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livery farmer should have a shop fitted
up with such tools as are used by the car
ptnter, joiner, machinist and blacksmith,
or with those that would be valuable in
making repairs. Above all, we consider a
good ioot-iathe very desirable. 1t would
be impossible, within the limits of a news
paper article, to merely notice the advan-
tage Of this machine and its varied uses.
4 yorv good foot lathe costs from sixty to
one hundred dollars, and the money is we'll
expended in the purchase. Articles Of
use and ornament made o. wood, ivory and
metal, may be turned out by tue foot
lathe, convenient for use in the house or
farm. The practice on the lathe is one
of the most fascinating pastimes for a
stormy day or an unemployed evening.
Apart from its Use in making aud repair
ing, the foot-iathe is a pleasant companion
for the bUsiness-hauntgd aud the brain
weariad. One who adopts it as a compan.
lou Of his leisure hours, will become an
, adopt, aud the more be uses and becomes
acquainted with his machine, the better be
will like it,. He will be surprised at the
number and elegance Of the little article.
Of use and ornament he can produce from
the rough material, aud at the pleasure
that the practice of a mechanical art cal
Afford Scientific Americcn.
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The history of the Republican party,
hriot az il has, contains a perfect demeu-
strat10n II its m9Isra!s impulses on ey.
:rv occasion, aud If 4 steady reluctance
70 he pushed n any extremity, except by
an o~erghelmlug necessity Nsw York
T,rag
II r. Gr4Alr we-a on the othar side and
oyor agalnst the Radical Times, he would
answer the paragraph quoted with "you
lie, you william !" We accept the spirit,
but esebew the vulgarlty Of the expression.
The n!o2t that can be said Of the Repub-
lean partv IS that II never committed =
CRIME agalnsr deoenoY, humanity. truth,
haror or liberty unless It saw il wonld
oaa, N, she pig poin- ss,'iea, il never
stopped a. anything whether IL was n
murder an innocent woman, TO assasslnate
sovereign states or fall down before negro
idols and worship them. 1t is a party Of
wonderfully "moderate impulses" truly.
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CHANCERY COURT AT MADISON
WILLIE, TENN.

Peyton Hudson ys. James A.. Crowder ct al.
Amended Bill.
COMPLAINANT charges in his amended bill,
" which is sw orn to, that defendant, James A.
%CrOwder, is a nonresident of the State of Ter
nessce. 1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the Sweet
water Enterprise, notifying said nonresident re-
s%pondent to appear ut the next term of the Cham
Gerry Court, to be held at the Courthouse in Mad
i~sonville, Tennessee, on the first Monday in June
next, and make defense to complainant's said
amended bill, or the same will be taken for con-
tesSed and the cause set for hearing ex parte as
to him.
a true copy Of the order. Attest
April 2S, 1870. S. P. HALE, C. & NJ.
Printers fee IS.
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ed to carry many messages Of affection to
his family. With words of endearment
and love for those he left behind, he
died,
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u. -. INTERNAL. REVENUE
II A X T. -.

