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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23
Railroads..


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DICHMOND AND DAN VtLI,p
RAILgOA D-CHAgGE or sCBgbrt .,
ONLY ONE PASSENGER TEAM DAILY d
and after MONDAY, October !, 1857, thu Pa..a,tv1n
Trains on this road will run AZ follows: ''ssf
GoIS8 WEsr.-Throu4h mail and pas.snys,,.,
leaves Richmond daily at lis A. ": arftys .A,h
DaDville atiP. NJ; leaves Danvills al tosp " ~
arrives al Greensboro at .loP a. a.;
G0fss EAsT.-Leaves Greensboro daily a,,,,
A. arrives at D.nvillo at s.tsA NJ IA
Danyiile at $40 A. Il arrives at Rlchmn,s -
47P. 81.
Trains connect at Burk.v!lls with p,1,.,.
trains on the socthsids railroad ts1cspf on sss'
days); connect at Greensboro daily vim 80.
on the North Carolina railroad. "A's
THOMAS DODlNYID
oc5 Slpsrin,s,s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23
BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, AuetionesH
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
1 FARM OF FORTY ACRES II nESRICG,
TWO MILES NORTH CT RICHMOND; BET BET, y Z Es ca
THE RICHM OND AND FREDERICKSBURG
RtILRoAD AND DEEP RON TURNplKE..By
virtue OF deed of trust bearing date 18th septetn-
b4r. 1858. duly recorded IN IienIico County Co1rt
in deed book No. 81, page 1852 shall, in execution
thereof PFC coed to sell at public auction on the
premises. on wE3NE,DAY, the goth , ct, ss';
fair day thereafter. the desirable iittle farm 10.
Gated as above. adjoining the lands Of Messrs.
Thomas Johnston, the estate OF DR.. John r. SIN
ton, Barratt4 and others, and now occupied by
Mrs Gentry. The land, for the most part Is In
bne order and admirably we'll adapted for
garden or dairy farm. on /. Is an sxeeiien' nsW
dwelling and the usual out. building, Including
= large barn, stable, &C, and \ vel! Of fne water
In the yard. There Is an exec llent young orchard
OF almost every variety Of fruit such as peaches.
apples, pears, cherries, strawberries, cuIranis.
grapes. &c
TERMS Abont 1850 in cash on a credit as 10
81 0uo until 18th September, 1893, and The ike sum
on the sams day OF ths three following years;
with interest from the 18th september 1857, until
paid and as TO the r. sid thereof on such terms
AZ shall be- announced at the hour OF sale
oc ls W. GUDDlH, Trustee.
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4ucMOYs Sales.
s~-~@-1-N@|-1-N-17~
FUTURE DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson'
kuciopeers and Real Estate Agents.

FUTURE DAY.
By Harrison, Goddin Apperson,
Aucdoneers and Real Estate Agents.
SALE OF EXCE InsL ~
BRICK TENEMENT ON THE WEsT rEis
on sEygsTH BETWEEN CLAY AND Lh,na
virtue Of deed ID kioSmond aas
inas Court Ia deed book No. 10 B, page lSs, we
shall il .hsrsof p5oesTsaa H al p0e
tobsr ~ 1857, at o'clock P NJ, II fail II not ne
ats: fair day thereafter that 6es1si, n The oesu
pancy OF Mr. r A. Mills The lot has g. front on
b feet and depth Of 100 feet The dwsibs ~ .a
excellent order, contains seven rooms, oesloeS
ample Accommodations for servants. the usual
modern improvements have been introdueeo int"
the dwalling-such as gas, water closets eulVefts'
The deed REQUIRES a cash sails 70 the extent OF
about IS $780, but II Is probable that at the h0nr OF
So !e n ARA ngement will be made to extend re@-
sonabls terms Of credit.
JOHN HOWARD, lTru,tees
ocol ALEXANDER Fl. SANDS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

tCrIFIED WHlSKt Y.-lOO barr
~ rels for sale low to close. By
~. n GEJEGa !. HERRING 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23
By Cook s. Laughton, Auctionesrs,
corner OF Franklin and Governor streets.

