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MEMPHIS.
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xANk4XV&AU
MEMPHIS. Nov. 21.-A train on the mississippi
Central Railruad ran on 1}uck Hill Friday night
fmaahng the carr, and breAa!ng The nmos Of
lumber Of passengers. No further PARTICULAR
]. u. West, dsurer, from Madison County, kT,
WIS musdeied by Z. + Moore, m tmploye 81 ~.
In TaEahAichle County, Mtss., Last week Neate
body IVES found By hnntera Id the swamp MOORE
MAs arrested on suspicion, and confessed his Eusll
He u 10 tall 1t Charleston.
, 1869-11-22

Joseph TnnhoEn ktllcd-L1cutennut
Dauxhcxsy AvcnEcs his slstcr's
HoQoxs
From sAe Kotomo, Ind, Tribune, Net. Is.
Jast a. tho c1t!Een1 OF This place were enjoying
thcar ThanksRtEtne dinner to-dav, terrible tfage-
dy was cr 8cted It the SneGuaa HouDa
Far toue uUc 1t ha4 been known 70 the family
Of Nj, DauEferty that scAudA1ou8 and Qptf4th-
ful repor, WI IN circulation touching the chArae-
L lime when thE family resided u lndtanspoiis,
Tho scandal VA traced to the family Of Ysn.
horn A member Of shis family wx8 tA1ked to up
On the subject, 1ud Joseph VAnhnEn waa given is
tAA 4ntnn11ty.
Il Ra Nc teHeYe6. heIp1Q In a9e1faan, fsas
, 1869-11-22
ILLINOIS,.

Constitutional Convention = Forty
fifth Dtstrict-Oftlcinl.
, 1869-11-22
Weather.

CINCINNATI, Nov. N.--The frce4o 1ast night wa
the 8eyereHt OF the ktAe0n. Tho thermometer
this morning wsa to;eTeni19. n. DsT CLOUDY;
1l6ht olekf.
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N1&rllSScFtp EsuuAQts
New York Live stock Market.

LOUISVILLE, Not. sl.-Hon. f. Rumse5 Win
has received bis commission as Minister ii Ecus
dor. arh leaves for Washington II few days 10
lost.ucEnlE.
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EFcAf kfElfRtus
TILE GALES.

LIVERPOOL, Nor. %.
The gales still continue around the coast, md
HL!pwrrcks arc uuncEous. The shin Modoc, from
Havana for Liverpool, With sugar, went ashore 1t
Yarmouth, and was AbaEhontt. No lises lost,
The Pilgrim. ttom Quetec 1or Liverpool MAa
abandoned at Sea- No date. The creH wc1c
cared.
B0En MARKET.
FAASKF0K1, Nov. 81.
TnItcd States haudB arc n1u,. Q1osa,,ous uc-
changed.
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STKEi.E 4 HITCHCOCK.
11NRATK1 ADykXI1g1Na A11hIH. hKAkho2A xAXAs
TEE REN ni~2,
xf4 kstAt7s8 10 feetfre air+tstse7!e + TIL TA1hCE1
a osr so.aa< ra's. s@d aso fov my Daav E-*ty =
Uoathsy FfsE k7saEl.s n A~eSe1, a. Ts5tAAs
RE- &s<ea Fv4ess, Ess~asst asp H~a~A~ " pap1 Il
afFax. I'D Msttt
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COLORADO.

