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The true value Of Machinery applied to wstcha
making 4 not that by lis use Watches are made
irapidly,s but that they are made corrective vvry
few people know why Walthasn Watch should
be superior to anyother In the first place, sts
Waltham the Watch IL regarded as only ~ ma-a
chine to be constructed Ike any other machjne,J
on mechanical principles. eHthe watches. afe,
good, IL is because the machinery Is good OF,
course there must be no defect in the principle,
or plan OF the movement-no mistaken the SIZES,
4 or shapes of the pieces of which it is composed
nothing wanting in thir properties, and no err "
in their positions These points once tnrough-r
lly settled, 1t rests wholly with tc nn,irhin,rye
4 constructed with infinite diye,sIty q, or,fi afd
function icxbrcssjvtfor th nnrr,os,s 10 ntoin,.,,
the 6nisbed ,5;ecrs nv n,cons of p,nlti,,,vn,rf
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{, The question whether railroad company
which has printed on its tickets that i is
not responsible for more than one hundred
dollars worth of baggage can be made TO
indemnify traveller for q lost trunk has
again been settled against railtoad lcoH-
pany in Breoklyn. The Judge held that IN
the hurry of travel q party was not to Re
held responsible for reading all the printed
! matter that might be stuck at him through
/ ticket window on the back Of biz ticket.
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Republican Candidates for the Consttta.
.s,t .s,iq, tional Convention. ,..,V,. ~.
Baneombe County, rThomss J. Gambler, = ss
] s7ransylsania and Hendsrsan.- Il. Duck
worth. isls IL ylvr54 ss.j 70 ssii6 a. <
.RObesoa 0omty,-O. s. Hayes, Joshua L.
Nance. NV 'ISatiiffs io'sf;oe .tsisisiis Z. -
Raaaozps r. r F. rhrogden, T. =:
Cox. ss.'s, .s - ~ ~
HYDE Couaty.--Dr. A. J. Glover. a XII. ai
Martin Gountys--S. Wi Watts.ea is-s qias1
Wayne Country Jesse Hollsweil and Hi
ram T. Grant. 2 - ,s5s.'a a.i} i9 .li7isS 4
yiCrapen County. David L. Heaton, W.
H. s. Sweet, g. D, Pierson. ,sg, 4, go .s., ~
sHatkes County, Calvin j. Cowles, j. O. A,
Bryanai 3s3ii9 saA ~ assasia aio. sgs,a "a 81.
Moore County Is Mes cDonald.iq odi
Hwnett County ~ NJ Turnera giii 'H,la Il
,lsoAnstoa oounty. Jas. Hay, Nathan
Gulley. ,......,
Nss Hnnossear "a Count ", 1T Joseph g. Abbott,
s, s. Ashley, A. H. Galloway. ~. s. ~, 4.
,Leaoir, Coaaty,7TR W. King ~. 49,. =, +,
rDypHa County,T John ", Peterson, Sam;
uel Highsmith, ,zhag III, n .S.sa Z. {
Fuaktim dounty.-James Wilson, John
II, Williamson.
,Moatgomsry County, George A. Graham
Cs,ritack Lounty--J Joseph w. Etheridge.
Lincoln County. Robert N. Hager. I
Cabarrns County. William T. Blurne.
q Cleaneland Coamty D. Elliott, Lewis
Gardner, r.. .st Z. s,..,, {, !. .,,..,s.
Cho,oam County John R. French. y
,CplumJys County. Thomas NJ. Smith.
Baden County.-A. W. Fisher, +. +.
French, 81, ,,e + giai..ss -,
Daoidson County, Isaac Kinney, Spencer
,'Gaiysrd County, W. iwslker, a. ".
Tourgee. t,n i,l,t;s,d fs5s AZ,
/, Yadkin County.-Dr. E. Benbow. &
Wake Countg--B. s. D. Williams, S. d.
Franklin, James H. Harris, Joshua !,
'Ciathum County. w, T. Gunter, Clai7
borne Justice
Forsyth Ceuaty.-E, B. league. X \
Karrsn County. ohm Read, John Hy-
man. i.i4 s,,i.ii 5srs.s,lf, =. 6 ,...s5 +; NJ
..Ase County, VIM. Galloway. x
.,iGrpnuah County.-J. j.. Moore, John W,
Ragland, C. Mayo. -: ....,... i. I =, =,
Cum6erland County-Wm. A. Mann, Rev,
J.. W. Hood. i,',a 49,. ..5ee'9i. ~ ..,.,,l
:; Romaa and Daoie Counties. Milton Hobbs
Allen Rose, Isaac NJ. Shaver. .i..' 4i-5,5s..
Northampton County. Henry T, Grant
Roswell c. Parker. ff)'efsl.i 81. 'ia
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3 ~ ROBBINS, q APPLETUs,e q
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Seventy eight cars of live stock
We're sent to market from stations
on the Passumpsic Road, Monday,
Nov. Is.
y. VI. c. a. CONAENTIoN.-There
will be county convention Of Young
Mems Christian Associations, at
the North church in st. Johnsbury.
on Tuesday, Dec. 10th, commencing
at "A. N. At the state convention.
held at Burlington in October,theSc
county meetings were resolved up
on, for the purpose OF Organizing
associations throughout the state.
and to arouse an interest in the
churches to the great work to be
done. The exercises at this cOnven-
tion viii! be, in the morning: Pray
er meeting: organization reports
from the churches, and discussion
of the question: What relation
does the Young Mems Christian
Association bear to the church I?
In the afternoon: Prayer meeting;
and discussions of the following
questions: What can be done to
carry this county for Christ Even
ing: United prayer in response to
special requests; short sermon !:
experience meeting.
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TEENS FOR THE OPINIoN.-After
January lst 1868, our terms for the
oainion will be $3.50 in advance.
r. not paid within three months
s.or, the commencement Of the sub
scrintlan =. 700.
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TO TIE WORKING CLASS.

