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The springfield Rrpubiican story.

The New York correspondent Of the Spring.
field (Mass.l Rsp'tbiicdA writes:
In answer to summons from the speaker YOUR
correspondent arrived IN washington early Monday
morning. The occasion OF my trp, as you have
Of the sale OF cadetship- to the public academ,e.
members OF Congress. the points OF my evidence
having been punished, and as The facts were not
learned from me, consider myself nbsolyed from
all secrecy In the matter and Will therefore tell yoa
few little things concerning reDfcsentltivs o the
people.
Ii came TO my knowledge In September or octo.
Der last, that member OF Congress from south Car.
ohns bad offered 10 sell an appoint TO the Naval
COwins cts Sr kcsIer two 't1ns' years ag" s%e
wa, well tO-dO banker In Charleston. 5. C. lie
sd 10 s0a mi. ssS% sS ssna 70
washington. he applied to Mr. B. Y. whitiemore
u menOer nom South Caroline. and was
S'S hi, a rSq Mr. Meg sss.r q. $,.lassss aSs'S tor
B9;;Yn' h, old home. Curious coincidence; While
ana turr. ihe!r mutual expressions OF Joy at meet
g.. -" We win call tim s.-congratula,ed Keg.
lcr and wondered he didn't send him to one Of the
u'ne aesaymiss ke9ier, OF coarse, immediate
Nhtreupon 5 drew from his pocket u commission
to the nava school, made out and signed 10y White
more With the name Of the cadet IL. blank Mr.. \.
the blank space, but then, you know, email con.
sideratiopa say two thousand dollars would be re.
CURED. TO this proposition Mr.. Kegler did not &C.
have letter from Mr.. s. to Mr.. WLi.temore' which
he received.
Arriving In Washington with IS iettor, Mr. Kee.
Ter failed 70 hnd WhttemOre, but h, enclosed tic
letter. With ono he wrote, TO the honorable members
Local Post ONCE, ana some time aiterward received
the following in reply:
DhRITNGToy, 3. C, May il isPa
H. KEeLEH Esei In reply 10 your copi2iuncaiio
have to say tnnt have APPLIED Sfor The nos
lion you name that have set the value OF The apnont
~'1'' 'D''fs YSGa. az " 2e. district wnrrrEyonr
The original OF this Nj. Keger has takea TO
Washington, ind will present with other dam.
aging testimony, to the committee. probably be.
fore this Is In type Among the letters which he
viii probably produce none will seem more
strange than the one he received q few DAYS
ago, from Mr. s., threatening him with ali
sorts OF influences II he "went back on the
member from South Carolina. There Is no aQeston
az TO the authenticity OF Mr.. WhIuemore's letter
The writing and signature are verined by three or
four communications which hr. Whittemore adj
dressed rom time TO time TO mr.. Kegler, each
On clone - Wv
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ShiRKs FKoM rHE TELEsRlPH.

Joel Human. Ch Of Justice OF Connecticut disl
yesterday or pgcumons, ia Cheshire, aged 81 years
The system OF cardlnR and sealing of goods be.
kHeeD New York aud san francisco Via tho I.thm ~
0Panama has been abolished.
Dr. j. j. Crispin, aehlropodist in Providence Ma
WA. shot twice yesterday morning by an insane mad
The wounds were not serious.
The Legislature Of New Mexico believe tina, In.
extension OF the Pacific Road through the Ferr,, az
picaons. ~ WI"
Gen Reynolds has Ofhcialy informed Adjutant-
General Townsend that the Legislature OF TcKas hu
Tstinea The Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fif,eeau
A. II: Chamberlain, a merchant in Genesee Ill
while null OF whiskey took an ounce OF lnudapum ye1
terday, and shot himself twice IN the REGION az az
lyos. ~ 80" '''' a"o no shs
- preliminary injunction to restrain the Board sl
dausWos oI ih!adel MA from usnsacting business un
uot lue tohets vested IN them by recent act, The
assembly. was granted yesterday by Chief Justio1
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MiRRfIN6 on UAIOS MEL.

