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TERMN.-S3 a year Of - numbers, and only $3.50 in
clubs OF ten This quarters thirteen numbers sent FREE
as offered above Our club inducements 1871
piecedented Specimens premium lists 6c sent free to
all forming cubs,-and a live cubagnt in every
town. Address
DID. 7. MOORE, Al Park Row, y. Y.
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Gents Hem Stitched
Handkerchief, Gents
Silk Handkerchief,
Shirt Fronts, Suspend
ers, Neck Ties, Paper
Collars, D o G Skin
Gloves. Buck Gloves,
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Bleached Cottons,
Dwight's Linen Finish,
Cottons, Black and
Gold mixed Repel-
lants, Beavers, Doe
s kins, Broadcloths,
CaSsimeres, CorSets,
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
BEST AMERICAN WEEKLY!

The Rural in its 2st year is not only the largest
best and cheapest but by far the largest circulating jour
nal Of its class in the world National in character ably
.-L.Ln- .--.ll.- .IL.at-atnl .1.l thn
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Are now opening large and attractive stock of
Dry Goods, comprising all the varieties of the
season. They have the
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"A va - Ia : 'fGAsE E-b.
Fifteen Minutes Private Conversation with Married
Ladies by one of heruuuer. Sent free for two stamps
Address Mrs.. II. EIETZGER Hanover Pa
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p n. IATRD.

MANUFACTURER of Granite Monuments.
NJ All kinds of Granite work done equally as
well as on Marble. st. Johnsbury, vt.
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PRINTED AND EMBOSSED SKIRTS

Dress Buttons, Reticules. Lunch
Baskets, Shawls, Velveteens,
Hoop Skirts, Cashmere Scaris,
Linen Collars, Lace Collars,
Linen Cuffs, Crochet Edgings,
Hamburg Edgings, Silk Billings,
Magic Raffiing, Brown Cottons,
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Boston Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND NEDroaD.
For the WeeL Ending Wednesday, Nov. o 1870

Amount "l STOCK al market
r7tt', >l-v S1o'.s Hags. l,.f..
This week 500 i54z7 --3 $500
Last week solo Hos 900 -uul
Last Year. Soy. H.I5yr- 1874. $40 GiNo
Pr!Ces3
BEUyr~- tNtr.t4ual SI251aI3o1 Per leo Ib- On he
FIRST dn. ll'oai22j total weight Of
second flo. "walle1 hide taliuW and
Third dp. Iu1a $50 dressed beef
\ few choice western steers.
Light animals, bulls. 49,. >-0Ha-.uU
b. tag live Weight. From ~H.o1g.-I i-- per Zoo Its
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FARM AT AUCTION.
The subscriber will sell at public auction on
TUESDA Y NO VENEER 22d, 1870,

at O'Clock P. NJ, the farm known as the Geo.
r. Richards farm in Brownington. lying on the
Lake Road leading from Charleston to Wilough-
by Lake. consisting of about 20 acres of land.
WIN. TWoMBLY, Guardian.
Bloomington, Oct. 81. 1870. 43w2
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Crockery, Glass Goblets, Tumb
lers, Glass Tea Sets, Paper
Hangings, Paper Curtains, Oh
Window Shades, Wood. Saws
Cast Steel Shovels, Hoes, Ma
nure Forks, Spades, Sleigh Bells
Cattle Ties, Cattle Cards
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H ats, Caps, Mems
C ord e 2 a n Jackets,
VI G n 5 UnderShirts,
Mems Drawers, Lap
Robes, Horse Blankets,
White Bed Blankets,
Manchester Quilts,
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Pimento, Pepper, Ginger, Cassia,
Cloves, Nutmegs, Indigo. Raisins,
Citron, English Currants, Fine
Cut Chewing Tobacco, Navy
Tobacco, Dwight's Skies, Eure-
ka Smoking Tobacco, Snuff,
whole Java Coffee, roasted and
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THOROUGH TONIC 6 sTOMaCHlC.