nRUG STORE AN D FIXTURES Al
DAUCTlON-On THURSDAY the oath in
srant at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the drug store
OF MIR. ]. w. Dabney, in Rockets, his stock OF
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c,
corsisting OF such an assortment rs IL usually
found in retail drug store together With all the
SHELVING, COUNTERS,
and all the necessary FIXTURES,
COOK & LAUGHTnN,
oc AZ Auciioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

BY James ". Taylor Son. Auctoneers,
once No. 82l Main street, three doors below th Q
spotswood Hotel
SALE OF A HOUSE,
1 With SIX ACRES Of LAND, NEAR UNION
HILL. AT AUCTION Will be 30! ID on MONDAY
the 2sth day Of October, the prelnisss, at
O'clock 7. 81, desirable TWu.STOKf FRAMED
HOUSE, with SIX ACRES OF LAND, now In the
occupancy OF Mr. Conrad Feitig, well adapted for
gardening or for raising fruit a convenient dis
ia nee from the city, with the usual out-buldings
all In good order. 1t IL within one quart.r or a
mile OF the present corporate limits adjoining the
la ds Of Mr.. Peyton job uston and others.
TERMS: one Third cash balance on a credit or
four and eight months tor negotiable notes, lnte-
rest dded, and secnrrd by deed Of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES ii. TAYLOR y scS,
Auctioneers. oc -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

BY T. W. Omohundro Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. GOT Broad street, between Second and Third.
IN WEDNESDAY the ODD, at 10
o'clock we will sell at our stora an sssort-
ment OF FURNlTURE, STOVES, BEDDING, SEW
ING MACHINES, CARPETS, &C.. consisting of
Wardrobes and Cabinets, Safes and Tables Bed
steads and Bedding, Carpets and Chairs, Cooking
and other Stoves, one barrel OF Cakes, and Mo-
Iasses. Also, many useful articles to housekeep-
ers, too numerous to mention.
CAfOHUNDRO & CO.,
nc c2-2tS Auctoneers.
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ballard HOTEL, RICHMOND


DIVISION K DUNLOP
AA LAW OFFICE
30. 2i5 GOVERNOR sTKHEr.
,-,I, RICHMoSD. Va,
|la practice In The Circuit County ava =,
s,o o. Richmond city and The COUNTLESS OF Hy
t 49, ~,,eSIerheid, and Hauover. The Court or Sn.
bnr' i: nsihla, the District Courts al William.
TTafS, etefobGr", anu Fredericksburg. and ~,
o'atSS District and Circui, Courts for tbs
.,, EOREHT L. HDwISON
gu io--'m JtaES \ DuNI0p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23
Steamers.

EOR PALATKA, FLA SAVAN'
L NAH, GA, lLlFERNAIDiNA, g I'll u
JACES yNVILLE. PlCOL ATA. AID --- -.
ALL LANDING ON THE ST eGE1:--sfr,5
JOHNS RIVER The splendid
STEAMER "plCrATOR
900 tons buTthcn.
Captain LOUIS NJ. CoX-TrEK,
will sail from 81 idd!e Atlantic wharf CEaTIetto.
8 g., for the above places ev"ry iuESDAt
MIGHT At . O'Clock, connecting win me pi..-H
Central railroad at Savannah Tor Mobile sad asT
Orleans.
For freight or passage apply to
j. u. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
Or aim Charleston, ;. {.
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For Rent.

DOR RENT, THREE or FOUR very
II daeirahls ROOMS, In private family. liza
furnished or unfurn!shed, at the option OF E;;H
tho occupant. Inquire al corner OF Second I1A
and Clay streets, north side. oc PIT
DOR RENT, at residence 401. corner OF
n Clay and Monroe streets, a SUITE OF A
ROOMS, CONSULTING OF parlor and three 1:,,;1
chamber., wuh kitchen and coal house. .G4&
apply uron the premises. ,r
oc 22-lw q. b. fhhBhpDtd.
TOR RENT OR LEASE, the elegant
Il RESIDENCE OF Major William Allen: kEA
situated on Leigh between Seventh and f.:S
Eighth streets. with the spacious and beauti- -c@A
fully adorned grounds and gardens. 1t contains
about rooms, with all tina modern appendagee 10
q irst- class residence The situation is very de-
Brable, being con veniert and retired. 1t will be
rented either furnished or unfurnished, az may
~ GRUgBs & WILLIAMS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

