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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE
NOVItey Clothes Wringer.

Nothing, except the Sewing Machine, has ever been
INV MED which much relieves tie labor of the house
ID az me y ringer But Ill usefulness DO not end
mere ne aging Of c'otriEr is mu"n greater i'm
ooriatcr- u Is often remarked that articles oi hre
iture, last twice long when wEUNG NringeT
when wfuuG by hand. The NOvELrT has e. g-wl eis
~ both ends. The rslis are allowed 10 separate
freely At either end These, besides other dvaHts
81 ch ~ cona ipS Z" be INDISPENSABLE prsct
cal 'vfi'gei .-f'er York IaGspfad
Novelty WrinSer Ia become an in
diT rs7'e i0s-i'urjo IN rnnu~ands Of families. Ana
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EasN Or EEA

Absolute Divorces legally obtained ia New-fo'N
ndana illinois agJ other States or personsirpn nv
tale country, lssai everyvhefei dSseitioi drunk
e "a ess of-siIu,rt snfic csn~e pub cfty
10 charge divorce H. obtained- Advice free.
Address, IopkE y hl II eH"SoN-
CaunseioTs at Law,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-06

Fossil RfAArys rs CALWoRNIA.-Tne S2a
Francisco BuHe,4 II July 5.h Las tia tol-
lowing
Fossil REMI>s DISCOVERED w lille pros
pcctin. in one If the deep ravincz formed by
streams flowing from Stockton Canon. Dr.
J.. q Yates and DR.. Allen Of Ccnusville
Discovered Jhc FOSSIL remains Of % mast0iOn
It's measurement is as follows From front
OF Jaw to the back Of last mOlGr teeth,
inches, width Of jaw at angles, L inches
Width Of Jaw midway between front and
rear. Ij inches depth Of jaw from The crown
Of m0.lr teeth, = inches ; thickness Jf Jaw.
9 inches Tins specimen exhibits, in q
marked degree, the peculiar process OF the
shedding and replacement Of the m9lar teeth.
In the ma-rJdJu, all RE grinders succeed,
like true molars, uJriz ,atl.ly, from behind
forward In the jaw here mentioned, a part
Of one set Of teeth have just been shed, an
other set are in place, and another set deyel-
opel in the jaw, ready to replace others
when shed The iaw is one Of the finest
ever discovered In California.
Dr. Alien mentioned above is well known
il this vicinity, being a son Of Harvey Al
len, Esd, and formerly living on the farm
now owned BY L. a. ChtndIer. The wife Of
Dr.. Alien was also a Berlin lady-the daugh-
ter of Harvey Johnston Esq, Of that town
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The county fair will be held at Barton, Sep
TENDER 9th and It'll. There is 80 be a horse
trot and btlOon ascension the 9Th.
man named Powers was fatally wound
ed at Salem, a few days since, by an ak which
glanced from a tree he was telling, striking
him in the neck and severIng his windpipe
md JuSuiar vein. Raising mis- hand to his
throat, he exclaimed = | am a dead man,
but | want TO see my wife and child before
die, but after running a few rods dropped
to the ground from loss Of blood and almost
Instantly expired.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Mr.. J. II. Faulkner. of Rutland, the re-
firing Superintendent Of the Harlem Exten-
sion road, received an elegant gold watch
and manin chain, costing $3.50, on Fri.
dty evening last, from the employees of that
road.
Four men waylaid d. Iiemmcnway Of
Shrewsbury, as he was driving along the
Grafton road Saturday evening, and a fter
beating him until he was inscnsiole. stole
four cases of boots and lot Of groceries from
the wagon.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Chester is still excited ON account OF two
suits for sand or. " hich have been brought
by prominent citizens.
The annual address before the Windsor
County Agricultural Society, during It's APP
preaching fair viii be delivered by Hon.
Benjamin II. Steele, who has lately become
a citizen Of Hartand.
Sharon has bad luck with its milldams and
the inhabitants are now IN doubt when they
may change their diet from :. hulled corn :
to - hominy.'
Henry II. Thomas. Esq, Of the finn o.
Thomas, Thornton IS Kendall. of Felchvllle,
and member Of the Legislature from the town
OF Reading, died on Friday after an illness
OF four weeks, mt the age Of thirty-fye lie
leaves a widow and four children
+. l.. Hoisingson On Wednesday morning
caught without iuiuring him a snow white
wOodchuck on the farm of l.. r. Elston. in
the south part Of Woodstock The one
caught had a nate.
