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Rebel vessels up Yazoo River.

VIcKsBURG, July 31.-A gentleman recent
ly from the Yazoo river country reports the
Star Of the West up that river and mounted
with twenty-five guns. She is iron plated to
a considerable extent. The w. H. Webb, a
powerful ocean tow boat, is also up the Yazoo
and has been iron plated something in the
style of the Sumter, and constructed as ram.
They have also the Mobile, mounting one gun.
The Star of the West and the Webb carried
up los guns at the time New Orleans was
captured. AT Liverpool, sixty-fve miles up
the Yazoo river, the rebels have ingeniously
contrived a raft, which is a perfect lock
against ascending boats. There are also thir-
ty river steamers up the Yazoo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-01
From New Orleans.

New YORK, July 31.-The steamer Matan-
zas has arrived from New Orleans. Genera
Butler had ordered that all negroes ordered
by their masters to leave and join federals
will be regarded as emancipated. The mas
tiers had endeavored in many cases to reclaim
them, after use of such expressions.
Gen. Butler, in a note to Reverdy Johnson,
says no merchandise, whether cotton or sugar,
will in any event be seized or confiscated by
the United States authorities there.
7. H. Parish, agent of the Rothschilds in
New Orleans had committed suicide.
A number ofpersons have been arrested fol
sn attempt to assassinate Thomas S. Burbank
and brother, among whom was Andre Delond
brother in law of John Slidell and Genera
Beauregard.
The price Of flour had fallen to SIG per bar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-01

CINCINNATI, July 3l.-Major Brocht, of
the 18th Kentucky, who was in pursuit of l27
guerrillas under Corbin, overlook them at
Sterling, killed - and captured 105. 1t is
reported that they are part of the band that
left Scott county under Capt. Bullet.
C0rbin is among the prisoners. Only nine
of the gang were left to escape. Brocht, who
lost none of his men, returned to Lexington,
this morning, with the prisoners.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-01
From NIcC1e1lan,s Armx.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
HARRIsoN's LANDING, July 31.-The steamers
have gone to City Point to-day to receive the
balance of the sick and wounded from Rich
mond. The health of the army is gradually
improving.
1t is stated by fort Monroe correspondents
that party of rebels on Friday evening
crossed the river above Harrison's Landing,
and drove off five hundred head of beef cat
tie belonging to the army of the Potomac, and
that these cattle were mile within our picket
lines. This is altogether false, as no rebe
troops crossed the river, neither was a single
head of beef cattle taken at any time.
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Items.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-During yesterday
afternoon between 400 and 500 rebel prison
ers confined at fort Delaware took the oath of
allegiance. The Louisiana Tigers seemed es-
pecially anxious to take the oath. Last eve
ming there was a disposition among the violent
secessionists to attack their comrades, but the
ontburst was soon checked
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Affairs i'm Missouri.

GREENvILLE, Mo-, July Boy sterday,
Major Lazear, with l2O men of the 18th Mis-
souri, regiment, attacked Major Fenley and
Capt. Poison with $50 rebels, near BolIingers
mills, Bollinger county, killing 10 and wound
ing many. A lot Of guns were captured. The
brush was so thick that it was impossible to
find all the rebel wounded. The rebels were
well mounted and equipped We did not lose
a man
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-01
The Southern Expedition.

LEAvENwoRTH, July 31.-Advices from the
southern expedition state that the Union
troops were falling back to Hudson, crossing
the Nesho forty miles south of fort Scott.
The cause of this backward movement is
not stated. A detachment of Gen. Browns
command from Springfield, was at a point
north of Forth Smith on the 23d The rebel
Gen. Pike is said to be near Fort Washitaw
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From Fort Monroe.

Fort MONROE, July 3O.-Between fifty
and sixty rebel prisoners have arrived from
Baltimore en- route to Richmond; fifteen of
them, viz, three officers and twelve citizens
of Winchester, will return to Baltimore. The
officers deserted rebel service and prefer
to serve in the federal ranks. They are
afraid of being shot if they go to Ricamond.
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JACKSON, Tenn, July 30.-Capt. Dollin's
cavalry attacked eighty rebels, yesterday,
near Brownsville and captured forty prisoners.
The rebels were afterwards reinforced and re-
captured twenty of the men and fourteen
horses. The federal loss was four killed and
six wounded. The rebel loss was about the
same.
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NEW YORK, July 3l-SToCKS arc dull ana down; Chi.
and Rock Island 65 Galena and Chicago6 7l Illinois
Harlem preferred 3e9 Hudson AZ Erie preferred 623
Eric 33i California sevens 30; American Gold 1855; Pa.
chc Mail III Central 500; Missouri skies IS. u
skies oee certificates 9sR rcasury 3Oths lOll U
S skies IA coupons S51; 5 skies 81 coupons $50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-01

