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PRINCE ARTHUR.
His Formal Reception bv the People OF Hail.
fax-The Address of Welcome and his Royal
HiRhness, ResOonse.


HALIFAX, n. s., Aug. 23.-Prnce ArthHr was
formally received and welcomed by the citizens
of Halifax to-day. A few minutes before noon
he left the Government House, proceeded to the
Queens wharf, entered the Admirals barge in
waiting, and was rowed then to the Dockyard.
OFF the Dockyard lay the line-of-battle ships
Revenge (Which brought over the new Admiral,
Wellesley and the frigate Royal Alfred, to
which the Admirals flag has been transferred.
Sailors manned the yards of both the men-ef-
war, which were also garnitured magnifcently
with flags and bunting. A salute was fired as
the Prince embarked; off came the sailors hats
and out rang their cheers. Landing at the Dock
yard, Prince Arthur, ascending a flight of car
peted steps, passed under an arch of evergreen,
IRON which depended a wreath of flowers, and
paused a moment, bowling in response to the
cheers of the concourse, on a memorial stone
bearing the inscription, Here the Prince of Wales
landed, July 30, 1860" Thence he advanced
attended by the Governor General of the Do
minion, to raised platform, where stood the
and the Mayor of Halifax
Admiral Mundy Admiral Wellesley, the French
admiral and officers, the archbishop, the chief
Justice and members of the Government and
Legislature, the high sheriff and custos of the
country, and other dignitares. He was dressed
in citizens clothes, and stood hat in hand while
the Mayor delivered brief greeting, and the
ro"nrder read the following address, -Hpa ar~As
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST BX TELEGRAPH.

The Fifteenth hAmendment-The States
That Have Voted on It-Serious
Riot in Tennessee-AS Sheriffs
Posse Pitted Against One
HUI DIR ed Negroes
Railroad Affairs in
the West
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING


Steamship Pioneer Barrett, so hours from Wininetou
N. C with lumber and naval stores Phadelphia and
Southern Mail steamship Co. Passed 22d inst at N
A. M steamship D. w. Everman, 35 miles south OF Hat
teras bound south also steamships Euterpe Yazoo
all bound south OIL Delaware City, ship TuscarOra.
Steamship Hunter, Harding, 86 hours from Proyi.
dence with mdse. to ID. s. Stetson q Co
mdse to A. Groves, Jr WOW"
Steamer A. O. SINNERS, Knox, "a hours from New York
with mdse to w. p. Clyde & Co. -'
Barque Star of Hope, Peterson, 65 days from MemeI
with rags to Jessup Moore-vessel to Peter Wright
Sons.
with sugar and moasses to John Mason Oovesse to e.
A. Souder 4 Co
schr b. Steelman Robinson from Washington, N. o.,
with shingles to Norcross Sheets-Vessel to Lennox
Schr CLARA Bell Amesbury days from Charleston, s.
O., with phosphate rock to j. E. Smith.
Schr Angeline Van Cleaf Heath, days from bostOn IN
ballast to Lennox Burgess -. y III.
Schr Island Belle, Pearce, days from Vnsnven' WIN
stone 10 Barker 4 Bro.-vessel 70 Lennox burgess.
Schr II. E. French, Doughty 3 days from washington
N. o., with lumber 70 captain.
Schr j. j. Little, Little, from Lynn
Schr White Sea, Jones, from Boston n -,
Tug Thomas Jefferson, AIefn, f Hoin D@i'inore' WIN
Tu1 Commodore Wilson, from Havre 10 Grace, with a
tow OF barges 10 W. p. Clyde a Oo
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Norman Orowel hence at Boston yesterday
sh Mary F Rankin. Fuller hence at Boston 99d inst
Sehr John o. Henry, Dilks, hence at Lynn Goth inst ~
Schrs Aid, Chase and W. b. Darling, Mansfield, hence
schrs IL p, simmons. oorson and Sarah Fisher Moore
hence. at Richmond 2lst inst. '~NS''A
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Steamship Brunette, Freeman, New York, John f. Ohl
Steamer Beverly Pierce New York, w p Clyde Co
Brig Maria Wheeler, Wheeler, Salem, j. e. Bailey Co
Schr I. f. Reeves Brannn, Providence, John Rommei
Jr. 4 Bro. '
Schr O, S. Watson, Adams, Providence, do
Schr champion, CLARK, Boston, do
Schr Glenwood, Dickerson, Lynn, do
Schr w. Tice, Tice, Portsmouth, n H, do
W. p. Clyde Co. sN''
Tug Chesapeake Merrihew, Havrede Grace with tow of
barges, w. p. Clyde 4 90. Wv y
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Eew8 see Inside Pages.
[BY TELEGRAPH.J ]