Average Republican najeTty, 40, r..
Chester coIei, fss votes IN The district; kud
there were 100 scattering.
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HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE.


kun aercs Of tie finest laEea IN kAa.sa soisA.1e
ieE e:sl asek nd iiult lA5a ~ tals " TIC S.ns
kAusas Paete Ratxay, II from e. to q y! hert Gu
fve yeatr' time. The Uompany hare est.h1ita.a an
inkA ELscseo lna wlete parttr. can cAf Per. nAy VI
:.nd y 1sn fe1 sIsfas, so.1isS ta t.
CTS. Le1venno9t Atthsou, L2xyrnee, TopekA jung
ti.n CITY S4lcA Denver. S4lt4 fe Ban Praadscl, and
- '0-'@ G. i. PRATT, General Assent
, 1869-11-22
France
TlRIS ELECTIONS,

PARE, Nos. 81.
The supplementary election lor members Of the
Corps 1cg!s!auf fron this CITY commenced Today,
auf Is progressing quietly up to this hour u
O'clock. r. ny There has been 10 disturbance IN
any quarter OF the city.
NAPOLEON.
The Emperor left Conpe'gne this morning, by
special train, for raEs, aud arrived at the Tci}.
e11es st noon.
DE IEesEPs DECORATED
n. Dc Lessepn has been dccornted with the
Gsanu CIusn u the Legion Of Honor.
kErCKHYfu.
4 tespatch from ls1ua!ta ANNOUNCES that the
Emperor Of Austrta has set ont On his return
from Suez
Npnfn.
HErrBL!cAk PROTEST.
MADRID, Nov, 81.
In The Cores. yesterday, Admiral Topete Pre-.
siding. tie members Of the Republican minority
presented proieAt declaring that there was no
truth IN the reports ,hA. they were Implicated In
Conspiracy Rith the Insurgents ID the Island Of
Cuba.
kEISFDKcEXkNTS FOR CCKL
Additional retuIorccue ents OF vu1AuteeFy.for SCI.
vice aa,ltd during the lattts part OF last week fot
uarA1a.
The newly appointed Ambassador from Portugal
was received today BY tue lsegrnt, With great
ceremony.
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MASONIC NOTICES,


%TaSoHic.
lafayette Ctarte: 10. :. RAM Rreafar ecnv?-
Gallon thle tMendav} t*enipe nis4 oeoek. fnr b.st
md wns the r H. DexTcs At thrir hall IL the
AAko1e TemtIe FistafH cottkllly ipFited to Atsead
Pr 4tdes ct Tho u. 4. h. T.
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marks Of the past" for a short time.
it may yet do some good work.


NARROW ESCAPE OF A YALE
STUDENT FROM STARVATION AND
DROWNING.-The Woliboro' N. I.)
NelcS states that a student at Yale
College, son of a DR.. Walker of
Boston, visited Mount Chocorua.
III Albany. on October /, in compa-
ny with several others. Strayiug
from the party, he got lost, and
wandered in the woods nearly four
days, with nothing to eat but one
cracker, a piece of tobacco and a
few wild berries. On Monday. Oct.
/, the day of the great storm, he
was seen on the north side OF Swift
river, on the intervale, waving his
hat as a signal for aiO 5 that
side of tho river Is uninnabiued, 2
man went over TO him in boat, and
found hlm surrOun led with rapidly
rising water, unable to get away
The water continued to rise so fast
that they could not rccroSS the ri
yer, but, with the aid of the boat,
they succeeded in reaching an Old.
deserted house. where they STAYED
TIL the following morning. On
Wednesday the unfortunate eXcur-
SioniSt started for home, the almost
impaSsable condition of the roads
obhging him to 90 on foot. The
people of Albany and vicinity have
heard nothing from him since he
crossed the Saco, toward North Con
way, and are someW hat anxious to
know that he reached his destima,
ton in safety.
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The reply was made as with an agre-
able surprise. "Wby, this letter is
for me, | have been expecting it
for long while " The messenger
upon this demanded ten thalcI> t'c
the carriage of the packet, wh,c1
was readily paid, with liberal 20
dition to the porter. The new pos
SCISSOR Of the packet FASTENED to an
obscure corner to examine his ~ llI",
but, on breaking the seal f"uud
nothing but few sheets of paper
on which was wtittcn ''Dpne
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PROBATE COZ RTS.
bradford District. i-J~, 1850.

