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Sale OF Timber Lands for Bates
College,


nror,o,, Bangor, March :, 1871
IL LIZ Is Lereby glvcn IN pursuance Of " ho-
- ~, Sote 70 carry into effect chapter two bundled
iHur Oh the Resolves OF eighteen hundred sx-
!-ionr ~ iaFoI of Bates College, approved Clru-
airy ~, 1861, that to~nshiIs nulnbcfed b Kauer IL
and 10 Range IL w L s, situated upon he tisIer
SAINT John River, excepting the Southeast ouaiter
OF the last named township, will be oiiereJ a. Ia
by public auction Tor the benefit Of said Co,lSae ~
Tie Land Oiicc in Bangor, on Wednesday The ilth
day OF september next, at ~ O'Clock, noon.
One third cash and satisfactory notes payable IN
on and two years, secured by mortgage on the IIem
ises, will be received in payment.
.e ISAAC K. CLARK
marsltSeDt IL. Land Nm
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New York Items.

New YORK, July 16.
A young man, son of the late Lorenzo D.
Shepard, formerly U. S. District Attorney, has
been detected in perpetrating forgery on the
Long Islang Bank of Brooklyn for $4,000
Gambling had led him to the act.
Thos. Cosgrave, who was stabbed day or
two since by Philip Manahan, died yesterday.
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AUCTION SALES.
Rich Il Costly Household Furniture,
VELVET CARPETS,
Ele, CANT China. Dining and Tee Sets, &c
r.l.. At AUCTTONf

AN THURSDAY, July 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. b.,
~ on Deering Street, second house west Of State
Street. will be sold the entire furniture Of family
Two verv rich and finely carved parlcr sets. eeTge.
centre tables sofls chairs louages, chamber sets Of
the latest STYLES and OF the most elaborate finish,
vo,vet and brussels carpets, French plate mirrors,
dia' cry curtains, Line engTavings. beautifully
mounted; mantel and pier ornaments, dining room
furniture in Iul. with walnut extension tables,
BILE top eommodes, French China dining set Of two
hundred pieces, full Chira tea service curle1 hair
mattresses feather and spring beds, pillows holsters
II and IA blankets, together with the kitchen fIni
lure stores and almost every article TO be found In
Wen ln f,n house. Tie furniture was mace to
or2or by liaey, Morse & Boyden, of Boston, espec-
and fro the latest designs, and Is all in thorough
order his sale presents rare opportunity 10 oh
tam first class furniture We call espe eial attention
to this believing 1t 10 be the best furniture that
has been sold at auction In this city for years II
must be sold without the least reservation. eau be
examed day previous TO 'ae, from 10 TO IL O'Clock
July g. dtd
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u, LEFT.

Large Hall and Offices to Let.
OVER Patterns, Nos. Ii and 16 Exchange stl Get.
" Front and back offices, with consulting rooms,
and large hall.
JOHN NEAL,
clay 10. ct 80 State Street.
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MINERAL BATHS AT HONE.

DYSPEPSIA CURED
RHEUMATISM CURED
SCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and often perpiei-
prepared with ~'-'.
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WE want INN dia'ely first rate Pastry Cook for
w Cape Cottage.
Also five GOOD Meat a. d Pastry Cooks and four
good laundry women for other Summer Hotels, and
Thirty good smart girls daily for families, hotels &c.
in this city and throughout New England. Apply
Immediately to A. j. COX & CO.,
No. 35l3 Congress Street.
Portland, July i3, 1867. dit
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'STRUMATTC HATTSf,,

bOWUOIN college.
T7'HE Annual Meeting of the Board of rrrustece of
Il Bowdoin Coll, &c win be held at the Library
Room, in the Chapel, on TUESDAY the 9Th day Of
August next, at o'clock A M. :
Brunswick, July 8, 1867 'e''
The Annual Meeting oil the Board of Overseers of
Bowdoin College, will be held at their Room in the
Coll. ge Chapel, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of An
gust next. at 9 clock A. M.
A. C. ROBBINS, Sec
BRUNSWICK July 3, 1867 julySdtd.
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NrOTeCE. will sell on favorable terms as to
IN PAYMENT or let for term of years, the lots ON
the corner of Middle and Franklin streets, and on
Franklin street, including the Of Franklin and
Fore streets. Apply to VIM. HiLLIARD, Bangor,
OF SMITH & REED Attorneys, Portland. jy12tf
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To DAVID U. Young :