NEW YohK, August 24-Arriyed, steamship Silesia,
from Hamburg and steamships City of Paris and Cuba,
from Liverpool
(By Atlantic Cable)
LIVERPOOL, August 24.-Arrived Out-Steamships Nova
Scotian at Londonderry, from Qusbec and St. David, at
Glasgow, from Quekec.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. AUGUST "a,
CLEARED THIS MORNINc

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
IA M..........7Ol II A. M. .....s2l9P M AZ
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FIRST EDITION
u U r o p Il
Interesting News by Mail.

To-day again do we have fresh arrival of
! foreign news by mail, from which we take the
following-
I'm rho ro ITbrvIe rho Crocovv Nun
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W AR ED.

DESMOND FAiRFIELp.-ln Richmond,
Mas. August 2lth, 1869, by Rev. Dr. Strong
Mr.. CHARLES 4. DE-NoND, of Bradford, and
Miss VI. ELLEN FAIRFIELD, of the former place.
BRONN -BALDWlN-In Colchester, Aug
-, at the residence OF 4. ;. B9ownell, ESD by
Rev Dr Turnhuil of Hartford. Conn. Mr.
Aup, H. Blows. OF Charlc-t"wp, Mass and
Jrln BELLE. daughter of Hon. George T.
Baldwin of Concord, Mass.
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Miscellaneous Items.

e.. .l, ,.,i.... Of ,,.,t.r
melons in Charleston.
:. paa.l,,.+o
ia"'eN are '| ,,'ii;.',. -
nan ''''''''''N III : ''''''' '''''
\ farmer ont in Illinois Las dicd
and left $4,000 to the Pope.
Tho eottan eron viii ae..ICu. COO
bales in excess OF that OF last year.
1,c,,.,,, U,,, cornsonudrur
,...;.,. '' 49, ,i,n lin.inn,ti Gazette
,'',t ,l,.r. -, eo,n hrIl in BENTON
county of seven thousand acres, in
good condition, and growing Splen.
didN.
r,.. ,oo.r 1y,.b Of tho. Ken
ulcky Le.i~latuIc is dcmoriaticin Il
ratio Of seventeen 20 one.
,y.,.....,.f,..l,o,l.si, r,st,n
=. ,n.d,Js ~ SlG uop ooo--au
amount never before cqualled.
,.,. .;,i, ,,;...u,5 l,.ro-
..;,.,l ., 'nrcuium lo, committing ia
memory .3.G51 verses Of the Bible.
-, ~. ,.,.,.,,i,, -, IN,
e ...,,i.n tI,.,, ,u, rr ..,frd nl,Ns;
clan, after careful examination oI
the recipe, viii say that "IaiNoh
. purgativc Pills" POSSESS more mont
than any other pill nov offered Ion
sale.
The New York Times estimate,
, the value of the sewerage OF the city
l now thrown into the Sca.at so, 1000,
/ 600.
:. ,;s.s I'm, - u,o vo,,b
:. .,., ''' ,,,r, AZ |I,inn Comfy. Iowa
, ~" ' ,,n S,,,ri,, rr,m thr effects q
r n''',.. -" -, ,I',' lin.
= "'7"' - ~
The PruSNian GuNcihmtnt W0
poScS TO lay submarine cane TIC
. tween that country 'hd lie 'h''!
STATES
Competition has reduced the far
: from Liverpool to Ireland to thlt
IL pru,c.
II 80, ...;I.olo o,,r mi
.. i"',' Wv saw ',;t. y" i,,i,n l-nit.
nl'''N VI "o''' 'N'''''' - w
" STATES
III The dlouth Is 50 severe III u
~ vicinity of Bichmoud that the fore
lie trees are dying. No fa'h'>u'i ,'t
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-03
Masonic.

