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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-12
Application for Patent.
Notice No. $50.

U. s. RrGIsTER's oFTIcE,
CARSON CITY, NEv., July 10, 1865.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
lV Pacific Consolidated Mining Company, by
Philip Lynch, President, has this day filed In this
Office q diagram. together with notice Of applica-
tiOn for patent from the United States. under Act
OF Congress, approved July 26th, 1856, for LOO
feet ofa certain vein or lode Of quartz or other
rock In place bearing gold, silver, copper. and
other metals. commonly called and known as the
Great Eastern lod0. and Pacific Consolidated
Mining Company, In Desert Mining District.
Churchill county, Nevada, and Is more particu-
larry described rs follows, to-wlt: commencing
At post No. l, which IL situated 300 foot In q south.
casterly direction from the northern shaft or In.
cline on the lodge or lode OF the Company: said
shan or Incline In In a westerly direction from
the northwest corner OF the residence OF James
Say. distance about 1a fcct-running thence In
q rouhcastcrly direction 300 feet to post marked
No. 2: thence In a northwcstcrly direction 100
feet to post marked No. .; thence in n south
westerly direction COO feet to post marked No. 4:
thence in a southeasterly direction LOO feet 10
post marked No. Q: thence In n northcastcrly di.
recllon $50 feet to post marked No. l, the place
OF beginning, containing 10 2S.1O acre.. Said
claim Is more particularly described In the notice
and diagram posted In this Office and on tho
claims.
WARREN r. LoCKHART. Register.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 116.


REdIsrER's oFrIcE, CARSON CITY. NEVADA, !
June 10. 1863. I
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL:
IN Consolidated Gold Hill Mining Company, by
II. ii. Flagg, Superintendent. has this day fled In
this Office u diagram, together with q notice Of
application for patent from the United States,
under Act Of Congress approved July ~. 1866,
tor Twenty-one feet OF the COmstOck Lode.
known rs the Consolidated Gold Hill Mining
Company's claim. In the Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict Storey county, Nevada. Said claim II
bounded on the north by the j. u. Winters x Co.
Company. and on the south by the Gold Hill
Quartz Mill and Mining Company, and IL more
particularly described as follows: Commencing
at Post No. II, which Il located south $40 IS
cast, distant SSE feet from the southeast corner
OF the Imperial and Empire shaft. running thence
Il, south % IL west q feet TO Post No. ~:
thcncc-a north 10 2P west 1880 feet
thence, north $40 81 west 2I.S3 feet: thence
II, north Sgo ~ west Il.T5 feet: thence.
north $40 iG west 52l.I0 feet 10 Post No. 81 :
thcncc-6, north 80 II east 81 IN feet to Post No.
%: thence, south $40 IG east SCI. 20 feet
thcnce-S. south $50 &c east Ii.1j feet thence
Q, south $40 81 east 2i.S feet: thcncc-l0. south
T3o 90 cast 1.0S1.D feet, 10 the place of begin
ming containing D $500 acres. more or less.
Bearings expressed from the true meridian; mag
nctic variation. lGo IL east. Said claim Is more
particularly described in the notice and diagram
posted in this Office and on the claim.
WARREN Il. LOCKliART.
jee2 God Register.
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.

IsSESsMEN,r NOTICE.- BEL
n CHER COMPANY.-Notice is hereby given
that at a = meeting Of the Trustees Of said Com
pany. held this day. an assessment OF S21 per
share was levied on each and every share OF the
capital stock Of said Company, payable immedi'
pany, Virginia. Nevada. in United States gold
coin. Any stock on which said assessment shal
remain unpaid on THURSDAY, Soyember6 O, 1863,
will be advertised on that day as delinquent. and,
unless payment shall be made before. Will he
sold on TUESDAY, December 8. 1868. 10 pa!
said delinquent assessment, together with cos
OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board OF Trustees,
II. BRUCKMANN, Secretary.
Virginia. New, October 8. 1858. oct I'm
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NEW LIGHT!

DANRORD,s ATMOs PHERIC
ARROaRNE LAMP.
The Cheapest. Safest, Stcadlest and most Brit
liant 1.igh; known. No smell. no smoke
and no chimney. Superior In every
respect to the bert Gas In the
world. md not 0nc.third Of
the expense!
Upon Chimney lamps the brrakagc u Chin,
news IL equivalent to the entire cost or the OIL
consumed. This Lamp uses no Chimney, and
gives ~ much light a. Two Chimney.lanps and
with a less quantity OF oil.
No person who uses one OF these Lamps Tor
an evening will be satisfied with any other
light.
The Lamps ar5 adapted 10 every purpose Tor
which light t. needed. and are made In every
desirable form.
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IL will thur be seen that Of ono hundred pa
tiunts treated by Homeopathic physicians eight
will die. while II the same umbc arc treated
by Allopathic physicians, thirty.four will die:
and Of the myriads who die rnder old school
treatment the world over, Homeopathic treat
ment would save scventy.six OF every hundred.
Virginia. September I. 1868. sci n
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FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE.

