National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26

OIL ave WeokSSa gam 0i tw6 weeks
on former sessions.
Mr.. Moody Bemis shot two offers
at one shot on Peacham pond OH
Saturday, Oct. 80. They are both
prime and nice. Mr.. Bemis has been
offered $50 for the two.
The commissioner of Customs, in |
his annual report, just completed,
will show that smuggling on the
northern frontier has been material
ly suppressed during the year just
closing, and that the cOntraband
trade in spirits has entirely ceased.
There are two hundred lines of
telegraph wire converging at New
York, and seventy five telegraph of.
fees scattered over the city, giving
employment to two hundred and
fifty operators.
A young lady out West, who had
been attentive to gentleman while
i'll at hotel where he was tempo.
rarily stopping, without knowing
his antecedents or means, was sur
prised the other day to learn of his
death. and that he had remembered
her in his will $4,000 worth.
They have in Wisconsin what are
called "hard times parties" The
! invitations are written Oh brown pa
per, and request the guests to dress
in their old clothes. Bean soup,
crackers and dried hcrringS conSti-
tute the refreshments, with "cam-
brio" tea and water to wash them
down. The guests walk home.
Wheat has been sold az low as
thirty cents in Iowa this fall the
average price i'll the State has been
fifty cents.
The silver mines of Colorado are
developing great richness, and ar,
rapidly extending over the country
new veins being discovered almost
every week.
Miss Lizzie Bishop, a young wo
man about twenty years of age ,ano
daughter of Rev. Mr.. Bishop o
Windsor, Vt, fell dead, week since
while crossing a room. She was Il
have been married in a few days tt
a young man, who raised her lileles'
from the tlOOr
J On Thanksgl'in ing Day Edward
Clark. a lad fourteen years of age
residing at Claremont, n. H., fcl
T. through the ice While skating, ant
+ was drowned.
y The English ship Royal Staudar
e was wrecked of Rio Janeiro and :
. Passengers drowned and IS saved.
\ gentleman in Portland a da
II or two since attempted To put hi
o hand into his vest pocket, when h
, ran the point OF quill tooth-plc
- mp under the nail. The woun
s. poisoned the finger, and the who
hand Swellcd up. The doctor say
he will be lucky if he saves the bon
!. Of the finger.
Professor said a student in pu
suit Of knowledge concerning Il
II habits of animals, why does a ca
y while eating, turn her head first OF
p. way and then the other" For Il
: reason, replied the Professor, 'th
,e she cannot turn it both ways
"A once
= Have you ague in the face; al
is it badly swollen Have you 5
ID we're pain in the chest, back, or sid,
pr Have YOU cramps or pains III &
ar stomach OF bowels? Lave YOU b
Gus cholic or severe gripping pains
-, il so, use Johnson's Anodyne Lii
~ ment.
IN While Mr.. Silas Corwin, a geutl
d. man of eighty three, was amusil
, himself by digging out clay in Il
W. yard of his residence by the riv
- bank, at New Windsor, on t
IS. Hudson, he discovered lar
49, earthern j. covered by a fiat stol
W, This jar contained $50 Spani
=; ~ dollars, bearing date from 1920
- 1873. The coins were still brigl
w and probably were never i'll circul
~ y, ton. Since the discovery, in t
49, neighborhood Of New Winds
w, w, spades have become trumps.
Ich DIR. LviNGSToNE's SAFETY ABS
LuTELY CERTAIN-LoNDoN, n
mn. %. 1t is now absolutely cert
ION that the great African traveller, Il
is David Livingston, is safe. i
ell Duke of Argyle yesterday recci'
,hc telegram from the Gov. of BE
If bay, containing the information I
o's he, the Governor, had just rcce:'
ilv a letter from DR.. Livingstone h
,re. self, dated NijDe, May, Is, 1856!
Mr.. l.. was in good health and '
everywhere well treated.
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