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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
The Nomm's Kingdom.

A TOLEDO, O., woman has made 500.
600 III the lumber business.
. The women of Bengal, Hindoostan.
have recently established newspaper
organ.
Two girls near Carlnville, Illinois.
have taken . contract to cut fifty cords of
wood
A COUNTY of Illinois claims exceptional
distinction from the fact that last wear
its marriages outnumbered its divorces
At Cape May a young lady is said TO
be the best swimmer.
BRIGNoL and Miss McCulloch have
been at Newport The report of their
marriage was premature II is now said
they will be married at Charleston. :. G..
in few weeks
Miss BELLE SMITH has been engaged 10
paint a portrait of the late H. NJ Stanton.
Price, $1,000
THE young ladies boat club in Albany
is nearly ready TO challenge the world to
trial of speed.
iTIsa good sign for the cause of woman
that the salaries Of lady teachers are quite
rapidly increasing,
\ POLISH Countess Saskovska keeps a
hotel at Monroe. y. Y. She was gold
broker in New York years ago.
THE Atlanta. Ga Council has recently
passed a law prohibiting any male or fc-
made IN the profession from wearing the
garb OF the opposite sex while performing
on the stage
\ CORRESPONDENTS in Salt Lake writes
that II husband of five wives said to him
when so many women are dying every
year you have no opportunity to- marry
1t Is night 10 marry thcm-as many Hs one
can support that they may become
mothers and be happy
Inn London City Mission has in if.
employ 80 missionaries. who mnde over
2,UuO,uOO visits last yenr, reclaimed 800
drunklrds, restored GO fallen women 10
ihe'r homes or put them IN asylums. and
induced Isl shopkeepers to- give up Sun
dny Trading.
II IL stated that discovery has been
made IN the vaults of the Bank OF Bengal.
il,oW.oO0 IN bonds aud securities i've.
longing to the Nnwab Nnzim. II was de-
posted thirteen years ngo for Investment
and had been overlooked. aud now. IA
Slx per cent interest, is equivalent ~ nm.
other Million
nrl1iSa Office IN Brussels have an.
hounccd that list was open fr or
against the first battle between Frnncc
aud Prussia. the indignation Of the
public WIS 80 great that the police were
compelled 10 interfere and put IN end a
the ainif
on the 18th French Regimen, If the
line engaged Ut Saarbruck. only eighty
men ahd four officers reported after the
fight
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

In Wisconsin there are probably not
fewer than 30. 900 women Al work III the
field. They are not only Germans IRISH,
and Scandinavians, but Yankees not
only the poor, but thousands of the fair
and intelligent middle classes. When the
pinch comes, il is common thing for
girls to hang up the roling-pln, shut up
the piano, and go to the fields and help
taeir fathers out. They ride the reaper
as skillfully us any man they rake and
bind dexterously; they direct the cultiva-
tor they run the threshing machine ;
they pitch bundles III extreme need.
they even give their arms and ingenuity
to that bucolic architecture, building the
load and stack. We know blue-eyed
girl in Central Wisconsin, who, last sea-
son sheared forty sheepin day, and re-
ceived 81 for it, 1t was not SO uncom-
mon as to excite any special interest in
that neighborhood.
A DIAMOND STORY The following
story is told of a Singer :-Sontag wore at
a concert given i'll Washington IA superb
set of diamonds presented her by the
Emperor of Russia, consisting of earrings,
bracelets, necklace, brooch, and edging Tor
phe robe just as she was going on the
stage, while admiring bouquet sent her
by President Pierce her agent, Mr.. John
Darcie, slyly loosened one of the largest
diamonds on the dress, which, as lhe an
ticipated fell off, and, rolling from the
stage to the parquet, was picked up 10y
o,e of the distinguished persons sitting
there. This was Senator Barney, who
Immediately restored the gem the mana
ger had his eye on him all the time, and
was thanked by an autograph letter from
the fair cdttdtJIce. The recipient of the
letter lost no time i'll communicating It's
contents to every one of note i'll Washing
ton society was lost in wonder and adj
miration d crowded houses were the
result. Her success in Boston was even
greater than in New York
The papers had paragraph a short
time ago IN regard to Il remarkable horse
in the stables of Edwin Thorne, OF
Duchess Co. NY. 1t is now stated that
the horse has trotted half mile in 06.
and a mil in the road in 2:l7 He is 4
dark sorrel, about sixteen hands high
man. Hiram Woodruff and Dan Ptfel
have handled him with view to render
ing him useful on the track, but the,
were obliged to give it up as hopeless.
task. He is now sometimes speeded OF
the road and exhibits wonderful speed
Mr. Thone paid 500 for him
The total cost ordinary of the publ,
schools of Boston for the financial veal
ending April 30, 1870 was S9ss. 5j5 81
and the special expenditure were S612
Ar 10
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
Newspaper
Advertising

