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New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
TIE COLLEGIATE NORTH REFORMED DUTCH
CHURCH-CENTESARY CELEBRATION.

The CentennaI anniversary OF TIC UtuIcd-
ton OF this Church celebrated yesterday. The Rev
Thomas De witt presided In tho morning aud opened tho
services with tho invocation. An Introductory ode, by
Thomas jeremiah, was then sung, commencing
lanruaFs ehstgeil A uitioa bonn,
buee jOJ ful anthems rose 10 Hesreu.
DR. Dewitt read the sith and s7h Psalms, and after
prayer by Dr. Fisher delivered address. Part Of the
seth Psalm then sung, after which the key 1. W.
Chambers preached the memorial sermon from the text
from which the dedicatory sermon was preached 100
years ago: But the hour cOmeth, and now Is, when
those who worship tho Father shall worship Him In spirit
and truth the Father seekcth such 10 worship Him
DR. Chambers sketched the history Of tho church. briefly
euOgzed the pastors who have passed away and con.
cluded with glowing picture Of the churchs present
prosperity After praying and singing, Dr. DE Wit dis
missed the congregation with tho Benediction. The
evening services well attended, and were presided
over by tho Rev ]. J.. McNair. Addresses were made
by tho Rev. Isaac Ferris, the Rev. NJ. Hutton,
ana the Rev. g. NJ Woodbridge all OF whom -eferTed To
te history Of the Church aud the habits OF the Dutch
with regard TO religious affairs. The following centennial
hymn, written by the Rev Charles j; Warreh ana con-
sung by the congregation:
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26

The Earth Closet Company, Hartford Cono-ConnOdeS
Closet Fixtures, and Prepared Earth for dressing wounds
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
hnHpp's
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF ROOTS
fot making
ROOT BEER.

Root Manufactures Druggists Coafeonsr, s'e WI, h1S -
this extract All AHaIS usalo 'ues
cheap wholesome beer besides can e mads
within shorter space than BY TIE o oeeA !. oo' a.
iOc. 75c and So also 10 Que gallon sans :" 80 'u" ~ MANI "
200 aud 300 gallons Of Beer ,r, , ,c,N po..t.h.pR
FULL DIRECTIONS each BOTTLE sni IAN oItAe T y ~
KNAPP Co. sole Proprtors No %! h1isonst near hnsse
NYork aud nv an wholesale Druggists and faiea1 asiAe Oeefs
In.-. l.na IA
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-MAS Is.

WEST INDIA MARKBTA
HAVANA, May 25.-Tbe markets are generally dull
New-York tribune., 1869-05-26
Svuial gOtitts.


Prospect Park Fair Grounds
Naushon will leave TWeutythirisL. r. K az Oi
r., a. lO;t3 Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn III a. m
WAllSt. n y, nl9m.
To Whom &c May Concerns The undersigned here1 Cye.
business that he has agent saa
thai no one authorized debts bis Account
ANDRUS b. HOWE, No AIS Bast FiniethsL
New York May rs. 1863
AK Your Grocer
TIEMANN'S LAUNDRY BLUE.
DEPOT SO I65 CHAMBBRs-STr, N Y
Patents-AUHH Co, No. n Ps1kmw N T., AEeuta fOr sb
taBuK AMERICAN aad EUROPEAN PATENTS.
TWENTY-FIVE years experience
Pamphlet Of Law and Information free
ROynI baking POwder.-lhe best Wholesale and rsAi
grocers sell iL
POsi-Ofice NOtice.-1he MAILS for EUROPE % TUESDAY
18th WsDNRSAY ard THURSDAY 2h lust will close ths
oes at u NJ and stations follows; nj b, ll;S Csnd D.
-''''' ~ p. H. JONES Postmaster
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26

