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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-08-20

NARNISIIES & TURPENTINE.-
Coach varnish, Furniture varnish, Japan
Drying varnish, White Demar Varnish, Picture
Varnish, all OF the best quality, at RUSSEL'S.
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MILTON GALE, ESQ. Boston.

hereby certify that | was sorclv afflicted with
boils for two years, developing themselves upon
my limbs and other parts Of my body. The sui
ferings which | cnlIrcd from them are inlcsctib-
able. Sufficient to say that | faithfully trio sew
eral Of the most popular humor roms lies, but
without removing the afliction. At lcntth, bv
the earnest request of an intimate friend. | was
induced to try DR.. J. W. Polanis llumor Doctor
md am very happy to attest that al my boils
were removed, and my health was restored by
using Dr.. POlaul's aforesaid medicine.
MILLION GALE.
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II is very easv to say OF this, or anv other Med
icinc, at isthe very best Remedy known" 1t is
not always so easy to prove it. 1t Is, however,
exceedingly gratifying to the proprietor ot this
MeIicinc. that, while he declares to the public that
tli, is a most wonderful and effective Specific Tor
Humors. as stated above, he has abundant proof
at hand to sustain his statement.
For sixteen years the Hu,nor Doctor has been
manufactured and sold, and every year has in
creased the value of its rep. tation, and the amount
of its sales. In New Hampshire, where it was
originated, no remedy for Humors is so highly
prized. An eminent physician (now an army
%surgcon) when practiciug IN N. II. purchased be-
tween fifty and sixty gallons of 1t, during some
seven or eight wears, and used it in his practice.
lie has since then ordered it for the Hospital
where he was stationed. Other physicians have
purchased it, and have used 1T in practice with
great success. When the proprietor lived in New
Hampshire, at Gotrstown Centre, for the space OF
thirty or forty miles around, ana in Manchester
particularly. the Ilumor Doctor was well known
and highly valued for the numerous and wonderful
cures which it effected. Though manufactured in
large quantities, the supply was frequently eX-
hau, ted, and purchasers had to wait los more to
he made. In that region. some very severe eases
of + rvsipclas were treated With t,-and thev
were cured. Ervsipclas sores, or chrOunclcs. those
ugly painful ulcers. were entirely removed. wher-
ever this MEDICINE was faithfully used So IT was
with Scroiula and Salt Ehcum. The Juno
Doctor cured them.
Since tn, proprictor's removal to Melrose, Ms,
his present residence, lie has been regularly selling
it to patients who have applied to him in person,
and has been very successful in relieving and
curint them. One case Of rrysipclas-ot M old
man ~ vears-is worth mentioning in partic-
ular. When he came to the Doctor nihcc he
could only wear a pair of old rubber overShocs his
feet and and ankles were so swollcn and sore.
When he pulled of his socks the scabS came with
hem. and the raw, bleeding feet, we're irightiul to
behold. Suffice it to say, that less than one
dozen hotties of the Humor Doctor (and in a few
weeks healed up those feet and ankles, so that
they were smooth and apparently sound: The
man wore boots without Inconvenience. Numcr,
GUS cases of pimplcs in the face have been treated
with this MEDICINE, to the entire eradication OF
them. I'm Mclro,e alone, there are more than a
hundred persons who ha C used the lluinor Doc
tor. and give it an excellent name. In all the
towns around it is well known and approved.
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GINGER SEWING MACHINES.
0. S. DICKINSON, AGENT.

This world-renowne Sewing Machine is super
ior to any machine in use. and is so re sardcd by
all who have used or examined it.
1t has all the modern accessories, Hemmcr,
Braider, Corler, Tucker, Quiter, Adjustable
Binder and Trimmer
The 81 erior merits of the Singer Machines are
so well established and so generally admitted that
an enumeration of their relative excellencies is
no lon ger considered necessary.
Call, examine. purchase and be satisfied.
Middleburv, Vt, July, 1867. 15;tf
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DATENr MEDICINES, Il large
i. Stock Of all kinds, at RUSSELS.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS /:

