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DEEP Bins For PoTAToEs.--C J
" elsh, Madison Co. Ind. recommends
hat potatoes be placed in deep bids. ra-
her than spread over much surface. He
avs they are less liable to decay. This.
ute likely is true. The natural resting
lace for tubers during winters is under
be surface, where light and AIR are mostly
xcluded.
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Beehive NisterY.

A lifetime might be spent in investiga-
ting the mysteries hidden in beehive.
aud still half the secrets would he undIscov-
red. She formation of the cell has long
1een a celebrated problam for the maihr
nstcisn. while the Charges which the
,onev undergoes offer at least an equal in
crest TO the chemist.
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The steam -hip wN II

THE steamship WN. TInBEIr-
rwsll FeeAly during the N4utcH.
>--eSzkz----se. trtwccn Interpret an5 Boston.
lcaymg waterproof every MOND4Y ats o'cin.r
a Nt.
EesWuiuE-N fl} leave R1wc.a Narf BOSTON. 4.
shy I'm R>Df1, Il ~. touching ut Uutk -tt.t
Sandy fpiai, Belfast and Tenants Harbo..
Freight taken az reasonable rates.
Also good accommodations i.tr passenger
FArt lFua mtCrpVrt and isuCksporf. $500
Fare from Belfast and Tenants HaTbuF = 5u
Aell- extra.
tur further information enquire OF
u. ". {. FOLSOM Agent
sury-,,rt Dee. ~. 1875. SIT
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HtNtErs PURCHASED AsSUkLLY iv
ESGLA>n. PFoi Andrr-oa gives tAe tat
loNin- cHlmaia. OF the amount cXpru4.
arn1aiA tv thr farmers 0. t,ryat Hr,ar.
t.f. tf..itl ttt4unf.s
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rfhR an extensive practice ii upwards ID
~ twenty years continues TO secure Patents it
Tie iAilci States also In great Britain, Era
ahi other foreign countries. Caveats, spe.ihra-
ioAs, Bonds, Assignments, and ali papers OF draw,
ing, ior Patents, executed on reasonable terms
slin dispatch. ReseRrC4lc. made iutn American
.. u Foreign works, u determine legal aAh other
alsice rendered ID all matters touching the same
Copies OF the claims Of amy patent furnished by
remittlng one duilA-, Assignments recorded "
Wa .hlugion.
M igeltcy ~ nie taIita State possesses Superior
facilities for ObtauiitJ Patefs, r asceraini, tie
prtscticttjility ofiareaiioHs.
During eight months The subscriber m the course
Of lis Large practice, made on tgice rejected app.i
c4tiOns siNIEEN APPEAI-> ecery one OF when was
decided III his tror ty the Commissioners OF Pateutc
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lhlN'IGAL AND IN EkENi
AHr
PAYABL1 In GOLD.

such -c iites aFc generally fafashn tn p~u.
position az tH- ieuEtI ot .init They hatr 81 ruu.
Toe longest "a pft CrfI. eHl lHtrrr@t NHud- of
tls T.. :. ttHr 'sl'-1 wal isc due lu III years. aut
ihts arc NOT hif.. q thcy htt ~ yelr- O. rtg.
iu'. Wsuid sgHui IL "a l--s thtnita nesic .iy
sAie f4g-s Mortgage Bsnt liSc tsr JuiJu rt. HC
sh4lii approach t..ls gttr. l4Ge irsAu.t tsr lalu
gean ins r>fnlrat A. Agetay considerable aHi ou
ihe cnWrleupHut far unt& W.N 2uaptr-- ,Hrts
tit pr.r u d tate Vryn.uu.
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- AgE>CE ~ CLARA. FFr-4...ai.
IAI tpOAE, Chairman flnAnre anal Executive
COMM tgr.
HENRY ~ COOKE. Nl-c-Pres Idrnt
EMERSON ". PEtT, Secretary and Ar.aarr.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
- REGARD Mr.. Edniy OF the H0sf csraJie ami
sarcessfia practitioners with whonl | have had
OH aI intercourse. CuA-. MASON.
Commits sIoners " Patents,
II have no hesitation IA assuring inventors that
they eannoi employ more competent amt
trustworthy, and more capable putting thstr
applications in form TO for them an early
andfa yorable consideration at the PatenE Office
EDMUND BURk,'
Late Commissioner OF Patents,
MIR. x IA. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, IA all but ONE Of which patents
nave been granted. and that one IL nOwpending.
such unmIstGkaBle proof OF great talent and
ability on tbs part leads me to recommend al IN
yentors 70 Apply 70 him to procure their patents
they may be OF having the most faithful
attention be ytowed on their eases, and at very
reasonable charges. JOHN IAGGARD.1
Jan. l. is6o-lyt0
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VOLUME Is
For restoring Gray Hair to
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
IA once agrseai'e
ieaitliy, and efIecttl.
lor preserving Iu
ha'r. Faded or qsay
h14f Is soon restored
10 as origiaai coicr
,rth he gloss u \
freshness d ynia,
Thin hair is thick
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OFFICERS

