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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-29
LIST OF AGENTS.

may be made!
West Brattluboro, DtNKLEE; Brooklnc, c. W. sTEB-
BlNSi Dover, LYMAN BURRi W. Dover, WM. II. JONES;
nummsrston, r. KNIGHT West Dummerston, $. w.
WILSON Graton BENZ. W. DEAN Guilford, ELMER
MASON y Gullford Centre S. L. SIBLEY Green River,
JOHN u. WALKERi Jamaica, 0RIN KNOwLTON; Hall.
fax, STEPHEN NILES West Halifax, A. II. TUCKER;
South Londonderry, J. l.. PIERCE; Marlboro, W. W
LYNDEj Fayetteville, j. DUNKLEE, JR. wnamsvillc,
SAMU EL BROWN pulney, WM. HOuGlIT0N; saxton's
MAN Somerset, @. X. MORSE; stratton, MELNIN A.
KNoWLroN Townshend, o. BUTTERfIELD West
Inwnsheni, f. d. SAWYER Vernon, ADDISON WHIT
HE'D WMlsboro, HOLLAND PLIMpTON West Wards
hor0, LlRERrf WILDERj South Warlsboro, H. W. KID
DON Westminster, H. c. LANE; Westminster West, b. W.
lAMBllNi Whitinglam, H. N. IIIX jacksonville y. r..
mlrCHCOCki Wilmington, ORIGIN SMITH; Windham,
WIN. llARRlS JR.; South Windham, EZRA PIERCE, Jl (;
Chesterfield, N. H., II. o. COOLIDGE, Hinsae, N. Ill., G..
j. AMlDON winchester, N. IL, L. NJ. Forbes North
Bernariston, Ms, N. p. CIIApIN
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a1sebli6 9eltorbenen Oeeser a6er inter Der
Sano al Bla ntagen be tBer, relp.
Sfldpenb %dnDler, II m Ell aBtllt@
ae8 be rfau t werDen. Die tn Wtont<
1pnerp (Ilabama) erldeinenoe vOflil" l4rci6t
in ibrer Nuthmer POM 6. Suit
o@eltern N16nltttas tebrte elmer unlerer
6reunte BON elmer iebr eili9en 6abrt
na9 Sep Weit urc Sapana 3uriif, st 9eb6rte
5u enter aus fthuf Berlpnen beltebenbeu 9ele(z
l9aft, lpelde Die 8arraeeon8 belu9te, 5u benz
3lpefe, I'm eini9e Der bort I'm @elp16rldmoer
8unbe8poli5et befin6ltden sc unDen uno
trdftt en- u ger ~G05u befreten"".
sic fauoen eprt berett8 eine anoere @e el1Idaft
aus @burleltpu uno e8 tpurOen a%n9eme1e1e
Seran It uftungen getrpffen, II NJ
Die Ne9er 5u ent fernen ober III
6Ol9e eine8 unfal8, mel4er oen gu oielen
3ped 9enlietbeten Siifenoampfer betraf l6lu9
Bus 8orbaten febl. Die gauge @inwobners
Sep Selt 1ou oa9e9en ietn p,
DAP bic 90 ger M d Nfrtfa u :
r ii d gel 4t d rperoen lllp bic 9teser lelbit
wiinl9eu bier Su bleibeu. =. Die 2eute ia
gen, paB bic 0ee9er pDn etni9ell entldlo1lenen
2euten lei4t Dem @eWabrlanl Der Hpli5et ents
nomnien .perben f0nnteu. Sol6e8 Serf1bren
mire nlinOeitenS ebenip mpraliI9, ME Der BON
oer He9terun9 an ben erften Saul er II
) t We8er perfbte 0febfa6f.| s
+ Der frede @pniSmu8 in oielen 8emerfuits
genfbeearf teineS @ommentar8. geI onber8 Die
Sa1ttlitt9tett, nit melder Die 8efretung Der
9eeaer aus ben &lauen Der SeelenperfduIer
ais Elm all ben 1ebtern- ~peribter Oiebt a J.
uno Die -&ntfIbrun9 Der Ne9er 8eBuf8 Ser
taufS in Die 9tlaperet, ul8 cine 8efretunQ
be5ei4net mirO, 1T ein5i9 in i9rer 4rt; as1
"a e- (N. 9. Nbb3t9.)
gom Sites Seat, 3 aI(g =
8enndrttge 2%a9erbier Bat AUDI idor
i'm fernen 6elen9ebirge uietne gri6einun8 sc;
ntadt," ipte aus eiuen IN Der &anla8 3eitunq
nitsetbeilten 0feilebrtefe 5u eriebeu. @8 beiBi
partn @a @1s 3 .
l1n9efdbr 100 Wteiten opn OenSer erblidteu
mir l9pn bic ldueebeoedten @ipfel be5 Yifea
8edt (13, SOY 6uB.s Wir wdbnten unS bloa
uu9efdbr so Neilen oapcn ab uno lparerieper
Wor9en gang li6 r, am A6eno in Oenper eit=
5utrefen. Dp9 mad iepem 5uritfsele9ten
Gage idien DaS pei6e @eipenlt ebenlO melt,
rpeuu nidt ipeitcr e~ntfernt gu leui, uno ais nil
enblidL uad un9efdbr elmer 8ode, in D<nper
anf1nlen, puroe unS 9ela8t, DAP e8 nod Is
Weilen Bis gum 6uBe p%eSelben wieter. DAT
meine Sreuoe 9reB mar, am 3iele Der GeiIe
(pte i9 oadte) an9etoinmen gu iein, fSnneu
Sic 1t4 lebr gut oeaten, ltnO oaB oa8 erlte
@elo, wel4e8 perau8s16t lpurpe fHr etn @lad
9a8er (mel4em blrS 9rpfem uno @erlte feblte)
MAI, lpiro Sic sepiB nidt 8unoer nebnIen.
Amerifanti6e Sdifie perpieuer
lett piel 9elo III Bombay, mo- fe CUR ueber-
fabrt mad e6tna benubt werpen. Sin New=
DOrfer 94ift rer uGprnapo", wuroe iinsI
BON Der brttil4et 9fe9ierun9 fir pielen 3wed
auf 6 Wpnate gu 24,7O1 Gupee'8 ntolatlid
9emietbet. Nad einem S6reiben pom 21.
leai lasen bamal8 II atnerttaniI9e S9iffe i'm
Safen BON Bombay. .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-17
Sele9rnpbtibe NIn1rt6ten.
8ert@tet fur SEN g8alttmpre @eter.|
Esq Nnfnnft SeS 9ampiers % aoo
4. .-.a nSitN Of 8aItin1rre.@ IaI1.L.-.
o@itY Of Baltimore"

