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Every farmer should have printed in
large. plain typ. framed under glass and
hung in his dining room, right opposite TO
his seat al the table. this rule:
Keeping farm stock will only pay
by feeding well on grass or hay,
It, good condition TO maintain,
VIII be assured by adding grain
Ii thus we feed and thus we keep
our stock. We will profit reap:
But il we LET il once get low
May lose the stock and profit too
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
- rWi rGLArElNr ur
Chronic and Sexual Diseases.
RnisIaloeIcAI IlEA aE MARRIAGE

Ihs She ieAi i-=aA ewes l-b.isAs4--eon---->--
he-git three harfrs-i page ami oHt tul4fs 3 -i.
nary hne pi-.rs asi rn.rAv tsss % ihc -ns Galay
~ tis human nfsAn~ IN sia.s Il heztth aual als
rAfe. Stih Tn ati-c eATiy errors j.. ,trplara-
Die r"us',fu"uces upon ths uin.l an a body alir
IN au1hHr- F!an 90 tfvAtfacat-ih- uui, RATIONAL
Aa4 -ucc~ssial nlotie q rurr. A. shown ~ a 70
p"Tt - caars treated truthful adviser o. H..
in-ffi"H and th--e contr aI laiIu. mar Agv - to
'"SFtaln a"nhS % ihelr physicAi cnuanlop-
= 81 nee ~ lvsiA.c to any dIrcs~ ou receipt uf
tN'At9 ave erni- ia stamps OF Pos;Al euTr-ney
~ al irvs+iag Ia IA tEpiN. No. Il Aallra
LAM, A4bshf. The author ma br rln. uif-
- uioa amp 81 ias disease. upon winch HI. book
treats oturr -rrssnally or ty mali AMI tar,l4-
'in'' eat - anl part OF thr World
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itE ~ ti.n+tsc psRr.icr ~ upward 40
tHHtE yrAEs. rAauuNrs ~ Fsrnfc FA'ruta ID
tHf Hltrd ~tttrs. kit7 tu t.fs3t Britain. France
tH.l ...hvr t3rvisa rountrtes- Dagratr. ~rsrinra
t't.t : sHl.a meats ani All other fap~rs fur Pa
trn'ss rHre lttf ua grateuAblr terms. With dis
psrA- Eeararrhrs madr 20 ~ iulifas tho VALIDITY
tt4 Htlatr et Patents 81 Iayrutlans, AMI legal
Af! o,hrs Alyr. rruirrrd ~ all matters toaratns
tAr sAr4~- Copies 20 tht CLAIMS OF anY patent
i-gni+tt.i ~ rCIutliinE one dollar A~signHents
rt.-0rlsi fH NAehtnxtpa-
y fgTHcy az HIsci States pnsassses sisEersor
"a :sss fsr obtsasIag PSfsaff, sc,rsaiaiRg tAs
s.ttefihtsltg ~ isrrHtto'tf.
At ntcc--l;y % Jgarney - Washington to
hsFr saved Iavrntor-.
TESTIMONIALS
f.fr,s.nA practitioners With whom | have had
'fh al intercourse. CHAs. MASON.
totnfn. s.tonrra OF Patents
II have ne hcsnaiicn an assnting in vcntors that
hey cannot employ = man more coapsf<ss and
ir'tffi7orfsy. an. more capable OF Isittn. their
applications IN a form 20 secure for them an early
and favorable consideration At the Patent Office.
EDMUND BUgR
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
NJ t.iiy has made for me over THIRTY An
pi'psiioSs for Paisnts having been successful In
ainn.s@t every unmiuakabie proof OF
<rrst ialrnt ami abtlty on his part, Irads me 10
re- commend all Inventors TO apply to him pro-
core thcir paients, A. they May be sure OF having
The me-i faithful attention bestowed on their
7AseA, aud AZ very ieasonsble charges,
JOHN TAGGAKT.
E'ston Ja.-.l Is7i-Iyr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-09