herr tie gene rd business OF the Company
t.ausactssi. .af4d ~ skAict AL general eurrc-ppu
lsn-e should Hr -1lEr--t4.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 29.-A most hor.
rible murder and suicide was COM
mitted at East st. Louis yesterday
morning. A man named Casper
Waltz,attemptcd to kill his step son,
Nicholas Lutz, by striking him on
the head with u Ratchet, but the
weapon glanced aud Nicholas es-
capped and ran for policeman.
When they returned, they found
Mrs. Waltz lying on the floor with
her head literally chopped in pieces.
After committing this deed, Waltz
walked to the crossing Of several
railroad tracks. near by, on one OF
which coal train WAS appro iching.
When the locomotive and one car
had passed him, he flung himself
across the rail between two cars,and
the remainder of the train passed
over his neck, completely cutting oil
his head. Waltz was hard drink.
or, and in the morning drank pint
of whiskcy, and procured another,
when his step son demonstrated with
him, which doubtless led to the as
sault, although IL was not made until
some hours later.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

The house, barn and shed of Dan
iel Rowe, on Leighton Hill, News
bury, were burned Sept. Sd. Total
loss. The insurance on the build
ings expired Aug. 20. People
should not allow their policies to
run out.
Two HEADED SNAKE.-Mr. w.
E. Allen, of Westford, left at the
Free Press Office an interesting nat
ural curiosity in the shape of a
young snake about six inches long
with two perfectly formed heads
joined together at the base of the
fances. 1t was found among nest
full Of the same sort, save that the
rest were shaped as usual. He pre-
sents it to the Museum of the Uni
versity.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

IMPORTANT CUBAN NEWs.-Spe-
cial Cuban adviccs to the New York
Sun say that patriotic rising had
taken place IN the Vuelta Abajo, or
southwestern portion of Cuba, and
that the insurgents number GOO0;
also, that thousands from the same
section have reached the camp of
the patriots in the central district.
This rising land there seems to be
little doubt of its having taken place.
is the most significant event that
has occurred in Cuba for several
months. One OF the Havana jour
mails says that it has put the torch
in the hands of 10000 slaves, and
that the whole district will soon he.
come desert. The insurgents have
collected together i'll the mountains,
and are waiting for arms. 1t will
probably be some time before they
can he furnished with them but the
burning of plantations, which the
Diario de la Marina anticipates,w will
not he subject to any such delay
That district is one of the most pop
ulous and wealthy OF Cuba. 1t con.
tains the famous plantations where
the delicious tobacco is produced,
which has become so necessary to
the luxury of the world. Bordering
upon it on the east and northeast is
the great sugar growing region, and
when the torch OF the incendiary
has completed its work in these two
divisions of the island, there will be
little left to fight for except its bare
soil and the blackened ruiLs that
will mark the places once occupied
by civilization and culture. 1t is
believed that matters have now as
sumcd such shape In Cuba that il
will be utterly impossible for the
Spanish Government long to retain
possession of the island.
A statistical report of the strength
of the Cuban army shows that tn,
whole number of Cuban pair he
longing to the regular army organ
ization v no have arms is II 900 men
That is the rumbcr of those under
regular discipline, and is the fore,
to be relied upon for the hard fight
ing. There are 10, 600 more " no ar,
Hiegularly armed. These have til,
national machcta--a cross betw
IN eat.axe and an Arkansas bowl,
knife. A few have guns, light fowl
ing pieces, and others have revolver
and pistols. Five thousand of thcs,
half armed troops have a spccili,
duty, which is to act as scouts and
spies and guides, or laborcrs, wheI
their services are required.
An Illinois gcntlenla0, who has
farm of 10000 acres, hasa, 200 acre.
in corn and 5000 acres In wheat, al
in very fine condition. ',s'
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ened, falling hair checked, aud bald.
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tho
hair where the foliclcs are destroyed,
or the glands atrophicd and decayed.
But such as remain can DO saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasiy sedi.
mcnt, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling oil, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dcleierious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious TO the hair, tho Vigor eau
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for a
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev r. w.
Harlow, Pastor. sabbath services-mornng
81 1870 afternoon at Ills, and o'clock.
CoSGREGATIoNAL CHURCH. Rev. j. X. vii
,nlias, Pastor. Sabbath Services at 1919 A.
NJ. and l:l5 and o'clock 7. NJ
BRADFORD Y. ~ G. A. Alexander NJ. Brown,
President. Meetings every Friday evening,
At their rooms In Prichards Building
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CHARITY Lodge, No. 43. Regular eommu
nications at Masonic Hall. in Hardy's Building
On Wednesday of the week in which the moon
fulls j. c. Colby, w. NJ; I. J. Flanders
Secretary.
MI. LEBANON K A. CHAPTER. Meetings at
Masonic Hall on Wednesday afternoon of the
week in which the moon fulis. 5. G.. Hcatun
l u,.t t.,Ia S..1.r..t
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RAILWAY Ira ms.

