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are the principal Cash Prizes and the

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Death Of Hon. Thomas Il. Bramette January IL, 1873
AT meeting of the Trustees of the Public Library Of
Kentucky, January lG 1875, resolved that e.. NJ.
Briggs, ESQ, who under the late Hon. Thomas E. Bram
ette the real business of the gift concerts
already given In aid OF the Public Library OF Kentucky
be ana ne IS hereby authorized to taxe the place OF
n.h ana last gitt CONCERT ana that the drawing an
eQuvocally take place on that day without any fur
ther postponement or delay on any account whatever
r. T. DUkRETT, President
JOHN 8. CAIx Secretary.
For further particulars applyro
c. NJ BRIGGS,
Agent and Manager, Louisville, KY,
THOMAS II. HAYS co.,
COZ Broadway, New York,
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATION COAL CON.
pany OF MARYLAND No II Sgs SsSadSay SSax JAM a. 1878
hea sfs ri. Of daS e s s 5 %a
In providence of God the chair of our friend and
colleague William II. Asp!nwaIi, has Oeen vacated by
Mr.. Aspinwan was one of the founders, as he has
always been one OF the most steadtast friends OF the in
This Board. the Affairs OF this company as we'll ia
those o. Other OF great public he
NOTED their advancement, by his knowledge and ex-
As AN esteemed and honored colleague, as pure and
r9e az 10 m a Wis q M
yse as a and patriotic st1en.n al Sf
our sais"1ihi. Board oicrs @ h. tribute 10 The memory
good name in cennssnoa With that '' a. p"es Sensiac
TOR ana we order It 70 De recorded on the minutes ana
OfOa deceased friend; ~ o.v,n.,, .,.
T,AE UNDERSIGNED INTENDS TO APPLY TO TIE
Board Of Health on the ID Of February 1875. for
thirty fourth and ihiriy.hnn Esysnsh
$500 OOO sTA5s .oTrgsY
%hes so haSes aaaser: s. e.a s9hn
DSS a ana assn
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
FoR sALE-BRoXEN POINTERS. Settlers. sErTER
and Pointer Pups Scotch and skye Terriers. black
Il. GARDNER, No. Ill South Fihh avenue.
THE TURF.
RARNUMs HIPPoDROMR.
THIS oniD3H 1aS5rsfs sfsaa, S.9ssSAa ssE54av "a ,na
These rVs. wsHSs rs q9asE ssb tns S.s sssH
o9s %s and & ssson &c ssad & Trd SO.
". " %isss of soi sewSais. enters B. 8: Sherman.
Cough sn,srs ch T. Dan Miiicr Color OBI Black .'A
Ben Mace enters b. 9. Loncfeiiow, color Grey and
II. Hynsrd enters b. m Carrie Cook color Black and
EVERY MAN NAMED WILL POSITIVELY RIDE
EsF nigaa gTnopTfSd GRf %s ana6H sAa 65fps.s
between The famous horses
Dan Caseilos Dan Castello color Bed
ban Mace's b. 6. Trenton. color Blue
L,LRkrwOOD PARK
Il The Leases, Franchises and Property Of the Fleet
Grand Stand Sheds and the entire property belong ng
JAMES 5@sES fss:ass & sa Sss Ssosa
H,ROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK TO sLEIaHs-
troting contest for suit clothes D. Walton
enters s. m Mary NJ Dan Mace, br ~. Belle; l. Olcott
s e hSsEy SaEs % Alec asS
'-'-'''1 ~ ~ JOHN MURPHY, Manager.
L,KENCH POOLS OPEN THIS MORNING On RE
naming Races at Charleston. S. c., at JOhNSON'S
saddle Trot. JOHNSON BROTHERS.
UCTION POOLS SOLD THIS DAY, UNTIL 5
IA O'Clock on the running race at Charleston. s. G..
at an roel kSo% eSrnss OF
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
y Company.-rhe elegant screw steamship MEERl-
MACK, 2,UUJ burtben Captain W. Weir, VIII sSil for
81 thomas, Para. Pernamhuco, Bahia and Rio Janeiro
saturday. January Is, at o'clock r. NJ nom pier -
North River
WILLIAM X. GARRISON,
M Bow.inQ
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SPEED SPEED, SPEED.
"A. Special highly important, unreseYved sale
by public auction

