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Mr.. Bergh, president of the society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals, in New York,
is ont in vigorous protest against the present
fashion Of clipping the coats of horses, and pro-
poses u visit the terrOrs of his organization on
those who practice it. Will the society here
follow suit? That's what our hOrsemen want
70
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% Gen. Grants Version of the Surrender OF
Lee, credited by the New York Herald, New
York Mall, and a number of other papers to the
Boston Advsriiser, was flched by the Washing
ton correspondent of the Advertiser from THE
STARS " Hour with Clark Mills" The new
correspondent of the Advertiser, in place OF
sidney Andrews, does not enter upon his career
very CIeditabIy.
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BEEcHEE SwEDKsBORGIAs.-Mr. Thomas
Hitchcock, prominent SwedenbOrgisn, who
wa Interviewed by a reporter of the New York
S.n few Gays since, said OF Henry Ward
Beeeher;-'' He breaches more of the essence or
the New Church doctrines than some of our
own ministers. Bishop Clarke, OF Rhode Islau4
does the same 4"
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ID II. LITTLE q CO..
CORNER sra AND Z. NAVY YARD.
Are daily in receipt Il
FRksIE GOODS.
RkISiNS: NUTS.
Selected Layers Paper Sh-ll Almonds,
LorruC Bros P.cap
Seedless, Filbrrts,
whole, half ar boxes. Palm
ZANTE gURRANTs,
LEGHpkA trhDN,
TGRhI>H PhTNES,
NEM fIG>. Several q iuis,
CHOICE BONE MADE NiSCE MEAT
In Pails and Hall Barrels
JfIiiES ~ an kinds
CANNED ' ri It's ard NEGkTABLES,
PINE APPLE aud EDAM CHEESE
4 Choic- and Selected tick Of nld WINES AND
LIQUORS. SANTA CRUZ KUN. NsW ENG-
NDkU NJ, COOKING WINES and BRANDIES,
JUST Received FOB THE HOLIDAYS,
AND FER sALEBF
r.. LITTLE q CO.,
deii-lrn corner -th and streets. Na'y-ysrs
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MORE BLooD--It is reported IN New York
that Richard Grant White, the guardian Of
English undehlsd, has challenged Horace Gree
ley 10 fight duel for having allowed an edito-
rial 70 be printed in the Tribune containing the
passage: Z" We have no faith that war viii b,
pat an end to-" &C., &c. Mr.. Greeley's friends
admit that the pTovocation is sufficient, and say
he has no alternative but to fight. Some OF
them express surprise that White does not shoot
him down on sight.
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1rK oTP.INsTALLATIuNs

rK OFP INSTALLATIONS.
The q g Of X az p. of the District of Columbia
announces 10 the L0ogss the following appOintm,nt,
To Install the new officers on ard alter JaDuary 2
1871. viz:
Caisnihe, No 1i,v.G c Alex. Campbell
Frierdship. No 8, e X = g.. j. L. Foxweu
Liberty, No. 6, G. o., a. T Csvis
Excelsior, No. "a. q. q A. T. Cavis.
Dan or, No. l., q G., Go V strobeI
syrscusi. L.. No 10. q c., Alex Cam pbell
D-cs,nr No. 9. G. p .Jno. W Tho apsoI
Franklin No. 2 g. v p Jno w Thomson
ABscostis, SO. IS, q O., n. p. Catt1il
Germans, No u, q. C. A. r Cavis
webster. N :. q X SO J. l.. Foxwell
Mount Vernon, NO. 5, q. G. b, r. P. Cattei
Lodges will have tLeir returns ready for the In
staliiDe ofhcerS
IT,. Grand Off oeI-, when no, otherwise engage B,
The Grand lodge will meet NJ X Of p Hail.
corner Ith and streets. third floor on MONDAY
EVENING, January %, lS7I, al ~ O'Clock
By order: g. l. FJNWELI.,
dez7H Repl u. X. n. pro tsr
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RAILROADS

