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nRPHANS'COUHT,FKB RY [, l87-DIsIRIc1
- =. %. OF CoLuHPIA, WAs9IseroN COUNTY, fo:,en:-
Of Mary Ann Clsrk, deoesssd, the u,inistratof
S IA afcsssaia hss VIII tie agprsoasion q The
appointed the ID day Of March, issS, Tor
the anal ssttismsnt and dis,fibpn.n Of the per.
hand, - far a. the same have been coiiscteS
s sS c srEIsS into money! vhsH aaa where 81
aotiAed to attend, with their claim proS.
sriy yo1ched, or they may otherwise BY Law Sc
eIeiuoed rom all benefit In said deceased &C.
once . week for three weeks In the Evening StSS,
-. Tsst:-JAs. B. O'BEIRNE, "
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ANEW YoBR AND HEw HAVEN RAILRoAp
IN Passenger station In New York, corner Etk
street and Iolrth avenue ftf.. ode nj :

NJIW YoRK AND uEw HAVEN RAILROAD
IN Passenger station In New York, corner Etk
street and loGrth eysuue- gtf.. t.l-. sl.ff j
.al, TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
Tor HeW Haven and B<fdseport-t,s N y n 80
.. M la.D (Ex.hstBx.D, SO, So, aud O. Rx.p,
For Mlsosd, etsstserd, fairfield, Southport.
and Wssteort07, uSn n $50 and - 70,
Nx.l,S 80: =. 3; and ixgp a;
80. 80, 81 %. end 8 - , N. q ..ris ie|T >
For etanfond-s, a *. Q. m; Il ID
(ExD, RI $50, 43e, SO, 30, and "a NJ
For Port Chester and Intermedis etc etations-7,
go, ll.sO .. ms $50. 30, sN. go, sad p.n.
-QniOET OOHueofIuQ TRAIxs. 49,
Ter Boston va eDrangn ela-8 y. n, IL. > >.
OK ,. .. For Beseea Wa Shore kins--s 40,
eiIk cf ssstsort 40 sprinsasla-s. tI..onsa
NJ gessseStlcss kit % s.ssre.s s.u.. trr.p
ri L. :. @ 1sssrsai. -. 10 Northan stcn.
vcr nastistA, Rrcvtdsecsi and ftshktn n. B.
~ H. SsIsss New .Leed.n sna stoaInstoa
BeIfroo6-Sa N; ~ o. and .. M. -.
fof Canal xailresd- Us ., n. % Northamp-
ier Hsss.sssic end nsssstssk nsilrsss--sa.
yor Dsabury ana Rer~aik =. 8.-'. s-N q N:
= u:S%sa,..s s,e.Dips osu sssaeh.a .es %
n JAMS 4. HoTr,ssSsrsasssssss.
FEw iaE ~ ffvrfUJ tHnH Faf1 --1t 80 81
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C4S6t &. 49, ys.:ls s 81 Sqs34 - 9.
- 1872 = Ei: . r - q
"a hsH 80 .ssotJg vsi gths - Fsa--f sFrs
tss 81 saovsd q SGgBa z @ aJA 49, ~ 4
IA ts 81 .Gfss-ts iae
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NETRoPoLlrAs PArEsT ,-

