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S. n. HERRICK,
Dist, Com. , CHAS. :. DANA.
4. II. GILMORE.

CHANGES IN THE INTERNAL
REVENUE LAWS-On and after
October first, all licenses and taxes
on manufacturing are repealed. The
deduction from the income is $1,000
instead of $1,000, and the per cent.
upon the balance is > J instead Of 3.
The act taxing dividends of cor
pOra ions at the rate Of ) per cent.
is repeated, and new act passed.
taxing them at . per cent. for
next ycar. only, beginning Oct. first.
No stamps are to be required on
receipts foI any amount. and no
stamps on notes gwen for less than
800. No stamp to be required fol
the transfer Of mortgages. All
taxes on lcgacics are removed
Tax on teas is reduced to - cents
per h., on coffee 3 per cent. on mo
lasscs D cents per gallon.
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claimed that they were compelled to
confine the plaintiff for so long a
time because there was no proper
U. S. Court open to try him. The
plaintiff claimed that there was no
suspension Of civil tribunals i'll any
of the Northern States; that the
defendants had no authority for ar
resting him, and that he should have
been brought Immediately before
the United States Court.
The Court reserved their decision.
L. y. Redtield and Geo. y. Dale for
plf., b. i. Fitted for diff.
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CT. River Farm for Sale.

~ HE subscriber offers for sale, his farm,
L formerly known as the William Waterman
Farm; beautifully located on the CoHheetlcut
River, and within two miles of the thriving
village of Bradford on the road from bradford
To Faree. said farm contains one hundred
acres, fprme Land which for richness Of soil
and beauty of location i rarely cqualcd. IL
is suitably and conveniently divided INTO
tillage and pasturiug, and has considerable
timber. The tillage Is level and easily cul
waited. Rrnniug water To buildings. whio :
are in fair condition. The farm has raised the
past wear. nearly 80 tons of hay, 400 Bus hels
Oats, % Bushels of wheat, 80 Bushels shelled
Corn: besides India Wheat Potatoes, &c, &c.
Also for sale farm produce. farming tools,
stock &c.
For further particulars address.
W +. WATERMAN.
Bradford, July y 1870. en3
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The new French Minister, NJ.
Paradol, committed suicide at
Washington, 10y shooting himself
on the 20th inst. The verdict of
the corners jury was temporary in
sanity. He had been greatly affect
ed by the heat; was a good deal
disturbed by the action of his gov
crnmcnt in declaring war against
Prussia, and did not enjoy his new
position as diplomat. He was a
man of great ability and brilliancy.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

England is indignant at the dis
covcry Of Il secret treaty, which had
been negotiated between France
and Prussia. The following are the
points Of this document: IN the
first article Napoleon admits and
recognizes the late acquisition of
Prussia from Austria. In the
second, the rrussi.n Ling cnsa yes
10 facilitate the French acquisition
of Luxembourg. In the third, the
Emperor acquesces in HE union OF
the North and South German
States, Austrl excepted. In the
fourth, France finding it ncccsSaIN
to absorb Belgium, Prussia lend,
her assistance 10 chat measure
The fifth article is the usual one o
an offensive and defensive alllanc,
between two nations.
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RECRUITING IN CANADA FOR TIE
FRENCH ARMY.-A Montreal cor
respondent of the Gi0be, writing
from Toronto, Canada, July 10Th,
says:
\ gentleman who arrived lately
from France took an Office in st.
James street and has, within the
last few days, been actively recruit
ING for the French army. The re
cruitS have their passage paid to
Europe, where they are promised Il
bounty. Most of the recruits so
far have been IriShmen. The re
cruiting officer seems to have means
as he opened credit with one of the
banks to the amount of 100000"
The yacht race between the
| English yacht Cambria and the
American yacht DauntleSs was won
by the former in % days and )
hours. Over s2.000,000 is SAID to
have been lost and won on this
contest. The winning boat was one
hour in advance of her adversary
who reports having lost two men
| overheard aud losing two hours and
a hair t.mc ,u an Intellectual attempt
10 save .Lcm.
I1 The Cn.,.rsity boat race at
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Congress remembered the poor
manned soldiers, a It's late session.
having provided for reissue. every
FIVE years Of artificial limbs go Off
GERS, soldiers, Scamcn aud marines
who lost limbs in the service. In.
stiuf,ions have been published.
stating that upon applications foi
limbs, orders will be mailed by TIA,
surgeon general upon any manufac
turcr selected, 10 furnish sati,iac
tory limbs, free of charge, to sol
dicis or sailors. Transportation t,
aud from the place of fitting vii
also be furnished.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

