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FOR SALE AND RENT.
BIZ MARrIN n. RoHRER.
RIAL ESTATE 3 R0KER.
uev FORK avseus and 9th street.
Eo8 oALD-

aresshise- seory md attic BRICK MANSION,
SACK SGiIpfse Ess street. Nth ,s,ss ,so y
81 nIseveosnt. Briek stsbie in resr Of lot Lot
srs 3, ~ ss hsu:: T.. .at e i.e, Tai:
aT. els1s resi- sne. n desirable and central 10.
A three story and basen.st BRICK HOUSE,.
on 9Th street between and d .trset. Ftns lot
good paved Alley, &C. Price Ssos. Terms easy.
A ne. h,. room FR.ns Housa, on v.rm,ot
nue.. Price u S5a.
toe story esd base0~oe PRAME Heusa.
S, 1sa n,ps reoTs back seiIsiPs on. ho,.. aa.
II and streen- Price only ssoss.
A beautiful bev three story BRICK HOUSE on
esO ient ont Of sres.es srise %.ssIe Sen a
b ouse has nine rooms, line halls vesti ale, .n-
I e se e /. wood uss Pfics 'H Ss 6si,
four years
sev three story PREssED-BRICK HOUSE,,
SIS oce; Oily 81 sec dc~t; rsm. indsr in one. to o
three, and four pears. Loossed on ID street. sesa-
An eight room FRAME HOUSE, vide all sad
81 passage, tine stseiing lot 2; by 10 feet % =
.id. paved ai'ey. on 10th street, between n and
streets. Price e5.V0p
have Tor sale fosI Of those desirable three story
BRICK BOUSts On Deirees street, These houses
have seven room each hall ,int cellar, gas water
the KIND in Wssninston The yric1 Is oSiy : 90.
.be Thousand es-n; rrmsinder o. long time snd
te-l and free from any nuisance whatever. These
nnuses hsvsthe benefit u the most complete sew
Hl have for sale come most chcios BUILDING
LOTT, In various parts Of the city. I have two
particular parcels Of ground that eau commend
ss. .,ss9oisn0n to persons fishing 70 ipysst in
oce a Rev York avenue add eth street.
MARkkT GARDEN FOR REET-sait.h,e for
the Wilmington AID sseS.ndris furspiEs sf ro eS
OCT eost' At Law once, No se La Avenue ssesa.
ELE.kEILY EURNIsHsp PARLoRs AND
e Get north, between 10Th and INST streets west
Tii.is new huildine, iast completed, aud ali The
sisss style, and VIII be rented With or without
E0R ksNT-Ihat aesirslle RESIDENCE.
j. NJ: p. 4 SIES' G.Sissio%a'T
L BRICk DWELLING HOUSES on the norta
side Of 2 street, between ltth and 18th streets.
medern oonveniences, including gas fxtures
They Sill BE- sold ON liberal terms. Apply to
GLo islso,H PLANT, or to RIGGS co.
EoR SALE Oh RENT-Three three story aud
beck building BRICK DWELLING Houses.
fifteen foot alley at side. Houses set bsck Is feel
from building line for front garden water and gas
just fnie he'd and for sale long time-one nth
cash, or for rent to carefll tenants. Inquire Of
JOHN B ELvANS CO.,
De ST. 81 and 50 Louisiana avenue
tRep Ohrop.. INTEL.
LOB RENT-One large STORE. I4Y7o and four
ished. For particulars inquire of L. q. PARKE
90, Plumbers and Gas Fitters, 500 9th street
between Pa. ave. and street. se s-tf
LOB EXCHANGE for Property near Wa,hins.
ton. q fne MANSION. with eight Acres Of
ground well improved, In the city Of Philsd phia
LOB RENT-One BRICK HOUSE No 400 Nex
4 jersey avenue, between and G streets con-
tanning rooms; SIS per month. Inquire OF w u
JOhNSON 9Th and l. streets north An 10 n
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FOR SALE.
49, wIEsBADEN.

