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Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

GOLDEN WEDDING IN DUDLEY.-The hE
tetl anniversary Of the wedding of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Larned OF Dudley was celebrated
at their residence on Thanksgiving eve. AT
Ter renewing the nnptial VOWS Of a halt centu.
ry ago, the couple were made the recipient of
many handsome gifts from their friends, of
whom about fifty were present. comprising
four generations. a bountifuI collation. was
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

The principal backer of Chambers, the
champion oarsman OF England, has empowered
friend in New York to make Il match to row
Jo.hua Ward, the champion OF America, We
miles upon the Hudson river, for $4,000 II
this match is made, us undoubtedly it will be,
the next aquatic season will open brilliantly.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

Free ExhIbitIon-oPEN IN rt,-
UNION ART GALLERY" will he OIL M EVENING
FuBLIc' Tuesday Thursday and saturdsr @ AhL To TIE
III further notice All .are invited to eal
me mammoth collection of the various 'AanHe
On eNl 'o'ten. Orders for Pictures taken in ,ha
as well as in the daytime nay poI,I ~ tle evening
die dtf LAND,
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

- Time the True Test, Experience tbc
PEI PEE W GMIl@DE.-An @ od Standard Remedy. For Coughs
ColuS' ana Consumption, and all Pulmonary C0nnloints
use the NkGEIABLE PULMONARY BALSAM whirI
mas la aleo us high reputation for nearly FORTY
Sesis anu lS recommended by many of the most EMi-
hENf PHYSICIANS AND GENTLEMEN IN the country among
Nhom are Rev Josiah Liteh, Philadelphia; Rev nr
L4 i4 man 3eecher New YORK; the late Prof Leonard
W m ooes uncover Theological seminary; L. F. Thomp
sen ofner secretary Of state, VT Drs Merrill Perry
ADeil farker Berry, and many others; bv the Press
ana o te largest and Oldest dealers in drugs and
clncs in the United States and Canada ~
Pricc,-Small size so cents: Lnrre size al Re ..f,,
20 20 get re gehaiHe which is prepared only by REED.
n2l deod6m e0' any
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

Ladies', please see the deduction at Bryanis, in Silks,
advertised to-day. d6t dis
WAREANTED,-llill's Liquid Amandiue, for the cure
chappcd hands, ronehness OF the skin, sc. Prepared
and sold by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics
Hall Building diff o4
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

WEBsTER.-Cyrus Spaulding of Webster
was seriously injured, last week, by the break
ing of piece OF roll of wire, one end of
which struck him across the eye, inflicting
wound which endangered his sight. He has
been for some days confined to his bed, from
nervous prostration consequent on his is.iury.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

MISSES Robinson and Gardner announce
their intention of forming French class, the
recitatons 10 take place on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons See advertisement.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

MELANCHOLY CorNcIDENcE.-We publish.
ed yesterday an obituary notice of Mr.. George
E. Denny, formerly of this city, but for sew
eral years of the firm of Capen & Denny of
St. Louis His remains were brought to Mill
bury for interment. The Boston Traveller
states that en- the day Of his funeral before his
remains were consigned TO their last resting
place, Mr.. VIM. w. Capen, of the same house,
but residing in Boston, was also numbered
with the dead. Within the space of a fort.
night, two young men, so intimately connected
in all the relations Of life, of the highest hopes
and most faitering prospects. and TO all ap
peaIanccs with firm grasp upon life, have
been laid in tue grave-a most striking admo-
milton of the uncertainty Of earthly things.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

The Worcester Bible Society will hold its
annual business meeting at o'clock this af-
ternoon, at the Bay State House.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

so to the
HARRINGTON CORNER CLOTHING STORE,
where you can ALWAYS ino good assortment of goods
at reas Jnable prices.
If you want any article of
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER,
Just beac in mind that this is the place where you can
get your
HAkAENIs UT IN THE BEST STYLE AND TASTE AND
MADE IN THE BEST MANNER
and perfect satslac ion guarantied
d. II. EAMES,
harrington Corner, cor. Nam and Front st Gets
MA DIT Opposite City Hall.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

FAIR THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
The ladies of All Saints Church will be graf
flied to have large attendance at their fair.
at Brinley Fall, this day and evening and
they are prepared to make the occasion a very
pleasant one to all visitors.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

