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TO IN. SuOr rOR!
Commissioner Sale of Lands.

BY 'yirtuc 0fa decree Of the Cmncrty Court
ofPinola coun,y, Stateo Of Mississippi, rendered
therein at the November term 1869, in the
suit Il William Joyucr, complainant, agains,
John \. Polk and T.. A, Tucker, administrator.
ct N, defendants, No. as in said Court ! will,
as commissioner therein appointed, on Monday
the 18th day of March, 1874, at the Court-llousc
door in the town Of Pamela, in said County,
within lawful hours, otter tor sale, at public
auction to the highest bidder, in lots according
to divisions OF sections, an undivided one-third
interest in the following lands, lying and being
in the County Of Tuniea, State of Mississippi,
to-wit, 'all of section 20, all OF section u, al
Of section %, and the South half OF section II;
all in township 6, of range 10, west.
TERMS OF sALE-0ne half Cash on dav Of
sale, and the balance on a credit of six months
from day # sale. Bond with good security will
be required of the purchaser for the deferred
payments.
JOHN G. HARRISON,
Commissioners.
Freeman Randolph, Solicitor feb5-5
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The Word ''RatifJ."

Radical papers say that such and
such 4 Southern State will "ntify"
the Fifteenth Amendment. Rotify,
We propose that the dictionaries be
revised; that black be defined MS
white. vice, rs virtue, fraud as hon
csty, might, as right, crime, as jus
tee, and inidelity as religion,
The Fifteenth Amendment ruii-
.fct The Fifteenth Amendment n
lar (1 anda part of the Constitution
of the United States, This iuG,-
nous thing, born in sin and con
cciyed in iniquity, never will be lc-
gaIly ratified. 1t win be forced up
on the country. 1t will, through
violence, hayonets and negro votes,
be choked DOZEN The Threats of the
IV"llc' put II VIII not he ratified,
for that requires constitutional en-
actmcntso nthcrart ofthree-fourths
of the States, Such sanction and
cnattmtnts have not, will not. and
cannot be legally obtained.
We hope for the sake of common
decency, thatif this fraud and crime
Is to bceoHtinuall spokerofa hav-
ing beer "ratiiicd," that that word
VIII he eypungcd from the English
language. (Ky.,3 05Sct-
rei.dnd Reporter.
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TnE Mormon women hayc held
an Indignation meeting, occasiouod
by the introduction of a bill in Con.
gress by Cullom, to suppress polig-
amy N Utah, and resolved that they
regarded 4the Church Of Jesus
ohrists' Of Latter Day Saints, as the
only reliable safeguard Of female
anu mrocense and the only
sure protection against the fearful
SIN u prostitution and its attendant
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CITIZENS OF the county desiring
toobtah lahorerso of any kind, should
COME forward Immediately, aud file
their orders with the Secretary 81
The ltnola County Immigration
Society at HatcsyiIIc, AS the agent,
't thc Society, pr. SAN. MARrIN,
Is now in Chicago, procuring labor
ers Tor all who give him orders
lie viii remain in Chicago some
time, and orders can he forwarded
to him by the Secretary when filed.
IN his Office.
Come Forward at once, and attend
to tins matter. We hear frequent
complaints from persons "tliat they
hayeno hands forthis year" There
'fpo Blmbns in this company, aud
adors viii be promptly filled from
The best class OF hborcrs that can
he brought South, and this com
liaint need no longer be repeated.
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SardiS Agricultural and Mechan.
zeal SOcietX.

The frst Annual meeting of the Society will
be held in Sordis ON Thursday the 18th inst,
at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
Among other important business that will
come before the Society will be the election of
officers.
\ iUll meeting is earnestly desired.
tehl2-lt s. 4. SPAIN. S.r
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aTnE California Medicm Gdeate
gives the particulars of tho death of
acldld from the use of Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. There is no
doubtful hundredsa are being poison
cd by this narcotic in this State
Tlease of it is enormous, and it
parents knew that it contained Nor.
pline, as it does, they certainly
would not have it in their houses,
much less give it to the little limo
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BY virtue ola certain deed of trust made and
executed by Thomas W. Pugh on the 18th day
of November 1866, and recorded in decd book
?, on page Ito in the Probable Clerks office Of
Pamela county, State of Mississippi, to secure a
debt therein named to J. NJ. and Anna c. IIaw-
kins, ! will as trustee in said deed Of trust, on
Monday the It'll day of March 1870, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. ". and 1 o'clock p. n
of said day, at the courthouse door in the tow
Of Pamela, sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described Real Estate: The
house aud lot Of Thomas ". Paeh, near Pope
Station, known as the south half of the north.
west quarter OF section ~, township 10, rang,
I west, except a four acre lot thereof on which
Is situated the depot house at Porc's Station
Said lot of land contains 1G acres, the same "
ing and being in the county of Pamela.
| will only convey to the purchaser OF sait
land sucb title ms is vested in me MS trustee,
which title i: considered good.
], c. ARMSTRONG,
feh5-5t Trustee.
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GypsIcs.