Speaking nf ~awla-t for bedding reminds
mr that large amount viii be used the
coming winter. f'r cYerythin. ca;Able niH>t
oe FED "ut - The >iuc There j. no dotibt
bat sawdu>t j. one ofthc most convenient
" handled. clean aud comfortable material,
knoNu- Bu' il value j. very lIiilc of il
self ihoush A. an absorbent Of urine i, :
quite good Ia connection " .tA good muck
wei dried il works wen
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How !, your Pile Of beddirg: Rcmem-
h,r that down in Ihc iowlau,i>. IN the grove.
hy n. fences anywhere near growth of
hard wood trce>, there j. a lot OF leaves al
ready ari waiting 10 De gat cred for Use
iu thr -ta.les They make the very best
nf 'irter for any Kind of stock-iry. clean
.ltl warm. and better Siill. unlike sawda-t
'Gey possess intrinsic value OF tAem-clses.
f3F 'hsy make the very best Kind Of manure.
Yen know what leaf mold l. and how
r.yh r fu plant food. Wei. leaves mixed
wlih the cattle droFpiE=>. aud absorbing
tAt ut.ue Will make doHhlc valuable ma
furr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-09

The object in establishing this Institution
was TO attain the greatest perfection in tho
preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure . permanent place
where Families, Invalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
edies as each nigh, require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
DR.. Greene has been Phi sieian Of the Insti-
tuie since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years Few men have had 30
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene Ii in his hfty-k year
and has devoted his life 70 this branch Of his
profession. and his success, We believe is with
out parallel
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
pecial attention may be noticed Cancer. Scrof-
ula, Caiarrh, Bronchitis, Consum ption, Hear,
Disease. Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
Pepsis, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Faint Stomach, EryspelAs. White Swelling,
Salt Rheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, &c.
DR.. Greene's Medical Pamphlet, descrip-
tive Of diseases and their proper treatment. viii
BE- sent free to invalids.
Address. r. GREENE, NJ. D.,
"a Temple Place, Boston, Mass
August Is, 1871. iyear1
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agricultural.
Seasonable Suggestions.
PREPARE ron WINTER.

In time Of peace prepare for war" is
an old saving which is specially applicable
to the condition of Maine farmers at this
season. The harvesting is nearly finished,
and during these pleasant, almost Indian
summer days, it hchooves Us TO prepare
for winter by doing many of those num-
berlcss little chores about the farm and
buildings, which 30 much 20 to make life
pleasant and bearable during our long
dreary, cold season. There are many
things which must be left to do till the
latest frosts and cold weather i fairly upon
a., bat most all the Jobs may now be done
li any time. If il were possible for g farmer
t1 keep ahead OF his work instead of let
,Iug his work drive him, it would be much
better for his purse and his mind.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-09

In the first place-fuel. Nothing viii DO
-o much towards making pleasant home
and good Hatnred hou>ekcepcr A. keeping
good supply OF well prepared and dry.
trr wood au hand. How mmy farmers
even 10 This day and generation depends
upon green wood for use during the cold,
Nuiry weather, Il +, boss of tiulc,
ttanrt and fs.ftersp
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DRESS G GOD s,

A'raCrA.. rlp'iu- Dclnsne- Priui.. F1aan.t
"' nj AtnI.. >hsrtirs. Ai ths b., y bargain.
IieAinz'. priHnE- \ ano a..or,sp. q, u
Y o'isn-. and 20 .haft. ever, hing. that g.. to
steTk uest-,iAs- pRl GDpp~ STORE.
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BOOTS & SHOES