ss.tS H#5 1Sag NelIereS aus europa. 1853
Dte SanferOtte Ser enol. &e6erbGnbs
Isl ler.g0 Oaribaleti 0ictpr Gmanuel
18g5gas mno Der &pnig BON ~Sfeapel.
Nem@ BORT, 16. Suit. Der Oampfer
@ttp Of Baltimore, Der am A. b.. ben Qiperpopl
ab9tn9, 1T nit Queen8town- Nu6ri9ten Bic
gum 5. B. bier anSefpnmen, Otele Hahrt9ten
ltno Inn etllen Gag rtelerr al8 bic be8 8anoerbtlt.
Inter ben Seoerblnolunsen in @nelanp mar
fetH nambafter 8dnferctt mebr pprqefpmme1.
Inter ben por9er banferptt aepprpenen Sdl1=
fern Iinp bic 8irmen Streatielp, 9awrence uno
Wtprttntpre gu nennen, peren Decentralization
5ulantmen g1,000, 900 betra9en Smitb, 8az
ttient 1no Smitb R2OO, 600; Ser6ert. Su1itb
& so. g18O,OOO; @iblpn Il So. gl5O,O 900.
gn9lii4e 9dute line I'M Breiie un 80 bis 40
pct, .9elnntea IN 6plge pen 3pan98perfaufen.
Die lebtel Jta9ridten pen Si5ilien iagen,
pap 9arib1lor8 Seme9nn9en 9eraui9lpS lino.
Die &unoe BON ben @rn5eltDnen pes &Snie8
bon geeapet Bat i'm bepcsen, Die Nnnerion 81.
5ilien8 an Sar6inien gu bel6leuni1en. M
Der &SuiB bon Saroinien lebnte bic ibm
pon &Dui8 bon 9teapel aiSetrasene 4Gian3 ab !;
Napplern aber brtu9t barauf, Dap 8ictor @ntaz
nuel bus Incrbieten NeupelS in erute @ripdz
9unS 5ie9e, 3 Io ajg fa1r5 !
2oro Hulleu bate i'm 8arlament ein9eraumt,
Rap Gn9lano nno 9fublunO cer oorseidlasenen
europdll9en @pnfererl5 5ugeltimmt bdtten.
Da8 Gprtrattz@ omite bes Barlauentes Bate
einen fir Den @alpap.@ ontratt le6r unginftiz
gen 8ert4t %ertuttet. "
Der 5alrel in 2onopn mar iebr flau uno 3
6trmen, Die NIT 0aulern in Wan6eIter in
Serbinourg lteben, batten faGtrt. Md
@1rlbaloi bate feline 6reunoe in 2onbon UNI
ueberl alpung Der Dampier nit Den Grnfronaz
&ancnen 9ebeten. l31a3snHalAaa 4faI
llnter ben weitereR @eI9ditSeinffelunaeus
bon ~2eoerbanclern iino SO, &@. Munop nit
$4,000; Wm. Safer nit R40, 900; q.
Warin9 nit g3, 900 unO S. $. Neprtiimpyrne. nit
etuem unbetannteu 8etras.
2irerpOCl1 Dpuneritlg, 5. Suli. 8aums
ppllenpreiie iebr unreselmdBis nit Neisuna
gum Sinfea. 8rcOitofnlarft ltati9. Yrppie
l%ipnenmarft 1e9r flau. Ala8 - a9G gal5 I
81 @oniplS 934 big 93g.9 91i1@ .71a49 |
S6tfSnudridterl 4nsefommen p0n, SEEM
Orleans pQ8 S6iff Mo8eeitsmp in Sapre. Opn
5apnumb1pa8 Sdiff Berlin in 2iperpool, BON
@barlelfon pas 94ift 9foqal ;Sictpria in 81
petPppl' latN sI1 a9thaM a4l4in aT,T}s7 4
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gg 6rieOrtaSefer mieber m
6eloe. @S 9ereitt nnS our beIOnoern 6reu=
be, Dap 6rieOrid, 6efer, Oieler berpdbrte &dm>
pier fir 6reibeit unD 9te9t, audi fir ben 8roz
gen 8ampf eieie8 Sabre8 ieine 9enoen 9esiirtet
bat. Gr miro bic Denlptratie nit sepobnter
59arIe ansreifen uitO itre glSBen nit uaer=
blttiaer 3ritif aufDeden. @8 1T bereitS felts
seiest, pos sr IN 6igbl1nD, MariOn, MltOn,
8eleplle, Mosccutubuno Sbtlo fpreden Wiro.
Die 3eit iei,s8 Gufrsten8 miro 1pater %beItimmt
mer6en. (Sn. @taat83t0.l
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Mmerifant19e Ssnebrtbteu.

