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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-15
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RICHMOND AND rxxeraasr. : :
4 RAILROAD ConYXNy.Sff
/ COMMENCING srfTBNBsa 3, 1875, Il thin,

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n1sHa as9I ao1 brFSoos sssss.ssso s
(0MMENGING sEfTENBEn 8, 1915 tro3r.
~ on this Rad VIII ran al foiinra = -A4.s
LEAvg HIculsosD soUTi.,
6:1o A. H., THROUGH III IIs das.y fcn,nrna..,
for WI Wilmington. lfiArieator. saysnyssssg
CoIumniss Auguasa, and m rodnis sos,sl
and South w.st. Slceping- ear st, 49,
stops oaIs Il sisn sss and aa aa. train
g ALI, FREIGHT THAN daily Except supdss,
ssftii paaseng attached. Thronss
n tfckcta sold By tits train TO LyneSa
burg. and connection made at Pesen.
burg with atlantic, Misstssipm snS
f..s Ohio train for stations on tliss r aad
1ao X, aa Th ssosssssf HE 9s. ss,,r
gers taking this trim siIi msas
close connection at Petersburg soy
Bay-iinc steamers for Baltimore. Ps,,l
Sdelghia, and New Yora, and With Tia
5 gld Dominion steamers for New YoIE
$40 p H. FhEiGH 1T ay ss 9snsr line
IS 81 coach attached. ~ ~ - '''u
3LEAyE PETERSBURG NORTH ~
1850 A 81, FREIGHT Ere TRAIN daily except Sun.
GAY, with coach attached 80
4 .. WITH Richmond, FredeFieks sSTa1se snS
p isS M railroad for sli points Essf
Is p. M.FREIGHT TRAIN aaily lcxceps suna,,,
: With passenger. coach attached '',
3:fO Z. Ws IhifOUGH4 NAIL daily, conrectfur
with Richmond. FredertckshIrr nj
tsf,s tis Potomac railroad for all points Hasf
:, and West. Pullman sleeper attaclied
running through TO Baltimore IisS
~ making close connection with tSs
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for thu
Virginia Springs and al points North
"a and West. THIS train stops oniy A.
Chester and Manchester. 80 -
The IL A. d. train from Petersburg aud the ]. on
p III. train from Richmond win stop on signal ~
regular stations ~
Passengers for Glover Hill Pits leave Richmond -
1:20 p. d. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and Fri.
DAYS. - 10y
;, ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win star. from
the AppomattOx depot. 49,,
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich.
ses 4. SHAW. Superintendent.
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AUCTION BAI.Ess.This day.
BY Cook q LanTf,te on. Antt ior,eers.
No. ID Governor street. stB5


:uousEHOLD FURNITURE, FAMILY
Ii HORSE, TePswAGoN AND HARMESs.
CHINA TEAs9ET.s&c &C... Al. AuCLiON.s--
THIS DAY &c ~ O'Clock we VII eel HabsgHoIp
One excellent WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, mar
ble-top pieces, rs good as new, TO be SOFA ior &c
count of whom lt may concern -. ~, ~
MAHOGANY and other WARDRoBlEsss anu BY ~
CHAMBER TABLES; an. So
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES. 81 II Z
EXTEN sIOE, LEAF, and other TABLES; ,,,,,,
TIN SAFES REFR1GERAToRsE and WATEh-
CANE 2 40 At cHA1Es and 4, ocKl,ERs,
MAHOGANY SOFAS and LOUNGES.
gENNi 81 IND sfa and other bEbsTEADs,
CR0CKERY and GLASSWARE
COOKING and HEATING-STO OWES, &C., &c.
ALSO.
I excellent FAMILY HORSE, sound Gnd gente'
I TOP-WAGON aud IA RNESS, nearly new; q
4 CHINATEA-sET Of a pie ces, - ,,,,,, 9, r.rn
e1esans MARBLE-TeP ETAGE 4 -. si l''
Those In want are requested to attend this sale as
tie goods are nearly new End must he SOLO wEHeuI
reserve. $3.50 COOK u LAUGhIOns
sells f..t,s Auciioneers.
BY ]. D. whitehead,
Grocery Auctsoncer and Commission Merchant,
l5l2 Main street.
TWILL OFFER At AUCTION THIS
i friday MOE MING, commencing at Ieto,clock,
a large and vFclkass0sced stock OF GtfyCEklES,
&C. which the attention Of the trade y yt an
sc Is d. ID. WHIEBhEAD.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Id 1Fst2tf ~
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Richmond at 8 a. NJ, $50 P. 81, and 10 p
Potomac boats connects at Shepherd with through
sleepers for New York.
8 A. M. daily Except Sundays|, making close con.
necons at Shepherd for the northwest, srrvins an
PHILADELPHIA at $3.50. p 81. and New York at lQ:zV
p, No. - @ L. II. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
A. 8. WHALING,
southeastern PASSENGER Agent.
= 7. II. SHARP,
jy g sS5ts Master OF Transportation.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
cows FOR SALE.