Cu,RrrY LotGr. No. q. Regular commu-
rc,tiuus at Masonic Hall, in liardN Building
.i' Wednesday Of the week IN which the moon
fsl, -. Colby, ". NJ; 7. j. Flanders
secretary.
Nr LGn>>oN Il. 4. CuNFrEE. Neeting, az
NJ .-,r,ic Han ou "Wednesday afternoon OF the
..,N which thcmop luil.. ). &. licutuu.
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Ega:I1,a. Grains

Goiu- South-Mal Tram arrives at Brad
ford at lH.l5A.M.; Express Train arrives at
1884 +. N.
Goine North-ENprc-s train arrives at 9:3i
Al. Mau Train arrive, AT 2:J' I'M.
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4. l.. Wilson, VI. D., died Ut the
lcSidtmec of his father in this town,
Aug. 3Oth,agrd - years and , mos.
Dr. Wilson had been engaged III
the practice of his profession ut
Llttlrton, y. H., where / was re.
Spcctcd and esteemed rs man of
sterling integrity, fine tal,l', ana
genial disposition, and hs early
death is mourHc1 10y Il large circle
of relatives and friends. He was n
member of the Masonic Fraternity.
and his remains were buried with
/ Masonic houors. at the cemetery III
this place, ON Wednesday. Rev.
", :. Palmer &c Wells River per
formed the services ut the Meth
odist Church, where n large con
course of people assembled, alte'
which the remains wore escorted I,
the cemetery by Pulaski Lodge. oi
Ncwbury, of which the deceased
WAS u member, accompanied bl
members of Charity Lodge of Brad
ford. and of the Lodges at haver
hin and iittlcton. The services u
the Grave were conducted NY Ma
! T.. W. Farr Of Littlcton tolon'
Learned Of picrmont acting as Ma
4 shall, and john Bacon ID OF )
Johnsbury, Assistant.
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cncd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the ioliclcs are destroyed,
or the glands atrophcd aud decaycd.
But such ~ remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with II pasiy scdl-
mcnt, it will keep it clean aud vigorous.
/ Its occasional use will prevent the haIr
from turning gray or falling OIL, ana
consequently prevent badness. FREQ
from those dclcterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
Injurious TO tho hair, the Nigor can
Gully benefit but not harm it. ii wanted
merely for
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Bradford Village.
Nails.

