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ALERT g. WILLIAMS, J CHIrrENDEN County ST.
-PREHE CoU1T, January
ADE-IA =. NsL-IAEs. Term, 1870.
Albert e. Williams petitions the Honorable su-
preme Court, next % be holden at Burlington in
Che County Of Chittenden, the fret TUESDAY Of
January y u. $50, setting forth In substance that
he was on the lqth day Of 0,toher A. -. lS.4
joined in marriage with Adelia !. Bel1en. at
the town Of Texas. State OF Michig gan and that he
lived with her, keeping all the marriage covenants,
until July 18th, i-Nt, az Richmond, Vt, when the
said Adeiia J. deserted him without Just cause and
went 90 the State Of Michigan, and has ever since
refused colahit live with him. and that since
said marriage he has all the time anu for more than
three years last past resided ar Richmond, VI.
Dated Richmond, sept. 9th, 1859.
ALBERT G. WILLIAMS Petitioner.
S. II. DAVIS. Atty for Libellant
STATE OF VERMONT,
CHurENDES COUNTY, IS.
The libel In the above case having been exhibited
to me. and It being made TO appear that the libeee
therein resides without this state, that service
cannot be made on her in the ordinary way. il Is
ordered that the said AdeliR J. Williams be sum
mOned 70 appear at the term Of the Supreme Court.
20 be held at Burlington. within and for the County
Of Chittenden and State Of Vermont, the first
Tuesday Of January, a. d. SO, then and there 10
make answer to "a % libel, by publishing the sub
oil SAID libel together with this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press a
weekly newspaper, printed at Burlington aforesaid,
the last Of which publications, shall he at least
six weeks before the said term Of said Court which
shall be sufficient notice % the said Adelia J.
Williams 70 appear at sand term Of Court, and answer
said petition.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 9th day
of october, A. D. 1859. ,,..
i5w3w Judge Of the supreme Court
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Henry ward Beecher On Clothes
WringeIs.

Machines for sale BY C. G. & B. L. Benedict.
Burlington
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Chr Jtlarhcts.
Telegraph

>.otk Narkel.
NV York. Oct a0
MONEY Rather more active at . a Der cent on
call loans, chiefly at per cent
STERLING EXCHANGED shade drtuer At lt.q,
a l1g for gold and drst-class bills.
GOLD Steady, opening at 100, advancing and
closing az l31t
GOVERNMENTS Bonds j al and steady.
The following were the closing quotations at
Z %
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60 Fo.T EDWARD roLEEGI.rs.

IU,J. iN>TiTI L E.-S6j pavs bosrd fuel
washing with common English branchee for term %
thirteen weeks, ginning Dec 9Th. Students adj
mitted At any time p-1pD-ti0naLy. Superb bricx
buildings fifteen teachers; students AZ pursue a
clurss. either CoileEe-pr preparatory. t0mmer ,isI.
Ssieufdc or musical mss select tueE stud eI
out ~ hfty classes. The hest sustained boarding
seminary for laties and gentlemen in the Sfats.
~ Professor viii accompany students from
Brlutreth Hotel. New York See cttslO -ue Ad-
trss- REV. JOS. KING, D. D.. Fort Edward y. Y
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FREE. THE VVONDER.
SCUTHoLD. NY.

COLLEG T.. Borfsntorn. n. J.
L board and tuition aI5 Dr. year. For catalogue
,fsress Rev JOHN II. BRAEELEY, A NJ, PrtEt-
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81 TTOW SHALL We PAINT OUR HOUSES"
III Bv J y. dAsUlY. e., 220 p. : - Free
bvraiI On receipt " price. M4sU1r SWHIToN. y. Y.
The Placer herald., 1869-09-04

MELANCHOLLY 'DIsAPPeINrMENT.--Ourr radical
Fri, g had powder, aud wadding etc. expressed
them TO rc their canon on the RECEIPT of election
news; the news came, but no victory. This is
indeed u great misfortune and we propose that
our boys hire them to explode their ammunition for
the Democratic victory.
The Placer herald., 1869-09-04

Roll OF HoNOn.- The following are the names
OF the pupils, who are enrolled on The Roll of
Honor for good scholarship and department, in
Miss Angie Wheeler's school. during the month
OF .fuxuA. Masters Brewster Coffin, Eddie Cvf-
nn. BerNe Moody, Willie Nash Misses Mary
eldOu, Lizzie Gi llispie. Emma Gardner, Clara
SanL0rn. Lizzie Duuc.a, Mary DOnelin
The Placer herald., 1869-09-04

