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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

The shoe trade is dull in Lynn.
Memphis, Tenn, has a coloredlaw,
yer.
Cleveland has more vacant houses
than She wants.
The Gulfsquadron willrendezyous
at Pensacola next.
General Sheridan is a corrcspon-
dent and warm friend OF Juarez.
Over a thousand young men are
out of employment in Detroit.
jeff. Davis has at last got to Mis-,
sissippi. He went tS way OF Mon
troal.
Chill will have a larger wheat
crop in February than for many
years.
Bangor reioices that the price Of
her gas has been reduced fifty cents
on q thousand feet
II is said that the produce frozen
in on the Eric canal includes four
million bushels of wheat.
Admiral l'aragut was "smothcred
with kisses" by the ladies OF Sweden.
Not insured.
Several small towns in Massa.
chuSetts have had to give up their
lecture courses this season tor lack
OF support.
An Indiana prisoner tried to eS.
cape from Jail last week, but was
prevented 10y u bullet III his heart
sent Cy the sheriff.
The coal mines of England and
Wales give employment to nearly
three hundred and thIrty-threC
thousand men.
Hugh Roberts, BellefontainC
sexton ovcrworllcd himself in dig
ging grave, q few days ago, burst
an artery, and fell dead into it,
in New Orleans, in one week, fly,
persons died aged lOl, 100, LOG, 10,
and Ill years. Five centenarlan
in one week is something extraordi
nary.
Annie Il. Dickinson makes $40,
900 to $4,000 a year lec;urlng, ant
would make twice rs mucl, II sh'
would accept all the invitations SHE
receives.
Travel is very light just now, ant
a train over the Shore Line to Bos
ton last week had but three through
passengers and six trunks, and TIN
''localsr were few,
The newsboys in Washington re
Gently startled the people oftllat vii
lage by crying, "Eres the Star an,
Express. SURRENDERED Gen. Grant!
This il the first time Grant was eve
known to surrender,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31
LIST OF TEXT BOOKS.

The following is list Of of Text Books selec-
ted by the board of education to be used in the
Public schools of the state OF Vermont for five
vcors beginning the first of November, 1868:
READERS.-fown and liolbrook's Series
excluding the Intermediates and llilards
Sixth Reader.
MATHEMATICS -Grecnlear New Prma-
~, Grcculoai-s Intellectual, Greenleafs Prac
teal Walton's Cards aud Keys Ms. and 2.
Davies University Edition, fca High and Nor
mal schools only, Greenleofs new Elementary
Algch.d. ..
BIOGRAPHIES, Descriptive and Political
--Mtchclrs First Lessons, Mitehells Primary,
Mi,chelIs Intermediate Vermont Edition.
physical. -Monteith's Physical and Astronom-
icm. Guyots Common school, Guyots Wall
Maps.
GRAMMA Elements, Norton's
! Weld and Qunckenhos.
UISI ORiES-Lossing's Common School
Hairs History and Geography OF Vt.
! SpELLERS. flown and llclbrooks Fro
: gre gyc. ..,,. o-,.,..
for Graded and High Schools only.
pENMANsulp.-ray son, Dunton ana Scrip
h.E. RANKIN, Sec. Of Board of Education
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

