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Oriental TEL COMPANY.
Look at the Prices!
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS.

Japan Tea. from 90 cents to sf.1O per pound
Oolong Black Tea roc to 90 English BIcaAfast,
soc TO ITO. Young HysOn, green SOC to 1.25. I'M
perial, green leo TO $50. Gunpowder. green. 1.25
to 165. Green and Black mixed SC 10 10.
Breakfast Coffee, cato 30c. Dinner Coffee 20 to 31c-
Java Coffee. 80 to 40c. -
This company is doing an immense tea and cof-
fec business. Having capital of S2J09je invested
enables then. to sell at small profit. Gu stomer5
can order from one TO fifty pounds. accom- panying
each order with the cash also putting ) cents
for each pound to pay freight. Having been APP
pointed receiver and distributor for The above
company will attend to all orders and deliver
goods to Hudson Prescott and River Falls on the
above terms. These goods are all guaranteed pure
and fresh. Address 40
JOHN e. HEBRON.
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GEER 4 KEIRNON,

HAvrxG purchased the Livery Stock and
IL Stable formerly run BIZ A. II. Lord,
would respectfully announce to the public
that they will extend the business in every
way, sn as to meet the demands of the public.
A new outfit will be in readiness in few
days Good rigs" at reasonable prices.
River Falls, July l. 1868. Off
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Bleymyer & Norton Steel Composition

Samples may be seen at River Falls.)
These celebrated bells mot cast iron or s. 4 NAL
gam rival in purity and volume of tone those of
copper and tin, more durable and cost only
third much. Send to me for descriptive circular.
am also agent for the Marsh Harvester, Rock
River Insurance Co., of Beloit, Wis, Duffrey 3
Patent Bed Spring All business intrusted to me
will be promptly attended to.
RiverFalls, Wis, Jan. !, 1869. 81
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HUDSON { coLEY.

"ILL DO AL KIEDsoF BLAcKsNIrHIxe at
w their SAop IN River Falls.
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@ The constellation of the Baptists
tho dipper.
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O1N - OH MADE DAILY-NO RISK
sQlO " sp1O with our STENCIL and KEY
CHECK TOOLS AND MATERIALS Reduced Price
List Tree. 7. N. HICKcox l. CO, $50 Pearl Street,
New York. A-TA
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MARTIN RIPPLE.

Nj ERcHAxr TAILOR. and dealer in Cloths,
vi Vestings and Tailor Trimmings. Cut
. ting done 10 order.
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d. III. LEvINGS,

HOUSE. CARRIAGE Il Sign PAINTER. Shop
III on Main Street, South of South Fork
Bridge.
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.vesU Advertisement.
MONEYEASlLY MADE

With our Complete Stencil and Key Check Outh. =
Small capital required. Circulars free. STAFFORD
MANIC. CO., 81 Fulton Street, New York. s4-S3
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no THE WORKING CLASS.

T AM now prepared to furnish constant emploJ ment
10 all classes at their homes, fer their spare mo-
ments Business new light and profitable. Fifty els
to SIS per evening is easily earned and the boys and
girls earn nearly much as men. Great inducements
are offered All who this notice please send me
their address and the business for themselves IL
not well satisfied win send 81 TO pay for the trsuhh
Of writing me- Full particulars sent free. Sample
sent BY mail for ten cents. Address
I 44-w4 E. C. ALLEN, Augusta Maine.
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DIED.

PORCH-At River Falls, Feb. %, KATE, wife ofSID-
NEY PORCH, aged 80 years.
Parting soul the flood awaits thee,
And the pillows round thee roar;
Yet look on-the crystal city
Stands on yon celestial shore
There are crowns and thrones OF glory,
There the living waters glide;
There the just. in shining raiment,
Wonder by INMANUELs side"
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MARCH 8, 1869
VIM. l.. DAVIES.

