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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27

MANI Official information
WIS received 10y the Secretary #
State. on Saturday, from Ottawa,
Canada, 10 the effect that the DO
minlon Government had made such
conceSSlunNaS vii ~ once terminate
The dlilicuIlirS IN the Red River
country \ new territory will he
formed To bc entitled Manitoba. 10
bc represented in the Dominion
Legislature ut Ottawa, hV two
senators and four members of the
lower House. and 10 troops are Io
hr sent into Manitoba province
except to suppress ludlat troubles.
! hr Dominion Government. To de.
lrnN the expenses Ut the new prov.
iural government. X to allow 4
slim OF S3OO,U0O aud eighty cent.
per cdpitd on each person IN III,
territory.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27


BEEcnER'S MAGAZINE for May
presents an attractive table of con,
tents, as usual. The SUBJECTS are all
appropriately selected, aud rs gen
cfal thing we'll treated. Mr. Beech.
or has Il specific object in his work
and he will succeed and do the good
lac aims at. His subjects are treated
N Il practical, common sense way,
yet are presented III "A style To en-
gage the Older and more mature
minds rs we'll rs the Young. judge
Reeds Laws and Customs of Trade
aud DR.. Colcluall's chapter on Pop
ular Sclrucc are of very great value
to the young men readers, especial,
aud compose an important iratule
81 the Magazine. II is only when
these saljrcts are presented IN Il
manner adapted 10 the coml rchcn
SION of the young that onr Young
men cnc,lng life can property ~,
torn themselves MON these essen
ilal topics. We wish Mr. bccchpl
might treble his circulation.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27

I'll" disturbances in Paris since
the election aic Icpudrtcd by the
republicans proper. They attribute
them To the criminal classes and 10
police agents who work them up TO
LEI the government show how rasil,
they eau he put down. Certainly
the government has completely
triumphcd orcr them, aud X nov
Furnishing the ring leaders with fines
and imprisonment. Order fcigns
III Paris, but 1t is order purchased
by force, aud 10y limitation of the
freedom Of the press aud of speech
That would set America on fire.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27

The latest dispatches to Gen.
Sherman from Gems Sheridan anG
Augur, indicate that the threatened
indian war viii bc avcrtcd. especial
~ If Red Cloud, the great war chirs
of the Sioux, /. satisfactorily treated
during his visit 10 civilization al Il
has an agreeable "talk" with his
White father. Commissioner Parker
is also satisfied that the visit OF Red
Cloud aud his principal men Ia
Washington, will settle the dilicul.
ties with the Sioux ia 4 quiet way.
aud that they will be- induced TO 90
To their new reservations, and
abandon all idea ofa med resistance.
Orders have consequently been
issued from Washington to show
the visitors every attention, and it
must bc the earnest hope 0f every -
body that their visit will have The
paciiactorS result anticipated.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27

The Grand Army Of the Republic
on Thursday, the 10Th inst, re elect.
cd Gen. John. \. Logan commander
IN chlcr for the ensuing year. Gov.
LuCluS l'ailChild, o. Wisconsin,, was
chosen senior vice commander, Gen.
Lewis Wagner, of PENNSYLVANIA
Junior vice commander, Dr. Samuel
y. Green. of Massachusetts, surgeon
general, and Rev. DR.. G.. W. Collier,
of ONO, chaplain general, with
members of the council of admins
tration iIom each State. RcSoiu.
tons were adopted dcploriug the
u'a'h oil Ntn. llIonIas, recommend
my the observance OF Decoration
Day, coudrmning the opinion of At
tor"N General lloar requiring the
general government to ask from Iii,
southern States sovereignty oven
the matte nal cemeteries, recommend
ing the establishment of State homes
for soldiers orphans, aud an asylum
IT the South for coorcd veterans
costing donations of land TO Nolun
tccrs, aud thanking their Washing
ton comrades foI inequalities. tn,
encampmrut has revised its rules
and regulations, making Scvcra
changes.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27

