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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04
I AplEE aud GENTS SLIPPERS. ut
- u. &. tuRRiLn'e

PrHm DAVIS rNS KILLER. M an internal
remedy has no equal. In eases Of cholera
summer complaint, dyspepsia dyscntcry asth
INA. Il outcs In ono night, by taking II inter
rally, aud bathing with 1t freely. II istho
best liuimcut In America. lts action Is li.c
magic, when externally applied to bad sores.
burns. scnlds. aud sptains For the siok head.
ache aud iaothache, don't fail to try 1t. In
short, 1t Is n Pain Killer. ljiw.
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TIE RECENT FLOOD At LAEcAs-
TER. \. H.-EAnroW EscAPEFRoM .
DroNNIyG.-Tne Coos RepaJiicaR ,
narratcS the following incidents con /
nccted with the disastrous food /
which swept The main street o. the /
village Of Lancaster, \. H., On sat |
uiday, the 18Th:
/ The progress of the food down
/ the old channel or Mechanic street,
Was grand but terrific. y vail OF
broken rolling ice, perhaps ten feet
high. forced on by an irresistible
current, swept buildings and all
obstacles before it.
Great terror prevailed, ana PEG
pie were running to and fro to es'
cape from its path. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Grey, an aged couple. were
entertaining several people i'll at
tendance upon the Baptist Confer
ongc, then IN session. Elder Elisha
BrdeI OF Jefferson, had Just stabbed
his horse in Mr.. Grey'S barn-and
Mr.. Calvin Smith of Luenhurgh,
man 81 years of age, was about put
ting his hOlse into the same barn.
Mr.. Smith was caught by the
. food and carried with the barn and
horses down the avalanche, when
he miiTaculously escaped with only
severe bruises. Mr.. Smith, who is
, nov lying at Capt Browns, where
; he was conveyed after being rescu-
! ed from the ice, Informs us that he
had taken the horse from the sleigh
and seeing the rush, had strated for
I the house, a few feet distant. He
was caught and Whnied around rap.
< idly. SIiIi borne alUn%-thc barn fell
r.. before the lee, and all went down
d. together, portions Of the barn being
4 over and about him. About tWcn~
n t. rod. down. the tim6crS parted
p. and pr0yidrnlially fell on either side
Y of him. AT Nh Moorc's line he
: caught a board on the fence and
e drew himself out, holding on until
4 assistance reached him. Mr.. Smith
It describes the passage as terrible
+, The ice, he says, was rolling after
t him, ten feet in height. He was
% several times submerged and il
o constant expectation OF death. The
e horses caught on the timbers anC
e. were subsequently rescued.
Il Six horses were in the Temper
{. auce House stables and were rescu
# ed 10y cutting through a portion o
1t the door and jumping them int
Fl the water aud ice on the land sid
,c Of the stream, whence, with grca
re- cXertionS, thev were brought ont
II The slcighs Were wedgcd beneatl
IL the lee in the sheds. Mr.. Grey
.c house, above referred to, was iilie'
i'll three feet deep with ice and water
n. and The family imprisoned for som
be timciA most pcIiiouS condition. =
Is The Temperance House was flooded
.St but Mrs. Howe remained amid Ia
Is, upiodr. Mr.. llosmgr's family We're a
iii dinner when the lee camc-Catchin
~ hiA children, hr conveyed them t
lis higher ground, jusj before his builC
es in2s Wcle struck. Mr.. Whi,comh
aa family escaped in hot haste, Just j
,iy season To prevent being SurrOunde,
liS Mr.. PcaSlee had a narrow cscal
.cg from his meat market, and Mr.. 30
cot well from his shop, both on MAJ
on street. The broken barn of iioSm,
if lodged IN the arch of the Town lla
al. building, setting back the food
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Commissioners. Notice.

DANIEL W. CAMPBELL'S Estate.
rb'ilE .absorihrrs, haN ing been appointed by
tho Honorable Probate Cuart for the Dis.
tiu' of Bradford Commissioners to receive.
examine. and adjust all claims and demands
vi a.l persons against th'cittru OF Daniel W.
Campbell late uf Ncwbury in said District.
deceased, represented inspl,cnt. aud the term
OF siN months from The lJtn day OF February,
ls'h. hrin, allowed hy said court to the credit.
ot. oi snid deceased ~ cNbibit aud prove their
rrpr.ltNrcluims before ~. Give notice that
we Nili attend to The autc, of our appoint.
l'ut At the dwelling house Of Hctscy "
,unpurll IN Ncwbury, in said district, on the
10Th dqv of March and 18th day Of August
uosi n' ~ o'clock IN the forenoon, on each OF
slid days.
joins ATWOOD.
HARVEY A. ALBEE, Com'rs.
HhClliRiAiI DrTrON.
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\ new naturalization law is pass
Ing through Congress. The law gives
the control Of naturalization t. the
United States courts, exclusively, ~
1t ought to; fixes the period of pro
baton after an alien has given nos
,ice oi his intention 20 become "a
citizen, at thee years, aud provides
that no na,urtlil,d citizen can vote
within six monihso of the completion
Of his papers. The hill. which is
the work of Judge Davis, of New
York, has been carefully drawn and
thoroughly scruinzcd 10y member,
of Congress interested IN II, aud it
is believed it viii bc complete bal
TO the naturalization frauds tina
have been 80 common of lat,
years.
Gold iI1..
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lyANrEp-ALLour or rMrLoyMI