There has been several gangs Of
this worthless and vagabond class
passing through our county lately
aud some are III the country now
We find mongt an M OF different
mtionalities.
They are composed Of a set of
corrupt aud dcrravcl men and wo-
a'en who are not wiling to make a
living by following nn honest yoca.
ton. The men traffic, trade, and
steal, while the women, propose to
tell the futuN, deceive the freedman
and ignorat pcssons, and do many
other tlliugs that we would not lik,
to mention and many persons whc
know better, encourage these thievc.
and yagabonds, aud aid them in Gle.
cclviag the more ignorant, by setting
the example of having their FORUM,
told. Now this We kow to be al
wrong, we have no use for amy per
son, or set OF persons, who do not
make IN honest living by somc ~.
spectacle calling, And it Is til,
duty Of all honest people, to dicom.
tcnoncc thcsc wanderers; aud bv /.
Gnitcd effort, and concert Of action
to drive them out OF the country
This ~ easily doue! IN two' WAYS
either by putting the vaguut law,
III force or hy the people having
nothing at all to do with them,
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lnSOlNent Notice.
Administrators Sale Of Lands.

posN VI =
by virtue Of a decree of the Probate Court Of
Panola county Mississippi, made Mt thcJmuary
term 1870 thereof, the undersigned MS admins
traitor de bonis 'oa of James II. Dyson, dee.
will on Sa urday the 9th tlar of March, 1870
sell 10 the highest bidder at the town OF Sardis
an said'countysthe following lands; Section
scvens t7l, towushipssesen, (7), range nine (9)
cells to suit purchasers II lT
TERaseFSNhsr-Vpe~t hird easay b~allsnre in
twelve months fr~tusiay of sAcwNM 6pc4 cent.
interest from date purchaccr or purchasers to
give bond YithxseeuEity. This administrator
20 execute deed or deeds to purchaser or pur-
chasers and take deed or deeds of trust for tho
purchase rfihshSsy. BTA9A Ss.Be a1
4 W. II. SHORT.
Adm. e boss sea o Jamcs II. Dyson, dec.
feb5-jt
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Administrators Notice.

Whereas letters Of administration Il, boais pog
on the estate of Elizabeth McCoklc, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned, by the Hon
orahlc Probate Court of Pamela county Missis-
sippi, at the January term thereof 1870. Now
all persons holding claims against said estate,
will present them and have the same allowed
aud registered within the time allowed by law,
or the same viii be forever barred.
J. \. POLK, Administrator.
leo1-at de boais non
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WE have received from the adj
vortising agents, q. p. Rowcll & Co.,
OF New York, n lot of advertise
mcnts-tortuncs for Il dollar. etc.,.
which they modcstly request us tc
publish At about ono-third our rcc.
oIar rates. Thank you, gentlemen
when necessity compcls us to tax,
work FIR below the established rate,
OF ourselves and ncighbors. we shall
sell ont and apply for admission in
the charity hospital B~rookharcr
Citizen.
There is the ring Of the true met.
al. We aro glad to see Il: and
when newspapers generally act up
on the suggestion above, there will
be Il considerable step made in tho
direction of making them what they
should he, sclf-sustaining and lucra-
tivc.--SJmmH Times.
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PLANTATION lBll1ERS.

