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GEO. e. 4 GEO. w. CAHOON
WM. W. GROUT,

Councillors at Lar. Solicitors IN ChdHcery.
Procure Pensions and Bountics, Lyndon, Vermont
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l.. l.. LOSEiiGAN.

MASUFACTUREE AND UEALER N
BOOTS SHOES and RI'BBERS. also LEATHER
FINDINGS. ETC.
l;aiiToad Street, 81. JohnsbuTy. VI
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BARBER SHOP.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
Barton Vermont
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Mutual LIFE INSURANCE. COMPASY,
OF NEW YORh.
CASH ASSETS OVER SIl GUn.uOO
Z. y. RLonGErr Spccial .Ng.nt. St Inhnshnr.. ' I.
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ST. ,yuhnsburp Galedonlan.

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY El
G. NJ. STONE ~ co.
Opposite Soldiers Monument. st. Johnsbury
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JOHN BACON I'd,
DEALER II HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL
st. JohnsbuTy Centre, VI
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USpIt Hons.

Il ~lIt Hons.
E.noch. rharc il nothing mnI,. Wl>S.
tcw a Young man, iJsI commencing tcW
slide down the hill q, life. than too
much inlredulity.
Ii IL better tcW larn wi>dm Iii cape
lience than Iii prcccpt: tharc II gratc
risk III being wizc before our time.
When see Il Young man who i Sl>-
picious oV everything he sees, think he
wants more waching than one Who aint
afraid Ov nothing.
Suspicion aint app trW make Il nnLii
wiZc. but it haZ made sIin dIrdfui kun
ming kritterS.
Running and innoScIISc don't gro "li
the same bush very plenty. bat il they
do. one oV them IL the thornS. au@ The
other IL the flowers.
.Tur MoTHEE-IN-LAN.
Luther. There IL ; things IN this
world pcsky hard to do, and suit Your
customers. one is keeping i diStrikt
sknol and the other IL. being a mother
in-law.
Emmy man. or woman who kan keep a
distrikt skool, and give general salts
facktiom, aint good for nothing.
So'tt iht NNIl''iiIh''-A'i u INV an
undertaken, dreaded hi every boldly.
1t takes u small woman to he - ~,rr-
cessful mother-in-law.
don't think, from what kan lain,
that this IL good year for mothcrs-in-
law. hear Il good deal "v homplaint
about them.
There IL only one way 10 suckceed in
the mother-in-law hizzncss, and that il,
don't run after yIre children. hut keep
back, and let them hunt for yu.
Good mothers-in-lIw don't liv mutch
nearer than - miles ov their children,
and alwus let the children do the hcft of
the visiting.
RELIGION AND MARRIAGE.
Mark. You say yu are about tcw be
gin life, and want tew begin right, and
VII ask me how tew do it.
First, az to yure religion, mi advice IL
that yu adopt leetle to IL time.
Commence with this, ''Do unto others
az WI would hav them do unto yu.'
After yu hav got this well larnt, | will
give yu another dose.
The great trouble with nu beginners
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O. l.. n y. \. BENNETT,
D,GieIs tl M"H0,H.nts HeddStnnr, amt all Kinds of
Marble Work. from torei,n amt 4 ,n,ricgn
Marble
urdcIs by Mail or otherwise ur,,,url Il. attended IN
RAILROAD STREET. MAR rA~sET,,rU nrpoT
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4. HALE.
BI. \ { X - | I II
i;ihducka Village, 81. juhn>hulN I.
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Ofi,e.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL IS, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship MORO Castle Morton, Havana-Atlantic Mail
Steamship Co.
steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah-Lvings
ton, Fox h Co
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, Charleston-H
Morgan Il Co.
Steamship Albemarle Walker Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
j Steamship Fanita, Doane, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Steamship Co.
Steamship Franconia, johnson, Portland-J Ames.
Steamship Glaucus, Walden, Boston-H Dimock.
Ship City of Montreal, Blodgett Chimbote-Jos Spin
Ship Asa Eldrldge, Baker, San Francisco-sutton Co.
ders-A = Agresta.
Bark James .Pcndergast Br) Bates, Maranham via
Observation-Disclosures Co.
Bark Marie Fr), Bernard, Point Pitre-H A Suan 4
Sons.
Bark Montezuma, Hammond, Barbados-Smith & Lock.
wood.
Bark Jennie Cobb Packard Cardenas-snow 4 Bur
CESS.
Bark Kate Crosby (Bp, HILBERT, Phiadelphia-Boyd
Hinoken.
, Brig Clara Gibbs, Parker, Kingston Ja-Leaycraft
Co.
Brig Stella (Br), Easton, Matanzas-Hency Parker
Schr Jonas Smith, Hodgkins, Havana-Jas Ward h
sbhr Annie Bliss, Wiley Cardenas-snow Burgess.
Schr Frank Treat, Staples, Harbor Isand-B Wen
berg.
Schr Lavota, Whitmore, Galveston-C II Mallory 4 Co
schrJ Lenthal Martin, Mosquito Inlet, Fla-Campbell
Gardner.
schr Veto Henderson, PhiladeIphia-Evans Ball & Co.
Bro
Sloop Jas Henry slJcum, New Haven.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia
steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philadelphia.
steamer W G Pierrepont, SHROPSHIRE PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL 49, l872-TRIPLE SHEET.

