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PRINTING FOR THE BLIND-A
GIFT t1om Mr.. Dickens.-The Dos-
ton Transcript says: ''@'
The number of books printed in
raised letters. expressly for the use
of the blind, has been restricted for
many years, owing to the lack Of
funds. When Mr.. Dickens was in
Boston he was much interested in
the matter, and expressed his inten-
ton to supply the means to print The
Old Curiosity Shop, one Of his most
delightful romances, in raised letters.
In the Advertiser of this morning
appears the following letter, writ
ten since Mr.. Dickens return to-
saaa #a 5t9s y'ag
"GADD's H1LI PLACE, ol
"WIoKHAM BY ROCHESTER KENp,s Y
H May 18th, 1868. )4s
"Dear DR.. H6ace-Ify you will apply per- !,
sonally to William I. S. Amory, Of 3 oston,
that gentleman as agent to my bankers,
Messrs. Coutts d Co., Strand, London),
will pay you seventeen hundred dollars. II
This sum, in accordance with yonr esli-
mate, place at your disposal for the Spro5
tuction of two hundred and fifty copies of
the odd Curiosity Shop printed in raised
letters for the use of the blind. ~ #s4* 54
kindly use your own disofetion CON-
,erniug it. and you will please me. ..3
Faithfully yours,
CHARLES DICKENS"
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The Best Cologne Water i'm Town,
Irish Linen and Shirt Bosoms.

1UST received, q large assortment of IRISH
81 LINEN and SHIRT BOSOMS. Persons
who wish pare, cheap aud fine article are re,
quested to call at may2l ,FENDLER's.
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a BATON ROUGE. La, THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE Is !

IA i Z MOnN1lNG, j
DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC.
J. JASTREMSKI & BRO,
Druggists and Apothecaries,
s.E OF COURT HOUSE SQUARE,
Corner or somerulos and Afric. SITS.
TIME UNDERSIGNED beg leave to an-~
i nonnce to the public, that they are pre- ~
pared at the shove place, to fill al orders -
and prescriptions.
They now have on hand, and will constantly
keep, . full supply Of
DRUGS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
h CHEMICALS,
OILS, &C.,
FANCY and
TOILET ARTICLEs,
PERFUMERY,
T0oTR BRUSHES,
COMBS,
PISTOLS,
CUTLERY,
GUNS,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, &c.
Special care and attention will be given to the
PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.,
with that view, an experienced Druggist, PAUL
BES6Y, will always be found in attendance at all
hours.
noy2s J. JASTREMSKI & BRO.
FRESH MEDICINES,
DRUGS, PERFUMERIES.
And
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully gives ~.Q
i notice that he has always or hand NJ
fresh supply Of n
M N1EDICINES- ETC.
Which they guarantee to be pure; also choice
assortment of
ER f u M ERY,
from the most celebrated manufa factories, compris.
ing
LUBIN's, Madam DUKANDs.
BALM and WRIGHYs
A fine assortment of
ESSENCES FOR HANDKERcHrEFs
sCENTED SOAPS.
Allkinds Of fresh genuine MINERAL WATERS
PURE LIQUORS, viz:
French and American BRANDIEs,
WHISKY-Rye and Bourbon.
PORT WINE,
SHERRY and MADEIRA,
.z.-... GENUINE HOLLAND GIN,
PURE scHNAPPs,
FRENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
sIR0P DE BRIANT,
sIROP DE FLoRE,
sIROP DE LAMOURIEUx
LIQUEUR LAvILLE.
ELIXIR ANTI-GLAIROUX,
INJECTION BRAN,
LEROY's MEDICINES,
WIN DE sEGUIN,
PERCHLORMER DE FER DE PRAyAR,
IUILLE DE FOIE DE MORUE DE TOUGHs. /
de Hogg.
Will receive by the next steamer fresh lot OF
'aten Medicines, direct from manufacturers
WINTER GARDEN sEEDs-just received
COAL OIL and
COAL LAMPS variety on hand.
LEECHES always on hand.
u AN orders from the country CAREFULLY put
p and promptly Gsendedto.
JOHN v. JASTREMSKI.
= Store nearly opposite the Branch Of the
ousiana State Bank. D. iul1
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ton in one year, than any other
county has reported. In all the 9th
er eight years she has reported but
ten deaths by this disease. During
the nine Years the whole number of
deaths by scarletina, IN each county,
and the ratio to thousand of the
whole population OF the county, is
as follows Addison 10l, AZ ratio !;
Bennington 9S. > ratio Caledonia
81, a. ratio; Chittenden 152, 5.4
ratio; Essex /, - ratio; Franklin
10S. 80 ratio; Grand Isle 2S, Ga
ratio; Lanoille 81, O. ratio; Or.
ange l2j, Il. ratio; Orleans 81, A.
ratio; Rutland $50, GO ratio
! Washington 134, LIS ratio; Wind
! ham 1919, IA ratio; Windsor 900
81 ratio. This disease has beer
most fatal in Windham county,
Rutland, Grand Isle, Lamuille anC
Windsor suffering next and in tn,
order given. Orange has suffered
least, with the exception Of Frank
lin. Scttngasi1le Essex o. account
of imperfect returns. In the whole
State the ratio of deaths by Scarlet
IA in nine years. has been 5.3 to {
thousand Of the whole population.
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Statistics OF Births, Marriages and
Deaths IN Vermont.
no. Iv-sCARLETiNA.