Dodd's Nervine Is not a new medicine. but has
been before the public for the last fifteen years.
l. compounded from the best and purest drugs.
Contains no Opium, Strycbnine or Mercury in
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and permanent cure OF all forms of
NERVOUS DISEASES,
Coughs, colds. fevers, aGues, billiousness, con-
stipation, diarTh9a, neuralgia, female weakness
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palpitation, restlessness, dizziness, chlldren's
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DODD'S NERVINE
is a complete specific for sleeplessness. 1t
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that good sleep is better than all medicine. And
all folks that CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS should
use this :ruly wonderful medicine.
DODD'S NERVINE
is one of the best remedies ever employed in the
cure of the numerous and troublesome ailments
known as female complaints.
FOR wHoOPING COUGH,
Dodd's Nervne is administered with unexam-
pied success. Mothers, remember this and save
your little ones the agony of most distressing
complaint. 1t also works admirably in measles,
bringing out the rash well and leaving the bow
els free and healthful. For the diseases which
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more instant or grateful relief. Remember it
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LOOK OUT FOR COLDS.
II is proverbial that people treat cold land the
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THE NY. METHODIST,
An EIGIGT PAGE XXEEKIY,

Nov in its Eleventh year, publishes sermons, serial
story for the family chidrens story every week,
dist writers and others Foreign and Domestic coTTesp0n
dtnce fun departments Of religious and secular inte
gence Price $50 year. Liberal premiums or cash
commissions To canvasseTs Subscriptions commence at
any time. For specimen enclose two cent stamp TO
prepay postage. Address THE METHODIST ia Nassau
s., Y y
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Boys Boots, Copper Toed Shoes,
Mems and Women's Rubbers
Mems a nd Women Arctics,
Mems Beaver Oyercoats, Boys
Overcoats, Mems Sacks, Frocks,
PANTS A n D Y E S I S,
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Bed Ticking, Blue and
Brown Denim, kero-
sene Lanterns, O il
Lanterns, Lamp Chin
neys, Kerosene icks,
Candle Wicking, a
large assortment of
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General Land Agency TOR Oregon and flashing
ton Territory.
ESTABLISHED July 1868.
Will attend to the purchase and sale of Real
Estate in all parts of this State and Washington
Territory.
large amount ofPortland City property for
sale.
10000 Acres of cf JIce Farming Lands of ev-
cry description TO- sale, situated in different
parts ofthis state.
Any communications addressed to us inquir-
ing about the Resources of Oregon, price of
land. &C., will receive immediate attention.
Best of references can be given. Address
STITZEL & UPTON,
so Letter Box H, Portland, Oregon.
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HOTEL and EARM FOB SALE.

In So. Walden, Caledonia Co, VII. NJ. Brad
lords Hotel, formerly known as the harrington
Stand, with farm connected. Tte hotel does a
good business. The farm consists of $50 acres of
land under good cultivation, well watered with
the best OF water, large sugar orchard-can tap
1900 trees. This stand is within one mile of the
Lamoille Valley railroad now building through
this town. Stock and produce to go with farm
if desired. For particulars inquire of
J. NJ. BRADFORD.
So. Walden. Vt. Nov. |, 1870. 44tl
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etc.

We still continue to exchange our goods for all
kinds of Barter at CASH PRICES, and will pay
Cash for Butter. Our low prices cannot be beat.
Barton, Oct. II, 1870.
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Horse Brushes, Curry
Combs, Wheel Heads,
Meat Cutters, Apple
Pearers, Coffee Mills,
Steel Traps, Bed Cord
Clothes Lines, Coil
Rope, Strap Hinges,
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Barn Door Rollers,
Butcher Knives, Table
Cutlery, Whips, Whip
I.ashes, Umbrellas. ak
es, Ak Handles. Nails
Mirrors, Saleratus, So
d a Cream Tartar,
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ID o n Il F A / l.
CALLING AT SKINNER & DREW'S.