Book Of i2i closely printed pages, lai'N
contains list uf the beet American Ad''fii-N
diun-, giving the names, circuatipus ana
ucnlarH concerning the leading Uaill aht . +.
Political aud Family Newspapers. iorrihH M
those having large Calculations published l'
l"tosi vt Religion, Agriculture, LitrIaiun .ta
Every hdvctiscrand every person who roht n.
becoming such will hnd this book Of fl'a. .s
Mailed tlp" tu any address uu receipt OF hlt
GEb. y, ROW ELL ~ CO.. lubhHh''
~ Park Row New York y...
The Iittsburp Ia L,r,irr. In ~ issue i ~,
1870 says The nrm ut ~ T. HoWcI 3 ~ H
iHtuoH this interesting aud valuable bn,h l..
largest aud best Advertising Agency 10 W. U
states, aud W. Eau chcofnilly rccumn'hd /" i.
attention ui thuHt Nhu dta.rp I, awe t.. a.,
ness ~'i'niiii'aIis aud ,si.n,"''"
such way that u. 80 ~ secure The lafF
NJ publicity Tor the least expenditure al m'''
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

than if not farrow and a fair quantity !;
if a very good COW, she will make more
butter than an ordinary COW fresh-milked
in the Spring.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

MAR Indianapolis there are highway
robbers The other day girl mean thai
city WIS returning home about dusk. alone
~ q buggy She drove nlong.lrIsuroly.
her horse dropping his head in con.
tented way All ai once u man jumped
ont from q confeld near by, and took
her horse 10y the hcud She looked nt
him ia -ufrtifo. " | would like to ride
with you, miss he said 90 her Mos,
anybody would. she replied. surveying
him steadily. Taking the presence 1i
mind for consent, hc dropped the bride
rem mud took step toward the cnrriupe
That instant the brave girl touched IT,,
horse with the whip, giving the man a
shnrp cut across tho lace. and before Ln
could recover himself. hc was tbroVn
down hy the wheels Of the buggy. which
with lis intended victim. soon disan,
pu0rpd
NJ Illinois man persisted in SMOKING
III his stable till horse kicked his nipe
out Of his mouth aud III, life on, of his
body together The barn and three
horses were consumed
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

CHAPPED HANDS, Face, Rough Skin Pin.
Ringworm, Salt Rhelm and al other ,n,a. lPIt'
affections cured, and the skin made I .on
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Scar 'r II ~.
by CASWFLL, HAZARD a Co., New Nh nv mao
il more convenient and easily applied than
remedies, avoiding the trouble of the ~, p'ls
compounds now in use. Sold by all drnos-,iite,a'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
A GREAT OFFER,


VIII dispose OF ONE HUNDRED PiANu~. MIA
iEoN~ and ORGANS OF SIN nr-t-ciass uaaer. (.
GLIDING thiekrriuE sons AT fVIuN' l
PRICES. fuR CASH. uJHINe ms MDNtH ur IS # ll
from - 20 - monthly. until paid
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
Petroleum Dangers.