Itching of the nose. ieveri,hnesS. twitching or
starting suddenly during sleep, pain in the stom-
ach, loss "i flesh, paleness with hectic, appetite
sometimes voracious, at others feeble, u dulluesS
OF the eyes, drowsineSs. u swelled upper lip, tongue
Whitley furrei and studded with rel spots,
ietid or garlic breath, grinding sf' teeth during
sleep, a sensation Of Judgment in the throat, an IN
natural craving for dirt. chalk or clay, frettulness
and irritability Of temper, clolic, tits and palsy.
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INTESTINAL WORMS

Are among the first to undermine the constitution
in the list OF diseases. They often occasion severe
disease, ending sometimes fatally, particularly
when they ascend to tie stomach. Their presence
in their most ordinary situation is attended with
unllvorable effects upon the general health.
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DAINT AND OIL.

DAINT AND OIL.
i Pure White Lead in Oil (pails); Zinc Paint
in Oil and Dry, burnt and ground Ui.ber -
French Yellow and Paris White; Vcrmillion,
Chrome, Yellow and Green permanent Green for
Binds, &c., &C., all at reduced prices, at
w. Pa L. p. Russell.
Middlebury, MAY 10, 1867. 7tf
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GAIT.
y Mineral Rock Salt. for Cattle and Sheep;
Turks Island S 1t; Fine Butter Salt. in barrels
bags, boxes, and by the pound. For sale bv
II. A. SHELDON.
June Is, 12:tf
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PLEASE REMEMBER

That FELLOWS WORM LozENGEs are prepared
with great care from the concentrated extracts of
two plants. They do not act as a purgatiye or
emetic, will not dcbilitate the patient, are SO
simple an infant n av devour a whole box without
harm, and will at the same time expel the worms
in an extraordinary manner.
E6r Fellows Worm l.ozeuges Is the only Worm
remedy in existence, combining harmless qualities
with delicious taste and amazing power.
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MEN ASSEM-

That all are more or less troubled with worms, and
that MANY die annually from this cause, who, by
the timely administration Of a proper remedy,
would be saved. AS Fellows Worm LozcnSes
may he taken without any unpleasant result, and
as most children are fond of them, their use is re-
COMMENDED to those apparently healthy, and thus
dispel the eau e of what would produce suffering.
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PRorRIEroRs.
33;ow1v NEW HAVEN. CONN.
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PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER BOX,
Fire Bores for a Dollar.
his invaluable Medicine will be prepared for
! /. present at the
VI; England Botanic Depot, Boston,
q, the Proprietor, J. c. FRENCH.
- ture of FELLOWS & co. is at sched to
each genuine box.
Medicine Dealers generally.
BID RUSTBROs !sston,
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FREsH STOCK
DESIRABLE SUMNER GOODS,
This day opening at yALLETTE'S.
July 16.
, 1867-06-14
Sherin's sale.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA.(

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. sS
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA.
S. LINKTON, Plf vs.. J0SEPHA BELTRAM, Deft.
ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER issued out of the
ID District Court of the First Judicial District, W.
4, and to me directed, commanding me to sell Ger
tain property described as follows, to wit: certain
ty of Walla Walla, W. t. and known and described
as lot number three (3), in block number fourteen
40 and the building erected thereon. Therefore l
will sell at Public Auction the highest bidder for
la Eful money of the United States, the First day
of July, 1861 the above described property and all
the right title and interest of said Defendant, JOSE
PHA BELTRAM, in and to the said property. Sale
to take place in front of the Court House, in Waa
Wala City between the hours of . O'Clock A. n. and
o'clock P. N. OF said day A. SElTElb
Sheriff of Walla Walla County. w. 7.
Walla Walla, W. T., June 7, 1857. I2S-td
, 1867-06-14
NOTICE To JACOB SAILING.

