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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
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(Oppesits Revere House) BOSTON.
TIME Trustees of this Institution take plea.
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Army, Vice-President of Columbia College of
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This Institution now publishes the popular
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body Medical Institute.
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N. B.-Dr. II, may be- consulted in strictest
confidence on all diseases requiring skin, secre-
AND CERTAIN RELIEF.
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will give one thousand dollars reward
for any case of the following diseases, which
the Medical Faculty have pronounced incurable,
that DR.. Richaus Golden Remedies will not cure
Or. Richaus Golden BAsam No. !, will cure
Syphilis in its primary and secondary stages,
such as old Ulcers. liberated Sore Throat, Sore
Eyes, Skin Eruptions& Soreness of the Scad,
graduating disease and mercury thoroughly.
DR.. Rchau's Golden Balsam No. 2, will cure the
third stages and defy those who suffer from
such diseases to obtain radical cure without
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the patients from eating and drinking what they
like Price of either No. or 2: IS per bottle or
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DR.. Richavs Golden Antidote, safe and rad
ical cure for Gonorrhea, Gravel and all Urinary
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DR.. Richans Golden Elixir d'Amour, a radical
cure tor General Debility in old or young, i'm
parting energy to those who have led a life OF
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uine without the name ofDr. Richaus Golden
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blown in Glass of bottles.
Address,
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Bryan's Life Invigorator.


For all arrangements of the Urinary organs 1t
gives
LIFE, HEALTH AND STRENGTH,
to all vino use it and follow my directions. 1t
never fails to remove Nervous Debility, Impo-
tency or want Of Power, and all weaknesses
arising from indiscreton, resulting in loss of
memory, unpleasant dreams, weak nerves, head
ache, nervous trembling, general lassitude,
dimness of vision, flushing OF the skin, which
if neglected, will surely lead on to Insanity or
consumption. When the system is once affect
ed, it will not recover without help. 1t must be
invigorated and strengthened, to enable the
sufferer to fulfil the duties of life
This medicine has been tested for many years
and it is warranted a certain CURE, no matter
how bad the case may be, Hundreds Of GER
tfcates can be ahawn,
Price one Dollar per bottle, or six battles for five
Dollars.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Ii You cannot procure it send statement of
your case and enclose the money to BRYAN &
Co., GA Cedar street, New York, and it will be
sent you. On receipt of Five Dollars, bottle
nearly equal to seven small will be sent to any
express Office in the United States, charges
paid.
Private circulars sent free on application. Zen
close stamp.) le9eod .w249-ly
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ONT DAILY TRANSCRIPT. APRIL II, 1869
TIE VERMONT
Life Insurance Company,
BURLINGTON, VT.
Otce-Peck's Buitdings, College street

OMce-PecNs Buitctings, College street
rINHIS Company having comp eted its organi-
i cation is now fully prepared to issue all
kinds of Life and Endowment Holicies.
Policyholdcrs participate in the profits of the
Company. Dividends declared and paid annual
ly after the first year.
Liberal arrangements made with fist class
canvassers.
DIRECTORS.
Torrey l.. Wales, Attorney& Judge Probate.
Lemue b. platt Manufacturer
Samuel Huntington, Merchant.
James A. Shedd, Merchant
Russell s. Taft. President.
Rodney $. Wires, Gen. ms Agent
Nathaniel Parker Pres Burlington Gas Co.
j. u. Hatch William Street
Geo. I. Edmunds, L. =. Senator.
Omr A. Dodge, Pres. LIST Natl Bank, Bur-
lington.
+. c. Kennedy Manager Burlington
Wooden Mills.
Lawrence Barnes, Lumber Dealer.
OFFICERS,
Russell y, Taft President.
Rodney s. Wires, Vice President.
Warren Gibbs, Secretary.
Samuel w Thayer, NJ d.. Medical Counsel
SID. p. GATES, Agent, st. Adams.
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FLOUR.

