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BoAsDMAs-Sov H. ls Csasle be. resieu 10 he q
PogghEeepse, duchess County Jsia CHADWICK ~ % Anares
Paberal On Friday 18th asst; 25o o'clock at Cusias,
COETu yssHsveo Coma Rober; Coz saaa,ts fiis
Couegs ass OF T. Rev DAVID Cce D. D. Of 'ha city,
GOETHE funeral services Robert Coz oil b st'eRd q, hs
Fselee Of Henry n Beers eai 20 Eh5 FoaIeall~ iHs
(Thursiay) afternoon a 3 o clock
cOLLAMORB-On Tuesday N0y. r. ic % Wet square
NJ Aehea. wife Of Gilman IOlamOra
P11ea services az Bapas Church, Forty atit seat
Fihhaye Fn1ay m0Falss next AZ II o.eloea ,
DAWsoS-On TUESDAY Nov. r. Wet F0ryh - Charles
Dlvson, IN the J7tH year Of als az. G..2S"
Dow-Saddeny The n6nng Of nov 10 a. Der un DR. r
Peuy's, "a Nit IFeaYnnh Florence T. Dow asei FeAt-
Fuuera AFTERNOON o'clock Friends invited sEoss grh
DTIYEE-Ou Monday lith nst az Hsoezs NILS Wesehesief
Ooanty n Duryee daughter Of the late Richard Dlee
CayrEyss will b. In waiting AZ Fort Qad = Depot 20 meet ne
O'clock Harlem train frog Ka59aab q TIaFy 6faius nov IA
GANs-on Tsesay sEes l2h inst AIDE eea.1 We y -
l. Gsns and III. fiIshtsf Of SAMUEL eaeer - W
Fstvss friends the family fes1eey invited 10 sc
the funeral from her ate n.ldePce No - East szassI,
THURSDAY moFnlHg At 10 o'clock
HAGCE-u WEDNESDAY D. at his residence Yves, Hoboken, T.
J. John Hague ESQ. in The 8lst year o. lie
His erds Eiwar BApte and James A.
Gilbert respectfully invited 20 attend bis funeral Sau-l os
inst at Il O'Clock His viii be Inferred 10 the aniq
ground Greenwood PAhsade-aye ears pas lie bcuse.
NcLEAS-ElIabsh william Mclean, IN tie 7l Of ssr
Thursday Inst, O'Clock Friends aad relatives 81 nc
family Ward and Rev AeIEler Mclean are nv'es
% attend
VAN VLRCK-Tud.v nov p Harry nla; " Robert
B. A. Van Week, agei month y DAYS
Rsnsius sl Dc taken Hudson, =. Y, for Hteraeal
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fFor other snip Ne'es see THIRD Page. ]
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Ciy q Linshes Brl Js~e.en Lsss'sl OF J" sa'
seashi9 Fsata DoaAe Philadelphia sh aa1 70 Lob
sa@slip Sac Jaenlo Ilsr sarsansA - , sbd pas 10 "
Sup Mount Rgy, wm,Th 'si from I,rDool o. via '.
SHIP ca saied oS BAIL DnsHaor Jay sA H'a 10
Bss Msn,ato lssrl BOY. osrA q a.y, ia ssllss
Bark WsstHa l0f Blaofel bsEy Bsenos Ags % fa5s, 10
B1iE 5asr sw~L wsL Stockholm "a d.y, says N.
Bar sss Asa CSsr) PAN. Liverpool . a,J, vita
BrS Isaac HoSiai Sf Booul RYDER Porto csbo Via or..
schr sea Bri hogan woods,oes. Mb Ga, days yss%
p.s Am, Mara tBr, Cole shui.- r. g. IS tsy, vii pIsg
selr Csoola 1Brj Roesiaa X. B.. S-' ia ssAus
selr pr,si,n Cole stqlss. y s. IS S,y;, ~sa sPiias
Schr Clara RanEn RanAia, St. John ~ b. v ~ lgaeer-
scHOosEEF-EivER AND cotfrslsr
G J. hT'essoa S,a. esIfoya sygh Prgyiee9s.
sipi1e Troriie-ce hlnon Btcon Providcnos.
L. A. BoarlmaH CaiaiA onw~rl. ''slsaIsa
JACOB Raymond, Nev-H.veu. 9 B Ea-ey yianih''sn-
Eo,. ina. Aa ss.- = n Norman. Por.iss. G.
uaes Joe Por,iaud O. 1h1s Norns, Nes Loadoa-
Hsnaah Wesfbroos. Portland v G.le, Arg9siA
Ala Do.ne iar"lch. l,,u,sr r.. A- s,,s,,
Grace CqsIiaE Gariluer BE ye95 . ~. e.. iia'oa
X J. Mersr, Providence hope ~ .eh.-A
EmPi4e, froyie4ce go A-'''~
BELOW.
Brig Adano QtAll Iaiaalo Antwerp 5sSt ? -lh ndss
SAILED.
pools lborEalisen sseitin san9sn @ Aa - -
SISO-SaadoTa. Hgh.. \. 81 clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PnovIDRvcE r L. Nov. l5AErVel seiueP Cy o. Ia'erHAs
CHARLEsroS s c. sov l3-ArrTei. bark storny Petrol. gA
e. Thomas Scsrs A r. Am Gom BALTIMORE D. Fa1sJ he@
SsyAsSAH O.. Nov I3Avd steamships salvador and Ash
lani NeW-York W5omug from PLAdePmA ge1rei .hl
Kaorisos for Genoa sailed steamships 4gl.B Tor Ss-Ioss 800
mole Bossoa brig Willie, Tor Bremen 49,. M, %
"A
SsS-Yor1i sais &. l.. Lane. 10 tays rou SesiorL
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fully maicousy. and corrupty refused 10 place ner
upon the list OF registered voters Whereby so
was deprived OF her right 70 vote" Inc ia tr
plaintiff dwells with much ind RnattOn upon So
officers assertion that she not entitled 70 W.
she not male citizen but woman, sinoe
the Constitution Of Missouri specifically decarer w
only such citizens OF the United States shall be
10 vote She protests against such decision anu
cares and maintain, that said provisions Of the Cos
tuition and registration law OF Missouri aforesaid aie
conflict with and rpuguant the Constitution OF inc
United states. which Is paramount 20 state anthoty
Mrs. Miners husband unitcs with her In tho complaint
and The sui promises % be an InterestIng one.
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VIRGINIA FOR GRANT.
NOED, Nov. 13.-Official returns from

