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

LOOKING At THE BRIGHT SIDE.
Here is letter from a wife in
Massachusetts to her husband IL
California She don't intend going
through the world with the blues:
My dear husband AS it is now
some time since You left for Caitor-
MIA. ! suppose YOU would be glad
to hear how we are getting along III
your absence. | am happy to say
we are all enjoying very good health
on the whole. just at present two
of the boys have got the small poX.
Amanda Jane has got the tNphus
fever. Betsy is down with the
measles. Samuel got hooked by a
COW the other day, and Peter has
Just chopped of three Of his fingers
with u hatchct, II is Il mercy he
didn't chop them all off, With these
triiling exceptions, we are all well
and getting along nicely. You
needn't be at all ANXIOUS about us.
! almost forgot to say that Sarah
Matilda cl0pcd last week with tin
peddler. Poor girl She's been
waiting for II chance and I'm glad
she's married ut last. She needn't
have taken the trouble to clopc
though, for I'm s1lc ! was glad
enough to have her go. She was Il
great eater, and find that baked
beans don't go off near so fast as
they did. The way that Girl would
dip into pork and beans was n eau
tion to the rest of the family. The
COW took it into her head to run
away, which was very fortunate, |
am sure, for the barn caught fine last
night and was consumed. was in
hopes chat the house would 90 too,
for it's inconvcnicnt ; but the wind
was the wong way, so il didn't re.
ccivc much injury. Some boys
broke into the orchard the other
day and stripped all the fruit trees.
! am very glad of it, for if they
hadn't ! presume the children would
have made themselves i'll.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

The NEW DOMINION.-The de-
tails of the bill now passed through
the British Parliament, for the Con-
federation of the Canadian Provin-
ccS are as follows:
The name of the United Provinces
is to be the "Kingdom of Canada"
Tor as one Of the Montreal papers
SAYS ..the Dominion OF Canada.)
The federal legislature will be styled
the Parliament of Canada The
upper house is to be styled the "Sen-
ate" and the lower house the ''llousc
Of Commons The local legislature
of Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia,
and New Brunswick, respectively,
Ontario, formerly Upper Canada,
is to have but one chamber, to be
known as the Legislative Assembly
OF Ontario" The other provinces
each have legislative council and
house Of assembly. The Senate is
to be appointed by the crown, and
is to have power to create q addl-
tional senators beyond the stipula-
ted - i'll the event of necessity.
The House of Commons is to con
siSt OF Isl members. 50 from Onta-
rio, Gj from Quebec, 10 from Nova
Scotia, lJ from New Brunswick
the Queens representative prcsid-
ing over the new kingdom is to re-
tain the old title OF governor gene
raj with 4 salary Of 10000 eacE-
province is to nave Il ..!c""t""an!tt .!c,t ,.;!!t gov
ernor appointed by the governor
general in council the seat of gov
ernment is to be at Ottawa, subject
to the royal prerogative Toronto,
Quebec, Halifax, and Fredericton
are to be the seats Of the local lcgiS-
laturcs. Provision is made for the
admission hereafter into the Union,
of Newfoundland, Prince Edwards
island, Eupcrt'S Land, Northwest
Territory, and British Columbia, on
such terms rs the Parliament of Ca
NADIA may deem equitable.
1t is said that under the Confed-
Grafton the Hon. john \ Mcdonald
is to be Lieutcnant-Govcrnor of On
tario, or Upper Canada, and Hon.
John Rose, VI. L. for Montreal,
Quebec, or Lower Canada. 1t is re.
ported that they will be knightcd'
Rose was the leader Of the anncXa.
ton movement to the United States,
in 1917. Some of the politicians OF
Wa ,hington seem to be disturbed,
all of u sudden, by this project. But
We see nothing to be alarmed at III
it, or that will be likely to change
for the worse, our relations with "a
nadia.
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Sketching With a Free Hand.

