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Hem-0ort, 20. Mdrs. - @elb aftin
su Z; 8ediel betGnOig 94-S; Sob 109-B;
Bonos beitdnbig. 9lftien fiau aber ielt, auBer
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CATION BON OelzYroou5cnteH unD 9atftnerie=
beiieern ans Der Gelsegeuo BON Benniglpa=
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lpoourd, oiele Gompa9nie @ontsole iiber ben
Seltransport mad Der Seetiite erlaugte.
yrdlioent Dir ueritd)erte blf Delegation, OaB
ber@ Gontratt nit ben Wtonopolifen inter
Dem @inbrude genla4t norben Jet, oaB oteIes
lebereinfommen bic polltoulnerle Stltsun9
alier Dell Broousenteu erhalten babe. Cpd
ter bate bic Delegation eiue llnterrebun9 nit
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uno nit Gbos. Scptt BON Der rPa.z .z@entralz
Babn," SeiOe iagten gleldfaas, oab lie BON
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ieien. Gm nd6ften Dienltag miro i'm Biz
reau Der y@riebabn" cine rpeltere 9erlamm-
lung fattftneen, in Der alle Sdwieristeiten
beigelegt nerben iollen. pr. @cott bat oil
ben Generalsasentea Der > Pennipluaaia,Gsn'
, 1872-10-11

The Duluth Herald says The indians arc 'shar-
vestinE" an immense crop OF cranlerries.
Tho Fitchhurg, Vermont Il Massachusetts,
and the Troy Boston Railroads, are to be con-
solidated.
- The Palmer House properly. at Indianapolis,
has been sold by Nathan b Palmer to Augustus
Schnen consideration. S125.000.
The meniment Of wedding at Tionister,
Pa. was checked one evening last week by the
giving way OF one Of the beams supporting the
hoor, the catastrophe precipittating the entire
bridal party into the cailar
Tho Labor Bureau Of Massachusetts thinks
that the secret Of woman's being less . success
than man y as Al eernes Of wages. is found IN hcr
expectation a o. s1Tage and her thought Of
few yeare. rather thun aa c task for life.
The Postmaster at Medina n. l.. saiG that
CENTS would pay The postage on letter to Aus
tralia, which he insisted was in tho United
States, and sunilingly handed young lady hack
IT cents OF the 20 preferred, only to ask her for
it again the nezt day.
The latest judicial 1eceio.1 of special in
terest to passengers On railroad cars kas JUS.
, 1872-10-11
LOCAL POLITICS.

1t is understood thtst all but one or two OF the
nominees of the Liberal Republican and Demo.
cratic County Conre entions have placed their
designations at the disposal OF the Joint County
Committee: which Will meet on Saturday. There
Is prospect Of = new and une3ceptionable ticket
beng placed IN the field, one that will merit the
support Of all good citizens.
G }. Blackfosd. Teue Haute, Ind, n. Bishop.
McaenEy, H., Colonel J. ~ Young. NJ, Eoa.
A. l.. Palmer, Milwaukee,, Wiz. A. +. Blakeiy
Hampton, Wis, and n A. Merrill. Dewitt, a..
we're zxnong the visitors 1t the Liberal Head-
quarters yesterday. ~0'~~
Officers commanding Greeley End Brown e.
eorss % N the different wards OF the West Digis-
ion, are requested to mees at the leadonarters
corner OF Washington and Cacal streets vt {
tance. ~ 1A1ko4~
There viii be 3 Greeley and Brown meet;ne ,t
falkeaburgs Hail. corner Of State s:ld Twenntv-
ninth streets, tomorrow evening. Good speak-
ers will talk- @f's''A~
In the Sixteenth Ward, at No. osa Hu~1but
street, to:morrow evening: there will be = Giee-
ley and Brown rally. Let everybody in he
ward be there '4Ao
, 1872-10-11

