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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

This is to give notice, that on the % day
OF November A. d. 1867 warrant in Bankrupt
cv was Issued against the estate of Charles H. 81
monls Of Vcrsennes, in the County of Addison
and State of Vermont, who has been adjul.el n
Bankrupt, on his own petition; that the payment
of any dehts aud delivery OF any pro- erty belong
ing to such bankrupt, to him, or for his Use, and
the tran'er Of any property by him. are forbidden
by law; that meeting OF the creditors OF said
bankrupt, to prove their debt>, and to choose one
or more As>ignccs ii bis Estate will I've held at a
Court Of Bankruptcy. to he holden at the Office OF
l.. l.. Lawrence in Burlnlt IL, Vermont, before
l.. L. Lawrence Esq, on the , 18th Jay Of December,
A. d. 1867. T.. a. SMiILEY,
Deputy United States Marshall, az Messenger.
37;sw
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e<~he New York constitutional con

errhe New York constitutional con-
vention will not complete its work before
Christmas, and an adjournment then I'M
ill May and the transference of the re-
naming work meantime to committee
of revision, is now talked of. The pro-
posed committee would be composed OF
the leading men of both parties and the
best men Of the convention, and WHEN its
report is ready the whole bodv will
assembled to ratify it, Tho convention
has already far exceeded its expected lin
its of time, and apparently only death or
adjournment can stop the propensity OF
some of its members to talk and do moth
ing else.
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TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE IN Esq,
LAND.-Ex,rac,s of Prest. Johnsons Mes
sage have been published in the London
newspapers. The London Times and the
metropolitan Press generally condemn
the tone Of the document and the ref
erencc made therein to, the AlaJana
claims, coupled with Lord STANLEY
dispatch to Mr.. Ford on the same subject
has created considerable distrust in Gnan-
cial circles.
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ECLECrlC MAGAZINE
NJ
FO EIG " LITE Il 4 r [

SELECTED FROM
London Quarterly Revue dies DcuS Monies
British Quarterly, London Society,
North British Review. St. lau's,
Popular Science Review, Cornhill Magazine,
Saturday Review. Fraser's Magazine,
Westminster Review, Leisure Hour,
Chambers Journal, Temple Bar,
Art Journal, London hcvicw,
Contemporary Review, Christian Society,
All the Year Round, rublin University,
Mucmillun's Magazine, Brll;ravia.
We have also arranged to secure choice selcc-
tions from the French, German, anl other CONT
mental Periodicals, translated especially Tor the
Eclectic, to the variety and value q: the work.
Each number is emhcllish,d with one or more
Fine Steel Engraviug-porlraitS OF eminent men,
or illus lratve Of important historical events.
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II u II A n n
WONDERFUL CURES.
Ellsworth, Oct :, 1867.
To the Marhins Republican

To the Machias Republican;
Gcnts-As DIR. Urarn, of Boston, is about Wis
itng v,ur place, and stranger in these parts, I
know Nert well, like most ply sicians travelling,
Lee will lie locked upon with suspicion, particular
~ as his .res look miraculous. rcadhis certf-
Gates myself with some distrust, but rs 1 cuuld
get no he'll no other way. as ! had tried every
way and means in my power resolved to try him.
had been Obliged to walk on crutches for ono
year, anc Tor nine months was not able to nut nv
foot to TIC iioDr. Nv spine and arm was also .
lame as nearly to disable me. could not dress
or undress my sell or get on off the led without
help. lie treated my case last Fir iiay NOR ming
and in less tlrn az hour AFTER / was ablc-to walk
home, distance of nearly half mile, up hill,
without them, and have been gaining ever since
write this for publication, hoping that others
who are suffering may by knowing my case I'M
prove HE opportunity offered them by this Visit
Of DR. Urann to Machias
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CT John T. Hoffman was re electe

CT John L. Hoffman was re elected
Mayor of New York City, on Tuesday,
by p, 500 major ty over both the OPP
posing candidates. The whole vote po!led
was l0i 1872, reduction of about 8, 900
from the vote at the election last month,
and 81 900 less than the registered vote
of the city. All Of the Aldermen elected
IRE democrats.
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TSRIIIT TREES 4!