RALT1noRk AND oH'" RAILROAD
WASHINGTON. December Is. 100.
aS4Ss ss "a sISfsTl i.S i: u "
WEST are nov run % follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
sss '.' s''1; ::';si -s r.
Leave daily .n s1ssp, SUNDAY s'4s and s:sss.
% quo Ios KssAPoLn.
.r.s s or sns s:as, 10
ON sUNDAY
Leave st sp sDk Way AZ sfsii ntS ana ''''.
.'.'is ss sGt sas s.s 81 e rs III , xsgf
Leave daily, except SUNDAY. ct SIS . n. and
s:ss s ;ss 20 :es M, -. n s.l, .ss...
:cS st Ess.. s s.ss !: 500 s:
TSSoSsS ticket. g .ss W.. can e had :. y.
,ii;, sss 1rs Is4a.ss c.: ana soo. x.
-, $1,000 wI.sos:
Gro. :. 8ooSfs. CO. IL Al. tse.; .,..,o. ~.
fss1 b. liz its ~. :ss.sSssss'0'
wHA: az s:. %: = '0o-.oos
81 "a s:1 J., ilaosiH AS
FOE uHW YOBA, without change a care
Leave daily texoeOe Sunday ~ D % . -. 0:lo
iOR PHILADELPHIA.
Isevs daily fslcspt sundsyD q 100 .. H., lS,le
On SUNDAY.
teovs 9of usv Hork q soc ,. NE 90 Eeiisess.
0ss0inG oars lot Asy Yorx On .. M. srssn IA,
fhr00gA etckeee - Philadelphia, Nsu Yort, q
q Is a.: W. - ~ VOC"
ese 6altimsrs aaa OHIO Rssirosa sdvsrusspeu,
Tor schedule betWeeo WaAhinRton, Baltimore, A
naDollo. and the Wsee. J. l.. WILSON,
4egtes Of fransDs~<sfsnn
enc. D. ROOufx. Agent. W ashinRtob ~
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FAMILY SUPPLIES. ETC.

II TTER AND secs
ID BUrrKR AND EGGs n
WROE ESALEAND hETsIL.
Frefb ROLL TTEk. BY the roll. "a D. ; = ST.
Who'll sale by fhc package. less
EFrs Rnd Dri-d fruif b. iHg can be bad IN this
Cits a. tie Butter and T.. y pot
de2i-esa' 1i29 7th street. \ W
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Bishop Potter, of New York, has decided, 1t
is said, to prohibit the elaborate colored aud
embroidered vestments now used in religious
services at st. Adams and one or two other
Episcopal churches in New York city. There
can be no appeal. for the present at least. from
his decision, and hi. action is likely therefore
10 bring the ritualistic question to a focus, as
c'ergymen refusing to conform ID it are liable
{, deposition from the ministry. The last gen
eral convention Of the church in New York city
referred the subject 81 a special committee,
who are expected to report next year; but in the
meantime each Bishop is authorized to decid e
what shall be the practice in his own diocese.
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EsrABLIsHED 1883.
VIM ORN1E sS SON.


- - n.sl-rs ~
FAMILY GRoCEkLss TEAS. WINES, Ii
OupRS. FhENGH ANn ENGLISH PICKLES
SAUCES and otaeT Foreign ,mp,riations.
Nc 1918 Pa. aNe between 10th aud llth streets.
CHhMPAGNES.-Ne Clicsuot q. . Mumm
BRsNDIE>.-OtsEd. Dupuy o. Pinet, OAs-
ulon a 90, lsW Domestic Brandy.
WINEs.-Clsrei. sherry. aAaira, Port. Califor-
GIN. RUNS. Sc.-Gin. Holland and Domestic;
Rnm lsriaiCs and rOmc-tiC. founEsr A.. uIb-
hertz Brown stout. fute Apple Older.
Our hi-ke-sf irish. rCntCh. ana Americana are
ulsnrpsss-d f"r sge sna quality,
the best quality cur spies. ground sui Whole ere
pure. W would respeC fullT call attention q oar
stock q " hisky, 10 years oid. del42w
REHoLDi BEHOLD
CHEAPEST GROCERIES ~ row.
BEsr FAMILY FLOUR..-..s 20 aud - @ pr q, bbI
BEST ELAN TEAS :, c ~ ~ - n
IMP Ma u. I, T6A,-' oeH's, -. 2 and ~ .
S SItI M ~ Ssk p,li Ps---.--...-s per gllsa
SUGAR HOUSE MULASsE~-s5 cents
Lorng Bro BkSr LAY ER RAlslAS. .Iac pr ~
PRIME NEW ITRuN.......-...-.........-5t- p-r ib
CHOICE NEN CURTAINS - loo Der Ii
Loo large boxes BkST LAYER RAJ
DO 4 boxes BEsr LAiEK RAlsINs.
500 ! boxes BEsT LAYEK RGTsiNs. - p'' '0A
Casssrd 8 CO SUGAR CURED HANS 30 Pe SGs
BET kOLL BUTTE r.; .,...-.-s0c. per 10
~ oIams q hrst quality q Pics Is ans nc. perlb
BEST MINUE htAT-...---..--...-.... rs cents
Cine che. me all,
And give u csil-
BRAY BIO, 3ai Penn a avenue.
between 81 AID a, streets, north sifs.
Goods delivered ire ~ charre. dei7 lms
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.argesl Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.

