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other parties palnihs off worthiess eaas-iroS apa oy
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Levi Clark is 4 happy Kansas gentle
man, who. has Just married the daughter
of the chief of all the Pottawatomies
The more any one speaks Of himself,
the less he likes to hear another talked
oi,st5f eis.sss4Ng =, a.st st,..-,...I;. - -.
Merit readily recognizes merit, Ger
tainly he cannot have it who doesn' # know
it when he sees il. be- Is, .-a
The heart is small thing, not suffi-
cient for n kites dinner; yet the whole
world is not sufficient for it.. .ar
Employment is nature physician, and
is essential to human happiness. J'
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Sehenk!s PuImOnic Syrup.

Seaweel Tonic and Mandrake Pills will cure
ConsuDption Liver Complaint and Dyspep-
STA, if taLep according to directions They
are all three to bee taken at the same time.
They cleanse tbe stomach. relax the liver and
put il to work the food digests and makes
good blood tbr uatirut begins to grow in flesh
The diseased matter rIpens in the lungs, and
the patient outgroVs the disease and gets
we !. This is the only way to cure consunl-
ton
To these three medicines Dr. j. II. Schcnck,
of Philadelphia. owe, lis unrivalled success IN
she treatment of pulmonary crsulnpticn
The Pulmonic Syrup ripcus the morbid mat
ter in the Iilup.. nature throws il off by an
easy expcctorItion for when the phlegm or
matter is ripc a sl.lt cough will throw it th,
and tie patient has rest and the lungs begin
t. heal.
To do this the Srawccd Tonic and Man
drake Pills must be freely used to cleanse the
stomach and liver 50 that the pnlmonc Syr-
up and the food will make good blood.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liv
or, rcnloyin" all distractions. relax the ducts
of the gall bladder the bile starts freely, and
the liver is soon relieved the stools will show
what the Pills can do nothing has ever been
except calonci Ia deadly poison which is very
dangerous To use unless with great carc,) that
will unlock the gall bladder and start the Sc
erctions OF the liycrllko Schencks Mandrake
! Pills.
Liver Complaint is one of the most pronli-
nent causes OF consumption.
| Sheuek's Scawccd Tonic is n gentle stinlu-
| LIANT aud Alternative and the allial in the Sea-
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Strong Testimony.
From BESJAMIN WHEELER, ESQ. Depot \
ter of South ROyHlstou, Mass.

From BESJAMIN WHEELER, ESQ, Depot Mnr-
ter Of South Roynlston, Mass.
In the spring of 1853 I was most severely
afflicted with It hard dry cough, with ITS usu,i
nccumpnnmcuts of night swcats. completely
prostrating my nervous system, amt rouu,
ing such dcbiitatcd state of health that "
ter trying medical aid 10 no purpose, nv nv
given up all hopes Of ever recovering as n'i
also my friends At this stage oi matters
was prevailed upon through the influence ol -.
ncigfbor to try Wistar+ lialsam ofWild oner
ny, and, before using two bottles, ne e',' re-,
was almost magical My cough entirety n,a
me. the night swcnts deserted me hope ONE
more cIatod NY depressed spirits, ana So o'n,
had attained my wonsod strength and NlSo,'
Thus hns.this Balsam, rs has often pccn ,o
marked by persons couversant WIN th' 'pPn,
fncts. literally snatchcd me from the yHw'.hs
grave. You are ut liberty to use tins ior Wv
benefit of the afflicted, eoN IA
Prepared by SETH W. FoWbE q ov m,, 81
pistA generally.
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The Government of of Spain.