DLAcKsMlrH, at Griffihs old shop. near the
ID Bridge, will do all kinds of work in hls
line Particular attention paid to Shooting
Horses. Charges moderate.
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Business 1iretto,u.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A. MORS Z
o. s POWELL

HoSvEYAxcER. Collector. Real Estate Agent
" and Notary Public, River Falls, WIS.
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MRS w H WINCHESTER,
C. E. DAVIS,
S. ID. GOLDSMITH,
]. A. SHORT,

"As GENERAL MECHANIC SHor, the Pho
neer Shop Of the County. Planning.
Framing and Matching done TO order. Houl-
ding for COrnice aud House Trimmings gem
orally. got up in the latest style. He also
repairs Reapers. Threshing Machines. dc.
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6 i OAKLEY.

KEEps MEAT MARKET on Main Street.
IN They also KEEP on hand aud for sale a
@ooJ oraI;tv of Fresh Lime. Cash for Hides.
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s ID HCEGE-

DEALEE IN SHELF and Heavy Hardware,
IL Stoves aud Tin Ware. aud all varieties
of Farmers and Mechanics Tools. Agents
for McCormick's ReaI ers ami Singers Sew
ing Machines. Keeps constantly on hand
White Lime and Cement.
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n. WALES

OAERIAGE AND WAGON MAKER. Repairing
~ done at shOr, notice. Shop on Second st.
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IT r. CHILDS.

CApppI Err AND HARNESS MAKER. Shop in
- his new building, on corner OF Sycamore
and Main Streets.
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". o. PINGREE,

w.O. PINGREE.
Has good variety of Groceries and Con-
II fectioueries. Has PHOTOGRAPH Gallery in
same building
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31
(On~l,lllptiOn.

The Three Remedies. '>cHtNh's PULMoNIC
SNRrr.' for the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chiti- and every form Of Consumption The
peculiar action Oi this urtIirlne lIir'iis the III
GERS ia the lungs promotes the ischargr OF the
corrupt matter by ext"ctotatioli, puliics the
blood, and thus cares Consumption, when eve
ry otirr remedy fails.
-, HE>Ck's SEA KEb 1oNIC.' for the cure
of Di sp"peia or Indigestion. ami all diseases
arising from debility. Tins tonic inNI!oia'c>
the digestive gan>. supplies the place of the
gas re juice when that l. deficient. and then
rntucs ii patient Ia digest the hiort nutri'
tiun> food. 1t l,a sovereign remedy or all
eases nt indigestion.
S,HL>k's MANDRAKE Puts, one of the most
valuable medicines ever discovered. being {,
vegetable substitute Tor Cdioitl ana having
all the useful prorertie, a,cilbcd 20 that mia
cral, without producing any OF lis Injurious
effects.
10 ,he.- three medirines DIR. J II. Schcnck
of Philadelphia, owes his unriValled success l..
ia" treatment of PulIu"hic Consumption. | hc
iuiuohlc SNrii, tllieiIs the ni"fthd matter Ills
charges IT, and pun lilies the blood. The M''ii
drake Pulls act upon the liver. rcIhoNH All OH
>jructions ihcrrirum, give the orga IL h lthy
.nnt and cure Liver .'"upiint, which i ui,
ot the most prominent ctu,es OF Consumption.
The >raw,rd Tonic iuVignratt- the powers ui
the stomach aud 10y Strengthening the ages
tI,n aud +. in ..iug IL tn "a normal and healthy
condition improves the uualltN Of the blont.
hy which means the formation of ulcers %,
tuhcrclcs in the lungs becomes Impossible
the combined action Of these medicines, ~
thus explained, will cure every case Ut Con
sumption, il the remedies are USED III time
AID the use of them L. persevcrcd n suiiiclrit-
~ 1" uring the ca-e to u ia"""""'o t"""'".
ZION.
Dr. Sch-uck's Almanac. containing full
treatise IN the various forms ui>t.lSc, hi.
mode of treatment, and general dil ctuns how
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Orange County Court.
DECEMBER TERM. 1869.