NITROPOLlTAN PATENT
ISl -, STEAM BAKERY.
347 street, between ~ and 9Th streets.
Furnished with Acksnzies Splendid Heel Oven
an, nna re most sIyro msShipeIy. using none but
eIs msnufactu red ct this sstSbIishmepf are sune.
Tiof to any stotoIs offered in tni: market: We
s'N" MIX sfs q GtHiiFo"' A varieties;
very choice Gn sJtisls, fESm sslest family -four.
From WelchS femiiv Snne' sorsS
40 eeHntfY. =.
~ go. SODA OBACKBRS,
e.. kXtrs fine. from higt sredes extra four
IN Als9; the e tHSiioylng g andsrd varieties:
'B UTrERH CnRxtKKRs, EFs,
.-f OkAOKEk DUST, 81
..zs f 9IA9Hkkx EnHLAHPfssss
We are Alss supply ing Grooers and F.miiies
Win Havenusrs well kpown FAMILY BRBAD.
re l2-lm THO. HAVENNER. 3iT street,
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,,s insiEnsn kxpres arrives daily. An other
VI fssse ngers leaving Lock Haven att m ana
whamspsn st 40 .. m, reseh Phil "a slpiis.
n N. OF cars, {. ON Wiiliansb orr. ~
The fennsylyan Railroad Company vii noe
sume any Iist Tor Begesge, except for Wesrfps
~; hsh .hs poaiars Ia value. Al Baggage exceed
the owpsr; unless taken by specfsi Contract A VI
ror igrfher infor q alton, apply 70 .h
,1 1vnN ~ ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 63l Chest.
,sAMOEL b. wALLAC Tickle. A..,, a, IN.
AN EMIGRANr TRAIN runs daily. except
For iuII partic.l.r. .s 70 far. ana .ce,,o,.
tions apply TO F2ANCIS FINK, I37 Dses 81
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u Oh AOUNT v'BRHON,

-r Po;omdc Ferry COMPANY,
Scream Sired Whdn,
WasAsasfea, February rs, 1861.
The steamer will leave the Company Q w harf,
d = = q ubh strest: e y o'clock. on -
and sATTRbATNgKEf Nc, Hsrcid
ID for MOUNT VERNOU,
Rsturnine, the boat will arrive at3p m
Isre q 80, including admission to the MAE.
fe 2s-At WILLIAM d COLT, President. q
SfEAMaR WILSON SMALL
- b FOk THE EASTERN SHORE.
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RY C0OPBB B. LATIMEB. Auctioneers.
- Late clerk. with jas q. Mcclure a 90 y
Southwest corner Of Penns yivania ave ana iitf
street, Star Once Building
TE Ss11 e s4AhrI9F vHIneRoy.p psor

hkrY Oh THs 1sLANb Ar HUO rioN.
~ o. lsSs and recorded In Libsr ]. a B. No
~ Ioii9s 20 s, and ., one OF the land records
lie auesion, on the premisss, at ave O'Clock ). m,
fs n s M MarchlI l:1, next, Lot pu abered
Philips sub of part of sri ginal Lot Ne i2j two
30, square nnmsered hve hundred and eighty one
teSll The above property ~ situa tsd on the east
i nee o. % street west, near virgiais avenue and
Terms One hAE eash, balaaos In SIX and twelve
months With interest from day Of sale sec ured bv
S SiS o. Mnst On the property. 4 deposit Of $50
VIII DC IeIaifed iron the purchaser ct, time OF
sale All convey snciDs and re venue stamps d Coat
OF purchaser. .ooss
WIN B. pRINKARD, Trustee
fe ls..od6ds OO0PIR La rIMER, Ancts
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TOLD r11eSA eno essortme mt Of 0oI6 Pam.
~ xsncu o., g.. for eale q mans fsct1rSri =
Ssse~' tesW seaf 1oA00k SAYfO6,
.sl-EE3t = ngs dftf fsatso
.ss % lI.aoa gssnE tF.s
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Rf W.. wALL,A co !, Auctionsers, :
~ VrfgfeI hofee and Carriage Bayaar,
50 louisiana avenue

eALs OF H0RsBS, CARRIAoEs, HABNuss,
On SATURDAY sORSEGitse. March , :. n
scIh We will sell. at the Bazaar, . number OF
Ssaoie Carrfaee and Work Hsrscs Q full desert D.
uon ~ sale,) CON prising about = :. : -
$500 SIXTY HORSES. -
many seoe Worn. Saddle and Harness Horses.
Zen goeo az Farm or wora Horses from the conn
Two very fine Bay Horses. Tea. A-TEsE as.s
One thorough bred Bay works IN any harness
perfectly sound aud gentle, war ranted AZ re ..
IesshIed, tse 70 perry OF gentleman having
A NUM- Der Of Mules go Il - p g
oHe second hand family Carriage, net long In use
ALsO,
4 large collection Of New and second hand BnS
gee ~ ckaways, Carriages, Wagons and otheer
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built In this city.
New and Second hand b arness Saddles. Csrriasa.
&C.. at private sale
81 Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and
re "a l. - W. L. WALL q co.. Auots,
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P.o1ssoollnlD, 3I7fs SIH14Es