A colored tragedan, Morgan Smith, is 4
popular star III the English provinces.
Rosa Bonheur talks OF coming 10 this couu-
try next year.
The Philadelphia Press will not hereafter be
issued on Sunday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

DICH MOND AND DANVlLLE
II, RAILHpAD.-NOTlCET TO BOHDaOLDsSs.
All psrsons holding mortgage bonds OF the Eleh'
mord and panvilis Railroad Company are hereby
informed that the ompany IL now Prepared TO de-
liver It's new bonds III exchange Tor the oid, as
h.ra,ofnrs ayread with bOndhoiders. Parlles can
Obtain either otpon or Registered bonds, when
ara convertible from To the other class at IN
ontion of the holders, and on which all United
sfstss taxes will b. paid by the Company.
~ TX omDany A. S. BUFUhD,
VI 1Yn President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23
By Cook i Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

COrHer toVernor and FEanKIin stre6b.
CANAL BOATS AT AUCTION.-We
" will cell at auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d
instant, at II o'clock NJ ;, at the corner OF Nine
teenth streets and d. ok. south side.
SEVERAL OPEN CANAL BOATS,
amongst which viii be found two frst- elias boats,
built expressly for the service of the builders, in
the most substantial and workmanlike manner
within the past thre. months, one Of which (jnst
launch ed) IL not surpassed by any boat on the
canal for staunchness, model, or easy drauaht.
ALSO,
A lot of BOAT TIMBER, including the chief
portions Of the necessary pieces for canal boat.
: TERMS Cash. COOK Il LaUGHTON,
oc Is Auctionesrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23
THE PEOPLES STORE.

THE PEOPLES STORE,
l. No. lao MAIN STREET,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
A. LEVY.
We have juet received our second SIMPLY OF
fail ard winter goods, embracing the following
articless
Siik-striped Porlins i5c. mp;
Plsin and Paid Poplins, acc. up;
AlpacAs all colors, 45c up;
Black ard White Shepherd Plaids Csc:
Ali-wool Mouslns, a7lc:
ALL wool Flannel, all colors, acc. up;
Blankets. IS mp:
Be-ch.d and Unbleached Cottons, loc. up;
Wan. u'ia Mills, sec;
New York Mills 35c.
With great many other goods too numerous to
mention. a. LEVY.
Remember the sign inscribed THE PEOPLES
STORs. oc lg-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

EOR NORFOLK, PORISMDC -
a AND ALI LANDINGS OK TEES ~
JAMES RlV2R Tho fIs, ard slr- "a ..sszSsJl
cant s.samsr JOHN SYLVESTER Ea4-I3
ClPTAIS z. G. GIYroaD. ..,.u,..
place. on MONDAY. wEDN EsDAY. snc Tr... .yl
e. 80 o'clock A. M, Eut return oH
rh1r:ssEyyG sRS ss.uISa' soRYol - "'
connect With steamers for BALL
POINTS NORTH. ,rrygsBChJ
TEAM leaves CITY POINT for 81 BIS"
OF arrival OF sTEAM NEE.
Fare TO Norfolk, 3? so
received at all horrs 10: BUSToa 'p ~ BAY,
principal L ASDiHdS ~ NE LIVER :. rsA'
sonabis rates. ,ho,ra.pa!!.
Freight Tor w4v landings mrs, 30 70, :.
Letter. entrusted to pnrsar OF s'e-SIrr.
Apply 10 o.. st.amrr, uhn
ia 1-1 $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

