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: The Commercial and Financial Chroni
Gle OF New York.
OFFICE or A. c.. KAUFMAN,

NO. 25 BROAD ol'iEi-T,
CHARLESTON. ). e., l. tD..0, 1911.
cordially conllHcnd to those gentle
men ol bu>iirss, Bankers, Brokers, Aler'
chants, &c, here and elsewhere, Whose
notice Tie Ch. uuictc as 4 financial and
n.mclc;aI monitor HAY have ESCAPED,
10 lotk calc;uliy into the merits of this
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naltcls lcltailiins 10 finance and COM
meIce-lls INici.uCd and extending cir
cuiatlulI Etlhg tic slIonscst testimony
in lis .a\Ur. Would hcle lake nccas. on
10 Iln;lk, i'll lassire, that It's editors,
utcisuhaiiS klo" 10 n,ystlf,) arc gen
titEclI VI lhivi,Schcr, refinement ana
culture. Ibis accUullls somewhat for
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lent l.ihcii!lcs u. h0nur ahii intcSilty,
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VIcKeRUPG. February l2.-Thc steam
boa. Judge Wheeler exploded her boil
crS, aud was burnt and sunk at9 \. NJ;
near Bells Landing. forty-five miles
above NickShnrg. Three deck hands
were killed. Captain Nolan was seri-
oll<Iy. and G. w. Pope, Of Littl" Rock,
lm,liy wnund'od. Very little of the car
go WAS saved.
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THE YouyG NAPOLEON. - The
Prince 1npc,iaI is It tine, healthy lad
no. although the weather has bcen
very bad hince hc went toHhscihurSt
has not been sick Il Sinylc day. Hc
rises very early every morning. and
under tl.ccarrad his tutor, NJ. Fil"n,
dcvot.S himself TO the same studies
that he pursued i'll France. The
greatest p"s>ib'c affection prevails be-
tween mother aud son. lie resrm-
lies his mother most in the eyes.
which arc very handsome and intel
Iisrlt. lie has the Napolconic head
and nose. TIC events "f the past
year have. of course, saddcnrd him.
hue'Ee is naturally vi,acious- 11c i,
intrlIrctuul, and t!:';:::;;;;;I; ;in;y trained
for one SO young. lie is extremely
c,urtrons. aud no matter how humble
lr person is whom 'e meets while
onl, hr almn*t anticipates the salute.
His rhyslqnr is gooi, and he is. very
active and energetic. Ills habits are
>;nii"uS. and lis manners are very sc.
date and grave. He has every win
niny ways about him." lie dresses
in tie ordinary costume now in fash
i"r, for he youths OF his age i'll Eng
'ard II" >p';,kS English very flurl''-
j.. ord H., wus a,n"st IL. :nAinus as
10 read thr papers con-
{. iI.ii,. .i; w:,!, iirws; lie ~ AUhi
ul rare Premise.
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"PERsEvERE To TIE END AND Your
Erro,rr; WILL. BE RHw.ARDED"-cnn-
linur 10 use SUMTER BlTTERS and
&C. le Gr your Dyspepsia will b. your
reward,
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ARRIVALS AT
The NI,li.Shnll III IOuSe

. SINCE LAST Friday.
BO Maullen, Charleston; DrF Hun
ter; J p Strnhccker, Charleston G L
Williams, Eibrrton; Ga; G II McC"lla,
Lowndc>viilc, S G.; Il 5 Findley, .G +
Bar,hulow, Baltimore; II + Riley,
Greenwood; Jas II Bcwley, Anderson;
r J. Stansell, Hodges Depot; Robert
Kcown, Ahbcvillc; Wale II uerskill,
\ W Plcckcr, Baltimore; II Queens,
" r Woodward, S CIR II; Hanna,
Baltimore, II l. Hill, Edwin Wilson, eI
Abbcyillc. ... .. -a .--
JOHN \. MAYS, Proprietor.
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Banker G. Broker, No. 25 Broad street
January 81, 1871. 2