Yso1poFlp 3f koYA4E t.rr.re 30
s Hn,e a md sseSEed By the sssls q the
6Siiees Of HsSicsnsse 81: rsrts. and the imperial
,tSssnsr ao: !, g o. sdsetuel remedy Cor r.
= f1sss@a1s H. ' Sc. q
I'd TIE Hssseo.S ne Of GoIe Va, OuSsbs. ~
2n.Sst.,Ix. No = the infallibls remedy tor iii
NE Sse Of msrsay ssd aslstsrious
Each Preparation 10 In the form q . uaovt .rr..
able Losenes geesrsd fren ne effssss 81 cIi.
@ s snd Snanaes g ssnosDhsrs n tin ca5ss, al
~ eecn Or Tour " oAses In one for o., and N a.
c. e. sn1c saytnS % Divided % ssparafe doses
a., To- !" VsiDsau. sstiamsnds. Boux,
- heAs::.s "a .sssil b. DR.. BARLOW, 10. ia
: e 8 81 s also q 3 to.p =. e.o 30,
svsnae. corner nth s. -. -. - = ~
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RY D. l.. WELLS 4 90, AuctIonee-s
- N. w. corner 10th ana atreet.

MIssORs, LACE AND BRoOaTELLFF t 1fr
TAiHS; BRUSSELS ChKPETs. W-LNuH
I'm -tkSiftks, &C.. AZ F AsR 6Sst ~
ON MONDAY, the fth day OF March ,s,. =, /,
O'Clock q "a we shall sell at house No. I'D ist,
stree, wet between aud north, cas-, Nd i' ~
VIE s uSs'ore ana Effects contained In said he Sc
Rosewood .Sd. Case Piano Forte So octave. YER,
French nd P,s.s Mirror Gilt frame, With Bracket.
Brussels Ingram and yenitian Carpets. Rur.
Walnut sofss, Size and Easy Chairs, in Hal,
Walnut and Oak Chamber Sets 4,r
Wardrobes TOILET Sets Bed Linz NJ .nd rabies
E FLANK ss's Ssminert.bies, aud 09uuterpanes
Heir. shack, End Cs,ion 1T Top po ~s.ite,.e.
si.-k waInHt Extension Dining Table fl's
S Mird:oI ana OAK f' 1inllss w cs.r.
ooohinn ,.n ffrier, and Chamber Stoves, with
Silver plated Castor, Spoons. and Cutlery
Snlns, Gsss snd Crocksry Ware
Aho, large ,9t Kitchen Requisites, too numerous
fe % iinteiI D. L. WELLS CO., Au....
n TH0S. BOWLING, Auct Georgetown.
1XoELLEsT HOUSEHOLD FURKIrURE
k kSsHhsMv0p piAkO. OFFICE FURNir6Kss'
TinN iNs ihoN SAFE, &C, &C., AT AUG
OR HosDAY MORNING, March .h, =, 10
yIn d VIII seIi, AZ the residence of the late
Wn une1in. NO 40 Cay street, between Oousress
ana ana. sshin sfon streets. Georgetown, the Henss'
noid ufn l6ure &c consistfng in part Of
AAeeness NJ sewood Pisno, talmsst new,) Stoo,
mm ~. Hsircioth Chairs and Sofa, -..
Hamssk and Lace Gurtsins Coruices and Shades
Lrensh Plate Gilt Frame Mirrors D""'e'
a1oee,s s,y MsTtie-to Center, Pier and Side To-
f Msshss.n, Bureaus, BeSstsaa.. wardrobes, &c
Nicleth Ard Mating s- a.
reath.r Beds. Beddins, and Mattresses ....
w anGt Exte sion and othsr Tsbles. Sid eboard Ac
M snTssny SECRETARY and BOOK CASE
Gas ffxturss, french Clock DC ...r..
Crockery and Glassware b.. ~
Large COOKING and other Stoves. ~. ....
me htioh. " VIZ W
Terms cash. THOMAS DOwLiNU.
fea3 INTEL = lfA Auctfoneer
10y COOPER A la TIMFR- Arcftona.-- -
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M. -NoSfoOM.RY JoHNs' Ro1 TsiSo
lIAND DAY SCHOOL fOK BOYS Yin D ua,.,s
nSpee - Third session Feb 9th; AZ miles vi
tsIsi 6eii:ss go III AfPs s d
s,,: Tes sSeytos , sss FIR FIR
~ Myal nVN TSOnIkx J0HAo, q. d. Pot 81.
M address. a'sstsyiii', Prince George. esSns,
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PhilsdelDhia Express leaves daily An 49,
trains cAy- except SUNDAY ~ eaner
Pesser gers by Mail Train "a % win,.--.
Sathcut shsnse Of care, and arrive at LocS h.
Passeeg.rs BY Mail frsin 20 70 caru.,
onsnai erss1i without change OF car. A1
S.ieeEng Gar tickets can be bad ~, application
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bn-st'
RT W. L. WALL Il CO., Auction sara

