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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES :,
PROBATE COU RTS.


DROBArF COURTS Il be holden within
l and for the District ri bradford, for the
wear ensuing, a. follows, Nlz:
Attic rrottcI House in Bradford,
ON the second Tuesdays of january, May,
July and September, 1879.
At ;hc Hotel III East torinth, on
the second Tuesdays of February, June, Au-
gust aud November, lS1 }.
1.-THE Probate - dice in Newbury,
on the second Tuesday of Marcel, and Octo-
Der, 1870,
Atthe Probate Office, West Fair
lee, on the second Tuesdaym December, 1859.
and the second Tuesday i'll April 1870.
ALNAH BEAN, Register
WestFairle. Vt, Dee !, 1869.
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Noah Sarucpt's Estate.

TIVE 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 Noah Sar.
gent, late of Strailord IN said District de
ceased, represented insolyent, and the term
Of six months from the 18th day of August
1870, being allowed by said Court to tho cred
itors of said deceased TO exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us; give notice
that "" will attend to the duties Of our ap.
pontmcnt at the Counting room of John T.
Trncy IN Stanford, in said District, on the 10Th
dap of February next, ut one o'clock in the af
tcrnoon. CHAS, BARRETT, Commits.
A. q. KlBI.TNG, I sioners.
STAFFORD, W.. Sept 10, A. ID. 1870. l6
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Electricity is being put to u new
use. On Friday last tumor, which
has threatened the life of Gen. Xii.
patrick wds removed 10y the aid of
this powerful agent. 1t was the
first operation Of the kind ever at
tempted, and perfectly successful.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

The venerable Rev. DIR. Todd re-
sillncd his passionate over the Con.
grcgational ChuIch in Pit she,G,
Mass, on SUNDAY, The 25th ult AT.
ter II service Of thirty years IN that
one field.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

Ia amount of population to the
square mile, Chittcnden County is
clearly at the head of the list, Rut-
land being much the larger county
in area free Press.
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Farm For Sale!

The Subscriber offers for sale, nv n%ou,
mile from Bradford Village. A. the s.,1n
trough On the Yates River Road. on" lib
contains about 80 acres Of excellent 'an.I' GOOD
good Apple orchard, Sugar orchard W." Of
buildings. For further particulars '4''
the subscriber ON the farm. a., uopIg.
H. W. II
Bradford, Aug t6 1870.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

There is sharp competition now
between the Pacific mail steamers
and the overland line to California
Both parties are "cutting under"
and carrying freight at less than
the cost of transportation. The
railroad has taken freight, III sever
Ill instances, at - per 100 lbs, and
the steamship company has shipped
through bills of fading at - pei
hundred iOrth same class Of freight
SO active is competition that freight
con be sent cheaper from New York
to San Francisco, than from Chica-
20 To Omaha.
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POLITICAL.

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INC 'o'' i'o'' i'p"""'"" V'N''o
cratlc) came OUT on 1hurS''ay h'oIii-
ing for b. Graft Brown for Coy
ernor.
Tho Massachusetts Nomap Sniff. !
-. -. a.,
rag oo',' '','io'' '' ''o0'o'' va =.
oth, resolved 10 support no cailoi-
date for office unless he or she went
in for the ballot for the women Sey.
o, .,oo,.on. ;,1orsoa vo,aau
ihl''ilS lol "oNeihoi' A''e' "'i"'
ha''d ulscuSsioh IL was iesolNeu 10
f ocier 'he 'oii'''''o' Vi an '''''l'ei"'
= ehl parry uh'ii III 'hc'l coming 'o"'
\ei'lo'lS 'hc o'h'' parties SNAIL "e'
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. the question Oh SUFFRAGE
4 1h' waterman ana hehec'or-
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p oic we" vi inc pom ''ai S''u"''oi' III
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.ioi' wac, 1",'' ,I''' .o,;''.'' 49, p,U
:. few imur, ctirablcs will not be al
Il lowed tC imperil both good politics
d and good morals. II ever there W is
e man WHOM Id" 'u'''i''S' Ohi's''"',
. WI ''''';, ,,'''o,'o ~. :,
:, Gnv ClaHin and we outhusiastical
* IL throw all our influence in his ia
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14
From Mount Washington.
Pro-. Huntington to spend the Winter
on the Mountain.

