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To Our Friends and Customers,

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING.
w notwithstanding the disaster we sustained
by the late IRE, that the interruption in our
business viii be of but very brief duration. We
have rer ted the cemmodious storehouse, No. 80
North Mar ket street. two doors below the cor.
ners occupied by Messrs. Hu. Douglas 4 Co.
and Messrs. Evans. Fite. Porter 4 Co.. which
we propose to occupy until our old storehouse
Is rebuilt. That portion of our stock that was
saved will be removed Immediately. We are
daily in receipt of goods, and within 20 or 80
days We hope TO be ready with
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WOOD & SIMPSON,
Corner Broad and Frsnf Streets,
NASHVILLE. TENN,
BOIL Err M AK Il R y,
Sheet Iron Workers
Steam Fittings and Brass Work.

WE MANUFACTURES FLUE AND TUB
w ular Boilers Of all dimensions, using the
best Tennessee Iron
All kinds Of Sheet Iron work, such as Chin
and Nindow- shutters Orders for new WoTJf or.
repairs in the city or country promptly At
tended TO. Satisfaction guaranteed as TO work
manship, and charges as low as IN any market
Steam GuAges. Whistles. Safety Globe and
Throttle Valves, always on hand. Orders re
sDectfully solicited.
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TO THE TAXPAYERS
OF THE
CITY OF NASHVILLE

TIVE UNDERSIGNED. RECENTLY AP-
Il POINTED Receiver, hereby gives notice to
the public that he has appointed Arson Mel
son, ESQ, as Collector of the corporation taxes
now due, and John L. Glenn, Esq, Collector of
the water tax. both of whom will Immediately
enter upon the discharge of their respective du-
ties.
That after consultation with many leading
citizens. and under their advice, he proposes to
collect the said taxes in money. not in checks,
and that TO all those who shall go pay their
taxes in money during the meath of July. a re-
duction of % per cent. on the present Assess
ment will be allowed. he further states that
he does this with the sanction and approval.
and under the decree of the Chancery Court
at Nashville. ..
He hereby appeals to the good citizens of
Nashville 10 come forward st once and pay their
taxes, and to this extent relieve the corpora
ton in its present onerOus and distressing bur-
thenS; and without which payments il will be
i'm possible to carry on its Ordinary daily opera
tions. JOHN NJ. BASS, ReceiY or.
NASHVILLE. June 30. 1869.
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Admtuis,ratOr,s NOtice.

III III III NENH TIL p = S.-..TCaID
TIAVIRG QUALIFIED AShDMINlSTkh-
III TOR of the estate of Paul Vaughn, de-
ceased, notice is hereby given to all persons in,
dshted to said estate 10 make payment and
those having claims against the same TO present
them properly authenticated, within the time
nrescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. D. T. "HnhhSA'
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l. VOS DALIS

A CERTAIN, SAFE Ann
Aspeedy cure for SGROFULAiu
all its forms. primary. secondary
and tertiary Syphilis. The form
ulB of this preparation accom-
panies each package. and COM
Imends itself 10 the notice of Ply.
sicians all over this country can
be found living witnesses to the
virtue Of Rosadalis.
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Table and Dairy Salt.

GEO. C. ALLEN 4 co. HAVE JUST RE
" ceived and have for sale lot Of hne
Kanawha Table and Dairy Salt. in barrels
apps If
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Great Bargain Offered.
NEAP0LISFLOURINGM MILLS
For Sale or Lease.
P. N. r 7 A n

ENOR WANT OF CAPITAL TO BUY WHEAT
Il l offer the a5Ovsmills for SAFE or lease. 4 Ms
is a No. mill, Of three run of stones, two for
wheat and one for corn, located four miles
south Of Spring Hill. Msury county, Tennessee.
one mile east of Carter Creek Depot, Nashville
and Decatur railroad. Rare inducements VIII
be offered to a purchaser or lessee
For the quality of the mill L would refer you
to j. J. McCann. G. Isbester. and l. J. ar
brough, all of Nashville. as well as Mr.. J. b;
Romans who was the builder of the engine and
q large portion of the machinery. Call and sec
the mill and decide for yourself
A. LOLLAR.
NKAPOLIs, June 7, 1869. JunS-lm
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IR Mitchell. M. D.,