A Giri of Eighteen Arrrst,d for Bicnmy-A
Fortnight OF Married Lille Ends In a -ep.-
iatien-A Fir man Ber secoud yictiu.:a
Yesterday afternoon Constable Edward Mander.
vile, OF West Hoboken Township. arrested Louisa
Taylor. altns Simmons, alias Main. on an alleged
charge ef blsamy. little over two years ago the
sirl. who is only Is yoars OF age. and from
Nery respectable family residing Union HILL fell
travelled under tue assumed name OF Simmons
shortly after the Introduction they were married.
and alter living together fourteen days they sepa.
rated About two months aao the girl fell In With
aSery respectable young man named George Taylor
OF We-t New York. q member OF the Fire Depart.
ment OF that village. and they were married tho
whole Department iurnng ont to give them a sere.
made. \ Few DAYS ngo The keu having become
known that she had committed bigamy, o warrant
was issued for her arrest. and she arrested yes
terday. AZ the time OF the arrest she drew knife
SRd attcppted TO commit sulclde. Justice Lodcr OF
Hudson City committed her to the County Jail In
default of 81 90 bail "
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN ClBLBs

Disrach's health is improving.
only nineteen feet. " Wv 'N'A Na@' 70
., ,s nom home cay that an early adjournment
sh . In the House OF Lords '' 'eNN'
hIng Brothers have introduced on the market
the hs'achusets loan for the Fishkiii railroad
J9nn MuIen. plumber, was shot dead IN Dublin
on SUNDAY night man named Hart ami ,hrea hrn
'hers named salmon have been arrested. '"'N' wv
c.ns Ge e0nnlspts IN eano at Lyons France he
them were arIested se'V'"' VI
Inc AoDc Friedrich, theological adviser to Car.
olhA hoeuohe no suspected OF Furnishing CORES,
kona1' &c eoncenng the Council 10 the GdIss dIn0s.
oON1V NV IeceNeo orders 70 quit the Roman Ierriio ofN
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Indiana Divorce Law. sustained

WAsHIs0ToS Feb. 2l.-Justice Swayne, in the
United States supreme Court, delivered an opinion
yeslerday h az scton brought to enforce the pro
visions OF decree Of divorce granted In Indiana 10
winch he ruled that the decree was valid, the Court
ance OF the husband in the action without raising
Tue question there. The decree for that reason Is
by the laws OF Indiana, and has never been Ques-
TONED there under tie Constitution Of tho Unitei
states, must prevail In every other roror ~ tie
.vtIIff ihr tourt also aa.rrtd lhat ia Q fr0m
Dong NouIl ~ NE domicu vi her husband, a ,lsr-
RED omen aay acquire residence ndepon dent Of
The Luhbenu whenever sueL residence 10 nacossary
70 she bIoi'cAop Is Lex Glshs 6I leaillslieas
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House Of Representatives.

Mr.. BISGHAs (Rep., Ohio introduced a bill
TO enforce I'll" Fifteenth Amendment.
Mr.. kELLoau (Rep, Conn., bill reducing the in
cone tax To per cent, and eIempting $4,000.
NJ. CowLE- Qiep, N. YDs bill Increasing the tax
on disulled -nirit- 81 pcr gallon
Mr.. BUTLER Qtcp., Mass,D a bill to abolish the
ONCE OF Pension Agent, and 10 provide for the pay.
ment oI pensions through the Postmasters.
INCREASING rnE VOLUME OF TnK CURRENCY.
Tie resolution offered last Monday by Mr.. LOGON.
RIDGE (itep, ohio came up Tor action, as follows:
Re.ored, That Ia the opinion OF the House the busi
ness interest," OF tue country require an increase the
xolume OF circulating currency, and the Committee on
Babkng and currency AIc Instructed 10 report ia tie
oufc at ms early day a. practicAbc nil inc
dollars,
The resolution was adopted-yeas ii0; nays a.
Bills for the removal OF political disabilities
having been introduced, Mr.. Shooay Cox Dem
". ~ said: will never vote TOR u measure picking
out men by name. / want
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Ex-SECREIARY sEV4RD.
Tho Hospitality of the City TO b. Extended Z.
hi. Arrival,