WASHINGTON CITY:
DAY.....Decenber p, 1870.
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Having sold our stock and fixtures, &c, 10 Messr,
NJ 1ZGER q BYLES. we cheertulIy recon- mend
them to customers friends, and the public gen
orally. Idel6 dtJali BURR n FISKE
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~AH ELEMENTARY SISUiN sc GLASS "a
w being srRanized ct DIR. u ,ul 1eis d Aced nv
n U A: Terms Is per quarter of ton weeks, n
ih'ss Wishing TO joir viii psaes leave
tossi names ~ seee. deA-0
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~ "Fh0yInKNT Alp SOJisTY viii meet It
b.r al : o lock Purpose: Election Of officers and
oth he. i.sPorisnt b.-1t.s WOLF, Secretary
1TEnTIcE.-The COMMITTEES on Ex.MI.
- NATION Of sPPLICANTs ;or p,sitions on
the metropolitan Police Force viii no dts regatta
aGar,ers on ' =. PGI1 Hsai p
de2sd IA LAzENBy. sec-,trry.
JIG TIE members =, Of ii EA A. n STAR LopGS.
D. ore ., 5fagested 70 meet At th-ir L2dsf
ON Thu ksrAY, 9th inst, At il o'clock m to
attend tEeianeTai Of orr ceased BrotL er TBoNA.
JoSEs All Sister lodges are cordially invitcd to
~ Ogdtr of tbeE.
1t - JOSEPH n. MAYEE. Secretary.
M i rANsHNIs C. Hs@I;Ts Of HIa1a
TJinIa D. s'tnS %SsGitng q the Loge o.
O'Clock make arrsngem2ut. TO aiend the funsraI
of ar 3ecea-,d brother. JAMES GLEASON, which
oclockr .froul his late residence. No % Grs.h
'' dssss f''rse'o"n' ? e e.xKAwLIsGs WV
W. .. o. F.-Member. intsnding to visit
y? C,lpeper. to ii stitnte a new Lodge th.re,
.ss ;i I. rsgfseT taelr s1p-- a. A..dqu.rt-
before FsinAY NFXT 'n VI
The railroad fare has been fixed at S. % fer round
trip and the train will cave at s. CLOCK On SAT-
IhDAf MORNING, 5lst instant, returning next
ds2s q WI. KETTLER, or Master.
"i. q. %. n. CHOIR-aIXED VOICES
lS Members hereby nptiFad to meet
promptly on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 23th
instant, at o y clock
deG-2t Il. b. NIXON, Secretary.
~CHKiSTMAs ENTERTAINMENT tor The
S Benefit of ST. STEPHENS SCHOOL,
WEDNESDAY. December 18th, at O'Clock o ~
in the basement of the Church corner of 25th Street
and Pa. Tickets Is cents de2y ga
~CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Y. N. c. A. BUILDING, corner 9th and ID streets.
An excellent collection 81 over Il OBJ volume, of
Standard Works, to which new AID p lpuar Books
added published. Subscripti ms So per
year. tel- If
N@wATER KEATS,
WATER REeIsTRARs OFFICE, CITY HAIL.
WAsHISGION, ID. C., December Y, $50. (
Owing to the great labor and delay conseousut
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
~ "AsHINGToN.D g.. Deceaher "a, 1879
on the petition of Il u. BUCKMAN, OF Phila.
delrh a, PrBn.yivania, aud SAMUEL A. sIsSOS.
d oute"sbury, Vermont, executors of = s Allen,
dtcessed, praying Tor the extension of patent
erantto TO the said 8. Allen on the 9TH day OF
AsTii 'e1'; Tor al improvement in Harvesters
IL IL ordered that the testimony IN rne case D,
iOsed on the eth day Of Nj arch next: that tbs
.ime fer fling arguments and the Examiners report
D. limited to the Eth day OF March next, and that
said petition be heard on the 22d day OF March
aext.
Any person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL A. DUNCAN,
detSw.N Acting Commissioner of Patents.
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uOT CAKEe-kCONOMY AND LUxURY
tereste4 in coed breakfast is called to the ~
REvkRkIBLE 0RlDDLHb for sale Ct o. ~
9TH street, between aad q streets. deis I'm 80
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WATER REGISTRAR OFFICE, CITY HALL
WAsHISGIoN, ID. c., December q, 1870, (
Owing to the great labor and delay consequent
uTop a correct transfer Of the accounts Of water
takers rom old to new books, the time for the pay
ment cf v alter Rents, is uRavoidably post poned
until January Is, l7I. previous to which time bill,
will be rendered upon the premises Of all who us
Potomac water.
J.H.CRANE, Water Registrar
Get21 lot Fer. Pat. Chron
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-10