The telegraph, day or two ago,
announced that the provisional gov
eminent of Spain are unanimously
in favor of the Duke Of Montpen-
sier for the future King of that M
settled country. No one can tell
what they want or will have, least
Of all the Spaniards themselves.
Revolution is their chronic condi.
tiou, and the most unsatisfactory OF
all revolutions, for it brings no I'M
provement The nature of the peo-
pie themselves must be revolution
ized--theiI preiudices and tenden-
cies to cling to the Middle Ages
before there can be any firm basis
on which to build ii Republic
The London Times, i'll a recent
number, says it would be a hazard
Gus experiment to forecast the fu-
ture institutions of Spain, but if the
revolution should create Republic
there it would be one of the strang-
est phenomena of the present age.
The editor says that Prlm, the lead
or of the Instruction, told him i'll
the first days Of its success that
there were no Republicans i'll Spain,
and adds that there can hardly have
been much progress as yet among Il
people like the Spaniards. The
Times says that though Prim'S as
sertion may be true, his interenc,
may be upset by events. The GOV
ernment must come to be provision
al, and the alternative is Republicans
ism or Monarchy, and as the latter
is untenable the conclusion is OBJ
viouS. What Republicans there
are represent the liberal party with
strong will and settled plan. The
partizans of Limited Monarchy are
without Il candidate to represent
their principles, and it is impossible
to proclaim II Kingdom without q
King. The result is the possibility
of Il Republic, but the bitterest enc
mics of Republcanism may look
with indifference toward Republic
which comes not by preference but
simply in default of an alternative
If even a tolcrablc candidate for the
throne could be found he would be
almost certain of being elected. A
Republic under these circumstance
must be regarded as the nations
last shift. Nine tcnths of the PEG
pie are not Republican at heart
Such II Republic would be n yer,
unstable fabric. 1t is curious tina
crowns should go begging becaus'
kings do not think it worth while t,
reign.-UdrD0rd Times.
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Tisc TIctiicinc for
w HOPPING COTGHt

DDDD'S NERNINE AND INVIGORATOR
gives agreeable aud almost instant relief In
Spasns of Whoopng Cough. This is n com
plant that all children are expected to have
ana Whch II comes strange to say, they are
left to fight ii through ~ best they can. mn,
ornothing being done to brcaa its intensity or
help the sufferers along. And when it is re-
iccted that very many of the diseases Of older
and adult tears have their origin III the tar,.
and strain If whooping cough this neglect
would be utterly uuaccuuntHhlc but for the
fact that childron'S diseases like many of thc
weaknesses oI women. are considered 50 much
matter OF course that people have become
stoirallN unconccncd about them. Let thcm
cough II through rs we did, seems generally
to be the unteellng word. Whooping cough is
II nervous disease, aud Dodds Ncrync and In.
Nlgortor treats IT with Complete success
Mothers, TRY IT. aud save your little ones the
worst agony of this distressing affection A
sure aud bcnifecnt medicine
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Important Certificate.
speedy Cure of Whooping Cou gh.