"" T"5VT'HII1J Ut IHt VIty TO D' EAIehded ?
hi. Arrival,
The Board Of Aldermen yesterday adopted the
following preamble ant resolution In relation TO the
oIpected arrival IN this CITY Of Ex-Governor WIN. II
Seward:
Hhesds The Hon. william II Seward will shortly
arrive ths CIV AFTER prOtrscted absence from his
HhsLeas' i is propetr tlst deserving tribute should
TO our common country therefore '
Rssopsd. That this Common Council tender him the
hosptaltios OF the city. and that Committee OF hye
members from each branch OF the Common Coun neil be
appointed 70 receive Mr.. seward on his arrival and
make suitable arrangements to extend him Dublic re
rs they may select, ''AS'
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen appointed the
following named gentlemen to act with like Com.
miuee OF tie Board Of Aldermen TO tender the hos.
Plahtes OF lhe city 70 Secretary Seward Aldermen
Rogers, Robinson, Hill Haley, and CALVIN
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THE UTION IN CCB4.


the hsAnpa-BreakinG ~ an Ins xrgent ID.
pot In New Previdcnce-pne of Green.
wAid's Ms rdrrers Arrested.
HAVANA. Feb. 2l.-Gen. Quessda aad Ave com.
panions arrived at Nassau on the Iith inst In
small boat Il is said that the steamer Anna hs,
again been seized on the declaration Of oae OF her
a
A schooner which ieft Nassau wiih coal for this
steamer went to Green Key, but was unable to nnd
her aud returned to Nassau. She brought back
number Of Cubsns who had goas to Ihe Key to
wait for the Anna.
The Governor Of New Providence, hearing that A
Cuban depot and rendezvous hsd been established
on Green Key, dispatched the English gunboat Dart
there to break II up. She has just returned to Mas
sau With two canton AND . quantity OF arms and
ammunition which had been deposited on the Key
for the steimer Anna.
Cabrera. Cuban, connected with the sssassina.
uOn OF Grcenw aldih, was arrested yesterday.;
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W,snISGroS. Feb. 2l.-While the House was
to-day considering the bill for the removal Of rolt
cal disabilities, Senator Revels OF Mississippi was
on the hcor, and to those members who were intro
duced 10 hm he favored the passage OF the bill For
time be was the centre OF attraction and was intro
dneed as the successor OF Jef Davis
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THE LATEsr LABoR NEWS.

The hatters OF Orange resumed work yesterday.
having made a compromise,
The Brickayers' Union Of Jersey City eIpect to
close their strike this week successfully agsinst reduc
tun OI wages.
The umbrella and paraSol makers (femaIcs) have
IA their faYOr ~ N''''N
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"0HRS or LEISURE,

me -"con nd Duehesse bali Will take place in
80 everett ,, March, 'S '"
tUc lousy ole OF the Dexter Club at go Tenth
NO. was a. very pleasant affair.
90 le'Ul' Soicee viii take place at the Acad.
u.'.' tlNN q ue, tomorrow night.
rrcct'1 u the New York Skating Assoeia-
hSh .hvtNt' l1ymplon Hall this evening.
VI e, \. ~ Ing Will read paper before the
l-'a'e l cal Society. at Packer Institute, This
- lisl very, will be chlyened, on Thurs.
~ Yosemite social Club, ~ theiF An.
.. 't'" a, enneack Association will have
g. U ut Friday In the Union Assembly
~ .t f'. tnd llLab, III streets.
d radaur lion sociablo OF the Independence
70 IN fyen Ia 1eutohiA AsseIn Dly I,ooms
10 sNH@ oa dhesdAy evening, March g.
OF lhe 'erod will surprise the Bupxbous
40 ~ " eyehnk. by masquerade In Uaioa Ia M
ooi wen a1d tsservls sLItss, br0oEirp. n o.
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WEsTCH EsrER OoVNrY.

cock bght, for tSO0. was contested on Saturday
night at Rogerss notorious cock pit. in Mclrose
mass meeting OF the tax payers OF Rastchest,r
has been called for tomorrow evenlng to opDose The
boulevard expenditures 'FN'' '"'
The citizens Of Rve will employ counsel to defeat
the passage of bill authorizing the Boston
Comnlssoners TO eKpeud ts.ON per uilo
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BALTIMORE, Feb, 2l.-The Hon VIM II Sew
ard ahd party arrived In this city this Arer.
noon per tue steamer Cuba, from Havana and are At
tho barnnm Hotel, where they VIII remain few
dave. TheeI'secreLaIy was IN excellent health and
spirits ~
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A ship Driven intoa I,,sa,he,s.

