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TRI-WEEKLY EDITION. JUDOW BRADLEY. Poersonal Pointi About the Fifth Judge --Jia CarAcr as&a Lawyer and Politi clun. 10 ,to L-t WAsmNoTON, January 31.-The Congressional Directory of Ben Porloy Poore, the veteran journalist of the capital, will tell who Mr. Justice Bradley is--where ho was born and when, what offices he held and when, and All, such statistical facts, but such an etching of his character as' iay'be dashed off in a two minutes) doiversation by ono who knows hini may not be unintor esting at this juncture, when his choice as the fifth Judge makes him properly concoelcl to, be as much the President-maker as ever the renowned Warwick was the King maker. His home is Newark, and he stood alongside of Chancellor Williamsoi. Browning and that class of mon at the head of the Now Jer sey bar- being a most -thoroughly furnished lawypr. But ho longed for other world.i to conquer. His teonlranent, which showed itself to the wo:ld. QVoy now and then, indicated that he would not be satis fied with the regimen laid down by that jealous mistress, the law, of "scorning dolights and living ~labo rious da) ." so ho wandered occa sionally into the paths of politics, where ho could indulge his inclina tion to lose his temper when he felt like it, even to the extent of ripping out an oath when he thought it necessary, notwithstanding his ves trymanship in the Episcopal Church. The younger bar are fond of toll - ing a story or two on him which de note iir'iGomo ddgikio hi' teinpbra mont. When asked by a client once who was very anxious to have his case pushed against Bradley's advice whether chancery was open to thema that day, "Yes," iod he, "h-1 and chaneoty- are always open." He wanted to datch a traiti one day, and his wifodoliyed him so much, while sowing a button on his breeches, that after having missed the train he came home ip such a towering rage that he tooli the soissors .nd cut the garments into pieces. After his mark at the bar he was noted as the loading managing rounsel -of 'the Camden and Ambot Railroad Coims pany in its most powerful days. WHAT JUDoE BRADLEY S POLITICS USED TO BE. As General Crook used to say, throu ' bjtnogl t"til' r" "+y politic~s and .. trj .,i mden .and AmI boy." 11e and poor Markley, whose body was found in the river a year or so ago, were well known about Washington years ..ago, 'when the Raritan Railroad Company was try ing to got the franchise for an air line boetiWashitigton and Newv Yor-k. Thm bill finmally palssedi, under the manipulation of Asbel Gr-oen the v-ery man o sioetech other dayv for Unite.l Senator, Hien ry 21 A ander , of New York, and Jlames KX* ScoveI, of Camuden, but it was so cr'ipplad with amu3d1monts asm to ma ko i4 pratjcally .useless. So that Briadley .wnsel succ(essful in cruishit 9. hi formidable rival. All this while he was a good deal of a p~olitician, but was like many anoth er who could lift other, meni into oflicial seats but couldnt lift him self. Three times he w~as defeated for Con 1aga -lft rimning omaI with people, but did not lesseni is allegiance to the RepublicanU party. Et is said that he was largely instru mental in tile passage of the anti slavery amnendnment to the Constitu tion byq~~ znjiiinthipuge in keeop-. ing out of thoir soats enough New Jersey I erat to. give that amendient~a two-thirds vote in the BIs PARIT IN THE LEGAL *TENDER ACT The decision of the legal tender act's uneddi1ftobality by a miajori ty of the ~pgme Court, losl by Chief Jushce Chase, about this time made it atbsbhiteby necessary to injectinto that court enough Judges 'commnitted to the conistltutionalhity of that .reat;, war zu easumo M, to. cause '~1 r?&Edsiderntion of ' the first decision. Mr. Br-adley, leading coun~gl ptbmalh ln:between Pensylvanma and New York, was pointed out as one of the two Judges vowo byA& i4 rh 1d~'~b verse the decision of themselves 'which Uthvoula w' jierniit .timo greater' corporation to pay the interest on t~ir.4gla in, pgip 4 ip ste~ed of hal iionecy. EX-Judge Str-ong, who, wvhile on the Pennel of the constitutionality of the act rowvw t i~t~ ~1vt ibu nae 'w~is.gfl 'in his ei-, nitn -the ne ohrateil Grant Pariah c auou came beforo him on appeal from Judge Woods, of the Circuit Court. Tho prisonors were indito under the enforcement acts of Congress, and he reversed the dicision below and decided that these acts woro unconstitutional, and tho Supreme Court in bano affirmed his docision. 7*-Dz -3D rI iv' PUIiIFS THE BLOOD, RENOVATES AND INVIOORi.TES THE WHOLE SYSTEM. ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE Alterative, Tonic, Solvent and Diuretic. i Reliab'e Evidence. Vogotino - Mn. IH. I. 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My daughter has received Vegotine great benefit from the use of VEOETNEi. 