T HAVE CONSTANTLY ONrEsg
II hand from ten to fifteen FRESH COWStek
and CALVES, ranging In price from S25 TO $50
the Brook turnpike just beyond the cattle scale
house. Forl further tnformatlon apply at Stall q,
New Market. sS JOSEPH KlRSH.. Z
SO lS-2taw4w Fi4 as5s 50 Z. ~
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE, PRIVATELY, A NICE
LITTLE MARKET FARM OF FORTY-SIX
ACRES-House containing six rooms; orchard ;
land good but neglected; located not far from the
head Of MeehanicsyiEe turnpike; good neiShbor-
hood; churches. school, and mill near by. May be
had by early application for the very low price OF
1,20O cash. Apply to SQUIRE d. G0DDiN,
Real Estate Ailctioneers and Brokers,
Sc 15-2t* GIT Bank street
TOR SALE, A DELIGHTFUL AND
Il COAIA1ODIOUS RESIDENCE with fine
grounds, situated In most eligible part of the CITY,
at a great bargain, on long time. Applyto
WARREN & TUPPER,
Real Estate Agents,
Sc l5-1t No. IL Tenth street.
T PRIVATE SALE, a neat little ST.
II BRICK TENEMENT, on the east side ofEsl
Fifth street between Duyal and Baker streets, with
lot fronting 25 feet and running back 100 feet to
an alley. FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
sc 1856 Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.


EOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO z#RFss
TRE si ANB B Bills OF LApiNG sTGNED
HROUGH.--steamcr Al LANCE. Captain CARE,
will receive freight for the above ports till FRI
DAY the 18th Instant at s o'clock. i.
Passage to Philadelphia including meals and state
room, SO; second-cass passage, including meals and
81 14-as W. e.! f ZEE pSc Ass ssPss..
DOR NEW YORK.-The Old e+F+s
steamship KIcg e Captain KELLEY, will
p. NJ ~ " : e
Freight received until O'Clock p. NJ.
warded with disrlteb to ali points north, SOUTH
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED. ..,.-
$50. Steerage, SO and IS. ga
For freight or passage, apply to
sc 13 st .Company's Wharf, Pockets.
l77e. 1875. .
.TAMEs RIVER sTEAMBOATsAir1sl,
y COMPANY. $500
TlMoRE; = PH ! 4 2 r
AND ALL REGuLIR L1NpfNGs ON THE
JAMES RIVER. -
Making close connection 1T Norfolk With the new
MORE, and steamer lady Of THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, D. C.
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, win leave Richmond for the
points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS at 6ls O'Clock A. NJ.
Passengers by this route view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects ON
the James river, including DUTCH GAP tpassing
through the same fortifcafions, battlelelds James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours at Norfolk
before departure Of Baltimore steamers.
II nrnf N R..
Fare to Norfolk and return. %
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER 6 Co.l
Ticket Agency, Main street and Exchange Hotel, AND
baggage checked through. Freight received daily for
ings on James river, from A. NJ. to s P. h., at
reasonable rates. II
Freight for way-landngs must be prepaid.
L. B. TATGM, General Agent.
Once: Companys wharf, Rockets; branch Office
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ByP.J. Wright, Stock Auctioneer.