WASHINGTON, July 31.-A board consisting
Of co.'s. Marcy, Sackett and Van Rensselaer,,
inspectors general of the U. s.. army wiil
assemble to perform the duties indicated in
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A GRAND PICNIC EXCURSION,
The colored citizens of worcester viii have Picnic
no THE HONORABLE COUNTY

\ COMMISSIONERS OF the county OF Worcester.
Respectfully represent petitioners Inhabitants Of
the city of Worcester that public convenience and ne
cessity require that city should laid out in the
city Of Worcester, commencing SOuthbrdge street
at point within ty-two (53 feet of the northeasery
of the City Coal Yad Office and the northerY
the Worcester and Nashua, Providence and Worcester
and Norwich and Worcester railroad tracks to point
directly opposite e0on street Beacon street. thence
crossing Beacon street ana following said Hermoh street
to Main street
And your petitioners further represent that within the
past they have peiOned the Mayor and BOARD
Of Aldermen Of the city Of Worcester lay SAID city
waY-5u they have unreHsonaby neglected and refused
TO wherefore your petitioners feeling aGgrieved
ask your honorable body 10 Law said city way
eodng to Law In such provided and your petition
ers as In duty bound will ever pray,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-01

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

Worcester, IS.
At meeting Of the County commissioners, begun and
holden at Worcester within and the County Of Wor
cester on the third tuesday Of June, A. ID. 1852.
on INC DettOn aforesaid, ordered that notice be given
10 the Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company. the
Providence and Worcester Railroad Company the Nor
weh and Worcester Railroad Company and 10 all per
sons and corporations Interested therein that said Com
nissoners win meet at their Office in the Old Court
House In said Worcester on TUESDAY the second day
of September next at ten Of the clock in the forenoon BY
publishing attested copy Of said petition and Of this
order thereon. In the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed In Worcester aforesaid IN week for three
weeks successfully the last publication TO be fourteen
days. at least before the day last aforesaid. And is fur
Their ordered that the Sheriff of said County, his Deputy
the City CLERK Of the said city Of Worcester and
the said Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company the
Providence and Worcester Railroad Company and tho
Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company with an AT
tested copy Of said petition and order thirty days al
least and also post attested thereof In two
public places IN said City Of Worcester fourteen days at
least before the day last Aforesaid which time and
place the said Commissioners will proceed to view tho
route and premises set forth In said petition 10 hear All
persons and corporations Interested therein who NAV
then and there de2ire 10 be heard thereon and III they
shall adudge that the prayer Of said petition ought to be
granted, then 10 lay out locate and establish city way
over the route above described and assess All such
damages as any person corporation by the
10 alton and construction Of the city way aforesaid and
to do whatever else may legally be done the PROMISES
Attest; WIN. A. SMITH. Asst. Clerk.
Copy Of the petition and Of the order Of notice thereon
Attest. WIN. A. SMITH, Asst Clerk
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miscellaneous
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
Mr.. KENNEDY of Roxbury, has discovered in one Of
our coa,'aon pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOII.

II.
our coa,saOn pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF EIUMOR.
Two hotties are warranted nursing mouth
One three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles warranted to the worst cankerin
the stomach.
Three or i've bottles warranted to the worst
kinds of Erysipelas.
One bottles warranted TO all humors in
the ewes.
Two bottles warranted to running of the
and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers
One bottle will cure scaly eruptiOns of the skin.
Two three bIttes warranted to cure the worst
kind of rngwOim.
Two three bottles warranted to the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles are warranted 10 cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles are warranted the worst
scrofu8.
to three bottles are warranted the worst
cases Of dyspepsia l know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by canker the
stomach
One or two bottles are warranted to sick head
ache.
One two bottles warranted to regulate a costive
state Of the bowels
One two bottles will regulate alderangement ofthe
kidneys
Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst cases o
dropsy
Nv strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle, ard iudcOus application of the
SALT RREUSI OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every and Glcer whatever kind nature excep
cancer that has taken root perfectly and permanently
cured.
For 10 hv all drugoists
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-01

CWEDfSH LEECHES--A fresh lot Just
~ received of superior quality aud for sale by GEO
HARLOW, Apothecary DIT Ih
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Hutress.