DECEMBER FERN. 1867.
Hon. ASahcl Peek, chief Judge.
Hon. ROYAL Burnlam, , \ 'Sociate
Hon. K. +. Patterson, , Judges.
The Law Docket for this term
shows Jag civil suits. and l. crini>
nal cases. and the Chancery Docket
II rs twenty six cases On the call Of
the docket there were fifty eight cas-.
~ Of the civil docket set for trial 10y
Jury. The following is q list Of the
Jurors in attendance upon court
this term:
LIST OF JURORS w. Simp>
son, Amos Clement, Bradford: Goo.
W. bingham, Blalniler: Nathaniel
Wheatlry, Freeman -, Richardson.
Brook field: Geo. W. Little, Benz.
Luther, CoiiutI: Franklin Dear.
born, Thomas Godfrey, Chelsea -
pcrlcy Mason, +. irlee; Ross Fmd,
}. j. Smith. Newnuy: Lewis Hutch
inson, Orange: VI. }. Lanson, i. 4.
Grow, Randolph: Ezra 4. West,
Stratiord: j. &. Abbott, j. j. Co
nant, hettorl: David Vance, Ethan
5. Brock, Tol,sham: Smith Moody.
Philip VI. Hunt, Tnnbrid-e: WI.
II. Kendall, Ncrshirc: y. II. Gas
well, Washington VIM. i. Burr,
West Falilce: &. Ii. Merrill, vii.
liamstOwD.
TUESDAY, Dec. 81.
No. 1J.-uorace |. johnson, rs.
David X. Sargent, is the first ease
for trial by jury. Action OF tres
lass on the freehold or lot No. II in
Orange. This ease has been tried
once before and will probably take
the rest Of the week.
TUESDAY, Dee. %.
No. l5.-,jOllus0n rs. Sargent is
given TO the Jury to day after II few
hours over one week spent IN the
trial. The hast days testimony was
somewhat FASTENED by the introduce.
ton Of short hand reporter, in the
IcrsoL of MIR. ONiait, OF Boston,
who has been at st. Joliislnry dur
ing the sessi.n of Court there as It's
reporter. The counsel IN the above
case were Mrssrs. Willie, Drnniso','
Martin and Dillingham; for tue pTf.,
and \ essrs. VIM. Hcbnrl, s. Is. lie
bnrd, Dickry, and GOnhcll for the
dcirlicp. The case WAS argued 10y
Nlrssrs. Dennison, Dickry, llcbard
aud Dillingham;. Verdict not re
, turned.
| No. 27.--John Harvey ~. jane
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Bradford, Dec. -, 1863.

MANY VOICES IN ONE.-Of all
the homes chetrtd and blessed hN
the return of Christmas, few we're.
made more blessed aud happy than
ours III the parsonage on Christmas
Eve. kiud friends filled the house
to Overlooking: tllel our hearts
with cheer and gratitude 10y their
kind words flied heart and mouth
with grateful than6S oy tue,r goHci-
GUS gifts.
eAnnhg the things long 70 I've re
membeied WAS The presentation oi "A
barrel OF Hour bN tie l;u!> who, -
III number, had purchased the same,
and drawn it from the mill to our
door, one of their number making u
handsome presentation speech. Spc
ciai thanks 10 the dear little boy ~
May the blessing of Him who is he
"Biead OF Life" ever he upon them,
and may each turn his footsteps into
tue path of llir.
The Misses were not to be outdOnc
either III gifts or speeches, and SO
they adorned our pailor with an ell
egant mirror, accompanying 1t with
such Kind and tender worus, 1t viii
ever be to us an ornament Wredtded
with blessed memories.
Without particuIarzng further
let all he assured of our hearty
thanks. and earnest wishes that
ueaven's best gifts may be bestowed
npon them and theirs.
After a very pleasant visit, we
found ourselves alone with the gen
erous uilrIlD.s Ot willing hearts
Besides 500 III money, other thlns'
useful and ornamental 10 the amt
OF $50, Was found 10 MAKE merry
Christmas for
PASTOR AND FAMILY.
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PASTOR AND FAMILY.