DR. JULIEN PERRAULT. DOCTOR OF
- Medicine of the Faculty ofParis, Graduate
otthe University Queens College, and Physician
cisco.
DIR. Perrault has pleasure to inform patients
and others seeking confidential medical advice.
,hathe can be consulted daily Mt his oficr, Arm.
Org Hall Building, Sortheastcorner Montgomery
and Sacramento streets. San Francisco. Roms
Nos. 3, 10, IL, nrst hoor, mp stairs, entrance Oh
either Montgomery or SacramentostrsetS.
DIR. P-rrault' sstudies have been almustsxclu.
-ively devoted to the cure of the various form OF
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results Of in.
urious habits acquired In youth, which usually
termina,ein impotence and s~teriliiy, snd perms.
nently induce all the eorcomitants of old age:
Where a secret infrmity exists involving tho
happiness OF alife and tina, OF Others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity OF its removal for
ltiS a fac. that premature decline Of the yigor OF
manhood, matrimonial unhappinsss, compulsory
single life, ETC., have their source In causes, ,he
germ Of which IL planted In early life. and the
bitter fruit tasted long aftsrward: patients. la.
boring under 'hiseomplaint, willcomplsip ofone
or more OF the following symptoms: Nocturnal
Emissions, Painsin the Back 2ndhend. Weakness
OF Memory and sight Discharg.from the IIrsthra
on going tostoolormaking water the Intellectual
Facultiesare weakened, Loss of Memory ensues.
Ideas areclouded.s and there's a iisinelination 10
the society OF friends. etc. The patient will
probably complain OF Dizziness, Vertigo, and
that sight and hearing ar. weakened and sleep
disturbed by dreams. melancholy ,sighing. palpi.
tations, Paintings. coughs and slow fever; while
some have external rheumatic pains. and numb
ness of the body. Some OF the most common
symptoms are pimplesin the face. and aching in
different parts ofthe body, Patients suffering
from this disease. should apply Immediately to
DR.. Perrault, eitherin person or by letter, as he
will guarantee n cure ofSsminalE missions and
Impotence in six to eight
Patientssuheringfrom venerealdissasesin any
stage, donorrhea. elect. Structures. Bubo Ulcers,
Cutaneous Eruptions. etc.. will be treated sue.
cessfully. All Syphiltic and Mereurial Taints
entirely removed from thesystem.
Patients suffering under chronic dlseasesean
cal and examine for themselves. weinvite in.
Ses'iga,ion: claim not to know everything, nor
10 cure everybody, but we do claim that in all
eases ,aken under treatment we fulhll our prom.
rs Wepartieularly Observation-Disclosures
.i,. oDsst"d doctor, and that advertised physi.
"'''"srn out and diseouragedto cailupou
Recommendation any eomplaintincid.nta
suranc- Of relief
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Notice

r OsT. on OR ABOUT THE 18TH INST, A
IL MONEY PURSE containing a small
amount Of money and papers. also a Certificate
Of Deposit on the Bank Of California. Gold Hill.
for the sum OF 800, dated August 90. 1868. No.
1913, and standing In the name OF j. E. Eckley.
are cautioned against negotiations for
the samc. "a payment has been stopped.
A liberal reward will DO paid for the return OF
purse and contents TO this oflee.
Gold Hin. Sept. %, 1883. Se2s lot
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SIrRGERN