several Of the Jury and said he was surprised 70
think that men In their senses could believe the
testimony OF that woman; said to Judge Curtis !
was not surprised at his making such statement
as Judge Curtis opinion OF the female sex is well
known; in reference to another case which came
up before Judge Curtis he took the papers ana
reading, ode Yongh against Knockers Goodhart
and Gardiner for plaintiff, and Goodhart for de-
PENDANT; why, this is
TEA PARTY
which ought to go before Judge Joachimsen as re-
ference; - IL was sent before Judge Gross In CHAM
bers; Judge Curtis wrote me letter on March 80,
and asked me to call and see him; went and saw
him, and he said Judge Shea had gone back on him.
and he wanted revenge; he thought Judge Shea
was
SNAKE IN THE GRASS,
and he was satisfied that Judge Joachimsen was
friend to him; he then gave conversation
in relation to the OF Rankins against Ullman,
which he had with Judge Curtis; he told Judge Cur
tbs that 1t was said he had received fee In that
case, and that he had assisted Mr.. Randall In the
case, which was not very creditable to him as
Judge, as it was understood that Mr.: Randall had
been debarred in Suffolk county, MASSACHUSETTS,;
Judge Curtis then said, "Oh, yes, know him to be
a damned sc0undrel, but that does not matter as
long as get straight in the matter"
The committee adjourned shortly afterwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-19
Marine Disasters.

STEAMSHIP ARApSr which struck the bar in going into
Galveston on her last trip rom New York. proceeded 10
New Orleans where she was taken the dry dock for
repurs She sailed from the latter port 18th inst for this
port
STEAMSHIP sARxArIAS at Portland 10th from Liverpool
coming the dock In collision with steamer
Germany, carrying away quarter boat and davits and
making u hole in the quarter of the latter vessel.
STEAMSHIP DAnrS lBr), for siverpool In going down
the savannah River lath inst grounded on mud bank
when the distractions She lying In a soft bed,
and would probably get of the next tide.
STEAMSHIP MONTGOMERY, from New York previously re.
ported ashore the Oyster Beds in Savannah River got
of 18th inst without injury
SHIP CHAs SOUTHLAND. Brown, from New Orleans for
Liverpool which put back inst leaky having struck
u wreck, Is dischaTging for repairs
SNIP HERALD MORNING, Winsor, from MarsciIcs
Francisco which put back Jan ~ eaky repaired
and sailed for destination 10th Inst
SHIP JASON (NG), at Philadelphia 18th from bremen,
lost overheard oss the rst officer on the 10Th inst
Rank ALICE TARLroN.-Thc British steamer ismalin,
which arrived yesterday morning from Messina, brought
port the bark Alice Iaroi OF surnaln pound
from Portland before reported spoken dis
mastcd which had faen In with In distress
The toownq Is the report of Captain Corners OF the
Alice TarIton-On March H. when 50 miles east OF Cape
cod had a heavy gale rom ENE with lasting SO
hou which hoye tbs vessel on her beam ends eAd was
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHT

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship City of New York (,r, Jones' Liverpool
April and Queenstown 5th with mdse aud SO passengers
sn%Sih@ assTa Tf'!s s'ssf
Experenced strong westerly Wind the entire pass DSs
%Sf is "a Sa ri with SsEs
took her n tow and brought her into port.
as?fs city 4R
seFs to sGGaS%TS Bros Co. Had mSdsraie Teater
Norfolk with dsc and passengers to the Old Dominion
HS#sr Sss sSs 4 Good Sss S
oEs :$p Isi. 3D. % oses Hf,Ss
sPan sf e q @
;s Ss@s s soc E. snS k kGinb sF asy
rSd5 sss SsTsSa win os%s %
Tie aa shs
HS sSSS @s ss
SSs Via Hunter IF Boston, isWsss Iq ia, March
a s SsSsay s with
sps 5; ssesssS
Sea- then e 'G asnSy dGw s iaS
Mitch w9s" la 10 had ss sa sSS
SSTS iG g GSa .Sr @
W ship Mcdca DIR, from Trinidad Tor Grecnock Eth lat
IS 10 Ion 6ys W. bark Modena, from Sierra Leone for
thur lrom Portland for Havana, 10 days out.
Bark Golden Land (Brl Wilcox, liverpool, 10 days,
nS r s ns psss s w
S aren @ WV sails sa Hnd a sd rsmsS
dous high sea; AM, ship la6orng heavily, a sea
struck the ship aban port fore rigging, smash fore
ecR e and March, s s g n Y W es
gale and high sea; ship under lower topsas; s PM,
= heavy sea struck the ship before the port beam,
decks with water aud starting great portion OF her star
board buwarks shin aborng heavily 9Th AN wore ship
stove in the whole side of poophouse skyghts,
rails, stanchions and breaking spankerboom In Two,
bursting in bulkheads and smashing up the after cabin
aud destroying great quantity stores sounded pumps
and found two feet water in the well pumps going
March y, LAT 40 70 n. lon 62 10 W, founds that
March 2 strong wNw gale And choppng. sea found that
two Of the rudder gudgcons had gone PM he iron ~
useless, hove ship TO- got a large hawscr over
1 'e M f'srn % Sse but found it wSyd not
WV gale, with tremendous high sea and terrific
gale with snow 4th, PM heavy sea struck the ship
on port beam, washing the second mate overheard, but
filling the decks with water also the cabin, washing
OF the Aylighs and spars Of The house and shifted cargo
sounded pumps found three feet water The hold
Mt all hands at pumps midnight great guam
sS Of " s empg up as And S aSA yno hS
March 81 moderate weather. made jury ruddcr
large hawser and got y boat found would act
over made out Of two spare top nass well bolted
gcther From April TO port had rainy weather with
Ra sn % aeh pMssa Sdaoo 80 days
with railway iron TO order; vessel to JAS Elwel " Co
Took The authern passage and bad strong soptherH
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RETOW
SAILED.

Ship Richard Robinson, Liverpool Nov % and Queo
town Feb IL, by pilot boat Hope, No
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John B. Cough ectured at Cooper Union last even
ing on the subject of "Wn 1t Pay ?" to large audi
ence. The interrogative title OF the discourse in
volved several Observation-Disclosures 1t pays to
play practical jokes, to do good deeds humbly, to
commence drinking, or to go to California, and he
pretty enectually answered all of them
James Brady, William Ludlow, William Burns
Michael Tracy and Edward Thomas, five prisoners
who were on their way to Backwell's Island, es-
capped yesterday afternoon from the building at the
foot OF East Twenty-sixth street where they had
been confined In a cell before being transported
across the tide. They at large In the city, and
Superintendent Kels0 has sent out general alarm
for their arrest.
The citizens Of YOrkville are to be favored next
week with an entertainment at the new and pretty
hall OF the East Side Association, corner of Eighty
sixth street and Third avenue. It will consist
mainly of an exhibition OF MacEvOys Panorama Of
Ireland, for the benefit of ST. Lawrences Roman
Catholic church. now under the pastoral care OF
the Rev. Father Goeckeln, an able and beloved
member of the Society Of Jesus. The panorama
will be displayed on Monday Tuesday and Wednes-
day of next week. during the afternoon and even
ing, and will be enhanced by amusing descriptions
sde-spitting anecdotes and little interludes of a
rich and racy character
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NEW YORK CITY.