Some very fine blocks have been recently
taken from the s0apst3ne quarry of Rev.
J lseph Freeman, near his house AZ Pr1ctors-
vile II is Thought it viii soon be % very
valuable property
Eli Barnum of Chester has n po.ato field
Of one hundred and tive ucres- With an
ordinary crop OF a hundred and fifty bushels
to the acre, this field viii yield 1880
bushels
\ little child of John Perkins OF Bridge
water. was poisoned recently BY drinking
water in which 1y paper had been soaked,
but las since recovered.
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sure TO Ou sell au ~ er published Pr
-uectus Uooss are ready, ami territory will be
awarded fu reliable agents on early Applicant ~.
Terms libtrs., spriy to =. q. FORD q Co. -
Pars Place =. r, + Brouf-ld 81, 30 ton. Mass.
OF : % 81 Ats -. thlc1er. IN. Fk56W4
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earn which) to marry him. The girls pa
rents were cruel, and thcrcupon the loving
couple eloped last Sunday, while the old
J folks were at church, and went to Plainfield,
hoping there to be joined in wedock But
French had forgotten that Clerks certif-
cate was necessary prelimi nary to a we'd
! ding, and the preacher wouldn't see it, .
| and Johnny couldn't see it, and the lovely
| Dinah ''didn't see it." Another preacher,
and yet another was sought, bat they were
not in marrying mood, if the maiden was !;
and all because that certificate was not forth
coming. Finally an officer and the girls
father made their appearance, and the girl
was taken home, after some pretty energetic
demonstrations that if she could have her
way in the matter she "wouldn't 90 home
till morning.
THE VERMONT MurCAL---The forty fourth
annual port of the Vt.Mutual Fire Insurance
Company has full and clear statement Of
receipts, expenditures, incidental expenses,
ami losses. TIE Company issued last year
5 $50 policies msuriug property to the
amount Of s. ,j5I ,863, receiving premium
notes amounting TO S79G A %, making the
capital of the Company at the present time,
SO ,3S7 ,Ij0.3j. The tables show that the
amount at risk is S37 ,OI3, 484 In the first
class, consisting of dwellings, sheds, barns
and contents, the losses and expenses for
twcnty-six years ending August l, 1871,
were S7G7, 73G. %, and the receipts from
that class were 500 ,44O.3T. Ia other
words, the receipts from dwellings and farm
property have thus far been 500 29j. 50 less
than their share Of the losses and expenses.
In the other four classes, dcnominated . haz-
ardous,' including stores factories, taverns,
&c, 3,lS3 policies arc in force, covering
S7,ISG, 308. The receipts for the twenty
six years ending August /, 1871, from these
four classes, were $40 .34I.4I, and the
losses and expenses were @73s, 800 .GS. The
hazardous classes have thus more than paid
for cir share of losses. and for the deficit
on the first class. No less than POI losses
were settled last year, amounting TO 3lO4,
79O.s2, ard assessments amounting to three
per cent were laid, raising 500, 652 GO.
The receipts Of the year lack but few dol
lars Of $40 900 and the expenses were
SI2, The new office, land and furniture,
cost $4,000 Tie Company is under the
old and very careful management, as follows
Daniel Baldwin, President Timothy p
Redheli, Vice President Charles Dewey
Secretary James I. Thurston Treasurer
Dlrect0rs.-W Washington County, Daniel
Baldwin, Timothy p. Redheld. Era-tus $.
Camp, Jamcs T. Ihurston, Charles Dewey
Orange County, b W bartholomew Ben
nngt5n County, John Y Hall Lamoile
County, w. II Il. Bingham Kindham
County. &. w Wyman Ch.ttenden County.
AlouzJ W. Allen Orleans County. \. J
Dodge Windsor County James a Pollard
Franklin County. y. j simpson, Essex
County, Charles Chase, Grand I-le County,
Orange Phelps CALEDONIA G unity, j. ;. Il.
Weeks Rutland county, Henry Porter
Addison County, W. g. Sprasuc
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a PROFITABLE BUSINESS +!

Intelligent, active men or won q, Young old, San
nav % ea-ant largely paving snr' oyment by taking
IN As-Icy iur Al Town in Ga = 70. tyr
The LOng-LOOked for Masterpi-ce-Thr
CrOwning work OF his life.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-06

The Orleans County court commenced It's
sesaion last Wednesday. Judge Redheld pre-
sides
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
CIVIL NOTES.

