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MASSACHUSETTS.
ehIef Justice Chase's Visit TO Dartmouth
cOIege.

Boston, July l9.-The Chief JUS
tice arrived here tonight at the Re
we're House. He goes to Hanover to-
morrow, and will make a brief adj
dress Wednesday at dinner of the
Dartmouth Alumni, of which he is
President,
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Saturday, IuIy "a, 1859.

nearly thirty acres of ground, to-
gether with number of Dwelling Cottages
and Steam SaWmill on
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TERMS-Note with acceptable security,
due January l, 1870. Time OF lease from July
fronts on Second street and rms west with
Henry street to Wolf river.
Renting TO begin at y O'Clock M, on the
premises
iVf3 r C. HRINK LEY. Receiver.
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WANTED.

y Agent on commission to sell FRUIT
"A AND ORNA MENTAL TREES, SHRUBS,
etc in Memphis and adjoining country, for
I1EosT's K Co.. NURSERIES, Rochester, y. \.
Address
iyeO MA DAILY, Rochester, y. Y.
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EDUCATIONAL:
j. D. STEWARDS
HIGH SCHOOL FOR Bows.
NO. nc ALABAMA STREET.

TVHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU-
tfon commences WEDNESDAY, THE
FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
Thorough instruction given In English,
Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French and Ger
man. gyI
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80 Catt,e.-ImPortant Circs'
Vp IATs

rbs following circular has been sen'
~ nor, of Customs at all the primer
'orts fthe United States:
70 The Department is advised that :
~ lions disease affecting the hooi ana
of neat cattle and other animals u
..svalent in Europe, and, as It Is OF
~ most importance that the intrcduc-
~ - ,bis disease into the United States
N h. prevented, you are hereby in
ted not to allow the landing OF any
NAL. brought into your port from
/ land or from the continent Of Europe
c,pt upon the production Of consular
4,tifclte that they are free from any
',taoiou- disease, and that no such dis
"a prevails in that country from whenc<
,oorted. All regulations heretofore
ned which are inconsistent with thes1
fractions are hereby rescinded.
I may also add that under date Of thu
IN Of October last, the Secretary o.
ATE was requested by this department
instruct consular officers not TO CAV
-tificates to persons shipping cattle t
. United States, except In cases wher'
. animals have bS~n examined ny
Inspector or other expert
4 pronounced /ree from disease; ant
rtber, tina, n/animals coming from Ia
unity II the di-ense are o. be- eertifies
the Consul
en-, very respectfully,
4.gned, GEORGE 3 BOUTWELL,,
Gecrstary If the Treasury.
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>,afcr-,uRaI The New York
tlsr1v rri4,une il great Farmers
(per r. Agricu,,.-ai Department,
|4ahir always, containing as II goes
Il. Reports III the American t,.7.i'u'e
srmrr-' Club, ,ud articles writes" ipr
. columns by til. most eminent Aprict'-
rist. q AmeIica. Is about 10 be en-
ehed by other attractive features III a
Department, which will
lnprise management Of small farms
at and vegetable culture, and how TO
..ss them pay. Also, Veterinary De-
.stment. for which Prof James Law,
Urinary Surgeon in Cornell University,
besn engaged to answer questions
corning Diseases of Cattle, Horses,
70 aud other domestic animals, and
e-aribe remedies through the columns
'a~ Weekly Tribune. See advertise
~ SO another column.
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From the Boston News.l
sketch Of Mcfarland.