The following is an extract from q
racy description of Senator Wade,
written by 'Mack,n of the Cincin-
matt Commercial
NV ade is IA man not given, [
should imagine, to close study or
dilllgcnt reading, but his intuitions
make up for his deficiency in this
respect; they come to his relief al
ways, and often serve better pur-
pose than the bookishness of other
men. Sherman is a man of close
application, student by habit and
inclination, ard although he may
have all of Wade's faculty for ex-
teinporaneOus debate on action, he
lacks self-cOnfidence to exercise it.
Neither of the Ohio senators can be
called finished orators of any kind
in the strict meaning of the word
But Sherman is Il good rhetOrician
and a fair rcasoner. Wade speaks
sometimes with more force and eff
feet than his colleague he relies
less on the force of what he says
than in the vim with which he says
it.-A strictly Ben SNadt$ speech
would be a weary, stale, Hat and
Improbable effort from the tongue
Of almost any body else. 1t Is like
the bow of Ulysses, which could be
welded effectively only by the
strong arm OF its owner and was
but cumbrous and ponderous load
under any other. 1t is for this reas
on that to be influenced by what he
says You must hear him, and see
him, too. You must see the old
fellow get mp in a fit of passion, kick
his chair away to make play room
for himself put one hand under the
breast of his waistcoat and you
must hear him change his voice
from a talk to scold and from q
scold to a roar. This is not orat0ry,
nor rhetoric, nor defamation, but
is something that carries its pointin
the Senate better than either. In
the old pro-slavery days when Wade
and John =. Hale and Sumner were
about the only aDOlltl0nlStS In the
Senate, the Southcrners feared the
unpublished denunciation of Wade
more than the scholarly invective
of Sumner. | have been told by
Mr.. Sumner that Oh one OCCASION
while Wade was speaking, Mason,
Of Virginia, touched him (Sumner)
ON the shoulder, and, in tone OF
positive fright, said MY God, see
that man prance" On another oc-
cason some one, Wigtall, [ believe,
told one of his Southern colleagues
that he meant to reply to one of
Bcn's speeches. ooh, for Heavens
sake don't-don't rouse the old fel-
low. We've got him quiet now, and
better let him alone"
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

y MISUNDER, ANDING.-NloTTow
Is a little station on the Miami road.
about forty miles from Cincinnati
\ new breakman on the road. who
didn't know the names of the sta
tons, was approached by a stranger
the other day, while standing by
his train at the depot, who inquired i:
"Does this train go to Morrow to
day :" "No said the brakeman.
who thought the stranger was max
ing fun of him. at goes today.
ycsterday, week after next" "Nou
don't understand me- persisted the
stranger, Il wat to 80 to Morrow"
Well, why in thunder don't YOU
wait until tomorrow, then, and not
come bothering around today. You
can 90 to-morro' or any other day
you please" "Won't You answer Il
civil question civilly : "Will this
train go to Morrow to day ?. "Not ex.
actly. 1t will go to-day and come
back tomorrow" AS the stranger
who wanted to go to Morrow was
about to leave in disgust, another
employee, who knew the station nj.
ludcd to, came along and gave him
the required information"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

1T must he medicine said Car
lotta. Heavens. | should think
you was welfenough without medi
clne ny this time. Open it, ch ii.
ana let us see what sort of pills he's
sent YOU now
But Annie clutched the little par,
eel tight, and flew up to her room.
where she opened it curiously. 1t
go. aimed little box, and in the
boN vas ring, single topaz set in
fine gold, and about it was a twist
ed bit of paper, bearing the pencil
ed words, 'Annie's Valentine.'
And then there was a note with a
single line =
Annie, shall call for'you at five,
10 90 slelShing with me by moon
light. Be ready for me.
ALSTON ROSEyELT.
Annie read it in amazement, and
then the foolish little thing began
to cry. DIR. Roosevelt must be max
ing fun of her , and then she re-
membered ho\ noble he was. and
put that idea a way. And then she
concluded that he must be fooling-
everybody made jokes Oh Valentines
day.
And at first she decided to he
VeNed, and then to take no notice
OF 1t, and finally She concluded she
dld not know what she should do.
At five o'clock a crash OF silver
bells was heard. and DIR. Roosevelt.
in splendid cutter, behind the new
graNS. drew up ut the door.
'arlotta had been in dreadful
humor all the afternoon at the non
arrival of the Valentines she had
expected. but she was all smiles at
the sight of the doctor.
lie has come for me = she ex-
claimed ioyouSly. knew he would.
Tell him | will be down in a mo-
mcnt. Annie
And She escaped through the back
parIor, MP to her chamber. to put
herself into proper trim to see Dr.
Roosevelt.
me doctor came right into the
PalIor, and met Annie.
Nv hat not ready vet p said he.
putting his hand ON her shoulder.
Little laggald. Come ont into the
hall, aud let me help You. for the
horses won't stand long
And before she knew what he
was doing, he had drawn her out
into the hall and had wrapped her
up, with all a mans awkWardneSs.
III Carlotta'S cloud and shawl. which
hung on the rack.
And, in the full fire of lightning
from tarIotta'> black eye. Dr. Rose
Welt lifted Annie into the sleigh.
shook the reins over the backs of the
graYS. and whirled out of SIGHT.
The horses flew until they were
ont of tie city, and then they slack
encd their pace. DR.. Roosevelt put
his arm around Annie. and leaning
his tall head down TO her hot face,
said
Wen, never mind what he said: he
must have arGncd cfGctually. for
wien they returned to Mrs. FL
more'S, Annie had promised to be
has wife in Just one month.
The wedding took place at the
time appointed, and Carlotta was
obliged, for the sake ofappearances.
to attend and do the amiable. which
is about the hardest thing in the
world for a disappointed woman to
do Yankee Biddc.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

