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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24
THE CENTRAL PAcEc CORPORATION.
Railroad C0mpany's Efforts ia Parnlyze
CONGREGATIONAL Leulslatinu.


Congressional Liquidation.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ri, 1871.
1t is asserted that the Central Pacific Railroad
Company has placed on record q mortgage for
s1o,ooooQo covering oil the unsold land In its pos.
within the State Of California ana 1t is gene.
rally supposed the object ia to defeat the operation
OF the blu reported by Mr. Lawrence and now before
Congfass. ON the other hand card appears To-Day
from Judge Sandcrson. attorney for the COMPANY,
anrming that the mortgage IL not made Tor the pur-
pose OF cvadng any act or Congress- but TO serve as
2 basis for loan, to be used In constructing
branches.
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Average temperature Tor corresponding date
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Mrs. 8. II. De Kroyft, widow Iady, wholly blind.
will lecture tomorrow evening ut ay Hall, ON
.Tne soul OF Eve" Mrs. DeKroyIts history Is hex
ceedingly romantic one, and aae iron this fact
the lady is recommended AZ al Q .celient lecturer
she should have q FILL house.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17

\ letter from Silver City, Grand
County, New MEXICO, tells Of a iilH-
clustering scheme for the invasion
OF Mexican territory aud the cree
tlOn of Sonola and Chihuahua into
the "l'aCitic Republic" The Schcm.
erS propose, after securing these
States, to annex SiaualOa and Low
er California, 1t is estimated that
the project of the Texas Interna-
ti0nal Railroad through chihuahua
and Sonora To GuaNmaS. on the Pa
Cihc coast. is a mask for the tilhls
teling enterprise. The scheme is
declared Ia have the support of par
ties in California. Texas. and Chica
90, As well rs other parties in Mex
leo, and that company of five hun
drcd hlibuStels, in the guiSc OF rail
road labOrcrs and miners, are to
leave Chicago for the theatre of Oh
erationS early this spring. Stuff
cicnt fro IN elsewhere to make up a
force of 300 men is expected. Ma.
ny of the Silver City miners intend
TO join the expedition, and assist
ance Is expected from Discontinued
Texans.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17

VERMONT HORSE SrOCK CoMPA'
Ny.-We congratulate all who are
interested in the material prosperity
of our State, on the progress to-
wards active operations of this new
association. 1t has some SGO,0OO in
good and valid subscriptions to its
capital stock, and at It's meeting in
burlington hast week, the location of
the stock farm in Chittcndcn county
was definitely settled, Il committee
appointed to select aud pUrchas the
same, and calls upon the stock or
dcrcd which will put the association
in funds for active work within the
next month.
We trust the association will take
means to complete its capital stock
to at least 100000, will husband
carefully it's resources, and make It's
operations tell in the improvement
OF the breeds of horses III our State,
as rapidly and fully as possible
Waterman.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17
commissioners Notice.
Samuel Naooon's Estate.

TI'NE Subscribers having been appointed by
L the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
uict OF Bradford. Commissioners. to receive
examine, and adjust all claims and demands
vt all persons against the estate of samuel
Mag"ou. late OF Topsham i'm said district, de
ceased represented insolvent. and the term of
slN months from the sixth day of Feb. ISL
being allowed 10y said Court 10 the creditors
OF >did deceased To exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us: give notice that
we Viii attend 10 Il C duties at our appoint
ment at the dwelling house Of widow Ann
Magoon m I1psham, in said district on the
fiShth day OF April. and Fourth day of An
gust next at one o'clock in the afternoon on
each @. said DAYS.
WILLIAM ROGERS, Z Commits
f. 4. TOWNER. ! sinners.
Iopsham, March : ISL llw9
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Use usennc.s Pain hAiIitu.
MAGIC OIL.
0ll Works like u Clarill.'