DEPOSIT RECEIPTs.-The Mer-
chants Natioual Bank of Burling-
ton proposes hereafter TO ISSUE de
post receipts, bearing interest at
the rate Of u per cent. per annnm
on sums remaining in the bank for
period OF six months or longer
This system is similar TO that now
in operation III many European
Banks, aud WAS tiiSt introduced INTO
this section of the country 10y the
Merchants National Bank. Tissue
cess, and the general satisfaction II
has given, ailorling as 1t does all
the advantages Of The SAY Jugs bank,
HAS induce, the directors to offer
90 this classof lepositors additional
Inducements in the way Of i'll
teiest.
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CHRISTMAS FEs TrvAL.-The ell.
ergetic people of West Fairlee
Center, gave very PHEASANT enter
tainment at Town Hall, Wednesday
evening 9th, inst. Consisting Of
Vocal and Instrumental music,
Table aux, the play of "The Rough
Diamond" and a farce entitled 1.-THE
Farmers Family" concluding with
an oyster supper.
The exercises were commenced
with an Overture by Mrs. James NJ.
Mum, Pianist. Very good Vocal
music was furnished by Mr.. and
Mrs. Tibb-tts. Mr.. J.. w. Mum,
and Miss. lIallir w. Mum. The
drama entitled "The Rough Dia>
mond" WAS very well played, Miss.
ii. ". Mum, representing the prin-
ciple part. and Mr.. Geo. w. Kimball
!''ispiIdtilIS Souoiu JUG, bOil ult
themselves much credit as did the
9th II characters.
The Tableanx were all very good;
Might and Morning" by Mrs. lib.
belts and Mrs. Mum, and "The
Dream by ISIS. Fannie s. knball,
and Miss. II. w Mum, particularly
noticed. The stage performances
closed with the laughahle Farce
entitled .'1he Farmers Family
The company then adjourned to the
! upper hall where the ladies had pre-.
pared a bonntiful supper. After
which the "Chris.mas Tree" was
relieved Of its burden Of presents
which were distributed to the happy
owners.
Although the weather was uu
| pleasant abont two hundred and
fifty persons were present and quite
a handsome sum was realized. We
are glad 10 learn that the funds vii.
he expended in repairing the Con
srtgational Church. III. W."
..F"
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NfwBURY. The State Agricul.
tural Society 4 Wool Growers AS.
ISOLATION met at Bellows Falls, and
chose Henry Reyes, of Newbury,
President aud Henry Clark of Rut-
land Sec.
The Lecture last Thursday eve.
in the Cong. vestry. Newbury, 10y
Rev. Wilson (colOred) was well at
tended.
Rev. David Council of West
Newbury has. received and accept
ed call to the church in North
Troy.
A Photograph Artist from Plym.
outiI \. II. has taken the loons in
N,recently vacated 10y +. Hartman
There is At Select School in New
bury Seminary OF about % Scholars
Il member "Caileton's" lecture al
Ncwbnry this FRIDAY eve.
The Con. Church ut Newbury i,
being supplied by Professors San-
born and Parker of Hanover.
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STATE OF NEkhoNT, I