Os
"A. Special, highly important unreserved sale
by public auction. 80
day Friday January a at stable No. 4s Great att Jones' mes
street. at lU1a O'Clock prompt,
nne enae ean ns stable q ana oaa
known his superior skill and good judgment In the
selection OF ine norses and won have none other
to give up driving and sell his lne stock
The nne geniiemah's road and fast trotting horse
high, old an elegant prompt game and easy
driver; trots in great STYLE ana his clean pure and
and steady in company: makes no mistakes and trots
game end OF road was driven trial 10 satisfy his
repeated lie beat 80 good track and Is
A ane, honest, genteel and safe genteman's road
extra prompt and pleasant driver steady
honest and reliable can always be relied upon sure
record OF 2;s7H county the Post horse;
warranted sound kind.
ane, high bred and fast chestnut trottins Borso
mery owned by General CadwailAder, OF Philadelphia;
and most genteel road horses the city,
prompt and splendid driver, strong and pure gated;
% San and perfect ali
three drive In together and either mako team to beat
Also one Of the finest and best teams of young
blood bay trotting or family Mares IN the city l6x
arg ans ras from o'sn each sS
and style ALIKE 70 Sd ans are IN
sSsr owner drove them 10 twoseas phsston Carrying
three persons ~ It. last summer At saEaoga in o.
inS esSs o. 0a @ S
sSs0 AZ: Hsr.s
Also two Brewster top and open Wagons one Portland
& oR Robes ns sasls
Sale positive and unreserved regardleu OF weather.
-MAI0p cUARYEa 20 RApEER Arrorr0NErR
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IN Dominion steamship Company: steamers leave
for above ports from pier 81 North River foot Deacn
street. on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at p. n.
Also Intermediate steamera
Through bills Of ading and ckers Issued
all points in the interior
Also steamer for LeweA Del, and all points In DslA.
ware and Eastern Maryland. every Monday and Vhnfs
day, atA p. N.
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UNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship NEW QRLtANS, Captain Dearborn,
will leave pier Nooe North River saturday. January
q. at3 r. NJ Freight received daily. Through ratesi
given to Galveston. Indianola. Rockport Aranzas
Wharf. Brazos SANTIAGO st Loui! and Mobile. Cabin
passage, $50 steerage S For freight passage apply
10 CLARK & SEAMAN S5 West street.
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SLEIGHs-A NICE ASSORTMENT, MY OWN MAKE.
- Cutters new also second hand PONY with rumble,
but little USED, and few Portland Cutters; low prices.
K. NJ sTIvERS. la 10 Is. East Thirty y-n-st street
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


TINTED STATES MAIL LiNE-STEAN TO QUEENS
u TOWN md LIVERPOOL.
Sailing every Tuesday
from pier 40 North River - :.
NEVADA. Captain Price. January 20 ats A.
WYOMING, captain Guard. FeOruary !! III ~ n
Cabin, intermediate and steerege at low rates
Prepaid tickets At lowest rates . .
Passengers booked 10 anc from faris, hainDurg NOR
wav and sweden. tc. Drafts ON Ireland, England,
France and Germany ~ lowest rates Apply "
WILLIAMS 4 GUION. ~ Broadway.
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DEDuCED RATES-FOR PORT ROYAL AND FER
~ nandIna, Fla.-Steaner MEDIATOR will sail ON
Thursday January 2 from pier No. North River for
above ports making connection with all points South by
ral!Toad via augusta Ga his Is the only direct line
been established to Savannah and Charleston, take
eject imm%edatey.Firs media class 81 cents second class
nth class, y cents; sixth class, 10 ccnts:
HERM QELPCKE, Agent No. William street.
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nor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI, Captain NJ Ii. Crowell.
pier 80 North River of North Moore street. Satu
DAY, January g.
Freight received dailv Through rates given to 50.
Louis, vicksburs Mobile Galveston and Indianoia.
tons apply to FREDERIC BAKER pier So Nortn river
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