,;i "a, sAT 7, sDz 3D.. q ssIss = aisss. .e
Hssss And Lot Hssstea, on Sd Efsss. xssa Il
square 6zs. The lot contains about / - fset N
Tern, 0p.-sat.d cash. bslsnoe in .sisi and
With interest, .scaFsd by desa II trust. Con,
's,eMae ed and stan e fs 'Srsfspsrt * ssose.
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AUCTION SALES.
u CR0WN

Kr CkUWN, WALKEB 90, AuctioneeFs
Ior.ss., - pubass .sStics Oh sEI q { March .
tse1 o'clock p-Ryy . three HRe-eed brick
front HOUSE. eestatsinerl& roons, vss throagS.
gut frostng n ts<t on 9Th stress. run aina hsS Is
iess ss.s cen suo streets. e Ak
= fsSmi 6ss ssi e.hses n 4 and !.
cash when the 'rSIs,;{ I. sPS SIs sdSsn
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IN THE SUPREME COUIrUV raE Ola.
Y - fklOT OF COLUMBIA,
TINS ID day Of January, LSd7,
ratr1ck Wbfee and Andrew J..
JOY e, complaipalts,
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ssssasi- - sE-ai =. I7-L z0F ggIaAI(s
.sz.1a 81 = siss aol .s,sg ~ .-sIEa al ~
-G0sF3f aCzaHs al a.
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NJ A / l. j DIS -------- =
u dHOOOLATs DE FANTASTIC.
IT BOABONs

n ALL L B DIS 4E
CHOOOLAT PAR EXeELLENCE,
This Triple Vanilla CHOOoEATE ~ .nnssio,
IN quaOV and navor to any other made in thfe
country, and u prepared especially for table use
-- NV. BUkOHILL
-. cefner 18th and r streefs
80 "a. aaaa.F under Bbbitt Homie.
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,'iss s:sss AZ ss I'd fi ss.s ::'s =.

Eolrokaq % h00a-9fAH s'faI5itrhgF
.EeLgA- zosAaH "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10
NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC, AND ESPECIALLY ALL
i persons who have herstosors transacted busi.
ness with WELLS, FARG0.k 90, arc notified
that . consolidation Of interests and business DO.
tween WELLS. FARdo- Co. TIE Pho.
OVERLAND NAIL AND EXPRESS 90.
THE OVERLAND NAIL Co, THHUNuTEn
STATES EXPRESS 90, AND THE AMER.
loan EXPRESS CO., has taken place, and
been effected under Q Charter granted 81 ,the
Territorial Lesslaturs Of Colombo. and dat al
ne 1usi1s.. hsssssfors dens, ey ether StAsss
tween New York, San Franeisco add &hius
Sea-, VII hefeaftsr boz carried en,byiVHLGg..
fAR00Lk CO., under The At ofIacorporatiou
refe4fsd te.to sa2 sJGiys LOUIS ,NcLfNM.ia
~ Prssidsnt q " Sla, HsxeeE Ga. /,
New York, Dse 10, lsee 20 4aa lAz.in
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10