ny sd
This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the sheet
anchor of the feeble and
debilitated. As q tonic and
cordial for the aged and
languid it has no equal
among st0machics. As a
remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women
are especially subject, it is
superseding every other
stimulant. In all climates.
tropical, temperate or
frigid, it acts as a specific
in every species of disorder
which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks
down the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro.
duced it becomes a stands
ard article - medicinal
staple. 1t is to-day tho
best and purest tonic, and
the most popular medicine
in the civilized wOrld-be
sure and get the genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Gro-
GERS and Country Stores.
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WITHOUT CHANGE OF Cans.
Connecting Mt Louisville with Express Trims
for .4.3y
PITrSBURG, BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
and all other cities IN the North and Fast, md
with the splendid steamers of the 4
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE, =
arriving at Cincinnati next morning in time to.
take carly trains East.
PALACE SLEEPING CARS
on all night trains through from
MEMPHIS TO LOUISVILLE
without change.
THROUGH TICKETS, and ft.F{H
BAGGAGE CHECKS to
ALL POINTS lA.iAlE8
may be obtained at MEMPHIS. 4, N
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LOUISVILLE,
THE FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.
of tits Line has beenthoareoaapiiay rssossesaa
with a special view to accommodating the
freight trade between the North and South.
and the advantage which it offers in
Low RATES, n ,.,.8 sa9ssW
DISPATCH,
SAYING OF INSURANCE.
Isl -HENI fAEL NFM#A
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WE are informed that the cost Of
the recent sessi0uo t tho Legislature
Is S27,ooO, As an evidence ofwhat
become d this large sum the record
shows that the member from Jack
son county, received S32s, an ave-
rage o S32,SO per day, The mem
rcrtrom Wilkiusonrccciycd S4O7, 20
an average Of Si0.72 per day, and
the other members in like proper
ton, except those who resided near
cr the capitol, and who at eighty
cents a mile mileage, did not receive
SO much Iicksburq HeruiI.
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CONSUMPTION.

Tba Three Remedies "~CurNK's PULMONIC
swarm f1,. the care Of Coughs Colds, Brou-
,l,i,;. and every form OF Consumption. The
of this medicine riI,ems the Ill
rcr4';u tl,. laugs. promotes the ischar.r OF the
c.,,.,t n,ti, b., cEr,ct,lA.o,. puriars the
blood. ana thus cures Consumption. when eve
IT,. other remedy fails.
- .l,r.ysk'. SE,WErD Toxic" for the cure
of BE.uae-it or Indigestion. and all diseases
t,f-I,,. mon, debility. This tonic iuVi-uratc,
the Il, FESTIVE. Ji..aus. supplies the place of the
,.,',i .,i.... ,.I'.., f1at l. deficient, and then
li.,lt., rl.c ustfert 10 digest the most nutr.
ti,Il. food. ltI,a sovereign remedy Tor all
.a.,..r i,l. .c..ion.
S.u..f,-. Il.<URAKE PINS" one Of the most
valuable medicines ever discovered. being Il
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04
STATE or VERMONT
OP.NaE C,FNTY -

Is Au4eas. Dorothy Lindsay,
the hhellant In the ioGes nag !ihel for a divorce
la, l.,d L.r libel iuI =. dINuT,r 80 t..e Once al
the Clerk 81 tit, supreme Court for tie touu-
ty aforesaid ; AID herea-, II has been made
70 .I.pear that the libellec l. without tie State
of Vermont. 50 thar the SAID libel cannot be
GERS ed upon said lihellee. Ii Is hereby order
ed hat notice TO the liheliant be given by a
publication Of the substance of said libel IN
the National Opinion, paper published IN
the County Of Orange, three weeks success
lively the last of which publ cations shall be
nj least three weeks previous o the session of
the Supreme Court next to pe held in SAID
County of Orange. on the sixth TUESDAY after
tic fourth Tuesday in January 4. ID. 1870.
Dated at Chelsea, in the County of Orange,
this 10th day of December. A. u. 1909
2Sw3 J.. G.. HINCKLEY, Clerk.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

There have been, during the rast
year - marriages in Bradford, 2o-
tirths-20 males and IS females
and q deaths. Two of the deceased
were over 30 years of age, 3 over
so yrs, Z over 60 yrs, 10 OYER 40
yrs, 20 over 20 yrs, while only 4
died under 20 years old. Seven died
from Consumption, . from Cancer, 3
from old age, and ! committed su-
icide.
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VT. BOARD OF EDUCATION.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
st. Johnshury, Vt. Feb. 1870.
Teachers Institutes.

Teachers Institutes for the c0un-
ties of Windham. Windsor, Ben.
mir gton, Rutland, Orange, Chitten-
den, Grand Isle, and Franklin, will
be held as follows:
At Fayetteville, from Feb. 81 to
Conclusive. Examination Of teach
ers begins Feb. 81, at > p. NJ.
At Woodstock, from Feb. IS to
March 4, inclusive. Examination
of teachers, begins Feb. IS at , 7.
".
At Bennington, from Feb. % to
March !, inclusive. Examination
of teachers begins March 3, at . Z.
II.
At Fairhavcn, from March I to
II, inclusive. Examination Of
teachers, begins, March, : att PM.
At Tunbridge from March to
II, inclusive. Examination Of
t,och.,s hnoins March 10 Mt . u
-
- 1,.so. Co,,or rron 15arcb Il
- - incI,.ivo Termination Of
to,.nors ,oairs ,,arcb II ot > p =,
,1.ioIa Motto f,,,o ,fsroh ~
to Is, inclusive. Examination Of
,,a,,,ars ha,,in. ,,,r.n1- d, p \,
A. JI;rhc,tn f.,n, Moro, ~ to %
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have died, the youngest of them
being Is yrs. CT age.
LyeIett Quint, young man Is
yrs. Of age was killed While rolling
logs. 1t seems that young Quint
was placed at one end Of log,
while the other was beng thrown
up on the sled. The log getting the
advantage, Quint was thrown down
the log rolling over him and killing
him almost instantly.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04
Simon J. Lamphear'S Estate.

