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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

One side, comprising about three.
fourths of the reading Of the Brad
ford National opinion is now made
up and printed IN New York
Does that in;ny way constitute the
Dpinion q "torclgn paper !'-An
TOyN.
We see that Bro. McIndoe has
not forgotten the hit we gave him
on his foreign paper, dated at sun
dry villages, "corncrs,' cross roads,
etc, up and down the Connecticut
river.
The outside of our papcr-storics,
miscellaneous reading, &c, : IS prlnt.
ed in New York, and well printed,
too but we don't steal our EDITOR.
ais from the New York Tribune.
And, 10y the way, did the editor of
the aurora ever think how it looks
to see small man trying to swell
up large enough to fill Horace Gree.
lcy's garments, when every one
knows that Grccley's old white hat
would cover him ont Of sight
shauks and all 4. If not he should
indulge in some reflections before q
7X9 looking glass.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

iorbids the publication OF any war dispatches
unless signed by Marshal Bazaine. This pre-
hibiticn extends To the Empcror's dispatches.
Paris correspondent writes follows:
"That silence has settled on the name of
Napoleon Third. is more astounding than
even the Prussian victories He is dead,
civilly and impeiially. Where will lie drag
his despscd, worn ont carcass! For fort
ni2 lat his lame has been unpronounccd in the
Chambers, and he i as much disrcgardcd rs
the Pope
The loss Of the French during the week can
not be less than 10000 in killed wounded and
taken prisoners, at Courcilles, Nionyile and
Gravel ottc They are known TO have lost
l5,0o0 in each battle, including at the latter
place 1000 prisoners.
LoNuoN, Aug. 20. The position of the
French on Thursday was exceedingly strong
and thcy fought with desperate courage
throughout, but were at length compelled to
retire before the victorious PIussians.
! The defeat Of the French wa, complete, and
/ it is known that their army is at the present
moment tri2htfuIly dcmoralzcd.
Paris this morning is terribly excited over
the news received from the army. The flight
Of NJ Olivier is now fully confirmed,
The cnvironS of Paris are to be laid waste
and the inhabitants of the adjoining country
are to bc allowed to enter with provision,
without the payment of the city tolls.
The inhabitants in Chalons speak very
plainly and yindictvcly against the Emperor
LONDON Aug. 2l--3 2. NJ kilograms @
saturday morning have only just been re
ccivcd in Paris from tie scene of war arouut
Metz. The conduct of Marshal Bazain
rauscs the gravest apprehensions 1t wa
previously understood that he was so stuat
ed is to be able 10 march without opposition
on Metz OF Ncrdun, is he preferred, and nov
he seems to be inactive. 1t requires - hour
for message to pass between him and MAJ
shal Mcmahon, a.d their communications ar
frequently interrupted altogether
CAnIsRruE. Aug. Il, Strasbourg is i
flames. The French have fired the surroun'
ing villages. They max, frequent sortle
which are constantly rcpul,cd.
Eight thousand Prusaiaus have arrive
with train of heavy artillery, and the city
surrounded 10y 300 600 men under Gen. Verde
The inhabitants are drmoralizcd, and lisord,
every whore prevails, and a surrender
hourly cN.
The Crown Prince has won another yictoi
in great battle before Chalons, The Prus
ans are victorious everywhere, and Il
French defeat is complete.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
CT. River Farm for Sale.

~ ~. sutHtribrr offers fer sllc. vi. farm.
] formerly known 80. the William Waterman
Farm, beautifully heated on tie Connecticut
RIVER md within iva miles ul the thriving
Nillar of bradford un the road from bradford
tn iHtlHt, said tam tputuiuH one hundred
norr.. ui prime land WlIrh for tirhtrssu i soil
sud ", uty Ut lor,liun b. rarely cuuilcd II
b. suitably aud conveniently divided into
tmb,r The tillngpn lrepl and rnstly cult
waited. llrmiug. Wattt "a buildings. which
NE I've fair condition. The farm has raised tie
past wear. nearly w tuus ut hnv lun liushol.
uAts. 80 Bushels ut wheat ~ Bushels shellrI
turn. besides ludm Wheat rotatu,s &c, Nc
M.u for sale farm produce. farming tools
stock &c.
/ fot further particular address,
W =. WAilnutN
/ Bradford Jul, q is5O sm.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