We .ake the following extract
from letter padlished i'll the Bos-
ton Jomnal
Prof c. II. Hitchcock and Prof.
J. ii. Huntington were here on Fri
day and Saturday. making further
arrangements for the winter Solourn
of the latter gentleman aud his par
ty on Mount Washington. The nee
essary supplies are all at the railway
depot awaiting transportation up
the mountain side. The Railway
Company have generously offered TO
carry them up, and Will resume the
running of their ears for this pur-
pose as soon as the new rails are
laid at the lower end of the road
The supplies consist OF eleven tons
of coal, two stoves, Zone for cook
ing purposes cooking utensils, pro
visions of various kinds, iii number
less barrels and boxes, Il variety OF
scientific instruments IA small snow
sled, snow shoes, and such other ar
ticles as are Indispensable for com
fort and scientific investigation
Half a dozen or more trims M the
mountain will be necessary TO trans
port the supplies to their destination
tn. marty win consist certainly O
thr.n and nossilLy fnur ucrsons-
and two OF these. Prof Iuutiuytoy
and Mr.. \. +. Clouch. photograph
or of Warren. \. H.. have alrcad,
, fitted themselves for their sever,
, taSl; lax q winters residence q,
Moosjlauk. Prof IIuutinpton an,
his lntiuo aSSoriltpS urpnoSr TO o,
= into thrir winter uuartrrs ahont th,
tenth of November. As the lcSSe,
of the Fin Ton and Summit House
objects 70 the OCCUPATION of eitheI
either of those hujldinos for fear O
thrir drstru,.tiou h\ fire. thn mart,
have made M their minds TO fl
their residence in the new railroa,
Geunt which thnuoh less adautr
to llprpiup ont the cold than IN
{ nthor Strncturrs can aouhtlpsS h
e mad. co,nn,rotiyulv comfnrt,bIp.
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Wanted.

4 FAITHFUL, active, widc.awaks, live
~ Boy, from II to IA years of age, -one
who is not afraid to Work, and make himself
generally useful
To the right kind of u boy good home and
permanent employment will he given For
further particulars apply immcdiatclyto
&C. DoTY 4 co, Bradford, VI.
Oct, 5th 1870
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

The stand which the Secretary OF
the interior has taken against as.
Sessmcuts on the clerks and Officers
of his department, tor political pur.
poses, commcnds itself to the good
sense aud justice of the public. II
is natural enough that men who hold
places under the government should
contribute to the expenses Of clec
tons, Int they should do it, if at all
voluntarily, and according to thcil
own judgment aud sense Of oblga.
ton,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

Increase of population since 1860,
-, 1871.
1t will be interesting to note the
progress of our population during
our existence as a State. For this
lurpo Sc We give the following table.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

The Republicans carried II large
majority Of the towns in the Con
nccticut charter elections on Mon.
day. the Sd inst.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

The 7iijMfS Washington cores.
pondent says that the President has
decided to pardon all the fcnan
prisoners who were engaged in the
late raids. II. thinks that tLeN
have been sufficiently punished, and
they promise in future to respect the
lawsof the country. Petitions .ol
their pardon have come from every
section of the country and from al
classes Of people.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

A Roman Catholic newspaper is
announced IN France with Il title Of
the Christian Era, the object OF
which is "to insist on the introduc.
ton of religious liberty into the
Catholic Chu ch, and its allianc,
with the genius of modern times"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

EX Governor Samuel Coney, died
at his residence in Augusta, Me-, on
the 9TH inst, at two O'Clock p. m.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

The entire family Of Nathaniel
Cooke, Of Pctclsham, Mass, father,
mother, son and daughter, all over
thnty-three years OF age, have died
of typhoid fever within a month.
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The Population Of Vermont.

We give below the summing up
Of the census of 1870 for Vermont.
by counties, as obtained from the
books of the L. S. Marshal, with "a
column giving the corresponding
figures from the last census, for com
pariSon
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MISSOURI COUNTY BONDS.
We offer for sale the following list of choice
.nAnlniil..

Separate pamphlets Tor each county con,
tanning an official financial statement and iull
information, sent on Application. Iniorma.
ton ehcciiully aud promptly furnished by
lottcror wire. Bonds delivered free on line
of any express route. Any bonds sold by rs
New y rl city viii he collected aud RENTED
for, free ~ al charges
Address SAML A. GAYLORD a co.
stock and Bond Brokers, st. Louis. Mo,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

Mary krumpaSitizkososki was re.
Gently divorced from her husband at
Jcil'rlsonvlllc, Ind, and now fluids
relief IL her maiden name, Ponvin.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

ONE MNLIaXoN,

The Prr,idontaud DWtotnrS have confidence
in Offering to the pubic the facilities Of their
institution.
State and National Banks Private Bankers,
savings Bank. Trust Companies, Insurance
Cumpauc-. Railroad, Manufacturing and 9th
or corporations Executions Of estates, Trustees
Public Officers, and all who have trust mon
eys. or who ac' In ANY tduciary capacity,
whether they live III New York or elsewhere,
ale invited to open accounts with the Security
Eaul, Of the city of New York, by letter or III
pei. on. business paper Discount ii for Mcr.
Chant, and Dcpositeis, at seven per cent, per
Auuum Gold Account, kept Fiscal Agen-
cic, ofStatcs, municipalities, and Corporations
accepted
JOSEPH [. ORVIS, Pcsid,nt
BENJAMIN II. DEWEY, Cashier.
| No. $40 broadway, New York, sept. 20, 1870.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

