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Although not among the oldest, this
one, by the energy and business
ability which have characterized it,
has become the authorized agent Of
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the English language in North Amer
lea, and the amount of their trans
actions exceeds the combined bust
ness Of many Of the older but less
enterprising establishments.
At their office may be found on
file newspapers from every section,
from Maine to California, and from
their books can be learned the rates
for subscription and advertising
The distance Of advertisers from
the newspaper publishers, as a gen
eral thing, renders il difficult for
the latter to be correctly informed
OF the financial ability of their Gus
toners, and therefore they usually
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which, in consideration of the com
mission allowed, assumes all risk of
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ADVERTISING AGENCIHs.--It is
now something Ike thirty Years
since the establishment of the irst
Advertising Agency in This country.
at that time there were scarcely
eight hundred periodicals of all de.
Scllpuons printed in The United
states, while now the number will
exceed four thousand. Advertisers
nave increased and Agencies bovc
oeel established in every important
city, and have proved q GREAT as
sls'ance to the newspaper press.
III is estimated that there oro .,
the present time several hundroI
men who make this their bnsiross
out OF these no more than tvort,
are known TO any considerable ~,
ana by far the most important AFRO
two or three well known drma /,
New York city, among which Tho
house OF Geo. p. Rowcll g. Co., No
50 Park Row, occupies in some 70.
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Genius, Pluck Money, and the Union
Pacific Railroad.

The Genius to plan, the Pluck to
undertake, and the Money to do
with, are the three grand essentials
in all great and successful entcrprl-
ses. Each is good in its way, but
rarely that all these qualifications
are combined. either in an indiyldu-
al or a company bat when they
are, difficulties vanish and magniii-
cent results are obtained. Old Colo
mel Tom Benton was thought a man
OF genius, yet he never planned a
Railroad across the Rocky Noun
tains, except "Where practicable; :"
but the old hard-muney Senator is
dead, and the world and its people
ana its ideas have moved on. The
Rocky Mountains don't look ashigh
az they did, and, like many other
difficulties which seemed lESuT-
mountablc in the distance, they
have been got over without unusual
effort. The locomotive will run up
to their highest summit at grade
Of eighty feet to mile, down again
on the other side upou slope Of
but ninety feet, while the Baltimore
~ Ohio winds It's climbing way over
the Alleghanies ut an incline Of one
| hundred and sixteen feet 10 the mile,
Tor twenty miles together.
\ few men saw that Il Pacific
Railroad must be huilt There was
no other way to the Pacific, without
traycrsiHg two oceans at a great
cost Of time and money. The de.
flies OF the Alps were not higher
than Evans Pass, and, as they were
being tUnneled and traycrscd, why
not the Rocky Mountains! SO &c
MUS sent out its Typographical and
engineering corps, and, after two OF
three Years OF surveying and map
ping, il was reported chat a practi
ga! line fer the great interoceanic
highway had been found. Genius
further SAL, that when finished. for
magnitude and amount OF traffic il
would be one of the wonders Of the
world. But Arithmetic said. "NOth- |
ing less than a hundred millions of
money viii create it, Pluck. moth (
ing damtet at these figures, replied. |
"Let US bring in al! the great par !
ties in interest and do our best v,th |
;hcm." The United States govern I
mcnt wanted it the worst Vay.n
Uncle sam had an immense farm OIL
millions Ol square miles lEiuu waste
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Senatorial Changes.