(NREAT WESTERN
" STEAMSHIP LINE,
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL lEk0LAND) DIRECT
The steamers OF this line will sail pier Is Kast
River tolows:-
GREAT WESTERN, Captain Windham, Wed, Jan %
ARAGON Captain I.ymos. Saturday, Feb.
Cabin passage. s7J intermediate, $40; steerage $50
currency; excursion tickets $780,
Apply to the agent, 10 South street
w. D. MORGAN Agent
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MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
N Holland. Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland, &C. VIA
ROTTERDAM
January :.
These beautiful steamers carrying the United states
mall to the we'll tor the regular
ity Of their trims Rates Of passage low:
FUNCH, EDYE CO., L. W. NORRIS
General Agents % broadway
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OK EAT SLEfGH-GREAT BARGAIN; SEVERAL
~ shifting seats. Cutters, Albanys Portland; popular
prices assortment second hand Carriages and Harness
Manuiacturers Union Ware rooms Broad way, near
Hleecker - -
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
"A. By cable (oficiaD Havana, January 49, class 9}9.
llCket
Ticket No. 464 drew ....................... 2h,CU
lieket No sl2e and 2o0s. each. 1870
Ticket No. S678 drew 0UO
Next drawing February s. Prizes cashed. Circulars
with ull particulars tree. c. DEVLlN, Statoner and
(1HRONIC CArARRH-NERvOUs DEBILITY, FITS,
" dyspepsia permanently cured: new treat ent ad.
vice tree Call on or write to y. de AEDlCI. n. D.,
East Twelfth street, New YORK.
n q. BUTTON, EXCHANGE BUREAU, % UNION
VI tee for Household Goods, Per-
sonal Eecs &c, 25c. each article. No extra charge.
send stamp tor circular.
DR. PAPE. HAVING RETURNED FROM EUROPE
~ has resumed practice at Lis residence, Ia East
Twenty ninth street,
DISEASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL
IL and Surgical Cases q specially HENRY DAN.
IELS n d. IA Lexin2ton avenue. near Twenty ninth St
nR. s. g. FITCH, sR.. CAN BE CONSULTED PRO.
~ essionaliy every week day at bis house ~ Broad:
threatened Apoplexy.
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EA0LE LINE.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
10 PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG
The elegant Clyde built iron steamships will sail from
New York O oilows-
GOETHE, Captain Wilson February
KLOPSTOCK Captain Fischer February l6
from Eagle line pier, foot OF First street. Hoboken
- Rates Or PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH LONDON. CHERBOUR RG and HAMBURG.
Cabtn-First saloon $0O gold second saloon 500 god
Steeruge, S24, currency.
Prepaid seerage tickets IRON Hamburg e24 currency
For freight apply to FUNCH LDYE Co., ~ South
William street.
For passage apply to KNAUTH. NACHOD 4 KuHEE,
General Agents ll3 Broadway.
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OFFICE OF THE CONsoLIDArIoS COAL CON.
" pany OF MARYLAND. No II broadway,
New YORK Jan. a., ie73.
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TO BE sold at Barker I Soma
CITY AUCTION Mart and n. Y. Tattersall's,
CORNER OF Broadway and Thirtypinth street
THE STOCK comprises fifteen head Of the most fash.
lucky. They oil warranted in every particular and
can trot IN FROM 2SO TO MIN uTEs. Gentlemen
Ing the speed and driving qualities Of Of the stock
Stock will arrive and be on exhibition this morning
up to sale.
can be obtained at Barker sons corner OF Broadway
and Thirty ninth street the oil OF the spirit Of
The 1imes', and Turf, Field and Farm"
SALk WITHOUT reserve postponement.
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HENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
n Single Number Scheme.
authorized by special Act OF the Legislature).
tor the beneht OF the University OF Paducah.
e300O to be distributed among the holders OF yckesa
FIRST PRIZHtS50OC0
The drawing to take place at Coy1ngton, KY, Saturday
January 80. 1879
No on bfcks6Sye yesy @ r5ze n full
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uAvANA LOTTERY.-I HAVE SOLD THE WHOLE
1 ticket No. 1874 which has drawn the prize Of
$4,000. Orders filed for February by 4. SONNEA-
BEKG So Meadow street. New Haven, Conn Post Office
box 100
Tn The COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS ON YES
tcrday. the District Attorney In open court by leave,
entered Iolle proseQui ON the Indictment against
LOUIS Nendelsohn for arson In the first degree being
50 listed that there was evidence against the said
Mendelsohn TO place him on trial, and the defendant
houOrahlY DISCHARGED.
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SPORTING-DOGS, birds, &C.
E1OR SALE-BROKEN POINTERS. Settlers, SETTER
and Pointer Pups. Scotch and skye Terrisrs black
and-tsns; Dogs OF all breeds.
II. GARDNER, No. Ill South Filth avenue.
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NOUTHERN LINE.
y FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The following and frst class Will sai
Wednesday, at r NJ, from pier ~ East River
CITY CITY OF GALVESTON CAPTAIN Evans. Jan z
CITY OF san ANTONIO, Captain Bennington Feb
yITY Or HOUSTON, Captain Deering. Feb 10
CARONDELET. Captain McCreery. Feb IL
Freight received daily Through rates 10 Galveston,
Mobile, lndianola Rockport or Aranzas Wharf Brazos.
Santiago ana ST. Louis Cabin passage $50; Steerage do
$25 For freight or Passage having superior accommo-
datons, apply 10 Z. H. MALLORY CO., Agents.
Maiden
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STATE NEWS.