COLLECTORS NOTICE.-Notcc is hereby
~ given that the IUcomc, Special, and other
annual taxes, under the provisions of the va
rious acts of Congress, authorizing an Intern
al Revenue, assessed on the annual list of 1870.
for the Second District of Vermont, are now
Hue and payable, aud that, in person, or bv
deputy, Will attend at the following time
and places to receive the same, to Wit In
ORANGE CouNIY AT Frank Deming's Store,
Wells River, Monday Juc 10Th, from 10 u. m
to ~ III.
At IL II Dcmngs store, Newbury, Monday,
june 70 from tn = IN.
At J Stcarns' Office Bradford Tuesday,
June ~ from u N To IN,
Al the hotel. Chelsea, Wednesday, June
-. from 10 u IN to u M
At the Post Office, West Randolph. Friday.
june u, from to m.
WINDSOR CorNrl-At the Merrill House.
Fclchvillc, Tuesday, June 7th, from m to
i2m.
At Hawks Mountain House. Pcrkinsvillc,
Tuesday, june l. from to y m.
~ the Black River Hotel, Springfield
Wednesday, June <, from lOa m to y NJ.
1T the Ludlow House, Ludlow Thursday,
June g, from 10 amto I y IN.
III the lngraham House, Chester Friday
june 10, from 10 am to I p IN.
At { BarrcttS Office, ProctorSyillc, Mon
day. june l3. from ~ u m to pm.
1T Norman l'aul's Office Woodstock, Thurs.
day, june ., from 10 N to I pm.
~ the Hotel, Norwich. saturday, june | /,
from to II III.
1t the Hotel, Hartford, Saturday, June II,
from to pm.
It I'll. Wud,oi uuus., Windsor, Monday
juno 10, from to I p
1T T. WiusloW's Store, South Royalton
Thursday June % from . Il m to ~ IN.
1t the Ilottl, RoSulton, Thursday, june %
from > to y III.
1T the Depot House, Bethel, Friday. june
a. from To ! | N.
n. B.-Pcrsons neglccting Ia pay their take,
ut the time above specified, or within ~ duy-
thereafter will he subject to pay per cent
additional, with interest ~ the rate OF one pol
cent. per month aud twenty cents tor notice
Taxes can he sent by other persons aud re-
ceipts will be returned
CHARLES =. DANA.
Coll. I'd Dist. Vermont
il. Johnsbury, Vt, May 90 1870. -
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Pasture Land For SaleI
DODD'S
NERVINE

The stasdard remedy for blliousness with
the medical profession, Is the Anti-hllious Pill
of the American Pharnacop'.ia. And its rep
utatiou hi, been veil enough deserved But
1t is II Pill, nevertheless, and most people Of
Nensibllity feel something about as big as IA
meeting house coming into their throat when.
ever II pill Is spoken OF. DODDS NERN1NE
AND lNNlGORAlOR acts efficiently on tho
hillary organisms it irritates neither stomach
ar intestine IN its operation and what is very
Important, rs all good nurses know, il is most
agreeable TO take, being MS pleasant to the
palate any delicate vine. We all know how
1t il with Cod Liver OIL Ina pure state It IL
cNccllcdt for certain condicions of debility,
and particularly in tendencies to Consumption
and yot many of the best physicians declineto
prescribe 1t, because it so drcadlully sickcns
the patient. That, they say, makes 1t do more
harm than good With Dodds Nerviuo oil
this becomes obsolete, For sale bynll Dirgs
gists. Price = ~
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ReIiciOu, Societies.

METHODIST ErIsCor.L Church. Rev K. w.
uarIow. Pastor. sabbath services-morning
at ii afternoon at l:l5, and o'clock.
C,yGREG ArIoSAL CHuRcH. Rev. j. X. Viii
Inns. Pastor sabbath Services at ll;00 A.
" and l:ij, and o'clock +. M.-lIhe latter
in the Academy buildingJ
pu,pFoRu Y. NJ c. A. Alexander N. Brown
p'e.;dent. Meetings every Friday evening
at their rooms III Prichards Building.
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tons and the increasing and dimin.
ishing of their powers by special
laws, was rejected on Thursday by
vote of 63 to 16S. On Friday the
question of biennial sessions came
up, and that amendment adopted,
11S to 1l5. A vote to reconsider
was carried, and the question is to
be tried again.
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The Mountain House at Owls
Head, Lake Memphramagcg, has
been leased for FIVE years 10y NJ. H..
kimptou & Co.. of the Montreal
House, and will bc opened for the
season on the Goth inst.
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Died

In Bradford June :. 1870, Mrs. Mary T., wife
of VIM. sanborn, aged - years.
In Ncwhury, June =. 1870. of spoplcsy. Mr.
john II, W. Mrlndoc aged Syems.
In West fairlce, May s, 1870 of consump-
ton of the blood, Mrs. Lucy A. Wild, wife OF
J. X. Collision, aged ~ years
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Guardians License.