Office Pursuant to the prov;.;or, -
the General statutes of this Commonwealth ~. y.
nnucslfned the President and the Djrectors ~ nc
sauhuersre Cotton Mills, hereby give notice tba, h
amount OF the capital stock of said Company and ne
actually paid In Is one hundred and seve Nv Ave tho
sand doliars and that the ef all existing dct-
lars EsEK SAUNDERS PresIdent uoi-
SEX SAUNDERS,
BENZ. SAUNDERS
OTIS HOLMES SDirectors
GEO w. CHAPLIN
JAMES READ,
Saundersvllle June %, 1862 Dat jy3I
LEICESTER ACADEMY-Th Fall
- Term win commence on TUESDAY, Aug, ls. under
the charge Of VIM. y. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal
L. NICHOLS.
Thorough Instruction will be given in the Classics and
Modern Languages, and In the common and higher En-
gsh branches Special facilities afforded for tho
study OF the Natural Sciences and higher Mathematics
and ample apparatus for Illustration provided.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
Inc male department is organized INTO a regularly
drilled company which will be under strict military dis
cipline. The institution provides arms and equpInenfa
and me students furnish their uniforms
TUITION Ancient and Modern Languages, 81: High
er English branches. s.; and English branches
30 per term OF fourteen weeks Extra charge for Music
and Penmanship INDECENT students preparing for the
ministry receive their tuition free Board from a. so to
%, and in the club at cost.
A. H. COOLIDGE, Sec'y.
Leicester, Aug /, 1852. deOd&w3w aui
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A NEAT CAPABLE GIRL, who is
"A willing 10 do homework Of all kinds desires sltu.
ann and viii 20 In the country if desired Inquire al
23I5 Winter street DIT" jy30
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-01-02
DGNTrNC STIR x.

IT AVlNG been in the constant practice ofmy pro-
4 icssion in Mon!2ccr for The Last fifteen years, my
name has been too long before the people Of the STATE
Of Vermont, asa Dentist to TAIL Of recognition or need
elerenccs.
would respectfully announce to the citizens or Wood.
stock an! vicinity that | have removed from Mont
pclr to this place and fitted up suite of Rooms in
Chapman's New Block,
with NIL the facilities for doing business with nc1,ncys
and d@p7tch dcutcmcn and Ladies may rest ASA cl
OF finding in mo- both tho will, and ability to supply
any demand upon DENTAL SKILL, at a rate even
cheaper than can 10 obtained of any one of limited
Practice. shall have rs an assistant in the OGcc,
DIR. IL. II. WALLiE
whom | can confidently recommend =. a careful and
thorough operator. The Office 1I be open at ali hours
for the reception Of Professional calls either Dr., Wal
ling or myself in constant Attendance.
All Communications by anil promptly stteudcdto.
NJ. NEW TON.
Woodstock, Dec. 4th, 1850 l0Cttr
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MAKE YOUR OWN BEER r
BY USING TIE
CnmnOun6 Extract Of Roots .


FB7I!IS article contains the meiicpal and aromatic
properties of the Roots from which Is extracted
the principal being Sarsaparlla-n roo. held in
great esteem for its blood purifying and strengthening
qualities The beverage made from this Extract Is not
only healthy, hut il also OF the most PLEASANT
and INNlGURArING that he found for use in
warm weather, 1t il peculiarly oaicacous in Scor
butte Affections Erptio of the Skn anl all Diseases
arising from Impurities ofthc Gloai. few moments
labor only is required to prepare the Beer from it,
forming ar agreeable drink, tree rom all Intoxicating
properties, the same tine that keeps the system
ia healthy state Ih. ENrpct has been tested by the
publ, for several years and the sales have steadily
and rapidly Increased each year
1t j. sold A ~ cents hotlca quantity ~ cicu for
70 GALLONS ot Beer. Egcn bottle 81 ace, pIlnied
with fun aud explicit directions for usiug.
The genuine article !, put up in ohluug SOU { 81.
bottles, with green labels, scaled wit and
stamped, POTTER & CHAMPhN. Drugrs West
crlY, H. l." fac-simile If the pre- priotors signature
will be found ON the label OF each botue.
GROSS just resolved ut tho DRUG STORE.
The TRADE SUPPLIED Al manufacturers price,.
by CIAS CHAPMAN.
April loth.lse'.
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The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEnALES,