j. w PICKETT, Esq, Brooklyn, Ny.
| am not in the habit of taking advertised
medicines, ncr of certifying to their curative
effects when they come under my observation
but feel constrained TO make an execution
IN favor of Dodds Ncrvinc and i1yipornt1r IA
medicine have used in my family for some
time past. My little daughter had been sur
lcting IRON severe Whoopng cough tw sever
al weeks, ANA was so much broken of rest nt
night tlHt-by excessive coughing aud loss of
slccp--hcr constitution and general health
seemed to be giving away. Various remedies
or pa!liutlvcs were recommended by Intimate
ncighbors, but nothing was tried until our at
tcntion was called by physician, not now IN
practice to Dodd's Ncrvine. This we procur.
ed and commenced using ut oncc-witlI an Of
feet immediate and surprising. "A the con
vulsions were hardest at night, We began NV
giving the Ncrvinc on going to bed. Thr
frat dose administered made its imprcssiou
the 60 ugh became less frequent, and ycry.
much less scverc-shc soon got her nceuston
cd sleep rapidly revived in health and vitor
aud IN few days was as welt aA over What
n@lelt ~ The whuuping cough wns hereafter
ol no iruuhlc, or course cannot but tonsid.
er DudHN NcrNinc and lnyigOrat ~ nm nvulun.
hlc remedy iol this distressing mulndy.
may Add that have since recommended IN to
several iniuily friends IN like circumstances,
nnd have found IL IN every ease to he ouaally
successful. II needs only to be known to
COME intouniycrsal demand
J. W. PECK EFT.
Fol sale hy Druggist Price sl,oo Tws
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want to rouse each sleepy head.
Who stand upon the brink,
Where yawniug CULTS disclose the dead.
Who might, but did not, think.
| want to warn the living ones
Who blindly grope along,
We fathers. daughters, mothers, sons,
What perils round you throng!
Look ont, my reader are Won free,
Or do YOU wear the mark
Most all are blind and cannot see,
Tea, CROPPING in the dark.
Catarrh, demon in the head,
Consumption is its sun
Kills hosts, yea, countless millions. dead
Perhaps you may be one.
That hacking, hawking, splitting, shows,
Catarrh affects your head,
Matter and slime In throat or nose,
Runs down your throat instead
Your lungs and liver soon will show.
Consumption has its birth
Catarrh, its sire, will feed it too,
Till yOu return to earth.
If colds affect your head and throat,
ANNIIuLArOR buy.
Now don't forget what have wrote
Or think this subject dry.
WoLcorr's A>NrFILAroR cures
tdidf1h-thc demon flies
1t saves the I,iUgs, good health insurcs,
And Catarrh quickly dies.
want to crafty my friends.
Who wish to understand,
About PAIN PAINT. its use. It's ends,
And why its great demand
want to show you plain IS day,
Why Pain Paint stops all pain,
That You may ncyc have to say.
I'll not try paint again
PAIN PAINT will cool but never stain
Pumps inflammation ont
lis harmless on the breast or brain,
y trial stops I'LL doubt.
When inflammation leaves the frame.
All pain will cease at once.
Remove the cause, It's all the same;
None doubts unless Ounce.
The pores will opc and drink Pain Paint
Ahsorhcnts till with ease;
Restores the weak, the sick the faint,
The greatest skeptic please.
Evaporation cools the place,
As Inflammation flies
Hot blood at the absorbent, base
Makes PAINT III Vapor rise.
It's thus Pain Paint removes all doubt.
Removes the very cause
BY pumping inflammation ont
On this we rest our cause.
Wolcott's Pain Paint is sold Mt all Dru,
Stores, Also Wolcott'~ Awnihilatoi, for Tia,
cure of CatarI'h and Colds in the head. Sen
by Express on receipt of the money, at Is
Chatham square, n. Y. Il, l. Wolcott, Prop
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ANOTHER Ian d GRABBING PLAN.
"A member of Congress from the
State of Indiana has proposed bill
Incorporating the - National Home
stead Company" This company is
to have a capital of $500, 900, which
is to be increased to $4,000, 600,
and its general business "shall be
to aid landless persons to secure
homcsteads, either by the purchase
or sale of land within the United
States, or by enabling them to set.
tie upon the public domain accor-
ding TO law, by making to them the
necessary loans, taking security
therefore, and receiving not over ten
per cent profit per annum for the
loan.
Is not this another cut-throat
scheme for getting possession ofthe
public lands? The settler is much
better off in the hands of the Coy
eminent than he can be in the grip
of company of SPECTATORS
AN INTERESTING SLAVE CASE
AT NEW ORLEANS.-Thc New Or
leans Kcpu Eican gives the following
particulars of an interesting case
which has Just been finally decided
by the Supreme Court in that city:
''ln April, 1874, female slave,
owned by w. II. Fisk, now dcceaS-
ed, ran away from negro traders
yard in New Orleans, where she had
been lodged for sale by her owner.
She remained concealed in the city
until the month Of December, 1854,
when finding thc ship Neuremburg,
belonging to the defendants, up for
lIavrc, and about to set sail, she
Struggled herself aboard the vessel
disguised in male attire, aud when
the ship was fairly at sea- appeared
in the character Of male assistant
of the steward. She was of IL fair
complexion an6 ofplauSible address;
and her color and caste and coudi-
ton were not suspected on the voy.
age by any one, until the ship got
under the very shadows Of the
shores of France. Then, and for the
first time, the suspicious Of the cap
tain, by some circumstance, became
aroused about her, and he straight.
way on his landing repaired to the
Office of the United States Consul, to
whom he made known his doubts
and from whom he sought assistance.
But the Consul, very properly, dcci.
dcd that he was powerlcsS to arrest
and detain her, since She protested
that she was free. and, accordingly,
she was permitted to go at large,
In the meantime the ship contlr.
ucd to plow the seas as II packet
running regularly between this port
and Ilavrc, until the fourth of
March, 1858, when her owners, resi-.
dents of New Orleans. wholly uncon.
scious of what has been narrated,
were startled by the receipt of n pc.
tltion and citation in which the PLAN.
till claimed of them 'the sum of
$500, the value of said slave, $500
paid for advertising, $50 paid to
sundry persons to look for said slave,
and the further sum Of 80 per
month, value of her services from
April seventh, 1851, until final pay.
ment Of this demand, with interest
and COSTS etc, The suit VAS tried
before Judge II. X. llov ell, in 1860,
and he dismissed it on tho plea of
prescription of one year, THIS
Judgment was yesterday affirmed III
the Supreme Court, the opinion be.
ing delivered by Judge Howc--and
this was the end OF this 'rclic OF bar.
barism.'n
II is expected that more tlan II
broken in Iowa this year,
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THE CHRISTIAN 90 CTS.

