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Hotels.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
BIOOMsBURG, COLUMBIA CO., PA.

The undersigned having purchased this we'll
known and centrally. located house, the EA-
change Hotel, situate ON MAIN STREET, IN
Blooms burg Immediately opposite the Colum-
bia county Court House, respectfully inform
their friends and the public in general tllat
their house is now in order ior the reception ana
entertainment of travellers who may be dispus-
ed TO iaVor II with their custom. 1hey have
spared no expense in preparing the EAehhiso
snail There be anything wanting ON their par To
minister to their personal comfort. Ihe mouse
is spacious, and enjoys an eNcellenbbuslness TO-
cation. .-. A., ~,
Omnibusos run at all times between the En-
change Hotel and the various railroad depotsi ipy
which travellers will be pleasantly convey ed To
aud nom the respective stations IN dne iiine u
meet lie cars. hOONo * ,iAhN'
blooms burg, April 3, 1868.
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"MY DEAR, what shall we name
Bub?" "Why, husband, have settled
on the name of Peter"
"Oh, DON'T" he replied, 81 never
like d Peter, for he denied his master"
swell, then" replied the wife, what
name do you likeYp
~ should like the name of Joseph"
"Oh, not that" replied she, 81 can't
bear Joseph, for he denied his mis-
tress."
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Biblical Curiosity from Biblical
Texts.

Cling TO the Mighty One, Ps. lxxxix, 10.
Cling in thy grief Heb xii. IL.
Cling to the Holy One, Hev t. u.
He gives relief. Ps. cxvi, o.
Cling to the Gracious One, Ps. cxvi, s..
Cling in thy pain; Ps. ", 1.
Cling TO the Faithful one Thes. iv, n.
He will sustain. Ps xvii s..
Cling to the Living One, Heb. vii, %.
Cling in thy woe; Ps. lxxxvi, 7.
Cling to the Loving One, John iv, l6.
Through all below. Rom. vii, %, 8.
Cling TO the Pardoning One, Is. iv, I
He speaketh peace. John xiv 81.
Cling to the Healing One, Exod XIV %
Anguish shal! cease, Ps cxlvii, g.
Cling 10 the Bleeding one. John /, :.
C ing to His side Rom. vii, o
Cling TO the Risen One Rom. vi, ..
In Him abide. John XIV, 4
Cling to the Coming One, Rev. xxi, 20
Hope shall arise; Titus II, l3
Cling to the Reigning One, Ps. xcvi, !
Joy light thine eyes. Ts. xvi, II
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A temperance lecturer, descanting on
the superior virtues OF cold water, re-
marked: "When the world had become
so corrupt that the Lord could do moth
ing with it, no was obliged TO give it
thorough sousing in cold water."-
"Yes," replied topper present, "but it
kill ed every critter on The face of The
earth!"
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THE ESPY HOTEL.
DRICK HOTEL,
ogANGEVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
ROHR M'HENRY, Proprietor.
Apr.23,I9-tf

This well known House, having been put IN
thorough repair, is now open 10 The travelling
public. The bar is stocked with the choicest
iiauurs and cigars, and the table will be, AT al
lin es supplied with the deicacles Of the season
No pains viii be spared TO insure 'he eoinioil
Orangeyille, dec. 10, 'Os-u.
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Executors or Administrators Notice, $500;
Auditors or Assignee's Notice, $3.50.
Local notices, twenty cents line; by the year
ten cents.
Cards In the business Directory column, Ssn
per year for the FIRST two lines, and slOO for each
additional line.
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ID | NJ p l. L S.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from NtT'
yous debility, Premature Decay uha ~ nn. az ~
suffering humanity, send lreeto AZ who need \.
the receipt and directions for making ths sinh' @
remedy by which he was cured. sufferers "lsniii WIZ" u
TO profit by the advertisers experience eau W
SO by addressing with perfect eonndeher,,,N,
No AZ Cedar street, New YORK
Nov. %, '69-ly.
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Philadelphia Directory.

