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Innnuachek In EnRllah.

Janauschek. the great German traSediennc, has
learned like Fechter, to speak English, and will act
In that tongue with q company under Mr Days
management carly next month. To all Interested
Ia the progress OF our stage this 10 most pleasant
news. The Era'iAcation OF seeing and hearing this
accomplished lady with the support which Mr.. DAILY
will undoubtedly provide for her, will be akin TO
that which our fathers derived from witnessing
Ellen Free act under the management OF the old
ParF. While she will reawakon our interest In and
love for the higher poesy OF the drama. she will al'o
create school and be q model for young artists.
Among tho names mentioned as forming TIE com
pany engaged are those Of Frederick Robinson, H. X.
Mortimer, Marx Smith, and others. The perform
ances we trust, will be q worthy beginning t. tho
revival OF the II agc stage.
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Some donkey out West inquires What oul

Some donkey out West inquiries what our
assaults upon Gen. WooDFoRD mean, unless it be
that TEE Sun intends to go over into the Demo-
cratic camp. Why, bless your dear, foolish
heart, THE Sun can no more go over into the
Democratic camp than it can into that Of the
Republicans. 1t does not slong to any party,
and we trust il never will. Its business is TO tell
the truth about them all. and to denouncs the
shortcomings and misdeeds of politicians Of
every color. IF the country were left to depend
upon partisan journals for its knowledge Of he
truth, it would be badly OF But as long as Tuu
Sun shines the dark places Of intrigue and job
berry shall be illuminated, and political knaves
Of every sort held up to tae detestation they
deserve.
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Terms OF the sun.
Is there any DIncrcncef

We have already expressed our opinion of
Che resolution respecting Cuba adopted by
the Republican State Convention at Sara
tosa. 1t is amean, cowardly, heartless rcs
olution. showing that the managers Of the
Republican Convention had no real sympa-
Ihy with Cuba, and no appreciation of the
nature and grandeur Of the struggle in
which she is engaged.
The Democratic State Convention has now
been held and it also adopted n resolution
upon Cuba, which, on the surface, appears
70 be more decent and decided than tina. OF
She Republicans. But that we may % no
injustice to either party, we will print side
by side the resolutions upon foreign affairs
adopted by 10th Conventions, so that our
seaders may soc what they are:
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Englishmen who now gloat over the
downfall of BoS,PARrE, or carp at the Republic,
ought 10 bear in mind that in no country was
LoUrs NAPOLEON more lionized than in their own.
Queen VICTORIA kissed him. PALNERsroS DERBY,
DsuAELr, and MALNEspuRr We'd with each other
in throwing incense upon the usurper. Lord
Mayors and Lady Mayoresses went on their knees
before him. Scores of Aldermen made Their
grotesquc pilgrimage TO the Tueries, aud were
duly treated 20 turtle and Chablis. CLARENDON,
CowLEr, and Granville were a. devoted to him
as were PERsiGSY, MoRSr, and WALEwsKr. Hun.
dreds Of English members Of Parliament followed
suit and counted it the greatest honor Of their
lives TO shake hands with the perjured usurpcr.
When the coup Tdd, Of 1851 was announced in
Downing street, there Yves no such hesitation as
exists now in regard to the recognition Of the
Republic but as its object was TO despoil human
ity of its rights, and the people Of sc'fgoycrn-
mcnt, the landed olgarchy Of England were Of
course the first TO sink down IL abiect submission
before the spurious throne. Lord PALMERsroN
displayed Us much alacity in HckuoV Lodging the
second Empire as at present Lord GRANVILLE
shows rcpugnance to an official recognition of the
third Republic Surely England must be IN her
dotage, and hor people sunk in m're sloth ease
and self-sccking il such things can be without
rousng their ind gnation.
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The 81. Sacrament Mission.

