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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
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1!T.HAItEN, ==>;;MN;H .:NH l.T.
r." 7:!@:ae ',:3:as January. 1859.
;j:.a:H rHi"Jh4 h4r.s!XtH fi.,ECrTUn.
fE'S EXEC ~ Il:f, "GI:E -
). ft;"!-,d rHg'r'Nt!y u the Chnirct
"it"'ei2n iFt.ri.cal literature. lis
S.:y:alli:a!, scis:.'iAc, and Miscellaneous
Articles.
ii" with ~ srt'.oig wnr.c fame !. ccty,cu>
- "i'i Hr"'Gi.ypIaft Glhi~..ud,ir c!.in,.
:" ht,%.t u - !""|"rE 'n"sc matte of pIc.ch
.h;"t"ic ri'tiD tie & me :n.ypn,g '"'''
~ ihe N.c"inirr Nu,Ii cf wc,c Given fla.
ni"h,h2 En7f'.;' "! ngw Hc"ei, lie yntw he
Tt.t Ue u. '''
~ hn..ony Troll2r:.
>f";2 @'lai'"23t ST tie Magazine vii, here
y,, I,5, -. . - =, 81 .i.r atrI'!o". a"A tje, Of
t. nF lr''n" ~ ~" E"'nr or tho princi,ai pyrks
''I'" %nMh "ui ,"i'c'i9ns gre r,"':c
Nr, ",.'"i j' ''"@r'iy, -, Efi'hh Quarterly, Nor,h
nslu'Iay keyi"w, w"&,ininisrcr i.cyicw' Ch.,n''
rry ", ';'n',n, ~, az Jnur"al, Contemporary lie.
uo"cs o,a3SS % SSI; oti"iY si'1d ei, Msy Ges pspx
,,,,"fhh'i Ia@aZinc. Erntef's 3InpgZjuc Inivnrn
hbr', I"tnric Ear.L"ndon Review, Chrj,,ian
h|c!t:y. DHn!in EnIyGnty.
Embellishments ..
fach number contains one or more fine steel
th2fayihgr. poftfai:s Of Ofcmiucnl men or jIInsf
~" II important hi,trric events saw
{. E"I"hcs Commence in january and Julv.
.,'",'P'i"hs can c'f"rhcGcc "itiI any number.
IEfNA, 50 rtE fEhn, SINGLE CORES.
1fEAf9i Wn COPIES 80; FIVE CORES,
@2J.
,,i ,"r u"'f' rIrT2y'n"h teachers, and c!ul,Y
'htti'rl IN favor 'blc ,ri,u,, and cauvm..nrY
sWhh'rn ~ "H parts Of ilc cGnntry, to wj,nm,
'beIai HhHc"W"LE wiiI d. nfi.Icd ''
t1H>D FOH rK Mum LIST
Addrhss f. II. PEI.r0E.
Dec. l15l tr '''" o'h'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13

SMALtV$. LARGE FAnMs.-Wc
havc seen the ancc,lotc Of Bakcwcll
more .'tIlMp} once; and possibly il
may not be new to many Of our
readers, buCrit SO applicable TO
many of oqrSouthcrn friends that
We rcpublish it at tho risk Of its
being thought somewhat stale.
Robert Bukcwcll, the celebrated
English farmer, used to tell the
following aurcdotesof II farmer in
Ieioestcrshirc,;
"This farmer, WHO owned ~. !;
occupied 1000 acres Of i#n!. l."d
thrs9 daughters, When i.;s o.,.
est QNqShtel' married I've va,'e llcr
oqeAnartGr Of lis land ior y :
portion, bat 10 n,oucv AL -
found by a iiita mGre +p".J, a:a4
i" lQlc Sbttt"r mathe :ruG:n;> NJ
product Of his farm &. 80, !"
crease. iIr then 81! % .:>..:. .;.t.
began to grub up T.. ::rz .s.;
fern, and !ion2h, ! ay .vn,.t H..
cal llstl his po"r, di.,' i.rz&. e,~@..a- :
ins6mc p'ac; nearly i.4,; Ill: .-...
After giving L"!i' li- j,.nd AZ =.
to two of his <l.B.,',.r7. -. / p.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
;swSYet thearts' =; And ~WfVsss::s's' :
You aEaIafi Nptf Is complain

