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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08
The High Tdres.

Ex-Governor Orrof South Carolina,
who Las certainly shown himself TO
be one of the faireSt minded ana
most acute observers at the South,
recently expressed his fear that the
Republican party, 10 when Ne oe-
longs, would commit fatal olhhders
thro' its CONSCIOUSNESS Of strength.
High taxes said he, 'the cChSe
quent stringeucy Of The finances
and official corruption, Is the rock
upon which the Republican party
will be wrecked These words are
deserving of thoughtful attention,
! for it is evident that they point out
the real scource of danger to the
Republican organization, whatever
the amount Of that danger may ne
Official corruption is Of secondary
importance, not only because there
are as yet but few signs OF Its con
Eliminating presence, but because
scores Of the official representatives
of party may prove worthless,
without impairing its preStage, so
long as the rank and file are pure,
and the people's interests are con
suited. but indifference " .,1o
pubic welfare, ihSehSIoill'l " t"o
demands of popular sentiment,
determination 20 push one policy
when the people have declared for
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08
Communications,
For the National o. iuiou,
The More idJHRy.

"Why should cid ocqua;poncc be Ter for
got!'
BRADFORD. vt, April 6, 1870.
Asa Move, who died at the resi-,
dencc of his s0n.in law, John II. Nj.
mard, in this town, on the first day
of February last, was born in An.
dover, y. H., April 18th, 1902: SO
that he would have been IS years of
age had he lived to the 18th Of the
present month. He cOnScCratcd
himself to the Savior's service in
early life, and united with the Free
will Baptist church in East Audo.
Ncr, together with his wife Polly,
who was Polly Fuller, before their
marriage. They had nine children,
eight Of whom lived to years OF
maturity; and all to have families
of their own. MIS-. Susan Jones
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08
RsnilrOaSi Accident.

CuIcA00,,April 1.-THE western
bound passenger train which lett
Quincy, Saturday night, on the Han
nIbaI and st. Joseph Railroad, when
about Il miles from Quincy, one OF
the sleeping and two Of the passcn
ger cars were thrown from the track
down an cmbaukment, and com
plctely demolished. Twenty five
passengers were more or less in
jurpd-ten fatally.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08
4 PrOclGnlGton.
Fora ddy Of Fasting, BNmnj.Gtion
dHd Praycr.

| do hereby appoint Friday, the
Fifteenth day of April, 20 be- o5acry.
ed rs the people Of this state asa
day OF Fasting, Humiliation and
Prayer
Ga this day let us cast of the
burdens OF huaiat SIS life. ANA offer
neutrality-suspicious. to God, "thc giyer
of every good and perfect gift
that cur people may for the year,
and all time, haze the enjoyment oi
health aad peace, and their labors
be rewarded with an dbuudent har-
vest.
Let Us especially remember in our
prayers the poor and the oppressed,
the widow and the orphan, and ask
for such the favor Of Kind Father.
Let us devoutly acknowledge our
dependence upon God, and seek at
/ Ills tribunal forgiveness for our sins.
let Us commit to Him the welfare
/ Of our country and its people, and
/ invoke for our Rulers and those IN
official charge, that wisdom and dis.
erection which shall secure 1.-THE great.
est good to the greatest numbcr'
Let us as a people on that day,
remember with sadness the recent
event which has removed from Il
moug us a great and COOL man, and
an excellent Governor. In the dcatl
! o. our late Chief Magistrate
| PETER T. WASnHI RN, the Stat,
sustains a great loss. 1t is bciittinl
that we recognize this loss witt
appropriate prayer and mourning.
: | would recommend that the OFF
icrcnt religious societies meet il
their accustomed places of publ
worship for such service as ma,
seem TO them most proper.
. Given under my hand and the Sea
. OF the state, at MorristoWu, tli
| seventeenth day of March, in til
year of our Lord, one thousan,
eight bundled and seventy, an
e of the independence of the I'm
Il tcl States the ninety fourth.
By the Governor,
- GEO. W. llENDEE.
:, John W. Marsh,
" Secretary Of Girl and MiiitdrvlA
fairs.
Bartcpis go ha,ca graded schoc
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08
still Another.