life and lessen the number Of Sick days.
SURG
II is one OF the greatest triumph. OF Home.
opathy TO dispense with the operation Of smpu.
tation and excelsior IN moro thnn two.thirIs Of
the cases. by the radical cure Of the diseased
parts, which Allopathy would have consigned
TO the knife.
Fractures and serious wounds are healed in
less time and with less paiu than under any
other mode OF treatment.
Homeopathy il fulfilling a mission whose end
10 the overthrow Of all other modes Of cure.
and the establishment OF its own complete and
permanent rule.
HOMEOPATHY AND LrpY AssuHASCE.-The
Directors Of y London Life Assurance Office
the General Provident at Its recent meet.
ing, have placed on record their opinion that
persons treated by the Homeopathic systcm ell.
Joy more robust health, are less frequently at
tackled by disease and when attacked recover
more rapidly than those treated by any other
system that with respect TO the more fatal
classes OF diseases the mortality under Homo.
opathy IL small In comparison with that OF Al.
lopathy; that there arc diseases not durable al
all under the latter system which are perfectly
durable under the former: aud finally. that the
incidence prescribed by homeopathic. do MOB
injurc the constitution, whereas tnose employed
by Allopnths not unfrequently entail the most
serious and In many Instances fatal conse.
quenCcs." The Directors further propose 10
summon q meeting OF the shareholders TO lay
before them tht facts they have collected and
the decision at which they have arrived, name.
ly. TO open a special section for persons trent.
cd by Homeopathic system. al n lower rate OF
premium liian that charged On other lives. -
london iEh9.) OGStTrtr.
The ATLANTIC Mutual LIFE lN-uRAScE
COMPANY. uf Albany. New York. ,ays: " Re.
gardins medical treatment. ~ affecting ratos.
that the systems OF medical practice ~ affecting
the duration or life are well worthy Of consider.
alton by Life Insurance Companies appears TO
us evident: calculations upon data ia our pos.
session show decreased rate OF mortality under
the homeopathic system OF Medicine We
have therefore concluded 20 make u deduction
OF 10 per cent from the table rates upon each
payment OF premium by those habilually using
this mode Of treatment. In case of medical
practice being changed, the full rates will be
again charged. To Those who employ the llO-
mpOpathic system when III. THE company will
make u deduction Of ~ per cent. from the usual
rates OF premium. feeling satisfied that The NOR.
tally from disease Is vastly les under ihi,
mode OF treatment. From a large mas. Of sta.
~tistics. gathered from all parts OF the civilized
world. and supplied largely by .illopathic au.
thoritics. embracing the records ui the treat
mcnt Of over 50.OU caso, Of disease. l. drawn
the following
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-12

HOMEOPATHY Is the only true systo,n OF
medicine bascd npOn the laws OF nnturc. Sew.
enty.nye year. Of experience have proven that
one-half Of those dying at al early age can DO
saved.
Homeopathy cures all curablc diseases per.
mAnently, which have resisted the skill OF the
best practitioners OF any OF the did medical sys.
ten for years.
Homeopathy aims TO eradicate disease entire
ly; TO cure sure and easy. without bleeding,
clustering. cauterizing or dragging: to prolong
life and lessen the number OF Sick DAYS.
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TYPE METAL 1 FOR SALE = IN ~
at the Gold Hill News ofioe.
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DANRY GOLD AND SILVER
IL Mining Ccmpany.-Notice.-A special
meeting Of the Shareholders OF the above Com.
pany will be held at their Office, COZ Washington
street, San Francisco, California, on MONDAY,
the nineteenth day Of October, 1868. At one
o'clock r. ", for amendments OF the Bylaws
and such other business as may be brought be.
fore tho meeting. Proxies must be written and
hlcd with the Secretary.
oco ri A.. DEL. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-12
MEDICAL.
DIR. F. KILLER,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON.
DR. KILLER PAYS PARTICULAR AT
IL tentiOn to
Medical and Operative surgery and Mid
wifcry.

Objects south C street. opposite Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.
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dividend NOTICE----THR
~ Kcntuck Mimi. Company has this day de-
clarcd q dividend OF Twenty Dollars C$20) per
share on each and every share OF the capital stock
OF the said company. payable on SATURDAY,
October 10. 1868. The dividends upon all stock
standing In the name Of A.. E. Hill, Trustee. will
he paid by the Agency OF the Bank Of California
in Virginia. Nevada, on presentation OF the GER.
~tilcates Of stock.
]. d. FRY. President.
ollcc Kcniuck Mining Company, San Francisco,
October =, 1865. ocTtf
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II. H. & CO..

General Agents and Druggists.
San Francisco and Sacramento, Cal, aud 81 Plat
Street. New York.
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PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.
San RrancIsro md Sacramento, Gal. and
81 Plat Street, n. \.