Coon YIELD.-Last Thursday, Messrs. Pufer Il
Sweezey, owners Of quartz ledge near New
castle. had seventy tons of rock from their claim
crushed at Scbnabels. MILL which paid at the
rate oil $50 per ton, or $3, ,OOO.- Stars & Stripes
The Placer herald., 1869-09-04

0NHE great diGcu,ty which physicians have
L been laboring for centuries to overcome ha 8
nj length been Obviated. a Vegetable Cathartic
and Alternative more efficient than any mineral
preparation of the same class, aud as agreeable
90 the taste as ordinary candy, is now offered TO
tine sick in the form of a Ltzenge.
DR.. ERASMUS WINSLOW's
Liver and Stomach Lozenge
il the most important medicinal novelty that
modern chemistry has produced. II contains two
botanical extracts, perfectly harmless ia them
selves, but embOdying all the remedial proper
Ties oi mercury. and destined in this pleasant
form to supcrsede and Danish from general use
the nasueous pills and potions of which that dan
gerous excitant is the main ingredient. More
than
One Thousand Experiments
were made by the inventor of this pecrie IS rem
edy before 1t was brought to its present state of
perfection. the Lozenge is harmless in its opera
iion and although the medicinal taste of itr cur.
atlve compoEents has been extinguished by chem
ical art, their virtues remain as active and potent
as ever.
In Dyspepsid, BiliOusness, Constipafion. Sick
or NcruoMs Headache, Piles, DrOpsy, and the
Irregularities to which the feebler sex are sub.
ject. the Lozenges will be found infinitely more
effective than any of the horrible and disgusting
compounds usually administered in such cases
As an antibilious specific aud general aperient,
they have no equal either apong advertised
preparations or the prescriptions of the regular
pharmacop0ia.
~ IT IS GUARANTEED that no one who has
once tried DR.. ERASMUS WiNsI.ow's Liver and
stomach Lozenge, tcW euer again take u
Purg0fiUe potcder, or dr0ughf, or pill.
REDDTNGroS. HosTErrEE Co., agents for the
Pacific coast. se4lv
The Placer herald., 1869-09-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STOLEN.

IRON A. ASPINWALL, near Clipper Gap,
i sometime between Wednesday evening and
Thursday morning, the llth or 18th Of August,
1869, one black work horse, about 800 lbs weight
white spot in forehead, white hind foot,
about Is or lS years old, inclined to be grayish
about the head from age, and branded with sim
liar marks to duce OF spades, one spade tapping
partially on the other. This is Valejo's old
brand Any person returning said horse. or
giving information from which be can be recov-
cred, will be suitably rewarded. Information
can be left at this office, or at Clipper Gap.
A. ASPINWALL.
Auburn, August l4th. I669-4w.
The Placer herald., 1869-09-04
NOTICE TO sHAREHoLpERs,

TN PURSUANCE TO NOTICE, AT A MEET
1 ing OF the "SMALL HOPE" mining company.
held at the companies claims, June 9Th, A. D.
1863, an assessment Of sourhundred (4OO) dollars
on each snare IN said compan, was levied and
made payable on or before the 3lst lay of Jnlv
4. D. 1863, to the Secretary ut Yankee Jims.
Placer county, California.
JOHN KING, Secretary
Yankee Jims, June 5th, 1869. I'd.
sw Auburn, June IL, 1868,
The Placer herald., 1869-09-04

