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sTATE-ROCM SLEEPING CARS,
woodruils Patent,

t1n throngh Ia Philadelphia ON si hiybt Tuis,.
sni New York va IAiladolrhia anu Allentown, With.
out change, alorIng Passengers uilEt ~ undi.
ffalIf psf nj
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Ols CEN ruAL

make vluto rorucious az Natt,a,n AMI Chirugn Ani
tlc entire t.p 60 Nu~ IOIa si.olc uiih ouiN tno
change. VI ,sls
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PEN NSYLyANIA RAILROAD.

lhiy yju tickets FOR New York, Piilnolph.a amt .dI
rDiuj. hast wa tll, PitiluIg Eort Maybe q uhtcasu
Iii, Pea. -sAnlA Central l,AiilOal INr tmns 1T
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r Bo-irH mi Now England Ta-s~u,-I. ~, roste
especially ic, rlJis, ~ % sr"s them Op.Dttuny
~ seeing Tho meet Vows among 'hc Ai.ghsny
ApmuliH, iosiie- visiting pittsltH rh,LiIelph
and N,N lurk, " ttlOut Entras.j.
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Advance of nj, oth.i Lines

And iu time % sHrurc Hotel accom- od,t's hetno
She Nfirl " t.t p,'s,ngvrs - other Teuls..
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CUcUMBER.-It does not seem to be very
generally known, says anexchange, that the
cucumber is one of the most useful vegeta-
bles we have, and can be dressed in great
CT variety of paIatable ways than any other
than the tomato. It is better than squash,
and more delicate than egg plant, prepared
in the same manner; can be stewed, fried,
or stuffed, and above all, can be parboiled,
mashed up in batter and fried as fritters,
more pleasant and easily prepared than any
other vegetable or fruit. When u cucum-
Der becomes just too old to be used raw or
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iug-and may be used for that purpose
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abomination, however much they may ad-
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" sound by the application, once day,
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A CoLoRED MAN RECEIVES FoRTy ACRES
OF LAND ETC., FROM HIS OLD MASTER
Mr.. VIM Z. Brunson, who died in Sump-
ter, last Thursday, bequeathed to his faith
full servant, Washington, upon his death,
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and calf, fine stock of hogs and one.half
the crop grown upon the farm the present
year. Upon the coming of freedom, Wash
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conducting himself with fidelity, and SO
did also the wife and family of Washing
ton. During his illness, Mr.. Brunson re-
ceived unceasing attentions from his faith
full servant who regarded his old master as
his best earthly friend, and loved him
with the affection of child for q parent.
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The exiles in Siberia according to TIL
report of the President of the Administra
tive Council Of that country, are estimated
to reach 10000 every year. During the Las
few wears the average has risen to 14,O0l
of whom more than sixth are women AM
children. Quite recently the journey,E}s
still performed on foot. A fifth OF efoues
lies die onestheu way, or in the c;rcnm-
That mortality is explaine9 Is about two
of travelling, apart ffopFfese about two
,sstsssss nh The ma4c1ays' walking. The
hundred and eigbRch the more distant
time necessary ke year, two months and
governmep< f
and a <]fcdo, or shipworm, which bores
TLfations in submerged timber, sunk
itffles, ships bottoms, ETC., thereby often
>~dusing great damage, are found in great
numbers from San Francisco to Sitka, on
the Pacific coast, and are a source of great
expense to those who own pile wharves
and vessels with uncoppered bottoms
Singularly enough, two harbors ON that
coast are said to be entirely free from these
pests, vix Gray's Harbor and Shoalwater
Bay. The waters in those localities are
probably impregnated<with minerals which
= are poisonous to these worms, thus secur-
ing immunity from their depredations. 4.
Some ten miles north of Salt Lake CITY
is boiling sulphur spring. 1t gushes out
in great volume at the foot of a limestone
rock, from an aperture as large as hogs
head, and stream that would fill a tube
a foot square. The water is very strong,
and you can perceive its odor a long time
before you reach the spring. 1t is boiling
hot, and estrolling Mormons often cook
reggs in it. AZ cr,l. g7sfs
The city of New Orleans, which has 80,
6SS registered voter, gave 23,897 for Sey-
noar and s76 for Grant. The city of
Charlestown gave Grant $3.50 and Sey- !
nour 1891. The city of Mobile voted 4,
e51 for Seymour and A, 141 for Grant
The public debt statement for November
q (, shows total Of $2,641, 002, 572. Cash in
the Treasury, $1f3,S7S, ole, of which $1O8,-
407, 1856 was coin, The total debt, less cash
in the Treasury, decreased over $1,000, 600
during October < n. SEgHET
The Ohio Farmer asserts that nine-tenths
of the foot and ankle ailments fthe horse
are traceable to standing on dry plank
doors. WI
New York has twelve clergymen, who
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fiundfcd others who don't get $1,000 each.
srrnTbA United States has 5, 100000 school
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CANTON LIME WORKS.
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-12