nv ATLUIT OF IMTIUl NJ 7
w to canvass for new Religious Nu'h,
rare mort peculiarly adapted 90 the Atu'
but equally entertaining ard Instructive 10
and Invaluable 10 every G. iistian family
bqu1lcd "a elegance aud eheapness beii!g
ccllisl ed with nearly 800 cngravings. -
ncnccd agents aud others. wanting
that will sell Of sight, should secure cit, e
territory Ut once, For particulars, tcrms o
address T.. GAKRETT g. Co. Fhilais, u.
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The Eerciatioa has a chapter Of
items elcl. week, "What women are
doing In the last issue We notice
the following:
"a widow in Glover, VT, g. yrs.
of age, went ont last year 10 earn a
living by canyasslng. She had only
two receipts to sril-Gne for hair
dressing, the other for washing fluid.
ShcNas ont in all about five months.
Daring mat time She made clear OF
all expenses frc hmdycd dollars
Let any y0aRg man do better than
that il he can"
Any young man who lc0Hld do ii
should be locked up for the benefit
of society. The woman made a de
scent upon this village and in ont
day sold twenty-five hair-dressius
receipts, at dollar each. They wer'
not worth so much as the paper the,
were printed upon, ard were throw
away after they were pulchaScd.-
She told a pititul story about power
/ ty. and was only trying TO get a ieS
dollars together TO purchase a viii
tcr's supply Of wood, She struck
vein Of pity and succeeded admira
| il,. II vrpo,o,, unEr,o,. : cniitr Z
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The cditor uf ,niN l,rrer wo"'d
like to get some fashionable tailor
TO take his measure for new suit
of clothes, as his Old ones are hard.
~ strong enough 10 keep him with
in due bounds,' since his election to
the important and lucrative posi-
ton Of Fence We've. for the town
of Bradford. However, the posi-
ton which he occupics in being
'sandwichcd' in between two demo.
Gratis will tend to check any con.
cei;cd notions as Ia his own i'm.
portancc, III consequence of tins
prefermcnt. Still, he cannot hclp
expressing his own opinion that the
board of Fence Viewers is the most
able board of town officers elected
at the March meeting in Bradford.
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Throwing out the two disputed
Statss-Ncw York aud lndlann,ovcr
which the democracy have rmicd SO
tcrribly--,he 10th Amendment has
been ratified by more than the It,
gally required number Of States,
and is HOW a pant OF the Coustitu-
finn
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Torn olctrs.