U'OE NEW YOkk-OhD DoA IN los
STEAMSHIP COhPa:Y.- *,
splendid new side. whe 81 ssesmshiPr( %>jP =.
Aksss NJ S. 5AaA and Tv11kGnSii
issv. Nav York every TrEsDAi IhuhI Trss !.
nd SATURDAY leave Richmond every ioI"
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. n,.v
These ships are entirely new. and we're iaor,
pressly for this route They have splendid s&'.",'
and .tatsrooms. and thu fare, attention. anu
comm cd ations are unsurpassed. I,,,
Goods shipped by this fine .fs landed IesGlsT
Row York on the company coVe1'u P'''
North rivsr) within forty eight hours; ....,sl
Insurance effected a. lowest rat"r |heH "sl ,r,.
Frsights for points beyond New f"rs ~. ..,t
yarded with die patch. and no charge mas '-''
actual expenses incurrec. , S.s o..
The steamers for Charleston, sAVsnn ~, - ~.
Isans and other southern ports leave ZION ."'
Joining p!er. All goods for these Psf''
without eIponrfe.
y. L. MoCRgADY, President, l'7 ".'s''
'' sAau j AYES q Co, Eishmocd, Ys
JOHN II. WEST, City Point end Ps.snS-i'
r. H. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, apply 10 a.. ro
corner MAIN and Eleventh s,Eeets, up ''""'
ia I-B
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

PHILADELPHIA AND Rich MOND
1 STEAMSHIP LlNR-TWlCE S--$Sct,
WEEk.-Until further notice, the ,>-@-TEM
stsamers NURFULK. ALEX y Nss-s.s,ssSe4sssS.,
DRIA. and CLAYaONT will Leave rcS--1c 80
PhII.dslphia every WEDNESDAY and sAIIs'
DAY. and Richmond ever, MONDAY and ThUEa'
DAY, alternately. ,,1.,-.b
Freight Ia ken and bills OF laitng signed throo5"
for CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, ana M" W.
Passage, including meals and .tsIaroom 20
., :. Orico No. 2I?s N the potE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

M cS. n. II. t1onN It!i', tch.N En-
VA GoNERNOR AND EGSS STREETS, has several
very desirable euies Of rooms for families, and can
accommodate TEANSlkNr, PERMANENT, and
Boa HpEtts II tha best style. T'l.e +, use IL
central ard convenient to all parts OF tn" city, and
nothiog shall be olni,teu to Il 20 sati-facliou
III Iii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-23

lisa Glover Cashier OF the First National
Bank OF Rchlaoni, do solemniy swear mat the
ahoga il a correct summary al the statement OF
condition cf this bsnk as sent TO the dapariH' n.
a. Washington to 7rh October, 1901 TO the best ot
my knowledge and be!isf ,,
State Of Virginia, County 9f Hs'r'co -,
Sworn to ami subscribed before me this SIN gay
of October, 1857. J. u. AuAbA1' y. I.
DIRECTORS
FRaygLIS sTEARSs, JoHS H. GHiLDAkf'
Is. C.. T.RIY, JolS =. "hilP,
4. Y. STOKES, u u. LIZA.
A. CARLTON, a. ". fAai.
D. ToS GRoSISG. ,,
S. A. GLOVER, Cashier oo E-9t
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

FOR EXPLOITATION on HOMl. CO.. ysux PTroN.
Xxx end other frssh sparkling Ale constantly on hand
ssswsry 80 % 10 s!nsh strv a, New YORK.
These Aics can b eeen. - Bravery or Al fsaa
Msssrs Troadwall McCarthys, r. ss .rS prc>avsv
.Messrs. Parsons . Nixon'a q Cef ar street.
Messrs pnnsam nuscos,S slor place and broadway.
Mcsrs buckand tnASners nth street and eth avenue
Nr John q rcrcs'a y Iisn ,s street Brookiyn. =
Mr. Thomas AossNPA " Myrtle avenue nrpoklyn.
NJ VIM uasew'S smith and Bergen strccts, brooklyn.
NJ Il y ,iugnes. LA and First streets WlIamsburg
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

a HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE IN BROOK
n yn; al modern improvements la tho best order; w
be rented for three years small private family
Office
The New York herald., 1867-04-12