10 DAVID 1OUNQ:
In pursuance Of the above application which 10
hereby referred to, and made part of this warrant,
/ hereby call meeting of said First Church and
Parish in Falmouth at tho time and place and for the
hereby authorized and directed notify the mem
bers Of said Church and Parish OF said meeting by
posting up certified copy Of this warrant and aP
plicaton three weeks before the time Of meeting on
the principal outer door Of the Westinghouse or
building OF said Church and Parish, and In one or
more public places In the same town OF Falmouth,
and in newspaper published in said county OF
Cumberland.
Given under my hand this twenty-frst day OF
June A D. 1867.
DANIEL MERRILL,
Justice OF the Peace.
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ANHuAL MEETING

Jr,UE annual meeting of the stockholders OF I'll
| Leeds & Pennington Railroad Company will he
holden at the ONCE OF Henry NJ. Payson, on Ex.
change street, Portland, on TUESDAY, July 80.
1867 at O'Clock P. M, for the choice of five Direc-
tors tor the ensuing year and the transaction Of such
other business as may legally ccme before them.
JOS. ILSLEY, Clerk.
Portland. July Is. 1897 eod2W
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pleasure Boat at Auction

ON FRIDAY. July 10Th, at -o o'clock, at lower end
" of Merrill's Wharf, will DO sold the centre
board Sloop Brownie She was built this season in
the most thorough manner by T. F. Roberts, and for
speed and safety Is said to be of the best boats
owned In Portland. Length IS feet, with feet 10
inch beam. For particulars call ON the Auctioneers
jyl5dtd
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AUCTION SALES.
Groceries at Auction

IN WEDNESDAY,, July 18th, al 10 O'Clock A.
- NJ, will be sold as Office, 169 Fore Street. an as
s s Of Groceries, Fancy Goods, Hardware,
fh nm. ire &c. f. o. BAILEY, Auet.
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.

June 27-l1awTh3w
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do hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy
of the original application and warrant for meeting
OF the members Of the First Church and Parish in
Falmouth
DAVID U. YOUNG.
III
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400 Per Month !

Portland, July 10, 1867. jyii-.
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7 N small family Must be experienced, of good
useful.
Or young girl about 16 years o. age, of good char
acter, can find employment at reasonable wages.
Address b, box BIG Post Office. jyl5d1w
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saw Bill, Tas,nery, Wool Shop,
House, sand, &C., nj Auction

4 N n URSDAi, July 26tk, at 10 o'clock A NJ,
~ WIN be sold at Yarmouth, Lower Fails Inc yal,
uaDse property known % the Baker proI erfv con-
sistin9 OF Saw Mil, TanneTy, Wool shop, III use
Land, Ec. Cars leave Portland st : O'Clock M r1.
ing OF the sale, and return az O'Clock r. NJ Ere
G5 cents Tor the round trip. For further particulars
SIC posters or enquire Of L. o. BAILEY,
julyl6ttd Auctionctf
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To Daniel Merrill of Falmouth, a Justice
of the Peace for the County Of Cumbcr-

land.
THE undersigned being three members of the First
u Church and Parish in Falmouth, and pew own
ers therein, desire meeting of said Church and
Parish, at their Church building, in Falmouth, in
said county, the twentieth day of July, 1867, at
o'clock in the afternoon for the following purposes
10 sec if said members will under the provisions
of an act entitled "An act to authorize the First
Parish in Falmouth, to sell and convey certain
lands approved February twenty third, eighteen
hundred and sxty-seven, elect Reuben Merrill Ma
thaniel Merrill and e. N rukesbury, trustees for the
purpose of selling and conveying in behalf Of the
First Church and Parish in Falmouth, sixty acres OF
land in said Falmouth, granted to said Church and
Parish under their then OF the second
Church and Parish Of Falmouth, at New Caseo, FOX
the of their minister and his forever
by the propTietors of Falmouth, January twenty
one seventeen hundred and seventy-four; the pro-
ceeds OF such sale to be invested by said trustees for
the use and benefit of the ministers Of said Parish
and his forever according to the tenor OF
the original grant.
Wherefore they apply TO you 10 issue your war
rant calling said meeting tor said purposes, and at
the time and place aforesaid to either Of said mem
bers and directing and authorizing him to notify the
members of said Church and Parish thereof ;ccoTd-
ing to the law. "
JOSIAH RICHARDS,
DAVID u. YOUNG,
DAVID WYMAN.
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Houses nt Auction.