tezday morning, and S. I. Enseelrs engine,
IIoon, adjoining. WEE slightly injured.
The doors we're left open. yaga-
bonds entered, Sasabonds smoked pipes. and
ashes from sagabonds' pipes aid the mischief
Another argument against smoking, and against
leaving doors open.
At o'clock last evening the Adams street
bridge was run INTO by tho schooner Imperial.
and diyested Of about ten feet Of railing and
sidewalk The accident vas caused by couple
tempted to CROSS the bridge Thile It was
turning. The bridge-tcrders ve1e compelled
to stop in o$der to sa:e the men from injury
but the schooner was too close to heaye to, and
the sccldcat vas the result
The way Of the transsTessor is hard, but not
picking his steps after dark along the sidewalk
OF East Madison street. There ere distractions
IN front Of finished buildings where they should
not be-. It is to the interest Of business houses
along the etEeet, to cay nothing of the p1opriety
OF having tender regard for wayfe1er's ahips,
to keep the sidewalks clear and IN good condi-
ticn-
Professor Nathan Sheppared, who won quite
q reputation IS a lecturer in England, s7i1l tell
these who attend the Star Lecture Course On
Monday and Tuesday evenings next oil, about
- The Philosophy of the Ridiculous, u and about
being " Shut Up in Paris" Tickets Will be neces-
sar5 to gain admission, and they can be had for
the usual monetary consideration at the Star
Course depots, the sale to begin this evening. d,
The Beard of Public Works issued the fol-
loving building permits Yesterday: John o o'Brien,
tEo-story and basement brick, 2iE6 feet, No. sos
West Polk street; Su5g 1 Beersdrof, two-story
and basement brick, la1a0 feet. No. 50 Ewing
street; First Presbyterian Church, brick build
ing eox100 feet, State street; Gerhazdt l. Klaner,
two-storv and bassment brick, 40x60 feet. Chi
cago ayenue; J. t. Russell, one-story and base
1nent hr1ck, 40xs0 fest. Nos So end IS Fulton
street; a. ~ i " ". Green. one-eto,y End
basement brick, 2ox35 feet, No. 120 North Hal
ated street.
The Women'e Baptist Missionary Society Of
the West are about to send Miss Eastman to
Tonuzoo, and Hiss Rankin to Aseam as mission |
aries to carry the Gospel to ''m.n beniGhted-" !
Professor John Packer and wife go to Rongoon ]
to labor in the Karen College. On Sunday after !
noon q farewell meeting will be held in the |
First Baptist Church, when tho Rev. George ". |
D. D.. Corresponding Secretary Of the
Missionary Union, and other gentlemen will !
make addresses and bid the missionaries God
speed On their journey.
, 1872-10-11

| General Allen c. Fuller, OF Belyidere, H., vi
| spend the winter in Colorado.
| -Ex~Gorernor MinedgeL- Bonhan1, Of Sout]
| --!SAle1. a. Il. Stuart, member Of Fillmore
Cab1res, has been elected to tne City Council o
Scranton, Va.
--Johp ". Kiu1bau, at Fitchburs, has hee1
appointed High Constable OF Massachusetts,.
e1al, hes securad the proper recognition Of hi
rank from the he.d OF tho War Derortment.
Edmund Yates is astonished, PERFECTLY as
tonished, is his phrase.-at bis reccption il
Americc- He isn't used to this sort Of thing
Joa know.
The late Benjamin D. Emerson did not lesv,
500, GOO to Dartmouth College, s-,d former oEit
ua1y praises arc recalled.
-Mtg. Lsura DeForce Gordon has returned t.
her home in 3Jokelumns, Cal., after q rine
months absence East, disgusted with politics il
general. '
-Amoa A. Lawrence was bsf7ly hurt in Ney.
tonyilla, near Boston. Mass. On Ioniay- r. hi
horse stumbling ana failing upon him.
w F. Bash t95er,y 3;; s:or md rropreto,
to the editorial sfsf Of the Peoria Trc,sr;at ;,;-
in tho Engineer Cotug Of tba Army. r1,a ri.
lowing hare been prouoted to DO Mainrs- Can
tains John r. Darto,r. Peter G. Ha;rs. Francfs
y. Faruuhsr, Georco T.. G1lesnie- and charles
r suter. ~'' '~'k'~' A-'>1 oD@44e7
john a. Winapev, late Grnnt candidate for
Copersss and Pansion A1oo. a* Dohjoocge 10
has bean arrested for forr,inr nansionenc,>ar.
sore of which vera found On Ria rerson
1T is stated that lie nrirate ci,irns of +ra
Ein1 OF Henoyer ara in The cnu-Ee RI Satt1e-
ment. and that his Majesty ia n fn7atr fnr sha
purchase Of q co1siderah}a estate IN Enc1and ne
where he will probably reside henceforth'
Professor john B Perrr 1hn I;ad a.
Cambridge, Masa.. last weak was an assne;ote
ur;:h Professor Acassiz in Tho 1ans~.n,an- ~
Paleontology Of tie Harvard Iusoau,. and also
Professo- 81 Geology in 0berIin' 'Coliere-
The late Benjamin Abbott Of Doston- master
cooper, left 915oC00, half Of which ia 9iysn TO
the town Of Msrtlchead. a5.CC0 to Tuft's CoI
lege, 5000 to tie Un;yersa,iet Boos-Cnncern-
aud abe1s 40 personal boouests, iccluding his
waahervomen ind tarbe-
The handsonestlyonnr u.cn in ITALY. Connt
de hIirafori. Of Foval family is hetrothei to fIa
daughter of Cont do LoriaIeI. S-n1;c of T.ee.-
horn, and. in the event Of his mafriara. heconees
D.ko de Poggio Calano.
--Eenry =. Barron. q. awav mn North ,rto
hes been nominated for the Wisconsin Il Ieeisia-
t:are, Was Fifth Auditor Of The Enitef7 E}atns
Treasury during two years OF Grants Ad.ninis-
tra.ion, member OF the Leai.latuEe ia 1855 and
1864, then from 1866 to 1860 Exclusive, and s9ain
in 1872. He was Speaker in 1865.
The Rev. Henry c. Potter, Rector OF Gracs
Church, New Yo-k, Who Is spoEsn of.foy'Hshon
OF Massachusetts. ig e son Of Ror. Alou.o Pot
ter, once the DISTINGUISHED Bishop OF The Die
ceae OF PenuBJlvan1a, and nephew Of B;shco
Hpraio Potter r,oyy the venarah1a ani l,onc-o3
, 1872-10-11