AbIVIIIIV0'DI wv I"' O'|
iO1 counties cities, and towns give Greeley $50 majority
Unofficial returns from seven other counties give Grant
2Oss majority Only two counties have not been heard
nom These gave Wells, Republican. for Governor in
1852 $50 majority II these unofficial figures are not
materially changed, Grants majority in the state will be
about 1000.
There is a probability OF tie election Of Davis Demo
cratic candidate in the With Congress District The seat
will be contested by Thomas Administration on the
ground that number OF votes have been thrown in
Halifax County By the canyassers for some alleged IN
Formally.
The election Of Mr. Davis would make the Virginia
DELEGATION in the next Congress stand as follows:
Dat iltst ..,,
/ JGneS Z. Sencr. VI. Ihomas " hlteheau'
IT lanes W. PlqH VII. John 7. Harris
III A0tbIcr Smith. VIII. .Eppa HuntOn.
". Vim. II. IT, StOtreH tx. lees l. bowel
V Alexander NJ. Davis.
Conservatives, in Roman, 8; Administration men, IN
italics. 4.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY AT DIcErSsoNs. IN PARK
sAm-tiIo SOoa-a6lo 5p nL-5p hhDsh'-@
rpnMINEEr ARRIyALs

Rreroorf Houae-The Hon. Charles Francis Adams
r. Adams H. The Marquis q caoensbeuy England ~ nVy
bead of Phatepha " Rows n Dolon, Ardie8 9H
sfesnship Rascia...Flh drfnnf
Freeman Clarke Of Rochester the Ho9 hes o. !,
fs Isaac H Bromlsy of Hartford the Hon. OlHnA ntoN OF
syrscuse the Hen Henry ~ Bar9 Si
J. itenbnrgh 0f AlbanT, Ehtnr Wr. an Ut
Ho Iip n iev Of Eo~tor Wool Grsvod d Troy and kho e.
Cowhn Paris Htf0las Ho>t-EISoE EnxA OF -
Jtnes NJ Scovsl Of SewJersey, r. ~ Femeroy on DP S
Cen A. v KaBt1 e. 3 Army; Lieut. smmander IarA, " D
Ns~, srd ri NJ Ir7ne Of North Carolina. 6y Hori of hoa
ri a. ncsrsol Wa hing0n Greene smith ard Mr. r,5tl Ga
" ~ l. Anderson Of tncinnlh aal
rish Of Wilsebarre Penn. teasf Boae-Sen -
of York HO'si Col T. h. stanard OF S,
,be Hon j D. Brown Portland HsT0potaa h0et-oo
sbeu OF Bafao CsEon Of Phiaislph hgg1
Agassz 81 Cambrdre and Cot = " sn.i u
Tsrs 81 Jamss BoetThs Res. Edward nroso o. bllip -,
CLTredon HoDl-C0rnelias Roosevelt md HDorne l.
Eoree 4uor HopseThe Hon H. r. SrAgeatEe D. ~ " wv
necacu and John T. Drew, Washington
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PENNSYLVANIA.

WHAT THE OFFICIAL RETURNS WILL SHOW.
Notwithstanding the immense Administra-
ton majority in Pennsylvania, the vote for Grant, as
shown by the full returns from all but five Counties gen
eruly runs below his vote four years ago. During the
four years since 1868 the population Of Pennsylvania has
increased less than per cent The vote OF OCTOBER
"a compared with that Of October 1865 showed an in
crease Of only per cent and the official vote for
President will show that over onethrd Of the Democrats
took no part in the election.
The following table contains the reported official ma
iorlties of all the counties except Mexican:
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER a. 1872

extended over porio OF several years aud 70 amount