a ffEM usn' LARGE ORDERS REC EIyEp At TIE
sx.rsS wsn .ss Sc estAbsbmens q u: osEnBhho ~
III ~ sedding &C. LADIES' O. scns nlyins sny % ar
SressIns NJ or Mrs ROSENbERth, number - above.
0riss attended 70 in or out Of the csv.
- LARGE ORDRR rOR e0UrHERN MARKEr:-s.
NORRIS rays the hghsst pncs fos Lsdcs sra osn- en-
srts e for Coas - ~ pR Dressss - 70 80 Pssss ssn
81 address l0& seventh Ladies ATTENDED 70 "
Mrs. Moryas. t. -. -N-1 ------
A TIE ORIGINAL NJ MARKS. g sixth AvExyE:
IA ladies and gentlemen recetve % Per cene more mhu
81 any other dcelss :. ne sy Cor their Csoa Clothing
Carpets, ruruiur0 Jewery, furA. 10 fIease - LIND
enough caI ed6FeI The number = abova LAdss
waited uP24 n ~. h.r1.. N and 0a. - .ne CIV
.E T'IExsT % PRR CENT MVBE THAN ELsEwHER4
eau Obtained for Lsdies md 9snsaemens ca on
snss Mf or Ma DUoxb is8 ssvsnsh sVseus cosnsr Of
!, fvsnit-nrt street. ~ - - j
% iSrssss y can, ssl,id: .tss. % Or psSs a.
Snesn,m -----x-
/ : x,nn pnoApWAY, wRAR rHTRfYNrNTH 9fREET:
2gv nv sr,n2 ~ PSss, Pss,sss sss h'{ss, Rr y s - y
4 M
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

TIOUsEKEEPERs OR PERSONS GOING TO HOUSE.
keeping will be supplied. and pay BY weekly or
monthly payments for Carfe, Oilcoths Furniture Bedd-
ing, &c.. At BENDALL SCOTS, Of Canal and
Hudson streets.
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

FURNISHED HOUSE ON THIRTY-THIRD STREET TO
rent 10 private family only, for one, three
rent $500 per month.
HUMPHREYS 4 MATHEWS 724 Broadway.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18

EXCURSION 70 LAKE MEMPuRr.
MAGOG.-An Excursion train will
run from Bradford to Newport, ON
Saturday, Oct. 10, for the accom-.
mediation of those who wish to take
n "trip through the lake, ON the new
steamer, Lady OF the Lake. The
Bradford Brass Band will accom-.
pany the party, and furnish mnsic
for the occasion. Train leaves
Bradford at : o'clock A. NJ: return.
ing leaves Newport at little past
O'Clock j. NJ. Fare for the round
trip from Bradford, $3.50
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18

GOING WEsT.-Dr. A. VI. Move.
Dentist; has sold his place in this
village, and adveriiscs his personal
property for sale ut auction next
Saturday, for description of which
see posters.
The DIR. has got the western fever
ana Is gong out west. We are sor
fy TO lose him as q citizen, and his
professional attainmcnts are such
az To make him just what we need
mere az "a dentist. lie ~ frat class
oen''St, and will undoubtedly meet
WIN success whittier he is going.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18

No.. -. =, --- =,
y Al" VI vi ANiNo'lh oAhN'--
Among the attractions III the way
OF side shows at our Fair last week.
were u pair of oxen WEIGHING 5000
Ia. Wa oo,, tho tolrn,.in,t - ,o
u.s. y WY WV l0''0" =" -
Eafo To ui'm from Il ' oiicoif'' ~ H.
! paper
{ : One of fine most rare and attract.
i've >ioh,s ofIprrd Io Inc visitors Of
+ tLn 1IrrriioocE Countv F,i, mis-
wool, n'as no oln,L,n+;nn o>n,
uonnihal ovd Cnh'nIns so,o,,,
ynars MI and wn;,,h;na o,'or' SOM
! iLs ,rho." .,4,In Laun e,r tLonn.t
f,v, nnmtl,s Laam tnI.n,i thro,, m, h tna
ronnt,y an nvbihitinm and h9,.o ~
all n1,ro, thn,. lava ,'i,;tnI nroatad
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mirc,.. of nnod stool and =, !. ,,n,,
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18

