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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

IITiiES ~ tTAII.-IitheS, Solong
the curse Of Ireland, have become
part Of the system by which the
Mormon hierarchy raise the ways
and Means Brigham Young, III
adopting them as a system OF taXa-
tlon III Utah, copies the require.
mrutS o. Che Old Jewish thcocfacy,
but does not exact them except from
those Who join his church. In Con
tincutal Europe there are scarcely
ANY t.thes, the French having led
the way to their abolition at ,he
fime Of their first revolution, In
England the Understanding system
was legally established IN the eighth
! century. soon after, Scotland ana
ireland were subjected to that multt.
n England, oIssenterS, who have to
p0N.t4em, complain bitterly ~ ne
ing thuS compelled to maintain the
+ clergy OF a church whose doctrines
they do not mold ; but 1t IS stll
worse IN ireland, where ninr-trhthN
OF the neutrality-suspicious., Tres
+ uN'crlanS, MctEuuistS, tntauauS,
Qua>er., Nc.,-haVc 70 pay for the
luxurious support OF the Protestant
Episcopal clergy OF the remaining
ou2-tcu,h OF the population.
Brigham Young who assumes 10
be the Mahomet or ttah, has pro
yiled that when Il man joins the
Mormon church, as 1t exists III | tan,
he is REQUIRED, as a proof OF his SIN
ceritr, to donate to the timing once
one-telth of all his possessions, no
matter what they are, or how eXten.
NiYe they may be. y man with
500, GEO in money must, upon lis
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Sturgeon Fishing

The spearman stands in the bow,
armed with a most formidable spear.
The handle, from seven to eight feet
long, is made of white pine wood
fitted on the spear shaft is a barbed
point. in shape very much like
shuttle-cock. surprising each feather
represented by piece OF bone, thick
ly barbed, andvery sharp at the end.
This is so contriycd that it can be
easily detached from the long handle
by a sharp, deXterous jerk. To this
barbcd contrivance long line is
made fast, which is carefully cOiled
away close to the spearman, like
harpoOn line in a whale boat.
The four canoes, alike equipped.
are padded into the centre OF the
stream, and side by side drift slowly
down with the current, each spear
man carefully feeling along the bot
tom with his pear.conStant practice
having taught the crafty sayagcs to
know surgeons back when the
spear comes III contact with ii. The
spear-head touches the dr0wsy fish
a sharp plung, and the red-skin sends
the Hotched point through armor
and cartilage, deep into the leather
ike muscles. \ skillul jerl; frees
the long handle from the barbed end,
which remains ineXtricably fixed in
the fish: the handle is thrown aside,
the line seized, and the struggle be
gins. The first impulse is to resist
! this Objectionable intrusion, so the
angry sturgeon comes up to see
What it all means. This curiosity
is generally repaid 10y having a see
ond spear sent crashing into him.
He then takes a header. seeking
safety in fight, and the real excite
ment commences. With might and
main the bowman plies the padlcs,
and the sacarman pays ont the line.
the canoe dying through the water.
The slightest taugle. the least hitch,
and over il goes. 1t becomes, in
fact. a sAec. tliai of paddle versus
in. Twist and turn as the sturgeon
may. all the canoes are with him
He filings himself ont OF water, dash.
IS through il, uIdor it. and Skins
along the surface: but all = in vain !;
the canoes and their dusaN QarslAen
follow ali his efforts to escape, as Il
caf follows a mouse. Gradually the
sturgeon grows sUliy and tired, OD
stiuatciy boating on the surface
The savage knows he is net yan-
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Cost OF A HINDoo WEDDING
At the sitting of the lnsoIvent
Debtors Court in Bombay, recently,
Pandoorung Trimbuck, a sepoy, ap.
N'ied for his discharge. His income
appeared to be 900 rupees Il year
only, and he spent nearly two years
earnings on the wedding ceremony
OF his daughter. The insolvent
debtor said his daughter had be,
come Of u manageable age, and
that he found it very difficult to find
husband for her, and therefore III
had to spend large sum OF money
on the ceremony out of the mon
ey he had to present the husband
with clothec and some cash.
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Probate Courts,
bradford District.