STATE OF VERMONT. bradford District,
- ssh Probate court holden ~ Culiuth
on the lith day of June, ~ II. 1870, \. j.
Wallace, Esq. guardian unto J. Jrnncss aud
Everett j. Wallace. minors IN said district,
makes application 10 said court for license to
sell all oi the real estate Of said wards, repre-.
sruiing that the said sale wuul,i eunducc to
the best interests of his said wards II bong
their interest III about #ight heres of Woodlhnd
in .nid Inp,hnm Nhcrrupon, It is ordctod
by said court that said application come uil-
def consideration and be- heard un the 9d day
NJ july 4. u. 1870 al the P,ulmte plliee IN
West fdllce and 1t is further ordered. that
all person. interested bc notified loicoi, by
publication of notice OF this application aud
order thereon, three weeks successfully In the
National Opinon printed ut Bradford, Vt,
before said time ui hrnrin", that they may ap.
pear al said time aud place, aud. If they see
callsr object thereto.
Nv the Court. Attest.
ALNAll BEAN, Register
true copy of Record. Attest,
Eva iLNAIl BEAN, Register.
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Local and State Matters.

\ meeting of the Directors OF me
Orange County Agricultural Socie-
IT, is called at the Trottor House,
IN Bradford, on Saturday, june %,
1t | o'clock J.. NJ.
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NATIONAL OPINION.
Friday, June, II 1870.
Bradford VILLAGE
Malls.

Southern mail closes at 1915 a. VI. arrives
ut $3.50 4. NJ.
Nnrthrrn mail closes ut 300 T. VI; arrives
AT IL An
Western mail closes at =. NJ. arrives at 10
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LIST OF $500 NEWSPAPERS
OR ONE STAMP. G. p. ROWELL & CO, NJ
Thomas j. Flanders Estate.

TNllE Subscribers, having been appointed by
i the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of bradford, Commissioners, to receive
examine, aud adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons, against the estate of Thomas
j. Flanders, late OF Bradford III said District
deccascd, represented insolvcnt, and the term
OF six months from the Eth day of February,
1870, being allowed by said Conrt to the cred.
itors OF said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us; Give notice
that we will attend to the duties of our APP
pontmcnt at the Store of w. B. s e. 5. ste
VEINS. in Bradford, in said District, ON the 18th
day of April and 10th day OF August next, at
days.
ALBERT BAILEY, ! Commits
BARRON HAY, sioners.
Bradford, March ID, A. u. 1870 4lw3
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The best fertilizer known, for sale by
Consumption.

The Three Remedies, "ScHENK's PuIMoNIc
SNRUr,' for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitls and every form of Consumption. The
peculiar action OF this medicine Iipcns the Ill
GERS III the lungs promotes the discharge of the
corrupt matter by cxpectoration, puriics the
blood, and thus cures Consumption, when eve
ry other remedy fails.
"SCHENCK's SEAwEED ToNIC.r for the cure
of Dyspepsia or Indigeston and all diseases
arising from debility. This tonic iuNigorates
the digestive organs, supplies the place OF the
gastr.c juice when that is deficient, and then
enables tie patient to digest the most nutri-
tious food. II is a sovereign remedy Tor all
cases OF lndigcst. III.
SoHENks MANDRAKE Pills, one of the most
valuable medicines ever discovered being I,
vegetable substitute for calomel, and having
all the useful properties ascnbed to that min
cad, without producing any of its injurious
effects,
To these three medicines DR.. J. II. Schcnck
of Philadelphia, owes his uniivalled success III
the treatment of pulmouic Consumption. Tn,
Pulmonic Syrup ripcns the morbid matter, dis
charges it. and puuhcs the blood. The Man
drake Pills act upon the liver, remove all oh
~tructlOns thercirom give the organ healthy
tone. and cnrc Liver complaint, which is on'
oi the most prominent CAUSES of Consumption
The Seawecd Tonic inNigorates the powers %
the stomach, aud by strengthening the digcs
ton and l'ingiug 1t to II normal and healthy
condition Improves the quality of the blood
by which means the formation of ulcers ol
tubercles IN the lungs becomes impossible
/ The combined action of these medicines, a,
| thus explained, will cure every case of Con
! sumption, if the remedies are used in tine
| and the use of them is prrscvercd N sufficient
| ~ to bring the case to "A favorable tcrmina
| ton.
DR. SChencks Almanac, containing full
treatise on the various turms or discu-c, his
mode of treatment, and general directions how
% use his medicines, can be had gratis or sent
by ma! hv addressing his principal Office, No
ID North SIKH street. Philadelphia Pa.
Price Of the rulmOnic Syrup and Scawccd
Tonic each, $3.50 pee bottle. OF = 30 the l,d!'
dozen Mandrake Pills p cents per box. For
sale 10y all druggists and dealers.
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ORFORD.-Nine persons united
with the Congregational Church by
profession, and two Ivy letter at
Oxford, on the ETH Of June. under
the mini>tration of Rev. Robert
Southgatc, who has left on trip to
California.
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.c-5 Cnuucil No, IL.

