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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from
New Hampshire present the De
mocrHcF terribly dcmoralizcd by
Their recent defeat ut the polls
lhry arc not only astoundcd ut their
drlrai' bat many Of their most ear.
htNLaeiIvcmcn are intensity cnraged
At Their leaders for dcceiving them
m the way they did. These leaders.
at very late hour before the elect.
ION. sent out their statements that q
"new canvas, OF the State gave ii
to the Democrats 10y 30O0," and on
me strength of this many New
Hampshire Democrats staked large
sumsotmouey, aud lost. They now
feel that they were deceived, and
deceived hy parties who knew thai
they were doing 80, and they nov
openly declare that having beer
thus cheated they will never cas-
another Democratic vote in New
Hampshire N long rs they live. 4
more down hearted, dis.spirited dc
moIalilcd host than the Democrat,
party ~ New Hampshire Is to.da.
4 u would he difficult 10 imagine. !
Is doubtful If it can he rallied sun
GENTLY 10 make % decent fight Il
the Presidential campaign.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20
PERUVIAN SYRUP.

A protected solution ofthe protoxiS.e of Iron,
supplies the blood with its life element, Iron,
giving strength, visor and new life to the
whole system.
If the thousands who are suffering from
Dyspepsia, Debility, Female Weaknesses. &c,
would but test the virtues of the Peruvian
Syrup, the effect would not only astonish
themselves but would please all their friends !;
for instead offeeing cross, "all gone" and
miserable, they would be cheerful, vigorous
and active.
A DIsTINGUIsIiED JURIsT WRITES TO A ERIEND
AS FOLLOWS:
| have tried the Peruvian Syrup, and the re-
suit fully sustains your prediction. 1t has
made a new man ofme infused into my system
new vig0r and energy; | am no longer tremu-
lou. ard debilitated, as when You last saw
me. bl stronger, heartier, and with larger ca
paoity 4or labor, mental and hysical, than at
any time during the last five years"
Thousands have been changed by the use of
this remedy from weak, scklv, suffering crea-
lures, to strong, healthy, and happy men and
women and mvalids cannot reasonably hest
tate to give il a trial.
The genuine has peruvian Syrup blown in
the glass. a y page pamphlet viii be sent free.
J. p. DINSNORE. Proprietor,
No. 3G Dey ST., New York,
Sold by all druggists. l0"l
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20


COULDN'T CRoW.-Those news.
papers which paradcd nj the head
Of their columns so often last fall
rampant ROSTERS don't seem to
show their birds this spring. What
is the matter with the foVls1-
The severely OF the gale which
recently swept over the hills OF
New Hampshire has produced a
new aud fatal disorder among them.
When they attempt to crow they
fall over on their backs and go into
commissions. Tho Boston Post
showed los rooster the next day af
ter the New Hampshire election but
the bird was in an expiring condi.
tion-ilat on its back. The Post
explains as lollowsi
"Our bird would have crowcd this
morning II New llumpshire had not
STUCK ~ his crop. The election has
capSi4ed him. but Connecticut will
bring him up.p '
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20
JOHN FORD'S ESTATE.
~ TATE OF We ne ~ ONT,


In Probate Court, holden at West Fairlee,
on the 10th day of March, A. ID. 1868
Administrator Of the estate of John Ford,
latc of Corinth, In said district deceased,
makes application to said court for license to
sell oil of the real estate of said deceased, rep.
rcscnting that said sale 10 necessary for tie
payment OF tho debts Of said deceased In the
Norris pasture, $50 callod,) containing 80 ncros
OF land the Durham farm. containing about
lO acres and about 10 acres of other lands.
Whcreupon IL Ia ordered by enid court that
said application como under consideration aud
bc heard on tho I'd Tuesday OF April, a. -.
1868. at tho probate office Ia Wet Fairlce (,
aud, tits further ordered, that all persons In.
tcrcstod be notified hereof by publication of
of notice of this Application aud order thereon,
three wcoks successfully IN the National Opin.
ion, printed III bradford before snid time OF
hearing, that they may appear nt anid time
aud place, aud " they see cause, object thereto.
| I,y the Count. iiwJ
Attest, ALvAH BEAN, Register.
A true copy OF record.
! Altos, ALVAH BEAN, Register.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20

EXPLAINED.-The New York San
explains Andrew Johnson's conduct
by asserting that the equilibrium
of his brain has been disturbed by
continual excitement.
Perhaps the San is right. Every
one knows that johnson has been
in the habit of using a good deal of
excitement" usually labelled "Old
Bourbon
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20
Impeachment.