Nhcreas. Dorothy Lindsay,
the lihcllant in the foregoing libel Tor divolc-
has filed her libel for diV"rc. in the office of
the tleik of TIA" Supreme Court for tn. Couu-
~ aforesaid and whereas, it has been mace
I" app ar hat the ibrllce i without The State
of Vermont. 81 that the SAID libel cannot b.
-erved upon said libcllrr. II j., hereby order
ed that n"iic. l." thu lhrliaht he given bN "a
publication Of the substitute oi said libel ia
the N"h0"W OPiI'ion. a lapeI pub Ish.d III
the Ouhty OF Orange. iiIr.e weeks success
lively. the last of which publications shall hc
~ hast three weeks prev ions IL the Session of
the Supi.ne Court b-Nt IN h.. lI,ld VI said
County of Orange. on the sixth Tuesday after
tn" fourth Tuesday III January A. u. 1874.
Dated al Chelsea. IN the County %; Orange.
this 10th day OF Dcccmhtr. \ - 1869.
2Sw3 l.. g. iIINtKLEY. Jerk
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The Methodist Society gave an
entertainment at their church AT
West Bradford, Friday eve. Dec. "A,
consisting OF several tabls.au. pros,.
and poetry readings, dcclainarion>
and singing 10y Il quartette club >Ot
Mr. Il Mrs. TihbettS, Mrs. \. NJ. Ste.
Ncns, and Mr.. Brooks: the whole
atiurdlug a rich treat to the comic.
loving, sentimental. or musical pea
pie who attended. The house WAS we'll
Ii l,r. aud the entertainment lasted
until about / O'Clock. \ Christmas
,rec WAS we'll filled with fruits of "a.
KINDS. and many found themselves
treated to "A share We can only SAY
that the exercises were well perform.
ed aud showed much talent. Ii will
long be remembered a. one OF the
most pleasant times ever had IN that
house. The proceeds are To he used
IN repltnl>i,ng the Sunday School
Library there.
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The Executive Committee Of the
lngrallam Association nnnounce To
the members vi the Association that
they have made u contract with Co
lumbus Smith, Of Salisbury, VI,
and a. u. llrIricA, acting attorney
in London, England, to institute II
thorough search in that city aud
country for the title to the lands, or
the record Of the will OF Joseph
Wilson. The Inglaham Association
has paid three persons 600, and at
the end Of three mouths, when they
make their report as to what they
have accomplished toward the OBJ
Jrt, desired, $3.50 more; and at the
hld Of six months, $3.50 more; the
same to be repeated ut the end OF
''oe mouths, making 10 all $1,000.
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Ace,,ts ~a,,tea
'NNNAS>I>G BOOKS SENT FpEF FOR
Paris Or Sunlight
and Cas!ight

\ WORK descriptive of the MYSTERIES,
Nlkl les VICES. SPLENDokS and
CRIMES of the CITY OF rAklS
1t tells how Paris has become the Gayest
aud mo-t hrau1iiul city in th, world how it,
'mautv and ~I,lendor are purchased at Il fear
fnl cost of Misery arrl Suffering; how visitors
are swndl, d by professional advcntWer,; how
Nirtur aud Wee go ari-in-,iin in the eailtiiul
City; how the most fearful lines are com
united and concealed how money Is squan-
dcred in useless luxury and e ntaius over
lao tine engravimg> of noted places. life and
scenes iii Paris. Agents wanted. (auvassiug
hooks sent free. Address NATI bNAL PUB
LISTING Co. Boston. Mass
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FIRE DISTRICT MEETING.-The
Legal Voters If Fire District No. l.,
in Bradford, are hereby notified that
the annual meeting of said District
will be held At the Engine House.
Oh Monday, January Sd, 1870, II
6 IL O'Clock L. NJ, to act Oh the
following articles
l. TO choose all necessary Offices
for the scar ensuing.
9. To SEE if said vutrts VIII vote.
to raise money To pay the in'tebted
ness of the District.
). Ta transact all other business
that may legally come before thenL
}. &. Strarns, Clerk.
Bradford, Dec. -, 1863.
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DODD'S
NERNINE
ONCE MORE

The stnsaard remedy for hlliousnrss with
the medical profession. Is the Anti-billinus Pill
of the American Pharnaeupuia. And it, rep
utatiou has been well enough deserved But
II l. Iiil nevertheless, md most people of
sensIliily feed soncthidg about as biz ~ IL
meeting hoil>r coming into their throat Whei
ever pill is spoken OF DDDD'S NEKNlNE
AND lNNlGbRAlDR acts -iici.utly ou the
hillary organism; it initiates neither rtcmurh
"r Intestine H. its operation: and what is very
important, a. all .yond nurses know il II most
agreeable to take. being as pleasant to the
palate ~ any delicate wine We all know how
il j. with t"d Liver Od Ita pure state it is
"Nccilrdt Tor certain condi ions of debility
and particularly IN tendencies toton>uInpiion
aud yet uany of the best ph, ~iriaIis decline 10
prescribe it, bcca'is- il So drcadiulv >ickrns
III" paticn,. That they say, makes il du more
harm than good With nodTs Ncrvilc all
this beculn-- obsolete. For sale by ali Drug
giSts. Pri, 81 q
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31

