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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

TIE MAINE ELEcrION.-The
election in Maine yesterday, follow
inc very quiet and inactive cam
paign, brought ont but a small vote.
Thc total vote east, Judging from
the returns thus far recelNed,Wlll uc
between eighty and ninety thou
sand. a falling off of nearly 10000
from the vote of last year. GOV.
Cl,amherlain's majority Will he
about eight thousand. The vote Tor
the Democratic candidate for Coy
ernor was small, and the vote tor
Mr.. IIjchborn. the candidate OF the
temperance party. will not probably
he more than half of Coy. Cham
bcrlain's majority over hoih ms
opponents. The Legislature Will be
| Republican in both branches, ana
.he State Constitutional Amend
ment. which was submitted to thp
ucoplc. has probably been ratihr"'
although the vote upon 1t was very
small. Considering all the cireum'
stances under which the campal gn
has been couducted,thc Republicans
are to be commended for making Sc
rood report of themselves. Ihc\
have given an earnest OF what lhtl
could and would have done HAD th'
, issues of the election been more
F. exciting aud engroSSmg.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17
Communications.

Mr.. Editor In your issue OF the
10Th inst, in your remarks on the
election in Fairlee. YOU seem to 90 !.
a little ont of the way to say that
'Mr. Stratton having left the Re
publican party, and having been
thrown overheard by the Demo.
Gratis, the question arises, to what !
party does he 3clong,'
Probably when YOU wrote that
article YOU did not know that Mr..
Stratton had not gone over to the
Democrats. and had never talked
of doing 50 a.: but that Mr.. Abbott
had. and was elected by Democratic
votes both last year and this. lie
secured his own election last year
hv the use of rum, bargaining, ana
intrigue. lie ran in opposition to
the regular Republican nominee for
Representative, and secured his
own election by selling the board
of Justices to the Democrats. II
any body thinks that the Republl-
cans of Fairlee have done them
selves any great honor i'll clectlng
Mr.. Abbott under the circumstan-
ces, they will also conclude that 1t
! will be long time before such men
, as Mr.. Coburn, Mr.. STATION, or any
} other Temperance man can be eject
ed here. unless he will descend to
sending out his canvaSSerS with a
| liquor bottle in each pocket, and a
t few greeubacks in his wallet.
. If the Democrats have thrown
e Mr.. Stratton ove BOARD it was no
+ for his using rum to secure his eIec
a ton: nor have the Republican,
r thrown Mr.. Abbott overheard to
d using it to defeat their candldat
= air. tobuln) last year, or for form
inc a coalition with the rum VIM
4, of the Democracy to secure his eleC
l, ton. LIFELONG REPUBLICAN.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17
PERUVIAN SSgsssr.

or Protected solution of the Protoxide of iron
which vitalizes and enriche- the blood by sup
plving it with its Life Element, Iron.
Being free from Alcohol in any form, its on
crgizin. effects are not followed by correspond
inc reaction, but are permanent, intusng
strength, vigor and new life into all parts OF
the system, and building up an Iron Constitu-
ton.
WIN. c. STERLING, Esq, Of Poughkeepsie,
\. Y. says
"Since taking the Peruvian Syrup feel bet
! ter: MY strength is improved, my bowels are
regular, my appetite first rate.
''Thcrr is an old PLY Sician in this city, told
| cr than ann, who has been IN tine Drug bust
ness for IA years. who has used the syrup for
three months and gives il as his decided opin-
n that it is the best Alternative Tonic Mcdl-
! cine he ever knew"
| Far Dyspepsia. Debility, and Female Weak
uesscs. The Peruvian Syrupis specie. a -
/ page pamphlet sent free. The genuine has
! ''pcutvian syrup blown in the glass.
| J i. DINSMORE, Proprietor, No. 80 pey
! St New York Sold by all Druggists.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

Dakota Territory will soon be
knocking at the doors of the Union.
Villages are said to be sprinslug up
there rapidly. More than five thou
sand persons have emmigrated to
the Territory this summer. me
present population is rcckoned at
twenty thousand, and iorty'seVeh
thousand acres of land have lately
been taken up under the homestead
| and precmption laws BY actual set
! tiers.
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ScrOfula Cured After Seven
Years Suffering.