TO many thousands Of dollars Gov Booth and Commits
soner ROsened ara active their endesvors TO unearh
The frauds. Several vharnng collectors have already
been removed. The County Judge today charged inc
Grand Jury very strong language TO probe the matter
70 the bottom, and 10 DO satisfied Win puntshhe
the oasipaw thieves but 20 reach the principals
gardless Of wealth or social or political stanng EA
Mayor 5elfy Is foreman OF the Grand Jury, which - also
charged with the inye Cation OF affairs in the Sbef
Office particularly with reference ~ escape OK the
BrOtLcrtOn fOrgprs
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KENTUCKY.
THE LATEST RETURNS.

The vote of Kentucky reveals n state Of
feeling among the Democrats similar TO that in PENNEY
vania Full returns from p give Greeley 1875
votes against T9 for Leslie for Governor in the same
counties last year. . faningOf OF 2oS6i. Tie same
counties give Grant 6s96 against e6so Tor Harlan last
year an increase OF 127 Greeeys majority In tha u
upties l. 1919 There ZIG counties In the state
The returns complete enough 10 Ok the Congress
delegation with certainty.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN MISSOURI
A WOMAN SUES FOR $4,000 DAMAGES BECAUSE
SHE COULD NOT REGISTER.

Mrs Virginia Minor of st. Louis, Mo-, has
broueht sui for 10000 damages against an election
registration officer for refusing TO enroll her name as
voter She charges that the bard-heafted man wen
tnoWing that She as a citizen Of the United States ana
NJ the state OF Missouri resident aforesaid was then
and there entitled all the privileges and mmunities
OF citizenship chief which Is the elective tran
che and AZ SUCH entitled 10 be Registered IN order
TO exercise said privilege; yet nla~fully intending
contrring and designing to deprive the plant OF GAIA
franchise privilege thea and there KNOWINGLY VAL
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Use Renne'. ruiu-Kulins Magic OIL FOR RA'ar.sa''a-


,ppor GODoARD-oa TuesaY Nov r. BY the R. Rev. b n
Smith william G.. Abbot Of NorSb, Coa0 % h'se oa-is- 'I
laughter Of the soe g. GODDARD, esq. o. NeE-torA
Tseay evening Hoy r. lgrs Reformed
Church Washington square, BIZ Rev NJ y ali..l y y a
Ati.o1 Earle lsehtnon4 y r A9-sua AAs
daughter o the Hon Abraham lent
Richmond, Va, pagers please copy
ERBDOs THURSDAY Ort o. ~ sisrens Memorial Chsrrh
Naritovoe ~ the Rev c. B. ereEs W. Abr ~ ms "'
Ne~Y.rs . Misa Mary Reed daughter q Hon Seorg tee
yArL-HgAD-u New Wetnesiay Nov - 90 ~ ths
Rev z r Booth D. D. Clare Vsl y Blifsio@n y j. "As
Mary A sol. daughter Of the late z y Mead Ne cAEla
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IN The BOSTON FTIlE
HrRR1xGs FAEREL, No. Isl Broadway, New-Y0rk.
Herring's Patent Safe just recovered from
the ruins contents preserved 10 splendid condition
Boston, Nov. Is, ls72 CocHNo~ER x SofEs.
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TEXAS ELECTION.
A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.