j. II. Mitchell, M. ID,
RESUMES THE PRACTICE OF HIS
n-ofsssion. Cfice-Jne door north D. b.
Hale's drugstore. S29 South Cherry street
Nashville, Tennessee. S' I'M
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To TaX.Payers.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that he
can be found at the office Of the Revenue Col
lector, upper end Of the Markethouse, daily,
from A. N, to pa o'clock P. NJ, and from to
5 o'clock P, n.
jyl-2W ANS0N NELSON, Collector.
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FRESH GROCERIES,
K. L. WEAKLEY.
No. g North College Street,

Successor to weakley YarbrouEh.l
rs JUST IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH STOCK
i of Groceries and Liquors. consisting in part
q q hAds New Orleans Brown Sugar.
10 Demerara Sugar.
100 bags choice Rio Coffee.
20 bbls Golden Strip. aE L
. !" Crushed Sugar. Ia ..
. Powdered Sugar
~ hlf-bbls MackereL escorted r..
30 :. Star Candles. -.r-. s...
l0O Starch.
lg0 Cove Oysters t
100 casks Soda. =.
boxes Soda, ID. papers.
80 dozen Brooms.
100 Painted Buckets.
IVO caddies assorted Teas
g Ka@i0fds Yeast Powders.
~ bbls Backing.
Is cases Richardson's Matches.
l5o boxes Pickles.
10000 Cigars, assorted brands
TO0 bbls Magnolia Flour,
LOO Black Lick Flour. r.
Spice. Pepper.
Ginger, Madder,
Indigo, Candy,
Fancy Soaps,
Hutmegs, Mace,
Wrapping Paper, Pepper sauee,
wines - Liquors,
All Of which viii be sold cheap for CASH only.
In store small lot Of Mess MackereI, a. hns
Is ever brought to this market.
r. L. wEAKLEY,
novl2 z No s North CoIIsge street
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ITTKGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.

Just received from Richmond and Lynchburg
ten hhds Fine Old Virginia Leaf Tobacco. For
sale low by j. x L. WH0RLEY,
mav15 IL AZ South Market st
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omit That.

Omit whate OMIT telling yonr
innocent coniding trembling chill
dren about ghosts and hohgoblins.
You are throwing sorrow upon
young hearts that will cling there
through life. How many mothers
there are who quiet their children
hy saying, The bug a bOoS come
and take you off, Come, old mig
ger come and-well, will you hush,
then right this minute p
The child believes all its own
mother SAYS, and why shouldn't it 3?
Ii ought to believe. This is a fiial
duty. The sobbing fluttering heart
is quiet, hut not composed. Those
fearful eyes close in a dream of
terror the child dreams-but oh
who can tell the sadness of child
while it dreams in sleep frightened
upon it by alarms of all that is
terrible as we'll as repUlsive.
Parents, think of this. See that
YOUR children hearno ghoStly lesson
See that they are taught TO love the
ever present Saviour. and to honor
His ever blessed name.
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Etegy.

