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FRAUD In ELECTIONS.

As a general fact it may be said that
small part only of the frauds perpetrated in
elections, and especially of President, ever
see the light; but enough is now known to
disgrace, If it does not ruin, nation Of cor
rtIpt politicians. The Harrisburg CORE
spondent of the Philadelphia Press says:
In 1859 Gov. Geary's official majority
was 1859. There are few who have any
knowledge of the interior workings of the
management Of politics in your city but are
satisfied that that maj ority was fraud, and
that Geary was counted IN. It is fearful TO
make such concession, but the truth OF
history viii attest it, and the men are now
living who perpetrated the base actor
base it is to defeat the will of the people.
To s'count in" a man as Governor who is
not elected, is practically stealing the whole
EXECUTIVE power of State, in defiance of
all elections. Geary must have known
something Of this audacious crime, and is
the most prominent party in the infamous
usurpation. If the American people have
not sufficient moral principle to punish such
frauds on the ballot-oox, their self-govern-
ment is farce.
Gov. Geary and the Philadelphia Press
belong to the Radical party, and are pillars
in the Grant church. By his endorsement,
Forney says alt is fearful to make such a
concession, but the truth of history tviH at.
test 1t, and the men are now living who
parpetrated the base act" If there is an
honest man in Tennessee who supports
Grant and Corruption, not knowing what
he does to destroy the liberties of all free
men, let him ponder the Administration
practice of sending colored voters from
Kentucky into Indiana, and from Virginia
into Pennsylvania to defraud the people Of
those States out of everything that is valu.
able in the elective franchise. Imperial
ism and Grantism are twin brothers.
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Art School.

DOBT. NEwMAN'S STUDIO,
d 40X Union Street,
Will open LIST October for ladies. Painting and
Drawing from Life thoroughly taught.
Morning Glasses, s to II.
Afternoon Glasses, 10 8.
Evening Glasses, tor Men, to 8.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN c. BROWN.

DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.
For The State at Large.
GEN. W. A. CHARLES, of Montgomery.
Col. JOHN NJ. FLEMING, of Knox.
Hon. j. 8. FOWLER, Of Davidson. rra
FOR THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
IL. NJ. JARVIS, of Hancock.
II. j. ID. GooDPAsyURE, of Qverton.
III. A. L. SPEARS, of Bledsoe.
". JAMES II. LEWIS, of Marshall.
V.
VI. n. N. Cox, of williamson
VII A. r. LANDLORD, of Humphreys.
VIII. S. W. SHARPE, of Gibson.
TX. W. W. MCDOWELL, OF Shelby.
FOR CONGRESS FROM THE STATE AT LARGE.
B.F. CHEATHAM, of Coffee.
FOR CONGRESS FROM THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
JOHN NJ. BRIGHT.
PoR THE SENATE.
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Union AND AMERICAN.
nrmocRATIo EIECToRAL TICKET.

voR rHR STATE 1T LARGE.
GEN. W. A. QUARLES, OF Montgomery
COL. JOHN N. FLEMING, OF Knox.
HON. i. s. FOWLER, Of Davidson
no -HR coNeREssIoNAE DIsTRIoTs.
[. =. M.JARYIS, of Hancock
III, d. GO0DPASTBRh.o OF Overto1s
IN. A. L. SPEARS. of Bledsoe.
". JAMES H. LEWIS, of Marshall.
vi. n. N, COX. Of Wliiamson.
VII. a. r. LANKFORD, OF humphreys
VIII s. w. SHARPE, Of Gibson.
Ok. w. w. MoDO WE'LL, OF Shelby.
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nEwOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL

FOR TIE STATE AT LARGE.
B.F. oHEATHAM, Of Coffee.
FOR THE DISTRICTS.
[, WIZ. j. CARTER, Of Carter:
ALFRED CALDWELL, Of Knox.
%. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton
". JOHN Nj. BRIGHT, of Lincoln
VII. j. ID. O. ATKINS, Of Henry.
TX. LANDON c. HAYNES, of Shelby.
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st. Louis Short Line.
ST. Louis And SOUTHEASTERN BL'Y
e CONSOLIDATED
50 TO zoe Miles the Shortest. ana saw.
erof Hours the Qufck eht n Oute
10 So: Louis, and all Points

eref Hours fhe Qufckeh n Oute
10 50. Louis, and all Points
WEST and NORTH.
Time to Sc. Louis only I5K Hours.
TINE TABLE IN EFFECT AUG. IL. $50.
st Louis Through Express leaves at 6:1O A.
NJ, and arrives at st. Louis 1000 p NJ
Hopkinsville and Memphis Express leave at
1:S0 P. NJ arrives at HOpkinsEille $50 P. NJ; ar
riyes at Memphis 2:45 A. NJ
Through Tickets on sale to all points West
and North. baggage checked and all informa.
ton given at Transfer ONCE, Maxwell House
and at College Street Depot
AK for Tickets via "St Louis Short Iine3
"a ,. r. BOYD, General Superintendent.
W.B. DAVENPORT, General Ticket Agent
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Fer COnSressman-State at Large.
WE are authorized to announce Gen. b. F.
w CHEATHAM, Of Coffee county, as can
didate to represent the State at large in the
Congress Of the Emitted States. Election in No
vember next. Subject to the Convention called
by the Democratic Executive Committee.
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Phoenix Photograph Gallery.
Cor. Summer am,

Cor. Summer and Church SITS,
DIOTURES MADE IN ALL DESIRABLE
il styles, as cheap as at any place in the city,
spr2s-n O.w. PRIOR
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MUSIC BOOKS.
Kissing in the Dark.

nDYo EYER2 WELL, IF You WANT
IL the prettiest Piece OF Music and WORDS thes
Just tell how It ia send Oc. for Song and Chcrus,
full music size, Kissing In the DARK, %
ID. L. STAPLES q co.,
aug26 ev Allen, Michigan.
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For COngress-Second District.
NTE are authorized to announce Hon E. A.
w GARRETT candidate for Congress from
the Second District. Election in November. r
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a CARD.
of 81 North

THE MISSES e. g. A. BARRY,
OF 81 North Summer St., Nashville,
DEG TO INFORM THE LADIES OF TEN
I'D nessee that they are now ready to show then
the latest Partisan styles in Millinery and Fancy
Goods. oc5 lw
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TENNESSEE And PACIFIC RAlRObG

IL f s=liI I!isliiifI
- = - Il W ~
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, SEPT.
" 18th, Trains wiz run daily SUNDAYS except
ed1 a. follows:
Leaves Lebanon st............6 $40 An.
Arrives at Nashville at..........s $40 49,.
Leaves Nashville at.,......,.4:O 0 p.1-.
A11vee st Lebanon at.........-.....6.30 P.A.
Prices Stages leave Lebanon at O'Clock p X
ON tuesdays, Thursdays and Sarurdays- Arrive
at Lebanon at O'Clock A. NJ on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays.
- GEO. Nancy,
IZ II Pres't and Sup't.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE TENNESSEE MANUFACTURING Co.,
NASHVILLE, Oct. 8, 1872. :
A N ELECTION FOR NRE DIRECTORS
u of the Tennessee Manufacturing Company
On the I4th instant,
at the office of the Commercial Insurance Com
pany. j. PLUNKET.
oct4 tie Secretary and Treasurer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-17
tariamente Sc lanza q todas las aventuras
de Ia arbitrariedad.
Madrid 26 de iunio de 1927