knew. Messrs- Lanphier, Run1ne1, sud Eustace
were I'll good men Such 2 ticket ehou1d com
mend itself TO honest citizens. ard Vas superior
-ezceptng hlmself-to u + the opposing ono To
himself had been nominated against his wishes
out the crisis was such as to forbid him to de-
cline. He knew the Labor and abuse which would
follow, but had accepted the position Slandcr and
ealumny had come n to be the only weapons Of the
Aepnbhcans: The banner had been entrusted
to him, and he wes certain Of carrying il to VIC
tory. ~ W.
Yhe meeting then adioa1ned.
, 1872-10-11
Sixty Persons Poisoned in Waterford,
N.Y.

From the Troy Times, Oct. 1.
Last night, Waterford Tas the scene ct the
widest alarm and the greatest confusion. From
the facte thu: come to our knowledge, it seems
that Robert Waldron. yesterday, had mauufac-
tu1ed for bis market e large lot of heeacheese-
As it was the first Of the season, the citizens
bought literally, and many Of them peztook
heartily Of it yesterday for their evening meal.
At about o'clock last night. tho alarm IVES
first given. tho proprietor and inmates Of the
Howard House. one after another; being taken
alermingly H. Physicians were summoned in
hot haste, aud from that time uatl morning the
greatest panic prevailed. Altogether about sixty
amms t,t nn b}sms IL ataebc5 ~: ~ ~ ta Wa5fon
It ia q mystery how the cheese became imp1eg-
mated with the poison.
, 1872-10-11

VIII taEe hsr reception On Saturday, Oct. Il. 1t tsr
residence, No. 7s9 Wabash avenue display fa and
winter millinery. She takes this means to invite b4r
friends and patrons, it il difficult TO ind tie Tn.nr
Hho hays changed their residence since the a1e.
, 1872-10-11
OCEAN NAVIGATION
White Star. Line.

NEW YORK AND LIv oOI--Eew and full-poxsred
OCEANIC. CELTIC: REPuBTIc.
ATLANTIC. BALTIC, ADRIATIE. :;
500 tons Losden-5Go b. p each Sailing fso1a NeFr n
Yctk cn SATURDAYS. Liverpool On THUR& 484
DAYS s.i!inE Go,k Iiarhor tae az iolioytng. Fo
Passenger :or "a classssl u.4ra1ea
combining iassS s1eed xad S3sqtoss- Ss.oo2s stats
1on who1e least motion is fclt- Surgedn End steward
Ra.es~S:oon, S.: so!d; sseeE.ee. asa eurreae1 fkh
Thcsn wishing sad lor friends fuu tho old couQ&@ kes
ca3 obtain s;ecr7gu nrepe.d cezs1dcstss.
parss. H.abuIs, Norway sHsdsa fndis, Ans,1sis5i -
Gd,ns, etc. Escu=sion lick;s granted 1t the lo0sR
xad other iafor'aauaa. xp2ly 1t The oonpaaJs a6e&
j. Il SPARKS. Geaeral Axsut, *
Or to the Whit Stt1 Las Once, 1s Soath gA~
ChieHSo a. LaGERGREN, ASeat4 Il
, 1872-10-11