4 bnid + Mcfarland, who il at present
list arrest ia New York. tor the at
mytrd assassination ~ Albert ID. Rich
,l.on. : well knawu in Boston, having
natirrd law IL this city for many years,
"a e..rn q high reputation among our
1suc-s and literary men, which he has
nv rro,riovably destroyed. tie came to
be country from Ireland when he was an
lfiut IN his mothers arms, and was soon
ail4 10 irel how rugged was the upward
|tthway of life on this soil TO those who
|ayht refuge on il from foreign misrrlle.
II the az. OF ~. he found himself an or.
Ian peunileas and friendless But pos
sed II "a indomitahle will, he struggled
ward until he was able to enter Dart
! Jutb College. Then he went to Paris
4 became "a liar in tho Sarbonns, an
. mch institution he was enabled TO per-
.etly familiarize himself with the French
Ingue On his return to America, he
taaied law, aud was in due time admit.
a TO the bar of the Supreme Court OF
Massachusetts,.
as Mcfarland subsequently alled the
sair q Professor of Logic in the Mill
| Ary College of Baltimore and returning
. Boston, soon after, he first met Miss
Age in the bookstore of her father on
Washington street.
struck by her beauty and her intellec.
| 4al, yigacious expression, he presented
-imseli to her, although much her senior
the attitude of sutton. The result
sas that in 1857 they were married-anc
Immediately left Boston for Kew York
shera Mcfarland engaged in literary pur
uits, as a means of maintaining his wift
| .Ad him self He seemed to have beer
|eacaessful SO indeed, than most o
| d brethren-in this line, for he sooI
missed handsome. fortune.
This however, he squandered in useles.
which ultimately ruine<
an--and the chagrin drove him, he says
% he fatal use of intoxicants, and, as ~
aeFitAble consequence, into the feion'
ell
His wife is not the blemished woman
aeFarland represents her. She was com
ielled TO take the stage to procure mean
nth which to support herself and family
ld beyond what her profession necessit
led, Mrs. Mcfarland avoided all contac
nth fashionable society. She had bees
r considerable time previous to th'
ate tragic occurrence in the Tribun
nee. residing with her friends ii
JAMESTOWN, in ferfeot seclusion; ant
shen she heard of the sad affair, she wen
New York and visited Mr.. Richardson
A large circle Of friends Of both Nc
/ '.Ilaud and his late wife, in this city, de
Pore the crime which has sent one Il
y grave, and may send another to tn
Safold, and oonsign an innocent an,
asart-broken woman to . life Of ments
an and misery.
negro VS.. CHMAMAN.-The Living
N, louisiana, Herald thus relieves il
I'll Say, you internal, ugly. insolen
Jack niger brutes, you win have to stan
sound presently. Six or seven ship-load
chinsse are coming. Good say We
y worse cannot come" II some fespse
.'ls Chinaman Would but relieve th4 y
W Of the HseaA, - ri ~ tie x U q
a'aiiy sisht ~ !. J
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spossai sssangs1~sss 20 suppiy svssy zoe %
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sS' NV.
HAx THE kAfkkss oaAkoks.
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H.FF%D TUE WEAK CATTLE, Some
.sa.r- re nnt a. caretul a. their ,rge iE-
eth. require them 10 be in separating
* from the strong and agrees
1 rhea the -eaRon Of storms and feed
mes arduud.
Ia most herds embracing any consider
anmher. viii be found SONS animals
Ia. ltiya In size and timid in proper
a thhir physical weakness, which
ar. rigorous attack whenever a
lest If ,rt - Gaade to share in the food
Grt They are hooked here and
here hy the strong. and should
me care md sympathy u their
M i viii pay well 70 provide sep
enclosure for seeh animals till SUIT
rurIy developed 70 hold their owp, at
na im~. or I'LL they are rendered ut
i. ..posei If in some other way to
.stgi .,-r
il lett ~ -hisk tar themselves they are
90 go under tetoFe spring. or should
,-y winter through they will be in CO n
iIH 80 exhausted ~ to render them nsxt
,ilu..e-~ thr that season.
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TIE UNIVERSAL Car, "WhAt shall / buy for
Holiday Presents" can be answered best by PAR
KIN & Co., 80 & 100 Summer &c., Boston, who
have an immense variety Of Holiday and useful
articles, sush q all kinds of Fancy Boxes. Writing
Deaks, Glove Boxes, Albumsoh Morocco and Gilt
and Velvet BindinsA real Morocco shopping
Ban, Furnished Rsticules, Silver Plated Ware,
and Cutlesy Of al description, Jewelfy mutations
Of the latest styles Of solid so4, which cannot DO
distinguished from the real, TO-, &C., and hun
drsds Of the latest and most entertaining Books.
THAR stock contains almost everything necessary
TO supply the wants and crafty the tastes o.
everybody, and they claim that their superior
facilities for buying these goods enables them 70
eli ct very much under the regular prices pad
for such articles They want Agents everywhere
to whom they offer most literal inducements'
We call attention to their Advertisement n
another column.
HorIpAY PRnsRxrs ron ALL,-can be found q
Parker & Cos, 90 Z 100 Summer IT.. Bostsn,
Mass. To enable every persoa to provide them
selves with handsome and ussftal holiday Pres'
ents, from nov until the goth of January, 1870,
these eentlemsa win issue large ssht-pased Cst'
aloeuee Of al the newest ana BEST novelties u
such goods - Fancy Boxa, Desks, Glove Boves
Albums in Norecco, Gilt and Velvet Bindings
rsal Morocco shopping BaGs, Furnished ksticulss
silver Plated Wsxe end Cutlery Of 81 descuR:
Hms, the latest styles of JAwelsy ~ Gold, Cor
na,ian. Jet, shah, Etruscan, Carbuncie aid Haar
DIR Goods, kc. 20 &C., asd bundreds q y
| laeest and best pubaishsd Books. they - sivanl
lOxx HuxpnxD T1cx1N 70 svsy oos Who " q
lSnsme 80 49, vlsut ahasSl.g - 3 =
I 1Ss1r = uGD(n19 ed11ns $3.50
6fSE .Ee33Eew@3 GaHSs1szsz&t )UUX
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CALIFoRNIA--Gov. Hai4ht of Califor-
MIA, in his annual message, says the total
funded debt of the State is "a, O6S, 900, ex.
elusive Of outstanding warrants Of the
capital fund; recommends the State to
aid and facilitate emigration from Europe
and the Eastern States says the Legisla-
ture has power to prohibit Chinese emf.
grafton, but is in favor Of the removal Of
all barriers to the Chinese, not only ae an
act Of justice to them but as q matter Of
sound policy.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, RUT.