The collector of Taxes gives notice
that all Taxes due the Town of
Bradford must be paid before Feb.
l. 1870. or legal measures will be
taken To collect them.
The state Tax now due will be
subject To IA deduction of 4 per cent,
if paid before the first day of Feb
ruary, 1870.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


I'D TIE NOKkING CLAIM WenTc NOV
preImred to furnish si classes with constant
employ ent AT home. the Who'll. of she time
Tor the spare moments. business new, liz hr,
and profitable. Persons of either sex can
earn from 80 Ia v MI evening. aud pr"por
tional sam by devofing their whnle tin. 10 the
eus,n.-- Boys an girls can earn nearly as
much a. in"u. That all VIII" s-,. this notice
may send their address. and te-t The business,
We make this u, parail'-l-d oher 10 such a.
are not well satisfied. We will send 81 Ia pay
Tor the trouble Of writing Pull particulars,
valuable sample. which will do 10 commence
work on. and IA c.'i'y OF the Peoples iitersrr
Compahioii-"ne of the largest and best fami-
" new papers published-all sent free by
NAL. Reader, if you want permanent.
profitable work, address T.. &. ALLEN & Co.
Augusta. Ma ne.
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National Bank Of New bury.

WELLS RIVER. VI, Dec 3, 1865.
The Annual meeting of III" Stockholders of
the National Bank OF Newbury. will ne hcll at
their Banking liousr on Tuesday, the lith day
of January next at H. o'clock A. NJ. for the
election OF Directors for the ensuing year.
2.w3 GEO. LESLIE, ta>h'r
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31
Local and State Matters.

The annual meeting If the Agri.
cultural Library Association of
Bradford, will be held at f. Is.
Davis & Co. store, on Wednesday
January 8, 1870, at'7 O'clock pm.
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Orange County National Bank.

G. ELsEA VI. Dee. Is, 1869.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders N
the Orange County National Bank. OF Chelsea
vi. will be held ~ their banking House ON
Tuesday tli.. lith day OF January neat. ~ 10
utIock A. NJ, Tor the election OF Directors for
the cnsung year.
JAMES c. HOUGITON JR.
2sw3 Cashier.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31

q. Stevens and Trustees.-Action I:
General assumpsit for the price of
one Ketchum Moving Machine
Trial continued through the day.
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NJ ID. man III every town OF one
W thousand or more inhabitants Ia MANN
iacturc Iahd employ others IL sell and apply
all article OF which millions III dollars worth
nave been sold Frun $40 10 $t2u worth iirc,i-
cd upon every huuing. Putcat rua on,, free
al. Write fun directions upon iul common
sized stamped envelope. i"id tn. cHt> togtth-
cr. and c"c'ose tor particulars IL RIA BRAD
N1hEET. Box 20. Boston. Mass
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31

Every farmer and stock breeder
should have the American Stock
Jonrnal, md we are now giriag it
d,rdy to all new subscribers, AS well
AS old ones, who pay for the Opinion
one year III advance. 81. 30 will Sc
cure both Journals for one wear.
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,1nO = MONTH NA1.NWY

IT INVJ Paid len Agents uaic and Il mae
tu.i u'.- permanent. Enclose hsiainp' Van
Alr H. a.. IA broadway New York. Zip
out aud return advertisement. l--xlWi
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-31

ORANGE Co. AGRICULTURAL
SoCIErY.-The annual meeting Of
this society, will be held at tie
Trotter House, in Bradford, Oh
Wednesday, January II, 1870, at
! o'clock L. NJ.