GALVESTON. Nov 13.-The Democratic ma
ority in 70 counties is s7J. II is generally conceded
that tho Democrats have elected all the Congressman
aud have majority both branches OF the Lesslare.
Austin has about IOOO-maority for Permanent Capital
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rrNNrssrE EnR GREELEY

NASHVILLE, Nov. 13.-Rerurns, official and
reported from all bat few counties IN Tennessee give
Greeley 900 majority and Brown for Governor 1850
The Congress delegation stands Republicans and
h1ee De1npcrats Boh branches Of the Lezsatn'' arc
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PASSENGERS ARRLEED.

PROM sAvAEEAH--Ia ssams,ip SIN Jroinfo Soy "a y ~
saier, = J. Martin, A. seyea, ". Tsccr W. g. safs
PaEer JIss Gmy g. n hrhur, % p. EE ads a.Ezrst Dosa
Arthur Dodf. Ana Dodl. Fzneis DID,, Sarah Dod.
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REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE" are the
effects Of Llmpl0ugs Pyreuc saline ia Preventing ana
Curing Smallpox, Feyers and sSin Disease. 5pceials
refreshing ana luylgoratng. Sold By al chemists, and
the Maker. ll3 HOlborn-hli, london.
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A sEvERE STORM IN MAINE.

BANGOR, Nov. 13.-A severe gale began blow
ing here at II yesterday and ragged throughout the
night with great fury The schooner seraDh was blown
ashore and carried away her rudder posts II 10 re-
uorted that twO or three others are ashore below An
unfinished house in Genbar was completely demolished
AUGUSTA. nov l3.-The Bennebec River has been
rising RAPIDLY during the afternoon ard evening The
wharyes are covered No damage has as yet heen re-
ported. The water is still rising.
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THE UEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT

OFFICE or THE CnIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WssH-SCT0v u. C.. Thursday, Nov. IA a. n.y.
SBI0Dsis fDr The Bast fUenul-fOtT hour. .
Tie barometer fallen, with soutleasterly 10 north
ea-rery winds. threatening weather ana rain on the
lower lakcs cloudy weather sOuteasterly winds over
the New-England and Middle States.
In the south Atlantic and Gull States southcasteriy
TO sOuth-wosCrly winds and partly CLOUDY weather M
the Northwest thence 10 Lake Huron aud tbe ONO
Valley n0rh-westery winds and clearing weather, with
occasional and rain, prevail.
Probabilities.
The barometer viii rise IN the northwest, with north
westerly winds and light snow hut cold clearing weather
extending TO Michigan and the lower OHIO Valley; in
tLc Gulf ana South Atlantic States nOrtl-westery to
soUth-wcstcrly winds clear weather.
On the lower lakes clearing weather by the ~ NJ WIN
rain aud uOrh-wcst winds extending 70 West virginia
In New-Eugaud and the Middle States south-easferiy
and eas:ery winds and threatening weather and rain.
Warning signals ordered continued ut Duluth,
Chicago. Milwaukee, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, BdIIlO, Rochester, and O5WegO.
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Persons interested in the safe-keeping or
vauAbes or nsuTng in safe companies. are directed
to the eighth page OF this issue Of TIE IluhC Sc
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scs - ss8e4 % ~ sod eloeEz md tpfns
lower he principal tuTsrs skDent. 1909 bead
ssNEP seafy for bat grades receipts 2o bead ss fsir 70
good At - 2SOS+ Is
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THE INDIANA LEGISLATURE ORGANIZED.
sENAToR MoRroN RENoMINATED IN CAUCUs.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 13-The Legislature or
ganzed at O'Clock this afternoon by the election Of the
Hon. VIM. K Edwards Sneaker Of the House a2d the
Hon. G. " Friedley President OF the Senate. AL the
Republican caucus nominees were chosen In both
branches The Governors message will be delivered to-
morrow.
lOp m-The Republican caucus Of the Lecisature, to-
night unanimously nominated Senator Mort Oh for re-
election
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CATTLE MARKETS.