m Die prtetlun9 gum gOrs
tbeil fe8 @aribatDifpnbs IN Der
Ncobemp Of Malic in 3eps9Or bateiael lee
berl6u6 pom mehr als $14O0 erSeben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-17
@dreelid1e 6euersbrunAl

80 EN- sYprt 49, Salt. a3OAbi8 4obBl.
5erne MpbnSebauoe III 8i9 Alleba nno 8qlb.
in8tOnltr. brauaten 9eute Adttlg nieper. Sie
paren nleilt BON &arrenzW dtnern 5bepObnt,
oeren yferee our 3eit an Der 4rbeit wasen NM
IL Der gerbleanuns ent9insen. u,1f gst
$50 6anliIien iiao pHr& bieie 6euersbruult
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-17

DI SObn Sifman, Der beribmte
anttlecpmptOnzoemctratli4 @on9reBnlann aus
Benniplpdnien, bat itd fur 2tncDln unO
Samlim ertldrt unp miro fir ~otelelben ben
Stulnp beltetgen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-17
@emninIoaniGcbe Ndlitie.

Sorrt8bur9, Ya., 16. Sult SEN
9aloemann (OOu9lu8-O emutrat) bat i'm Sea-
men oeS bon lbm pertretenen TbeileS pe8 be-
mOtrattldea ~StaatS@G puite'8 9egen~ ben 8e=
l9luB oeS letteren, pcrnad Elm 0redinrioae>
Douglas @OmprOmiB 9etrofien lperpen loa,
feierli4lt prptetirt.
@r bat cine Dou9lassS taatS- @cnpentiOu
auf ben &c. ,. 8ebufS Der A%uilteluns eiaee
reinen . pn9lar8S @lettora.l Sit.
tet8 a%nberaumt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-17
GO 9ie Drei3e6ntt ii9rli6e snsteanno
1arbIanbz1nffitnt8

