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THE SUN.
1877. NEW YORK. 1877.

The different editions OF THE SUN during the next
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OF four pages and Sundays sheet OF eight ges
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acter that are already familiar to our TRENDS
THE SUN will continue to be the stree edvocas
OF reform and retrenchmen and OF tn substitution Of
statesm nship. wisdom, and integrity for hollow pre-
tence imbeclty. and fraud in the administration OF
public affairs. II viii contend for the government OF
the people by the people for the people opposed
to government b. frauds the ballot box and in IN,
counting Of votes. enforced by military violence. II
will endeavor to supply 8 readers-a body not fM
from mi lion OF souls-with the most careful. com
plee. trustworthy OF current events and
will employ for this purpose numerous and carefully
selected stsf reporters sspondents. Its
ports from Washington, especial y. will be full.
rate and fearless and It vii doubtless continue to
and enjoy the hatred OF those who thrive plum
derng the Treasury BY usurplng lat the law does
not give them ~hile II will endeavor t 'rit the
ndence OF the public by defending the rights OF tue
people sgAinst he encroachments OF unjustned
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THE ONE 0r.ILIlIcArloN
How an rnprincipled aud IIIitcraic Nnn mn '
Obtain n seat IN the tinted states -cnate.


The election OF Jerome B. Chafiue to n
seat in the Senate Of the United states il n
stigma upon the fair fame Of our yOuung state,
and an insult to every honest man In Colorado.
Inprinclpled, illterate, and without brains. his
elevation l. "A burning disgrace to our people, for
which the members Of the Legislature and the
Republican party Will have Ia answer in the IN
ture. 'hunee has but one qualification for the
position, aud that one In money, and II has proved
the most potent ~ ALL The simple truth Of the
whole matter h that Chafee bought his seat in
the Iuited States senate. A. AN excuse for this
outrage, we are told that Colorado would have
went Democratic had II not been for Chafce ;
money! Docs buying voters ~ well ~ a legi-a
ture give him ans claim To an office which until
recently has never been conferred upon wealthy
comprehensive
ASK the ilr-l ten Republicans YOU meet, who
Know nnNihing ~ thniice. their opinion Of him,
hhd nine out ot them viii tell you he II scoun o.
dfel, and majority of them VIII not he at,lied
WIN :" NINA an expression, but Will call him a
Now, We call upon tie senate TO investigate
the case oi this man ,hatiec, for II viii not he
dincult TO prove the Tact of his purchase OF his
seat.
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chief Justice monelrs succr.sor.

John J. Freedman, Justice elect Of the Su9c-
ror Court from Jan, /. was appointed by GOV Tldcn
yesterday 10 tho same position for TWEEN.
J-t days ~ te present year, there hayug been a
vacancy since the DEAN Of Chief Justice MOneA he
wac swOra In b. Chef Justice Curtis,
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MRS. STOVES NEW BOOK!
READY THIS DAY.
PooTsTEPs OF THE MASTER
BY
HARRIET BEECnER STOWE.
I voi lar,o. nth Illustrations. Illuminated Ttiss etc.
Ex. Cdon, beretcd $40.
"A pretty pift book well IA abe p'ul and useful
manual OF religious reading. "-Ns,o YORK Tunes.
Also,
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS;
Studies for the Conservation Of the Heath Of Girls.
BY TULLIO D. VERDI. AM. MD.
Autsor Of MATERNITY !" President OF the Board OF
Health. Washington, d. c.
VOL. i2MO. Elk. CLOTH $3.50.
ITO parents with daughters invaluable instructor,
TO girls q safe and trusty guide" Washington Chron-
,ck
-. Ether o( the ADORE J9r sale bv al booksellers on
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J.B. FORD & CO.. Publishers,
81 Park place. New York.
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Boots ana Sbo,s.

co FOR pair OF ha ld.scsed calf.kln CATERS to
sSO order. ~. Bls ~ NS. 1873 10 lscyelt It.
- no ORDER ugatcr,, hand scwen ready
sSf made $500. klNANA> a Walsh. 81 BJwery.
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Saoln9s Slnns.