~ Land County. -.
wnEnsAs, Nay Jsns whsesss. OF Psv1At. IN
the County a. hutiAnd. has exhibited 70 me, the
Clerk % this Bupreme Court tor tbs COonty u 8oer
land stos~said, . i.bsi or pssstaon,
bEI1Iso foHfB, IN substance, that abs wns
married 10 Moses y. Whssisr. III Pswtst efnss.
SAID, On on shout tbe meath a October. A. u.
Prssby l.rtan misisfsf, ana tnss sbs lived viii
sad Moe. Y. .. bis v,is, until D-c~mL~s lses,
when tbs ssid 1oH@s n. ssisst<d IN tbs Untt~o
htsfss army, aud remained tns ssvs,ss ~ tbs
Usitsd ntstsA until Apsil, 100. wh~n he uas dis-
cbavgsJ Gom ss1 s~ryia~. hat bs has nsves
rstssnsd 20 tins stats u Vermont, 90 lived Nth
o oDnuituted u, this support ~ the AID nsss
Mary Js.s. sDa paying ss1 .S.vu " xs.st NJ
a B,lI ~ D,,1os FUN the sst1 Mo-~s q. Whssisv
Which sasd PETITION is addsss.sd ~ tbs Hon.
Dutasrss coDrt Bsrt ~ be holden 81 Hutlasd,
within snd for his cyonty ~ hstlsnd sfass-atd.
| on tbs first Monday text aftss the fourth Jussday
OF January, a u. 1870.
And IL having b~-n ms1s 10 spp>sr thst the
said Moss- H. Wheeler IL without this stsss, -
that SAID p~.ttiDn csDBo, Re -erv.d UPON him.
II ~ OHDxnED that the said Moses u, Wh~eisv
be notified aud required "a sppesr"n the srst dsy
81 the next sisted term Of the Supreme Court ~
be- h,ideD ~ Rutlsod. within ssd q ths Gounty
OF HutIssd sfassaid, on the brst Monday Bszt
after the fourth Tuesday ~ January a. u. 1871,
" make abs~er 10 SAID pc. 'tson, ~ pub,shsDs
the hufisDd HEsALD. . Dsw-psp~f p"bssbed -
hutlsnd afofe-sd. three weeks soscs-siv.Iy. the
last u which publications 20 be &C least six veess
previous 10 the said ..ss -Ion OF said court
Dated At Rutland sforeraid this 18TH day OF
November, A. ID. 1853.
HENRY H. SMITH. :.
Clerk Of supreme Court.
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Good health II better than mime OF wealth,
and 10 pass through life free from disease We mus'
understand the physiology Of the sense ana u
laws Of happiness. The best medical wosxs evsl
published are those lately issued ~ the dissan-
guished author and physician DR.. A. n. hayes
Every one should peruse them. tsee advertise
menf Of Peabody Medical INSTITUTED
37.w3m
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court tor the Disfr CT OF Fair Ha-
ven, Commissioners % receive, examine and adj
Just ak claims and demands of all p.rsons against
the estate of Iesire Paul. late OF Wells. in said
distinct deceased, hereby give notice that we viii
meet for the purpose Of examining and allowing
c. ased and Michael Duwarfh, In said fown Of
Well, on the Sth day Of January, A ID. 1870 and
the 9th day Of March, from zen o'c ock g. ~. un-
til four O'Clock p M each Of sid days, and that
six months from the eighteenth day Of October,
A. D., 1869, IL the time limited by said Courf fug
said creditors 70 present their said claims 70 u
for examination and allowance.
Datsd Wells, W.. this Sd day Of DeeembeS, A.
y. 1863.
NATHAN FRANCIS, lcom,.
l9w3w HIRAM FRANCIS.
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CASA Hartford man, thinking he
smelt gas in his room, lighted match to
see it. He was found in the street inn
mediately afterwards, all ablaze, and a
policemen kindly rolled him in the gutter
and put him out.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

