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A.-Perfert Fitting EOots and Shoes and
warm OvERSHOEs, cheap at BROOKS. 575 Broadway.
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A.-A.-ROynI Havana SnppIcmentary.-
Determined by the drawings the Rova Havana
For Information, &c. address MCINTYRE GREGORY q
CO, 3i6 Canal street and l5f Chatham street.
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There are now twenty-seven swinging bripgcs
itnn the limits OF Chicago. over the ChtcaSorrcr
and its branches
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f.-Spain Makes Great Fuss About CrOwus
Ing her new King, while ESPENSCHEID, OF lls Nassau
street in quiet Ia browning hundreds of gsovercgna
daily with the exquisite holiday Hats fitted The
heads OF men OF taste and Intelligence
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Immense Attractions for the Holidays
NJ. HARRIS, OF No. Breyoort place. has pleasure
nouncng his rich stock
Paris made Dresses Cloaks Millinery prices
onchaf importation. His customers stran.
gers are respectfully solicited to visit of inspection
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Mothers nrc Not Found Wanting in Grafls
udc those whodoihem service hence the blessing they
IN e pronounced the of Mrs. WINSL0W, who
uoraled herself by the discovery Of SOOTHING
SY RUP tot children.
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Dcnn's Cakes.
ONLY STORE,
s93 Broadway between Nineteenth streets,
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nres Nervous Debility; Marriage. Is obligations and
impehimens and diseases arising from
case. from ac,ual practice Address Secretary Dr
X aims Museum, 745 Broadway, New York.
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A.-(Iub md Rink skates WhOlesnle and
retail Depot at +. A. BROOKS 575 Broadway.
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Gold Pcrs.
FoLEY'S lne Gold Pens and Pencils,
Factory and Salcsroons 2J6 Broadway.
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A.-HerrinG's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway corner Murray B.r3,L
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uAlas! Whnt ShalIIUsc Sc

USE RESTORER AMERICA, which is clear crysta
sheen and sparkling diamond of the first II wills
restore faded trcsses to their wonted glory scalp
snowy whitencss render presence hecat0mb
OF rare erotcs, iffusng incense III for the gods.
Prepared by DR.. j. OBREN 202 East Thirtich street.
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Diamonds Bought and Sold.
GEORGE C. ALLEN,
BIB Broadway, under st. Nicholas Hotel
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Open In the Evening.

New Year Cards-Elegant Styles. Crowley
Card Writer, Astor House
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A Holiday Present.
PoLLAK 4 son, Manufacturers Of Meerschaum GoodAp
sell their Warranted Genuine PIPES and CIGAR HOLDERS
mt Wholesale Prices, al their Retail Store "a John st.. md
die OF the block.
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London, Paris and vieun,
Holiday Goods.

Pure Old Kentucky (velvet) Vhiskey, SelI<
Ing at 80 per gallon pure Corn Whiskey at 81 so %
per gallon rODDs Of Brocme and Ridge Streets
New York.
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DIR. j. w. Powell Treats of the Eye and Enr.
heretofore for the past 20 Electricity applied
suitable often restoring hearing
have failed. Call send for circular Gavano-
Faradc Institute, 5l East Thryfourth street. Of
Ihtrap
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Paid ID
gold Information furnished The highest rates paid foe
bouhlocns and all kinds Of Gold and Silyor.
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, ID Vail street, New YORK.
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Royal Havana Lottery, Supplemeetary..>
For Information address LUTHY 4 CO. 40 GrocnutcA
sAsee New YorsS
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The ARMY o. THE LOIRE.
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Open In the Evening.
TIFFANY Co,
Union square.
are daily opening
their importation OF
London Paris and viennA
Holiday Goods
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03
Republican Union State COnpen-
ton.