How TO GET AN EDUCATION.--
Boys say to men, 1--WE want an
education but we are poor, and
father Is poor, and we can't get il !;
so we are going to learn trade, or
go INTO store, or do something
else Now let met say every boy
that wants an education, i he will
bend his force to it, can got lust as
good a one rs he wants. The way
is open. Education doesn't come
through academies, and colleges.
and sfmlnarics, these are helps |:
but 1t comes by study, and reading,
and comparing, and all the schools,
and colleges, and scminaries in the
world will not make scholar of II
man without these and with them
u man will be one if he never sees Il
college. And what Is true of boys
IL true OF girls, and what il true of
this pursuit is Of any other. The
force must be in yourself, and YOU
must develop it. " il that indomi
table l can that sets u man astride
Of the world.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

A lecturer was dialatinG upon the
powers Of the magnet, dei4lhS any
one 10 show or name anything sur
passing its powers. n hc''er "c
Injured. and instanccd u young lndy
who used to attract him thirteen
miles every SUNDAY.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

The boy who was caught looking
into the future, has been arrested
for trying to see the show without
payment.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

A country paper speaks or u man
who died without the aid of physi.
clan" Such iustn nces Of death are
very rare.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

81 have not loved lightly" as the
man SAID when he married u widow
weighing three hundred pounds.
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A member Of the Kansas Senate,
who had been pretty strongly adNo
eating female suffrage, got Il letter
from his wife the other day. SHd
lis tender hearted spouse: sam
don't make Il fool Of yourself =
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

.Johcs thinks that instead of ii,
ing credit to whom credit is due,
the cash had better be paid.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

oar most intimate friend is not
he to whom we show the worst, but
HE best of our nature.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

IT is Il great waste Of raw material
to put five dollars worth OF beaver
on ten cents worth Of brains.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

The course of true love is u race
course where there is often u false
start.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

Y Assisted by }. \. ilardy,l
ATCH. MAKER AND JEW T. l. L K
II BRADFORD, VERMONT.
Dealcr in Watches, Clock and Jcwelry. Gold.
n sr Plated and Britannia Wares, Fine Pocket
aTable Cutlery. Sprctacles. Revolycrs amt
"a .p Notions Clocks, Watches, aud jew
ycurreetly repaired aud warranted. Prompt
|el Ion to orders by Express or Mail. No. J.,
~ &, bu...ng.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

precarous style of liying-dwcll.
ing III other peoples memory,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

uocSs Vegetable Panncoa is the bcstIin.
luo1(nnd Pain Killer used
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

PROPRIETOR SPRING HOTEL,
wBTRY, NERMo nj,
IA Good Livery attached.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15

NO fRlCHARD, AGT, WOULD IN
\ Pte attention 10 his stock Of goods, assurt
- patrons that having been purchased at
~oSt favorable terms, he will give grca-
fmcnts 10 Cash, and Ready Pay buyers.
WANTED, in exchange, and for cash,
III, Cheese, Eggs, Bcans, Nipple Sugar, Po-
M 'qtoes, I'eIts, and lIooI
twhieh tbs highest market price will be
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-15
HORACE d. NcDu'EEEE,
WANk IN. CONNIN.
SyN. S..l liAlsEbN,