Going South-Mad Train arrives at Brad
ford at 1915 A. NJ; Express Train arrives at
1894 r..
Going North-Exprcss train arrives at 1884
M. Mail Train arrives at 80 Pm.
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bradford Council No. II.

Meetings At Masonic Hall on Wednesday af-
tern on of the week in which the moon fulls
M the months of September, December, March
and Juue. Daniel lluribui, T. l. &. NJ; Rev
j Britt0n, Recorder
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Local and State Matters.
Bradford Village.
Mails.

at O'Clock Pm.
Northern mail closes at go p. NJ; arrives
at II AN.
Western mail closes at 3 p. NJ; arrives at 10
A. II.
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ScrOfuln Cared After Sevea
Years Suffering.

J. w. HORNOR. Esq, a prominent lawyer
of Parkersburg, W. Va. says; Il had
81 RUNNING ULCERS
when commenced taking DIR. Anders' Iodine
Water. My Breast, Throat, and Face was one
continuous sore. | am now well man, and
am satisfied the Iodine Water saved my life. u
Circulars in regard to this remedy will be
sent free.
J. Z. DINSMORE, Proprietor 36 Dey street
New York. For sale by Druggists generally.
LOW
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RIVERSIDE LoDcE, No. 30. Meetings every
Tuesday evening, at Tcinpial', Hail. Shep
lerdson'- Building. DIR. J. y. Clark W. {
7 Miss Miriam b. Pillsburv, SECRETARY,
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WAITSVILLE Finn ENGINE Co. J G. Stcarli,
Foreman; Alden Stevens Clerk. Meetings ut
the first Thursday "f every month
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The Republicans of Warren coun.
ty,Ohio, are divided into two parties,
the allopathists and the homcopath
lists, the physicians of the former
school defeating every candidate
who has employed doctor of the
later practice. 1t has been suggest.
ed that each school ought to he com
PEELED to take its own machines.
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DIED.

In Ly4 IN, n. H., Aug. eth, Mrs. Alice H.,
wife of Hiram NJ. Parks, and daughter of Guy
Mouiton, aged A years
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commissioners Notice.
LYMAN Berry's Estate.

Lyman Berry's Estate.
'JNHE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
/ ed by the Honorable Probate Court for
the District of Bradford. Commissioners. to
receive examine aud adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons, against the Estate of
LYMAN Berry, late of Farlce. in sad
District. deceased, repre- scented insolveut and
the term of six months from the 10Th day of
June, 1869, heing allowed by saia Court
to the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us
Give notice, that We will attend To the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house
of the widow of Lyman Berry, deceased, in
Farlre, in said District, on the 18th dav of
November next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
on said day.
IL IT, NJ u b iiHSf' Commissioners
| Farlce, Aug. 9th, 1869. l0-3w
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K L. Whitconb, Leader VIM. q. llard'
Clerk.
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Mrs. Martha Washburn, now 7,

