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meet again In the evening discussion ensued the
expedeucy of night sessions the general feeling seeming
70 DE opposition TO them. II finally resolved 20.
adjourn 70 O'Clock Wednesday morning. Prayer was
offered by the Rev Mr Young, and the Synod adjourned
THE GENERAL PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY
~ TKLEsRAPH TRBusR
ROCHESTER, n. T., May Elm the General Assem-
bly, Of the Presbyteran today the discussion Of the ap
peal Of sas Miller from decision of the Illinois synod
has elected great deal OF discussion. Last night the
Rev. DR.. DeHiam Of the General Assembly Of Ireland
course, appealing to Christian ministers TO fOlfy them
selves with the spirit OF the Gospel before preaching
The morning session mostly occupied IN receiving the
Irish delegates DTs. Han and Dcnia. Both gentleman
made addresses and in turn were welcomed by the
Moderator DR.. Nelson Dr. Ezra Il. Adams OF Phladel-
phia and Dr. Henry NJ. Field Of The Netc- o Erd9etsi
were appointed delegates to tue Scotch and Irish Assem-
blie5
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TIII TIrEI.
THE JEROME PARK RACES.


The Jerome Park course will bc open to-day. and
all the great horses Of America will have opportunity
To develop the blood and muscle inherited from their
sre. Bad weather viii not postpone the races even
should the track prove heavy. The programme Of the
thrcc-days raccs-Wcdnesday Thursday, aud Saturday
follows:
Fir,r DAl WtusYsp,y MAY 2-Firt Foc-Tc Spring Stakes
for trevelrs old hrrrqarer, Of mr Su>crruu 500 H
D. +f}tailt Closed with t-lt nominations; J. H. w. t1merons
Hampton 4 Belnunts mpd N7p oi Honor
Leonard W. Jerome, ci Clara tirrta d. Er-s bL Au
re IT, Mori,s D. Eutllrs,. o. T. Morris. o. e. N1
dir e. d. McilucIs o. Muri,~r g. Il. lui.rN1pls ell. o.
Mes.. >soond ff0-Prrum -isU r ZOO agrs, mile lfd
Rf4-rrrnum $500 .or 7ll sgcs: 'i miles
1 ages; "'r "ui quarter miles .'" i'' rom w. % '
zoo and quarter miles Id H'rit itt'lcr Stake for 20
Z. 100 a. D. -Esi added" Closed with seven uru1iion J. J. s.
inrlcss ch o. TreNins. d. NcDauels D. De- Julius J W'
D. Onward. j. s. Watson, b. D. delaware D. o. S Wal
sons De- Capt Moore NJ H. Sanols D. los,tont O. VI t.
Ssnf,rd's c Earring
Tntp DO SATURDAY Nav Eoo-Ilunc race han-ar
ages. miles hurdles %Dl winner. 100 rpa
horse Closed eutncs l. u. W. Eiraer-
B bL Black Brss Daniel Lrlr, rL Lady Alice
g. D. Ready Dr. b. ZgInE Mechanics o. Glsckbd Nror'
uOl added 500 OF The stakes q" s"crHl horse Three miles. 'c
with Gtc nominations a. ". Camcrous imported D. Hampton
Court 3 T. $. F'rues ch D. Fcetwng J. y Nlt'"us d. D. r
g. j. N NEi-un rl i onHuni . " IT, Nariifs b. H iai
Thid F,s>elug premium. $50 m All ages. " miles
lor,c. Furh H0-Maici mile heits g.
b"mnuts imported d. Maid o Honor }c'N ' Nr"hs'f oh
ilmatra b. pounds, a1ir,i s. For,s yrlrs.
royaipre dam Rhode. D., imported Glpacpe ~ pounds
tuuctuait clock. BADGES
for day - Entrance 10 bell - To- ihc Grand Ntaui, - extra
Carriages free.
rss Ruthless S6O Indcrwood's ella. g Mcar", sbc; ana
HcmOnt's Maid Of Honor so The course s ~ rca,ic-
for all cOmcrs and great day, sport is anticipated
The following horses are entered for t0duY- races:
Icruncs Luther. years; SandOrd's Dot, years; Me
Daniels Motley years, Morris Monday, years; Reed 5
Euchautrcss, wears; Richmond, years.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
ROWING.
THE MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP or TIE UNITED