I SHALL on the I4th day Of June, 1867, at the
i hour Of . o'clock A. NJ, proceed to take the
depositions Of witnesses before H. Parker a Notary
Inhlic at his Office, in the city and county Of Walla
Wala W. T., said depo> ltionS to he submitted to the
Land Office. at Vancouver, W. T., on the 2lst day
OF June, lN67, that it may he known that you have
abandoned the land taken bv You as a homestead
under the Homestead Act Of Congress. approved May
sFh, 1852, said land being described AS the < OF
Inc SW L OF Section 81, I Z. n Il. 81 East.
EDWIN A. JORDAN.
NaIa Nalla, W. T., May 10Th. 1867. 2l-6w
, 1867-06-14
SheriFs sale.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
County OF WALLA WALLA.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, / Sc
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA.
ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued out of
Is the District Court of the First Judicial District
" T.. and to me directed in favor Of VIM. GLASS
FORD, and against NJ HARTMAN, for want of per
sonal property have levied upon all the right title
scribed real property, to wit east half Of lot ten
1oS. block one IN. IN Walla Walla City, W. T., to-
Seher with the Hotel and buildings thereon, and oc-
ecnnisd bv said M. HARTMAN, and known as the
.SdRIESTAL HOTEL" and hereby give notice
that win sell he same to the highest bidder for
i.fnl money of the United States on Saturday, the
29th june 1851 to satisfy said execution. The same
Sale n take naee st the door of the Court House in
Walla WaIIa City, W. T., between the hours OF 10
oiclock A ". and 3 O'Clock P. NJ, of said day.
A. SEITEL,
Sheriff Of fwalla Walla County, W. 1;
By Al. GREsoRY, Deputy. lz0to
, 1867-06-14
Divorce Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, J =

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, &C
County Of Walla Wala. D.
SUSAN GREEN, plT., VS.. GEORGE GREEN, deft.
IN The District Court, First Judicial District.
UNO GEORGE GREEN, dett., you are herby noti-
i fed that SUSAN GREEN, plf., has filed com
plant against you in said Court which will on
70 De heard at the first term of the Court which shall
Ummence more than two months after the first day
VI June, 1861. and unless you appear at said term
ana answer. the will be taken confessed and
me prayer theseof granted The object and prayer
ol sad complaint, is the dissolution of the bonds of
Ganmony existing between plff. and dett., and the
~sposton of the two children of plf. and dcft.
Complaint filed May 27, 1867,
]. H. LASATER, Atty. for Plff.
hala Walla, W. t. May 30, 1857. 25-td
, 1867-06-14

FROM COLvILLE.-Judge Wyche and
party returned on yesterday from holding
court at Colville, and we learn from the
Judge that the amount of business in court
was larger than any previous term. Some
fourteen Of the soldiers were indicted for
killing Judge Stewart, and James Riley, the
man who did the shooting, was put on his tri.
al, convicted of murder iu the second degree,
and sentenced to twenty years Imprisonment
in the penitentiary. Owing to the danger
Of his release by the soldiers there, he was
ordered to the Pierce county Jail Tor impris-
Onment. Owing to the impracticability
Of getting jury, and trying the other par,
ties to the killing, mile pr0sequi was en-.
tered against them. The Judge informs US
that, from conversations with different per,
sons who had been to 49, and the French
creek mineS he was of the opinion that those
in the mines were doing better this season
than last. The crops are represented as
very promising in the valley. Captain White
has made four trips with his boat to the
mines, and the party who went up to Colville
were invited to take trip on the Captain 5
boat but for want of time had to decline
All who went up, with whom we have con-
versed, represent Coyille valley as the most
iuvitipu Spot ,r ON .uirra,,ts on thn II ono =
coast. The report Of the Grand Jury of
Stevens county has been handed US for pub
lication and will appear in our next issue.
, 1867-06-14

HORSE SToJEN.-On Sunday night last
the stable of ]. A. Perkins, living on the
Upper Touchet, was entered, and valuable
horse stolen therefrom. The thief is believed
to have been a man who had been in Mr..
Perkins employ. Pursuit was made, and
at last account there was a fair prospect of
capturing the thief.
, 1867-06-14

QUICK TINE Frank P. Dugan and Cap
tain Shulock, arrived here Wednesday morn>
ing at o'clock, having made the trip
through from Colville with one span of
horses, distance ofiwo hundred aud twenty
miles, in less than three days. They left
Colyile at 12l o'clock on Monday last.
, 1867-06-14

DISTRICT ArToRNEY.-F. P. Dugan,
democratic candidate for Prosecuting At>
tOruey, having received a majority of all the
votes cast in the First Judicial District, will
discharge the duties of the Office for the
next two years.
, 1867-06-14
TIE PIOCNIN!
Is the only Hartford Company, devoted TO
Fire Insurance, now doing bust
ness in Oregon.
THE PHOCNIN!