southern mail closes at 1918 A. N. .riyc,
at 3o'cloek g. NJ.
Northern mail closes at 2:}o +. NJ; arrives
a. II An.
. u.
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rived there, with whom the planters
are making extensive contracts, NJ
one agreeing to take 30 labourers, NJ
and another 100. and other smaller "
gangs. NO payment whatever Is
made 10y the planters until the Chi >
nese arrive and 90 to work. il
All there is left of the sum col. :
lected for the treasury of the Irish !
republic, as The FcnIan leaders mag .
niiicrntly called the enterprise, is
$4,000, which is now i'll the hands
Of a receiver at New York to he dis
posed of as the Legislature of the
State shall determine.
1t is estimated. as far as it is posi-,
Die to do so without exact data, that
the total amount of currency annu-
ally destroyed in the course of cir
culation is more than sufficient 10
entirely detray the cost of printing
and issuing 1t from the Treasury.
Ornau Prescott, farmer residing
in GuiItord, aged about % years,
was found suspended to a tree in
the woods on his farm, and lite eX-
tinct, on Monday morning. He is !
supposed to have committed the /
deed Whlle temporarily insane, as ne
wandered away on SUNDAY hlSht'
} ana had recently hlaue attempts on
Y his life.
The first conviction in Boston nm.
der the new Massachusetts Prohibi-
tory Liuuor law WAS made Friday.
=, in the Superior Court. The Jury
! WAS ont five hours. The defendant
+ was fined SD and cost.
MI W ILL., N'' '"HlI' I'iS '"''l anu
" nul''il''t',"e''' VI ,'tI '','ol ,'"' .I,n
y bil"%e "u NJ" -"i" ,''0' '''i''' '"O
Ii report 'I'Hl '''Ei'''c1 > '''' i''''''''O
d :" t'lV ~ NJ '',i,'t''' ',S ,"& ~
: "l'"1e - "'' lio''l gu N>''S ''o''
II is said that along the rebel
:, breaStworks before Petersburg has
h grown up a continuous line Of peach
:. trees. The rcbS having eaten the
n fruit while ON picket duty, they cast
< the seeds aside AID NOW thcy appear
in one continuous line OF forty five
- ~
J. miles III beautiful trees N'''dlil@ tue
= greatest variety OF the finest fruit.
he
cr y pol il-H ~ ~ NhA" NV A'''
e -lhe chicago ioHt i'Ia'tS tll"'
- young husband OF tilat clII' WnoH'
WY I''',' ",,' '''' , '',,'' H.
pn rejected SlItof, adililhiS''fe" TO ln'
y IIocIer a severe whipping recently
and attefWald chaIlenGcu |" HSlt
duel Win piNio'N pA inc l'ai'N t'S'I
lis gated. lhe duti came on on " c''
d neNdaN last hear '.l' l'l''I'ii" 0'"''
d" Inc, when lIie iloeIor was Wo'l'iut'
70 III the lex arm ar tue ufSt Sho'; 'n'
husband escaping INJURY. bot'
90 were anxious for another Shot' ou
op the seconds prevailed upon 'heA I
~. dcSl>t. Meantime a quarrel Spro'
up between the IIbelcr ANA 'Ile h"'
bands second Il hungarian. an
~ ,ll'N a2ieo'. ~ CAV wv ~, ''''''' "''
Int 9 9H "7" "'I ,hn ,,rinri,,Is tn I've o.
",II '','g g,rard.m,n Inn me- IIuun
- Ran was the master, and literal
niuned his ant,oouist toa tree. II
." fail nassin, though his RIGHT she II,
pt and INJECTING a severe thong
nrn nn4 =, 5,n,,rrons wound While
1 a - - 49, =
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large. I
The wife of a Judge at Odessa i'll
suited a coachman, who summoned 4
her before her own husband ia his :
official capacity. The justice issued
a warrant for his Wife, investigated ;
the affair and fined her fifty .uublcs.
The Crotou water is getlIn- low.
and the Water Board have notified
the New Workers 10 be sp~Ing in
their use Of IT,
Women commonly work in the
fields in Bcrks County, IennNyiva-
MIA. that paradise OF democracy
where General Jackson Is elected
every year.
On "Wednesday afternoon John
Harley jumped off tram near
Lowell after his hat and Tell under
the rear car, which passed over his
/ lee and ucccssitatcd an amputatlon
. below the knee.
BUFFALO, Aug. 90 Professor
Jenkins. in the presence OF an i'm
mcnSe crowd Of spectators, crossed
the gorge below Niagara RAILS yes
trrdaY on a machine OF his own IN
veution. The machinery was propel-
led by groove aud cog attachment.
An illiteratc correspondent, who
is given to sporting, wants 90 know
when the "Anglo-SaXon race" so
\. IN. NJ
Two rattlcSnakcs were lately shot
, in Georgia, zone Of them being
nearly old enough to vote" says Il
universal suffrage paper of that
State.
Z" Employment SO certainly pro
duccs cheprfulncSs,' says Bishop
! Han. "that have known a man
, come home in high spirits from a
. funeral because he had the manage
mcnt Of it.'
f, Some Of our OK hangcS are puZ
cling themselves to discover which
'' contain the most talScnoodS. the telc-
e grams reporting the situation II
- ~ l', Ini,, ~ ''''''N
i :" ''"'
IT The expense Of assessing and coz
, Irrtiuo me internal revenue in tn,
l. i tv,;.'I ~ G-,taS Is . :, nor cent nc
u ,'.,,,,, WA oyno,., - rollnctiu,
ii ""'',.''' IN Itno,,rd is about !,
). n,r nant
d, Pc
An Oregon paper cans N9ol :
= FIanciS IRAN ueSrilei from eo'l
Vt &c almanac,
20 The latest eyplnjt of New Nor
~. nirtnrial is a cut rrprcscnting
- railroad conductor sticking his hca
" IN , ca,. and shouting. "mdiunap,
nc lis fifteen minutes fordjyorces,"
III ,.,..,,.o.. aan on
bushels of last years wheat ere
still remains i'll the hands OF grow
ers in one county III Iowa.
>.,..+,,.,. S.,,,rI j. oazinr $
. r,nnl, ON thp $500 900 worth
en- in.Lar,s a,,l mountains he boug'
tlis olnrinus couutry.
>. go, ,,,on
- me ""'Ns " 'i''', - hn nnhI;.
zen No'" ne an 80 ~ ~,
ed Ell W d h"@'oI' lAo'90'
The first chapter IN a " este
'oo li''l u ,'',, ;,i,I ra1,tinrrd to
ar H"''',' Sou, .,,,nn ,N,. N,i,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-03

