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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

E. A viii RAssENGnE rSS IN fd;IaT. TRAINs All!
Leave Charleston for Columbia. ....... 6. 80 a. m
Arrive Kingsvillc. 80 p. m. Leave 200 p M
Arrive Columbia. $50 p. M. Leave 600 a. m
Arrive Kingsville. 7.3O u. m. Leave 500 p. m.
Arrive at Charleston. Observation-Disclosures. 3. 10 D. m
The Passenger Train on the Camden Branch
will connect with up and down Columbia Trains
and Wilmington and Manchester Railroad Trains
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Night Express Freight and Passenger Accom-
mediation Train will run as follows:
Leave Charleston for Columbia. .... $40 D. M.
Arrive Columbia COS a. m. Leave $50 D. m
Arrive at Charleston. Observation-Disclosures. $40 a. m
March 81 H. It. PEAKE, Gen1 Snp't
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TOILET REQUISITES.

LNRENCH NOvELTIES-Pcrfumc Extracts
man Cologne, Iubins Extracts and powder, Royal
Lavender, Pcrfumod Crackers, French Pomadcs
"Cosmctiquc," English Hair brushes, Dressing
French Tooth brushes; Elegant Toilet Soap--Hosc
Almond ioncy, Giyccrnc, Windsor, Xahatcr, Skin
Soap, for tho complexion; Powder Pn's and Boxes
in variety; Toilet Waters; all very cheap at
Dec 2Of FISHER & HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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Rats. Rats! Rats!!!

III NRVEY'S CUHE-Tor RATS, Mice, Reaches,
Ill Ants, &c. This cxtcrmnator is efIcctua for
the destruction of Rats. 1t is better than any
other preparation 1t compcs rats and mice to
seek .hc open air until they die. J.ooh after your
CoIn-cribs and stOrc-rooms.
For sale 10y FISHER & IIEINITSH
bees Druggists.
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To NeWsl paper PubliGhers.
EoR SALE CHEAP, a quantity of LEADS,
IL BRASS DASHES, etc, suitable for columns
Of abont twelve ems plea. Apply at FhGni1
Office. Jams
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B aD@ a kb g. r. a E.
Puriies the .EL<3.l<:.

For Sal by :,'-.:1a:r'* f:s'.s. ~s''.'~'',
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w andO Fertilizer.

TKNHE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURE
IL ING COMPANY offers to the planters and
farmers of the South their FERTILIZER, known
as the
"WANDO FERTILIZER,"
Which the experience of the past season has
proved to be one of the most valuable in our mar
ket. 1t has for its base the materials from the
Phosphate Beds of the Company, on Ashley River,
and is prepared at their works at the
EAST END OF HAsEL STREET,
In this city. In order to guarantee its uniformity
and maintain it's high standard, the Company has
made arrangements with the distinguished Che
mist, Dr. G. U. SHEPARD, JR., who carefully
lnalyzes all the ammoniacal and other material
purchased by the Company, and the prepared
FERTILIZER,
Before being offered for sale. The Company is
resolved to make article which will prove to be
II COMPLETE MANUItE, ana give entire satisfac
ton.
For terms, circulars, and other information,
WM. &. DUKES - CO., Agents,
No. South Atlantic Wharf Cha lesion, S. G.
Jan II 3mO
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MI3O@LLANX, M