Has been represented the Pacific cast for pcarly
ten years, during. which period Two Hundred aud
Seventy-Eight Losses have been Paid, amounting in
the aggregate to nearly Two Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars, payments being made on an av-
orage OF six deys after dres occurred.
, 1867-06-14
Last Call.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED To ROOT & Nc
n COY, Tor thrashiug, will save cost by settling
before the first Of July. All bills not paid then
Su be LETT in the hands of proper persons for col
lection. GEO. ROOT.
y 1t T. X Mccoy
, 1867-06-14
Divorce Notice.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, l
Cof-NTy or " AYrA Warra (

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, CO
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA 90
ELLEN LEE, Plaintiff and JOHN LEE, Defendant.
In the District Court, FIst Judicial District
TN o JOHN LEE Deft., you are hereby notified that
4 ELLEN LEE, PHI has filed complaint against
you in said Court. which will come on to be heard at
the first term ofthe Court which shall commence
than two months after the first day of June 1857 and
unless you appear at said and answer, the
will be taken confessed and the prayer thereof will
be granted The object and prayer of said complaint
is to dissolve the bonds Of matrimony existing be-
tween Plf. and Deft and the disposal Of the child
Of PHI and Deft Complaint flied May 20, 1861.
]. II. LASATER, Atty. for PHI.
walla walla. May 20, 1867. 25td
, 1867-06-14
LEWISTON.

Passengers for Umatilla and walua should leave
Portland Monday. Wednesday, and Friday and for
Lewiston on Wednesdays boat.
, 1867-06-14

RETURNING-The Boats will leave Wallula on
Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday mornings, touching
at Umatilla, and arrive at Dalles same day.
, 1867-06-14

NT HORTON, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
W. Will attend to collection of debts.
eonveyanees, Acknowledgements deeds, powers of
Attorney transfers ofrea personal property etc.
Office on Main street, dl.ectly opposite the Post
Office. 3sly
, 1867-06-14
LOSSES PAID IN U. s. GOLD COM

AT POINTS WHERE THEY OCCUR.
DlSKS TAKEN ON ALL CLASSES OF DESl
hRABLE PROPERTY at rates consistent with
sovency and fair profit, without any reference to the
high charges of Monopolies, or ruinously low
charges of Inferior Companies that are disposed to
gamble away their assets in a suicidal war Of rates
with Respectable and Solvent Companies of mex
haust table Resources.
BRANCH OFFICE, SAN FRANCISCO.
II. II. MAGILL, Manager.
20 Policies issued and renewed in this Sterling
and Popular Company on all classes of desirable
property without the delay incident to the Sub
Agency system, and at rates as low as sOvency and
fair profit will admit of.
II. II. JOHNSON.
Resident Phoenix Agent.
Office at the Court House, Wal!a Wala. II Sm
, 1867-06-14

Isthmus Butter.
Te C, and Diamond H. celebrated brands at
j BROWN, BROS q co.
, 1867-06-14

FREIGHTs must be paid before delivery of goods
J. c. AINSWORTH,
President o. s. N. Company:
Portland May 24th, 1867. 2s-tt
, 1867-06-14

REDUCTION OF FREIGHTs
From and after date until further notice, Freights
From Portland to Lewiston $50 per ton
do do do FLOUR 80 90
, 1867-06-14
REDUCTION OF STORAGE.

