We have bought a safe Of
that description for the New Haven Probate Dis
trict aui we are veil satisfied with tie workman
ship, apparent strength, and durability.
W w. c. WRIGHT, Assistant Judges Of
u. C.. SMITH. Addison c.. Court.
M.B. BIGELugY :, ANsOY Il >RDY,
llsuuacto-css and Prophet
Sc 5c5ool street, opposite City Hall Session Nass.
j.. DUNELEF a4r. - Aszsr.
June p. 1889 45wtf
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BUTTER, CHEESE, PRODUCE,
HOUSE,

81 and 80, South Market ST., Boston.
TTaving removed nv location from City Wharf.
take ibis methrd to inform my consignees
and all others interested particularly IN the saIe
Of Butter and cheese in is market ul.S ain
prerared TO offer them increased faeihtesIor d"lng
their business, ard would soieit nslgnments.
Reinr fully sensible that OWING 20 tue petition
and high prices paid for rrolace IN tne country
- 60 90 small, after deduc'ing expenser,
. no shall make my Commission charges
- 80 with ny facilities, low rents, and small
$500 am enabled, and shall make nv cum-
Mission charges at z low rate in particular for
the larger and regular assignments.
T have Cash capital and o. her Cash facilities.
Country Produce Of all kinds received and sold
on Commission. Wool do not sell.
Liberal advances made on consignmen's.
Account sales and remittances made promptly.
Ny personal and prompt attention given 20 all
business entrusted To my care.
Store location one of the very best.
Cellar the best in my experience for Butter
Rents and expenses unusually low.
Terms for business moderate.
Quotations and remarks perfectly reliable.
REFERENCES.
For my present Commercial standing refer
you to
Charles Ellis, Esq, President Howard Banking
Co., ston.
william milton, Esq.J t1o-bOu
Charles Lane, Esq, Boston, Director Bank
North America.
G. n. Seymour, Esq, ogdensburgh. New York.
E. 3. Allen L Son, Ogdensburgh. n. y.
II. B. Sowles, Esq, 81. Adams, Vt.
For nv personal and business reputation IN til
City, I refer you TO
James N. Beebee, Esq, Merchant
Alpheus Hardy, Esq.
Bingham. Joy 4 Co., Produce
Samuel Walker 4 Co., Produce.
Converse. Harding Co., Merchants
Jewett, Tibbetts & Co., Merchants.
Porter Demmon, Provisions.
Stone Eldredge, Provisions.
June !, 1853. w.t.
,atisfao.ory trust any c0nsignse will not De dis
appointed.
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RUSSIA AND Turkey New ALLIANCE
Russia has got ahead of the allies in her d.
plomatic connection with Turkey, if we may
credit the latest reports. The Russian Grand
Duke Constantine has lately visited Constan-
tinople, and was received and entertained
with distinguished courtesy by the Sultan.
The result of this visit is said to be a new
treaty of Turkey and Russia which is con-
sidered defeat Of both French and Austrian
influence with, the sick man
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News of the Week.
5000 AuSfrians Prisoners !!
QuEBEc, July

QuEBEc, July s.
The steamer Hungarian passed Farther
Point at II 80.
No movement had taken place since the
battle of the "a, of which no details are re-
ceved & no estimates of the losses which the
Sardinians and Austrians both admit were
extraordinarily heavy. The Emperor
Napoleon says he took six thousand
prisoners, three flags and thirty cannons
The Austrians had re-crossed the Mincio.
Gen Hess is appointed Commander-in-C Chief
of the Austrian forces The latest despatch
says the French army had crossed the Nfincio
in pursuit Of the Austrians.
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IL q T. Ike is.
BOSTON MARKET,

July 18th, 1859.
PR 'DUCE. BUTTER-The arrivals Of Butter
have been very light the past week no ice cars ar
irving on Thursday last, and in consequence our re-
slpts for the week have been only sos packages.
Butter OF good quality is very and prime lots
have been sold at &c. advance, but there is still
fair supply of ordinary, the prices of which remain
the same. The sales Of good and extra New York
and Vermont diaries have been at lsal9c and
ooInmQn ranges from I2al6. Canada, Ohio ard
oJfip. Western from Iaafrc. a. % quality.
CEES> r---heesa remains without change. The
receipts have been fair and the market well sap
piled The sales range from 3a9c for poor to prime
good and prime quality sailing from SAFE per ID.
BEANsi-White Beans have become rather dull and
prices q shade lower. Common have been sold
at 75a 81; blue pod at 81 2al 20 and extra pea
and marrow ST 40al 62l per bush. Canada Peas
range from / l0al 90 per bush but market quiet
PoTAToEs-Old Potatoes are dull and taken only
in lots wanted. New are beginning TO arrive,
and in few weeks old will be quite unsaleable.
The sales of new have been So 0Oa3 30 per barrel.
EeGs-.-Eggs scarce and firm 1T l Tc pr doz.
WOOL. New fleece Wool continues TO come for
ward slowly. but prices remain quite steady. The
sales of the week have been so 600 lbs fleece and
pulled al prices in the range of quoted rates The
private advices received the past week continue to
report. very high range of prices throughout the
West. In New York State manufacturers have
purchased very largely, ou, in Ohio and other
Western States the demand nas somewhat abated.
The clip Of Vermont has also begun % move,
considerable sales having been made there OF lGa
Soc. In foreign Wool the transactions Of the past
week have not been Of much Importance We have
only u notice sales of 100 bales Cape and $50 bal
lots h'ruvian at previous prices.