.s,1 % good Cherokcos sold ca FOOD choice native steers
Is IS common good bateeu cows % Ss 90 ia shipments
Ieoo heal. ,... -, -, ,...,.,, attn. A.t .s,lss.
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AsAN FRANCISCO HARBoR MASTERS RING.

SAs FRANCIsCO. Nov. 13.-Great interest IL
felt ou the subject Of the alleged frauds Ia the office OF
te state HafLOr Coouiss0Ders WHICH 40 sad ~ have
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For nan and beag. po.hnr pull RESSEs MAGc orA
~ rrrven,ing r rurirg tempu md for as affecting sorS2
All Ulcers a. ea az healthy glHalsH0a k's ay saoh Ass
/ toru
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II I"N0 NI|"I'-'1'7 ''''' -
%; Grant,s maIority. I.lO7.
sARAroGA couNrY-[Oficiall.
In iee7 s1ratoga county eayo seYmour 5'20di OF
64cc; Grants majority. 1870.



64cC; Grants majority, 1870.
COLUMBIA COUNTY-IOnicial.]
HUDSON. Nov. l3.-Ihe following Is the OIL
cll vote OF Columbia County declared today by tne
Board Of CauvFsssrs: Parker COZ DouElds 5,432i
Herman 6flg; Btx, $50; Drpcw CLIO; Robinson 6,iyj
Hu bard. tIf4; 7ruut, 5,494; Brooks, 6lbJi Dt'coi
$40; Cox. t.!y5, Iremain, 500 RcpIesehiauVe III
CorgrCss, NtII.h DlsuC-WhlichOuse, 5eC3i heJ.naD,
57ss. Members OF Assembly, Ist Dlstrc tlieuJanih
Iliy Q)omJ GOO majority; I'D DHTiot-Miton d.
T1mpkiu- m-m.i, 53f majority There were 40 votes
cas- in this county Tor O'C0nor and Adams.
ONOEDAGA COUNTY-lOnclall
SYRACUSE. Nov. 15.-Grant, 12,1Oji Greeley,
s75f; Dix. 1859; Herman. 1871 Room-on 2'ltsi D.
pow. lOOJt; stroud, l2,H9i huD1did, Ssgi pf'Fo''
lA7iT; Brooks, 1905. ,.,-
ALLEGANY CouNTY-[O ficiIl.]
PHILLIPsYLLT, y. Y, Nov. 15.-Llectors-
Grant 6iI0; Greeley, @5,l. GOFern1I-D1' ol-- Aer-
C,YrGA COUNTY-[O hicial.l
AUBURN, =. l., Nov. 13.-Ihe following IS
tLe oUical vote Oh CNua C0unty Grant, fS9S, Gree
ley, 47s2; Dix. 1853; Herman, 1913
ToNIPKIYs COUNTY-LOticial.l
Grant, 43l3; Greeley, 3,3JS; DIX, ADJ, her-
nan. ala Tltmain. ici Cox 3,5j5; pats Rep, ior
Cgngtcss irons the EXViIth Distinct, az "a. jority
BEOOME COUNTY-LOhciGl
The canvass of the electoral ticket gives
Gran. 4.G lu9Iorty. The qIbcnaiorai ticket Was not
c-ura~-.4i
MONROE COUNrY-I0ficial.
Grant, 1903 Greeley. o269; DIX. 12.si4
KeFRau, a.551.
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Hale HORSE AND HALE Man

For a first Dress or Business HAT 90
direct he manufacturer, BsPEAscHEp 10 Nh'A-s-
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Visit F.. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
O9c. Broaiw,v ae OF Booue ~ haaeh -
s1 Broiy dresses .sap aclies ac feathe gloves e. se<a
ulalT cleaned coats psatt, rests cleaned hke new
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DIED