a Republican Union State Con
Nention will be held at Burlington,
OH Wednesday, June ODD, 1870, at
il o'clock A. NJ, to nsminate candi.
dates for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, and Treasurer. to be sup
ported at the STAGE election in Sep>
TENDER next.
The Republican Union voters of
this State will be represented in
the convention by their Delegates,
to he chosen on the basis of one
Delegate from each town, and an
additional one for each one hundred
and fifty votes cast for the Republi-
can candidate for Governor at the
last State election. Delegates will
provide themselves with proper ere
dentials. signed by the Secretaries
OF theirrespective primary meetings.
q. G. BENEDICT, q. A. MERRILL.
ii. q. Roof, b. FIFIELD.
STEPHEN THOMAS, PROS. MERRILL.
x. uAsKINS. ALBERT CLARK.
o. n. ELKINS
Republican State Committee.
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The NEXT GOVERNOR. The ques-
ton of the GovernOrship, so far as
Indications upon the surface show,
appears to be shaping towards a
harmonious and generally satisfac>
tory conclusion. The Montpelier
Freeman, in very sensible and well
considered article, reaches the cons
clusiOn that if the west side Of the
State has strong candidate to pre-
sent, there can be no question that
he will receive the nomination. The
Woodstock Standard, published at
the home of the two gentlemen
most prominently named III connec,
ton with the governorship on the
east side, while expressing a prefer
ence for Hon. Frederick Billings, in
Inmates a cordial willingness to ac-
cept Hon. John w. Stewart, If he
shall be presented from the west
side. Other papers on the east side
have copied the article Of the Stand
ard, and of this paper, without in
any case a word of objection to the
positions taken.
These things seem to indicate
pretty clearly that the east side of
the mountain does not propose to
insist on a candidate from that side
in fact would prefer not to take
the Office on that side for a single
year, which is all that could be ex-
pected under the circumstances s.
and that there will he no difficulty
about a hearty union of all sides or
Mr.. Stewart. This does not surprise
us, for Mr.. Stewards high reputa-
ton is not limited by any imaginary
lines. He is known and esteem &c
throughout the State,
We think we may say in response
to the suggestions of the Freeman
and the Standard, that the west sid'
has strong candidate to present
and that Hon. John w. Stewart vii
be a candidate for the nomination
And we hope and expect to see hin
nominated by acclaim ation.-Fre
Press.
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In an article upon the school ques
ton, IN the last CongregationaliSt,
DIR. Todd says: To shut the Bible
out of our free schools willruin them:
and that for one simple reason, if
for no other, if the Bible is driven
from our schools the Christian part
of our community will withdraw
their children from schools. Call il
bigotry, Puritanism, superstition,
whatever you please you may de
pend upon it, the Christian people
of this land will never consent TO
educate their children where the
Bible may not be read. And the
moment you take the Christian ele.
ment out of these schools they are
ruined.
We don't want a goddess race OF
men; and we shall have that if We
take the ground that We are toe
good or too wise to be taught by
the Bible. If you want to turn thcs,
schools into hot beds of infdelity OF
papacy, drive out the Bible and the
church of God with it. Good peo-
pie will do much for peace and har'
mony but when you come to 4
great principle, they will go to mar
tyrdom rather than yield.
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MEMORIAL Day,

Memorial Day was observed in
Bradford by services of an interest
ing character, under direction of
Post Washburn No. II, q. A. r.,
Department of Vt. The procession
was formed in our streets at 3 o'clock
by Col. r. Farnham, Marshal of the
day, headed by the Bradford Brass
Band; then came Post Washburn,
Co. G, I'd Vt. Militia Capt. L. F.
Gould, Sabbath Schools, and citi-
zens. When the lincwas formed
the procession marched to the GENE.
terry, where it was formed in a
square, and the Marshal introduced
the services by a few remarks in
which he gave the names of the
soldiers who enlisted from Bradford
and were killed in battle, died in
service, orhave died since returning
from the war-twenty. six in ALL
The following named are buried in
our cemetery;
Chas. II. Brown, Co. |, 18th Regt.
mustered July 6, 1864; died Sept.
70, 1865.
I'd Lieut.. Nat. Robe, enlisted as
private in Co. y, LIST Regt.; reen
listed as private in Sth Regt.; reen.
enlisted Jan. 3, 1864 /; Commission
ed as I'd Lieut.. Co. ID, Sth Regt
Feb. "a, 1864. Wounded May 81
1863 aud Sept. 10, 1864. Died OF
disease at st. Johnsbury, December
i, 1864.
Sargent Merrill &. Beard, Co. D.
18th Rcgt., killed by railroad acct
dent Nov. 1866.
Freeman II. Flcmming, Go. d
18th Regt., mustered Feb. Is, 1862
reenlisted Jan. B, 1864.
David Horner, Wagner, Co. b
18th Rcgt.. mustered Oct. 10, 1861
discharged April 10, 1868, and die,
since.
Geo. II. Taylor, Co. II, 10Th Regt.
enlisted August Is, 1862; discharg
cd July IA, 1868; died after return
home.
Geo. Is. Worthen, went INTO tn
Navy, was wounded at Roanoak
Island Feb. s, 1862. Died mt hom
Sept. 10, 1868.
Charles Woodwarth, Co. ], It'll
iteSt., enlisted to the credit of North
field Dee. 3, 1868 died August g
1864.
James McLam, Sergeant Co. ID
10Th Regt., enlisted Sept. 10, 1862
discharged June %, 1868. Die
since returning home.
The following named are burie
elsewhere, but have stones crecte
in the cemetery to their memory
Benjamin Underwood, Co. ID, |,
VI. Regt., mustered May o, 1861
died at Fortress Monroe, May .
1861.
Munroe SUBWAY, Co. ID, st
Regt., mustered Feb. Is, 1862 die
at Algiers, Dec. 10, 1869.
Moody Z. Martin. Co. Is 9th Reg,
mustered Oct. 10, 1861 ; discharge
Nov. -, 1862 reenlisted in san
regiment Nov. 80, 1863. Killed
Wilderness May 3, 1864.
Charles y. Smith, Co. G. 4,
1>., mustered Aus. 4, 1868 kill,
ut Petersburg June u, 1864.
The following named soldiers wi
enlisted from Bradford, were kill
in battle, or have died and are b
ried elsewhere;
Albert Woodworth, Co. I, IL
Re.t., enlisted Dee. !, 1863, to t
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03

