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ASTROLOGY.
The World Astonished.
At the Wonderful Revelations
Made by the great AstrOlogist,
MADAME II. A. PERRIGO.

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew.
She restores to happiness those who, from dole
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gives YOU the name. likeness and characters
ties Of the person She reads your very
thoughts, and by her almost supernatural
powers unveils the dark and hidden mysteries
of the future From the stars we see Ill the fir
mament-the maleiic stars that overcome or
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ed stars IN the heavens nj the time Of birth, she
deduces the future destiny of man. Fail not
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To COnsuInptives.

TIME ADVERTISER HANlN ! BEEN RI
i stored to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several
drcd disease Consumption anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure.
70 all who desirr it he will send a copy of
the prescription used, free of charged with
the directions for preparing and using the
same. which they will find a sure cure for Con
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information which he conceivcs to be invalua
BILE and he hopes every sufferer will try his
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Parties wishing prescriptions will please
address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON.
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EXECUTIONS IN JAPAN.-A letter
II ALL thn hplfIp

EXECUTIONS IN JAPAN.-A letter |
VA Jeddo IJapan] i'll the A6e'ue
80 Word. cOntaines the following
." 10. EXECUTIONS are very ire
Faent in Japan, and at Jeddo scarce
"e dow MASSES without one. Be
leading and ripping open the apdo-
nan are the most usual puhishmeh's
i.0 red Not long since the mnr-
I"r,r of a prince was boiled to death
,arce kettles. The other modes
~ nvecution by which the Japanese
|t,.huuals attempt to terriiy criihi-
,iS are crucifixion. cutting open
. i| chest. breaking the limbs with
a -" iron bar exposing the criminals
tho attacks Ofinsects in hot wealth
y" W after stripping him naked and
omaa,.nq his body with honey, &c.
ThnSn puuishments, however, do not
i;ro;r;sh the the crimes on the con,
trary. they seemed to have produced
tha most reckless contempt OF death.
Tho following incident occurred not
ionc since: A japanese policeman
was walking along the middle OF the
vtreet when European on horse
hack told him to stand aside, and,
"a Tho order was not obeyed, struck
i'm with a whip. The Japanese
ms, ed on the aggressor, endorsed
HIM and drew his sword to kill him
Il when neighboring shopkecper eX-
j claimed that it was the English con
i sM The japanese hesitated on
i hearing this. and the foreigner meal
Il While cot away. With his drawn
sword in his hand, the policeman
Y immediately went to his nearest trl,
i ;,nnal and stated his case to the
I residing Judge. 'You drew youi
\ swo,d to avenge the affront,' sand
ne magistrate; that was right; gu,
Il YOU did rot kill your enemy, ano
YOU know that an insult, If not
avenged By the blood of the offender
y must be avenged by that of the OF
tended The Judge had hardly Nh
u isned speaking when the policeman
v ripped up his abdomen with MS OWL
d hand and died on the spot"
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Wonderful but True.

Madame Remington the world renowned
Astrologist and Sonamhulisiic Clairvoyant,
while in a cairvayant state delincates the very
features of the person YOU are To marry, and
by the all of an instrument of intense power,
known a. the Psychomotropc, guarantees TO
produce a perfect and life like picture of the
future husband or wife Of the applicant, with
date of marriage occupation, leading traits Of
character, &c. This is no imposition, as testi-
monials without number can assert, ly stat.
ing place of BIRTH age, disposition, color Of
owes and hair. and enclosing fifty cents. ana
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you
will receive the picture by return mail, togeth
or with desired information,
Address in confidence, Madame Gertrude
Remington, u. U. Box 297, West Troy, n. I.
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4 CARD TO INVALIDS

A CLERGYMAN WHILE RESIDING IN
n South America as a missionary. discovered
n safe and simple remedy for the Cure OF Ner-
yous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease OF the
Urinary and seminal Organs, and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by oanelui anu
already .o cured by this noble remedy;
Prompted BY a desire to benefit the afflicted .
and unfortunate, will send the recipe for
pre- pairing and using this medicine, IN sealed
envelope, to any one who needs 1t, Free oil
Please enclose post paid envelope, address
cd to yourself. ,,, ,xu,x
Address, JOsEtn L.; iN"HN'
Station ID. Bible House.
6m' Ncw lork lily
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AMEsBuRY, Mass, Ger 18th, 1863.
NJ Grace Dear SIR Having been afflicted
crieyously for several weeks with severe alb
sccss upon my side, used several remedies for
its eradication without receiving any relief, i'm
I'll applied your salve, which effected a speedy
and permanent cure | therefore feel happy
to certify my confidence in Its virtues.
Yours with re.pcct JAMES BEAN.
| certify to the truthfulness of the above
statement. II. y. DktRBoRS. NJ ~
SETH W. FOWLE i son, Boston, Propr-
etors.
Sold by all Druggists at % cents q box. 35w4.
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On Saturday night Washington
detective, aided by the city police,
made descent upon a gang OF conn
terfeiters at point about one mi!e
west from the Cair grounds, st. Louis,
capturing James Hilton, one OF the
parties. and securing a large guam.
tity of spurious fifty cent notes and
all the plates and apparatus used in
the manufacture. A man named
Bredon, also connected with the
gang, was captured.
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ORANGE COUNTY BANK.