DRoBATE COURTS Will DE H nn,,,o.,i
L within and for the District oi Biadio'"'
for the wear onsaing. w. follows, VIA
At thc'lrottcr House, ~ Bradford, on ,no
I'd Tuesdays In January, May, July, ana sep
tembcr. ,,, -,
At the Probate Oflce, ia West Faiilcc' or on
the second Tuesday IN December aud INC :"
Tucsdaya In February, April aud October;
At tho Hotel in East Corinth,on the 90 ,nor'
wy AINAH BEAN Register
Wcst Firlcc Deed, 1866,
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DIR. SEELYE,S
LIQUID cATARRH REMEDY
SY M PIT o M S.

The symptoms Of Catarrh are at first very
light Persons find they have cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more sens
tive to the changes Of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or a slight dis.
charge, thin and aerid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharg
es are increased Ill quantity and changed IN
quality; they are now thick aud heavy, and
are hawked or coughed off. The secretions
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick and nasal the eyes are weak the sense
of smell is lesscncd or destroyed; deafness
frequently {. les place.
Another common aud important symptom
of Catarrh is that the person is obliged t. clear
his throat in the morning Of "a slick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head dur
ing the night. When this takes place, tho
person may be sure that his disease is OH its
way to the lungs, al should lose 10 time in
arresting it.
The above are b few of the May Catarrh-
al symptoms. W H. to our Laboratory for
| our pamphlet descriLn fully all symptoms /,
1t will he sent free tony address. Also direc
| tions where to procure the medicine.
We ase receiving letters from all parts of tho
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II will he sent free to any address.
Address
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NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-A Wash
ington dispatch says some idea may
be formed of the frauds perpetratcd
by smugglers from the fact that a
special agent sent to the frontier to
investigate them was able to make
arrangements with twenty-five Gus
toms officers out of twenty-three-
the whole number in the District
for smuggling goods into the United
States.
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10 GOps,lslaDtiycS.

reNIIE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RE
4 stored to health in n few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that
drod disease, Consumptiouis anxious to make
cure.
70 all who desire it he will send copy OF
the prescription used, free of chargcl. with
the directions for preparing and using the
same. which they viii find "A sure care for Con
sumption, ASHma, BroncheiS, &c. The only
object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription, is TO heucht the afflicted, and spread
information which lac conceiycS to be invalna.
bic; and lac hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing prescriptions will please
| address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON.
2i.6m- Millinfnshnrmh- KIM. Co Y Y.
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Guardians NOTICE.
5, n q 'E'a, Or VIZ Ss VI - y Il

!
In Probate Court, holden nt west Fairlee,
within and for said district Oh the jlst day of
January, a. u. lSGi.
Upon application of Els bhss' Hnardian OF
Frank Merchant. of bradford III said district
spcndthriit, makes application to SAID court
for license to sell the following described real
estate of his said ward, via dwelling house
and the land ON which the same stands, situa-
ted in Bradford aforesaid, representing that
the sale thereof Is necessary Tor the support OF
his said ward and family
Whcreupon, it ia ordered 10y said Court that
said ,pplCatio ION come under consideration and
be heard at "a session of said Court TO bc held ut
Probate Office ia Faifcc, III said district on the
I'D day of February, a, u. 1867, for hearing
and decision thereon:
Aud is further ordered that all persons interest.
ed be notified hereof 10y publication OF notice
Of said application and order thereon, three
weeks successfully IN the National Opinion
printed NJ bradford before said time OF hear
Ing that they may appear at said time and
place and II they see cause ou1ect thereto,
By the Court. Attest
3JwJ a. II. tlbMo"E' Judge
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GJiRDLiNS LICENSE,
TATE OF WEIR Vi - Il,


At Probate Court, holden at West Fairlee
within and for said District. ON the 10th day of
january, \. d. 1867, Hon. \. IL. Gilmore,
Judge. Roger :. Howard Esq, Guardian unto
Harvey Howard oI Ihcttord, in said District,
makes application to said Court for license to
sell part OF the real estate of his said ward.
TO Wit a certain piece ot wood land, situated
in said Thctlord adjoining land of }. I. low
ard, representing to said court that ,oid sale
viii conducc to the best interest OF MS said
ward.
Whcrcupon, it is ordered by said court, that
said application come under consideration and
be heard at a session OF said court. to Ice hold-
en- at West Fairlgc in said DiSt.iCt0n lhe "a
Tuesday of February next, ana shat all con-
cerncd be notified hereof, by publication Of
this order three weeks successfully ~ the
National Opinion, newspaper printed at
Bradford, before said time of hearing. that
they may appear, and at said time and place,
if they see cause, object thereto.
BY order OF court
Attest ALNAH BEAN, Register.
a true copy Of record. aw3j
At.est, ALNAu BEAN, Register.
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"A CARED TO HNVAEEHsS

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In Nashville, recently some one
was speaking of Gen. Grants mo.
desty. when Gen. Forrest said al
never knew any of tho rebel leaders
to accuse him Of being very retir.
ing man. For one l found him very
bold in his advances"
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TrSEe sszEiEe.