Ten dollars a trout is asked by
tho State for every trout caught af'
ter September LIST.
Elder W. l.. Hines Of CastletOn,
u prominent Second Adventist, has
applied for orders in the Episcopal
church.
Mrs. Harmon Washburn OF
Burlington committed suicide on
Thursday night by taking opium.
No reason for The rash act is known
An Essex Junction man start.
led the co mgr. cation ut church one
Sunday recent y by shouting ont IN
"a nap: "Po,a tees. 81 per bushrl,
boys"
William Il. Salisbury, formerly
extensively Engaged in the lurni.
tuN business. died at West Ran.
dolph on Friday Of consumption ,
aged 20 years.
The prcli ,iiaary examination Of
Rev. &. w. s. Porter, charged with
adultery, at DANNY, resulted in his
being required 10 give bonds in the
sum of $1,000 Ia appear at the Coun.
ty Court in September.
Mrs. Taylor has resigned her
position as teacher Of music in the
st. JOhnsbuy Academy, and Miss
Orlis Paddock. who has had many
years of very successful experience.
has been engaged in her stead.
MIR. Herr, Williams of Bristol
has done a sensible thing in giving
to the University of Vermont his
entire collection of Indian relies
found on his farm. He has also
given Professor Perkins permission
to explore the mounds or hillocks
on his farm.
The Barnes House at West Rut.
land was destroyed by fire Tuesday
afternoon. The fire broke out about
one o'clock, when aid was sent for
and IN engine sent by special train
from Rutland. BY determined work
the walls of the building were saw.
ed. The fire caught in barns at
tached to the hotel. The house was
full of guests, who saved most of
their effects. Insured for $4S. 500.
The loss above insurance is estima-
ted at $4,000. The cause of the fire
is unknown.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-08-28

Is Your LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS Z?
Sickness prevails everywhere, and
everybody complains Of some dis
ease during their life. When sick,
the object is to get well; now we
say plainly than no person in this
world that is suffering with Dys.
pepsia, Liver Complaint aud it's
effects, such as Indigestion, Co.'S
tiveness, Sick Headache, Sour
Stomach, HEARTBURN, Palpitation
of the Heart, Depressed Spirits,
Biliousness, &C.. can take GREEN'S
AUGUST FLOWER without getting
relief and cure. If you doubt this
go to your Druggist and get Sam,
pie Bottle for 10 cents and try it.
Regular size 70 cents. Two dose.
will relieve you. Sold by Henry
Merrill Haverhill. 5m3
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The SHIP OF STATE. 1t isare