While some laborcrs were carry
ing bags Of nitro 8lyccrinc from
Skatner's factory to a Sl0op on the
banks of the Uackensack river. y.
j., Friday afternoon, one OF the men
dropped a bag, which exploded
The building had some 1900 lbs.
Of nitro glyceline stored III 1t, and
there was soon second explosion
more terrible than the first. The
bull, Of the material stored in the
building went oil with a force be
yond description. The consequence
was terrible. The building lay a
mass OF ruins, scattered for rods
around. Bricks, mortar and rattcrS
were hurled in every direction. The
boiler, broken in some places and
indented in others. was moved some
distance, and nothing but the chin
ncy of the factory remained intact
The eplosiGn was heard for miles
around, and its force broke the win
dGWs Of houses a mile distant up0I
The ncighboring hills. -Four persons
Herman Myers, the foreman, tw,
laborers aud one boy--were killed
their bodies being torn limb from
limb, and scattered like the mason
work all over the vicinity. One wa.
thrown high up in the air, aud dc
seconded INTO the river. The leg 0
ono man was found POO feet distant
Many of those WHO were not killed
were more or less injured. One wa
struck upon the head by a flynn:
blickbat aud severely cut an'
bruised. The factory was Of brick
one story high, $50 feet wide; los
5000, 10 Insurance.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08

4 Baltimore woman sent her gro.
Ger the following note: Mr. futile.
This here thing has got too much
hemp in it for molaSscs, and not
quite enough for clothes line, so |
beg you viii exchange 1t lorarurcr
article
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08
1,rANrrD-At.LOrrorrMrLoYME

w tu cuuNuss lor u new religious We y
rare merit peculiarly adapted To the Wv.
but equally entertaining ard instructVetoa p
and Invaluable 10 every Christian fniuilt v
hquRlcd Ia elegance aud ehcapngEs; beng
rrlli-l cd with nearly .ln0 engraving Lir
i1curcd agents aud others, wanting W
that win sell at sight should secure chu'..
territory at once. For particulars. trrin.,
address L. GARRETI'S Co., Philada' ~
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08
Notice.

IDtRStANT 10 AZ ORDER or :,
Hon. Probate Court. ST. .thin nnd lo'
District Of lirndflrd notice I, Hereby w
that have adoI ted Albert flur lcrs. W
child ut Thomas j flnndri late 81
deceased. ns my ,lild and he'll 1T w
ably iuthc prut isiuua Of the Stutut'
casrs made and provided .,,..
TDNtNp q. 1i.iN I.H#.
Nrtlsfy Mffth 81. -.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08

Mcxico, the land of revolutions
and the home OF ;hc "greaser' is
still sullc' ~ from chronic rebellion,
which the government has not the
power TO put down,--in fact, it
seems to be rs much question rs
ever whether they haycany ovcrn.
ment there.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08

\ Minnesota boot maker has re-
fused to take an order for pair OF
No. - boots and a gigantic NOrwc.
gian viii have TO plow burciootrd.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08

Il is rumorcd that Col. Albert
Clarke, of the st. Adams Messenger
is about to join the stan Of the New
York Tribune.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08

The Rhode Island election result.
cd in the re election of the Rcpubli.
can State ticket 10y about 1000
minority. The vote was light and
but little interest manifested.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08

There are IWmorS of another Fc.
MAN raid on Canada, along the
frontier from Port Huron to st.
AlhMs. Probably it will amount
TO nothing more than rUmOr. 1t
seems to be the obiec, OF the Fcnian
organization to annoy England bS
getting up scare in Canada. 1t
seems to Us, however, that leyying
heavy assessments on poor people
10y the Fcnian leaders, for such
IruitlcsJ purposes is not much short
Of robbery.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08

Rumor has it that Henry Clarke
Of the Rutland Herald has had Il
call to one of the New York Dailics.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08

The treaty for the purchase of
San Domingo is likely to be defeated
in the Senate. We rather think
Uncle Sam should pay of some Of
Lis debts before he spreads himself
over much more territory.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08
Editorial Items.