ION a sisters farorite Canary Bird, which
al died at night alone in its cage; hy Mis-
,AT.ARINE MCkELs, then in failing health.l
Vert thou lonely, Darling Birdie,
In the dark and solemn night,
When cold Death came creeping round thee
And put out thy Spirits light!
Thou vert not alone, Sweet Birdie;
Gentle hands received thy breath;
For the God who made and loved thee,
Willed and watched His Brides death
Rigid lies thy liitlo body,
In its golden, downy nest -
wh.r, +. Ugt which woke To motion,
Which should break this peaceful rest
Where is hH which danced and aparklcd
In thy cunning ebon eyes
Stirred thy wings to mount aud hutter'
Free aud joyous, toward the sAics :
Where i, now the fount Of music,
yelling once from out thy throat,
Softly trembling, richly swelling,
In triumphant, liquid note
Where the consciousness that answered
To thy ludy's voice and sight
Gave thee joy, anon, and sorrow
Thinking. feeling little sprite
Strange and solemn is the silence
Wrapped around thy spirit now
God has never told Us, Birdie,
Where He treasures such ~ thou.
Soon n,y form will lie, Sweet Birdie,
Tenautless and sill a thiuc;-
But | now, for God has tod me,
Ishall spring to life diyiueI
Mount Leon. Va, March, 1913.
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AN ELEPHANT ON ilIS Mus l. -
He PAYS THE BURGH y ' 81 -
Yesterday morning, the immense
elephant connected with CampbcllS
menagcric, crossed over the Water
ford bridge, and entered Lansing
burg. on his way To this city, where
the circus tent was 20 be pitched.
The elephant created quite a Juy0rc
during his pas sage through the qui
1T precincts of the burgh, and had
.high old time generally. On enter.
ing the village, just after emerging
from the Waterford bridge, Il COW
stood 10y the roadside gazing euri-
ously at the huge creature. The
elephant walked quietly up to'hossy
and with "A gentle tap of his cnor.
nous trunk, sent the iUur-lcggcd
pazcr smack against the roadside
fence. Poor 'boSsy,' struck with
amazcmcnt, He'd prccipi;atcly,and ut
last accounts its tail Mas seen diSdp.
pcaring mp the road. His majesty
passed on and lci>nrciy took u halt
in iiCnt of "A grocery store, where
finding barrel OF potatoes on the
sidewalk, he dcNoulrd the esculauts
in q wink. tossed the barrel upon Il
ncghboring shed, and a4lin took ~
.thc line OF march, An uuiuuuuat,
lruutcr attempted 10 cross his path
when he WI, Imue diaiely seized by
the elephants dangling trunk, an,
poor piggNsqucaling aud kicking It
alright, was lIIird high IN air aut
tossed into the gutter Four lcEgct
creatures kept alouf from the ticin
itN of the elephant AFTER his dlspo
Gltion VAS made manifest, but {
mongfel ear boldly followed, barkiu,
at the feet Of the animal, who, will
apparent unconCctG, sucked NJ
from dirty pool u half hogshca'
ut muddy water, and turning pulcl.
lyupou thrcWr, literally drowned th
poor cauiur with a thorough drcncl
lug. By this time the elephant va
tired of his pranks. aud proceeded
quietly with his companions OF hi
way Troy Wing.
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TRUE DESIGN OF AGRlCULIt-
RAJ FAtES.-Wc must ever bear IN
mind that the great end ct fairs Is
education in agriculture. The END
is attained by the examination OF
stock and the best products OF the
country. Al men are prone to com
parc themselves with too limited
number and this is especially true
of farmers. when life Is an Isolated
one. They are apt to TANK theli
oxen and their com tn" best IN the
country. because in their prc)udIced
eyes they are superior to amy III
tIpu immediate uCighhoiloOd and
it does them good to bring Their
stock and crops into wider COM
petiti0n. If the first premium Is
not secured one ycar,they are stlm-
ulated TO "a higher degree OF excel
lence at another trial. Our fairs
have not done for the education o
farmers that they are capable o
doing. II does one good TO see MOI
only y fat OK, but to learn how h'
was fattcnrd A straight backed
clean legged, wide cheStedand broad
hirpcd Durham eXcitcS admiration
in all bchoiders. hat he object OF hi'
exhibition is in great measure lost
if his points are not studied ANA ti'''
principle of brcading such Stpcl
explaiucd hy those skilled III the art
We should therefore have the even
inc of the first day OF the ran
devoted to social intercourse AM
Discussions among the farmers. a
the New England and some OF tn
county fairs,the evenings have thl
been occupied to the great adNAl
tacp of all concerned. The contdt
of mind with mind and the compa
iSon between man and man ~
not among the least heueiieao' it'i
and we would like to see them prlHe
more highly.
We would say to tie officers
our agricultural societies. ahd to a
Interested in their success, keep II
the character of fairs. 1t is mist
able policy, for the sake OF temper
~ pccunary gain, to let them drge
crate into horse races. Faiihc
should not he made to bear the 81
Of horse iockyes and gamblers. lh'
own deficiencies are Il sufficient bt
den. Circuses are palmed upon
community under the name of II
nagerics, but lct not our agilcultui
fairs become Il missioner tor y
agricultural horse trotS.'- y.
Farmer.
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The Mr. Jordan, who was the sole
survivor OF the IL latcd 'lIclcn Eli.
N of Rockport, seems to he the
bearer of u charmed lite. once he.
fore he has been slipWreckcd, aud
ont of thirty men alone escaped q,
and of eighty persons confined with
him IN the Libby Prison, no alone
survived.
The next great event in the aStro
noulcal circles will be the transit
of the planet Venus over the suns
disc, which will occur on the Sth OF
December, 1874.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08