lwritos a lady addressing hor own
Fbat lS9sas, whon:tAey be5pHi
MRBM Mds#bahnot Nnite tb8 F%c
SlMaStorsa you Iay ;this WqSnly
toMho &oHs charge D8 Sou
1M dispWpd:sto Jay x8o. En Will
tSHsy you Why: Before marriage
you tako, tho groatost, pains to
elex8fs yourselves into goadesscs,
and desire to ho worshipped ac-
@96{RlN;ii Mon; ESPECIALLY those
possessing superior intellectual
qualities and" refncmont Of ofnNturo,
Aavdr, those views and treat you
rs something nearer TO heaven than
tkbQmshlxUs; ;SandloA~ no sooner has
tho honeymoon passed tlnn your
haNsRSsnds hN : a discover, BY impercep-
NRtS abdt Ssd,;o DEGREES; that you
arc (though, in, somewhat inferior
ratio to themselves oftho "carth,
earthly |" HAPPY tho woman who
hess wit ,tog contrive thata fih
hSr married life, the same halo
shall sNrrountl herin her husbands
eyes that icxistcd before their
miop! Tho thing, in the intimacy
Ef common place, everyday lite.
MAY 20 difficult, but itis by no
means impossibIo to achieve.
Your own neglect Of all those
cnros and arts by which yon won
tAo}aoHers causes, oommouI = th"
earlier arrangement Of I'll, Lu~
band
How frequent is he spectacle .: .
neat, serupu|ons maiA@nS, vh,. !,
when they become wives. ,ncy,ec;
their,. persoual appearance; and :
who, it asked why they Lo 80,
would answer, ION, | 'nhn,urrird!',
showing plainly that ,hrir care
and trimncs> formed no part Of !
tholr a. natures, but WAS trap
spread for the lure and destruction
otmcn. Pretty Mrs. >nidcr. when
Noopr. careful, fine span web cangi,, .
tho credulous fy, your ct;n",
being Effected, good-by neatne:-
good looks, cane and rctiucmeu,
What more had YOU in this wovl
to"do? Your unfortunate has.
band finds the very qualities which
most likely influenced his choice
have vanished, alike the bascless
fab1l;'itc Of q vision,' and which to
pNraphrasc the poet, "lcayes but
q wreck behind"
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This papcr has bten recently cnlnrrc4t t
n,n,n meth hrarottionS. It Is The largest re-
l,inuS .paprr ia the ,,r:or;ll. Il tho lrndihl
oiarsn OF the Union Movement. and oppnseS
riinnliSm, c.o$e communion, teXtlnSirenrSS
anl church caste. Ii Is Tho only paRcC that
nuhi>hrS llrnry r,l.HCechrrAt Sermons,
Which /, does every week, just us ,thW nro
delivered, - " hhuut qualification or cnrrcc.
ZION by him. 1t adv"cntcs ;;nnirrsal knC>
fr,mc; nul uniou OF christians ut tho nolsS;
and the rights Of labor. }t has The best h.t>
rjrultu,al Department or any rnpcr ~ tln
World; 'rmh.l>hr. s:nri,S ht TIM ht,nilS; aud
for The destruction Of social evils. rs cdi>
,oyial management, IS imrcf>onai; It's. writer's
and editors are from oyrrF branch cf tho
church. nnl from every gr:l,lr ut society. IL
has been nptlv termed tlr freSt oiSan OF
thanEi,! in tho world.
$urTa paper, onrrintprcmiitns Of Sowing
Machines, illaipMarirS tIrbctoi's CycIo
pc,ia. l'innos. Of:lna IN churches, etc (,
nihr$ one OF the best papers for caivasScr&
III the "Utd.
EYrry, CONGREGATION mny obtain Il CONS
mnn;on'Strvicc. an Organ, II AlClodeoll 4
Rib'c or Il Life hlsnramsr pplirV, for its Pass
tor, nr nimuSt anr other nreaiu' thing, ny
club or >uhScIihr.s
Scud FORA copy. cnr'osn. 10 cents. to ~
@, HENRY l. CitI'D.
''-~.- II Park Eow, New iok.
l-T~P. subscriptions received ut this
Office Dec o so i mos,
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--l.,s: ~ G"I>.2'EH!c',t
e: - ye va-,n ft3ywrrr: s,yre tes,,f-,
80 3S;.}'Ta "'pss. iH.y3;Ars t,y.p. .z9 %
ahd'sn et'T" "nn, y'"ts. i',@"4 :. ,I.r.Y-
mcn dnl i.%cHsn, 5. % i4s s4.I. 3,i, ..
coIi">, - ccin
a p'"si'' c:uH crnni'l;n. 4 ful a,rl,nD' .f
the ran i1i tie rDuiiD2 Yo,urI". rats. .,f
clubbing With Olber ua2azinrs. ,jmciai ore.
minus, e., etc, Wi! be 'ent promptly IN
hppicI'jon ~ ,bc FnblisbeI,. =
hVkO AND KoUCETOT, Pu1licheys
33j B!poIe nTret. kew lor6. =
Dec. 8 80 II. .s, 49,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
In Equity--Ne New,b.e,;rrr,yy. be;