Philadelphia Directory.
Major r. R. ARrMAN. c. II. DiLLrNoER. NJ Monr
A RTMAN, DILLINGER & CO.,
NO. lOi NORTH THIRD ST. PHILADELPHIA,
Two doors above Arch, formerly 22e.
MANUFACTURERS AND JoBBERs IN
CARPETS, CO11 ONS, YARNS, BATTING,
OIL CLOTHS, CARPET CHAINS, CoRDAGE,
OIL SHADES. GRAIN BAGS, TIE YARN,
WICK YARN, WINDOW PAPER, covERLITs,
ALSO
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE
BRooMs, BRUSHES. LOOKING GLAssEs.rRuNKs.
feb. SEQ.
EAGLE HOTEL.
227 NORTH THIRD STREET,
II. ID. CUMMINGS PRopRIEroR.
ESTABLISHED 1893,
JORDAN 4 BROTHER,
Wholesale Grocers, and Dealers In
sALTPETRE AND BRIMsToNE
No 2io North Third St
Philadelphia.
~ w. BLABON & CO.,
| Manufacturers OF
OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES,
Warehouse, No. i2i North Third Street
Philadelphia.
GORGE ii. ROBERTS,
| Importer and Dealer in
HARDwARE, CUTLERY. GUNS, &c.
No. 81 North Third Street. above Vine
| Philadelphia.
c. II. HORNE. VS.. KING. J.R. sKYBEET.
HORNE, KING & SEYBERT,
| WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
No. 42l Market Street
| PHILADELPHIA.
Orders filled promptly at lowest prices
January 8, 1858,
III W. RANKS
Wholesale TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND
CIGAR WAREHOUSE,
No. IiB North Third Street.
| Between Cherry and Race, we at side
Philadelphia.
IT. II. WALTER
Late Walter & Kaub,
Importes and Dealer In
CHINA, GLASS, AND QuEENsWARE,
No. 23i N. Third street.
Philadelphia.
J. M. KEpHEART' W,4s
BARNES, BRO. Il HEBRON,
HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS FURs,
No. sos Market Street,
(Above Fifth)
PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN STROUP q CO.,
. Successors to stroup & brother,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fish.
No. "a North Wharves and Is North Third -
Philadelphia.
I ID lCHARDSON l.. WRIGHT, JR.
:, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. l2s SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
y u PHoLApELpHIA.
u oct. q, ,O0-ly
i SNYDER, HARRIS & BASSETT,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
Nos. 52j Market, and 522 Commerce Street,
v Philadelphia.
WILLIAM FISHER
THOMAS CARSON 4 co.
e WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN HOSIERY,
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
LINENS 4 NOTIONS.
NO. Is NORTH FOURTH srREET
- Philadelphia.
june 4, ,J9-Gm
VIZ ARTMAN & ENGELMAN,
rs TOBACCO, SNUFF SEGAR
MANUFACTORY.
No. 3l3 NORTH THIRD STREET.
Second Door below Wood,
PHILADELPHIA
p" l. w. WARTMAN Y. ESGELMA
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

one square, ten lines or Its equivalent In Non.
pareii type) one or two insertions, sl.5oi three
in.orttona go M
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VOLUME w mo. 4.
Orangeville Directory

A a L. W. COLEMAN, Merchant Taiiois and
| a.. Gents furnishing goods, Main st., next door
10 the Brick Hotel. vl-n47
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IL o . IA y.

Books are like companions; their
Influence is silent and unseen, aud
often most powerful when least ap>
preclatcd, OF because not appreciate
ed at ALL Life is like a river whose
course is often influenced by things
The most trivial in then elves. y
suck or stone casually placed
athwart the current of II mountain
ilvuIet, may change the course of y
IlIer which waters an Empire. SO
SOME single thought cmbalmed in
written language, and placed by
chance in the way of "A young and
growing mind, may control the
growth of an intellect which shall
'nlluence the world.
Bacon, whose ideas are always
expressed in the most concise and
'HtctlNe manner, says of books,
'tllat some books are to he tasted,
others to be swallowed, and some
Jew to he swallowed and digcstcd"
Inc different literary productions
winch their authors offer as food for
Tue mind, are not unlike the various
Niahds which modern cooking pre-.
p"reS as food for the body. Though
'helr number and character are al
"'oSt without limit, there are but
Jew OF them which are really ncccs'
mrE Tor a healthy mcnatal.growlh
ue greater portion have the same
'nect upon the mind that highly
~ food has upon the body. -
ivy chervatc and cnf,cblc III,
"''''aI powers, creating u distast,
'of solid and nutritious food, aud
"''''natrIy producing villa, may moi
'""puy I've termed mental dyspepsia
'"'' Is the great objection To on,
i''9el't manner of reading. No,
''l we read too much. hut that ",
AZ Too mary books. The imineus,
,''Ss OF reading matter which Is of
~" UTMOST "withOut money an,
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N IL