THE WORKS OF FRANCIS BACON, Volume
XIII, has been issued by Brown & Taggard,
and can be found at Sanlord's. 1t is the third
volume Of the literary and professional works,
and contains Bacon's papers on the "Wisdom
of the Aucents," Advertisements Touching
a Holy War; "'rhe True Greatness Of Brit
ain, "Colors Of Good and Evil" "IIeps for
the intellectual Powers" Civil Conversa-
ton" and his collection of Apothegns.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14
Treasury Estimates for the Ensuing Year.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Nnvnnlher u 1880

November Il, IobU
Sir-Agreeaby 10 the joint resolution of
congress Of Jan. 27, 1916, l have the honor to
transmit for the information of the house of
representatives, printed estimates of the APP
preparations proposed to be made for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1862, as follows, viz -
Civil and foreign intercourse and mis-
cellaneous, including expenses OF
collecting the revenue from sales of
public lands and expenses of court, S10,4625l1 %
To supply DEFICIENCIES i'll the revenues
of the general post Office, 5,3l2,l75 63
Pensions lO82C00 90
Indian Department, 2077 695 So
Army proper, Sc, including mscella-
neous objects, 1371O759 o.
Military Academy, 1S43 90
Fortifcations, ordnance SC, 2195S45 90
Naval establishment, 1l,5l3,S04 OF
Total, s46,589227 29
To the estimates are added statements show
l. The appropriations estimated for the SER
vice Of the fiscal year ending June 80, 1862
made by former acts of congress, OF a specific
and indefinite character, as follows viz
Miscellaneous, including expenses of
collecting revenue from customs, So 220914 II
Compensation to the general post of
flee for mail services 100000 flo
Arming and equippng the militia, 100000 90
Civilization OF Indians 10000 20
Interest ON the public debt, 3,495,472 05
Total, 50 628 1856 20
2 The estimated balances of existing ap.
preparations which will be uneXpended ON
June 30, 1861, part of which are required for
the payment Of the liabilities of tile present
fiscal year, buI which will not be drawn from
the treasury until after June 30, 1861, and the
balance applied to the service OF the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1862. viz
Civil list, foreign intercourse, and mis-
cellaneous, $3.50 439 40
Interior Department pensions and In-
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14
MA ESIS
DIED.

In Worcester, Dec Il, by Rev VI Ri hardson Ceoro
White to Miss Mary Lahin, both OF this city
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

The Worcester Mutual Fire Insu 'ance
Company held its annual meeting on Wednes
day, and reelected its old board of directors
Anthony Chase, president; f. w. Paine, treas
urer and C. NJ. Miles, secretary. During
the past year it has paid back to the insured
the large dividend of rs per cent, and has
now on hand SlS4 $40.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

The Book of ali Others that should he read BIZ
men win damaged and brnkeu-lnwn constitutions is
~ ~ NAN FHAiLIY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
oEAheHfS II IS hcaatifuily illustrated, and treats
mmue} Of all The SYM resulting from the trailtes
ana NltldtnE hats Oi carly youth. incapactaiiug The
victim from sharing the fruiton OF the matrimonial state
aud NOT checked in time, degeneratng all the func
ln&erng and untmly death Price 25 cents sent free
everywhere on receipt of postage stamps to the anount
Sold by the author, ur H. A. BARRON 1874 Bleecker ST.
iigur doors below McDoupal strcetD c. A. P. MASON
dS dams - ei"4 I'se"'
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

Ebe Great Indian Remedy for Female.
~ DR. ArIlsuN's INDIAN ENMENAGDGUE.
rus celebrated female medicine POSSESSING virtues nm
known OF any thing else OF the kind and proving ectn
after all Others have been tried va is prnDnred ~
s0ld 0Rtg az Dr: MArrlSON's REMEDIAL INS'TI-
~ ~ iOr SFEClAL Disc Asses, No. 2S Union street
froVurnce, Il L. and sent by Express secure from Oh
serVatlOi To all parts of the country e. For narcu
aul0 d&wpontf 80 P"e' Vi '"'9 paper
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

C0ughs.-The sudden changes of our cIi,natr are
T sources OF fuLMoNARY liR9NcHAL, and As1MMATIc
FECflONs INpeueucc having prov that sluple rene-
dies often act speedily and certanl, when taken in thr
ear Stages OF the disease should at once be
ntu 70 Bro@" BfOBchiGi Tr0cheS,' or Lozeugcs let
ne CoId Cough, or Irritation of the hroa be ever 80
slight as by this prccautiUn scr"ls attack NAV
ue eIeGtuav Wardcd OF II BLIC SPEAKERS aud ING
ERs Ill nd them ehe ual clearing strcns sthcn-
ing the voice. See advertisement. GSw6m dll
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

Meeting OF THE WORCESTER COUNTY
TEACHERs.-The semi annual meeting of thu
Worcester County Teachers Association will
be held in this city to-day and tomorrow, at
City Hall Rev. Mr.. Richardson is to deliver
an address this forenoon, Rev. B. G. Northrop
one this evening, and Rev DR.. Arnold one
tomorrow forenoon. The usual educational
discussions will take place during the session
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-14

Hon. WIN. PENNINGroN, Speaker
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22
To Tobacco Consumers.