David Wcrts, vs. John Iiogropo. Bill Ito
subject funds Of absent debtor to pay
mcnt Of debts. - ,*''.,'
Ttapptarng to my satisfaction, that ,ths',
defendant, Jotn zegronr,, reeldos5 ,bsyopd
The limits Of This State, on motion Of Mossra.,
Darlington (; Suher, IComplaipahts Soltcf:
tors, II is ordered, thu, he do answer, plead
or dcmur to said BILL, within forty days
from the publication Of this rule, or the
san" ";'l be taken pro cnnlrsso against him.
mos Y rlEE, 6. T.. va a.. 4. ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
!Ca'':p:ria'gea a11!d!:EBuJgy I:
.: :: .: i e. a, Ys:;ss !! !: !,
:, ~, WaYlOr &.CO

WIN tSo,, ~ = de-" "hF- q
E@s%ip'Sf b2yv. s,flss "e Big l,y1poiS q .sR
TElt Rockaways, qnd Pipptationhs slsIHsR
rne,n,9ns, ",,, Top "'dno ,fop B"ggIts, ysss' Scyss
mado U,' W WS'|E,%ss |o% and Bugsfs EsYqxSJsd tsSsd
dono IN ~ ,%n i"'% 1 ny 'good ny news 'Repairing
n,ees, T. "nd all work estimated On lrforad
@ors 10 r"p"'ssa S nn1a eopt .give,,ito our ] so"s.
nn oarS;ac Sper, attention given to repaiflSk
tantto consumers. FreisIt wtlfbo ohiPSa. nat% nms
",,. "Is, wmeh sent by Rail Road, when ,IIe r"I
tn, 'I ii. ""tSsns!9 hos, a oSqrsloo Wese nothing
arn willing to rely on the mertofo;is&S SshRna99 W.
n,,;"n n"eral ra|tonase.:~ W. invfoIfRo sSMbk
M"',on ,ha, m OF our work aid assdfs j,h5e &BiS
.6c," ,Ict ~f f. can 'nild tho SAND ,difss sW5fEg
t'inP II not cheaper thni @6 cGi} fHiuSrEi,'
All Of our work is warrantcd. w." ''''py1thd; '"9ha;
Uur Factory is near 1he Dcnot
.NeWoerry, g. G., March, 20 Jg IN ssvy
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
Fisk's Metallic. .B6haI, Cases,
-. =. : -

THE ,SUBSCRIBI?R has constantly OF
banda inlInsSortmrnt Of the aboyt approved
eases Of different patterns, hcSidcs ':coliins
o! his own make, nil OF which liz is prepared
to iuniisls ut very reasonable rates, with
promp,ness and despatch.
Persons DESTROYS OF having eases sopt by
railroai viii have ,ihom sen. free Of elia rye.
4 lleatSc is always On hand md will be
furnished Mt the ratio Of SO per day. IT
i Tpaukfu for, past. :pa.roDago.. tha.. SUBJ
Sc,ihrr respectfully it*lt for n continuation
Of tn" same, AND assures the public that
no effort on his palt will bc spared to reudcr
tho utmost satisfaction.
- ~.' .l' - Il. q. CHAPMAN
Ncwbcrry S. c., July 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13

Don't }, mt, Fail to|I'ry tlo 0elebra,:
tcrs cu "o"'"ern Tonic, 'Panknins lIcpatio Bi,
~" HSi in unla'''ns remedy for allDiseases ~,
said sail Iipr by aI1 o'sans oad the Liver: For
sss'S'S&: II q nltlr1sT:
;ls' Don't + Eail to Try the Cele-
Di"'ru Ri,'oss southern Tonic, Pankniu's Irepo,io
n'!lerS' a" nnlaiIing remedy for ali IrDHy Dis,
Gates T, 9iithc Digestive Organsani Ind MoaS
For e'bE ull Druggists. I3IJ1 TTH
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13

i5'' Dont: t: Fail to lily thoA GelS-
mi,te.: uf'ten Southern Tonic, phhltmn's tIaBn,s
] .s', hn Nnl"iIing reHitd 5; FOR IAYF sf}fS!
rases @ 1i tue Digestive Organs ma jtNa GiaE$Pt
For sale by AL Druggists. :. '1sseE'
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I Up. S.-sub$c,ip!ionS received ut this
Office. Dec. Q so i mos.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13