The subscription for a monument
to Stephan A. Douglas mt Chicago,
has proved failure, and the pro.
posed site is to l1 sold To realize
funds to erect one on the Univcrsi.
ty grounds.
Chief Justice Gilpin of Delaware
says that the best liquor law the
State ever had was almost - literal
transcript Of one framed by William
Penn, and that the Legislature, by
it's persistent tinkcring, has been
steadily making it worse for the last
thirty years.
A Georgia couple sought q squire
on matrimony intent, aud when the
deed was done rendered fifty cents.
The Justice demurrcd, but said q
dollar would do. The groom Dor.
rowcd that amount from the blush
ing bride, who remarked az they
left, That's three gone
Lamont, the Arctic explorer, sail
cd from Scotland about u mOntl
ago on u iew expedition to the
North pole from the eastward O
Spitzbcrgcn. The imp, essiOn !,
gaining ground that small expali
tiOns are more likely tO succeed than
large ones. Sir George Back ex
pressed himself to that effect beior'
tho London Geographical Society.
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THE MODERN BELLE.
The daughter sits in the parlor,

The daughter sits in the parlor,
And rocks in her easy chair;
She's clad in her silks and satins,
And jewels are in her hair
She winks, and giggles, and shippers,
And simpeis 5, and giggles, and links,
And though she talks but little,
lis vastly more than she thil ks
Her father goes clad in his rasset,
And ragged and seedy at that
His coats are all out at tho elbow,
He wears . most shocking bad hat.
He's boarding and savinf, 'lis shillings
So carefully, day' by day,
While she, on her b,ar1 and poodles,
Is throwing them all away.
She lies abed in the morning,
Till nearly the hour of noon,
Then comes down snap ping and snarling,
Because she was C He'd SO soon.
Her hair is still in papers,
Her shceks still dabbed with paint,
Remains of last nights bushes,
Before she intended to faint
She dotes upon men unshaven,
And men with the flowing hair,
She's eloquent over moustachcs,
They give such a foreign air.
She talks Of italian music,
And falls i'll love with the moon;
And though but a mouse should meet her
She sinks away in a swoon.
Her feet are so very little,
Her hands are SO very white,
Her jewels SO very heavy,
And her head so very light
Her color Is made of cosi tics,
Though this she will never own
Her bodys made mos Of cotton,
Her heart i. made whollyof stone,
She falls in love with a fellow
Who swclls with Il foreign air.
He maIries her for her money,
She marrics him for his hair.
One of the very best matches
Both are well mated for life,
Shes got fool Tor a husband,
He's got fool for a wife
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-10