Two I5t,,rc n4I- -Tfon,. u,on
,.'l, ,'I va "a ~ ,ort,' ,i,.a ,r n,n, mnt
~ +" ,raS a.; J., - ho,6 ,'sf,r,l I,hnr w -,
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i,d''ir ,li'''.' ,;rn,s 'DI ,'n"iJ tot. h,; Iu.n
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nr.a nm ~ a.,,m d,ut snrh ~
taa hrnna snoar-watrr or ,re
rrn,m thar1 vnnid hn surh \ chanor
-, thn h.t,nr il tbn x9y nl sn,J7d
.la.n " tneina. nn v,ti,g ofb,vina
rn.ftd nm o',,,tit,. far Gr.all,st :,
hn1,aIcn Of ,lisno,jtiou du,up the
d1y. .vjtb a eruiallty of trmprl. ard
manner Than few. cyr,ut the animal
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-12

VERMONT IN THE PRESENT Con
GRESS.-Douglass' remark that Yer,
mont Is good State TO go from is
cXemplitied by the success OF Ter
sons in every sphere of life. We
have lost Douglass, we have lost
Thaddeus Stevens, but their nativ-
lty will 10 more be forgotten than
their lives. Besides giving birth to
her own entire delegation III the
present Congress, Vermont was the
naive place OF three Senators and
seven representatives from other
states, to wit:
Senator Cragin Of n. H., born in
Weston, Windsor county; Senator
Howard of Mich, born in Shafts
bury, Bennington county; Senator
Kellogg OF Louisiana, born in Wind.
s0r county and educated at Norw .ch
University; MIR. Henry ID. Wash
burn of the .th Ind district, born
IN Windsor county; ChaS. L. Phelps
OF the 81 Maryland district, born Ill
Gulitord. Windham county; Fer.
nando Beaman Of the lSt Michigan
district, born in Chester. Windsor
county Jacob Benton OF the 81 \.
IL. district, born in Waterford, Gale
donia county; Columbus Delano OF
the 18th Ohio district, born in Shore
ham, Addison county; Chas. A. FL
dridgc Of the ith Wisconsin district,
born in Bridport, Addison county;
and Philetus Sawyer of the 9th
Wisconsin district; born in Wiz
ting, Addison county.
The following congressman,
though not natives of Vermont, re,
ceived their education here: VIM.
Hi9by Of the 2nd California district,
a graduate OF Norwich University !;
Granville NJ. Dodge Of the Jth Ind.
distiict, also graduate Of Norwich !;
Orange Ferris Of the 10th New
York district, a graduate of the
University Of Vermont, and Calvin
4. Hubbard of the 18th aud John
&. Churchill of ihc end New Nor.
district, graduates of MiddIebury
College.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-12

4 musical friend requests Us to
COPY from The New York Musical
Gazette the following suggestions to
cholrs that wish TO sing church mn.
sic with cNprcssloa:--
"Iet choii snug Il tune through
as they have been in the habit OF
domg. with voices iuII and unre.
strained. Let tucm sing it again IN
precisely the same way as regards
time, pronunciation, cNprcssIon,&c.,
but diminishing lhc power twenty.
five prr cent, that T., singing with
about three lomlhs the usual
stlcuglh ol voice, nd those who lis.
ten will find the effect improved a,
least onc.,alf. In fact, this proper
tiou does not adequately express
thr difference. for the distinction is
really brtwctu bad and good
When the power Is umcstralnrd.
every voice stands out separate and
distinct from amy other, causing
each individual defect to be intcnsl'
fled and exaggerated; Wien the
yoirps are subdurd they are far
more likely to blWd aud become aS
were trlnslcrcd--a process which
ronlly tends 10 absorb individual
faults. and to create n, agfccablcrc.
suit even out ol unlaNomblo mate
rinlA.'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-12