Father Bradley, the priest Of the new Ritualiste
Church of st. Sacrament on Broadway, has arranged
for special services In which various clcrgymen OF
the High Church branch OF the Episcopal Church are
TO deliver lectures the Holy Eucharist aud other
SUBJECTS. Among the div ines who are II preach arc
Bishop SoulhgEte, the Rev. DIR. Houghton, the Rev
Mr.. Noye", aud some OF he ministere Of Trinity
Parrish. II IS SAID that the Right Rev. Bisnop Potter
II soon to be called to administer the rte Of con
hTmauon in the sacred edldce, and the venerable
DIOCESAN will then Lav M opportunity OF compariI e
tho mass sung by Father Bradley and the other
priests with the oTdiusIJ services OF the Book OF
Common ITAaI.
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The masses Of the people in London are
said to be in au appalling condition of dcsutuGon
and misery. Those who 90 through the quarters
Of the British metropolis which are inhabited by
the poor and the helpless, are overcome with ter.
ror at the sight Of the horrors IN those wrctched
regions. Naked children covered with filth ana
vermin women in rags, with expressions Of coun.
tenance stupefed and brutllized by reuury and
drink haggard.looking men, the pictures of de-
spair; such is tie woeful spectacle presented a.
this time in the capital Of the English nobility
and gentry. How long can such q mockery oil
civilization last without bringing fearful retri
button upon the landed and moneyed olgarchy 2
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The Americans in Europe are locking
homcward as fast as the means of conveyance
will permit AT present they are lmtedro the
English steamers, oil the berths in which are en-
gagged ahead far into the winter Why do not
some OF our sbpowners who complain of want of
freigh's send their vessels over to Liverpool or
Havre 10 the relief of these fugtiyes from grim
VsOgcd WARP They would be gladly welcomed
and could get almost their own price for the
Ta.e..l Massage.
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Rochester paper of doubtful reputation
states that the Rev. THsoDoRE TlLros replied
in the following style 20 the Rev. Ar FuLroy,
when the latter wrote TO inquire Of him whether
il were true that he had drunk wine for thu sake
Of his brains. "The irformation," says this
doubtful Rochester paper, claiming to give the
language Of the Rev. Mr.. TILioS, "is correct
did drink wine at the time referred to, as it is
my habit TO do whenever need il or wish t.
You are at liberty to m ke any use you please of
this information, aud to publish whatever you
please concerning me. Permit me to add, how
ever, that no statement Of yours against me will
be complete without adding the opinion that you
are either a tNdVe or fool" fthis be true, it
shows that the Rev. Mr.. TLroS is rapidly sp-
proachng state Of mental Independence such
that he no longer recognizes tho assumption Of
any other citizen to dictate what he shall cat, OF
drink, or say. This is encouraging. and show,
the great advantage Of editing daily paper 81
Independent tendencies, and over-editng pre-
tended religious paper that IS Independent only
in name.
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aeaders may soc what the



Re OiceI. That tho Re.
Ipuhn ans Of the United
States Of Arnerica send con.
lgratulationl to the Unite {
States OF Germany. art.
heartily Join with our Ger.
Imam brethren IN rejoicing
lat The TichtcUus victories
lof the Eathurland. aud
'fOntlY trust that the brave
lueople who have given O
1 Republic to France NAV
soon establish free institu.
ltious IN their own country.
I RsSOiyfd, That NC hail
with unnlinglcd 10Y n new
Republic in ! rA nee, and the
overthrow Of The Imperial
lrfile. aud the swilt Gcstruc.
ton OF a usurDeIf claim to
idyusstiU no yer.
! R,,o red. That We siuccre.
Nv sympathtzp With thu pee
pic ~ tuha In helr st.ug.
.'le for l.tcrt" az ''nst a de-
potic government ga vTho-c
.laimiii's ration they nave
no scare.
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That we rCJ0ice at the
downfall of the imperial
dyBafty OF France, and
trust that on hs ruins q he.
pablo will he firmly sstab-
fifhei; and we uNptess
the earueet hore that The
people Of Germany. hayine
by heroic bravery anu bill
limit achievements OF armi
shown tlprir ogeru he minis
power aud ability 10 resisl
IND repel The assaults oil
theIr enemies. viii cstGh'
lish on an enduring bas !,
their owa nnity under one
naLionsiiLy, maintaining M
Central Europc the cause
Of civilization and pro
Eress.
That our syn pathies aad
our hopes are with Ireland,
Cuba. and with all frrjlcI
dept fdencies cvervwhcre
winch seek to he relieved
pom q domination aleu- 4,
tbeIr soll and hostile 10 N,
Interests OF their peo9l"
AMI that We coldtnu Ia.
seton OF the Federal Gov
trnnieut IN vithhJ'fing
from Cuba all morli cup
port aud actively aiding lis
enemies.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14
GOsssgssssJ,tioR.

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c,,' "V 49, ,H','',, C,u,Ls ElL. Rrou-
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''i.. anu 81 ~; ,,iai,'' ,nas tbc nj
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IA 'H'i.- 4lv!i "' N. ti ~ no
tho '1IIt9' I'VE "a Elu'' Su 'i' NM ,Ic
IHSi ~, I.oe VIM i,, 'a. ,',.;
ti'n. t,,t sn,nr,i,,, remedy for ali
r,"as - i,liresti"p
S,.,,,,,,t Il ,>,,I,trr ptIts one, sc ,he ,,,n.4
valuable medicines ever discovered. being a
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14
DODD'S
NERNINE
ONCE MORE.