J. w. HORNOR. Esq, prominent lawyer
of Parkersburg, w. Va, says: 81 had
g RUNNING ULCERS
when I commenced taking DIR. Anders' Iodine
Water. NV Breast. Throat. and Face was one
continuous sore ! am now well man, aud
am satisfied the Iodine Water saved my life.
Circulars in regard to this remedy will he
sent free.
j. p. DtNSMORE, Proprietor, 3G Dey street
New York For sale by Druggists generally.
l0lW
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e'ouau,isSiOuc-s' Notice.
Alfred Iaid'S Estate,

r,NlIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
ed by the Honorable Probate Court for
the District of Bradford Commissioners, to
receive. examine and adjust all claims and de
maud- of all persons, against the Estate OF
ALFRED LADD, late Of Thctior1, in SAID
District deceased. renrc 5cnted insolvcnt, and
the term of six months from the 80 "aY oil
AUGUST. 1869, being allowed by saiu Court
TO The creditor, OF said deceased, to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before US =;
Give notice, that we will attend I" the duties
If uur appointment at the dwelling house
of Samuel NJ ladd, in Thetford, in said Dis
trict, ou the last Fridays of October and Jan
nary next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, Oh
each Of said DAYS
$. & {; W WEAE2N. Commissioners.
Thrtford. Sept 18Th, 4. u. 1869. l5-}w.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev X. w.
Harlow, Pastor Sabbath scrvices-moruing
at lO:30 afternoon at l:lj, and o'clock.
CoNGREGATIONh. CHrRCH. Rev. j. X. vii
mlias Pastor. Sabbath Services ut lU:D A.
Nj. and I;lj and o'clock p. NJ.
BRADFORD Y. VI. c. A. Alexander NJ, Brown.
- csidcnt. Meetings very Friday evening,
at their rooms IN Irchards Building.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

A ncgrcss, living in Philadelphia,
and having grown mp children near
~ white, suddenly appeared III fieh-
mond. Va, claiming to be the widow
of William q. George, very
wealthy citizen of the atterclty who
recently died intestatc. She show $
what purports to I've n marriage Ger
tincatr, and says she means to fight
her claims through the courts.
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Cheap Excursion 40
NIcInphI'cinn2oG.
September ION. 1869.
A SPECIAL TRAIN WILL
Lady Of the Lake,

will leave Immediately for an Excursion on
Inc Lake. returning about 2 y. M, nnd stop.
ming NJ Newport one hour, giving thos" pn'.
tcn,,ers VIII desire II ~ opportunity 70 hlno
nt the Momplrcmnrng House. ailer ,whleh w.
train will return. reaching Bradford carry III
the evening. -,.,t.,,,
Dinner Tickets will be sold OF the Na,ion'
nt - cent. cach aud those wishing ulnH,r wv
requested 10 purchase, 50 HAT Huilau'" "''
rnn,,cmcnis mny ho made by the PROPRIETOR -
H., wmnn 4 Co. 49,. ,,.t,..,
o,J a IN bn ON sale from September 10Th u
The evening Of the ith. They are good only
on the Special Train and Hnat. a.,
Wv A. H. FERRY, Supt
| Iyndonyillc Sept 7, 1862
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

Going South-Mail Train arrives Mt Brad
ford at 10 A. NJ; Express Train arrives at
1924 =. NJ.
NJ Mail Train arrives at !:j7 P.M.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

A colored lady has appeared
among the inshonablcs at Saratoga,
snor,ing a prominent Grecian bend
and quite ovcrshadowins her light
or sisters.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

Near Jonesboro, Ind, on the
Union and Logansport railroad,
there was lately dug mp, in a gravel
bank. the skeletons of five Indians.
Their tomahawks were also found
near by.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17
Bradford Village.
mills.