The work Of impeachment is pro
crossing as fast as possible, and
some assert that the whole matter
will he through with by the first of
May. Andrew johnson was sum
moned to appear on the 18Th and
answer to the charges. Hiscounsel
appeared and asked for 5orty days
time to get up formal reply to the
charges, which the Johnson sympa-
thizers hN been in the habit of
styling so weak and tlimsy as to
form scarcely pretcXt for arraign-
ing Mr.. Johnson. The Senate, how.
ever, could not see TIE necessity
for Mr.. Joh4son's counsel keeping
everything at q stand still for forty
days, and allowed them ten days t.
/ prepare a reply and the trial is t,
proceed as soon thereafter as posi-
bic.
This action has given the croak
ers chance to relieve themselves o
few more denunciations agains
Congress, which, they assert, i.
bound to rush the trial through
without giving Mr.. johnson time tc
defend himself. The fact is they
want to make all the delay possible
string the trial out till other inter
csts Of the country suffer by ii
and thus try to get up a popular
feeling against il.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20

SIGNIFICANT FACT.-Egcry rebel
Iaper of the South supports the
Democrat party. Every rebel lead
er, who still holds ont In hIs hatred
of tie Union, who desires 10 re.es.
tablish the old order of things in
that section, and to give al power
to those who fought so desperately
to destroy the Republic, IS hoping.
praying and working for the success
Of the democratic party.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20


We are glad to notice that the
Randolph E0glc is about 10 make
some improvements. We don't
know Of a better chance for the at
tempt, consequently we have no
doubt that an effort in that diree-
tea will be successful. Br. Ripley
has procured the services Of w. IL.
Nichols, Esq, OF Braintrce to assist
in the editorial department, and we
may now hope the Eagie will not be
obliged TO make one editorial serve
two or three weeks in succession.
Ii says: "What we want is that
every family throughout The c0Wdy
should take our paper and give It's
a fair trial and see whatwe can do
NOW that's not fair Br. Ripley; you
want to monopolizc the newspaper
| business, and consequently injugC
the prospects of several other pa
pers published in this country.
II further says: "Oraugc County
needs a good live paper and one
whose interests viii not be only
their money, but their rights and
privileges" Now that is "lhe un
liudest cut otall.' The Eogic in
| siHuateS that Orange County has
not got live paper devoted to th'
interests OF the people. That i,
rather severe on Br. McIndoc VIII
! makes up a good sized paper iron
matter used IN the Windsor JoRl
nal, chronicle, etc, and dates
A., "Ncwbury,N thereby making if a
, Orange County paper; and as ia
4, rs practicable under the circun
stances il is devoted 10 the interest
OF the people here. OF course W
- do not attribute to Br. Ripley an
- intention Of aiming thrust at u
SO we wish him all the success !
= deserves; and may his Eagle nev,
=, cease TO scream,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20

MARYLAND SENAToR.--Geurge
II. NickerS. recently elected TO The
United States Senate, took the H..
quired oath on Monday aud was ad
initted n member OF that body,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20
ILRTRI Il. TITLOH'S VIII.
TATE OF VE3sgva ONT

- ue7HFoEn DISTRICT, Sc;
In Probate Court. holden at Cotinth.
in suid district, Oh the loth day Of March,
4. II. 1853
An Instrument, purpartng 20 be The last
VIII and re. 'arnout of Amir b. TAYLOR late (
Bradford, iu said district, deceased, being pre-
scented to thccouIt here by T. II. Avary, for
probate; 10 is ordered by aid court. that all
persons therein, hn rOtiard To appear at sos.
sion VI said court TO he held al bradford, ia
said district ON the !d Iuy -duy Of May, 4. -.
lsH-, and show cause il amy they may have,
against the probate of said Will, for which Vur-
pose it further ordered, that copy of the
record of thi order Dee published three weeks
succrs- lively, in the National Opinion, printed
AZ bradford, a soon mny De.
A lrg. rufept record ilw3
Attest, AANAW BEAN. Register
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20
Miscellaneous