A UCTION SALE OF STOCK.-At my
IA office, WEDNESDAY tile goth instant, at IL
o'clock, for account Of whom it may concern, FIJI
TY SHARES Of the STOCK of the. GRANITE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, hypothccated.
An p. WRIGHT.
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GALE OF THE OAKLAND ESTATE,
- NEAR GLOVER HILL PITS, IN CHESTER.
EiELp G0pNTX WA IN s aSa b on
SEABURX'S STORE, AT 12 M.-Pursuant to
decree effhe Hastings Court Of Petersburg, in the
chancery suit Of Lebert us Schmidt and others, we
shall offer for SALE the highest bidder the day,
at the place, and at the hour named above, all the
interest Of the late e. Schmidt and Ame!ia his Wife
TEENTHS In and to 1,204 ACRES OF LAND,
situated as above formerly the home Of the late w.
r. johnson and Mrs. Mary Keech. ills possible the
entire track may be sold. This Is valuable pro-
perty, near the Clover Hill railroad and pits, about
twenty-five miles from Petersburg, and the same
distance from Richmond, on the Appomattox river.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen MONTHS the purchaser to give satisfac
tory security In deferred payments and title retain
ed until paid for. The deferred payments to carry
interest from date.
49, ALEXANDER DOMAIN, 5
SAMUEL d. DAVIES, ~
Commissioners.
P. S. SEABURY, Auctioneer. Sc 12-Tu,Th&Std
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BY +. j. Sampson,
successor to Sims 6 Sampson,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE THIRTY
l. HORSEPOWER STEAM-ENGlNE A n D
THREE ROLLERS ATTACHED, ONE PUMP
AND FIXTURES, ONE .FQRCE T, Mp; AND n
TENT BLOCK AND CHAINS, ONE LARGE
CHAIN, THREE GINS AND FIXTURES, AND
THREE FINE MULES, ON THE GuNLIEFE
THAN, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.
VA, TWELVE MILES FROM RICHMOND.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed to me by Robert
Marks and wife OH the 9th day Of March, 1868, and
duly of record IN the County Court clerks office OF
viii sell at pubic Auction on the premises being re-
quired SO to do by the bene ciares In said decd Of
frist), on SATURDAY the 18th day of September,
1875, commencing ut IL o'clock NJ, the VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY above described. This pro.
perry, including the MULES, Is all In COOK working
order and condition.
The terms of the deed requires cash, but more
liberal terms will be announced at the hour of sale
by consent Of parties In interest.
Sc 6-td A. G., PULLIAAI, Trustee
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CuEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAp,f
- PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
RICHMOND, VA, September J., 1867

$1,000 RICHAONDy Va, ScpteInper It1oIU.I ..
NOTICE TO aPASSEN-
IGERs GOING WEST OF HUNTINGTON
owing to a change OF tile schedule of the boats on
the Ohio river, BY which they leave Huntington A.
NJ instead OF P. b., on and after this date passen-
gers for Cncinnah and the West, IN order to make
Connection at Huntington. will leave Richmond by
the $50 A. n. train instead Of the night train:
With this change Of leaving Richmond "A. Nj. In
for Cincinnati and the West, arriving at Hunt
tngton at A. M.
Thc midnight train will continue to leave Rich
1aond for Huntington every night but western pas
sengcrs taking this train will be detained at Hunt
tngton thirteen hours.
CONWAY Re HOWARD,
Sc 2-lm General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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The management takes pleasure In announcing IN
the public the re-establish:nent Of the.r DAILY
LINE betweec Richmond and baltimore. Their
manner for the accommodation OF passengers and
freights. Their STATE-ROOMS are large and well
furnished. TABLE supplied with every delicacy OF
the season.
Travellers takingtl this line have the benefit OF the
delightful trip down the Chesapeake Bay and arrive
In Baltimore III ample time to connect with the rail-
lines for Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and ali
western points.
The LOWEST RATES and greater dispatch than
any other line are offered 10 shippers No transfer
of freights to from southern points ut Richmond
Cars run through between West Point and Atlanta
without change. Tickets sold to all northern east
ern, and western points, and baggage checked
through.
For tickets apply ut a. w. CAREERS, S26 Main
street; at the Exchange Hotel, and company's de.
Dot, corner Twenty-thfrd and Dock Streets
au % II. r. DOUGLASS, Superintendent
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WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR A SUIT
w OF THREE ROOMS, furnished or not with
BOARD. Apply personally at No. All Grace street.
5.1t
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WANTS.