Dr. lie Compile Of Philadelphia has pre-
scented to the Academy IF Natural Sciences
in that city, paper in which he boldly comes
to the defense of tobacco consumers-espe-
cially smokers He says he used it for sixty
ears without pcrceiving any i'll effects upon
himself. But he utters sad complaint at
the prevalent practice of aduItcrating the
weed, whereby it is almost imposs BILE to buy
good tobacco. He describes the process of
adulteration in the following language:
"Alpost all the pressed tobacco is de6led
with liquorice or molasses, which substances
conceal the bad taste Of the inferior qualities.
The method by which the favor of one plant
is impaired to plant, that have none of their
own is as follows A quantity of the refuse
tobacco is boiled in wine, or more frequently
in human urine, uutiI fluid extract is OBJ
taiped; to tLissome salt is added. 1t is then
poured upon the leaves of other plants, such
as rhubarb, burdock, sunAower cabbage, or
broad eaved dock, which, after remaining in
the full sufficient time to absorb as much
of it as they can contain, are hung upto dry
and then made into Havana cigars.
Verify, this must be comforting to the low
ers of the dear weed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22

The Winters Gone.
(Di0Agere NiUes = HoRAcE.)

The winters gone, and fast the SHOWS are going;
Green in the meadows now the grass is growing;
All oer the trees tho lcafy locks are springing;
All o'er the world is Spring her changes bringing.
The streams, their banks no longer overlooking,
In mider, calmer mood gently going.
Forth to the dance come Nymphs and sister Graces,
In unclad beauty and with joyous faces,
The hour, kind, yet heeting, warns thee plainly,
ortai, v be immortal, hope not vainly!
The warm west wind removes all winters traces;
Soon summer, in its turn, the spring ehaces;
And quick shall change the summers radiant glory
To autumn's lavish fruits and winter hoary.
Yet the swift months, change perpetual tending,
Their own disasters sill ever mending;
But when the winter death life shall sever,
No spring snail raise the ifeess dust forever.
To-day Thy hopes are bright thy joys are certain
What nand can lift to-morrOw's gloomy curtain?
Seize the glad hour and safe thy soul with pleasure,
Nor leave to greedy heirs thy hard'earned treasure
When once the silver cord is rudely broken
When once stern fac the hard decree Lath spoken
No long array OF noble names before thee,
Nor eoq uence nor virtue shall restore thee.
Thee modest worth in gloomy shades is dwelling,
It's prayer, unheard, no kind re ease compelling;
And vaor falls be tore that foe unqualng,
" th arm unnerved and weapon unavaillng.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22

Highe it is word OF noble meaning
the inspiration Of all great deeds-the SYM
pathetic chain that leads, link by link, the
impassioned soul 10 its zenith Of glory, and
still holds its mysterious object standing and
glittering among the stars
Higher lisps the infant that clasps its
mothers knees, and ma es its feeble essay to
rise from the foor,-it is the first inspiration
OF childhood, to burst the narrow confines
of the cradle, in which its sweetest moments
have passed forever.
Higher! laughs the proud school-boy at
his swing Or as he climbs the tallest tree of
tie forest, tina he may look down on his | IS
adventurous companions with flush of ex-
ultation, and abroad over the fields, the
meadows, and his native village. lie never
saw so extended prospect before.
Higher earnestly breahes the student of
philosophy and nature; he has host of RI
walls, bat he must eclipse them all. The
midnight oil burns dim, but lie finds light
and knowledge in the lamps OF heaven, and
his soul is never weary when the last of them
is hid behind the cur aims OF morning.
And higher! his voice thunders forth,
wheu the dignity Of manhood has invested
his form, aud the multitude is listening with
delight to his oraceS, burning with eIoquence
and ringing lie true steel in the cause of
freedom aud the right. And when time has
changed his loo to silver and worldwide
is his renoun when the maiden gathering
flowers by the road side and the boy in the
field, how in reverence as 10 pas es aud
peasants zoos to him witt hon r. can he
breath forth from his heart the fond wish Of
the past?
Higher yet He has reached the apex of
earthly honor yet his spirit burns as warm
as in youth, thong with steadier and paler
light, and ii would even borrew wings and
soar up 10 the high heaven, leaving its tene-
ment to moulder among the laurcls he has
wound around it, for the never-endng glory
to be reached only in The prcsencs OF the
Most High.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holder at
TANGIBLE DisTRIcT, IS. Johnson, within and for
said District, on tie 8lh day of March, 1860
7 NJ. Flanders, Administrator the Estate Of Arunah
y W. Flanders, late Of Hydepa,k in said District, de-
ceased, represents To SAID CONT that the personal estate
If the said deceased sinsrcent To pay the debts and
asks said Court to grant him License TO sell III Of he real
estate OF the said decreased Hydepark in said District
to enable him TO disc arge SAID debts and charges
1t is ordered that hearing he had on he said applica-
tiCn at the Probate office in Johnson in said District on
the ID day Of Apn next and hat n"tee thereof be abb
!iShee in the Green Mounn freeman, printed at Mont
peo three weeks successfully, prior 10 the time set tor
bonds for the payment of sad des, otherwise object
10 the granting Of said License.
Attest, S. - PIKE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22
Adnlteration OF LiQ 20 s.