'EliE ubscrhcr-, having been appointcdby
the Honorable Probate Court ion the Dis.
trict Of Bradford, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust all claims ard demands,
ol all pctsous. AGAINST the estate of Sarah +.
Bailey, latc of Ncwbury in said District, de-
ccascd, represented in,olycut, aud the term
oi SiN month. from the fourth day day of
March $50, bring allowed by said Court to
the creditors OF said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims hclorc MS; Give
notice that We viii attend to the duties Of oui.
appointment ~ the dwelling house OF David
!. Henderson In Ncwbury. IA said District, on
Thursday. thc first day 81 September neNt, at
i"u u'uluck lu the forenoon of said dav
a. NJ rEltIl, I Commits
IlENRN WHlTClIER I soncrs.
Nrvhry VI. March 90, a. u. lNid.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

The Springfield Republican, in
commenting upon the use of iutc
"swilchcs' and clignons, which
contain minute insects, says that
III that city "scNcral women lie in
danger of death from these loath
some insects, and the disease in its
lesser forms is quite fiequcnt.n
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
MISCELLAN EOUS ADS.
I|cl. sale.
s%tI.aNcd Oh. stolen

NOTICE j., hereby given that have given
" To my son Daniel 7. Prescott his time. to
act and trade for himself ! shall claim none
ot hi, earning, nor pay any debts Of his con
tracing after this date.
plIEBE BROWN.
Wtness-B =. briggs. II. u. Iru>sel
Fairlcc, VT July 30, $50. 9w3
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26


GTATE OF VERMONT. Bradford District
- ssh Probate Court, holdcu at tnriuth
on the 9th day Of August, \. u, 1870, Jacob
HWtor, Administrator of the estate of Mary
f. Lytord, late of Top>ham in said District,
deceased, ma"c9 application to said Court far
Ec,ucc to sell all OF the real estate of said
decreased. representing that said sale would
couGucc to the est interests of all interested,
to wit: The homestead of SAID deceased sup
pu~cd to contain about 70 acrcs of ldi6-
Whcreupou it is ordered by said court that
said application come under consideration and
bee heard on the 9th day of August, \, u,
$50, at the Probate office in West Fairlee -
aud. il is suthcr ordered. that all persons in
tcrostcd be notified hereof, by publication of
notice of this application and order thereon
three weeks successfully in the National Ohm.
ION plirrcd at BrHnlurd, Vt. before said time
of hraring, thot they May appear At said time
and place. and il they see cause, object there
to. By the Court, Attest,
ILNAlG HEIN, Register
\ true copy of Record Attest.
low3 AINAll BEAN, Register.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

In 1868 BiSmark said to an Amer
lean: "ln our relations with the
United States, never had any
doubt. The tory party III Prussia
to which am supposed to belong
at the outbreak Of your war be.
sought the king to recognize ,hc
South. | opposed it inileXibly. To
me it appeared that the North only
could he the true ally Of Prussia -
with the South we had nothing in
common. The government of Prua.
Sia never wavcrcd in its friendship
for yours. Fredcrcl, the Great was
think, the first European sovereign
to recognize Your lndepci dcncc. |
am heartily glad TO know that
America understands and rccipro
Gates the friendly feeling we have
steadily maintained.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

10 cure 4 NPr"n- axe a medium S'@''
oo'''e OIL N''hc ram N''I'''G M"S' w. '''
as as 500" as p'1, , ,'y' ,"' 'r'" c t%D ,"'N
..''.. '' Wv w.1., > ,, 'n ,.,a N.Y..
c,.a', H., ,1,t, tu.'t,,a,, :, ,,,Ir ~, Lanr
The following extract from the
Yormouth Herald giyrS some idea
r. ,,.,,t ,l,o so,,t;n,o,. of ,lo No,o
VI " ""' ''0 SOU '.''' VI ''O ' t
oeo''"ilH IS on INC question: vi Al.
neXation:
"The independence party appear
to he rapidIy Gaining ground in all
the y. \. Provinces. Several nllu.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
NIchoIas :. GrcenIeaf Ilstatc.

