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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15
To GONsuIsl.,tiVcs.

rINHE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RE
i stored > health in few weeks. 10y very
s,mI." remedy, after having suffered several
wears with a severe lung affection. and that
drcd disease. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to make
known to III, fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To all who ,ir-irc it ne will send copy of
the prescription used free of charged, with
the directions for preparing and using the
sane. which they viii ind SURE cure fDr CON
stump inn iyhp,u, BroHchctis Sc. The only
Object uf the advertiser IN sending the Pre-
Scriptiuu j.. to hcucdt the afflicted, and spread
information which he ,oncciycs to he invaua-
hlt aud he hopes every sufferer will try his
rcmc'ly, rs it will cost them nothing, and may
prove II blessing.
Parties wishing prescriptions will please
address Rev EDN ARD A. WILSON
2l.dn- Wilhamsburgh Kings Go. ny
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Wonderful but True.

Madame Remington. the world-renowneh
A.frologist and SonImbulistic Clairvoyant
hile in a clairvoyant state delineates the very
features of the person you are to marry. and
by the aid of AN instrument of intense power
produce perfect and life-lilie picture of the
future husband or wife of the applicant, with
date of marriage. occupation. leading traits of
character, sc. This is no imposition, as testi-
monials without number can assert. By stat
ing place of birth, age, disposition. color of
eyes and hair. and enclosing fifty cents. and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself YOU
will receive the picture by return mail. togeth-
cr with desired information
Address in confidence. Madame Gertrude
Remington, i. o. Box 291, West Troy, NY
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NHISIN EISS
AND
vi q / ST \ Gil Els !

EORt ED To grow upon the suJSuthrst face IN
| from three to live weeks By using Dr.
Scvigur'- kr>turatucr CaWlarc. the most
wonderful discovery ia modern scicncc, acting
upon the hoprd and hair in an almost nraru-
lnus meuror 1t has been FUSED hy the clt" of
Paris and London with the most hattering sue
cess Names of all purchasers willie register
cd. and if entire satisfaction is not given IN eN
cry instance. the monty viii be chccrfu.ly re
funded Price by mail. sealed and POSTPAID
a. Descriptive circulars and testimonials
mailed free. Address BERGER SHUTS X
co. Chemists. No. 80 River Street, Troy, y.
\. sole agents FOR the United States.
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1By the use OF
tlB aSTEs.u.AR's
WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL.

pie Non.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
IN use. for giving the skin beautiful pearl.
like tint. that Is only found IN youth. " quick.
ly removes Tan, frpckleS. rmples, rlotehcs,
Moth Patches. Salowucrs Eruptinnn aud ali
impurities Of the skim kindly healing the
same leaving the skin white aud clear ~ ala.
hasicr. 1t. Use can not be detected by the
closest scrutiny, aud being vegetable prepn
ration i,pcricctli hafnIess. u Is The only
article of the kind used 10y the French. and "a
considered 10y the parasinn a. indispensable to
u perfect toilet Upwards " 10000 BOTTLES
were sold during the past year. sufficient
guarantee OF lie efficacy. Price only 80 cents
sent hy mail, post paid, on receipt OF an order
by BERGER, SiIt'TTsS Co, Chemists,
M River street, Troy, \, Y.
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E.\RNIEOR SALE,

JIllE - B>IEIBEE. Will -,ll lis taru. I'D.
L ua;rd ia Couu,h. ga Ia, roal beading
from IN, Gopher miu,- to bradford, about
milr am" halt from the mines. Said farm
cont ms fity five acres of land. a good Brick
Hon - and ali noe, ,>arN out buildings, "a -plrn-
dld Wood lot. two good sugar orchards. APP
re orchard and il very pleasantly located Ia
good urig'lborhoud and near school house:
n water at house and barn. " pleasant
= nd Convenient home II can not be hrat.
1NSLEl DOW.
toriuth. March H. lS6. l0vJ
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER.
SHIP.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN. that the CO.
~ partnership heretoiore existing under
the Firm Of Darling 4 Divoll, l. this day dis
solved. by mutual consent and all the notes
and accounts are placed in the hands of J h
Darling. for collection Immediate payment
Is requested to save cost.
j. X. DARLING.
&. L. DINOLL.
East Coril tn. Vt. March !, $50. 3gw3
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y HkNUiOED DlsTNItT, -.
In Probate Court holden AT Farlcr.
within and tor said district, on the n day OF
March. \. u. 1851.
Alexander Mcl.auo. administrator on the e.
tate OF Jesse Johnson. late OF FairIec. in said
district, deceased, makes application to -did
court to extend the time heretofore allowed
him to pay the debts due from sand estate and
10 rcudcrl, administration account until some
future day: Whrrcupon, it i, ordered by sAiG
court, that said application be- heard at the
Probate office in Fairlp,, on tha 23d day of
March 1861 and. il j. further ordered, that
notice be given to all peers us concerned, 10y the
publication of this order ma the National Opin-
ion. printed at Bradford. Vt. three weeks sue.
ccs>ircly, before said hearing.
BY the Court
Attest. \. II. GILMORE. Judge
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Probate Courts,
IS,.utlloI'di tbI~tiIct.