HIVE van headache! Use kcnne's Magic OH
Have you toothaIhcl Use Rennc'S Magic oil
Have YOU ncurulgial Use Reune's Magic OH
Have you lhcumatrm' Use Renno'o Magic oil
Have you sore throat! Use Eenne's Magic Oil
Have Won sciutical Use Ecunos Magic Oh
Have You y bmise, Use RonneN Magic OH
Have you crampsi Use keuncs Magic on
Have You chol morbusi lsc Rcunc's Magic on
Have You nmcncss' Use Reunes Magic Oh
THIS is the Best Family Remedy, TO cure all
kinds of pain you ever tried.
1t is clean safe and delicious to use, and if
You use it faithfully, it will do you good.
Directions on each hottie. Buy it of the
druggist or merchant whcr' you trade, II
they have not got il on hand they will send
forit at your request, AID sell you Genuine
Rcunc' Pain killing Magic OIL at the manu-
utacWol's lowest price ut retail.
.87Sold 10y Druggists, Merchants and Giro
"cfs. 1t is put up in three sizes, and called
Tml size, Medium Size, and Large Family
size BOTTLES. WAN. RENNE,
sole Proprietor and Manufacturers
PrrrsFnIp Mass.
Sold in Bradford by H. g. Day and George
rrichard Willard Bros, Oxford Kcyc, y
Co, Newbmf Chase Il Baker, ricrmont -
Bates Bros, West Fairlcc. ioyl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17
Postscript.
LATEST FROM y. II.
40 TLEGTION or GOV
ERNOR BY tie PEOPLE.

INpccinl Dispatch to the National opiuionl
CONCORD. \. II. Mar. IL.
80 =. NJ. Weston dem lacks
10 votes Of being elected by the
people. Election goes in to the
House. All three Democratic Con.
grcSSmen elected. Senate stands Il
Democrats to / Republicans. Two
Districts no choice, House very
close. Democrats claim } 80 10
majority by latest cstiu ate.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17

JohnSon's Anodyne Liniment. is
without doubt, the safest, surest,
and best remedy that has ever been
invented for Internal and external
use. 1t is applicable to great va
rlety of complaints. and is equally
beneficial for man or beast.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17

We have seen it stated in various
papers throughout the country, that
Agents for the sale Of Shcrldau's
Cavalry Condition powders were
authorized TO refund the money to
any person who should use them
HId not be satisfied with the result.
We doubted this at first, but the
proprietorS authorize rs to say that
it is trup.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17
Earasa for sale !
Valuable Farm for sale.

INlE farm forncrlv known AS Carltn,.s T,,-.
L crn stand. ana lately owned and occupied
10y Richard Marston. deceased. The buildings
are tWo-storv house, wood aud carriage shed.
NV" barns, sheds and other out-huldinrs con.
Ncilent Tor farming, with running water to
HouSc ana barn. 200 acres of land 50 acres
oi the hest OF tilagc land. of which so ncI,.s
j. meadow. he rest consisting of woodland and
ana pa>turing. Called the best farm and
plcasantest location in the town of Rumney.
y. II. Sit lated ON Bakers River. mile from
stores and depot.
Also one UNDIVIDED half of a pasture lot
containing 100 acres. with Good smear dr.
chari. Terms of payment made easy. For
further particulars call on the subscriber an.
address by mail.
!. ID kEIIEY.
'o"a BiIa' 4td. v
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE COU RTS.
Bradford; District,

Bradford District,
HON. Ii. W. BAILEY. Judge
DROBATE COURTS " Il he holden within
and for the District of Bradford, as toI
lows, viz:
At Bradford, on the second
Tuesdays Of january, May ,JuI> aid Noyem'
Der.
At East Corinth. on the second
Tuesdays of February, and August,
At Newhury on the second Tues.
days of March,, and October.
At Waits River on the second
Tuesdays in june and September
At West Fairlce on the second
Tuesdays in April, and December,
ALVAH BEAN. Register
Mrst Enirln. VI. Doc. [. ls1N.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17

\ large volume would not contain
the mass of testimony which has
accumulated in favor of DIR. WiS>
tar'S BalSan of Wild Cherry as a
safe, efficient and reliable remedy in
curing Coz ,As, colds, and pulmonary
disease. VI ry Of the cures are
truly wonderful.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17
PE.fCE ~ ~ ROrE.