THE SHIP OF STATE. 1t is are
cogniZed law, among maritime ma
tionS, that those who desert YES.
sci in distress, lose all hight to her
control in ease she is brought to
port by others. Among some ma
tionS, the rule prevails that those
who find an abandoned vessel ON
the high seas become her owners.
The deSerion of a vessel works Il
forfeiture of all claims on the part
of the original owners.
The rule should apply with the
ship Of State. She was abandoned
in 1850, by her Democratic master
and crew. They deserted her when
the storm of rebellion rolled up
from the South. They gave up all
hope of saving her, and committed
her to the angry elements. a Re
publican master and crew took pos
session and determined to save her.
Their heroic epdeavOrS and ultimate
success have passed into history.
The ship of State was saved, bro't
into port without a spar missing. or
any Ct her precious freight lost.
Who are the proper ones to sail her
through the dangers of the future,
the ones who deserted her, and
doomed her to destruction ? or the
ones who rescued her, and, in the
face of the tempest, brought her
safely into the harbour of peace 4?
These are questions for the Ameri.
can people to answer. They are
the vital ones in the pending cam.
paign. Republicans saved the ma
ton, and now Democray claims the
control. Surely the party that de.
serted the Government in the hour
OF trial, has no claim to the peoples
confidence and support.
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NEU HAMPSHIRE.

The trot ting at the Sullivan
County Park at Claremont last
week, was good and the attendance
large.
john Fl. Goodale, Esq, has
been chosen Superintendent OF
Schools at Nashua.
William j. Cummings, former
ly of Plymouth, was drowned on
thursday, by the overturning of the
skiff while running the rapids at
Bristol Falls.
Rev. Washington Choate, who
was recently invited to become the
pastor of the Franklin Street
Church in Manchester, has accept.
ed the call.
John McGolliick was shot in
the arm, Tuesday morning, about a
mile below Lancaster, 10y some one
on passing freight train on the
Boston, Concord and Montreal Rail.
road.
Moody Bedel Quimby, promi-
nent horse man. and for many years
Sheriff of sscX County, VT, died
at West Stewartstown Friday morn
ing.
Frank G. Hobbs and Merrill
ConnOr think they have found in
dications of gold, near "Rattle,
snake Mountain in Ossipee and
Ossipee parties think that the
precious metal exists near Dan
Hole Pond in Tuttonborough.
MIR. Clarence Eastman of LacO-
MIA, is erecting one of the most sub.
stantial, convenient and complete
grist mills in the State. 1t has all
the latest Improvements, is finished
in chestnut, and is Il credit to the
enterprise Of the young proprietor.
George |. Aidrich of Manclies-
ter, who was elected Sum-master Of
the High Schoul there, at salary
of $500, has declined the position
and accepted a situation as master
of a grammar ScnOol in Quincy,
Mass, at salary of $1,000 a year.
The Manchester Mirror depre-
Gates the death OF one man and the
character OF another in the follow
ing way: "lhe man who was run
over and killed by the Northern ex-
press train was not, as at first re-
ported, Huse Austln-mOre's the
pity--but Patrick Clarity of Frank
lin, "a hard " orking Irislman, who
owned and tined one of the ncatest
farms in Franklin
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Bradford Prices Current.
rected weekly by STEVENS Il BAGLEY.
Boston Cattle Markets.

At Cambridge and Brighton. tor the wcel
ending Tuesday, August ~ 1875
PRICES. Beef CdHte.-Extra fat and heavy
premium Oxen,$ $40 00,I 1850: first quality
$500 a $50: second quality. $7.75 a S.5t
third quality, $500 $50. per 100 lbs. on total
weight of hide, tallow and dressed beef
few choice single pairs. $lI.0O. Bulls, etc.
5.50d5.75
Working Orcn.-$l50 a $40 per pair or ac
corling to their value rs beef. Steers, $S7 a
$3.50.
Mich Cocs.-Fair quality, $33 a 60; extra
good, 500 a 80 with or without calves, ne may
be ag,eed farrow and ordinary, $IS a 81
yearlings, $40 20; 2year olds. SIS a 30; 8
year olds. $2Sa 45
Sheep.-4 a Al extra, Ala SIC; per live, OF
$a0Oa 500 per head. Lambs 5. a6i per Id
Shotes. -Wholesale, 10 lie /; retail, 1 al3c
per ID. Fat Hogs. 81 as cper Id.
Hides.-Brishton,7 c; country lots 6 a6l
alfskins, Ia l5c. pelts with wool Oh IS a
50 Tallow 81 s; country lots s a5i,
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Mr.. BEECHER's paper, the Chris
tan Union, has passed formally in
to the hands of Henry M. Cleveland
as manager, and 100000 of the re.
served stock of the Association has
been put upon the market and pOr.
tons of it sold at par. Mr.. Beech.
er proposes to abandon all lectures
in distant fields, and devote most Of
his time to the paper, giving in ed.
ltorial form much that he would
have said from the platform. Messrs.
Ford & Co. announce, in retiring
from the paper, that in 1872 the cir
c'ilat on of the paper reached 1872,
600, but since that time it has con.
siderably decreased. SILL it has a
fair circulation now, and Mr.. Beech
er by hard work can bring it up
again. .a. '.....
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-08-28