Al Notices Of Marriages must be endorsed 'eiiA All
name aud address
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.-.. HALF HORSE AND HALF MAN.
Rheumatism SxeHnEs sud Kind n iesh bone 90
sels imsnt lpon beast Il euri BY CfN LNNESF-
nvsi wonderfh discovery Of aucent and modera Times
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THANKSGIVING Among the good things fns
which disposed give thanks toe kooI Masr s = "eaus
mems Iats sous e people patrunle KNoK No. ~ Bslsa
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ammo moemenAl
-
Irritation of scalp-BURSETr's CocoAISE cures.
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
,,,,.rncv-At a meeting Of the NORTH


p,vsr presDytery, yesterday certificates Of dismissal
,,.re, granted to the Rev. Dr. Wm' I. sproD' ior
"a Ssars pastor OF the First Presbyterian Church
ana so~merly Chaplain at West Point; TO the Bey
$500 Z Bishop, pastor OF Calvary Presbyterian
9sb and the Rev. Henry j. Acker pastor OF the
church at Pleasant Valley N II tae
s Ian CbnTch TlN following we're named as Dommls,
sonefs to the Genera Assembly; SnsteIs r. IIe %
High and Falls and H. W smueT OF ETse western
COM Protestant Episcopal Of the Diocese 81
york held session al Sc. Georges ChnreIf $500 ~
is,h prt,sr ~ Nevr-York esding and missionary
meeting Was largely attended IN the evening"
WHITE PLArNs-At meeting OF the Boar on SUPER F
v,s,rs + NJ CARPENTER was elected SDaIm5h' =; r.
fobnson Clerk aud c. T.. Pink Page. -; . q :, v.
Isnbert whose store recently IoAna On ny IT, IA tA
acaS we're sent 20 ia await tue action OF the 0lah1
g pa, an tbe charge oil arson in the hrst degree
STATEN ISLAND.
RIcuMoND.-The sureties OF Peter ;. Wendle,
,.t, comfy Treasurer have paid TO the Sheriff i5ls w.
lire amount OF his deficit
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5peeial Noiifss

5peelal Noiifes
Caution.
LEA PERKINS
wORCESTERsaIRs sACCs
Ba,sn OF tbs ssaa- 20 avoid ils nae' ooaniefs
and in tations offered for sale
JOHN DUSCASS, SONS Sss-Y0rk,
Axvnts or ne Uuited Ststsa
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The WorSilt7yfenes's Prstssufe yasa.
redress % asas
a,sp wernfwomeu koashsd TkACt2fS
COPTIsFs, rRADgsw0hkS CLERKS. ke, spptst %
ob,slns npoTmea Wsas vha
bsSn e0s BY zEsn necss.ay All res q e.lst.
FIre In,araace Informal furnished 70 Pocybosss
b. r. j. TEMPLE, IS9 BrOs4Nay.
Poss-Oare Noteerhe Europe durns ihs end
ing SATURDAY S0y. ~ 1872 s oose Ills efe on EDNBsDAr
at 10 n THURSDAY at II aal SATURDAY e; II nd
Iirm 2. H. JONES Postms5ter.
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NETWORK.
RENssELAER CoUNrY-[Ohicial. ]

The vote Of Albany County IN lscs was, seym
1850 Grant. l2137; seymour's majority. 1.oIJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-14

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PISsraI on FrA,, 18th as at a:Jo o'clock at Cusa,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-02-15
Died Suddenly OF Heart Disease.

How common is the announcement.
Thousands are suddenly swept into eter-
nifty by this fatal malady. This disease
generally has its origin in impure blood
Allied with irritating, poisonous mate
rails, which, circulating through the
heart, irritatos its delicate tissues.
Though the irritation may at first be
only slight, producing little palpitation
or irregular action, yet by and by the
disease becomes firmly seated, and in
flamation, or hypertrophy, or thickening
OF the lining membrane OF tho valves, is
produced. How wise to give early at
tention to a case of this kind. Unnatu-
lal throbbing or pain in the region of the
heart should admonish one that all is not
right, and if you would preserve il from
further disease, you must help it to beat
rightly by the use of such remedy as
shall remove the cause OF the troubles
Use DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry before the disease has become too
seated, and it will, by its great blood
purifying and wonderful regulating pro-
perties, effect q perfect cure. It con-
tains medicinal properties which act
specifically upon the tissues of the heart,
bringing about healthy action. Sold
by first-class Druggists. ISL