nRORNTE COURTS VII hc holden within
aud tor the District ut bradford, fer thr
year ensuing. as follows, NIzt
Atthc froltci House IN Bradford,
un the second Tuesdays of January, March,
Muy and August, l~o9
At ;hc Hotel in East torinth, on
thc second Tuesdays of February July SEP
TENDER aud November, lSb'.
At the Ncwbury House, NcWhufN,
un the second Tuesday. of June, aud Ociuhrt
and the last Tuesday ~ August lSn'.
Atthc Registers Ollicc, West Falr.
cc ou the second Tuesday IA December. louS,
and the second luo-da, Ia April, and lact
Tuesday Ia september, lso'.
ALNAU HEAN, Register
MeatFnire Dec I, 1863
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DuNE.-A man in the dress of n
workman was lately walking IN the
streets of Berlin with package III
his hand, sealed and inscribed with
au address. aud Il note that II con
taincd one hundred lhalcrs IN treas
ury bills. As the bearer Appeared
lo bc at u loss, he was accostcd 10y
u passenger, who asked him what
he was looking for. The simple
countrymnn placed the package in
the inquircr's hands, and requested
thu, he would icad the address ---
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4 wise Clergyman now deceased
once said: ale had learned TO
preach not only so that people could
understand him If they had u mind
to. but also that they could not mis-
understand him if they wanted TO.
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The Termoat Legislature.