an FRIDAY, July 10th, at o'clock p. NJ, on tho
" premises near the Jail, will be sold the eight
blocks, containing fOrty-fbur tenement houses
erected by the Executive Committee for the RELIEF OF
sufferers. Terms cash, or il purchasers desire it,
they can have them on four months time by adding
interest," and giving notes that will be satisfactory
the Committee For further particulars enquire oil
Henry Fox, Trustee or
E. M. PATTEN & CO., Auotrs.
July 49, dtd
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Portland Gas LIGHT Comnanv.

TUE Annual Meeting of the Portland Gas Light
l. Company will be held at the office of the Com
pany. No So Exchange Street. ON WEDNESDAY,
the 18th instant, at o'clock M, to act on the fol-
lowing articles:
Ito receive and act upon the Reports CT the
President and Treasurer.
2-To choose Directors tor the ensuing year.
SIC do any other business that may legally come
Def re the Stockholders
EDWARD H. DAWES, President.
July II, 1eG7. julyI2- eodtd
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WAITED.
Wantgd.
WANTED.

A GOOD GIRL that understands cooking, to dc
n first work. Enquire at 1874 Spring Street.
July 10. diff
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TEETH TEEN! TEETH !

DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEC.
TRIoITY WITHOUT PAIS. Persons having decayed
teeth OF stumps they wish to have removed cv
ting he would give polite invitation 10 call.
Superior ELECTRO nAGNETIC AlAsHINLs for sa
'Or family use, with thorough Instructions.
DIR. d. can accommodate 0 lew patients With bOstd
end treatment at his house.
Ofice hours from O'clock A. VI. 20 ~ IL. (; from
to 6 7. Nj and to 9 IN the evening"
Consultation Tree. novln
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who have cold hanGs and icet; weak stomaehs lasn-
and weak backs; nervous and SICK headache; uiz.t-
uess and swimming IN the head with indigestion ard
constipation OF tho bowels pain in the side and back
leucorrhoa Tor Uhtesl; falling Of the womb with in-
ternal cancers; tuners polyPus, and ali that long
train of diseases will find in Electricity sure means
Of cure. For painful mcnstruatiol, too n, 9tuse
nenstruatiOn, and all OF those long IBe OF troubles
with young ladies' Electricity - certain specific
and WILL In shcTt tire, restore tie suneIs: 20 he
vi0nr nf health ia
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por,lana Daily Press Stock List.

CORRECTED BY WIN. Il. WOOD SON,
Stock and Exchange Brokers, CT Ex. st.. Portland
For the week ending ,Julv 49, 1857
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Wanted
Wanted.

DY young man about II years ofage, good sit
ID uation in a store In this city.
Address N. L. ", Portland o. jy11d1ws
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-15
NOTICE..

YVNIIE BRADFORD BANK WHOSE CHAR
/ ter terminated june II, 1865, give notice
thatt outstanding bills of said Bank will be
redeemed by J. W. BATCHELDER, at his
office; ard in his absence by HUBBARD
WRIGHT, at hi, dwelling house, in Bradford,
Vt. for one wear from Decc.hbcr 10, 1850, ac-
cording to the following Get:
An act in relation to the redemption of Bank
Notes:
II is HEREBY enacted, dc
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, agrCrably 10 the laws of this State such
bank may cause notice to be published in all
the weekly newspapers of the county where
such bank is located, for one full wear, setting
forth thai SAID bank will redeem its 0r'.,tand.
ing bills the day of the expiration of char
ter or the date of the termination of il eNis-
tcnce aHd.a copy of this act. And upon due
publication of such notice, neither such bank
nor lis officers shall be liable to any action for
the non redemption Of any of its out~tand-
ing bills Unless the same shall have been duly
presented, and paymens thereof demanded
within (! c year aforesaid mt the banking house
OF said bank
SEC. ). After the expiration Of the charter
or after the termination of the existence OF any
such bank eforesaid. such bank shall cease
to be subject to the operation, or liable to the
provisions of the sixty-third section of Chan
ter eighty nine of the General Statutes.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from It's
passage
Approved Nov. 10, 1866
J. W. BArCHELDER, Chasier.
bradford, Dec. 10, 1866 2-yl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-15