STATE SEcuRITIEs-Soulh Carolina,
old,-,a So; do new,-G5; do, rtgisl'd
stock, OK int II ~.
CITY SECURITIES = Augusta, Ga,
Bolds.-a rs; Charleston, =. c.. stock,
TX or int,-a so; lo, Fire Loan i;""ds,
IL; Columbia, =. G., i;onds.-u o..
RAILROAD BUNbs-ijilr kidrc. ti:pl
mortgage, I'D Il -; Charleston ana "a.
vanllal, 6;a-; Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta,-a So; Cheiaw and i,ui.us-
ton, u.s.; GrccHville and CoIIln,b,l. Isl
mort, Sill; do, State guarantee, U::::l--;
Northeastern, 81 a =; savaluah ana
Charleston, lSt mort, "a IS; do, STATE
guarantees, 69a--; South Carolina, ia 12S;
do, GJ; SpartanburS and Union "a 81.
RAILROAD ST0CEs-thariour, .Gium-
bia and Augusta, u AZ; Grecnvilic and
r 'olumbIa, 2 a; Northeastern, l;l-;
S S,valliah aid Charleston, -a3u; South
Carolina, whole Shares, alb; do, hall
shares a -! "
EXCHANGE, &c-Ncw York Sight, !!
Oft lar: Gold. it!a III; Silver, 103a-
SGT CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
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JOHN \. MAYS, Proprietor.
CONSIGNEES

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
j NJ Bradley, Cox, G w Daniels
J W Dani*, n J Davis, S F. Gil "r'
Vim Hill, " VI Hall, l. johnson
Ja, l. Bralley,'A b G Lindscy, r A
McCssiin, J L Martin, p % Miller
Moore L. co., W ID Mars, W Ii Par
ker, r e Perrin, p $ Ru,ledge A N
Robertson B Rhctt, } & Spear. ia:
Tagyarl, S IL WaIker.J J " WiIiiau:'
ID J W, j. Co., q Williams, + West
field. Norwood, DuPre g. Co, Miller
Is Robertson. Trowbridc d Go. Par
kcr T. Lee, White, Smith L. White
q II jackson.
J. W. MARSHALL, -
... .-.. Agent.
The following named persons hav
packages in the Express Office. -'.,
JE Calhoun, DR.. Il. Rhett, " n
Tarraut, o Il Porcher, } + Calhoun
f Noble, Z + Parker.
Office in MrDunald's Store. "-.
c. V. HAMMOND:
Agent.
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"A CARD.

ry'
HE Undersigned. having m cSpc,
ricncr Of twelve years. lii active prar'
,ice. including four years ~ Surgeon
in the Confederate Army, respectfully
offers his professional services To In,
citizens in the vicinity OF. C"Kr>bnr.
and Hodge, Depot. IT'S SURGEON
g OBSTETRlCiAN ANA GENERAL
PRACTITIONER Of MEDICINE
Residence TWO .teJ miles north q
CokesburY.tsA -
MALLORY P. RIVERS, md.
Feb 10. 1870 ,4e, st
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;S>s. Beard Of trade adopted n res"lu.
en- R;rN>. IN" The t'irrinraii ard south
mandir. ra'iona, wnlk. and de'
Painted Il coiiiNi legislation, and ar'
Washington and aSSs o! seven 10 20 to
The Georgia comm 'SsS,Nl Nl"Nai 'tiisH' :",'
tricky '''*IS '''''rc were lSs>>SS1.. ~ ."' >''''
iinc!n!ali's Goatirs debt and Labs
tics exceed sl,0N,0QO. y
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Or the 1881 residents OF New Orleans
who died last year, Twelve were over l.
yrArs old.
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West Ni:einia'S new Democrat
United Statcs Senator was an Old y hi :
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The President has decided that he
viii allow the Iil to repeal the Test
oath To hrrnilir Il law ilhuul his sly
nature. lie dnrS Eut look upon the
i,lIl as providing an absolute l., peal on
the ground that lny%' lna:i still has
to take the iro',-rla'! cath, while Il
n,an who has been di>ioy al. hnt is not
.i>iranclii<t,l hy the Fourteenth
amendment. need not take it. 'Thc
effect Of the hill is Il discrimination
which he does not approve, and only
discovered at the very m"ncn he
was going to sign it. The nrr h:"~
who voted for The Lii SAY l':h ihs
is mere qril.blr. for il was iatr"dr'i It"
rl,trauchisc those who We're not other
wisc di>iinnchiSrd by the Fourteenth
amen,'mrnl, and was ,"l intended T."
reach men who could take the iruh-
,.l,l
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MARRIED,