Notwithstanding the experience which
We have had of the danger attending the
use of petroleum, and OF the compounds
and extracts tina, are derived from it. we
have not yet obtained knowledge of the
proper means to prevent the losses which
result from the careless handling OF TIL
article. Within the present year, in this
country, some $1,000, 600 or 1000. 600
worth of property has been DESTROYED in
great fires which have resulted from the
storage and handling of oils. There have
been losses also 10y explosions produced
10y the evaporation If benzne. and how
far this destruction will 90 is ,carcely to-
be determined Although the insurance
companies have suffered very severely
from these causes they have not vet at
tempted to apply the proper remedies ::
and until they unite IN some means to
to restrain Their liability from conhagra-
tons which result from careless handling
OF the oils the public will he compelled
to suffers the dangers OF fire and cxplo-
slon rs If they were necessities which
must he borne and could not be- prevent
ed. Even with all our experience of pc
troleum fires, which have been sufficiently
unhappy to have imbued ms with that
wisdom which IT IS proycrblally sud the
burned enid possess s, We hove failed 10
put our knowledge 10 u practical use we
Stlll allow the dangerous article 10 be- en-.
ploycd without inculcutug proper. yipi-
lance upon those who use il. and with
out acqualnt1ng persons who may bc ig-
hpiant OF the danger which turks near
every package or inclosur which contains
earth oil. We teach our children the
danger of Rinpowdcr; We even instruct
them that saltpotre will explode. Have
We done our duty ia regard 10 this. the
most dangerous and mllammable sub
stance known TO modern times
THE present condition Of the Bahama
Islands is fine illustration of the nrny.
orb, that what is one mans mrut IL nm.
ether mans poison The inhlbitu,t. al
u osc islands lived for many years ON the
vessels wrecked ON their coa.t.. but the
lml pavement IN navigation. the mcrcnsp
ct steamers. and the better system OF
'h'r'H nuu "s.i,.,.4..,. o. use. have 81
diminished this source ol income that
y w 'Ah''llib WV Hl'Nt.Nl flNIIi'Sh.
During our war. they made considerable
money ont Of the blockade. which
sailed from Nassau but all that sort of
thing IS over nov. There !, no com
mcrcc. no agriculture except .ho uusing
81 pinoappios, aud no other branch Of in.
dutry bat sponge gathering.
TnE present war will probably make
VI" dcht oi France greater than thnt Of
amy milton IN the world. The debt of
England. which is the greatest at present.
~ even now hut little in excess of tina,
oi fmncc, and the extraordinary credit
oi JOO.WD.uOO francs voted hy the Corn.
Legislative makes the two debts almost
equal. But the French Ministry ackuov
lodges that this sum will ho cutiref,
inadequate for such war. and W we EN-
expect that new sums may be- voted n,
any momeSt The Chambers of Pms
sia have also voted credit of 100.
WD thnlers. but the debt of the comfy !,
~ small that even lnfgcr increaae vii
not put the Prussian finances In n prr
canous condition
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

- column paper, Lei4s, size. illustrated l,..f.
10 Sketches. Poetry vii Humor. 9e,tap, Wl y .
sense of sensible kind. and To- the o2p--a-
NWiuihug, Humbugs, Nc. Only rs cents Eu4r --
a superb engraving Eyangeline, l-2N4 t.st
so ono circulation Haaey rsfHuaFJ ia 1I t..s
Its is wide, awake. tcases- truthful 1ry u nov
- 't~. IA y,Hr. Specimens FREE. Aa..
. LANNIE- . HLm.lhLn- y Il
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
The Lif.->us,aining orp,

The itse->ustnihing Orgsn.
The two organs which minister most din.
the support OF the body, the stomach s,5 ~ T.
In the former the first process of digestion .,st
place, under the action of that powerful soIy4ln
gastric Juice. Thence the food, converted | 4
pulp passes into the duodenum. where il il s,t"
10 the action of the bile or gall hoWing 10. el
liver and OF the fluid generated by the psprr'l. i-
sweetbread the system. These secretlops "a, %
the nutritious portions from the rest and IL -. ~
taken up by the absorbent vessels ana conyey, u5-
the channels of circulation in the form Of IN. 'll
blood. while the waste matter is discharged Nh
the bowels. Unless all these processes are ami, sl
formed, disease OF some sort is inevitable a. ~
best of all medicinal agents for preserving Or
ing the tone and regulating the action Of the.. H
the stomach liver and intestines-by which n
three-fold work j. carried on, Is Hostetters Sta1
Bitters Indigestion is generally accolnpau..1 q
constipation, and the gentle cathartic Operate
the Btters is no less important IN cases Of tlist
than its tonic effect upon the stomach and the bg
gland Beauty of person, as wei as health don.
in no small degree upon the regularity Of The s,
tive functions. A sallow complexion, a thick or..
coarse skin, tainted breath, rush of blood Z
head, loss of memory, headache and extreme t1s,..
depression. are the usual accomplishments of rI.,
ness. course OF the Bitters viii inialHbIy r..
and finally Danish the obnoxious symptoms Il
invigurating the stomach and prumotipy b
action in the liver This genial vegetable stors
and Alternative strikes at disease IN its primary
the assmilating, secretive and eXpusiye orr,
and the cures IL effects are consequently uor-
ana complete.
CHEAP LUxURIEs FOR THE PEoPLE-Our...
tunely. at the time when the cost Of hiug
enormous. new article appears i'll the marx.
at1ordlng an Unprecedented amount OF deuea
and wholesome alimeut almost for a song ~
refer to the patent SEA Moss FABINE, which .
now, by virtue of lis extraordinary chcapu...
taking the place Of ali the gelatinous article, y
/ food manufactured from maize and grain d.
raw material of this nutritious and fattp-.
agent is the tree gift OF nature a marine n..
growing in prodigous quantities on the IN.
coast, and known ar Carrageen Cleansed a-.
/ sicated, concentrated and reduced to pouder-
a patent process, this wonderful plant usb
larger quantity of pure, palatable almdHt .
proportion to its weight, than any suhstag.,
produced from the great agricultural STAPLE.
Artistic cooks pronounce 1t the finest article 20.
custards, buildings, creams, soups, sauces &.
that has yet been discovered, and the SEA BE-,
| FARINE Co., Of New York, who own the pajy-.
find it all they can do to keep pace with tbt X
nands for the new staff of life
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
SOLD ~ All pRi-GGlsfs.
DIR. BRANDRETH'S PRIN
CIPAL OFFICE.
Brandreth House. New York.