In Bradford, Jan 3lst, by Rev. J. Britton, at
the Trotter House, Mr.. }. b. Willis and Miss
emma j. Ii hton, both of Bradford.
r. Newport. Jan. %. by Rev R V Hall, Mr..
George L. brown. of Bradford. and Miss Uargi-
ct Il. >paiiord, Of Compton, {. Z.
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READ! READ!! READ

IMPORTANT to Farmers, Mechanics and
j Manufacture. Indispensable In every
Laundry, Workshop, f4ttoiy aud Cabin, One
of the greatest labor aaying articles ever dis
covered scut free by mail on receipt of the
price, IS ccnts Address,
35tf. MAS y & WILLIAMS,
Kingston, Rock Codnty, A. II. a.. o. box 20. J
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Libel suits on the newspapers &.
rather fashionable at the West, but
we have never heard of anybody's
leaving a fortune to his child, en-
made in that way.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

tuU SOCIAL EsILN II NEW
YoRK.---In compliance with the re
quest Of the Legislature, tie Police
commissioners have taken new
census OF the Fashionable and un-
fashionable brothals in this city, and
rheE tind ii the former, which are
known as "parloyn houses. where
Costly wines are dispensed, abJU,
$500, ,hCitcring about 5000 abandon
ped women. The number OF less
&preten'iou> hrc,hels, where L COM
9coction OF NeW-Jer5oy cider and
8muratic acid is sold as champagne,
8aLl dealt on over bar, IS about
$500; and these keep from Two to ten
prostitutes each. Oh Easements,
containing from two to five inmates,
the number is 700. The Tenth
Ward, which supports the greatest
#number Of ham-Shops, is also the
dwelling place Of the greatest mum
shcr of women who are lost 10 shame
but, as in fashionable neighborhood>
PIP town, many Of the nGviceS in
This peculiar crime are unsuspectcd
except 10y the police. Not few @
the costUeSt palaces OF pollution "
town are so quietly Kept that only
the initiated are aware Of their cX
Etencc, For example, two maGniii
gent bIoWn.StonC mansions on Ellth
avenue, one in Twentieth street
eevcral in Twenty. street, tive
)n Lexington avenue, two in Fourth
avenue. one in broadway, and on,
III Madison avenue, -all superb,
Furnished and kept at an enormou
NcoSt--paSS as fashionable boardln,
houses, and until recently two .
these institutions deceived even tn
detective police. In one block il
the Eighth Ward every house is
den of iniquity. The Police Con-
# nllsslonerS' estimate of totalSln Thu
~ shameful business is far under tina
which has been commonly received
Their figures are as follows: House
w OF lll1ame, 100; inmates thereo
# ll,OO0 women who ply their voc;
ton on the streets and dwell in FIJI
IN nished houses and hotels, II 600
Tribune.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

liz AMERICAN HAIR REGENERAroR And
HAIR DRESSER is pronounced by all WHO have
used It, the best Hair Restorative ii the mar
ket. 1t is fast working itself into public favor
and already it stands upon the toilet tables in
many OF our Grst houses. The ladies Of fash
ion are delighted with it, for it is not only such
beautiful dressing, but it does not soil the
most delicate head dress.
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HARNESS MAKING.
SASH. Doors Il Blinds.

rv,HE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES
4 at the shop formerly occupied by the Nor
risons, over L. *. Aldrichs Kit Factory, il
Bradford, where he will be ready to attend tC
al! calls for Sash Doors and Blinds, and tor
Custom d GENERAL JOB yORK.
Al work done thoroughly, at reasonable
rates, and on short notice.
". II. LEANITT
Bradford, June 90. lsGG
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A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN,
4 lecture on the Nature. Trcnt.