MONEY FOUND IN SHELEURN.-
A few days since, the children Of
Mr.. A. l.. Hathaway Of Shelburn,
while playing on the banks of the
Lake, near the Mech farm, found a
couple of gold pieces on the beach.
They carried the money home and
showed it to Mr.. Hathaway, who
went to the spot and succeeded in
finding eighteen pieces more. The
pieces proved to be gold guineas,
with dates ranging from 1749 to
l176. The gold value Of the money
found is about Sl00.-Mr. Hatha-
way is certainly in luck this time.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03
BRADFORD, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1870.

CAUCUs.-The Republican voters
of the town of Bradford. are re.
Quested to meet at the Office of John
{. Stearns, on Saturday, June A,
1870, at q o'clock, to choose Dale,
gates aud Substitutes to the Repub.
lican State Convention, to be held
at Burlington, Oh Wednesday, June
I'D, 1870.
ID. w. COBB,
Oh. Rep. Town Com.
Bradford, June /, 1870.
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The Christian Repository estab-
lished at Woodstock in 1920, and
removed about 1886 to Montpelier,
has just been sold by Rev. DIR. Eli
Ballou, who has been lis editor
since 1910. Its subscription list
has been purchased 10y the Univer-
salist, Of Boston, and hereafter its
patrons will receive that paper.
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credit of MOI thfield. Died Oct. %,
1864, of wounds received in ac-
ton.
Henry w. Dickey, Go. II, 18th
Rest., enlisted Aug. 10, 1862 died
at Wolf Run Shoals, March IL,
1868.
Rufus ii. Tucker, Co. ii, 18th
Rest., enlisted Aug. II, 1862 died
Dee. IL, 1862.
Moses G. Stratton, Co. b, 9th
Regt., enlisted Nov. 30, 1868.
Sidney 7. Dolotf, Go. /, 18th
Rest., enlisted March 20, 1864 -
killed at Petersburg April 2, 1865.
John b. Shumway, Co. b, 9th
Regt., enlisted Aug. II, 1862, trans
ferred to V. r. Corps Jan. Is, 1864 ;
died at home Nov. 6, 1865.
Sergt. Daniel T. Skinner, Co. II,
4th Regt., enlisted Aug. ., 1851 =
reenlisted Dec. Is, 1862; died May
10, 1864, of wounds received in W il
derness, May ), 1864.
Moses a. Hackett enlisted under
the name of Noses 4. Staaiy, in Co.
G, 4th Regt., Sept. 4, 1861; died
Oct. 81, 1861.
Ralph Kendrick, Co. G, 10th
Regt., enlisted July 10, 1862; dis
charged May II, 1868. Afterwards
enlisted in "A Maine Regt., and died
in the service.
Thomas Kirby, Co. G, 9th Regt.
enlisted June 6, 1862, and died Jan
-, 1864.
| Charles Woodbury., Co. ID, ST.
Regt. mustered Feb. Is, 1868, anG
died March, 1868.
Stephen S. Taylor, Co. ID. Is
Regt, died after returning home.
The Marshal then introduced A
NJ. Dickey, ESQ, who made shor
address, and was followed by Rev
G. Tabor, and Rev. u. S. Haynes o
Newbury, in some very interesting
remarks. The Band then playe'
The Star Spangled Banner, afte
which Rev. j. X. Williams offered
{ prayer. The members of the Pos
then marched in a body to the gray
1 of each deceased comrade, and dt
( posted their floral decorations
e the Band meanwhile playing
s dirge. The procession then r.
i, formed and marched back to Il
'. village.
i The day was exceedingly war;
4 and the roads dusty, but the attcn'
:. ance at the cemetery was large, i
a Guiding many from other towns.-
Il The number present was estimate
n as high as one thousand.
c The exercises were very intercs
d ing and well conducted, althou4
II rather hastily arranged.
O Decoration Day has come to
- almost a national day in its obser
n ance, and in no other way can Il
memory of the brave deeds and n
/. Bile sacrifices of our deceased st
!. diers be kept SO fresh in the mine
of the people as in the obseruan
IS of the simple and touching servic
!. which characterize this Day.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03