MARRIED, by Rev. J. J. Workman
February Sth, 1871, Mr.. JOHN NJ. JOR'
DAN of Abbeville, and Miss FANNIE
w. LATIAIER, of Greenv1lle. T
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Wehster,s Sner ar and T,nsnar
WaHsar,s I1fefiomarvgs
: Webster;s t.ss .sfssS .sts
Anthon,s Latin Diefianary
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Sterling's 4tif and 9th leaders.
Quackenbos's English Composition,
Hedges Logic, ~ .s,s
Whatley's Logic So
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*Biils marked thus Ky arc being r.
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d IN a store of the kind.
gait examine our goods; andlcarn ouS5
Ave willdo orr best for them, ami !
! liberal dealing, to induce the custp
a now ones to come in.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

We are informed that the wife
of one of the brak emen on the Pas.
sumpsic Railroad, residing at Lyn-
donville, recently presented her
husband with three "Olive Branch
cs" at one birth. The father and
mother were first blessed with one
child, some three or four years since;
and less than two years since their
happiness was augmented by the
of fine i:air cf WINS
And now the happiness OF the Ia
Their would be complete were it rot
for slight apprehension that the
order of geometrical progression, in
raising a family, may 1t to be mo
nOt0nOnS after while.
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OXFORD, n. H.-David r. Lang,
has been appointed Judge of Pro
bate for Grafton County, in place OF
Judge Westgatc, whose term ex'
pires by reason OF age.
Tillotson & eastman have Just
adopted the "Cash or ready pay
system, which took effect with the
year 1871.
Tie churches of Orford and Fair
lee have united in observing the
week, and the meetings are we'll at.
tended.
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Che Markets.
Cambridge Cattle Market
For the week ensllng Dec. 10.