THOUSANDS Of years have testified to the salu-
brieus effects OF its Thermes and of its extraordi
nary mild climate All its bathing houses are pro.
vided with first class accommodations to receive
guests in summer and winter. Wiesbadeu's loo :.
ton is full Of natural attractions and in the
vicinity ofths Rhine river and of the ancient cities
Of Mainz and Frankfort. Most exquisite ameni
building OF the Cure Saloon, where are restaurauts
reading rooms, &C., military, music, concsr per-
currence The theatre, richly Subsidized, Il In
successful operation with daily performances Of
slso wide fields for hunting parties the vicinity
OF Hoohst and ColdvateT Cure Institutions. Pine
In the valleys Of Nero and Dietepmuhle. The ono 9
OF the Curing Association and its chief ON Ger, Mr.
information about the bathing place to parties who
may call or write. Wiesbaden, Prussia, August,
Association DR.. Payenstecher. Royal Court
Cornsellor; Christian Krell, Carl Muhl, Philipp
Fehr, r. Heyl. oc7-3ts
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- w. II. NARROWER, -
- 532 SEVENTH STREET,
Near Pennsylvsnis avenue.

SUPERIOR COOKING AND OTHER STOVES.
MORNING GLORY STOVE,
PORTABLE HRATER5.
FIRE PLACE STOVES
NEW FAvORITE BASR-BURNEB
Ard variety of HEATING STOVES, all sizes, a
REDUCED PRl0Es. OCT dat
RrMoykD TO s4a D STREET,
DOUGLASS MOORE, Paper Hans.r. usi.r,.
Se Oh and run OF mg .,ten,y. ,
tor the next thirty days so cheap that It offers
srsa, naucement to purchasers. Call and exam
DOUGLASS MooRE hs. inst opened an ole,
sIU variety PHp Z! Tss
INGs OF new and fash ionabe patterns uitabie Tor
With Bora.r. si. .nd
Statues Fire screens, &C A large lot Of windoS
White and Green Holland for sbstes shade fix
three, Cord and Is.sels, Paper BIinds, Hair Seat.
Tsbe Cloths Pew and S other Cushions. S So'ns
MOORE makes 10 order in the best manner win
end sSueI uo1e IN ID; SsT Ge
holstering and Paper Hanging Business promptly
IN the City or cSSnsy pAp'red as snort nInse'
Two CARPENTERS AND BUILDIRs
81 s. & samples " s.s:: Ct
AM .ss .Ssss n' Of
p2 2scu FSsf fos s. so' fss e..
.. n HFa. q asn
'e 81 s.s .. sI tsA,s,s. /. CO.:
oo' eoiv tsuntay Ohren., IT,
NEW Bu0KwHEAT FLOUR. = =
Ne. York BucRwEEAr FLOUR. Of sn.s.
COL cor lssh and ]. tsndsr Ebbits Hosss.,
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BOARDING..

R0ARp CAN BIZ OBTAINED IN A OATHo
y Lilo family By lady and gentleman, or two
single gentlemen. in the most healthy and desira-
ole part OF the city, on the most reasonable terms.
fieasant 'front.' room; northeast corner 10th street
and massachusetts ave-, No. 314. oc9Sts
C0MMODI0Us Rooms IN THE DESIRABLE
- residence formerly occu pied by DR.. snoot, on
re: aveIue, No las, north side. between 18th
ovsted and newly furnished tRroushout, contsin
nE ssi me modern coRveniences Also frst-cla
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR TWO SIN
"A GLE GkNTLEMEN can fud excellent
References !! required. Apply TO W. Il. OWEN No
"a street washington. or G. W. CR0PLkH,
corner congress and Bridge sts., Georgetown.
FOE RKNT-Flrnishsd, With Or without Board,
street, between n ana G. &C s ST.
HlNDsOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
H b0Akp; Il desired, in 9 pleasant location;
IL frst-class BOARD. in . new house, With mod
ern improvements; 633 street, opposite General
Grant Q. &C Slim
E1RsT.CLAss BoARD $40 PER MONTH:
T. ROOMS ga 70 so, in Q healthy and pleasant
ices; at No. as K street, between 18th aud 18th
HIeee. ocl-ln-
ELEGANr Rooms FOB RENT With Board:
- new furnfture. modern Improvements. In
cure 60 az ass 10th street, opposite Gas Once.
EoR RENT-Nicely -frrnished ROOMS, With
~ = nrst ,eias. rAsLE BOARD. No. s34 b street,
oe.Ween otn anu otn. SEES
GEEILEMEN WISHING FIRsT GLASS
- TABLE BOARD, with ell the comforts OF a
.rR In. s. No. .s ION
non given. Terms only ss per week in ed.
'euoe. se l6-sm
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QUARTERLY REPORT
" OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK,
OF WAsHiNGroN, DO,
On the Mornins Of the FTrt Monday Of October, 1865
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WANTS.