Mrs. Martha Washburn, now re
siding at Reading, was one hundred
years of age January 9th, lS59.-
She was the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Solomon Emmons, of Windsor.
Who were the first white perso. who
resided within the territory compris
ing the present town Of Windsor.
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Ayers
Vigor:
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and electual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
HAIR is soon restored
to its original colo,
wiM tic gloss ana
freshness Of youth
Thin l,;r &, ,t,..L
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Cheap Excursion 20
MemphrcmngOg.
Thursday, September IGth, 1869.
A SPECIAL TRAIN WILL
Lady Of the Lake,

will leave Immediately for an Excursion on
the Lake, returning about 3 p. m, and stop
ping at Newport one hour giving those pas
-.n"ers VIII desire it AZ opportunity to dine
at the Mcmphremrgog House, after which the
train will return, reaching Bradford early in
the evening
Dinner Tickets will he sold ut the stations
at - cents each, and those wishing dinner are
requested TO purchase. 40 that suitable ar
engagements may he made by the proprictors--
Bowman 4 Co.
The number of Passage Tickets are limited,
and i'll he on sale from September 10th to
the evening Of the 18th. They are good only
on the Special Train and Boat.
A. II. PERRY, Supt.
Lyndonvile Sent Z 1869
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resided within the territory compris.
ing the present town Of Windsor.
OLD LANDMARK.-The old Con
st.tution House in Windsor has been
purchased by L. G. Fay & Sons, of
that village, who design to erect
brick block of stores on the ground
so long occupied by the old hotel
The front part of the Constitution
Nousc is to be spared, although re
moved to the rear. The back part
is already demolished. This was
the first hotel erected in Windsor
The Constitution of the State was
adopted in III in the Royal Arch
Hall, so called, on the second story.
This is a hall 33Xl9 feet. arched
overhead, with permanent seats on
cIthl side. This has been dcmol.
ished. But the south parlor, in
which the Constitution was adopt
ed, is still spared. This is room Is
XII feet, in the main building. The
number of members at that time
was much smaller than now. The
Legislature of the State met III the
Royal Arch Hall for several years,
and found it sufficiently large. a
little later the Legislature met in the
old Meeting House of Windsor, Il
small square building with pointed
roof and no stceple.
At a late reunion Of the children
and grand children of Amherst Per.
kins and wife at Wells River, there
were present 2l persons in all three
sons aud two daughters, all married
but one; 10 grandchildren. The
weight of the lightest was - lbs.
the heaviest POI lbs; whole weight
22621 lbs; average weight l073.-
Age of the youngest 3 months; OF
the oldest Ga years; whole number
Of years 501 ; average age ~ years
height of shortest II inches tallcs'
eject 3 inches; whole amt. OF height
100 feet; average height i feet {
inches.
STATE FART The Rutland Her
aid, in an article on the Presidents
reception at Saratoga, closes as fol-
lows: "Col. Daniel Nccdham, tn,
Secretary of the New England AZ
ricultural Society, called upon hin
and extended an invitation for Lin
to be present at the Fair il Portland
next week, but the President di,
not give much encouragement tina
I've would attend. He said he shou,
endeavor to be at The Vermont Stat,
Fair, and thought he would take an
other trip through Vermont, an'
probably visit the nice stock farm o
Carlos Pierce, at Stanstcad.
We are pleased TO know that til
President t'iinks so wei. of our Stat
as to give it a second visit, and cor
sent to attend the Fair of n State s
small as ours. IL his favorable i'm
pressions were made by the conduc
of the old Vermont Brigade, or b
those with whom he came in conta,
during his recent visit, we trust
most intimate acquaintance with on
citlzens will not lessen his rcspe,
and esteem for Vermont.
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NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that an
~ application will lie made to the next sc.'
SION Of the Legislature for charter for n
Railroad from Montpelier through Washing
ton and Orange county to some point on the
Connecticut river.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. - nAn

CTATE OF VERMONT. Bran.
- FORD DISTRICT, s-ln Probate Court.
holden Mt Newbury, ON the %tl day of An
gust, A, ID. 1869.
Estate of Ann Dinsm0re.
Barsabas Dinsmorc. adminisi rator Of the
estate of Ann Dinpmore. late of Newbury. IN
said District. deceased. makes application to
said Court for license to sell all of the real cs-
tate OF said deceased, representing that said
sale will he for the hest interest Of all con.
cerncd. Whercupon, II Is ordered by said
Court that r,id application come under con.
sidcrniipn and hr heard on the 18th day oi
September, A. u. 1869, ut the Probate Office IN
Newbury and " u further ordered that all
persons interested be- notified hereof, by pub.
licaiion Of notice Of this application aud or
der thereon. three weeks succcssivcly IN the
Na'io-al Opinion printed ~ Bradford, before
said time of heating, that they may appear NJ
said time and place, and, If they see cause,
object thereto.
u, the Court.
Attest. II. W. BAILEY, JUDGE.
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Debility.

