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IpOF. IL D' HALL
Homeopathic Catarrh Specific
A ssre and certain cure for Chronic Catarrh, no
matter Of how long standing,
WHAT PROF. HALL SAYS:
'oThe discovery Of my Catarrh Specific now the
property of Dr. Scott Is the result of0 years prac
tic experience and chemical investigation, and
as to IN faith in regard to its medicinal properties,
IN connection with Soutt's Catanh snuff, for the
cure of Chronic or Long Standing Catarih, do not
hesitate to offer $1,000 for a single failure, where
the treatment is continued reasonable length OF
time, and there are no ether diseases existing to
prevent the specific action of the medicine"
| Yours respectfully Il. d. HALL, Nj. d. LID.
| The following persons have been recently cured
of catarIh by this medicines. d Pollard, two yrs
standing; Miss Martha MalOney, yrs standing,
Procters'ille; IL A Howe, 8 years standing, Lud-
low II q Smith, is years. standing; Mrs, llewe,
| MS l. Haskns, and l. Sargent, al six years
standing. 80
Hundreds ofcertiRcatcs could he furnished, if re,
qured. However fair trial Of the medicine Will
| convince the most skeptical.
tIt is now an established fact thatthe worst cases
| of Chronic Catarrh yield to llalPs Homeopathic ga
tarrh Specific, and Scott's Catarrh Snufl and arad
ical cure is the rcsult."-[Western Family journal
Nov, 1869. .
| Price of IIal's Homeopathic Catarlh Speclhc, IN
Guiding a bottle of Scutts Snuff, 5 90.
| 10 he obtained only by enclosing 81 ana 10 cenu
| to the proprietor, or by his regulOr agents. ol
4 bottle WARRANTED to cure. II it fails call a
| DIR. Scott's Office and got your money. prepared
WI oetf Proctorsville, Vt.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT THE
NEW STORE IN ELMORE!

AT THE
NEW STORE IN GILMORE!
We take this opportunityof informing the People.
returnod from market with Nice, New Neat
STOCK OF GOODS!
Which we offer to the Public at Prices TO conform
In the times, We invite the attention Of all who are
in want of Goods to call and examine our Stock,
consisting of full line Of the most desirable
DRESS GOODS:
snler did Prints from 10 to IL cts per yard.
Brown and Bleached Cottons, Linens and White
Goods s.
Ready.made Clothing. Hats and Caps.
All new AID nobby styles and warranted to mt.
All Wool Suits from $40 sl2i2.
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Ladies', Gents, Misses Boys and Children.
GROCERIES, of all kinds.
Choice Teas at 81 per pound. ..,.-
SUGARS, CoFFEES, TOBACC0S. SPICES Of all
kinds and warranted pure; FLOUh OF the chol-
cest brands, PORK, LARD, FISH, SALT,
NAILS, LIME, GLASS, HARDWARE,
and FARMING IMPLEMENTS Of
sd every description,
In short, all kinds Of goods kept In q first olas'
country store. aL-'| "'t
| w Remember that our goods are all new and
were bought at bottom cash prices and are going
DO sold at prices that will be SATlSFA' Toff.
Call and examine our stock. Tosoe Is to believe
W The highest market pride paid tol
Produce.
8. GOULD & SON.
| ElmorS, VT, May eth, 1870.
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From the very successful Management
bf the school by Mr.. Holcomb during the
hst Spring Term, and with the able ana
|ficient board of Teachers secured as his
assistants, the Trustees feel confident il
aying that scholars desiring a thorough
| nd practical education, can not do better
han to attend this institution.
The Academy School Rooms have beer
thoroughly repaired and reftted during the
present season, and every facility will DC
kfotded to make it pleasant and profitable
10 thosd attendin4 the institution.
Terms as heretofore. Board or rooms
|sud nny further information can be hat
BY replying to the Trustees, or to thu
andersigned.
REV. j. G. BAILEY,
President.
VIII. II. KENFIELD,
Secretary. f,,- ...
Hyde Park, Vt, Aug. 10, 1870.
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manuta cturers 0

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Markets..
v Advertisements

!. s. EMAIL,
1t1orncy at Law and Solicitor in Chaneery, ~,
7'Fr Hyde Park, Vt.
pnxftonlar attention given to collections,
0IrN6ON HOUSE, johnson, vt.
m G. S. STANLEY, Proprietor:
sltx>s stop at this heuse. Strict attention paid
3 ~ ants Of guests. %
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ASTED.-Agents to sell thoroughly good
'stc article. wanted In every family. No com
Ion. Exclusive territory. given. business very
ant Agents have sold 3 doz., netting 20,
I per day. One sold $50 in a small town, IN
h 1000 In TWINS, another 81 10 calling on 50
lies. Cost Of outfit 50. No danger of IMPOSE
Best Of references given. Send for circular
3 Washington ST., Boston, Mass. 4nwl
LITTLEfIELD & DAME.
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8TATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

9TATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
~ Fall Term of the State NcImal School at
nE61on will begin en- VA |.
Wednesday, August 81, 80.
Id continue eleven weeks. Examinations ior
lHisson on the first day of the term.
4 Aolel School will begin on Monday, Sept. s.
ID tpntintue ten weeks
nc but experienced teachers will be employed
b. best Of advantages will be afforded ali connec-
q It'll the school.
IT, Model School will serve as Preparatory
ok1ol for the Normal Department, and also US
'1{DrICE SCHOOL for Teachers.
XTpenses as heretofore. Ample facilities iol
|<f51 or Rooms, for which applications should DC
IA early. Fer further fniormatOna, dialogue
h QIfcular address the Principal, or
l. l.. PEARL, Sect. of Trustees.
{(1nson, VT, July Is, 1870. oo"f
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HINK LEY ,-...I +,
NJ A G II | n b

SIMPLEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST IN USE |!
HAS BUT ONE NEEDLE!
A CHILD CAN RUN 1T !!
<igned espocilly for the use Of families, and Ia
&whO desire to knit for the market. VII DO
i stitch of the knitting in stocking, widen
&nd narrowing as readily as by hand Are
did for worsteds and fancy work, ThhlNu
d DIFFERENT KINDS OF STITCH! Are
4 casy TO manage, and not liable TO get ont Of
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE,
n WANT AN AGENT IN EVERY TOWN TO
|R0DuCE AND SELL TWEEN, TO whom We Of
Dc most liberal Inducements
d for our CIRCULAR and Sample Stocking 2
3DRRSS
4 uINKLEY HITTING MACHINE CO.,
Bath, Maine.
i Or, IT'S Broadway, N. "
pyl llo Wabash Ave-, Chicago Ill
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AN APPETITE,

WANTED AGENTs.-To sell the Home Shut
tie SEWING MACHINE. Price s25. 1t max es the
Lack Stitch" (alko on both sides) and is the only
licensed under-fecd Shuttle Machine sold for loss
than 500. Licensed by Wheeler Wilson, drover
& Bak or and Singer Co. All other under.feed
shuttle Machines sold for less than $50 are infringe
nents, and the seller and user Liable to proseou-
sion, Address JOHNSON, CLhRL CO., Boston,
Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa Chicago, liz, or 81, Louis,
No. Slmo
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BYRON T. HOLCOMB, A. B.,
Principal.
bliss LAURA BRIGHAM,
Graduate OF the State Normal School, Johnson)
Preceptress.
MISS KATE McCLARY,
(of the Boston Conservatory OF Music
Teacher of Music
PROF. Y. NJ. TOBlN,
Teacher of Penmanship and Pen Drawing
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.
I'M Fall Term of this Institution will
WEDN ESDAY, AUG. 3lsT, 1870.
ID oontinue eleven weeks.
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PEARL & DOW,
s7 OF JOHNSON, VT,
Having formed Co-partnership in the
| WooLEN MANUFACTURING BUSINESS!
are now prepared to receive Wool to Manufacture
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AGENTS WANTED-S10 per day-by the
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston,
Mass, or st. Louis, Mo. Sims
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R-P. S.-Particular attention will! be given
to collections, for pay must have, for the
"Record business alone will not pay my
debts. "SA
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These Engravings have appeared in the EC-
LECTIC MAGAZINE duiing the past 25years!
The subjects have been selected with great care
on both sides the Atlantic. They are printed .l
on different sized paper, either small size, by f.,
10, or quarto size, 10 by II. raaIH
T p X C Ei
Small size, 10 cents; quarto size, Is cents.
A specimen Of each size and catalogue sentou
receipt Of 20 cents, and, ON receipt Of 81, five
Of each size will be sent. ~.
Catalogues sent free to any address.
Il. r. PELTON, PuBLrsHER,"
1903 Fulton st., New York
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Trade Statistics Of San Fruncjscc--Chani M piou
/, Billiard Match Between Dcery and Dion
Steamer Service with New Zealand.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4, 1870.
The bulletins annual review OF the trade OF San
francisco for 1860 places tho Imports at sI5
and the exports at $5S $4,000 Thirty-eight thou
sand passengers arrived inclusive Of those by rail-
road. The real estate sales amounted to $780, 900;
cOlnsge at the Branch Mint, $l4 SAG 900; receipts
from revenues and customs, $I1 $4,000. During
she year 500 vessels were despatched from San
Erancisc0. The treasure shipments during the
same period were 1000, including the remit
Vance BY sea. The population or san Francisco Is
10000 she state Is filing vita an INDUSTRIOUS per-
manent population, the agricultural wealth has
grsatly Increased and the prospects for 1870 are
encouraging.
4. r. Deery and Mr.. Dion will play billiard
match in this city on the sih OF January, for the
championship and possession OF the champion cue
and 81, 900, carroms on iour.pocket table, 1900
points, push shot and crotchtng the balls barred.
Intelligence received from the colonies OF New
South Wales and Greensedt IL to the eect that the
New Zealand government would carry out the pro-
posed monopoly Of the steamer service with San
francisco.
Flour firm, with light stock; qnoIed At 81 e2h q
1S So Wheat.--Sacs OF choice ~ 81 IS. Legal
Tenders s3X.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
THE SLEEPY HOLLOW MURDERS,