ORANGE COUNTY BANK.
HE BANK OF oRANGE &c c2 ~, any Of %n Jsn.
uary. 1866 hereby gives notice that Tue our
standing hills of said bank will he redeemch
NJ the Banking House Of the Orange County
National Bank in Chelsea, w., Tor one yco'
from Dcccmber3 -, 1896, agreeabiy to inc 'o''
lowing "'' J.CH oUGToN. in. Cashier.
Chelsea, Dec. "a, 1866
vv,uE ORANGE COUNTY BANK. whose
charter terminated on tho LIST day OF Jan.
1850 hereby gives notice that the OUTSTANDING
bills of said hank will be redeeme" al .ne
banking House of the Orange 90 Na''Inn'
Bank, in Chclscs, VT. for ono year IRON Jan
IS, 1867, agrccably 10 the Following ae'
VIZ. DICKINSON, Cash
Chelsea, VI. Jan. 81 is67-'3yI
AN ACT relati to the redemption OF u NIX
notes,
| 1t IL hereby enacted by the dcncrai assch
bly Of the state of Vermont
| Spr / After the expiration OF 40 charter
of any bank chartered by this st .tc, or after
the Termination of the cxi ,cnee OF any
such l,ank, agrccably to the Tvs oil tnls ssn'.,
| all the weekly newspapers OF the county III
| which such bank il loo ated, for one year, So,
ting forth that said bank will redeem us out
standing bills. the day Of the expiration 0, u,
charter, or the date ot the terihiha'iui VI "
existence, and copy Of this act Ana upo,
due publication OF such notice henhet SUI
bank nor it's officers shall he liable 10 any nc
ton for the non-rcdeinption of any Of It's out
standing bills. unless the same shall have p,.'
duly presented and payment thereof deniande'
within the year aforesaid. at the banking nous
: Of said bank.
SEC. 2. After tho expiration OF the charter
/, or after the termination OF the existence Oh an
7 such bank. M aforesaid, said bank shall cen ~,
to bc subject to the operation, or liable 70 Wv
nroyisions of the siSty.thiid section OF cbap''
/, riahty.ninc ofthe General Statutes. .., 4,
. SIC. 3. This act shall take ehec' ''o" -
e Approved Nov. 10, 1896 --vin2'y'
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Colorado papers OF the 3oth uitimo
speak fiatteringly of mining opera
tons. The Times says many OF the
mills in that county and through
Clear Greek, which have been IDLE
for a few months on account OF the
winter or repair work, are starting
I'D again in good earnest.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.
(, - TIE OF We n NJ q y T

- BRADFORD DISTRICT, So
In Probate Court. holden at Vest Fniriee,
within and for said district, on the 3ist day OF
January. A. u. 1867. -.
Upon application of Ellis Bliss. Guardian OF
Frank Merchant. OF Bradford, in said district,
a spcndthrift, makes application to said court
for license to sell tho following described real
estate of his said ward, viE dwelling house
and The land on which the same stands, situa-
ted in bradford. aforesaid, repreycnting that
the sale thereof is necessary for tho support oil
his said ward and family.
Whereupon, IL Ia ordered Ivy said Court that
said application come under consideration ana
be heard at a session Of said Court TO h. held ct
Probate office In Fairlcc. IN said district ON the
nd day Of February. A. ID. 1867, for hearing
aud decision thereon;
, And is further ordered that all persons interest
ed he Notified hereof by publication oi notice
Of said application aud order thereon. three
week. Excessively In tho National OPINION
printed at bradford. bcfure said time OF hear
Ing, that they may appear VI sa,d tine AM
place aud " they sec cause object thereto
AVA 4. ii. GILMORE, Judge
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DIED.

In Newbury, Feb. 5, AlonIo Leslie aged g
wears and ii months.
IN Oxford, y. II, Feb. Oath Of lung fever,
Cant jeremiah Marston aged &c years.
Cant. M,rston was one of the early inhabit
ants of the town, having lived in 1t 80 years
and very worthy citizen, and one who was
not afraid to die
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CONTEMPORARIES NOTICE.