interruptions parties are selling wor,bt.a. s,ts.
Na'.I'- hearing tmlcmafks1r- nearly similar IN
Tue Trademarks Of genuine walihan waieh..
This is not My fraud on the purchaser bpt
Rrva' INJURY " til" rep a,un Of The genuine Watch
10 avoid Imposition. buyers should Insist on se,.
hhR genuine waltiafn Watches. aud take no other
This is the ony safe rule since some SELLERS fro.
1uenily cnd'avuf "a sell other watches IN preference
"n hirh larger profits made
The Trademarks Ut the tariuiia STYLES are
AMtRCAN wATcH Co........... Wal,ba,, Ma.
sNN, y 20 ..t........... Maltham Mass
AMERICAN wATcH co. crescent
ti",t .....+......... Waltham. Mass
49, i,s' NV y tu..4...4. .Nalthafn Mass
NALIHAM WATCH Cu.......... Waltba,u ~
a., nHhihhi i'''ss4.'a .s.as... Naltham. Mass
IN, hiI,hi s.ttt...s..... .Waltham Mass
"'"h "hi'h 20. s....t......l Boston, Mass
Examine the spelling of these names careful, r.,
iufr buying Any variation even uf a singh ic,,s.
Indicates counterfeit '''''
Iuf sale by all Trading jewellers
ROBBINS A APPLETON.
General Agents. tsS broadway. Ny
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

PGcKwGcK NOT AT Fmsr SUCCESSFUL.
" MIR james Grant says For the
first five months OF his existence Mr..
Dickcns's first serial, the pickwick
Papers, was signal failure. notwth-
standing the fact that Mr. Charles Tilt.
at that time publisher OF considerable
cmincnee made extraordinary cXertons.
out of friendship for Messrs. Chapman
Hall to insure II success. He sent out.
ON what is called sale or return. Ia al
parts of the provinces. no fewer than
fifteen hundred copies of each of the
first five parts. This gave the Pick.
wick Papers IL very extensive publicity.
yet Mr.. Tits only result was an average
sale OF fifty copies of each of the five
parts \ certain number Of copies sold.
OF course, through other channels. but
commercially, the publication was u
decided failure. The question was de-
buted 10y the publishers whether they
ought not 10 discontinue the publication
OF the serial But just while the matter
wis under their consideration. Sam Wei.
Ter, who had been introduced in the
previous number, began to attract great
attention and so cell forth much admir-.
alton. The press WIS all but unanimous
in prnising Stnivela ~ an entirely Original
character who zone but great pcnius
T could have cfen and nll of sudden
IN consequence .. .imigpl'S popularity.
the " Pickwick Paper, e rose to an nm.
heard-oi popularity
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

The total cost Ordinary of the public
schools of Boston for the financial year
ending April 30, 1870 was S9ss, 5j5 81,
and the special expenditure were S6l2
337 50
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
Nrtu Advertisements.