The LEGIsLATURE.-The Legs
met at Montpelier last Thursday,
and organized with the following
officers: Henry Clark of Rutland,
Secretary of the Senate, James ).
Peck of Montpelier Assistant, and
Rey, Daniel G. RobbeIts of Mont
pelier, Chaplain. Hon. John w.
Stewart Of Middlebury, Speaker OF
the House.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18

fRrlT.-SeVcral gentlemen have
our thanks for varieties of fruit left
AT our Office, among which we notice
an apple of The Grayenstien variety,
raised 10y j. :. Crook, of this town.
which weighs IA o.; some very
large Pound Sweets, left MS by j.
W. Stevens, of Corinth, and some
very nice grapes of the Concord va.
riety, hy W. 5 Nelson of this place.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18

No wonder so many worthless
medicines are advertised for the
cure of various diseases, and when
tried, found wanting" THAT the in
valid loses all faith IN specifics, We
have yet to learn, however, OF the
arst failure OF WiSta's BalSam OF
Wild Cherry, to cure coughs, colds,
and pulmonary disease.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18

Republican party of the paramount
duty of reviving their principles IN
their purity, cleaving off all accre-
tons and innovations, and then of
pressing right onward to 4" fight it
ont on that line" Our principles have
stood the storm of civil war, Of
treason i'll arms and copperheadlsm
at the polls, and they have come out
victorious oYcrbo Butallthrough
that prolonged crisis we did not have
unbrokcn success. There were re-
actions and revcrses ten times more
serious than we are now suffering !:
but, 20 use the homely language of
our martyrcd leader, we " kept peg
ging away" until all obstacles We're
put under our feet We need now
only the same cOnstancy, the same
discretion, the same unialtering en-
ergy. The times have changed some
what, and we are fought with differ
ent tactics, but we aIC c0ntcudirg
for the same great ends, and orr re
sources are amply sufficient, if We
only know how to usc them
The first thing is to rally to the
avowed and well defined principles
Of our organization, and to keep
them persisten,ly before the people.
The country can never have vest till
ii reposesupon these aXioms Of equal
and exact justice 10 all men. w,
should advance that day even if We
were beaten on these issues fairly
presented, rather than to triumph
by their evasion. But we shall not
be beaten, we cannot be, if, upheld
ing this standard of Republican
| principles, we 60 into the contest
with the zeal and devotion which we
have 50 often displayed heretofore.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18

Charms STRIKE the sight, but
merit wins the sonl.n
Snch merit as that which is found
in Barrett's Vegetable Restora-
tive" surely wins the affections Of
an intelligent public"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18


If Rcnnc is AS rood loolin,. .,,u
has M ,n.,,. o,.,d o,,,l;t;..
i" ,, ~ ',''.' 81 i"'ii'''9 - may
I'D. ',,"''" ''"n' using MS ram.
killing Magic oil, We don't wonder
1T MS popularity. Ills Magic Oil,
"S pam All'InS agent, is II success.
hNe'S oo"S 'lat 'IltS 1t says " 1t
WORKS IKE a charm
Hon. Benjamin G. uarri, of 1,r,
land, is telling some uncomgortohlc
truths alout his dcmocr,t;o as','
cant Iot,o, '' 81, III It re
WV '''''i Va tne political situation
he says;
While in their hearts tbov d;d
not wish as thcircopstitucnts know,
the success of the North in thair NV
farious and uniustitiablc war nr lo
the South, they vet discovered Won v
der;ul policy in pretending to wish
IT. They shrielied for the Union
made the strongest war snccchns
while they whispered TO tha knnn
ing ones of their party that decon
ton was the surest means of ge,t t, p
power" '''"e
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18

When the steamer Great EelaV
tic lately left San Francisco fol ~, ~
ma and Japan, several thousand W.
nese crowded the wharf, dresser ~
their hest, and flung after The slea"
er INTO the Bay of San Frahcls,~
thousands on thousands Of long SulI
OF bright cnamelcd yellow ana y"
papers, inscribed with prayer,
unknown gods for the vessel ''." ,IJ
the great depths Of the sea SI'o ,"n
spare her and all on board, ana t IA
tic waves and propitious winds U ,sr
her swiftly to her haven IN th' Wv
trail fowery llnd'