The RAILWAY SWITCH TENDER
AND HIS CmLD.-Oh! the value,
the great value to youth, of a prompt
obedience to parental commands!
An anecdote strikingly illustrative
of this, as well as setting forth Girls
tian Eeroism of an exhalted charac-
Ter, has recently occurred in prus-
sia. On one of the railroads in that
country, a SWITCH tender was just
taking his place in order to turn a
train then in sight, on to a differ
ent track, to prevents collision with
a train approaching from a contrary
direction. just at this moment, on
turning his head, he discerned his
little son playing on :he track of the
approaching engine. What could
he dos Thought was quick at such
y moment of peril! He might spring
t. his child and rescue him, but he
could not DO this and turn the
switch in time, and for want of that
hundreds of lives might be lost
Although IN great trouble he could
not neglect This great duty, but
exclaiming with loud voice to his
son, Lie down. he laid hold 3: the
switch, and saw the train safely
turned on its proper track. His boy,
accustomed to obedience, did as his
father commanded him, and the
fearful heavy train Numbered over
him. Little did the passengers
dream, as they found themselves
quietly resting on the turnout,
what terrible anguish their approach
had that day cansed to one noble
heart. The father rushed to where
his boy lay, fearful lest he should
only find q mangled corpse; but to
lis great JOY and thankful gratitude
he found him alive and tnharmed.
Prompt obedience had saved him.
Had he paused to argue, to reason
whether it were death, and
fearful mutilation Of body would
have resulted. The circumstances
connected with this event were made
known to the king of Prussia, who
the next day sent for the man and
presented him with a medal of hon
or for his heroism.
Dear reader, couidst thou have
done as this switch-tender did p
Consider. Thy darling--the delight
of thine eyes, the joy of thy heart,
about to be crushed and mangled by
that coming train, and thou canst
save him by negleeting the switch
The momcntary contest III the bosom
of this noble man must have been
intensely agonizing. We can all
rejoice with him when he found his
obedient child uniniured by the
mighty hurricane of power which
had whirled over lis head; but let
us pause and consider, could we
have done as he did! And then
another question may well claim the
serious thoughttulncss of parents,
have we brought up our children in
such habits ofprompt, unhesltating
obedience, as CHARACTERIZED his liz
tie bOyP
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ORANGE COUNTY BANK.

ORANGE COUNTY BANK.
VIE BANK OF ORANGE COUNTY whose.
chartcr terminated on the LIST day OF Jan
u'rN, 1900, hereby gives notice that the out
standing bills of said bank will be redeemed
at the Banking House of the Orange County
Nallonal hant ~ Chelsea, VI, for one year
i Iron psGtq'''r3 1856 2gFeeaeG 70 the i''
90 &c HoUGToN, in, Cashier
Chelsea, Pee a 1850.
I'VE ORANGE COUNTY BANK, whose
= charter Terminated ON the LIST day Of Jan.
ioJ'' hereby gives notice that the outstanding
niilS OF said Bank will he redeemed at inc
pehklng House of the Orange Co. Nation"
bank, ~ Chelses, VI. for one year from Jan
q, lso'i agrccably to the following act
WE. DICKINSON, Cash
Chelsea, VI Jan. u, ls67-33yl
AN ACT relating to the redemption Of Bank
notes
II is hereby enacted by the General Assem-
ply OF the state of Vermont;
SIC. After the expiration of the charter
" nuy bank chartered Ivy this state, or ah,r
the termination Of the existence Of ~!
such bank, agr' rably to he laws OF this sla',,
smch bank may ause notice TO be publlshe" ~ ~
~, tho weekly newspapers Of the county .ai.
Which such bank IL located. for one year ~,
ting forth that said bank will redeem its out
Standing bills, the day of the expiration % ~. y.
CHARTER, or the date Of the termination OF Nv
existence, aud copy of this act Ana WV,
que. publication of such notice neither sur
bank nor its officers shall be liable TO any y"
tion Tor the non redemption of any OF it' W,
standing bills, unless the same shall have VA VA
duly presented and payment thereof denishu ,."
within the ycaratoresaid, nj the banking nV"''
OF said bnnk.
SIC, 2. After the expiration of the char.r,,
or aiter the termination Of the existence OF a."
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-15