) If the writer wants us to ask the
Vt. boys to "bete" his letter we ask
to be excused. We know they can,
not do it. And if he refers to the
pig We shall have to award him
the palm, because his pig was killed
the 18th Of last Fall.
Wepublish the above because the
writer desires us to do so; but we
can hardly approve the conduct of
brother editor who drags a private
correspondence, OH purely family
matters, before the public, by pub
fishing the following letter, which
explains itself:
My LUYIN WIFR.-Ime comm
ONE mex week and have forgin yeou
for iawin me. lie come on the
O'clock trane and shall stay at homo
& try to be altered man. want
peace and so do yew why shouldn't
we luv each other as we used tel
when we first iincd together in the
wholly bands of maddox i've jinet
a temperanr but if yew ever jaw
me agin for commin home He wal
Top yer like City for we must hex
peace as grant SEES.
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without price," has contributed to
produce a hasty, careless, slipshod
method of reading which is most
pernicious in its efIet. We seem to
know everything. and yet we know
nothing. We have an idea of all
things. We have no knoWiedge OF
anything.
Society has come to be, as Holmes
says, "a strong solution OF books
and, to carry the image a little farth
er, we may say that authors are SC
many coral insects, that, from the
great ocean Of written thought, sc.
crete each their little cell, which
forms their monument, and is a mi
mute portion of the rocky reef thai
forms the basis of an intellectual
continent, or the literature of al
age.
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nrr1opIsr ErisCorAL CHURCH. Kew 4.
nj pastor Sabbath services-morning
1"p1,' - tsrnoon at lis, and o'clock.
CosoRrGArIoNAL Church. Rev. }. h; vi
M Ha, lis. and O'Clock =. Nj The latter
=. ,be Academy buildngJ
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Thomas J. Flanders Estate

A,TNrE OF VERMONT Bradford District.
y - In Probate CONT holden al We-t
Ftir.rc. Within AID flr sail district. on the
d. day or December. \. II 1870. William Il.
stevens. administrator ou thc estate of Ihum-
! Flanders. late of Bradford in said dI,-
tIi,t, deceased. makes application to said court
10 >cltio hi. administration accpUt upon The
estate If sid deceased WhcIcugou IL Is or
G,rrd thJ' the same lc referred to the 81
lUcsi.tt. oi january ncHt. ~ HVuhatc court
boo sill Bradford tor examination and allow
aura aud that an concerned Doe notified here.
Of. by iin publication of This oirler IN the
National Opinion printed at bradford three
Nrlbs sutcrc.ivlly, ~ soou iS may hr, that
the, uy appeal. and At said 'iuc aHd pllcc,
ID HAY .cc cause ohicctthor
liy he Court Attest
MNAH BEAN, Register.
i true copy of rrruad \rosf
- ABNAll BEAN. Register.
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NEWBURY.-On the 9th of Dee.
T. p. Cove killed last spring pig
that dressed 81 lbs, and on >the
same day T.. G. s'tockcr killed one
that dressed 5S2t lbs; ami Dee. IL
Lafayette Bass one that dressed / t.
los, and measured - inches across
the shoulders. The pigs were all
White CheStcrs'.
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The members of Bradford Agri
cultural Library Association, are re
qucSted to meet at Band II Ill, liar.
dy's Building, Wednesday evening,
Jan 4, 1871, ut o'clock, as import.
ant business is to come before them.
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Here is a specimen "br.ck' Of tie
material from which q country
editor is expected to manufacture
Ineligible and interesting items.
But we treat this as q conundrum
and "giyc it up"--to our readers,
rerbdtim. We cdngot give an adc.
oua,c description of the handwiit.
ing A goosebcrry bush struck by
lightning would he n mild compari>
SOIL.
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NOTICE-The next meeting OF
the Bradford Farmers Club is post
poned until Tuesday evening next,
on account of the Fire District
Meeting, which occurs on Monday
evening. Subject for discussion,-
Dairying and Dairy Farming.
WI. STEPHENSON, Prcs't.
d, W. COBB, Sec'y.
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r,.arY LopoE, No. i3. Regular commu-
lions ~ Masonic Hall; IN Hardy bullding
o. " T Clark, W. NJ; j b. W. Prichard
Secretary.
NJ, LppAxoS Il. 4. CHATTER. Meetings at
Masonic Hall on WEDNESDAY aitsrH9on n Of the
Dr. ]. H. JONES' Secretary.
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Thr Marksts.
Cambridge Cattle Market
For the week ending Dec. go.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK Al MARKET