,r,,;tad States Circuit Court yesterday,
~ -" - ,be National Filtering OH Company agt.
IN 'he o@so " Company Judge Batcbford give decis-
the Arec The nlantf's pateut for coal oil pump,
ION shsl.>iie .inS ethe usual ipiunction and account
Tho General Term of the Court of Common
.,,nposed Of Chief-Justice Daily, and Judges Rob
- aud Iarremore has amended Rule V, 70 read: In
,s other than from the District Courts, the parties
deiyer five copies OF the printed papers and points
81 tbc Cerk AZ the commencement Of the argument"
Josepb Rotham, in November, 1868, insured a
antitv OF cotton stored in building the Straw
herry Hnl Plantation, Beaufort District South Carolina,
. M peekman Fire Insurance Company OF this city, for
q sao I'm December 1868, the whole was destroyed by
a. AS the Company refuse 70 pay tho pobey, DIT;
ptbs brought suit yesterday, before Judge Jones ana
4 iery, and recovered $oSl O~
Elias Ponyert sues Adolph Godfrey to re-
.over for demurrage. Tie commander OF the Ponyert
vhsre he was not 10 remain over As hours. Upon his
,r civil war had broken in SPAN. aud there was
a. means 81 teccrdphirg The vessel was detained Is
dvs and POuver brings suit IN the Court OF Co-
mon Pleas 70 recover for the demurage Case stul on
Surrogate Hutchings heard additional testi-
uoay Yesterday the matter OF the will Of Catharne
Fy bv wlchthe state Of the estatrix bequeathed
70 her lawyer H. Allen. Mrs Merriam, sister OF the tes-
ttrix contests the will on the ground Of the mental In
anscty OF the deceased and the undue influence Of the
prop0ent Several witnesses tshed for the proponent
that the deceased sane, although possessing certain
eeeentrcites Deborah Johnson TESTIFIED that she nad
Heard the esatrix number of times that Mrs Mer-
riam had more money than she know how 10 use; ana
that would OF hers she would leaVe IL 10
M Allen, OF whom she always spoke IN terms or com
HeQdatlOu,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
CRIMINAL COuRT2.

AT the jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
Rs Stsn,eu Of No. 30 hast Tenths committed to sssAhg
sr ne worh S. from Joseph II. Tbes Of No 50 Pnnee-si
Patrick Colbert charged with smuggling /, ,000cigars
& nj. r on the steamer o Mexico he'd. YESTERDAY, in
- m bah b7 Commissioner Shields To await the action Of The Grand
Jurf.
In the Court of General Sessions, before Judge
Bsdrd YESTERDAY John Tkr yicted Of keeping dsoId
hoes No $50 GreeHvicbs The Juigc seriecng him 70 one
Tess uprsnmeu stand committed Until be bDe o. sEJ
al, m The authorities determined brest tbese establish
already large number Of these cases on the
rBdsr which would preference and In Of conviction
,e accused 0ud the u case llGIn
seu pleaded guilty grand larceny and seni to the State Prison
foI i0tr yeAns
In the Court Of Special Sessions, before judges
B.hng shaDe YESTERDAY Charles hclermon aud john Spen
ssndug Morris frounHer fned $5 each holna CsiAo
asssslrg John WIN fined So. .Jus Smith stealing silver
om No. 45 Eddge ST. Penieuuary siI
ssrsb Robr assautirg Daniel Eilnger months
ArA Win stealing oahing from Henrefa Knapp s1 months
james oagh aaug Albert {. YOUrg 6nel S25 GusEye Lens
Trr counterysne Praucs W Wolfe Penteutay four
Burns ASSURING James H. Lewis colOTe four months
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
~, Hogan william H. Watkins Of Nc. $50 South SiIthSt Brootn
vas erne charge Of stealing IS coupons Of railroad bonds from
e oeee in the Chemical Bank Budng has been
arrest that IN addition 70 the 10 oou
rc be $40 Legeuder notes two kne Railroad
pols S65 g. eght T. : Bono coupons worth ten ST
fon and Te Haue Railroad worth SS 10 ~
Toledo Wabah Railroad coupons worth Jos 81 AMI t"o OsSeg
5sS committed for trial. in esfAs' Of ss'
kal
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
nrsAsrToUs FIRE TN BEEKMAN-sr.