c..u,v M Steyens is
TI1ppEus So;cs iiss an airUun,
an old man WIN O's u;.b scarcely sny
doing great eSeea" ,hs ssntIemsn who
sound. tefha nap the chair heard what
ASSISTED a n 80 MIGHT the dozen in front
ne said, anu 50 l].s;isnce. and pre-
VINO keps Sodv s,se from listening,
venting an! ;hs COMPANY gave it up
but the resi- 1 rrs s to the reporters to
as noPti un cold neIt morning. In per-
serve II I up so.a Mr.. Stevens is unat-
soma and fsvors rather the conclu-
s;oU Of his Conservative enemies than
S SION Radical |" ! admirers. He labors under
t n,s d;ssdyantage met by all elderly
.ar,s wbo wear wigs; the aged look Of
PP;s FACE demands white or iron-gray hair,
nd ths barber, disagreeing with nature,
L.S..sw,.a Il with the inevitable reddish
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10

J0Hs suaaArr /. IS years of age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10
r,xvx = were walking along

Two DRUNKEN MEN were walking along
the canal tow-path at oswego, n. y, a
GU NIGHTS since, and q Of them feit
;e so .hs water. His companion caught
hold of what he supposed to be an am !,
and called for aid. When neip cnme -
aus found that he had the man by tns
,sa' keeping his head under WATER anu
life had fed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10

tbs Chicago Tribune OF Tnursas'
says: "a remarkable event took place
last night at the Clark street Methodis'
Episcopal Church, where a prayer meet
ing was being held by the members Of
the congregation. During the course
of the proceedings q Roman Catholic
priest-the Rev. Father Kenny, of Du'
buque-arose and formally renounced
his faith in presence of the congrega'
ton. Father Kenny has oficiated fol
several years past Mt Dubuque"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10

WHY Is the top of a bald mans 2
like the North Poief oe'
great bear (bsrs) place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-10
TRUNK.

nELoNaNe TO A LADY IN VIRGINIA
h CITY, and which was given In charge OF .
Lob Express wagon 70 be brought TO Gold Hi,
about ten days ago, he. not been called for Sy
the owner. Its whersebouts can Dc nesfa OF ~
s~nniyiur 10 James Nslvills, Gold Hill Express
NaioA. JaS-n
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

Poor PEOPLE AND Poor Mon,
EY.-henry Ward Beech er, mot long
since, preached sermon in which
the following passage occurred:
In all the troubles ana mischiefS
that arise from false weights and
spurious currency, it is usually the
poor that suffer the most. Here is
a spurious quarter of a dollar. The
merchant in whose hands it chances
to be, ou.hlleSSly, Of course, for
merchants are lways honest! pass.
es it to the trader, and he Seeiug it
does not look quite right, hut not
thinking it worth while to Scrutin.
ice it too closely, passes it to the
grocer, and he, glancing at it and
not liking the Looks Of it exactly,
but not wishing to be over partiCu
lar, and saying, 81 took it, and /
must get rid OF it," passes it to the
market man and he, saying, lit
might as well he kept travelling
passes it, as he is jOurneying to the
CONDUCTOR and he, knowing that it
is not good, but disliking to say
anything TO the man. says TO him.
self, Il will keep it and give it to
somebody else" and passeslt to the
sewing woman. She is poor, and a
pei son that is poor is always watch.
ed, and when she o.Lers it, it is dis.
covered to lie spurious, and is re.
fused; and she looks at it and says:
1T is nearly my whole days wages I;
but it is counterfeit, and of course
must not pass 1t, and she burns it
up, and so is thc only honorable one
among them all. Bad bills, spuri.
Gus currencies, almost always settle
On the pooc at last.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05
Bradford, May I'd, 1867.
NOTICE.

