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sA- COMPANY with ship Gee Hsaet frog New Orleans for
Bris Emira scf Portland Hail. Santa Cruz Cubs. II days.
VI n sugAr ard rum, q master.
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tchr u Hissrna Day balnnors, sdsys
p~br Yanhec Noodle ffase bslu daya
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k~hr Princess, Lowell, Boeicu sdsyr.
tchr Dsrsiur, osks nxb'on Tor Randout
hchr berJ trafk In Brown kinsstou for Bostoa.
floDp Jane Maria Warn Ho~i
t-smsr Hosou. sellew, PMladcpha.
tteamev tNurbes, sinlami. Providence
psAner Chss Osgood, sroitn Norvicn-
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rr rsns. James Ads.r, Charleston; Arxusa savannah:
Jawes,own roh. Ac shps Cousir tine Liverpon
Bosdey, knt-erp; Adams, 81 John, rB; brig Yankee
Blaze Marsenles; and others-
WIND dursng the day. ~.
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MARITlAE INfEbLIGENCE.
Movements or Ocean Steamers.

vu&AeS ClW..s.. view fcrt....July ohss&IAA A0bu<
exHAAKRS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
fHnADlI<mA-From New York ID arriving At Havana stn
md New Orleans nth From New Orea1s a)h Havana 80
QuAHER C1TvProm Now York IN CT each month arriving
e Hav.ns l1a and Mobile 18th Frma Mobile I'D Havana
md New Orleans ls From New Orleans I'm Havana M
Esms EIIImF,S% sss Yosk I'm Mrv,s 81 Hsvsna q
arriving al New York l5h.
RIAcS wAaRIoR-rrom Now York s7th arrives 1t Havana
ittA, arriving New York 18th.
IsAna,-Trom Chsregton th and ,a1 a, Eavana Tn
md "a Frn Havana lob and 2st due ~ New York lsts
When above dates Sunday he steamers WIN SAB
On Monday, except from New Oriesps
me following may be of value 70 ose having correspond
he NAH leaves soaeAnp.o. on the 4n and OA Of each
Arrives 81 Gibraltar about the On and 1ch month
Arrives ~ Malta about the 4h and seth 81 Month
AHfves AeIandra sbcus he 18Th Of and <h Of FOL
Leave, Sues asou. he sc 2r! Of and EA Oh Of
Ar,,ss 81 Alden ssou, the AA ah of and lOn or
rh ~ following month
or Uth Of same and day Of arr
InsD Navy steamer arrives Bombay about he ID bA
Apa issh 70 list OF The following month
rh and xd 70 sd Of foiIowinS month '' ''~' mo
leaves Point de Gale for fulo Penang he day. the
steamer has already arrived which iaies the mail
Arrives At Pulo Penang sbsus he l2sh LII and III
0h OF following month
hvss at Singapore about he 18Th or s1 and st al lsi
Leaves Singapore shout Il hours aner arrival
ves :. Hong Kong about he Nd o. SsA asd sn or lou
Leavss day for Shan zhse.
Two uaiH leave Enslandone the gin and 2Oh Of each
nsosihyia harsses and arrives Alexsndria about
same time 90 be Southampton mai.
ALBANIA ren ryv YoKx-rns
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9TH WARD-fHE DENOCRs Ito ENROLLED KI.DC
~ tors received ~ Boayd Of Inspef
tors requested ct the .drAtc corner of u1.
and barrow strecrs Monday evening june A aloh
for The purpose of orgAnizs lon
w SAMUEL ROWLAND. Chairman.
s -. =; y y.sr A"'D1Ir Secretaries.
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IMPORTANT cHuscH MOVEMENTS m VIRGINIA.
numerousy attended meeting of the me nbers
u The United Presbyterian Church. Ia Richm nd
caty (Rev Dr. Read ,) was hello on Monday last,
~ which. after gu expansion Of the object Of the
meeting by the Moderator. and succino Statement,
By Pescby R Grsti.n, Fen OF the proceeding. Q,
tSe GENERAL Assembly Of Cievelapd On the sablectof
slavery, the Rspo ci SAFE, resoIuE66. ~ets soeics
with sra unanimi' y-nrst, heartily appro-ins Of
Ne action OF the representatives OF Hanover Pres
hytery In relation 10 the proceedings OF the General
Assembly the suhject o. slavery; and cordially
ENDORSING and adopting tbs protest OF the non con
curing members OF that body, in relation thereto,
o. fully expressive Of the views entertained BY the
members Of the church. Secondly, tina the int
rests Of religion and becoming scifr-spet alike
demand that the Southern churches socuh At once
withdraw from al CONNIE cton with The Assembly,
inssmnch they could 40 longer subr,it 70 the Of
fensive and injurious agitation Of the question 81
slavery snd therefore, thirdly, that they concur in
0e proposal ~ the ministry 81 the Assembly 70 hd4d
In Washington si'y, CA The 9th OF lugustpext, re
preventative convention, delegated by tie Pre~byte
mes for the purpose Of ipaugg sting Few Asse mDy
on the basis Of an express pretermisdon Of ths sub
ject Of slavery, except through its constitutional
ssrenoe from lower judicstSJies
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10TH wARD-THK DEMOCRATIC EIkCTORs o. rTII
* iwch ward ~ requested n uls house o. p
NAuhton corner Third and lls street on Noud%l
evening ,raa June at O'Clock for the purpose o. orsanrr
under me plan ADOPTED By the oene-a Commise u whs
wilson small h<q., Is CHAIRMAN. HENRY ktCdARD0ON, y
PAX FNO5AN,
rsRsNcR hesUiRR e.
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ooPARrrnRsBw sVrTCkt.