IL am taking orders for Fruit Trees, Vines,
&C., for planting next spring. furnish from the
same nursery aud Of like quality as those that
gave good ,ati. faction last season. guarantee
The quality OF all trees ordered or sale. Orders
by mail or left with }. Davenport, Ed. will re-
ceive careful attention.
ALBERT CHAPMAN.
NIildlcburv Dec. ., 1867. 81;aw
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erThe Committee of Ways and Means
have agreed unanimously, to report bill
for the repeal of the cotton tax. No bill
has been agreed upon or time fixed for
the repeal. but bill will be reported for
that purpose soon.
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CT The latest and most available cam
didate of the Democracy fol the next
President is Gen. w. 8. Hancock. He
is supposed to have earned his nomination
by annulling the good work of his pre-
decessor at New Orleans.
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RECUMNrENDATi uNs.

sudbury, W., Aug. 3, 1867.
Mr.. Wilcox--Dcar Sir received your letter
in due time. The Corn Shelter bought ot Mr.
Richards II like very much, and II cUuld not
get Corn Shelter like it, would not take fifty
dollars for it, would recommend it to lie the
best Corn Shelter now in use. Yours, with rcspt,
ID. ". WHEELER.
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Mr.. II. j. Wicox-Dear Sir-tn regard to Your
request, would say that bought Brink 'rhoT
Shelter vi Mr.. Richardson last winter, and have
tried it to my satisfaction; that it is the hest
Corn Shelter that ever used, and can recommend
it to any one to he a superior Shelter over all
Others. Yours truly J. y. RAYMOND.
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InspIintiOnal Speaking,

Mrs. Fannie Davis Smith, will speak
at tho Universalist Church in East Mid
dlebury, Dec. 10Th, 1867. All are invi-
ted to attend that feel an interest. in jhe
thrilling beauties Of an Inspired life.
Com.
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eJWe are indebted TO Hons. f. E
Woodbridge and l.. L. Poland, and assist
ant Secretary Dana of the House of Rep
resentatives for valuable Department re-
ports, lists of Congressional Committees,
Committee reports and other valuable
nanprs
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Mr. Wilcox-Dcar Sr-In answer tn yours Of
the "a. | bought Cornsheer Of Mr.. Richardson
- ''irinkerhuT." | like IT fir best. ! think it
the hest kind. At any rate it is as good rs | want
31if Yours ID. IL. W. HORTON.
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erThe PubIic Spirit, pubIished by I

gThe Public Spirit, published by lie
Grand benedict at Troy, n. Y, each
month, though designed especially as an
advertising medium, is getting strong
hold upon the literary as well as the
commercial mind Of the country. Price
s 80 pr jear.
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The above exact copies Of original oil paint
ings, and are eXecntei by Prang Il e.. 81 the
highest st., OF the art; OF, in place Of them we
will send either OF our fine steel cugravng- Wash
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dav Morning.
For Two Subscribers and $1,000 We will send
the beautiful chrome. Poultry Iile-size az =.
For I'hr, subscribers and :lj'uO copy OF Web
stcr's National Pictorial Dictionary, one volume
Of ,0i0 pages, containing over GOO pictorial illus
trations price six dollars n copy OF Rosa Bon
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81 12ls.
For five subscribers and SEA. the beautiful
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TERMS OF THE ECLhCTlC.
Single. copies 40 cts; one copy one year -, 90
two copies ono year. $500 five copies one year,
$40. address W. II. BIDWtiL,
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Nj A r. r. | r. ID

AUBERl-PRATr.-On Wednesday, Nov. n,
at the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev
y. z. Graves Albert C. Aubery, of Brooklyn, N
Y. to Sabrina b., eldest daughter Of Chester
Pratt Of Bridport, Vt.
RAYMOND-SiIAW.- III this village. Nov
18th by Rev. II. F. Leaviit, Mr. J. o. Raymond
Of Orwell to Miss Annette G. Shaw, of Mii,llehurv
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EARMERS OF ADDISON CO.,
Il viii you please call at he Tin and stove
Store of
BR1NKERHOFF CORN SHELLER

That has been pronounced the best in America.
One Of the same kind was sent to Paris France, to
the Worlds Exposition, at the expense Of the
Government.
1t shells clean; separates the corn from the cob
and the chat from the corn, leaving tie corn
ready for mar ;et or use. Price 5lS.
II. j. WILCOX.
Middlcbury. VT, December 1867.
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SPLENDID PREMIUMS FOR 1868