Meetings at Masonic Hall on Wednesday af-
,e rnuon Of the week in which the moon iullS
In che months of September December, March
n,J .Jnnr. Daniel Hurlbut, I. |. G. NJ; Rev
]. Br,ttou, Recorder.
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The constitutional convention as.
Stmbled at Montpelier last Wcdnes.
Jay, II being the thirteenth that has
bee1 held since the organization OF
our state government. Two huns
drcd and twcnty.six delegates an
Swercd to their names the first day.
hco. IL. Nichols of Northtield was
'l'ctcd temporary president, ID. w.
" Clark of Burlington, secretary,
and ID. w. Dixon of st. Adams. as.
''s'ant secretary. The first propos.
'u amendment to the constitution.
p''hibi,ing tho creation of corpora
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-17

Farmers and "IIorsc Men, are
continually cnquiriug what we know
OF the utility of Sheridan's Cavla.
~ Condition Powders, an in reply,
we would say, through the columns
81 The Opinion thai we have heard
irom hundreds v no have used them
with gratifying results that is also
our experience.
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orange county Court.
"Wednesday, June 8.

No. Wv IN. \. Patterson VS.. An
drew English. Verdict for diff.
No. 2O.-Town of Bradford VS..
Henry Richardson, Jr. Action to
recover Of defendant damages and
penalty for bringing paupers into
Bradford with intent to make them
chargeable upon said town. Defend
ant claimed that he left the paupers
near Piermont bridge with the uu-
Outstanding that they were to 90
over into New Hampshire. Verdict
for defendant. Dickey & Gambell
for plf, Clarke and Durant for diff.
No. 26.-Francis Griswold VS..
Howard Granger and Reuben Cole.
This case occupied tie remainder of
the day and was settled before the
| going in Of the court in the morn
ing.
Thursday, June 9.
No. 43.-John ii. Sleeper and
wife VS., town of STAFFORD. Action
to recover damages for an injury re-
ceived by Mrs. Sleeper on the highs
way in Stratiord. Rowe! ard Dick
ey for plfs., Hcbard 4 Martin for
dts. Trial continued through Fri
day.
Saturday, June IL.
No i3.-Nerdict for plfs. to recov-
er 800 and costs.
No. 49.-Stephen II. Mann VS.
town Of Fairlec. Action to recover
soldiers bounty claimed to have
been offered by the town i'll Novem-
Der 1868, The pit. was in Co. ID.
Sth Vermont rcg't., and rcenlistcd
Jnauary >. 1864, for Fairlee, while
in Louisiana, and was mustered in,
to service on the 18th day OF VI lrch
1864. but his muster in papers were
dated back to Jan'y 9th. The town
claimed that the vote of the town
only authorized the selectmen to
! raise money for seven volunteers,
= loo, and that the Selcvtmen con.
trdctcd with seven men and that
.hcy were all mustered into service
to the credit Of Faillec, and paid
their bounty before Jauuary %. and
before the plaintiff was actually
mustered into service. AS there
vas DO dispute about the facts there
was nothing for the jury, and the
court took a blank verdict aud the
ease will bc made up for the Su-
Iprcmc court. Clarke and Duraut
tor plE., Faruham and Dickey x
Gamhcil for diff. There are two 9th
or suits OF the same character pend
ing against Fairlcc.
Monday, Juuc Is.
No. 1n.-DennlS I. Dunlam ".
town of Tunbridgc. Also bounty
Suit. Same course taken as in No.
1. Clarke x Durant for pif., He
bard for diff.
No. j9.-Nathan 5. Cutler Us. Ira
Cutler Action for SANDER in say
ing that the plf. had stolen sheep.
p &c. French, Clarke aud Martin toI
plf., Heath * Durant for oft.
Tuesday, june II.
Trial on No. 50 continued through
the day.
Wednesday, June II.
No. 30 still on trial.
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RIVERSIDE IsoDGE. No. 80. Meetings every
Tuesday evening, at Telnplar's Hall, Step
Lrrd,,n's Bnilding. Col. X. Ftrnham, W. {.
r T. H. B. Chase Secretary.
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Don't fail to attend the Concert
this evening at Town Hall. Also,
don't fail to contribute your mite IN
helping the blind.
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Railway Trains.