large live. = page monthly religious and
family paper. fan oi facts, proyidcnco.. Incl
dcnts, music poetry, true stories, picture.
reading for Young, old saints. sinners. one aud
puts, pill, or patent mcdiciurs. o. eta 4,
year 40 copies ~. For sunday schools
10 copies 50. send 10 cents tor - spc,i-
mems before You forget it. Vol. begins Jam.
ISG9. 1000 pages new live trnct. for ~
Address "a. o.. EAASAlNtaS, Boston,
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ntNIE1. lYr.ls..,rl,l, -. 49,

longer live. the luUic highly do l'cstim,tc
the hrl,tianSahbath, aud the NOR, grateful
d" icrl toward thoSe who impress it., impoi-
taurc Oh the community. No. |.
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CIRCULAR.


Montpelier, VT, Jan. /, 1869.
NOTICE is hereby given, That under the
provisions of an Act of the Legislature. APP
proved N0v ~, iStS no interest will be allow
ed, after Jam l. A u. $50, on money in the
treasury of the state to the credit of Officers,
soldiers, or their a-,Guoc>, which Wa, recciN-
ed under the allotbcut system of the United
HtN'c5 anu W. 'Ua''S W ,,lo " W. W ti ,a
1851
There Is II It'f%' number oi uhseItI'" alio'
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'o"o" my '.''o' '','''''l Is lu' . 'tS'.,,.
ORDER VF FAY MENI.
FTrsi-Tpou order of fine person, dulv
Witnessed, whose name is on the books Of til,
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WANTED AGENTS Tuscll the Amer.
~ iC:ln lAuiaiiEn Maa.I,iun Dr.

Machine ever invented. viii knit N0o1
stitches per minute. Liberal inducements to
Agents, Address AMERICAN KNTr'IING
MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or st. Loni.
Mo. ''''''''
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E|vEkks aaSDy.T'SNAN.Et FARM.
M E1s :,:,I EegbEes IN a v -1,.rl1

r cn I"r hamphIrl OF 20 pages, containing a
lnll description of new Invention by which
the mos 'vctcratc kickerS. ,pimudys. and
rtc'gHS j, can be driven with perfect SUE
~ t"l' ne and training horses, it is bet.
ter than Rarey or any other systom. Sent
{rcc. Address y T.. BOYER Il Co, Parkos.
burg, Chester Co., Ia,
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PROBATE COURTS.


DROBATE COURTS Will he holden WIN.
i aud for the District of Bradford Ior wv
year ensuing, ns follows, viz
At the Trottcr House in Bradlofui,
on the second Tuesdays of january March
May aud August, 1862 80.
At The Hotel in East Corintll, on
the second Tuesdays Of tebrunry, july wv
TENDER aud November, lNW' ,,.,,,
Attic Ncwbury House, NcwDuis'
Oh the second Tuesdays Of June, and oc'oo'''
and the last Tuesday IN AugnHt, lse'' p;.
Attic Registers Office, West F ;.d.
lee. on the second 1ucsdny IN Drce,nporI '1 ,s.
and the second Tuesday IN April ana ''e'
Tuesday In September lso''
ALVAH BEAN, Register
West Fairlcc, Dec l5eS
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WE BEAT THEM ALL!