A fire occurred early yesterday on the third
floor OF the vestory building No. Beekman-st The
three upper floors were seriously damaged and the
lower flooded The FIRST floor basement, and
subcear, occupied by Fernald sisse dealers in
hardware. Loss stock by water s5oOo insured for
s5l, 500 by tho following companies:
Of Hartford Sl00N Ameroan sprngfed Of eprnr-
tee sas sSOce, Providence Of Providence L. $500 United
Stats $5oOO; Seenry 5000; Pheuir Hartford e OO, Hartford
Of Hartford S7ONi Jefferson s20O Norh British Mercantile
<Ni tebharit sS0pVi Rehef S5,0D1
The second floor was occupied by Chas r. spauldng,
dealer tn paper loss " 600 insured. The front Of the
thlrd hoor was occupied by ]. j. Parsons. blank book
manufacturer; loss on stock q 0oo insured for that
amount by the Franklin Company OF Philadelphia. The
rear OF the third floor and the whole of the fouth were
occupied by John Hogan Co., hthographers loss on
stock $780, insured for sio5OO by the following COM
panes:
independent Of Boston sRcO; Peoples s2oo Merchants eo;
e5da -
The hfth floor was occupied by Thomas p. Dawley,
printer loss goo; not insured. The machinery In the
building owned by J. II. sanborn. and was damaged
$1,000 insured for s., 500 by the Security Company The
building was damaged q 200; insured. The origin OF the
fire Ia unknown.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
nFCTsIOES--MIY 4.

S,,,,,-D, Court CRarabers-Bv Judge lngraham.-
sneT agt smith-Alovanoe Of $500 Hood ,g Eswh1dmMo
Of term motion Muller hg AIers
Men Granted Premier ag Fauk-AOton Granted Cornell Az
l-aoon rau;ed sg Prank-Noton granled koesc
- N0t on grautd Hamilton agt Bsys-Meu0n gTanel
T,e al CoEes-Moion rnnted Roster sgt Damely-houen
s,rtd Klein sgt Dressel.-Aoi0n granted ,,
By jade Cardo5oAlu 1g GdhAoton denied 70 vaea'e WIZ
$40 rs 10 bds event Hutchns CAne-lnqoe opened -
o. AAs cent Goscb The American and Mexican Iaroao
arsur-Modon denied. Mcguire Egt smith gTsnie
Marin Court Part by Judge Shea.-klng agt.
Gr,sJuicent the plaintiff for s7 aud costs with 80 allow
spee Horn AIT O'BIel.-DscontuneL - . r, a,
pat JEv Jnag Aner-Cohen art BlseE-JudgDert 10y the
,rpf m SJ With sE sloSsnce lhe smon aAns
&C. os or AT Clase-JugHent for TIE plaintiff oi s34| -
aRdoo With = Is allowance %, ,,.-. L.. a..
pgrf IBv Juge GroSCak sg Stewsrt-JudgDfnf ior tne
.rtr for with - allowance sehNarS ss
Ex,rer-Iscont sned with 10 coss to the osienisnt
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
THE JAPANESE GOVERNOR IN wALLsT.

THE JAPANESE GOVERNOR IN WALLsT.
Gov. Ito, the Assistant Treasurer Of the
japanese Government, visited wallst yesterday, at
tended By two three members OF hs suite lie looked
into the Long Room Of the stock Exchange, while bus
at its hight and spent much time at tae Sub
Treasury Assay Office, Clearing House. and other places
OF financial interest He expressed great admiration Of
the monetary and general business systems Of this coun
tUy He has ordered from prominent bank en-
craving company the plates for issue OF Japanese
currency in the same general style that Of American
notes. He especially approves the decimal system OF
computation and states that upon his return home he
win recommend It's adoption there.
Gov. Ito educated in England, and speaks English
with facility. He manfess much interest In the colleges
and schools whore young japanese are studying and
proposes visit them all before his departure He an
avowed adnirer OF American institutions compared
with those OF England which he has thoroughly studied
Tie Japanese entertained number OF guests at dinner
at the Westminster Hotel last evening and afterward
left for Boston, to remain a few days.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
psSSENC EPS ARRIVED.