Tho Jows.
BY JULIA PLEAsANTs oRKsswKn1.
How many ooldly pass them by.
Or mayhap idly sneer,
But deep emotions throng my heart
When Israel's sons appear.
Far down the distant vale of Time,
My busy fancy flies,
When Salem's warlike sons went forth
To deeds of high emprise.
The land of beauty and of song,
Unrivalled Palestinel
Where Sharon's rose burst in bloom,
And honey blent with wine.
What does not mankind owe to her,
When, like an omulet
She hung upon the Pagan world
A diamond cased in jet.
The Very laws that guide our feet
Through every blooming zone,
Where in her sacred courts preserved,
On blocks of solid stone;
Nor is the lion Judah dead
His march is statel yet,
And many n star of beauty beams
In IsraePs coronet.
Her dark-eyed daughters still are fair,
Her sons are stalwart STILL
Their arms stretch forth for every prize,
Nerved with an iron will
Their names are written proud and high,
In muisc and in art,
And fame, no wide arena boasts
Where they bear not part.
Thro' forums and thro' Senate halls,
Their silvery accents roll,
And with Isaiah's burning fire,
Enchant the human soul.
And Judah seems to bear aloft
Aladdin's wondrous lamp,
And earth, responsive, yields her gems
Where Judah's exiles tramp.
Although they roam without land
From Salem darkly hurled
Her Princes rule, with magic hand,
The Golfers of the world.
They are a power. The Gentiles feel
In every throbbing core,
The strang influence of that tribe,
Which roams creation DER.
Imperial race! thy splendors gilt
The glimmering dawn of Time,
When earth lay blushing in the arms
OF Eden's golden prime.
And brighter yet the flames shall rise
Where Salem's altars stand
Times last great act shall charm the world,
In our Redeemer's land!
An inveterate tobacco chewer was in the
habit of declaring, about once O month
that he ''would never chew another piece, :"
but broke his pledge as often as he made it.
On one OCCASION, shortly after he had
'broken off for good" he was seen taking
''you told me you had given up that habit,
but see you are at it again. "Yes," he
said, 81 have gone to cheming, and left off
lying"
Digby says that gold is SO plenty in Ore
god, that brass kettles and tin pans will be
made of it before the last fourth of July
comes again.
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The Pollock House.

1U6 r UIIUCk 0UuSc'
9~ THIS first class RESTAURANT is
located on Main street, few doors IN
with the best of VINES. LIQUORS, LAGER, w
eto. OYSTERS and GAME i'll season. Comfort
able rooms attached for private Dinner and Sup
per parties. A handsomely fitted
up BILLIARD ROOM in the 81
cond story with Sharpe's improved
tables. NeL~2~-
Jan II Il. Nj. POLLOCK, Proprietor.
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LANIER HOUSE.

Il a N II II II U U Il
Main street neG:' Lady, Colanjia, S. {.
- THIS FIRST CLASS
<@s#S ~. RESTAURANT is sup =
Ni81kZA@Saas piled with the very best of WINES,
LIQUORS. SEGAltS and TOBACCO. DINNERS
and SUPPEl,S furnished at short notice. The
cooking is unsurpassed CASTERS, GAME, Etc,
in season. j. Is. IANlEK Proprietor.
II. HAMILTON. Suucrintcnt!cnt. Dec 10
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Lauren3 Railroad New Schedule.
lIIEIFTqgfaz3 MAIL Trains On this Road run TO
qa1E44.i:Es return saric day. to connect with
up and down Trains on Grconyilic and Columbia
Railroad. a. Helena: leaving Lannon's at A. NJ,
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT tHDANS,
and leaving Helena at / 80 j. Nj. same days.
July j. :. POWERS. Superintendent
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WINTHROP E. WILLIAMs.

EOTTON FACTOR and COMMISSION MER-
v CHANT, Accommodation Wharf, Charleston
y. Z. Sept ONO
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z BARRELS BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. 5barrel.
- Golden Syrup. For sale byit. & G. d. HOPE.
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Wanted, Wanted, Wanted {!

Wanted, Wanted, Wanted!
TlNO purchase COON. OTTER AND DEER SKINS,
for which the highest CASH prices will be paid
by us. Washed Woo, l5c.; Unwashcd 30-this ia
owing to an advance il. the wool market, AID we
are dosirons OF affording the very highest prices
to the country merchants for all articles in our
line. Coon skins, good winter 1Sc. por b.
MOSES GOLDSMITH x son.
Jan ll 3Of Charleston. s. C..
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South Carolina Railroad Company and
Southwestern Railroad Bank.

Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
South Carolina Railroad Company, and
OF the South w estorG Rain 0ad Bank.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-03
the Election Meet II eek.