NEW BOOK Agents sell 100 per week p
NEW 50. Address L. SrEBBlN~. Harti0r.
go, DAY 40 new articles Tor A-..
N-c Samples trrs. II b. SHAW, Alfred
>iLE>NE>.- for Circular, a hr.'. a..
business and steady employ ment Is. + HOW
Arch street Philadelphia Pa
Ncad,,Iic IhcoIugi,uI school - Uuil-l
VI educates Ministers 500 year 10 poo. .
deuts begins Ang -. Apply TO A 4, Lir.r."
Mcadville Pa.
stE WILL PAY AGENTS a -aIar, -
w per week or allow large commission
our new Inventions Address. J " FRlNh 4..
Marshall. Mich
WANTED. AGENTS 20 Watch tra- ...
w gratis to every live man who viii aUt So .
Agent Business light and honorable. pave -. ~.
day Address h NoRrps hfEHety q a.. Pu,Hr
pa
tbSN CHOMANCY. FASCINATION OBJ ~r
1HAkMlNG.-i00 pages cloth. This
tul book has mn instructions t. enable ua r4.
10 tasriuate either sex. OF amy animal, st viii 81.
mcrlsm. SpirtuAi,Iu, and hundreds of uth,g .lr..
experiments. IL ran be obtained by sending 48....
with 10 cents postage, to 7. ". EVANS Ntu. A.
Al So. Eighth street, Philadelphia
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
YES! IT Is TRUE!

That the Bsf Ndcers-the Bs0 Rs1p-p .l-
Nsl Il trs 20 be .auua IN The y ord are us tr 10
and Reliable Double Motion tstnn Machine.
made by the HTNA MANUFACTURERS tu. .
salem. Ohio send for Pamphlet containing ..
Uoulars
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uculars
TUE 1T NAN NA,UINt-N'w BuHA
IU6 Free for stamp TARBANT \ CO.. s.
Statesmen N.Y. M.' : NM. ~ ai'. i, r..
nut Street Philadelphia.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

=. on the 18th French Regiment Of the
line engaged Ut Sanrbrick. only eighty
men and four officers reported after the
fight
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26
90 Cts

- ~ 20 Nv V'NIH q W0UTH Tu3s ~ I"'
Sun Address.
w ENGLAND Publisher. NfR
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

\ BETTING Office IN Brussels have nu.
nounccd that n list WIS open I r or
against the first battle between Fnncc
aud Prussia. the indignation of the
public was 80 great that the police were
compelled 10 interfere and put nm end a.
the affair
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

Acw BOOK Agents sell 100 per week p
NEW -. Address l.. SrEBBiNS Harti1rl
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-23
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. Il. ott-Proclamation.
W. Fl. Wallace-Call for Convention

joy TO THE WoLD! WOMAN Is FREE!!-
to the happiness and amelioration of tho hu .
man race, none is entitled to higher consde-
ration than the renowned remedy-Dr. J.
Bradfield's Female Regulator, Womans Best
Friend. l'yi it woman is cmancipated from,
the numberless ills peculiar to her sex Be-
fore its magic power all irregularities of the
womb vanish. It cures whites. It cures sup-
preston OF the menses. It removes uterine
distinctions. 1t cures constipation and
strengthens the system. It braces the nerves
and ,puritics the blood. 1t never fails, as thou
sands OF women will testify. This valuable
field, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga. Price, 81 so per
bottle. Allrespectable drug men keep it,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-23

A woman, seventy-three years of age,
anI unable to read or wlite, whose pro.
perty was ascertained to be worth
S105, 900, was found by censns-taker,
living in the third story of lnrgc tcne.
ment house in the Eighteenth Ward,
New York
THE Fastest 'MILE RAcE.-A horse
named Judge Curtis ran mile in
race at Saratoga, on tho 18th, in the
unparalleled time OF 1.43. The best
time previously made in America was by
Herzog, in 1.434.
Thirsty people, 60 to Pollock's.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-23

An informal declaration of our neu.
trality in tho war between France and
North Germany has been sent abroad in
the form Of instructions to American
foreign ministers and consuls. Food,
arms and munitions of war arc to be sold
to either party to the conflict, but no
enlistment of troops will be permitted in
this country.
OK THE RAMPAGE. The United States
Secretary of the Navy is issuing orders
to oil navy yard and fleet commanders to
be "ready for any contingencies. The
1000 additional seamcn. although there
aro no war vessels of any consequence
to stow them in. Look out forCuba!
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-23

The attention OF our readers is called to-
day to the advertisement in another column,
preparation that has been used for upward Of
a century in enlightened EUROPE with the
greatest success in the cure of dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Constipation, Lossa OF Appetite
organs, etc. The proprietors, Mossrs Jacob
Lippman Bro, Savannah, Ga, have, at con.
siderable outlay, succeeded in obtaining the
original recipe for making this delightful tast.
in preparing it, the original standard shall be
kept up. June9