'ry"nd ip nptc r,rr offered herr bought or
ASH. ,. !. thr rnttr~ .inrk. tai 90 Nv sold 80,
A. 10 Live AuI tcJ i've
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-05
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 1, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Antwerp OBI, Eynon Liverpool
John q Dale.
steamship Malta (Br Mcdowell, Liverpool-C @ Franck-
lyn.
Steamship Moro Castle, Adams, Havana via Nassau
Atlantic Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship San Francisco. Reynolds Hamilton, Bermuda
w Webb
Steamship Ashland, Moore. Fernandina-Ja Hand.
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, Savannah-Lvlngston,
Steamship Saratoga, Couch Norfolk, City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Volunteer Howe Observation-Disclosures Steam
ship Co.
steamship piriso, johnson, porsland-J 2 Ames.
Steamsllp Nereus, 8earse Boston-H Dimock.
Bark Ncolay II Knudtzen (Nor), Petersen. Lisbon
Bark IVA SBrl. Letson, Maracaibo-M Maitland, Phelps
Co.
BARK Bradley, Nicholas Havana Ward Co.
Brig Gitner (Nor) Arup, Konigsberg-C Tobias 4 Co.
Brig Gaxeie, Cole, stockholm-Brstt Sou a Co.
Brig Maggie (Brl Wilson, Port Prnce-Brettr Son 4
Co.
Brig Clyte, Dow Caibarien-J Ward Co.
Schr Roena Arabell Newcomb, Eassau-BJ Weinberg
schr Morning Star (Br), Rawlings, Hamilton, Bermuda
schr u l. Marion. Wines. Jacksonville Brunt 4
Slaght
schr Lucia Aurchison, Jones, Wilmington nee Pow
ell
Schr Hampton. Fletcher, Baimore-wm Chalmers
Schr Sandy Point, Grant, Stockton, Me-R Buck.
Schr Chase, lngraham, Portland-H Brown ca
Schr Gregory, Thorndke, Boston-E Summers.
Schr Blackstone, Dickson, Providcnce-H W jackson
Co.
Schr saline Burton Palmer Stamford.
Steamer Vesper, Jones, wilmington, DEL
Steamer Anthracite, Green, Phladelpha-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-05

Enthusiasts Tweed Meeting in the Pour
teenfh Ward.
The Fourteenth Ward william N. Tweed Associa-
ton held its regular meeting at 400 Broome street
last night, the President Mr. Harry Cunningham In
the chair. The meeting was called to order Of q
quarter past eight by the President when Mr..
George Durae made an address, during the course
OF which he reviewed the objects or the the associa-
ton and the principles which 1t was Its province to
prmulgate.
A resolution was presented by MI. Benedict pledg-
ing support to Mr. Tweed q candidate for re-elec-
sion TO the Senatorship which was adopted unani
m0usly.
The President, Mr.. Harry Cunningham, was then
called upon for q speech. In response he said
among other things-ihis Is . hit, Q most tremen-
Mr.. Cunningham then made brief but pun
gent enumeration OF democratic principles and
hoped that every member OF the association would
feel himself personally bound 10 aid HIM by every
means In his power 10 secure the ultimate triumph
OF the party in the interests OF national liberty the
preservation peace and the spirit Of the constl-
tuition We know, he said, what we are dong to
night In the denomination OF our old Senator. We
have long useful ana honorable career to guide
US, and apart from our own feelings and looking
only upon the benefits that will arrive and the pre-
servation and good Of the party we be actuated
safely and above all doubt by our duty as American
CitlZepS.
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ST. CLEMENTS CHURCH. PalLADElp Ha. QUARREL.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4, is

PHILADELPHIA May 4, 1871.
The vestrymen OF ST. Clements Church here
having Yesterday dismissed the rector and ms assls
tant, the party OF the congregation favoring the
rector this morning filed bull In the Court OF
Common Pleas setting forth that there has been no
presentment whatever against the Rev. ii. G.
Patterson and the Rev. W. H.. N. Stewart,
nor have any charges whatever been made
against them upon which hearing has been allow ed
them The plaintiffs charge That the defendants are
not now nor were tbeyrat the time or their action
legal vestrymen OF ~. Clements and they tplantfs)
believe that defendants intend TO prevent by acts of
force the exercise Blythe Rector and hs assistant ofhe
functions Of their ONCE within St Clements church
The attempted dissolution OF connection between the
congregation and rector and assistant Is directly in
opposition to the wishes OF plaintiffs and OF the
gregaton. Hence the plaintiffs ask that their own
rights be asserted aud the defendants restrained by
special Injunction until hearing ana perpetual
thereafter from dissoirng the connection bctwe III
the rector and ms assistant and the congregation.
An Injunction restraining the defendants was IL
sued by Judge Ludlow to-day.
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Shipping NOten.