If it be possible in any way to put
a stop to the misdemeanots COM
mitted by set cf graceiess young
rowdies who infest orr village, we
should say it is time steps were
taken in that direction. They are
a public nuisance. and ought to be
abated. People have got tired of
answering to the call of their door
bells to find them operated by a
string from across the street; Of be
ing tripped up by ropes strung
across the sidewalk; Of being dis
turbed at night and III public meet
ings by them; aud more than all,
of having their evil influences cast
about younger boys, who but for
them would be quiet, well behaved
boys. And more than this, young
ladies have been insulted on the
streets.
Now we protest that these things
should not be allowed to continue ;
and if there is no other way t, pre-
vent it, some Of the prime movers
in these lawless transactions should
be sent TO the Reform School; or il
they are too old for that, let them be
dealt with in the manner which
they deserve, at the hands of our
officials.
The following touching poem TAU
thor unknown,) is respectfully pre-
sented for the perusal and cOnsidera-
ton of delinquents on the printers
books.
In seasons when our funds are low.
Subscribers are provoking slow,
And few supplies keep up The how
or stamps departing rapidly.
But we shall see a sadder sight,
When duns come in rom morn TIL night,
Commanding every dycpence bright
70 be forked over speedily
Our bonds and duc-biIls are arrayed
Zach seal and signature Displayed
The holders, they mus, all be paid,
With threat Of Law and chancery.
When to despair we're almost driven,
Ihoras precious little fun in living;
When alr last scvip f. ,II.lv rive-l
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31
EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS Con-

EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS Con
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to call of the
Executive Committee, several of
the craft met at the American
House in this city, last evening, for
the purpose or perfecting their or
ganization. In the absence of the
President, the meeting was called
to order by the Vice-President, Mr..
Il. b. Whiting.
G. Ct. Benedict, from the commit
tee appointed for that purpose, re.
ported a constitution and bylaws.
which, with slight amendments.
were adopted.
The constitution was then signed
by the following gentlemen and the
initiation fee of 81 paid to the Treas
urer: +. b. Whiting, George Gran
willie Benedict, G. W. willard. \. y.
Swain, VIM. ii. Hoyt, {. VI. Chase,
Henry Clark, @. NJ. stone. John
Cain, Luther o. Greene. J. NJ. 20.
land, w. II. Ballou, james X. Ne
Lean, ID. NJ. Camp, I'd.
The committee appointed to fix
rates for advertising and Job work
were not prepared with a fun report
as they Lad not had time to consid
er such important matters. Thl
subjects were recCmmittcd to the
same committees, and they were iii
Tected to furnish all the publisher
and job printers Of the State with t.;
printed copy Of theirreports as sool
as convenient. Mr.. Mclean wat
added to the committee on job work
The Recording Secretary was alsC
directed to procure the printing o
tie constitution and bylaws ant
furnish each publisher with a copy
c. w. Willard was chosen essay
list, and John Cain poet. Newpor
was chosen as the place fer the mex
meeting, to be held on the thirC
Thursday Of Jnne next.
i. 3. Whiting, Acting President
ID. NJ. Camp, I'd, Rec. Sec.
--BWliagtoA Times.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

FIRE AT THE STATE PRISON.
On Wednesday, 10Th inst, abont
noon, a large quantity of snath
sticks belonging to the contractors,
in the drying room, situated on the
southwest corner of the old Prison
building, took fire. 1t was at one
time feared that the roof of the
building would take fire and endan.
ger the main bnilding, but the
prompt efforts of the Engine Com.
pany and the citizens of Windsor
in aid of the Superintendent and
officers, kept the flames in subjec
ton, and all danger passed without
heavy loss, it is now thought beyond
that of the company, which is rough
ly estimated at about $1,000. The
behavior of the convicts during u,
excitement was most commenda. lie
some of them being the most eli
cient and daring helpers and all oh
serving order.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

st. Louis has twice as many Ii.
quor shops as school teachers, and
six times as many as she has clergy.
mana smaller proportion in both
particulars than that of New York.
The Bishop of London is a hun.
dred years old, and reads without
glasses.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31
Local and State Items.