The days of holding the l.amoille
County Fair have been changed
from September 22d and 2jd, to the
sd and 9th, for the convenience OF
the orator, Hon. Horace Greeley.
who will deliver the address on the
9th of September.
Our paper makes its appearance
a little later than usual this week,
owing to the absence OF the foreman,
who has been of consumuatinG a
partnership for life, and having
been engaged in getting "torm'
of his own ''to press this week, We
presume he will be excused for
not getting orr forms TO press quite
as early as usual.
President Grant passed through
Bradford last Saturday, Oh his way
from the White Mountains to Sara
toGa' ana " Telegram nav i'3 "'''
previously received here liol'' non
Ienry kcycS. announcing that th'
President would stop'a few minute
at hrauIoI" b'Po'' IN Vi ''N II WI
"'c" p'oi''e "s'' ''''''" ct '''' 90, 80.
''o'' - 'i"' io' III va was i'',N,
" 'o',Ni''0'"S p'"Co "'' " 'P
VIII" mass V ''''' nv = N'''' =
al ' r0' '''''''' - '''ir,'o
','' l'l"''o, ny Vi " ''''' ''' ''''''' r ~
'"' i'S'''V",' '''' ,V''''''' W y ="
T. ''" = 80 w :, -" y,
= ''o ''''N'''7' w pow
: "'oo' o"o, '''''' " Wv Po'i''0 49,
I N'c' anu u'''' "i'''O "ii''i' =,
- ihe ie'i pi''io' ',' '''o''l''" ,'"
.e uoN' 'S'' VINO ''''' o''''1" ''''''
" 'lie IL" VINO 'o'''" ''""' ~ - =
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ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO
CALL AND SETTLE.
ScrofuIa Cured After Seven
Years Suffering.