SiXPE>NY SAVINGS BANK. Broadway and
- AstOr place Estab lcd In 1853. Bank daily
from 10 A. tosP NJ. Five cents to 5000 received.
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Sltulilons ddlanleo.

4 RF"PEITABIE woman wlshc. 10 go out by
"a lr nhy TO NOfh, - wash, ron, or do any hln ~
Nulh. liri-e call nr address 81 West 37tu 81. Has
R""d Reference Can be seen for three days
~ \ ALTON WAN rtD ~ Young man + CO...
- zee ur Tor some nus house; sNary mugtr4tc.
Address -, SINE - boN o. uu uiice.
~ uNTiON WANTED 10 learn The watcn.
injury, Conn.
ftW Bp~- BAKERS. \ hrsl-cass Scotch haa n
IL 70 iHe charge on bread and cAku. Apply at iOl
- A Will. H. GIVEN for situation by a
~ " iouhs man, Hifdn-, Wiling, ana of gOod ar
ONCE.
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Glantf0- itlales.


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A FIRsT-CLAss bookkeeperi none hut persons
~ having prscticsl experience IN newspaper and
20 nrinIln buslnr.s neei ply salary moderate IN,
Montgomery st Jersey citI,S.J,
A THE whalemen'- Hes quarters 100 south st
~ nted Tor WHALING voytge AT steereIs. coopers.
hands Apply exclusively to j. MoRisoS.
4 Lien porter melt. deliver book, and col
Germ. " rrea IT, 4th door ii I'M 8 ocioca ''~ N'1
A GEMS, make sI5 daiy TN Christmas selling
n Ameys holiday presents show cards. nav
n lke = genuine Tar soaps. cll at factory, 35i
Eat 2sih II
A GENT-.-Holday goods, pol' notices, &c Con.
N unental Chru no CO., 30 Nas al st. room 40
J}OY to open oysters at 10 9th w
-
Dm4AIa.H,,n,TI,S;MAN w'atSe to mpP YYPI ,gg0IS
d1l6S 81 roa al" 6tvtSRR Pss 4u 20 ocl I.l"''
E0m .WnALING. y0iAGn- -s.oa young
men, and 'rpsner' anu ol"eN'"''Af p VA TrHR 4.
EENskF1kT m 1n IL corner s sd fr'.itor, and
week
MARK TW ti>'- Adventures OF Tom sawyer"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO., 81 John st.
MAChlNi-C SOY that aar been ~ the traaie Two
WI or Three years Azure A. box l55. sun onlce.
DIHE TEA~.-Aeents wanted; best terms to
stOrekecrrs vii hnd largr stock 10 select IRON
lowest prices rhE WELLS TEA COMPANY, POI
Fulton 81 between huron and Greenwich, Sew 20 k
Sno1EMAkER- s02@ ', MGy man a, rspaIrllns
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upon IL before purrhH elsewhere Great bargains
ohcr Il. Sanpe tea 2Jci chOlc' roasted nd ground
Malhctn coffee, 2ac. Agents ana priilrrs supplied
No 2li Wa GER t., 'rner Fulton. Japan ami Java
Tea ANA Coffee company.
FIu tCHI>I~T Wanted, Mas from machin.
isi- WHO have facilities Tor constructing boot and
fltMlN'- 81 nlon -qnarc, rn IN 4. Sew York.
V'EAS fON TIiE iIMt~.-Ag nts wanted to
n II NJ grld r tons at low priecs % families
and Isl Pearl sis Pure con"es specially
TINO t!IIDLRS. An old.cstahhshcd To- king glass
ami picture IRAN" tusiues VITA ock and nNture-.
henehrs Tools A." Tor sac ch'"p Apply nj SHl dth ny.
WANTED man t. take charge u cutting room,
w ana cut ~ the hoard when not utnerNi engngedi
mu,l De good ilrr stuc,, an capable Of fling
patterns. "a All X KRlEG a 20 8 40 Warren ii ,
MONDAY, Dee H., ncl wreu . an y A. VI.
REED MtANEia /. chester, :. Y.
}. h. KklEG CO., IS rrrn IT.
WANTED a strong active hoy, Wiling to worn !
w must be well RECOMMENDED Alnres
s., COX 40 sun ONCE.
WANTED Roy to wait Ia les ~ restaurant
w nlsit WORK, wages low. fLOCk', bh 3 nav,
\NA>TED-Fir tel lss clothlNg cut crs. Apply at
w tn ana 30 NmtcHt, up stairs aitrr9 A NJ
SnnMEN ami boys wanted. Win small capital for
Manuractory, lm wiliam ~
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foiIltA..
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
In view OF the present unforeseen complication
with reference 20 the Presidential election. growing
OF the fact that both parties claim the result be
In their favor the strong probability that exists
In judgmenf. that the decision will be arrived at
only the remote future. and when It docs come.
will be far Satisfactory than the adjustment have
decided upon tnerefO nereoy declare all bets the
general result OF In all cases where stakeholder
Money will be returned after to-day At 123a road way
JNO. MORRisSEY.
NEW YORK. Dec. 7. 1870
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-09-22
CENTAUR
INIM e NTS.
White, for the Human Family.
Yellow, for Horses and Animals.