WANTED, AT THE RICHMOND
w SHIRT FACTORY, COS Broad street, q
FIRST-CLASS WASHER and SHIRT-1RONER.
Work steady. Sc 16-lt%
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RICHMOND, DIRK RIVER AND gHEsPEAKy,
RAILROAD COMPANY, - l.
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, VA, August %, 1875.
GREAT. REDUCTION
W fNPASsENGEg FARE.
2 DAILY LINE BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
.H RAI,TTSIDRE
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SCHEDULE OF TRANS.

..G'3s..E.tl SCHEDULE OF TkAINs
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS arrive M
Richmond DAILY 1t 10 A. NJ, and leave Richmond
ut $3.50 p. H., connecting at West Point with the
magnificent drst-class steamers HAVANA and
LOUISE, and landing passengers in Baltimore al q
A. NJ, In ample time to connect with all trains far
northern, eastern, or western points 80
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ROTND.TRIP TICKETS tn Philadelphia and
retrrn.S GOOD THRIFTY DAYS from date of Issue,
only TEN DOLLARS. Tickets good ON day trains
and pia Shepherd only. Passengers leaving klcn-s
mona mt a. Ar arrive in philadelphia $50 r. d:
OF same day-eight and a half hours In advance OF
any other route. sg..! 80. -
leaving Richmond at A. NJ. good for a continuous
trip on date Of issue, FIVE DOLLARS.
and Rrad and Egiitfi and Byrd streets, and nc "A.
)" = G.. "A. TAYLOR, ~
i sc 12-1m General Ticket Agent.
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ROUND-TRIP TICKETS to Baltimore. Philadel.
pbia, and New York, good for THIRTY DAYS from
date issued. d 55-ysr,
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS leave Richmond
DAILY at 5 A. NJ; arrive at Richmond DAILY at
6 p. M.
Freights delivered In Baltimore ut 8 A. u. DAILY.
Careful handling and the utmost dispatch s,Iaran.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-12-16

States against domestic VIOLENCE II provides
that the President shall employ the army and
navy for such purpose only after tho legisla.
ture OF State has certified to him that the
authority OF the State Ia forcibly resisted and
unable to overcome such resistance, or after
the governor has certified to him that riot In
surreotion or overt acts Of rebel Ion have o.
cured which such COVE, nor has tndeavored
and Ia unable TO suppress, and also that he has
endoavored to convoke the legislature, and
that such legislature cannot DO convoked by
reason Of such domestic VOL, noe.
A motion offered by Mr., McDougall (Rep. J,
Of New York, to suspend the rules d nd adopt \
resolution appointing committees " examine
snd report relaiye 10 election frauds ia New
York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Virginia, Alisss.
sippi and Philadelphia, was defeated by vote
Of 1874 yeas to So nays, not the necessary two
thirds. Some ifty-two Democrats voted for
the motion.
Mr. Cox (Dem), Of New York, offered .
resolution fer the appointment Of committee
Of five to proceed to the cities OF New York,
Philadelphis, Brooklyn and Jersey City to e.
anime Into any alleged fraudulent registration
and fraudulent voting at the late election.
Adopted without division,
Mr. Spencer (Dem. }, Of Louisiana, moved to
suspend the rules and adopt a resolution In.
structing tho Judiciary committee to inquire
what intimidation has been praoticed on gov
ernmont employees In tho late election, to
compel such employees to contribute to tho
election fund OF any political party, and what
legislation 10 needed to abate the evil. De-
fested-yeas 1874; nays, N-not two-thirds.
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FIFTEEN MONTHS for -.
His Picture.