ssE BUNCH or GRAPES + On standard In Al
other column, 5pesr's Standard Wine bi,ters Is
highly recommended by physicians for Dyspep-
tics on account Of its tonic properties, us purify
and its delicious flavor COW
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HALLS =.
+ TT BILE 81 IAN
HAIR
X +. & H w Il X.

has proved itself b.. the most perfect prepara-
ton for the Hair ever filtered TO the pubic 70
RE-TDRE GRAY HAIR TO IT. ORIGINAL
Color,
and create a ne growth where II ha- fallen OH
from disease or natural decay.
1t will prevent the Hair from falling out. All
who use il are unanimous in awarding II the
praise Of being the best Hair Dressing extaut.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free BY mail
MASuFscTuRRD oELyBy
B. p. HALL s. CO., Nashua, N. a., Projectors.
For sale by all druggists 43wiw
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traYFtAv CATrLE.-Austria exported
ID, the fr-t ~ January 70 the end %
III Il thc present year, 10000 oxen,
Tg rows. 2,Go0 young cattle, 10000
,s... 10000 sheep and goats, 2l,4OO
~ 10000 swine, and 10000 suck.
r..a Hungary takes only small
i, this exportation- 900 oxen,
I'D ilvc-. 400 sheep. 5000 lambs,
.l.@ine. Tic most productive province
Austria i Bohemia, where railroad
.tem of Agriculture il already intro
"a, and fitte'iiug nsr taken the place
tbe -teppe farming. Tine latter shll
+. .,.hrs in Hungary. bat the cattle 10
.,o s'.arcely hall a heavy az the iatted
la aaa are indeed chiefly horns,
nd bones The Magyr is still a
nsa5uid
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CTATE oF YERMONr. DISrRICT
NOTICE.
COMMSsIONERS'