DR.. J. II. JOSSELYN
Stifcontinues to treat the afflicted with his vAL
UABLE AND NEvER.FAILING RENE.
DIES, at the ~
ELECTR0PATHIc INSTITUTE!
Gas WASHINGTON STREET.
Just above MAGUIREs OPERA House..
1t seven years. up to February l3th. 1867,
since the Institute was established. The Direstorc
challenge the world TO shl " o more sdcceestut
triumph. There have been over TWENTY. FIVE
THOUSAND consultations. and nearly TWENTY
THOUSAND contracts made. with only eleven
failures to cure; lin those cases the fee was re-
turned) large number OF cases prescribed for
which, from the nature OF the disease. cou Id only
be temporarily relieved.
The doctor makes it his study to help suiferine
humanity without regard to the amount OF money
the patient may be able to pay. His remedies
are mild and gentle in their action. They are
entirely free from all mineral poisons, or any
substance that can possibly injure the most deli
cate system. The Doctors mode Of practice 10
the REF ORMED or ELECTROPATHlC system.
by which one half ofthe diseases u the ca taloguc
Can be cured without medicines.
IN ALL CASES HE WARRANTS A CUREor
asks pay for bis services. 1t has been too
common with persons calling themselves Physi-
clans, to treat their poor vctimsuntil their funds
were exhausted, and then turn them away, hnlf
cured, to die by the wayside or become burden
to the punc while he fingers out fTf4 Of suffer.
in@and misery.
To those afflicted with uinlmnehti5nabfe COM
plants. the Doctor would say that he can cure
the worst possible case in q very short time " ith-
out the person afflicted being exposed to their
most intimate friends.
To those whose constitutions have be en- injured
hy youthful excesses, the Doctor offers positive
aud speedy return Of health and manly vigor.
To the Rheumatic almost ins tan taneous cure
TO FEMALES
either sick or in trouble, the Doctor wishes 10
say that he is thoroughly conversant with their
delicate and sympathetic systems, the disease nd
troubles incident thereto, and can assure them n
perfect cure, or relief as the case may reouire
His FEMALE MONTHLY medicines are unsur-
passed by any deher known. They are pIenrant
to the taste, and will be warranted safe and sure
G8-The utmost secrecy observed.
All you that are afflicted, Male and Female. ne
matter what the case may be. i will give you re-
lief or q cure, or ask nothing for my trouble.
Persons residing at q distance those business or
domestic affairs prevent tbss' visiting the city OF
those who feel delicc~J IN persona CONSULTATION
can correspond .ssn the Doctor, and have advise
or remelis ,cnt, when will be warranted 10 81
feet result required. and the letters viii h.,
sstroyed. In writing care should b. f,I ~ .xs os
ciioe symptoms correctly State how lons ,hx.
disease or trouble has been runnin0 ,s .o
with sex and age s' 'oSe'ner
~SAiways address thus: ]. H. Iossr,vx N
H., San francisco, Cal. Box l.s45; or. if se m, bv
Express, GAS Washington ST.. instead of ~
number OF the box. ''"" u inc
Hav'ce oy letter or otherwise. gratis.
Once hours from A. N. tosr'x
}. II. JOSSELYN, N. D..
Resident Physician Electropathic Insti,u,.,
oc1ooer 5, ls67.--ly.
The Placer herald., 1869-09-04

OAK SWAMP LEBGE.-Tbis claim, near Ophir.
owned by John Schindler aud Pete Emig is pan
ming out dacly at present. One day last week
The owners struck small pocket, from which
they LOOK forty-seven ounces Of gold in two days.
Stars axd Stripes.
The New York herald., 1869-05-06
SLyoutT or EMPIRE CITY LODGE.

Empire City Lodge Of Free aud Accepted Masons
celebrated the occupation OF their hew lodge room,
In Booths Building, corner OF Twenty-third street
and Sixth avenue, by banquet last evening. Mr..
Samuel Cohn presided. The attendance was too
large for the accommodation, which, to say the least
was rather Indifferent, and might certainly have
been improved upon. The number OF ladies present
was considerable, aud gave o pleasant appearance
10 the banqueting table.
Mr.. Joseph p Jardine made the opening speech,
which was happily and briefly expressed.
. The TOAST oil "The Onlcers OF the Most WOrshipful
Grand Lodge or the state OF New York; was re-
sponded TO by Brother Jerome Buck. ''The Masonic
order" was enlogzed by Brother Austin. 'Our
lnvlted Guestsn were encouraged and made happy
an eloquent champion In Brother Joseph p.
Jardine, and ''The Press, was appropri-
ately remembered by by brother Robert Holmes
.Tne Ladies" had graceful advocate in Brother O.
N. Herman. After the regular toasts presentation
took place OF set OF resolutions 20 Mr.. Godenberg
and TO Mr. Jardine. Several volunteer toasts fol.
lowed; then the dancing broke out in all its ex-
hlaratng spirit and was kept up TIL the small hours
OF the morning. The committee OF arrange
ments cons sted OF Nessrs Wenschenck Jarboe
Blanck, Sim and Glingingsteln The room
looked very handsome with It's rich, heavy crimson
damask hangings al either end and around the
windows in front. The banquet would have been
more successful affair had everybody ha seat: but
"a % number had to stand and look on al the rest
enjoying themselves II presented little too much
the appearance OF hasty lunch at o railroad
station,
The New York herald., 1869-05-06

John Ely.