,,pou,rr cotRrS WILL w HOLDEN
,,i,i,i,, and for The District 81 bradford.
t,, tIr wear ensuing ~ follows, via;
Al thc Trottcr House, ~ Bradford, on the
"a Iursda,s ~ January, May, July. aud Sep
ttmbcr, a., a.,
,be -cronl Tuesday III Deccmbo. and the I'd
lucsduls III February, April aud October.
At the Hotel, IN East torinth, ON the ID Tues,
daya Of March. June, August, aud November.
ALNAii BEAN Epgiucr.
Wc., feirlce, Dec |, lsc6
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COMPREHENSIVE

rT,HE UNDERSIGNED, have this day formed
l copartnership tor the Transaction of
a Retail Merchandise business, under the stylr
of Darling q Evans.
J. X. DARLING.
WELLSR. EVANS
East Coriuth. Vt, March 1. ls61
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CuMyilSSIONERS' NOTICE.

ILONZO LESLILN LNIIIE.
'HIE SUBSCRlBERS, having ccnappointed
l by the Honorable Probate Court for the
Di-tIini of Bradford. Commissioner. to receive,
examine aud adjust al claims aud demands of
all persons. against the estate ut tlon-o Leslie,
late of New burr, in said District, deceased,
represented nsolvent, aud the term of six
months from tho llth day of February lS6'
being allowed by said Court to the creditors OF
said deceased, toexhihit and prove her claim,
before Us Give notice. that Wc Will attend to
the duties OF 0uF appointment At ia" Town
Clerks Oihcc in NcWGury, in said District, on
the 18th day of March and 9TH day of August
next, at one o'clock in the Afternoon, on each
of said DAYS.
GEORGE +. BALDWIN I c,m,rs
II W. BAILEY
Newbury, Feb. llth, ID, lNor
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FREE TO EVERYBODY.

\ Lnrg" Is Pr Circular giving information of
ihn greatest Importance To the young OF both
sexes, II teaches how the homrly may become
beautiful, the dcspi~cd respected, aud the for
sakeu loved. W young lady OF gentleman
should fail to send IN n address AID receive
u copy post paid. by return mil
Addres, = q. Drawer u.
3SmG Troy. y Y
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FOR SAT.IL,

vl'IE SUBSCRIBER offers for ,ai. hi. resi-
4 dencc in the village OF Bradford near the
Vermont House good Bric.l iinu,r. Barn
The buildings are all in excellent repair Good
running water at house and barn and cistern
for soft water. This is one of "a. most dcsira-
bic locations in the village AND n rare chance
for any one wishing to pur' hasc village res
idcncc
q. }. GAFFIELD.
bradford, March = lSG. 3'wJ
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To Farmers.

\ Full SFooK Of
ScytheS, Forks, Hay and Hand
RakeS. Shovels. Hoes. Iron Bars,
Wool Irvine, Sheep Shears. But
ter Tubs, and best Dairy salt.
At the lowest market prices. w
pRlCHiRD.
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LEVI CDLLINN ESTATE.
-, II I'!s or We ~ VI ONT