n1OE WANTED PARTNER IN "A WE'LL EpraR
~ HaheS profitable business MAJ much exand
"a M get an enerprsing Osu aud judge al g. Bovs-
~ corner Of Cupsl street. room No J. ~ ssAks
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0E -PooRKEErtNG, WRITING, ARITHMETIC a
srO. Nv BUbBEAp, GN broadway. vr kseo his o.yr,
riei academy open durinr July and August " ou.iNv
dents practically TO- sll business Appiicants NAV s..
tso vacant se's At only fs for full cnmmerrsf snrss
vvispg 70. "pe seat Wasn't
A SINGLE LADY, ABOUT 20 YEARS or AGF CAP
N bic 81 msrnCi ing tuo iAree female children IN pr
sh French mnnc Ac, could find good s.unaon In one
the besi hmilfe In Havana refer~r>cs
er bon ATt New iors Poss efnse ''-NV WV
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aoUsEs, aoOMs, A.fl.. wANrnD.

uALF OF A HousE W aNTpp "A GENTLEMAN A.
III hs wife Wkh IN lola IA ally 81 Jectabitty and
sponsolhty in taking house MT owe Ihlrty ff str
ard estt OF Bfcawsy, Al bssi rent nov ice ding 80
would take hall q hJuae alrvsdy oocupi a. undouhed
rences given uireo. Address W nun ruculsr,
dren heed answer
WANTED To PuRCHAsE-A HOUSE, IN A FINE
w cation beiw en- seventh and rhirlIe streets ard
snd Sinh avenues PRICE not o. exceed tI2 VD ght,h "a
psd In each Inquire Of VIM ooodsind soe graDd stree
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Cf9al Natiffs.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be it remembered
" District of Addison, 80. ( that at a Probate
Court held at Middlebury in andfbr the District
ofAddison on the Sth day Of Oct, A. d. 1857.
Hiram Ford executor of the last will and
testament of
CALEB FORD,
late of Granville in said district deceased .pre-
sents his petition to'ths SQUIRT with the consent
and appreciation Of the heirs residing in this
state in writing for license TO sell the follow.
ing real estate belonging to said deceased.
to wit: Lot No. 149, being the same land
said deceased bought of Ehud Darling, also
the farm on which Warren Ford now live.
also whatever interest said deceased had In
lots No. 81. 1873. 1876 1876. all Of which are
situated in Granville aforesaid-and repre-.
SCENTS to said court that II would be bensA-
cial to all those Interested that the sams
should be sold under a license Of said court.
II Is thereupon ordered that said application
be considerably this court, at session there
Of to be held at the Probate Office, in said
Middlebury, on Monday, the I'd day Of
November, nextat ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, aud that notice thereof be given TO
all persons interested, that they may appear
and make their objections, II any they nav
have. to said license being granted, by pub
fishing certified copy OF this order In the
Middlebury Register--a new,psper print.
ed at said Middlebury-three weeks sue.
eess1Vely previous to the time of said court.
Calvin @. TrLpss, Judge
true copy Of record.
eeSw Attest. wv SzswAnr, Register.
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Middlebury Female Seminary