Nearly all the leading Democratic
papers express sympathy for the
French as opposed to the Russians.
Ii viii be remembered that during
the recent war of the Rebellion, the
national government received the
sympathy of the Germans the
world over, Willie france favored
the cause Of the rebels. What ia
the explanation OF this. What
bond of affinity is there bctweol
the Democratic party of this coun
try aud the dospotism of Napoleon
-Er.
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bradford Academy
AND
UNION Isls.sE SCHOOL.

r!'llE Fall term of this school will commence
L On W e0ne-siay, August 81, and
continue eleven weeks. There will be four
terms of eleven and ten weeks each during tho
year. and the tuition will he reduced in pro
portion. The committee have secured the
services of
MIR T. Il. GROW. as PRINCIPAL.
and other teachers will soon be engaged, and
their names announced before the commence
mcut of the school.
The system of graduation heretofore adopted
will be adhered to in the main. and scholars
within the district will be expected to con
form toIt
ANY change in tczt-books Will be- announced
before the beginning of the school.
Those desiring rooms or board will receive
assistance from the committee in finding ac-
Communications.
\. \. DOTY. }
Il. FARNHAM. Committee
II. h. ALDRlCH,
Bradford, Vt. July >, 1870, 5WS
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Pure Spices, Pure Cream Tarter,
Flavoring Extracts,
Essences, Hair Oils, sc.

Hair DYES. all the best varieties. Hair and
Clothes Brushes, of all kinds, Combs, Po
madcs, Puff Boxes and Powders Flesh
Brushes. Teeth Brushes, Nail Brushes,
Shaving Brushes, Shaving y Toilet Soaps, sc.
TRt ,~Es.-A biz stock, and fits guaranteed
every time.
SUPPORTERS. SHOULDER BRACES &c, and in
fact nearly every article usually kept in
First Glass Drug Store.
The latch string Away, hangs ont. Call
and see rs and if You don't happen TO see
what you want, Call for it,
II G.. DAY.
Bradford. oct %, 1869.
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Repub. County Nominations.

For Senators
II. A. WHITE, Washington,
II. II. NILES, Thctfora.
For Assistant judge.
$. VI. SEAVER. Wiliam~torn,
"a. TENNEI, Corinth
For state. Attorney
y. L. BOlDEE, Randolph.
For Judges OF Pruhatc
j L, CLEN ELAND, Broukield. Randolph Di>
II. ", BAILEY, Ncwbury, '5,dford District
For Sheriff
+. NJ. go Inns of Top~ham
For High Bnilih,
DANIEL EMERY, Of Washington.
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EcDuJiic0n District COHrcnti0n,


The fire., Ell of the Second Con
GIcssional District in the State Of
Vermont, who support the princi
pies Of the Union Republican party
are invited to meet in Convention at
White River junction on WcdncS-
day, August 10, 1870, at > O'Clock
=. M, for the purpose of nominal
ms a candidate for member Of Con.
greSs. The Convention viii he a
delegate Convention, in accordance
with resolution passed at a prcyi.
Gus convention. which is as follows:
That hereafter all Congressional Dis.
trct Conventions in this District,
shall be called and held as delegate
conventions. That each town in
the district casting less than one
hundred Republican votes for Coy.
crnor, at the State election next pre-
cCdlDg said District Convention
shall he entitled to one delegate
and each town casting more than
one hundred Republican votes at
said state election, shall be entitled
to one additional delegate for cacl
fractional part of one hundred vote,
exceeding fifty.
S. n. llEERICK
Dist, Com. CHAS. :. DANA
\. II. GILMORE
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-05

The Secretary of war has been
authorized to contract for an eQues.
TRAN statue of Lieut.. Gen. Scott
at cost not to exceed $50 1000. Il
is to be erected in Washington.
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Suite Items.