Cambridge Cattle Market
For the week ending Dec. go.
AMoIS ut OF LIVE STOCK Al MARKEr
Cattle. Sheep a Lambs Swine
THIS week, So7 1886 9I3
Last week. 500 S,i69 $50
One year ago, 942 1852 1900
Prices of Market Beef-Extra, $500 to
1890; first quality, slI.oo to sll.5o; second
quality, $500 to slO5O; third quality, 5000
to $500
Prices of store Cattle-Working Oxen per
pair, $50 5000, $3.50, to s275.
Mich cows and calves, $50 $50, So, to s85
Yearlings, $40 to 81; two years old, 81 to
s36; three years old, $3S to 500
Prices of Sheep and Lambs--In lots $50
g., $3.50, s.. to 81. each; extra, $3.50 to $500
or from to sc per Id.
Spring Lambs, 50 to $3.50
Veal Calves, 3 to $l3,
Prices Of Hides, Tallow aud Skins-H Hides,
&c per lb. Tallow, SC to 5ic per b.. P.lts,
s. to : each; Calf Skins Is to Eel er 10.
Prices of Poultry-Extra, IL! to i6. prime,
&c to l6ic; good II. to Isle; medium lic to
III! poor to medium, he to II
n Is. Becf-Extra and first quality in
cludcs nothing but the best, large fat, oxen.
Second and third quality includes oxen aud
two and throe years old Steers
Sheep-Extra includes COsscts, and when
hose of inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
| Cattle-The demand for cattle this week is
! better than usuaI for Chris mas week--easily
accounted for; as the supply has been light
| for the past three weeks. Prices have not
moved at higher rates.
Sheep and Lambs-At the opening there was
considerable life manifest, but gradually calm
ed down ~ poor lots began to be handlcd.-
! Tho call runs chiefly for good butehcling
! sheep and Lambs.
Poultry-The live stock trains this morning
| were minus of live poultry Dressed poultry
/ is arriving sbundantlv-said to be larger thar
Mt Thanksgiving. and OF improved quality.
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PROBATE COU RTS.
Bradford District,

Bradford District.
HON. II. W. BAILEY, Judge.
DKOBATE COURTS II I've holden within
l and for The District Of Bradford ~ fol
luw-. VIZ;
At Bradford, on the second
rue,daya ofJ 4uuarv, MAY July aud Noycm
l.r.
At East torimth, ou the second
Tuesdays OF F,uuary, and August.
At NcwbUry on the second Tues
days of MARCH,, and October
At Waits River on the second
Tur,da,. iu Iurc a,.l scrtcmhtr
At West Fairlcc on the second
Tue days in April, and December.
ALvAH BEAN, Register
WcstFaiilp, Vt. Dec !, 1870.
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VI a EsIslED>

In Topsham, VI. Dec. 2S, by the Rev. James
NJ. Farri-, Mr.. Roney NJ. Harvey and Miss
Cora |. BILL all Of Topsham.
At Ryegatc Corner, Dec, c, by Rev James
VI Bcattic. Mr.. David Lang of Top-han, and
MR.. Chr-tiina Lang OF Eycgatc.
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Bradford Village
Mails

southern mail closes at 1913 AN arrives
at ~ bern mail closes at 800 p. NJ arrives
a, II A. NJ. -, o,osos at3p arrives at 10
Boston mail closes at s.sorn, arrives at
n 4 N.
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udcarJ Council No. II

nootings at Masonic Hall on Wednesday af-
=. rr ON Of the week in which the moon fntls
il the month, Of Ssptem9er ps'sme', MI Ter
Dri,ton. Recorder.
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Railway Trains.