Henceforth storage on freight received into the
Companies warehouses at Wallula will be charged
as follows
For first month, per ton 81 so
For each succeeding month, freight paid. 90
For each succeeding month, freight unpaid 90
, 1867-06-14
FLOUR AND GRAIN

Received for shipment without warehouse charges
, 1867-06-14

And many thousand articles in the nation line. All
will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
the goods are sold cheap for cash.
, 1867-06-14
DOWN FREIGHTS

DOWN FREIGHTS:
From wallula and Umatilla to Dalles and Portland,
follows.
On Wheat, Flour, Oats, Barley
and Corn $40 per ton
Wool properly baled( one cent per ID
Hides 374 cents each
do from Lewiston) 80
NorE.-l 500 pounds of Oats constitute Ton.
l,7OO pounds Of Barley constitute Ton.
FRRlGHT FROM PORTLAND TO wALLULA, $35
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30

Iad0n shall Be had as shall cure lhis de.
feet ID The schedule. and give to lhe
State, full Jurisdiction in tie premises
IL 70 proride for tie faynent 81 iset
10 the Clerks Of District and SapIeAs
Cqaris 81 tie party comneneing cr EN-
lsring any suil ia said coogis, aHd e aess
ignaie the officers 10 which SAID Clerks
shall pay such fees.
IA TO provide for sn Annual lax srlf-
ciant 60 defray the necessary sxpenssa ol
each year
l3 To make provision for Che eisrsis
ton end protection of sch4ol lands
IS To provide for The 5rganixa.len el
cities and incorporated villages
81 Such other enaclmenis as may %
deemed necessary 10 carry oat he pro-.
visions Of the Constitution
Gr0rLzmra :-I cannot conclude with.
oul expressing a hope, that in ell gour
deliberations, the spirit Of harmony ana
mutual forbearance, SC necessary 70
the preservalion Of the dignity IS q lage
islaiive body, may be carefully preserre1
shat every measure brought up for
yeur consideration may meet viah nn-
preiudiced and unimpassi0ned exaRsina-
ticn that our new State, through your
wisdom and prudence, may inscriba upon
4 the opening pages of is history. e rec-
ord unsettled by the petty, yet bilier
waresare Of local Interests, and tha. eV-
cry member Of voar body, may bear in
+ perpetual remembrance that be owes not.
merely duty to the particular section
that be represents. but that Nebraska s
an integral Safe. now cs1s upon hin
for the unselfsh service q bis head and
htafl.
Rendering 10 all sincerity ong humose
acknowledgements 10 the Giper u aH
! Good, for cur presergaticn and prQles-
/ lion os q people, since the date ol 6uE
organization as gsrriiory-- uliiling
With cur sister States il gratitude % bim
+ for His guidance Of the American Re-
public, through the tempest Of Treason
and armed Rebellion, to the haven Of
# peace and renewed prosperity, les us
solemny join IN an Invocation % the same
! Almighty Power, for the conginuance q
His fostering care-that eur s0il rnay
ever yield is bounseous harvesls 70 Tie
I intelligent toll Of She husband, and thar
the peaceful conqaests Of commerce aud
mechanical skill, may be as endsafing
as the truth Of ihe great principle gf
UNIVERSAL freedom. which forever assures
them Of victories
DAVID BUTLER,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30
shall The Negro QuessiOl Be seliiea