CHING South-Mail Tram leaves Bradford
at 1875 a. NJ.
ding North Mail Train leaves Bradford at
NJ
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Fire Dcpi,rtsIlcnt.

Wur~yutE FIRE ENGfNECo. q. {. StcHrn'
.ornrntu Alden Stevens CLERK Meetings on
the first Thursday of every month
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Meetings se,nimonthy, at their rooms in
Nd Building Rev. Silas Mckecn ID. d.
ipra.ideut; c. H. Harding Secretary.
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fonnd at last! a remedy that
only relieves. but cures that enemy
Of mankind Consumption, as well
the numerous satellites which re.
'oIvc around it in the shape OF
coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, influenza, &c. The remedy
We alludc to Is DR.. WISrAR'S BAL.
SAM or WILD CHERRY, prepared
ny Seth W. Fowlc x Son. Boston.
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If Johson'S Anodyne Liniment is
half as valuable as people say it is,
no family should be without it.
Certainly no person, he he lawyer,
Iocter, minister, or Of any other
profession, should start en- a journey
without it. No sailor, fisherman, or
woodSman should be without it. In
TACT 1t is needed wherever there is
an ache, spraiI, cut, bruisc, cough
or cold.
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CHARITY LODGE, No. i3. Regular commu
r;cations ut Masonic Hall, in iardys Building
on Wednesday of the week in which the moon
ynlls J. c. Colby, W. Nj l. } Flanders
Secretary.
Mr.. LEB><oS X. A. CHtprER. Meetings at
Masonic Hall on "Wednesday afternoon OF the
week IN which the moon tull+ ,. u. h'dtoh
m u pr 1 n Jones, Secretary.
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Notice..

v'IlE SUBSCRIBER, having sold hi. stock
of goods e. prcNrd a Hay
hereby gives notice to all PERSONS indebted. to
call and settle tie same with George Prirli.
ard Agent, who Ia authorized to ,igli in lilui.
dntion.
JOHN ANDERSON,
Bradford. W., April ~. Is10.-sW3
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GEN. STANNARD KEAPPuINTED. -
The President, on Thursday last,
rrappOiUtcd Gen. Standard Collect
or for the District OF Vermont. The
entire Vermont delegation were
united i'll presenting his name.
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WANTED, u man IN every town of one
W thousand or more inhabitants 10 manu-.
iaeturc N,nd employ others to sell and apply
an article of which millions of dollars worth
have been sold. From 60 tot i.O worth need
ed upon every building. Patent run oWL Its
ioM. Write full directions rpon full common
sized stamped envelope. Told the end, togcth.
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