berlin, Thomas johnson. l;Glus >. y
Olmsby; Auditors, {. J.. C'ala, d
George jenkins. u. X. AndrDs~; Z
Trustees sun Rev, j. Is. Fer@eit,
&c. 2. Clmh, u. L. Chambe.l.n;
Fence Viewers, Philip fully, ID. W.
Cobb, j. W. Bliss; Town Grand
Jurors, VI. O. Barber, J. x. Clark
Pound Keeper, ii. q. Day; Town
Agent, NJ. Il. Cham6crlin; sup. Of
Schools, o. Gambell, Jr.; Constable
and Collector, Ellis Bliss. Voted
to raise 80 cts. OF the dollar Of the
grand list. Voted tosct the proper
IL 81 I. Il. Ktntrew from School .
District 20. ! 10 Dist. No. Is Not- |
ed to dismiss the article IN the warn. |
ing. 80 see If the said voters will |
appoint q committee 10 carry out the |
provisions for erecting soldiers /
monuucut.o \ motion was made
TO have the report OF the Supt. OF
schools printed. which was voted
; down after three trials and a resort
to the ballot.
The to,alludcbtcdacsso C the town
March lst, was Sl0,I9J4, against
*S,51G.U5 last wear. An increase OF
&2,lj3.1G, Which. with the amount
I collected on the tax raised last IaH,
i We suppose, viii show the amount
y of damage to highways done by thc
frcshct,--somewLrrc in the vicinity
. Of 5000.
Vote for Commissioner James
+. George, so; Ellis Bliss, q.
NERSuRE.-Clerk and Treasurer,
LenoX Gilman; SelCctmcn, Asa a.
Brown, j. Dewing, George Iitz;
> listers, Moses Spear, Il. w. Barrett,
= LeuoX Gilman; Auditors, Il. Dia-
mona, Il. Blanchard, Scwell Godfrey;
" Town agent, Moses spear; ConSt.
- SilaS Titus; Dyclscor, Josiah Flan'
" ders; Town grandjurors, 5. B. Oar
II ling, A. Il. Kinney; Superintend
~ ent, Rev. J. ID. Cross,
Il Town debt $1,000; Town tax G,
u cents; liish way 70 cents.
II Vote for Co. Commissioner, J. i
= George, A.
y Copper prevailed as usual, som
81 80 to 90 majority upon every ballot
IL At the Republican caucus y. NJ
- Richardson and Winthrop DaVi
'N' were chosen Delegates to the mex
u State Conventions. A, +, Kline
S. l.. Darling VIM. Kendall, dele
" gates to the County Convention.
~ FAIRLEE.-.M Moderator, Pcrley M
o' son; Clerk, VIM. ChiliS; TfcaSnr
er, ". II. Gilmore; Town .Agen
Alex. Mciane; Selectmeu. =. NJ.
Of son, u. G. Abbott, 9. Ii, Mann
Listers, $. p. Hayes, Alex. Nolan
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tnur d,,.;.7 and .I,nIt tho .iyn,
som.,i,n... -. ,,ll, ~ ,.n Gf.b' I,l.
,tipr he onset tLr na.innf hrgins
10 syeaf 81 rxrr.si,rlt D-.t tLo
trmury1tm,r. ,s rrJur.,j ~ tho rnn,.n
nr, sino.r div IN a mint fvn ~.
, ,hrep aroters h.n,y tLn ratIr,I
Laa, of tha lnl,- -tj,t l. ln,.n A.
ui a.. aa u,orrat burin. Tho a.,
starr. ortLe foyer thnrr ! nsu,ll,
mlch vomiting and di..nrr,rra M
,hp howr,s Sn,y cnnns . n.,t ii
Of rest and fine symnt,ms If iisrus,
dis..pnp,r fnr a vrrL an tam davs
whom ihry rrturu. and ~ rntitn,
. snllrrs n mnfe nrotroctr1 ott,rl
,h,n IN iii. Grs, ing'nmco A. En-,
, end ,rtwnntn o,o J,,s ~ ,,irc 81,
o",',',t,.,.n, o'' ",' - III Wv ~
is over with his sickness, aud finds
; on ATTEMPTING TO leave his bed pain
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senator IIorr.f"s Sgecch.