reported that line steamers direct from Now
York TO Italian ports will be established by foreign
CAPITAL and the Italian Ministry viii their Parliament
for subsidy In its support.
There to be little doubt the control Of
the suez Canal likely PASS from France England or
Russia The former has become Germany 10 utterly used
up that there seems nothing unreasonable
that she must abandon her position regard to the
Canal OF the other Powers England Russia alone arr
situated through their interests their pos,tion,
and purposes the East and their means OF offence to
the place Of crippled France Of the
Canal.
Marine Disasters.
BARE ELIZA AvELrNA (Br), before reported a, Boston
from Cardiff had strong variable winds A. in lat 4s
&c. lon Is 60 strong head gale sprung mp from wSw
midnight split foreopsal ship sw, hove to TN.
der lee clew of mantopsal at AM, wind NV, blowing
hurricane, with high sea- making clean breach over
the ship washing everything movable adrt IL AS was
boarded by heavy heaving ship nearly on her
beam ends, washing boats adr breaking boat BEAM car
ryng poop rail- washing the captain through the pilot
house into the cabin, whore he nearly drowned before
he could exrcae himself from the water and wreck
ser hoSs CABIN sna
In H. broke spanker BOOM earring and all attached over
board washed the man away from the Wheel washed John
and both were drowned, It beyond human power 10
save them 9onga Ter few hoars We should share the
4: W. hauled Nj stood hours and ss'S
BARE LAKEsrA tBr', Brown, from New Orleans for
the 18th Mt the ship struck BY hurricane the NV
throwing ship on beam ends After the
nothing remaining the ship In the but
jb, although everything well and furled
Finding ship would not lie TO WELL making clean
her we bent spar hawscr and hove n drag
that remained and bore up for Hsifax ~ " ''A'-s
scnR CATALINA Sylvester bouna South mackereling mt
Both ut while beating Nantucket Shoals was run lnto
by schr Annie Harper had bboom carried away head
rail and six top umDers broken buwarks stove anchor
broken, &c
ScHR MYERS. from Georgetown, DC, for Bridgeport
Ct which put into Norfolk April II with loss of foremas
completed repairs and sailed for destination Maya
Miscellaneous.
GOOD PAssA6E-schr John Manson, Captain Manson,
OF New Haven. reported yesterday having arrived Ant
werp from New Orleans, made the passage in - days.
Whalemen.
Cleared at New Bedford May schr Petre, Reed for At
lantc Ocean.
ship VIM McGilvery Nichols from Cardiff for Montevldeo
March TO- lat s. Ion before reported spoken March H.
no lat, &o.
Ship Ronochan Br), Scott from Liverpool for Pensacola
Bark Teuca, from New York for Galveston, April 49, no
lat. Ac.
Barn !. msTe, r Brown from Mobile for Queenstown,
BARI Walton q Edwards from casnArvon for Boston,
brig 1lkamaar lr), Thomas. from Pensacola for Monte
v1deo, April ", of Cape Florida
Brig Piccadiy tBrI Norris from Boston for Aaoa Bay,
March ~ Lat " NJ Ion WOlw
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THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH TROUBLES.

The Cheney Conference.-The Rev. Mr..
Cheney 10 be Dismissed from the Ministry.
CHICAGO May A. 1871.
The Ecclesiastical Court for the trial Of the Rev.
Mr. Cheney reassembied this morning. when it was
announced that the Court had agreed upon the fol-
lowing verdict
ssThat the SAID Rev. Charles Edward Cheney is
guilty on all The charges and specifications con-
tanned in the presentment and while, Presbyters
sitting judgment on the conduct OF another Pres
byter, we lind our duty an exceedingly painful one
we feel obliged TO state that in our opinion the
canonca and ecclesiastical sentence OF degradation
from the ministry Of the Church or God should be
pronounced upon hlm.n
The court then adjourned sine Die. II Is under
stood that sentence Will not be pronounced until q
week or more shall have elapsed.
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POLITICAL. INTELLIGENCE.