SAMPLES AND SAMPLE CARDS -
We have a number of letters from
subscribers, asking what articles are
intended to be embraced in that
clause of Sec 222, +. Q. Laws (cdi-
ton of S6G) designating samples
and sample cards as mailablc mat
ter of the third class, on which the
tate of postage is two cents per four
ounces or fraction thereof Some
poStmasterS have been in lhc habit
OF charging the above rate on varl-
GUS specimens of Northumberland
As tea. coffee, sugar, tobacco, rice,
nails, screws, knives, and other
small hardware, &c. Sc: and as thc
persons dcpoSIting them claimed
that they were samples. and as,
moreover, the language of the law
is anything but specific, perhaps it
was not ineXcuSaLlc to allow them
to pass at that rate. But in order
to obtain the official construction Of
the laW "hoNc referred to, We ad
dressed the Department on the SHb-
jrCt. and have received IN reply the
information that " samples - must
bc confined TO samples d}H sample
curtis Ct djM .Herjbtc majcrlm, not
calculated to endanger any portions
Of the mail. Liquids and poisons
must be excluded. Packages OF
hardware, groceries, tobacco, &c,
are not, strlcly speaking, maiIablc
matter; but when such packages are
placed III the mail. litter postage
must be charged
PoslmasterS will Therefore be COY
cmcd by the above rule in charging
/ postage on matter deposited iol
mailing as samples g which consist
Of any thinG except " dry flexible ma
tcrial, " and which may arrive iol
delivery prepaid at only " sample
rates. Writing on sample card'
/ will subject them to letter postage
u. =. HdH.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26

compOsure. yet said he didn't think
he used a knife DO | understand
you to say that yoH are not guilty.
inquired the judge. TO this lie was
silent, p. fering perhaps to hear the
testimony before deciding on that
point. Here another break occurred
for want ola legal head to direct the
movements Of the respondent. q.
w. Pierce, Esq, was called to the
rescue. He pointed out several
leaks in the proceedings, some OF
which he claimed, were large enough
to let the prisoner through without
any scratches. The court didn't see
them, and ordered the case 70 pro
Cccd. y clear case of assault was
made out by the State, and the priS-
oncr was asked in the sum of 800
to keep the peace and in a further
sum Of 800 to appear at County
Court.
NeWdHiy.
Horace Mills has sold his place to
James Smile Of Barnet.
Mr.. Porter brought down FROM
the North, last week, two car loads
of cattle to sell in NeWbury.
The engine Of the down passenger
train on Tuesday came upon a
broken rail, about a mile from New
bury station, aud was thrown of
the tack, the broken rail piercing
the boiler Of the engine. No one
was hurt, rs we can learn, bus the
train was delayed three hours and
a hai,.
Alice Baymoud's Boston Theatre
cal company gave an entertainment
at Wells River on Monday crcuiug,
Ms. Margaret Brown has sold
her co,tH-rto Ncs~rs. Koyc~ 4 Co.
Sacis -a.us West with Acg family
Tine following itcm wa, receive,
last wyca, but was overlooked.
Tin. Ladies' Of South NpW1ury. Oh
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cTATE OF VEWWO y T..

- hAADlohn Nl' ~.
The Probate Courtfor the District of Brad.
ford to al persons to whom these present
shall come greeting.
Clement Dolott guardian of Mary II. Doll
Of an nluut under eight years of aye having
represented to this tonrt that the said Mary
Is seized IN horoWn right In fee certain par
eel oi land w bradford, III said districc de.
scribcd IA toilows viz. IL being part OF
the (Win,hip fnrm,l 50 called on Waits River,
boundgd Oh thg West Ivy the highway, leading
front bradford Village 10 bradford Center ,
on the Soutth y lutl Of Jaucs Kelly, and oil
the Nuuh 10y land Of Edwin w l,ohie aud
Micah . Nurcrosa, aud that u sale thereof IA
conducive to the best interests of said Ward.
" u hereby ordered that said application
stand Tor heating before said Coat Ut u Sos
SION thereof to hc held at the Probate Ohicn
IN NcWbury, on the 9th day of March, install
10 o'clock \. NJ. aud that notice thereof bogi'
| cu lay publishing this order, embracing tho
| substance of said petition IN the NAiioNAh
| OriNioS printed NJ Bradford three weeks sue
/ ccsiycly brioso snid time.
Given under my baud aud the seal OF sald
| Court, this 9TH day of March A. d lsoo
ny the Cunrt. Attest ". BAILEY, Judga
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26