-hpIIpilCI hceNlnP IlbuSt potlclN,
enlarge the powers thereof, and fix
the time Of holding the annual meet
ing. The bill changes the name 10
the First Congregational Society Ct
Montpeler,and alleviaIcs the neccS-
ity of two distinct organizations in
the management of the society.
II. 3, For the relief of school
district No. 4, in Middlebury.
II. 5, To provide for the expenses
of the council Of Censors.
II. IL, Relating to the city of
Burlington, and the City Court of
said city. Giving to the city officers,
police officers and city court Of
Burlington, the same general pow
erS rs is now given to town officers,
couStableS, and justices of the peace.
II. II, liz amendment Of sec (, of
chap. l07, OF the G. s., entitled 'of
mechanics liens Allowing mcchm-
les to make attachment on amy hoISc
or building. they may have erected
or repaired, within three months
from the time such lien Shall be hled
i'm the Town Clerks Office. and five
months from the date of iud cement,
TO lodge a copy Of such judgement
in fine Town Clerks ot,tcr. such
huildm1 TO be rlercupop holden for
the amount of .ha mlgment.
II -. In amendment Of see. Q. Of
chap. is, of the G. s.. relating to
/ Ia\iIr o,t and ai>cou,iuulng burial
ii srrl.. Cll. inc the mauurr Of
.iyin. motto, - parties in interest.
II 80. Iayiuu y fax ON tlc Comfy
/ of Catalonia.
II rs. Crdiur thr Antirtam and
G,.t >lurrCr,urtrIjp. 20 thr -uited
~ra,r>.
II -. To irraroorato the Barre
/ Railroad Comp3uy.
II g.. 10 incorporate the Vermont
30
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tbctowu oi Woodiurd.
THE Governor las also dj,approy-
rd the following bills
: H., to iucorpng3trthc Allurgh,
tlilagdte and l'Ia't>our4h Steam
Ii b'. &" diH'H..h'oi - see. -. "i
chan. j.. o. thr g. 5. relating to the
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II II, 10 SLY Illt ltdSl, an anomaly .
that the State which is the most uni.
tornly radical on national questions,
should be the most dogmaticalIy
conservative in her home AFFAIRS
The stranger who visits her legisla-
ture expecting to find that body di-
rected 10y spirit Of intelligent re
form will be wofully disappointed.
The most important instance of its
conservatism and fear of ''interfcr>
lug with the institutions of our an.
cestorS" which the present session
has developed is its action on the
uSuary law.
A blll was introduced in the
House to raise the legal rate of in
tcreSt in the State from six to eight
per cent. 1t is a notorious fact that
money IS to-day commanding and
obtaining not less than the latter
rate in all parts Of the State. Some
Of our banks charged as high as nine
per cent. this summer. Iuc laws of
Vernon. impose heavy penalties for
u~ury. but they are never enforced.
The GoVernorcarurStiY recommend
ed legislation 10 euabie borrowers to
legally obtain the same rate which
they everywhere obtained Illegally.
The State herself paws more than
six per cent. the United States
bonds are paNilo seven and three.
tputh> in currency. In ordcrto avoid
the u.url laws much rf our caDital
flows ont of the State 10 localities
where the laws are more favorable.
This il injurious to the manntactur.
ing interest or Ncrmout.and benefits
no interest. unless it be those of
other States which profit by the Sc
verify of our laws. Now when IA
hill was presented 10 the Houses
tanned h\ these and many other con.
sidcratious. to raise the local rate of
interest. its speedy passaoc should
seem to have been assured. But
the authors Of thp measure had not
considered b,g iunolab,y. our leo.
i~Iatnrc are aucAngrl TO tlr f,adj.
rieus and laws of the Dast. The
farmers ro,r ~, U,oyxe in iha Uou>r
and voted the lj,' iuto nhlivion.-
Thr debates on f.p uuq,ljou are =
curious subject for study. The
friends of rhr nr,uu>itio, had 1br
rle5rr,t po>>ihle ease. Nothing was
aa\luccl ON the NEGATIVE that am.
pro3chpd an aroumrut. One mrm.
Der summed mn the ease for the on.
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\ TERRIBLE ENENY.-Thc rum
seller is a terrible enemy to every
family circle. He sits in the lurk
Ing places of the village like beast
OF prey. He iaStcnS his eyes upon
the youth and sets forth the most
tempting bait to draw them into his
net IT some huge serpent lurking
near should now and then glide Il.
long tie street and wind his fatal
folds around somebody's son and
crush him, who could remain indll.
fcrcut or iuactlvc9 Every parent,
every citizen would rise up, and that
serpent would bc dragged ioItlrand
destroyed, though his ded were Il
rocky fortress. That serpent could
XIII but the body. The rum>cllcr
Kills the body and soul together.
Aud Yet parents who know all
tins, and who would sooner follow a
son to the grave IN llr'S fair morn
my than see him live to become u
victim of the rumScllcr. will sit still
with folded hands aud see the work
Of ruin 90 on buSlly around him
once a wolf went prowIug over the
hills and valleys, thinning the ilockS
of the farmers. The men rose mp,
pursued the enemy 10 his lair, the
hraNcst of them went in aud con.
lroHted aud destroyed him. That
wolf prcNed only upon the Hooks,
the rumscllefs prey upon the pre-.
ciouS youth. Had the wolf been en-
dowcd with perpetual life and he
drlourrd the sous instead of the
lambs. he would not have been at
all 81 terrible an enemy 10 the homes
of the country ~ are the rumsclcrs
who are tattculng 10y the ruin of
souls.
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The 10e Of the UOTtd.