The Fall Term commences ON Thursday, Sept
10th, and continues ten and half weeks Pu-
pills are not received for less than full quarter,
except by particular arrangement with the Prin-
cipal.
Miss AaSss GORDON, Principal and Preceptress
Miss n. J. KNOWLES, Assistant Preceptress.
Miss Z. @. LAWRENCE, Teacher of Drawing and
Painting.
Ma. A. BorT, from Germany, Teacher Of Music
Mas s. P. HARRIS, Teacher Of Singing and the
Guitar.
TUITION AND BOARD.
Is.sson-ln Elementary English, s. 90; Higher
English, 81 so; Latin and English, IS 90; Plano
$40 90; Guitar ss 90 Singingsa 90 Vocal Music
Glass, 90 Painting in Water Colors, - 90 In
ol, - 90; Drawing, - 90; French, IS 90 Ger
man 81 90.
An extra charge of 20 cents Is made for hrss
and sweeping.
BoorCln Seminary Boarding House, including
Room, Lights and Washing, S2S 90 per quarter
the young ladies finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel is provided At cost.
Bills payable at the middle Of each quarter, and
no deduction is made for temporary absence.
AGNES GORDON.
Middlebury, Aug 40, 1857.
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State OF VERMONT, ! Be it remembered
~ District Of Addison, So. that at Prol ste
Court held at Middlebury, in and for the D.
tict Of Addison, on the 10th day Of October,
A. D., 1867.
Samuel Swift administrator with the will
annexed Of
ABRAHAM WILLIAMSON,
late of Cornwall, In said district, deceased.
lakes application to have partition and dis
tribution Of said Estate ordered to and a.
mongst the heirs and 'cgatees of said de-
ceased and also to have q committee ap-
pointed to make said partition and distribu-
ton 1t Is thereupon nidered that said ap-
plication be considered by this court At
a session thereof to be held at the Probate
Ofice. In said Middlebury, on Monday, the
9th dav OF November next, at 10 O'Clock In
the roreDoop, and that notice thereof be
given to all lci sons interested, that they
may appear an make their objections, II
any they may have to said application be.
Ing granted, by publishing a certified copy Of
this order In the Middlebury Registsr-a
newspaper printed al said Middlebury-thres
weeks successiy " previous to the time Of
said court.
c. q. TrLDEN. Judge.
true copy of record
26 Sw Attest JoHs W. STEWART, Register.
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ADDISON COUNTY GRAMMAR
SCHOOL.

REV. J. STEELE, Principal.
The Fall Term of this Institution will begin on
Wednesday, Sept. I'd, under such arrangements
as promise favorably for future success. Compe-
tent Assistants will be provided In the several
branches usually taught in Academies. By ar
rangement with the Faculty Of the College, schol-
ments, which will greatly facilitate the study Of
Natural Philosophy, the Natural Sciences and
Agricultural Chemistry. To the lattsr particular
attention will be given.
The Academic Year IL divided into two parts
of az weeks each. Thore will be a vacation Of
two weeks at the end Of the first Term, and re-
cess of a few days near the middle of each Term.
TUrrIos-PKR QUARTER.
For ordinary English Branches, - 90
Latin, Greek and Higher English studies,6 90
There are rooms In the Academy building for
the accommodation Of students, and board can be
had for sl,7 10 s2,00 in families. Boarding In
climbs the price may be reduced.
le;n W. ii. PARKER, Register.
Middlebury, Aug. 10, 1867.
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FAHMrn's BANK, Addison County Court
EDWARD R. Mason. 'un is5 Ssf"'