We intend to make this department of the
orTyrnv valuable and interesting to our read
crs br furnishing all the Local News and our
friends in Orange and Grafton Counties will
,erialIv 10 the interest of our paper, by sending
va sn,.h items of local interest a. may come I'M
dor their notice All communications should
G,e signed by the person sending them.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

A lady in Lawrence, Mass, awOke
the other night with a feeling that
her child was in danger, and on go
ing to its crib found large pin in its
mouth. \ beautiful illustration Of
maternal instinct.
So successful is Postmaster KEEL.
ley's course IN retaining letters adj
dressed to gift swindles that the pro-
prietor of one of them complains
that he has lost $1,000 by the lie
tention of over three thousand let
tiers.
An invalid disturbed all the in
mates of his boarding house recently
by initiating a dog. When asked
why he did it, he said he had been
ordered by his physician to take
port wine and bark.
\ correspondent Of the New York
Tribune alleges that not less than
siXty-eight persons persisted in the
trighttul catastrophe at Angola, on
the Lake Shore Railroad, instead OF
thirty-nine, as has been generally
understood.
| a negro man and woman at Or
ange Court House, Va, refuse t.
be free, thinking it robbery tina
their masters should be deprived o
their property without pay. Th
man is a cook, The woman Il seam
stress, and both excellent servants
Oregon farmers got such gooC
| prices for their wheat last year tina
they have sowed greater quantities
than ever for this years crop.
Two young ladies were lately
burnt to death at Chattanooga 10y
the explosion Of a can of oil from
which one of them was pouring OF
upon the fire. The explosion set
! their clothes on fire
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

Cline feathers neer can make
fine birds" The difference between
''Barrett's Vegetable Hair RestOra-
tive and most OF the other prepa-
rations in the market is that the
merit Of Barrett's is inside the bottle,
While t that Of the other is on the out
side wrapper, 1t is not only a Re
storatiye BUT it is a clean, healthy
dressing, rendering the use OF Bears
Oil (Lard) and Pomatums (Lard)
entirely unnecessary.
Renne is in luck. He has struck
lie without boring-anybody.-
Renne's Pain.killing Magic Oil is
his Ion Bank and Oil City without
the smell of on Renne's Magic
Oil is an institution, a necessity.
y certain.cure for all kinds Of pain.
The best outward application
known for tlesh-w0mds, sprains,
bruises. swollen or stiff joints, is
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. 1t
stands upon its own merits, and is
the best family medicine in the
world.
The Cavalry Condition Powders
are gradually taking the lead OF all
others, and thor justly acquired
fame must ho cry gratifying to the
propricto's, Messrs. Johnson q Co,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

about To open utHtdl lOOlhS oNtl
J. N. Warden's store.
The attention Of our readers is
called to the List of Text Books,
selected by the Board of Education,
TO be used in the schools Of this
state for five years from Noy1, 1868,
which will be found in our columns.
viii orr friends please remem-
Der that all communication sent
us for publication should be signed
by the person sending them; other
wise they will not be inserted. We
do not require the name for publica-
ton, but that we may know from
whom the communication comes,
and thus prevent our being imposed
upon.
DONATION The friends of Rev.
Mr.. Spencer, at West Newbury,
met at the house of Mr.. VIM. Garlic
ton on the 22d inst. for the purpose
of making their pastor a donation.
The company comprised over 200
persons, old and young, and the
occasion was heartily enjoyed by all
In the evening bountiiul and eX-
ccllent supper was duly discussed.
The amount left with Mr. Spencer
was about 500.
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exchange, anu H''' NOV ''S'eO l'S '1'
cnfacy. On trying 1t we hnd 1t IS
Incorrect
THEFT AND FORGERY-THE EoR
GER SHOI.-Sometimc in December
man calling himself Pickett APP
pcagcd in Lisbon, Nh, representing
himself to be agent for the Boston
Gold coupauv,Whereh he commenced
buvin1 lumber on credit, SHOWN a
drlt Tor $1,000 as evidence that he
could PAY for the lumber when lie
c1tit cashed. He also negotiated
for saw mill, aud was to pay $1,000
on the lG,l OF January. On the
18th he presented at Wells River
bank Che draft, which was drawn
by q Wisconsin laukul bank in
New York. payable to the order OF
\. II. Gilmore and johnson Golden.
hy whom il puportcu TO lie endGrs.
ed, representing that Nle>srs. Gil.
more aua Golden were Boston men
Nj. Leslie. the cashier. declined 10
pay over the money. rs he knew
none Of The nartios Ficlett then
went to Boston with his draft
Abouf tbe time ricl,oft left thc
GROIN of 4ba dr,c bococ,o I-p,u.,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31
0eW drertise
A GENTS wanted for THE BLGE