Scar,etina, though not one OF the
most fatal, is one OF the most dread.
ed diseases pr yalent in the State.
This comes doubtless from its cpl
demlc character, "contingcntly con.
tagious,' the doctors call il. and
from the fact that it assumes a VI.
riety Of types, some of which are SC
malignant as TO defy all treatment
from the beginning. The whole
number of deaths rel ted in nine
years, from 1857 30 1865. is 1851
distributed as follows: in 1857. I23 ;
1858, 20; 1859, 263; 1870, I2S ;
1861, lO0; 1862, col; 1868, 27l:
1864, 259; 1860, 20.
The distribution over the State,
though approaching some uniforms
ty in the aggregate for the min,
years, is remarkably diverse in cacl
one year. ThSs in 1887 the death.
in the counties of Rutland, Wash
ington aud Windsor amounted (,
81, or onc.half OF all deaths by this
disease i'll the State. In ISjS The
deaths in Rutland, Windham, Wash
ington and Orange vero 1873, yer,
nearly one half Of all by it in tn,
state. IN 1879, Cbiuendcn, Wind
sor, Wiudham, and Washington. re
port ll6, more than half in tb,
whole State. In 1860, Orleans, Wind
ham and Bennington rclCrt 81
more than half in The whole STATE
In 1861, Cbittcnden, Orleans an,
Bennington report 5S out of 100 70
the whole State. In 1862, Chittcn
den, Rutland and Windsor repor
III out Of 200, more than half. Ii
1868, Windsor Addison and Orange
report l3l out Of PA, almost one
half. In 1864, Windsor, Lamoille
franklin and Windhau,. report If.
out OF 4J0 for the whole State; con
sideiabiy more than half. Jn 1865
Rutland ard Windham report ..
out OF 10. Thus although onl,
ibree or four counties have felt mi,
socatge severely, IN ans one wear
3cf IN the nlDe years covered by The
reports every comfy has received
its visjlniioDs. Al The counties OK.
ccpt Essex and Grand Isle apucn,
IN the above statements, and these
fail there on account Of their small
population. The reports from Icssey
have all been imperfect, and She
reports but seves cases in all, and
five of these were .B 1867. Grand
Isle reports ~ deaths ~ 1865, o
greater ratio TO hy Topula
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A KERNEL OF WHEAT INA BUSH.