The best brands constantly on hand. .A.so
Graham and Buckwhcat Flour, Rye and Corn
Neal
Finally if you want anything in the line of
good groceries, the place to buy them is at
BARNES Il CROWL,EY'S.
Cash paid for all kinds of Country Produce
Goods sold at wholesale at the lowest possible
figure.
2l3 BARNES Il CROWLEY.
49, ", %, ga "N"' st. Adams Vt.
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CROCkERY !
CR0CKERY!

have just received large lot of first and
second quality of Stone and China Ware, com.
prising two New and Elegant Patterns called
''Gen. Grant" Patterns. Also large stock of
Cutlery, Glass and Stone Ware. which offer for
sale cheap. Please call aud soc uefore purchas-
ing elsewhere.
At the old Farrar Block one door north of
George II. Farrars.
p. @. SKINNER.
st. Abans, Oct 9th, 1866. 1S6-tf
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of the distinguished Tribe of Shoshonees, CO.
lumbia Territory, is now for sale in the Union,
VNHIS all possessing great Indian Remedy is
i warranted, and in broad and emphatic Ian
guage, We can safely say, may be relied upon
10 make permanent cure of all diseases of the
Throat Lungs, Liver, Kidneys Digestive Or
gans, &c, os well as Scrofua, the various Skin
DISEASES, Humors, and all diseases arising
from lmpurity OF the Blood, except the third
stage Of Consumption.
In Canada. where this great remedy has been
III use for short time, it has indeed effected
some OF the most marvellous cures in the anals
OF historical medicine. Such being the case, in
addition to its former renown in Columbia Ter
ritory, we defy humanity to dispute the fact
that this, the great hhoshonees Remedy, is the
Remedy of Remedies of the 10th Century, and
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suf
fering humanity.
Price of the Kennedy, in large Pints, $3.50.
Manufactured by DR.. Young Bros, at Sy-
racuse, NY.
For sale at st. Adams. VT, by Greene
q Nichols, II. Brainerd, and all Drug
gists. 63-ly
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which will be discussed by sections until completed.
No new members have JET appeared. Mr.. Gar
field Ia the permanent Chairman Of the sub-com-
mittee having active charge of the matter under
consideration and viii assisted BY Messrs. Wink
inson and Haldeman.
Cornell Gewett's Transatlantic Cable Scheme.
William Cornell Jewett to-day had an Interview
with the PresIdeat the subject OF his franchise
from the Netherlands government FOR cahIe from
New York to the Hague, the oojecr being 70 give
our government an opportunity II IL SO despes to
unite the establishment OF the line on the bcsIs OF
strict reciprocity. From what took place to-day It
Il probable tnat a definite answer Will be made
to hs proposition.
The Farraas,t Prize Case.
In the matter o. the F8rragut Porter prize ard
bounty cases Il. NJ Cornns, special counsel for the
government, 1led this morang q general demurrer,
which raises the question OF the right OF the navy te
claim any prize or bounty for captures made at New
Or eans and also the question whether the Court
can entertain Jurisdiction these cases 50 far az the
government ia concerned. They viii come up for
argument next week.
Consul for the Grand Duchy of Uesse.
The President has recognized Carl Augusta Chrts-
tan Dusenberg as Consul for the Grand Duchy OF
Aesse at San Francisco
Collecting the Tax on Distilled Spirits.
Hon. Leonard Myers, OF Pennsylvania intends at
IN early day at the session OF Congress to INTRO
duoe bill changing the present syStem Of collect
Ing the tax on distilled spirits and levytug 10 en-
trey upon the capacity OF the dssilery. lie tue
arst 70 present this plan several years ago. when
the Darling investigating committee ana stn insists
that the gross generalization OF the present system
shows that some such change in the law is needed.
He contends not only that It will increase the reve-
nues from this source, but VIII remove the semp.a-
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that these were not written by him. that 10 proper,
but aot such conversations.
