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HELP WANTEp-MALES.

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wAsrED-Ax i1;11alass %rEI11ssNT. TIDY Hor FOR
..s v %.shsSstan.s. Sai j. ss.I. q. H'e1 A1Du' " ~
$ fiE ii hods. osSd5ss. s aE'
AsS 3s. $sss ssa S G Mokk R.9s. O. Fas e.
IeaxsnWsth iaxEsner ~ naissstoa R:!Iosd ,ad she
S.y sss; ~ II II .s:st;s,sa ~: ~
1JIANrED-A CLERK N A GROCERY SToRE,o !
" aalesneu, collector. hnd Hstof. lss A.disonst.
ss 81 IF !. i; EPH sss.. SaEohR fl9e Eos5 s
urAsrFD-lao aEN AND IL FANILiEs 70 GO
fre T. .sis4salIes. % 70 ii Epii soi,st i 20 ' wy
UrANThD-1.m NKN F1R RAILROAD WORK
e ns Ii .sSsd eat Il fnx xDos
s. a.: far .dransai T. HJoRTH CO. 5 East
a. haillr: Id sssic @en tor Misis.lppl Wsxk
either sh.rcs or AAl1ry- IT4nsportat1on FURNISHED
Ss.'2 Gil. koG;a - !, 8 sse3n.as opps.:s
WNTEpI GARDENER, ! coAcH4AN. !
.a.n: ~ Sss
W7ASTKD.zAT TliE, s0UTItEgX ENIGRATIoS
...fprl s. .harsa Transportation s'fvaoefd TURNER
NrASrrnLTiTRTY FAMILIES 70 GO SOUTH
post.t;ea Apply Al Ron !. So. ali East Rsadsrs-s.
WrAS7Ep-Goop MEN F1R SITUATIONS IN
.5s.e. a. sisa, aa.a 9s
at;i!s f Il; k.,e ss ROOM q ..
WANTED PAyso MoREr*H11!Es st!.s Axp
ps..oa at atP Rn i !Rs rs e
W7ASTEp-nI BAr-3 scoTGM; ESGLl1n.
I, .insic Hrn Id IL fem.se eeoEs to 70 sash AppG
2 the pl.ntesa at ISL "nhinssont- for taa'poFts-
Bookkccpc... Clerks. &c.
WANTED Ar ONCE FUR THE SPRING TRADE,
& I'D ss s45*i;as R + + fEsib h
JH,ANrEp-A YOUNG MAN Or ROY WITH
ans 's =: 81 I'D f 3efs ic.1
stI; SnS sp,.e - wsa,s. cS ltS5y * VIII L, j.
a* Kffr :. ~ cS ':a II h :.s Ell cs5I sss hs'S hA
1VASTEp-:A y3;sSG NAN A1our Z on :, T22
n[t.: aud aulst fsrs =. '.hs ~ faEui.h pap
uan.r, ,at,nrr an, E.fenueei
WANTED 4. H.pkkEErER, CAPAnLE OF
Carrier " :, with = rfer,nss. .na 1r:cs. e e'>'' "
NAsSTEEEn.,n s!s A:11sE MES Wt1o ARE
r TSis ( 5s Is; '&e1e IT, .F on s"H
,nasl: ~, MAS A. ,Ss MHs H., ;!o
sSas 7 'ifs G;i II .s;.s S. III
d xogS s... is = n ';s @ sI!s .An +;
viii MT t9c,,d ~ 1*r m''nsh. sthes. SECRETARY,
...... Trades.
1EANTED-A F1RST-Cl.ASS FINIslEK STEADY
IL ~ 4'. .ss ;t aosssn sess 1.s: s ';s %
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MACHINERY.

r1S,1s ---~--+ -
Fon ~ ysiAIMiEsGNEs, isIii,e GNEs, PORTABLE, srAr1oy-
easitss g. ssst q ss'na saa1 !snsI,A ss
E,oR SALE-NIvE COYRISPD p we ~
E.G;asns n,ehtnt Nra md srevnsh.nd of dit
~ ~ Also E1n And wood yvsEinE n1aehnc1
A,JAAE8 CO.. le5 LAke-tt. w.
F9R SALE srRAM ENciYFsE1 le1st, tsz9t.
y N1D SZlh exla fxl1 rpstatlr tpx{nDs X
F7eAs also, poztahAo rlls-wl be soId cAean ~
tAynt,l ttrue. ". A. JAMES + CO lS iA[rxT ~A
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AUCTION SAILS.