Funeral Of Alfred RaHJali-Conditicn Of tho
Third victim-Feast Of tho Ghouis.
The funeral OF Alfred Randall, who met violent
death at the hands OF Isaac van wart Buckhout
while paftaklng OF the latter's hospitality on New
Years Day, took place yesterday afternoon from
81. Marxs Episcopal church, Tarrytown. An i'm
prcssive and appropriate sermon was delivered by
the pastor, Rev. r. Guibert who was listened to
with breathiess interest by an immense congrega-
npl, after which the remRins we're couvcyed TO
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery for lnterment.
notwithstanding his frightful injuries Charles
Randall slowly recovering consciousness, and
hopes entertained that II the brain has not been
pierced ne may yet survive.
The worse than nendish attempts made by one or
two OF the morning papers to befoul the memory OF
the murdered wife and blast the reputation OF her
soTToWing relatives, are universally Btigfnatizcd IN
the ueignDornood OF the tragedy as An outrage at
which infaIny itself might recoil abashed.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
SUICIDE OF A woa.H Bv HANGING. !.
Fears for the Liberty Of Her Husband tbs

Foars for the Liberty Of Her Husband tbs
Cause.
For some time past Mrs. Mary Walters. German
woman, forsy-one years ot age, and her husband
have kept boarding house and saloon at 1913 Diyi-
sion street. Walters had served out four years. i'm
prisonment IN Sing Sing, on conviction for deadly
assault, aud on that account was not much appre.
c,ated BY his negnbors Mrs. Walters felt deeply
interested in her husband. and wished that by nts
good conduct he might regain his lost character as
FAR a. possible. Recently, however Waters became
involved in another difficulty and q warrant had
been issued Tor his arrest by Of the criminal
magistrates. Fears that her husband would be de-
prived Of his liberty and lengthy separation again
ensue mad wonderfully depressing effect upon
Mrs. Walters She arose as usual yesterday morning
to prepare breakfast, bus subsequently disappeared
and at later hour was found dead and hanging In
the basement by means OF two handkerchief which
she mad secured 70 apike In tho wall. Coroner
Schirmer was notified to aoid an inq uest over the
remains.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
The Other Ministers.
SUICIDE IN HIGH LIFE.

Fffth Avenue the Scene Of tho Occurrence.
At haifpast seven O'Clock last evening q young
man named James b. Pell, son Of Robert Pel ths
well known auctioncer, whose residence IL at No.
2is Fifth avenue, committed suicide. 1t ap-
pears from the statements OF the police
that about half-past seven O'Clock he re-
turned home and retired to his room. Al half past
eight o'cock-an hour after-a friend called to see
him. and on going to his room found him lying on
the moor, with his throat cut. Beside him razor
was lying, with which 1t Is supposed he committed
the deed. IL Is said that young man with
whom no had spent the early part Of the
evening" by name Bronson, left him on the street q
few minutes after seven O'Clock, at which time he
was complaining OF violent headache. the result OF
trip 10 Washington with thar gentleman. IL s further
alleged that for months the young has been al.
dioted to melancholy moods, caused BY the recent
death OF an only brother. Going up the stairs TO the
third moor he is supposed have entered the sitting
room, where. with ladies' penknirs, he commit TED
the act thar terminated his existence. The carpet,
si sssSrasss with Win csoS. l Cutting Il I5si sss
susae ,sngsn p passed shr0aga corridor twenty feet
bureau, laid down the knife, opened q drawer and
taking out razor Indicted fearful cash,
Weapon raas 55,c5d SushSd out In stream over q
mirror which stood upon the bdreau, soaking the
toilet articles and trlckling In large U0ps to the
moor. To the right OF the mirror was q bedroom,
through the open door OF which ne apparently endea
vored TO Vet 70 the bed but fell before he could reach
1t, with MS face downward. The only member OF the
family IN the house at the time was sister, aged
twenty years, and the servants, none Of whom were
aware OF the fearful tragedy thnt being enacted
Abont ten O'Clock the father returned and was hor-
ror stricken to find tnat his only remaining son had
died by his own hand. He states that about q year
ago brother OF the deceased, TO whom he was very
much attached, died, and since then he has become
prey TO melancholy. He, however. denies that he
was in any way reckless or dssipated Al late
hour DR.. John Beach, Deputy Coroner visited the
house ana viewed tho body. The Inquest viii be
held to-aay by Coroner Rollins
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
PARAGUAY.