~ BlNll ORD DISTRICT, -;
At probate cour; hgid at West Fairlcc with
in and toI said district, on Inc ETH day Of Feb
ruarN. i. y. l~G,. John s.. Collins one of the
Administrators ON the estate of Levi Collins,
late VI toriHth, in said District, DECEASED,
makes application 10 sa.d Court tor license to
sell all OF the real estate Of said deceased Of
which hc died seized aud possessed within thi,
state. To wit
The Home farm of which said deceased died
seized and possessed. containing about lJO
acres otlaId. and about L. acre. oil pa,turm-
in said Corinth. WhcrcupoH. it is ordered by
said Count. that said application come under
consideration aud be heard At session of said
Court to De holden at West Flrlee in said
District. on thc 81 Tuesday of March \. u.
$50 and thai all persons interested in said cs-
tate be notified oi the time and place hearing,
by causing the same t. he published three
weeks successfully in the National Opinion
a newspaper published al Bradford VI. before
said time OF hearing, that they may appear
and 1T said time and place,.it they see cItsc.
object thereto.
BY the Court.
Attest. ALNAH BEAN. Register
a true copy of record. 3Sw3
Attest ALNNl BEAN, Register.
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4. ~. WILSON.
PHYSICIAN ANp SURGEON.

=
BRADFORD, VERMONT.
KElrBENCHS.--lI. T.. Watson. NJ u. New
bury, Vt, Prof. \. b. Crosby, y H. NJ. u
Hanover \. IL. pisi Crosby. NJ. ID. Hanover
II. Office, over II d. & G.. S stevens.
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TIVE SUBSCRIBER will SCI at Public Auc
ton at the Nrwbury House, Ncwbury, VT.
on Wednesday, March ~, lSb1, Five ar six Val
liable Building Lots, on Main \ Pine streets
100 acres of Wood and Timber land, South of
the Old County Road, about - acres of Timber
Land, being part of lot No. B. lin Hundred
acre Lots. in Ncwhury 100 acre Lot No %, in
New5urN. ON this Lot j. u Good Sugar Place
and Sugar House, 100 Tin Buckets, Sap Hold
cI>. Kettles Ne, Nc. \ reservation of the
Stone aud Slate on Lot in Lisbon Y. H..
known Hs the "Whc,stone Ledge" now under
lease for two years. IL acres of land and a
Mil privilege on the South Branch Of the Am
mau0osac River, near the North lisbon Rail
road Depot. Terms of SalcOnc quarter down,
the balance by tie first OF Nov, next, with in
tcrcst annually.
JOSEPH ATKINSON, For Executors.
Also, nj Private Sale, Ny home Farm. con
>istiuo OF about sixty five acres VI intervale,
Buildings and home Pasture, also hill Pasture
and Wood Land of TOO acres, called the "Wa al
lace Hill Pasture" Also about 50 acres of
Wood and Timber Land, known rs the col.
Her lot Also = cottage hotrSc and barn, with
about acre OF land, ON "Iia2en,' Palmer
or "khuball' Avenue. Also the Medicinal
Spring property, with about acres of land
| and buildings adjoining. Also, in the town of
Littlcton, \. H.. about 500 acres of wood and
timber land. i0acrcs, known as the Rowe
land - acres known n the Carpenter lot y
i2t acres, known rs the "Bcktord lot" Il.
acre. w. ~ Range !, 80 acres. No. II Range
/ ll2 acres. No. :. Range !, IL acres, LOT No. D.
Range ., 50 acres, lot No :, Range = l2j acres
/ lot No, =, Range 3 - acres, near Alansor
| Fnri's ~ acres. called the Cedar lot near Rob
/ ms farm. Also. in the town of Rumncy, y. It,
/ about l010 acres of Wood and Timber land be-
Ing lots aud parts of lots rs follows: 100 acres
/ lot No. 10. Rauged Il. 900 acres lots No 10 aud II
Range !. loo acres, lot No. TO- Range 3, 30t
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.
ct AIE OF WEIR NO y T.

~ BRADFofoD DISTRICT, S.:
In Probate Court. holden AT West Fairlcc.
within and Tor sand district on the 3lst day of
January, A. II. 1866,
Upon application of Ellis Bliss, Guardian of
Frank Merchant, of Bradford in sad district.
It speudthritt, makes application t" said court
for license to sell the following described real
estate of his said ward. VIZ: \ dwelling house
and the land ON which the same stands, situa-
ted in Bradford. aforesaid, representing that
the sale thereof j. necessary for the support Of
his said ward and family.
Whercnpon, il Is ordered hl said Court that
said application come under consideration and
hc heard At a session of said Court to hc held At
Probate office in Faiilcc in said district. on he
I'D day of February. \. u. 1866, for hearing
and decision thereon;
And is further ordered that all persons interest.
ed he notified hereof hy publication of notice
of said application aud order thereon, three
weeks successfully in the National Opinion,
printed at bradford, before said time Of hear
ing. that they may appear at said time and
place ana 1t they see cause object thereto.
by the Court, Attest
35w3 \. H. GILMORE. Judge
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There comcth glad tding. ofioy to all.
To suung and ~ old, tu great and to small
The beauty which once was 80 precious and
rare,
Is free for all, aud al may be fair
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EXCELSIOR! ENCELSloRi
CHASTELLAR'S
II MR. E\TERMIN ATOR.