Reader. are you troubled with
headachei Try Renne's Pain Kill
ing Magic Oil! For all kinds #
pain, and for sprains, or bruises, or
for internal pains, or cramps, 1t
works like "a charm Call for it
where YOU trade.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27

Montana tells the biggest story OF
the Scasot. WA \. Elliott OF Deer
LmIg was repairing the roof of his
house, when a tornado came along
and took him and tbc root a distance
of $50 fee, the root turning a som
rrsaut and dtpoSltiug Mr., L. with
ScarcrlyIa scratch.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27

If a man wants a bottle of wills
key, let him buy it and take it home
like a man, and not sneak home
with a bottle of 'Bitters' or Cordial
and pretend that it is medicine. Ii
he wants a tonic that is something
better than temporary stimniant,
he should get IA bottle Of Peruvian
Syrup, Gan Iron Tonic,) that vii
yitalize the blood, and give durauie
strength 10 the system.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27

SIAIE uF VERMONT, bradford District.
- ~ At u ptubItc Count holden ~ the Pro.
bate uillp, iu NeWhutS within and fur said
nniret. on the 2ith diS of MuN \. II. lsin.
~ instrument, pntpurtlnl to- bc the last VIII
dnd i,slpuput ~ Joseph Smith, ESQ. late of
NcWhurS M said Disifict decreased. bciug pre-.
the rs pdpr therein named, tprptuintc il +,
uulprtd hJ said Court, tiut ell pptsons con
cruipd therein he notified g. appear Ut 10 Ae4
sion uf aid court to he holden ~ the Probate
office BOO Newhuft IN the 18Th duy uf june is50
aud show cause. II ans thry may have. against
the probate Of said VIII iur which purpose.
IL j. luifhpr ordered that u copy NJ tile record
uf TIE, or,lrr be Published three week success.
sivrly IN the National upiuiuh printed ut
Bradford previous Ia said tinc appointed
iut hcafing. A true copy oi record
Attest, II. W BAILEY.
'lw1 Judge
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27
Abstract of Questions,

TG BE PRpPOUNDED By THE ASSIST
ANT MArsHALS IN TAKING THE
CENSUS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27

The fact that u Zurich der,nltlng
cashier stole so high as sGjO,OOO
did not prevent his sentence to
eleven years imprisonment.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27

There are several kinds OF WORMS
which trouble horses; the pin-worms
(pointed at both ends are the most
common and most dangerous. Shcri-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders
will in lew days eject the worms,
and the horse will begiu to thrive.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27
PRICE LIST OF FL0uR AND GRAIr
Joe IIoOl,cr.s,
Al j. II. nowE's MILL

INlt Snbscrbor would ipiuiin tho farmers IL,
ih' vitniiy thni Ne has lately ohtuiprJ
NE AldcrhN hull, loo Hook cr. and viii lc,,,
mn tli. season ~ lis farm In bradford. Ilr
m NJ. Hvt ~ I,N ! fnirhanks a Co.'S Al,letny.
We :. tNu Years old, weighs about lOnn to,,,,,t.
ahd Nchlled 10y good judges IN this state Nr.
Hampshire. aud Massachusetts many of !, hay,
hhte seen him, the hindsufrst and be., t,,,ii,
ANNUAL ihey have seen. aud they think il. ~
Walln'd To take the lead IN improving ,t"ct
,..i,.n,, w" 'esptsiiullt invited TO call at my
Bradford. w.. We, 10. 100 "o"'n .c,,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27