AUCTION sA1K8.
AUCTION SALES.
Bv VM. A. BUFFERS e. CO.,
ATTHEm sALssRooAs,
Nos. s, 2, 8 & II RnndolPh-se'
q Tuesday MORNING, MARCH =
FmsTClAss
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Bats, dc, &C.
OF WEDNESDAY a0RNEG, niReH =,
r.blr futev, White Frrneh 4h}.a. dstAss"
W1re. SilvrF-Platea dsoods- 6e-s
OF THURSDAY AeRiSC, HARCH n,
DRY GOODS. sILh+
Cloths caaimeres, Hodery, Nodons, &C.
3tases, $50 pieces, Farmers Satin,
At AucTIoM,
Or THURSDAY, March ~ II II s'caoet. 1t %eI sa3es-
WN. A. BUFFERS O.. AuctiuFers
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

COUNTRY HEAL ESTATE.
1rpR SALE-1u AUREs IN WARREN COUNTY.
Mo, 10 Ah!. i.H.11t Ac.rs lan and faE.us in s1l
North, West ana Etf- Land anI fAz1us s.i On cot
mie."n- JSu. e. NICHOLSON, Isl Dr1ri.osn-+t-
l-oR sALE-AT BARt:A1S, STONE QUARRY
# tn Aer-. At Rnm.' ., If'.r frufn ChIcay n
kuIA wortihE ur.ieT. Quality II rt,,lG I. LQSEH-
GAN Il Cu.. West Chc:Eo.tr.. 4. D, Bu1 ~ .
LrOR sALE--oIl CnAStiE-LAREE STORE
II Esan, with yelling 4lr,vF, IN VI the 1aTx.-t
iovns in lliilnts. vi !i take Gsn: Kansas lxuds In
haylnrni. l. MINls l. I'll. LII Mxdie4at.4t
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.1dss sruosphesa,' -nfn," aid "zaows-
y; i g !: v J. Z: =:
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STRAYm OR STOLEN.

:
CTRAYED OR sIULRy-A SMALL BUT STRONG
t<tsren an and ~ pounda, hsa1ded The hAanch
with eculAt marx s1a!i.f 10 tAls f1s the m1Dc ual
vy krn,. eoE,s AK pe,scn tt< sAece 70 shs
Be literally ft.F11t3cd.
STOLEN-sl5o REWARD -FROM WYTON,s Nv.
y cry s.Ab!c. - Ssatest- ehet:1ut safrI hoEv.
With EEht colo:ra t11 Aod taAoe Also tnp bf.zy 80
torn md nd rnon.aK graz. u4n etrtns hla os Y
noon. Brvnsty.t7e doua1r rtw4I fos ID . -; n
.Ls1ty 3w aauau taS LA h4a1ss md hUr ~. Z
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ytvASTFp sFyrRsI f:OOro nI,FssM.rpps
" Ait. Whit, xsit rratn.trr.+ra 1bn.- hayins thr'r
nM z srW'ee u.sL!nts pFrsctzesi Arp;y T. JOHN u.
HoSn ~. y StaE*t. corner AhnFtnn, up htairr.
3}.AsTEI,-A QUlcK HAND on HUIJIoS rN.
N.ai.om - Al" ''s""A- =" Ais' H''''@' ipt I."''
'-''e -.----- .-
;s ED.IN1 EiEsLIlAAS ST. II W. DREssMAkEhs
- Fl COZ 81 - Eh sprntaa 9 SItsr4 =.
New York T1,trsn Emporium i LsIr4t. near state
W ANiFD-A ,hEhIN1 Tiki. MUTT BRING
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UomrSvirs
-I-vr ~ "a r1sTnI,k.- c>,.pr ~.
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FARWELL HALL,
THE N0N4N.S M0YE.