ing p.A iicsr, misrep.eseatcd MS ]
position. lie auuoaarad lis belief
that the Senate Eoa.d 20 Cor taking
the ranking privilege fom meu-
beers OF Congress aai deputy post
masters, aud said if was his purpose
TO vote for any b"I that might be
finally agreed upon, not because he /
expected it would effect amy great
saving to the treasury; but because
he believed il would aid IN erect
ing salutary reform in the print
ing and distribution of public docu-
mcntS. What he objected to was
the driving through even great
reform in a small way, and with UNI
/ due haste. lie then suggested mod
/ iGcati0ns of the House bill, which
sh ould permit the tee circulation OF
county newspapers; allow the eXer-
else of the hight Of petition, by the
people, free Of postage; enable the /
agricultural department to do its /
proper work in distributing seeds |
and information; allow the free
transmission OF the official cores
pondencc Of this government; and
permit the distribution Of public
documents already in process OF
printing. Mr.. Morrill, said:
The Post Office Department has
not been a sell supporting inS,i,n
ton since the time of General Tay-
l0r, when il was under control Of
the late Senator Collamer, then
Postmaster General. Except, per
haps, for ocean mail service. in my
Judgment il should be made to be as
: strictly self supporting as is the
q Patent Office. Why not9 1t was
/, never tAe idea of its founders that
il should be charge ON the Treas
Il ury The post Office OF Great Brit
- ain not only supports itself, but also
:, annually contributes a surplus to
= the national revenue. When we
depart from the selt-supporting the
Dry we EN-, TX on a shoreleSS ana
" bottonieSs sea. II we have depart
y ed in practice, as we have most
o conSpicnouaIy, We should return at
q tie earliest possible moment Let
the mail service be paid ior by those
II who ENJOY its facilities These are
lis proper meteS and bounds, All
beyond IS. !ndeienslbie upon any
: SoHnd principles OF economy v.
Il must come back upon TINS SoiIu
It ground or confess that we are nm
eqNal To 0ut proper taHN' II II pf
u Sad our man routes haNe 1aIatI
'r increased answer 50 nave our foS'
= Once revenues 4Ae coSI OF 'I"as
y poi'atiol on many OF or olu mai
=" routes 81 i"e country mas oeeh very
:" hi'lch d''h.h'Hiltd' ana me ltee'p''
-, OF the post Offices on THESE foute'
~ WITHIN the last. twenty years ha
' been frequently "o0o'tu' foiihtri'
, Adinl''IS'ia'I0hS were elaai 10 l'''
d"'%, NllH l"t'H"e Of lI'e lhaltc
q equal 70 the present, ana alu no
va ask ID De PioPtd Up ny tEP abolition
-. OF me l!ah"lh& ialNi,itSc' buI
ut AS ! cNpcr! il Will be. we shall hay
he the rjpht to demand that the Pos
ca Office Department shal no longe
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4 recent issue OF the R,roiui'oH
gives some new proofs of the supc.
riurily OF women tomcn. The lat
ter, 1t appears, kick and struggle
more than the former when under
tie hnds of u dentist. Women do
no, chew tobacco when they are in
distress, aud they do not take 10
drunk under fovcrscs of fortune.
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other. Those VINO haze
tried IT, know that it cured them; those who hat'
not, know that it cures their neighbors and irIcnus,
and all know that what it docs once It does i,yaf
- that IL never fan, through ANY fault or uee cCt.t
its competition. We have thousands upon ~ .'
sands of rIlcties Of their remarkable cures of
following complaints, but sud cures are know "a
every ncighh0rhood, and we need NOT publ "a ,nta
Adapted To- all ages and condition IN all onlsa.
containing neither calOmel or any dcictcrioua d 81
they may be taken with safety by nybody. = t''
sugar coating preserve, them ever Fresh ant tl Is.
them pleasant to take while being purely ycgc Hb
no harm can arise from thelr use Ia any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence OF ~
internal yisceta to purify the blood and stimuli !!
into healthy action remove the ohstructions % t-
stomach, bowels liver, and other organs OF 81.
body, restoring their irregular action to health,
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derala
ments as are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given In the wrapper q.
the box, for the following complaints, which its
rus rapidly curc:--
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion. ListieN~'
mess. Ianguor and Loss OF tpp-titr.
should be taken moderately to stimulate the - p"
ach and restore It's healthy tone and action.
For LIVER Complain and IT. various sNT.|
toms, bilious Headache. sick heSlic"'
1aundice or Green sickness, BtitH Ir
Collie and Billions srrrr-, they should be
dicOusly taken for each case, TO correct the dtstt
action or remove the distractions which cause p
For Dyssntery or Biarrhnra, but one
dose i generally required. !
For rheumatism, SsOut, Gravel. Esai
tatiOO OF the Heart, Pain in thr Nj o..
Hack aud Loin.. they should be continue
llhcIli W iclUi!Vtli w 'i0lTo inc ul5cl7cl ~
the system. With such change those compt'. =
disappear,
For nropsy and Dropsicai Swelling '''
should he taken IN large and frequent dose, - 81"
ducc the effect of a drastic purge
FOR suppression large dose should no "
rs u produces the desired cncrt by spmprthv.
As Dbncr PH. take one or two Puts 10 -
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach o.
bowels INTO healthy action, restores the atptl
anu inNlgnrAtos the system. Hence II Is OF
/ vhnthgrnuA where no serious arrangement N'. %
one who feels tolernbly well, oncu hnd. that Ha "'
81 these P,is makes him feet dccidc,ly bette ~.
thcir cleansing aud cnOyating eject ON the u GOV
+ i've apparatus.
DIR. >. q. iYER e co.. Practical Chorii5. 49,
" LOWELL. MASS. a.. NJ. 4.
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\ captive eagle was set ut liberty
at pdWiucket, CA Thursday, with n
good deal of fuss and feathers, az
the iHstigaiion 81 q somewhat noted
parsonage, who paid for the bird
aud provided funds ior great dis.
play on the occasion. but the prouu
bind of freedom had become 50 fond
of the ~, sh pots OF Rhode Island
that he d,dn't care 10 leave. and
after u few Hops returned ignobly
to hi,captly,tS.
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The Lower House OF Minnesota
has. 10y n vote Of 80 to H., passed
u hill to amend the State Conslitu.
ton, SO ~ to provide iur female sul
llbgc. The bin rovides that wo
mcn may vote upon proposition, IN
special huACs. several members
stated that. though opposed to wo-
man suffrage, they voted for the
measure IN order 10 have H. submit
ted to the people. The Senate, it /.
supposed, will concur.
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ANEW IEhN-SoHe sensation was
created in a Western city tie o,lie.
a y, by the appearance OF Il healthy.
looking span OF oxen harressrd.
in the old fashioned way, INVOLVING
the gee haw style oi driving; but
with an ont and cut double harness,
with ,rins and traces, and all that
sort Of thiug. The Giiyer sal upon
u lad q wood that followed the
oxen closely, and handled the rib.
hous' as drXlroualy ~ did ever Bon.
npI over his iamous Dexter,
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The vote 81 the House IN favor Of
an Increase @. .he currency By $5o,-
0U3.900 surprised everybody The
minority Is larger than could have
been supposed possible, ten days
ago. Abe democrat, voted solid for
3D., and a large Hlmigr of western
republicans were afaid to vote
AGAINST b.. Gen. Butler WAS almost
alone ia voting for i among the New
England mcHLeis, exhibiting pIuc1
IL not SENSE. Il is C9mMou tax ,o.
night, hat the Senate viii Xiii the
bill which the banking committee Is
instructed 10 report, and which 1t IS
supposed the House viii pass, but
the same combination IN the Senate
may carry The measure; the Demo
Gratis and Republicans from The
south and West may pass it. II Is
| the prevailing opinion, however,
that the Senate will not agree to any
increase Of currency.
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CHILpRES's boots and sHoEs.at
~ u. e. tuRBirH's
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c.. II. CURTIS