CuCUMBERS. 1t does not seem
to be very generally known,' says
an exchange, that the cucumber is
one OF the most useful vegetables
we have. and can he dressed in a
greater variety of palatable ways
than other than the tomato. 1t is
better than squash and more deli
cate than the egg plant, prepared in
the came manner; can DC SlcWcd
fried, or stuffed, and above all, can
be parboiIcd, mashed up in batter
and fried rs tittcrS, more pleasant
and easily prepared than any other
vegetable or fruit. When n cucum.
Der becomes just too old to be used
raw on for picking, II Is then at its
best for cooking--and may be used
Tor that purpose even lntll the seeds
become hard. a raw cucumber is
Tor most persons IN lndigcstlblt
nbOmlnation, however much they
may admire It's flavor aud odor.'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26
Notice.
To the friends Of Temperance in Yer

10 the .trieHds Of Temperance IN Yer.
mont:
The Executive Committee of the
Vermont State Temperance Society
have appointed hev. ID. III. Ranney,
OF West BrattIcboro, tlicir General
Agent, with instructions TO cordially
cooperate with all existing organi-
cations having the same ends in
view; to render assistance in max
mgNorc efficient efforts for the sup
preston of the rum traffic: and eS
peclally to arouse pu0llc sentiment
to sense of existing dangers, and
try to revive the spirit Of coimtuy
rct0, NJ winch was SO ctlcctuaI in the
beginning of the temperance lc,or-
nation. Mr.. Ranncy will carry into
this work an energy and enthusiasm
worthy of the undertaking. temper
ed with discretion and business tact
which will give him success II he re
ceiveS the Sympathy and cooperation
which is to be expected from the
friends of temperance in the state,
TO whom he is referred and recon-
mended.
G. VI. WILLARD, Chairman.
Castlcton, Vt, March II, 1869.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26

crnr,r- Jo,r w, have ;ue+
80 - ~ ~ . y '.>-'' y ''''' i,
p'eh Sho"H " pflNaIe le'te'' ud'e"
not a thousand miles from White
River Junction giving an account
If nm auusino affair which recently
.,,..I !, e.. ,o;.l.I..,,...1 ,,.I
Wv -, :" 9o' "o0' ''''"
WHICH, 'ilouSii lho"'Sei III Ior mere
paStlmc may III the end cause the
PARTIES to laugh out of the other
s;dn of tbp mouth The corrcspon.
"'''1 say >
lhcN nave got up the FUNNIEST
Sharl across inc lNel tiat you ever
hraIdoi' NJ party laSt week, at
one - : all'F eNhajiN'lil% the or
ulnaF| games ana wanting SollIe-
tliiilg new, mock marriages We're
proposed. Accordingly names were
drawn by lots, amt four couples
stood up to be married. Ids terc-
m0nN WAS performed, and they duly
pronounced man and wife, 10y the
laws OF the state and before these
witnesses Attcrward, they ascer-
tanned the officiating was a Justice
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26
Important Certificate.
Cure of Whooping Cough


j. w. prChErr, Esq, Brooklyn, y. Y.
am not In the habit af tnkua- advertised
medicines, ncr Of crrii! ing to their curative
elects when thcS Como under my observation
hut | feel constrained 10 make an exception
IN favor of Dodds Neryiur and ,yigurt'ur, 20
medicine ! have used IN my huiIy for some
time past My little daughter had been snl
l,ring from severe Whoopug cough Tor srvrr
ul weeks, aud WIS 80 much broken OF rest Nc
nigft tAat-hyc coughing aud los ui
sleep her constitution and general health
seemed to hu giving away NaliotH trmraits
or pa,lati,ps were recommended 10y intimate
urqhhore, but nothing WIS tficd until our at
tcutiou Vl, called hY rhN iciun, NOT now IN
/ practtcc to budd's NcrNur Ihi4 We procur'
ed aud commenced Using Ui uncr-Witii an ci-
feet immediate and surprising. A. the con
/ wilson's were hardest nt night, va began hy
giving the NcrViuc on hpfgUing 10 bed. HE
first dose administered mudc - Impression
the cough became les, frequent, aud very
much lbs. Severe. .lr soon goo her uceustou.
ed 81 rapidly revived Boz health and ttgui
and In il few duNsWus de Ncllus eyer what
vn.lrit oi the Whuupug cough Waa thereafter
of no trouble. OF cuur.c cannut but tunsd.
er podd'a NcNiuc and luyilolutor nu inyniun
blrtcmcly for this distressing nmlndy.
may add that ! have since recommended H. to
several family friends IN like cfcumatnnr
aud have found II mrNctN cnsc to he ,unnlly
succr-rlul. II needs only TO bc known /,
cuuie into universal dcmand
j. W PICKETT
| For sale by pwggist. Price lH1 Ew,
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Guardians License.
CRATE, OF We IL MON Il