The Democrats carry Connecticut
this Spring, electing Gov. English
by about geo majority. The House
of Representatives, will be Republi-
can by "A small majority. In the
Senate the two parties are about
ruudl.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08

NORMAL MUSICAL INSTITUTE
The next term of the Normal Musi-
sal Institute, in which musicians
from all parts Of the country are in.
vited to take part, will be held at
South Bend, Indiana, commencing
on Wednesday, July 6, 1870, and
continue six weeks. This year the
principal teachers will be Carlo Bas-
SIM and Wm. Mason, of New York,
and George i. Root, Of Chicago
NobettcrcombInation could he made
for musical instruction in this coum
try, if in the world, certainly none
/ for Americans. Success in music,
whether rs a performer or teacher,
/ is greatly dependent upon that
knowledge and confidence which
comes from a system based upon
authority. This knowledge not omlS
brings self poiSc but power. Musi-
cal amateurs throughout the coun-
tly will find in the Institute the op
poltuuity to combine enjoyment ant
Improvement IN a remarkable de
gree, aud to more thoroughly per
feet themselves in the art of Music
Those wishing Indignation viii ad
dress Geo. L. Root, Chicago, Ill.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08
WE KEEP \ FULL LINE :,
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes q Las0tr,
Medicine. !
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08

"Why should cid ocquaptance be Ger for
got ~
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08

Perhaps no one n.c.
cine Is so universal, y
quircd by every hua
a cathartic, nor NI,,s'
any before 50 uuiNs %
u adopted Atu u5l
every country tndnm 20
all cll res. q tl u
but efficient putg'a'
RAJ. The ohSipu. 49,
ron h. tllatiti- am ptrt.
Liable au,, i.it more eide
tuul remedy dian &c.
other those MNH IIA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-16
The Great King of Pain
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A CARD.

-
TAR, McBRIDE-MY DEAR SIR: FOR TIE
i las, six or seven years l have been afflicted
with rheumatic pains, from my knees down,
embracing all the joints OF ankle and toes.
These pains have come upon me periodically
every year about this season Of the year. Ny
knees, and ankles, and toe joints, and my wrists
and finger Joints would swell, and leave mo In
the most agonizing pain, known only TO those
who have suffered from this dread malady.
Thesc pains would continue for a period OF from
three to four months every year, and they have
been regular, unfailing annual visitors. i have
been accustomed TO apply for relief to the best
citizens OF San Francisco, and have not failed
to use all the most popular remedies known TO
the public. ! would sometimes receive tempo.
rary relief, after long continued application, but
Il would never fail TO return In a few days, with
increased severity.
About two weeks ago, while my pains were
upon me. | saw ycu al the corner OF one Of our
streets, and heard what you raid about your
king OF Pains" confess that | listened to
you with deep distrtist; indeed, ! may say that
| did not believe your statements. sui,
thought /, ats only a dollar, and III patroniZe
the 'humbug' one dollars worth bought q
bottle, and tried 1t first on my knee, which was
~fearfully swollen, and from which ! suffered
very severely. The second night ! tried It a9ain,
and, my dear Doctor. you can Judge OF my sur.
prise, ccstacy and delight altogether, when
found on rising the second morning, that my
pans were enLrcly Eohu anu 'Ho h"ehi,S oh,
tircly gone. My Knee Joints were supple and
Eighth. / WIS q young man, and ! actually danced
with delight, much to the amusement OF my
friends, who had been in tho habit Of regarding
mo as q decrcpid old rheumatic. 1t has now
been two weeks, md l have not felt the least
symptom Of return. l believe ! an cured, and ]
feel 80 grateful to you that offer you this state
ment, verified by my oath, to be used by you IN
whatever way you may think proper, FOR l feel
II q duty TO lot others similarly afflicted know
where they can fnd relief.
am yours, very truly,
RAPHAEL Lo0KAYSE.
San Francisco. October 10th, 1869.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-16