las not got any old goods On hand. and Will
..ot sell rAr.u Tor cost. nor less than cost, but
.Lc.8.il sell ilam az a small adyauce fru'a cost
AID will sell as cheap =, tDe cheapest and las
INV can be boagA, any where in thu giciui-
iva, he buys ior cash AID sells for the same.
His goods consist OF
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TIE ACCIDENT ON TIE NER-
MONT VALLEY hAiLEoAD''---l ne
accident winch occurred to inc
MoHueH express tram on thc YER.
mont N"iIeN fa'IF"'a' just oelore
daNHs"t on SATURDAY morning. the
II, was caused ny the WdSilllG
away OF a cuiNtlt near IN'heN' l'it
tram, moving at MS uNUaI Speeu'
aa'' WITHOUT HNplelell OF damage 10
track, ran night INTO tAh break. ne
momentum carried the engine ana
tender across The gully. The engine
ran off the track Oh the west side.
and down The emhWnmcut Tor .
short distance, when it came to a
stop. The tender was snapped from
the engine and went of Oh the east.
On that side the embakment slopes
Gown 81 = feet to The Connecticut
river. which WAS broken up by the
flood. The baggage ca" followed
tie tender, ran down TIE cmhank.
mcni, was whillcd end for end, but
stopped before it reached the Water
when il took FIRE from the stove IN
side. and was entirely consumed
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Perhaps no oae med.

For all the purposes of a Laxativa
Medicine.
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st. Johns Masonic Lodge. No. 3.
of Glnscow Scotland, lately cclrbrat.
eel the eight hundred aud twelfth
anniversary of its existence. II was
founded by King Malcolm IN the
year 1909. nine years previous to
the Normal conquest of England.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

tTlllIn iip 'ilt llithi
cine Is so universally -
quifcd by every boa; r.
q ca.harti', nor WN- eNyt
any before 50 universal
" adopted into Use, 1
every country andoluuHs
all classes, as Wl- ~ .
but efficient paiglt st
piU. The ubVlpli. lts
son Is, thltitisam1r. Sc
liable and fumure cne
tual remedy thgl aaF
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

The Boston Board of Alderman
are making laudabic efforts 10 puri
~ the Police system Oi that city. -
Having abolished the special dctrc,
tive force, their nest step Is to put
a stop to the practice of conpromis
ing with thieves, aud to take such
measures as shall hcucelurih secure
the prompt arrest and punishment
of all criminals.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

Tcrre lIautc, Ind, wants to bc
the National Capitol.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

A white whale and calf came into
prJvinccton harhor few days ago,
and the whale was struck from u
boat which put ont to capture her.
She fought well, but late III the
afternoon she was lauccd aud began
spcuting blood, but the warp was
cut 10y the lance, aud the whale Is.
capped. one OF the crew Ut the boat,
had his hands badly frozen.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

CAL and examine it will cost you nothing
X YOU do not purchase
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-03-04

Philadelphia has an anti Woman's
Rights Society.