We returned Market with stock goods
opened in Barton. We have on hand
Scotch Pads Corded Prints Ginghans, OPP
Alpacca British Lus- era Flannes, Shifting
ters, Empress Cloths, Fannels. ga and A
Poplins, Mohars, all wool White Elan
Black Silks, English nes, Shaker Flannes,
Satteens, Black AIpac- Salisbury White Elan
cas- all WoolD elaines, nes, White Linen,
White Cambrics Lawns Bril-
ians, Diaper Linen Linen Ia
BILE Covers, Linen, Table Dam
ask, Napkins Towels Ladies
Hem Stitched Handkerchief
Ladies Cord Hanokerchiefs,
Ladies' Tucked Handkerchief,
Gents Hem Stitched Buck Mittens, Ladies
Handkerchieh Gents Ladies Berlin Lined
Silk Handkerchief, Gloves, White Kids,
Shirt Fronts Suspend Black Kids, assorted
ers Neck Ties, Paper Colored Kids, White
Collars, D og Skin Cotton Hose Fleeced
Gloves Buck Gloves, lined Cotton Hose,
Plain Ribbed Merino Hose,
Ladies White Merino Vests
Ladies White Merino Drawers,
Dress Braids, Alpaca Braids,
Twist, Sewing Silks, Hadley
Spool Cotton Dexter Knitting
COTTONS NUBIAS,
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Trunks, Valises, R. R.
Bags, Ladies' Button
Boots, Ladies Balmo-
raj Boots, Ladies Con-
gress Boots, Ladies
Slippers, Mems Thick
Boots & Rubber Boots,
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H ats, Caps, Mems Bed Ticking, Blue and
ord Q a n Jackets, Brown Denim kero-
Undershrts, Lanterns, o /
Mems Drawers, Lap Lanterns Lamp Chin
Robes Horse Blankets, Kerosene Wicks,
White Bed Blankets. Candle Wicking
Manchester Quilts. large of
Crockery Glass Gobe Tumb-
ers Glass Tea Sets Paper
Hangings Paper Curtains Oil
Window Shades, Wood, Saws,
Cast Steel Shovels Hoes, Ma
Forks Spades Sleigh Bells,
Cattle Ties, Cattle Cards,
Horse Brushes. Curry Barn Door Rollers,
Combs Wheel Heads, Butcher Knives Table
Cutters Apple Cutlery, Whips. Whip
Peares Coffee Mills Iashe Umbrellas
Steel Traps Bed Cord, SAX Handles, Nails
Clothes Lines, Coil Mirrors, Saleratus, So
Rope Strap Hinges da, Cream Tartar
Pimento Pepper, Ginger, Cassia,
Cloves, Nutmegs, Indigo. Raisins,
Ctron English Curran Fine
Cut Chewing Tobacco Navy
Tobacco Dwghts Sizes Eure-
ka Smoking Tobacco, Snuff,
whole Coffee, roasted
ground Coffee Brown Gnuated Sugar Powdered Sugar. Crushed
Gherks Starch Rice Soaps Kerosene OIL Candles and
fine Salt,
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Boston Wholesale Produce Market.

Corrected Tor the Standard every friday, by
BALLOU, HIBBARD & FRYE,
Jobbing and Commission Dealers in
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD,
EGGS, BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &C.,
81 Faneuil Hall Square, Boston.
Vermont Rutfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPY-
WHAT OUR NETHERLANDS SQUADRON DOES
NOT DO.