The Commissioner believed IL but fair to let 1t In,
and the preferred testimony was admitted. MI.
Johnson continued. He heard that conversation
about September 1885, at the ONCE, 100 Pearl street.
partment that all drawback claims must be died
before November J. and would like TO pass them
through their firm name to accommodate him;
there were returns made.
Judge Quackenboss What did Mulligan say to
you was 10 be done with the papers received from
washngtonY
Judge Pierrepont-Is this to be admittedf
me commemorative Mulligan SAID TO Cald-
Wen or Caldwell to Muligan is admissible but not
Wnat either OF them said TO third parties.
Mr.. Johnson-Caldwell came to the office and con-
veIsea WIN Muligan about cla ms; they sat on one
sde OF double desk; Caldwell dictated to Muiiigan
ana the latter was writing from Caldwellis dicta-
tion witness saw Mulligan write about 1000 times,
and Is familiar with bis handwriting; the signature
s'W. richards, 10 the afidavt shown--tthe one pub
lished In the HERALD last Sundayl-is not Multi.
gan ., one evening Mulgan SAID TO witness IN case
Caldwell, as they belong TO him.
on crossexaminat0n, by Mr.. Pierrepont, the wit
ness Identified the endorsements on the Treasury
draft for $685. TO be IN Mulganis handwriting, as
also the ning OF the blanks in the body OF the
'Rchardsn af1idavit; that witness had share in
the money and didn't know where 1t went.
Judge Quackenboss then said that they had hume
rous afildavits as to Mugan's handwriting and as
TO character and reputation for integrity and asked
for an adjournment, which was granted and the
case also set down for next wednesday. When the
case OF
JAMES CALDWELL
was called by Commissioner Osborn, General VIII
liam Anthem, the attorney OF the defendant, said
that they preferred this case to stand over until all
the other drawback cases should have been con-
clnded. IL Is believed that the evidence TO be
brought out in these Will show that Mr. James Cald-
well had retired from the Arm OF R. B. Caldwell Il
co. before the inception OF these alleged fraudulent
practices Judge Pierrepont thought the counsel
mistaken since, although 1t be true that his client
retired from the nrm. yet for some months he acted
with them while these FRAUDS were going on. The
case was, however. postponed.
NEW INDICTMENTS.
The United States Grand Jury yesterday agreed on
several true bills. and indicted number OF persons
charged with cOmp icity to defraud the government
These indictments Will be brought into court at its
next session, either this morning or Monday.
Among the indicted parties, it ID said occurs also
prominently the name or Mr.. Samuel I. Blatchford.
In regard to this gentleman q rumor was current
yesterday forenoon, around the United states Court
House building, that he had been arrested In the
morning. No confirmation OF the report was had
however later In the day. and 1t was dlsbelieved IN
the once Of the District Attorney.
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partial trial. me evidence seemed TO leave no doubt
upon the minds OF the jury that you were guilty OF
suffer the extreme penalty OF the law. with no
no more deliberatlon than any other case
involving the life Of q fellow creature would seem
to demand, they pronounced you guilty,
and returned "a part OF their Verdict that
you should suffer death by hanging. 1t only remains
Tor the Court to perform the painful duty Of pro-
nouncIng the sentence OF the law and OF deteruan-
ing the brief period which, under the law. can be
OF the Court Is that you, Daniel Walsh. be taken
hence to the county jail OF this county, and that
you be there confined until the time OF your
execution on Friday, the 10th day Of December, A.
ID. 1859, and that on that day. between the hours OF
ten O'Clock In the morning and I'VE O'Clock IN the
afternoon, within the walls OF said county JAIL or
within yard or enclosure adjoining the same, yo0
be hanged by the neck until you are dead.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Title to Property Couascated and Sold by the
Confederate Government-Duties and Linbil.
tiles Of Factors.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1869.
No. 243. Wilaians B, Knor, Plata,tlD in Error, u.s.