CITE on VERMONT IinAurprp Dls.
- 1Wrr s. IN Probate Court held at Brad
ford IA suid District Oh thc 10Th day of May
$50, u { MoDuhrc administrator of the 81.
tate of y S Grculctfiatr Of bradford, in said
briurt deceased, presents hi administration
account Tor examination aud allowance aud
mak'7 application for au assignment ont Of the
PERSONAL e. tate Of said deceased iu the widow
NhorrHFeH, II H. ordered by said Court, that
SAM account and said application be referred
~ u sra ion Of said Court 10 hc held ut tho
Probate Office ia td bradford uu the 4d ruc4.
day OF Sop, \ u ls,O, for hearing aud decision
thereon And II i-lurthcr ordered That notice
hereof he given to Ill persons Interested hy
publication { the same three weeks success.
rttrly ia the National Opinion, ucwspnpor
puhIlshed VI bradford, rrc,i uus to said time
appointed Tor hcuing, that ,hcy may nppcr AZ
sud time aud place. aud show cause, If any
they may have, Why said nccouu' should moi
hc allowed aud such ASSIGNMENT made
w the Court Attest.
MLNAII BEAN, Register
y true copy NJ Record --AtiCst
| llW3 ALVA1I BEAN, Register
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-25
PRICES.

PggCBs--. 4 OFFrR
II tho Merchants IN your .lse.. - ~ net m ni,b
or send ic- the Machines, rd Us tho rctsil price
asher so, Extra Wi ger flo ard We vi
ward either or DO m icni.os, FREQ Of laie1t /
fince, whore %, is selling; and 80 sure Arc "
Vhey VIII DO likel, that agree to refund the mon
~ II anyone Wishes 10 rcturn the machines Tree a.,
freight alter months trial, according to airee
tons
Ne husband, father or hruiher should permit m
druf31ly at wrsfng with thr hands afiv.t,r
'avs IN mo err wh'n u car he i1p. better, 10
nNn"il'ious'y with loss labor Aua no ininry
garments, hf boiy'S clothes washer, aai t3r'.
yengi Wriugar.
sod by d"slr's generally, 10 whom libornl dis
e0unts are made
RIO BROWNING, Gen. ACT.
o. couHandt street, Now York.
aug l9-4m.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-25
E'F0 ENOlHM ORGAN's sons
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

By virtue of decree rendered ut the lest
September term OF the Circuit Court for
Washington county Virginia, in the case Of
J. d. Robertson, assignee, &C., Tor Sc. rs.
T.. r. Lancaster and for the purposes spcci-
fed in said decree, l viii sell, on the pr,m
ises, Mt public cutlery to the highest bidder
the house and lots in the town Of Goodson
Va, known rs the Minor property" being
the eastern half Of lot No. told plan) next
10 lot n. 10, AVID the whole OF lois Nos. no
aud IL. For more particular description zee
Iced OF conveyance on record In County Court
Clerks Office e ABINGDON, from w. S. ma.
nor, trustee, g., 70 e. r. Lancaster, dated
10th November, 1867.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-25

PlcNtEs. -Umyersll pikcles, chow
elbows &c picol,lieS. are apprtizers.
i which the mixture Of vinegar and
spices is more important than the
breen basis of vegetable, which may
embrace almost any kind cf small
AMI spccuicnt vegetable, and even
fruit There ale many recipes for
these, but the ones [ give will be
found. all OF them. mnderntn IN cost.
easy o. preparation and adequate to
the s,of any small family.
llot-pot, Boil with six quarts of
vinegar one pound Of salt, one-fourth
o' pound of cloves, the same of GIN
ger one ounce each Of mace, cayenne
pepper, white pepper and long pepper
two ounces Of mustard seed, and half
pound of eSchalots. to this mis-
ture in your jar add any kind of fruit
or vegetables that may suit your fan
cy' from caaliiiower to rldlsn pods.
The proportion of Ingredients here
j. excellent, and imparls a very fine
favor to the pickle.
YELLOW PicELE. Take one mound
grated horse-mdish, two pound, white
mustard-seed; one pound Hack mus.
tard-seed two ounces each of mace.
nutmess, gloves, allspice, and ground
white peppeC -four ounces OF tumeric
a large teacppful OF ground mustard
four tablespaoLfuls 0f celery seed.
eight cloves of garlic; hail pound
ground giuges, and tourpouaja brown
sugar These Ingredients are ca nc
put mi6 a siX-gallQn jar With i0W
gallons Of vinegar AaJ kind ofI
green Vegetables may he added. ai'crI
they ,3ye trtl'-t ..s
dried ii Che sun for one or tao I'd go.
This mixture cannot be surpassed =.
A lar of il is worry convenient in ones
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-25

BY DR.. Geo. W. Beard Of the Uniyersit,
OF tn CITY Of New York, assisted by emil
nent medical professors. Endorsed by lead
ing me licnl out' critics ard journals. II is
iull NJ 'o mon sense. ,iGI pages, Mly
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-25
PA7EAT MEDICINES
DIR. j. BRADEIELD'S
i en- ale re g ui9.otoS
woman BPcBt Friend.