The stasdard remedy for biiliousncss with
the medical profession, is the Anti-billious Pill
of the American Pharmacopwia. And its rep
utatiou has been well enough deserved. But
it is a Pill nevertheless, and most people of
sensiblity feel something about as biz as II
meeting nous. coming into their throat when
ever a pill i, spoken OF DODD'S NERNlNE
AND lNNIGoRATOR acts efficiently on the
hillary organism; it initiates neither stomach
or intestine in its operation; and what Is very
important, as all good nurses know II is most
agreeable to take, being as pleasant to the
palate as any delicate wne We all know how
it is with Cod Liver Oh. Ina pure state il is
eXcolledt for certain conditions Of debility,
and particularly in tendencies to Consumption
and Vet nnnyo of the best physicians decline 20
prescribe it, because it so dicadiully siekens
the patient That, they say. makcs it do more
harm than good. With Dodd's Nrrvine all
this becomes obsolete. For sale by all Drug
uists Price ~ -
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14

a. thc oaInu,oi my citing, of til
Orange County Agricultural society
II. W, BaiIy of Newbury was elect
ed President; O. Il. Rogers New
bury and DIR. j. IL. Jones. Bradford.
Vice Presidents; Arad $. Corliss.
Corinth, Secretary ; j. Mills, Jr.,
Tophsham, Treasurer. The list OF
directors we will publish at some
future time. Tie Treasurer not be
ing present nothing was done il
regard to the premiums awarded al
the late fail and another meeting
is to be held.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14

4 letter passed through Bradford
Post Office the other day, with the
following inscription:
sIn Ne,cbuy Vermont l presume
there may be ..
A certain young lady, Miss C,V'eton
l.. @,
If she calls at your Office T. day OF
tonight,
Please give her this letter and you
will do right. PKG.
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,TATE OF VERMONT. !

]
Whereas, Dorothy Lindsay,
the libellant IN the foregoing libel for a divorce
has filed her libel for divorce in the Office Of
the Clerk of the supreme Court for the C0un-
~ aforesaid and whereas. il has been made
10 appear that the libellcc is without the State
Of Vermont. 80 that the said libel cannot he
served upon said lbellee. II is hereby order
ed that notice TO the lihellant be given by
publication of the substance Of said libel in
The National Opinion. q paper published in
the County of Orange, three weeks success
lively, the last of which publications shall be
at least three weeks previous to the session of
the Supreme Court next to be held in said
County OF Orange. ON the sixth Tuesday after
the fourth Tuesday in January A. ID. 1870.
Dated at Chelsea, in the County OF Orange,
his 10th day of December, 4. ID. 1869.
t2Sw3 l.. &. HINCKLEY, Clerk
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The store of Edwin Vallette of
Middlebury was robbed about three
o'clock on Tuesday morning. Mr..
V. discovered light, and with sew.
eral armed neighbors surrounded
the store. The burglar appeared
with a bag of plumber, when he was
fired upon, and dropping the bag he
made good his escape. At daylight
blood was discovered on the snow
and was traced TO u farm house two
miles distant. \ man mt work for
the owner of the premises, named
Hyer, brought Il cup Of water for the
oiliccrs,who noticed that he used his
left hand, having his right hand in
his pocket, and on examination it
was found that the shot had lodged
in the forearm, st under the skin.
He is young man,l9 years of age,
and at once confessed the crime
The Sheriff this evening Brought
him to Middlebury.
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of South StraffOrd, has 81 pure
COtswOld lambs. He obtained this
flock at great expense in Canada
They were from pure imported stock
and averaged in weight at seven
months old, one hundred pounds
Their wool was by actual measure,
ten inches in length, fine as silk,
and white as the driven snow, and
it is acknowledged that these sheep
shear heavier feeces of clarified wool
than any other breed. Both in Eu-
rope and this country, their mutton
commands the highest price. 1t is
nothing uncommon for lambs at
eight months old to dress from eight
cen to twenty pounds to the quar-
ter. They are peaceable and do
nestle in their habits, and in the
summer rarely break from their en-
closures. Vermont has greatly suf
fered by the introduction and prop.
agation of the Spanish fine wool
sheep, a class of sheep that have
been reared up wholly unfit to stand
the rigors of our hard cold winters.
They have been 50 tenderly reared
that the whole breed of fine woods
have become diseased, wholly unfit
for propagation or for nltton.-
Scarcely a flock can be found either
the west or this side of the noun
tain, exempt from the foot-rot.-
When we take into consideration
that the carcasses of 100000 are
consumed yearly in New York, J00,-
600 in Boston, and other cities in
proportion, we realize the rearing of
good mutton sheep becomes of the
greatest importance. No animal
food can be procured or raised at so
little expense as mutton. Physiolo-
giSts and our own experience tell us
it is healthy, nutritive, and easy of
digestion. Hence We say the Cots
wolds have the supremacy in heavy
tecceS, rich juicy mutton, hardy,
vigorous constitutions. peaceable
and domestic habits.
jeremiah Dow, the grandfather Of
Chester b. Dow, was one of the first
settlers of this town. He commence
ed on the farm now occupied by
( Chester b. His son. Capt. Chase
/ Dow. the father of tue present occu.
pant, succeeded him. BY the fruits
Of their industry and economy they
have built up one OF the finest home
,tcads in the State. They have a
large and c0mmodi0uS mansion, with
| yards of flowers and fountains, sur
/ rounded 10y scenery unsurpassed i'll
variety and beauty, with lawn aud
woodland aifordins continual feast
not only for them, but for others
For this, and for the introduction OF
pure blood stock, the community
owe them many thanks.
Mr.. Wilson Chamberlain. of Straf-
ford, died very suddenly Of appe.
rleXy, on the first inst. He was a
cheerful, hale. hearty old man OF
about seventy-fve years Of age
The evening before his death he was
engaged to play for an evening par
! ty, being an accomplished violiniSt
Immediately after the first assem-
blage of the party he was strick
Ell down with this fearful disease
and remained in an insensibe state
till the next morning, when deatl
came to his relief.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Y y y y y ! 8 .