Braxiifan Anuouncomont Of tho Rnd or the
ParaSuayan War-The Allies % withdraw
Their Troops.
LISBON Jan. 4, 1870.
Tho mail steamer from Rio Janeiro December l5
has arrived and brings the following news from
Paraguay
Y0uatimi was occupied by the allies without re-
sistance. Lopez has been driven from the soil Of
Paraguay.
The Prince dEu and SENIOR Psrsnhos were cx-
pected at Montevideo their return from the scene
OF war; The former would reach Buenos Ayres
about the LIST OF January.
According TO the very latest accounts the war in
Paraguay was at an END. Lopez had ned Into Bo
tivta with hls family.
An agreement has been signed between Brazil
and tho Argentine Confederation. according 70
which Brazil will withdraw 14,ooo men from Para.
quay and the entlro contingent of the confedera-
ton viii retire.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
MASSACHUSETTS.

Indiana DivOrces-A Question for Mxssachu-
sosts Observation-Disclosures Legislative
Caucus.
BOSTON, Jan. e. 1870.
petition Is before the Probate Court OF Middlesex
sounty from Harriet 81. shannon, claiming to be the
widow OF Oliver NJ Shannon. late Of Newton, desir-
Ing to be appointed adminstratrix OF his estate,
which Is underatood to amount to $2oo,O00 Oblec-
lion is made that the petitioner was divorced from
her late husband under the laws OF the State oI
Indiana. Tho petitioner alleges this divorce to be
Invalid under the laws OF this state and claims TO
be able to show one or moro judicial decisions
already made in her favor personally by the Supreme
Court OF this state. The case was continued for
further hearing.
The Legislature meets here tomorrow. The
Senators eject held caucus TINS evening at the
State House and nominated Horace II. Coolidge, OF
Boston, President OF the Senate; stephen NJ clifford,
Of Duxbury, Clerk, and John Morrlssey, Sergeant.
nt-Arms.
John Custin WAS arrested OF the railroad depot
last night as he was starting for New YORK on q
charge OF stealing watches and iswerY from various
dealers.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
The Sailing Of tho Anna.
TO THE EDITOR on THE HERALD

the Times Of the 3ist stated that the Anna left
Division avenue T.. d., on the 2sth ut, with only
her crew board, but that Mr.. Brown met her out
side OF Sandy Hook and put fifteen Cubans on board
notified the Marshal and Collector that was going
to send twenty Cnban passengers 70 Nassau on her,
which were put on board at the wharf, with the full
knowledge and consent OF the Marshal and Coiec-
tor, ana cleared and sailed for Nassau. The Cuban
IuntA does not own the vessel. Captain Samais
was discharged from the United states Navy lhonor
abtyI over year aRo, and from the Hornet, With
the rest OF the on1cers, and ID now In my employ,
not the jnDtas. Thero was no arms on board OF her
and nothing ciandcstins IN her movements or de-
parturc. GEO. w. BROWN, owner OF the Anua.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
ENGLAND.

The United States Debt md Fiuance-Erie
Railroad Shares.
LONDON, Jan. L. 1870.
The London Times this morning In commenting
ON the democratic American advocacy OF repudia-
zion says:-"To fears from that quarter is due the
TACT that the American bonds. bearing twice the
Interest. are not az near par as consos.n
The Stock Board declines to quote Erie Railway
shares unless they are stamped by the Protective
Committee OF London appointed to guard the inter-
osts OF the shareholders
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
ROME.
Council Proceedings.