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL YOUR AT.
w tention to our large and well selected stock
of
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FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-18

VERMONT IN BosToN.-The Bostl n
Journal gives the biographical sketches
of the Aldermen and members of the
Common Council elected in that city on
Monday, and among them we find those
of three Vermonters, as follows:
" alter E. Halves, of the firm of
Halves & Kelsey, machinists, South
ttston, was Il member Of the board oi
aide men in 1867. He was a native of
East Bennington, VT, where he was
born in 1910. lie is interested in the
growth If the city, and has been too
much occupied with his own affairs TO
accept any office prior to his election as
alderman. Republican,.
Sidney Squires. Republican, furniture
business, was born in b Bennington, VT,
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DEATH OF JonN NJ. MERRIFIrL -
1t is with sorrow Il a We have toa =
no nee the death of % VI. Mortified
aged So ycfrs, which event occurre at
h residence in st. A ans, at about I
o'clock pm. Dec. Eth 1863. Mr.. Ner
rificld was native Of Windsor, We :
mont he came to st. Aibans in 1857
and opened book store on North Main
Street, in which business he continued
as agent to the day of his death. AL
though his health had been quite feeble
for the last three or four years, he resell
utcly remained in Lis business, and per-
so tally attended to it with the force and
energy of a well man, to the last. While
he was admonishod from the nature Of
his disease icon umpt ON that his days
were already numbered he was unyield-
ing, and no doubt his years were length
cned 10y mis- will.
In business matters, lie was q man OF
strict integrity ; in private life, genial
and one of the most compan iona, lie of
men. Possessed f fine feelings and cul-
tivated taste, lie was n lover of poetry,
and exhibited considerable merit rs II
poetical writer. For many years he has
been n contributor of poetry, To tie
press of late, To the Banner Of Light"
A few of his contributions have also T.
rcarcd in the TRANS cRiPT. His last
literary effort is lis "Christmas Carol, :"
an advertisement in Verse, which first
appeared in our columns on the 10th
inst, and which may be read in our
columns at the present time. Being q
practi al printer himself, we sent him
a copy for correcti II on forenoon of
the day of his death, which he returned
without altera ion. 1t had been but q
few days since we met MIN on the
street and to us, his death was sudden
and unexpected.
His funeral will take place from his
late residence, on Sunday, at 1.30, n. m.
and will he conducted by j. P. Fisk,
Esq. w. NJ, of franklin Lodge, No. A.
of which d, ceased was q member. His
remains will be buried with Masonic
honors. Park Davis Esq, J. G. w. of
the Grand Lodge o. Vermont, officiat-
ing at the grave We unIerstan that
the Brigade Band will take TART in the
exercises. Peace to the ashes of the de-
parted
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Strangers Guide.

TIME Y. NJ c A. meets every Monday evening
at their rooms over VIM. y. Smiths store,
Main Street
Champlain Chapter No. l, K. A. NJ. meets the
third Wednesday evening in each month"; AZ
their hal i'll Union block Main street
Columbus Council No. l, Il. x $. NJ. meets the
second Wednesday evening i'll each month, At
their hall in Union Block.
Franklin Lodge No. 4, +. 4. NJ, meets the
FIRST Wednesday evening i'll each month at thcW
hall in Union Block, Main Street.
Engesby Lodge No. "a +. 4 A. NJ. meets the
fourth Wednesday evening in each month, at
their hall in Union Block, Main Street.
CRYSTAL Fountain, Temple of Honor No. meets
every Tuesday evening at their Hall III BslIles
Block, Lake Street.
st. Adams Lodge No 80, l. o. OF G. I: meets
every Friday evening at their Hall III Barnes
Block, Lake Street.
Rising sun Lo lge Nc. 8 l. O. of G. T. meets
,very Saturday evening at st. Adams Bay.
ST. John the Baptist Benevolent Society Goa
nadian) meets on the first and third "Wednesday
evening Of each month at their hail over +.
Huntington's Store.
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February s, is 6. and for sixteen years
has been resident of Boston, nd re-
presen y the same ward III the common
council the present year. He has sew
ed on the committee on l.ubllc lands, on
common and squares, exc.
james NJ. Keith, Democrat. lawyer, is
reelected He was born in Randolph,
Vt, April | 1919, and III 1854 was pre-
sid mt of the common council of Rox-
bury. lie has served during the past
year on the co lmittee on ordinances
and on public institutions. He was a
member of the Legislature from Roxbu
ry i'll ISL.
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MONTREAL ITEMS. --WhitmOre &
C.ark's Ministries have been performing
in Montreal to crowded houses.
Romeo II. Stephens, Esq, has gener-
ously offered Cup, value fifty dollars,
to the Dominion Snow-Shoe Club, to be
run for by members of that club at their
annual races this winter
Judge Beaundry took his seat Tu sday
in the Circuit Court.
The Montreal Operate Society intend
giving, during, the present win
ter, series of concerts, the first of which
will take place about the middle OF
next month.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Honey
wife of j. s. Honey, Esq, Prothonotary
of the Superior Court, took place Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. Samuel G. Smith, of the firm o.
Smith & Cochrane diel on the 4th inst
He was native of Compton.
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FUNERAL OF ENGINEER NJ! LANEY.-
The funeral of late Wm II. Mala-
Eey wa attended fir M the Baptist
Church in Burlington on Thursday.
Appropriate services We're held 10y Rev.
NJ. A. Wilcox, after which the body,
CortCd ly Green Mountain Lodge l..
o. o. f. was conveyed to. Lake View
Cemetery, where the funeral ceremon-
les of the'order we're perfo.rm.I by Noble
Gard Goc. d. Wright, and w. j.
Campbell. The Times. from which we
gather the foregoing. says.
The deceased has been great sufferer
DUR ny his illness and if reports are true,
has been sadly neglected by the Platts-
burg and St. Adams Steam Ferry Co.,
in whose employ he sustained The in
jurlcs which resulted in his death.
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For he Vermont Transcript.
LATEST NE VS.
WASHINGTON. Is.