Secy VT state Az. soc.
ST. AIBANS, VT, Dec. j. 1866.
We, tho undersigned, have this
day visited the Vermont CONNER.
cial College, and having listened to
a Review in Commercial Arithme.
tie, and i'll Book keeping, and hav.
ing seen specimens of Penmauship
Notes, Drafts, Letters, and other
business Papers executed by the
students, we chccriully give our
commentator to the course ofstudv.
the manner of teaching, and the
progress made by the students.
VICTOR ATWOOD, PARK DAVIS
JOHN +. BlGELow, M. BUCK.
l.. w. BUTCHER, VI. Mason
l II Il VERMONT COMMERCIAL
GoLLEGE.--Wc are happy to chron.
icle the success of the Commercial
College, opened in this place last
September, under the direction of
Charles A. j. Marsh, A. VI.
We have been present, heard the
recitation OF the students, seen their
work in book keeping, and other
business writing, and do not hest
tate to say that we haye HOME IN.
sTITNTioN every way worthy of n
large patronage. Moreover, we be.
llevc that the kind of inotruction
mere given Is Just that needed by ~.
cry one who would be prepared TO
engage successfully in the business.
Vermont, :
Every young man,whcth'r looking
forward to mercantile, mechanical
or agricultural business, Will and
the course here proposed the hest
preparation he can have. and Tho
surest road to success. Ladies viii
ma the course of study very Meas
ant, and opening to good situations
with profitable compcnsation.--S2
Adams Messenger.
Address CIIAs A. }. MARSH A. %
" DbAns W
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-15
Choice FLAV0RIDG EXTRACTS AND Essences At EH0LLE0p RETA

GROUND ana whole Spices Pure Cassia and Whole pur
Iu anu Nnoe epl Pure Ground and Whole Imento Nntmeas
"sh Nrran's o Mace Soda Starch, Farina Starch Wba
'e" ''oatS Pearl Barley, &c, &C., "
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-15
N E w GOOD s.!

QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
GEO. PRICHARD Agent is in receipt of a lara.
assortment of Desirable Goods, for Fall Trade %
f Purchased at Lowest Cash Rates. consisting part of
Rich Dress Goods, De LANES.
~ Alpacas, Poplns,
Ginghams, Prints &c
WHITE GOODS!
Housekeeping Goods, Hosiery and Gloves Shaws Fancy
and Plain ClOakngs, Trimmings,
WooIens, Yankee Notions,
Ready Made Clothing Hats and Caps,
Trunks ana salses, Carpeine
Hardware
Glass Ware
Groceries of all kinds a.. v.- Patent Medicines
Dye Stuffs,
Iron Steel
Glass, Putty, Nails, Hose Shoes
Salt Pork, '
Lard
Fish of all kinds
And Country Produce Generally
Public Stock which
usually found Country Stores,
sold Low Prices cash ready
Bradford, Sept Is, 1861
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-15