The true power Of woman is the
resiStleSS power Of the affections.
In asserting this, am attempting
to mask the great question OF oui
day with "a gljueliug general y T.
A.. disposed TO deny any lawful
claim which woman may make for
a more extensive recognition Of her
rights, or Il larger field for her pow
crs} No, am not doing amy such
thing. Let woman do whatever her
faculties can achirvc-let her 60
wherever her instincts demand-II
She truly follows her instincts am
sure She will not 30 wrong. | am
sure of this also, that wherever man
muy lawfully go, woman may law
fuIiy 90. Wherever woman ought
not 10 be, it isa shame for a man, II
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-12

If YOU are n precise man and wish
to he certain ui what You get, never
marry u girl named Ann, tor We
have the authority of the best gram
aians that ANN is an indefinite
article
\ burglar in st. Joseph, No. ,
made serious mistake few nights
ago. lie carefully sccrrtcd himself
under the bed. aud would lave been
entirely successful had he not lallcn
asleep and awakened the people bN
his snoring.
A gentleman advcrtiscS FOR a
horse for Il lady Of dark color, Il
good tiottcr, and of stllish actiol !
The horse must be young, aud ha "
long tail about fifteen hands high.
\ vclocipcdc ran away with its
rider IN Providence, the other day,
and landed him in II shop window,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-12
Kind N anners.

"Will yon lend me your knife to
sharpen my pencil. George ~ asked
little Mary Green OF her brother,
who was sitting at the opposite side
of the table.
Gcocge drew the knife from his
pocket, and pushed 1t rudely to.
wards her, saying at the same time.
.'n0W don't cut your fingers Oft"
The knife tell upon the Noor and,
as it was evening. ii took Mary
some r!inutes to find it, and her
bro'% ; made no offer Of assistance.
( lie was studying a geography les
son for the next day. ana seemed 10
be very much tGGagrd with it. At
\ length he ctOscd his book aud atlas,
eNclainimg;
"WeI!. lin glad that lesson is
learned "Aud row will you please
to ShoW me how TO do this sum, be.
fore You begin to study again = said
Mary, who had been for some time
puzzIng over Il sum in subtraction.
which appeared o h'r very difficult.
"YOu are big enough To do yonI
own sums, | should thiak, Miss
Mary" was the answer.
"Lrt me see. What. this simple
question! 4! You must be stupid, if
You cannot do that. However, |
suppose | must help you. Give me
the pencil
The sum was soon explained, quite
to Mary's satisfaction, and several
hints were given her as to those
which followed, which prevented
her meeting with further difficulty.
/ Her brother did not mean to be un-
kind. He loved to help her. It was
I only ms manner which seemed
harsh and cross.
Presently his mother took her
/ sewing. and sat down at tie table
where the children were studying.
. George wished for the large diction-
any which was in the bookcase at
the farther end Of the room, ana hr
took the lamp and went to look Ton
ii, leaving his mother and sister to
Sill il darkness until his return.
THAT is inpolite. George said
his mother; "there is another lamp
upon tie m1utlepiece. which Iou
c1n light, il you wish to use one
George madehoIepIy. but instant
IL replaced the Lump, and lighted
another. After hAd.ng the diclion
any. heIeiurucd to hlS seat, and
hastily blew out the lamp, Instead Of
it, "A a. Ne
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-12
President Grants Inaugural Address.
iti.ens Of the United States :

with the Constitution of our coun.
try, taken the oath Of office pre-
sclibed therein.
have taken this cath without
mental reservation with the deter
lninatlon to do the best of my ahili
ty all that it reguir IS ot me. The
responsibilities OF the position 81,
but accept them without fear. The
office has come TO me unSOnght. |
commence its duties untrammelcd.
| bring it to u conscientious desire
and determination to fill it to the
best of my ability to the satisfaction
Of the people.
On all leading questions agitating
the public miud. | will always eX.
press my views to Congress aud
urge them according to my Judge
neat, and when | think ii advisable,
| will exercise the Constitutional priv
ilege of iuterpoSlng a veto TO defeat
the measures which oppose; but
all III laws will BE- faithfully execlt-
ed, whether they meet MY appro-
val or not shall on all subjects
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