To the ladies especially. this Invaluable dc
piiatorv recommends itself rs being an almost
ind -pcA-ihlc article 10 female heauty.Is easily
applied. does not burn or iniure the skin hut
acts directly on the roots. 1t l. warranted to
remove supertuou~ hair from low foreheads
or tromanv part of the body. completely, to
tally aud radically .Ntirpating the same. leay
iug the skin soft, smooth and natural, This l.,
the only article used by the French. and is the
only real cticctuai depittt.,ry in existence.
Price 1jcrut- per package, sent post paid. to
any address, ON leevipt ot an order. ty
BERGER. Sllt' TlS 4 Co. Chemists.
- River St Troy. y.
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.yONIS CL.IRhfS ESTATE.

TINE ,hasir been appointed
l by the Honorable Prubit. Court for the
District of Bradford. Commissioners, to re-.
ocive, examine. aud adjust all claims aud de.
mands of all por."us, against the estate Of
Jonas Clark. late of Nrwbury, IN said District,
deceased, represented iusolycnt, and the term
of six months FROM th. 18th day ID February,
1860, being allowed hy said Court to the credit
rcspectiyc claims before Us; Give notice that
we will attend to the duties of our appointment
nj the dwelling house of orrin Heath In New
bury. in said District. on the 9TH day of June.
and the 9TH day Of september next, at one
o'clock, In the aiternnon, on cnch III said days.
ANDREW RENfREW, (,o,
JAMES CnAMBERLIN, 'o'n'
Newburv, Vt. Feb. lith, \. ID. 1867 3'w3
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BETHEL. VI. MAY ,, 1861
Gentlemen: | consider pE. WI-rAEs BAL
SAM or WILD CIERRl one Of the best cough
remedies ever known. some ten wears since
was affected with very severe disease If Hc
La,1s. ~ In a h1rd cotgh. and wa, considered
ID, ail acquainted with my ease to be in crit
i. u condition. | tried many popular RENE
dies. and took advice of some OF the most
skiIful phv-icJu- in this section OF tine com
tr., hut without any relief | then resortcd
10 the HAl-3un, and the result was mmr' i'tc
aud ucrm.ucut relief Ny hung. hrr
ally weak. have had frequent occasion to
"a. IL since tunt tiu,, and tlWals with the sam,
success alwa,- a., 20 ia my family. aId
recommend il 10 tny friends and n"ghbors.
Yours truly,
IulIN MOODY.
Prepared by SETH W FOWLE \ son, IS
fremont S.. Bo>ton, and ion sale by Druggist,
generally.
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81 EJ.sIIS.

r.'HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD SAY TO ALI.
those wanting slcighs that he has some on
hand, made of the best material, and warrant
ed to give satisfaction, which he viii sell cheat
for cash
HENRY u. BROWN
Bradford Jan. u, 1901
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BEAUTY!
Auburn. Golden, Eiaxcn and


DRODUCED by the use ofrrof. De BRFV Y
i FRlSER LIZ CiENEUN One applicu-
tiuu warranted to curl the mos; straight and
stubborn hair of either sex into wavv iiuglet,,
or heavy massive curl- Has been used By the
iasL.unJbes of Paris and London, with the
most gratifying results. Docs no injury to thc
hair. Price by mail sealed and poStpnd -.
Descriptive Circulars mailed free Address
BERGER SHUTS 4 Co.. Chemists. No. %
River St.. Troy, Y \. sole Agent, for tho
nitcd states.
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New Carriage Shop.

Drive away that cough hyu,ing potN's
Mandrake Bitters.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-01
LuXombure,.