Wtrb sur @ntsssenuabme pom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. am Dior.
tag oenl. Ottpber 9e6fhet ien, Gle @l6ffnnna fir BeSu6er Fin.
oct am Often tag Mben6 ben 9. Ottober fut uso baIert
pter @pden. aAHt ea3 sA1aEe S :"
gu bieier A1Sie0uns ihb S5abrifanten, Sanoperter, RunIt[er,
@r1tnoer u1o Nnoere ein9elaoen, Seitri9e gu Ieern. &
@s 9tbt ten berarhgeS Snitttut III eRient 2anoe, 6aS 10 erfoIo.
reldb 9epelen uno 10 bod tebt ais - baS marptanh Smffituf.
Setne Iabrliben @usteQun9en peroen gu pen beIten Sbaus
lteuun9eu Der Dte6ant odes Sanoes 9erefnet Seune 3eidnen.
l4ulen NIT cuca 500 Shllern in6 BON 9rpbem @prtbeile Fir Bic
Staot Baltimore. OieleS, i'm 8eretn nit Dem Gemlldben ! epar.
tentert, Ter StbiIotbet, Den Vorleiun5en &C. 9i6t Dem Suititute Bic
bobe SteIun9, Die eS IN Der @eneln6e eiRnimnnt une Die QSermoIter
bitten freunoli9lt UNI Die 1aitprtuns ibrer W~Rit1lrser aur Inter.
lisun9 nit 9eetSneten @esennGneen.
Oe @irtul1re, Die Ne9eLn, arrangements &C. tSnneu Bel Msf.
eun9 BON bent linter3edneteu uno ebenlo BON Dem Nttuor in S.r
9alle in Gntpfan9 9enonmen tperbeR. no aud iebe bels6iSe Mrs'
tAnft ant Anra9e ertbettt
Wttt9li.%eStarten, bic, ale proue9en Der Nuslteuuno. gerT,.
1un9en, Stbltctbef, Sdnle &c. bis sunt i. September 1870 os,rSn'
rem ltno Iept bel Weeloun9 bon bent Mftuor in Der 6aue N er1raItsn
(Sli14. %, iaE) @5etr. bes N1S,tse,noS * a,..
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9tnti6e8 Wr6eit MadweilnnnQS.gi ireo
SbutlleSitr. JtD. h6

r&VNIItpIlt. gIU. %.
inter &utltbt Der nSeutI9eu @eIeuI6af."
Aue Dtetent9en, tpelbe oeuti6e 9anoperter, 9lrbetter eMr gienIt~
eOten sn bsl9dttl9en winI9ea, 5Ope ale SeutIben Qrbenin6en-
pen @Haea jig periOnIt@ Ooer in iranfirten green an bcn a0enten
Sr 9elell9ait perm ?. i; 8slttn9bpf, go. 55 Gbame8.
nt. Wenoea' Welcer unentSelotH AuStHnft crtbeiIen ptrb. do,
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S0r19ld9e our Gieferun0 BON GumberIan6s uno @ntbrocte,R e
len III eos Neutrality-suspicious. fir l Sabr pom Qu9ut 1860
(Qnalttdt BON l@ntbracite i~pecifi3r) 224O pfun6 per 8Onne,
DIE Inltat 9esiefert menn oerlan9t, iperren ent9egenaenpnmer
gum Is. Sult 1860 einI9lieslid.
CSu30- Sl5, iaG) s. ". @. evans, gsorben
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-17
OboadlOS. Der 8rOnOiduoen pirO auf $1OO-
600 Ueruni6lust.
gHiFsnod,rid,ten

NOrfOlt, 16. Suli. gnoefommen in
9anlpton 0tDaOS OoS 94iff oSpiiab 8raO>
len
Der Ser. ct. ariessoampfer ,5eminOln"
fubr 9eute na4 Sapannab ab.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-17

Sn per Aette Der Stabti 1T Elm i66neS meutlirteS 3immer IN e.,
mem Yrtoatbauie fir 3pei 9eren gu cermtetbeu. PHI 9erIonoer
aa@ Sparot19 Naiu' NuStart in Der 8eter- Office. DtMf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-17
-. SSnmbOlOtz Snititnt
OeHtfbe natnrlpi acknowledgements
~ ntibe s6mle ir st. 0pniS, W1o.
.~u,rs StaOienidbr 186O-1861.