Phebe G. Lee and Hasband-Error to the Circuit
court tor the Western District or 7eras.-Prior to
the rebellion Mrs. Lee, resident Of Pennsylvania
owned flock OF sheep In Texas, which were under
charge OF the shepherd and agent one Elliott. who
was in charge or them ct the time OF the rebellion.
Under the Sequestration act Of the Confederate
States OF August, 1861, the sheep were seized and
Sonhsca:ed "a, as sh ,e, property Of an alien en-,
at the ae ae s a ha ecqss Rne4 ahs
plaintiff IN error, purchased the mock at
$40 s7h each, Confederate money. After the
and her husband brought this suit against Knox to
recover damages for the alleged unlawful taking of
the confscation and sale conferred no title what
ever on Knox the purchaser or upon any one know
ing the source from which the title was derived.
Under this instruction the verdict was for the plain
tits, and Knox appeals from the judgment entered
thereon and now CLAIMS that the Confederate States
were de facto government with acknowledged
belgerent rights ana being sucn, having seized,
Q means or war, the property In question and con-
scated 1t. the sale under the decree OF confscaon
passed valid title to the purchaser. The defend
ants In error maintain the view Of the court below.
The case was submitted on the printed points.
plaintiGs in error; John A. Wills for defendants.
No; 251. Ashaei Avts,corth, Plaintiff IN Error. %.
o ne bstrct or aaiannParrer aua o S9s
the factors OF Aylsworth in divers transactions
In wool and pork they doing business ut Chicago
and he residing at Attica, Ind. misunderstanding
arising In respect to an alleged claim by the factors
Tor bniance due them they brought acmon to
eral issue and claim OF set on The trial resulted
IN favor OF the factors and Aylsworth appeals aeg
ing that the firm did not do their duty In respect to
his orders and that the Court below erred In its
rulings on the admission of evidence and In ia
instructions TO the jury and on these points the
is submitted on the printed brief OF plaintiff in
error, died by Mcssrs buchanan, Mcdonald and
Koch, the defendants In error noG appearing.
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Daniel Walsh to suffer the Penalty OF Death
December 10.

From the Chicago Tribune, Nov III
Judge Porter Yesterday took up the motions for
new trial IN the cases OF the convicts OF the present
term OF Inc superior Court. The first case taken up
was OF Daniel Walsh convicted Of the murder OF his
the Jury TO be pnnished by death. He was brought
in by the Sheriff shortly after ten O'Clock.
Mr.. z. g. Assay made motion In his behalf Tor a
his motion upon the admission as evidence OF the
dying declaration in writing, contendng it was
tnadmsssable because there was no opportunity Of
cross-examinatiop. He also objected TO the form OF
oath used presenter to The jurors when they were
elected to try the prisoner contending that the oath
should have been, under the statute, the common
law oath.
The Court overruled the motion. As TO the dynu
declaration, he thought IL was properly admitted:
the party who had received 1t placed in writing each
word the woman said, then repeated 1t to her word
by word and she repeated the words after him. Ii
was then signed by her and Witnessed. on the trial
the only objection made 70 its admission was that
the death was at TOO remote period from the date
taken.
AS to the form OF the oath the Court held that it Is
the one perhaps, universally IN uee IN this Stateat
least always used in this conrt an objection had
been made at the time the Conrt wouid have admin
lstered the oath that he was used to; but no ebiec
ton was lnterp0sed. The Court did not, personally
Ike the form OF the oath; 1t Is too much Ike the
form or oath administered In the case OF a pro.
mssory note for ten dollars.
Mr. Reed stated that II was expressly decided In
Breese that the oath is mere matter 81 form and
that II no exception Is taken 10 it Of the tune no
error can he assigned on IL.
me Court had no doubt there was no error 10 it.
t.iHoukh NC uAu uOt tHiHk " Whs Tile appropriate
form, because the statute says that the trial shall
proceed according to the course Of the common law
unless changed He thought the common law was
that there ought to be triers Of the jury.