/ BIsmark chose 10 offer. The cost
OF the peace 10 France in money is
HoaSand mjiioA dollars, to be ad.
died. 10 a public debit OF over Hrec
HousdRd miHioHS. In land II is a
ccSSion of territory containing about
two millions and Il half of people,
and Welding the national cXchcQucr
of France about twelve million OF
dollars per anuum. with the great
iurlrcSscS OF Stlasbourg, Metz, and
IhlonYille, which were the strong.
holds aud protection of France on
its German frontier. Taking into
account the commercial advantages
which will he lost to France by the
transfer, together with the actual
loss Of revenue, the pccunlarN sac.
rificc represented by fine ceSSioN is
estimated ut not less than a capital.
lied sum OF 500, 5000 In other
words-Fraucc agrees 10 pay Ger
many a pccuulary indemnity of one
thousand millions, aud Il territorial
indemnity Of hal that amount. In
loss of national pride. prestige and
power the cost to France is simply
iacalculablc.
The war has lasted just seven
months and "A bali from its dcclaIa-
ton 10y Louis Napoleon, Jnly 10Th,
1870. 1t leaves France Shorn of
territory Inundated beyond eN-
preston with the heaviest public
debt in the world and with a debt
Of hatred 10 Prussia winch can only
be paid in blood, and which is not
l.gl.tered 10y tae thought that in "A
SENSE She brought the calamity upon
herself.
Whether France can ever recover
the strength 10 strike for vengeance
with hope of success, is doubtful !;
but it cannot be doubted that the
remembrance of her fan Will ranklc
aud tester III the coming Years, and
he cherished 10y l'ienchmen till it
can be wiped out IN blood. The el-
cmentS for restoration of good feel.
inc which exist between the late
warning sections of our country, do
not exist there The two nations,
differing in language, customs and
predominant religion, cannot but
hate each other, and their relations
must constitute a standing menace
to the leacc Of Europe.
Prussia, on her pa has cause
for pride, such as few nations have
enjoyed in the history OF war, which
is the history of the world. SO un-
interrupted and remarkable "A series
of military successes, ending in the
debating of terms az the very capt.
tai of the kingdom of her foe, and
a tiiumphal march of her lcgiouS
through the streets of the mcIIepo-
lis, has no parable! in history.
Prussia, or the ucw German En-
pire, which is Prussia strengthened
and enlarged, an | Russia, whose
friendly services in keeping off the
Of other powers while
Prussia attended 20 her affairs with
Fiance, are publicly acknowledged
by king William, now control the
destinies of EWopc.-Free Press.
Count Bismark is represented 10y
some of the German papers to have
used the following words 20 NJ.
Jules EaNre at'thcir recent confer.
encc Il am happy. sir, Ia do hons
age to your personal character. In
the midst Of the rclcrSrs that have
fallen upon Nour country, You have
always had patriotic words to utter
and worry ua,itr,il bnbau and ;lIusi,uS
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17

\ Turin letter says kDsSuth is so
feeble in health that he can haadlv
1--we until spring. 1t is stared that
lie is extremely poor, and occupies
very humble apartments in the city.
steadily refusing to receive pecuni.
AIRY aid from those Who would be
only too happy TO help him.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17

The appointment of MIR. Henry
ID. Cook as Governor of the District
of Colum pla, We believe gives gen.
,ral satisfaction. lie is of course "A
Iadllal III politics, but not bitter
one, and is a worthy, Intelligent,
md excellent citizen.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17

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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17

a SMALLPOX REMEDY.--A cor
seSpondent of the Stockton (Cal)
Herald writes as follows:
herewith appesd a. recipe which
has been used to my knowledge IN
hundreds Of eases. 1t will prevent
or cure the smallpox though the
pittingS are filling. When Jcnncr
discovered COW poX in England. the
world OF science hnil 81 an ava
lanche upon his head, but when the
most scientific school of medicine IN
the wor.d-that Of pdrs-publiShcd
this recipe as Il panacca for small
poX, it passed unhecded. IL is as
uuiaiing as fate, and conquerS in
every instance ltlS harmless when
taken 10y Il well person. 1t will also
cure scarlet fever. Here is the re.
cipe as have used it, and cured
my children of the scarlet fever
here it is as | have USED it to cure
small poX; when learned physicians
SAID the patient must die, 1t cured
SuIphatc of 2lnc one grain, FOX
glove (digitaIiSl one grain; half "A
teaspoontul of sugar; mix with two
tablespooniulS Of water. When
thoroughly mixed, add four ounces
of wafer take a spoonful every
hour. Either disease viii disa y.
pear IN twelve hours. For a child.
smaller doses, according to age. If
countries would cen pei their physi
clans to use this, there would he no
need of pest houses. ! zen value
advice and experience, use this for
that terrible disease.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-17