EDWARD X. MASON. . 1851
Whereas the Farmers Bank Of Orwell, In
laid County of Addison, at the presen, term
Of this Court, hath brought into Court their
writ aud declaration against Edward r. Ma
son, Of the City Of New York with q return
ofservice thereon by attaching two hundred
and thirty-seven shares of the Capital Stock
of said farmers Bank, and also ten shares
of said Capital Stock, standing in the name
Of Z. l.. Grovenor, as the property of the de-
PENDANT and by leaving copy OF said writ
in the hands Of Stephen C. Bull, the Cashier
of said Bank--And declaring In . plea of the
case, for that the defendant ON the 18th day
of May 1857, at Orwell Aforesaid was indebt.
cd to the plaintiff in the sum of fifteen thou
sand dollars, for so much money before that
time had and received nv the defendant to
the plaintiffs use, and in the further sum Of
fifteen thousand dollars for money lent and
advanced by the plaintiff to the defendant,
and In consideration thereof promised the
plaintiff on the day and year Aforesaid to pay
said sum Of money, on request,-yet--the
defendant though Often requested has not
paid the same-and demanding in damages
the sum of fifteen thousand dollars.
And whereas said action has been duly
entered in Court. and It has been suggested
to the Court that the said Mason was ont Of
the State at the time of the service Aforesaid
and has not yet returned within the sams:
1t is ordered by the Court that this cause be
continued until the next term ofsaid Court,
to be held at Middlebury, within and for
said County Of Addison on the second Tues
day of December A. D. 1857, and that in the
meantime notice of the tendency thereof be
given to said Mason, by publication Of this
order together with the substance of the
plaintiffs declaration three weeks successive
ly In the Middlebury Register, a public
-
last of which publication shall be at least
thirty days prior to said next term.
DUoALD STEWART, Clerk.
BRIoos & NICHOLSON, Attys Of PIT
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FARMERS BANK,
Addison County
) Court, June
Term. 1857.

VS.. Addison County
AMBROSE w. THOMPSON, Court, June
an. a hit hi. Trustee jams Term. 1857.
whereas the Farmers Bank of Orwell, In
the County Of Addison, hath brought into
Court at the present term thereof their writ
and declaration against Ambrose W. Thomp-
son of the City Of New York and against
James K. Hyde, Of Sudbury; in the County
Of Rutland, trustee of said Thompson, with
a return Of service thereon by attaching Eve
hundred and thirty shares Of the Capital
Stock of said Bank, as the property of said
principal defendant aud of personal service
on the said tr1stee,-and declaring in plea
Of the case, for that the department on the
18th day Of May 1857, at Orwell Aforesaid,
was indebted to the plaintiff in the sum Of
fifteen thousand dollars, for so much money
before that time, had and received by the
defendant to the plaintiffs use, and In the
further sum Of fifteen thousand dollars for
money lent and advanced by the plat ntif to
the defendant and in confederation thereof
promised the plaintiff on the day and year
afor esaid, TO pay said sum Of money, on re-
quest, yet the defendant tho often requested
has not paid the sum-and demanding In
damages the sum Of fifteen thousand dollars.
And whereas said action has been duly en-
tered In Court, and 1t has been suggested to
the Court that the said Thompson WAS out
Of the State at the time Of the service afore-
said, and has not yet returned within the
same 1t is ordered by the Court that this
cause be continued until the next term Of
said Cont, to be held at Middlebury within
and for said County OF Addison, on the sec
ond Tuesday OF December. A. ID. 1857, and
that il the meantime notice Of the pendency
thereof be given to said Thompson, by pub
LEGATION of this order together with the sub
stance OF the plaintiffs declaration three
weeks successfully in the Middlebury Reg
lister, a public newspaper published at said
Middlebury-th last of which publication
shall be at least thirty days prior to said
next term.
27;8w DpoALD STEWART CLERK.
BRIoos & NICHOLSON. Attys. of Plff
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
Burnett'S Cocaine.
perfect
Dressing for the Hair.