]
far, thc changes maacin tho Irjtaf
states Senate. IN couspouopronCf1a
/ Vacancies next ryou|ar'y cr,.,-ra.a.
/ are no great imuroycmrnts Iu.tl[n
delegation non California. NJ, Cnr
ness. "a Renublican. rp,iros ana Nh.
| GasspIly, a Bpmgclat succonIs
| The former, th3ughnot A great man
! and. indeed. NOT having the rruIi..
| iteUaI'.c gHpelialce lorasf3trsinou
even ID h" had tlia ta,ont. las bonn
| q useful legislator and a tnorouoh
supporter Of thc Rppublican noIis,'
| His Successor comps,from fine Union
wine Of the GaIaIrri,ia pn,nno,an,.
land is personally ocronntod ON "i,iit'
| and uuHght rpnfIem,n Er,,n,
MARYLAND, Rcycrdy ,Iohu4on oiVns
way to VI iiliam n Hamilton NJ
johnson is q positive lnss fo mo
Senate. Tlourh he is nalifinaII,-
ranked with his snccesSor AMI H.
that resurct fine chapon il nni+hnr -
gain or a loss. VET he is q triaI I'm
ION man. aul ON snvaroI r,a,,ar.,1,i'.
ocpas;op. III On ma nas,,'a, ~ - = , ~
Reconstruction ads hoLnI ,l,oI.l ny
ness ia act ON his o,'. '', o, ~ G .
of duty in dieran.rd ~ ,o,', -, i! 'o''A
ton. fhns probn1ly con,l'; ~ - ViO' =, =,
his own retirement NIr ToI,n,o,,
also. is one of thot old 1 o1',''-'l'
Whio gtotpsmnn of tLa do7s.nf 5ua,.
and lYclster ana his aIi.i$t,- a",1
bjob LEGAL rpnntaljon y.oi,Id IT. '',i"
have made Inn nm o'.no n,,'U - -, " a., 49,
United States Snnata - Wv
But for alaolitinaI cLo,oo oo.,a,i..
decided and Iisanrooafja7 D. oI''|nI
ate win uroIahj, ,gitr",, ,, ''I , ',o,',
roma1|,ahn Am tho sni I'D.;e ''ioie
hv Ohio or q rThT,,,' ,,D,' i ~ ,'.''
jamjn Wade. Tbn,Inan nno .9' o' - ~.
as A Northern DEMOCRAT On, ,.o ~, MA; iHi
cut bpiuo n rcLrl ar , ,,,' = ~
Willie Mr.. wade has iono. Lean ,.2a
ognized as in the 'front.' ,9rI, If raG
cal RepubieaDs. The lnttcr on ,ho
expiration Of his term. viii haro
served eighteen ycors in tho I-nitod
States Spnate--apd. arcr 1aIina
whatever deductions NAV Inc dnn -
Mr.. Wades errors or drJects If if
must be conceded that his c,,onr
im ,'' ,,;, " : "a. po'''l'eSS ana ndel-
~ t t0 ,''', } an oi great oIiy
"d is "p W. ,t,, i' i my nave heen
t I,iSN, ~, -, ,,I,4 oo' ne was never
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31
State Teachers Association.

The eighteenth annual meeting OF
the Vt. State Teachers Association
was held at Barton, last week, com
mencing on Wednesday and ending
Friday evening. A large number
of teachers, and others interested in
educational matters, were present.
The Association was called TO
order by the President, J.. S. Spauld-
ing, Of Barre. The address O! wei.
come was delivered by Rey. w. Z.
Robinson, OF Barton, and replied to
by Prof. Buchham, for the Associ9.
ton. The forenoon ofThursdav was
spent in appointing COMMITTEES. list
enlng 10 reports Of officers. and dis
cusslng school management. In the
afternoon the discussion Of the re.
lation to each other Of the common
schools, the Academies, and tho col
reyes was commenced BIZ Prof Kel-
logg reading q paper from Rev. G.
u. Eerrin |ho was chosen to oaan
the debate, but who gould not he
present. The discussion orth.s sab.
iect showed thae there was not
enough Of tholoueauo,s in the com
mon schools and academies; ana as
4 consequence many entered college
imperiecly prepared, and deficient
il the foundation for liberal clq.
cation. The blame was in part pnl
upon the colleges, for departing. in |
many instances from than ra1..
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

halt a century ago the New York
ioSt once was run IN Il single room
ofa private dwelling, corner or'Gar.
den and William streets. by one
man and a boy beside the Postmas.
Ter.
The President is reported to he
trying on his old tricks. lie is in.
timaun& TO newspaper corrcspon.
cents and democratic Congressman
that II Congress passes the new re.
construction bill he will resist il.
But whatever he may now thinl,
upon the subject if the bill becomes
u law he will obey il, under advice
from Seward and Stanberry.
KEDuCTIoN.-A meeting of the
Managers of the Ogdensbureh, VI.
central, Rutland u Burlington. Pas.
SulnpSIc, Sullivan, Vt. Valley. VI
y Moss, Conn. River and Hartford
" New llaVen Railroads. was held
~ Bellows Falls Jan. ii, at which
the General Freight and Ticket
Agents were instructed 10 prepare
new freight and passenger tariffs NJ
n reduction from present rates,
The Senate committee on Terrific.
RES have decided TO report bill for
for The admission of colorado into
the Union. The Senators elect
have been before the committee and
represented that the territory has
largely increased in population
since the defeat Of the bill for its
admission into the Union.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

In this same manner We treat and radically
cure bronchitis and Consumption. Let TO
one suffering from these disease, despair q
relief. u you are too Car away to visit our
Once and sec us rersoually, write a description
Of your symptoms, aud forward to tho address
below.
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Dir. c. L. Blood,
Dear SIR desire to give You my test.
houg III regard totho value of your scientific
system Of treating tatarrh and Diseases of the
respiratory organs have used your rene
HN, 'oNygcui2cd Ain III my practice for tho
l4st yoal with complete success. have cured
the worst forms of Catarfh, aud q majority Of
th' cases OF Bronchitis. aud Consumption in
thcit advanced stages. | unqualifedh pro
honnee "ONygenized All" the greatest boon
and hope the uay Is not Tar distant when eve.
rS intelligent physician will adopt your sys.
TEN IN the treatment OF all forms Of chronic
affections.
Fratomally yours.
TOM. l.. NJ. LEE, VI. u.
No 1873 Westminster Street, Providence
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PoLITIcAL.-A Washington dis