Farmers, Mechanics, Ladies and Everybody
| am now prepared 10 furnish you with con
slant employment At YOUR, homes, the whole
OF your time, or IN your spare moments, Busi
ness new, light, and profitable. Fifty cents
or s. an evening l. ca silv earned by per sons of
either sex who are willing 10 work. Great in
ducements are offered those who will devote
thesr whole t.me; and the boys can earn near
j ~ much as men. wish all persons who
have spare time to send me their address and
test the hu,iuess is- themselves. To all who
are not well satishcd with the business, l viii
send 81 to pay for the trouble Of writing me-
all particulars. directions. &c, sent free
sample sent for 10 cents. Address,
4. {. ALLEN, Augusta, Name
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MeW Advertisements.
VASsAR COLLEGE.

dies. The Trustees of this institution
desiring TO extend the benefits of Mr. Yassars
munihcent gItt for the better edusatiOn of
Young women. will nLmit at any time in the
Collegiate year, students prepared to ioin col
iege asses, charging expenses only from. the
doie OF their reception Terms low. great IA
ciIlies for education, such as cabinets, art
gallery, library. musical conservatory. SC
For circulars containing fun information. ad-
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l would not die in summer.
l would not die in fall,
And as think about il,
rr.ur,ll nj IL. IL III

And as think about H.
| would not die at all
For really it is not necessary il
you commence in time and use "Bar-
rett's Vegetable Hair Restorative"
which will ellectually prevent both
badness and grey hairs and obyiate
the necessity of any "dWpg." The
best toilet article known as a "cloud
of witnesses" have testified.
DR.. Lugo1 of Paris, one Of the
most eminent chemists of Europe.
says, when Iodine can be dissolved
in pure water the most astonishing
results may be anticipated. DR.. H..
AudeTS Iodine Water is Iodine dis
solved i'll pure water. and the most
astonishing results have followed
its use in eases Of scyofula and all
chronic diseases.
Shcridan's Cavalry Condition
Powders We're invented by one Of
the most experienced veterinary
surgeons in the United States, aud
are offered to the public with the
fullest assurance that whenever
used, entire satisfaction must be
the result.
Johnson's Anodypc Lincmcnt is
10 quack preparation, but one meet
ing the APPROPRIATION ct the medical
profession, the most eminent OF
"n'ni - 80 willin- testimony to its
wonderful efficacy.
We Judge from theimmenSe sales
that Mrs. Aliens improved tncw
stylrj Hair Restornr or Dressing I'm
one bottlej is preferred by every
one, Every Druggist sells it,.
Price one dollar. GOVT
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The Richest Man in the World.

Extract Oh - Ict,-s 500. solomon Baron
RothscLi,d.
PANS, s,h April. 1864, 95 Rue Fau6y, st.
iIouore.
VIII You he kind enough 70 have forwarded
o me here 200 bottles of your Indian Linincnt
il ven will send at the same time the accoUT {,
I VIII forward YOU the amount through Mcssrs
Drluvlt !, 60. y Y
Baron solomon Bothsch.ld having rec ON
msuded 10 many of his friends Major ane's
linimrut, and they be. DESTROYS to procure
H.. he should cd i,c him to establish depot in
pa..
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DID x. 7IOORE. Rochester y. v.