At the Court Of ChIuoerY next to be hnId9u
AT Chelsea, within and Tor the county of Or
angr, on the tilst Tuesday of June. a. u.
1870.
The petition of Lorenzo u. Kelley and Me
lissa a. Kelley, wife OF the said Lorenzo b,
both of Bradford, in the county of ORANGE
showcth that Chester Martin and Jennie L.
Martin wife of the said Chester both of llius-
dale, in the county of aud State of
New hampshire, on the 10th day of April A.
ID. i-t1, duly executed 10 the said Melissa A.
Kelley, a mortgage decd of certain land stu
atcd IN Bradford, in the county Of Orange,
described as follows, 10 wit Bounded On the
north by the point of land terminating II the
bridge across the ROWcll Brook. 50 called on
the old south road; east by the highway lead
ing FROM W ats River road 10 John Under
woou'e; south by land formerly owned by
Hubbard Wright aud now occupied by ). T.
Badger; and west by the kowcll Brook Con
ditluncd for the payment OF tuc sum ui one
! hundred dollars. specified ia a certain prolnis-
sorry note ol even date wirh this deed cxrcut-
| ed 10y Chester Martin and made payable to
! Melissa \. Kelley or b 'Ircr, Oh demand with
interest annually, which is now Justly due aud
owing and has not been p.it acrulling to tin,
effect of the same. Wherefore the pctitiud.r~
pray that the equity OF icdcmptuuot the said
Chester Martin and Jcpui, =. Martin in the
I premises may he iulcciu.ci agIr,ahly to the
provision, 'i tbs seventy i!Ih,crtio,i OF chap
| ter twenty -uiue Of the g,uclal stn'utrs
Lorenzo II. KELLEY.
MELISSA \. kEALLI
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27

Name of every person whose
place of abode was in the family,
June LIST, 1870.
Age at asst birthday.
Profession, occupation or trade.
Value o. real estate
Value Of personal estate.
Fathcror mother of foreign birth.
II born or married within tho
wear, state the month.
Attended school within the year.
Can read and write.
Whether deaf, dumb, blind, in
sane or idio,ic.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27

Ell. a strong relniOrc ncnt left To-
day for Milwaukee. There is con
siderable excitement in this city
among the Irish population. a
large number Of well known Chicago
Fenians are missing for the past
week.
Boston. MAY "a.
a large number Of young men left
by the northern trains to night, in
Guiding 200 from Providence.
LATER.
The movement to the front still
continues. a conI any of between
30 and 100 arrived on the early
morning train IRON the south, said
to have come from the vicinity Of
Fort Edward. They were orderly,
aud had an air Of business about
them, holding conversation with no
NV o"'Sl'C tb'ii W" II tpHIi IdIN :
Many OF them had seen active SER
wee. The company that arrived in
the Carlcc Monday night, left on
the 4 O'Clock train next morning.
They were met at Essex Junction
10y a company Of not far from one
hundleG that came up on the Cen.
trail. \ II sorts OF rumorS were atlL at
about the lumber to come over the
Central and Rutland roads in the
afternoon. Ii was evident that the
FcnlanS themselves e. pected IA good
many on these trains.
BUFFALO, y. y, May 2i.-About
100 young men left for the East on
the 90 train this evening. AnOth.
er large body will move to night
The mci all heaVe on cItlzcH'S clothes
without any visible weapons. Arms
"'' "''"'hiI' wv hdNc p'tu utlttiN
wardcd to different points for
some time since.
a detachment OF troops, under
the command of Il colonel. arrived
tins afternoon from Sharon, Pa
Another detachment came IN from
Columbus, OHIO. a large reserve
force is held in this city, it is sup
posed for the invasion of the neigh
boring frontier, if opportunity OF,
ters.
QUEDEC, May 2i.-A great con
iaglatlou occurred here to day, dc
Stroylng coo houscS and two new
ships, leaving thousands homeless,
REPORTED FIGHTING.
By telegraph "Wednesday night
we received report Of u iigh; he
tween body of FenlanS who cross
ed the line at Slab City. i miles from
Franklin, and Canadian troops
The Fenjaus were said to be driver
back with loss, and several mel
were reported killed ON both sides
Two huudrc FcnianS passed THO
White River Junct'n on the through
train * n,IunutInN- Iit,It
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27
4 ann fOI. sale.
Samuel Martins Estate.