JIIAhICIAN AND SU RGEON,
tuWiNTu. VERMONT. l-oin
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALES.
BUILDINGS IN ALEXANDRIA AT ARC.
- TON.
DEPOT QUARTERNASrER's OrFIcHl
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May4,lSS7
VIII be sold at public auction, on the premises
Oh FbfDAI 4, May IL, 1851, commenc ne at u o. Ik
noon, under the supervision Of Captain James q
Payne, A. n. the following Government baild
lhgs In AlexAndria, Va.
SEWAkD BARRACKS, CONSIsTING or
Itwo-story Headquarters Building. l6xls feet
wings adjoining, l2x35 feet, l5xl6 feet
Barracks, 2ex6e $500 - -
] Kitchen. .....-..
SICKLES BARRACKS
two-story Laundry, 35xlQ0 feet
tive story hnspsaek House, 60x30 feet
Ice house
Kitchen ....-s.-ss-
Wards at Hospital, l6x5s feet '....
AT CORNER PITT AMP QUEEN STREETS
two story Stable, 26x72 feet, with ofice at
ached .......-.. - o.. ~
i Stable and Blacksmith Shop, with addition
Carriage and Mess House, Fence, Platform,
100 rec; Water Pipe 1's ....-.
Scale house at coal wharf and lot OF Plank
Buildings will be seld sir sly -.
Terms Cash I'm 6oyernme mt funds
Ola II. T0MPKINB,
Brevet igsdier General,
my 4d =. Depot Quartermaster.
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FOB SALE

sdsis "a e.
ss:;;;s;I; s::3: 1870, :!s SIS S:
Pl.nS. 1r.it So. -, e; eisets. o., 800
q; 81 ;isT u,.E:s sA ~: L! SsST;': IN
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SELLING LIQUOR ON SuNDAY.-Jpo HOOK
meyer was arrested by Sergeant Franklin, o,
the Third w ard, for selling liquor on SUNDAY
de was lined $50 by Justice Thompson.
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GOOD CoTToN SOCKS, Is, ~, and 25 cents per
psIri good Merino Shirts and Drawers 81
cents each; good Summer Unders hirts rs &c ats
at Francs Popular Gents Furnishing Store,
4gi 1th street, between ID and Z. Also, good
White Shirts at 81 rs, 30, and - so 81.
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SALE OF DAMAGED HOSPITAL PROP

SALE OF bANAU1D HOSPITAL PROP
- ERTY.
Assistant Medical Prrsyor's Omce.p
Warrington, ID. C., Nay Z. H57
Will be seld ct Public Auction, on RI URSDAY
the 9th day Of MAY, 1867, at IL .. M. at Il Ware
houses On 18th street, near street, in q 10 cfty
. quantity Of Damaged Hoepital Property, en- ,
Blankets, Bedsacks. Mosquito Bars Mattresses.
Hospital Clothing, Iron Bedstssds Desks, Splints
and Panniers, Tin Gaps, Plates, and Tumblers'
Copper Boilers, Chairs. Tables, Benches, Barrels'
Rags, &c. 80 -.
Terms: CASH, in Governnent funds. q ..-.-.
Goods to be renewed within 90 I'VE days
....-. @. SUTHERLAND, -.
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PATENT TYPE CAsR-Amoue the pa,snt
issued from the Patent Once last week wa
one TO Charles l.. Alexander, Of Washington
D. e., FOR printers type case.
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THR FISH WHARP.-The arrivals at the
wharf continue TO be few, and the hauls be.
low are reported TO be small. The prices con.
herring from 81 to 50.
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FOR SHIRTS made to order 20 to Francs,
494 9TH street, between ID and E.: also, Gents,
furnishing Goods, at prices, that defy com pc :
utona Gray's. Byron's and Imitation Linen
Collars, IS cents per box; Scarf and Ties in
endless variety. ST.:
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TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are lust he
ginning 10 place new covering over tn
burnt portion of the Smithsonian Instituted
lac iron frame work has been in place for
some time, and when the impro vements upon
me building are completed it will be perfect
ly fire. proof. - =
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THE ZoUAvEs.-Last evening, a meeting o.
the West Washington Zouaves was held a
Magee's Hall, on Z street, Capt Powell in 70,
char A number of members Were elected
and after some routine business, the COMPANY
formed. and Were drilled, going through IN,
evolutions with remarkable precision
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ytsr RsoMynh.a lot d Coral gesds aad ans
AiexaAder'a 80 Pennsylvania avenus. ;.
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"A. WoHARs 0LoHY."--This apt torn is
sscrioed TO magnificent head Of hair. Null
ttudes North, south, East an West Are evil
oencs 70 the fact that no preparation equals
Ss,nea .csosasms IN producing this great
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CITY ITEMS.