TacnItdtss@ oDe9ium.
Or. MS. SernapS, Prpfefpr Der @penie unb 0barmocte.-
bIlfe uuo 9eburt8bIlt6sn Rlint. 4
" y. S6bel, grOteitOr per Experimental. pb9Ft unS bSbsren
Watbenlatits ~
. ". 9antmer, PrOfeiiOr Ser @natOrre. Gbiruraie unb guoeu.
beItunbe, Der 6trur9ii9 -au9tnaryhiden &Ilnit uno Ocean
Der 6atuItdt. lHaE sW
. S.Ve. 9and, 9rofeliOr Der 06piclpsie.
$50 . Gen6en Anatomte.
" 9. Jt6l4, YeofeiOr Der aug. uno lpe3ieIen 9atbolOaie ltrb
s Eberaple uno Der ne6i3. Stint. III
" Y. Sbmlet, Profeiior Der patbOlp3 i9en Auatsmie, aeribt.
lt9en Weebi3 n uno Plp6iatrte. 80 T
Die Secir-uebun9ea rperoen bon prof. 6ammer oeletet 81
: @ae 3@et8e Der acknowledgements unO DttO sin werb n in bider
An1talt III lpltematt9er &etbenIcioe por3eru9en. Ole Dorlelun.
gen be9mneI am l. September 1860 uR6 oauern obne llnterbre.
punS bis l. Weot 1861. DaS Stuoenabr 3eriiut III 2 Semener
uuo ieoeS Serneiter mniaBt Wpnate.
gebtlbren: Standardization SIS, 8Orreluns fir 2 @smeaer
$75, Setirtane $40. 80 t
aoer tlini9e unterritt I'M Staotboipital, in Der @Ountp Sorm
uno IN Der albulatOrsi9en Rlinit, 6es SnittutS lit Iret.
TIMER Yro9r1nm oS auf l6 Orutieiten aue miIS.nSmertben Ts-
tails entbalt, ltebt Seeernnatn 3lr 8erfi0ona.
"apete @ustunF ert9ett ant Serl9n9en ltrtftIib 06er munbib
Or. N.49ammer .
1sVrotelior uno Ocean Der SatuIt6t.
ct. 9Dut8. 7. Suli 1860. an. Warfts nnc gaoiuHt
(Sltl6, 2mtl .AE Etraf
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Ecppicbe. QSerlomot

oaB ALE perionen, welte &eppihe braufen, Not; nebmen, baS
Die @alpert0n- 8eppt9 .5abrit- Comp. an @ptnn8 Sails IN ibrent
Depot. in No.1 Of-galtimCreltaBe 8eppibe ~oerfaufen, welte
an S9Snbeit. @ettbett Der 6arben un6 Dauer6aFhgfetb bel zine m
btllt8ercn Preiie Nnes ibertrefen, mas ir9eno cine an6ere
6abrit bietet. No0en, @arn, ipe6eS un6 eefarbtes Sum 0ergauf.
Eepptte reroen aui S%e1teaun9 on9eferi9t.
Sun22,il &. 8. 6, @eIfDn, Qoent.
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Metampra @anaerein Mo 2

Oe etlte Se9anmlun9 bS Oben9enonnten 8aucerein8 wurbs
inter 9roBer 8balnabn1e ~ab9ebalten. Der Werein ~Droani6rte lid,
o5 BerenS felt.
aae 6~ieieni9en, wsl@s f9 nod an bemlelben betbeuiaen pOaen.
merosn 3terour~ bSfh9it e~inselaoeu. i1 nG9lten DOnneritaa BEN
~. ., W. IN per SebauiunS pes 9errn gm. Stel9asi in 0aSaltr.
t 90 na9e Dem gerH19tOn Neartet etnsufinben, lnoe n an belao-
tenn Abeno Die @tni9rebe9elcer erbobsn, Der o~OQltdnbiae @eieB.
tpiro. SIM Mrftrooe, "Ni'''S
S9t0UeoO .. 8eD. SObn Dotter, S.. GarIl.
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Nrnt An5eigcr.
0OuDerner1ents= YGlIe im'S MnSlanO
WerOsn in Oer Office Oss .gstdsr" befOrst-
AuberOroentli6c generalperlammIuno
0seep1a Manaerein 40 u.