STA1EOF VERMONT. BsAptonp p,srflf
- NN.-Iu Probate tuuit lnt NcWbny 4
t'ih ul"iiitt Oh the .d diy ~ AWil, a. "
lN,o, ''nitr Burruugh-, Administrator ol ~
estate" II samuel Martin. hto Ui SculG1.
w -"ld district. deceased, present. hi. adnI
GllHliult h'ruuht iur examination aud aHop
hh'.' Nlcr"u' uu IL j. uidcied hv sai3 tcm
.hh' ,iid n,r"unt aud .uid application lf
ll.u lo q He-sh'n Of sad court 10 o. bhn,
,h' i4ttrf lluusc. Ia Bu0liutd, ~ The .repls
lut'daN 81 May. 4 II $50. fur hearing az
u't.'l"h thereon. Ana II j. iWibu ord'n..
that mott hereof be riv,e to al pcrff
interested ht publication uf the same tif,
weeks sicocssNrly IN the Nnii mai 81 Iuion' ;
newspaper published ut Bradford. ptr,irp' /.
sh'u I'm" appointed foi hearing that ~,
hl"f appear NJ SAID iine aud place. and 'h'i
'nhHe' u any 'htN may have, why snid ac'v1
should not bc allowed sud such decree u'd'
Nv the CUutt. Attest.
il"5 H. W. PAlLEY, judge
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27
MOETALII Y.

Name of every person who died
during the year ending Jane 1st,
1870. The mouth in which they
died. Profession, occupation or
trade. Disease or cause of death.
PRoDUCTs OF AGRICULTURE.
Name ofagent, owuer or manager.
Acres Of land improved, unim-
proved and woodland.
Cash value OF farm.
Cash value of farming implements
and machinery.
Total amount of wages paid dur.
ing the year, including value OF
board.
No of horses, mules and asses,
mich COWS, working oxen, other
cattle, sheep and swine, with thciI
value. Bushels wheat. rye, Indian
corn. oats, barley, buckwheat, rice
| and tobacco.
PRODUCTS OF INDUSTRY
Name OF corporation, company ol
individual producing to the value o
$500 annually.
Name Of business. manufacture Oh
product.
Capital (rcal and personal) invest
ed iii The business.
Kind Of power used, steam OF
wafer No. horse power.
Machines, uane, or description
and number.
Average lumber of hands EN-
p!oNed, male, female and children
and total amount paid in wages
during the year.
Number months in active opera
ton.
Materials Gncluding mill supple,
and fuel kinds, quantities ant
values.
Productions GncIuding jobbinl
and repairing) kinds, quantities
and NalurS.
The citizens of this State are re
SpccttuIlN requested 20 examine the
above census questions and be pre-
pared to give the Assistant NIar
ohalS accurate information when
called upon.
GEORGE r. FOSTER.
L. y. .HarSd0i.
Burlington. w.. Nav .bih. 1870.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-05-27

Burlington, VT. May 10th, 1870.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-07
OUR OWN STATE.

The Augusta Journal says teat on weines-
day. Mr. FREDERICK Crowril, foreman In the
Maine Farmer office, met with an accident that
win disable him for several weeks, BY having
his arm and hand badly crushed In . cylinder
pres. arr,
Bath has votel. 82l to IA, to make an ID
ditioual loan Of Sl78,6OO 10 aid Of the Knox
q Lincoln Railroad. Newcastle, Dsmsriscotts
aud Nob,eboro have voted additional loans and
the remaining towns along the linz win 20 doubt
do the same, thus securing the carly completion
Of the road. ""
J.B. Jones l. Co., Of Lewiston Ne, contract
ors, have recovered S65.0OO verdict against
the Bangor and Piscataquis Railroad Company.
The Sunrise says that the colonists Of New
Sweden have already cleared and ready for .
crop next year over any acres. This was an
unbroken forest the 6rst Of June. Since they
arrived ut their new homes, July 18th, they
have cleared sometwo acres Of land, which wers
- va" 's r.,n .h.,
Wv - 49,. ...s,.
u'1'' v "' 80,
The Maine railroad quarrel has at last fallen
'n'o the Nv. ''u.0".' "'o "e" -
nA"as u'e' s""q'. 1917, 80, - $50,
.ne 's.u9 " ."' Ss~ 80 -, e nv.
aA''on os'"Ue" ~. ian. Dr,s - ~. ~
i.nu -. A' ~ -. 3, S q, ~.
'''e. ''"'1'e' v 80 49,. s..f -, ..i
pafaea 'on0s'.e' - @ ~. -. -. -.
-. "T
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-07