PROM LIyERPOoL-In steamship Colorado, Ma tMrs Isabella
Thomas Mn L. sanford James Duncan Mr. William Block
T. H. Gaurh Mr. Robert G. Day. hr W b. heeker Mr. 4 b
Neeker Geo T. Smith, Mr. Walter ksadae MI aud hrS WI
Lams and infant Miss WInamS
FROM LIVBRPoOL-n steamship France MAY 3-Mr and Mn n
Bane ed and Nm Kendall and children MI
John Davis Nj and Mrs William Dow and children M and Mr.
Cohen Mr. and Mira CLARK. Mrs AbrahsD
hrs ClGsa Ma Conrad Fox Mrs NJ Darkp M Mary Sor9e
0GormAn Miss II. K Hale Mr. James Kemp Mr. John
j. A. Apply Mr Thos J. Green Mr.. J. E.
Powers Prof Rey M X Z. Fsrthrs Nj g. H. Gsu, " teI
HoigeS
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
n,u,qFs FOR THE DEATH OF HUSBAND.

uarv Owens. widow OF James Owens prougn.
80, .,-,nst the Steam Derrick company III 'no
q Cnpty Circuit Court to recover 5000 aan%Ss ,S,s
kss e injuries received by her husband on the lU,s
70" "t Of August 1852 the floating derrick E. K Collins ms wa' a'
DAY " ,or on the East River hosting out 'ne ln'-
~ s;no-, - he steamship vicksburg. THIS oerros
,bo property of the defendants aud manage xcysman
., Ir,es owens was in their employ a. ~, leVcI with
sno JAN tnery was hoisted cut ot The hou shont n
,Se deck OF the vcksburg, rope & TSn SderricS Instead
BEGAN 10 give way The captain =, & The machinery, di-
peesed that another rope be fastened & S1ck owens and
this could be ScnG M was taken TO the hospital aSa
from his injuries IN aD0hl pSrcns would not have Oc
claimed tat as o GSslH Ssn very wsatasr at sne III time
nd also tSai the injuries he roer fastepings about
own negligence in NOT lawns undertook TO hoist 1t The
,ury awarded plAiutn Sl'e"
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY, MAY S
No Steamship Mails
SlTvIRDLY NAV a

No Steamfhlp MsIk = =
SATURDAY MAY g.
for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship City
Washington vm Pier No IS close at the PosoHec at 20
A n; A. Station A. IL u D. 9:l0 m. Supplementary Mai,
for paid only made up PI No IS N r. and closed at lao
= Steamship ssih at p . -,
IAN letters deposited in Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage
Mails German Bremen, steamship DoDsu sails
oofT al the POst-Oce IT II at
ll25 d, l:O5 No Supplementary Mail Steam
ship sails at p. m. ,,.
Mails for ay per steamship City Of Port win he sent
,bog this date. Steamship sails from Empire Stores BoOsn
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05

,,,ars behalf 20 the bad character OF the de1eh59
toe aSomas King, tho reputsd father OF ms r"u ss
snts. s An associate of the defendant at one oi t
MIS- Sta S~ saoors Michael Ashway, ana MIS-. Sut"g'
on the side Of the defense to cruelty e snu cnc
JON w w the testimony. judge; MeCunn gran'e" '"e "
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRn, Thursday, May 4. is

NEw-YoRR, Thursday, May T. 1871.
The transactions at the Exchange to-day were
limited in amount. James NJ Miller sold house and lot
on Forty east Of secondave under direction
OF n Jarvis referee Muller wilkins Co. sold io' io'
with buildings, fences &c. known as the saint george
Cricket Ground. located on Grand-ave.' Lincoln ana
Charless,s and UuIon.pace. Jersey City Gate Hudson
Ctyl The whole property was sold and brought fair
prices. Details OF sale will be found below,
The first suburban sale OF the season Is tnat hnocsu
by johnson Miller at Rutherfurd Park New Jersey 70
take place the ground, on Tuesday next Inc sa.e
will embrace 1885 lots The sale IL by order OF one OF ~
on the grounds. Extensive arrangements have been
made for excursion, including lunch 1l.kets ana
maps OF the property he Obtained at the oce OF the
suctioneers, No IS Nassanst.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BY JAMES ". MILLER
3sory hict building and lot 4ds' s. cf 2eAve y" o
New-York tribune., 1871-05-05
Summer Retreats.

A YOJ'NG LADY, having a PLEASANT
~ H0wH In one Of hsshesi Lhssu County Gem
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