SAMUEL MIRT 5 ESTdIE.
VI>IIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint.
cd hy the Honorable Probate Court for
the district of Bradford, Commissioners to re-
cevc, examine and adjust all claims and de
mands of all persons, against the estate OF
Samuel Martin. ESD, late of Newbury in said
district, deceased, represented insolvent, and
the term of sax months from the th day OF
January, 1867, being allowed by said court to
the creditors or said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before US
Give Notice, that we will attend to the du'
,;.s Of our appointmcnt ut tho dwelling house
of widow Samuel Martin. in Ncwbury, in said
district on the 9TH day OF July next, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day.
J.E. CHAMBERLAIN, lcom,r,
JEREMIAH BOYNToN.
Ncwbury. Jan. 81, 1867 .--3iw3
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CONMIsSiONERS' NOTICE.

ALON/O LESLiE'S ES7 Il Il.
vu,uE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appointed
l br the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Bradford. Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands OF
ali persons. against the estate Of Alon;o Leslie
late of Newbury, in said distinct, deceased,
,,'annths from the 18th day of February, 1867 !.
being allowed by said Court to the creditors OF
.aid deceased. to exhibit and prove Their claims
before US: Give notice. that we Will attend to
the duties Of our appointment at the Town
the 18th day of March. and 9Th day OF August
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, on each
OF said days.
GEo O 6 r p BALDWIN com'rs.
Nevburv Feb llth, a. ID. 1867.
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The State Constahu q y have bee l

Inc Dtdtt ADliStst'u q -"
unusually active for the past two
weeks throughout Mass. Many
liquor shops and gambling houses
have been visited, and some well
known and prominent dealers IN
Boston have promised to dlscon'
tinuc. Some Of the vendors OF TINS
poison must he OF the opinion that
the Prohibitory law can be enforced
Samuel Downing, the last but two
Of the soldiers Of the war OF lnde =
pcndcnce, died Monday, at Edit
Aurgh, Saratoga county, \. y The
event was announced from the
Speakers desk. at Washington. Tie
was in his 1O7th year, and was born
near Exeter, \. II.
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A case against the teacher OF a
,rh,ic school. which has been pend
inc in the Cincinnati Police Court
for some time, was decided on Sat
nrdav by decision that any cor
moral punishment of Il pupil by the
teacher is unlawful. The decision
axouoratcd the teacher from any
charge of cruel ill-tempered or cx-
cessiye punishment,
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JONAS CLARK'S ESTA TIE.

yu>HE having been appointed
/ by the Honorable rrohat. Court Tor the
rciyr examine. and adjust all claims and de.
marjs nj Nil persons, against the estate of
,jonas Clark, late Of Ncwhury, In said District,
Joo.ascd reprcseuted iusolyent, and the term
of six months from the IN day Of February,
1867, boing allowed by SAID S1art 70 the credit.
ye.ncctiyc claims before usi Give notice, that
we viii attend to the duties Of our appointment
NJ tho dwelling house Of 0rrin Heath In New
hu, wv in ssid District. on the 9TH day Of June
and tho Sth day Of september ncxt n. one
o'clock, In the afternoon, on enc, snch Of said days
JAMES CHAMBERLlN, Com.
Yevbury, W. Fob nth. a; y. 1857. 3.~s
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PERUVIAN SYRUP:
BRADFORD, March |, 1867.

A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE PRO
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If the thousands who are suffering from
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SYRUP, the effect would not only astonish
themselves but would please all their friends ;
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A DISTINGUISHED JURIST WRITES TO A
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Thousands have been changed by the use OF
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The genuine has PERUVIAN SYRUP" blown
| in the glass.
A32 page Pamphlet win be sent free.
! J.P. DINSMORE. Proprietor.
| No. sc Dey St, New York
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FREE TO EVERYBODY.

Large PIP. Circular, giving information OF
the rreatcst importance to tho young OF both
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS ny wife JnGs ,h pSte5s has rna isi'
,blc cause or urovocation, this is, hereiore,
To forbid all persons harboring or trusting her
on nv account, asl shall pay no debts o! her
contracting after this date ,,.rs
Bows ~ Is II bto'
Bradford Feb. 10th 1867.
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Two counterfeiters who had n
large amount of bogus fractional!
currency in their possession, ana
materials for making the same, were
arrested at st. Louis on the 10th inst.
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bradford Acadc ny.