The Nomenclature Of the Railroad often 10
fects the good or bad taste Of It's managers
The Eastern has on il main line ssd branches
forty-seven locomotives. Its terminate arc hon
orpd In the names Of Boston. Portsmouth, City
Of Portland, Lawrence, Rockport &c. On Ii
line the ancient name Maverick Is still kept up
and towns and cities Of note, and rivers seeu
to Be commemoratcd. Beginning with cbelsea
we have Nshant, City Of Lynn, swampsoot
Salem, Naumkeag. Marblehead, Beverly, Up.
switch, Asswam. Dsnveu, Nevburyport, Sails
bury, Hampton, Rye Beach, Great Pals. Cap
Ann. .. t
II has Essex, Rockingham, and Carroll, nam
ed for counties. Its eI-Presidents are still ~
membercd In George Peabody. D. A. Neal, Al
bert Thorndiks and John Howe, while "Gov
Endioott'' still runs and "Col. Adams" 10 q
good a. new. Binney and Bryant arc name
Of deceased Directors. Excelsior and Conquer
or are suggestive OF the renewed efforts Of 9Th,
management to keep pace with the ago, Will
Union and Ironsides show that patriotic seu
timeut comes from the machine shops.
The engines, Of late, have received names 0
Shak~perian heroes. "King Lear" fsoes III
storm with calm indifference. 0thello's ocou
pstiou's gone, only when the shifting ID com
pletsd for the night At the Portsmouth station
Hamlet and Coriolanus make exits and en-
tranoesat the depot with oommendabls prompt
itude. while the conductor on the express train
that arc drawn BY Macbeth, doubtless b
lieves" I"." rr
err Il were. done, when Ills done, then 'twsr
we'll IL were done quickly" ,-rH...
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-07

~"
rieties new sesdiins P0a'0o
" Mohawk, feer'e.' oamn M n.o r%-
Inc. Ar. ~ ~'' VIC ''0'A Sa' ~
WIN ''e ' s"a n0'e P
TASTE ms Is the nrst year the feei'e'' n.'e
appeared IN TINS vicinity and 10 CONSUMERS 'n.'
they "ui axe the preceaenoe OF Al 0'ne' - ).
held potato Mr. psnoe" mas supply VI ~
tnese 'areoes 'or sale 'or scen
John DAVE, lot OF garden vegetables %
varieties, one Dol. wheat Two 10" OF ersn-
berries Mr. pa'" 'or the iA'' 'nrss yeA" ma
"ken premium 'Or '"e is'ss' snu
eties OF Vegetables, aoa us eAn'o. I'M '"'
smily up 70 MS n''ner'o wen e''ao''"ea fepu-
~.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-07

Notwithstanding the rain. the Fall
which continues this evening and then
closes. has been . grca. success. The cat
tie show Is not recorded here. since the
committees have nearly MI reported. and
Aeir comments will appear.
It has been the design Of the JOURNAL
10 make mention Of every article and give
the owners name. II there are any omis'
sious. It Is because Il was next to m i'm
possibility To DO accurate among 80 many
exhibitors; but there is no intentional
omission. or -F~ Eg,g'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-07

The Warrington correspondent Of the New
York Evening Post says there Is reason to b.
lieve that Minister Morton win not be instruct
ed to reopen negotiations for the settlement Of
the Alabams claims. It Is known that the
President Is opposed to allowing the question to
be opened again In London. but will insist
upon conducting all future proposals In Wash.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-07
would b per