CTATE OF VERMONT. Bradford District
- SS-At Probate Court holden at the Pro
bate office in Ncwbury within and for said
District, On the 2ith day of May, A. u. 1870.
An instrument purporting to be the last VIII
and testament of Joseph Smith. Esq, late Of
Newbury in said District deceased, being pre-
scented 10 the Court here 10y Jonathan j. Smith
the Tx 'cutor therein named, for probate it is
ordered by said Court that all persons con
cerned therein be notified to appear at ~ SEES
sion of said Court to hc holden at the Probate
office in Ncwhury on the 18th day of june 1870
and show cauSc if any they may have, against
the probate of said VIII for which purpose.
il !, further ordered that a copy of the record
of this order be published three weeks success
svcly in the National Opinion printed at
Bradford, prccl iuus to said time appointed
for hearing. \ true copy of record
Attest, II, W. BAILEY,
5lw3 Judge.
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ORCHARD PLANTEDB SOLDIERS
One of the most singular sights
growing out of the war, is a contin.
uous line of peach trees of nearly
fifty miles in length, around Peters.
burg, ana extending toward Rich.
mond. They are growing from the
brcastworks thrown up 10y the rebel
amy, and are the only legacy lief,
BY the poor fellows who were on the
advance line within one hundred
yards of our forces. Having eaten
the fruit while on picket duty, they
cast the seed aside, and now they
appear in one continuous line OF
forty miles of beautiful trees
which yielded an abundant crop til,
last year.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03

The validity of the subscription
of 800, 900 by Danville to the Mont.
pelier ard st. Johnsbury railroad,
is to be argued at Montpelier ON
Tuesday next before Chancellor
Peck, by Redtield and Bartlett for
the town and Poland and Davis for
the railroad.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03

The latest intoxicating fluid is
made in Tennessee of sweet Dota-
toes. Practical experimcntcrs say
1t goes further, lasts longer, and
makes more enduring fiddle than
any other liquid lightning now in
llse.
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Daniel Martins Win.

STATE OF VERMONT BRinronp "
- TRicr, ss.--ln Probate Court held ut VIZ,
fairlee, IN said district, on the sil DAY Va
March, 1870, nm instrument pprporting 70 ,,r
the last VIII and Testament of Daniel Mar, l,p
late of Bradford. In said deceased, being ~
scented to the Court by Edward Prichntn, XII st
Tor Probate II Ia ordered by said Couf' w., 20
all porsons concerned therein he notiheu " AZ
appear at session of said court io'be n,l' "d
the Probate Office Ia West Fairlce on w
Tuesday Of April, 1870 and show cause, y lid
they may have against the Probate ", ,c,cd
Willi for which purpose II rs further 9r a ,nb.
that copy Of the record of this ofd'r ~. !ru.
lshcd three weeks sucrcssiyely ~ the MAN,
nj OPINION, printed NJ Bradford W, pro-
to said time appointed for. hearing
by tue oCurt, attea, ..,,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03

Johnson's Anodyne Liniment will
give more relief in cases of Chronic
rheumatism, no matter how severe,
than any other article known to
medical men.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03