Louis Napoleon says "the En-
pire is peace" If he doesn't look
out it will be pieces.
FIRE.-Thc Baptist Church at
North Stratford, n. H., was burned
to the ground the 9th inst. Fire
caught in the basement, where a
school was being kept.
The new Constitution of Missis-
sippi declares that duellists shall
not vote.
The ''last of the revolutionary he
rOes" is still dying in every section
of the Union every few weeks.
The Papal troops are to be armed
with the American Remington ri
file, which is considered better than
the much Landed ChasSepot rifle Of
the French infantry.
JUST So.-The Tennessee Senti-
mel advocates JEFF. DAVIS as the
next Democraticcandi for Presi-
dent. 1t insists that toe EX-PreSi
dent Of the defunct Southern Con
federacy is ''the best living cmbodi-
ment Of the principles of the demo
cratic party
The recent ovation to jeff. Davis
in New Orleans creates so much
nervousness among the Democratic
| leaders that Moses Bates of Massa-
Chusetts, now in Louisiana Oh bust
ness, publishes a card, denouncing
the ''Superlative folly of the late
leader Of the Southern Confederacy,
who manilcStS his willingness to
hazard tie great work of reunion to
CRAFTY his inherent love Of personal
admiration
During the month Of February
there were losses by fire TO the
amount OF nearly four and . half
million dollars, not counting any
fire where the loss was under $50,
coo.
TrE MCARDLE CASE.-A Wash
ington telegram says The Supreme
Court did not begin the considera
ton of the McArdlo case INIT!
Thursday, and there is excellent au-
thorty for stating that no decision
/ viii be announced for two or three
weeks yet. Those who are aut.ci.
pating a very early decision will be
! disappointed.
\ BIT OF PROFESSIONALISM ed
itor. with an eye to payment for
what he sells, INDUCES i'll this bit OIL
philosophy: Every man ought tC
pay his debts, if he can. Every
man ought to get married if ran
= Every man should do his Wof n
suit his customers, if he can. ~
) cry wife should hold her tongue i
She can. Every lawyer should oc
casionally tell the truth, if he can
Every man ought to mind his owl
r business and let othcrpeople's alone
e if he can. Every man should taxi
q newspaper and peg for it dAy30lr.
1t is reported that the President
f illchNS are uiShtattelHu ny IludN
=, roocolings in the Senate. The.
j. calculated upon assistance fror
= seven or eight Republican Senators
Two or three of the President
, most Jealous advocates blame til,
; Chief Justice, because he did ~
say in open Senate that in his opin
ion the President should have th'
forty days.
\ TEXT WITHOUT A SERMON
= At Fulton, H., a few Sundays ago
one of the town clcrgymen opened
services by reading at length a yer.
full and correct local price current
/ how much -four, butter, meat, lard
i eggs, etc, were worth; and tn
!, price of shoes, cloth. prints and mn.
; Inns. He read the report without
! explanation or comment. But Tia
= most obtUsc soul in the congrcg,
> ton understood very wei what thi
I unusual pr0ceduremoant. The con
v gregation took the hint and rcspont
y cd with liberal donation.
v ow--zs--z-sN-En-psSs
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20
SeR0EsE.A,

The Rev. George St0Ira Of Brooklyn, \. Y,
says, IN the Bible Examiner, by way ofapolo-
~ for publishing a medical certificate in his
magazine, OF b cure OF his only son, Of Scrof-
ula, "after dissolution appeared inevitable"
We publish this statement, not for pay, but
IN gratitude to God who has answered prayer
and i'll Justice TO Dr. Anders being satisfied
that thcrc is virtue in the Iodine Water treat
mcnt, which Tn readers OF this Magazine will
thank " Editor for bringing TO thCir notice,
Circular, free. Dr, II. Auder~' Iodine Wa
ter is for sale 10y J. p. pINSMORE Proprio-
tor. 3G Dey st, \. T., m,j hy al druggists.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20

New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION
The returns from all the towns in
New Hampshire give Hartman
al out $500 majority.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20

judi Stanbury has resigned the
Attorney GeneraI.Ship TO become
counsel for Andrew Johnson.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20

The President has relieved Gen.
Hancock from the command of the
9Th Military District, aud ordored
him to the command of the lately
created Department Of the Atlantic
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20

JEFF. Davis trial has been post
poned again TO the 18th day Of April
next.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20
HENRI h. IILLOTSON'S ESTATE.
- n Il "a OF wee vsp y n,

