National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-30
General News.

Walkers majority for Governor
of Virginia is 1880
There are seven colOred members !
of the Virginia Legislature.
Twenty five New York brokers
have been indicted for usury.
The overflow of the Illinois river
covers over 100000 acres of bottom
land.
Nearly One-half the type-setting
on the Paris literary papers is done
by women.
Berdan, the sharp-shOOter has
been enthusiastically received at st.
Petersburg.
Vacant houses were never so nu-
merous in Philadelphia as now, and
rents are greatly reduced.
A Chicago woman attempted sui
eide because her husband wouldn't
take her to the museum.
Thirty lives were lost by the late
flood in Kansas. Men swan their
horses on the high prairies.
The Alaska Times claims to fur
nish news to Il larger territory than
any other paper i'll the world.
A man in Providence was recent
| " fined three dollars and costs for
taking another mans umbrella.
\ "gay and festive youth Of the
age Of l02 years, has been arrested
in hudson, n. Y, for drunkenness.
The Government has prepared
a fifteen cent currency which was
ready for delivery at Washington
on Monday of last week.
\ widow in Sullivan, y. Y, has
brought suit against Senator jim
Nyc, of Nevada, for $50, borrowed
, years ago from her husband.
\ young man appeard i'll St.Loui>
e and claimed Il reward of 500
t advertised for news of a misSin,
= girl. He had eloped with and mar
t ried her.
! Tie new French Atlantic Gail,
, has been successfully laid, and b,
: it's satisfactory response to all tests
is believed to be the best ocean ca
: ble yet laid.
= The Gaspe tCanadian) salmon
+ and cod fisheries are unusually
successful this year. The salmon
Il are more plentiful than for the las
II quarter of ii century.
$ The length of the Pacific railroa,
II is such that court-ship recent
Z begun in Ohio was consummate
II in marriage before the two traveI
Il crs reached the end Of their route.
n. The cotton and sugar crop q
- Louisiana will be the largest an
N best ever produced there. The col
III ton crop is SO far advanced that tn
worm can do no harm, even thong
ID it should make its appearance.
T The relaxing power of johnson
u Anodync Liniment is truly wonde
ut tul. Cases are already numerou
81 where bent and stiflencd limbS hay
IL been limbered and Strengthened b
he it. When used for this purpose, I'll
p part should be washed ami rubbc
thoroughly. Apply the Linimel
III cOtd, and rub it i'll with the hand.
~ No little excitement has been or
49, ated by the discovery of Il Miner
.ot Spring in Burlington. 1t is situat,
,t on Main street, by the side of Il
nt road, just in front of the premise
III of Nelson " hite. Its waters, viii,
90 boil up ont of the earth, are clc;
nd and cold, stongly impregnated vii
1T sulphur, and bear Il close rcScl
nd blancc in taste to the famous y
Ir burgh Springs, which have prove
mr.. so valuable i'll the cure of cutanCOl
as diseases.
Nv TIE y. II. PRINTERS FESTlyA
a The New Hampshire Printer
Association from Plymouth, arriv,
He at Centre lIarbor the 10th, wi
he guests from Massachusetts, al
81. Vermont, numbering 70, accol
rn- panied 10y ThomSon'S Cornct Ban
'ct from Ashland. The party dincd
mt the Center House, and left font the
nv homes at O'Clock on the steam
ny Lady Of the Lake The Assoc
itN alton will meet at Portsmouth, X
.u. Beach, Ocean House and the ,>ho,
ne. next year.
on Among the guests from abro
md we notice the names of l.. q. Gre,
ere of the Woodstock Ntandayd, lliri
hey Atkins Of the Montpelier Arg
for {. NJ. Stone Of the st. .IohnShl
the CdiedOnidB, Rev Eli Ballou, ID.
lit, of the christian depository, MOI
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