ROME, Jan. A. 1870.
A general congregation OF the Council held
OF the Quirinal yesterday. The Pope was not pres
ent and the Cardinal presiding, by right OF age
announced the recent death Of four Cardinals.
The appointments Of Cardinal Biio as president OF
she Commission on Dogmas. and OF Cardinal Cate
rint - president Of the Commission Ecclesiastical
Discipline was promulgated.
The Council Is In session again to-day, and the
business Of organization continues.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
NEW YORK.

Murder Trials Mt Binghamton--Ths Accused
Piend Guilty.
BINGHAMTON, Jan. 4, 1870
The trial OF James Dewitt and Kitty Blanchard,
indicted for the murder OF Warren Blanchard In this
city last April was called to-day At the Cours or
Oyer and Terminer. The prisoners pleaded guilty OF
manslaughter in the third degree. Dewitt was tried
last September, but the jury disagreed. He was
this morning sentenced to four years. labor In
the Auburn Prison, and Kitty Blanchard Was SEN
fenced To the Sy Iacnse Penitenty for three years,
Kitty was the wile OF the murdered man.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
Navigation Of the Hudson Reopeusd.

Navigation Of the Hudson ReOpsued.
ALBANY, Jan. a. 1870
The steamer Norwich left R0ndout yesterday and
reached this city last night. Her officers report
having experienced no di1lculty. the river being
open for the entire distance. Between this city and
Athens there Is some nOat Ice, but not enough to
hinder the passage OF boats. The Ice barrier at
Castlet0n passed away on Sunday. The Norwich
will leave to-day with tow, composed OF barges
and canal boats detained here by the sudden closing
OF the river In December.
despatch from New York states that large
number OF tugs, with coal boats attached, loaded
with coal aud other freight had left that city for this
city and Troy.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
MAINE.

Loss at thc Yacht Sunp y ysde-Arriyal Of tho
NTiantOnOm0h at Portland.
PORTLAND, Jan. T. 1870
letter has been received IN this city announcing
the loss OF the yacht Sunnyside belonging to Walter
Hatch, OF this city, at Beaufort y. G., last week.
She VIII be total loss. The yacht was on her way
70 Florida.
During the gale OF Sunday night the schooner
Beauty, Captain Doughty, drifted ashore on the
ledge on Little Chebeaque Island and sank. She
was three years old, and was insured for 1000.
The monitor Miantonomah, from New York, ar
rived at this port early this morning.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
IRELAND.

Parliamentary Efection-Feninn Defeat.
DUBLIN Jan. 4. 1870.
The contested election for member to serve in the
Imperial Parliament for the county OF Longford
baS ended. Mr.. Fulke S0uthwell Grevllle
Eugent, liberal and Gladstone radical
has been returned, defeating Mr.. John Martin. po
lftical convict the Fenian candidate. The member
Elect belongs to younger branch Of the family of
the famous Earl OF Warwick and has already sat In
Parliament for LOngford.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
IELRCRAPHIC NEWS
r RON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
No King for Spain, a Cabinet Crisis and
Executive Interegnum.
CABINET GROUPINGS I'M PARIS.
~-~~c~~~~~~~~~~-~~>~~>-~~~~~
Erie Railroad Quotations i'm
London.
END OF THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
brazilian Forces to be
Withdrawn.
LOPEZ SEEKS REFUGE IN BOLIVIA.
Erie Railroad Quotations i'm
London.
END OF THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
13raZIlian Forces to be
Withdrawn.
LOPEZ SEEKS REFUGE IN BOLIVIA.
FRANCE.

Cabinct Platform ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
the Egnprcss--Pross Prosecution.
PARIS, Jan. 4, 1870.
1t ts reported that the new Ministry will declare
for and accept the programme OF the right centre.
The Patyfe publishes some correspondence be-
tween n. Olivier and NJ. Pierre Magne to prove
that the latter advised the admission Of members OF
che right and left cenlre INTO the Ministry.
The Ministers were received this afternoon by the
Empress Eugente, who gave them u very gracious
welcome.
The RaDpe, one OF the organs OF the irreconca !.
bles, has been prosecuted for breach OF the press
laws In an article favorng political organizations
among the soldiers.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
PENNS YLLVNlA.

The Iegislnture--Thc House Organixod-A
Dcod Lock In sbe Senate Anticipates.
HARRlsBUR0, Jan. 4, l870
The House organized at twelve O'Clock. The SON.
ate will meet al three O'Clock Three win probably bs
dimculty In organizing ~ eleven democrats and
eleven republicans hold over. The Speaker u n.
publicon, SO that the democrats will at nrst have
one majority on the noor. l they resist the swear
ing Ia Of new members, owing to the contested
seats, II may lock the Senate for some time.