WASHINGTON, lS.
Several Inaccuracies have been made
in the published statement about the
negt tiations for tie right of way of the
Isthmus of Daren Canal. The follow
ing facts will be found interest n:
The negotiations have not been con-
Quoted here but at Bogota, between the
u. s. Minister aAd the Columbian gov
eminent. There have been two sets of
negotiations pending.
First, tn. company formed to dig the
Canal applied in proper form to the Co
lumbar government, for a concession
of the right of way.
Second, the United States interested
itself in behalf Of this company and in
| order TO secure the estab ishment of the
canal, to protect it, made negotiatians
for treaty similar to the one recently
signed be. ween Nicaragua and the Uni
ted States. Notwithstanding the good
will nantes ed by the Colum bian gov
eminent, the negotiations have not,
from some unexplained cause, made as
iiliNI piOSiCSS dS Jul bOCClCtuiy VI DtutG
desired, and this condition of affi,irs
decided him to send Hon. Caleb Cush-
ing to Bogota with the necessary pow
er to effect an early settlement of the
ntre Question.
NEW YORK, Dec. 18th.
A despatch from Arkansas reports
that colored militia companies are be.
ng raj ed and sent to the scene of the
disturbances. Two companies have
been sent on their way to GRO, s county,
where they will march up to Crowley's
Ridge. They are charged with per-
petrating numerous outrages.
A London despatch of yesterday
states that Lord Clarendon has received
| visit from the consul of Greece in Lon
Ion, to whom Lis lordship commune
Gated the resolutions of the great pow
ers, not to allow rupture between his
government and that OF Turkey, to take
place. The peace of Europe, he said,
was of greater Importance to all than
The liumph of Greek or Cretan in
,urrectionists, whose cause would be
rather injured than benefited by an
armed conflict with Turkey.
Lettere from Buenos Ayers to the 9th
Of October, and Rio Janeiro Nov. 9th,
state that an expedition to flank Lopez's
position at V,lleta, has foun i troops aud
Qualifications to resist them. 1t is un.
Ierstood that Lopez would not surren-
der his English prisoners. Gen. Curtis
denies that he was engaged in stirring
up instruction against Lopez.
ST. LOUIS, IT,.
The national land associatio COM
pleted sale here to-day, O: thirty thou
sand acres of the Kansas Pacific Rail-
road Conpany's land to company Of
l5weeds from Northern Illinois These
lands lie in one body on the Saline Riv-
err, in Lincoln County, and will be oc-
cupied by so families.
Gold 154 ga.
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CONSIDERATION OF A New CHNRCH.-
On the 10th inst, the new Episcopal
church in the village of West Pou,tney
was consecrated. Bishop Bissell preach
ed IN impressive sermon on the occasion
from Exodus Ill. 5: "Put Off thy shoes
from off thy feet, for the place whereon
thy standest is holy ground" Theme V
church is neat rural-gothic building
of wood, and cost about $1,000, most of
whi, h was raised in the parish. To-
wards its cost $500 were realized from
the will of the late Mr.. Ransom, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, formerly of Poultney. Thee
nre two fine memorial windows. The
one on the right Of and next to the
chancel, is in me oory of the father of
the Rev. w. r. Johnson, formerly of
Poultney; the other, directly opposite,
is in memory of the late r. c. Mallory
jr.
The solid silver communion service
was an Easter present from Miss e. X.
Chester, formerly of New York, and
now of Poultney. Two chairs for the
sanctuary, lone being the Bishops and
ornam>nted by mitre,) were given, in
behalf Of his family, by Mr.. Geo. Plat,
of New York as were also the credence,
and aims basins. The lamps were do.
mated by Mr.. L. n. Shear, also of New
York.