LoNDos, Feb. FL. Fleetwood lighthouse was
literally carried away on sunday night By q shin
whlch was dashed sgsinst IL during q gale,
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A GENERAL AMNESTY.

Mr. BRooKs Dem,, N. " declared blmseif Oh.
posed TO the whole system OF peddling out pardons
In detail 1t was wrong from beginning to end un-
anu improper, and u there were other member 10
vote against II, he would vote against II alone
There much 10 be said against the people OF the
South, but there was also much TO be said 10 their
favor,
Mr. Shoohy Cox quoted DIR. Clarkc's commen-
tary On the la6th Palm, relating the removal OF the
captivity OF Israel
hr. COyoDE quoted against that precedent OF
mercy. tho punishment inflicted ON Ahab aud Apta-
hlb and his sons for having shown mercy to rebels
Finally the bill was passed,
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steamer burned ami Twelve Lives 10 Z.
hssrHis, Feb. N.-The steamer Emma, No. g.
which len here on Friday for Cincinnati, has bee,
burned to the waters edge near Chute Island. Tos
or twelve lives are reported lost. severe gala
prevailed, and tho weather was intensely cold.
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Remarkable Explo.Iop In ps,,ade,..,..

PaILADEtrm., Feb s!.--During an exLiblju
Of dissolying vleEs Apd tsbleaux, HF The bshk6tM
u.e NsSJosv nohH, 1t H6ltfsrltdrai Hail. III
evening, hrrihe explosion OF Gas used Ia the eIht
biiion occurred, sbaltering fourteen windows, anl
iDjurlng some Of the audience.
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edeny aGd naasef .nd Sic.
happfnsHt a. sud tha. tI. nl,s
t.' = i.."u 10 his clsss lie az 90 rehY
~ a ~ slel0sed have Ie.tc. III
Ssald oct gs % rsf - - asaJ ss,
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II might have been 50. He denied sltogsther tho con.
ycrsson te,tinsd 10 by Gen. sc,Rpft fe had reco
lection OF any such man Ne Was certain that no such
lehton on his part TO receive tarihing IN pensn
tiou for hts appointments. He had merely ,ed such
conn ensatiOn Ia aid OF the poor OF his district.
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ths ~ o. IetsAton when he had With Linden VA, IN
nsnt b .' AZ e mad boen offered $500 for the appoint
lO Rb Woet 70 ne used for educational puTposss nnd
MIN neI pm poses IN his district In the latter part
TIE ri''"lth wrote 10 him that n he had moi hrd
bugf5 L con, ,I ts would hiring him Young mau thor
ueht and Yent' VINO would be an excellent appoint.
aIn y a. t.h h.eh eh subsequently brought him yOnnR
81 as he On ~ e dld not lie At rsi hut Linden Tenre,snt
IL "t hg = most excellent boy ~ 'S'''S S'o"''
ny door eye,, hsre ae ml people, poori they are at
hehi. w.hee,y hourl they are without food and raj
lut We htye to rut food In their mouths We u
an tor1it ~ orr packets continually 10 aid them
Ad 10 70 the North and West and the East Ia,
.oue,lns + thlse hhse people they expect me TO do
Qthe hour ot the day and simos{ eyaty bo,yy
tot he NV QUAY you arc willing 70 gve $50
sctsp unnspueni rather than not have H. Twin MOI
alton WLais3to to' the appointment under Any consider
1ssll =. lll" "'N'u 'a'hef not make the appoint.
ponlnenI .,a1 'n'a TO him III you will max. 40 .p-
ps"e!e give WV toward the reliefofthess poor
san 10 ~ 80 80 ~ Whlttemore. .lo not know bos
y $50 'V.ple ..ple aLy mofe good IN in hepnp Ihc,s
4'' 'heli poverty" 'A'A " ''e" "ece'
n'"s's psow p,y
WI .r hra radCmy aad paAsef .,a A.,
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PRICE LIST OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
AT L IL u0ME'S MILL
Consumption.