CTATE OF VERMONT. - BRADroED Dis
y TaICr ss--Iu Probate Court. holden at
West Fairice within and for said Dictrict, on
The 18th day of January, \. d., l10', widow
Matilda ianphear, Administrative Of the es-
tate of Simon j. LAM hcar, late of lhettord
in said District, deceased, makes application
to said court for license to sell all OF the real
estate of said dee, ascG, representing that SAID
sale is necessary for the payment OF the debts
OF said deceased and expenses Of Admins
tration. viz: The homestead OF said deceased
containing about olc acre Of land, situated at
last ILc,ford, near the railroad station.
Wnereupon it Is ordered by said Court that
the sUnc be referred 70 tile 9th day OF Fcbrllu-
rs next at the Probate Office III est talrlrc,
and that ala concerned be notified hereof, by
the publication of this urtrrm the National
Opinion printed at Bradford, three weeks
| successfully aa soon as may be, that they may
appear, i AZ said time and place, if they see
ca!-c. object thereto.
BY the Court.-Attcct
hINAH BEAN. Register,
4 trac copy Of Tccord.--Attcst
| 3{w3 ALNAH BEAN, Register.
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Estate Of William Cross, Jr.
l.,lA,EE NE NEKNONE = liRL

- Ioun pisuicr, ss.-ln Probate Court,
holden at NcWbury, ON the 10th day of No
ycmhcr, \. u. 1869.
f. H. Stowpn. Esq. administrator of tbs
estate OF Wiliiumst Gross lr., late Of Iop.hain.
ia SAID District, deceased, present, his admin
istfatiou account for srttlcmcut. Whrlrupoa
1t il ordered by said Court that the same
be referred to- the "a Tuesday of January, A.
- 1870 al the lroiicr House III Bradiord,
for examination and allowance
Aud il IL further ordered, that all
person. Interested hr notified hereof by pub
LEGATION Of notice Of this application aud OF.
dr,. thereon, three weeks excessively Ia tho
Natural Opinion printed Of Bradford, before
s"id lime and place, and IL they SO. cause.
Object thereto.
liv the Court
Attest. II, w, BAILEY, Judge.
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s'oun,i.sioucrs' Notice.
LEVI ID. CoRLIss Estate.

THE SUBSCRIBER, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the bi'-
tiict oil bradford Commissioners, To receive,
examine, and adjust all claims aud dcnnnds
ct all pcrsuus. u tiust the estate of lsiI D.
COKi.ISs lAtO O. bradford, Ia said District,
deceased. rcprcaDuJ, insulycnt, aud the term
Of & months from The nth, day Of January,
1870 Being allowed by said Court 10 the
creditors of said deceased. te exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us; Give notice,
that We Nillattcnd Ia the duties of our ap'
point rent ut the dwelling house OF SustSNAil
4. Conliss IL bradford. 10 said District, oh
the 5tli day Of April, aud the 9Th of July mex I,
ut o'clack, In the afternoon, on each oi SAID
days.
JOHN u. PICKETT. ,...,......
ALBERT BAILEY.
snusrv 3lst 4. u. 1870
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

trTATE or VERMONT NuNpraEa y
y uuCr. ss.-m Probate Court, held ~ l'rld-
ford ou the lth day of January \. -.
1870. liayucs T. johnson Esq, Administrator
oi the estate of Gideon George late of Brad.
ford. IN said District. deceased, presents his
administration and allowance, AMI makes APP
ulicatipu tor an assignment 50 the w.GaW,
Nhtrrupnn, It j. ordered 10y said Court, that
said account aud said application he referred
to session of said Court e. be held at the
Prohat., once h said lhadlui'l, on the pad
Tuesday OF MAY, \. u. lS.n. Tor hearing and
decision thereon: And II l. further orHt .td.
tlud notice hereof bc given toail persons IN
torr,tcd, by ruh icatiun of the suuc three
week, al,cctsiy, in the National opinion,
n newspaper publ. 9pd ~ bradford previous
10 said time appointed for hearing. that they
may appear at said tmc and pl4cc. and show
cause. ii any they may have " i!v sad account
,hauld not be allowed, aud such assignment
made
By the Court Attest,
ALvAH BEAN, Register
a true copy VI record Attest.
aGwJ ALNAli BEAN, Register.
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Religious Societies.