c.irs south-MaI Tram leaves Bradford
., iS45 A. w.; E NnprSay. lIlS pm ff''EA'
la5rn Stock MGa Trsi lea leaves Bradford al
aI IJ" Express 9.32; Freight, s3' An
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lie NALAAN Tor 1911 promises
even greater attractions than here
tOtore. One distinctive feature of
the Galaxy is, the bright, sharp way
in which il is edited. Every subject
of popular interest is at once seized
upon by the most competent person.
The Galaxy has gathered around
itself IA staff of the most popular
writers in every department., and it
is clear that every number is made
up with the same unity Of purpose
and nice discernmcut ef the public
taste, which chalactcrizes our most
successful daily and weekly papers.
1t has been the custom for maga>
zines to furnish the public with the
best selection they could make from
such articles as were sent TO them
for publication. The day for this
has past, and the editor of u
first class magazine las very diff
ferent duty to perform from reading
manuscript, and culliug out tie best
He must create. RE mnSt map out
the style of magazine he wishes to
produce, and then seek out the most
competent persons to prepare artl-
cles upon subjects on which the pub
lie desire to read. This important
change III the requirement of mag.
aziue literature, the Galaxy was the
/ first to discern, II il did not Itself
create the change.
Among the attractions for the
coming year, the Galaxy has en-
gagel Porte Crayon to furnish a
series %. sketches OF life and advcn
turc, which will revive the old in
tcrcSt in his pictures of American
scenes
Mrs. Edwards, the auti or Of "Ar
SHE Lowell" "Steven aSrencc,
and "SuSan Fielding" viii begin a
new novel III the January number
entitled Ought we 10 Visit her y
In the january number, a new
department viii he opcncd--a de
partment Of Sci,ucc--which will ht
I under the charge Of a diStn'uishe,
!
""t''PI ~ t''"' hei'' ie'l''t Nf'''' i'i
ms 9>''l ~ oi'''SH'S W , l'oi'","'
apprehension eve" '',e "'o'o "o
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e"GC'
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~ "tN',ms U'H"'" "''1' !" ", +" NV
ItSNlS 9ut'o" " or'. :" . n ,,. >,
i'i|tio NIil@' a"U NIdeo1 W '''
nave coh't1outcu "Uil"E 'hc yea
now closed VIII oe COZ, lLueu our
lng lH'i' ana VIII !nCiu"e conf ''U
IONS from o'hci p"oIe men 81 h'2'
poSi'l1h "No "lue experience
E"t'h io!Incr VIII nave mum "'o"
articles ~ MARX wan, Wh''" III
a constant source 81 oelSht 10 III
pubic
Lacll number WA nave Il cDh'l'"
review OF the "olId "i il'rt"'urt
embracing rfehri' herman E"g'IN'
ana American I''i''''te' P''P"ic'
10y the most competent Writer'S
MI k'thdi" HIaH' W me VIII
early III the year. nrSlh MS series d
artlt'tS.oh "a iheficahlNiiS' a &C"
: tnnatlon OF the popular SERIES O
NV oids ana tnrlr uses.
MT. JUSTIN mccarthy tlaN ictaii
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Bradlor Farmers Club has been
revived, and now holds meeting
Monday evenings, at Hardy's Hall.
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n II dec l3tbc 1870.
mr. E,lr;rr sir

vii writ a few Inns 10 you and
/ wish sou to put it into tie pal er
A large pig it come IN 1870 and
vns kid the 13 this cal and its
waite was tire hundcrd and - u u
PS tell the VI. boys TO bette
tins If they can and nov my read
ar this are the fact for help Gicss
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,cora scientific Association

Meetings semi-monthly, at their rooms IN
HARDY building Rgy, silas Mch cen y D.
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Local and State Matters.