NI W UII.1.N " I1V.IIEs
ls WEST JAcKsOS~sT.. NEAR uALsrED.
TUEsDAY EEESrNG, Matrh =. At neiosk,
-t:HARlI1TE bROETE-" BY Dr. ROBERT EO1L
YER Last lrturr bat two If rottrre Of t. Tor tho
Kturit n thia Inrttutan. Admission, Is cents Blue
tkl&pa- AZ, Cnf1 f,p to the Home
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CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
Triumphant Return-Mouda5. Arrlla
Farepa-Rosa Grand English Opera
CARL ROSA, G. D. HESS / co. DtrectoKx
S1 Skhte only: Eew Repertaffr. OBEROS, DON
, 1870-03-22
Tho United States Brick Machine Oe

F3sf6f OF s. FGuI ) CuuIEh
Cu1cAco, March q, ls'o,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Randall OF
Lyndonvillc, while at work on a
Daniels plancr, was struck with
some timber he had planed and
piled behind him which threw him
on the planer, taking of q piece OF
his left hand and two fingers. 1t is
feared he will lose the use of the
whole hand.
At drawing of "a building in
Lyndon Centre u few days since,
there were % yoke of oxen, the
smallest of which weighed $500 lbs.
and the largest 1900 pounds, nearly
all dark red, and it was not thought
to he any great day for oxen.
Miss Emma Otis of Sheffield, in
jumping from a wagon last Monday,
broke her leg below the knee in two
places. On Tuesday she began To
he numb and could not speak, and
Ola Wednesday she died. After
death blood came from her head
She was engaged TO be married the
day she would he II, which would
bc some time this summer.
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DODD'S
NERVINE

The stasdaid remedy for billiousness with
the medical profession, is the Anti-biilious Pill
of the American Pharinacopnia. And its rep
utation ha, been well enough deserved. But
1t Is Pill, nevertheless, and most people Of
senslbility feel something about ma tfg IA q
meeting house coming into their throat when.
ever IA pill il spoken of. DODD'S NERVINE
AND lNNlGORArOR acts efficiently on the
hillary organism, IL initiates neither stomach
ar intestine IN its operation; and what Ia very
important as al good nurses know, il Is most
agreeable to take, being MS pleasant to the
palate as any delicate wine. We all know how
II is with Cod Liver Oil Ina pure state Is y
excclledt for certain condicOns Of dcbfiity
and particularly In tendencies to btioS
and yet many of the best physicians decline TO
prescribe 1t, because it NO dreadfully sickcns
the patient. That, they say, makes Il do more
harm than good With Do,ld's Seryins all
this becomes obsolete. For sale by all Drug.
gists. Price 81 VI
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03

FAIRLEE.-The day set apart by
general consent for the decoration
of the graves of deceased Soldiers,
brought with it sOrrOwful reflections
for the loved and the lost, who had
sacrificed their lives on the altar Of
Freedom, and the long list of ten
names, former inhabitants of this
town, whose lives were thus sacri-
feed, and whose mortal remains are
either Wondering in a rebel soil, or
others more fortunate, sleeping with
kindred dust I'm their own native
land, seemed to call for slight de-
mOnstration lat least) to their men,
DRY by kindred and friends in Fair
lee. In furtherance of this object,
and with the meagre means availa-
bic from the short time the subject
was under consideration, some sew
enty-fve to one hundred persons
assembled at the Cemetery IN Dis.
trict No. 3, to pay tribute of re-
spect to our departed heroes.
There, under the "Star Span
gled Banner our little company
gathered, where We listened to an
appropriate song by the choir; fol.
lowed by fitting remarks from Rev.
Mr.. Malcolm and an earnest and ell.
oquent prayer by Rev. Mr.. Megahy.
Also well timed remarks from
Messrs. G. A. Morey, Alexander
McLane, John Stratton and F. NJ.
Bailey, Esqrs., and then again to
other songs suited to the occasion.
Aud after thar ks were offered by
the writer, in behalf of bereaved
friends, to the ladies for their liber.
nj contributions of flowers and ev-
ergrecns, and their studiouS care
and good taste in decorating and
adjoining the graves of our depart.
ed heroes,-siX of whom sleep their
last sleep i'll the land that gave them
birth, the other four in a more
southern clime-the company sepa.
rated with renewed feelings of 10y.
atty to the country for which our
heroes blcd and died. w. c.
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WARNING TO THE PUBLIC.