Comptroller Green yesterday paid for wages OF
laborers and expenses OF the Department OF Public
Parks the sum of $4,000.
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SHIPPING NEWS,
Almanac for New York-This Day.

Sun rises 49,. 5 16 Moon sets. morn 3 AZ
Sun sets. ...... Al High water morn ID
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

- 49, 80 ~ - = -.
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
IA of different Staes-I.cgal everywhere; desertion,
&c sufficient cause publicity; no charge until divorce
NJ HOUSE, Attorney, 1870 Broadway.
A TOGETHER THE CHEAPEST PLACE FOR GOOD
n Gas Fixtures Chandeliers Brackets, &c COl Broad
way headquarters, without inerve non Oh gas
Bronze Chandeliers nnli cost OF nl-
portnton. McLEWE Els n PUTNAM, 6Ui broadway.
4 BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the courts of different states NO publicity Advice
free Notary Public and Commissioner for every State
n I. KING, Counscllor.a tLaw, 1868 Broadway.
BARGAINS IN TEAS, C0FFEES, GROCERIES AND
ID Provions warranted to suit the palate and the pock-
= OF the million. THOMAS X. AGNEW
300 Greenwich street, New York.
(NoRNs, BUNIONs NAILS, ENLARGED JOINTS &C.
~ cured without pain RICEiS ANNITIfLATOR crrcs
corns bunions, &c. BY mail BDc DR.. RICE Chiropo-
dist, 2I0 broadway, corner Fulton street
MO MORE MRDICINE.-70,00 CURES OF DYsPEP-
~ STA, Phthisis, Constipation, Dlarrhna, Liver and
Nervous Disorders by DU BARRY'S delicious
REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD.
Which saves fifty times It's cost In medicines Tins b.
81 20; = h. $la JOHN +. HENRY. agent, 8 College
place, New York,
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Steamships France for Liverpool; Silcsa, Hamburg.
MORO Castle, Havana; Gen Barnes, Savannah; South
Carolina, Charleston; Albemarlc Richmond, sc
Wind at sunset Sc fresh
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-11-20

Few persons are aware how inn
mense the lumber trade of the United
States really is, and how rapidly in
ereasing. Not only is this the case
in the Atlantic States and in the
North, but even on the Pacific coast
the demand, both for home consump-
ton and for export, is very great
From Purget Sound alone the ship
ments of fir were, in the year 1869,
nearly 137, GOO, 900 feet, and this year
will be 23S, 600, 600. This timber goes
almost over the world. 1t Is shipped,
according to the Custom House rec
ords, to CallaO, Tahiti, London, Next
CO, Australia, Russia, New York,
China, Valparaiso, Honolulu, Pana-
ma, Calcutta, and Victoria.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-11-20
Plantation BitteFS.
S. T.-l86O-X.

This wopderful vegetable resto-
artiave is sheet-the nchor of the
feeble and debilitated. As a tonic
and cordial fer the aged and
languid it has no equal among
sIomschics. As a remedy for ner-
vous weakness to which women
ere especially subject, it is super
sed ing every other stimulant. In
all climates, tropical, temperate
or frigid. it acts as a specific in
every species of disorder which
undermines the bodily strength
and breaks doWnthe animaIspirits
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-11-20
H CHRONICLE.