SPECIE FROM ECRorE.-Thc tclc.
graph of sundays date, announced
that S2,GlJ,O0O, IN specie, WAS
shipped from England to New York
during the past week. Il WAS taken
from the Bank Of England. one
British trading firm scndsou quar-.
Ter of n million of pounds sterling.
Specie has also been Withdrawn
from the Bank Of France for export
to New York. The tide is turning
IN ibis direction.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08

Touching obituary notice in Il
Chicago paper: Amos Hector, u
well known resident of this city.and
fine singer, WAS instantly killed ut
the fremont House last night, by a
stranger who hecame angry at his
attentions. He leaves very large
family
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A good nalured traveller fell
asleep in II train Il short time ago,
and was carried a few miles beyond
his destination. Pretty good joke,
this ism, 1t 2 said hc to a fellow
passenger, 'Ycs, only n little too
far lctchcd,' was the rcjoinder.
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Ncy respectfully,
~ LESTER SEXTON.


I From Rev, l.. r. Ward, Avon, Lornn Co, q.
Mcs-r,. STRONG ~ ARMSTRONG,
GcHiltmcu II gives mo great pleasure 10
state that MY wife ht. received great benefit
from the usu of Goes DN-sopsi, Cure. She
has been for a uu.aher of Years urrutlN
troubled Dyspepsia, accompanied with violent
puroXyrms OF constipation, which 50 pros iat-
cd hcr that she was all the while for months,
unable t. do anything. She took, al your IN.
stance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure. aud has derived
great benefit from It, aud Is nov comparative
~ we'll. She regards this medicine ~ great
blessing. Truly yours
January 18th, 1865. l.. 4. WARD.
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The following toast was recently
pronounced at lireman'S dinner,
and was received with great ap>
plausc: THE Lades--ihcir eyes kin.
die the only fame against which
there is no insurance.
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TIE METHODIST Book CONCERN
DrFAICArION-Dr. James Porrr.
the late Assistant Agent Of the
Methodist Book Concern, is ont IN
a card calling upon Messrs. Carleton
and Lanahau to arrest the reports OF
defalcation. prc,udicial to his char
actcr. and that of others formerly
associated with him. He intimate,
that tie charge iSa sensational ca
nar1. gotten up for the purpose OF
affecting the vote Of the church,noW
being taken, urou the subject of lay
delegation. The Doctor SAYS that
in a few DAYS he will take steps
which will cllcctually vindirate his
character against all charges made
against him.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

VIII also be found Invaluable in III eases Of
Dngrcn. Dy ,cntcry Collie, summer Com.
plants, Gripping, and In fact every disofdcred
uf the stomach.
Sold by Druggists IN citv or country every
where, ri y per bottle, OF lay application to
y. q. CLARK, a. CO.,
soo Propiietors. New Haven, CT.
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ADIouRNED.-rhr Orange Coun.
IS Fair which was to have taken
place ;his week, has been postponed
to TucuSday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, October ~, 20 s. u.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08