Tho DeMocrntic nIembcrs oil the Election
CemAitise Refuse 10 Serve-Doct oriug the
vo.e In Cheshire-Discovery Of m I'm
perant Error In the Erncld Returns- Eng
HAIRS Majority Over Jewell Reduced to
Three.
hARTroRD, May 4 1871.
fne Legislative Committee ON Canvass Of Votes
net ~ the State House to-day. Messrs. IngersOl,
seymour and Northrup, she democratic members Of
che committee, who xsked to be excused from
serving. were not present. although the House did
not vots 70 excuse them.
Evidence was taken In the Cheshire case. showing
ohat 2sS votes were counted Jewell and 2l6 for
English and SO declared and returned by the repub-
ncan moderator, while the democratic moderator
declared the vote, Jewel, 21o and English, 2l6 and
20 returned II, deductng twenty three votes from
the republican ticket on the ground that twenty
ahree names were informally registered. There was
no dispute ebout the count and no evidence to show
1or whom TIE twentytnree men voted; in fact 1t ap-
pears that only twenty-one OF them voted at all
All had been admitted electors and registered A
deduction OF twenty-three was made by the demo-
cratic presiding officer from all the republican can
adatcs.
The committee examined the votes In the ballot
COX at Enfield to-day, and found that one package
OF votes for the democratic state ticket which had
been called or 10 the talyman on election day as
SoHtdtuiuR ninety -SA Notts, Icdlf Out
seventy-six The mistake occurred by the manner
In which the figures endorsed on the package were
made. The "7'' was rounded at the top. so that,
turning the naures bottom side IN. 1t looked ike
sc" and looking al II in this way when calling 1t
on, The counter gave II to the tallyman as ninety
six This takes twenty from the total vote of
English. The committee will 60 TO New Haven on
Friday and should they ind no errors in the count
there the real vote, according to present develop
nents. would stand-Engisn, Al, 476; Jewell A. 473;
scattering, IL. As neither English nor Jewell, in
such case. has majority OF ali the votes cast the
Legislature will have to choose Governor by ballot.
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ARRIVALS.
PORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Colorado Br IysrpCO ADr 20 and
;S: sss.s. Spr = ~ NJ
IS aim Rsso,s CO.. boopS s1s "a a.
s.:.%:sS Liverpool April ls and
par fine Is BRITISH
a. ias ~ s' ion S Is s0s's 'S
s,s.m.hip Msisna tBr,. Bragg Liverpool April u and
y 70 sHd s
: Ss,s Id H sss y s .s:
ihsn ilEhi .oai6sry winds e March Apr had heavy
Pm aes1y e, es! = 'S %oss
With for lasting
~
:' sna s s
Mr. damage SINCE Apr 50 had winds and Gains The
s.5s Aaans sG Hem0u ~ With
10
had light winds and Gains
A s.sfaS 9 a''; .;a
e. 3 g n ss saa
T. sooa na Ssnn . the eI hull
coming on night could not get up 70 her. The anchored
Brig Emma Pitcairn tBr Bowen, Paysnndu 81 days. with
hides aad horns to Charles spence Covesse order
up the Gulf; from thence vars6e days north Of Hat
schr Isaac Rich tof saem,, Bryant, Harbor Island
ssir Lass Unssrh Bsracos days. with fr 70
resrssil Had fine we at :,.
asd s wns.
q as 1a Of H with
naval stores, 70 z9phar Mills
sehr JOS Baymore. Bird, Asxsnaria
s ssr s ! Fort, Fort Georgetosn, PC
River
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
HaSsa scS sa BRIDE % ssss G.raa via Vineyard
Brig Carrie Bertha tBr, soue Dublin drean via Fan
sshr Lyra lBT,, Holmes. wo!fvle, Ms, for New York.
sshr " Chandler 6Rr} Ps!t,s, Windsor MS. for New
with BE- wS Co. SS '0r New York.
sssr h ;saS OTasn: Sawn Fan kysr
schr Pavilion, Parker Misone Point New York. with
schr Beulah sharp, BaIer Providence for New YorS
schr Samuel Croker. Thrasher, Providence for New
schr Sarah Lavcrne Arnold Providence
schr Roanoke. Pierce, Newport for New York.
Schr Tyler, Pratt; Norwich for New York :
Schr Eda. Sammis, Huntington for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Drgo, Johnson New York for Portland
STEAMSHIP Nereus. Bcarse. New York for Boston.
wHITEsToNE. IL May 4-6PM
Those vessels which passed through He'll Gate evening
IN lower bay Tor harbor unable to proceed on oS
the prevalence Of heavy northwest past twenty
ing They viii probably get under way appearance OF
M sSme few vessels for the
islands above passed nwards under bare poles close
gale, with heavy rain. ~
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KENVUCKY DEMOCRACY IN COUNCIL.

