National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24

Revenue Stamps for sale at Palm
or & Stearns' Office and at II. 9. Hal
lett's.
Spring term of Bradford Union
School commenced on Wednesday.
Hon. j. w. Rowell, of Randolph,
has been admitted to practice in the
L. s. District Court.
X. II. Mardin has removed from
Corinth to this village, and opened
a law office over Hallett's store.
NEW BUuDINGS.--COl. X. Farm.
ham is about to put up new dwell
ling house on the lot between Rev.
S. McKeen's and Geo. Jenkins.
Geo. L. Butler is putting up an
addition to his furniture store.
LARGE LITTER.-Mr. ID. Z. Will
lard, of Oxford, has SOW which
brought him recently litter of IL
pigs-all alive now. We believe
Mr.. Willard is not noted for piggish-
ness but he can go to the head on
that.
PEAsLEY's CEMENT.-Itis first
rate article for menGing glass, earth
en- ware, OF wood. We have tried
it and can recommend it,. For sale
at Hal,ett's-.
SOLD OUT.-Ira Gilbert has sold
his stage route from this place to
Corinth, to +. Clough of this village,
who now owns the route from Brad
ford to Washington.
The estate of the late Dea. Ct. W.
Pnchard, of this village, has been
priced. and amounts to between fifty
aud sixty thousand dollars, all good
paying property.
FIRE.-The large Steam Saw.mill
situated in Lyme, n. H., owned by
MeSsrs. TillotsOn. Richardson &
Cushman, of Oxford, was consumed
by fire on last Friday night about
II o'clock. Valued at 10000. In.
sured for 5000. Mr.. Edwin Flint,
the engineer, lost about $500 in tools,
wagons &C., which were stored in
the building.
This is the second mill that has
been burned in the same place with
in a few years, both owned by
the same company. Supposed to be
the work OF an inccndiary.
NEwBURY SEMINAR. The
.fsthetic society of Newbury Semi.
nary will give Triennial Exhibition
at Seminary Hall on Tuesday eve,
April 2Sth. The entertainment will
consisto a Drama, Colloquy, Come.
dy, Pantomime, CITE The Bradford
Brass Band is to furnish music for
the occasion.
On Wednesday evening, 20 inst,
the Adelphi Society give an exhi,
oItlon consisting of Drama, Music,
Tablcaux, Orations, &c.
a friend writes us from Newbury
as follows:
A citizens meeting was called
Monday evening to see what could
De done relative to huying the Semi
nary and buildings attached, called
oy Mr.. Button and McKinstry trus.
tees. n committee of nine men was
chosen to consult in reference to the
matter. The result is not yet known
Without doubt the buildings will be
purchased by citizens of Newbury
and vicinity, and good sound
school still be run here. 1t will be
Newbury Seminary these man,
years, Notwithstanding confcrenc,
has decidedupon central position
Montpelier.
TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-Mr
Lucius Gilmore of st. Johnsbury
gave a most effective Temperance
lecture in this village, on Tuesda,
evening, it being history of hi.
own sad experience during a long
period of slavery to the demon O
ihtemperance. Mr.. Gilmore has
lately reformed and is DESTROYS O
uolhg what he can to prevent Others
from following in the path he has
"od' There was a good attendanc,
AZ the lecture, and we hope it may
u iead those who are in the habit O
'"oulglng in intoxicating drinks to
! so The danger to which they are ex
\ po9'hg themselves. There is onl,
one safe way-taste not, touch not
""no'e not the Intoxicating bowl.
br. Mclndoe of the Journal, Auro
~ onrontc'e, &C., ct cetera, is shor
% ~. nelp all round we should judge