- EitNIi ORD DISTRICT, ~.
IN probate court. holden at Corinth. on the
10th daN of March, \. H. 1865.
r. NJ. blll Esq., adn,nist ntor of tho estate Of
licnry l.. liilot ON, late of Topsham, in said
district, deceased, makes application to said
court for license TO sell all OF the read estate OF
said deceased. representing that said sale
would cundufe to the beet interest of all in.
tcr"stcd ia said estate, Nl; Tho homestead
Of said deceased, situated ia West Iopshlm.
containing abgut three-lourths Of an acrc of
land
Whcrcupon, II Is ordered By said court that
said application come under consideration and
bo heard ON iho itl day Of April, a. u. lS6S,
At the probate office In West tnrlc aud, Il is
further ordered. that all persons interested be
notified hereof, by publication Of notice of
this application and order thereon, tmto weeks
successfully in the National Opinion, printed
at bradford, VI, before said time Of hearing
that they may appear 1T said time and place
aud, If they ser cause object thereto.
by ordorof Court.
Attest, ALNAIl BEAN, Register
Atrue copy Of record. iiw3
Attest ALNAI BEAN, Register.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20
A COPpERuEAD WAIL.-A &C

A COPpERuEAD WAIL.-A cop
pcrhead from Fairlee, who signs
himself "McL.", sends up to the Ar-
gus the following wall, which should
elicit for him the sympathy Of all
who are not dead to feelings of sym
pathy for those who are oppressed
and weighed down by the darkness
and gloom Of an unenlightened
mind.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20

l. AIlN4-L4-. L., NAL - ipDp'
All is lost. The people will new
en- be able to relieve themselves from
the degradation into which they
have fal}en. The lmps Of that Hell
misnamed Congress have determine
ed to rule, either by fair or foul
means; they have bought up al
most all the whisky jugs in the
shape of Army Generals, and are
bent ON running the machine to he'll,
their ultimate destination. There
Wit probably never be more than
one attempt more to elect a Presi-
dent. The Supreme Court, the
President. and all, have got to sue
cumb, for aught ! can see. Sup
pose we should elect a President
next Fail, they will never permit
him to be inaugurated.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-20

Don't be in too great n hurry 10
restore your grey hair to its natural
color. Don't expect one or two ap.
plcations of Rauclt's Vegetable
Hair Restorative to make white
hair jet black. for il is not Gye.
but gentle sthnuiauG Try two
bottles, and chen if yonr grey hairs
have not disappeared, the money
money will he refunded 10 you 1t
is warranted to restore the hair to
its original color.
Save your Doctors bills. when DR..
W,stM's Balsam of Wild Cherry
viii cure coughs, colds, bleeding at
the lungs, and arrest the fell destroy,
Consumption, it does more than
most physicians can do. The use
Of a single bottle, costing one dollar.
will satisfy thcincrcdulous that they
need look 10 further for the re.
quircd aid,
Rcnnc's Paii.h Hing Magic Oil is
just the article to keep III the house
torclievc any kind of pain. to cure Il
cold, or Group, or sore throat, or
chOlic pains, cramps, aud lamcncss
of any kind. Try it, reader, and
YOU won't be without it to use in
your family.
Quacks and Nostrums have 50
multiplied within a few years, that
we feel some delieacy in giving oul
influence to, or in endorsing any OF
them but if there is one thing in
the whole catalogue more deserving
than another, we believe it is John
sons Anodyne Liniment.
A household word. The best, tn,
only reliable, the cheapest. Try it
Mrs. $. A. Aliens Improved (nev
stylc) Hair Restorcr or dressing, (il
one bottle.) My wife and children
prefer 1t. Every Druggist sells il
Price One Dollar. ilwi
Want of appetite sometimes arise
: IRON over cxoltion, or suffering tn
horse TO stnnd without proper cxcr
else. let the horse have u nike,
diet OF shorts aud cut hay, given a
: regular hours, and nights and morn
4 ings q dose Of Shcridan's Caviar
Condition Powders.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