The Washington correspondent
Of the New York Eocaing Post says
lie intention 10 remove Mr.. Sum
l,cr dates back nearly two months
ago, when sir Edward Thornton eX.
pressed to Secretary Fish doubts MS
la the Administration being able to
let such treaty as The High Com.
pensioners might agree upon ratified
by the United States Senate 50 long
head of the Foreign Relations Com
lnittee. aud entertained such views
a> expressed in his speech against
the Reyerdy johnson treaty.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-28
NEWS ITEMS.

ThurloW Weed is sick in London.
Youngstown, Ohio, o,shas voted in favor Of
water works.
The Kentucky treasury is depleted, and
claims have to await collections.
Ten elephants arrived in New York on the
Doth, from Ceylon, on the bark Nehemiah of
Boston.
Memphis was visited by a fierce storm on
the night Of the 18th, which damaged and
destroyed much property.
The man who earns dollar day and
spends the same, comes to the end of of his
rope on Sunday, when he must either starve
or go visiting.
The number Of beer stamps sold for the
year ending June Both, was 22, ,7O3, sos, repre-
resenting 81, 7,4S5;462, and being an increase of
S729, ,562 over the previous year.
The steamer Joseph Barber was burned on
Lake Michigan, about 35 msIes from st. Jo-
seph. Two persons were lost. She was val
ued at S2l 900, with an insurance of $1,000
There are now, in the United States, 7.4e5
lodges of Masons, with total membership in
the United States 466,S62 These lodges re-
ceived A, 1886 new members in 1870, so that we
may estimate the total membership at one mil
lion men in 1880
The Grand Duke Alexis is to visit this
country in September. He is engaged super
the fitting out of the splendid squad
ron which is to accompany him. a grand
buffalo hunt on the plains is being organized
for his delectation.
Charles RekinbrOd, at CarTolltOn, Ohio, re-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-28
NHIGHBoRHooD NEWS.

CRAWFORD Co., O.--The gas works of Bu-
cyrus are being enlarged and improved. The
gas works of the editors of that locality need
curtailing. colored man named Vaughn
and his wife were arrested, on the 10Th, and
held to answer a charge Of assault and battery
and excessive cruelty to MuIatto boy who
had been intrusted to their keeping. -Theo-
dore Rourke had his fingers mashed in the
Forum office, on the 18th by getting them in
the press Bernard Cole, aged sixty, fell
from mower recently, near Bucyrus, and
had his arm lacerated so as to occasion ampu-
tstion.
SUMMIT Co., GA young man named Fred
Stuck, living in Franklin township, had his
limb torn off, by its being caught in a thresh-
ing machine, few days since.--A daring
outrage was perpetrated, in Coventry town
ship, on Thursday night, July 18th. Five
burglars broke into the house Of Mr.. Adam
Hawk, and after choking him until he was in
sensible, searched the house, but without find
ing anything of value.
VAN VERT Co., O.-The colored people Of
Van Vert are raising funds to build a new
church-A threshing machine, in operation
on the farm of Mr.. S. Norris, near Van Vert,
took fire on Thursday of last week. The
machine and wheat stack were destroyed.
The loss is estimated ct about S4OO.-Peter
G. Rice, of Yam Vert, was seriously injured,
on Tuesday of last week, by receiving blow
on his head from a hatchet.-George Ray
mond, of Van Vert, had his hand badly mu-
tillated, few days since, at the stave factory.
"A stabbing ARRAY occurred in Ridge town
ship between two boys, one day last week,
which resulted in inficting serious wounds
upon both.-The swindlers accompanying
Grady's Circus reaped a rich harvest in Van
Vert. One of them was arrested and lodged
in jail.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-28