TO THE WORKING CLASS We are now
prepared 20 furnish all classes with constant
employment at home, the whole of the time
Tor the spare moments. Business new light,
and profitable. Persons of either sex can
earn from JJe to s. an evening. and a proper
tional sum by dcvoting their whole time to the
business. Boys and girls can earn nearly as
much as men. That all who see this notice
may send their address, and test the business
we make this IN Unparalleled offer: To such as
are not well satisfied. we will send 81 to pay
for the trouble Of writing. Full particulars.
valuable sample, which will do to commence
work on, and a copy of the Peoples Literary
Companion-o Of the largest and best iami-
~ newspapers published-all sent free by
mail. Reader, if you want permanent.
profitable work, address e. &. ALLEN q Co
Augusta, Maine.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14

1t is reported that General BaX-
ter, formerly of Rutland, and Mr..
Vanderbilt, now control the Ben
nington and Rutland Railroad.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14

The vestry of the Methodist
church in Bradford, being toe small
to accommodate all who wish to at
tend the Sabbath evening meetings,
they will be held in the audience
room Of the church hereafter. The
exercises will be a short discourse by
the pastor, after which a little while
will be spent in testifying for Christ
and his cause. All are invited
Seats free.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14

The Barton Stan dara says that
Newport has second Lord Byron
case, and calls on Mrs. Stowe to
Arake il over"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14

NOrlCF.-My wife. Susan Colby, has eff
" my bed and board without provocation.
and hereby forbid any person or persons
from harhoring or trusting her, rs shall pay
no debts of her contracting after this date.
JOEL COLBY.
Thetford. VI. Nov. 10. 1863 -2dw3
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The public lecture OF j. II. Ben.
ton, DR., Esq, of Lancaster, y. H.,
Oh Monday evening last before the
Bradford Scientific Society, was
listened to by n deeply interested
audience, who at its close, on motion
Of Deacon Geo. Prichard, second ed
by DR.. j. b. Ormsby, expressed their
unanimous thanks to the spca ker
for the instruction and qualification
he had gwen them. The subject
was poetry the nature, influence,
and history of which were portrayed
in glowing language, and in u style
of oratory worthy Of the theme
But good rs the lecture was, had
its talented author been less seem.
ingly afraid Of saying too much,
and had given more copious illus.
trativc extracts from poets of the
first order, and especially had more
fully displayed the highest and ho.
hest end to which poetic genius and
enthusiasm ever were or can be con.
sccratcd, it would, at least in the
view of some, have been an essen.
tial Improvement. All this, and
more, the lecturer can easily accom-.
plish at some future delivery if he
chooses. May success attend all his
praiscworthy cndcavors.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14
For Sale