tn Plo.NIoef tAs Active Base Bali clsS
- eeeA U0stpoaeA anAia WED nssday NAY 6th,
1857. Wdi pssitiveiy cone on
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CRIMISALCoURT,J Judge FiShsr-This me rn.
ing, Richard Bennett and James T. Davis, 18th
u. ;. Cavalry having been con victed OF an
assault and resisting an officer, and entenced
70 pay fine of S25, being unable "a nav the
Tine were ordered TO be released and sent 10
their regiment. -
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FAIK ToR THE RELIEF OF THE POOR OF fHs
SosTEs-The fair for the benefit Of the suffer.
ing poor OF the South WAS opened ct Odd Eel.
lows Hsii.J 7th street, last, evening. The
tables, under the charge Of q number Of ladies,
are well Filled with fruit, confectionery. fancy
articles. 3s., and Il is 20 Be hoped ths fair Win
De successful. $3.50
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POLICE RBPoRrs The lieutsnants Of the
various ponce precincts reported 70 arrests
Yesterday. The fines imposed amounted t.
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BOARDING..

.SEnTLEMEN CAN BE AOeOMMO.
uateo with pleasant front ROOMS aud 30 ARD
on street. between 18th and 10Th Teens Is Der
monie TABLE BOARD $40 per month.
ROABD IN THE OOURTRY-1ie6t or ten
persons can obtain BOARD afterJune LIST in
spIessant ana healthy location. fonr miles from
5he pAapsduet daily. Inquire Of EM0RY BAX-
LIN, tI9 Penna- avenue, VIM. II, TEENEY
Georgetown, D. @. md
koAkDlNG;-A gentle and his Wife, or two
dnngle gentlemen can obta . pie asa ut front
Eo d a,, Inquire at No. 70 L street. between Esd
kOk kENT-rwo wen furnished PABLO rs on
= the nrst floor, with or without BOARD Az.
ply SSS ST., bet. 9Th and 10th. Re nj
TABLE BOA BID at No. AGA lUth street. Q few
aoors nofth Of the avenue. Terms o1 Per
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JUST RECEIVED this msrpipg one hundred
more OF those fine twenty five dollar suits a,
the Great Central Clothing House, 400 eth
street, opposite the Post Once.
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ONE HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars Just
received. Call and look at them at the Grea-
central Clothing House, 400 7th street, oppo.
size the Post Office
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60 AND SEE those bfreen dollar suits, re-
ceived this morning, at the Great Central
O1othIng House, 400 eth street, opposite the
Post ONCE
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DIED..

PRnH9H: On the 9th instant. AHDREw
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully requested 70 attend his funer oil, from
bis son Q residence, II street south, between 7th
ard sth streets east. on Wednesday, 1T 5 clock,
y. m. ... -
CALHOUN. In Gsorgstoyp, on Tuesday morn,
ing, May !. JAMES 4. CALHOUN, In the 3lst
yesr Of his age. ' -
His funsrsl viii take place from the West
Gssrgetown n. y Church. on Wednesday afhsr.
noon, at 4 o'clock. Friends and acQuains ancss are
respectfully Invited to attend. a.Ff r
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No BETTER INyEsrMRNr can he mads ,hs r
In Clothing at the present red ueed prices AT
the Great Central Cloth ing House, $50 Seven tn
street, opposite the Post Once
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JUST RECEIVED Three hundred Bows
Suits, latest Spring styles from ten to fifteen
dollars per suit, at tie Great Central Clothing
mouse j. H. SMITH,
AGO 9TH street, opposite Post Office.