4 GEN = Wanted Tor HE REt p
"A COATS, and how they Lived. Fought
dents in the Great Rebellion. 1t contains over
100 fine Engrayings and 800 pages, and il the
snicest and cheapest war book published
Price only $3.50.
CAUTfDS.-Some Of our agents have taken
advantage of the great popularity aud large
size OF this work to raise the price to - and
$3.50 per copy. The public are hereby notified
that they have no right to charge more than
$3.50. Send for Circulars. Address
JONES BROS. a co. pniIadelnlia Pa.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31
Probate Courts,
Bradford District.

DROBATE COURTS WILL Ne HOLDEN
L within and Tor the District of bradford
for the year ensuing, IA follows, via:
Al the Trotter House, IN bradford, on the
"a Tuesdays Ia January, May, July, and Sep
temher.
At the Probate ONCE, In West Fairlcc, on
the second Tuesday IN December aud the "a
Tuesdays Ia February, April and October.
At the Hotel, In East C0rinth,on the ID Tues
days OF March, June, August, aud November
ALvAii BEAN Register
Wost Fairloc. Dec. I, 1867.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

ssElsE$ WANTED, Tor the AMER
- ICtN FARMER. the cheapest and best
Flamet'- Paper .n America Ouly 81 year.
ForprcmWn Ii-t, 49,, address.
JOHN TT RNER Rochester, y. T.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

could not work ouo-half the time r.i.c con,S
not put my heel 20 the Moor. ne, ,nrn ,hnyy
si.n e,r thc "infalible remedies advertised
s si,IaUt the least benefit Less than two bot
MI. nS Wiitc's ELIXIR entirely cured me"
Three tcnspoonnl doses viii cure ali ordin ,n
W o,b,cnrirs sell A. J. WHITE Duggst, 81
Ieyerctt st., Boston
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

~ a. II. 4. KEYEs e. co have received
Il. this week, q new supply Of Ladies, fnr
f,oii,rs Canes and Mule, Gents colinre.
Wristers Gloves and Costs Also bunsi"
Robes, from u to el5.
Ncvburv, Oct. q, 1907
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
FouruL WLEk ENDING JAN. %, 1865
National

Reporter expressly Tor the NniiOEIf
opinion. by II. T. BALLARD Il CO., Gen
erGl Produce Commission Merchants, NJ
332 Washington Street, \. !.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31
LIST OF NEWSPAPERS.

We have published Complete Lists for the
following sections, which we will u"iish
to any address FOR 20 rcnt 'tri
NEW ENGLAND. \. !. STATE.
Ny. CITY. NEW JERSEY HELEWARE.
MARYLAND s. DIST COLUMBIA,
ONO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN
WISCONSIN, lOWA,
KANSAS. MINNESOTA & N,fRASKA
VlRGINIA,NORTHa and SOUTH CAROLINA
RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPERS.
Complete Ltst)
ANY five lists scut for one dollar. iny ton
For two dollors. The whole for : ~
Persons wishing to keep cuir' ta,i is'-,
should subscribe to the Advertiser Ga1ett".
In which all newspaper chaygrs are noted
monthly Price !! per year in aifUeu' Al.
dress
GEO. P. R0WElL 6 co.,
40 pARES ROW, y. Y.
~ To any newspaper publishing III, nb'Nc'
to the amount of $3.50. the Lists aud 6a@'tte
Will he sent free.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

See advertisement Of DR.. o. H..
Stevens, who has engaged and is
about to open dental rooms over
l. N. Wardcn's store.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-31

Oregon farmers got such good
prices for their wheat last year that
they have sowed greater quantities
than ever for this years crop.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-25
MlSCELLAN EOUS.
Z MpOKTANT 70 LADIES.