que mel1e 9elpnnen ito bieem neuen Sauoerein bei,utretet
nefeen eereHrD eIn9eiaoen. n6diten WtittpoG ben Is. esuIf Nbenb
fiuoen. 0 P1 N"a"'
Ue00tVo 9etnri@ Gngelbarbt.
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M nn6 fran5Off6e @eine.
DC, 379 Weit=8 altimOreil
StDH=Nfeife1t

20" sorteat 9Ol5e tabri3irt: Dtit Dteerl8aum o~efittert.
Nreis 81.
~ 2eVe" Hur ol SutrO,
Np4s 1857 BolttmpreItr., @fe BON Qiokty
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-17

G1 Nleranber Duma8 l9reibt
betanutlid Elm 9eben @aribalbt's unb
elm New=Drrter 8udbInOler bat ibm $5OOf ar
oaS 6e4t Der lle6erieeu1s be5ablt. Nl8 Die
fran5Sliden Manulfriptbo9en III NeWsDorf
antamen, fano man, Dap tie Weiter ni6tS ents
bielten, alS cine mSrtli4e ueberletull9 elmer
Dor einiser 3eit in Nmertfa erldienellen Bee
Ihreibuno oe8 Qe6en8 @1riba[ct'8. Die $500
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-16

which he consented to do, as he said he was
always DESTROYS of gratifying such respecta-
bic body. had almost forgotten one very
material thing. The lieutenant governor, in
the forenoon, sent letter similar to that
which Governor Barnard sent to the conven-
tion), by Sheriff Greeneaf to the body met at
Faneuil Hall, ordering and enjoining them to
dispense, as they were an illegal body. The
body, after voting to proceed to business, de-
sired Mr.. GreenIeaf to return for answer, that
the body had received his Honor's letter, and
paid all that Difference to it which it and the
times required that they considered and be-
lieved their meeting to be warranted by law ;
and that they were determined to keep con-
sciences void Of just offence towards God and
man. The meeting was dissolved after voting
thanks to the moderator and committee of in
spection.
ITO he continued
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association and communication designed cali attn
ton TO any matter of limited individual interest can
be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement.
~ The Publishers Will not hold Themselves re.pon
sOle for that may beyond the aruoun
charged for the Advertisement
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RemnrknbIe whistler.

Supper was over-the boy went out;
lie passed through the yard and over the stile;
The big dog barked as he went along by;
And followed him nearly mile;
And he sat him down on a hickory log,
And whistled lively tune, this boy,
Which took the ear of this barking dog,
And he wagged his tail for joy.
The beetle stopped from pinching the fly
The toad in his hole stood still,
And the tom-tit heard, with a tear in his eye,
And fishing-wOrm in his bill;
And the grasshOpper said, II know that air,
But cannot whistle it So
The tune of the man with no hair on his head,
Where hair ever ought to grow"
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These WATERS give the most instantaneous and perfect
relief and when persevered with according directions
never fail to effect rapid and lasting cure. Thousands
have been restored to perfect health who have tried
other in vain. To all classes and to all eonsttu
lions they blessing and cure-none need despair
no matter how long the disease have existed, OF
however may be- provided the organic structure
the vital organs not hopelessy decayed Every one
afflicted should give them an impartial trial
TO YoCALISTS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waters are peculiarly valuable; they will in DAY re
move the most occasional hoarseness and their
regular use for few days will at all times, increase the
power and aexby OF the voice greatly improving its
tone, compass and cleamess for which purpose they
regularly used by many professional vocalists
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n
Price rs cents per box.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MAY I6, 1860.
sc@img 9flatblnes.
~ RO V E r & B A X Z RS
CELEBRATED NOISELESs
Family
SEWING MACHINES.

New Styles,
Prices from $50 to SIPS; Hemmers, IS extra
These machines sew from two spools. as purchased
from the store requiring rewnding of thread they
hem fell gather and stitch in superior STYLE finishing
each seam by their operation without recourse to
the hand needle, required by other machines They
will do and cheaper sewing than seamstress can,
even if she works for one cent an hour.
Offices ofExhibition and Sale, at GEORGE P. BRY
ANTS, Mechanics Hail. Worcester; Is Summer street
Boston; 495 Broadway, New York. dly jy22
LIVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE
II ONE OF
EarIeS New Family Sewing Machines.
simplicity of construction beauty elasticity and strength
of stitch, easy operation, and low price.
The stitch made by two threads, adjusted to
leave the perfectly smooth either side. doing
which is Objectionable in all other doublc-threaded
machines, thus rendering the machine, in every parcu-
lar, fully equal if not superior TO any other sewing
chine manufactured at whatever price.
The prices are-Fur Il HAND MACHINE, WHICH MAY
BE ATTACHED TO ANY TABLE OR STAND. 500
TREADLE MACHINE. with stop notion S25 $50,
S35. or $40, according to the size and style of finish
The machines may be seen at
A. H. Wards Bookstore,
No. 2 AMERICAN HOUSE BLOCK. MAIN STREET,
Where a lady is in attendance show them and give
instructions, gratuitously, to all who may wish.
tY- Buy no machine until you have seen this.
GEO IL. WILLS Sole Manufacturer.
a. II. WARD,
mch30 diff Agent for Worcester County
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A SSIGNEES' TITLE 10 FACTORY