A LL parties using u tubular we'll, must pro.
~ duce license or receipt from Sfrri,rs
WAITE, or his agents. Any person having u
tubular well other than the above will have to
pay royalty OF so for Infringement. uood,
Waitc's Patent Water Well. $50 a day made
In the business. Those wishing exclusive
rights In states and Counties, apply Vt once
Tools used cost but trnc. Full printed In.
strnctiona sent. Circulars free. Deeds sent
ny express, collect on delivery, 10 any sectlon.
siinction.. ~ parties dealt honorably with,
STEPHEN WAITE. Patcntsc, Nee iiedford,
Mass
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Mild, Certain, Safe, Efficient II is far the
hest Cathartic remedy yet discovered, and at
once relieves and invigoratc- all the vital func.
tious, without causing injury to any of them.
The most complete success has long attended
its use In many localities; and II is now offered
to the general public with the conviction that
II can never fail to accomplish all that Is claim.
ed for II. II produces little or no pain leaves
the organs free from irritation, aud never over
taxes or cxcitss the nervous system. In all
dscnrcs of the skin, blood. stomach. bowels,
liver, Kidneys, --of shildron, and Ia many diff.
hcultios peculiar o. women. u brings prompt
relief and certain onrc. The best PLY sioiai =
recommend and prcscrils II aud no pcrso !
who once uses this. will voluntarily return e.
the use of any other cathnrtic. Sent 10y mail
on receipt of price and postage.
box. so.25 postage 6cents,
hpNcs, 100 ~ +"
II boxes, 1928 /" ~ "
II is sold by all dealers Ia drugs and In ii.
cines. Turner n Co., Propriciots.
100 fremont Street, Boston, Mas,
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'ATIONAL OPINION.
Friday, June 3, 1870.
Bradford Village
Malls.

o,,beru mail loses at 1918 A. NJ. 4; arrives
Z "rt bern mail closes at 300 P. NJ. arrives
lI An ,,.a IN
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Aromatic Vegetable SOAP.
BUY Me. ANDrlL DO YOU GOOD,

DR.. Langlcy's Root and Herb Bittcrs are
sure remedy for Liver Complaint in all its
forms, humors of the blood and skin. Scroiula
dyspepsia, costivencss, indigestion, jaundicc
headache. aud bilious diseases, general de
hility, sc. They cleanse the system regulate
the bowels restore the appetite. purify the
blood. strengthen the body, aud thoroughly
prepare il 10 resist diseases OF all kinds GEO.
{, GOODWIN CO., Boston. sold by all
Druggists.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03

uon,sr EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev. X. w
I'm pastor. Sabbath understanding
,tternoon at lis, and 6 o'clock.
o,c,rtoSAL CHURCH. Rev. j. X. vii
- .or, Sabbath Services at 100 A.
- !. and O'Clock 2. M.-lTbe latter
Ihe Academy buildingJ
,r,ppY.N CA. Alexander N. Brown
<1.tont Meetings every Friday evening
~ rooms in Prichards Building
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Local and State Matters.

Mr.. George Bradford of the Gale
l0nian office, bought out the Sher-
nook, =. O., Gazette, and takes
possession the first of June,
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Thomas j. Flanders Estate.