The insane wife of Ira b irtlett of
Bridgewater, escaped from her
home on Saturday morning, and has
not yet been found. More than
three hundred men were in search
for her Tuesday, and a large mum
Der have been engaged in pursuit
since Saturday.
The st. JohnSbury Caledonian
gives the following result relative to
the growth Of that place: Fiity-iour
buildings, comprising dwellings, bu-
sincSS blocks and an AthcnUum,
have been erected during the past
year, or are in process Of erection
ut the present time.
We are clad to believe that the
opposition to the denomination of
Hon. c. w. Willard in the first dis
trict is dying ont. Having nothing
for a basis to work upon excepting
grievances Of the "outs regarding
which the unon,a oono,,ll,, h,val;t.
=, ,,
Nv N''oN ''''S' an" va : '''H' MS w
ponehtS ma 1t impossible to make
Roadway against him. The appor>
''o''''leh' "I'I nav ny l'''cu' our nom
nations and election VIII proceed
for the next Congress as usual
After that we shall lose one momhr,
,,,lo., 1,,.;s NJ ,o,,o.ontot;o,,l io.
~ =
elei'' ''o''' any ''cl''"i"'' '"'l'ei''-
c,,,
H'o'N '''''''''"'
~, :,
l ne .ln .. 3tl'l''''p , - l''c "aN
S 81 io' '"o l'''o,:o ''i'oi gum, ~ III
C :, ,'" v, vi oi''"'''
landing of the Pilgrims. a mast
convention of those interested il
on that dav in thn o,icpltn,.,
Iiall at Barton Pros Auop)I n
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East Boston has suffered again
from a disastrous fire. a large
section of the city destroyed. Loss
estimated at half million.
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TIE UC.fR IN FL ROPE.

The war news from Europe is uu-
important, and may be summed up
in the phrase, "All quiet along the
PotOmac.'
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BRADFORD. FRIDAY, AUG. S, 1870.


FoR GoyERNOR,
JOHN w. STUART of Mildlebury.
For idErTEN Any GOVERNOR.
GEORGE r.. DALE of I-lnnd Pond.
FoR TRFAsrEER.
JOHN a. PAGE, of Montpelier.
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PATENT MEDICINES,

All the approved varieties including
BROWNS Tcething Cordial and BrOnchiais,
Scoyills, Ayres', Schenk's, Radways, and other
standard remedies.
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a resolution expressing thanks
to the Canadians for repelling the
fenian invasion, was defeated in
the English House Of Lords on the
23d inst.
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NOIlCE hereby given thatl have given
\ Ia IN, SON Daniel T. Prescott hi, time, to
act and trade lor lim-cl. shall claim none
of bj. Cumu. uorpay amy ostt,vi bis con.
tracing after Tile date
rHEBL BROWN.
Witness -. T.. briggs, II. y. Iu.,-ol.
Fairlrr w.. jUlv 80, $50. lN3
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E|R EUNTEHx.

\ good stock including
Lubin's, Burney's, Coudray's
Bruimcl's. Phalon'S, and Edrchl's
Extracts.
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At the last moment Congress
gave Mrs. Lincoln the pension oJ
$4,000 per year asked for.
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PROBATE COURTS.

a-c ssSuuc.s Pain MiIIiug
MA GIG OIL.
"it Works like Il Charm"
HIVE YOU headache Use Rruncs Magic oil
Have you tootha,hI Use Rcnncs Magic oil
Have you neuralgia Use RcnnCs Magic OIL
Have yot tlonmntiml Use Rcnuc's Magic oil
Have you sore throat Use Rcnnes Magic OH
Have You -ciatica' Use Rcnncs Magic OIL
Have Aou hruisc' tsc Rcuucs Magic on
Have you clamp.l Use Rcnncs Magic on
Have you chul morbus' Use Rcnnc's Magic OH
Have yuu amcuc.l Use Rcunos Magic on
Ihit is the Beet Family Remedy, to cure all
kind of paiui you ever tried.
II Is clean, safe aud delicious to use. and II
you use 1t faithfully it will do YOU good
Directions Oh each bottle. buy II of the
druggist or merchant where you trade. II
| they have not got II On hand they will send
for If, at ynur request, ai,d sell YOU Genuine
Reunca Pain Ltliiu. Magic OF ut the manu-
| uiaclucr- lowest price at retail.
" sold iN pwgg.t4 Merchants and Gro
'cfs. II b.. Put up IN throc sizes. and cnllc!
Innl Size, Medium Sic. aud large tamil'
Sil" bottles WM. RENNE.
Sole Proprietor aud Manufacturer
i1trsstrtp. M!ss
Sold IN l'adiodh, II. q. bay aud "cotn
Pucmrd Willard lru's.. oxford kcyts 3
90" Ncwhuty; Chase \ Baker. ricrmcu' =.
bate. lliro's West faitlcc. ioyl
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Mr.. Stringham's letter Of Acceptance.