The freshet of this week exceeds
my that has been known i'll this sec !
ION for more than forty years. Al
Gears ago similar frcShet occurred
II September, and some Of the Older
say Waits River rose to
4 higher point than it reached Oh
last but it is generally con
coded that no summer trcShet has
brought the Connecticut river mp to
its present height since the year llS6
About . o'clock Monday Waits |
River and all the small streams be. |
gan TO rise rapidly, IN consequence
of the heavy rain which had been
falling for SO hours, and was then
pouring down in torrents. Soon
the river oVeIlOWrd IFS banks.
spread ont over the meadows, or
rushed laundering through the
narrow gotges ten TO twenty fee
above its ordinary level, and carry
,..I l ,,,, -,
though they we've but StraWa III It's
49, r.1;..,a I'M ,o,no q
WV ~, ,.,,.
''''',7 .. ,...,io
~ ''- tI n., H..
100 -, ,'.,.,.',.',} h,.,
.c......, .',,. ran .,,. o,d
l1,,,,. r,.l,fn,, ,,,.. +,
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',.',.l
:..-.:t,, =. o,.;,,,4,
) :, .,,,..,o l,.,o j., ,lj.
l.
ro,. y ,..,. ,.il,,,d !, hroI-
. ,,..., ,,,.,. ,o+,,o., Whit,
r:.. ,.4;.n ,u1 p,.,ro,.i.
.,;.., h,,.o ,,,....I ..or I'll.
az, ,,,. nv. ,o,.,,r,,l
III. ~ i.,.., ,r, l,,,., nm,
. ,r...1,,. .a,,.,;,., r.r, !.
,a communication wh,,nvnr with
too,,,,,,. ,,,th 4, m,l. h,y,
;. ,,,i,.d hero this wnp,, rvrpnt tha,
/ ,,..,..t. H.. n,o dawn ,,,u t,.in q
t ,i.,d,, n,,,,;,o and ,ha wast4r,
{ ,,n tro, ,1;o;,i,;nat lawns .Th,
> ,..,',..,.,..,,. tr,;, ,r ,un,l,, ,,orniu.
+ 49,. ~. f.,r so,,,, =. rb.,f. ri whnr
/ !, .,o,,.a and v,l, hoy,.to rrmaf
e .u n,n h,;do.s are r,buj|t. Th
: ,.,;rro,1 l.rida. near p,s,nmrsjr i
" ..,,o. tho h,idoo over Heath
,f| pod. n r,i,Irn wont nn abcut Il
il toon mioutes after the p,sscue,
y train crossed i, ON Monday. Tn
| r,i,,,.l h,idga IN Tny,yich is ais
~ roma Tbn MANAGERS or fine roa
~ w.. ....,.,' ao,,t ;, r,n,
~ ''' '''''"'"" O'''' ''''''
.u tn" road as soon as poSS'o'e' ~
>, the damage is 50 extensive and IL
he v,ter fails so slowly that il is har
"a ;,.,.,.,., :, i, r,,,rir,, co
j. y '''N'''''' " ?
u. dl''oh thiS week.
i. The damage done tothe hIghWa
is almost Incredible. There are
loss ,h,n fr,rcn brilors and q
- . ,.h.l o,,,, :, ~,
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ar REED.

At the parsonage, by Rev. J. X. Williams,
Mr.. William Walsh aud Miss Immoscuc Rus
sell both of West Faulcc.
In Bradford oct. 6. by Rev. L. w. Harlow
Dudley Carleton and Martha \. Jewell, both
Of NcWhury.
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DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist in the country viii tell YOU,
You take the trouble tuinuuirc that every unc
that buys u bottle uf Goes Dyspepsia Cure
from them speaks IN the most unqualified
praise OF liz great medicinal virtues.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08

The largest mail ever sent from
Chicago was sent on western train
last week. There were 12S sacks,
and the mail weighed $1,000 pounds.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08

a railroad ncNsboy III Kentucky
t. the latest ii,ofltc Of fortune. lie
has fallen heir to si3~ 900 by the
death of an uncle IN Europe.
Some wretch Of an editor says
that another twist TO the present
mode of doing mp ladies' hair would
take them OF their feet.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08

ATTINTED MURDER A French
man.who>c name we haNennt learn
ed. attempted to murder a black
smith named DonneIly was was
after his cows and the ircnchman
sprung from some bushes near the
road and cut his throat. He inflicted
severe wound, bat it is thought
that Douuclly will recover. The
ltIcucAmau has been arrested.
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Communications.