'Takin' the degrees p exclaimed
the now irate lady, you fetch taxed
hateful, you. If you call tumbling
from the top to the bottom of the
stairs, and being scared to death, ta-
kin the degrees, why, have them,
and if you frighten and hurt other
folks as you have me, I'll warrant
they'll make as much noise as l did,
and mebbe more
Il hope you did not open the clos
ct, madam said the guardian.
Open the closet Didn't Eve
eat the apple when she was told not
to! If you want woman to do
any thing, tell her not to and she'll
be sure to do it. couldn't see any.
thing through the key hole, and l
wanted to know what was in that
closet SO | open'd the door, and the
tarnal critter popped Out at me. l
thought | was gOner, and started
for the stairs with Satan butting me
at evr'y jump. l fell over the tub,
ugh. that hateful thing
But, madam said the guardian,
as you are in possession of a great
secret of the Order you must &c
back and be initiated in the regular
way
Regular way explained she, 'and
do you suppose that | am going into
that tarnal place, and ride that crit
ter without birdie or saddle :! No, sir
never. l don't want nothin' to dc
with the man that rides it nuther
I'd look nice on billy goat, now
wouldn't nows nor into your hal
nuther, and if can help it no lady
shall ever join the Odd Fellows
Why, | should rather join the Free
Masons and be fried on a giidiron az
long as fire could be kept under me
and be pulled from the garret to the
cellar with halter round my neck
just as my poor dead and gone hus
band was for he lived over it, but
never could outlivc another such ;
ride as | took to day. You dom
catch me back in there.
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Use Rcnne.s Pain killing
MAGIC OIL.
'It Works like u Charnl.' -

luvo YOU headache, Use Rennc's Magic OH
nave you toothaoloi Use Rcnnc's Magic OH
nav" you neuralgia Use ReDne's Magic Oil
nave YOU ilieumatismi Use Renne's Magic Oil
nave YOU sore throati Use Rcnne's Magic OIL
,,n'o you sciaticai Use Rcnnc's Magic OIL
nave You bruisci Use RcDne's Magic oil
''''c you crainpsi Use Rcnne's Magic on
nave you chol. morbusi Use Rcnne's Magic OIL
'lNo you lancncssi Use Rennes Magic Oil
'I'la Is the Best Family Remedy, to euro all
''u's OF pain, you ever tried.
" Is clean, safe and delicious 10 use, and u
''' "'e II faithfully, u will do you good.
"''ctions on each bottle. Bny II Of the
VI gust or merchant where you trade II
,''l bave not got IL ON hand they will send
>, ''' ~ your request, ard sell You Genuine
~. O"' u Paih killing Magic OH, ut the manu-
"lclntcrsl lowest price NJ retail
~ Sold by Druggists. Merchants aud Oro
'" ~ Is put up In three Sizes. aud oalled
'''l Si,c, Medium Size, and Large Fa,n,l,
har bottles. WM. RENNE
solc Proprietor and Manufaoiurer
.. PnTsrIILp, MASS,
., SOFA IA Bradford hy u. q. Day and Gcorg,
"md willard Bros, Oxford Reyes A
u w., Newbnfy, Chase 4 Baker. Picrmont -
''pror' West fsirl,e. ioyl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-10