Cambridge Cattle Market
For the week ending Dec. 10.
AMOUNT oY LIvx sTocH AT MARKET
Cattle. Sheep a Lambs, Swine
This week. sV o,256 9i3
Last week, 500 s,tGs sD
One year ago, g2 7,252 300
Prices Of Market Beef-Estra. tl2.OO To
1890; first quality, tii.Oo Ia $il.;0; second
quality, $500 to 1850; third quality. $500
to $500
Prices of store Cattle-working Oxen per
pair, $50 $500, t250, TO ts'5.
Mich cows and calves, 80, 80, 81, to ts5,
Yearlng-, go To eel two years old, 81 to
$40 three years old, $3s To eco.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots, 1850
a., sa.5o, o.. to a. each; extra, $40 to $500
or from to DC per Id.
Spring Lambs, - tn $3.50
Veal Calves. $s to $i3.
Prices Of Hides, Tallow and Skins-IIides,
7lc per Id. Tallow, Sc to SIC per h.. pelts,
81 To q each; Calf Skins, Ii to I7cpor Id,
Prices Of Poultry--Extra, i6i to 10. prime,
IL to i6.c; good ~ to i5sc medium he to
~ poor to medium, l3c to II
n. y. Bcef--ExtrA and irst quality in.
cln,lcs nothing but the best, large fat, oxen.
Second and third quality includes oxen aud
two and throc years old Steers.
Sheep-Extra includes Co-scts, and when
hose Of inferior quality are thrown cut.
REMARKS.
Cattio--The demand for c..tt tie this week ia
better than usual for Christmas wcek--cnsily
accounted for; as the supply has been light
for the past three weeks. Prices have not
moved ut higher rates.
Sheep and Lambs-At the opening there was
considera bic life manifest, but gradually calm
ed down as poor lots began to be handled
The call runs chiefly for good butohcring
sheep and Lambs.
Poultry-The live stock trims this morning
were minus OF live poultry. Dressed poultry
is arriving abundantly-said to be larger than
at Thanksgiving, and of improved qnality.
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Thomas j. Flanders Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Bradford District
- IS In Probate Court holden at West
fsirtre, within and for said district, on the
10th day Of December, A. ID. 1870, William i.
Stevens, administrator on the estate of Thorn
a. }. Flanders, late of Bradford in said dis.
trict, deceased makes application to said court
to settle his administration account upon the
estate of said deceased; Whcreupon it is or
dcred that the same lee referred to the I'd
Tuesday of January next at probate court
in said Bradford for examination and allow
ancc and that all concerned be notified here
of, by the publication of this order in the
National Opinion, printed at Bradford, three
weeks successfully, AS soon AS may be, that
they may appear. and at said time and pi.,ce,
if they cause, object thereto.
BY Tho Court. Attest
ALVAH BEAN, Register.
ne copy of record, Attest,
90 ALVAH BEAN, Register.
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Mrs. Mary Brockway Of Wash.
ington, N. H., of whom mention has
frequently been made in the papers,
is now nearly lOl wears old, and Is
probably the mOsv remarkable in
stance Of well preserved longevity
to be found in New England. She
was born in Chelmsford, Mass, In
April 1870.
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Farm for Sale.

'UNIIE Subscriber offers for sal, tho farm
L known AS the Noah Avery farm. one mile
from Corinth Centre. containing 100 acres If
good land, with well finished story and a half
house. barns, supplied with running water
at house and barns. Said farm il wen fenced
and has On II a good i:ut orchard and sugar
orchard, aud the soil is very productive.
For terms inquire of II. FAIR
Bradford Vii age, Jan. IL, 1871. 80
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

rINllE subscriber offers for sale his Cottage
House and lot, pleasantly situated in
bradford village, about 40 rods from TIE
Churches and Academy, and the same distance
from the business portion of the village. A
good barn has recently beef built ubon the
premises. For further particulars inquire of
Stcarns IL Jones, or of the proprietor.
II. FARR.
bradford, VT. Jan. II, 1870. 81
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Masonic.

o,,urY Lopor, No, 49, Regular c"mmu-
.,.n,,nns Mt Masonic Hall. in lIardy'S l'nllding
meat" W,eJ"esJ,,y of the week in which the moon
on "''T T. CLARK, W. M j u. w. Prchard
Secretary.
ur. LEBANON Il, 4; cntrrhn; Meetings at
Masonic Hall on Wsa n l "''sr9i'n "' ,ne
We pr, j. II. Jones, Secretary.
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PROBATE COURTS.
1Brn sllorsl District.

HON. IT. ". BAILEY, Judge.
DROBATE COURTS W II he holden within
l and for the District of Bradford, rs fol
lows, viz:
At Bradford, on the second
Tue lays of January, May July aud Novem
Der.
AT EAST Corinth, on the second
TUESDAYS OF ,'cbri! AIRY. and August.
At Newbur, on the second Tues.
days of March, and October.
AT Waits River on the second
Tuesdays in june aud September.
At West 'Fairlee on the second
Tuesdays in April. and December.
ALNAH BEAN, Register
West Fa;rie, Vt, Dec. |. 1870.
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Bradford Village


Southern mail closes at 1913 An arrive"
at 800 = " ,,osesn n, Ono M. arrives
Western mail closes at . r. NJ arrives at III
A. nn.to, mail closes at s,3orM, arrives at
a 40
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RclirSOuS Societies.