There seems to be but little cX.
citemcnt in regard to the election
this year, and the lack OF interest
may-and undoubtedly will--kecp
many Republicans from the polls,
who will think the State is going
Republican at any rate, and conSe-
Quently their votes Will not be need
ed. The exciting issues OF the Pres
idential canvass, under the inliu-
cncc Of which Vermont rolled NJ
the unprecedented majority of s.,
600 for Gov. Page last year, are
wanting this year. Still Vermont
ought to geve Gen. Washburn %
600 majority this year. Let every
Republican see that his part is done
towards attaining this.
And particularly We wish to urge
upon the Republican voters Of Brad
ford the necessity Of every man
being at the polls, and then. if the
Democracy Of tins town dare come
out and set up some Of their repre-
sentative men we viii insure then
~ handsome defeat. Let every MAJ
be on hand, next Tuesday, and bt
sure and rote.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-03

NOMAN'S RGcHTS ~ THEORY AND
PEACHcE.-Iht Lowell CvYfirtclls
al amusing Story OF an old lady
VINO was recently IA visitor at the
Isle OF Shoals. When she left she
WAS IN the way of being assisted
from the row boat to the steamer by
Il Lowell gentleman. when her foot
slipped and III she Went up to her
neck IN the briny deep, carrying
hel faithful assistant part way with
her. The latter, however, gallant
~ but with great difficulty held fast
to the old lady with one hand and
10 the steamer with the other. his
feet dangling III the water, and Just
keeping the old lady'S head above
tile surface until several men got
ilold OF them and pulled Them Oh
the deck. The steamer was crowd
ct with ladies and gcntlemeu, among
whom there was considerable fright
lor Il while, for the woman and hcl
assistant were for time IN COnSId
cradle danger. The Old lady behaV
eu H. the most cool dud mdHjW man
ncl during the whole scene. " hcl
she MAS fairly out ON deck. and
stood there calm and WmUNcd, Will
the bunN water dripping from hcl
dress, and the kind ladies all arouu,
Offering hcrSympatul and9 -sistance
/ the INST words Sup smoke were.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.-Thc Re
publican voters Of the Town OF
Bradford are requested to meet in
Caucus at the Town Hall in Brad
ford, on Monday. Sept. 9th, at !
o'clock. =. NJ, tol the purpose OF
putting in nomination a candidate
for Town Representative and a
B0ar0 Of Justices, to be supported
ct the coming election.
Per order Town COMMITTEE.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALEM
GOOD BARGAIN
FOR SOME ONE!

The store, Goods and Residence,
OF y. X, Darling, East Culiuth, Yer
mont, are now offered Cor sale ON
reasonable terms.
Wishing to make Il change III my
business, have GO 1eluded to sell
out bag and baggage.
The location is excellent for u
country store, in a good farming
community, with u large proporIIo"
OF good cash paying customers
eight miles from Bradford depot, III
daily communication with Boston
aud in the immediate vicinity ol III"
Corinth Copper Mines.
To any one wishing to 60 mo
business, this chance is II good one
East Corintl, VT, July 9th, lSo''
tf j. Il. DAZZLING
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IsIn-D TrIIei.