WANrED-A fAILos LADY .. $40 let.
WAETE9-A CHAMsBRsAIDs ct No 3Is
W street, between s,h aud 10Th. &C 50.
w.t. s sA EEsR's': =;
At onion Hotel. S & s. ss:o.. D G. ' osh
WaHrlT,1,AA .ss.eet.sl. HIT Ri! ?, adISL, 60 90
auire At Ssl ID street east, near corner north A,
o. t aIS!.r s si.r % SEWN. S4':
oesM must M T. v Wi 4 SfIliass $50 Penn avenue.
tEskrnnsSchn f.SIsa saGadss
18th street, near Penn.. avenue. oc s-ns
e. I. " y. wA sIs5 n... .os e,fa
Asf Posi- o ss:fS '' =
$IOOO.w.ss..ssSS. .. ~ ssSt,sa.sss
BY lean on city property. Inquire , e 90
II Hs1hsSs and GARTs 70 haul AZ coal, coat apply .
fotk avenue or at wharf foot Of TN street.
WAHTED-A sITUAfToN .. clerk. .AIpn
d,.. cant writes rapidly and can keep book. A.
VVAeTED- Good stout GERN an WOMAN to
CIV cook, wash, and assist In ironing. ApgiyM
Star once. &c r.
A thARr GTRL WANTED.To do general
tween nc si.s ana ssd APP" -. ' ocsm:
" arss ol.:, RsSiss pss ! :ssiS. a N'n. '''
ooan as P.nnsyivania avenn..
W ANTED.A good White COOK, WASTE
anc IR0NsR Best e. rst.repcs required
&C s.iws '''' '''
WAHTED-A sITUATi0a, By girl q Is. to
w nurse and do ohsmserworki city references
given IL required. Please address box 20, star
A FIRsT GLASS COOK wants SITUATION
a IL Restaurant, Hotel or Boarding House.
6 Star Once oc 8 ST.
WANTED-TaBEE DREssMAKKRs at No
ass 18Th n street Sssa Dss and ' Nine ea.
tees, to learn the business. oc6sts
WANTED-A WON 4 n who un aerstands csok.
~ ing th9roushly; and to assist With washing,
be we'll recommended. Apply at 2ss ST., near
R0AR9 WAsTED-Trom nth Of this month,
tb.s fam x. sTs
AdSe:: VIM
WANTED-A settled and experienced WOMAN
~ to nurse small children GOOD wages viii be
ssid 70 oolOred preferred
A SPLENDID CHANCE-Wanted immedi-
"A stsly. an honest energetic, Business PART
NER, with 2 few thousand ready cash. who is
marst Steam Min. s f n 0 Sseps sss
rss7 Call without delay at II MsT6ii sssSs
WANTED-A frst.class WHITE WOMAN, to
w cook, wash and iron in q family of three
Apply at 273 Vermont avenue, with refer
WANTED-To Bent, q comfortable HOUsH,
ss
Sries in mote Of of Box ss s sfd
CASH 70 81 sU1F G5Gs 5sk
avenue, between ist and 9th streets west. or on N
Capitol Hill near Capitol. Address Lock Box
A REsPECTABLK YOUNG GIRL DESIRES
nad "a in private vat fsmIE Is chamber:
ss bes ss NORTH espsoi h
sr G5h the IF os
Psrtis. declining housekeeping win nnd i 70 their
advantage to give us q call before selling else
Sc . ss4a 7th street, between Il and II.
$4,000 sK65Rb RE AZ bSEa Esd; Of
which . fair price win be paid Clesning and Re.
Ssa' an. ts' f'; q
WANTEp-A WHITE WOMAN, to cook,
w wash, iron, &C., in . family Of five or six
Res1%o G R ksisr s.s fs2nred A.ely 81
WAiEEGT.RR, ,ssS.M: ASI 3As 40 OF GLSIa
:;, =; IS nm
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JUST RECEIVED q
ONE THOUSAND BOXES
Extra new large and small
SCALED HERRING.
For sale at cargo prices by the
NORTHERN PRODUCE COMPANY,
Pepnsylvanis avenue,
oc2n between 10th and 18th streets
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Jos J. MAY CO.,
sos PENEsYLvANIA AVENUE.
BETWEEN ninth AND TENTH srRExrs.
Beg leave to inform their CUSTOMERS and the .ub,,e
In general, that In conmsueIax ths,r
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
They have adopted the
ONE PRICE sYsTEM.
HEREAFTER, sn their Goods will be found AARKED
IN PLAIN FIGURES, AT EXTREMELY Low
PBICks, and no Salesman win be allowed, xnds,
ANY circumstances, 10 sell belo,0 tee pries marked
cR tho sCodS.
- We are now receiving . splendid stock
Iuro1ean Goods for Fsli and Winter
eeeS IL. MAI 4 90.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