METHODIST EriscoinL Cnun9n hov ~, =,
Tap p" a. afternoon at l:l5, aud q o'clock.
co,angaArloNNL CnuRcu' Rev > Is, WI,
p,.tnr' sabbath Services At 1880 A.:
mans, ,,I5. and o'clock Z. NJ The latter
4" ,hn Academy buildlng.l
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,.,,ar,i Council No. II.

u,.,,ps. at Masonic Hall on Wednesday af'
to rnocn Of the week in which the moo. M lnlls'
a. ,'i 'tlpo. Daniel Hurlbut, T. l. q. NJ; Rev.
Bn,ton Recorder.
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RAILWAY lr,llMs.

c,J,s south-Mail Tram leaves bradford
v'"'IS A. NJ; Express, i2.ldA NJ Freight
s.srM Stock MGna.ny;l 10, ,. ~ nr.,,rord ,t
"'' Exprcss. 9,3! Freight, 9,3J An
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

At the stockholders meeting of
the NJ. & w. Il. r., held at Montpe-
licI on the Sd inst, the old board of
Directors were elected for the cnsu-
ms year.
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If we can benefit the readers of
the Opioion any by recommending
Parsons Purf alive Pills to be the
best anti>bilious medicine in the
country, we are willing to do So
We have had about as good a chance
to know as any one.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

Capt. George II. Amidon, former
ly captain of the 4th Vermont Regi-
ment, died at Oxford, Mass,
Wednesday, from the effects of
wound received at Cedar Creek.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

Ayers American Almanac, for the
new year, has arrived for delivery
gratis by all Druggists to all who
call for it. This little annual has
the largest circulation Of any book
in the world, made by the fact that
it furnishes the best medical advice
which is available to the pcoplc-en.
ables them to determine what their
complaints are and how to cure them.
1t contains the startling announce
'entOf the cOntlagration of a world,
or the combustion of one of the
stars in the armament with all its
attendant planets.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

The Republicans of the Sd N. II.
Congressional District have noml-
mated Maj. Gen. s. G. Griffin Of
Keene, as there candidate for Con.
gresham.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

PROBLEM.-A brick 8 inches long,
4 inches wide, and 2 inches thick, is
thrown into the air, at random. Re.
quircd-Tho chance that IT VIII iali
on the end.
The above amt much; but cipher
out the following: II pork is lS3
cts per h., how many humming bird
skins will it take to patch an old
callikar geOwn.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

The Vermont Central Railroad
line has leased the Rutland railroad,
with its dependencies, for term of
20 years. This makes the Vermont
Central Managers the undisputed
Railroad Kings Of Vermont. This
is the most important railroad event
that ever took place in the State.
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4, q. Of q. r..

RrvgnsrpE LopGr, No 30. Meetings every
rnr.dav evening, at Trmplar's Hall, Shcp-
herd.ous Building. g. W. rrichard, ". {, T.;
q C. Doty. secretary.
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po., r. T.. Wn.hburn. q. a. H..

DEPARTMENT OF NERMoST.
II rA,nham. Com'r H. ". Cobb, Adi't,
Meets First and Third Friday each month.
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acord s.icnliiic A..ocinaion.
E;,c 1Iep;irtnscni.

Meetings scmi-monthly, at their rooms III
Hardy Building. Rev. Silas Mekceh u. D''
President c. II. Hardin. So
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y.-,,IlLE FiRI ENGISg Co. j G. Stcarns
poy-n,nn: Alden stevens Clerk. Meetings on
IN. first Thursday of every month.
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RruI ford brass 1Bun IL.