Kentucky Democratic State Convention
Nomination or Onicers-The Party Plat
form--Universal Amnesty and Revenue Re-
form Demanded-Ssato Rights the Bulwark
Of Liberty-Ficrcc Arrangement oil the En-
ferccment Act.
FRANKFORT, May 4, 1871.
The Democratic State Convention, which assem-.
Died at this place yesterday, was largely attended,
and business was despatched with much interest
and spirit. The following gentlemen were nomi.
nated:-P H. Leslie for Governor; J. G. Carlisle, for
Lieutenant Governor; D. II. Smith, for Auditor; ].
W. Tate, for Treasurer; H. A. M. Henderson, Super.
intendent Of Public Instructions; F. A. Dawson,
Register Land once; John Rodman, Attorney
The following resolutions were adopted:-
The democratic party of Kentucky in convention
Sea sseamng the princpes announced BY the conven
Eio-Thai wise craftsmanship and patriotism re-
s:re universal an. ,n u Ds,l. amnesty mes
sSS0n o. the present mode OF raising the revenues by
enrich monopolies and certain and the speedy
so o, ys ~ which the burdens OF .aIaon will
may reach As The Treasury Ire nr.,. :,
through the States and we protest against every act by
which States deprived Of this Just constitutional
power and state tribunals their proper
necessary jurisdiction And ready join in ali law
Party power whereby sought 70 the state. OF Of
shts and TO concentrate all the power of the
Fou,swe endorse the address, recently issued by the
N acts BY which despotc powers are
conferred upon the President which, with the the
army and the suspension of the of
The power TO declare martial law call militia and
Invade the States without the request
legislature and other underlined means destroy the
the sovereignty of the States
Fyh.-kentucky unaerably opposed every form OF
wessness, whether committed under unconstiu
Gona enactments organized and pledge
selves as occasion may arise TO legal means
prevent the and to enacted such experience
may demonstrate TO be down the other
70 furnish protection to life liberty and property
Aows enacted by Legislature and administered by
courts.
The Convention adjourned at two O'Clock.
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BELOW.

Ship Plymouth Rock, Warner, Sc DAYS from London with
mdse, to Grnnell Minurn Co. Received pilot Cd inst
oil Montauk. from boat Hope, No IL
a. ship n 4 Gardper !Br, Journey, from London via
tauk, from boat NJ Williams No 10.
Bark Euclid BIT; Key, IS days from Charene tby pilot
boat q Bennett, No s..
Brig Glove Mario tab, Rallo, IS days from Palermo by
schr Marren, Reed, from Baracoa (by pilot boat
Bennett No o.
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THE PRESIDENTS FAMILY.

The Presidents Family on q Fishing Excur-
sion in Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, May A. 1871
Mrs. Grant, Miss Nellie Grant, Mrs. and Miss
Cooke, Mrs. ii. d. Cooke. OF Washington; Jay
Cooke, Jay Cooke. Jr., ana wife and few friends
left this morning for South Mountain. Carlisle,
on a dshiug excursion, TO be gone until Saturday.
President Grant will arrive Saturday and stay till
Monday.