EDIroR OF AGE.-l4ayd said Il is very
desirable The Negro question should b
settled this Fall, So that other important
subjects may be considered, and thar IT,
can &c settled only By striking cut she
work white from our consdiniiop lana
laws. Now for lhe reasons: The negroes
are men, the children Of cur common
Father, God. Two Negro ranons have
been formally acknowledged By our own.
and by all The grsat nations Of the earth,
VIZ Haytien and Liberian. Al lhe in-
selIigsnl world, ,herefore, recognize ne
groes as men. The Christian church of
all sects receive negroes as msnbers, and 81
most of them, including tie Cstholisaal
have regularly ordained negro Ministers. ,sl
Even tie Mohamedans receive The Me-
groes a s prossIytes and brothsrsand lbo
sane IS tzas Of every form Of religion
Therefore The church universal gives the
sanction Of manhood 70 The negross.-
What then can be the obiecll The ne
gross are black, baE God The common.
Father Of us Ell made them 50. Yoa
cay they are less intellectual race. This
would be better mol said until thsy have
had as fair 2 chanc1 as we have had
They have already, even ii Ohio, men
much more learned Than ! am. and or
aGors little, If a. ell, surpassed by any.
But suppose they are inferior in Intel.
lecl, is q nol lae theory Of orr govern.
menE and Of eommon sense that govern
ment should protect ihe weak against lhss
strong rather than The strong against the
weak : II they have not the strongest
sense, Why should lhsy net Be allowed 10
use what they have ID heir own prosse.
non IL cur constitution Should de-
.srmine no one shall vote, who las NOT
strong sense il would Be very diflcal.
toseGuP e true measure Of slroao ssrs.
IL we establish rsle as % learning. il
would cal Of many intelligent Bot M 3.
learned while men, and allow many -.
back mea 70 vote. Sc after az man
hood sudsage seems 30 Be the nest den-
ocratic rule.
But yeu say,Why viii not vote against
negro suffrage settle lhs question: Be-
cause the negroes are men Because ths-r
Americans are c0nscientious people.
ard viii always fnaIly % right, when
they kaow what right is, and lhs men
Who aag7 So tar urged the anli-sIavefv
question, flushed with So ereat success.
glll never cease lhe agitation until iha
whole matter Is settled GA a basis oe
eternal right. % form nations, 10 ioi1 all
tle cnczsaes and 20 60 d Heaven, cam
not iorg, asnong a. conscientious people,
1s forbid % vote. Ail0W ne y ho16
inat al good mea, os al parties. via
JON H. ana help sesiie The question, So
we may be ready for something else No
sensible man doubts negroes rill event.
nally Yesei why nog seltls i nsw 49, 5.
They stood b The Gogernneni ana is
soilisrs y var, and iisis s slrong
gqafantse they viii Be true "a peace
also. Letno man Be So proud. IS b b
asnamed % 5s.iu faroF 81 he m8n 20.
iias whom God has made. lisa shzus-
iul weakness. II shows liliis SOU
ara amshamed I have 50 long doubted IS
i IPFoPHeiy. Ell NICHOLS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-05-30


The American 0rzans, are the only real reed Or
sans now before the public. The only Organ hay-
ing
Reou5srafing Sound Bor, Or JEjiaG Ckesf.
" hica has the sama inlpoTtsnt part % perform as
che Sounding Board has il she Piano Forte, { to
give body and resonance Of tone and Fithout which
the Organ beloues marely heiodeon ip 1r Organ
case.
The American Organs not ony have the Wild
chest OF sound box, brt have tho large Organ bsl-
loKs, giving power ard great eteadiness ol t01e.r
gkese With their extreme 6ve toising Of the reels
and pelfsctihgof the tone, make them the.
1fosf Pcfsct Organ Kn0wn.
The improvements. With sqperlcrisy Of tone ana
workmauship. aaes the American Qrgana = The
frbul rank as the best ard they commando higher
fics than any other reed ins nstruens Ia the narEet
These or1ans received she First Rreuipm sc fhe
1rcos St. Louis Eairin 70 oet1ber.
Pubiisher. e tbs eSiueisig Pilgrim for suzdsy
Schosls. Send - a-AifenIsr.
Address. PHILIP PHILLIPS s. CO.,
10 tls Norfs ssh ssseol, s. Louis 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09
Corporation Notices.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the 18th dy January 1867 shg proceed draw Jurors for
tho following Courts held In and the City and County Of New
l:i Crane s j Eis'i'I 5 Circuit
Terminer. "
and fcrInlner.
panels Of l Petit Jurors EACH for Supreme Court Circuit
Psna II and Ill
Tive panels Of lot Petit Jurors each, for superior Court Parts
and ii. So
Two panel. Of io' Petit Jurors EACH for Of cOMaou Pleas
Paris and H.
panel of % drs2d Jurors for Cont Sessions
panel Of 10 Petit JARVIS I Court of Gener.l ss.sisas
IN. U C0aEER, Clph