IN Probntc Court holden at Bradford on tho
9th day of March A. y. 1869 Moses II.
Randall, Guardian unto James NJ. 4 Albert
Randall. Minor children of William Randall
late Of Ncwhury in said District, deceased,
make, application to said Court for license to
sell % pat OF the Real Estate of his said wards
being about 80 acre, nf Laud in Rycgatc, be-
longing to the Estate of their late mother.
Nhcroupou, it Is ordered by said Court that
said application come under consideration
and lac heard ON the 18th, day of March, A u
IsUD at the Probate Gllicc in Ncwbury and
ti further ordered, that all persons nteres-
led br notified hereof, by publication OF no
ti"c of this application and order thereon.
three week, -ucccSsiycly ia the NNrioSAL
OriSIoN. printed at bradford. before said
time of hearing, that they may appear at said
time and pltce, II tccy sec cause, object thereto.
By Sic Court.
Attest, II. W. BAILEY, judge !
40 w
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26

VVFTF' II T8'' y
fl'llE UBSCRlliERS, having been appoint
4 ed 10y the Honorable Probate Court FOR the
District OF bradford, tummiSe toner's to receive.
examine and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons, against the estate ofJuhu Il. Peck
eft late of Bradford IN said District, deceased.
represented insolycnt, and the term of siN
months from the 18th day of Jannary iso9'
being allowed by said Court to the creditors
of said deceased, to exhibit and prove their re
sprctiyc claims before Us; Give noticc,that
wr.rill attend to the duties of our appoint
mcui at the dwelling house of John I. stearns.
IN bradford IN said District, ou the 1T, Iues-
DAYS Of April aud July next, at one o'clock IA
me afternoon, on cacliot said days.
II STRICKLAND
VI H. CulunlNIS Commissioners.
j. ". Bliss
Bradford, March gth lS69.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26
ST'aT'E OF YER MONT


In Probate Court held at West Fairlee in said
| District, on the 10th day of February, A. d.
1860, Jorn Richardson, Esq, Administrator
of the r~tatc of John Ford, late of Corinth
in said District, deceased, presents
his administration account for examination
and allowance, and makes application for n
decree of distribution and partition of the es
tate OF said deceased. and an assignment or
personal property to the widow. WhereupOn 1t
is ordered by said Court that said account and
said application be referred to session of said
Court to be held at the Probate Court in
Bradford. on the ri Tuesday of March, a
u. 1869, for hearing and decision thereon
Aud il is ordered, that notice thereof be Civ
en- to all persons interested, 10y publication
of the same three weeks successfully N the
| National Opinion newspaper published ut
/ Bradford, previous to time appointed for hear
| ing, that they may appear at said time and
| place, and show cause, If they may have
| Why said account should not be allowed, aud
| such decree made,
BY the Court Attest.
ALNAH BEAN, Register
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26

EtHor at Ha %ataUi opinion 49,
Ia }uur paper of Feb. ~, 1853, ap.
pcIs an artic', about u certain
lawyer preaching down n. q certain
place. We infer uN reading Of this
article that Won refer to \. NJ.
Iic.ey p,rJphiu9ut North ihvttold.
tthis DE. true Wu claim the privilege
Of rcplling 10 someol those charges
You seem 10 charge the lawyer
olhaling Il mcrccuary motive in
coming 10 ,pca, at Tins place on the
Sabbath. This we deny and have
good reason in doing SO, Mr., Dick
80. WINS int,,p,nd hnlnrn epoaoiuo ia
supuly us what we could nav him
or any one TO supply us one half the
time He thcn said to the commit.
tee that money will not bc my oh.
irct in coming. But if Your people
wish me 10 come and speak to them
and can he of any helm to Them |
am willing to work for my master
and in his cause. The people here
/ arc we'll nlpasrd with fine Inhor he
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26
CTATE: or yEnMONT