The painter Vernet related that some
body once employed him to paint a
landscape with cave and st. Jerome in
it. But when he delivered the picture,
the purchaser, who understood nothing
of prospective, said "The landscape
and the, cave arc we'll made, but st.
Jerome is not in the cave"
81 understand you, returned Verneti
"I will alter it,"
He took the painting and made the
shade darker, so that the saint seemed
to sit further back. When the gentle.
man next saw the painting, it again ap'
peared to him that the saint was not in
the cave. Vernet then painted out the
figure and returned the picture to the
gentleman, who seemed perfectly salts
fed. Whenever he showed the picture
to strangers, he said: "Here you have
a picture by Vernet, with st. jerome in
bis cave"
"But we do not see the saint" OBJ
jected the visitors.
"Excuse me, gentlemen" returned
the pcssessor; "he is there, for I have
seen him standing at the entrance. and
afterward further back, andam therefore
quite sure that he is in the cave"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-12-16

funeral escort was furnished by the military
regiments Of the city. Many distinguished
citizens joined the cortege, and the scene, a.
the long line Of dead and mou,nsrs wonded Ito
way to Greenwood cemetery, was most i'm.
pressive, Tho weather was extremely cold,
but II did not keep thousands from taking part
In the sad ami solemn ceremonies. The officers
Of Greenwood cemetery devoted four lots In q
prominent part Of tho cemetery for last rest.
ing place for these dead, and In this lot a
trench fourteen feet wide and seven feet deep
was dug, leaving center plot thirty feet in
diameter for Q monument which tue city OF
Brooklyn will erect. The digging Of tho grave
was finished just - the procession reached the
grounds, and the ocfiins were lifted out and
deposited in the trench, two deep oil around II.
Impressive services followed, and as these
closed, cut short by the cold, the crowd dis
persod, and the grave diggers finished their
work. Out Of respect for the sad occasion,
tho business houses Of the city were generally
closed during the time the services took place
Gen. Quosada has ordered tho Basque pro.
vincos, SPAR, to pay IS, 500, 900 reals for tho
maintenance Of the army OF occupation. The
Populations refuse, alleging the inability Of
tho people to raise the amount. Great excite
ment prevails. ...., Twenty-Five miners wero
killed by an explosion in . colliery at VIII d.
borg, Bsxony go. The crop report OF the
Memphis cote II exchange for November shows
that sixty-two per cent. Of the crop In the dig
trict WAS marketed December !, against forty
three per cent. at tho same timo last year.
The decrease in the total yield is twenty-six
per cent E. -, Fifty thousand Al ennonites are
stated to be anxious to immigrate from Rus .ia
to either the United States or Brazil. Dele
gates have gone to inspect tho lends offered by
tho Brazilian authorities. ... Tho large cities
arc vigorously inspecting the means Of exit to
their theaters, churches and other public
buIldinss, prompted thereto by the Brooklyn
disaster. .... The English University Oxford
crew declines the challenge Of Yale and Cor
noll to row four-milo race on the Thames.
....A plot, OH the part Of colored men in Loun-
desyille, s. O., to rise upon the whites, was
discovered through the murder Of young
white man and the woundin, of another, and
u large Lumber of colored men were arrested.
One of tho colored men Committed suicide ana
another confessed that the object was u mas-
sacre Of the whites in the neighborhood. .....
Tie gross earnings OF the New York Central
and Hudson River railroad for 1876 were $685.
GAG, 5Ss.45; expenses, $40, 124, 172 So leaving
tue net earnings, $l1, 1922, 4l6.11 9. The papers
OF VIM. NJ. Tweed, captured with him, have
boon sent to Washin yton and delivered to the
secretary Of State.
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The Mason & Hamlin Organ Go. have