huR GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE Il the
~ best IN the country. We give more and
better goods thHn can Ice obtained Of any other
house in the hnsincss or from any store in the
country. Our terms to Agcuta exceed
AT others. Agents wanted everywhere Send
l0reircular. Address Il. II. Finn & Co,
~ Washington Street, Boston, Mass,
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Dr. yVis1.,r's ssuisarn of w iid
Cherry,

whose value in curing Coagbs, Cohis, Bronch'
It's. lIA0opiog Couqh. Crorp. lSihHta, Pai'no
na,y Igcc,ioi,, aief Iucipieat CooSapPfion Is III
r.,itnuIIY
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WV OOON 1NOEiNa.pI

The Farmers and Mechanics Manuel cdi.
ted by Gee" +. Warning, DR.. author OF Drain.
m& lor Front, Elements OF agriculture. "
Sc. \ boot, of great value to every one.
Send for 70 page circular. Agents wanted.
TREAT \ co. Publishers, 6Ji broadway. y.
/. lw
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
u THE BLUE-C0ATS,

And how they Lived, Fought and Died for tho
Union, with Scenes and Incidents in the Great
Rebellion
COMPRISING narratives of Personal Advcn-
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Send for circulars and see our terms ana I'm
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THISIS NO HUMBUC. a. BY :.u ss" ,,,s

age. height, color Of eyes and hair YOU will re-
ceyc by return mail, II correct picture ct your
husband or wife, with name aud date OF mar
rugc. Address w. FOX, T.. o. Drawer 20. 4
FultonNille, New York.
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- lildUlulN Illrtlltt, 49,
In Probate Court held at West Farlcc IN ri
District, GA TIE 10th day of February. A. y.
lNul Junu Kciaitsou ESQ, Administrator
OF the estate oi John Ford, late OF Co u}h
M sand District. dte,u,od, present.
his administration accouut for examinations
and allowance. and makes application TO .
drcrrtuf q. trihulon and partition # itu a.
tlfr of said deceased and at assignment %.
pr usl property IL the widow. Wh'r urouu
is ordered lbs -uid Court that said account an
~Jila application hr referred tou session Of -alG
Court ta be- held at the Probate Court =
bradford, on the I'd Tuesday of March, A
y. 1899, tor hearing and decision thereon
And il /, ordered, that notice thlcui he eA
ru tp all persons interested. 10y publication
Of tln same three weeks succcssiNcly in IL
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bradford, previous to time appointed ior hru
n- That they may appear at said tine ale
place, aud show cause, ii they nay nav
why said account should not be- aiIu~,d "."
such decree made.
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A communication from IF! we
we are obliged to postpone till next
week.
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Tew Aareriisem
AGENTS WANTED FOR
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Commissions 500 to $3.50 per MONTH accord
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RHEUMATISM : NEURALGIA

10" nesd suffer no longer, u,,Iess mn .,
whites E1ixcr will cure vn,, must
nun st any other remedy in the world FaGker
a sta for q circular containing a few, i-iicloae
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y chance to draw any of the aboyo pr;'
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pay fort, IHy Prize eIchdngcd t,,, a,otG. on
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REfEhsNCEs We select the followin., tr,,
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Send for circular, Liberal mduccmcr,. H..
Agents, SatSlactiution guararltr,d r..,,
pcckagc of Scaled Envelopes coptuir "a,
CASH GIFT. SiN Tickets for a. I5fn, T.. w.
=, 10 furSl1 AllIcttcrN should be- adir.s...r
to llAkFERi WILSON \ co.
li3 lhu,uWa..N !
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-02-26

Wolcott's Pain Paint is sold Mt all Drug
Stores. Also Wolcott'- Amhhlator, for the
cure of Catarrh and Cold, in the head Sent
by Express on receipt of the money. at Isl
Chatham square n, Y. Il. l. Wolcott. Prop
81 vi
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-02-26

Remember the Town Meetings
take place next Tuesday.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-02-26
100 Teachers Wanted.
SO to Sl5OPER MONTH; for full particu
lars address The Peoples Journal" l'hiadcl
phia, Pa. Jv

F rs .""G h.c narF q r ."}
our Patent Non CORROSIVE phHe U'irc C1oHcs
lanes. STATE % and rast occupation, and ad-
drcst the American Wire Co., - William St,
Chicago, III. Az