~ q. have sthe facility OF the best NfGE
e&-1ery and MOrkmen, and viii give al
r1A, I'll orders promptly. warrant on
work and charge reasonable prices.
Jadee and Foundry, corner of First and
ssaAt Streets, Evansville, Ind.
S. B.-WOrkmen sent TO all usrfs to n
So. esork and do repairing.
leo26m SCHULTZE. TRUMAN 81 co
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

Mrs. Sarah NichDlson=Noore. for
merly of Baltimore, died recently at
Trieste, aged seventy seven. Few
American naval officers have been in
Trieste for the last forty years, who
have not enjoyed the generous hospi-
tally of her house,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

Eugenie sneezed twice while enter
ing a recent court ball, and the Paris
papers ferociously rebuk6d the SER
wants for leaving window open
somewhere. Perhaps her Majesty
had imprudently handled damp tea
spoons.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

The Marquis of Butte paid million
and half for a house 10 London.
Victor Emanuel Is apoplectic, and
has been bled two hundred times.
The King Of Italy has white bear,
and, tits added, a whiteelepbant also,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27
The White Pine Compound


Boston, January 20, 1865.
POLAND's WHrTE PINE COBIPOUNB.-After
having given IT thorough trial, we can
confidently recommend PoIand's Whtte
Fine Con pound as Z. very valuable article
for the cure of Coughs Colds, and Pull
monte Complaints generally. In several
cases we have known 1t to give prompt
relief when all other remedies which had
been tried had failed. IL is an article
which, in a climate 50 pron10tiVe OF sud
den and severe cOIds as is thai Of New
ngland. ought TO be in every family /;
ana we are sure that those who once OBJ
tam Il. and give il a fair triai, viii not
thereafter be " ling 10 be without IL.
a VALUABLE AIEDTCISE. ~ DR.. P0' and 8
Finite Pine COmpOttH8, advertised in our
Columns. is "a success u attempt to COM
Dil4e and apply the medicinal virtues Of
the 81 bite Pine ba K. 1t has been. thor
ougbiy tested Uy people in this city and
vicinity, ana he proprietor has tesiim o.
mails 10 lis vaiue tIOm persons well known
10 our citizens. We re commend lis trlal
in al those cases Of disease to which it is
adapted il IS for >ale by all our druggists.
". j. Ltei. pendent.
The WEte Pine Compotud S. now sold in
every par1 Of The Z DIted states and Brit
@s Provinces
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-14
GREAT PREMIUMS.
HOWE SEWING MACHINE