The Philadelphia Ece,stng telegraph reports the
death in Philadelphia of General John Ely, recently
appointed United States Marshal for the Eastern dis
trct Of Pennsylvania, on Tuesday night, from suffo
cation, caused by bleeding OF the lungs. The de-
ceased about ten O'Clock went out with party Of
ladies and partook of some ice cream. On arriving
at the house niece Of the General walked up the
steps and said "Uncle, you can't Jump up three
steps" He did so, and on landing on the upper step
said he felt badly He Immediately repaired to his
room, where he died shortly afterwards. II is sup
posed that in the effort to jump he ruptured blood
vessel. General Ely was about fftylve years OF age
and married He had just moved into Philadelphia
from Bucks county, where he was born. He served
with considerable distinction in the rebellion. during
which he rose from the rank Of major to that Of
colonel and brevet major general. He entered the
servtse as major OF the Twenty-thlrd regiment Penn
syvanla Volunteers, and was rapidly promoted TO
the lieutenant cOlonelcy and cOlOnelcy Of the reg
ment. Subsequently, ior mertorious services he
was breve.ted brigader and major general He was
Provost Marshal General of New Jersey, and also
filed the same position IN West Virginia. Later he
was designated superintendent of the Freedmen's
Bureau Of Kentucky. in which capacity he served
until the disbandment OF that department. AT the
battle OF Fair Oaks, May 81, 1852 he showed consid-
cradle gallantry and while leading his regiment was
wounded in the leg, which was subsequently ampu-
tated.
The New York herald., 1869-05-06
S HIP PIN NE w S.
Almanac Tor New Yorlk--.This Day.
PORT or NEW YORK, NAY 5, 1859.
CLEARED.

Steamship Siberia Br Martyr, Liverpool via Queenstown
--E Cunard.
Steamship Denmark tBr Cate, Livepool-Natona Steam.
ship Co.
Steamship Idaho CBr), Cutting Liverpool-winiams
Guion.
steamship City of Limerick (Br) Philips An,werp-John
G Dale.
steamship saragossa, Ryder, Charles,on--A Leare
Steamship Acushnet, Kelly, New Bedford-Ferguson
ship Bessie Crosby (Br Crosby, Antwerp-Jas EdmIs,on
& Co.
Bark Mlnna (NG), Senke, Newcasile-H Koop A Co.
bark Heiwig fNG), Boorman, Bremen-C Luling.
Bark Rjukan dam, Causen, Rio Janeiro aud Santos
Bsfk Adelaide, Rich Maianzas-E d Hurlbut 4 Co.
Bark Reindeer, Wellington, Barbados-Hy Trowbridge's
Sons
Bark Triumph, Nichols, sagua-Miller 4 Houghon.
Bark Kremlin Richlr1son B0s,on--Miler Hou ghton.
Prig Nellie Antrim, Wallace, Funchal-w Ray 4 Co.
Brig Mariangcla Clta), Basie, Tarragona-A Cassard
Son.
Brig udon, whit,emore. Matanzas-Thompson 4 Hunter
Brig Regina (Br) Rodenhuser, 81 Johns NIB Small a
Brig Anna Lindsay tBr Parriit Hl:borough-)ed Frye
Brig Aiberi Hartman, ElIzabelhpor- . AZ Brook.
Brig ESera,eIa tBr) Means, Bos,on-vernon II Brown
Co.
schr Gen Grant, Mcclellan. Eleuihers-B Weinberg
Schr W Brown, Horton Cienfuecos Jonas Smith Co.
schr John Atwood Galshaw, st Thomas for orders-B
Weinberg.
schr Conservative, Kempton, cardenas-E Sanchez y
Do!z.
schr Lavinia Bell Bavlis, Bermuda-smiih \ sneckner
schr Tookalta, Stuart, Bermuia-B Weinberg
schr Wentworth (Br, Hunter, Wndsor-Crandall, um
phray Co.
schr susan Gibson, Bartlett, sainla Ga-snow Bur.
sohr Fred Fish, Davis, Alexandria, Vail W Loud Co.
Schr Harriet Ryan, Wixan, Buckspor', Me-K Buck a
Co.
schr Roanoke, Cherbuck, Providence-G Racket Bro
Schr PhDnix Slater, HartfOrd--G Racket n Bro.
schr ClotIlde, Hart, New Haven-G Racket a Bro.
sloop Adams, DAVIS, New Haven't Racket Bro
The New York herald., 1869-05-06