The legislature of Quebec has
been summoned to meet on the Sd
of \ JNcmbcr.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

FEMALE SUFFRAGE.-N hlle tins
question Is taking new agitation
in this State, the HerOiudi0n, the
chief organ of the general Women's
rights movement, seems to think 1t
has been oNrrIated III importance,
and that its discussion has a delete
rious effect upon the main cause of
womcm'S rights. This is its view of
the matter
Now the reason why, to some per
SONS, the woman S movement seems
dead. is because to such persons it
/ is mere movement for suffrage -
and ninety women out OF every hun
! drcd 60 not care 80 much for polItl-
cal as for personal freedom. WO-
men know their own wants; and
tlcy know that they do not want
suffrage thouSaudth part as keen.
/ " as they want Il reform of the mar.
rage and divorce laws, aud Il gen.
/ cral rc al juStrucnt of the family re.
latiUuS. Sensible women, when ask
ed 10 enforce then claims to the
elective franchise, smile and say III
words: yes, this good; this is Il
means to an end this is the \ OF
the alphabet; but our ultimatum is
far beyond all this ShallownesS; ii
lies rs deep as the protoundcst
depths of human DESIRE 1t is til,
woman question considered only in
its superficial aspects that is dead
The first or superficial phase is dy
ing to give place to the second ol
permanent. In other words, Wo
mans demand for mere political en-
= reimbursement is giving plarcto hel
more comprehensive demand for uni
vcrSal emancipation. The old qucs
tion is beginning 10 die; the new
beginning to live. Ring out The
. old; ring in the new BOSt. jour.
"llcaling on the WiugS,' say al
!. who have made use Of DR.. WiStar'
) Balsam of Wild Cherry, and h
II such use been cured Of coughs, cold
e bronchitis, sOlc throat, influenza G
\ consumption. The prudent will al
d ways keep this standard remcd
g BY them.
-. \ gentleman writing from he f
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

Parsons pWgalivc Pills will
greatly relieve, if not entirely cure,
dyspepsia, when everything else
fails. They have been tried in some
desperate cases, and have given
more relief than any other medicine.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-14

II is asserted that an armorcr mt
bNons has constructed Il steam mi.
traillcuse, the most formidable yet
known.
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DOUBLE THE CAPITAL STOCK

teri in order tomcct the increasing business
of the Bank,
\ subscription Book Is ordered to he opened
on the FIRST day ofOctOber, 1870,
IL NH ~.
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by its presenoe" II will perhaps be regarded
in this country as little singular that the
discovery of this important fact was delayed
more than half score of years after its
occurrence, and still more singular that the
discovery was reserved for Senior Moret y
Prendergast, the Ultrsmarine Minister of
Regent Serrano. But tho truth in the
matter is welcome, even at this late day,
and coming even from such an ultramarine
source. Our chief regret is that the Democracy
were not made aware of it sooner. What a
mass of political capital has been suffered to
go to waste in consequence In the present
and all future campaigns the Democracy can,
of course, make the most of the indignities
which were heaped by an outraged people
upon The maDgled corpse of old John Brown;
but the political history of the country has
been sadly marred, nevertheless, and no
amount of zeal in disseminating the truth
hereafter can make amends for the mischief
wrought by ignorance in the past. We would
suggest that the disembodied spirits of the
late Democratic Association which held its
weekly pow-wows at Ninth and Arch streets
get themselves together in the spirit, if not
in the tlesh and that John Campbell and Mr..
Nasby be invited to deliver addresses before
them which will put the party squarely on the
record, and set right the disreputable error
into which the country has fallen concerning
the actual disposition of John Browns body.
When it is clearly demonstrated to the Demo-
cratic masses that John Browns body is not
and never has been mouldering in the grave,
perhaps they can be persuaded that his soul
has paused ia its monotonous march.
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MY T. W. A L Y,
~~- No. 622 MARKET Street, is daily receiving
new designs In Diamond Work, fine Gold Jewelry
ana Siyer-ware; also, American aud Foreign
N; B.-Watches and Jewelry repaired by skilful
Workmen. Tl3 lm
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ULTRAMARINE DEMOCRACY.