Oshkosh, Oct. 81, 1870.
10 Heo. liver, and others, OF Democratic
Congressional Committee
GENTLEaEN have received YOUR kind
note of The 29th ult. Offering me the Demo-
cratic nomination for Congress. for the 9th
District
Under present circumstances. | feel it my
duty to accept this nomination. although II
would have been much more agreeable To- me
II the honor had fallen upon some one Of the
many Democrats in the district more worthy
to wear it, and who could bring to the general
cause the aid otpersonal talents and efforts
which are out of my reach
1t is not to be disguised that in o,,,7osi+;o,
to US we have = candidate fortified bv power
ful pecnnlary interests. Official patronage.
ana partial Legislation have been and win be
unscrupulously used TO support him before
the people of this district for the fourth ti,no
as candidate for Congress To make bend
against this combination of of!ieil ana Ieois-
latlYe subordinatIon. ii will he necessary that
all citizens who are opposed to their reprcseD-
tation being controlled by such means mite
with the Democratic party in vigorous Efforts
to sustain the nomination made 6v Won. and il
will be necessary that the Democratic orr,ni-
zation throughout the district lie unusually
active and vigilant.
Inc interests OF the people Of this district
feqires an essential change in the policy Of
the government, In respect to Taxation md
the + lnances. Instead Of high taxes and birb
interest for money. we want low taxes and
-ow interest for money. Especially should
congress relieve Us fromthe bounty paid to the
producers OF raw material Of manufacturers
which, under the pretext Of protecting home
have PARALLEL our Industry
and are eXhausting the resources Of consumers
for the benefit Q. monoroliSts owing the land
producing them. Such are tie duties on
coal and iron. So in relation to the interest
on money The Federal ernment can re
tuce the interest Of money by limiting the
National banks to the old bank rae Of per
cent.
As long as the banks are allowed 10 charre
10, it is hopeless to expect that individuals
will charge less, and it is equally hopeless to
ook for a return TO prosperous employment
II capital in manufacturing until the rate Of
interest is reduced
Another vital Interest of this District. is
he Improvement Of the navigation Of the Fox
nd Wisconsin rivers. The great work. SO
ong looked for. has now bec0m. a necessity.
ot only Of this District bat Of the entire STATE.
nd Of the states beyond the Mississippi.
Another INDISPENSABLE means Tor deTctopiyr
le immense wealth Of this region l. the con-
.ruction Of E~ilrods into ana through our
,r.stS
10 these subjects, if elected, I should
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OS. ST2INGHAN.
Ir is one thing ertain if Grant doe, Lot

Iris one thing ertain if Grant doe, Lot
succeed in obtaining second term as
President he wilinot lack for time keepers
the remainder ofais natural life. This is
the second insta,ce that he has been pre-
sented with Watch by a matchmaking
company. We hope the gifts will have q
tendency to bring him t. time at the Off
fsrent places Of amusenents, &C., He
made his uSud speech
From the New Jerk World, Oct ..
Yesterday mrning President Grant
stopping at tie Fifth Avenue hotel in this
city-accepted al invitation rom Mr. T.
\. Giles, president Of the United States
Watch company. to visit their works at
/ Marion y. j. Two carriages were pro-
/ vided, drawn by grey horses, and about
! noon, he presidential party started for
MarluT, distant only seven miles on the
New JTscy Central railroad. The arched
carIiaeteutTauce leading into he grounds
surrounding the factory was gayly decked
with fas, and a crowd was collected in
the stree, having heard Of the intended
visit. lie president was conducted into
the dlrectr's room: and after resting for a
/ iSH H4'iHut-' lilt " BbtF l'tGcilEuild4 parry
were shoM through the works. They be-
gan in endorsement, where the watch was
seen IN TIE crude metal, and proceeded
upward al the fourth story was reached
The vl>Itois were then conducted TO the
directors won, and -ocr AR Giles ad
vauced towart the president, holding +;
small roScEoo box ia his hand, and ad
dressed hin a follows:
Mr.. PREsIDNT: We feel highly honoreG
with the visit nur excellency has given US to
day, and hcfur taking Your departure | wisi
10 present to IN. on behalf Of the company
have the Aon} to represent, slight testimo
nial-one Of II articles manufactured by tn,
United states latch company. We hope tina
you will accent in the same spirit whicl
prompts US L. fE,rit.
The preside.t accepted it, and, without
attempting temake speech, thanked Mr.
Giles Tor tnetoken, and said he Should
take pleas uFcln Wearing so fine watch
the productip of his own countrymen
The present Vas heavy doubIe.case col!
watch, with sem Imder, and worth abOu
$500
The party rere then invited to the St
James tel,ghcre they partook Of cham
payne and aiue collation.. The presideR
and the rest If The party returned to thi
city IN their carriages, arriving at III
/ Filth Avenue hotel at / 0 clock.
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We failed to receive the proceedings Of
the Second Assembly District Convention.
NOMINATION OF JOS. STRiNGUaM,
ESQ, FOR CONGRESS.
Between Con. Committee
and hi. Stringiiam.