Southern mail closes at 1913 AN. arrives
at 3 o'clock F. NJ.
Northern mail closes at $3.50 =. n; arrives
mt II A. NJ.
Western mail closes at ?. NJ; arrives at 10
A..
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY'-lhe
store of 4. II. Bowman, Main street.
Littlo,on. was entered about J. IL
o'clock, 10y two railroad employees
named Silver and Deck CorlisS'
They effected an entrance ty re
moving two pancs of glass from
front window, the noise of which
awakened several of the tenants
overhead. They evidently intend
cd to make a raid upon bowman $
money drawer, as u drawer which
they left upon the counter iho'ca,eS'
They got frightened, however, DC
fore finding the right one, ana heo'
Immediate search was made, ny the
police, and they were tracked to the
depot, thence up the road to the
construction ear, where they wer'
dctcc ed by their boots, which con
formed 10 the marks left III the sol
mud. They were taken into custody
and will be examined today. Ihur'
day.
Searsburg did bad thing o
Tuesday, aud as result viii |
unrcprescntcd in the hegislatu
this year. There were thirty scv'
hollotings ON Town Reprsentativ
without u choice, when the mectil
adjourned.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

Meeting at Masonic Han on "Wednesday af-
tern ON of the week in which the moon iullS,
IN the months of September, December, March,
md .Iunc. Daniel Hurlbut, +. |. q. NJ; Rev
/ Blitton, Recorder.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

EOR SAuE.-A small Farm in Fairlce,
! on the river road, one mile south OF Oxford
bridge. The farm contains about 81 acres. lSt
good tilage. balance wood timber and pasture
land. Good buildings. ANY one Wishing To
purchase such place will do well to call i'm
mcdiatoly U5.5w1 CUAS. \. CRAIG.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

thcv were painfully nfnicting have been radically
cured in such great Numbers in almost every sec
ton OF the country that the public scarcely need 10
be informed of its virtues on uses.
Scroiulous poison Is one OF the most Destructive
enemies of our race. Oocn, this unseen aad uniet
tenant of the organism undcrmncs the constitution,
and invites the attack OF cnfccblng fatal diseases,
without exciting suspicion OF its presence. AGAIN,
II seems to breed infection throughout the BODY ana
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly oeNelop
into one or other of its hdcous FORMS either on the
surface or among the vitals In the latter, tuher
tiles may be suddenly deposited IN me lungs or
heart, or tumors formed In the hHcr, or II SHOWS
its prcscncc bv erupons the tkin, or foul ulcer
nti6ns ON some part of the body. Hence the ocea'
pionnl use of bottle of this Sdrs0porIUd - nd
yisahlc, even when no active symptoms oi disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com.
plants generally find Immediate rolci. anu, nv
length, cure Ivy the use of this SARSfPfRiL-
/ III. 81. inthonU's Fire. Rose or JfUs'P'ns,
/ letter, salt Rheum. Scaid Heod, Rng'ror",
Sore Eurs. Sore Ears, and other crupuonr or
visible forms OF Scrofuions disease; Also IN mo
more concealed forms, rs Duspcpstd, Dropsn'
Heart Disease. rus, EpficpsU, Nc"rdfUi"'
md the various I1cerous affections OF the muscu'
lar and nervous Ey stemf. u,
| Supbjlis or Jcneredf and Mcrcuriaf DiseIs"s
nrc cured hy IT, though long time Is rcqulTcu inr
.uhdung these obs innate malHdics 10y any m'ulcnc'
But long continued use Of tins medicine WI cntc
the c,sutIaint. IeUrorrhGd or Whites, tfer'nr
! J'Iccrofiops. and Female Diseases. arc com
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured ny ltH
purifying and inyigorniing ehect. Minute pitec'
lions for each ease are found IN our Almanac, sup
lIicd gratis. hcumdiisnt ana Gouf, when
caused by accumulations OF eNtiAneous mat'er'
in the blood yield Jnoty =" 1t, as ars =, dom .
,na,ion of the Iircr. and J""nd'ce, when arising
na they often do from the ranking po-ons IN IN
blood. This SdRSiPdRiLLd Il a great r,
.iorcr for the strength and yigor Of the system
Those who are IoHOuid AMI Ltrss, D"spon
dcuf. Sieoifcss. and troubled win Nervous ~
prehrnsiou or Icars. or any OF the affection
symi,tnmntic of Ucokness. will find iminedia'
! roller aud convincing evidence of us iestotauV
4 power upon tflal.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