tariamente Sc lanza todas las aventuras
de la arbitrariedad.
Madrid rs de JUNO de 1872"
70 creo que, pesar de este docu-
mento, las C6rtes serAn disueltas, y
que, despues de presencim Ell espectd-
culO, aae0o en- ssmestra. historic, de una
oposicion que ofTece tOdos los acomoda-
@siestos de la prmdencia, q de mn CO.
biermo que arbitrayiaasente Sc lansa d
tOd0s las 00emtssras de la GrbitrGried0d,
entraremos va en- la region de las til
nieblas, en- la region temerosa de 10
lesconocido. Por de pronto es de te-
mer que ell partido conservador Sc in
cline al retraimiento, primero porque
no ha de quefer1 reconocer la autori-
dad moral y la legalidad material de
las futuras C6rtes en- que Sc ha pre-
tender la acusacIony y condemnation del
ministerio Sagasta porla lacuestionde los
dos millones y segOndo porque de esa
manera esde eesperarqueradicalesy re-
publicanos vengan a las manos nalas
elecciones, faltos del enemigo comun,
que son los Conservatives, q quienes
conbatir en- los comicios. Pero no es
10 malo que las probabilidades esten
hoy en- favor del retraimiento, sino
que este 'llegue q ser un hecho. ~
despues? ~ despues? Ell retraimien-
to de ordinario ha sido siempre sen
Espa1la preludio de graves sucesos.
Como V. We, el Cielo de la polftica
esparoIa eta sumamente encapotado.
El Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla y sus companeros
hacen esfuerzos loables para dominar
la situacion. Ilumfnelos Dios y de mo.
deraclon y abnegacion q los demas
partldos para que Sc sostengan y ar
raiguen las leyes y la dinastia augusta
que votaronla dltimas CONSTITUENCIES.
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por aquel han vuelto 4 ocupar sus
puestos, excepto uno.
Para concluir, por hoy, le dire que
en- Portugal, sin embargo de que hace
mucho tempo no existen jesuitas, Sc
ha pedido en- Oporto la expulsion de
los que pudieran existir, valiendose de
Aesto como pretexto para efectuar una
manifestation en- contra de un Cole
gio de senoritas titulado Ez Sagrado
Cor0z0N de Jesa1s.
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ASOCIACION UTII.
Dice La IBERIA:

Dlce La I6eraG: -. y
Sabemos que bajo ell nombre de
Association de propietarios de fncas
rdsticas de Espana" Sc ha organizado
en- Madrid una sociedad que tiene por
ohjeto procurar la mejora delas con-
diciones que hoy rodean q la propie-
dad rural.
A imitacion de la asociacion de pro-
pietarios de Gncas urbanas de Madrid,
la sociedad de que nos ocupamos esta
llamada a realizar grandes mejoras:
debiendo girar necesariamente en- una
esfera mas amplia que aquella, la
nueva sociedad tiene ell frne prop6-
sito y ell decidido empeno de extirpar
de raiz, 81 le es possible, 8 de correjir
al menos los innumerables abusos de
que es hoy en- dia 'vfctima ell propie-
tario de fincas rdsticas. No bastaba,
en- efecto, que la propiedad territorial
fuera la mas gravada en- ell reparto del
impuesto; no bastaba que los NUM-
cipios rurales recargasen siempre al
propietario forastero: era necesario
ademas que Sc le impusieran mil ga
belas y gravamenes que han venido 4
hacer que la propisdad rural sea casi
una vana palabra. AL lado de los gra-
vosos repartos de la contribution ter
ritorial Sc han levantado ell impuesto
sobre artfculos de conner, beber y ar
der y la irresistible playa de pequenos
impuestos conocidos con el nombre de
arbitrios municipales, playa que vie
ne a caer casi exclusivamente sobre ell
terrateniente forastero, quizas por ser
le lnico que no disfruta de los esca-
sos bene6cios que puede dar el NUM-
cipio en- que por desgracia esta encla-
vada su propisdad.
81 a este Sc agrega la iuseguridad
lie que Sc goza en- ell campo, dado Ell
NAL sistema de vigilancia que en- 81
Sc ejercey las pocas facultades que
la legislation VICENTE concede q los
guardas particulares, facilmente Sc
comprendera la gran necesidad que
Sc dejaba sentir de que viniera la po-
derosa iniciativa de los propietarios
asociados a corregir tamanos males,
y este es 10 que Sc propone hacer Ia
va numerosa Association de propieta-
rios de.fncas rdsticas. Alejada, 'com-
pletamente de Ia political, la fnueva
Association estudiara detenidamente
y sometera en- suz dia a Ia aprobacion
del Gobierno un sistema de gdarde-
RIA que garantice e6cazmente la segu.
ridad individual = material del propie-
tario, asf como la necesaria reforma
del C6digo penal.
Examinara con la atencion que el
asunto merece los presupuestos23 de
cada af1o, proponiendo las mejoras
quejuzgue oportunas, y servira por lil-
timo de poderoso dique 4 las aspiracio-
nes cada' dia, mas crecientes de los
Municipios, luchando sin Atregua nj
descanso contra todos los abusos que
Sc Ia denuncien nun por los los propietagios
iabpa 6#tai9ai esp aol soioi
No tenemos necesidad de- anadit
una sola palabra para hacer vera nues1
tros lectores la importancia grandisirna
de la, nueva Association. Nosotros
creedios que esta lIamada a salvar &
Ia propiedad rural de la ruina que la
amenaza, y solo afiadiremos que, ape
mas organizada,, ha alcanzado va una una
gran importancia, aparte de Ia que la
ldea que Ia ha dado origen la presta,
no solo por ssel n1mero de los asocia-
dos, sino tanlbien por el immense CT
pital que repreaentan.
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Bradford Produce Market.
Corrected rcoIiy by
TEN EN-. BR G co