The "new departure has back
action on many of the 'old reliable'
Democrats, who have stood by the
party through thick and thin, voting
against the 'nigger," reconstruction,
constitutional amendments, and ar
raging themselves in general hostil-
ity to the measures of the Republi-
can party, because their leaders told
them it was right so to do. But
when the "new departure" came to
them, with its confession of wrong
doing and erroneous policy, and vir-
tual acknowledgement Of the right
eousness of the measures and policy
of the Republican party, in the past,
they had but one alternative, and
that was to admit to themselves that
they had all the while been fighting
and voting against a party confess
.edly in the right.
The only conclusion they can ar
rive at, therefore, is that their lead
ers have been willfully mistaken in
the past, or, if honest in their views,
lacked that profundity which should
attend craftsmanship; or else that
they are mistaken now, which, with
the evidence against them in the
success accomplished by the Repub
lican party, and their own present
admissions, can hardly be possible.
These, or the otherwise evident con
clusion must follow, that the pres
ent position of their leaders is owing
simply to a desire to obtain power,
without reference to the means en-
ployed to accomplish the object.
But in either case, incapacity, dis
honesty, or duplicity is manifestly
brought before the views of those
who have been supporting the Dem
ocratic organization, and they are
forced to look upon themselves as
having been aiders and abetters of
incompetent dishonest or decitful
leaders, unwittingly. No wonder
that many Of them have declared
that henceforth they will vote only
only with the party which experience
has demonstrated to be right, and
which the magnates of the Democ-
racy have admitted tobe honest and
Dure.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-28

tired to bed recently, and fell asleep, but was
awakened soon after by a noise made
by his wife raising window. Supposing
it caused by burglar he drew revolver
and fred, and his wife dropped dead.
At Windsor, No, on the 18th, John Clark
shot and killed young man named William
son, whose sister he had been paying attentions
to contrary to the wishes of her father. Young
Williamson had had an alteration with Clark
a few days before, and on the morning of the
18th was assailed by Clark with fatal effect.
A striking instance of the hasty, careless
business habits Of our people is afforded in the
fact that during the month of June more
than $4,000 letters, mis-directed or other
wise not deliverable, were received at the
Dead Letter Office in Washington. Of these,
II, 700 contained money, checks, receipts drafts
or other documents of value.
A new railroad is projected from Cincinnati
to New York, which it is said will be l2O miles
shorter thaa the shortest route now run. 1t
has already obtained a charter from Ken
tuelzv for a line from Cincinnati to Catletts-
burg, and its route is to extened through
West Viaginia to Point of Rocks. and thence
over roads now building through York and
Reading, Pa, to New York.
Prof. Torres, the eronaut who lraveled with
Grady's circus, was drowned at Massillon, in
basin Of the canal back of the residence Of
General Jarvis As the balloon was descend
ing and when about thirty feet high, he drop
from the bar into the water, but was too much
exhausted to reach the shore, and sank before
assistance could reach him. All efforts to re-
suscitate him were Intellectual.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-28

CoNeREssMAN MCKINNEY has been
doing wholesale franking business
for the Statesman. All its bills and
prospectuses have been sent under
that gentleman's signature. The
State Jo,g1itI desires to know what
he will charge to frank early rose
potatoes to its premium subscribers,
by the bashel. 1t is unnecessary to
add that Mckinney is democratic
every time"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-28

Last week JEFF Davis left the Pea
body Hotel, in Memphis, in company
with the wife ofanother man who
had been boarding at the Overton
House He took the evening train
for Huntsville Alabama and got into
trouble in the sleeping car, by be-
coming too familiar with his tray
cling companion. The officers of the
road had some trouble in making the
old scamp understand which was his
proper berth. The lady turned her
back, during the melee, refusing to
have anything to do with the fuss.
Rather a bad scrape for the hero of
the lost cause.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-28

A GERMAN statistical writer re-
marks that the invention Of the sew
ing machine has enabled one woman
to sew as much as a hundred could
sew by hand a century ago; but he
continues, one woman now demands
as much clothing as hundred did
a century ago, SO that matters are
not much changed after all