Every one at times feels the necessity of
something to tome up the system depressed by
mental or bodily exhaustion. At such times
let every one, instead of taking alcoholic or
medicinal stiinulants, which afford only tenn
porary relief, reinvigorate his dcbilitated sys-
tom by the natural tonic clement. of tho
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The Best in the World,

The Best in the World,
viii exhibit in Haverhill Corner, N. H.. in the
Park, opposite Exchange Hotel, Wednesday,
September -. Performances afternoon and
night commencing at 2 and u o'clock. Doors
open one hour previous.
" Admission 50 cts. Children under 10
years of age % cts.
This is the largest and most complete Circus
that ever visited the British Provinces, and is
popularity known in the States as tho
Leading Circus of the World !
No Circus either in Europe or America has
many frst-class artists a. Stone H. Murray's.
Among the Performers arc several members of
the famed original
Cooke Family,
the Pioneers of Circus Arnusements in Great
Britain. who have bad the honor Of appearing
| on many occasions before the Royal Family of
! England in Special Entertainments, in the Ri
| ding Gallery of Windsor, and in Astiey's Am
| phitheatre and the Alhambra Circus.
| These graceful and daring artists have no
| parallels in their speciaities, and they have
ceived from the Leading journals of Europe
and America tho praise OF being tho most I'm
ished Equestrans ever seen.
| The announced exhibitions will be given
upon n scale of originality and splendOr never
before Witnessed in this country.
| The following array Of artists will convey to
the public an idea Of the immense resources of
Stone & Mrrray's superb Circus to delight
| and Amaze
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

NJ 4. OLIVER announces Ia the pco-
vi. pile OF Bradford aud vicinity that h. has
re-opened the Old Barber shop. opposite the
pos'ofiice. Shaving. Hair Cutting and Cham
pooling. Whisker- Dyed, &c. Particular at.
tenton paid 10 ChildieLs' Hair Cutting and
Ladies' Hair Curling. HON.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,
or Protected solution of the Protoxide of Iron,
which vitalzes and enriches the blood by sup
plying it with its Life Element, Iron.
Being free from Alcohol in any form its en-
ergizing effects are not followed by correspond
ing reaction, but are permanent, infusing
strength, vigor and new life into all parts of
the system, and building NJ all Iron Consttu-
ton.
WIN. c. STERLING, ESD, of Poughkeepsic,
n. w. says
"Snce taking the Peruvian Syrup feel bet
ter my strength is improved, my bowels are
regular, my appetite first rate.
There is An old Physician in this city, told
er than amy, who has been in the Drug bust
ness for 10 wears, who has used the Syrup 10
! three months. and gives it as his decided opin
ION that it is the best Alternative Tonic Medi
cine he ever knew"
For Dyspepsia, Debility, and Female Weak
ncsses, the Peruvian Syrup is specific. B.
page pamphlet sent free. The genuine ha,
peruvian Syrup" blown in the glass.
j p. DINSMORE, Proprietor, No Sc Dey
ST., New York. Sold by all Druggists
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cTATE OF VERMONT.-B 81

STATE OF VERMONT BRAD
- FORD DISTRICT. ss.-Iu Probate Court held
at Corinth, in said District, on the 18th day of
July, A. ID. 1869.
Jacob Leighton's Estate.
l.. +. Hale, Esq. Administrator of the estate
of Jacob Leighton, late OF Corinth, in said
District, deceased, presents his administration
account for examination and allowance
Whereupon, il is ordered by said Court, that
said account and said application he referred
to session of said Court to he held at the
Probate Court in said Corinth on the ID Tues
day of September, A. ID. 1869, for hearing and
decision thereon And it is further ordered
that notice hereof he given to all persons in
tcrcsted, by publication of the same three
weeks succcssively i'll the National Opinion, u
| newspaper published at Bradford, Vt, previ-
GUS to said time appointed for hearing, that
| they may appear at said time and place, and
show cause, if any they may have, why said
account should not be allowed.
| BY the Court.
Attest: ALVAH BEAN, Register.
| A true copy of record Attest:
lO-3w ALVAII BEAN, Register.
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Sportsmen, you can always find the best
Hazards Rife Powder, Percu sson Caps, and
Shot at Davis
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-10

Blacksmiths, we have just received 100 tons
Pennsylvania.