Dealers in Country Produce, &c.
BRAUEoUp FEu q 1879
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JOB MOSES
il James Cla rke's Fe male Pills

IL dIu6S Cla IKE S L male Pills
These invaluable Pills arc ttnfailing in the
cure of those painful aud dangerous diseases
Ia which the female constitution is subject
They moderate all eAcessc> and remove all
obstructiOnS, from whatever cause.
To Married Ladies'
they arc particularly suited. They will in n
short time bring on the monthly period with
regularity and although very powerful. con
tain nothing hurttni to the constitution. In
al eases of Nervous and spinal Affections
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
esertion, l'lpitation of the Heart, MYSTERIES
and Whites. they VIII AFFECT cure when all
other means have failed. The circulars around
each package give full dir ctio and advice
or will he sent free to all writing for them,
scaled from observation.
Special Notice.
II is the fate Of every trul valuable mcdi
cine to be C0HH'ertciied. Job Moses Sir James
Claik c's Female pills are extensively counter
teitcd. The genuine have the name of Job
Moses on each package. All others are
worthless. Dishonest Druggists endeavor to
scii the cuuutcrtcitS to make greater profits
n Bin all cases where the genuine cannot
he obtained, One pollar enclosed to the sole
Proprietor JOB MOSES. Is Cortlaudt ST.
New York vii insure u bottle of the ge mine,
containing fifty lils by return mail, securely
sealed from any knowledge of its contents.
5eowly
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GOING WEST.-At late meeting
OF the New York Farmers Club, G..
ID. Patterson, Girard, Kansas crit
ciSed as follows the statements OF
Mr. Hall, ottlie same town, who in
previous report made an effort "tG
answer the question as to how little
money will do to go West with and
make Il farm ON the prairie -
1 think that what he says will
have a tendency to lead some in.
experienced persons a farm here
Therefore | wish TO say few words
for The benefit of "pOor men with
$500" Mr.. II. tells You how 20 dis
pose of Si15, but DOES not tell YOU
10 subsist II family Of you happen
To have one) on SO until YOU can
raise crop for fail to raise one. J
lie does not tell YOU that Your time
with two OF three with N0n will be
required to open Your farm to get it
IN condition TO get a living event.
lie does Lot tell you that it will
cost you 300 or more to make
well. He does not tell YOU that all
the stock you have need as much
protection as in Wisconsin. He
does not tell you that stock are not
always TO run at large with no law
preventing because people shoot
Them on sight. lie does not tell
you that our maikest are ovcrStock
cd with produce, wheat excepted -
He does not tell you how to raise
the first dollar TO make the fist pay.
ment. lie does not tell You that
full one halt of the men here will not
be able Ia pay their interest this fall
and most of them came here with
more than 5000, and, in fact, the
majority OF the settlers viii not be
able t. stay here after suffering all
the inconNenlcnces and priv atoms of
n new settlement. A man about To
70 10 IA new settlement with $500
should II possible have team to 90
with, that will enable him to take
along few useful articles of light
weight, which il will be almost i'm.
possible To get along without. And
II he has pluck of the first water.
aud wife that il ditto, and is will
ing 20 undergo all kinds of priya.
Hons, than let him strike out fer a