>G%j\A ~ 3lAhThLH.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01
TO PHYSICIANS

NEW YORK, August 10th h,
Allow me TO cal, YOU 'f,.t.ul lo u,l
aratlon of Compound Extract bueae
component parts are Buo!u. Long Iat 4
beds, Juniper ferries.
Mode on PREIAKATiOS.- BuCAu, n Il
juniper Berries, by distiit'io1. 10 Ha
gan. Cabrbs extracted o., d placer. }
liquor obtained from Jump. r...'.
tWluug very attic sugar, % stuI H..'
of ~ust. ana more paiitab.e than
use he active PtoNtti.ta are T. '4i
extracted.
Nuchu. IA prepared by Druggists Fgan I,
Is "a dark color. It's It ViaHt that g.t. rs 4
fragrance the action OF a haAo de-ts... A
ats active prluclpIc,l leaving d..D a.s. -
/ tuous t.rroSNun. Nlut A. The color n ",-
eats. The Buchu in my preparation rrrdo.
mates the smallest quantity ot he OF .e-t
gradients ere added. tunryyent iermogtf.H
upon fnsp+cti0n, IL viii Dc lJaal .ut o. .,
iActdle, as made II III iru.Iculu}. !r. I-t
syrup and therefore can ul u.1u J.. cas-
Nh,rs foyer or inflammation exists. II th
Nou iu,vc the knowledge OF the EgrDd.c.
and the mode of preparation.
Hoping that You will i0vorit with u IN
and that upon Inspection il will meet va
your aqpruhatiou,Witha feeling ~ couA.,l
am respectfully, II llELNHulu
Chemist and Druggist of H. yta,s ENn,a
~ lhiadeipAiH, and now lotatoda' fJs u
aud Chemical Warehouse, 5ll Broadway. 3.
York
IV,. 'ne largest Malui''tWl's A'"'''
the Norh .
am acquainted WIN mr. II. l. he''A'
nc o''uplvu Tie Drug St9it opposite I"s
u'"ee, ana MAS successful! ID 'ohotf''Ns
BUSINESS Whefe theIS had a"' 'rr' ~ '
p, ''iI', nun. u.'N' peth i'N "."'it '".
VI" WIN ''7 nardcttL iuu tH ~, i'''''t
nj, lHihA"l "''' ~ " Va
'.u' I'll IV"ers q - SnlH-.1H' "a" .."
NI 1'H''l7' H!nth ana brown street. D.
Wv. ..,..- ..,...
spLp ~ 'AltANi on %. '..
t" 40 "o7s a'isIi'S iiSih il'uisc'et'3h' 10.
~" VIC VI "a .c WIZ" 'i' o..
,,';,iL, - ',i''
/" ~ - ~ oc io""v, nv ,'"S''',', 10
.',, y, tiv',ioi " "ASi ii''s' ~, -
80 ~ Va =, - 80 Ia "a. .'
-, ! 20, "'ip',' 81 '''''''''''
NV ~, va, 3s',ieti'H VI ~,
,Gl'
', 'at,'',i.., :. - ,it -, ,,.t
!,'i WHY, 'ne,i I iS " +"
tii-i-'' ,,..,,,,,n1t s,,L,,i,,,t 60
',,',,,,t;',r n, Insanitv cnsrts
sui , i,'Jn TI''id 49,, uu,l.,, Il, ,s
- ,,a',,,i,,.t Tcn,alrs i,,,cc,,iol H.,
,,i'n, Pprc,ra,io, ne ~ CIi,ros,s 49, le,,
painf,iInass ~. su,,rrcss;on oc,.,,.t,,,'.r,.i,
,,atinns T,oora,, ~. Sr,irr.
I',,,' 81 I'll 'on,,i'.i,,,
whether isi,g frp," L,bit. az dis.i,',,.,
,nn,,ndsnce IN ar Me- d.~iine 81, rbnmor nj #
''I IteimhnIJ,s Fin;d Ex,rapt y Enr ri's and
iii W, ~ Iii ,'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01
Harriet Eastman'S Estate.
~tTATsG on WEIR WON VT