BRADFORD, W..
LEONARD u DAY,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
Have on hand and constantly receiving full supply OF
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
OF the very best quality.
PATEMC MEDICINES.
All the Approved and Standard vareteamong which are
Kennedy's Medical Discovery, Ayers Sarsaparla and
Cherry Pectoral, Pierce's, Langleys, Hostetters,
brakes Plantation, Atwoods, Dotys Man
drake Hartshons DIR. S. r. Days and
Oxygenated Bitters, Wyandotte Indi
an Remedy, Peruvian Syrup,
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic
and Pumonic Syrup,
Wholesalers HypO-
phoptes nvgorao sasapaa Richardson's
Blood Root Elixir Goes Dyspepsia Cure Poands Tiumor Doctor
Constitution Water Buchu Buchu,
wisars Balsam, Polands White Pine Compound Aliens
lung Basam stadords Olive Tar Halls Balsam, Dot!s
Cough Balsam Seth Arnods Cough Killer,
DR.. Nelson's Cough Syrup Coe's Cough Bal
sam, Wits Elixir, scovlle's Blood and
Liver Syrup Seclyes CatarIh iemedy,
Jonas VIII ombs tliemedy
the Ashma,i Railways Rs,
lief Davis Pain Killer
gowns Ess Jamaica Ginger,
Browns Bronchial Toches
mans, Hoods and SINNERS lroches
Harisons pcristaltic Lozenges Hoods
IAnment Sweets I4nment Harvers punler,
sons and Marsllalls Condition Powders, PERKINS,
Fumisapr Russia Save Gface's Salve Dalley's Pain
Extractor, Wheaon's Itch Ointment, EIoloways Ointment
Van pensen Worm CONNECTIONS Browns Vermifuge Comdts
Herrick Ayers Wnght Tayos Souos Spauldins
Rusl MohS 9raniretl, Motifs Graefenbers Holowaysls j.
Clarks Cheeseman's and Duponcos Pills. &c. &C.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-15

The Commissioner of Patents, Tor
the week ending November II, will
issue EGO patents.
1t is reported that the National
lntelelligenccr has been sold to "A
company ofanti johnson politicians.
Representative Ashley of Ohio
has arrived ut Washington. He is
still opposed to any abandonment of
The impeachment FloTemont
The debt statement for October
is good one; the decrease is two
millions, and it is reported that the
decrease during the present month
will be much larger.
-Four companies of the Goth rcgi-
ment of regular infantry have been
ordered to the national capital from
Lynchburgh, Va, 1t is not stated
whether they are to prevent the
meeting of Congress, or not
Major Turner of Libby Prison no.
toriety is living in poverty in Lon.
don.
There are 100000 Good Templars
N America.
Seth. w. Fowle, the Boston drug.
glst is dead.
The male brain weighs one pound
more than the female.
The republican majority IN Iowa
rarys but little from $4,000. This
rs the biggest republican majority
ever given in the state on gubcr
Material election.
The only fruit that grows in every
climate is the strawberry. IL is the
only fruit which somewhere on the
earth is picked every day the year
round
Lucy Stone oucc said, Tho. is
cotton III the ears of IN an, ant Nopo
III the bosom of woman" Luc,
made "a mistake, and got the cotton
IN the wrong place.
"My dear doctor" said an Irish
man, sits no use your giving me IN
emetic; tried il twice in dublin
and IL would not stay on my stom
ach five minutes
BEASTS, birds, and insects, oven
70 the minutcst and meancst Of their
kind, act with the unerring 'proyi
pehce OF instinct, man, the while,
VINO possesses higher faculty,
abuses 1t, and therefore goes blund
erihgiy ON, They, by their uncon.
scioas aud unhesitating obedience
10 the laws of nature, fulfil tho end
OF thciI existence hc in wilfIl NEG.
iect OF the laws of God loses simh,
81 the end of his. 0'e"'
An freshman, writing from PM,
delplia the other day TO his freud
lows: "S 'o''
"Ifiver it's me fortune Ia live I'm
dy--and God nose whether IL 10 W.
III visit ould Ireland afore / lave
Philadelfy,p "''
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-15
lF TO THE LADIES a,
Diseases OF The Kidneys.

MLL AT PRLCIIA RD'S, AND GET
" WARDS KIDNEY COMPOUND. tho
greatest remedy IN the world for all disea scso a
the Kidneys. Don't forget Warranted ~
give rcliof. "
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-15

DARLOR FURNITURE.-LOUN 50
fas Easy Chairs, Stuffed Rock < Chairs =
Same Seat and Back Chairs, Nhat Sots, 10
bieT, Mirrors, Window SHADES, &c., at