A KERNEL OF WHEAT IN A BUSH
Ell OF CHAPLIN this age of hum
buggery, when the wits of one half
OF the world are at work to cheat
the other half. it is refreshing to find
an article of general utility among
MS that possesses the merit claimed
for it. 1t requires n knowledge of the
higher mathematics to pnumerate
the number of worthless hair prep
erations that food unmarked. vamt-
ing their superior cYcellonces from
the show -caScS Of every druggist.
Among this mass OF rubbiSh, how
ever, there is one article that, if the
popular verdict is worth anything,
! is as far removed from its cOmpetit-
0rs in the valuable properties it pos
ScsSes, as it is in its enormous de
mand. OF course we ailude to the
/ popular "BarTctt's Vegetable Hair
Restorative" which is so highly in
/ dorsed and recommended by drug
gistS. Those who have used it
and their name is legi0n-are unan-
imouS in their praise of its absolute
superiority over all its would be com
pctitors.-CRciaaat Times.
THE EsrEy ORGAN.-Thc Spring.
field Republican says: "a peculiar
and admirable feature Of this inslru.
mcnt IS the FoX Humane Tromolo,
recently invented and patented, and
which does away with all the o..jec-
! Cons sometimes urged against trem
ulauts. This one being under per
feet control as TO rapidity, it's deli
cate pulsationS appeal to the listen
or with a power and pathos impossi
! bic to resist
These Organs are manufactured
at Brattleboro, vt.
OF INTEREST TO EVERYBODY
Since the advent OF the Star Shuttle
Sewing Machine in tie market,
about one year ago, the manufacture
crS have sold about Fifteen Thou
sand, and such unprecedented testi.
monlalS Of their intrinsic worth has
prompted them to enlarge tie ma.
chime, and otherwise improve il.
that how the Star Shuttle Sewing
Machine stands without q rival.
Mr.. Wilson deserves great credit
for assuming the responsibility in
p.ttjng \ Lock Stitch Shuttle Sew
ing Machine in the market at such
a very low price, in direct comneti-
ton with all the first class and high
| priced machines.
Henne's Pain Killing Magic Oil is
the sn'eSt cure Cor Rheumatism, in
use. In fact. il is good to cure any
KIND Of pain or lameneSS, and il is
clean and delicious to use. 1T
works like a charm"
Agents for the sale of ShcriCan's
Cavalry Condition Powders are here,
by authorized to refund the money
to any person whom they believe to
be honestly dissatisfied after giving
them fair trial.
IMPORTANT TO RETURNED SOLD.
lERS. Chronic and acute Diarrhua
and DyScHtery, in all its forms, can
be cured by a timely use (ntcrnauy)
| OF Johnson'S Anodync Linimcnt.
! WILD CHERRY BALsAv.-Thc
memory Of Dr. Wistar is elnbalmed
in the hearts of thousands, whom
his Balsam of Wild Cherry has cur
ed Of coughs, colds. consumption. or
some other form Of Pulmonary dis
ease. 1t is now over forty years
since this preparation was brought
before the public, and yet the de.
mand for it is constantly increasing.
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Gre cS'fB Sc1oborapSei
syAlUn

ANi'Hrhr, Nt-4.. Ort. 18Th iyt7.
M GrHef -- br0r Sir Having hrau a,Iiict-
al gr'Niously iOT several weeks with "a severe
ahsrrss upon my side used several r.u,llir.
i"rit. cradle tion without receiving any rriicr.
until apri.d Your saiye, which Effected a
speedy and permanent cutu. ! therefore feel
hoplN l"taruIH ny confidence N its Virtues.
Yours with respect. JAMES RlNN
cc1ity go the tuthulnesa If the above
statement. ". ). DrAHBoRN, Il. -.
SETH ". FONLEN son, Prop1ctor..
3hvi No ~ fremont i =, boston
Sild by nli drugg st- vt - cents a boa. Nv
mail 81 cent.
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In Oxygeni2cd Air We have positive cure
for this disease The remedy j. taken by in
halation-hr"athed dircctl, into the lungs and
through them carried into che blood; thus rs
soon as the blood will carry H. it reaches all
parts of the system, decomp0sing the impure
matter in tho blood and eXpcilma it through
the pores. and through tle uauIl channels
from the system. Thus you will see that the
cause of the disease j, removed, and tho dis
case Itself must follow.
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Republican Union State Convention