These Linmonts are simply the wonder of tho world
Their effects little less than marvellous yet there
are some things which they will not do They will not
cure cancer or mond broken bones but they will al
ways nllay pain. Thoy have Strengthened fingers,
cured chronic rheumatism Of many years Standing and
taken the pain from terrible burns and scalds which
has never been done by any other article.
The white Imminent Is for the human family.
1t will drive Rheumatism, scatica and Neuralgia from
tho systems Lumbago, Chillblains, Palsy, Itch
and most Cutaneous Eruptons II extracts frost from
frozen hands and feet, and the poison of bites
and stings Of venomous reptiles It subdues swell
ings, and alleviates pain Of every kind.
For sprains and bruises II s the most potent remedy
ever discovered The Contaur Liniment Is used with
great efficiency for Sore Threats. ToOthachc
CaISed Breasts, Earache, and Weak Back TIL,
following Is but sample Of numerous testimonials
"INDIANA HoME, JEFF. Co., IND, May %, 1874.
think II my duty TO inform you that [ have suf.
Tered much with swollen feet and chords.
have not been free from these swolings In cigh
years. Now nm perfectly well. thankst TO tn
Centaur Liniment. The Lnhnent ought to be applied
warm. BENJAMIN BROWND
The proof Is In the trial. 1t is reliable Il is handy
It is cheap, and every family should have II.
To the sick and bed-ridden, tho halt and lame to Tn
wounded and sore We say, ''COme and be heal
| ed.''
To tho poor and distressed who have spent thei
money for worthless medicines, a bottle Of Ccntau
Lininent will be given without charge.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-09-22
Yrterarp department.
For the VERMONT FARMER.
INSPIRATION.
ny PAuL rAsrNoR.

Sweet fOunt Of inspiration, overflow
or infinite delight
Thy boautoous glories thrill the hoart, and glow
Upon the poets sight
His souls pure shrine is br ght with hollcst Gro,
Refining golden thought,
The flame Of genius riseth ever higher,
Until Gods beams are caught,
And woven in with It's aspiring CLEANS
To reach the source Of light
And thcn 80 fine the radiance grows, II seems
AS heaven were in sight
There silken threads that swing from unseen height
Into the poets hands,
Are tho frail pathways Of his fancy's flights,
Up 10 their hidden lands,
Where beauty and perfection are entwlned
In ravishlng embrace,
That mnglos with no music Of the mind
The symphony Of grace.
The ladders Of the Poets finer thought
Are hidden from the world,
The grandest truths through inspiration sought
From highest peaks arc hurled.
There is faculty that fOels the touch
or Fancy's splrlt-hand,
And marks the tides of silvery slowness, such
As lap the mystic strand.
The Poets soul is full Of melody,
That runs through genius rcalm,
Cloaving tho depths Of Inspirations sea
with swim and silent helm.
Truth comes TO us in richest imagery,
Yot pregnant still with strength
And clustering drops Of inspiration lilo,
That crystalline at length.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-09-22
Prof. Huxley on Niagara.