- INI-I OTITI DE TTII T. -
In Probate Court holden at Newbury, with
in and for said dis trict, on the 18th day OF
nccember.A A. D., 1865 John Bailey, Jr., Ad-
ministrator on the estate OF Harriet Eastman
late Of Newbury III said district deceased pre-
SCENTS hiS administration account for cNamina-
ton and allowance, and makes application for
dcrcd 10y said Court ,hat said account and said
application be referred to session OF said
Court to be held at the Irotter House, in Brad
ford, on the 2d Tuesday of january, \. D..
1869 for hearing and decision thereon; and that
ali concerned hc notified hereof by the publ
cation OF this order IN the National Opinion,
Printed at bradford, three weeks successfully
as soon as may he, that they may appear aud
at said time and place and show cause, il
any thcy may have, why said account should
not be allowed aud such decree made.
BY the Cont. Attest II. ". BAILEY Judge
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01
That Iron is NalnahIe

.
That Iron is valuable as , NJ
cine has long been Known, h,s !.
only since the preparation Of !; =,
the particular form of Paw.
Syrup was discovered that ;,a wv y
power over disease has been 10 H.
to light. Its effect in caseS e' u. ora
pepsla nM debility is most " sal W !
ny SaIutl
Persons who lave become .,
oughly chilled from any cans ~
nave their circulation at onto a !
stored by taking into the stn'Uo,I I
teaspoonful of "JohnsoD's Anoa y
Llnlment" mixed in a little calT
ter, well sweetenec. '
Ills a penalty of nature tbo, j
must fade and wither.n The a.
inroad upon our personal charm
generally denoted by the hair
IN most cases prematurely ., |,
who would preserve their ran, !
capillary adornments make has,,
apply that never-failing rnt.n
"Barrett's Vegetable Hair Res, |
er."-Haryord Cowant.
Those who suffer from can
colds, bronchitis, Group, hGoen J,
or Whooping cough, viii find u
relief IN DIR. Wistar's Ralsam !,
Wild Cherry. Which has now
IN use for nearly half a ccnlpr, ~
still maintains its long establish
reputation as the great remedy ;
all diseases Of the throat. lupr. , J
chest.
To beauty and dress the In,
ana restore 1t 10 its natural cola
and lmpart that beautiful clio,
odor, etc, use Mrs. S. 4. Allen
Imppoved (new styic) Hair Restm,
or Dressing, I'm one b0ttle.) IL.
druggist sells 1t. Price One Doh,
.A...l
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01

Bro. Earle, of the Barton .Stdnd
dd, tho was lately sued for libel.
in the sum Of $4,000, consoles him.
self over the announcement that
Horace Greeley, and Samuel Bowle4
of the Springfield RepabGcan arc
IN the same fix, lie says: $50 it
appears that MS three. that is, Sam
ucl. Horace and Araunah, are in fol
4 large share Of enjoyment the com
ing summer"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01

"ONwARD."-This is the lite Of
Mayne Reds new Magazine, for
the Youth Of America, the first mum
Der Of which is before us. This new
venture in the world of literature
starts with promising prospect of
success, II We may judge from the
appearance and contents of the first
Eumber which will not only inter.
est and instruct the youthful mind,
but also furnish palatable and nu.
tritiouS food for the mature mind.
The magazine is ombelliShed with
elegant engravings, contains abolt
so pages of reading matter, and
costs $3.50 to single subscribers.
q. w. Carleton, Publisher, l97
Broadway, n. Y.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01

STATISTICS or MASONRY.-lt is
estimated 10y those who have some
knowledge Of the subject that at
present there are, IL round mum.
beers, about 100000 Free and Ac.
cepted MasoHs scattered upon the
face OF the globe. OF this number
some 100000 are in England, 100,
600 IN Scotland, and $4,000 in ire
land. There are about 100000 ON
the continent of Europe, 100000 in
the United States, and 10000 il
other parts of the world. In Eng
iand there are two or three thous
ana persons initiated every year
ana The Masonic body Is said to b.
everywhere increasing.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01