The Three Remedies. "SCHENk's PuLMoNIC
SNRUP,n for the cure of Coughs, Colds, BIoh'
chitis and every form of Consumptiou The
peculiar action OF this medicine ripens the III
GERS i'll the lungs, promotes the discharge o1 the
corrupt matter by expect Grafton, purlhes the
blood. and thus cures Consumption, when eve
~ other remedy fails.
"ScHENCK's SEAwEED Tonic" for the cure
of Dyspepsia or ludigcstion and all diseases
arising from debility. This tonic inNigorates
the digestive organs, supplies the place OF the
gastric iuicc when that is deficient, and then
enables the patient to digest the most nutrl.
tous food. 1t is u sovereign remedy ior all
eases of indigestion.
S,ntNK's MANpRAkE Pills" ono of the most
valuable medicines ever discovered. hcing IL
Vcgcta Die substitute for caloinel, anu having
all the useful properties ascnbed to that MN
cral without producing any OF IT. injurious
effects.
To these three medicines Dr. j. II. Schcnck,
of Philadelphia owes his unrivallcd success IN
the treatment of Pulmonic Consumption. The
l'ulmuuc Syrup npcns the morbid matter, dis
charges it, and puillics the blood. Inc Man
| drake Pills act upon the liver, remove all CD
| structiOus thcretrom give the organ Il healthy
tone and cure Liver Complaint, which Is ON
/ of the most prominent causes of Consumption
/ The Scawced Tonic myigoratcs the powers o
! the stomach, and by Strengthening the dlgeS
| tIun and lI'ugiHg ii Ia 4 normal ana healthy
/ condition improves the qualltY ul the blo'u
/ hy which means the formation ot ulcers ui
tubclclc, in the lung, becomes impossible
/ The combined action of these medicines, at
| thus explained. will cure every case OF Con
sumption, il the remedies are used Ia tine
and the use of them is pcrscNercd IN suihclcht
| IL to bring the ease to favorable tcrhiiha
! ton.
DR.. Schcucl's Almanac, containing tul
/ treatise ON the varou, forms az disease, In
mode of treatment, aud general directions how
to use his medicines, can be had gratis or sen
/ 10y mail by addressing hi. principal once, No
H. North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Prince of the Iulmouic Syrup and Scawec
Tonic, each. Fl - per bottle, or = 30 the hal
dozen: Mandrake Pills, - cents per box. Flo
| sale bv all druggists and dealers.
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,,.,,,.r ErIsCoI Il CHURCH. Rev. H. w
MINI ,.tor. Sabbath services--morning
hI II, afternoon at l:l5' and 3 o'clock
c,r;ox,I CHURCH. Rev. j. X vii
CoN"n,nr Sabbath Services at ll:uo A.
na'n', I ,.lS. and o'clock z. M.-lIhe latter
"a the Academy build'hgJ
pa>proaD NJ. a. AleS ania, NJ cl brGWI
~ e .Ioir rooms IN Prichards Building.
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A law has passed the Assembly
at Albany, and is now before the
Senate, decrecing that the minimum
weight of u loaf of bread snail he
fourteen ounces. A violation Of the
law renders the baker liable to Il
fine of form &25 to 800.
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StTATE OF VERMONT, Bradford District,
= IS. In Probate Court held at Newbury,
within and for said District on the 10Th day OF
February. A. ID. 1870: all instrument purport-
ing to be the last will aud testament of Asa
Move. late of Bradford in said District, de
ceased. being presented to the Court ny James
H. Minard, for Probate: it is ordered by said
Court. that all persons concerned therein be
notified TO appear at a session of said Court to
he held at the Probate Office in Ncwburv on
the 18th day of March, A. ID. 1870, and show
cause if any they may have, against the Pro
bate of said Will; for which PURPOSE 1t is fur
Their ordered. that copy Of the record OF this
order be published three weeks successfully III
the National Opinion printed at Bradford. pre-.
yious to said time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court,
| 39w3 II. W. BAILEY, Judge.
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An unfaiIing remedy for Neuralgia Facials,
ofton cffccting a perfect cure in single day.
No form OF Nervous Disease fails to yield to
its wonderful power. Even in the scvcrest
cases of Chronic Neuralgia, cficctiug the entire
:, STEM its use for n few DAYS affords the most
astonishing relief, and rarely fails to produce
II complete and permanent cnre. 1t contains
no ,rrterial. in the slightest degree injurious,
1t has the unqualified approval of the best
physicians. Thousands, in every part OF the
country. gratefully acknowledge its power to
soothc the tortured nerves, IND restore the
failing strength
sent by mail on receipt of the price and
postage.
One package $l.00 Postage 8 cents.
Six PACKAGES 300 -
II is sold by all dealers in drugs and medl-
ciucs TURNER & co, Projectors,
100 fremont Street, Boston, Mass,
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yI'HE SUBSCRIBER informs the public
i that he is prepared to repair all kinds of
chairs especially cane seat chairs at his shop
in South Newbury, in the best manner. All
work done with dispatch and returned to the
owners, by "
|. H. OLMSTEAD.
So Newbury, Vt. Feb. iS70-3Jw4
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u,tCord Council No. IL