- BRADFORD DISTRICT, IS:
IN Probate court, h,.lden at Ncwbnry with
nand for said District, on the LIST day Of
March, \. -. 1865.
Dan. y. Ford, Esq. Administrator OF
the estate .of Moses futile, hate of New
bury in said District, deceased, irukes appifca-
tiou to said Court for license to sell all Of the
real estate of said deceased, representing that
said sale VIII be for the best interest of all con.
rrrncd. Whcreupon, it is ordered by said
Court that said application come under com
,dcr.tion and be heard ON the 9th ,day OF
March, \. u. 1862 at the Probate office in
NcUbury, and, it Is further ordered, that all
| persons interested he notified hereof. by pub
! iication of this application and order thereon.
| three weeks excessively in the National Opin-
ion pl'iu' Cd at bradford before said time oi
hearing, that they may appear at said time
and place. and, il they see cause. object there
! to. BY the Court.--Attcst,
! H. w. BAILEY Judge
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26
Legal Notices.
PROBATE COURTS.
Bradford District, fsOs, 1859.

sDkoBAlE COURTS W. Il be holden within
ma Tor the District Of Bradford, for tho
year ensuing, as follows, viz:
At the TrOttei House in Bradford,
on the second tuesdays of January, March.
May and August. 1863.
At ;he Hotel in East Corinth, ON
the second Tuesdays Of February july, sep.
TENDER and November, 1869.
At the Newbiry House, Ncwbury,
on the second Tuesdays of June, and October.
and the last Tuesday in August, 1863.
Atthe Registers Office, West Fair
lee. ON the second Tuesday in December, 1868,
and the second Tuesday in April, and lac.
Tuesday in September, 1862.
ALVAI BEAN, Register
West FairIer Dec T. 1868
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26
The Montpelier Smut Mill, to acit,

len e1I,. a,.oraou, az ,,;lori+,, ~ +ho
great Democratic victory achieved
in Bradford. We hope it will not
etr,;n ;tsolf with flo ,.,,o,.1,Iot,,, :
~ - 80 : w. Wv ~" -,,oi' -
ploi'oS'S 10 siiii9 dt Us, lor 'heS oc-
caslon no danger to any one but the
feeble fellow who attempts to throw
thcm and if need NOT bo alarmed
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26
Evans McCrillis' Estate.
- a a TIE OF We u VI o VT

- BRADFORD DISTRICT, -.
In Probate Court ho'den at West Fairloe.
within and for said district on the 18th day Of
March, \. y. 1869. Annette McCriilis Admin
istratriN of the estate of Evans McCrillis late
of Cornth in said District, deceased presents
her administration account for examination
and allowance and makes application for MI
asSigi mcnt out of the personal estate of said
deceased. Whereupon, it is ordered by said
Court, that said account and said application
he referred to II session OF said Cont to be
lcld at East Coruth, on the second Tuesday
of July, A. ID. 1862, for hearing and decision
thereon: And 1t is further ordered, that no
tce hereof he given TO all persons Interested
by publication of the same three weeks suo-
ccSsvcy in the National Opinion, newspa
per published at Bradford, VT, previous to
said time appointed for hearing, shat they may
| appear at said time and place, and show cause,
| ii any they may have, why said account should
not be allowed, and such assignment made.
BY the Court.
Attest, ALNAU BEAN, Register.
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y ATIONAL OPINION.
Friday, March 20, 1869.
Local and State Matters.
grtdfoid.