Vtt1ta CHOLERA N ,utNk. ALMOST EVERY
,,-E Cured WIN ruN NiilH.
nrnr tNr- ! ought to have Acknowledged
Ion" ago the hos ut Pain Killer Nuu .rut H.
last year. II, cuWiua was most prov idrutlal.
hrHeN, that hundred, nt lives were saved.
Wdrt Gudt Icy IT, We rrsurtrd 40 once 10 the
Pain Killer, using ~ directed for cholera. 4
III WIS Kept ut all tp whom tho Pain Killer
WIS given, aud ourulti,c assistants aU-urt ~
tIWt tielu ont of every ten 10 whom DO was
prescribed recovered II ha. too, been very
useful ~ NUtous other diseases. II has proved
m iuralrulublc blessing 10 multitude, ct poor
people throughout ull thi-r region. Our uitiyr
preachers are never WILLING to- out on tboir
excursions without suppl, oi Pain killer
II gives thcm favor la ii.c ewes of tie pcnplc.
uud urrr-s ." iuuili", aud localities h\ whom
otherwise they would hy ud,notcutly received.
H'hrte me, dear sllt gratefully and taithullN
Yours, I " JOHNSON.
Visionary Ia thtun.
fiom Rev r. Tclfoid. Missionary IN China.
bnw visiting his humc IA Washington, roun.
-Nl,uuiu!
Dear sirai Duripg residence Of some ten
wears ~ u missunufN iu Siam aud China, |
found Your Pun Killer mu-t valuable rem.
tdy lut That fearful scourgr, the Cholera. In
administering the medicine found II most If.
t,c utl tu giyc Htclsruuuiul Of Pain Killer ia
u Hill of hot water sWtpttutd with sugar. then
after about fifteen minutes. hci IN to give Ia
/ hr-Vuunul ul tie sutuc iuiNtur every half
/ hour uuttl relief WIS obtained. Apply hot np
/ plirutiuus tu the cNitcnitioz. Datho She stom
ach with the Pain Killer clear. and rub ia,
/ limh. hfistlv 90 thust who had ihr ebulrri
and took tho medicine lithWly IN tlc was
| stated thovc. tlt out OF zen r",utrt,d.
Truly yuufs. u IEIFuRD.
| IL attacked with dittrhwa, dyseutcrt. ~
| crnmp collie. don't delay the use of the Pnt
/ Killer.
Heirare of ~ limitations.
The pnln Killer Is sold u, III druggists.
| PERRY DAVIS 4 SON pronticturs
| II II. No. II High So, Providence, Il. 1
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The Taunton Gazette says gen.
tlcmau in the horse business, rcSid
ing not over ten miles from Norton,
had recently occasion 10 90 10 Il
nciphboring town, u distance OF
about twelve miles. and before Ia
returned had 'swapprd' horses 10
less than five times, having been
absent from home about rs many
hours. lie realized about $40 bN
the different trades.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-03

It's proposed in u Georgia church
80 exclude from membership all IT,
males communicates who weal
hoops, painters, Grccian bends. ol
small jockey hats; also, all who
punt their faces, were false hair oi
tall boot hccls, or attempt other de
cepiions regarding halr hool OF
nails.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-03

a SENSIBLE WOMAN,--A lady
who had been spending some dal a
~ Saratoga, where Il son in.law oi
Commodore Vanderbilt and FAM Y
are staying, tells the following stG.
rN: Calling IN the room of the
Commodorc's daughter one day. she
found her giving her little daugh-
tiers lessons in the homclv work ~,
darnlng stockings. The visitor cX
pressed surprise that she should
bother herself or her children will
such work, when tie Commodore,
daughter replied that there was II,
ticking villa woman might bccall
cd upon {, do in this country, o
what fate ava I'd her, and she be
lieved in instructing them in u@piu
arts as u preparation for any revers
that might overtakc Them
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GOpEl's LApl'S BooE-lor Sept.
has a pretty, truthful picture of a
Country Home II has a sad Sto
ny e real life by Marion lIarand,
written With the pathos of this gift.
cd woman, which can hardly fail Ia
draw tear. There are other tit.
bits Of light reading and the usual
array of fashions, patterns, receipts,
sc. Fer sale at Woods.
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GcplGp y qaQfA0's drrrti5m'is
NNvANL'E.kh AGENTS

WANTED AGENTS-Fo the FAR
W MFRS AND MECHANICS MANUAL. Edited
by Go. +. Waiing. DR., author OF "Dralnin.
Tor Profit Ne, and AZ .Icultural En- in, "a o.
y. \. Central Park. 100 EngraNir4~. No.t-
ing like it ever published. 18th Edition now
ready. Also, for Concy bearc n ilow~wf- 81.
OF St Paul. bishop Sinneon's Intro a. non.
The on4y complete work, 50, T.. b. TREAT &
Co.. Puh's. t5i Broadway, n. Y I2-iw.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-03

BRADF ORD ACADEMY.