n PROPERTY FOR SALE.--The Assignees OF u p.
stone of Worcester, offer for sale all their interest," ~
the Real and Personal Estate situated In North yAIoru
formerly known the Barton Mills y CONSISTS s, ..
their interest In Wooden Mill with sN sets o.
ery and one Cotton Mill with about one hundred looms
and necessary Also about 70 acres OF Lanu
and eight OF ten Houses, &c Proposals loI tne pusse
si,. nae S ~ w NJ IT. srODDARD, Ass,,naes
Sihnooo' n H. CLARKE, @A'''s
..... .o,,, IA 1890 DIFF apl9
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From the Old French War to the Com
mencement of the Revolution.
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EOR SALE-THE HOUSE, BARN. AM

- OUIBuILDINGs, with about one acre of Land for
mery owned and occupied by Col. Dewitt Said estate
one 81 the finest country residences Worcester coun
" rs about 20 rods nom the Depot and High School;
mas fountain of neverang spring water in the kitch
en- and III the barn, good Ice house, and nearly 100
Fruit Trees, many of which in bearing condition.
All the above are in excellent order and will be sold
IN connection with II acres of land by II desired
,fGr lurther particulars, inquire of Col. DEWITT at
Mechanics Bank Worcester of the subscriber on the
pr premises ~, a, ,a.o WIN. NEWTON.
tNiofu, req Il, 1851 diff
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I UMBER YARD FOR SAFE or 10

- BE LETTING Lumber Yard at the corner Of Cen
lral ana mon Streets formerly occupied by Edwin Cha
PHI anu having branch track along side the lot,
connecting with the Worcester and Nashua. and over
that with all the other Railroads in the city, Terms
eral The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
Spring. WIIIIAM ii WilEELER
RIA az -
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-About tbir-

= " acres of good Land, about seven acres heavy
Wood Land, situated near Quinsigamond village, In the
city of Worcester, with and convenient House
and barn the premises, with good supply of good
water viii be sold cheap and payments made easy for
the purchaser For terms apply to JOHN L. EATON of
Pawtucket, Mass or of WIN. GREENLEAF, No. So
Main street, Worcester. diff mh52
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OREAD INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG
n ~ LA.D ns WORCESTER, MASS The next term
VI ts insututlOh VIII commence the It'll day of De-
esmper' under the direction of REV. Ii. f. PATTTsoN,
'" - dJ,awu M
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EXCITING EVENTS IN BOSTON JOHN HAN
COCKS SLOOP-TOWN Observation-Disclosures
TO THE COUNTRY
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MACHINISTS WANTED IMMEDI-

~ ATELY, by the SUBSCRIBER. 6 experienced iron
workmen and wood workmen, that has had some
experience in pattern making. WIN. NJ. BICKFORD,
ap2U diff Grove Mill
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6Gants.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-I5
ros,'. r zen Gun and Pistol makers Apply at the
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mi FOR SALE. - Two VALUABLE

a5ii DENCE FOR SALE ON UNION HILL.-Thc sub
s<csriber offers for sale that very desirable estate,
situate on Vernon street. in the city of Worcester
Gently occupied by himself If the whole Is of
land Is not wanted it will be divided. The house thor
oughly furnished with all the modern conveniences
The grounds tastefuliy laid out and we'll stocked
with every variety of fruit trees shrubbery, &c. For
particulars inquire Of JONI f. PoND, Esq, ALLEN HAIR
RIs, Esq, or OF the subscriber. WIN. H. HARRIS,
mch30 d,Ewtf lis Broad Street. New York
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND ONT
prices BY u. r. SPJRR. dtf iaia