quarter section, and when he enters
his homestead "stick.r He must
expect that his children will go
barefoot. his wife ditto, and himself
ditto. His wife will patch his
clothes as they need it, as well as
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\ san Francisco paper tells Of Il
man who invented an absolutely
burglar proof safe, and putting Il
$1,000 bill in his pocket, had himself
locked inside, with an ample supply
of prov iSions, declaring he would
give the money TO the man who I'M.
fastened the door. All the black.
smiths and burglars in the state
have been blasting, boring and beat
ing the safe, for a week. The man
has whispered through the key hole
that he will make the reward $40,
600 if some one will only Jet him
ont but they can't do it.
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OuV II some one VIII only Jcl MN
ont but they can't do it.
Quick WORK.-A young man in
Columbia county, OHIO, courted Il
girl for = week. Knowing that pro
crastination was the thief of time,
he got II can of oy stcrs and license,
invited the justice 20 his fair ones
house at s O'Clock, and then popped
the question, was accepted, pulled
out the document, and informed
the maiden that the squire would be
there at O'Clock. She pleaded de.
lay, he couldn't see it. IIel silk
dreas wasn't made : he couldn't see
It, There was no stove in the west
parior ; of coat, and in ten minutes
thcre wasa fine roaring. The squire
came, the job was fixed, and the
new made wife cooked the oysters.
over Exesiion. either Of body or
mind, produces debility and disease.
The nsuai remcdyis to take some
sllmHlant, the effect of which is the
same as giving Il tired horse the
whip instead of floats. The true way
Is to fortify the system with a per
manent tonic hike the Peruvian Syr.
up "a protoxhlc OF ircn), which gives
strength and Sisor tothe whole sys
TEN.
Some people suffer, and their
friends suffer, t'rom severe pam;
while they spend more money fool
ishly than it would cost to cure them,
if they used Rerne's Pain Killing
Magic Oil. Take our advice and
use this popular and certain care
for such ills as flesh and bone are
heir to.
If you want the best o@nch reme.
dy for family use, get Weeks Mag.
ic Compound. 1t is not only safe,
pleasant and sure, but speedy in It's
action.
During the great storm in De
cPmher, Lake Tahoe rose six inches
in one day. There fell in all eleven
inches of rain and eighteen feet of
SNOW.
The blockade on the Pacific Rail.
road is reported Jan. 81, to be the
wolst of the winter. A snow en-
CINE, with three trains attached,
made ten mites in three days.
About Cheyenne, Neb., the mer.
curry WAS thirty six degrees below
zero.
Six burglars da. themselves out
of the Cadiz, Ohio, Jail Jan. %.
Nearly all the Inhabitants Of the
town Of Thaypr. Iowa, numbering
about 1000 are reported To have the
small pc and sixty have died. No
trains are allowed TO stop at the
place.
A horrible accident occurred at
Scranton, Pa last week, on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad near Rock.
poet. AS the Buffalo express train
was nearing that point the rail broke
precipitatirg the train ovrr an en-.
bankment about thirty feet high,
wrccking the cars which were set
on fire by the stoves. Four of the
passengers were instantly killed
and four more have since died of
their injuries, and some eighteen
others are more or less wounded.
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Valuable Mill Property for Sale |!
A Rare Chance,

The subscriber offers for sale his Giist Mil
situated ON Waits River. in Bradford Village
w. Said Mill has three runs of A feet Burr
ot3nes-one entirely ncw-all in good repair,
q cong good business. having ground 30 car
loads OF Western corn the past year, besides
good run of costom grinding. said Mill al
ways has good supply of water.
Also ono Dwelling House. situated on Main
street. Said house has ten rooms besides
pantries and closets: very convenient for two
ianliies. and has a never-failing well of water
WIN pump in the house. For further partic-
niar- inquire of the subscriber on the prem
lses j. II. HOWE
bfauford, Vt. Dec. 90. lSl. BOMB
y. Is. All persons having unsettled accounts
with the subscriber are requested to settle the
same immediately. A word to the wise is suf.
HeieGr. j. II. HovE.
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All those desiring artificial teeth will find il
fore employing any one else We are still at
our old stand Nos and - 'lardy's Building,
where We cndcavor constantly TO do our best
work for every one, and ann at nothing less
than giving perfect satisfaction in every case.
Having leased our office for a term of ten
years, and owning a residence in this place
the advantage of employing Ms in preference
to those who frequently change their location
! Hil readily be seen. Our best work is all
| warranted. II there is ever any failure in if.
you can easily find us and have it made rirht.
| Even it We should be unwilling to fulfil our
part ot the bargain Ia thing which has never
yet happcnad nor is ever likely toy that
would make difference OF course this
writtfp agreement to make our work good is
as good as promise to pay" and as easily
collected.
ZION the othrr hand, YOU invest Your mon
ey in cheap teeth (which are always much
Icarcr in the cu,) when the plate become.
loose, aud the teeth break off, what are your
chances nf having the work made good :
Your cheap workman has probably disappear
ed II il not for liz interest to remain in one
place long enough for his work to prove itself
II ho should happen To lie there the very best
you c0u get Is a set af teeth as poor ms the
old ones, and Ivy tia; time YOU have had
cuongh Of such teeth Besides it is not one
time in hundred that your cheap workman
will even patch up the oid set, without add.
tiOuI cd arpe, and whatever he may have
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NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY FEB 1872

her own new ones will be out of
the question for II I least two years.
Industry, perseverance and econo.
my are the only requisites that will
make poor man II farm on the
prairie,
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"a TEMPLE PLACE, BOSTON, MASS
VNHIS Institution was established in 1915. to
L secure the greatest perfection in the prac-
tice and use of Vegetable Remedies, and to
secure a permanent place where families and
invalds could obtain the best medical advice,
and such remedies as might lie required with
ont the use Of poisonous drugs.
DIR. Greene has been physician Of this lnsttu-
ton since its formation, now twenty five years,
and his success is, we believe, without parallel.
Especial attention given 20 Scrofuia, Catarrh,
Cancer, Female Complaints, Seminal Weak
ness, Dyspepsia, Dropsv, Fits, Paralysis, Rheu-
inatsm, Humors Of the Blood, Diseases of the
skin, Spine, Heart, Kidneys, Neuralgia, and all
Diseases of the Nervous System, Stomach,
Throat Lungs. and all Chronic Ailments.
DIR. Greene's Medical Pamphlet, descriptive
Of diseases, and their proper treatment, will he
sent free Ia mvalids.
Also Treatise On Diseases of the Hair and
Scalp, and the had effects of using Injurious prep
arstOnS for the hair and the ADVANTAGE Of usllg
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DIED,

In Bradford, Jan, 3Oth, George, son of
Lewis Il, aud Carrie NJ McDuilce, aged about
wears aud months.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-09

The blockade on the Pacific Rail.
road is reported Jan. 81, to be the
wol st of the winter. A snow en-,
CINE, with three trains attached,
made ten mites i'll three days.