This valuable ncdicine 81 rrcpai, fur HoMfN
Xcu.ifplys and 4" bo usVo by woinon unly. a i
tdapted rHrecaliy 20 hose easos 81 Gere Soc womb
is disorlcted, atd Nil cure aty ifIeguInlily h tie
"meiscs. cNcclt in such eases a. roluitc % ,ursi.
;al operation. A. these laitare very rare. the FE-
MALE REGULATORS Is OF ali-ost universal applica-
ton. IN asudden check Of the monthly courses"
rom Cotpi trouble of mind or Ike cause, u acts
like a chern, by restoring DE DISCHARGE ip evti y
iustdHet Nus relieving the fever, headache, pain
in me ha9k and "luwtr stomach fushcs CT beat
about the iHco, chilly seusntiufs, burning - tie
yelds ana r"nonu restlcsnrss Taken in tine,
~ these syu1tirs rass away iuutdiattiy, Win
OUT ulusY Ia Tho constitution. trtuuoity nnuty p
en- Che proper reWvdy ih net applied il timc, tAt
disease becomts chrortc, aid the foundation lnid
aot nuWhefluss trilS ~ tho constitution W woman.
no next "tniu cost around aud tlcte IA no
SHOW or perhaps tie ''whitosi' viii appear
fheie viii De some uusasinvss about tie womb.
1ui very little nr moro Of the Lautu Iliid escaping
The complexion hcc'ucs sluIow, bowels swuib ~,
sort Of greeuish ca tc about tine face constant duI
lching pains iu the heul weieht l the lower stru-
ach and buck with or without whita,, paipitalious
ot the henit pallor rN haas on. indig sfiou wear
ness, langor, aching across The louH uss Of appe-
ne pain in the left breast, Hghturs~ ACROSS the
chest, couy h and gjtdness ~ sill nj owed to 70
"a, green sit Ahrss' will be- fully developed the
hcadHHhc become severe, wi Ia loss OF mcuicry, di-
nlnlth"d trupbHtiy. JCK nTONNCH, dysrs Vsia, nc
relish Tor ind. loss 1T hrsh. Increased hutitfiur Of
the hear, swCLbiSo or TUG TEET, lces aiG body.
lni u' c'siouai ,piulg of blood. The slfgtost T.
tort causes hurried breathing alh 10 to suHoratou
The skin is iabbv, and has "doughy feel" Thfs
IS a sad pciurc, but 1t is the condition. OF ii ousand
Il wuuen Uetwt en- be ages of llit,cuud fOity-hyr
who ave brought to the grave by ignorance or ne
&C., 90 take TIT propor remedy.
i"ail who are afflicted vita any Of tho symptom
Dove iutriioued, in connection with on itrrgulari
OF tho monthly sickness" wo earnestly Say
AkH ia. RitADF1EirS FEMALE EiGrIATOl
lew ouureg inken, you VIII ct once experience IT,
'snobi, and Win liitc patience you viii be fan!
rst0aud 60 hcdlsh.
This remedy has been extensively used for M
rard oi twenty years Nv many II tho most * peri
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-25
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-25
THE WASHENGTi n 10 81.
LYNGnRERG. u.
I'M N EW HANDs
pEINO ihe owner Of thI. y.lunhle rroncr.

pElNG tho ewner of this valuable rroper
~ ~, have taken charge oft on NV ow,
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n FIRST CLASS HOTEL in all Of ita
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and furnished 80 a. to accommodate botl
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The table viii he kept well supplied nj MI
meals with the best that tho MARKET will
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with the purest Of LIQUORS, WINES. &c.
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The services OF Mr.. Levi W Scoyille have
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ness of hotel keeping. snd being wen known
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The omnibus will attend the Depots REQ
ularly to take passengers up to the house
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behg centrally located, convenient 40 iht
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confidently expect fair share of patronao,
from my friends and the public,
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feb2l 6m. I'd Oct. 23.tf
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dried N Che sun for one or tao d. SO.
This mixture cannot be surpassed a.
A jar Of il Is very convenient in ones
pantry, MS Daring the whole vegetable
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-13
SheriH's Sale