Music furnished for Fairs, Picnics, &c., n
reasonable rates.
II. Il. CHAsp, Leader.
pB DAVIS, Clerk.
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FAH EY s 9 DS,

Consisting OF
Pins, Needles, Buttons, Silks,
Twists, Velvet Ribbons,
Nets, Hosiery and Gloves,
Hoop Skirts, Corsets,
Collars and Cuffs,
Also the best Kid Gloves imported,
the Alexandra & Duchess Kids.
Also,
Ladies' Undervests and Pants,
which cannot be beat for Price and Quality.
Nubias, Saxon Yarns,
Zephyr Worsteds,
Slipper Patterns, Fringes,
and other articles too numer.
GUS to menliOn.
Millinery work done in the best manner a.
as cheap Ms the cheapest.
Call and examine it will cost you notbng
if you do not purchase.
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at works like a charm" This is
the common talk about Renne's
Pain-Killing Magic Oil all over the
country. If any body has headache,
toothache, cholic pain, sore throat,
lameness of any kind, sprains, chill
blains, the general advice is, "Use
Renne's Magic Oil" at works like
charm"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13
Local and State Matters.

The Concert gwen by the Band
ON Wednesday evening last was a
success and at the solicitation of
many that were present, will be re-
peated on Wednesday eve OF next
week, January 18th. Our concert
going and music loving people can
not n any way better contribute
their mite, than fer the purpose OF
assisting our Band to raise means
torpHrchasing the remainder oil a
set of new Instruments, and we are
assured that when their new set is
Bradford can boast of a
Band Seconl to none in the State.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

The Good Te..ri-'S Lodge OF Al
burg was entered by some unprin-
cipled person or persons Thursday
night, Dec. Goth, and the regalia all
burned up and the rest of the fur.
niture more or lyss injured. Two of
the members who were recently ex.
PEELED, are strongly suspected of be.
ing the criminals.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

The following are the elections
made at the Annual Meeting OF
Woodville Fire Engine Company
cf Bradford:
J. c. Stcarns, Foreman.
i. Il. Davis, Asst. Foreman.
Alden Stevens, Clerk, Treasurer,
anI Steward.
Standing COMA. T. Clarke, A.
p. Shaw, Jr., Geo. Jenkins, Il. q.
Hobart, ID. X Andres.
Foreman II Hosc-F. ID. Gilman.
Leading HoSemen-D. w. Cobb,
{. {. Wright, +. Elliott, 5. c. Bar
lett, j. y. Clark, Il. ii. Mardln.
Suction HoSe-men-LewiS Bru
nell, Il. +. Whitcomb, j. b. Under
wood, Charles Jones.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13
CLOTHING STORE.

CLOTHING STORE.
BRADFORD MUTUAL
CLOTHING Store !
Clothing. Clothing =!
OvERCOATs! OvERCOATs
A fcw IN IRE left, and who takes the
next one
We have one of the best assOrtments
of Clothing to be found in this vi.
cini.y, and are daily receiving all
the latest styles in makes and goods.
All our goods equal to
ANY STOM ADELE!
Every article sold
Warranted to prove as represented,
or money refunded.
We have also all kinds of Gents
Furnishing Goods, Socks, I'm.
dersbirts, Drawers, Cartli-
gan Jackets, Overalls, Scarfs,
Umbrellas, Gloves, Hats, Caps, &c.
In short, everything
usually kept in a First Class Cloth.
ing Store.
Having purchased Mr.. Plumley's
interest in the concern, we shall be |
pleasen to see all our old Gus tOmers
and as many new ones as want to
Get Their Moneys Worth
when buying Clothing.
Try us once. Our goods recommend
themselves.
Yours truly,
+. ID. GILMAN & co.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

A correspondent of the Lyndon
Union writes: Mrs. Phebe Brock
was born in Pembroke, n. H.. in
1915. where she lived till she was Ii
years old, and then moved to Bar
net where she has lived SO years.
She lives with a son in his 10Th
year and a daughter in her 18th
year.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

Hon. James Pike, Of Newmarket,
is the Republican nominee for Gov
ernor of New Hampshire.