Prof. {. A. Lee, OF New York, has fur
nsned statements which are quoted by Mr..
Il Q. Deevan, i'll his late letter to the Bish.
ops OF The Episcopal Church, and which will
be Jew to some leaders. A cheap Madeira,
bc says is, made here, BY extracting the oils
from common whlskey, and passing il thro'
caroou. here are immense establishments
in this ciLy where toe wins ey is us TUNED
into wine; i'll some OF which the Whiske is
rolled III i'll the evening, but the wine goes
ou in brood daylight to defy the clio est n
spection.
a grocer assured me tina he ad often
purchased hlSkey one day OF u country mer.
chant, aud before he left to- n, sold the same
whskcy back 10 him, turned into ine at Il
profit Of rom four to 6v, hundred per cent.
The trade III empty wine casks in this
city New York; with the ustom House
mark and certificate, is immense; and same
cas- repienished again aud again, and al
ways accompanied by that iuiallbe test of
gcnuineness, the Custom House certificate
ere is IN the peighborhood Of New
York all extensive manutactury OF wine casks
which are made 50 closely tie initiate the lol-
eign, as to deceive experienced dealers. The
Custom louise marks are easily counter ieited,
ami certificates are never wanting
hese facts are foi mine d ana erS. and are
followed by similar statements rom Europe,
from which it appears, strange as it may
seem, that even at Florence, Were prime
eau be bought for penny bottle, there is
still fraction saved by aduleration. Mr..
Mullen, Il recent writer on wines, states that
III France there are extensive establishments
existing at Celtic and Marseiles) tor the
manufacture oil every description of wine,
both white and red, to resemble the produce
not only OF France, but of all other wine
COUNTRIES
Bad enough for wine bibblers; bnt when
we come to poor rum drin er, the horr.
BILE poisous which his pittance purchases are
beyond belief We are a quanted with a
gentleman in this city, who engaged as book
keeper with an extensive liquor house, but
becomlh acquainted with their secrets, re-
signed his position in horror. 1t is his be-
lef, from what be there learned, that the
chance of getting pure brandy or wine, is
extremely remote, the immense pr portion
being spurious and that the counterfeits are
at once SO accurate as to defy detection, and
so deleterious, as to be the source of newt
able death to the consumer. We knew our.
selves, case of poor man, who died 10 a
few bours after drin ing a pint of whiskey,
which happening to be drawn from bot.
tom oil the cass, was so saturated by the
dregs of the poiSons, as to be thus Immediate
ly fatal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22

PUNcTUAL1TY-This is one of the most
beautiful traits in ones character, d not on
ly adds to a persons estimation in the minds
of hers, but is ever source of great advan-
tage to the one possessing it, Those unaccus-
toned to be punctual, and to perform their
duties with promptncss, are forever In the
drag. BY their hardness at the commence
ment of the day. they are just so much be-
hind all du ing it; which, taken in connec-
ton with the accumulation of losses from tie
force Of habit during the day, results, at the
close of it, in the loss ofmu precious time
and if continued through life in the trustrat-
ing of many plans, and the blighting Of many
fond hopes, and, too frequently, is clog to
the grogress of many who re dependent up
on the exertions and instructions Of these
tardy ones, Tor means and ability and occa-
sion to perform promptly the duties Of life.
/, is particularly desirable and essential that
the young who are now forming habits tor
life, should cultivate Punctuality, as one +
the MODEST and most promotive traits OF char
actor, and one of the 6r,t among the graces
which adorn well-ordered life.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22