INIIE Subscribers, having been appointed by
l. the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis.
trict of Bradford, Commissioners to receive
examine, and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate of Thomas
j. Flanders, late of Bradford i'll said District,
deceased, represented insolvent, and the term
of six months from the 18th day of February,
1870, being allowed by said Court to the cred.
itors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before lis Give notice
that we will attend to the duties of our APP
pontmcnt at the Store of W. b. 4 c. s. Ste
vens, in Bradford in said District, on the ith
day of April and 10th day OF August next, at
one o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said
days.
ALBERT BAILEY, ! Commits
BARRON HAY, sioners.
Bradford, March 10, A. D. 1870. 4lw3
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u-.aCord Coul ell No. II,

Meeting, at Masonic Hall on wednesday AZ
afn,on of the week in which the moon iniiS'
<,tsha r,onths of Septem her, December, March,
j; June. Daniel Hurlbut, I. |. 6 NJ; Rev.
Brit,ou, Recorder.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03

q Messrs. Buggy and Ladd, of Wa
erford, have sued the Vermont Tn.
or for libel, in tire sum of $1,000
D. Union is not feeling very bad
,vcr it.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03
4. a. OfG. II.

a,v,Rspr I,opGE, Nc. 90. Meetings every
= .d,y evening at T-mpiar's Hall, Shop
"a .on. Building, Col. X. Faruham, W. {.
TT H. Il. Chase, Secretary,
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Notice..

v0NIiE StBSCRIBER, having sold his stock
] Of goods 10 prichard q Hoy
hereby gives notice To all persons indebted, IL
call aud settle the same with George Prich
ard Agent, who IL authorized 10 sign Ia lilu
dation.
JOHN ANDERSON,
Bradford. a., April ~. is'0.--i7wJ
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4THETFORD.-Mr. Andrew Clogs
BIZ fell from the frame work of a
aw mill at Thctford Centre, Mon.
b., into the wheel pit, some thirty
BE-, and will probably not survive
n injury. The frame work gave
M causing him to fall.
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HALLWAY Trains.

,;og south-Mail Tram leaves Bradford
(Oinc North-Ma Train leaves bradford at
NJ,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
For all the purposes Of q Laxative
Medicine.

q Perhaps one u.,.i:-
~ cine i 80 universally 10
CURED 10y syvry lpo-sy ~
" acAthartic, nor vas
any 1eIorc so universal.
w.. !: =: +: e: 5; !:
Xss.s--0 son u, that Il Is n morr 70
kss&fn liable AID far ss,as-
Zslt<ys--A taai remedy than aAy
other. Those VITO have
tried II, know uiat u cured them. those who havs
not know that cures teir ueishbors aud frtes.ls
and all know that what It docs !, docs Al~afs
that II never fails through ANY fault negioss y
its composition. eve have thou sands upoa gisSsr
sands Of certificates of their reurk able o.
following complaints, but such cures knswn Ia
every neghborhood, and need not publisa tisc4a.
Adapted To all ages and conditions II all clnsstss
containing neither calomcl or any dcstcroas drug
they may be taken with safety BY anybody. SThek
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and make
them pleasant to take while being purely vc-ctab;.
no harm can arise from their in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful nn,en,c o., las
Internal viscera TO purify the blood and sein latS
INTO healthy action remove the distractions VI csS
stomach, bowels, liver, and other -rx1ns of uss
body, restoring their irregular action ~ health, A4
by correcting, wherever they exist sicn doraas(..
msnts as are hc fret origin Of disease. ,,. :.
. Minute directions arc given In tho wrSpvcr al
NC hox. FOR the following complaints wins. uasss
For Sy.pep,i. qs f"dis -.,.on. El..,e..-
should be taken moderately to stimulate u,c ss,ai
aen and restore is healthy tone ami action.
For Liver Complaint AMI its various syrny-
TOMS, Bilious hlcasi.sc lac. sick gIradA n =
Saandice or Green Sickmsss. Billie :. ,
Collie and Bilious Eeser., they shoi!I b, In.
dic0usly taken for each case correct the =,
action or remove the distinctions which causck
For Dysentery or liarrhGra, bat ono rslI
dose is generally required.
For Rheus,attsns. & out, g ravcl, P~e.a-
e1tton Of the Heart. Pain In tar Nja..,
HACK and L0ins, they should be Continuously
taken, as required, to change the diseased action a
ne system With such change those complaint 8
disappear
For Drepsy and Dr0psicaI sreIlin--, tA.,
should he taken In large and frequent loses TO mr..
duce the effect OF drastic purge.
Tor suppression 4 large dose should DO u kan
MS II produces the desired effect BY symvathy.
AS Dinner l'iN. take one or two fiifs 10 re
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach aaa
bowels into healthy action, restore, the apvetie.
ana lnviRorates the system. Hence il Ia ohru ~
rantageous where no serious tirrsn yor,cnt oxlsS
One who feels tocrabiy well. often finds that tisso
OF these Iiis makes him feel decidcv ,,ette fssa
ther cleansing and '.novatinS cncct on Ne diRs-.
tive apparatus.
DIR. D.. c. AVER s CO., Practical CSssnIsGs.
LOWELL. MANI. T.. ". L.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-06-03