Every new subscriber to Eclectic for 1853, paw
ing 50 in advance will receive either Of the follow
ing beautiful ccrono oil paintings:
BASKET OF PEACHES,
Size, Ok Ill
PIPER AND Nut CR\t KERS,
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SALES AT AUCTION.
EDwAsHps sH1Ss sfsat Ay SnssHn SALE
BY EDWARD sGHEScK.. this S.y. Wy q =
s sss hsss ':S va. ss
70 sss rs ss
r. coIros AucTlosEEA.rsls pay AZ, NAY
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nsy Inherent families ssd :ssS ssssh.s you
as ss az, &
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sssS.s4 IssS; s sSsp
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sas aaHGE s AnSsES1 Hssb yvss1rvps
a.s "a ss1 story e. removed for
Rsqss q fcss China sSa
K;ssSsn Uisnsils' &C. ' o'' 80
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seiroGm ssssas sTss GyPssss ne pSs' once
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| 9 4 i01s O'Clock. . sAissr0sm Nassau s.res.
6 sssS'ss r. .Ys s sasszg srnEsr
EN- Gn nS ss asg house, IA
consisting q sg .nss sna o snS
Isbss rs. nashss o. sns HAIR and other AasDssss'
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w ssY5i7L ga ssH ESQ g. 'i;tasi
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which "'A s All AYE sx.,:p4y "a MONDAY
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robe mahogany Sofas LcungeA Etagsres oak mahogany
and black walnut carved legs Extenson Dining 1abe1 do
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mahogany French Bedsteads, Cottage Dedssada Hs Nat
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pets. Beds BsddnG =. Bale psrsmploiE -
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day, nh Inst application q NE Napention os&
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Commander and NaviGAt3tu omesr.
the three Warehouses belouRinR Il ~ soparuunsnl
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i the three Warehouses bsloneng - " sovsruus.l
pm the Atlantic Dock. nrookyn, wu b e6d e pubic
Ne ascspss1ss q As SA y N Secretary q De Tssury,
Tsrms Of ssis-0ne cash. balance IN 90 @ and %
dayA dgpoeit q eAooo will b required sale.
certinca Of sale WIN be- given, snd ~ dsod executed
upon the last payment being made. =. Y
Any failure on the Of sho purchaser make The Pay
nents required viii involve tho forcit 10 the Govern
meos OF me osR TnR ,pd AZ PssyDss SsXmnss
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CHERIrys SALE lADJoUREED FRDN NAYD
~ RICHARD WALTERS, AuctiOnoer ovin cell thu day
ssturday al II O'Clock 81 s. Pearl stsesI quantity d
steam Hcssns Machinery, Ennne, BoTksa &C.; ssso In
tercst In 20O barrels Flour, at s. Pearl str At
JOSE McKEoS, Deputy JOHN KELLY, sAeriG.
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~-lzdNlFlCKNI HoUsRs0LD IUIkifuRE
W0nK0 or ARIs OIL PANTHEON. &o., -
ss,.s n Vs.: s s ssss e. ss. ::
- 01tn avenue near Jefferson Narkss, combating Of
DWeoa fsneforte swo beautiful Parler suits, covered
- pn11n Qt4eoA ana maroon and crimson and gold
nSSi - sop xsSl9 ksesrss Curtains, clocts MIR.
II 1aa!gseseA Boi.sevs. SiIIows Lounges, SofA. and
- Ahatu1o>A and reps 0Aas China and Silver Ware,
0u0sF5s - Sale positvs. 4aS "a N !
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CHBRIFFs SALE
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, oRNI ilENTkD RARLOR

kICHARD WALTERN, Aut STIONRI
Wan sen on Monday. May Il At IL o'cio TX. a. Nnc
East broadway, very superior assol 6ussnt Of
Chamber Furniturv, vi3:-One magui kcent pa
SUIT, covered IN yellow satin; one do. "a o6>1g
EAeeTes, Centre Tables, unssc Btan II 5pne ~
mcnted Herring Parlor Safe, carved ana Miro
French Bedsteads, Wilton and We fsei CasPs
Tablss, Ac. Alec one rosewood Piai t,ferta.
r. DUNLAP, Deputy. u oHN KILL
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nv HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER
- HENRY p. LEED6. AUCTlONEEB.
LAsos AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

. saturday, May 1oN their sslesroom, - Liberty
oooA feW doors west Of Broadway o0nsisung Of
essnsnt rsAovea for eonvscissse q saac tncluding
ynG1oR Dtn1nl Room, Library and Chamber Furniture;
vol DrUnsols Ingi1n 1hreep1y Carpets; roeewood
- Esiass and nahosAny PsrIor and uessiy ssita q
- Pr 1saisl and Oval ntrss rSsswess a slssk
ossa Wsslssaa1s Is1Ss 1slSs WeydrsSss, natsrsssss
- valnus Rxtsasioa 1sb,iA OAa,fA Ds9seA e.; China,
0Doshssy. Glassware, -. tN,'est
lemFSsa -ssa 9shceaiy $40 sqssss ~ upright end
- =, sads " - e oshsr mahsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