! r.,,.s v,,., ~, pavenport read out as folrows:-
r. H. Lsrremore, S. A. Lewis, Timothy Srennan
s@xths sst Se iohn A. Sherwood, william ood, William
p. Dnryee' Thomas Murphy, Nathaprel Sands
The crowd then slowly disperyed. speculating as
IN who several OF the nomineeS were and what par
ticular claims they had to be appointed.
THE NEW APPOINTMENTS
will be more readily Understood from the following
copy OF memoranda filed by the Mayor, IN his office,
at the time of making appointments of School Com
missoners:-
knowledge o. the varied and individually distnctive capa-
bes for the trust which the appontees No one
TTsnee re- TO due Of Ss
among the families whose Children enjoy their free sdyan.
ages Also with intended regard towards the uIifarons
in a0a
ef the fstirinsp board, wSose % experiences msy be
a regsraed as as AN and valuable and whose
And the name OF who the oldest in school service
experience OF ten successive years in the wants
the schools Timothy Brennan
And on the other extreme OF service the OF one Of the
who is also an honored representative of the lsraeish
And the a minority member of the rerng Board,
whose reeommendatons are from an indispuabe source
And the names Of three prominent members of the SO.
economy and disinterestedness in public affairs, and
which, having complained of msgovernment upon the
whether members practical and theorists
and facilitate than obstruct
VIM Wood, OF Dennistoun Wood Co.. bankers Nathaniel
Sands, sJohn II. Sherwood
And the the OF appreciated representative OF
German fellow citizens, whose families largely inte
rested In school advantages and who, Leading editor,
pubcs and al prominent participant In the Constitutional
Convention, has demonstrated his practical scholarship
Msgnus Gross, of the Sd1ts Z-ihng.
And the names OF two gentlemen OF the majority, who
are audaby experienced In financial affairs and accounts
Bernard smythe Lorn Ingerso AS is also another one OF
the minority who has worhy served the city IN the State
Senate-rhomas Murphy.
And the OF another gentleman will be at once
recognized OF most jealous public servants and
who has had much experience student of human nature
and who is gifted with all that genial sympathy for children
necessary in who connects himself with Instruction
Isaac Bel.
The Mayor enteains hopes that the educational system
may escape from some of the abuses and favorism that
have been alleged against 1t, and may hereaf-
ter merit and secure Independence to competency
and also be lifted out of grooves which
have embarrassed the full and practical progress
of educational advantages and that chiren may be edu
Gated in ideas than in wors that scientific rather
than merely literary culture be felt and that there may
be attention paid to acquiring knowledge OF the indus
the productive labor of the country at Its source and
utilize and make practical to the children of ci
the system of school education, and to work
abandonment of needless luxurious accomplishments and
careful endeavor to ct pupils for the actual duties
life.
rrhose marked with asterisk (*) have served az
school officers before.l
The New York herald., 1869-05-06
ARRIVALS.
REroRrEp ny THE HERALD STEAM YAcnrs.

REP0RrED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Z steamship Taapoosa, McRtchie Washington. DC.
steamship Hecia (Br) GILL; Liverpool via Boston, with
Steamship Cimbria tNGl, Hack Hamburg April q and
Hayre 2h At noon with mdse and passenger 70 Kunhardt
strong NV gales with snow and hail squalls
Steamship smidt (NGl. Shweers Bremen April TO- with
mdse and passengers, to rhiee. Motz Co.
s,eamsbip Lafayette Fr, Rousssn Havrc April q, via
Mackenzie. Had head winds and high the Newound
land banks May lat " Ion SO ID, Br ship vigil
Steamship Euerpe Gates Galveston April "a and Key West
10Th, with mdse and passengers, 20 Mallory Co. Apri
30, s Hawley, a passenger, died Of consumption.
Steamship Alabama Llmeburner Fernandins May . with
Steamship Fania, freeman, Philadelphia with mdse 70
steamship Drgo, johnson, Portland, with md.. to
ship cIngnia tBr). Wilson, shanshac, Jan a. with ten to
Hope March ~ and crossed the equator April In long
from Foochow for London. April lat s, Ion 9s Is w,
ship John Mop from London for shanghae sth, lat 81
\, lon 3o@ w, ship John Dushs, from sydney, Nsw, for
ship American Congress- Jordan, London, and Isle Of
Wight March g. with ndse and IS passengers 70 0rinne
Minurn Co. Had heavy weether and was "a days from
,he Banks. March T LAT M ~ Ion - pss.cd s,y yes.s s
asted OF about 300 TONS apparently lumber loaded April
s0 lat 70 H. Ion SO 3 passed bark Planet OF New York
May John Bsgey. se.msn Frsminghsm Mass fell over
Ship Alaska, Of Boston, Small Newport, Eng, 81 days,
with railway iron, 10 master Had strong westerly gales
nearly the entire passage carried away fore opg.an mast
coffee tc 10 Dabney Morgan Co Passed tape Of Good
Hope March crossed the equator April lon 81 been on
the coast days with continuous gales the as days has
bprsonsrs sent home BY the American Consul at Batavia
charged with numbering the mate Of whaling vessel
BSk Louise tNo weke iqique, ioa days, with satpetre