The annual Convention Of The BuehanAn
County Sunday School Unioa, VAS held on
the 26th and nth, according to appeintuent,
At the Baptist Church.
Nearly every township was represented,
and reports we're made showing an sncourA>
cling progress and IN Increasing interest IN
he Sunday School cause.
The excellent arrangements provided for
in the programme, were carried out aainly
BY the persons appointed. !.
Hon. L. W. Hart acted - Prssidsnt, and
Rev. A. D. Bush as Secretary.
The various devotional exercises were con
Quoted by Revs. J. Fulton, 8. kepford, J..
Fawcett, w. Smith and W. Gill.
The discussion Of the question What can
we do ID extend the s. s. work in our coun>
wv was opened BY Rev. J. N. Bogss. care
we sufficiently awake TO the importance OF
the S. S. work." By Rev. S. A. Lee. The
qualifications and duties ofsupefinsendent4
b. Rev. J. d. Caldwell. Opening end clio
sing exercises Of Sunday Schoois.' BY Rev:
i. W. Brintnall. Best mode ef tsechins,'
by prof. W, Palmer. Blackboard sxerci.
20 y nv Rev. H. Mills. "Teachsrs' meet>
;ngs.n by Rev. E. Underwood. (" How shoald
teacher prepare . lesson." b Rev. W.
smith. .What can Ne do for the CONVEX
sion q our scholars," b. Rev. 4. D. Bush.
Other brethren participated freely IN the d's.
cussions and the earnest, intelligent ana
frsternal manner in which Tie exercises
we're conducted made The whole very inter-
Rsys. A. K. Sanford, Of N. r, E: usder>
wood. Of Cedar Falls, agent Of the 4. :. =.
Union. J. F. Chiids, Of Oskaleosa, J. e..
johnson, Of Delhi, Prof 4. Bush, Of OsAee'
and W. d. Ames, of Wissonsia, vsss pses.s
ent, aud being invited % participate IN ne
exercises. added greatly y the interest ana
value Of the meeting BY their words o. ira-
ternal cheer and counsel.
A children's meeting was hsh on wsones-
d.y p. NJ. the teachers end pupils OF The
Public School being invited 70 attend, ana
Rey,. Sanford, Chi,ds and Underwood, nsds
very interesting addresses.
The question drawer was amply far"isnsd
and afforded topics for tho closing hours Of
Rev j. Fulton. Rev. s. A. Lee, Hon. I:
" Hart, Capt. Miller, Rev. H. Mills snd
Rev. J. N. Boggs, we're appointed delefs'es
~ he State S. s. Convention to b held q
Clinton, June 10th.
Tie Convention gave thanks fer tho hos
r;talties enjoyed Of Independence, ana so'
led TO meet here next yeai. So.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

From this time until the ides Of Novem>
Der shall have decided the destiny Of our
country, our readers may expect . more
particular devotion 70 lie political questions
Of the bosr. The Immense issues 81 stake,
the awful soiemuty Of the qssssioa Of Lbs
erty or dealh' - be determined, and our
earnest belief that nothing ehoet Of the tri.
umph Of the principles Of the Rspublicaa
party will secure prosperity to our country,
security to our citizens and justice to oil
classes, see N IN demand that We shall put
forth our best efforts to advance he inter.
ests Of our party, and through il Of the whole
country. We enter upon this campaign the
more earnestly asd heartily for oar sincere
belief that the trials end hsrdsl,ips Of ser
vice Of nearly four yssrs in the Geld will be
rendered almost useless BY the triumph Of
the Democratic party. What has been won
in the field must be secured - the ballot
box. We would urge those OF our readers
who have not especially Interested theat>
selves in political matters, 10 direct their 81
tsa,lon 10 the great national questions Of the
hour. Our lady readers should not forget
that the only security Of our country against
. repe,,ion Of all tbs horrors Of the late
var, rests in the ,riamph Of The, Republican
party. and that their i,tslests, equally with
those II the sex which u. sdsnMssd - the
ballot Lcx, ere Vt stake. They Will nevsr
regret . mere direct stse6tion 10 politics.
On the contrary, they ~ill odd dignity 70
their character, and command more fully
the respect Of those they esteem, BY culaiss.
ting their judgments and informing their
minds relative to the vital issues Of tie day.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

The defeat Of The eleventh article, on III,
9th inst, BY the detection Of Messrs. Tram
bull, Grimes, Fessendcn, Ross, Fowler, Var
Winkls and Henderson, Was followed on the
26th by similar defeat of the I'd and Sd
articles, the same Republican Senators vo>
ting for tho acquitial Of the arch>trsitor. On
motion The court then adjourned sine die.
Thus ends al the cherished hopes Of the
friends Of the country that the traitor now
occupying the White House would be as
signed to just oblivion. Thirty.fvs Sesa.
tors pronounced him guilty; ninesssn Sena>
tors declared him nos guilty. Before The
moral law and before the Of public opinion,
b stands eondmned - delibente yiolator
Of the laws he was sworn 10 execute. How
ever, since Grant and Colfax stasd before
the Democracy - the strongest possible tick.
et 70 b beaasn, policy will doubtless ispel
Johnson 70 course Of conpasativs modera.
lion hereafter.