WHAT DIR MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON DOES
NOT DO
To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Mr.. William Cullen Bryant in volume
of Letters from East" just they
we're written in s53speaks thus OF neglect on the part
Of our naval abroad, which TO this DAY
remains unremedied:
80, sometimes asked By American, Why that Squadron 10
Mediterranean aa.s, m sgpe,oe. 70 the , s.1 0
quarter Of the world is Of course to inspire re'pss. ~
creating impression Our poT ss Of rs..s o anchored
at Port Hshon at SPERM Wond not nave .I Ma
or Ss S, MAKE. So.se TO Port sP.a al
mre the strength q our ss. eaR's ,s Of heir
enemies AZ Maple. issy are
saStb" n. mpreon already made 0ur officers these
o a, S'rfS .. e eh are the sd,cu Of The their
best make their time pas. @ Bs az. s M updyed 70
better purpose
"Ther. port consequence 10 the Lsv'n which the
American squadron ought not to visit In Its turn"
This matter important that the Navy Department
cannot fail to give the necessary orders TO this eject
when brought before the notice of the Secretary AS
things are now the whole of the Levan is left to take
care or itself, while vessels nger at Nice pro
nounced Nice by young naval ohcers) or at naples
&C. that the officers may attend balls, dinners ana other
land frolcs As Mr. Bryant says, they are not needed
there at ALL while they are needed In the ports OF
the Levant. 1t is true that occasionally Vessel
the Mediterranean but the officers get their ships away
as soon as possible day two after arrival Oh inc
plea that their orders obge them to be elsewhere on
specific day. They after heard from at their
Old gay auarters-Nce, Port Mahon. Naples &c Ihe
English French and Russians. on the contrary keep u
frgate or two Arrays stationed at the Leyant ports ana
when relieved, another takes her place AS 10 tue
United States flag IT il Lively incident when seen ri
those ports This should not be So An American NeSse
OF war should be Obliged to stop In the ports OF the Lee
want for weeks at tme and not as Is now the case 10
he unseen for months The effect Of the presence OF our
Gag ia important, and cannot be overestimaed, ana
when unseen III these ports the Inference Is unfortunate
IT, therefore our excellent Secretary OF the Navy VIII be
good enough to vessel Of the European Squadron
to proceed to Aexandra; Smyrna, Consantlnople ana
Athens TO remain each port from three to four weeks
at a time and then to be replaced by another OF inc
s0uadron to remain said ports three or four weeks
alternating and relieving each Oher-Our vessels OF war
would be worthlly employed ana the presence OF te
nag would be exposed for good. At present. the system
is wreched-bad alike for prestige, ana turning our
young officers puppets for bathrooms III lash
ionable Mediterranean watering places. T.
keo York. Jan. d, 1870,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14

and my family out here. Living ia cheap a. IN In.
gland clothing Is dearer. HOuse-rent dear In ths
cities. but IN country parts is cheap. have sxroom
house and two acres OF land for Is % a month can
raise all want and some to sell" The letter" say.
the English paper 10 appears In, "s published In M.
hope that IL prove Of and mem
to those who find difficulty in getting living 10 tbi.
country"
The great Humboldt salt mine, near Austin.
Nevada, is described by California paper a. looking Ike
lake frozen over The salt Is as hard ard "a smooth .
ice. Were IL not for fine particles which are conden..d
from vapOrs arising from beneath and which cover Ia
crystalline salt to the depth ~ perhaps oneeghih OF an
iDcb IL would make excellent skating rink at ali time.
Of the year. except the very unfreduent occaslo,
when IL IL covered with water. The expanse OF crysta
zed salt is no less than 20 miles in length and ia In
width without break flaw for the greater portion \,
that extent. The stratum OF solid salt il about air n,
inches thick, under which comes layer o stckv
singularlooknR mud, about two feet thick aud under
this again another stratum Of solid salt as Transparent
glass OF which the depth has been found in some part
TO be six feet In Summer this salt plain gterug and
sclntllatDg in the light OF almost tropical sun ORE
sents a brilliant appearance. The frosty covering and
solid salt Is white the snow, while the crystsius
portion when exposed, reflects dazzling color.
This deposit Ia remarkably pure being u Der
cent OF salt and per cent OF sOdawhch purer than
what we commonly nse for our tables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14
YOUTHFUL THIEVES.

On Thursday last Thomas SickleS, age n
OF No "a Flatbushaye., Brooklyn. was sent to the "
Nicholas NatOna Bank with a certified check Tor Nv
belonging 20 his employers, Messrs. Henry Levy Goa
No 40 Madenlane Young Sickles drew the money, als
in company with two other boys, named Alfred hn
No. 100 FBtbush-ave., and Richard Best, Went 10
tcInhi, Vncre Slckles purchased new suits OF c!otos
and other articles for himself and companions ~
this liberal performance go % the stolen hono2
NAMED on Saturday morning. on aWakrg III w" ~.
where himself and companions were siopphg' ~ I.
found that his companions and money hJd soie -
then payued his old clothes for 81 and WIFI TINS 49,
home on saturday evening he was arrested Oy Om ,.
ueideiburc OF the Second Precinct and yesterday W
taken before Justice Hogan al the iohlo'. lHo ~ i,
ninInaut failing To appear the boy rrCOInEii..
The Eeekman Il. Police station. and VIII be O.o"E""
fore Justice Downing this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14
FOREIGN NEWS BY MAIL.
DOGMA.