Brrdford'
The Winter Term Of orr High
: .hool closed on Tuesday-the pub
n, examination being highly credita-
N.,o both teachers and pupils.
Town meeting is called Oh the
,,.tto elect ii first constable.
The election for 4 council of CEN
.-,. takes place on the 3lst. The
T vn Clerk has tie votes in his pos
session..
g,,inth.
ita regular meeting of Eureka
.1rc 40. 80. /. o. Of &. T.. held on
,.urday evening, March 18th, the
Glowing preamble and resolutions
epr, adopted on the death Of Julia
'lHin.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an all
disc Providence to enter Our family
.rr}p and remove by death our be.
.roJ and cherished sister, Julia
r,nlin. who had become cndcarcd
.ir, by her purity Of character,
lar uuWaycriu~ fidelity to the prin-
.'S So, - IN ho, nvon,Iar. ch,;.
1n.i,n
Therefore, Ra)irr8 That we bow
a0mhle %dhiii sHioh 10 tli,S diS-
..''" %. ".' ' ,,, ,'.' r,', '','I,,
. l',y1 E.,n nl.a.sJ 10 raise to hi.
,s.,f1 lodge a sister 50 Kind.
uI. ti,hiul. and devoted.
" ".te'' ,''' '3,E Nl'o.. ,N.y'
'.-. ...'.,',,,., .,,.,,5 fl. r..
,t,u,. D..I.,. ,ud ...rrs4l,.
,xufpury christian character
or3' i"I"' Il I'."l I't"arr.
VI v wa '''''' a.
r.,. .,,,,,,o. vltnu tA.rr
.a..r EVERYTHING and fagiant
.n..-ui their lUcd lad aoN
=. sister,.
y 4 '.''' = :, 'r'" , a, ~
'u.l,,,d nto,r. dnn,r..d ,i-.m.
f3p.n.Iryts ort,r.J,a,as,l and
.mu.i.s. ou a,aei... ~,m3l
rr hoW 81 severe sorroW and al
N'..lh ~ 'i't great source ~ t''v
~. ".'. =, :, ., ,..l, ~ Wv. n ,.
M r.i,,i ,nl III, Mn lc3l nIu
broken heart.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26
WANTEDl WANTED !.


VIM 10 rouse 'a'.l ''''i'N .''''
i.' gu. '," l...J
Who might, but did not, think.
r....,.
%3in' 10 ,,. VAN we nv HI '"''
~ "''''Ia ,,'ti,o,. sans
What pcril- round You throns!
,.,..,.,,, c,o
i',',N ~ ''a :, 90, , ,',
o II ' W., Mt.,, NV, "d ',n,nt SOC
Yea, cropping ~ the dark.
t.,,.r,,, .l,.,,,.,,, f., ,loh.,l
Cnnsu,u,,,inr i. it..up
kin hosts. yea. &c. 4tlc-s millions. dead,
Perhaps You may be one
rt,+l,cl,iu,r b,,,l.iur. shifting. shows,
Go,,,,I, ,'tfnrts ,,ur Lpad
,r,ttrr.,,'J Lime In throat or nose.
Runs down your throat instead
yn,,r l,,r,,s and li,.rrs soon will show,
C,,..',,'T7,,f;,n' bo. il. hirfh
Cnt,rrb il. Sire. viii feed il too.
iii You Iciur" t"c'ft"'
1f,old. affect your head and throat,
tN>rIrr. MOI, huy:
Now don't forget what have wrote,
Or imnh tins SUBJECT "I}'
Wocorr'S A<>nuIAroR cures
C,tqrrl-thr demon Hic,
II save, thriuaqs. GOOD health usurcs,
''' '-''''' - y -
want to crafty my friends,
Who wish to understand.
About PAlN INNTlto use, n. ends,
And hy its great demand.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26
FOR SAH.IC--A New

Buggy Wagon, good style and finish,
VIII be sold cheap. Inquire Of IL.
NJ. Griffin, at the Marble Works,
Bradford, Vt. I2w3
What is the beautiful snow a
sentimental corresponds: white
feathers, falling from celestial doves
the sky showcring white blossoms
on the grave Of the departed year
If he had to shovel about ton of il
oil the sidewalk, once D week all the
winter he would not speak of it in
such ilattcring terms.
Robert NJ, son Of the late Stephen
a Douglas, has been appointed as.
sistant private secretary to Gen
Grant.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-26
Alfred Ladd'S Estate
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- BRADFORD DISTRICT, ss.
In prohatc Court, holden at West FaiIlcc on
the third day of March, a. d. 1869. Samuel
NJ. ludd, Administrator of the estate of Alfred
Ladd late of Thcttord in said District deccas
ed makes application To said Court for the ap.
poiutmcut of a committee to divide the Real
Estate of said deceased, to and among the lc-
gal heirs, Whcrcupon, it is ordered by said
Court that said application come under con
sdcratun and he heard on the Both day Of
March, \. y, 1860, ut the Probate Office in
West Farlcc aud. il is further ordered that
all persons interested he notified hereof by
publication of notice of this application and
order thereon, three weeks successfully in tho
National Opinion printed at Bradford, VT. be-
fore said time of hearing, that they may ap-
pear at said time and place, ana, II they seo
cause, object thereto,
By the Court. Attest.
ALVAlI BEAN, Register
\ true copy of record,
Attest ALVAH BEAN, Register.
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