TIVE BRADFORD BANK WHOSE CHAR.
i ter terminated June L. 1853 give notice
tuat the outstanding bllls ui said Bank will be
rcueeined by }. ". bAlChELDEk, al his
Un,et; and ia hs absence by. HUBBARD
" klGll ut his av cling house IN Bradford,
VT. ior cue year nom December IL, le16, ac.
ooIding to the following act:
An act in relation to the redemption Of Bank
Notes
ltiS h.reby enacted, dc
Sic. !. Aitei the expiration Of the charter
oi any bank chartered by this State. or alter
the termination Of the existence OF any such
bank. agleeubly to the laws Of this State,sucI
Uanh may cause notice to be published IN all
TIE weekly newspapers OF the county where
such bahk is located. Tor one iull wear, setting
loith that sniu bank will redeem It's o. siaIlu.
ing bills the day OF the cal ration OF jcnar.
tti VI the date Ui the Termination vi /, eXis.
fence and copy OF this act And upon due
lubiitatiOn uf such notice, neither such bank
hoi lts officers shall be liable 10 any action Tor
the hOilledtnliiOn VI any Of Its outsiaud.
ing Dills, unless the same shall have been duly
presented, and paynIens thereof demanded
within the year aioiesaid at the banking house
vi said buLk.
SIC. =, Alter the expiration of the charter,
OF all or the termination ui tile existence OF uuy
such bank ~ aforesaid. such bank shall cehss
to he subject to the operation, or liable 10 the
PROVISIONS VI the siS y.third section OF chap!
Ter eighty.nine of the General Statutes.
SIC. s. This net shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 10. 1895.
,,, w. pATCliELDEn, cLasier.
pf"aiord' Dec w. ioeo' 5.yl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

Most business men ave familiar
with the printed endorsement ON the
envelopes ofa majority af business
letters nowadays: AFT not Gated foc
in ten days the Postmaster will
please send this letter back" 10 the
writer, &c. a Schenectady man has
got up a new endorsement on cnve.
lopes, which is IN Improvement
!. runs thus: "If Mr Blank don't
pay the bin in this dunning letter
witbinten days, the Postmaster may
open this and send US the money"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

A PEDDLER ON THE CAMDEN AND
ANBoY RAILRoAD.-"And then,
there were the peddiers, bought
out the popcorn boy to get lid OF
him, because I was trying to COM
rcsea poem for young lady's album
and did not want to be disturbed.
But he came right back with stock
of peanuts, I took a few and hur-
ried him away, aud lie returned
with some ice cream, candy and pea
nuts together hut / invested atonce,
because an inspired rhyme had been
born to me andI wanted TO SET 1t
down before it slipped by me. men
the scoundrel came back with 10
bacco and cigars, and ftefWaids
with oranges, imitation ivory wins
ties, fig.paste, and apples; and then
be went away and WAS gone some
time, and | was encouraged TO nope
the train had run over him. Such
was not the case. He was only keep
ing his most indignant Outra seto the
last lie was getting his literature
ready.
And from that time forward that
degraded youth did nothing but
march from one car TO another, and
atflict the passengers with specimen
copies of the vileSt blood aGd thun.
der romances on earth. ''Lionel
Warburton, or the Peljurer's DOOM
Godiray de Lansly or the Despcra-
does Revenge'-these were some
OF ths ..lildest works, and on their
backs were pictures OF stabbing af
trays and duel3, and people showing
other people down precil ices, and
wretched w0odcutS of women being
rescued from terrific perils Of all
possible kinds and they were always
women who were so cIimnally
homely that any rightminded man
would take q placid satisfaction III
seeing them suffer a sudden and Vi.
olent death. But that peddler boy
peddled these atrociOus books right
along for hOurstogether, and | gave
mp my poem at last, and devoted all
my energies to driving him away
and trying to say things that would
make him unlappy.-Mark Tltain.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