FEMALE SUFFRAGE.-Disguise the
fact as we may, the indications on the
political horizon prognosticate that
woman suffrage is to be aquestion that
will not be definitely settled in thi.
country until the whole people have
an opportunity, by simultaneous bal
lot, Of testifying their opinions unmis-
tably in the premises. In the meall-
time the insulated communities, the
champions of the rights Of the fair sex,
are apparently gaining a strong foot
hold. Minnesota has ordered that the
question Of female suffrage within her
borders shall be left to the decision OF
the women themselves. a joint reso-
luton giving the fair ones the ballot
has passed both branches Of the Iowa
Legislature by large majorities; but II
has to be agreed to by the next general
assembly, and cannot come before the
people until sometime in 1872. Utah
and Wyoming Territories are absolu.
tely under petticoat government, and
vet we venture an opinion that the
majority Of the women throughout the
United States are as strongly opposed
to their political acknowledgements as
the most ardent admircr of "womaly
woman" could dcsire.-Erchange.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-16
SAN FnAScrsco, October sd, 1869.

SAN FnAScsco, October sd, 1869.
INR. McBRIDE-DEAR SIR: ABOUT
~ three weeks ago / purchased a bottle OF
your KING OF PAIN, to try and relieve the
troubling me-. I have been a cripple for q long
time with the hip disease. and ny, suffering at
times has been very great, and l nave trlcd
more I" sure cures" for pain than l have fingers
and toes. but until ! applied the KING OF
PAIN to my hip l had never been entirely free
from pain. I am now fully satisfied that u IL
not a humbug, Us l thought at frst, and, II 1t
will be interesting to you, l will relate Its effects
in another case which occurred this afternoon.
| called on Mrs. Margaret Clark, IN acquaint;
ance, this afternoon, about three O'Clock, and
she Informed me that shc was subject to very
severe attacks Of neuralgia, which completely
Frustrated her for a long time, and that she was
nearly insane from pain the day previous. While
there she was attacked with 1t again, ana 1
never saw q person suffer so much In my NE;
| think that no one could suffer long as she did
without becoming entirely insane. started Tor
the Orleans Hotel, as soon AZ ! thought Of your
most excellent medicine, and l made good time
for q cripple. When / returned. i applied II
to the whole Of her head and neck, rubbing 1t
well In. ! had to leave In a very few minutes
aftcr, but l told thom to use 1t until tho pain
lot. I dropped In a little aftcr six o'clock this
evening, about three hours after the first applii-
cation, expecting to 1nd her still on the sick
list, as l had hoped for but partial relief; but
imagine m. surprise when / learned that she
had Just prepared supper, and was feeling on;
tirely free from pain. n you could have heard
her grateful Acknowledgements for the great re-
lief experienced, you would have felt amply re-
paid for your gratnitOus services rendered while
In this city. Please accept my most sincere
thanks for my own part, and believe me to be
Your most Obcdient,
WIN. r. CLARK,
1,410 Leavcnworth street.
Z. S.-Mrs. Clark resides on Mission street.
near Third.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-16