1t is often remarked by strangers
visiting our State, that we show a
larger proportion of good horses
than any other State in the Union.
This, we tell them, is owing to two
principal reasons in the first place,
we breed from the very best stock (;
and in the second place, our people
use Sheridan's Cavalry Condition
Pow ders, which in our Judgment
are Of incalculable advantage.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03
PRICE LIST OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
Joe IIOOl<er.se
AT J. II. HOwE'S MILL

vVNlIE Subscriber would inform the farmers in
! this vicinity that he has lately obtained
the Aldcrny Bull, Joe Hooker" and will keep
him this season at his farm in Bradford lie
wis got by 4. Il +. Fairbanks a. Co.'S Aldcrny.
from Mr. Horace Fairbanks Aldcrny Cow -
lie il Two years old weighs about 1000 pound.
and Ia called by good judges IN this State. Now
Hampshire, and Massachusetts, many of whom
have seen him, the handsomest aud best built
animal they have seen, and they think he ia
destined to take tho lead In improving stock
Farmers are respectfully invited TO cali at my
residence and sce for themselves.
Brsdford, VI, NAV n, 1870 sui
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Farm for Sale.
Samuel Martins Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, BRADFORD DISTINCT
- SS.-ln Probate Court held ut Nowbury IN
said district on the I'd day of April a. y
1870, George Burroughs, Administrator of the
estate of Samuel Martin, late of Newhury
lstiRtiun account Tor examination and allow
nncei Whcronpon, It Ia ordered by said COur
hat said account and said application be re-
icrrcd To "a session of said court to he held y,
the lrotter House, In Bradford, on the second
Tuesday of May, A. u. 1870, for hearing ana
noclsion thereon: And IL Is further ordered,
that notice hereof he given 10 all porsohs
interested. by publication of the same tire
weeks successfully in the National OPINION,
newspaper published NJ Bradford. previous 70
said time appointed for hearing, that ny
may appear NJ .nid time aud place, aud snow
cause, II any they may lave, why said account
should not lie allowed aud such decree maue'
by the Court. Attest,
4aw3 II. W. BAILEY, Julge
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03
IL. II. (ONANT,

DEPUTY SHERIFF. and LICENSED AUCTIoSEE
OXFORD, y. II.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03

Renne's Pain. Killing Magic OH is
sod 10y most of our Druggists and
Merchants, and has become a stand.
ard article in market. This position
it has won by its great merit. 1t
cures pain, and the people like it
and will have it. One man says
his wife would not be without it il
the bottles cost one dollar.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03

1t is an Established Fact, that
Consumption can be cured but it
is far better to prevent the cruel
disease from fastening itself on the
system, 10y the timely use of a rene.
dy like Dr.. Wistdr's Bdlsdm Of Wild
cherry. This standard preparation
will speedily cure cough or cold,
and even Consumption often yields
to its great power.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03

THEY DON'T LIKE TIT is now
ascertained that the jury of women
in Wyoming were we had almost
said to a man'--opposed to woman
suffrage. A Laramie newspaper
states that there Ia not u woman in
the city who adheres to the move.
ment, II Ia moreover stated that
jury service was not sought by the
ladies, who accepted il with much
misgiving. Their greatness was
thrust upon them
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 1870-TRIPLE
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IA sic Piano)-Specal and successful attention given to
young girls and children Has experience and excellent ref
erences Address ss A., box 2o4 Herald office
A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION on THE
N pianOrorte pupils residence for $40 quarter
Best references given Address, with residence TEACHER,
box ia Herald otlcc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-08
4 LBERT y. WALDRON, AUCTiONEER
n saiesrooms 1913 Liberty and Ill Cedar streets.
Second hand and new
Enr (a~p 10

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. Nov. and 10.
a. lGH O'Clock each day.
WhLDRON COOKE will sell ABOVE Furniture, &C.,
removed for Of SALE and being the largest
sortmen of goods we have offered this season including
Parlor Chamber, Library Dining Room and Hall Furniture
in suits and separate pieces Velvet Brussels ad lngrain
Carpets Spring. Hair and other Mattresses Oicioths BUT
fets, Extension fables Lounges Silver Plated Ware, Fancy
Goods, Cutlery Stoves Safes. Desks Chairs, Kitchen Arti
cles, &c. Catalogues at sale.