= bSyc b on.ssuct. o. Soul Gho ,.r,.
4 ing" How either sex may tasciuate
and gain ia, love and affections Of any person
they choose instantly. Ihi, simple mental
requirement all can posses. free by mail for
- cents. tygethcr with u guide to the uumar-
RED of both sexes. a queer exciting book
l0Jo0) copies solid. Address +. NLINM y &c.
Beck Publishers, Philadelphia II
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Local and State Items.

deliver a Lecture at the Io"n hah
m Mon day evening, Dec. 9th, at G3
o'clock. Subject The Practical
rses of Knowledge. We hope he
NAV have a good audience.
FINE PAIR OF HORSES Sold
Cbas. Jones of Chelsea informs us
that he has just sold a pair of horses
"a \ New Yorker, Tor twelve hun
dred dollars.
We Learn that Prof. Dixi Crosby
Of the Dartmouth college medical
school, proposes to retire from nc.
tive ser, ice. next year, at the end
Of his thirtieth course Of lectures.
The Congregational society Of
West Randolph, are charging and
repairing their church edilice, at Il
cost of several thousand dollars.
It's enlarged dimensions are S0N40
feet, with a spacious hallunderneath
designed for prayer meetings, Sab
bath schools, literary entertain,
ments, etc.
LECTURE BY REy.W. S. PALMER.
The Bradford I. ". c. Associa-
ton has engaged Rev. W. S. Palmer,
Of Wells River, to deliver lecture
~ Wednesday evening of next
week, al lie U-tho,list Church in
fms village, soh.ect "Iliats on
Readmg. IN admission fec ofl5
cents VIII BE charged, 20 dcfrar cy-
pen ses
LAaGr UAwK KILLED BY A Won,
AS-A few days since q daughter
os Ard jenkins, Of this toan, saw
aar,c hawk make descent into
She'd where were some fowls, and
Sic ran in and toldhcr mother, who
ont and tOuad chat the hawk
..-.....
"~i 'i''S7,N 49, - ''''.' - :.
"e 20 I'' away ~ " u ."'' 80.
Ter part Of the shed, whore 1t found
't'..i '"5''' " ] 3 - . 3. '.' " /
a.d gave '"''!' ~ '''' - " ~ - +
many s''g'y'eu !" i''"'''0 ''''
''.' = ''''D.''' ~ '''' u ,' - 80.
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$40 A Day made by any one,

with my Patent stencil Tools prepay sam
pies free. Beware ptHtrias,rs. Mycircular>
will explain. Adde'S y. } IT LLAM, Nprins.
field Vermont
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CENTURY
100000 ACRES SELECTED
FARMING LANDS

in lows. Illinois. Kansas, and vi souri,, for sale
cheap, for each. IItlcsrericct. Apply to L q.
SllErrAFp, . Bowling Green, New York. I.
. Box 49,
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LARGE PORKER.--Lewis s. Hovey

can beat that.
CRYSTAL WEDDING.-Last
Tuesday evening large number of
the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stratton, of Fairlee, assembled at
their house, all unexpectedly to
them, and celebrated the fifteenth
anniversary of their wedding, with
a jovial good time. some beautiful
specimens of crystal were left which
viii be preserved as choice memen-
tos Of the occasion.
LECIURE-SINGING School
Moses Cheney, the celebrated teach
er of vocal music, gave a lecture at
the Academy, in this village, on
Wednesday evening Of last week.
on teac hing sacred music. y large
audience was present, and Mr. Che
entertained it in Il very pleasing
and characteri stic manncr, giving
his audience some very useful and
practical information, on teaching
music. in his humorous style OF
speaking, interspersed with singing
Our citizens have engaged Mr..
Cheney to teach a singing school
here this winter, which will com
mence at the Academy next Tues
day evening.
NEW MINING ENTERFRISE.-Nc
publish els ewherp a call for a meet
ing of the stockholders of the min
lister Brook Mining Company, which
company was chartered 10y the
Legislature at thcscSsion Just closed.
This compay isorgaizel for the pur-
pose Of mining for GOLD, which has
been discovered in Worcester, H..
Tie prospects. We are informed are
-5, - ra1
49,
i've miles in and along the banks of
Minister Brook. good prospects
StI 'lI..,.l, ,..4io, 40
rountrv bordering on the creek. is
..i'...,..sl,,...'.7 rIo cold dis.
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.....4,. a-.,...,+s Tho ronnauv he.
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:....,.1 -. ,,o..,,.., ,bo,, nc soon as
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nu ,..u,..,,- -,,, ro1l
T., -. 49,. ;a..;.ut;o, closed ON
No.. M. a... Tho cvami,,.
~. III. ,.,l.7.n Academy Hall
oo Monday the Goth list. In the
.ff.r,oon . number oftbe citizens
,f orford and Fairlpe. were pres.
enf The examination was thor
and ecbo1ls~.
Tho straa,4. seemed not only 10
r,,.o ,,,.4orad tba urincinIes of the
...... ..,,,.-,1d h,+ 20 bovo ac
~, ~ +,.;, n,,cti
i,lI,o.,r;,,as ana ,,ses The racita.
Won. i, The lfahar Mathematics.
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NEWS YORK PRODUCE MARKET,
BRADFORD, DEC. 8, 1907