,,a,ing. at Masonic Hall on "Wednesday ar
-. '.o,, Of the week in which the moon Inlis
IN the months of septsm,ner, p r. e. II Re Rev
md June. Daniel hnripu'' J. l. '''
= ur;t+nu Recorder.
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masonic.

cu,r,ry Lopez, No. -. Regular rom ,II'
cnNM,s at Masonic Hall in Hardy building
on Wednesday of the week IN WING" r tpe c"
.ur.' J. c. Colby, W. M l. D. f'''''''S >
Secretary.
Mt LEBANON Il. A. CH,rTkR Meetings " ,b IA.
Masonic Hall on "Wednesday Afternoon 1ia ., ane
Eek in which the moon i"llS. :"
y, - ~ I II Jones, Secretary
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Bradford VILLAGE
Mails.

IA, mail closes ut 1915 An; arrives
ut NV mail closes at 800 p. M; arrives
At Western : mail closes at . p Nj arrives al 10
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HALLWAY Trains.

sonth-Mail Tram leaves Bradford
al i ioDg Sorth-Mail Train leaves Bradford at
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p,rrr.,ps Lopez, No. 90. Meetings every
- a .j,~ rycnng, at Templar's Hall, Shep-
iiu.rI.n,. Building. Col. k. Farnham, W. G.
+ II II Chase, Secretary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-22

Rev. +. II. Boyington of Windsor
has received a unanimous call from
III. III church in St. Johnsbury.
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Fire Department.

|, .,,. Alden Stevens Clerk Meetings on
,ba tr.t thursday of every month
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Pasture Land For Sale !

TdSlUT6 LdIIU TUT odIc
VINHE Subscriber Offers for sale One liu"-
/ dred acres of Land known az the Gerry
Lot" situated in l}rusbwood, four miles from
Bradford Village. Said lot contains an ex-
ccllcnt wood lot of GO acres, and 40 acres OF
good pasturing. Price, $500. To be sold i'm
mediatclv. T. s. PAINE.
Fairlec Feb. l6, lS70.-37w3
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sherman Rouse, Boston

Formerly Hancock House, Court square
Kent on the European Plan.
Tins House now stands among the first iio'ri
in Boston. having been lately rctnrnished aud
put ia perfect order. BARNEY HULL
Proprietor.
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d scientific Association

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ii. atillson of Monktor. has lost
tlirty swarms of bees during the
last winter. Others i'll that section
also lost their bees. aud it is thought
this great destruction of the honey
h,e is owing to the lack of bee
bread. which they did not produce
last season.
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Notice :.

THIS certifcs that | have given to my son,
i William Wcbbcr, his time for the remain
der of his minority, and shall not claim any OF
his earnings. nor pay any debts of his con
tracing after this date.
CHARLES WEBER.
Witncss-H. W. BAILEY.
Newburv, Oct 81, 1867 .--Nw3
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The publication of the income tax
rrturns has been forbidden.