a Republican Union State Con
vention will be held at RUTLAND,
ON WEDNESDAY TILE EIGH-
TENTH DAY OF MARCH
NEXT, at l. o'clock. NJ. for the pur-
pose of choosing four Delegates ut
large, to represent Vermont in the
National Republican Union Conyen-
ton, and four Substitutes, III pursu-
ance OF the following call Of the Ma
: tiOnal Committee:
1.-THE National Committee desig-
mated by the Convention held at
Baltimore Oh the It'll day of June,
1861, do appoint that a National
Convention Of the Union Republi-
can Party be held at the City ofChi-
cago, Illinois, on WEDNESDAY,. the
TWENTIETH DAY or MAY NEXT, at
i O'clock, N. for the purpose o. nom
mating candidates for the offices of
President and Vice President CT the
United States. Each State in tine
United States is authorized to bC
represented III said Convention by z
number Of delegates equal to twice
the number Of Senators and Repre-
sentatiVcs to which such State is en-
titled in the National Congress. We
invite the cooperation ofali citizens
who rejoice that our civil war has
happily terminated in the discomiit-
ure Of the rebellion; who would
hold fast the unity and integrity OF
the Republic, and defend its para
mount right TO defend to the utmost
lis own existence, whether imperill-
ed by secre. conspiracy or armed
force; OF ali friends Of an econCui.
cal administration Of the public FIX
Dcndlture, Of the complete cXtirpa
tion of the principles and policy OF
slavery and Of the speedy re-mgani-
zatioE Of those States whose govern
meDts were destroyed by the rebel
licl, and their permanent restora.
Ion 10 their proper practical Tela
lions with the United States. in ac
eordance with the true principles d
republican govenmcuts."
The Republican Union voters OF
this State are invited to be represent
cd in the Convention by their dele
gates, to be chosen upon the basis
ofone delegate from each town, and
all additional delegate for every one
hundred and fifty votes cast for the
Republican, candidate for Governor
Ut the last State election.
The Delegates, or their Substi
tutes, will provide themselves Will
proper credentials, signed by the
Secretaries of the respective prima
" meetings.
GEO. w. GRANDEY,
a. " WII1.App,
REDFIELD PROCTOR,
Il. ID. HARRIS, Rep. Taio,
ROSWELL FARNHAM, State
SAML. Il. PINGREE, Committee.
G. G. BENEDICT,
w. ". CIRCUIT,
ID. K. BAILEY.
------a .
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LOUISA HUHLBlCHS HISTORICAL NOVELS.
.. APPLETON g. CO.,
AS 4 fA5 Broadway. New YOrI,

1AS a no broadway, New DIRK,
HAVE JUST UBLISHED.
The Empress Josephine. An Historical Sketch
Of the days of Napoleon. l vol, Svo. Paper
covers, II 80 cloth 81
Napoleon and The Queen of Prussia | vol,
syo. Paper covers, sl.50i cloth, e..
The Daughter Of an Empress / vol, svo.
Illustrated. Paper covers, Sl5J; cloth, -
Marie Antoinette and her Son | vol, Svo.
Paper covers. $50; cloth, -.
Joseph II ,ad his Court. Translated from the
g, rInan by Adelaide die V. Chaudron. / vol,
Svo Cloth, 81.
Frederick The great aud his Court Translat-
ed from the German by Mrs. Chapman Cole
man and her daughters vol, ~ mo. 49,
pages. Cloth, s..
Berlin aud Sans .Souci d: or. Frederick he
Great and MS Friends. | vol, l2mo. Clolh, s.
The Merchant Of Berlin Transacted from
the German by Amory Coffin, NJ. ID. l vol, l.
mo. Cloth, 50
Frederick me Gredt and his Famiiy vol
syo. Illustrated. Cloth, -.
Louisa of Prussia and her Times. lvol..
syo. Illustrated. Paper covers, SL50 cloth
s.
Henry TYII and Catherine PAR. An His
torical Novel, by l.. Muhlbach. / vol, limo
Cloth, s..
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" a%EAis'S stAH.~ OF SSEF.sD
ERsy,aeFeN.

This remedy has long been cherished hv the
community for its remarkable efficacy in re-
licying healing and curing the most obstinate.
painful and l. g-staHdu- eases OF copqa coH
i'.fHe0:r, sorc hroa', bronchitis. ,~5oapiag
coUgh group, asthma D.doo,mohop ofNcdpags;
whiio even consumption, itself las Welded to
its magic mduouoe when ali Other means have
failed ltswholo history proycs that the past
ha, produced 100 remedy # equal value. as a
cure FOR the numerous aud dangerous pulmo
nary lloc elton, which pre-, AL all over the land.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-14

in this sam. manner we treat and radically
cure Bronchitis and Consumption. Iet no
one Suffering from these diseases despair OF
relief. II Euu are too far away TO visit our
office and 500 Us personally, write a description
Of your symptoms, aud forward to the add,e.
below.
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Erona u. b. RFOSWE4. Esq, az
GnD.fRnEs