,ANrED-ALLOuTO EMPLOYMENT
w to canvass Tor u new Religious Work. OF
rare merit p,ruliarl, adapted to thc Young
but equally entertaining MA ln-'ru'.lN, '" W.
and Invaluable to every Christian lanily M
cqunlcd IN elegance aud chehph'",i n''rg 'rn
uenecJ urruts and othrr, wanting u work
ihni viii sell Ut sight, should secure choice OF
tcriitor, nj once. For particulars teris ~
nddre.ar GARRETT s. Cos lhiladn' Ia Nv
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4. q. orc. IT.

RIVERSIDE -,DGE, No. 90. Meetings every
Tuesday evening, at Tcmplars Hall, Shep-
lrrlsnns Building. DR.. j. \. Clark, W. {.
T Miss Miriam Is. pillshury, Secretary
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17
rREPARE Y
Dr. J. e. AVER & co, Lowell, Mas,
Practical aud draiyticoi Chemists.
COLI ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.

~ nuulien,inu will hc made 10 the next Sec
-,nn Of the Legislature for charter Tor u
Railroad from Montpelier through N"shine
ton and Orange county to some point on INV
is.,t,,tt.ut river.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17
Tha Best in the World.

VIII exhibit in IIaverhill CUfher, y. II, in tho
Park, opposite Exchange Hot'' Wednesday,
September %. Performances afternoon amt
night. commencing ut and u O'Clock. Doors
open one hour previous.
ly7 Admission SO cts. Children under 10
years of age. % cts
Thi. Is the largest and most complete Circus
thai over visited the British Provinces, ana -
poIiulary known in the States "a the
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

I-NIyERSAIIST STATE CoNVEN-
TIoN.-The State Convention OF
TniycrSaliStS met at Barre on We'd.
neSdav and Thursday, Aug, 2'th
and 2Gth and had very large meet
ing. Some twenty five clergymen
were present, and measures were
taken to increase the prosperity OF
the denomination. On Wednesday,
the friends were invited to visit the
new Institute, which is drawing near
completion. and great satisfaction
was manifested at the grandeur ana
magniGrencc of the whole structure
It is reported that gentlemen, inter
cstcd in education, and who have
opportunities for judging, nave
declared il to be the best building
for educational purposes III New
England. Over $1,000 were ralSe'
during the Convention, for furnish
inc the rooms-which are to be 1ur
niShcd alike. The building Is to ~
warmed by steam, the apparatus cost
ing $4,000.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17
Masonic.

CuarIrY LoDGE, No 50. Regular commu-
nications at Masonic Hall. in Hardy Building
on Wednesday Of the week III which the moon
fulls. j. c. Colby, W. NJ; I. D. Flanders,
secretary.
MI LEBANoN X. 4. CHATTER. Meetings ut
Masonic TAN on Wednesday afternoon "i the
yr,k in which the moon fulls 5. q. Ileaton,
IL p RrN j Hrittnn SecrctarN.
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EfE;Ess7.ATI.

Every one at times feels tho 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 stimulants, which afford only a tenn
porary relief, rcinvigoratc his dcbitated sys-
~. L.. tL. ~ 1,t.ll tn,.iL. nll .nnnts of Ihn
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

prnny DAVIS Pals KILLER, rs "n internal
remedy has no equal In eases OF cholera
summer complaint 4, pcp''a, dysontcty, asth-
ma. It cures in one night by taking It inter
nnlly, and bathing with it freely II is the
h,t uuimeut in America. It, action Is like
mnpic, when externally applied to bad sores
burns, calds, aud sprains. For the S'ot head
nchc and toothnchc, don't fail to try 1t. In
short, II is u Pain Killer. i'-iw.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