OsHKosn, Sept. 80, 1870.
JOSEPH SiF4R1SlfdHts Y,ch8Grauc CONGRESSIONAL
Convention, for the 9th District. at It's session
IN this city on the 2ist instant, nominate
anton Klaus, Esq, Of Brown county. for Com
gress. ~
acttptiInce Of the nomination thus rendered
HIM, and the duty of placing in nomination
some other person deyoIyes upon the Congress
slonal Committee for the district.
The Committee, having in their several
localities consulted public sentiment, heartily
unite III rendering the NOMINATION to you.
feeling well assured that in so doing they
consult the best interest of the District AID
reflect the sentiments and wishes Of those in
whose behalf they act.
Trusting that this call upon you will be
favorably responded to, it is submitted for
your consideration.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE HYER, Winncblgo co.
S. y. PEAsE, M-rquette co.
MYRoN REED, Waupacl Co.
JONI P. Hume, Calumet co.
FRED 5. ELLIS, Brown CO.
c. II SCHMIDT, Munitowoc =,
EDWIN HART, Oc0ntO CO..
Dem. Con. Committee
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1 German L.aHd!6dy.

From the Atlantic Monthly for October
1t was Que of those predezlInations
which men call lucky chances that | came
to know the Eraulcin Hahireiner. An idle
question put to a railway acquaintance. and
in which will stand in my memory forever.
calling up picture O! the best, dearest.
joIlest landlady in all Germany. Up tGo
monlrchies would consent to climb. we
toi!ed to find her. There was a breeze of
good cheer in the first opsninr Of her door.
Is the tiau,eiu laIireiuer ip?'
Il are, she laughed ont OF the bro2 d
red lips and twinklcd in the pretty brown
eyes. We had not suspected it, for She
looked in nowise like proplietress of an
apartment to let--mGrc ike the happiest
and best uatJrcd OF chamhermaids un-
tidy little, it must be owned, but so pic
turesque 10 every word AMI motion, that
one would not have rished any change,
even TO additional ncatncss. NJ artist has
ever yet taken "a photograph Of the Frau
lem Hahlreiner which could be recognized.
Neither can photograph her. can say
that she was five feet seven inches high.
aud fat to the degree Of fairness which
Rubeans loved 10 paint that she wa~
ltty-two years Old, and did not lock as If
she were more han forty that she had
hazel brown eyes, psrpetuaily laughing;
high, white forehead; two dimpIes in her
eft check. which we're never still, and
lair As free as the }i..o.es, too long 10 be
"a led short, too short - be called long,
Always floating back il the air as she came
oward YOU; on great occasions she had it
uEled BY hair dresser, the only wei Ress
ever discovered in tie Fraulein: but il
?aS such short lived one. one easily for
ave il, tor the curl never stayed in more
h'n two hours. | can sag that, in spite
i her tatness, her step was elastic and
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First Assembly District Convention.

At Democratic convention held IN the
town Of Newton on the Sth day of October
1870. A. Waltcrbach vas chosen chair
man and p. O Shea secretary.
On motion the chair appointed as com
mittee on credentials Oliver Skunk, }. IL.
Bobne and NJ. Gallagher. The committee
-, L. rolinwing report
Schleswig-Oliver Skunk. Joseph
Quinn, Peter Beth, Rudolph Lorn.
Eaton-P. O'Shea, John Shupp, y.
Kramer. Rocklani-John Benky. New
ton-M. Gallagher. Ceutreviile-D.
Schneider, A Carberry- Meeme-A.
Walterbach, NJ. Hays, j. Ii. Bohne.
Liberty-Joseph Finch.
The report of the committee wa
adopted.
The chair then appointed D. Schneide
and J. Finch as tellcrs.
i 1t was moved that the delegates vote o.
informal ballot for Assemblyman. Car
ried. Henry Kolweil was nominated 70
Assemblyman on the fourth formal ballet
, On motion the following committee wa
, appointed: Oliver Skunk, John L
5 Bohne and NJ. Gallagher.
' a. WALTERBACH, Gu n.
2. SHEA, Sec'y.