TorsnAM. VI, April n, 1sd0.
Gessr-. s.. ". iowfL a Go.
tohticiuen i take great pleasure IN adding
miHe 10 ihc mas, of testimony in favor of that
mydluahl" cough rcmcdy-Dr Nistur'S Bal
sam Of " lid thcrry. During the pas, winter
NY wife was affected with severe cough and
ihhdin'i'"n 81 The lang. After suffering Sc
y"rcly for many days. NNi.iar's Bal.am wa.
roeemm uded. q tfial uf which gasc immediate
ichei have known Of the Bulsam having
been I'd b. cI-r.of Asthma, viii thr most
lANof1',r results. am sure that it the com
mum were a. wen acquainted With the incr-
u.s. ui this great REMEDY us / am. ,au Womb H..
unah" to -upply the demand. would advise
nll WHO .uiler from coughs. colds. 80, ia aiyr
tbs medicine an early and thorough traI.
Your. truly H. ID UNSNER
Prepared rs SETH ~. FOWLE a SON. IS
fremont IT,. Boston, and ior sale by druggist
generally.
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Probate Courts,
Bradford District.

DRoBATE COURTS WILL BE HOLDEN
within and ior the District Of Bradford
Tor the year ensuing, as follows, viz;
~ the Trotter House, In Bradford on the
ID Tuesdays in January, May, July, and Sep.
tcnhcr
At the Probate Office, Ia West Fairleo, on
tho second Tuesday In December aud tho "a
Tuesdays In February, April aud October.
AZ the Hotel. IN East Corintb, ON the I'd Tues
days of March, juno, August, and Noyomhcr
.ALVAll BEAN Register.
West Falrlcc, Dec. !, 1867.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-14
LIST OF TEXT BOOKS.


he following isa list of OF Text Books sclee-
icd by the board Of education to l.. used in the
Pnhic schools Of the state Of Vermont for five
yeurs leginning the first of November, 1868:
READERS.-Iuwn aud iiolbroukts Series
excluding thc Intermediates aud billiards.
Sixth Reader.
MAIllEMATfCS.--G rcculeafs New Prima.
ry, Gfcenleats Intellectual, GrecnlraT, prac-
teal Naltun's Cards aud Keys Nos. and y.
Davies University Edition, ioa High and Nor.
mal schools only, Greenleafs new Elementary
Algebra
GEOG RAPlllES, Descriptive and Political.
-Mitchclls First Lessons, MtchelTs Primary
MitchclFs intermediate, Vermont Editinn'
Physical --hiontcth's Physical and A,tfonon.
ical' Guyots Common School, Guyots Wall
Maps. "'
GRAMMARS.--T 'er's Elements. Norton's
| Weld aud Quackcnl "
HlSi oRiES.--Lo dng's Common School.
iiall iliHiol{ and geography of VI
sPELLERS.-Iown and lIolbrook'a Pro
grcgsivc. ~
NATURAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tor Graded aud High Schools only'
ncrs. " '''' '''''
A. Il. RANKIN, Sec. OF Board of Education.
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7 HE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
FOR
OR ANGIE co.
"A CARD TO INVALlDS

A CLERGY MAN WHILE RESIDING ~
LNSouth America as q missionary. discovered
safe and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nef
y!ouN Weakness, Early Decay, Disease Of The
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the Whole
tram ofdisordcrs brought on by bauciu and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been.
already cured by this noble remedy,
Prompted by a desire 10 benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, will send the recipe ioi
preparing and using this medicine, IN scale,
envelope, to any one who needs 1t, frco u
charge.
Please enclose postpaid envelope, address
ed 10 yourself
Address, JOSEPH r. fNMAN
Station u. Bible House,
en- New York CITY
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Dr.. G. l.. BLOOD,
Dear Sir; ldcsirc to give You my tcsti
mong n regard To- the value Of your scientific
system OF treating Catauh aud diseases Of The
respiratory organs. have used YOUR iemc-
dy, "VNygoni1cd sir in iny practice for the
ltsi year with complete success have cured
me worst forms OF Catatrh, and q majority Of
u" rd-rs of Bronchitis and Cunsunption in
th'ir advanced stage. | unqualGcdiy pro
hnuhor "pNypehizcd Air the greatest boon
ever yet conferred upon our suffering race,
ana nope the uay ], not far distant when eve
iN intelligent physician will adopt your sys.
TEN ia the treatment Of all forms of chronic
affections.
Fratcrnally yours,
H. VI. LEE, NJ. d.
No 1879 Westminister Street, Providence.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-14

Send far onr circular, which gives a full de.
scriptlon OF these diseases
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ID. n. BALLARD & so.