WIN; Wheeler Moye, by next friend as. Thos.
Ii. Brown, Administrator.-In Equity.
pursuance Of tho dccretal order of the
ahovn W,eIis sia, court, sitting in Equity, in the
MONDAY in March, 1870, in front of the Conrt
hGnSe; ;hnt IN tcTlqm6ia r within tho legal hours,
County, containing 200 acres, more or less
bounded North by Elizabeth Bruns' land; East
10y Gilbert Garner and Joseph Bates; south
ana west by Congarec River and JOS Bates.
ALSO,
,, tract of Land, situate in ST. Matthew's.
Parish, containing $50 acres, more or less: and
an island. 'e-No
The above described property will be sold at
the the risk of the former purchaser, he having
lal1cd to comply with the terms of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient to nav costs
and expenses of auit and sale; and tho balance
on credit of one, two and three wears. Sc
cured cured by bond and mortgage of the promises.
furchasers to pay for stamps and papers.
feD l3 mtn j.. +. FRATEE. s. r. q
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-13
OBITUARY.

1t is with painful regret that we chronicle
the sad demise, at her residence, at Hodges
Depot, Abbeville County, OH the 18th Of Janu-
ary, 1870, Of Mrs. CELESTA A. COCHRAN,
consort of Capt. j. N. Cochran, in forty-second
year OF her age. Sad is the lot to chronicle
the death OF the wife, suddenly borne away
from the companionship of a loving husband.
She ls gone from US, but gone, we trust
where companionship of her blessed home ia
forever unbrokcn. Her years had been spent
IN works OF usefulness, and in endeavoring to
insure happiness to her family. He who
doeth all things we'll has seen fit to deprive
her loving husband of the comfort OF his
declining years, her sorrowing family of tho
fond object OF their affection, and her many
friends OF ono whose memory will ever re 4.
main enshrined in their hearts. OF pure
and upright mind, gentle and engaging man
ners, and a sweet and amiable disposition,
enc was loved and esteemed by all who knew
her, and as a devoted Christian and q sincere
friend, she leaves behind her examples worthy
of imitation.
We watched her breathing through the night,
Her breathing soft and low,
AS in her breast the wave of life
Kept heaving to and fro.
So silently We seemed to speak,
SO slowly moved about,
As we had lent her half our powers
To exc her living out.
Our very hopes belied our fears,
Our fears, our hopes belcd;
We thought her dying when she slept,
And sleeping when she died.
For when the morn came dim and sad
And chill with early showers,
Her quiet eye-ids closed-she had
Another morn than ours.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-13
Washin&tOn News.

WASHINGTON, February 12-3P. M
Ihe House is considering appropriations.
The Senate was not in session. The
Judiciary Committee heard Georgia very
briefly, and are now considering nomina-
tions.
New YORK, February 12-The Fizeus
Chemical Works exploded to-day-seye-
raj persons hurt. No cause ASST gned.
In the House, Judd introduced bill
to construe Section of the Act of March
u, 1868, exempting certain manufac-
turers from internal tax, SO rs not to treat
as manufacturers hog packers, lard vend-
ers, or persons engaged in saving hams,
or canning meats, Or in the provision
trade; and to refund such taxes already
collected. Cox hoped the bill would be
reported and passed without delay, MS it
affected the whole provision business of
the United States. The bill was referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The manufacturers of steel tools present
ed petition against the increase of the
duty on row steel. More petitions were
presented for the increase of the duty
on cigars.
treasury balance shows, for the quar-
ter ending with December last, receipts
reach $116, 250, 900; expenditures nearly
$1O8, 900, 900.
Mr.. Gibson, attorney for Gov. Bull
lock and his delegation, read an argu-
ment; the main point endeavored to be
made being that Hill was elected Sena-
tor by illegal votes. The difference be-
tween the Bullock and Bryant factions
seems to be, that Bullock wants all for
mer Legislation tabooed, and Bryant
wants it recognized up to the expulsion
OF the negroes at least; and favors the
validity of all Acts of the Legislature.
Bryant and Caldwell presented pointed
arguments, that the present Legislature
is illegal, and asked Congress for n
remedy.
Internal revenue receipts to-day over
$500.O0O.
The gold panic investigation has
closed. The report will cover several
hundred printed pages
The new $40 legal tender notes will be
ready for circulation tomorrow. The
balance of this series of new NOTES.-The
500, $500 and $1,000 notes-wilI be
ready in about month.