roR FEMALES
M ,,,rrr.n>,.- ,...I,,',,, I,,,,',,,-, ,,,,,.,,
N'' '4' A'''N = '"i'N EHhhNA"Ouj u.
This celebrated Female Nfcdf,i,, ,,.
la se.ainr virtues unl,pown ,(nrytbir., r. ,so
EsA OF the kind. and BROWNE eIi;.rt,,.I ,r,,
N3A all other, hayc failed il a,..i,naJ g.
kif'S IN both ,uqryj,J anal ,,, Oh. l,I,, ,,,I ~ =,
Ft{Tt34Aa very hes, thing known for thn ,rr,,,'n
S%ESXSS us il will bri, on tine Il, .,5j ikt!,. w
31NSS cases o obstruction, from a,y ca, So aTter
tRiy"' Va al; other remedies, Of rho L;,d Inv, t
"EtMs+S.;S tried in vain WIZ
.s"h.% = OVER guJ0 BOTTLES b,v, NOS, ,,,,,
!, 's,;i.rlR sofa without n ,,.oj EJ,,s ,Ln, 49,,
Elk, III ,.3A az directed and without tic least
w ~ &it to r,calth in ann case - II l.
'.9--:.>, in bottles Of three different strenrlis
-i,i, r,lf.l:,,.ti.., C,,..ir. ...,I...,.l.
}yy,alJ, to all met. oftbg cog.try F''''' '''''
~ ,,',' - w a.. W Wv ''"~'',
FhI'LN'- ran strength, $40; l'alf strength, s.;
quarter strength, SipcF bottle.
- EhMEMBER--1bA mcl''inc is des4nC3 cr7r,ssiv
Tar oTrnNarE CASES. Uhrh aI oiao rcD,d,s ot III, &ind
Laus ttd 10 curc; also tt il Is u,ap,,G as re,yutJ
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-01-02
DIR, ]. B0VEE2 D0DS'
IMPERIAL.
XVYWH 8YYYERS,

~ YSTY G1Y 7 I GIlS,
from al who have not used them. We challenge the
world to produce their equal.
These BrrERs for the cure Of WEAK SroNAcnEs. Gry.
ERAL DsBuIrY, and for rURIrYISG and ESpIrHlvG the
HOOD absolutely unsm passed by any other remedy
earth To be assured Of this, it is only necessary to
make the trial. The Wine itself is of very superior
quality, being about Ouc.third stronger than other
vines warming and nvigorating the whole system from
the head to the feet As these Bters tonic and al
erativc in their character they strengthen and III
yigorae the whole system aud give fnc and hcqhy
action to all its parts By cquakiu the circulation,
ing distractions and producing general warmth.
They are also excellent for Diseases aud Weakness pc
culiar to Ecmaics, where Tonic is required 70
strengthen and brace the SYSTEM. No lady, who
j. suffice! to la,situe and tantncss should BE- without
them, Ms they rcyiVing in their action
THESE BlTTERS
VIII not only Cure, bat Prevent Disease,
and in this respect doubly valuable the pcr.on
who may usc thom, for
INCiPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases of the
Nervous ~ 't"m Paralysis, Piles, AID for all
quirns Tonic
DR.. Dods' Celebrated Wine Ditters
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Wanted Immediat !!

TsSWO JOUR. BOOTMAKNKS, on Custom
y Work JOEL EATON.
Woods ,Uck, Nov. 81, lsGl ll0Jtf.
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

PRoTEssoR 0, j, WooD penr Sir; Having had the
misfortune to lose the best portion of my hair from the
elects of the yellow fever, in Now Orleans in lSjI. /
was induced to make trial of your preparation, and
found tito answer MS the very thing needed. My hair
Is now thick and glossy ana wur0S express my
obligations to you in giving to the afflicted such
treasure IlNE4 jon NSON
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes,
viz : large, medium, and small; the small holds -
pi' t, and retls for dollar per bottle the medium
hods at least twenty per cent more in propoIt0 than
the small, rcs for two dollars per botc the large
holds quart 10 per cent. in proportion, and re-
tails for IS.
0. j. WOOD & CO., Projectors, Az Droadyay,
New York, and III Market Street, It. Louis, Mo.
And sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Good, Deal
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SPALDING5 PREPARED GLUE!
sPAULnTNG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SPALDING's PREPARED GLuEi