COMMISSIONER NOTICE.
OThe undersigned having been appointed By The
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Par Ha-
ven, Commissioners 90 receiys- examine and adj
just all claim. and demands Of all persons against
John Lewis. late Of POuiinsy. IN ssid District,
deceased, hereby give notice that We VIII meet
for the purpose Of examining and allowing - d
claims al the late resldsncs VI said Lewis On the
ni,t ,ussi-y - January snd February, from ~
O'CLOCK n m unsu , "1sSA each Of said
days, and tia. AK In0nths from the 10TH usy VI
September A. ID. 1859. the time limited by
said court for said creditors 70 present their
said claims 10 for examination and allow ance.
Dated at Poultney. VT, this "a day Of Deoem-
Der, a. ID. 1863.
DANIEL CULVER, con,,.
JAMES COX. S1 .
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.,DE orr gOn 5urrr Provide a
...n, flom f0r tffm 70 pass IN aud Dut 81
my pfras Suns farmers furnish n
i, vim euoh qmple iighi and gentila-
Il lat tley DO not allow them ~ 20
.rsf Uiti. sheep d. MT bear eonhps-
ri. usl n IL there nature 70 roam.
better IN email a5eks, ~. indeed,
ii, n ether amin IL d.. They ought
+. ~. convenient raeks 10 feed from, and
n u them - pree nj erowdi.g each
~ ben feeding Feed with roots 90
...s,l,,. II email quantity every day
,YaE tbp better.
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AND woMANHooD

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These are, beyond all comparison, the most ex-
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There is nothing whatever that the Married o.
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SEE A WOMAN

In another column, picking grapes for Speeri
Wine. It Is an admirable article, used in hospi
tails, and by the first class families in Paris Lon
don and New York in preference to European ant
California Wines. 49.wtf.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
I%TFNTs,
r. Ii EDD
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
t....t or IL Iluikad Strtea Iartltt mn


SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
L4fe iqent Of N. United .States Patent orr,
HushiaQt00 under The Acf Of 1881.
No IS State St, opposite KIlby St, Boston.
After IN extensive practice Of upwards of twenty
wears continues to secure patents III the United
Ssatas also in Great Britain, France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds,
Assignments, and all papers OF drawings IoI "a
tents, executed on reasonable terms with dispatch
Researches made into American and Foreign
works. to determine the validity and utility Of Pa
tents of Inventions, and legal and other advice
rendered on all matters touching the same. copies
ofthe claims Of any patent furnished by RENTING
ON dollar Assignments recorded In Washington.
No agency in the United States possesses supe-
rior facilities tor obtaining Patents or ascertalning
the patentablility Of inventions
During eight months the subscriber, IN the
course OF his large practice made twice rejected
applications, SIXTEEN APREALs, EVERY
one OF which was decided in his favor by the Com
misaiorcr Of Pg.2ats.
TESTIMONIALS.
AZ regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
al have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ q man more competent and
trustworthy and more capable OF putting their APP
nlicatious in a form TO secure Tor them An early
and favorable consideration a, Tx pS,1n, gnee.
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applications, in all but ONE Of which patents have
been granted, and that one Il now pending. such
unmistakable proof OF great talent and abihty on
his part, leads me to recommend All INVENTOR 10
apply to him to procure their Patents, as they may
be sure OF having the most faithful attention be-
slowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAdhAhI.
Boston, Jan, /, 1869 i:wly
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEN
~ who have injured themselves by secro.
habits, which unit them Tor business, pleasure,
or this duties Of married life also uidtie-ased
or old men, who from the foii,es Ut youth, or
years, before placing themselves under the treat
insnt OF any ons, should nrst read 1.-THE becret
Yrisnd." bsnt " any sddTs~s, IA a sealed ~n-
vei0ps on receipt ~ ~ cent Address Dr. CHAs.
A. 6TkWAhT 4 co. Boston, MAJ swly
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CALVIN CHEESEMAN'S ESTATE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

CALVIN CKOSbNAN'S E5TATE-
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. -
~ Ths undssdgned, having been sppointsd b
The Hon Probate Court for the DISTRICT Of Rot
land, Comhissionsn % receive, examine and I'd.
Suse ~ elatns end dsmAnds Of al persons agaxnsl
Caivip Csu.o0an, less q Clarendon. IN sasd
bsez1et, dseanssd, hereby give notice thai
vewtu NEST 6us the purposs Of examining and
tsoSDsn. % - SpaFsA easssdays Of Jaaassy
md April 1870. from oao O'Clock p. m. until foul
o'saock p n. eaah a sasd dsys. and that IA
. ths ms limitsa ~ sd Court To- sid crsdstUl
- pseesns thaS aaana - ~ fog sxsmiastaoc
aad allowances.
Dsssd :: .:srsaAna. W, this I'd day Of oeto.
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