The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. have
sustained their we'll earned reputation
as best makers of instruments in their
line, at the Centennial. Their organs
are the only ones at the Exhibition de-
clared by the judges to belong to the
first rank, and this not merely because
of one or two qualities, but in "the
several requisites OF such instruments;
which is equivalent to saying they were
unequaled by others in any important
quality. We congratulate the company
on having added to their Paris, Vienna
and Santiago medals this emphatically
highest award at Philadelphia.-Boston
Traveller.
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Some shame Left.

An cid man was charged with stealing
a horse at Ballston, N. Y, and was SEN
fenced to two and one-half years in the
State prison. The judge, touched with
compassion, addressed few kind words
to him, suggesting that portion of the
sentence could be RENTED if his friends
and family would come forward and
testify to his previous good character.
There was CLEAN of hope in the old
mans face, but it soon faded away. He
shook his head, and in a trembling voice
replied that he would rather suffer the
entire penalty than to allow bis friends
to know how deep was the disgrace that
had fallen upon him.
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the Troad were really those Of the Ilion
Of Priam and Hector, and its poorer
successors on the fame site, he has gone
on trusting in his great prophet Homer.
About his latest discoveries there can
hardly be tho same question, but we
may look forward TO lively discussions
for months to come In archaeological cir
Giles all over the civilized world. --Ne,o
York Herald,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-12-16

The Grand Central Hotel, Broadway
New York, is rightly named. 1t is grand il
size, being capable Of accommodating 1900
grand in management, for it's table and attend
ance are perfect; grand in location, it being
theaters. Another grand thing about it, the
prices are only 80. 80 and $3 day-formerly 81
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-12-16

Merchants Gargling Oil has become
one of the most popular liniments for
hu Il an flesh that is now prepared, while
for horses and cattle it has no equal in
the world, We are assured by those
who have used it for the piles-one OF
whom is distinguished physician-that
among all the various pile remedies,
none afforded such speedy relief as the
Gargling Charlottesville (Ky.) Daily
Democrat, June 4, 1856.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-12-16

The wife OF minister in Tennessee
having been seriously i'll for some time,
parer, in announcing the fact, said
"HoIes are entertained that she vii
recover" And then it added: "Let
the husband have the sympathy anC
prayers of his brethren in this hour o.
affl ction and Encouragement.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-12-16

There can be no mistake about it,
Matchless" plug tobacco takes the lead.
Old fne cut chewers say it gives better eatis-
faction and is cheaper than fine cut. You
cannot DO imposed upon. as each plug has
the words ''Match!ess P. T. Co." on a
wooden tag. Try it once and you will always
chew it. Manufactured by the Pioneer To-
bacco Company, New York.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-12-16

Since our last issue we have heard
of several persons who have used Durang' g
Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism and all
pronounce it success. L. comes to our
saarket highly recommended; and as it is the
only reliable remedy now in use it will have a
large sale. 1t is taken internally. Frice,
$l,U0 six bottles $500,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-12-16

To HoUsEKEEPERs.- attention Of
heads of families is invited to the superior
quality OF BURNETT's FLAvoRINa EXTRACTS.
they are highly concentrated, have al the
freshness and delicacy Of the fruits from
which they ere prepared and arc less ex-
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-12-16

From W. B. Lynch, NJ. D., Of Auburn, N. Y.
most choerfully add my testimony in favor
Of Wisiar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. We have
used it in our family in pulmonary affections,
coughs and colds, and esteem it a most
valuable remedy, and have rocomm ended it in
various complaints of this nature with in
varinbly happy results. 50 cents and 81 a
bottle. SJll by all druggists.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-12-16
Neglected Coughs and Colds.

Few are aware of the Importance Of check
ing cough or common cold" in it's first
stage; that which in the beginning would
yield to BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, il
neglected, often works upon the lungs