"A certain uurr!ncplcd persona are attempting 70
palm oil On tie unSuspcetng npblic limitations from
PREPARED GLUE, would caution all persons sx.
awine before purchasing, md that the full nnme
~ SpAuLplNG'S PREPARED GLUE, ~
is m the o't'Sv wiarcoi; all others ere tvinijirx
lsttr,itS.
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no II. y p.EG.p.nlA
or ;I'EzG u gEIaI9 STATES

or :TEsU ATEI'--3I9 @EspATES!!
In the month Of December 1858, the undersigned for
the first time offered for sale to the public Dr. ].
Hovee PODS Imperial Wine Bitters, and in this
short period they have given such universal satisfaction
to the many thousands of persons who have tried them
that it is now established article. The amount of
bodily and mental misery arising simply roma neglect
of small complaints is surprising md it /; therefore Of
the utmost importance that strict attention to the
least and mosttrihng bodily aiimcnt should be had;
for diseases Of the body must Invariably affect the mind
The kubscrbers now only ak a tlill Of
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Edwin Hutchinson's Estate.

Nv n the subscribers, being appointed by the Pro-
w late Court for the Dis 'rct of Hartford Commits
onerS to rccciv" examine and adj just all claims aud de-
monds of all persons against Edwin Hutchinson late Of
NO"dstock IN said District, deceased and the claims of
the deceased exhibited in offset thereto hereby alive
Notice that six months from the fifteenth day of October
1851 are allowed for the creditors to present their
CLAIMS to said Commissioners for examination and al
owance, and that will meet for that purpose at the
office Of Converse French, in said Woud,ock ON The
first Tuesday Of January and the first Tuesday April
next, at 10 o'clock A NJ, on each of said days
Vim. C)LLAM AR,
GEO. Il. CHAPMAN { O0'''i'S'''h9ls
JULIUS CONVERSE, Administrators
Woodstock, Oct. Is, A. b. 1861. lIOGw3.
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CHILDRDN err FOR
THROAT CONNECTIONS

They relieve L Cough INSTANTLY
They c!ea' the Throat
They give strength and volume tv the voics.
They impart deliciou, aroma to the breath.
They are delightful TO the taste.
They are made OF simple herbs and cannot harm
any one,
advise every one who hiss Cough or Husky
Voice or GIl Breath, any difficulty OF the Thront,
to get package ol my Throat Confections they will
relieve you instantly and ycu will ngec with mo tina,
"thcy % right to the spot You will find them
very useful and pleasant while trnyc ling o. ut.
tending public meetings for sdliuS your Cough or
nlMyas your thirst. If You try one package an
safe in saying that You will afterwards consider
them Indispensable. You will find them at the Drug
y;i,s and dealers in hedicilcs.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28

battles Of the Peninsuh-sO glcrlou.
sOldisry-hzve made any further i-sbI,no.- Ut
purpose, or random aim. impossible 80 So
the csst Of the nations life. The a
and The people are now thorough; .r,n"-S eo'
thoroughly Informed. Our rulers viii Is.d ~ y,
". shall follow, fast and far Eyerytb,, aug
full Of courage and strength. and the 10
war ~iIl never sbb till We are again on, 800 %
With uns Constitution and one destiny que
Il cannot oe at your meeting, but in d
earnest and patriotic activity. winch will ,ha1 c
receive new impulse, shall give every .,d ''T .
time, of IN oney, and Of .abor, which shall =.
my power.
~ am. with great respect - yourself -,
the Committee, AN
Your Obedient servant.
WM. NJ. EVAkTS
To CHARLES GOULD, Ess., Secretarv :.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28

BARoxETrRs We call the attention of far
Barometers in another column. The value of
the instrument is being appreciated, and 1t is
fast coming to be understood, especially by far
mers, that in haying or harvesting. the price Of
an instrument can be saved in single season,
by the knowledge one gets from it Of what the
weather will be. There has been one 10 the
FREEMAN Office for more than year and from
the numbenof times day it is consulted BY
those who have learned to trust its indications
ii has proved its foreknowledge, and has be-
come an institution. No farmer who has large
crops of hay or grain should be without one
and the price brings 1t within the reach of all