The following is the protest OF the G Serms
and Hungarian Bishops against the Infaibiy Doshd
Most Holy % "a p LeH by the Fathers Of
the Council petition begging tne an Pontif is s
decree that te ra from o. error when virtue Of
his Apostolic power he speaks to all the that
ters Of faith and m anna he invited to put decls
ration signed by own hands as 20 n Rnt in 40
aye even matter we have decided appeal to rd
Most Holy Father because, being app1, az heart the
care of the souls redeemed by blood OF Chr lam
coinmisserate with paterna ahect9n no cone by when
Catholics were call in question tne at "a the
Apostolic See There is no one wnG 80 is impossible
70 hold Council representing the universal nmmsnds
the successor Rssides Which the Council
of Trent decreed what was TO be held p . aiso dd
the Council OF Florence. whose decree on n hrved
should be in everything the more sacfen M tin and
Ga Cbnrobes and will form the basis for the restor
lion Of the union II thc Lord should deign 10 turn MS
@ Moyeover as at the present day the Church has
10 sustain and hitherto unhearu OF s1rusgo VIZ,
tryance for the destruction OF the human race appears
by no means advisable impose upon the CathoG ~ou.
tempted every side by so many snares purds t
than those imposed by the Fathers OF Trent FOR
although with the universal Church. Bearmhe ueelalGa
that definitions OF faith depend chiefly from hp0stoc
tradition and the consent the Churches, and although
q General Council is tine shortest way ior =, %
ing the opinion Of the universal Church. YET az tne
wellknown Council held at Jerusalem ny Tue apost i
and Elders, and down TO the Council OF NlS;ei' M
Vulnerable errors OF various Churches were expec a
DESTROYED by the decisions OF the successor Oh ~
approved by the of the universal Church. Tvs
indnbitable that all ChrIsts faithful owe truo ooceo
10 the DEGREES OF the Apostolic see moreover.
and pious men teach that whatever inc ooNcIcisu
Pontf speaking or edlbedrd, DEGREES cohcerhihis
faith and morals, binding, even wi,hoIt o ,T
consent of the Churches in any way declared. oli..
we cannot pass over IN silence the fact hat tuere a
grave difficulties arising out OF the sayings anu
the Fathers OF the Church. and from genuine hsorV
documents and the teaching Of the Church ltseli an
unless these entirely solved. the d0ctrihe
10 the Christian people in the aDove-mendoheu Puun
IA revealed by God, cannot be proposed But ou hu
coils from discussing these Matters ana we rely upon
your good will in asking that the necessity lor suc us
cussion may III imposed upon us Besdes, %
our epscopal functions OF the cnlcl 'aho"
nations we know from daily experience tho slIle VI
affairs among them. We convinced tha c uthn'iO
demanded would furnish arms 10 me enemies W
religion for stirring up disc0rd IN the Cathole Nou'
even among OF the greatest distinction ana we arg
our nationst would afford cause or excuse Ior h'"u
ing the remaining nights OF the Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-14
BILLIARDS IN ENGLAND.

John Roberts, for many years the champion
billiard player OF England lost that tltle the symboca
golden cup and 1900 on Friday evening last The young
man to whom Roberts succumbed is VIM Cook. whose
skill player according TO the rules Of the English
game, has made him the center of attraction among pro
fessionals In that country But recently Mr. Cook In
challenge game, surpassed the famous run Of Roberts
Which had stood for the greatest Achievement in the
profession This brought about the match between him
and Roberts, terminating In the atter's defeat The
great run" alluded To made of what the English
call the "spot stroke" L. e., pocketing tho ball
from the spot, species or play that the
Albany Pony" long since rendered unprofessonal
In this country by the with which he could run ou
game OF 900 points more. In the R0bertsCoo trial
this spot stroke barred aud the play made the more
scientific This fact indicates that victory In England
hitherto fell not upon the best general player but To
him who could count most of q SPECIAL play la this
country McDevitt champion Of the push and crotch
but that barred, he proved to be not good
hecondrate player. Mr. Cooks majority III points
Ia 400. handsome one at the English game. aud