Joy AND SORROW There is much comfort in
the word of God, and as much beauty in his
works, and as much kindness in his dispense
lions, as admitted into the soul, would mum
date it with ectacy. But many hearts are per-
verse they ct gloomy thoughts and bitter fan
eies How freely in, and are almost jealous lest
a drop of strong consolation should trickle
through on this deluge Of Marah Brethren,
1T depends on which aoodgate you open, wheth-
or you be drowned in "a tide Of joy or sorrow
1t depends on whether your llsprings are
above or beneath whether your Consultations or
your grief abounds.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22

STATE OF VERMONT, IA Probate Court holden
LAMoILLE DISTRICT 1.-The Probate Office Johnson
within aud for said District, the 7th day OF
March, A d., 1860:
IL ARVEY SiONE. Administrator the Estate Of Jele-
niab Stone, late OF Emo, in said District deceased
makes application said Court tO extend The time hereto
tufe allow ed him pay the debts # the SAID deceased,
and settle his administration account, until some future
day:
befenpOn it Is ordeIed thai said application he refer.
ed for hearing /" the 2no day of April next at the Prubae
Once IN Johnson, and that notice thereof be given by
publ cation in the Green hlountan Freeman printed at
Montpelier three Weeks successfully prior 10 The time
set for hearing that all persons CONCERNED may appear
ana ifthey object thereto.
t22lw3 Attest, :. S, PIKE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held at
WAsnINGro DIsTRor,ss. Montpelier, within and for
said District, ON the 18Th dayOf arch, A. d. 1850,
n of Mrs. Seinda Wells late of Duxbnry, said
District deceased being presented to the Court by Earl
Ward, the Executor therein named, fot PROBATE
it s ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified appear asessOn of said Court to he
holden at the Plubate Office, III Montpelier, aforesaid
on the 2nd day OF April A. D. 1860, and show cause,
any they may have against the probate Of said Will for
which purpose it Is further ordered that copy of The
record of this order be published three weeks succes
slvey in the Green aNuntan freeman, printed Mt Mont
pelier previous To said time appointed for hearing.
true copy of Rec0rd,
f220w3 Attest. r. K. MERRILL, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22

STATE OF VERNONrl At Probate Court holden
LAMorLLE Ds,RcT SIS. ut Probate Office in Johnson,
within and for said District, the 29th day of Febru-
arr 1860,
Present, the Hon ALEXANDER RIDDLE Judge:
A instrument purpurIjne be III, last " III ann Tesla
"A ment ofSErIi HA> KINS, atr OF MOrr town, in said
District decreased being presented to the Count here by H.
e. Brigham, The Ex cNtor herein naned for Probate 1t
is ordered by said court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified To appear ut Session q" saiO Court 10
nt holden 1T the Probate Office, in johnson, The Both
day of March, 1860, and sleW cause, II any they may
have, against tn Probate of said VILE for which
purpose, i is further ordered that copy of the
record of this order be published three weeks sue
cessvey IN The Green Mountain Freeman printed at
Montpelier. afore,aId, as may be-
true cory OF Record.
219iw3 Attest. S PIKE Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22
LOOK AT THIS
A Valuable Farm For Sale |!

SITUATED two and half miles from South RoyaltOn
~ Depot VT, containing $50 acres of excellent land
land, we'll supplied with water and having $50 apple
trees greater part grated with choice fruit Also,
seeding pear orchard which produces yearly from 80 to
70 bushels Of the best fruit in the STATE The orchardng
has drawn the State and County premiums pears and
apples also receiving from the state gratutous prem-
um for being the best pear orchard in the
in the only true way (from seed On the fa m is arge
and vau BILE muck bed good sugar orchards, good
-a-hal story house wi large e, three barns,
barn Sheds, carriage house, piggery, &c,all ID good
repair near school house, and in Of the best neghbOr
hoods in town.
The farm is well situated for sheep, dairy or stock
farming, has little aste land 1t being nearly all
mt for the pillow. This is trulya chance to buy an
excellent farm cheap Price $4500$20OO down. balance
In yearly payments with inter ST.
For particulars apply to, or address,
|. J. RUSS Gaysville, Vt.
REFERENcGs.-H. P. Allen, H. H. Woodland, South
Royalton, VT; ]. P. smith, P. NJ; George ". Brad
street, R,yaton.
Feb. q, 1860. ftf