n clei gyman. in a recent sermon IN
New York, quoted an anecdOtc of
an old merchant who instructed his
clerks: "When a man comes into the
store and talks of his honesty, watch
him; if he talks of his wealth, don't
try to sell him anything; if he talks
of his religion, don't trust him
dollar
A Pennsylvania editor rejects an al
vcrtisement sent him by an Indiana
lawyer on the condition that he sho'd
take his pay in divorces, saying, that
he is Il bachelor, and the propsisl-
ton is scandalously premature.
"Why," asked a govcrness of her
little charge, "do we pray God to
give us our daily bread ? Why don't
we ask for four days, or five days,
or week y " We want it fresh -
replied the ingenious child.
DO YOU mean to challenge the .ju.
ryr whispered lawyer to his Irish
client.
"Yis, be iabcrs," was the an
swer, If they don't acquit me. |
mean to challenge every spalpeen of
'em want ye to give 'em all Il hint
of it, too"
"A reporter one" wrote: " The pro
ccssiou was very fine, as was also the
Grafton of the chaplain" He after.
wards inserted, by "a carat after
"fnc," and nearly two miles in
length forgetting that this phrase
also referred to the Grafton.
FIENDISr OUTRAGE IN KANSAS
Six VILLAINS SUMMARILY DIs.
POSED oF.-On Tuesday seven men,
either Texans or Struggling outlaws
from the Indian territory, came ia
the town of Ladorc, II few miles
south of Fort Scott, Kansas, and af
ter drinking all day, they went to
the boarding house of j. \. Roach
and asked to stay all night, and he
lIlE lNluNtN WI h''buit VI wv "
drunken condition, one of the party
knocked Roach insensible with a rc
volycr, and then went To u bed oc
cupicd by two daughters of Roach
aged II and IL, and ieloniously as
saulted them. Roach revived after
a time, but feared To stir, knowing
that he would bc killed if he did so
He described the cries and entrcat
ties of the girls as heart rcnding.-
A quarrel arose among the demons
and one was shot dead. At day
break the party fled, ,one of them tax
ing with him 10 the woods the yOun
cs, girl. The town was immediate
~ aroused, and parties started il
every direction in search of th'
fends. One with the girl was over
taken and hung to tree; two 9th
crs were found secrcted in the tow
and were hung to the same tree.
The remaining three were ais,
captured, Two of them were hang
The other at last accounts was il
VUNIVuN vi tut 'lliHchrs but WI
probably share the fate Of his com
panions.
A poet wrote Of his departed love
awe will hallow her grave with on
tears," but the wicked printer set !
up, " We will harrow her grav
with our steers.r
Il Upon the marriage Of one Of he
companions, % little girl about clev'
years Of age, CT the same school, sal,
to her PARENTS "Wby, don't yOl
think Amelia is married, and sh
haa NJ gone through fractions yet.
"Can go 10 the circus, dear mai
"No, my darling; but if you will b
good. Will take you t0 see you
grandmother's gravc,'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-10

The champion circular saw is in
Bristol, VT. 1t has cut off the fin
gers of six men, and still runs.
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Job Printing

OF all kinds neatly eseeated at the lowest liv-
ing prices. Our office !. well furnished with
material and stock for this department, and
we new have experienced and competent
workmen to use them. If you want any print
ing done yo need not go to the city or out Of
the county, for you can get a. good work AID
as low prices st this office as at any other.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-10

G ENSED AUG TIOSE Il X,
MISI TpI'sIlAM. Vt.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. j. -. CLARK .
CHARLES u EMP,
T. y ) L, ID AU G. + q \ L l. x
GEO, T.. DROWN.

CARRIAGE MAKING AND GENERAL REPAIRING,
annoty building aud corner Of Armory and
Plctsa + Streets,
hRADf FORD, MONT.
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RATES OF sUBsCk1Prl0i

publisher
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The youth who was told to rise
early, because his brother by 80 do.
ing had found a purse, replied that
the fellow who lost it must have rie,-
en- earlier still. .u.,t.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

the EugIish army and navy, aud a great
crowd of what were then called "the gen.
try"--friends aud relations of the bride
and groom-flled the church all intent
upon the interesting ceremony. One per-
sonage has been Bishop, the
old body servant. He, too, was present
With folded arms, and much emotion in
his aged face, he gazed at the ceremony
with the resi-.
II soon ended, and the brilliant crowd
flowed forth from the old church. Tradit-
ion relates that the bride, and as many Of
her fair attendants as could do so, entered
the great chariot, which rolled off, drawn
by its six spirited horses; while the bride.
groom, fonder of riding on horseback,
mounted the splendid English charger be-
queathed to him by Braddock, and cantered
after the coach, attended by number Of
gallant youths.
Such was that picturesque scene in the
life Of Father Of lis Country"