J. W H0RNOR. Esp, prominent lawyer
Of Parkcrsburt W. Va. says 81 had
81 RUNNING ULCERS
when | commenced taking DIR. Andcrs' Iodine
Water. My Breast, Throat, and Face was one
continuous sore. | am now 4 well man. and
an, satisfied the Iodine Water sfFed my life
Circulars in regard to this remedy will be-
sent free.
j. =. DINSNORE, Proprietor, &c Dey street
New York For sale by Druggists generally
LOW
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commissioners Notice

Lyman Berry'S Estate.
r,,IlE SUBSCRIBERS having been appoint
ed hy the Honorable Probate Court for
the District of bradford, Commissioners, TO
receive. examine aud adjust all Claims and de.
maud- of All persons, against the Estate "i
LYMAN berry. late OF Fairlrc, ia SAID
District. deceased, represented insoycnt, and
The tenn of six month, from the 18th day of
June. 1864. being allowed by said Court
tn The creditors Of said deceased To exhibit
and prove their respective claims heior" nS :
Give notice, that We viii attend To- me nu,oS
If nur nnrointmou AZ the dwelling house
Of the widow of Lyman berry, deceased, IN
! Fairlcc in said District, ON the lsth day OF
/ Norrmbrr next. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
on said day.
/ ". y. ,ui,ill nn; commissioners.
Faircc. Aug. oth, 1863. lu-bw.
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BRADFORD DRUG STORE.
BRADFORD, VT.


If Nou want
Drugs,
Medicines,
Patent Medicines,
Pcrlumcry,
Fancy Toilet Articles.
Dye StuiiS,
Chemicals,
Etc, etc, etc,
YOU will find them at the
BRADFORD DRUG STORE.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
Surgical Instruments furnished at short notic
Orders from physician, solicited, and prompt
lS attended to.
II viii br the aim of the subscriber IN III
future 10. iu the past, ~ mike II um o'lrct !"
tha-r wishing good, IN his line To ce"t bel =
purchasing elsewhere,
II. G. DAY.
bradford, MAY "a lSGa
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-03

The Cong Church at NrWbulN IS
N.lu- painted and put in order for
Cd ucV pastor.
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y OTICE.-Nott,c is hereby given that an
y a..Dheat .,u 81 10 ,.r made to the next ses-
$50. 81 the Lesi-L,tlrr for charter for q
l.ailuu1d from Montpelier through Washing
ton and Orange county TO some point ON the
Connie, tleut river.
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\ Ho' '''0 ~ '''' ~ Wv " ~ w.
'He "'S"O '4"'" w" " nom i'"''''''''
o" i"N' "e'A " N""'>''N "'7' ''''''
south N"'u'Ho"'N S''"o"' "'''''3
fldAN >uec'ei, "' No''n l'o'>''' It
oiaN'h''"' ""S Instantly N'''' Vt - =
most ltlil"ic anu N"o'N'n- '''''''''''
Hliceltt WAS S'"'"'''9 y" '.' l''''>
Ioio' oI Il 'Ie'a"' '''' mug l">'
ahcad was car I'''"'' we" nun
Der some % inc '""'o'' "oi NV
o" 80 ~ |" N'''"' '"' i'o'' VI q '"''
teA" crossing iE"' am" '''"5 Wv
lt'''H I"N"'" ''' ~ u me VI q ~
He'" "''eie 'ut J o','s '''''' was >,'
ing at 'he c''" u tIc Gus i '"u7
him all" he WAS 1T o'ic' & uS'e't ~
aeath' MS h''" "el'S ''>'H' . '4'"'l
torn an" man -''"' Nv "'O''', II
was d young u'''n''''e" "'"''' ''" d
law o'''e among "'S 'o'''' ''0N "a '''
road ,
\ "' IH' I l. l'''' III - ~ > -
Gay q '"'N ,'o''''i ''''''r " ''',," :
- ''''''i','',,'" ~ -'''' '''' u
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s.r,Jeord Gouncii No. n.