ROWING.
THE MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP or TuE UNITED
STATES.
BTrBtHeRAPH TRIBU
PuTsBURGH. May 2l.-The great fve-mc scrli
between James Hamin of Pittsburgh and Walter
Brown Of Portland for the championship OF America ana
purse of 81 took place here this afternoon over the
Ohio River course. Ii raned heavily all the afternoon,
and the start which TO have been made at o'clock
not made until $3.50 The two contestants started
ialr' ana Brown immediately commenced 10 gun
At the turnmgbuOy hc length ahead but III
turning lost half length After the turn Hamll ran ms
bow Browns stern and drew him back quarter
length Brown Kept his distance, quarter hiS'h ~ du
vance, 10 within h3 mile oil the starting polut Wch
a. liaml claims, Brown fOucd hlm, ana ic Wllhuic"
from the race Brown kept oi ana reached thr saInS
point IN 4G minutes and 80 seconds Hanlll came H. 10
minutes aftcrOard and claimed the race as foul lhe
judges have reserved their decision Erown mas tIe-
scntcd his boat to MI Joseph scott, champion OF the
Allegheny River.
Tho single scull race between James Hanu oi fuIs
hurgh. Pa aud Walter Brown of Portland, Me- for ~ N
aud the championship on the hicd otas eSl!I.v NV
miles, of on the MOnongaheia River tiS afternoon
at 345 o'clock For three quarters oi an noun previous 10
tine race q drcncling rain delayed the contest Upward
Of 1000 persons viewed II from the SURROUNDING puma
cal condition. ana both showed thcmscvCa during their
training term To bc shlltu oalsmen. lami and Brown
their usual daily walks and customary sIliS IN
their boats p. Caughcy esq was appointed referee lie
viii decide the question Ot foul i'm al fairness At -
o'clock the contestants took their places, amill having
the choice Of positions. AT the signal for starting hnt
left the Judges boat IN elegant style. Browns long
sweep him ahead, and ne maintained the lead 20 The
buoy boat. two miles and a half distant, and turned II
neatly but, the return stretch. Brown Is ALLEGED To
have fOuCd Udmill. the lattcrs Judge claiming that
Brown crossed Hnuls course three times during the
racr. Ianill after beng toulcd hN Er@Wh. Sptltu
the river, and left Brown Ia pUll home alone.
Brown came n in 81 minutes. The excitement Is i'm
mcuSe. Brown has many friends here who insist tiat
IIam fOuled him. Brown has put iu q clam 10 this
effect The Judges and referees hold second meeting to-
night 10 adjust the questions involved.
The Judges conference lasted until 10 o'clock Tonight.
Wednesday at a. Brown left for Now Ork tonight
Inl O'Clock.
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BASE BALL
TNION vs.. ArHLETE.

UNION vs. ATHLETE.
The match between the Unions of Morrsania and
the Athletes Of NcwYork will take place ST the former
place this afternoon. Trains leave the Harlem Railroad
depot at ? O'Clock J.. m
CHANGE OF NAME
The Active Club has changed it.. name to the
Jerome Park Base Ball Club. The following are the
officers Of the club j. Magce Presdcn j. Movers Wee
President; o. Ycnrc Recording Secretary; W Kelly Cor
responding Secretary: r. Baker, Financial Secretary; J..
Hcay Treasurer: Board of DrcctOrs-J Meyers, j. Ma
zee L.. HALEY, 4. Baker, ana L. {. wilson.
IRVINGTON vs. NILANTiCS.
The Irvingt0n Club have challenged the Ntlauiics
OF BrOOkyn. Tho challenge ha, been accepted. and the
opening game will bee played before hc close Of May hut
the dly has yet been fixed. match viii hc
playcd i'm Newark to-day between the Amitv ANA Nj
toIa juniors, the grounds of the former Cu corner
O'Clock u.
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THE INDEPENDENT ORDER or ODD FELLOWS.

THE GNDEPENDENT ORDER or ODD FELLOWS.
By rEtEaRAPH THE rRIBcsE
PHILADELPHIA, May 2i.-At the animal session of
the Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania o. o. f., the follow
ing ocers were declared elected and be installed
tomorrow: NJ. ". Grand Master Richard watson OF
~ 9Wh; A. Deputy Grand Master, Peter h. Long
~ ~ ~ n6iilaelpS HW Grand Warden SaHeuel r. Gwinner
ghaaelPA9; r. y Grand Treasurer. NJ. Richard Muckle
.. Fnlladehhla X W. &. Represen've TO the G. l.. Of
the United ates. J. A. Simpson of Philadelphia Craui
, m -, Lodge OF the United States j. p Sanders
VIII DE olcly received ~ the session on "wednesday
anu IN the evening complimentary collation. viii be
served m honor OF the occasion, which a pmber of
prolninent mombers VIII be present.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
MARINE DISASTERS
Loss OF THE PROPELLER PLANET IN A GALE

LOSS OF TIE PROPELLER PLANET IN A CALE-NEAiJh
ALL HANDS lost.
The propeller Planet. Capt. Jones, from New-Or-
leans for IndanOa, with cargo OF merchandise met
rho heavy gale Saturday May lth east Of Galveston
and snr,,ne aeak and was finally thrown her beam
endf -Four hundred sacks OF salt were thrown over
board but she foundered at r. on Sunday, the 5h
n hands except Mr. johnson the mate aud three OF the
crew being lost Three men cut loose the lie boat me
mate swimming TO IL and was taken mp. They saw the
resi- of the crew cngng pieces Of the wreck but hav
ing only one oar could not reach them After nve uays
and nights terrible suffering without food OF water the
three men walked TO Galveston and furnished these par
tcuars OF the disaster their mate remaining midway 20
recruit Names OF the saved-JOhnson, mate; John
HOusy Arthur Judd and Mike Carter all In weak anu
destitute condition and suffering.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
POLITICAL.
NEW-JFESFY

NEW-JEHSFY
IlT SUFFRAGE STATE cOHyENrroH.
TIE Ncw,Icr,ey Republican Executive Committee
held q meeting at Now-Brunswicl on Monday even
ing sor the purpose eft cOnsiderue the call recently
issued 10y John Y. 10 fer II X. Idueb0rn. and John
Davidson fora Manhood Suf,rtre state Convention
ON the 4th OF june ucEt a proposition was submit
ted by member Oi Che committee 10 postpone ihe
Convention Wt.l August cr l9icr bat no conclusion
meeting between whom will take piNo tomorrow
CFhuTSdayt
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MAINLAND
TIH coNcrTUTIoNAL CONVENTION

Tru CON~rTTUTIONAL CONVENTION.
ANNAPOla Md. May A.--In the State CoNstitu-
tional Convention to-day minority report was sub
m itted from tic Commit ec on Declaration of RiettS
VIII iCh substitutes for the clause in Article XH&t
which provides for negro testimony IN tie
Courts of this StFtc. the words Nor shall any per
son lie deemed incompetent a witness or Juror on
accoun. of his religious belief profession pIac-
ticc." The report ordered Ia he printed.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
NAVY GAZETTE.
~ ryLzgRAPH oruy rpJ.rxx

Commander has on
and placed waiting orders First
tache from the Susquehnna and One Acting Yon
tefr Lieutenant Charles ONe from
Suan Acting Master L. Tauner from the Augusta and ordered
the onward Acting Ensign Joshua Cook been detached
anil placed on leave for honorable discharge
placed ON leave for honorable discharge Mae A. Hsske
mac and First Assistant E. A. Dupane
resigned ~
The following have been hOnaraby discharged
asd Daniel Mckay
Passed Assistant Surgeon Clark otho Mahoussesa promoted
tof5u
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FIRES
STEAMBOAT BuH@CD.

D TELEGRAPH
MEMPHIS, May 2l.-Thc S. Ls7is aud Yickshife'
packet Albert Pierce passed here ray morning ith
coo tons Of miscellaneous freight fee yicsb, * ana ne.
Bends. she took fire yesterday morning. near Lake
Providence. and was totally destroyed. Sh" Owned
ny Daniel and Bartholomew Able. Peter Goldman and
others. and was valued 40 $iOUn She insured IT.
LDnIs tlr slll0n. No lives Mcrr Insl.
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pt,rr ,nr1pIIIA CATTLE MARKET.

hr Beef Naitie as vas :" 'A -
pr.us th offerings amounted l0 head and prizes rAns
nom To l0o Tor lair 10 good 'r and ioh Tl' 20 4l'
10 nrin and stock -. q ,,o
srprho suppls Sheep qui;s large amonn ns 70 -
made 40 Umy5 10 y cents -" 'pp' "' " =
N gross fSr Woo. Sh-ep .oo -, .....
seilrf Htd ''"V Hc' WV
from = to q lri b net A.. 70 lualtJ.
of 20 % ~ ii"il 1" "
S,'-ng,r. aud froinSp 'a.-JJ for Cav ard Oili
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clvRrmCE CATTLE MlRKET.
n, rv,-exApp pp-orHEriuHuNu

nv TgrrGSAPH 70 rHE TtihtNE ., ~. "a, h.,t. ths
ort. mot y- active prices are g. lower iyIa go
gq Is S0: second quality, $40 : II 9O' taF qaA
,.ita sl - sheep snl Limb.RreptS 29 hrah P's a ~
ra tusrk,t s-tisc sales az 1d5c e 10 SPiE
I,mbs Wal Calves -JH-"
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
THE LAND OFFICE.
sr rxLsGaAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

The official returns received at the General Land Office
hom the local oee 81 Nypa Washington TERRITORY at 2O
acres were disposed Of during March kea for
ssu settlement under the Homestead Law
ue Iona michigan show 2I1 have been disposed
ap iss Of which sold for cash waraa
J<5" acres, and with agricultural scrip ff3 acres.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
ARMY GAZETTE. .
sY rRLkaRAPH TO THE rRrRrSx

Bvet Brig Gen b Roberts Of the has been orIere
report 70 the Superintendent Mounted Recruiting service s
agnmea To recruiting dnt New York ard Provene
m lac oang have been granted leave of sbuces
Vol Da' Iaggr Paymaster, three
Ordnance Department three months Can't Richard Wall cs~ss
four months Second Lieu w. Lherbury 3 nfn.rv and obn
VBren, Oth Infntry % Second Lea n q RYsrfrl 4
i3tintry been ordered to duty Gen o. O Howard ' 49,
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THE PATENT HAY RAKE swINDLE.
HI rxLEeE.yH TO THE TRIBUNE.

IHIbINt
MIDDITTOwN, v Y. May 2l.-Somc of the parties
nplited I'm the patent hay rake -winde Yesterday
committed 70 jail in default Of bail Two more are tobe
examined to-day IN Mlnisink.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

Tup PANS ENPosTIoN-Tho Mason n liamlih
Ca,n.t organs are attracting much attention 10 ~, w
paws Exposition. The correspondent of Ihe ne nt
JouruaI OF Commerce after alfudng IN very con-
syv te,ns 10 the American Pianos IN the ExpVsli, IN
tI,,es Nor Ia less artistic skin and taste usey yi
which Ye ne Dow Ieged 10 excel whatever hss ~,
eaec,J IN tho quality and sweetness oi tonts eat
So, ,aels The <hbition of shesc has tsch SiriS
.uc.sss and has taken PaFisian artists a'I Suh'Os
Inv s,r,rIsc because they were IN great ,
5rd to dnd American mechanical e Sllns ucNeIVpni
tcf so much upon objects relating 10 abe dss'eut t % t
txury of life as upon those which hilNe rssu hI,et
80 a. a,J utility The ~ these ,baenihcet i
nraaUs have also been extremely adAred Tor tei ~,
and execution, In both Of which re- fets tnay Antoine
10 rival the best tprOductiohso OF 'nov vtauno"s ."
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
n iRRILD.

,v,,N rR u,n WHiimslugh. Tuelay morning VIA, ~ o.
:. NJ. t-r-h by Rey d. iakn' Henry G. swan 70 "A
= Bls.,. tc,i VI that city . -,
vlvN sPMAN-In BROOKLYN. on Monday My =, @ We Ssi
isnr, VI pscher Dr. Elvssl Whitney an4 N''' ''AI L. 'F
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
FENIAN MASS MEETING.

nv TgIgaHAPH
DYTRorr Nav 2i-Fenians held mass meeting
here tonight and speeches made by J.. j. Meehan
and Col Walsh.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
HEAVY FAILURE IN CINCINNATI

7 BT TKlSINE
1 CINCINNATI, May 2.-Messrs. Hlndc y Porter,
Commission Merchants have failed Their failure was
cansed nv cotton operations and bad Southern debts
! Their Liabilities are $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

ROwRLA wLite Plains SUNDAY May ~ Hiram r 0"eL Oisf
of Westchesr Cgunty The 57th Of bis - a. NJ.
Ills friends and OF the sm the members 0f WN "-
Lodge No 4fBP NJ The hasolic Paternity genersi se
respectfully invited attend biz funeral AZ tie Wbe Pens ~ -
d. H. Church Weine<lsg morning Nay q a. D 0df K Sih"
further notice Hts viii be conveyed % Dale eJ og
Sing igr neraut Harlem Rs1at traa leaves Twenty Sdt
o. az 81 o'clock M.
T0WSsEND-At Clton Staten Tni sunday May - william d.
Townsend, Ia the 10Th gesr of bis age.
The friends Of the family respectfully iuyt % attend he tisef
on THURSDAY afternoon Msy Al. O'clock from st JOINS Gnu ~
CInon Carriages will he the aa OF tue 0ciock
boat from Nss YORK % Nsnlsrot Jsniisg
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

THE PARIS EXPOSITION ,SD Pr.Nos-A C0nmkG, ,,inl &C.,
r,oy-we are requested TO state that Nessfs. "i."
Knobe Co.. Baltimore, haYe no pianos Ia ,he r"i" ~
rositIon. US was stated by our correspondent
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
THE AFRICA AT HALIFAX.
1T rELseRArH TO TEK TKIBuSE

HALIFAX n s. MAY 2l.-'ihe steamship Africa ar
rived here at O'Clock p and will sail this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22

Card.MOURNlEG GOODS ever dssrss kud constantly
hand JACKSONS Mourning Store 11l D0sds opposite
Tiffany Cos Prices very reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
6pecial Notices.
S.un.a aIizam

sweet AIigam
Is 'pe little garden Bower bat want Wifi Of sweet sss<
you will approach % in the heavenly od't Of PHA
LOSS HTGHT-BLOOMfNG CEREUS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-22
The D'EATHER

RHFAnE-The thermometer WIS lna's early m " horsns
overcast Afternoon rsny, 1caS clDSy Bgetsns
overcast. rainy overcast
Meteorological Report 2Che ObrroioJof T1s1r co az PorrN
bCIf n y Jor ne resl cd'Hg SaiHsJDy, Dfiy *, 1877
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BETSY SMITH. EsrArp.

ArK OF VERMONT. In probate court holden
Gmoille District. IS. at the probate Office In
hnson on the 10th day Of Sept. 1861.
Amos Dwinnell. admins.
tor Of the estate'of Betsy Smith, late of Nor
lown, In said District, deceased, makes appli-
BON TO said Court for license to sell all or part
lh9 real estate of said deceased, representing
y said sale is necessary for the payment OF
debts OF said deceased.
Ehereupon, 1t is ordered by said Court that
\ application come under consideration and
heard on the 7th day OF October 1867.
|the Probate Office In Johnson and. II Is
lther ordered that all persons interested be
Phed hereof, by publication Of notice OF this
Plication and order thereon. three weeks sue
sivelt In the Lamoile Newsdealer printed at
|de park, before said time of hearing. that
y may appear at said time and place. and, II
y see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest.
JOHN i. GLEED. Register.
true copy of record. --Attest.
44w3-f 7J0HN !. GLEED. Register.
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PIrTsBuRsH, SEPT. 4th 1866.
MEssks HosTEfTAR d SMITH,

PIrTsBuRaH. SEPT. 4th 1866.
MEssss HosTEfTAR q SMITH.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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bottle. found that they worked like charm
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This summer. havingg had similar attack
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Wishing you every success. remain
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5Sm3 80 WILLIAM MILLER.
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SchenCis's Mandrake PHI.