MH. EDITOR-In YOUR issue of 10
September 10th. in speaking of the nc nc
election of DC. Abbott as repre-
from Fairlep. YOU treat 81
ana of his on,nrlrts with oreat in 81
iustice a,l rnf,irr4ss refer to 81
Mr. Stro+top ubo was IN, ,s an in. II
donop5o,, candidate tba same "a q
Mr. Ahhottla wear. with this diff. o
fo,enco NJ Abbott and friends |,
nromiscd to Uncertain things for the t
d.morr,ts if they would vote for :
him and elect him. to the defeat of
the regular republican candidate. |
while MIR Styatton Vas not asked t
| to do any thine CIR the democracy.
neither was # rxppctcl. Mr.. STRAIT
ton is a man of culture and refine
mput whose INTEGRITY and honesty h
Cf purpose cannot be denied and on
that account WA, obnoxious 10 those
of coarse and yuloar habits. He
has ever been a consistently radical
TEMPERANCE Eepnhlicau and was ob. /
;prtionohlc to certain republicans .
and democrats alike. for that rea.
, son.
In the administration of the var
r Gus Offices conlided to his care, he
aa> earned the confidence and Cs-
teen Of all parties.
As respects Mr.. Abbott'S culture
d and refinement. reference is made 90
e his warrant, for our last reemanS
I meeting. as to his integrity and f.
GrIty as an officer preference is made
10 the Town treasurer. Town clerk
and oycrsear ofthc Poor sto b
leuoltmcut whether becoming a
representative of the town, paIticu.
ar reference is made to the Town
y n,,.,. II - wall uudrrstood that
: ao.o oaic;ols -. Soma ne ,hn,n .~>
I" ,,.....,.l ..l,.o..,-.,,. r,ol,. ana
y ,l.i.r, j., rco,rd ia Him, hpt - short
- finn. h,foro tha nl.rtion oc,lI>ino
w. l5,,.ot lo.,,ir,, r,., +, soil M
,,....,..,,+o ,,,,,l li,L n,;,l.L man
Is .nnll L,.it.ta ono m.r,pnt as he
e. t,y.en m. t0nmru Nuhodv acru,ps
n Nj, Str,ftor of olfa,iuo ga doIIa,
m and an thn RIM, . mYn can drink.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08

\ splendid lot of new millinery
goods, Just brought from New York,
at G.. II. Curtis.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08

TIE ROMANCE or REAL LlFE.-
The NcW York Mail relates that
about twenty >tWoNcals ago u North.
era gentleman and a young badly of
New lor, were married, evidently
very happily. About year later
line boy Wa5 born to them, aud
seemed to he an additional bond Of
affection. At The end of ten years
the gentleman met with a reverse
in business and became quite poor
~ mutual agreement Il divorce was
obtained in one Of the Western
States and the gentleman went
South. The lady WIS fine looking,
aad IN few years married again.
I her husband being Well.to do in the
world 1t was a happy marriage
/ throughout and lasted till a little
more than a year ago, when the
second husband died, leaving his
widow iortduc of 100000. Al
! this time the son had reached the
aye of twenty years. Unhappy Il
separation of his father and mother
lac induced the return of his father
from Costa Rica, where he was IN
ayailiugly seeking to mend his bro
ken fortune, and brought about ~
ntrryic lew with his widowed mother
They talked matters over, and tn,
result was that on Wednesday III,
son had the happiness to cclcbrai,
the twenty first anniversary of his
birthday by witnessing the cNtraor
binary scene of the marriage Of hi,
own father and mother!
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-08

How THEY VIEW TT he fol.
lowing letter. which was written by
a bradford Democrat TO a geutlc.
man from this town, who now lc.
sides in Boston. may show how the
Democrats view the result Of the
late election ia this town:
BRADFORD Sept. =, l5Ga.
GLOW are Nou -
"llayr ,ou heard from the Brdl.
ford clcction' How does it suit
you! The onscoudngs of II !
ahead
Yours truly,
one Of the uh'scourings.
\ BRADFORD DEMOCRAT.