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.on,.,l,;,.i ''i'"' H'" "'""'I ''tI " " E'''"o Q
n,l;,n. i, W. W. =, " ,,,,'' -, ,;" wnln wv,
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Gah,ir,, pn! :, H.; Nv 'u"'"'' ~
! r,,,jlc, IL rn e. U.hIoi,.S. hIn y" Tr,na:' n':
onos,;on o( last no,r wh;ch aos,'i,od 'o1'';, :,
,nc war hot,vnon hn,,,;, on', Isuu i,. -
Tho rn,, cn,so - ,ho J;rc " '"ss'n @ u,
J,nnor auI 90 aham M ,,",.a uI '."s IVES '''''o'
ahort i M 81 ,no,nor ~ r, ,;"n "",' m l"o,o ~ say
nmhmrm ho. % "n an|n;roI sn'' rno, p"| I% l.uN -,
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mo1n = dnchv IN 1a5i ' anl' ~ wa: ""s
nndnr ,ho jon;r;on or;,s ;," a,,ta t'''''F,'r ~,
Ton;s XIV sc;znl ,ho ~ sa'',,,,nm W um"n - :. ~ u
tho Inchv or1 onnnuoJ w t - y, nt,a,'o 49, =
Tho rnm,;,lor hc;no io(t ,ndor ,a,";o "".o
rnle mil thr Troncb Rounl,,;an ,"p"i mi"', ',''
the whnle Of Tmremhurn ~ hoo,nn "'e. =
French nrovincc '''D'
TLn Gonorocn &c v;,, :
Cd ia scnorotn ov;s,enco anI ,'I ,ha ~ ~.
ofthc Ncthcrlan1s hcc,mo NO. 10 ~ Cnan
Dukc Tn nls3O i ;,;nod tho u oI.;a,,a "''
in their revolution and Tho InnInn
Confcrcncc 1;v;1od = bntwoon paI";,,,,'
and rolion1 ,ho nort;ou rnl,;,o 80 nt' ,,n
l,,,c, State bc;pn tho tor,;tonrv ,on
known ag tLc Grond Dnchv or ,,v>n,
buro Tho r;oht Of mo;n,o;n;nn :
oorr;co, ~ T,,vnn,l,,rr, ,,oa noman1n1 -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-01
Funeral of q Fenian.


The Frccmahs's Jownut give the fol,
loving account Of the funeral of Crow
ley, from It's Michelstown correspondent
who writes on the I'd: To-day had an
opportunity Of seeing from the w.ndows
OF the hotel the funeral Of Crowley as it
passed along the main street of tho
town. 1t was certainly an oxtraordina.
ry spectacle, and one that greatly sur.
prlsed the magistrates and others who
came here with tho dying column. First
came procession Of women four deep,
each woman carrying II large green
bouGh then followed a scattered grour
OF women; next the coffin, borne upon
mems shoulders. although hcarso had
been engaged, and was actually in the
procession. The rlumcs wcrc white,
the deceased having been unmarried.
The collin was covered with black cloth,
and on the lid were small laurel branches.
llls sister, who had arrived in the course
o! The morning and claimed the BODY,
walked after the coffin as chief mourn.
cr her head covered with black hood.
She was accompanied by relatives Two
cI"r&ymcn walked alongside, apparently
comforting the afflicted woman. The
procession closed by a body Of men,
who walked silently along. Almost
every shopin the town was partially
closed, as q tribute TO the deccas
Cd
~ shopllccrcr in the town with whom
| was convers;ng on tho subject, and
who had not put up any shutters, said
to me, referring to the display made at
the funeral, "rhat would not be done
for the Earl of Kingston if he were
going to be buried" The family burial
place Of the Gro owlcys is nearly thirty
miles from tins town, and the body
was tod, Will be brought along the road
through The entire country ior tho cn.
"i that distance. Referring to the dc.
ceased mans position in life, and lis
very excellent character, asked a
magistrate how it was such man came
TO be a Fenon. 81 vii! tell YOU, said
he, what hear the towns-proplo state.
lie had an Uncle priest IN this town,
who was Aoggcd III the year 9S l'hc
rancour cngcnlcrcd BY this outrage
sccms to have been cherished il, thc
ioh,ty and 10 hav" made treason m
heirloom with It's lcsccndents. However
oler no comments IN the discharge
OF my duty [ relate what / have heard
on the subject with the view Of account
ing or the strange exhibition OF feeling
made to-day At Tic funeral The sane
shopNccpcr 10 whom have before re-
IHncJ, told me that thcrc would have
bcou much larger attendance Of men
were il not known that the police would
mark all the men who appeared in the
procession. and that it was in consc.
qucnce Of this the women who did not
fear HE police, made the strange demon.
stratjou I have mentioned. The police
speak IL high terms Of The sister ot the
deceased. They say she is evidently
a respectable woman, and acted with
great proHricty. She appeared 10 suC-
Ter poignant sorrow.