Dressing for the Hair.
The COCAINE holds in louid form 81
large propotion of deodorizcd COCOA NUT OIL
prepared expressly for this purpose.
No other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which 30 exactly suit the various con-
ditions Of the human hair.
NsojteaS The hair wAca hard and Urn.
IL sOotteS The irritahd SCALP skin.
HoBo,ds The richest Mstrc.
remains longest IN e6ect.
1t is the best and cheapest Hair Dire ssing
in the World
Marsden, speaking of the people of Sumatra
says-'Their hair is strong and of shining
black, the improvement of both which Qualities
1t probably owes in great measure to the con-
slant use of Cocoa Nut Oil "-Bfarsden, p.49
TESTIMONIAL.
BosroN, July 10th, 1867.
Messrs. j. Burnett 4 Co I cannot refuse to
state the sautary effect in my own aggravated
case, Of your excellent lair Oil Cocoaine)
For many months my hair had been falling
of, until was fearful of losing it entirely rThe
skin upon my head become gradually more and
more infamed, SO that could not touch it with
out pain. This irritated condition attributed
to the use of various advertised hair washes
which have since been told contained camphene
spirit.
BY the advice of my physician, to whom you
had shown your process of purifying the Cocoa
Nut Oil, | commenced its use thelast week in
June The first application ALA, ed theitchng
and irritation; in three or four days the redness
and tenderness disappeared; the hair ceased to
fall, and have now thick growth of new hair.
trust that others similarly afflicted will be in
duced totry the same remedy.
Yours, very truly SUSAN r. POPE.
Prepared only by J o. EPH BURNETT & Co.
Boston, and for sale by all Druggists. Fifty
cents for half pint bottles.
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EXTRACTING TEETH.

" Denies sine uerotione ertrdhit"-PIIr. He
extracts Teeth without pain.
nR. II. KINGSLEY is prepared in these last
~ days, to extract Teeth in the manner as a.
bove described by the Ancient Roman.
He applies to the gums around the tooth, a flu
id, prepared by himself which so bcnumbs them,
ms to remove al feeling for the moment, and dur
ing that moment the Tooth can be extracted
without pain. The patient will have no other
sensation than wrench III the Alveola Ridge, un
less there deep ulcers at the roots of the tooth
Those who desire the removal of decayed teeth
preparatory to the insertion Of new setts will do
well to call and try this new, and pain saving
process.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cancers can be Cured
At the Indian Medical Institute,

No. 30, BrOmfeid Street, Boston.
Which was established to supply the public
with genuine Indian Remedies for all diseases -
Connected with it are boarding houses, bathing
rooms, &c
DIR. GREENE, Experimenting Physician, ac-
qniring knowledge of this system by actual ex-
pericnce with the Indians, and understands their
true system of medicine.
lnvalids, and all persons interested in the lnd-
an System of Medicine, should send and get
copy of the
INDIAN ARCANA.
A newspaper edited by Rev. Geo. c. Bancroft,
which will give list of the principal Indian Rem
cdes, their prices and uses, and a full exposition
of tho merits of the practice, and also of the i'm
position which is carried OH by pretenders. A
copy OF the paper will be sent free OF charge to
any one requesting it.
Consultation personally, or by letter. free of
charge. Address
DR. R. GREENE, SO Bromficd St, Boston.
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Sewing Machines.
Pratt's Patant-Prices from SID 70 &26


&c The " LADIES' COMPANION" is the
most simple, durable, compact and cheap machine
for Family use over offered to the public, sewing
equally well upon all kinds of fabric, and without
puckc'fng the cloth, leaving no bad cord on the
back side of the work, and always fastening the
the thread when stopped They sew from two to
twelve hundred stitches per minute, using but one
thread, and without reminding The stioh can
be varied from five to fifty to the inch. ANY one
can learn to operate them in half an hour. Prin-
ted directions accompany each machine, by which
any one can use them. We are enabled to offer
these superior machines at the above low prices,
as we are not obliged to pay fifteen or tw enty dol.
lars license for borrowed patents, this machine
being made under our own patents in every part
and infringing upon or using no other. There are
some hundreds in constant in this city and vi
entity, which are giving the best satisfaction.
Every machine is warranted to give satisfaction.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and ex
anime them and their work and judge for them
selves,
Samples Of work, and drawings, with descrip-
tion, seut to any part of the country by mail
SaIesroom 1I8 Washington, street Boston, and
GIT Broadway, New York.
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Dry Wood.

few cords Of thoroughly seasoned dry wood,
sawed and split for sale cheap for cash and dev.
cred in any part of the village. Enquire at Cope
lands Bookstore and News Depot. 20 sw
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CLOTHS & YESTINGS.

Blk. Brown and Blue Broadoloths, Plain and
Fancy Doeskins and Cassimeres, and a good as
oortment Of Vestings-for sale CHEAP, at
CHAPMAN & BARBoUR's