quot p'Vt'o"'N tt % otNttu tHtCtoVC 4 FlCt V CtS.
4 lecture on thc Nature. Treat.
ment aud Radical Cure of Spcrmatorrhaa, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions,
Sexual Debility. aud impcdiments to marriage
generally. Nervousness, Consumption, Epi.
cpsy, aud Fits; Mental and Physical inca.
paci-y, resulting from self abuse, &c.,--by
ROBERT j. CuLVERWELL, NJ. D., Author
of the Green Book" sc.
The world-renpwncd author, in the admirn-
bic Lecture, clearly proves from his own cxpc-
riencc that the awful consequences of self
abuse may be ci'cctually removed without
medicine. and without dangerous surgical op.
cratious, hougies, Instruments, rings, or cor
diala, pointing ont u mode of cure ut once GER
tain aud ciiectnal, by which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be. may cure
himself ohcapy, privately, and radically -
THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE A BOONTO
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS.
| Sent under seal, to any address, in u plain
sealed envelope, on receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps. Also Dir. Culvcrwer- MAR.
riage Guide, price % cents. Address the pub.
| lishers CllAS. j. e.. KLINE a. Co,
i27 Bowory, New York, Post Office boz, 4, $50
1pvi
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Ii. &. CURRlEK,
Boot, Shoe, and Leather Dealer
Ar 7HE ORD "BLISS STAND"

Ar THE OED "BLISS STAND,
Would say to his patrons, and the pubic gen
eraIly that he feels grateful for past iaNors'
aud that he has now on hand good assof''
mcnt of
BOOTS, SHOES, and LEATHER
which he offers for Cash or Rcady rag as Sncnp
~ cnn be bought in market, ANA w9uiu i.lNi u.
~, ,a no .,, IN want OF anything in his line, to
call and examine his excellent stock' ne mas
Bo,ts ard shoes Of oyofy description ana "''
of excellent quality and finish
nood cal, Boots for. ...,....... $3.50
Door ,,ui;ers .......,...,....... LOO
cLinlrons PLAIN and Copper tips ~
Women'4 Balnornl Shoos....... La
And other Shoes ut the same cheap rates. Tic
has Glove Calf OF his avn tanning, which he
will warrant to give satisfaction.
Repairiug dane al short notice, aud work mad
~ order.
Bradford, juno 10, lst5 lyi
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StPRlNG TERM Commences feo. II, 1867.
y For Board Rooms. &c, address the Prin-
cipal and do not believe tnat the accommo-
dations are all taken, until you have applied
and been refused by .
S L. Quincy.
Newbury, VT Jan. %, 1867 -33w3
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SLEIGHS.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD SAY To ALL
those wanting sleighs, tina, he has some on
hand, made of the best Ilaterl..!. )! warrant
ed to give satisfaction, which b. WI sell cheap
for cash
HENRY ID. BROWN.
Bradford. Jan. "a, 1867.
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National bunk Ill 'lilSttts ' - i'i W. -.
from necembcr3l, 1906 agrecably to the iol
lowing act: >- c,
Chelsea, Dec. q, 1866
yYHE ORANGE COUNTY BANK, whose
charter terminated on the LIST day OF Jan
1859. hereby gives notice that the out standnB
bill, of said Bank will be redeemed at the
Banking House of the Orange Co, National
Bank, in Chclses, Vt, for one year from Jan
%, 1860, agreeably to the following act
WE DICKINSON, Cash
Chelsea, Vt. Jan u, lSd7-5iyl
AN ACT relating to the redemption OF Bank
notes
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the state of Vermont:
SIC | After the expiration OF the charter
of any bank chartered by this state, or AFTER
the termination Of the existence OF any
such bank agreeably to the laws OF lhis s'ate
| such bank may cause not, to he publisheu ia
all the weekly newspapers of the county in
| which such bank IL located, for one year SET
/ ting forth that said bank Will redeem ITS out
| standing bills, the day of the expiration oi us
! charter, or the date OF the termination vi Hs
existence, and II copy OF TINS act anu 'p',n
4 due publication OF such NOTICE nclthcr '"'"
/ hank nor its officers shall be liable to any ac-
| tion for the non-redenpti1n of any Of hs on
! standing bills unless the same shall nave oeen
/ duly presented and payment thereof dcmahu'u
/ within HE wear aforesaid, at the banking house
Of said bank, ..
Src. . After the expiration OF the charter
/ or after the termination of the existence OF any
such bank, AS aforesaid, said bank shall cens'
TO he subject to the operation, or iiahle 10 'h'
provisions of the siNtN-tkird section oil chapter
eiphty.niue oithc General statutes.
SIC. 3. This act shall take effect from II
passage. ,oo, ,-o,..,