4 GOOD FARM, containing 100 acres ofex.
~. ccllcut land, with good house well fin
ishcd painted and papered, and two good
barns, one with cellar under it.
The farm is situated on good road, mile
from Il village Church. store, post Office, &C.,
aud mile from school Said farm is in a
good state of cultivation, cuts IS to 80 tons OF
good hay, aud grows excellent crops of all
kinds, 1t is well supplied with water and
plenty of wood. There is sugar orchard Of
500 trees, or more, and n young and thrifty
orchard of the best varieties oi graft apples,
well to hearing.
For further particulars address
J, SARGENT.
Nershirc. VI
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14
lCOI. Sule /.

'I,IIE SUBSCRIBER, executor Of the estate
! ofJohn Pool. deceased. offers for sale
The House and lot Ia bradford Village, from-
crly occupied by the said deceased IA his place
Of residence. The house Il two story, and In
fair condition, with good barn, running water
and good we'll There Is an excellent garden.
containing some fine fruit trccs. Any ouo
wishing to purchase IA invited TO call aud ex
&C. root,
Bradford w., Oct %, 1865, --!ltf.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14

UAYWARD'S CONCERT.--The Con
cert to be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hayward, at the Town
Hall, Bradford, tomorrow (Satur-
day. evening, the 10Th inst, will
doubtless draw out a crowded house,
for wherever they go the press and
public are enthusiastic in praise OF
their entertainments. The Coos
Republican published at Lancaster.
n. H., thus speaks of it:
at affords us genuine satisfaction
to be able 20 notice a meritorious
public entertainment. and. without
reserve, we pronounce those given
by Mr.. & Mrs. William Hayward,
on Friday and Saturday evenings
last, the rc,y bcSt that have been
presented to our people during Tia,
current year, and from what We can
recall. for Il much longer period
| The entertainments were Of high
'i'Ni VI Hi''it' i'SNitCt III IL ut-
morouS or musical SCI Sc. Mr.. II.
as delineator of character. is very
successful; his costumes are good and
ludicrouSIy true to life. He has, as
the public with whom he has been
well acquainted for several years
we'll know, a pleasant voice Of fine
tone aud compasS--and in his espe
cial forte, ballad singing, is une-
qualled. MIS-. II. has also a fine
voice, rendering her parts with very
great success. In the entire range
of song and character, while there
Is plenty 10 amusc, there is nothing
visible that can excite unfavorabt
criticism. The entertainments are
chastr, witty, emotional, aud every
way Of Il high order OF interest au(
merit. We commend Mr.. 4 Mrs
II. to the public as artists deserving
the fullest recognition.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14
NATIONAL, ORNI0N,
Friday, January II, 1870.
Local and State Matters.

There were $50 car loads of freight
sent from Barton depot during the
year 1869.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14

Dr. OIin, y Bond ST., n. Y, tIeats all
private diseases, Seminal Emissions, ImpOts1-
cy. &c. Boarding in establishment ii desired
Thousands of cases from every State indicate
the Doctors skill. Sealed pamphlet for ,
stamps.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14

A gentleman in Ryegate has two
bills on the Vermont State bank,
dated 1907.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14
KNIT! XXNET. KNIT!

AGENTS WANTED everywhere to sell the
American Knitting Machine, the only practi-
cal Family Knitting Machine ever invented.
Price S45 VIII kuit 1000 stitches per min
ute. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
Co., Boston. Mass, or vt. Louis, No.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14
Sleighing Come at Last I!

osr TIME MAY NJ MADE m, aud money
IL saved. 10y purchasing % frat rate Sleigh
NJ the Armory.
The undcrsig ncd has filed up the hall Of the
nhovc building for u first class paint shop
Those having carriages Ia rcppif, will see the
advantage Of having them attended too, be-
fore they rcquir them for use. ..-
Geo. Il. BROWN.
Jan. II, 1870 J2wi.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14

A young lady at Burlington tried
to elopc by dropping from u second
story window; instead Of falling
into u lovers arms, she souscd over
head into water butt. II proved
o very cool clopement.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-14
PRICE LIST OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
AT J. II. HOWE $ MILL

Alpcrsons having claims against
N the firm OF J ~ X. j. Johnson are re-
auested to present the same for adjustment
On Monday, the 10Th day of January 4. ID.
1870. at the Trottcr House in Bradford.
JOHN A. TENNEY, Receiver.
Curinth January l. 1870.