Reported expressly for the National
opinion, by A. =, BALLARD q Co., Cen
crl Produce Commission Merchants, No.
~ Washington street, ny.
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REVOLUTION IN TRADE

T ADDE'S you will be a-toui-hod at the
- value OF nll kinds Of goods sent hY the
wcll known and justly celebrated drm OF GHA-
HAN q &C.,
For Only One Dollar,
Such as silk, mciiuo, alpaca dresses. Shawls,
balmorals, linen goods, cmbo. ,cd table covers
WatoLos. jcvclN, silver plated ware, sowing
machines, Sc. This Is no humbug but rctli'}.
Send Your clubs ol ten and upwards, for cks
describing the goods, with ten cent, for each
check. and the gettcrup of the club Viii &C..
ccivc Il Volunblc present, worth lrom - to
$500, according to number vi uulucs sent
Agents want d in every iowa. Circulars
sent free. Address. GRAHAM q Co., % : 90
Federal street, Boston.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17
FANNY CAMERON.

ADVICE TO MAIDENs.-" Punch's Pocket
Book" some years since contained the follow
ing, from "a single woman of the world -
I" IF man wipes his feet on the door mat be-
fore coming into the room you may be sure he
will make a good domestic husband. If a
man puts his handkerchief on his knees whilst
taking tea, you may be sure he will be q pru-
dent husband. In the same way always mis-
trust man who will not take the last piece of
toast or Sally Lunn, but prefers waiting for the
next warm batch; il is not unlikely he will
make greedy, selfish husband, with whom
you viii enjoy no brown at dinner, no crust
at tea, no peace whatever at home, The man,
my dears, who wears galoshes and is careful
about wrapping himself up before venturing
into the night air, not unfrequently makes an
invalid husband, that mostly stops at home
and is easily eomforted with slops. The man
who watches the kettle and prevents its boiling
over, will not fail, my dears, in his married
state in exercising the same care in always
keeping the pot boiling. The man who never
takes tea, ill-treats the cat, takes snuff, and
stands with his back to the fire, is brute whom
I would not advise you, my dears, to marry
upon any consideration, either for love or mon.
ey, but most decidedly not for love. But the
man who, when the tea is over, is discovered
to have had none, is sure to make the best
husband. Patience like his deserves being re-
warded with the best of wives and the best OF
mothers-in-law. My dears, when you meet
with such q man, DO your utmost to marry him,
In the severest winter he would not mind 60
ing to bed first"
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

always sat or lay perfectly quiet, we'll knowing
that " scat" or "get out" was not meant for
her.
l have often smiled when Mr.. G. said, 'That
dog is completely spoiled just come out here,
StellaF" She never seemed to think Of obey
ing the order, but would spring up into my lap
or chair close by me, and glance contemptu-
Ously up at him, as If to say, "you surely
don't know who you are talking to-" In short,
she claimed kindred with US, and "had her
claims allowed"
At asst, one morning we missed her at break
fast We called her repeatedly, but received
no response. And when we went to look for
her, she was found dead in her little house.
There we're no marks on her body, and her po-
sition was an easy, natural one, so we tried to
comfort ourselves with the hope that. she died
free from pain.
My little boy, who has been called upon SO
often to bury cats, chickens and other small
dew" that we have stubbed him the sexton,
dug a deep grave in the garden, a rude coffin
was prepared, and little Stella was wrapped in
her winding sheet and laid out of sight forev-
er. Tie little sexton Leaned on his time worn
spade, and after ruminating for a few mo-
ments, gave vent to passionate burst ofweep.
ing, and my little four year old woman who a
few minutes before had been merrily patting
mudcakes from the clay thrown out of little
Stela's grave, burst forth into such violent
sObbing that was forced to dry my tears to
soothe her.
And now my innocent pet is gone. The
only one ever had except the companion and
playmate of my childhood-little Nep.
l miss her almost as much as if she had beer
child. And her loss has taught me lessor
| shall sever forget My little dogs grave il
hallowed ground to me, and never again will ]
love one Of the species.
FANNY CAMERON.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