In his address at Nashville, speaking
about the age Of the world, Prof. Huxley
said
"Take, for example, the case Of the cata-
raot Of Niagara, where | have been spending
some time so that might gil myself with
the grandeur and beauty Of that oxtraordi-
nary natural phenomenon il is quito easy to
see that the Niagara river has formed its
own valley, has cut its way back through
the plateau oil rocks from which il falls for
some six miles There is not the slightest
difficulty in seeing that. The great cliff from
which it tumbles is formed Of two kinds Of
rock--hard rock at the top and soft rock
underneath. The water undermines the soft
rock below, when the solid stream above
falls over. You can trace the gradual ex-
cavation Of that valley for six miles from
that marvellous bluff which, from Proctor's
monument, overlooks the plain Of Ontario
| Now, the rate at which that work is going
on, has not yet been positively ascertained,
but we may be perfectly certain l am now
speaking largely within limits) that that
work Of cutting back does not 60 on at the
rate of yard in q year. We have six
miles Of such cutting, which will bring you
to period of 10000 years for the cutting
back Of Niagara alone. 1t is an immaterial
matter to me how much time it takes but it
would be nearer the truth If had said three
or four times that amount.
What relation does period of that kind
bear to the vast duration expressed by these
vast lodges Of strata which form the globe
We are a people curious enough to form a
very distinct calculation of this. The sides
to the ravine through which Niagara is cut
ting its way are formed by masses Of aluvial
matter which must be older than the river
which has cut through it. While in that al
luvial matter you find the remains of she'll
fish, undstnguishable from those which now
inhabit the lake and along with them you
find--as has been found-the teeth of the
mastodon, which we knew from abundant
evidence was as inhabitant of North America
at a comparatively recent period, very last
step Of that long series of changes, of which
the limestone upon which you are now stand
ing indicates one Of the older ones.
Thus it follows that the whole work o.
Niagara occupies one period Of this vast du
ration. In relation to our duration Of time
that 10000 years, or whatever else it may
have been is but an infnitesimal fragment o
, time, so far as the great phenomena of thu
globe are concerned. During that vast tim
the population of the globe has undergone o
slow, constant and gradual change, one spe
, cies giving way to another. We have pas
sed by slow and gradual changes, into that
, state of things which is now present.
! need not say that this view of the past his
! tory of the globe is a very different one from
that which is commonly taken. 1t is 81
widely different that it is absolutely impossi
! BILE to affect any kind of community, any kind
} of parallel, far less any sort Of reconciliation
between these two. One Of these must b.
I true. The other is not"
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The Yellow CGntaHr LinimGnt

is adapted to the tough muscles cords and flesh Of
horses and animals. II has performed wonderful
cures ofspavin, Strains, Wndgals Scratches sweony,
and general Lameness, than all other remedies in
existence. Read what the great Exprcssmcn say of
'NEw YonK. January, 1871,
Every owner of horses should give the CENTAUR
LlNlMENr trial. We consider 1t the best article
ever used In our stables.
II. MARSH, Supt. Adams Ex. Stables, NY.
Il. PULTZ, Supt. u. s. Elk. Stables, V Y.
ALBERT \. OLlN, Supt. Nat. Ex Stables. N. Y"
"MoNTGoNERY, ALA, Aug. II, 1874,
Gentlemen-I have used over one gross uf Con Ia n
b!intment, yellow wrapper, the mules Of my
plantation, besides dozens Of the flmy Imminent for
my negroes. want to purchase IL at thu Wholesale
price, and will thank you to ship me by Savannah
steamer one gross of each kind Messrs. A. T. Stew
art Co. will pay your bill on presentation.
Respectfully, JAMES BARROW"
The best patrons of this Linimont are Farriers and
Veternary' Surgeons. 1t heals Gals, Wounds anC
Polevils removes Swelllngs, and lie worth millions
OF dollars to Farmers, Livery men, Stock growers
sheep-raisers, and those having horses or cattle.
What n Farrer cannot do for $50 the Centaur Lini
ment will do at triaing cost.
These ldniments are warranted by the proprietors
and bottle will be given TO any Farrer or Physician
who desire to tost thom. Sold everywhere. .
Laboratory of j. b. RosE x Co.,
10 DEFY ST., New YoRK.
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Bathing at French Watering Place.