JOHN Browns soul may still be marching on,
to the regret and perplexity of the Democratic
party, but it has one source of consola-
tion-the body of the fanatical hero of Har-
per's Ferry, has been disposed of in the most
satisfactory manner. The other day, in the
Spanish Cortes, Senior Moret y Prendergast,
the Regents Minister of Ultramar, or the
lands beyond the esea-which is the rather poet
ical term applied by the Spaniards to their
colonies gravely announced that the Ameri-
can people not only hanged John Brown with
out granting him legal trial, but such was
their indignation at his raid upon the institu-
ton of slavery that they ''hung his body into
the sea that their soil might not be pollutel
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THE IRON-MOULDERS AND THE
QHTNd MEN

city have been especially severe upon the
Cinnamon. They adopted report and reso-
lutions bitterly hostile to Chinese immigra-
ton. The preamble sets forth that this inn
migration is designed and intended ''to reduce
to poverty and barbarism the workingmen of
this country, and, following up this line of
argument, the resolutions declare that il will
''reduce the wages of mechanics and laboring
men to a rate of compensation upon which no
American wolkingman can possibly subsist,
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BSSgp OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA CITY
~" PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY, No.
4130 CHESNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4, 1870.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
dividend of ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
per share on the capital stock, clear ~ OIL taHes
pay able and after th9 & dftt ,,, sSa; a transfer
Z lot WILLIAM w. COLKET, Treasurer.
eeSgs PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. Office, mo. 227 s. FOURTH
Street.
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1870.
The obligations of this Company gwen for pre-
MUM on Gold in settlement for Bonds or Coupons
due pril l, 1885, or those given for the settlement
of maured Coupons issued by the East Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, will be paid on presentation at
any time on and after the goth of August next.
Z lat 8. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DIvERyIEW MILITARY ACADEMY, POUCH.
III KEEPSIE, n. Y.
OTIS BISBEE A. M, Principal and Proprietor
wide. awake, thorough going School for boys
wishing to be trained for Business, for Col
lege, or for West Point or the Naval Aca-
DENY. 7 16 stuthlm
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ssSs- OFFICE OF THE WEST PHILADELPHIA
S~S Passenger Railway Company, n. w. corner OF
Forty y-hrst and Haverford streets
PHILADELPHIA July IL, 1870
The Board OF Directors have this day declared
semi-annual dividend OF
FIVE PER CENT.
on the capital Stock clear Of all taxes, payable on
and after the 22d instant.
The Books for the Transfer Of Stock will be closed
until that date.
SAMUEL P. HUM,
713 Ct Treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-28
Haxaan Market.

HAVANA, March 17.-SuGAR.-The sugar mar
ket Yesterday was rather more quiet anu quola-
tons ms usual small fraction above inc marx
nnjess we should he favored with something nel'
ter from American AMI European markets. Aos'
IL and II at SaStl reals.
with demand. Falmouth and orders at g. 5Sa-;
United States - boxes at slaslS each; ana
hlds OF sugars ut S+laa47i each; ana to load at
uutposts S5as5,l each. Hhds Of molasses at s3a
s3h per 100 gallons, &c, direct and at outports.
ExcHANGEs.-The transactions moderate but
firm for Europe. London at -alls premium:
poris at l Eal discount; United States currency at
ioaeS discount; do short at sa71S do; do payable
In gold at ,ia1 premium, and do ut short SIGHT
MARCH le.-The quotations of brokers remain
as last quoted. Shipped during the week hehcG
and FROM Matanzas So, 165 boxes anu 3i46 nhuS VI VI
which to the United States 1I,735 boxes anu onso
hllds, balance to European pOrts-leavlns STOCKS
in the two ports equal to 3Gs. .4So boxes and 2l9os
hhds, against for same period Of 1852 OF 2lo'o-o
boxes and 122I9 hhds.
In other produce and fabrics nothing new.
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval

The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS
SATURDAY EVENING, March &c, $780,
CoTToS.-The inquiry for this staple was only
In moderate way, the market being rather
strong for most buyers, prices showing no change
Of importance. Sales less than 100 bales, say at
Is; Is at 1sh; at 10; l6 at l91s; at 1ea; IL at
2oH; 10 at 81; l5 at 2l1sc q Ii. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary ogood ordinary y.....EJs@l9!.
, Lom Iiiuuiilis........... .:0il ZOE
Strict middling. g.................2lys4-
RIcE.-The Offering stock was light, and the
transactions restricted to about IT tierces of com.
mon rice. Good rice may be quoted at 5s.0n6c
p fo.
CoRS.-The stock Of this grain having been dis.
covered to be more limited than was supposed
sellers advanced their rates to 81 20 q bushel for
prime white weight, sacks included.
NAVAL SToREs-There was no business Of i'm.
portance.
FRsIGHrs.-To Liverpool by steam, I'D q b on
uplands, and l%d on sea islands, by sail, ia p b
on upland cotton, and I'd q ID on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi-
nal; by sail. nominal a: nc on uplands
and lhc on sea Islands. Coastwise to