Said one student to another,
whom be caught swinging scyth,
most Justify in a field OF stout grass,
Frank, what makes YOU work for n
living. A fellow with your talent
and abilities should not be caught
engaged in hard labor. | III, an to
get my living by my Wits well,
Bill, You can work with duller tools
than can, was the reply.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05
They are Warranted 10 Girc Salts
faction

Hear what an old lady says Of tho Ditters
81 have been troubled for the past twenty
years with Liver Complaiut-ha have tried ali
kinds OF preparations that were recommended
for that disease, but found no permanent re.
lief until obtained bottle of your Mandrake
bItters, which helped me much. ! continued
their use until had taken three bottles, and
nov am happy 10 say am woll-havc not en-.
ioyod so soud health iortweity years as now"
another writes:
~ have long been afflicted with sick head.
ache, and IN vain applied to physiciaus tor
hep. found no lasting benefit uutu was
persuaded to give your bittegs a trial They
helped ne at once. Aud nov, alter taking
but one bottle, am well"
An old nan, minister Of the Gospel says
81 have for man, wears been troubled wit ]
costiyeness-have taken many kinds Of ncdi
cine, some OF which seemed to help me for a
short tyne, but We're really injurious 10 me
hualiy tined your Mandrake Bitttrs They
have cured me--uy bowels are now a. regular
rs when was young. ! can cheeriu!lv rec
ommeuded them 70 those afflicted"
Another middle aged man says.
Il have been troublcu with Jaundice for
long time sour Mandrake Bitters have cured
ne"
Another says:
nave tiled every thing could hear Of
ior inward, OF blind piles, but found no relief
until purchased bottle OF your Mapd,ukr
bitteis, aud am happy to say they have cur.
ed me. II was not faith, for had no iaitb in
them" -" -
Another writes
! would go ten mics, aud pay dollar for a
single dose OF your Mandrake Bltters for a ga
lhaitic, II could not get them without--they
leave tue bowels in such good conditiun-don'
leave them costivo, as iS the case with all 9th
er physic which have triedn
Another writes;
They arc a great regulator Please scnd
US doScd bottles by cxpIces We coll,ot oh
tain them III the Nrst"
They viii euo Dyspepsia, sure Ia,
uchr1y, your food Won't hurt YOU, if Won
Will take the Mandrake Bitters Those tr6u6
led with Chronic DiurrhGn will ful
~ these u sure cure,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05
Probate COur's,
Bradford Distfi''

DRoBA1E Couh1s WILL DE- t.aiS'
i within ai,u iol the Dietiiet VI
Tor the year ensuing, Us iollows l",d % y
AT the liOtltr House, ~ o'nuiy apd NJ
I'd tuesdays III January, MAY guy a
TENDER. uo., fnIltt' \
At the Probate Once, IN mc" aud ih
the second hesduy in Dr,cnpe 6robet i.
Tuesdays IN February, Apiii hh ~ lie .OISyg
AT the Hotel. IN Last Coz ib'p,vnd Novpv~
days Of March, June, Autust, IN Efrs"
West Fairlcc, Dee. lNa, --
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

= There nre IN the city of philadel.
pliia, about 100 printing offices, en-.
ployiDg about 1900 men and 300
boys. There are eleven daily news.
papers, 80 weekly, - semi weekly
nod montbly.--Gj papers in all
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

Young man, are you waiting for
some door 10 open into n broad and
useful future Don't wait. Select
your door and fly it open even
though you get your fingers piLch
ed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

REGISTERS OF BANKRUpTcY.-.
We understand that the Office OF
the Registered Bankruptcy for the I'd
district is TO be- located at Irasburgh.
Who is 10 have the appointment is
more than We can say.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

There are 1851 homeopathic ply.
ncians in the country now, against
40 In 1913, but the average Of hu!
man life isn't pereptibly longer.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

The Finnegan MURDER case was
disposed Of in the Lamoille County
Court by the acqnttal of Mcdowell
and son. The Newsdealer approves
the verdict of the jury.