foLITIcAL:-A washington uis-
] atch says win reference 10 Iresi-
dent Johnsons virtual ackhoWledg-
ment that he tlled 10 persuade Zen
Act, by keeping Secretary stanton
out OF tile occupancy OF MS once,
that Gen. Grant says TO ms friends
privately, what he has told the fresl
dent to his face, that upon a full
consideration OF the subject he con
cluded that it was his duty to vacate
the War Department, and that he
told the President to his face, that
upon full consideration Of the sub
iect he concluded that it was his
duty to vacate the War Department,
and that be told the President SO on
which he did leave it. He gave the
keys to Gen. Townsend, and that
officer considered it to be his duty
to give them to Stanton. GrantWlll
make no defence against these at
tempts of the President to convince
tne country 'i"1 NJ - " n,'i} s'i,''
lhGS aIe "'',onie 70 80 oii anu Pno
ilSh ilie %IAdNi'9 vi plo4 nm =
w elieS ana McC tuloch, II theS cnoo9e'
m .,
Inc Aah Francesca bulIeliii' speak
-nS with regard TO California, says
that Gen, Grant is as clearly uie
popular choice as was Lincoln III
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

Catarrh almost always attends Consump
ton, and frequently leads to it.
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AR zskzif,

In Bradford. Jan. -, by Rcv.J. X. Williams
Nj Newton J. Wilmot Of Ihetford and Miss
NJ Lizzie Ray, Of / gme, n. II
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PERFECT SATISFACTION

Any Infringement will be prosecuted to the
full aNtent OF the law.
All inquiries by letter, or otherwise. viii re.
ceiyc prompt attention
DIR o. II. STEVENS
Jan. Is, 1868. a
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Send for our circular, which gives full Do
scriPtion Of these diseases
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governor BULLOCK ON GEN.
GRANT.-Governor Bullock of Mas.
Sachusctts in his annual message
said: alt is the record Of history
that, in great public crisis, the in.
stlnct OF a nation points with uncr.
ring sagacity to some man of the
people whom they adopt at once, in
assurance Of faith, as their chosen
champion and deliverer; and, by a
natural law, this abiding confidence
is through its own soothing power
the surcst guaranty Of success.
ain this dark hour ofnational cx.
igency we have need Of a leader
whose integrity is interrupted by
political associations and whose pat.
rlotiSm has not permitted him TO de.
seend to the arena Of partisan war
fare; of tried leader Of undaunted
courage, who will be Swayed neither
by popular passion nor sectional
prejudice; of man Of cautious ret
lcenco, who has no Inconsistencies
to explain, no policies to maintain,
no theories to promulgdte; Of lea.
der who comprehends the position
and relations of all sections Of our
common country, and who will bring
to the administration of public at
fairs, executive ability, economical
IDEAS, clear head and an honest
heart.
al is manifest that it is the same
providence which brought us safely
through the storm Of war, that
moves this whole people now with
singular unanimity to recognize in
n plaln, unpretcnding citizen him
whose energy, discretion and cxalt.
ed patriotism will restore peace and
prosperity to discordant states and
II distracted land. The man Tor the
crlSIS-the man for the hour--thc
man Tor the pcople--is Ulysses s.
Grant. Before his pre-. eminent fit.
ness for the high Office to which
grateful nation would elevate him,
let personal preferences yield, let
iactloh subSide, that peace, good
Will and union may once more and
forever abide throughout the repub.
lie y
Tho New Orleans Picoyuno says,
$50 long as whiskcy maintains its
present price, and can he found ut
every cross-road, there should be no
Tear expressed as to starvation
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A. - 7. NJ LEE, NJ y.
No l99 Westminster Street, Providence

DIR. c. L. BLOOD,
az MY Dear Sir; have tested your remedy,
oNFRehl2ed Air. in advanced stages of Ca
larrI, bronchitis and Consumption, and tho
results have been, IN thc highest sense salts
factory 20 positive am of its wonderful pow
or 10 arrest the progress of the above named
diseases, mat can coDscicntiuusly advise all
who may bc suffering from them 10 place
themselves under the treatment at once.
Respectfully yours.
Rev. X. TOMLINSON,
Plymouth, Mas
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j. ELLIOTT SMITH A. "a uo.,.,,.
'oneral agents for Northern Nctmont N'
LAZARUS a. NORRIS,
"y' Hartford, Conn
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THE EXCL JSlVE RIGHT
FOR
ORANGE co.

Dentists can obtain the right Z" max G and use
the Improved Dental Plates by calling an M
Once The Improvement is noJ Ia the matcli.
al. bur IN t he construction which secures the
al atmospheric pressure On he entire plate.
Those IN want Of artificial teeth. in stvle not
to be cNcel-Fd are invited to call
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Tho New Orleans Picoyuno says,
$50 long as whiskcy maintains its
present price, and can be found ut
every crossroad, there should be no
lear expressed ms to starvation"
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