found, and what they have Is In streaks
and punches. Some rich and extensive
bodies of ore are known to exist about
the 70O-foot level, but the fire, still
burning, holds possession Of that sec,
ton. 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The west DRIFT into the Holues
ground has penetrated % feet beyond
the east clay wall and is in porphtry,
quartz and clay mixed, consider4b Pile
water Is now encountered. The n&ain
shaft, liz feet below the LOO bot
level, and 4 station will be opebed
some time during the coming weekecr
the proposed new 1,200tfoot level. The
small streak Of good ore found in the
l ,l00-foot level q few weeks ago, in
drifting north to connect with the
Alpha incline, has been reopened
within the last day Or two. 1t is raised
upon 10 feet, and found to be Is
inches wide. The ore is not very rich,
but will pay to take out for milling,
therefore it is being saved. 1t is some
10 or 80 feet from the Alpha line and
may eventually lead into something
good.
CnoILAR-PoTOsI.
Daily yield, $50 tons average assays,
SIS per ton. The ore sections all
show good breasts and faces, with no
important changes to note since our
last report, except it may be some
little general improvement in quantity
and quality of the ore yield. The drift
west from the 450-foot station of the
shaft is now in over 500 feet, and the
face shows clay with stringers Of quartz
and porphyry.
HALE g. NoRCRoSS.
Daily yield 160 tons, principally
from the 9th or l~,l00Lfoot level. The
ore breasts all hold OH well, and the
new 9TH station is opened for n drift
east through the ledge l,lS5 feet from
the surface. This will without doubt
develop 4 continuation Of the excellent
body Of ore nov yielding so well at
the 9th level, So feet above.
OCCIDENTAL.
The cross-cut from the lower tunnel
had penetrated IL feet into q fine
ledge of excellent ore last evening,
aSSaying about $i5 per ton on the
average. The mine never looked so
promising as at present. The pro
posed new mill Of the company ut the
mouth Of the lower tunnel will be
commenced shortly.
CALEDONIA.
The drift west from the 2O0-foot
| station is now over 80 feet into an
excellent ledge of good pay ore, which
is being extracted and shipped to mill
as fast rs possible. This second level
| looks more favorable than even the
one above it, and assays from $50 to
$50 per ton.
BULLION.
1t is the intention of this company to
resume work soon. At meeting OF
the stockholders, held yesterday, the
following named gentlemen were
elected trustees to serve for the ensuing
year George Shultz, W. \. ShultZ,
w. H.. Koch, Geo. Huck and William
krauSe.
SACRAMENTO AND MEREDITH.
The building for the new mill Is
completed, and the machinery being
fast placed in position for work. 1t
will be ready to start up in about
three weeks on. ore from the mine.
sierra NEVADA.
Nothing new to report. The mill
is pounding away rs efficiently and
regularly as ever, OIL ore from the east
body OF the mine. The supply appears
unfSiling and inexhaustible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Irritable Inyunds.


Indigestion not only effects 'he physical health
but the dispositions and tempcrS Of Its victims. The
dyspcp,lc becomes. too. In q measure demoralizcd
by his sufcrlngs. lie Is subject to ilts OF irritation
sullcnneSs or despair. " the case may be. Appetizer
natural scusltIvcncSs which he cannot control, leads
him to misconstruc the words and acts Of those
around him, anu his intercourse even with those
nearest and dearest to him 10 not unireguently
marked bv exhibition OF ~tcstlncsS foreign 10 MS rear
nature, These are the mental phenomena OF the
disease, for which the invalid cannot be Justly held
respOnslblr, but they occasion much household us
comfort, II Is to the interest OF the home circle, u
Is essential to family harmony n well as 10 inc
rescue OF the pri' clpal sufferer IRON a state mol lar
removed from i~nclplcnt Insanity, that these syTnp-
toms of mental disturbance be promptly removed:
This can only be done by removing their physical
cause, q arrangement Of the functions Of the STOMACH
and IL. allied viscera. the liver anu the bowels.
Upon these three important organs Hostettcrs
Stomach Bltters acts simultaneously, producing q
thorough and Salutary change In their condition.
The vegetable ingredients OF which the preparation
Is composed are Of a renOvatins, resulatlve anu
Alternative character. and the stimulant which lends
activity to their remedial virtues Is the purcst anu
best that can be extracted from the most wholesome
OF all cereals, VIZ: sound rye. No dyspeptic, can
take this genial restorative for a single week without
eSperienclng 4 notable Improvement In his general
health. Not only will his bodily sutlerings abate
from d.y TO day, but his mind will recover rapidly
from It's rcSt,csSnrSS and irritAblllty. AMI this happy
Change will manlicIt itself In his dcmeanor to all
around him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-16

JoHS L. MooRE.-An the old residents OF this
section know John L. Moore, OF Virginia City. and
| the few new ones who don't happen II. should make
his acauaiu.gncv as soon Us possible, especially II
they want anything in the furniture or bedding line.
In our Advertising columns may be seen an ar
ticle settling forth that our friend Moore has for sale
| At his famous Sierra Nevada Furniture and Bedding
| Warehouse, Niagara Hall. North u street, virginia.
| an Immense stock in that line. from u double bed
stead TO a tin dlppcr. including carpets, mirrors.
stoves. c~rockcry, tinwarc. lamps. table cutlery, etc.
In short, everything necessary, except q VIE, 10 so
10 housekeeping with. Gall and let him show You
through his establishment, upl'lm