We have made special contract with the
Howe Sewing Machine Company to furnish
their world renowned machine as u Premium
torncw Subscribers to The indie pcndcnt
during the present year. Any person VINO VIII
send us the names of tWenty-fuur new yearly
subscribers, at our re gulnr subscription. price,
l.ec terms rs abovc1 will he presented rst
one Of these celebrated machines, the lYH dst
pfice OF which is $50 II will be packed ana
,hipped by express, or otherwise, Us directed
Ne simply want the names with the money!
OF tvcnty.four persons who do not take our
pprr. aud who really subscribe for 1t they
mas be al one post office, or more than one
We ARE only particular that they shall bc bond
Gdc new subscribers.
Any6nc person subscribing for u years, or
any two persons for l. years or any three per
sons ter yeari, will be entitled to the machine
under above oder. 49,
P,r.egs Intending to take aavon!age OF I'M.
oi,r. aud ssnding the subscribers names -
thoy obtain them, will please state IN taeh IN
Stance that they are sent on this account
IN subscriptions sent under this oiirI must
b.riu with the uumbo ROT our paper mex altes
,lr receipt of the money. kemi'taheeS n.ss
be- iaade by post.oitc9 money '"ru''' ""
check, orcxpress (paid.l
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Bradford Farmers Club.
A. f.. KINNEY.

Subject discussed Monday even
and their application.
The subject was opened by the
reading of very interesting paper
BY Ellis Bliss. of which we can only
give a brief synopsis.
He urged on farmers the impoE-
lance Of saving all the liquids as
we'll as the solid ezcrements. as in
that the foundation Of successful
farming lies. In Europe where
things are regulated By the govern.
ments.thoy have experimental farms
to investigate agricultural matters,
which are supported by the govern
ments. But Uncle Sans farm eX-
tends from the north pole (proSpcc-
tively) to the Gulf of Mexico, and
from the Atlantic to the Pacific
Ocean; and The eXperimcnters are
the North American farmcrS----a
more intelligent race than any mon
arch can employ. All we need to
do is to collect the experience Of
these men with the different kinds
of soil we have, to d rive from them
facts which show as the true road
to successful farming. We waste
large portions of onr fertilizers by
throwing away our suds, bones, and
liquids, which should be used, while
while we pay high prices for com
mereial fertilizers, often deceptive
in their composition, and, of course,
Improbable in their APPLICATION
We must labor to return TO the soil
as much potash, lime, and phospho
rus as we remove by our crops
This is the principle Of all success
full farming. Farmers should cX
pertinent more, and keep accurate
accounts of the different crops they
raise, and their cost. Nearly nj
we know is the result either OF oui
own experiments or those of others
Let all our farmers turn over ;
new leaf in this respect, and ",
shall in luturc act more intelligently
We have great deal of land tina,
we call run out which may be mad,
to yield good crops by blowing il
clover and dressing with lime, which
is u much cheaper way than to us,
stable manure, of which we can new
err get enough. Farmers should als'
feed out their grain, sell butter
cheese, pork and beef and thus re
tain, rs nearly as possible, all TIN
products ofthe soil on our farms.--
Has seen wonderful results iron
blowing in clover on land that wa
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-14
Now rs THE VERY TIME.-People

Now is THE VERY TIME.-PeOple
who pay out their money for Maya
zines, Reviews, &C., should pick up
the numbers at the close of the year
and have them bound.
They do all such work in splen-
did manner at the establishment OF
the Claremont Manufacturing Co.,
in Claremont, n. H., and as we are
frequently sending there for goods,
we shall take pleasure in forwarding
parcels which may be left with us,
and having them returned TO us
when done. Get them in by the
first of March sure.
A subscriber to the Freeman, in
Tunbridge, sends t he following to
that paper:
j. w. Reynolds has a yearling
colt that weighs 900 lbs; Earl p.
Cushman one that weighs 900; Mrs.
r. Howe one, $50; NJ. Nelson one,
675; II. Hutchinson one, 900; A.
b. Drew one, S2l. l.. p. Howe has
two years colt that weighs 1140 ;
II. Hutchinson one that weighs
1890, and S. Il. Johnson one that
weighs 975.
VERSH1RE, VT, Feb. I, 1868.
Mr.. Editor Il notice that your
Farmers Club is discussing the
subject of manures, and as you pub,
lish a report of what is said on the
subject, venture to send you a few
facts for publication.
| have had no experience with ny
er land. Upon our hill farms, ior
grass spread fine manure upon the
! grass when a few inches high, and
1 brush it with q bush brush, to break
/ the Jumps. The sun will not dry it
! the rains will not wash it, Fol
corn We spread the green manure on
/ grecnsward, pillow and harrow, and
manure in the hill with fine manure
/ For potatoes we manure in the hill
which is not often practised. Sow
/ grain the next year, keeping tho
land up but two years. This We
think preferable to the old method
Of sowing the first year after break
ing the sod, planting the second and
stocking TO grass the third.
Would discard poadrette, guano
supcrphosphates, etc. Have tried
them and find that they will start
crops little faster at first, ana ripeI
q little earlier; but no advantage
to the ground, and the crops lighter
than from a generous ceat Of ma
nurc. Operates like stlmulants OF
the human system. Every farmcr
can and should make his own ma
nure. Half the money paid for ma
nures fused in hauling and mixing
leaves and muck with manure
would yield larger profits.
Yours truly.
I - r,-NEv
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.