ElIE fNi.L TERM of this S,hooI viii com
mcnec ~ Wednesday, the iif-i duy al
september ur nue. fourteen weeks.
y, W. PAl'lla. 'uueipul.
Nl.sH'll'' H. p,Frccpttoss
Miss MARY a.. rNDliAED, Teacher Of
Piano Music
Miss JENNIE A. GARTER, Teacher Of
Painting aud Drawing.
htlr'ui Ilu.ou .atpc ~ hcrtufefr
GEORGE rRiCllARD. Sery,
bradford, Vt. Aug. 10, isCg.
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COMPARATIVE SpEED.-Thc speed
of travel may be surprising to the
uniformed, and the Subjoinpd state.
mcnt Will give some ;dcA of il. In
Il single second Il snail travels one
iiVc-thouSandth of Il foot "a ily. five
inches pedestrian, at an ordinary
gait, five and thrcc-tcnthS feet: a
camel, six feet an ordinary breeze.
ten feet; Il rapid running stream,
twelve feet trotting horse, twelve
feet a fast sailing ship. fourteen
feet Il reindeer, with Sledge. TWEEN.
tA-ilNe feet; u locomotive engine.
tWcntN-lllnc feet; Il skater, thirty
SIX feet; a race horse. iortN-ouc
rect; a tempest, li'lN feet an eagle,
/ lllntlN-il\c feet; a rifle ball, one
thousand and live hundred and
nnetN-lIvc feet; "A twenty liz.
cannon ball, two thousand two hun.
drcd and nii e Whine feet apoint OF
the earth on the equator, two thous
ana four hundred and fifty one feet
the center Of the earth around the
sun, four miles; "A ray of light, one
huidIcd and ninty five thousand
miles,
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BRADFORD, FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, 1859.


For Governor.
PETER I WASIIBURN, of Woodstock.
For Leut-Govcrnor,
GEORGE W. HENDEE, of Moristown.
For Treasurer,
JOHN A. PAGE, OF Montpelier
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TIE STEAMER Observation-Disclosures
received in this city Thursday from
boston passengers on the recently
wrecked steamer Geimania, on her
way from New York to Hamburg,
give some details of the wreck in
addition TO those which We have al
ready published. The scene of the
wreck and the sntielingS of the pas
sengcrs are thus described:
"Ihe steamer had a pleasant run
from New York Until Saturday, -
y. NJ, Aug. !, when She ran ashore
during IA thick fog, II Fresh Water
Cove, about & or miles distant
from Cape Race. She went on atlhe
foot Of bluff of rocks, supposed
To he from 100 to 200 feet high, and
/ apparently (aS seen from the wreck
ed steamcr) almost peIpcndicUlar
/ The Iock-b0und shore vas seen a
few seconds before the steamer
struck, and the engines were imme.
diatcly reversed, but her Roadway
could not be stopped in season TO
] prevent the disaster. She dId not
strike very heavily at first, however.
and many of the passengers lnclud-
/ lnG LADIES' We're not aroused from
! their morning SAUNDERS. Those who
were up and dressed rushed below
and spread the unpleasant intclli>
gcnce, SO that all on board were
soon on deck, quite Il number in
their night habllimcntS. bat excel
lent orlcr prevailed. The steamer
was soon backed oil, but while this
was being accomplished she seemed
to swing round to crport side, and
/ npon a sharp rock. and when the
sea lifted her she came down with Il
heavy crash. terrifying, OF course,
all unaccuStomcd to such scenes.
\ large hGIc was stove in the
steamers bottom, when She com
m"nccd 70 sink quite rapidly. The
officers remained Pcricctly'cool, and
fully rcalizingthc situation, attempt
ed to run her in shore again, but
did not succeed in getting in 81
near the bluffs as when she FIRST
struck. The boats We're got ont
,;thnut l.I,.v nc tlo stna,nn,, .tr,cl
about holr.,t,.t fyn o.,Inr, and -,
nhont .;y ln,,o or tl,n ,,,.yo,,an,,
vorn lo,,.,oo,;n tn Ln,i, nrn -,
nI.;oh ",',7 t,n p,.tu,' ,,o'
.,,'nn.,, .,n.1 .,i,a77 t ~, n..l 49,
, ,"-I -, ',,',' '' .'', 'r,,a' ,'''
u'n'ta,i, w." d;ront;n IVA ,, ,,'''- -.
WV; I,, ~" ~ ''o,'' .. ,""' i'"H' ''''
10 ~, +,." or ,u7 .,,I - = s,a oI
nr,nti4,. r1'n,nL !. ,,.',.. ',,,.,,',''
lli'I,''''S ~ ~. .>r.,' w. i>,,.'i'I,''
VIVA ah Vi ~ exc oc ,l I ;1aa ,,..I - "
-, ,,''t'' w. n.y. 80 '''t., W." n'',
rhoin ~ ~ f ,n1 '''.''0, -" ''t r
lanta - '', tIa,' ",'u 1"r l ~
,paa ~ ,''vS w. IN ,o,}r"' ""' !,
C'"" n, ~ N."' > ~" y; "'' ' lam a. 'o!'
80, ,h, ~ t,tin , "''II ,,rn s,'r
t , 'i," ~ a. '"'i,l' i'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-03