e.,h which ihc moon in',,. ). T.. i'"''',
''- ,:r,dIord Couacis No. Al.
Meetings At Masonic Han on Wc4ne,daE A.
r. r ' a.d Il, .p,ambyr br,ginGyr N.r,6.
. '.'.'"' ".''''.'
Eo.orea. q.
l.,da. 'I i,...-.. IT, 5snr'N c I''i, ~
Ms, Miriam - rdI.boa. S.s.a"y.
,;rc Department.
w>usltm Fun :>e>tco. 1acStcarue
=. "''' '''' ''1 '
Bradford .irn~~ H'""a-
T. =. ""',.'"'' L'''''' "'". - '''"N
v..n. II p..,,,..,,.
'''' '''', ''''' .,..,
''' >, =, ;.'.,,1
,'''' "'' ''1'
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" ,,-'.. \,,l,,u,.
.'' 80
''>' ''''''''''
az W. ''.',' a..
"''''- i'''''''' '''''' i'''
n.y. l'''''.'
DR. +. /. Wood of NrNbury has
.''' ~ wa '''' '''''' |
'-''' =.
4 Osborne has sold hisrc>ldcucr
m hi, village 10 Charles Jones from
chelsea.
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-03
DEBILITY.

Every one ut times feels the necessity OF
something To tome up the system depressed by
mental or bodily exhaustion. Al such times
let every one, instead of taking alcoholic or
medicinal stimulants, which afford only tenn
porary relief reinvigorate his debilitated sys-
TEN by the natural tonic elements of the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
or Protected solution OF she Protoxidc of Iron,
which yitalizcs and enriches the blood by sup
pIving it with its Life Element Iron.
Being free from Alcohol in any form, its en-
oroizinu effects are not followed by correspond
ing reaction, but are permanent, infuslng
strength, yigor and new life into all parts OF
the system and building up all Iron Constitu-
ton.
WIN. c. STERLING, Esq, of Poughkeepsie,
y, Y, says ~
since taking the Peruvian Syrup feel bet
ter: my strength i improved, my bowels are
regular my appetite first rate. ~,
There Is an old Physician In tins city, toi't-
! er than ami. who has been III the Drug bu>'-
/ ness for 40 years. who has used the syrup Tor
three months, and gives il as his decided opil-
ION that il i, the hest Alternative Tonic Medi-
| eint he ever knew.
For Dyspepsia Debility, and Female Weak,
! ue..rs. The Peruvian Svrupi- specific. a 81
! page lmmphict sent free. The genuine mas
! "Prlu,ian syrup" blown in the glass.
J +. DlNSMORE. Proprietor, No. 30 Dey
ST. New York Sold by all Druggists.
S,EAVE OF VERMONT BRAD,
- rom DisrRICr, 49, In Probate Court held
AT Coriuth in said District, on the 18th day OF
July, A. u. 1869.
Jacob Lcighton's Estate.
l.. f. Halr ESD, Administrator thu estate
of Jacob Leighton, late of Corinth, in saiu
District, deceased, presents his administration
uccuunt for examination and allowance
Whcrcupon il il ordered by said Court, tha
said account aud said application bc referred
TO "A session of said Court to he held az tn
Probate Court in said Corinth, an the ~ Tues
day ct September, 4. D. 1869, for hearing an,
decision thereon And it is further ordered
that notice hereof he given to all persons IN
tcrcst,sl, by publication of the same thre
weeks surces~ivcly III the National oplnion'
o. newspaper published at bradford Vt, prey
ous to sad time appointed for hearing, ina
they may appear at said time and place an
show cause. it any they may. have, why sal
t account should not be allowed.
Attest: ALVAlI BEAN, Register.
\ true copy Of record. Attest
ln-3w. ALyAII BEAN, Register.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-03

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cilcctllal
for preserving the
hair. Fddcd or gray
HAIR IS soon restored
10 its original color
wjh the gloss aud
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick