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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22
Georgetown Advertisements.
10y TH0S. BOWLING, Auctioneer; sorseto~n.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFfBCrs
AT AUCTION

We clock, win cell in front Of the auction
II store, No Ia Bridge street, general e.
teStSn OF these in want S e. the ZANE are
RYTHOs BOWLING, AuctiOneer; Georgetown
rRg gSE :, s sk. oE pEstRAsL. RESI-
ttSE6MBiA.f The ohD nANh VI
S.qe asss q Tq s is.r ns h
Ho 20, q folio 3ss, OF the Land Records of
Ms..,hinston County, and o. the request q all
public suction, to the tisbest bidder ON the prem.
ises, unless sooner redeemedD OF THURsbAT.
aforesaid v hich is included within the foiiowirs
at the end Of line drawn easteriy on the north
eide Of Prospect street from the southwest corner
0 at
and the north eide of Prospect street two hu ndreo
pillar in . wall where the said line terminates.
ARD rnnniog thence asterly sixty feet with the
right angles with said street one hundred and
thirty eight feet and ak inches. more less q
alley pa. With ,ss sSs se
sixty feet and then IN ght liue said Pros
~ very de. hs R' cet 3, sSs
Tie debt to be paid BY this sale is stated to be
% as. with interest from ovember ., 1868.
The terms OF sale are: One-third cash, .f which
$40 must be paid at the time and place of sale;i
purcbasers notes viii be taken. SECURED by . decd
@ @s ssu the OF s
day Of sale: the Trustsss reserve TIE right to
asfsut son1sssncss and stamps {. 20:
at the cost Of the purchaser.
Nd SsEMsEEs, Trustees.
y22-Th i AWtAuz3Sd4t f0eoraetovn Courier \
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COMMITTED FOR COURT-This morning,
Lambert Carter, committed some two weeks
since for further hearing by Justice Smith,
On the charge OF stealing ring. valued at SIS,
from the Parlor Saloon, (having been arrested
by Detective BIgley.) had q final hearing
which, resulted in hn committal to Jail for
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

OvRRBoARD.-Between seven and eight
CLOCK TINS morning, as 8 party OF youths
Were showing on from the wall near the Arsenal
wharf. one Of their number, named Samuel
Conro1s y 40 was sitting on the gunwale OF the
boat N which they were, fell backward into
wat"r about eis Get deep. In rising he struck
the b. .'oA Of u craft, whereby he was pre.
vented H. - e Ing his breath till his second
appearance OH tfs surface, az which time he
was much exhausted, and il was with the
greatest exertions that he could be taken on
board and resuscitated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

MAD DOG kILLRD-Ope OF the eighth pre.
cinct police officers yesterday killed dog suf.
fering With hydrophobia, on Pennsylvania
avenue, near LIST street east. The dog belonged
10 Frank Jardella, and had been bitten 2 I. %
days previous by dog belonging to Dr. VIM.
H. Gunnell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

FAST fRHIeHr LIHR--On Monday next
Messrs. Nc ariand, Stephenson 60. will re-
snme tne,r last freight line between Baltimore,
washington and GeorgetoWu, with their offices
at Us south Eutaw street, Baltimore, and at
the corner OF New Jersey avenue and ID street,
ON nonday next and doubles IL win become
favorite line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

glass BLOWING ExHIBrTioH.-Mr. w. :.
Baker, who has been giving exhibitions In
fancy glass blowing for several days past will,
commencing with this evening, give a series
of ex billions in the Fifth Baptist Church, ON
ID street, near x street. South Washington, for
the benefit OF the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

THH GERMAN VETERAN UNIoN.-A meeting
OF TINS ASSOCIATION was ksld last evening Al
Wills Hall, Capt John jerks in the chair.
An IN yitatIon was received and accepted from
the Soldiers and sailors Union, inviting The
association 10 be present at the installation Of
the ofncers recently elected. The new consti-
tuuon was then read, winch grants 70 each
sIck comrade - weekly and many other bene.
Nus; after which the meeting adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

ACCIDENT AT THE WASHINGTON MoNu.
MENT.-A portion of the scaffolding on
top Of the Washington National Monumenl
gave way on Monday evening, and came down
with crash, dislodging some OF the marble
slabs on the top row Of masonry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

COMMITTED ron RECITATION. Louis
Bromley, whose arrest TOR the larceny Of a
yoke Of oxen belonging to Thos. Simms, from
The farm OF N. p. Dennison, near vienna Va,
toned in yesterday SrA1, haa hearing be-
fore Justice Waller yesterday afternoon, and
was committed 70 await . requisition from the
Virginia authorities-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

ALEXANDRIA APYAIRs.-From the Alexan.
dria Gazette OF yesterday afternoon we Gull the
following
4ssaut.-Lsst night, about II O'Clock, while
Frances Bouyer, Molly Brown and Buck Do.
gan, colored. were walking away from the
spring in the LEGALITY Known as Petersburg.
they were met by colorsd man named Geo
Hamilton, who, after the first. named had re.
fused TO accompany him. knocked her down,
and kicked her several times in the face, Sc.
vereiy iniuriug her mouth. Dogan, who re.
mons'rated with the assailant upon ths i'm.
propriety Of such conduct, was threatened with
instant death IL he made any further obiec-
ton, and as q drawn revolver gave evidence
thai the threat would be ecpted, held his
peace. The shrisks OF the injured woman,
however, soon brought the police and watch !.
men TO the scene of the disturbance, but, be.
fore they reached the spot, Hamilton, who
heard them approaching. made OF I'm the di.
rection Of the canal, and has not since been
heard from.
Dog KiNiag-The dog killing, which was
commenced yesterday by the police, under IN.
structisns issued from the Mayors once, con-
tinues, and dead dogs are not an unfreq uent
sight in different quarters Of the city Mr..
Drifus has contracted to remove the defunct
animals beyond the citys limits for their
bones, hides and tail0w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

CHURCH TRUsTRHs APPoINrRD.-In the
Equity Court, Judge Olin to-day decree.
were made appointing Enos Ray. Alfred Ray
II. j. Hoyle, A. G.. Osbourne, James w. Bar
ksr, and W. Il. Beall, trustees Of Emory NJ. T.
Church South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

The OLYMPIC BASE BALL CLUE, of thi,
city, returned home yesterday, after an exten
sive Western tour and VISIT TO New York anc
PhiiadelphIa- They have been absent abou
~ days, Travelled 2,7UG miles, and played l,
match games.
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,ishi p;si EAs s5!Es, ..s sS 4,

For charter, . safe and fast sailing Yacht. "a
Apply at kODIERS White House Restsu. ~
rant, near foot OF Hish street, Georgetown. s&sks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

REV. DIR. HAMILTON has been appointed
chaplain TO the Government Asylum for the
Insane during the forthcoming two months.
He preached there twice on last sabbath.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-16
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

To The regulation pl Detail aud Order sign,
ed at Paris, November sS. 1861 aud con.
cerning the Exchange Of Correspondence be-.
tween Switzerland aud The United States OF
America
In accordance with Article XY III ofthe pos
tnl Convention concluded at Berne. bolweeB
Switzerland and the United States. dated Oct!
ober H. 1861 the two administrations have
agreed loreplhre Article XVI Of the deinilrd
regulations Of November 2S SCI, relative TO
same convention by tic following arrange
TentG-
' SOLE ARTICLE Its sgrocd that the ac-
counts between lhetwoo oifccs shall be rcspe,t,
iycly established upon the letter bills in tho
money Of The drspatching Office, excepting,
Aowcycr, tie international rates on unpaid or
insuiliten,ly pnd letters which must be cal.
culutcd IN the money Of the country where such
letters are delivered,
A, far as concerns The international rates .ths
reduction Of the money shall u" "e place, n the
general accounts ON llcba'is uf ave francs and
five ccnlimps for oncdolarin The United States
In marking he foreign postagcs upon tho
letter bills in the money OF the despniching Of
flee, the cent Of lhc United States shall bee
,ideIed as iAo equivalent Of five centimes Of
SwillerlMud.
Ii Is also nnderslqol that tho quarterly &c.
counts shall be liqulatcd respectivelv in gold /,
Of he denomination Of the creditor Office.
Signed at Washington he 26lh day Of March i,
1863, JOHN a. } CRESWELL, .
Postmaster GeRral.
Chiefof Department o. Posts, etc etc,
Signed at Derne, 9Th March, 1869.
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pasr OFFlcn DrrARrMnNrl
Narov. Novemborl 1867

WAsuIN0TON, NOVembor II lSU1 I
Hayinp examined and considered the
aboyo articles OF oouvoorion, for the
nmsDiofation Of the poslal intercourse
between the United states of AmcrleO
and the Swiss Confederation. which
we're ogrooA upoo aod executed in du-
plioato at Bsrne on the eleventh day OF
Ootobcr. one thousand eight hurdrcd and
sixty seven, by the Hon. John a. Kts.
son Special C0mminiouer, a., &o on
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ARrlcLE XIX, This convention shall
take efT,ct at a ,iims 10 be fSei by CONS
mon accord ot .he'l,sON Admiois'rpiops,
aud shall coo!i6ucSin force until termi'
mated by muIual agreement or otherwise
until one year from ,he dale when one
Office shall have notified Ibe other Of i's
desire TO terminate il,
Executed 10 duplicate AZ Berne. this
eleventh day of October, A D 1861,
rsRAil JOHN A EASSON,
Special Commissioner &c, &c,
TsrALl DIR, ], DUBS,
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POSTAL COyGNTION With THE
NETHERLANDS.

Generation Jclreen The General Pqa on
fce ofNe United States # Agerica and
N i'qst 0Gee ofhs Neie,lmb, :
The undersigned, being lhcreuHto du
ly authorized by their tespecli Goveruq
meGts, have agreed upon the GoIoYing
Articles for tho omcliorOtion Of Ameicg
and the Kingdom Of the NelbeflNnds;
AaucLe {. There shall be exchanga
of correspondence between the United
States of America ed Thc Hmldom of
the Netherlands by means Of their re.
specivo Post Departments. and this COR
respondenee shall embrace;
!, Letters, ordinary aud registered.
9. Newypapcrs, book packets prints
Of al kinds comprising maps, plaos, en-
CRAVINGS drgwiog', pbololr phs,, lilho.
graphs and all other Ike productions Of
mechanical processes, sheets OF music,
ETC. pauotns or 'RmpIos Of merCh lndiss
including erOins and seeds,
tC,ao'aicI OF All pag'l
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WAsnlNurON, Jaumnry % IF6S
The foregoing articles Of detailed regulation9
for carrying into execution The postal cuny,nt!
iou of the llth October, 567, betwsrp'th Uni.
ted sta,os aud Switzerland, are herehy ratified
ald approved.
Wiluess my hand aud the seal pfth Post OF
fee Department this 25lh day ef January, A D
1863
,gr4Ll ALEX ". RANDALL.
R0stua-ter. General.
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D. Q FORBES, M D.

LEON, MASON COUNTY, W, VA.
UAS notas has been reported rclinquished
III his practice, but can be found nj all times
at his residence when not absent professionally,
apr l3-ly,
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/ ttlNO AS lUNtl uphlh'ltN w N''HN' N'''~ w. '
4 for the transmission Of such regBtercd
articles. Each department shall notify
the other Of the countries il may thus
serve as Intermediary,
ARrlcLE X Accounts boIwCe the two
Office, Shall be regulated on the following
basis:
From the total amount OF postares and
register fees collected by either Office on
letters, added to the prepaid PASSAGES on
register fees ON other correspondence
which it dy.pslches, the despatching Of
fee shall deduct tho amount required AZ
the agreed ra,c for the cost Of in'ermedi
ate transit theraoCbrtweeu tho two from.
tiers, and tho amoqnt of the two sums
shall be divided beNeen lha twn Offices
ia he proportion Of three lilh1 8 81 to
the United States Office and two Ghhs
/ q 81 to the Swiss office,
ARrIoLE XI, Tbs correspondence
mentioned in the second paragraph OF
the frs, article shall be despatched uuder
regnlajionslo be established by the des
patching Office, bu, always including the
w. IN ,.,
p',''' ''u PS.HI' SUM- G'.'.ai" ,,..' "',,
spcouon, nor any written communication
wn",eE,' y~,OP' |I '.S '''," ST,", 49,, w.
70 ""on '"e p''@1s % Soo' D'." WV "'u' i,
oe's ana ''e' az" uP'' P'''V'"' "
SAN P'e' E' W S0''"'""',e' ,, .I ,
oyoo"'' I' p"sHs' rW sAovs" '"o wv,
,oe, y, !" ,'"4"' vi O"' ,ouI :" ""' S'G'' ,'
u, u, ,''ls"'''"' VI '"' '4u'''''"' !" ""'''
"FHsG'5u'S"t' rH,G W., ,u, tn.,
ouu' G N'.'",, II',e su,'' sur, ov you 1ou"" :
70 H5'''e' ",'S ''''t,e rue '',' ,"PT' 'S"o" VI
WAC" may OS pro"'o''tu oy 'Ne avs or
feSnu u'suE"s OF ,"o cOu"rSo' destination
Iouf u 90 'oog as any customs du'
may 90 '"a'geaC,e o" any "r'lc''S OK
Suaos'G ~ 'Ne mails snrh duty m'y Do
'sT,'e eve, 'oT Tue use OF customs,
f''', ENeePtas ABOVE 40 c"sr!e ""l''
ever C'nr'|'se toaa as oe's'o expressly
ProV'0ed 'oS'' Oe IeV'ea or eo''eo'en ou
the eoFfe'po ,dence eE'honReu'
ARTICLE Att. Ihe two post depart.
menS shall establish by 'greement5, aud
in contormI'y with the orrangemen's IN
force at the time. the conii''onS upon
ghich Tie "o Offices may respectively
o&cAeagr in opeo mails 'be cnrespon'
denco odsioaing ia, or destined to. the
other foreign countries to which they
may ryip'ooiSlly serve as lntermedl
atoi' Is lSalwAy' understood. however
that such torre'ponaence shall only be
ehsrged WIN tae rate applicable TO d,ter'
tnasJegl li0aAs Y ap99Gadss.al ds.l 50. allgnman-
'tsd-ot Ihe pOSfge Que 70 iorelgn eoOn'
I hl's sac by aoy o'h'r 10 exlen4r SER
V'ee'
Article NH. Each Office accordS 10
me olber the privilege OF transit OF clos
ed mails exchanged in ii her dirnclinn
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NGTTCE.

ALI. persons desiring to obtain authority
A certificate to teach scEool in Mason county,
wilIhereby take notice that my public exam.
nation Of ''rachers, will from this date be
held a. Mason City, on the THIRD SATUR IL
DAY of elch month. N-prieate examinations
will be given, except in cases Of enerSeqcy
JACOB BIRD.
Srpt. Pub. sIhco.s &aaon County
. ost OILS
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.yGsEg WORK.

We are prepared to do JOB Work Of every
description in as good style as any Office IN
thia part of The Stale, aud at lower prices.
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m. w, B, GUTHRIE,

ITAVING permanently located in Hartford
Ill CITY, West Va, offers his professional
services 10 the public, with the assurance OF
rendering satisfaction. Office one door above
Mccoy 4 Cos, store, where ho may be found
al all hours, when no! professionally engaged
mAy SIT,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15
Re Union of Termont Odicers.

The sixth annual re union of Yer
mont officers Will be held at Mont.
pelier, on Thursday, the 4th day Of
November next. The members of
the society, and all Vermont officers
of the army and Navy, are cordially
invited to ttend. The usual bust
ness meeting will be held at the
Court House at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The Grafton will be delivered by
Gen. William w. Grout, at the Hall
of the House of Representatives
during the evening. Supper at pre-:
cisely 10 o'clock, p. NJ.
1t is hoped that the members of
the Society will generally attend
this meeting, that the question OF
place for holding its gatherings may
be settled.
Col. S. f. PINGREE, President.
Mai. J. CIRCUIT, Jr.
9 IA: j j. 4 +: s s1;4%; Elk. Co"
q. G. BENEDICT, Cor. Secretary.
JAS. 5. PECK, Recording Sec'y.
Montpelier, Oct. |, 1869.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15

Snow fell At several places in
northern Vermont Tuesday morn
ing week. At West Burke, on the
Pasumpsic Railroad, the ground was
quite white.
n RASCAL.-A fellow registering
his name as III. G. Montague, came
to the Passumpsic House previous
to the Barton Fair, and procuring a
team Of a. n. Bryant, went up to
that fair where he pcddled some
kind of pain killer, or other nos.
trum. Returning to this place, he
told Mr.. Bryant that he was obliged
to make a large remittance to the
home concern and could not pay
him for his team until after our
fair After boarding at the hotel
and using Mr.. Bryant's team during
our fair, he proposed to 90 to Ign
don and collect some bills due him
there. From Lyndon he telegraph
ed Mr.. Bryant that business called
him TO Glover. Bryant smelt large
mice, and went to Glover, also. He
there learned that Montague had
gone to llardwick. Taking along a
deputy sheriff from Sheffield, Bry>
ant followed on to Hardwick, and
then to Montpelier, where ne found
his team at the Pavilion stables. but
Montague had 'vamOScd the rancho
Returning home on Monday, Mr..
Bryant found the streams very much
swollen. At the second bridge be
low John Clark'S on the MarShheld
road, the horse Bryant was driving
got into the Hood i'll crossing where
the bridge ought to have been. and
together With wagon and driver,
! We're swept down the stream. by
cutting the harness, the wagon was
permitted to float away, and man
and horse swan ont. After c0nSid
cradle more trouble, Bryant reached
home with his team, but about : II
out of pocket. The Passumpsi,
House is also ont 3li,the board bill
of Montague and lady, Caledoni
an.
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TuErrnEn. Oct. Ii. 1850.


The damage by the flood III this
town was most severe at Union vi.
haze. The bridge across the Om'
pompanooSuc river, the mill dam,
saw mill. and a barn owned 10y Mr.
BENSON, with its contents, were all
swept away, and if the dam had
not given away the damage must
have been still greater.
At Post Mills Village one build
ing, newly fitted up for manufacture
ing rakcs, was wholly swept away,
and the damage done about the
grist mill was very great.
At Thctlord Genre, no buildings
were carried away, but many very
narrowly escaped. 1t was thought
for a time that the paper mill must
go, but it remained, with some dam
age. Mr.. Porter and Mr.. Willough
by each lost fields of corn, it being
carried down the river. Very many
bridges in town are gone, and roads
very much damaged.
The sclretmcu have called towl
meeting TO raise Il tax, payable II
money and labor, to repair the high
ways. No lives lost.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15
Great E0rthJudhe in PcrH.

NEW YORK, Oct. Ga terrible
earthquake occurred in Peru on the
9th Of August, and was seriously
felt by the steamer Pyta, when on
her passage from Panama, at a short
distance from Callao The force Of
tho shock was SO severe as to throw
down passengers on the steamer, -
lifted a heavy iron safe in the purs
er'S room, and raised the vessel en-
tircly out of the water.
The shock was not repeated, and
had it been the vessel would UNI
doubtedly have been lost with all on
board. Peaks Of the mountains on
shore were seen to tumble down and
crnmble away in great confusion.
The inhabitants of Callao and
other places along the Pacific coast
are fleeing into the interior, and all
valuable products are being rcmov-
ed in anticipation of the fullillment
Of Professor Farb'S prophecy that
the whole coast would be sunk be
tween the 18th Of September and
the 9TH OF October.
Great excitement prevails on the
ISthmuS of Panama, owing to this
prophecy that ASpinwall would also
be sunk on the 9th of October. and
/ the citizens We're preparing to ahan.
/ don the city for the interior. No ac-
counts of losses 0t life by this earth
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15

,I'IlE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
/ ed by the Honorable Probate Court for
the District of bradford, Commits .oncrS, 10
receive. examine and adjust all claims and de
maud- Of al PERSONS, against the Estate OF
CORBAN TENNY, late OF Coriuth, in sad
District, deceased. represented IusulVcnt, and
the term nt ~N months from the 18th day OF
Scptcmhcr lS69, being allowed hy saiu Court
To the creditors, of said deceased, to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before ~
Give notice. that We will attend to the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house
of Ms. C"lhan Ieuuy in Coriuth IN said Dis
tIict. ON the 10Th of Dec. 1862 aud ith day OF
March ueNt ut ~ o'clock in the forenoon, on
each of said daNs.
j. VI nOE, '"''''"''''''''
Coriuth, oct. lst, \, u. 1869. l93w
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15
4 mat for Toys.

Tho C,sI,ioror ono or our Icadino.
honI.s r.sionnd sometime since. and
fine nayina tollnr was Immediately
chosen to fin his place. He was
ouitn , younr mau.aud was uromot.
ed over tbr heads of those who had
been in fine bank many years in a
subordinate nosirion. The secret of
th. nromotinu is well worth know.
;nr Thn new cashier lives miles
nn, az tho oitv II. entered fine
Lnul. nLnn onito wanna lie re-
s"Iyod - ,n,Iin hinsoIr useful. Xiv.
;mr f,r,hnst away Inc was ,t his
ms FIRST in the ,noruiro Having
r,o G,rtbo.t tn an Inc y,s fine last
49, Iowa liz rTynr was afraid tn
-, ,rorl' onl nnynr besit,tol to lenl q
honJ when lisown duties were done.
U,I,ars vanIJ nn ia restaurants and
Mathis c,r thnir lunch He hrn,loht
us with him and nte il in a little
n,osn,
Far his own Measure he never left
! - 1T i:... -; ,.,..... i,,,,, ~
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15
EscIi.iou. Societies,

METHODIST EPISCOPAL tHURCU. Rev. K W.
Harlow. Pastor. Sabbath scrviccs-morniug
at 1890 afternoon at l:lj, and o'clock.
CoNCREGATIoNi CHrRCH. Rev. J. X vii
mlias, Pastor. Sabbath Services at 1870 A
NJ. and l:lj, and O'Clock +. NJ.
BRApToBp Y. NJ G. a. Alexander NJ Brown
President. Meetings every Friday evening
at their rooms IN orchards Building.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15

Many valuable horses die from
the effects of cholc. The best thing
to do in case Of this kind, is to
pour a bottle Of JohasoR's ARodyWe
LiRimcai into Il long necked junk
bottle, add half pint of molasses and
water, then pour the whole down
the horses throat. In ten minutes
the horse will begin to eat.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15
RAILWAY Trains.

Going South-Mail Train arrives Of Brad
ford at To- - A. NJ; Express Train arrives 1T
1881 =. Vi.
Gong North-Express train arrives at 9:3i
NJ Mail Train arrives at 2;Jl =. 81.
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Bradford Village.
Mails.

southern mail closes at 1918 AN; arrives
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4. VI.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15
Bradford Council No. II.

Meetings Mt Masonic Hall ON Wednesday at
tr IN on of the week Iu which the moon t3ils
iu thrmouth~ of Nrufrmbrr December. March
and Juuc. namr, llullbut, T. |. G NJ, Rev
Buttou, Recorder
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15

RIVERSIDE Luu,r Ne. &c. Meetings every
Tuesday evening. at 1cmpai's lall, Shep.
harl-ou'- Bidding DR.. J. \. Clark. w C.
I Miss Mriu B PHI barry, Secretary,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15

NOR SAa.E.-A small Farm in Fairlec,
I CA the river road. one mile southui Oxford
bridge. The farm contains about 81 acres, lS4
good iillagc, balance wood timber and pasture
land Good buildings, Any one wishing to
purchase such place will do well to call i'm
m, dint,l,- TII5W. ClIAS 4 CRAIG
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-10-15

4 valuable Merino buck, belong
ing to Nelson 4 Geo. Bailey, OF
Novhury, was swept down the Con
nccticut river last week.