THE Rev. W. Fl. il, Murray is to
be the editor of a new, independent
religious family paper, which will
be issued at Boston, on the sixth of
October, and weekly thereafter, to
be called the Golden Rule. 1t will
be the organ of no denomination,
party, class or clique, and it is pur-
posed that it shall be an original,
varied. progressive, Independent
ana cheap newspaper, having reli.
glous. literary, political, musical
and review departments. Each
number will have a sermon by Mr..
Murray, with editorials from his
pen. The price will be two dollars
per annum. r
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HE new Senator from Tennessee
appointed by the Governor to Mr..
Johnson's vacant seat. Mr.. ID. NJ
Key, is reported to be man forty.
five years old, of decided talent
dlllldent and retiring, very popular
III his section, but not generally
known throughout the State, not
having figured much in state poll
ties. The description is agreeable,
Diflideht, retiring men in Congress
are rare. The appointment is said
to be generally satisfactory to East
Tennessee, which claimed the place,
We hope Mr.. Key will prove a good
man.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-08-28

GoDEY's LADy's Book for Sen.
tember has the usual amount of
fashion plates, engravings, music,
and miscellaneous reading matter.
The September number Of the
Nursery comes promptly to hand to
gladden. the eyes and hearts Of the
little ones with its beautiful pic.
lures and charming stories. j. L..
Shorey, publisher, Boston.
In the first rank of music publish.
ers must be placed j. l.. Peters, OF
New York. Besides his three mouth.
" magazine, viz: Household Melo-
dies. La Creme de ~ Creme, and Pr.
tor Music, he publishes II large mum.
Der OF singing and instruction books
suitable for all classes of musicians.
The Household Melodies tiG Septem-
Der contains seven pieces of choice
music. 1t will be sent post paid for
so cents. Address j. l.. Peters, S43
Broadway, New York
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NOTICE TO PENSIONERS. All In
valid Pensioners whose Pension
Certificates are dated prior to 4tI
of March, 1875, will have to be ex'
amined by an examining Surgeon
on or after the 18th day Of Septem
Der, 1875, before they can be paid to
that date, unless their Certificates
state Biennial Examination net
required, or unless they are pen
stoned for the GLOSS of limb or 9th
er essential part of the body"
The following named gentlemen
are Examining Surgeons, viz:
Hiram S, Browne, St. Johnsbury; Charles
S. Cahoon, Lyndon; Hiram A. Cutting, Lu.
ncpburgh; Russell F. johnson, West Con
cord; Story n. Goss. Chelsea; Edward +.
Upham, West Randolph Eustice V. Watkins.
Newbury; Harry Fl. Niles, Post Mills; Joseph
c. Rutherford, Newport; Jonathan F. Skin
ner Barton; Charles M. Chandler Montpe-
lier; James b. Woodward, Montpelier; Phi
lander ID. Bradford. Mortified Sherburne l..
Wiswell, Cabot; Orlando w. Sherwin, Wood
stock Melville C. Spaulding, Bethel Samuel
II. Colburn, Springfield; Henry S. Noble,
Chester Daniel w. IIazelton, Caventlish !;
Daniel F. Coolcdge, Ludlow; Harvey NJ.
Guild, Felchville; George Spofferd, Wind
ham; George +. Gale, Br;,ttleborO.