,u,uE SPRING TERN OF THIS SCHOOL
/ will commence on Wed jday, February
q tn. 1867
Francis Farrell, A. b. Principal
Miss sophia b. Woodward. Preceptress:
Miss Mary Addic Prichard, Teacher OF Music
Miss Miriam Pillsbury, Teacher OF ra'htihs'
Bradford VT, February 18th, 1867
a5w3 GEORGE PRICHARD. Sec'y.
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SALE REAL.
ESTATE, AT AUCTION!

TIME SUBSCRIBER will sell at Public Auc-
/ tion at the Newburv House, NeWoury' ~
ON Wednesday, March 20, 1867, Five or SIX val
liable Building Lots. on Main r,he S,tfe,s;
100 acres of Wood and Timber land South OF
the Old County Road, about - acres OF u hoer
Land. being part of lot No. 73, in hundred
acre Lots, in Newbury 100 acre Lou no ~, III
Newbury. On this Lot is Good Sugar race
and Sugar House, $50 Tin Buckets, Sap noia-
ers Kettles &c. &c. reservation OF INC
Stone and Slate on a Lot in Lisbon ~ H.,
known as the MILESTONE Ledge, now un"er
, lease for two years Is acres OF and anu Il
Mill privilege on the South Branch OF 'he On an,
mauoosac River, near the North LiSpoi hi.'
road Depot. Terms of sals-Onc quarter u1T ;u
the balance by the first of Nov next with IN
'e'''' JOSEPH ATKINSON, For Executors
| Also. at Private Sale. Ny home Farm con
| s;stirp OF about sixty.fve acres OF intcrvaie'
Rriidipcs and home Pasture also bill Pasture
and Wood Land of 100 acres, called, the wal
lace uill Pasture" Also about NJ acres OF
Wood and Timber Land, known az the oo 20,
licr lot n,'. "ottace hor', SI'" Up lmrr
or "Kmoall" Avenue. Also the Mea'c,na'
Spring property, with about acres oil iapa,
and buildings adjoining. Also IN inc town o,
Lttlcton, n. H., about 800 acres Oh woo1 anu
timber land. 2i0acreS' known Us .ne WOW . i
land" - acres. known as the carpenter io,,
iol ,cres known as the "Bicktord lot d.
acres No 10 Range !, 80 acres, No. ii Range ]
liz acres, No. s. Range /, acres, lot No.
Range >. 50 acres. lot No.', Range 2, is5 acres
lot No. 5, Range 3, ~ acres. near AlanscI
Fairs, 80 acres called the Cedar lot, near Rob
;ns' EARN. Also, in the town OF Rumncy, n. u.
abon, 1000 acres OF Wood and Timber land, bc
inc lot. and parts oflots as follows. 100 acres
lot no. TO- Range 6. 900 acres lots No 10 and y
R Rance 4. loo acres, lot No. TO- Range 3, 30
acres. lots No. 3, 10 and II, Range :, 800 acres
A lots No. 2. s aud TO- Range l. 30 acres in ID
The above lands ale from 3 to S miles fror
,bc RaLcr river near Compton Dog All we
.imhcred with spruce and IIcmlock, and Har
Wood. Terms liberal Long credit for hA
/ or threo. iourtbs Of purchase money, so>,
y.uh,ry y, Fob 90. 1867. Jw3
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vi 4 IL R III -.

In buffalo, n Y, Jan. 3ist, at tho residence
of John II. Baylry, Esq, 10y Rev. d. II Muller
F. +. Johnson, of Buffalo formerly of Bradford,
and Miss Sophia Louisa Bayey, of Newbury VI.
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LEVI COLLINS ESTA TIE.
CTATE OF We Il VI q + ,

~ BRADFORD DISTRICT,
Alta probate court held at West Fairlce, with
in and for said district. on the 18th day OF Feb
ruary 4. ID. 1867, John s. Collins, one of the
Administrators on the estate of Levi Collins,
late of Corinth. in said District. deceased
makes application TO said Court for license to
sell all of he real estate OF said deceased Of
which he died seized and possessed within this
State, to wit: " :,
The Home farm of which said deceased died
seized and possessed. containing about lou
acres of land. and about 10 acres of pasturing
in said Corinth. Whereupon, it is ordered by
said Court, that said application come under
consideration and be heard at a session OF said
Court to be holden Mt West Fairlec in said
District, on the 3D. Tuesday Of March a; ID.
1867 and that all persons interested IN said es
tate be notified of;hc time and place ofhcaring.
by causing the same to be pubhshcd three
weeks excessively in the National Opinion,
a newspaper published at Bradford Vt. before
said time of hearing. that they may appear,
and at said time and place if they see cause,
object thereto
BY tho Court.
Attest, ALvAH BEAN. Register.
4 truc copy of record 3sw3
Attest, ALVAu BEAN, Register.