III
II you need . reliable remedy to restore YOU
Why NOTUSE THEBESTi /,
Every lsdy knows the slightest irrcgularity
Of nature 10 liable to bring on Headache, Gid
dincss, Painting, Sick Stomach, Mysteries, &c.
Then the bloom Of health fades, the appetite
fails and other distressing symptoms ensae.
DIR. HRVEY'S CHRONO. HERMAL
FEMALE PILLS.
Price Oxe Dollar Per Dor,
. remedy that never fails TO remove obstruc.
tions OF Nature, Female Weakness, Fluro Al
bus, SO. They arc perfectly safe and one box
will restore the afflicted to health il the oh
struction has not existed too long; il other
wise longer perseverance 10 necessary, but
it is best in all obstinate cases Of Irregular
DISTINCTIONS that ordinary medicine has failed
TO remove, to resort to . more powerful reme-
dy rs soon ~ possible.
DIR. HARvEYs GOLDEN PILLS,
If'es Fise Dollars Per Package
are four degrees stronger than the above, and
are intended for special cases only. They are
perfectly safe for the most delegate female 10
take. Full directions accompany each pack
age, one Of which 10 generally suikcient.
Sold By tie lriscipal Drsggists EveryscAere.
Conf eniial Circular with engravings will
be sent TO ladies free Of charge on application
with stamp. II you cannot get the pills Of
your druggist take NO other kind, for on 70.
ceipt of the money they will BE- sent by return
mail, free from observation, BY
DR. J. BRYAN,
90 East 18th, st., New York.
N. B.-Registcr your letter or send Post
O6ics Order. IL
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-25
NEWSPAPER FILE,

which retail according to size, from Is
cents to so cents each. OF the val.
ne of the FILE, there is no question
among those who have examined or
used it. 1t Is surely a valuable thing
They offer to all new subscribers for
the year who pay in advance, one Of
these FILES of size for fling the Re-
publican,-and to old subscribers who
will pay up for their subscription to
the end ofthis year, and renew with
the cash in advance, also one Of these
FILES Of the size for filing the REpuBLl-
CAN.
Also any man procuring two new
subscribers, with the cash for one year.
will be entitled to file of the same
size.
All should subscribe,
Merchants,
And Lsborers, AZ we'll rs Professional
men, RICE 4 TRUE,
Proprieto
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-25
GENERAL NRws ITEMS.

Ex-Governor Thomas IL. Seymour
led At his residence in Hartford Ct.
on the 3r'i inst, of typhoid fever. He
was 81 years old,
There will he 4 national conference
OF ini,arl.n churches in New York CT
t, October 6. Rev. james Martineau,
a London, will deliver the opening
sermon.
On the 9th inst, the people of Cali
tornia celebrated the 18th Anniversary
~ the admission of that State iuto the
ZION
The days and nights were of equal
length, "Wednesday 23rd inst.
\ new literary magazine for woman
j. about IL be established at Indianap-
-. Ind There is some talk of calling
!, Tie -4nter,can Uomans Domestic Iaga
sns.
\ weekly paper, to be called "Soro-
s. Is announced for Oct. l, devoted
10 The interests of woman. House
t,ccpihg. .'iSillnii, aTt, literature, Will
comprise its most important features
II will lie free from politics. partisan
slip. and sectarianis,n. Editors and
F.ropr ciars. Mrs J.. Walker and Mrs
l.. ii. Leonard. Business Editor
Mrs. NJ. l.. Rayne.
A revolution IS III progress in Spain,
and apre rs to be gaining rapidly in
strength. The insurgents have an ar
nv of $4,000 men and a navy OF II
ships of war with 5000 seamen.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-25
STATE NEWS.