11er declining . health was a source of great Vegetino anxiety to all her friends. A few bottles of VEOETINE re stored her health, strength Vogetine and appetite. N. H. TILDEN, Vogotine Insurance and Real Estate Agent, No. 19 Soars Building, Boston, Mass. Vogotine - CANNOT BE Vogetino - . 3.1 e c. Vegetine CHJARLEsTOWN, Mar. 19,1869. HtR . STEvxNs: Dear Sir---This is to certify Vocetino that I have used your "Blood Preparation' in my family for sevein years, and think Vogetino that, for Scrofula or Canko rouis -lumors or Rheumatic affections, it cannot be ex Vogotino celled; and as a blood purifier or spring medicine, it is the . best thing I have ever used, egetinxe and I have used almost everything. I can cheerfully recommend it to maty one in V t need of such a medicine. Yours respectfu'ly, Vogotino MRS. A. A. DINSMORE, No. 19 Russell Stroet. --PRIEPARtED BlY H. R. ST EVENS, BOSTON, MASS. Vegetilne is Sold1 by all Druggists. Winnshboto H otel. .L HEundersigned takes pleasuro in informing his friends and the public that he hau removed to that large and opnmodious Brick Hotel, located in the centre of business, where he is prep ared to accomnmodaxto the public with clean and weo 11 furnidshed rooms, and a table sup plied with the best that the market atfords. Be intendls to deserve and hopes to receive the public patronage. M. L. BROWN, January, 8, 1877.- tf Proprietor. Mit. Zion Institute. THlE p~atronage of the eiizens oflFair A eld is sarnestly solicited for this time honored School. TERnMs, P'A&ADLE ONE HALF QUARTERLY IN ASvANcE: lst.Grade per Quarter of 10 weeks, $15 00 2nd " '" " "'" $1200 Prima 'y'"*"'"'" " $30 00 4. few~ pupils will he received as boardeis hi the family of the Principal, on .rewsona ble terms. W. M. DWIGHT, Ja 8 .Prinoi pal. Ettenger & Edmond, , IoncJo.WN. VA., "NVANUJFACTURIERS of Portable and - LV4 Stationary Engines and Boilers of all kinds, Circular Saw Aiille, Grist Mills, Mlill Gearing, ShafuJng, fullbys &o. 'AMEIlloAN TUBIINE WATEh -WHEEL. nler()li's'jpeclal Steam l'umps Bond. for Catalogne. oct190 ;Stbscribe for'TUEINEWs A1D IEvt 4LD, an~be sp.tp.ilave the ready monny TO OUR CUSTOMERS ----- - W HO are indebted to us for PROVIS. EONS or PHOSPHATES, we would respect fully call attention, that your bills are duo on or before the first of November. We are depending on you for payment AT ONCE, to enable us to meet obligations made to assist you, and which are due at that timne. In order for us, as well as you, to main t in our credit, it is nooessary to moot our promises promptly. Beaty, Bro.a Son. oct 12 ]TO W~ Si nce HAMPTON is Governor of the IV hole People, BARGAINS, BARGAINS, FOR ALL AT THE DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY BAZAAR, LIN Dress Goods. Calicosa, Bleached an dUnbleached Muslins, Shawls, Furs, Cloaks,Boulevard Skirts, Cor sets, Millinery Goods, Flowers, Feathers, &c. -AL80 Blankets, Pants Goods, Checked Homespuns, Boots and Shoes of all kinds, Men's Hats and Clothing. JUST OPENED FOR HOLIDAYS A lot of Fancy Goods, suitable foy presents. JUST ARRIVED, Fresh Family Groceries, Cheese, MVacaroni, Soap, Candles, fibrdh, French and Plain Candies, Cocoa nuts, Gran~ges, N'orthern Apples, Seiger and.Soda Crackers, Lemons, canned G~oods, Fire Crackeru, Prize Candy, Irish Potatoes for eating pupss Tobacco,Cigars, Mackerel &c., &c.,-all of which avill be 801d as low as the lowest. Agenut for Butterick's reliable Paper P'atterns--a supply of latest .atyles for Ladies and Children, just in at dec 2'. J. 0. BOAG'S. JOHN D. McCARLEY, Located next to Doty & Co.'s store, IlAS recently .been refitted,:and fur nished with a full supply of choice Liciuors, WVines, Cigars etc., e. A IW~STAURANT has ibeon opened in the rear of the .building, wh.are mnay ibe had .atalllbieQ,mavqsything usuilly .kept at a dirst-class retbihpp-so as oles, otc.,-indeecd .evrythpp ,that~tlie OW 1IE ME A CALL,. NEW STOCK NL OF SPRING GOODS WILL BE JEJ -DIVED AT DA'N N ENDB E RG'S DRY GOODS, CLOTHING; BOOT AND $T{OIF 3JMP'ORv3' M. CALL AND SEE THEM. jan25 D. R. Flelluikell KEEPS constantly Or, hand a full sup p$y of Choice FAMILY GROOERIES and PL ANTA TION SUPPLIES. His stockc -has recently been replenished, and ho is ':.ow ready to supply the wapts of All. oct19 Fresh Arivals. Sugar Cured 'Hams Laid and S3acon. Extra 'N. 0. Syrup. ,Rio arid old Gov,. (Ava-Cogen.. .Sugars And .uhikwheat Slour. .All of ,whieb) we are selling .Joyv for jho COssh. 3. F, MctASTEIR 4 fob 1 NEWS ANA ll-ER1AiLD WEEKL4Y EDITION,: 18 PUUL4IS* II2 3MR W3D 3SAT AU WINNS8QROe 'a 0.. 37 TiE1 IJNNSRORO PtBL iuDING. C,. CONTA!fJS A SUMMARY OP 'T]" LEADIN~G EVYENTS OF; TiIE DAZ. State NowE, PoJIt tI News, Eta. TO FDITO ZA.L DEPTtiX RECEIVES SPECIM~b 4TTXTIY,' THE~ LOCAL COLUMN Is well fild with town ap4 coujity. eea. The sink of the J.~lAO 1is~~ FI -LIS$TM ,NESi F