FEARFUL TRAGEDY " TrNNTt-
SEA horrible tragedy occurred
ut Salt Lake, about fortymiles from
Chattanooga, Tennessee. q few days
since. 1t seems that Mr. Bpane. 4
school teacher, attempted to wlir Il
boy named Hutchinson. who resist
ed and left school. a day or two
afterwards youn" Hutchinson, ac-
companied by his brother and u
man named Smith. visited Bcane'S
house for the avoWed purpose of
chastiSiug him. Became saw them
coming, and anticipating their or.
rand, armed himself, AS also did Mr..
Moore, who happened TO be at tie
house. On their arrival HutcNin.
son said they intended giving Braac
q thrashing. Moore demonstrated
when Smith drew u pistol and shot
him dead. This was a signal for all
to produce pistols. Bcane shot and
instantly killed CYRUS Hutchinson
brother of the school BOY. He had
scarcely fired when Smith, who had
instantly killed Moore, fired anoth
er barrel of his repeater ut Beanc
! the ball struck, but failed to imme
dlately disable him. Bcanc then
turned or Smith and lodged three
balls in his body, inhicting wounds
which resulted mortally in few
minutes. Twenty minutes after the
aifray commenced, Moore, Became,
cyrus hutchinson and Smith lay
dead on the ground within few
feet OF each other. Hutchinson
brother was the only person who
escaped unhurt.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01

NAliu&AL BANK Or NNa
~ Wells ksvor, W., Dec :, 1863
The annual meeting oft.. Siu,lh,laa
this Bu.k, for tho election Of p,..t..r
thc 'Hsaiug year. " i'll BE- held It,h. r..
Hen ', on Tuesday, the ltth dav Of J h.
n'Nt at ID O'Clock in tho A. VI.
GEO. LESLIE, G.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01
Legal Notices.
John i. Peckett's Will.
STATE OF WEIR MO ONT


- BRADFORD DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Cours holden at West Fairlee,
within and for sail District, on the 9th day of
December, A. ID. 1868. an lnstru ment purport-
ing to be / he last VIII and Testament of John
b. Pickett, late of Bradford in said District,
deceased, being presented to the Court here
for Probate by John j. Pickett, Esq. the Elk
ecutor therein naned.
1t is ordered by ssd | Court that all persons
concerned Therein be notified to appear at a
| session OF said Court 10 he holden AT the Irot"
ter House I'm Bradford, in said District, on the
second Tuesday in January. 4. d. 1869, and
shew cause ii any they may have against the
probate of said Will, for which purpose it is
further ordered that copy of the record Of
this order be published three weeks success
siyely in the National Opinion, printed at
Bradford, Vt, previous to aid time appointed
for hearing.
y true copy of record,
Attest ALVAH BEAN, Register.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01

ST LOUIS, Dec. q. Rev. John
Black, of tho Red River Relief Com.
mittee, reports that there are there
iSi families, comprising 2342 per.
sols, who are in absolute want, and
Must receive assistance or starvc.-
II addition there are several hun.
dred others who will need assist.
anco before spring. The buffalo
hunters are returning empty hand
cd, the fishing is q failure, and of
rabbits, usually very plentiful in
winter, not one is TO be seen. lie
asks fpr 1000 barrels Of -four and
osher supplies, TO preserve the lives
! OF thc6o unforluna.o rcoplc
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01

are more deacons in We.hersfeld
than in any other place in Connect.
cut. The other day, a well known
deacon went to the steamboat wharf
to see n friend OFF and as the boat
started the friend said, GOOD bye,
Deacon whereupon twelve men
who stood upon the wharf immedi-
ately tipped their hats, and re
sponded, Good bye, Sir "
TIMELY CACTION.-Therc is great
danger that the numerous and
shocking accidents which occur
from the use of kerosene oil will
produce the belief that The genuine
article is dangerous, which is en-
tirely untrue. These accidents may
all be traced to the use of cheap
naptha burning liquid. The best
chemists assure us that Kerosene
oil. N legal standard, will not ignite
or burn ii lamp containing it is
broken. tnch oil viii ertiaguish
flame when brought in contact with
it. When heated to the usual point,
while burning in lamp in the even
inc. tbe can NAV lie taken eff thc
lamp and lighted taper thrust IN
to the oil without danger; it may
be turned out upon the floor, and
name apphed, ana u VIII not ignite
OF explode lhese iactS should De
remembered ana lmpilcItiy felleo
upon as At Would oe a great fhisIor
re tr na,J ~, I IIc einofo,n '.'
p pn, ''' ''''' '''' NVi '''''' "a ''''6'''
o"2, -,
hu! now S''T11 thc etnu'he DC niS'
I'nS us' ,I, rorIU''"t1E 'He Jour
MAJ OF hciniStry furnishes Il simple
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-01

The Bellows Falls Times saws.
we would attract the attention
OF our readers to the fact, that DIR
Rarey tho, American lIorseman com.
mcnces his lectures on aud eNhibi.
ton at Saxtons River on Saturday
Dec. Goth.