~ -rsyIlty FIRE ESGINE Co. j. G. Stearns
rs,,r,.n. Alden stevens Clerk. Meetings on
~ hrt Thursday of every month
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Consumption.

The Three Remedies, "SCHESk's PULMoNIC
SYRUP," for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis and every form of Consumption. The
peculiar action of this medicine ripens the u-
GERS in the lungs, promotes the discharge of the
corrupt matter by cxpectoration, purtes the
blood, and thus cures Consumption when eve
ny other remedy fails.
"SCuENCK's SEAwEED ToNIC." for the cure
of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all diseases
arising from debility. This tonic iuvigorates
the digestive organs, supplies the place OF the
gastric juice when that is deficient, and then
enables the patient to digest the most nutri-
tous food. 1t is "A sovereign remedy Tor all
cases of Indigestion.
SCnENks M,NuRAKE PILLS one of the most
valuable medicines ever discovered. being a
vegetable substitute for calomel, and having
all the useful properties ascribed to that min.
cral, without producing any of its injurious
effects.
To these three medicines DR.. j. II Schcnck
of Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in
the treatment of Pulmonic Consumption The
Pulmonic Syrup ripcns the morbid matter, dis
charges it, and puriies the blood. The Man
drake Pills act upon the liver, remove all OBJ
structions thcretrom, give the organ healthy
tone, and cure Liver Complaint, which is one
Of the most prominent causes of Consumption
Tho Seawccd Tonic inVigOrates the powers of
the stomach, and by strengthening the digcs
tion and bringing it to IL normal and healthy
condition improves the quality of the blood,
by which means the formation of ulcers OF
tubcrclc, in the lungs becomes impossible
The combined action of these medicines, as
! thus explained, will cure every case of Con
sumption, if the remedies are used in time
| and the use of them is perseyercd in sufficient
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DR.. Schcnck's Almanac, containing a full
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Price of the Puluonc Syrup and Seawecd
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Nershlre.-A man living at Yer
anlre mines recently while intoxi-
eNea threw a stick of wood at his
nie and broke her arm. The man
at sold that rum is welcome to his
eFn reflections.
Winthrop Davis and Stephen Il,
Mrilug have been appointed Jus
hsof the Peace, in place of Thorn.
foiIard and VIM. w. Nutting,
ho nave removed from town.
Inc report upon the Woman Stuff,
&c question stands as follows -
" paper has been presented to
- hundred and twenty three. One
hdred and seventeen DO not wish
vote Six would not sign their
mes, and two large districts have
~ been heard from. The ladies OF
'yershirc will need more light upon
!" subject before they will realize
Nv much they have been down
Rodden and abused.
y certain man went to q lawyer
nave him bring suit for assault
spon hearing the writ read. which
''s drawn in legal terms, he ex-
''lhed VI had no idea that | was
y abused and injured.
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FARMERS HELPER.

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noARD OF EDUCATIoN.-The Yer.
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ana John l. French, LID. of Al.
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ut Board, in the place Of A. T..
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OXFORD A large Bald Headed
Eselc is on exhibition at Willard
NotherS Store measuring from slip
tOtlp@ GIFT 10 inches. The Bird had
visited the flock of sheep of Arthcr
hinc Esq. several times taking
MANY of his Lambs. Mr.. Paine
rpared strychninc tor the intruder,
itlroved a success.