'To the Chairman of Peabody Ii
hrary. Post Mills Village. Yer
mont GEORGE PEABODY.
There were two children that at
tended the village school in East
Corinth, the past summer, aged re
spectively 6 and : years, against
whose names neither absent. tardy
nor dcmclit marks appeared The
former. George Prescott, walking .
more than mile, a&d nearly all the .
way alone; and the other, Hattie |
\. Tapliu, went home every day to /
dinner, but invariably returned .
within two minutes after the bell /
struck. The parents of the school
children called in the afternoon OF
the last day, and after the eNhIbl.
bition the scholars arose while one
of their number made a short ad-
dress, and presented the teacher
beautiful gold ring, having her
name. Mary Z. Tcwkshury, marked
upon it. Well done for East Cor
inth.
George y. Abbott Of South New
bury loSt valuable pair Of oxen,
one day last week, in the following
manner: They were turned out to
feed, in the yoke, and they ran Oft
steep bank where was a tree which
stood leaning from the bank, and
were found hung up, one on each
side of the tree, dead,
Ground has already been broker
at Hanover, y. H.. for the new
Chemical Laboratory, to be calle'
1 Culver Hall. in honor of the lat
e Hon. David Culver Of Lyme.
The Dartmouth Savings Ban
g has purchased the late residence q
p President Brown Tor the purpose {
u ercctinga bank building. The pre-
d paid WAS $1,000.
: The Chandler Scientific Dcpar
mcnt of Dartmouth has admitted )
new students.
g Rev. II. p. Gushing will deliver
" Temperance Lecture at the Meth
d dist Church in this village, on SdI
h. urday evening of this week, at
r. o'clock. Let there a full attondan,
: The barber shop, in Prichal'
building, has been rc-opened by !
G. Oliver. who is a capital "knlg
,o of the Razor"
ct, The Good Tcmplars Union OF Il
- County met at Corinth last we
.eS Wednesday, and continued in S
So sion two days. We expected
re- have full account of the proc 90
ines this week, which we have
c'i received; but we learn that the
us tendance was good, aud the eN'
III ciscs very satisfactory, particular
II the address of Rev. II. 7. Cushi
'c'' ON the first day. The Topsh
.eS' Lodge played Ten Nights in a
o,' Room, in the evening, in very
v"' islactory manner.
the
the The following Resolution
the adoptcd at the last meeting oil /
we're ersidc Lodge. |. o. of q. T.. OF III
con- ford:
soft Resolrcd, That while we cont
ody, plate an opportunity to rende
Iurs. moro substantial acknowledge
of our obligation to orr Cor
on friends, we unto in n publlc cXl
| he sion oi our tha''N" 10 "'''"" ~
,,ure and through it to the citizens
even orally, for the attentive and co
tive. manner in which the large dc
citing ton IRON l'iVefS'oe '"'s' "' w,
tertaincd during tue recent I
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.,,CN,uE on vEEf,rON'T.
" Estate of Ann Dinsmorc.

holden at Ncwbury, on the 3oth day OF Au
Estate of Ann Dinsmorc.
Dnrsnhas Dinsmorc administrator OF NV
.,stntr of Ann Du-more, late ot NcwhurN' W
said District deceased. makes hprn'h'lnn "
9'I rau,, FAR liceu4e to sell all of the real \.
,atc of said deceased, representing thni SAN
sale viii hc for the best interest OF nll con,
c"rnrd Whcrcupon. It is ordered ny sald
Cont that said application come uph'r con-
Alteration aud he heard on the 2,th dny ~
s,ntrnher. A. u. 1869, ~ the Pfubn'e Once ~
S,ishury. and, IL IN further ordered. that All
nr,snna Interested he notified hereof by pub
Iica,ion Of notice of this application nnd or.
her thereon, three weeks successfully ~ The
National Opinion printed At bradford boict.
said time of hca ing, thnt they may apPc'r w
.aid time and place, aud, II they seo cause
object thereto,
By the Court :. ,,,, So,
Attest, IL. W. bAii'bi cu"se'
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Cooke Family,

the Piouecrs of Circus Amuscmcnts in Great
britain who have had the honor of appearing
on many occasions before the Royal Family of
England. in Spc iial Entertainments. in the Ri4
ding Gallery of Windsor, and In hstlcy's Ann
phithcatre and the Alhamhra Circus.
These graceful and daring artists have M
parallels in their specialics, and they hay. re-
ceivcd from the leading journals Of Europe
and America the praise of being the most fin
ished Equcstrians ever seen.
The announced exhibitions Will he given
upon n scnle of originality and splcndor never
before witnessed in this country.
The following array of artists Will convey to
the public an idea of the immense resources OF
Stone i Murray's Superb Circus 10 deiishs
and amaze.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