Fire District Meeting at Town
Hall next Monday evening.
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\. ID. ofes. II.

r-vnr.,nR I.orGt, No 90. Meeting. every
rne.day evening, at Te;uplar's Hal, Sh.l.
srrdson's Building G. W, Pri,h1rd, W. {. /,
c c Doty, Secretary.
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w.rrsvILLg FIRE kNGISE Go. j c. StearnS
80. Alden Stevens Clerk Meetings on
-. 6r,,t Thursdav of every month.
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him and weight him he was SOW
pig it is in NO - \ III
/. Il. ID. | witnes.
mr. Cobb Z S print this if you
will.
mr. Cobb. = S sir wood like
one more thing to YOU that is to
hav you send me paper with this
into it. yours truly 6. w. Il.
PS address, i ID. F.
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Mario furnished for tsIrs, lhcnicS. &c, al
ra.,ona bic rstos.
PB DAvIs Clerk.
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Post T.. Y. s.burn, g.. n. Il.

pBrAHruEHr or yERMnNT.
Fanhnm. Conn. T. W. I"oo' Aul
M,ots First and Third Friday each mouth
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We understand that the prospect
is good of the organization Of Brad
ford Savings Bank. a considerable
proportion of the stock is taken, and
more is pledged.
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VI0>Ai. nANH on NEW

~ esI rsl .--Ih" Annual meeting ct the
Stakeholder. of the National Ilul ct Nrvhl
~, Tor the election of Directors for the cnsu.
ing year. viii be- held at their banking llou e
on the I'd 1urtlni uf January ucNt ut 10 NJ.
GEORGE LESLIE, Cashier
Well River. VI. Dee Il. 1870 -
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J. i N G. Z G 0 @ D s.

Consisting Of
Pins, Needles, Buttons, Silks,
Twists, Velvet Ribbons,
Nets, Hosiery and Gloves,
Hoop Skirts, Corscts,
Collars and Cuffs,
Also the best Kid Gloves imported,
the Alexandra & Duchess Kids.
Also,
Ladies' Uudcrvcsts and Pants,
which cannot be beat for Price and Quality.
Nubias, Saxon Yarns,
Zephyr Worstcds,
Slipper Patterns, Fringes,
and other articles too MINER.
GUS to menllon.
Millinery work dono in the best manner ut
AZ cheap ms the cheapest.
Call aud examine it will cost you nothing
Il you do iot purchase.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-30
NEW GOODS /!

NEW GOODS
just received from New York and
,'1 ,,'; 80. @ '"' - ''U'" ei a.
our customers, bought at great
LOW FOX CASH.
hhihLhEN .,
Black and Fancy Colorcd
ALPACCAS,
opera fiahhels'
Black and Colorcd
term, AN" nd . ~ remnants, cIiEAr' ="
Extra heavy shirtings made in Gcor
ri,.
bleacIi'u 'ot'oiiS' rom w I" -''tS
\ large lot OF Whl'c flauneis io
Ladies.
4 large lot of Plaid Shifting Elan
al,
hels'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-30
A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT

Il WYNN NVIV, VH hVhh lHhVil
Requires immediate attention
- as neglect often results in an in
eiiEyi;I curuplc Lung Disease.
a:ISisS5sf Blows. BEoNCuIAL TEocuts
Igjii4N1 will most invariably give instant
relief
For bronchitis, Asthma, Catarlh, CnnSump-
tive aud throat Diseases. obey have soothing
effect.
Singers and Public speakers use them to
clear and strengthen tho voice.
Owing to the good reputation and popalari-
ty of the TrcchcS, many worthless and cheap
limitations are offered, which are good for uoth-
Ag. b sure ~ obtain the tluc.
BROW ms bronchial e'rOcacs.
SOLD EVERY WHERE.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-30

just received from New York and
Boston, the largest stock of Fall
and Winter Goods ever offered to
our customers, bought at IA great
discount, and offered
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-12-30

Hhd EI.OWE KS,
GRAPES, SILKS, SATINS, VELvETS,
NECK RIBBONS, SASH RIBBONS.
Taflety & Satin Ribbons all widths
and prices, hnd everything usually kept In
first class Millinery Store. Also,