METHODIST Erscorsl G"g g1ce. Kgy F Nv
hario"; ! l'',,,on at I:lj, and 8 o'clock.
..r,oxAI, CHURCH. Rev. j. X. VIII
Co''GH-3tnr sabbath services At ll:uo y.
lllms' w VIZ and o'clock r. M.-tfhe latter
" " .tr Academy buiIdinsJ
n.,,r,ap Y.M. \. AleH2nder NJ Brow, Brown
Ple,'' ...',5op. IN Pricha~ds Building
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

NIcK's FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870.
The First edition of one hundred
and twenty thousand copies of Vicks
Illustrated catalogue of Seeds and
Floral Guide, Is Published and ready
10 send out. II is elegantly printed
on line tinted paper. with about POO
hhc wood engrayings of Flowers
and Vegetables, aud a beautiful Col.
ored Plate, consisting of seven va.
ileties of Phlox Drummoidi. mak>
ing fine Boquot of phloxes. II is
Inc most beautiful as well as The
most instructive Floral Guide pub.
nShed' giving plain and thorough
directions for the Culture of Flow
CTS and Vegetables. The Floral
nn'de is published Tor the benefit OF
NY customers, TO whom it is Sent
'ree without application, but will b,
forwarded to all who apply by mail
Tor ten cents, which IL not half tho
lost, Address,
JAMES WICK,
Rochester, n. Y.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

". II. Noulsc of Bradford sold,
on Monday, a calf six weeks old,
which weighed lSS lbs, and bro't
sl3I6. \ good calf that.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04
Bradford Village
Mails.

.,.-o mail closes at 1918 a. II. arrives
st yso 5t f mail closes at 300 P M arrives
al I !. II mail closes at P ~ arrives al ~
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

we notice that the Agricultural
papers all over the country recon-
mend the use of Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition powderS.-E,rchmge.
Farmers and others in this scc-
ton have long known and apprciat-
ed the advantage Of these powders
over all others.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

We understand that Mr. y. Il. Ste
venS formerly Of Newhury, but late
Of Stevens lIousc, Rutland, VI.
hasrceeutly purchased The Tro'ter
House in this village. and vii soon
take possession, Nj Stevens IN.
tends to tit up this house and keep
it every way as first class Hotel.
His long experience in catering to
the wants of the travelling public.
and large range of acquah,ancc>
will no doubt secure to him a larg,
share Of public patronage.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04
,s.1cnra Council NO. IN

-------T Masonic IIIN on " 'Hn'.NtN y
M'',." fla, week la which the moon iuli,,
TEL. a." ' "a '.f S,ltomhcr. December. March,
- II r,,. puic lluribut, l |. G Nj KEY.
] Nu.tun. keooruer.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04
I'OI. sale

rY,liE srBSCRICER, exccutorof the estate
1 ofJohn Pool, deceased, offers for salc
the House and lot ia bradford Village, from.
crly occupied bN the said deceased IA his place
of residence. The house " two story, aud In
fair condition, with good barn, running water
and good we'll There Is an excellent garden.
containing SOME iinc irnii trees. Any QUO
wishing To- purchase IA invited to call and eS.
amino the property
&C FOOL
Bradford, VI, Oct "a, isso. -eiu.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

NOTICE.-My wife. Susan Colby, has Inn
~ my bed aud board without prov0cauon,
aud hereby forbiduuy person or persona
from latboring ~ trusting her " | shall pay
no debts of her contracting after this date.
JOEL COLBY.
Thctrnrd. VI. NV 10. lsnJ.-gGMa
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

eouth-Mail Tram leaves Bradford
at 800 \ Tn%rth-Mail Train leaves Bradford at
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

JUN EMILE EoOKS.-Wc have re.
ceiyed from d. Lothrop & Co, Bos.
ton, package of six very beautiful
little volumes, entitled "Choice Sto.
rleS for Young Folks" they are
most desirable books; the stories
are sensible, high toned, full Of life
and zcst, and teach noble lessons,
such as the little people will bc like
~ to learn, remember and profit 10y
They can be obtained of the pub
fishers, by mail, postpaid, for Il
cents per package Of six volumes.
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