Every one swims at Etretate, and
swims well-men, women, and children. L
have been especially struck with the prowess
of the ladies, who take the neatest posi-
BILE headers from the two long plunging
boards which are rugged in the water upon
high wheels. As you recline upon the
beach, you may observe Mile. X, issue
from her cabin-Mle. ". the actress OF
the Palais Royal theater, whom you have
seen aud applauded behind the foot lights.
She wears baking dress IN which, as re-
CARDS the trousers, even what | have called
the minimum has been appreciably scanted !;
but she trips down, surveying her breezy
neither limbs. "C'eSt conDenable, j'eSpere,
eh?" says mademoiselle, and trots up the
spring board which projects over the waves
with one end uppermost like a great see-
saw. She balances a moment, and then
gives n great aerial dive, executing on the
way the most of graceful of somersaults.
This performance Mile. X, repeats during
hour, at intervals Of five minutes, aud
leaves you, as you lie tossing the little
stones into the water, to ponder the curl.
Gus and delicate question why lady may
90 as far as to put herself into a single
scant cinging garment and take a straight
leap, head downward, before 300 spectators,
without violation Of propriety-leaving the
improperly to begin with with her turning
over in the air in such way that for five
seconds her head is upward. The logic OF
the matter is mysterious white and black
are divided by hair. But the fact remains
that virtue is on one side of the hair, aud
vice on the other There are some days
here so still and radiant, however, that
seems as if vice itself, stepped in such an
air and such sea, might be diluted into
innocence. The sea is as blue as melted
sapphires, and the ragged white faces Of
the bordering cliffs look like setting Of
silver. Everyone is idle, amused, goodna.
tured the bathers take tho water as easi-
ly as mermen and mermaids The bathing
men in the two 6ateaur de Surveillance have
taken aboard freight of rosy children,
more or less chubbily naked, and they have
nailed gay streamer and a rude nosegay
to their low mastheads. The swimmers dip
and rise, circling round the boats aud play.
ing with the children. Every now and then
they grasp the sides Of the boats and cling
to them in dozen harmonious attitudes
making one fancy that Eugene Delacroix's
great picture Of Dante and Virgil on the
Styx, with the damned trying to scramble
into Charon's bark, has been reprinted as a
scene on one of the streams Of Paradise
The swimmers are not the damned, but the
blessed, aud the demoustrative French babies
are the cheruhs.-Henry James, Jr., in
Nelo York Tribune.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-09-22
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
GOING SOUTH AND EAST.

GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Trains leare Montpelier
Mail at 9 Is A. NJ, for Boston, New York, &c.
Day Express at SIS p. NJ, for Boston.
Night Express at 2j for Boston, New York &c.
Trains leave waite River Junction
Mail trains at 80 A. and u 30 p. NJ, for Boston,
(via. Fltchburg), New York, &c.
Mixed Train ut 3; 90 r. NJ, for BrattleborO.
Night Express li5 NJ, for Boston, New York, &c
GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Trains lsaus Whits River Junction
Mixed Train at 8 ~ A. NJ, for Mortified.
Express Mail at 3j NJ, (MOntpelier at IS P,
NJ for Burlington, st. Adams Montreal ogdensburg
and the West.
Accommodation as 2. NJ, Montpoli0r at 5.25 p. NJ
for Burlington and St Adams.
Night Express at 10 A. NJ, Montpelier at 30 A.
NJ for Burlington st. Adams, Montreal, Ogdensburg
and the West
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at 10 A.
NJ (MOntpelier at 30 A. MI for Burlington, ST. Al
bans st. Johns, and 0gdensburg.
v Fast Express from White Mountains leaves Wells
River 1905 A. NJ, Montpelier lli50 A. NJ, for Buring-
ton, st. Adams, TconderOga, and Lake GEORGE
Through Cars-White Mountains to TicOnder0ga. No
change of Passengers or baggage.
SLEEPING CARS are attached TO the Night Elk
press Train running between Montreal and Boston, anC
| Montreal and Springfield.
| DRAWING ROOM CARS Day Express Train
| between Montreal and Boston.
| THROUGH TICK ETS for Chicago and tho West FOL
sale at the principal stations ~ mn, ma.
St. Adams, VT, July a. 1876.