X. +. Whitcomb, Leader; YIN. q. Hardy
Clerk
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

We learn that FIenchman made
nm attempt to murder Mr.. Donnelly.
a blacksmith residing III Wlniham,
last Tuesday evening. Mr.. DonneI-
" was coing after the COWS ana the
Frenchman sprung from some bush
IS near the road and cut his throat.
He inflicted severe wound but 1t
is thought that Donnelly VIII recov-
cr. The Frcnchman has been ar
rested.
SMART OLD NAN.-JamcS Cut
ting, of Haverhill, now in his Sol h
year. rode to the top OF MooSllauN'
Mountain, in Warren, on horSebac *
Nc oath of August last. lie ascend
ed the mountain with his own horse
ana after obtaining a fine prospec'
returned to his home on the same
day. We venture the prediction
tina he was not as tatigued by hi
Journey as one half the young mel
of - years have been, who nav
made the ascent this summer.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

KILLED on TIE RAILROAD.-As
The s: A. freight train Oh the lie
banon Springs Railroad was going
down on Thursday night,it ran over
and instantly killed a laboror named
Martin Leonard. lie was intoXica-
ted, and had lain down on The track
about two miles above Chatham,
where the accident happened. He
was discovered by the engineer, but
too late to save his life, and the
whole train passed over him. His
body was terribly cut up, and por-
lions of it strewn a great distance
from the place Of the accident.
pERSONAL.-Dr. Edwin A. Kill
bourn, formerly Of this place, now
of New York, is travelling IN Eu'
rope, and receiving distinguished
honors as an American citizen and
surgeon.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17

MIR. HARRY NORTH,
and his " ondcrful Compcer,
MIR. CHARLES RIVERS.
The two best Tumblcrs in the World.
THE TALLEEN BROTHERS.
Paul and Jerome, the Sci tional Mid-AiT
Gymnasts, from 'hc lIippodrome Paris.
MISS EMILY COOKE.
The superb English Manage Equestricnnc,
SD. COLUMBUS,
The Amazing Italian Contortionis'
MASTER GEORGE COOKE,
The Artistic Protcan Equestrian
SENIOR FERD SAGRlNO,
The Spanish Champion Hurdle Rider.
Nix. GEORGE MURRAY,
The Grotcsque Comedian.
Mr.. BURT LEE,
The Champion Lonpcr and vaultcr
BARRY AND REEVES,
The Comiquc Pantominists,
ULRlGG DANIEFF,
The Russian Athlete.
Mr.. II. LOCKWOOD,
The Intrepid Pancrntst
HERR DRENEL,
The Modern Hercules.
LUDORF REM,
The Electrifying Funambulist
Tho above Artists will be aided by large
force of Auxiliary Talent supersdded to
. g5mtchin.on'- Acting Dogs!
e Murrny's Trained Horses!
Den. stones Connie Males!
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-17
HARDIN ARE .
FRANK b. DAVIS u Co.,
Successors to Shcpardson & Davis,
BRADFORD, VT.

Iron. Steel Coal, Cordagc. Glass, Betting
Lace Leather, ANlcs, Springs. lIorsr-shocs,
lIorsc.nail., Bolts, Rivcts, Screws, Sc,
House builders viii find everything wanted
at our store.
Mechanics will find very nice lars" assort'
mont OF tools of the best quality and style
Ladies, You can find e very fine largo stock
of Table Cutlery at Davis.
Boys. il you want knife that is sure to cnt
20 to Davis aud buy one.
Farmers, you can Gnd any ,ool you want at
Davis.
Hlacltsmiths, we have just received 100 tom
Cumberland Coal. Slate, dirt, &c. left "
Pennsylvania.
Sports,ncn. Won can always find The hes
Hazard. Rnu Powder Percussion Caps, an
shot. AT Davis