BEAUTY OF AMERICAN WOMEN speaking
of the Imperial ball, in Paris. the. Court Jour
nal remarks Zone strange novelty was, how
ever, observed-the preponderance Of beauty
among the American ladies. The English
beauties who were wont to carry away the palm
of perfection are effaced, this year, by the pc
culiar style and delicate carnation OF the Anne
editor er tnO friend to America) tries to account
for it in this way:-''This fact has been &C.
counted for in many ways; the supposition that
the manner of dress adopted this year harmon
ICES better with the startled, inquiring express
sion of the American ladies, than the calm
pensive melancholy of their English sisters,
may be the right one after all. P"
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

The Tornado case is the latest and worst
Spanish difficulty, as it has brought that coun-
try in direct conflict with England. This case
arose from the Chilian war. In August, 1866,
the Spanish Admiral seized an English steam
er which had just cleared at Madeira for South
America The pretext was that the vessel was
carrying munitions of war to the belligerent re-
publics. The seizure was made under circum-
stances of unnecessary severity to the captain
and crew. They were detained several months
in prison, and at last forty -four of the ffty-one
sailors were released, the captain and five men
being detained to give evidence respecting the
alleged illegal character of the Tornado cargo.
The English government protested against the
seizure of the vessel, and demanded its release
and the liberation of the captain and the five
sailors. The Spanish government hesitated,
and, after a delay of several months, during
which great deal of diplomatic ink was vast
ed, it resolved to send the case to prize court:
The English government demurred to this, and
the latest news is that British feet had been
ordered to Cadiz to demand satisfaction, and
that the Spanish authorities had resolved to
stand firm. II force can do it, England will
have redress for this indignity from Spain for
the English people of all parties are greatly
excited on the subject
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17
WHOLE NO. 654

AN ANXIOUS BRIDEGRooM.-Af fellow went
into the County Clerks office few days since,
to get marriage certificate One was made
out for him in the regular form, and he took
it and fumbled it over for some time, and at
last beckoned Judge Yates aside.
See here, mister" said he, confdentially,
"can It you date this thing back about two
months? It would be great convenience if
you would"
The Judge assured him that it was an inn
possibility.
"Well," he said, "hc didn't care nothing
about it himself, but her folks rather insisted
upon it |"
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

A CURIOUS INvENTIoN:-An Engishman
has lately perfected a process whereby trees
may be made to imbibe different colors while
growing. Metallic salts are applied to the roots
Of the tree, and the coloring matter is carried
up by the sap and ditfused through all the mi
mute fibres Of the wood. In this manner pine
and other hght-colored woods can be made to
initiate the more expensive kinds, such as wal
nut and mahogany, while growing, thus rellev
ing the painter and gra0er Of portion OF If then 6
invention. suggests that there is but enc thing
vet to be desired, and that is for some ingen1i
ous person to discover some method to make
the trees grow into the forms of tables, chairs
and other articles of furniture.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

FRANCHISE FOR WoMEN.-On the subject
of women voting, Mrs. Jane G. Swisshelm
writes to the Pittsburg Commercial: "When
women vote, the death penalty will be abol-
ished, except for rape; the inmates of those
houses which are now the hOt-beds of evil,
will be sent to Houses of Correction, and there
kept for life, or years, doing light, fancy work,
and domestic labor. All the legalized haunts
of crime, which stand as rivals to yirtuous
homes, will, at least, have a struggle fol. life.
Women will not work for half pay, and vice
will not furnish her with the most profitable
employment, and all parties viii grow better
ans wiser or the principle of selfgOyernment
is founded in error"
Smyrna times., 1867-04-17

DEPARTURE OF A COMPANY OF SHARP
SHOOTERS FOR EURoPE.-On Saturday the
New York German Schutzen Corps, consisting
of sixty men, sailed for Bremen, to take part in
the international shooting match at Bremen,
which will begin on the 10th of this month
and end on the 23d, The Schutzen Corps is
composed of the best marksmen of this city,
nearly all of whom are wealthy Germans. The
company is commanded by Captain Busch,
weaSng Pned bee ee'G@d hnndd cd tns aSd %
pounds.-N. Y. Post.