Cod Liver Oil.
Hazard b c7swell'e Cod Liver Oil is the best.
, 1872-10-11

oRV1I1E GRANT TO Mr. 1UaSEy.
Felatlvs to certain Thlskey distnery. The
corrupt Government be supported? Not that
Grant was go, but he was in the hands Of had
nen- S1ch things made eTen mere change Of
men desirable. It was time, as one farmer had
said to him, to have the books at Washington
examined, and for that reason, he should vote
General Grant had been trying to corrupt one
Of the great bu1warks Of liberty
THE INDEPENDENCE OF TIE PRESS.
He had attempted to buy papers, even II be had
not succeeded It was believed AIR. Forney was
uneasy. So he wus appointed Collector st plli1a-
delphia, With the intention Ct purchasing him
So with the Stats zei!ung. It was believed the
editor-in-chief Was egainst Grant He did not
charge that Alr. Rasher had sold himself, but
that Grant tried to buy him. Eehad no charges
to make against the other editor, for he had no
proof He wanted it understood only that Grant
1z1ed to buy them An evening paper here had
hed an Office given it, end other papers had
those run BY Senator Harlan- simply to win
them over. It WAS IN effort to poison the
souzce OF public opinion. But for hia patronage
Grant would not have been Ieuonirated, for be
kne~ nothing Of governing, and the Presidency
Wss not school for instruction. He could not
see how people could vote for him. and he called
On the ullnoieans to carry their State for Gree
ley and elect him. As for himself. he made no
particular claims. He had had come experience.
and had lived many years in the country, but
unless they believed him qualified hs did not
deslxo their votes
AdooD STATE GOVERNMENT
WIS ~ necessary "a National one. In pesca
the latter did not affect them ss much as the
former. The laws OF the State LegisIsture con-
earned them most nearly The balance OF the
State ticket wHs certainly good General Black
Fxs n excellent 1oan- Nj. Q'asa they ReI
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-06
T0N ~ opinion RRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY SEPT 1872

Henry Wiley, is identified a. one
of the chief engineers In the promo,
ton of that movement In Vermont!
-.Montpeiicr Argus.
The Argus aud tho Eagle have
entered into a XII d Of mutual "dm''
ration contract, but we rather sus'
pect that when the Argus man read
the election returns from Orange co.
he began to discover the asses ears
sticking out Of the lion skin worn
by the Eagle man.
A few more such chief engineers
in the cause of "Liberal Reform"
would wipe out entire the opposition
to the straight Republican ticket.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-06
The last Montpelier Argus con

The last Montpelier Argus con-
tanned the following among Its
West Randolph items:
ut is rather enervating to the
Grant men hcreabouts to learn that
the Eastern, part of Orange County
is so strong for Greeley as to put
their County ticket in danger of de-
feat. Their faces begin to lengthen
i'm view of the strange anomalies
their ticket presents in some OF the
Western towns. Courage boys"
That is il tair sample OF the brag,
buster and lying which has charac,
terized the Greeleyitcs in this cam
pai IN. 1t will take a man of more
than ordinary courage or one OF eX
traordinary stupidity to say Gree
leyism in Orange county after look
ing over the election returns.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-06

BRAINTREE Observation-Disclosures
are that apples will not he up to the
average in quantity or quality III
this section this year, and there Will
be very few plums. cherries, etc.
The frequent rains of the last few
weeks have been bad for farmers,
many of whom have been greatly
hindcred In haying, while others
who began harvesting have been
obliged to let their grain lay ont till
much of it is badly damaged, If not
entirely destroyed.
Many OF the roads in town are
unsafe for travelling, and some
places are very dangerous having
been washed out by high water.
Potato vines have been entirely
killed in some sections of the town
by the rust.
Rev. Mr.. Thyng is temporarily
supplying, on alternate Sundays
desks at East Braintree and West
Brookheld, lately vacated by Rev
A. 4. Reed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-06
CONNECTICUT 4 PAssUMPS