AU917oN GALE, DY 4. HILDRETH, AUCTION EER-
On Saturday Afternoon ~ O'Clock. Furniture.
41es1s rnture1 4es FOR saloon or bar A. store "
hOOuoN H0TICE-ys Do0ARy. AUCTIONEER.
vii ssn this day l3k O'Clock ~ The auction rooms
- M01A Wilan n Velvet, Brussels Three ply
lagsis Carpets. Pier Gsssss Satin Damask Curtains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

n UCTION SALE OF HORSES AND wA0oNs-BY
ao ysi!on street. Brcokiyn-2 new Rcckaysy wAecps:
81 Hcsss tx ssnSs sernd Ind and Ssne ns fnmv
H1s rood WORK Horssa sets Single and ssts Donbls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

CTnAN 70 AND Tn0x LIyxRPoQL AND QuKExs-
Dow twice week e reduced - ar -
bi and from Liverpool and y nrss skss sailing
pa6ke1 atthe lowss( p0ssole rales 80 ~ -. ~ !
lppiT g 9, ~ -TxPsCOTf lhOiHBRo co.,
- South ssreo1. or ~ Droeow1H New Yofk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

our D1BHOS LINE ~ - sV1.. s.ssss ,ase S
>zHs GENERAL rRAHsATLANrT0 coMPANY,s Nan
stsanshtps bsswssa New York snA Hsvres calling q
ie s1sndd new vosssis on ths favore Souis for ~
Continent win saff nom pier No - NORTH nvex - FOL
pesassne $500. 4
vlAake4 ~ ENW1Ss 00rD0ut nay y
8VUOrA U10ofto. SaSu uno
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

oFrIcE, xAvx. Y1hD. xsW YoRx,
By Gifscdon Or Rea. x4misi {. II Dsn cssuu,sqsa.&
HgI 3af hsssig I'm ~ s.s &c s =
room. IN sAd Navy Yard ~ g ss1as..s,l naxtAion
Lists b. ready and the Goods oan - e1Amped On Nom
day, 0sh Inst on application q he (apenuon oGe8
Terms OF aalo-Un0fourfh oAah balance lednoyo1
gsodss which must b within one week from sale ~
/, 49, N EFT NICHOL6
Commander and NaviGAt1pu o1cer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

TOsEPH MCGUIRE, AUCfONEER
u OFFICE NO. Il6 NASSAU sTHEBT,
win sell on Monday Nay IO O'Clock. all tho Furniture
contained 10 the ave story No lH Broadway, near
Twenty -nfh street, consisting Of Carpets mahogany and
walnut Bedstea marble top Centre and otner
Tabans lares OF 6ne HAIR and other Aatuessos
FEATHER Beds Be Catalogues at the o0lce N. l.M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

1EARBLE NANTELs-so NANTELs ON HAND o.
M every sl4 sad quality. wich WIN BE- scld for me nexs
wsIercms 100 East Eshtesnsh street. third aYsnua
N Y. Cut this out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

Umpire LINE FOR sAvANNAH !, s.at ~
~ Every Saturday, a. r. n from pier - Norsn nssr
san JACiNI xtkins. sasurdsy Ny Nv y, si,ss 7
CONNECTING at Savannah with florida steamers ano y
2 AZ points South AnA Wet Esg9 RsjgS afGR@
~'er lsA4saaesss Ma. B6wins Green. Nsw York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

rER suIAI.s THIS DAY,
EsrssL 0e YurniEurs Of 1
'iits nnnSS1e TOP Bureaus
iuorx1n Carpsts. Tables,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-16
Beeeher's New Story.

Bonner, Of the New York Ledger, is man
of sense and true business man. lie knows
ho,v and lrEen to advertise. He takes up two
columns Of the New York Herald Of Monday
week. and probably as much in the Times and
the Tribune in announcing the first part Of
Henry Ward Beechers New Story, NoRwoo9
or Village Life IN Nele England and for these
columns he probably pays each paper $500
This is money well laid out, and for every dol
lar thus expended he will make Thousands
We shall buy one copy at least and this gra-
tuitous notice, which we give to him as man
who sets a good example, will sell thousands
Of the Ledger, even in the desolated regions Of
Virginia. And this reminds US of report that
Bonner has contributed literally to the fund:
Of the Southern Relief Association If he Ia;
not as yet, we feel sure he will do So for who
ever heard Of a true printer, with dime more
than his expenses in his pocket who was not
ready to share il with a sufferer?
L. is said that in this story Beecher has given
full scope to his wit as well as his pathos.