Herbert Spencer writes in reference
to Longevity in Marriage :" / will
confine myself to the less ~cOnspicu-
GUS fallacy in the comparison between
the mortaiities of married and celib-
ate. Clearly as the figures seem to
furnish proof of some causual relation
between marriage and longevity, they
really furnish no proof whatever.
There may be such a relation but the
evidence assigned forms no warrant
for inferriBg it. We have but TO con-
slider a little the circumstances which
in many cases determine marriage,
and those which in other cases pre-
vent marriage, to see that the o
BectiOn which the figures apparently
imply is not the real Connection
When attachment exists, what more
frequently decides the question for or
against marriage? The possession of
adequate means. While some are so
reckless as to marry without leans
yet it is undeniable that in very many
instances marriage is delayed by the
man or forbidden by the parents, or
not assented to by the woman, until
there is reasonable evidence of ability
to meet the responsibilities. OF those
men whose marriage depends OH get
ting the needful income, which are
the most likely to get the needful in
come? Those who are best, physical
~ and mentally-the strong, the in
tellectually capable, the morally well
balanced. Often bodily vigor achieves
q success, and therefore a revenue,
which bodily weakness, unable to
bear the stress of competition, cannot
achieve. Often superior intelligence
bring s promotion and increase of sal
airy, while stupidity lags behind, in
ill-paid' posts. Often caution. self
control and ~far-seeing sacrifice of
present to future secure remunerative
offices that are never given to the re-
pulsive or the reckless. But, what
are the effects of bodily vigor, of in
telligence, of prudence, of longevity,
when compared with the effects of
f~sebleness, of stupidity, of deficient
self-control? Obviously the first
further the maintenance of life and
the second tend toward premature
That is, the qualities which, |
in the average Of cases, give a man
the advantage in getting the means
of marrying are the qualities which
make him likely TO be 8 lOOg-liver,
and conversely.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-11-20

A lady named Steele, on her way
home to Massachusetts from Illinois.
lost her money in Chicago. She ar
rived here yesterday morning, walked
into a bank, and briskly remarked =
Telegraph to the First National Bank
Of Boston, and ask if Clara Steel can
draw on them through this bank for
fifty dollars" She sat down for an
hour, and the reply came back Yes
She drew the money, thanking the
cashier, paid her hotel bill, walked to
the depot and was off again, having
managed her business as well as the
oldest banker could have done. DE
trOit Free Press.
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The New York Sun gives the fol-
lowing directions for the treatment Of
the horse disease:
Sprinkle your stable frequently
and plentifully with carbolie acid and
with gum camphor IN alcohol. Use
chloride of lime very freely. But
double the usual quantity of bedding
under your horses. There is no dan
ger of rubbing their limbs and loins
too much. Every drop of water that
they drink should be pure and fresh.
They can not have too much air, pro-
vided they are not exposed to q
draught- Let your horses rest if you
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LYON %KATHAIR0N,
MEKIGAN MUSTANG LININENT,
- -H Ia A om
For MAN AND A

Probably Few articles have ever had
so extensive a Sale, while none have
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the celebrated MEXICAN MUSTANG
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ways liable to accident, and it is safe
TO say, that no family can pass q sim
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over three hundred livery stables in the
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Revenue Stamp. and not n common stamp
ssused by druggists,
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-11-20

A Virginia exchange says at a con-
cert recently, at the conclusion of the
song, There's a good time coming"
a farmer got up and exclaimed
mister, you couldn't fix the date
could YOU 81
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NNNTS% wSs:1yEeEABLE C.clLIka
AMH~EE9 HAZE
N@ARENEWER


Every year increases tie o. =
w of this valuable Hair PIE ;.o.s:
winch is due to merit alocc. We
can assure our old patrons tlat ii j.
kept fully up 10 Its high standard;
nditisf the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring Cry
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, l~ustrons, and :iEcn.
The scalp, by its use, bccomc wtic
and clean. 1t removes AL c-G!lioas
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourisbcs
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except IN
extreme old age. 1t is tie Geo
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever U:cd,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair Z splendid, glossy
appearance. \. \. Hayes, ND
State Assayer Of " massachusetts,, yS
"The constituents arc pure, and c:i~1-
fully selected for excellent quality
and l consider it the BEST PREF
RATION for its intended purpose.
.,o(a By al Druggists, and Dealers = Ef@
Prioe Ono Dollzr.