Iowa has eighteen daily newspapers.
Fort Dodge has contracted for a
new school house to cost $4,000.
Fort Madison has subscribed nearly
$4,000 To secure the building OF the
railroad from that place to Burlingt on.
The frost on the night of the 10Th
inst, was quite general Throughout
northern and centra, ,nva. Fortu-
nately the corn was too tar. advanced
to be seriously injured.
The G. RI. Ai' Il. r. are now run
ming car, to Middle River, Adair Co.
The Republicans Of louisa county
M: lc ihc.r nomination by voting di-
rect at primary elections on the 29th
ait. These votes were canvassed by
tn. county committee on the Sth inst
\ total Of sol votes were cast. AZ a
result John Hale is the candidate for
Clerk of the District Court. and n. w.
Mckay for Recorder. The Wapcl!o
Republicans states that ''at least ten times
As man, gave expression to their pref
erence tor candidates rs could have
i'''en induced to participate in any
other way"
J. J. Daniels is the Republican can
Nilatc for Recorder of Linn county,
a.ii \. J. Mexican that for Clerk Of
The District Court. The county con
rcntion on the 10th inst, decided tina,
hereafter all nominations shall be made
by primary elections.
-. A. Mahoney is about starting q
new Democratic paper at Dubuque.
There are nearly 5000 Friends be.
on.,i,g to the Iowa Yearly Meeting,
.ll sevc:l'y-fve recorded minister's
,,nr hundred and siA sine individuals
i.,se bccs me members OF the society
the pas. yea ~ couyiaccmcn..
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-09-25
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The following letter is published :
Mr.. Gorton resides in Glovers,ili>
New York:
PrrrHsDoRo, n. ", August 1Gti
| 1865. MIR, Olhniel Gorton:
Ny DEAR SlR--l am happy to re
ceive your letter, and to he able to AN
sw.rlt ~ saying that am warmly 10,
Grant and Coliax, and for having tn,
nation pay her creditors honestly
The New York Tribune speaks right,
on the finance question.
our TREND, GERRlr SMITH"
The Richmond Dispatch Of last week
said: 1T Maine shall show e lin, lary,
or small, tor the radicals, Seymour
may considc. his chances of being 4
successor to George Washington rs
small indeed"
Senator Cameron predicts that Penn
sylvania will give from $4,000 to 20,
900 Republican majority in October.
No one is better posted in Pennsyi-
vonia politics than Mr.. Cameron
The motto Of Maine is Dtr,yo, di-
rect. Its election OF Monday is the
index finger OF the campaign, pointing
out the popular vote OF the country.
While executing process of the Uni
ted States Court in certain revenue ca
SEES, in La Blue, Nelson and Marion
counties, Kentucky, the other day, the
Marshal and his deputy were captur-
ed by an armed gang, p.unicred Of
their papers anil property warned not
to come back on pain of death, and es-
ccrtcl to the railroad.
\ Democratic speaker, IN Penob-
scott county, Maine, said Take ont
the churches and the temperance soci-
cites, and there will he nothing left OF
the Republican party"
The latest from Bos ton gives a Dem
ocratic gain Of 100 per cent in tn,
towa of Pckin. Maine. Last year there
was one Democratic vote cast there
and this year j. reaches exactly two.
One Of the compliments bcstow G,
by the Mobile Register upon the Mort
crn Democracy is, that a rebel soldic
can talk with Northern Democr:,
upon political subjects with as mucl
assurance of sympathy and commo
aim and purpose, as he could feel i
talking with one Of his old comra le
in arms.
THIS is what the Pirate Scmme.
a speech at Mobile said:
l have given my allegiance to II
old flag, prorided we can restore Il
old flag again to be the representa-,
of the principles of the constitution
which we will be able to effect by II
election Of Seymour and Blair