PE1ERSoN'S MAGAZINE. -- This
Magazine for September has every.
thing fresh and new for the ladies'.
Novelties il the way Of patterns for
fancy work, embroidery, &c, and
light reading for the lovers of it. by
its tavoutc writer's. Published 10y
T. b. Peterson, Philadelphia. For
sale hN Woods.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-03

Let every voter see that bis name
is on the check list. Remember
YOU can't vote unless it is ON the
list before the day Of election. The
Board Of Civil Authority Of Brad
ford meet ut the Town Hall next
Saturday afternoon TO correct the
list. and all whose names arc not
on should bc on hand.
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CaV.nur.

\ Lady Who has suffered for wears from,
Deafness and Catarrh was cured hv sim,Ja
remedy. Her sympathy and gratitude PROMPT,
hel To seId The Receipts, free of charge, 10 any
one similarly afflicted. Address
l--lw Mrs. VI. {. LEGGEI"T Hoboken.NJ
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DODD'S
NERNINE
AGAIN.
Another Certificate.

IrpYNEp, Conn, April 3. 1869.
Accept thanks for calling my attention 10
DODD'N NEkNINE AND lNNIGOEATOR.
II has done me moro good thu any other med
ir,ne ever TOOK. ihaNe gained twclvcpouuds
10 flesh. auI am CORES poudiu-ly better every
way. II i, au invaluable remedy.
l2->w Nr-.J0IiN !. LEACH.
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Orange County Nominations.

for senator's
ROSWELL FARNHAM Bradford.
JAS. HUTCHINSON, JH., Braintrec.
F.s Assistant Judges,
ROYAL BCRNHAN, Strunord
H.. L. PATTERSON, Orange.
For States Attorney,
:. VI. GLEASON, Thcttord.
For Sheriff,
B.F. DICKINSON, Chelsea.
For High Baiii1,
CHARLES CROCKER, BrooIGclG.
For Judge of Probate, Bradford District,
II. w. BAILEY, Newbury,
For Judge of Probate, Randolph District,
j. L. CLEVELAND. Brookhcld.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-03

Atlanta, Ca, is called the Chicago
VI the South.
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THE GALAXY also comes with Il
table laden with the following choice
viands; Susan's Fielding, Chapters,
NNVII, and NNNill, with an II.
lustration; The Two Ways; The
Jersey Cows Our Mineral Springs
The Story Of a Life; The White
Flag; Our Criminal Population !;
New York JourmaliStS--Throlorc
Triton; Put yourself in his place,
10y Charles Rcade, chapter XII, with
an Illustration; Without the Stars
Little Bopeep, i'll two parts, Part | ;
Death and Life; Thc Irish Church
Dethroncd; The msociablcncss o
Society, and the Galaxy Miscellany
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-12
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Foroaer River Items see Third Page.

The only additional a-ivals and
departure up to two o'clock this
morning, were the Quickstep, TO Cairo;
Fayette, to Henderson; Hartford,
from Green River, and Emma Floyd,
from Cincinnati to Ne mphis.
The cloudy weather Of yesterday
afternoon, eliminated about dark in
rain, although it was a rather drizzly
sort of an affair, and at the hour Of
closing this report it was still raining
slightly.......~The lobe Hurt is ad-
vertised to leave for GAINESVILLE on
tomorrow eveni1g........The Quick
step left for Cairo with booming
big trip" .........The Hartford arrived
from Green River about ten o'clock
last night, with a good trip. She will
leave at 5 o'clock this evening, fof
Woodbury. and all way landings.........
The Emma Floyd. from Cincinnati,
arrived at one o'clock this morning,
loaded to the guards......."Business
matters on the river may be quoted
rather dull........PasseDgers and ship
pers will not forget the Hartford, for
Green River, Joe McReynolds, master