Daniel Walsh. having now stood up
The COurt-fIave you anything TO CAV, Daniel
Walsh, why sentence should not now he passed upon
your
Waish-i would Ike to have new trial on 1t.
The C0nrt-Well, your counsel have that matter in
charge. They have made q notion which hgs been
overruled. They may intend to do something ftirther
in the matter. You were indicted for the CRIME or
murder In taking the life of Rose walsh on the 7th
day OF September last, In this city. The jury by
your counsel and am satisfied that all the facts OF
y0Sr case hch could tend to your advantage were
fully laid before them. In every respect, far
am permitted to Judge. yeu have had fag spQ I'm.
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DESTRUCTION or THE SKATING RINK At CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Nov. 10 10

CHICAGO, Nov 19 $780,
The wabash Avenue RINK, on the corner Of
wabash avenue and Jackson street, was crushed to
the earth tonight About eight inches Of snow was
on the roof. The walls were built of brick. about
twenty leet nigh, with an arched roof. The build
ing was 100 feet front on WABASH avenue ana los
i i on jackson street. The rink was DESTROYED
lhree years ago and immediately repuilt
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recent letter from General Banks states that he
will leave his return to the United States on the
2lst Of the present month.
Vice President Coifax will arrive in this city
early next week. 1t Is understood he WIN visit Erie
Pa, en- route here,
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rest. There was no snch shipper as II. c. Holman.
The afdavits OF shipping were all signed In blank
they were printed blanks-and when claim was TO
be made out X. H. Caldwell took any blank afncayit
10 which q signature was appended out OF the
drawer and nlled II up TO suit the case.
Judge Pierrepont remarked that the three cases
presented gave true insight into the nature OF
these claims and there was no need OF presenting
any more He had seventyeight In all sent MN
from Washington, ali OF q similar character, bnt
they would only be cumulative TO the evidence now
In, and he would stop with those ne had already
submitted He repeated the admission ne nau pre-
viously made tnat THESE papers bad on Their lace al
the evidences OF regularity IN 30 ar as tue sigma
tufes, superscriptlons, seals ana certincauons Dy
revenue officers were concerned, and he would say
that II 1t can be shown that Mr.. Howard IN ms
official capacity did honestly pass them, ne would
examination OF tine witness korn. HIS claims were
passed and paid la the summer OF 1866 lie recoi-
lected that on one occasion X. u. Caldwell nad d
number or similar drawback claims, with when ne
went 10 washington one evening. X. b. CaiaWen
told witness that Howard had written he tCaluWel)
should present these claims personally to the Com
missioner who would refer them at once to Howard.
Upon his cross-exainination py MI BUCK tue VIII
ness repeated his assertion that there no such
shipper II. @. Holman; Charles II. Squires brought
whole bundle OF blank afldavits, signed IN blank,
and Unassigned ii. @. Homan-was one OF them; X
b. Caldwell Co. collecting honest well as dis.
honest claims but very few OF the former; Howard
received ten per cent on these claims; the witness
checked It of on the book as paid him; did SO by
order OF r. Il. Caldwell; witness made probably.
over one hundred such entries The name OF a. IL.
Butterneld 10 the anidavlt 10 in Caidwelis hand
writing.
The next witness for the prosecution was John O.
R. Wilson-Knows X. Il. Caldwell, John S. Caldwell,
James Caldwell ana the firm OF X. b. Caldwell h
Co.; knows william H. Whlmster and william j.
Korn; Is personally acquainted with the combination
OF these parties 10 get money out OF the governments
was in the combination himself. Here Judge
Pierrepont submitted TO the witness the following
check
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Dr. DlgOlow,

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nov II Chicago tAas ca b entirely
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yvas syetom. dia0guriue your fae.
An1 b6dy, baDlar6 deesfo1ins ron
happiness and fnture prospects oflift
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