Tho domani for thi, periodical continues; and
we hope every family which Is not already sup
Piled will at onco allow rs TO present them WIN
q copy Cor one year, on tho simple Condition
that new subscriber with the money be sen,
US. Old subscribers, not In arrears, WI, ""
supplied also, II they will, on removing '"s
more ai,propriatc or valuable present could "
deslrod, or one which would be 40 elasE ,'ni
cd far. from month to month, ~ THE mon.ip,.,
mnpa,ino OF brilliant stories and 20 ~ ~
iilusiretlous. Tho publAhers price," wv
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CARPENTERS BOOK,
Six Months at tho White
House.

,,, ,orson WHO viii send ps Che nrJro OF
,,ny y s,bscribcr for The independent for on"
wear. with the money, will he presented WIN
;tie moi IL will be sent by mail, postage
,.,iJ ar delivered at tho desk Of our publish
l"5 "Gieo Old subsclibers, not IN arrears, on
,eiicNinl their subscriptions, and sending vs.
INV cents extra. will also be presented with
rnpy Of the book. We have already given
away more than twelve thousand copies OF
this remarkable volume, and the demand CON
iinues unabated. IL ought to DO In every
family in tho country, Tho retail price ct tho
book stores Is 100.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-02-14

Jer their notice. All communications snou4u
be signed by the person sending thehi'
w -SsS~----
Wa have bceu SO crowded with
;ob work and advertising that we
are little late with our paper this
week.
Oscar Carlton of this village had
. valuable horse die last week.
Rev G.. W. Bicknell, Universal
,at Of West Fairlee, will preach at
the Town Hall next Sunday.
There is to be a Masonic Levee at
the Trotter House next Tuesday
evening. The fraternity will APP
pear in regalia.
Coy. Hartman of Y. H., will ad
dress the citizens Of Oxford and vi
cinity, next Tuesday evening at z
o'clock.
George L. Divoll of East Corinth
will close out his stock of goods al
auction, commencing on Saturday,
10TH. His stock consists of Dry
Goods, Groceries, etc.
Pretty cold weater last Saturday.
Thermom ,ter 80 deg. below zero.
Il. ID. Rowland OF TopSham is au-
thorized to act as agent for the
Opinion in that section.
There is to Je an Oyster supper
and Leyee at Colton's Hall, in Yer
shire, ON the evening of the 10th
inst.
We call attention to the adyer-
tisement of the Providence (R. H.
Herald in column of new advertise
ments.
The "oldest inhabi.an. pronounc-
es this one of the dryest winters
Within his remembrance. The Wa
ter IN Waits River has been so low
all winter that most Of the mills,
shops, etc, could run their machln.
cry only part of the time.
THE LEyEE.-The Lcyee at the
Town Hall Oh Tuesday evening, by
the Methodist Society, was deci-
ded success. The Hall was 1ull,
and the audience well pleased with
the entertainment. An brose
Gwiuette, a melo-dralna, was well
played, as was also Che farce 4 Reg.
uIlr Fix. The Bradford Brass
Band added considerable to the en-
tertainment by their excellent ma
sc. The supper was FIRST rate.
The plays were repeated on
Wednesday evening, when the hail
was again filed. We understand
the proceeds amount to about $40,
DoEATIoy.--The friends, by
scores, met at our house in new
bury, on Me afternoon and evening
OF January lGth, and left for on
benefit, as q token of friendship
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