monishsd that no more msssagsu would b per.
mitted 70 pas.
Yrsnsh sosrsss fuiiy eossobofsts The psslE.see Of
Victory fOr n. TFssss. The ioliSvlsV psssleslsD
On s;ss ssy -. s.Ss 3 &C.. be.s. vAo
Of ths WORKS uPon de len bank of ne Hosslis ESQ
ins . n.ossSls opportsnl.x, ..,.stsd q: P,ss-
he lsitsr imnsdistsly reosiysd ff.sS rsinicrcs.
rpeuS nom the othes divisions Of The Prsisn army
thsrs, bet vsrs unable 70 Withstand The Hsep, sts
= succ.eScd In bs.siing their sssirs, ana ssiiinr
H vsy through. lie then aasilsd Tho most uorths
an TgsSsu dviaou, Vhicf, had bscpms s.psrztsi
By The violence and per!ln.ci u: irsoeh .i.sss
frS% .,s sss sI,, %en n ~ Ssordss % Srsy.
Roarbaii parSUsd then vtgoroasiy, capturing nu:
nerds stssf gsus, vast Quantities Of supplies and
BlssIs. o.: 2-M,dnIshl An edict hes been
pronulSstsd BY the Prusian 0oysrnmeos thai eve
~ Yr,och DEPARTMENT occupied by The 0erman ar
ss ALI b feqalrsd V ~ .a sssf. spc. s. oS
collected viii 30 appropriated for The ipdemnhos-
Cos,rIsfisorL., OF. 9. me T.Iaish esysrn.
1s.S. s.v: s s:'s ;, S.. c.n Ssss s..a
by the sultan for an immediate fnspectioo OF All
Turkish f6strsssss spoa tbs frontier costikuous 70
Russia and tAs .Tlas and prsPssnSS , . S SSi.
sos1s W va Ou - ~ S&sS
tss Of the guvcrnnsst Will sfmaI No anasuai az
element OF uneastnss 10 - yet manifested.
Yssss Tssrs.
TorRs, Oct. 4. Il 10 announced today that
pvsrmsntal delegation viii Be- ssut NON herr 70
b established 10 Le in oass % any Erssser inter-
ruption OF the lipss u kavet.
No serious sugaSemeuts havv occurred near fAsis
other than those slrcady Described.
Tho government. receives intellEsocs nom rAris
with tolsrabls regularity. ..
ATsirs ~ Psrts.
LONDON, Oct. s. Aspeciai correspondent 81 Bou.
Iexuo dvss psWs NON Versailles Of the safs retsm
fSom kasis o. 0easual Burnside aod celsOsl Potbes.
They dined With wAshburps, Who 70 In sxseilsnt
health and spriu, and viii remain q bis post. It
d underytood thss me Isrsss % p.rs nov consists
Of ,OD National Guards, 50onD Regulars Of the
hns, ana Dym 0srdss Moblie Rsgimsnts md
hattslioas ars drilled inossssntiy, and u u conn.
IDENTIFY believed In the city that The army o. PAfts
alone will q distant date b more than ahle 10
assume the oGsnsivs with success Against the In
yestlng sOres. There he's been no street hotinE or
lighting whatever, and all stories 70 thai efees sfs
utter Snd absolute Abhcstions. The whole Ger
man forcs nov occupying The lines bel6fs Paris
consist OF seven army corps pumbsrtng %, 90 men,
besides he cavalry, which will cayy NE total up
10 $4,000, Ths German works 81 Binsoeosrt have
been shielded by the Fay suntpas on the seine,
which were only driven Oh after Q considerable
slaughter OF the German troops. There ID much
sickness In tho German snoamPnent.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-07

nom Boston and some other northern cities were
hero soinspest or market house. pity the
party who inspeets our markets. In fact, to have
done 70, yesterday, they would have had TO en-
pioyed . boatman to row them about the dilapi-
dated premises. PaExriss.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-07

n yoar tongue IL coated. mouth tsstcs bsy, have
poor sppesit., dail, s.ap.d dsspo.dsns asspy or
sil relieve and cure you speeilly - Dr. Perors
Ait Ent. OF Golden Medical Discovery. II stimulate.
unciogs the bowels. As blood pari6er for the cure
81 Phnples and Biotches ou the ncr, Eruptjens salt
Rheum Ery sipelas and all scrofaious aud skin d.
seases Il s uDsqaaed. No family should be without
q. Sold By druggists.