3fIifty F'odUCe tonUaisgion Norchanfs,
For HE SALE OF
Bnttcr. Chec>a Lard Tallow. Eggs. Beans
Igas, Flour Grain Wool Hops. Pork
hrri fo"'. q, tame, Ncuisor, Green
andl)u'a fruits, furtuu, Tobacco.
il-h mes tild al kiulsof Country Produce
ESP Washington 81, Ny.
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o.--- Ghe style ~nn,crcs,;py

;, -, tE,ic o. this writer for purity. pcrspirn
ny ana elegance, is somethng greatly To h,
commanded II Is free from limitations, man.
HE TRANSACTIONS do iastice to thc yiyiJ
E'I"ani style OF the original and the story !.
luIi OF movement ard crowded with ir.tr1riiy,
ana entertaining lncideht.-1bc fHicago Past
me interest Of the book doc- not DEPEND up
o." us characters nor its incidents, nor vet ~
OF coiGpH.Itiuu.- DaY Bank
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3.---xhey are Mirrors of thc
Hines.

No one can peruse them without corceeding
the authors great skill in graspins and dein-
eating the characters which figure couspcu-
ously intLcm
ineate so accurately the emotions and mcop-
tiycs TO action which moved men and women
oi pas az" mast be cloSo and uutirug. and
Louisa Aulbaeh shows IN all Of her work, a
iericcuon which carries the rtau,r into the
very pre- ,hrc of the characters IcpIes1atcd.-
| ..L-i.ncLLee .ln.Ln...l
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-14

Out o. the many thousands Of testimonial
received We publish the following:
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-14

DIR. {. L. BLOOD,
My Dear Sir; Thave testcd your remedy,
"ON} gcnilcd Air" Ia advanced stages of Ca.
tarrh, Bronchitis and Consumption, aud the
results have been, in the highest sense, salts
factory 81" positive am oi It's wonderful pow
~ To arrest the progress Of the above named
di.cnses, that can conscicntiousy ndvisc all
VINO may Ice suffering from them 20 place
Themselves under the treatment al once.
respectfully yours.
REV. X. 1OMLlNSON,
Plymouth, Msss.
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To COnsslInaptiycs.

TUE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN NJ.
stored to health In a few weeks, by o NeI,
SIMPLE remedy, after having suffered SC W.,
years with "a severe lung affection, and We.
bred disease, ption-is anNio 20 MAJ
known to his fellow sufferers thn means "
cure.
d, To oil who desire Il he will scnd copy IN
we prescription used, free Of charged vi" ,bs
the directions for preparing aud using ~, y,
sumption, dsthDd. Bropeheiis, sc. Inc 9 p.s
object of tho advertiser In sending tho Ia
scription, Is TO benefit the afflicted ana spis
Information which he conceives TO be- in i,s N.
BILE and he hopes every sufferer VIII ti' nav
remedy, as II will cost them nothing, ah" ''f
prove - blessing. ,.,s
address Rev EDWARDA. WHISKY
2l.Gin' Nilliamsburgh, Kings Co ~
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PROMINENT CH4RA CTERLSTTCt
s.---Ehcy are Instructive.

As purely literary works. these historical
romanceS possess high degree merit They
read like genuine histories CdhOHc W0yid
They are correct descriptions of the coun-
trio. md the nennle dn.crihnd - U.,rH
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Cotar1ln ALMOST olv-owe ottar.ia consrrnp-
ton, and frequently leads 10 i;
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J. NJ. WARDEN, Matchmaker and Jeve,,
Sole Agent for Bradford, Vt,
900, Dealer in Clocks, Watches. Jov,lrr.
silver Sdver-platcd and Brttaiua war.
warranted the very best quality Also, Tall.
aud pocket Cutlery, Reyolvers photorr.pb
Albums, Travelling Bags and Baskets, Pegiuu
cry, and Yankee Notions OF all kindes
WATCHES. CLOCKS,
and jewclry repaired IN the best manner
First door south of Prichard's Store
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2.---Ehey are Entersniuiu..

We regard these books as among the best
end most entertaining novels of the day
SpliaAjetd HcpHbicaH.
The reader Is at once fascinated and held
Free Press.
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J. ElLIOTT SMITH & Co. Non,D.,,,
General Agents for Northern Vermont
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