CONNECTICUT & PAssUMpSIC
RIVERS RAILROAD COMPANY no
twenty seventh annual report OF THIS
Compan, is just issued. 1t shows
the total receipts for the year ending
June 3Oth, to have been $Sl2,'G'.To
or sll7,1SO.77 larger than those OF
the preceding year. Total expenses
were S503, SG5.S7 leaving the net
earnings 30S,90l, 92 or an Increase
over the previous year OF S23,-3o.
-. The cost of IA large amount OF
new rolling stock, the expense OF
layinc a third rail from Lenoxvilie
TO Sherbrooke and the purchase OF
some necessary building at the lat
ter place the establishment OF four
new stations, important additions to
the wharf at export, the removal
of the station from North Derby to
the junction of the Stanstead spur,
and all unusual outlay upon the
road bed, have largely swelled the
expenses during the year. 1he III
crease of business on tonnage Is
about % er cent. aud liz per cent
on passengers, as compared WIN
last year. The miles run are l3l'
IN more than last year, ana IN
crease of about SO per cent. me
exhibit must be indeed gratifying Il
directors, stockholders and every
other friend of tho road and ausur>
we'll for the future. With the open
iuw of the road from Newport tC
Richford the company Will secure
direct communication with Montre
al, the end had in view wheu tn
Passumpsic road was first started
from White River Junction, and tht
directors then confidently expect
very large addition to the buslnes
of the road both in freight aud pas
sengels.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-06
Destructive Flood in Rochester.
MILLS, BRIDGES AND FARMS DE-
STROYED, LOSS OVER $4,000

Destructive Flood in Rochester.
MILLS, BRIDGES AND FARMS DE-
STROYED, LOSS OVER $4,000
ROCHESTER,, VT, Aug. "a, 1872.
The electric storm that swept over
New England, in he early part of
this week, was, in the Western part
of this town, the most fearful and
devastating that Las ever been
known. 1t came in the night, fall.
ing upon us between one and two
O'Clock Wednesday morning. 1t
was preceded by two slight showers
that did not disturbe the sleeping
people; but by one o'clock the con
slant crashing and rOaring OF the
thunder the incessant bursts of cleo
tic light, and the heavy falling of
the rain, aroused the apprehensions
of the more wakeful and led them
out into the storm. 1t was coming
from the northwest and the rain
was falling in heavy splashes, that
staggered and blinded all who dar'
ed expose themselves to its fury
The heavy thunder drowned the
roaring of the river, and, for a time
hid the real extent of the Danger;
Int MIR. Blodgett in attempting TO
.,, -: mill found himself deep in
reach ms ~ =. otood contem.
plating the danger. saw nns
swing slowly around and disappear
in the darkness aud the water. In
a Jew minutes Mr.. RobinsOn's mill
Welded to the stream and fell
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-09-06

WILL CURE vERtoMPLAtSTs, JAt SpNH' ~
PERSIA, on INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, blL-
LIOUsNEss, AND ALL DISEASES A"HHA'Aih" III
THE lMrURiTY OF THE BLOOD.
The Granite State Biiters.
is a purely vegetable compound. made from
roots and barks growing IN our immaculate VI
cinity, the medicinal qualities OF when are
preserved in pure spirit. making Negetah'e
bitter and Blood Purifier; and we mdfrdM
them to contain no minerals rhdhrer.
The Bitters will be found most valuable for
the cure of those diseases arising from the
stomach. which is most likely 10 get d>soraere,.
of any organ of the human system. lew OF
the diseases which the Bittcrs cure, we erumer'
ate below These we are rs likely to nave IN
one season rs another, but generally more Ill
Spring and summer: INDIGESTION or DfSrtf
STA which is probably the worst disease the
American people have to endure Is OF WY
common Occurrences. and much to be dreaded
There mr.. many disorders accustomed ny ind'
gestiou. which extend to all parts OF the body !;
such as HEADACHE. PALpirATlON, OF THE
HEART, lRRkGuLARiTlEso OF THE TtLsE, Losa
OF ENERGY, COSrvsIoS OF THOUGHT AHp
FEELING OF UTTER PRosrRtrioN Wirho. All
Full SIGNS or DISEASE. The organs OF dlges-
ton Are liable to a great amount OF disease
| and il remains for US to have s~ne reliable
agent near at hand and this we ofier you III
| the Granite State Bitters, which does not Ian
| to cure. BnIIousNEss, whichis apparent III
IA great many is always reieaVeo ny 'ne ID, ,ele
! H,Ii.s are occa-ioued by impurities OF the blood
striving to free themsclves,-use the Bifter'
and YOUR blood will become pure !'ivEn
| COMPLAINT. and all diseases Of the Liver
readily Yield 70 the use of the Grahre Slatf
Hitt.r.. The most common affections OF this
organ are ToRPIpITY, ENHANCEMENT AND CON
GisTIoN OR INFLAMMATION. JArNDiCE, scRoi
rLA HEADACHE, CONSTIPATION and all lAru
RITES OF TIE BLOOD are cured BY the Granite
State Bittcrs. They purify and rciuvisordr'
the SYSTEM
Price 81 per bottle. For sale by II. G. DAY
Druggist, Bradford Vt.