Certain Cure for Diseased Liver and the many
Dangerous Maadies which are caused by q
morbid condition of that organ.
TNO give tho public clear understanding OF
i the mode In which Schenck's Mandrake Pills
produce those wonderful effects which are attes.
ted by thousands Of reliable witnesses, we pres.
emit a brief Description of the Human Liver and
its functions, which will make the operation OF
this popular medicine perceptible TO every mans
understanding.
The liver Is supplied with blood Vessels. nerves
and ,bsoibents One OF its obvious uses is to
secrete and prepare the bile. 1t likewise filters
the blood and separates that fluid from all impu
rites. How ndispensably necessary to health
is the proper performance OF this function II
the liver is diseased, it cannot purify the blood,
and if that is sent back through the lungs
brain and other parts in morbid condition, it
must cause jaundice, biiiousness, obstruction OF
the kidneys, gravel, and many other complaints
more or less painfuland dangerous, but the least
of them quite enough to make man sick and
uncomfortable, and unfit for the performance
of any of the duties of life. This unhealthy
state of the system very often ends in pulmonary
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The circulation of the blood is conducted in
this manner The heart sends the vital current
down throgdh the arteries it passes through the
flesh. taking all impurities in its progress /; then
the stream of blood flows backward through the
veins, and passes to the liver to be purified. 1t
is impossible to cure consumption, scr0tula, or
scarcely any other kind df liberation while that
important organ. the liver, ia diseased. 1t is
for that reason that regular physicians" rarely
cure consumption. They usually begin their
treatment with the use of SOME cotgh medicine,
the basis of which is morphia or OPIUM in some
shape, which locks up the liver instead Of relax
ing the secretions, giving a tone to the, stomach
and producing a healthy flow Of bile. Dr.,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup. Seaweed Tonic. and
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A volume would be required to give brieJ
account OF the remarkable cures performed by
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DIR Schenck will be Professionally at his
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and 35 Hanover street. Boston, from a. m. UNI
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charge is five dollars. His medicines are for
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lPulmonic syrup and Seaweed Tonic. each Loo
per bottle. or 81 80 the half dozen. Mandrake
pills % cents per box.
GEO. @. GOODWIN & CO.. Is Hanover at.
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LKANpER H. LBAcn's ESTATE,

fhe subscribers, having been appointed by the
norable Probate Court for the District of La
lille Commissioners TO receive, examine and
Just all claims and demands of all persons
INST the estate OF Ieander II. Leach late of Wat.
file in said District. deceased, represented in
vent. the term Of 6 months from the 9th day
sept. 1867. being allowed by said court to the
ditors Of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
Er respective claims before u.s. Give notice
y I'VE will attend TO the duties Of our appoint
ht at the Store Of e. II. Shattuck
Waterville In said District. on the
Mondays in November and March next, at
|clock in the afternoon on each OF said days
GEO. W. HU1BURD com,rs
HENRY WILDER. WI" Hs'
lierville Sept 9th 1861. 1916
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NOTICE.,

LLECTO RS SALE.
Theifolowing described property was seized
by Officers Of the Customs for violation Of the
Revenue Laws Of the United States, viz
At Eden Vt. Aug. 8. 1867, Roam Horse, l
Harness, wagon and 5 gals. Whiskey.
ANY person or persons claiming the above de-
scribed property are hereby notified to appear
within twenty days from the date hereof and file
with the Collector OF the Customs for the Dis
trict of Vermont a claim, stating his or their
interest in the property so seized; also 10 exc
cute bond to the United states, Conditioned
that in case Of the condemnation Of tho proper
ty so seized, the obligors will pay all the costs
and expense Of the proceedings to obtain con
demnation. Otherwise shall proceed to adver-
tise and sell said property according to law in
such cases made and provided
GEO. j. STANDARDS
Custom House. District OF Vermont,
Collectors Office, Burlington, Aug. 20. '67.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-18
Notice..

|hls Is TO give notice That on the % day of
August. A. d. 1867. Warrant in Bankrupt
was issued against the Estate Of Albert N.
|oodbulry of Elmore. county OF Lamoille and
|ate of Vermont. who has been adjudged a
|nkrupt on his own petition that the pay
ent Of any debts and delivery Of any property
longing TO such bankrupt. to him or for bis
,, and the transfer of any property by him
forbidden by law that meeting of the
.ditors Of the said bankrupt. to prove their
pts. and to choose one or more assignees Of his
ate. will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy. to
holden atlthe Office Of John P. Sartle esq. in
lrton. county Of Orleans. State Of Vermont.
fore John p. Sartle. esq, Register. on the Sth
y OF October 1861, at 10 o'clock. AM.
e. A. SMALLEY.
Deputy U. 3. Marshal as Messenger.