National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-09-13
Miscellaneous.

Senator Cameron of Pennsylya.
MIA is for the impeachment of the
president.
Mr.. Brown, why do you wear
that shocking bad hat.n
"Because, my dear sir. Mrs
Brown declares she will not go out of
the house with me until | get new
One.n
A father ofan interesting family.
residiIg near Detroit, stopped the
only newspaper ever allowed to his
family, solely on account of the ex.
pense. This man chews up fourteen
dollars and sixty cents worth of to.
bacco every year.
The Albany Argus, one of the
oldest and most sagacious of the
democratic organs, eXcIaims: eve
want no responsibility for the course
of the administration at Washing.
ton. We do not propose to carry
that lightweight; we have not as.
sumed it, and we will not saddle it
by others" The New York World
daily warns off Mr.. johnson from
the democratic preserves.
A man in Western Ohio IS gather
ing up flock of five hundred meri-
no sheep to take to Wisconsin,
Wool growing is not so profitable
in OHIO as it was, and the excite.
ment about merinO sheep is dying
crt. In Iowa, Wisconsin and Min.
neSota the business is largely on the
increase, in spite of the low prices of
wool.
Andrew Johnson was burned in
eiligy, with much circumstance and
ceremony, in Montrose, Pa, on
Thursday evening of last week.
They are a rapid people in Illino,
is, If person spoken of by a West
ern paper is a fair specimen. 1t an.
nOunces that an entcrpris;ng mechan.
ic at Champaign has built buggy
for the next President of the Tn.
ted States, whoever he may be.
1t IS ascertaincd from official data.
that since April Is, 1S6l. about
eight thousand pardons have been
granted by the President. The,cin.
clude some of the rcbel foFeign NH
J listers and agents, tueHbers of the
! confederate Cabinet, Governors of
SouthcTn States and upward of
ninty DnsoG;;"r Generals, with a
due proportion OF re2el Major Gen
erals.
Deacol John S. Storrs. one of the
injured at the fall Of the seats atthe
burlington fair grounds, Friday,
died sunday. W. {. Hamblin. an
actor III Dan Worcester's company.
was among the wounded, and his
recovery is considered doubtful
Most of the suileres are improving.
Seventy five officers and men OF
the iron clad feet lying in the Mis-
slsslppi below Algiers have had vel
low fever and fifteen men and Off
GERS have died.
TITS a singular fact that not a few
persons firmly believe that j. Wilkes
Boom stu llvcs-that he fingered
III W aShlngton, disguised as a beg
S1r, tlii The aSsaSsins were disposed
OF, or III soma SUCH way, eludcd de,
'cction' and has repeatedly been
seen SINCE. The editor ot Buffalo
paper has lately been made n con
vert to this belief although he nc.
knowledges that previously he scou
ted the idea.
The death of Gov. Helm of Ken.
luckeY viii make it incumbent on
tn" Chief Justice of the State 70
call for the election of a successor ON
the first Monday in August. 1865
Meantime the Lieut.. Governor cxer
clses the executive fnptiQns.
AS a lady in Concord, n. H.. wa.
parlng an apple last Saturday. she
discovered in it a snake.like worm
winch me .sured six and auartef
inches IN length, and was about the
we Of large linen thread. On
leaving the apple it stretched itself
out aud erawled ten inches on the
table
\ Scotch old maid was asked to
subscribe to raise men for the King,
curing the Peninsular war, answer.
ed: indeed, III do no such thing
l never could raise a man for myself
ana am not going to raise men for
King George
me application of spirits of tur
pentlne to the face and ueck is said
TO be a cure for lockiaw.
FIRE IN MoNTREAL.-A destruc
i've ilre occurred at Middleton's coal
OIL stores, at Montreal, Canada, on
SATURDAY night. Six hundred thou
SAND gallons of oil were consumed.
making one Of the most terrific con
inagr''ions ever witnessed. The
ioA's y over al50,0OO. The barrels
containing the OIL exploded, as they
became heated, and the oil flowed
down and joined q stream close at