IL dllt"dlN llidl Eiltlltt' - dt f'l
against itself on the subject of the
age OF the world-the theory of
modern biologists that the earth is
hundreds of millions of years old
being comhattrd by eminent astron-
omerS and physicists, They also
controyert what is called the uni
t0rmitOrian theory, which claims
that the action of natural causes
has always been uniform, and that.
from changes now visible on the
earthS surface, 1t is logical and safe
to argue back to similar changes
hundreds of years ago. 1t claims.
also, that il Is unSCientIiic to suppose
that the changes were more rapid
then than now, or affected by other
prOCeSSes.-Ihe denial of these the
orieS is based on Investigations Sug-
gcStcd by recent discoveries of the
permanencc and corrclatl0nS of force.
These indcat" that the earth cannot
have existed for a hundred millions
of years, nor the sun have been
source of heat for a longer period,
while the time may be reduced to a
IeW mllli"h years me theory ol
uniformity is declared simply Impos-
SinIt as IL Is aoNoIutely certain
tnat natural causes nave operated
win varying intensity ana iapidlty.
The status of the two parties is
tuuS gwen oy the providence Jourh-
'I ,.
NII NIlIli'lh iipSon, confess
c.I} 'Ie "ol'St nun III 'rr2t blit
an III il't'"fal phltoSopnN ana dppIl-
td hathelhaucS, IeadS tilc attack ON
geological time, ana the dneclneSS
ana power OF ms arguments nave
brought dlSmaN to the ranks OF &c
oIoglStS, VINO thought mathematl-
cdl framing o' niue Importance IN
ScleiIliic study ilol' huxley mas
attempted 10 answer hliI', ou', IN 90.
luS o,haN Nlfiu'ilN apalI"oiltu potll
ihe Iohg tilIe c'aim ana the uhIlor,
unitarian 'il'ofN' ne mas gwen up
tlc iatltl ioF tilc pafWlNiall thtoiA
! oI developments, when he calls by
tilo less onJrctl0lable Lame OF cNo-
illloh.
ne i!ile Oh argument loIloWed nN
/ OH NlIl'aiil thompson Is 700 az
S'iuSe l"f the c0Il'llillN ol uallN
paper, ouj may he Ihdlca'ed Tor me
"cnrlit ol "ui readers. One OF ms
arguments IS drawn nom the sup
poScd cooling oi the caltIn he
process cannot nave oeen uniform,
tor the hotter the body the more
rapidly must neat radlate, but hN
a rough estimate ol the rate oi cool
inE' according 10 ordinary laws, II
cannot nave been more than ~, 700.
oo' Years SINCE 'iir NuP'i"ti" strata
ol iIIt EARN were III ihoIteti state.
oi course, therefore, organic NE
must nave neel introduced since
Again. it is found by nice caIcula-
Uons that the daily tides occasion a
slight retardaiom OF the calth'S TO
tatiun. The rotation, therefore, must
have been much more rapid millions
5ecu consolidated at the time when
thcccntriugal force was much Great
CIR than now. its form would hay,
been changed. \ limit. therefore
may be established. beyond whicl
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Si,,r,gIt\IsNI Inhu Wesley
,v,s nnrr trouhlrI IN r,,nrd tn tbn
lisuosftinu nf fine ,.,i,in,Is .,rts and
,,r rhaurrs oT rnrh in reference to
r',nrn L..,in.s. nruu,isIm,nt 4
dream our mont tram .nortod him IN
III. mu.nrt,in vnnd,,ing. IN tl,n
ont,. nr hrlI
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-19

\ Boston paper is in favor of
women voting if they want to- \
western paper would like to see the
man who could make them vote If
they didn'l want to-
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-19

'Of what u>cme lormsN cNclaim.
I'd u pctulcnt legislator TO Dr. Frank.
lin: 'you cannot deny that they are
often mere empty Thugs 'WcIl,
my friend, and So are barrels; but
they have thciruscS, quietly replied
the Doctor.
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@iE A CARp.
AurniorAt rlAlls

Tbis ccrtiGcs that pr. ! y clark has done
dental work IA our families. aud that his woik
has given entire satisfaction
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NUMBER "a.
In BrOHse.

New York city is tomorrow TO
witness a grand spectacle. 1t is the
dedication of the Vanderbilt memo
rial. Most of our readers know
what that is; but for the benefit of
those who do not. we will briefly
explain. The memorial then is moth
ing less than the representation in
bronze Of the life and triumphs of
Commodore Vanderbilt. 1t is a bos
reiicf, covering an area of upwards
of three Thousand square feet, and
costing over half a million dollars
\ colossal statue of the Commo-
dorc himself occupies the centre
The side figures represent him as a
ferry boy, Il steamboat hand, a river
captain, railroad king,and i'll vari-
aus other characters. The work
adornS the front of the new Hudson
River k. Il. depot in New York. On
Wednesday the 10th instant the
memorial is to be dedicated. Cor
gcouS are to be the ceremonies
Governor John I. Hoffman Of New
York is to preside, assisted 10y May
or Hall and other Iammany sachems.
There are to be OratiOns; there are
to be rrOccSSionS,a and there are to be
festivities of all kinds. Vanderbilt
is expected to occupy prominent
seat on the platform, and blush not
at all the eulogiStlc words OF the
speakers. The man of brass will be
disturbed 10y the shower of compli,
mcntS. But the man of flesh and
blood will hear his own deitication
with the composmc acquired by
practice. How Hoffman will feel
we cannot say. But it is an unuSu-
al thing for the chief magistrate of
/ Il State to assist III the metallic
4 cXaltation of a railroad speculator.
a Wall street gambler and an un>
ScrupulOus lobbyist. 1t is quite
common for the press to speak OF
the shameless ctlrOntery OF James
/ Fisk. ,Ir. Bat here is a man who
rrcctS at his own expense costly
memorial of himself, and himself
4 makes all tie arrangements for its
+ dedication. The brass used in the
/ work fifty SymbOIlzCS the leading
! characteristics of is author and
subject. If it was of iron it would
at once suggest the hardheartd self
/ iShncsS ot the great railway m0nop.
/ ollst. What act of Vanderbilt has
So benefited the state of New York,
that its Governor should hasten
/ from Albany to uncover this bdS re-
iicf oil the Hudson River Il. Il. de
pot What public henciaetion had
it's source i'll the plcthoric pocket,
/ of this man. What great diStrcSSes
have his countless millions relieved
The cost OF the memorial would save
many families from cold and hunger
and sickness for the coming winter
But other duties press more heavily
upon the magnate Of Wall street.
II is necessary that Il memorial
should hc erected, and that the
author OF it should listen to tn,
tu!>omr culogN and PARTISAN praiS,
of his TammauN cOnttereS of TIA,
executive chambcr and tie Mayors
office. How rare ding Is modes y
/ We have heard Of many men, phi
lanthropists. statesmen. aud Solder'
of a fame not bought with gold,w {
we're unwilling that monuments t
commemorate their achievements
should be- erected even over thci
/ graves. We never before heard o
a man Who could unhlu>hingly crec
and dedicate a colossal statue o
. himself
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job Printing

Ing prices Our Office is well furnished with
material aud stock for this department, and
We nov have experienced aud competent
workmen Ia use them. If you want any print
ing done You need not 20 to the city. or oJt Of
the county, for You can get good work AID
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Why Is n nun like Il fool BE.
cause II holds u lady's hand without
squeezing II.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.

One Copy one year, in advance, sl,1o
Ii not paid within three months, 80
ty= No variation whatever from the Sc rate.
te~ No paper discontinued until all alre.I-
ages are paid, except at the option of the
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-19

The New England papers tell u
good story of u Massachusetts clcr
gyman who had a poor old church
which the congregation wished to
repair rather than build Il new one.
Two Sundays ago he prayed that ten
thousand dollars might not bc vast
cd on the old building, aud that 1t
might bc blown down. The follow
ing Tuesday came the big gale,
knocking the church to spliutcts
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The Cincinnati Times says "rhc
new railroad between Louisville aud
Cincinnati, will bind the two cities
together like u pair of eats tied 10y
the tall
The best printing machine f'ed,r
She public.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-19

In view of the modern improve
mrnts, It has been suggested that
Old Father Time should throw away
the hour glass and scNthc, and buy
Il watch and moving machine.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-19

4 poor fellow in SanlraneiscO. mn.
able TO get work, wrote a note that
he Was going to "makc application
for a place Is fireman to the devil"
Aml took ArSrmIc.